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case came up i'm the United States Court, Brook

case came mp in the United States Court, Brook
lyn yesterday before Commissioner Jones' which excited
considerable interest II seems that the Rev. s. L. Ben
nett coored) OF Charleston g. c. had collected large
sum OF money for ST. Marks Church in that city The
individual under the name OF T. W. CaroZo, was
brought before United States Commissioner Jones' yeser
day. charged with obtaining letter belonging TO another
from the Post-Office by false representations.
Several witnesses called and the testimony went
TO show that the accused took the letter from the Officer
stating that he authorized to do so "by Mr. Bennett
Mr.. g. d. Knapp testified that he had sent letter con-
tanning money to Mr. Bennett Of Charleston, registering
Post 0fee Department. recognized the note Enclosed IN
the letter mentioned Mr. W. Kelley who had charge OF
tho Registry Department Of the NewYork PostOftce,
testified that he received and registered the letter.
Mosrs SmonsOn, Assistant Postmaster OF Brooklyn, ana
j. H. Young Money Order Clerk at the office were
examined but their evidence developed no facts OF I'M
porance and the was adjourned until Tuesday next
the defendant being held in $500 bail.
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. DISASTERS.
EmGnAxr SHIP fArnA " p1srnras.

IMMIGRANT SHIP LAURA ~ DISTRESS.
The American Consul at Halifax transmits 70 Col
lector snyth Of this port dispatch stating that the brig
Sarah, Capt. Mnnday, from Porto Kco, repOrts hay
ing on the POI inst fallen IN with md spoken tie ship
Laura I'm latitude 400 40 NJ and longitude Go 90 We She
damage from stress Of weather Her fore and mainmast
mizzen-tOpmast aud bowspIit gone. When spoken
under canvass from crotchc, yard on the mzzen
mast, and was standing :. W. BY w.
FATALLY sCALDED in MORnIsANIA.
A little girl named Catherine Rozenrever, about
years Of age was badly scalded yesterday morning at tie
residence Of her parents Cortlaudaye near hottest,
Morisana, by the upseting 81 pot OF boiling cOiloo
A MACHINES. KILLED.
~ TELEGRPu TO THE TRIBUNE. o.
SPRINGFIELD Mass, Jan. 29.-,John Bglan, the en-
ploye OF the Dwight Manufacturing Company ~ Chico.
q f5y days since, died on Sunday morning. NnppWi ION
perform ell y disocafmg the arm 10 The Shoulder,
bat too late 10 save the llio Of the patient
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
P0sToN. Jan. 29.-Aayoung man named Thomas
Preston ia the employ Of tle Lowell IiirOnd Company
was fatally hUued yesterday While shack1uS ean at DC
depot .A
WRECK OF TWO sCHOoNERs. q
PORTLAND, Me-. Jan. 29.-'i'he British schoOnels
c. j. Horton, Capt Smith, from St Johns for Cuba win
humber and Alice, Capt Clark, from "a Johns Tor Fort
land With luuher went ashore onCwnbery bland near
rit Desert the nth are total losses scn0ontr
hah arrived with the crews Both vessels were Condemned
and sold r. Ut .N
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TENNESSEE.

THE SUPREME CoURT-ISlPEACHAIENT OF A COUNTY
JUDGL. ..-
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
NASHVILLE, Jan. ga resolution has been adopted
by the State authorizing the Governor TO employ
counsel TO defend the cases in the Supreme Court involv
ing certain Constitutional qucstions One Of the cases
has already been argued Tie other VIII not DC reached
for some weeks, unless taken Wy ont OF order.
In the House report from lhe special committee 70
commencing the Impeachment o. Judge Frazier OF the
Criminal Court Of Davidson County, accompanied with
articles OF impeachment, was read Juoee fiaZiers ~
Tense was the liberation from arrest under writ OF
habeas corpus Of the members Of tie Legislature arrested
Summer for absentg themselves, and leaving the
House without q quorum. He will PROBABLY be im-
peached.
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ARMY GAZETTE.
NJ rzLusnArE TO tn. TRIBUNE.

TELHdRAfH 70
The OwngnA officers Veteran Reserve Corps are mus
tered out and honorsb discharged Of the United States on
account Of their services being no longer required
xBreVe Thomas Seey Captain Remsnt Capt George
y CTsbe First Lieut. John Morton 20 hegmsa 9S
Ond Lieut. Joseph Bunes 18th Regiments Breye Major Henry nov"
land has been mustered ofths United States service
Coils VIM Beehe j and d. HOag been mustered out Of
service hey having received appointments In the Regular Army ana
having been retained IN service after the muster Of their rgmen
W. H. Mitchell Veteran Re
Corps have been Withdrawn and he has mustered out SER
Sentence yet Major Henry Rowland Assistant Quar-
Y Secretary
Of War and be has been IEUGteTed out Of service.
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THE FRNIANS.

THE TORONTO TRIALs-Two PRISONERS RELEASED.
TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
TORONTO, Jan. 29-The Fenian trials were con-
tinued to-day John Grace was placed the dock. He
claimed TO be American, and was allowed Jury com
posed one-balf OF Americans. Verdict not guilty
John Cooney next tried The Crown Counsel stated
that he not satisfied the witnesses could identify the
prisoner therefore he would offer evidence! Ills
IOrdsp directedtbe jury TO acQut the prisoner which
they accordingly did o. e.,ra
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NAVY GAZETTE.
By rKLxsRAPH TO rHK THIBu,

Third Assistant Engineer Henry LOvelair has been ordered the
United States steamer Michigan.
RESIGNED.
Mdshpman E. r. Turner Of the Naval Academy
DETACHED.
Capt Roger n Sernbe from the command Of the Cannaua and
waiting Mate Thomas Pnlar from the Potomac and
granted absence leave for discharges Acting bnsn Otis
Thompson.
The steamer Havana Caba the 2 inst. for
the sOath side Cuba The PMnee has arrived
Portsmouth, ~ H. where she VIII nil her complement OF
when she will sail for Rio &c Janeiro The supply steamer
chu has arrived at Pensacola Fa with stores for that aon a
the Sqaadr MadawaskA have been
ordered duty The MdawAsk will be put out OF
commission and Laid IN ordinary the Navy Yard New YORK
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ASSEMBLY

EXECUTIVE REPORTS
The Governor sent in the animal renort of fba
Commissioner OF Quarantine - 1~rV S
The SPEAKER Nfgsented report from the Acting
Auditor OF the Canal Department IN answer 10 resonti
calling for Information relative the canals Also re-
port OF the HewYOfk State Prison Association
ILLEGAL AssEssNENTs.
The bill TO authorize Boards u Supervisors of cerfi
counties TO correct village assessments recOmmited
win instructions 70 bring in general bill. n
A CANAL CLAIM BILL
The DID for the relief OF Charles H. Coiamer was con
Aeefed In Committee OF the Whole e,r ....,f rrr =
~. iIrTLEJOHN CRep, Oswego said the subject Of
was getting 70 be Of the most serious ia this
esss he people were taxed half million dollars an
Ss-~ 70 pay awards, aud Il was time canal bills were
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MARRIED..

BBgRS-wLDEYn this city Tuesday Jan u.s. at the residence
and BY the Rev Joseph WideY j. Clark Beers 10 Hattie A.
daughter Of the Officiating clergyman.
BRUsH-HUNPER-In Brookn Wednesday jan a. the resi-
the brides parents the Rev James Me Jesse Brush TO
Elizabeth J. Hunter
WELAt the residence Of the brides mother
Thursday morning. Jan a. 1857 by the Rev Mr. Speudng Harlan
r. Dunbar o. Prebe n " to Anna NJ Lengwe Of Athena T.
No cards d
ROBBRTTRUDBAU0n Tuesday Jan 49, at the Church Of the Hey
Conmunou IT, NJ Dr. ChArea Robert TO Mis-
Adena TTqdeau, all Of NewloTk
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MISSISSIPPI.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT REJECTED.
TRIBUNE.
NEw-0RLEASs Jan 29.-Gen. Alcorn, United States
Senator elect from Mississippi addressed both branches
Of the Mississippi Legislature to-day, advising them to
gessonal evils. unanimous vote rejecting II was the
response.
tonight
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THE CASE OF THE uON c. V. CULVER

TzIESBhFH TkBUSE D 'L'IlLA :,
TRANKIfY, Pa Jan. 29-The courts hre now IN
session here Tile cases against Culver and Austin IN
which Haze and others are prosecutors, VIII py cosehs
be taken up Friday morning next This morning ule
private counsel OF r. r. Cray Sheriff. asked leave u en-
ter no loScd ia his cases sgainst the same Persop
FOR emb Element and conspirac, 10 defaud Culycranu
Austin val. be defended by Messrs. BakGleyS ana Han
cock Of This place. the Hon. Thomas r. Marshall and Cp
INK. Kofr Of Pittsburgh and the Hon. W. L. Corbet OF
Clarion DstrctAuorney Myers VIII be assisted III the
prosecution by Capt Taylor Cob H. D. Rogers and he5ss'
My ers and Kmnear % this place and tie Hou b. am
Nlance and NJ. 5wartzxeldeI OF PittsDurgh.. II :
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20 THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
~ TnrronArH TO rae TRIBUNE si .
PETITIONS.


SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. 20
PETITIONS
By II. c. MURPHY Dem, Kings)-Of several
thousand citizens OF Brooklyn for bridge over the East
River, between Brooklyn and HewYOTk
BY Mr.. PIERsoN Rep, Kings)-of the Nev-Yorly
Chamber Of Commerce., protesting against allowing
York - y -'-
Also of Theodore A. Tomlnson, asking for Special
Bills REPORTED FAvoRABLr
Amending the Charter Of the Village OF Rome.
Applying the Metropolitan District Excise Law to the
Amending the Charter Of Greenwood Cemetery Assoca-
ton relative to the votes Of the Directors at the annual
meeting. r r... ..I .I
,Abm to incorporate the NeR-YOrE Mutual Benefit
PianoFOrte Manufacturing sooiety. Agreed to-
BILLS NOTICED
To amend the Village Of Jamaica Town Hall account
10 amend the charter Of the Village OF Edgewater.
To prevent the spread Of the rinderpest.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To make more stringent law relative to animals run
Authorizing the towns Of Morrisana and west Farms
BY Mr. PLATT (I2ep, ClntOn approuriating $3.50 coo
to AID IN the construction Of the Whitehall and Patt
BY Mr. SUTHERLAND Dem. westehester)-To incor-
porate the White Plains Water Works Company
tive TO divorces II provides that where marriage IA
sought 10 DO annuled the ground that former hus
band or wife OF OF the persons was living II be
declared void only In action brought for that purpose
by the party to such marriage, who contracted the
same In Ignorance OF the fact Of former marriage
Mr.. LOW alsO gave notice OF a bill 70 make more
stringent law against the carrying OF concealed deadly
weapons.
BILL PASSED
TO provide supply Of water for the City OF schen-
nectady
To amend net for the prevention Of frauds in the
GPening and laying out Of streets h New-York II was
On motion Of Mr. LA BAU CRep. Ricbmond), who
stated that the Corporation Counsel desired 10 be heard
on the bill before the final vote y .'..
Authorizing the town Of JohnstOn loan its bonds TO
the Fonda and GloYersvie Railroad,
AuulOriAng the village OF Peeskin 20 borrow e 500.
Anenolng an act authorizing the Emanuel cOngrega
u0n OF hew-fork % hold and convey real estate.
40 sDaoe the Trustees of the Hrst-st Presbyterian
xhuron on new.fOrk 70 give their property to the New
YORK Cny Mission and Tract society .
TO borrow " BOO. '7' 'N' = 't,N N'''
= Observation-Disclosures
MT LENT tRep, N. W presented petition of the New
eertain core Of lands Adjourned W ~
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TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
ALABAMA.

BIT TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
MONTGOMERY Jan. 29-Both Houses arc earnestly
discussing the Constitutional Amendment test vote
has been taken which to indicate that Mobile viii
soon be the capital OF AlabaIn..
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ELECTION INTELLIGENT.
WEST VIRGINIA.

BY TrrEsRAPH TRIBUNE.
WHEELING, Va, JAN 29.-At the municipal election
yesterday, the Democratic ticket with the exception
of the Treasurer was elected by decreased majority
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no James w. Gerard, GOO

To James ". Gerard, esq.I
the undersigned approaching services behalf Of COnmss
Education this for the p, twenty-five and knowing
your grea, organization and mode Of opeaon Of
present school system Of the change therein contemplated BY
bin before the Legislature respectfully request you A
appoint deliver lecture address fellow
citxeus of on this important subject
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MARYLAND.
BALTIMOKE HAKBOK OPEN.

TRIBUNE
BALTIMORE, Md. Jan. 2--TEe haIbor continues
OPEN The steamer Gen Custer, from NcwYork, arrived
today as did also some half steam tugs having
feet Of oyster boats IN tow Tho British steamer MeX
can for Liverpool which aground, got of early tits
morning, and proceeded her voyage Several sailing
vessels took their departure ia tow OF tugs.
Mrs McTaysh, daughter Oh CHARLES Carroll OF Carroll
ton buried from the Cathedral to-day The funeral
was largely attended.
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VINO DREW IT ?-On Monday night about O'clock
there found on the steps of Mrs Mlers boarding
house. No 40 Clfst., fine male infant about three
weeks old 1t was Wen dressed and wrapped In warm
shawl. On its clothing found note requesting that
Il be taken care Of As Of the b0arders held tickets
in the lottery drawn that day 1t looked upon as one
of the prizes but it difficult to say which one was
kindly care for it for few days. hoping that lady
will adopt IL.
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LAND OFFICE REPORTS.


ut rEfEos 70 rms TKrBuSH. O.
81 tie General Land One cerf trans
rriut investing the sale ~ CAor 70 Hahn eeorh uliug
0 acr,s nov situated The Sn FIanco Lad District. 1rapnps
Of & File hesg ssg 10 the GevsO VI the State he an
Grent Land GteG ''t'
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ILLINOIS.

BIZ TELKGkAPH THE TRIBUNE.
SPRISGFELD, Jan. 29.-The lower House Of the IL
linois Legislature have adopted resolution giving
State aid TO the completion of the Navy Yard at
Mound City, on which the United States Government
has already expended 100000
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LOUISIANA.
BIT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

7 TRLEGRIPH TRIBUNE
New ORLEANS, Jan. 29.-Ihe schooner Elizabeth,
the first vessel Of the Venezuelan Emigration Company
sailed this morning with 20 ericELts The House Is dis
cussRg tho question OF calling u state Convention
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sKArrNG rornNA,frNr

~ TRtEsRAPH TEs. TRIBUNE
P1TTSBuRGH, Jan: 29.-At the great national sknt-
ing touInamept to-day, ut Central Park, Miss Gerry
rockingham OF Rochester, n. Y, won the frst prize
medal
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sueriaI NctttS.


. See Naples aud Die
saws the poyerb ha!s the odor Of PHALoNs NIGHT
BLOOMING Ton will say that life has for you another
charm Naples among cities Otbe Mediterranean that
frms among the other perfumes Of the world
Wendell Phillips -
open, the BROOKLYN FRATERNITY COURSE ofLECrURBS1f The
ACADEMY OF MUSIC TUESDAY EVENING, February ., 70 be
HENRY WARD BBECfIBR urOn the 18th .a
ELIZABETH CADY STANTON upon We 10th, and
VIM LLOYD GA}RtSOn upCh the 18th Of February.
They speak upon NATIONAL AFFAIRS :,
be procured OF T. Dya Co. NO
2is Fuost Brooklyn Price 81 Tickets for single lectures wh
reserved seats be bad At She door night ofeeureS Pcs ee
No One Need lie IN the Dark: IN
CANyASSBRS WANTED TO SELL ~
THE FOLDING POCKET LANTERNS.
LIGHT and be FOLDED and carried IN me
fOcEKr with and oosySNlESok 9ping
space opened aud closed a. rea hey e
whether open closed matches and extra candles ana oeos ar
ARK MOST APPRECIATED IN THE GREATEST BMERGRNcIEs
Prces: 81 sent by mail express pfePad Or ."
IS cents each by mall or express
LIBERAL TERMS TO DRALEkS AND C5NVASsEhS
JULIUS IVES Co, NO ~ siaiden isne, n IL,
Manufacturers and Dealers In Kerone Goods gsn aua rt0pne'os
I. IVES PATENT LAMPS,
THR sAFEsr MOST CONVENIENT, AND IN EVERY WAY TfiB
- T--7' BEST LAMP EVER VskD.
Cders Brackets Hanging and Table Lamps Of all kinda Be
a. and trimmed safely and neatly all with.
removing hsde globe chimney aasrewhg the asr
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: n,,,,ors f,r ,rfEp roR running OWN AND KnI

DAMAGES CLAIMED FOR RUNNING OVER AND KnL-
ING CnILD--In the Supreme Court. yesterday, Judge
Lott presiding action brought by Frank Shelter
administrator Of Frank shafer deceased against George
Warkle and Nicholas Doll to the sum or $1,000
damages for running over and killing child IL ap-
psared that In juno last tho child who was five years
ia was standing IN Fnshingaye., looking through
ncietfonco. where some boys were Paving Dali IN
cant lot The eLid close by the gateway ana wnlle
there coal cart driven y man ~ tho employ OF de
fcndans In passlng through the gate ran over the chu
ana kled IT, 1he cass was not c0neiuded
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nInnrninrGnn.is

Mourning Goods.
CARD-w JACKSON, No 561 BROADWAY, has constantly On
hand Of Bombatnes and all other Mourning Pres
Goods ShGws Coaks Walls Grapes hndkerfa e.
Coyrs I'd. Blades waited with goods al te resiente
Suits 20 order No 5S Broadway opposite tiffany Co.'s
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TIE PLAfNS.
srrrrprrG PROM rnE corp wEArnkR.

u
ST. LOUIS Jan. 2g.--Reports from tic Plains say
tho recent cold weather has caused much suffering Many
been aud II Is feared that whole trains
will DO lost.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1867 contains Election
Returns from the States and Territories holding elections
1906 carefully compiled and compared with former
eectons the popular vote for President in 1884, 1860
and 1856 Every reader of THE TRIBUNE should have this
valuable and popular Statistical and Political annual
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To the Rev SAMUEL D. BURcsARD The Hon Hoyvsas As
Rev STEPHEN H. TYING. CHARLES 0COSoR. the Rev u
CHAPN, PyrEE cooFER, the Hon JANIS BRADY and oths
Gen will comply with yOsr reques. at such time and place
you select and viii take pleasure laying before the tar snS
parents School formed after
years observation and almost daily experience in the class wa
will enable citizen to fecffc vhet
safety and efficiency Of the largest and sS
splendid public education possessed By city In Chtendon
by placing under The coutoi Of paid Commones forming
close corporation reach Of the people TO leave the cn
Of the Mayor and the eecoa b. hE
people their School Oe who without reward and und
whose charge schools claim the admiration all who Sst then
very respectfully, JAMES W. GERARD
RetO- York Jan % 1867
In accordance foregoing correspondence the
payers interested the Public Schools OF this city particularly she
fathers mothers Of the scholars who attend them
sTBIHwAY HALL, Fourteenthst near FOuhsve PR.DAk
u O'Clock, listen Address
the Public schools OF this II
proposed Legislation at Albany their character and efficiency
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BIRTH.
DIED.

TowYLEron Saturday 18th inst the wife Of D. oC TOvnley esq
Of hi citg, Of
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PLANTS AND SEEDS-A NEW COMPETIToR.-We
see that the old express companies findings COM
pettor The POstOffice Department carries seeds
bulbs roots and yiLes for very small sum, indeed for
smaller one than is charged In transfer from one ex
press company to another In addition to this advantage
is the greater one, that, while there express offices
only of Importance, there are postoffces
everywhere.
The Rev. Mr. Knox Of Pittsburgh is the first fully to
improve this opportunity by Offering TO send 20 any post
office $40 and $40 lots Of vines and plants Being the most
successful grower of small fruits in this country having
$50 acres from which TO select knowing from experience
what kind OF lots will do people most good, and being
Trustworthy he ought to reap reward for his enterprise
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Mexiiiep, Sprngnc a. CO.,
No Parkrow. New-yek
PUBLISH ANNUALLY
THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER.
The volume contains list Of the Business parts
States and British Provinces with rating indicating s RELATIVE
STANDING AND ConNScIAL CREDrs on EAcH
Ills The STANDARD woRk for Merchants md BANKERS
VOLUME Foh 1901 NOW READY FOR DELIVERY.
Itch Itch "swayne's Ointnent.'' letter. T5fter.
cures ilcA oltattnns ciiA application"
Cures the saoa obstinate Of letter"
Cures Sad Rheuh, Soad Head all Skis NseaHs"
- y Use SwAyNRs 0IsrnxSr aad Scratch nere"
Price 90 cents at DBMAS BARNES Co. No 81 Pslkrow, II
o. remit 90 cen 10 Dr. SWAYNR SON North syL. Phisdel
ean and reseye ~ mail posiAge paid Sold ey Dragssts
J ss'~ sss AaIeriasasa. vi Nal" gesea -
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ALBANY.

.HHE CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES AGAINST THE CANAL
DEPARTMENT THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
sTOcK-PRoPosED CHANGES IN THE MUNICIPAL
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rxETCrHzrzz1M
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-08-08
ITD &C
VII lTHN


Century" 800 a day. We have adopted
the plan Of putting money in Century Tobacco
to induce Consumers to use it, knowing that il
is only necessary for them to give it trial to
become fully Satisfied of its merits and to pro-
nounCe il the best fine cut made. We will con
tinue to offer these Inducements until this fact
is fully recognized.
We are making the Century from selections
of the very choicest old leaf, and have devoted
every care to it's manufacture. Ii is free from
drugs, and in every respect pure article OF
chewing tobacco.
On Mondays we will place in one paper 500
u $. Note. On Tuesdays, in two papers, $50
each. On Wednesdays, in five papers, $40 in
each. On Thursdays, in ten papers, $40 each.
On Fridays, IN twenty papers, s. in each, and
on Saturdays, in fifty papers, 81 each, in all
cases issuing Genuine U. S. GreenbaCks to the
amount Of S100a day.
The finder Of these greenbacks by sending MS
theiT names, address, and numbers Of the bills,
will be presented with packages of our TObrcco
in proportion TO the amount of money found.
This house has been established for over
hundred Years, and has always sustained
character for honesty and fair dealing, which
puts to flight all doubts, if any should exist as
TO the genuineness of this enterprise.
The Century Tobacco can be had in large
quantities at Manufacturers prices, of A. r.
Michel, 35 Centra-st., Boston; B. A. Van
Schaick, l6 S. Front st, Philadelphia: FOy "
Earle, IS s. Water-st, Chicago; Schultz Il
Bagley, "a West SeCond.st., Cincinnati.
Price list sent on application to
Pa G. LORILLARD,
Established in 1860,
Is Chambers Street, n. Y.
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went out to look at the clothes line tele-
graph through his field glass. There had
been quite shifting over there among the
army aannels, " But how do yM know
but there is something in it ?n "Do you
see those two blankets pinned together at
the bottom?n asked Dabney. dyes, but
what of it ?n asked the officer, "Why,
that's her way of making fish rap, and
when she pins the clothes together that
wav, it means that Lee is only tying to
draw US into his fish trap" As long as
the two armies lay watching eachOther on
opposite banks of the stream, Dabney,
with his clothes line telegraph, ontinued
to be one of the promptest and most re-
liable of Gen. Hooker's scouts-Frank
MOOn'S AaecdOte.