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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-04
The Claremont
MANUFACTURING co

Whotesate booksellers, Stationeys p,1
lishers, and Book 8 Paper Makers ~
cLAREMoNT, N. II.
orders solicitedfor any kind Of printing por,
A rnas, qualities Of writing paper 'f'
Allkinds ofschool books,
Every new book published,
rens, pencils and envelopes
rnntlng Jobs, Jobs Of Binding and rebina,..
printing Ink, &C. Cash paid for rags
Aa y. l.. GODDARD, Aren't.
Cla,o,,... GEORGE q. IDE.
"on'' ~ H. LfMuRt N. fbE. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-04

This Is TO notify all persons that have given
George W. Leach his time during the remainder
OF his minority, and | shall pay none of his
debts. nor claim any of his earnings after this
date. LEONARD w. LEACH.
Eden Nov. 20, 1866 3D.4l
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-04
Prints and Cottons.

As Low as at any Other store in the county
At Depot store, D. A. GILBERT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-04

Between Boston, Montreal and Ogdensburph.
Also Springfield and st. Johnsbury and inter.
mediate places: With connections to all parts
Of the U. s. and Canadas. 3s
Ofcsis Ssrnes' Drug stor, Stowe VT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-04
WANTEDi

Enfk(l Dairy and Veal skins, for which the
OONsU highest market price viii be paid, by
N. p. CIRCUIT
a Worthwhile vt
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-04
CCopied from the Southern Ruralist. nrinted a,
AtnitIEiI.- L -, E.. -.

r,..., n y ' 'INI1ISIuIItt' 7 :
ihE GOLDEN QUEEN STRAWBERRY. Those
VINO aesire 10 raise fruit of tomato size and
strawberry flavor, will find lust what thew are
looking for in the Golden Queen. JUpp, Of the
American Agriculturist, printed in New York.
says ut is veritable strawberry and one of
the best varieties yet raised, either for home use
or for the market.o N'AAe o'0
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-04

LADIES TO preserve those teeth use
DR. Moves Excelsior Tooth Powder.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-04

The above shows a fair average sample OF ,ber-
ries of this new variety exhibited at this Office,
July 9Th, 1865. 1t is of beautiful bright scarlet
color of very high flavor, and enormously pro.
ductise-many berries measuring six inches in
circumference. 1t ripens fifteen days after the
Wilson, and is thus most valuable as late berry
for family use or marketing picked nice ber-
ries of the Golden Queen as late as the 18th of
July.
Every person should set out largely of the
GREEN PROLIFIC. The berry is nearly as large
as tue Golden Queen, very early, tender, and
sweet. 1t is recommended very highly in the
eastern part of the State, where it is better
known. In fact, TIE Golden Queen and Green
Prolific are the two best berries in cultivation.
The Golden Queen sells in our market for four
shillings per quart. where the Wilson, on the
same stand, only brings twenty-five cents-nev-
er have sold the Golden Queen and Green Proli-
nc tor less than thIrty.tlve cents when the vii.
son brought only twelve cents. Many persons
IN Rochester are setting a bed of the Golden
Queen on purpose to mix the berries with the
Wilson they get from five to seven cents more
per quart for the Wilson by doing SO.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-04
SNMMAA &ANsM s. 81 &C.
587 BROADWAY, N. Y.
STEVENS HOUSE,

III 20, 20 9 II Bf00dlOdy ". 7.
Opposite Bowling Green,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. l.t
THE STEVENS HOUSE is well and widely
known to the travelling public. The location
is especially suitable to merchants and business
men 1t is in close proximity to the business
part Of the city-is on the highway of Southern
and Western travel-and adjacent to all the
principal railroad and steamboat depots.
The Stevens House has liberal accommoda.
ton for over 800 guests-it is well furnished
and possesses every modern improvement for the
comfort and entertainment Of its inmates. The
rooms are spacious and well ventiated-proyid
ed with gas and water, the attendance is prompt
and respectful, and the table is generously pro.
vided with every delicacy Of the season-at
moderate rates. GEO, K. CHASE A. 60.
oomo-o PR0PRIEToRs.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-04

OCacUfItcU FcFHcCE
. ID Q Q t % ole g
Which have been favorably known and con
| stantly worn by large numbers of the spectacle
wearcrs In Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massa
chusetts and the Southern part OF Vermont
during the past eight years, -
And for which they claim the following ad.
vantages.
LIST. That the material from which the lenses
are ground, is manufactured especially for Oh.
tic Purposes and is pure, hard and brilliant.
and not liable 40 become scratched.
I'd. That from the peculiar construction Of the
glasses. they assist and preserve the sight rem.
dering frequent changes unnecessary.
Sd. That from the perfection Of the casos.
and highly flushed surfaces, they confer bril-
fancy and distinctness of vision, with an amount
OF ease and comfort, not hitherto realized by
spectacle wearers.
4th. There is no glimmering wayering of
the sight, dizziness, or other unpleasant sens.
alton, but on the contrary, they are soothing
and pleasant, causing feeling of relief to The
wearer and producing clear and distinct Wis.
ION as IN the natural healthy sight. They are
the only spectacles that Preserve as well AZ AS.
sist the sight, and are the cheapest because the
best, always lasting many years without change
being made.
Messrs. j, q NJ. have given Messrs. Barnes
and Buxton, such instructions In the art of fit.
ting glasses as will enable them to select the
right glass necessary TO overcome the defect in
each persons eye. One of the firm will visit
them three times year, for tho purpose of IT.
ting those persons whose peculiar sight NAV re.
quire the assistance of an optician In selecting
spectacles
r s.-we employ no peddlcrs. s9yl j
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-07

me pon $67,119>330 fir ~sertauftes
&rie9smaterial> 70 oaB Die >pirfli@ auf9ez
sbra@ten Steuem muir oierbrnbert @urb
adtSi9 MilpnenD pillars betru9tn. Den<
nod 1T SEER peubletpn ~ unebrli6, feline
fInfbunpert unb neunjt9 MtQicne>1 als
bic wirfli9 pom Gplfe in Ste>ern auf9ez
bra9te Sumn1e ben III peu,lelben Sabre
in Tranfreid uao Gn9lano erbpbeneS teuz
ern 9e9eniiberu lttllen, I'm rus 8plf Slauz
ben Su MAIDEN, baB Is Yiel blrter belteuert
purbe, al6 wirfli6 Der Sail mar. VI,
Das ii1,c NUT et,i9e prrben Don ben
Mttteln, init nenen ciefe 9erren etnen
3wef verfpl9ten1 per fretllb npd l1ltmz
mer u>to nnebrli9er 1T, ols ieltit bic 8ez
weiSfibruas hes 9rn. pentletpn. Dae
1T bic 6tnan;pplttif> NIT IT bic. Demo
fraten jeBt bos 2anp be9liden ,ppllen
Tinan;ier6 wie SER penpletpn ft1lo eS
eenen bic Democratic 0%ele9enbeit ;u>
NusfIbrl1n9 ibrer pldre 9ebm mSdt'
unp ceren gu 2tebe ite 9eanre ieBt bic 9r5Bz
ten Nntren9un9en madt @u. @cGul:
lpd> pbsletd CT Elm Gonisrratirer it, au&
leinem Nute berau6suwerfen
(gD. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-07
9entfcbe Serfcbermn06.
-. aAfntur
nsp Setter &hpetbI

Office: Gde Der St. Setter nnb 9. etrase. i. &r
Yeabsr: 10. 22l.
e., DIR unter,ettnete emef.bt i'd rem ae.trt,x putn.
fam as Agent fur att Der benea 8eejiderunasaefen.
pb6ntr uub Rpdfsrt.
:, 81 aeeR ssa ttn. axfseusa eueneagerR ID erxsaex utrt
pc lrSts pex1tlt4 eett uR> &eeuit1t besbaatet.
<t4Vent / !alI4! II. g:As9 81. $eter 4d1uetber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-07
1uueuoftbIer.
@ttef an;uiiefsrn.

Ter unter,ei4net crlud: 1suientsen. rel&e stnst
anat,eiets IN mid Iotreiitrten Nrtef pcn Der st
YaUle: Ton OtNce ~atecbolt. es%n'slben tn Ter Sthee be
akianelcta S!autsjetnng atSuitetean:
s. 81 ermaun.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-07
'Stattftie beS &irdenbefuhe6

Ginem firdli@ 9eilnnten amerifanii6en
We9lelblatte entnebrnen mir ca5 Tpl9enz
be-:
u&irG en- e tatifif Die folz
9enpen, aus ben Beri6ten Der itdptii6en
MtNtpndrz@ elelldaften ren itaptiiden
Genius ben DISQUALIFICATION IT.. {. ~.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS itatifii6en Mptisen
Seben einen Ginblid III rem eridrefenoen
Nelt9tpusman9el> wel4er lit uni erm9anoe
%ertlttrt.
2eapenswprth &anias IS BAT cine 8ez
YHlterun9 Ypn $4,000 Giinmpbnern.
@Iditen6 5000 Yeripnen beiltd)en re9elz
mdBiA pen pr%ptetanti1 den 0ptte6rten It.
10 naB 10000 Seeler, iitbsa M6tel Der
8ee6lterunH auberbalb res re9eltaabi9en
Gin lul1e5 Der &irde iteben.
ct. Spl epb> &c.,, bat cine 8enSlfez
run9 ppn 10000 Gimppbnem. IS bat
sebn prptei tanttl9e &trten NIT 1900
Wit9liepern nnn Naun fir $1,000 fl
pab 10000 Der Ginmpbner ber Stopt
nidt etnmal Ylak III ren &irden fnoen
fBunte1.
81. Souls @(py bat cine 8srplter11119
Ypn 204>327 Ginmpbnen. 8pn biel en
fnp 171>753 iitcr flint Sabre alt. Sn
ben prptei tantti1eu &irben bei ,,ren iid
23>339 StBe, 70 raB 148>404> iiber flint
Sabre alte Yerl pn 1T Zen cran9eliiden
&ird)en nidt unter9ebr1dt werpen f1nnen>
u1p rennp9 finn rieie &irdm 1elten Y1lz
li9 telest. Die, nad Mab9abe cinsr
wtrfltden 3ablun9 TT allen rieien Sir
de11 an ei1em bttteren Spnnta9e int 81
tpber 1864 onrel enpe Yeripnen3abl be<
tr1.9 r1brenp res M~pr9cn@W
1862 w1brenp res ;~lreiten 0ptte6pienz
ties 8>276> IL RAP w1brcnb pe6 Mpr9e11z
0pttespienl te6 11,267 u11p wabreno pe8
,lpeiten 0ptte5rienlte 1868 Stbe leer
Mieben.
9uncert UNI fini;i9 faui eap peripnen
III Gbico9p lteben aubertolb Der Ypn per
&ansel 9eprepi9ten 0lauten6lebre Sierz
si9 tau enp perl elben Serbrin9en ben
Sunnto9 in ben Salrn6 unp III reutiden
01rtcn.
So ton, MaN, bat cine 8eYHlterun9
npn 10000 Seelen. IS bat 100 Sir
d)en welde sulammen plas fit 10000
peri omen entbalten, 70 RAP fiir 10000
tein plab i'm Saul 0rtte5 1T.
&npr GpuntY ST., bat 34>401 Gin
>ppbner> Ypn eene11 27>861 iiber feds
Sabre alt iiap. Die BAIL bet &trden<
mtt9licper i'm County betrl9t 1904, fl
bob 1886 poer mime tens nter fiinftel
Der 8enSlterun9 III tciner &ir6en9emei,1<
19aft 5inc.
Die Stapt Seem yrrf bat cine 8eYIlz
ferun9 ypn etwa elmer Miuipn. Ste entz
bdlt $50 &ird)en> &npclen unb Wiilpnen
ol(er 9lrt nit Ndumli9feiteu fit 100000
Y%erlpnel> pona9 iieten buupert tauz
leno Yc1pnen itri9 blicben>
welde an einem Spnnta9c feincm0 ptte6z
oteni tie beirpbncn fInntel1, ,renn lie has
AUDI mimi den iollten ; uno tennpd 1inp
ciele &irdet ielten 9efQQt."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-07

- Der critic GempererSYere{n wuroe
1917 til Gn9lanb or ,%oniilrt; e6 mar ben
Mttalienern pei1elben blpS Serbpten, {19
Su betrinfen- fetne6 rurf te tdalt9 fiber IA
0l1ier trinfen.
Der nddlte 8erein rurre i'm Sabre
1900 prSaniiirt. Die Mit9lieper pelelz
ben purften iid blp5 an 6eitta9en eiaen
Nauid taufen
Gin bunoert SABRE iplter murre III
Seem g)prf Gin Sempere1sperein Ae9riinbet,
per cine Strof e Ypn Is Gents fir ein
Wiit4!iep parauf icbte, menn e8 {t@ bez
trouf.
- Sef. Davis mcbnt lit Mpntreal
in einem %ele9anten @auie ullp fem nddz
lter Nadhor ii ein tanaciider&au MANN
ce11en Trau cine Sdpttldnrertn> ibren
5auptitrlS in ibren i1Inen 0orten iebt,
ZEN Die ~tleiaea Darile hduf9 plinoerten
unr tbsilpeil e rer>pil tste11. Die &aufz
mannef frau paete auf lob Sefv it, zines
Cages iber nen 3aum f~lcttern uno it@ tn
ibre Grpheeren Yertief en> >pprauf iie NIT
einem ti9tisen 8irfenrets bemafnet ii9
fiber ben &leinen ber1nadte uno Jpn pas
Sell ;%erbldute. "=- =
- 3u SdSnl ice III Der Sberpfala
brannten il, Der NaGt spra 20. auf ben
80. Su!i 1872 @ebdurc> ,pprunter bic
&iirlbe uno bus Natbbau5, ab. :3,par 1T
fein Menl9enlebena;u tefla9en unb nur
eiai9e5 Sieb SerbrQnnt;; eber bic 9fotb 1T
lebr aroB; na bic 8foDlteru19 arm 1T unp
vpn Mobilien fat Mennanb et,pa6 retten
fpnnte. Das un9li6 trtft BE Stapt
Sd1niee UNI 70 bdrter> al5 ber1elten .erft
i'm Sabre 1865 eur& 5aseli@la9 bic
9an5e Grncte pernidtet tpuroe. - ~ 4
= @m 1. unr 2. Mu9ut inb in sber
@tapt &1nt96bpfen Qlnterfranfen)
etrea 80 @obn= uno 20 Nebensebdupe
fat gan; pom Geuer 3erit5rt wplrpfn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-07
Mu8 ~&lobeutf@lano.

- Gin typosropbtidss Metfer1dd 1T
10 chen eus Der Office per 6oferuderet
5u Gutenberg Encouragement. Sc 'ftotfs
Elm altts 3enr< peblemt W5rterbu&, in
3eno:uno pebleuiihrift. mi: um|tBun9
In Iatetn.ide Budfaten I'll en9ltlbsr
Stn!eituna nstf llebetlfbunA Don een'
Dsftur 6a(denait, Sterpsts ltx Der pat(l
in Malma In Santen. Die 3cne1buft,
Don Get fas(,l,b s tsrretd tlhsn @taa'es
orudt.si IT ru,ben. III pradtpou. Wit!
mincer 1T BE lt6ne 9ype bee Ysbleut.
3sncl9rtit murce bi6ber in Berlin uno
gDt II aerrud..
49, Mm Is. Suli faae bas bsfannts
Sdaferfef In uIab l1att, mslbeS pom
Nabe uno Terne cine Wenae Btmpe an
9slcdt bate. IN Gem 56dfalaut unr
Dem 6abnentan; tstbe liGten ft@ 9eaen
70 Soldier unr Shdfsrinnen. Ss'
osr 9lniti9en Wttttrune maGlsn in Der
oorttsen 1e0eno Bic Bslcuseusni0t 'a}6
oer3stfe enegeesn uno . r'prenea auentz
bolben eineu ,eidsn Gttraa; Die Sir
enfsnete IL pc,bei; CT lettafte 5an:
eel romlt bat %beeeutence 5ummsn In p,s
ro,tis 4 { a crtsn eebra3t; re Ausf +.
auf einen letr 9utsn Sbt. uro Wetnz
be,tn ptldsn isst lbcn tie Wo /: Hnc
Weinp,eiie lebr etnab.
Nuf rem TRADER Sdafma,tt om rs
Sui nal Gin !ebr lstbofln 8e,fsbr uuc
60 nu,oe RAID uno III to5sn preilen psr.
fauft. 3ufubt $500 5tld, oafau@t 800
Stud. Dfeile fir Hdmnel 20-29 H.,
fur sGaafe IA rs T., 2immsr "
81 4.
-Sn Ilt;n9sn bat cislsr Sage C,
%b.tanats SApinclsr Sjaer Don Gldn=
au, Der fiji neh SINNER fir einen aac1t
fanilten Sbnt aus9iett. wisrer eiHer
%loAenannten Do,troa lttr BEN mrifani.
iden RrieB gum 8eltsn esaebtn. DR.:
ieIte betanp in elmer ps.mor:ensn, fuatsr>
tunten pluts, urtsrbrcden DOT Zen 6,l>
lcbs eiaer itbr asmiidhu GslultaN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-07

.Sn berthu1tn:
100000 deter Can0
In, MiI0{ippt 1bal, pbsrbalb st. paul, mad
Ger Giienbahn, enteal:enr 8utes gdsrlanb, @ts.
len unb tuertt0cae Wateungsn, in Der Ma4ba:.
iaaft erSserer anfeoluneen. usstalb g Ctr.
Uanoerern befonrtrs su es,pfeblsn IT,.
Ns9arfrassn BET
Geo 9. Befer,
ant-&pmmtgune. ct. pau
6ermann Irptt,
j. d. So
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-07
Ut attbtua SOIL,

III attbtue @oli.
Deut(beS
s mi11ton6>p s.
Sinelsr III
meb(. @etrcibe nnb "ri1nen
TruDten.
Crime NepitL O1anaeu> G:tronsn &c &C..
-. - a.. ~ ,ros,r Suontttdten an Eanb uub ltefere
s sslst 70 se ss; Sa :" s'Sst ~ adststn Vfsiitn ms 5aus, ass
fGr uusmartiae Souaeut. frst on Bsrb Der Dampfbeote
aGen Nnitrdse gen wtrs befonstrs Satmertfamtett &C.
f4entt. ~ ,~A ..>
Intern Qanoun3,
at. Faul. V'lhu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-07


"a aterial l8aaren nnb teter
art ppn Harui!teuhebarf
rpr
1en1D 6urmS,
Ct. Neter, Witnneic:a,
s::t ,stsp ux.dtbie siu ret&ssMd crtimentoer beRsr
0jrpcerieS unb Yrppiftonen,
(ovte 0Qcn . waareu.
feru.r Gin Eager BON
Sduben, Sttefeln,
ptten, MdBen, u. I. 10.
2autsr Nrtttel iIr ben ssoStult&en @esart urh
Muss IN ben pohlfetlRen vretfen.
S8car Trenfler, SO. e.,
Ar3t une @uubar3t.
Bebanbluue : 6outoepatbi@.
xHiuJpuA, mtHH
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-07

Berlin, 26. &usuf. - Die @orttz
rtituuaen fit cine 3uiammenfun|t suis
ihen BEN &5nt5 B:lbelm pom preuben
mi Ten liooeut|den 1ltfen fine terci&e
oslrcfftu morcsn uno ci,o cie1slbs tiansn
Ru,acm in 8aren ]tatIfnpen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-07
farm Az p%elFdufsn.

TAs 8arm bs5 llntsrseidneten1 telegen 5 Meilen
-pn Gl. Yaul an Der 9altin9s &rao 1T 3u sertau'
fen, ysi hsr 6arm iiup 81 Mder Vanp, peren 81
a%naebaut. Gutter Drummer unb ale nDtbigen
Dirtbitaftssstauce %befiuoen ll4 in Der Nabe rta
0aufs, gfabereS bel
Dbl 10 Telc.
in Wet ct. paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-07
Napstp: @aus,

@apstp: @aua,
D:utiAe8 0aftz mi Boarr'n8 : 6aus,
ads Or Wasaltaw unb neuu,ea @,rabe.
pom SuliuS Meyl.
Stsies freten In BEN ueuen Getdute, benz Gapttul ge
seahber, errt4tett Gtatli1emeut bietet ZEN eeebrteu 81.
hen auBer Der freunpli4ten Seoieuuns I'M Na geme tuer
Sets.
,,Das bette Bier rem 3apien TART unp rein
,lnt lrnit'seu easetrant. sewablt uns ictn.
Gin SmbiS Won Ger %laerteiten Sprt',
,Gisarren. iamrsl @laubt. aeu!iae. metn.m
2Dprt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-07
@rocerie< Il. Wrpplifpntprl

WrDtel1e= H. WrDDlHpn1lUrf
IN etua neuen eotaI, g. @rrase eessnute, FER
H." ebemal. .Mms:iean eaus"
nun n,ebr er5Fnet BAT. -
2urd. ben Gussertauf' metRcs alten gelddfts, unit
re&t}tttsse Benusuns metaer Observation-Disclosures,
auswabl an Daasen n,etnsr Bran4e ~ %strfeten. 1tt,
,uts Seeer eur& tetsene ~seiaatse praiuns lid ab.r,eueen
III IT, s.s sf pttif In St t,pss sa III .sii niss NM sp gaIi iaa Hss 'f"oa''
Sdnmtlt@e sci MIR sefauite arritel pereen uaetueu
Runben axf N1unia fref tins 5aus aeliefert.I -
gu a~euetateu Beiua bes ueueu Stcres labet eraet~ae
etn .., -.,~ Saul Enber
The New York herald., 1867-02-22

Suppxx DxAm OF Yousa MAx.-Mr. Joseph Eg-
BERT OF Granevie. died st his residence few days
snos under singular circumstances appears Mr. Eg.
bert had been callcd TO Virginia business and while
there small appeared OF his fingers, from
the pain OF which u was supposed 70 be fslon ne
Immediately started for home where he arrived IN doe
course. notwithstanding the attendance OF two med-
col gentlemen he suddenly became tnsensi5e and re-
whom death put an end TO his suferinga
An UNKNOWN MAX FouSp DrAD.--Coroner Conner
held inquest the 18th inst, At Marshland upon
the dead body OF unknown man. foundpying In hay
barrack, where It Is supposed he went sleep The dc
ceased was dressed In blue coat dark panaloons white
linen shirt, marked r. A.. stripped undershrt, long
white stockngs and ahocs In tho pockets we're found
directions 70 the cara Of the Poudretc company also
letter directed 10 NJ. Andres N. w. Helm East Tenth
street, 272 His face entirely eaten on by rats.
The jury rendered verdict OF accidental death BY
freezing"
EXPLOSION KERosExE LAxr-On Wednesday
evening last fire occurred At the residence OF Mr.. Will
liam Fair, OF stapleton caused by the bursting Of
kerosene lamp The Gre spread rapidly threatening The
destruction OF the building, when fortunately Mr. Fair
made his appearance, and with tho assistance of
neghbors the nre extinguished child OF Mr. Fairs
aged i've years. was badly injured by pieces the glass
from the chimney OF the lamp. .
ForxD DRowSKD. D.-The bodies Of two men are reported
10 have been washed ashore yesterday AZ New Brighton
They are presumed 10 bs the bodies OF the erew Of
small sniiboat which was run down and sunk By 3
steamer IN the ku voR kun some nms sinoA ~
The New York herald., 1867-02-22
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

TnK Greenwich STREET ARSON CAsE-In the case OF
simon sternfes and Charles Bischo the liquor dealers
OF No 3l3 Greenwich street. recently arrested on sus.
picion OF setting their premises rc, the hearing
20 have bscn resumed yesterday afternoon at the Tombs
before Alderman McBren; but owing 10 the action Of
exJudge Dttenhoeter counsel for tho defendants the
case was cut short The counsel waived his right TO
proceed the examination and asked that his clients
be admitted bal but the magistrate denied the
ton and committed the prisoners for trial. bail being
refused.
ALLxGKD LOTTERY swNDrx-James N. Keath, for
mery soldier in the rcbel army came before Alderman
kcBrcn yesterday afternoon and entered complaint
against Charles white charging that he had swinded
him oit OF $7o Keaih alleged that White induced him
to enter the basement OF premises 432 Broadway aud
then persuaded him 10 take chance for some money
put mp at lottery; that he paid White $40 and took
number which chance at said lottery keath drew
blank and hence the complaint The evidence failed
" make under the statute aeaust White, and
the magistrate accordingly discharged him from custody
The New York herald., 1867-02-22
,,ai. .s4s. se4, $40 ss7, ,76l. .o2l


The gold market strong, and advanced from 1871
TO 13Sss the closing price having been 1884,. Loans
were made without interest and nj from per
for carrying u 1-Ga per cent for borrowing. Tue i'm
provement the Of foreign exchange contributes
70 the present buoyant temper Of tho speculation for
rise even than the passage OF the Reconstruction
bill in Congress and the belief which is generally enter
tanned that tho President will veto Il. The partial
ascendency OF tho noncontracton party Washington
also contributes 70 the nrmness OF the market.
The foreign exchange market continues frm and rites
are without alteration Bankers bills on England at
sixty days quoted at 100 lo9ls; at three days,
1ook 1O9H commercial bills, 1o7k 1osk; francs at
sixty days. g. 20 51e,< ct three days, 517k slSai;
bills on Berlin, 7lK 72s; on Bremen, 7s'< q; on
Frankfort, 4o7s Az; on Amsterdam. Al 4l's on
Hamburg, 30 q 361s; ON Antwerp, $50 5.l7h.
A tomorrow will be LEGAL holiday according to law
Of this State the banks the public Offices tho Stock Exs
change and the gold viii be closed, and there viii
general Suspension Of business throughout the c,i
The New York herald., 1867-02-22

! =" - n ~. IHuRsdAYs Feb. xI-6P NJ.
AsHr-Rccepis, 10 pkss. The inquiry very limited
and scarcely any business done. Prices we're well
maintained. however. eE s.aMN
BRKApsrurs 4l6 bbs -FOUR $50 DO. and ASH
bags corn meal 1900 bushels and 100 do oats The
market for State flour 60 0c better under an i'm
proved demand For Western nour there vac fair trade
demand and the market ssssdy without material
advance pces The sales comprise 1000 bbls al our
revised quotations Southern -four fairly active and
fun prices were readily obtained The transactions reached
eo bbs Bye po ruled shade armsr with sales ee nearly
The New York herald., 1867-02-22

BARvArp.--On Wednesday. February 20. CarHAnrxr
BARNARD the beloved wifo OF Francis Barnard after
long illness, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend tho funeral, from her late residence.
"a Greenwich street, Of Rector street. this friday,
afternoon, at two o'clock.
BnowS Ion Thursday February q, OF mcmbranous
Group BFssly Hu1T, daughter OF Richard and Thaa H.
Brown, aged yenrs and months.
attend The funeral from rs Hammond street. Satur-
day afternoon, et one O'Clock. ,
BENSON AT Havcrstraw, Sunday morning. Feb
ruary IL, MARY BEssoy wife Of Charles Benson aged
IS years, ii months and Is days
BooIH.-On Thursday, February II, IN the city OF
Brooklyn JAnEs Boorn, in the 3sih year OF his age
The friends OF hts family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral OF his remains 10 the Cemetery OF he<
Holy Cross Fatbush from his late residence No. 10
Hamilton avenuc South Brooklyn, on Saturday after
noon at one O'Clock.
TonrxKYRR-on Monday, January 2s, Of injuries sus.
tanned by railroad accident at Chcothc FREDERICK
FoRrMrEK formerly Of this city, in the SOD year Of his
'FrxprEr Suddenly on "Wednesday morning, February
20 GnASr only son OF George Fndlcy, aged years and
Q months
The friends Of the family arc respectfully invited 10
attend tho funeral services from his aunts residence at
Tuckahoc Westchester county, on Friday afternoon, M
IF TtSsacas wednesday, rcbrury 20, rryssA D.
No 10 Oliver street. after short Illness In tho Sd year
OF her age.
Ior the obscquics see 20 omouow's paper
GALLAGHER. R.--On Thursday morning. February 21. az
ter long aud severe Illness JANIS GALLAcukR in the
The relatives ana friends OF tho family. also The mem.
be of the Conan Association are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral on Saturday afternoon, At two
O'Clock, from the residence or his mother, No. Van
dewater street. corner " Pearl