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GOE. H.. REED s. cas-
L 10 UID D Z S

PATENTED CCl. 10 l-l7.
These Dyes offer the simplest AMI The u-a.- uze.ll
means 81 pyeiu- Household Appare. presented t1
the public They embrace every shade and can De
used with certainty OF satisfaction. Inquire at the
Drug SIS for REEDS LIt4 I'D UA Els. rsss 1t.f~
ki1i
GEO. II. REED & CO.. Manufactures. Boston.
Use REEDS CHEMICAL SPONGE BLACkINf ID.
the best Dressing and Backing fo- Ladies ali
Childreus SHOES. Rulters. Ac..
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Farm FOR SALE OR 10 RENT

CAID Farm Is situated iu Noic1tt Lamoiilc CouE-
= ty, Vt. known az Davenport Farm" To con-
taius about two hundred acres Of good land well
wooded and watered sugar bush buildings plssl-
bly, good and is miles from W0cott village and
the Portland & Ogdenshursh Railroad survey. II
said railroad is built there is timber enough on the
place 70 pay for three such flrms.
Possession given Aarch D., 1850. For further par
ticulars address 3. :. JOHNSON
care Of HENRY 8 co.. Burlington, Vt
Jan. 18th d3tawSw1m.
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DREW & RIGGS,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELLORS AT LAW.
WASHING TON DC

OFFICE CORNER 7TH AND D. STREETS.
SPECIAL ATTENTION paid to claims against the
> U. 5. Government Of every kind. Patents OBJ
tanned and business with any Of the Departments
carefully attended to.
A liberal per centage viii be allowed Attorney
sending us business to transact. No charges will
be made for attending privately to difficult in
the Pension Office where the applicant is widow
through their Attorney.
NoyIst WITT.
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5ier advertisements.

The goods sold by US are described in ,,-.-.-. .
OF checks, which are sent % any addrea 80 p
Of ten cents each, in clubs Of ten tuar- ~ 7. Fai-
i1rty- sixty, one hundred one huuI-si r .irty.
two hundred, &C. For a dollar the reca,-s- 81 .
the article described in the check ar sv,s- ly
for any one o. two or three hundred other -a '-
our circular. As guarantee Of the wl-ti ~ u 10
article sold by us, any article on our e5set %
exchanged for a WHITE BED QUILr ~ ln De-
PLATED REVOLVING TABLE CASTOR. s--i 70. q
TLEs Read what the great paper Of he ~ lI-
the Toledo Blade (Nasby's Paper, siys 5f IS.
" WHAT We saw AT THE HUE.-Hurils =
while recently IN Boston, % visit the u. = '1. U.s.
lishment OF Messrs. EASTMAN s. EEyr.-- ..,a.-
trade has become 50 immense that they No. 4aal-
four stories In the elegant block No Is U. ,-pl
lie name Of this firm has become ls s5 s.
household words throughout the Middle -- d,
cru States, while as prompt and lorarlrr- D. vest
men they are endorsed by the best irras ~ .-.-
city. Their Club system Of selling gl.fs ~, a.
more, we believe, during the past few -.s-.. Ils
down the prices Of domestic articles FL ~.
use, than all other influences clmf.r.s ~ %
their goods are manufactured expressly r
as. for instance, cutlery made Go their .-I---.
field England and imported Do lar.|s .-..---.-
their dollar trade alone"
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Heman Hopkins Jr. of Montgomery has
bought of Messrs A. n. WinslOw * Sons
of Putney, two Short horn heifer calves
This Is the second purchase from MessTs.
Winslow's herd. by citizens Of Montgomery.
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AMERICAN COMPANY.
Richly scented Toilet Soap.
McKeOne, Van IaaSen * Co.,
81 s Front 81. PLila IS Barclcy shy.
HONEY, GLYCERINE, ELDERF
ANDPALM.

In Quality, Style and Perfume warranted equal b
the English and sold fully 90 per cent cheaper,
which accounts for the greater falling of in the de
mand for the foreign soaps, and the unprecedented
success Of the AMERICAN COdPANI TOILET
SOAPS, now sold everywhere in the United States.
McKEONE, VAN HAAGEN & Co. Sole Manfrs.
philadei phia and New Varf
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CorxTy FINANCES FOR 1865.

DY the Report Of the County Treasurer Il appears
Is that there has been collected and received by
him on the County Tax Of three cents the dollar,
assessed January l. 1865 the sum Of s2ij6.05
That he has disbursed Of this in pay
fnent Of County orders the sum Of s2365.5O
Treasurer charge for compensation, sl.i0
Cash in Treasury, 9'5
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Domestic Marlets-[BY TELEaKArnl

New YORK, January %. - .No"ji. - Stocks
steady and firm. Money easy at : per cent.
Exchange, l09as. Gold, 1861. 5-2D'S, rs t..
North Carolina 6s, "a: new, Ga. Virginia
-, eN.coHpons, is. Tennessee . :, ex coupons,
IS : new, GNM.
Flour &c. better on shipping grades. Wheat
duh ami unchanged. Corn quiet and uu-
changed. Steam lard firmer; barrels, 2C6l2lc.
Cotton firm II 2s&c. Turpentine quiet At 56c.
Rosin III moderate request at - .hofiS2 -.
Freghts firmer. bless pork firmer At $50. jJG
:3l.
Erening -Cotton firm and quiet sales 900
bales at 2Shc. Flour declining State and
western supertne, - So1lS63j common 10
fair extra southern, Sb S0GiS7.2j. Wheat dull.
Corn unchanged. Mess pork frmer; new,
$50. S70E3l.2j. Lard firmer; kettle, 2l@2l NC.
Whiskey duh at IL. Rice dun; Carolina, 90
l0c. Sugar more active Havana, ll'ac. Cot
fee firm. Moasses quiet; New Orleans, 7i@
79c Turpentine, ijE@j6i%c. Rosin, -. GOA
$50. Freights firmer cotton, per steam, !.
Money closed sharp ut 7 per cent. Gold
closed steady 1t 1867. Sterling easier. United
States bonds closed strong old, .l3HDll31i
new, l0S5a6lOSa; lo-4o's, lO7'uGl07A. Bor-
der State bonds generally lower, i'll sympathy
with other stocks.
BALTIMORE, January 26.-Cotton dull 1T CSC
Flour dull low grades firm. Wheat dun
prime red, S2dS2 % Corn firm; white, S7d
sSc. yellow, SJGS7c. Oats firm. Rye firm
Pork :3l. Bacon active at 1jA4l5&c. Lard
20A20hc.
Virginia IS, coupons, old, jSt new, 50 bid
CIscISSATI, January 26.-Whiskey dull and
nominal at soc. offered, and 97c. asked. Pro
visions buoyant, with an upward tendency
Mess pork sold at $50 %, but was held 1T tbs
close 1t S3l. Bulk meats higher Bacon firm
and in good demand shoulders, lihc. clear
sides, lSc. hams, lSE0l9c. Lard tirmer and
held at zoe.
ST. LOUIS, January 2e.-Whiskey very dull
IT 9jc. Pork very firm ut S3l4S3l 80. Bacon
firm; sho ulders, like. Lard-Tierces, 2oc
kegs, 2lc.
WILMISGToS, n. c., January 26.-Spirits
turpentine weak At 52@52}4c.; crude steady n
s. 2O@S3 10. Resin active at 1920. Tai
active ~ $50.
AUGUSTA, January 26.-Cotton more active
but prices are irregular sales, 600 bales; re
cepts, 64j bales middlings, 26026Ac.
SAVANNAH, January 26.-Cotton closed weak
middlipgs, 272,c. sales, 400 bales; receipts
LIE bales ; exports coastwise, 81 bales
Weather mild wind southwest.
NEW ORLEANS, January 26.-Cotton steadel
and sitter ; middlings, 27A@27hc sales, j, 00'
bales; receipts, j,547 bales exports, l36 bales
Sugar easier; common, lOA4lohc. prime
l24Gl3c. yellow clarified, l4}@Gljc. DO
lasses easy but unchanged.
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The Florida Legislature.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, January 26.-The
committee appointed by the Legislature to
investigate the charges against Governor
Read reported to-day. The majority re-
port (of tive) submitted the evidence taken,
but offered no advice nor opinion. The evil
dence shows some irregularities, which the
friends of the Governor say he can explain.
The minority report (of two) says the evil
dence does not warrant impeachment.
a resolution was adopted authorizing the
Governor to appoint three commissioners to
60 to Montgomery and negotiate for the
transfer Of that portion of Florida west of
Choctawhatchie river to Alabama, and also
a resolution ordering an election in that
portion of the State on the question of
transfer,
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Baltimore, Md.
Tobacco Market.

JANUARY 26.-At the Tobacco Exchange to-
day offerings At auction were l02 packages, of
which l. were taken in; sales OF balance from
IL To :37 Bidding at the opening OF the mar
ket rather freer, without any notable change
mquotatious from those of the preceding day.
Breaks, 1876 hogSheadS, u ticrces, and l.
boxes. On the corresponding day of last year
the breaks were Is huEsheads, 10 ticrceS, and
boxes offerings 1T auction were II packages,
Of which were taken III, and balance sold
1T from "a 40 TO Sij.,to
Farmers, in their own interest, ought 10 give
more attention 10 order when pricing, rs the
season is approaching when full prices will
only be realized for tobacco III dry order.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, January 26.-Senate.-
The Finance Committee reported back a
bill reorganizing the Treasury Department
with the report that no bill could be ma
tured to meet the various views regarding
the civil service of the Government. A
resolution was passed raising special joint
committee of three from the Senate and
five from the House, to which the whole
matter is referred.
A protest from the Winchester (Va.)
Union League was received against re-
moving the disabilities of Judge Parker.
Mr.. Sumner, in presenting the petition,
classed Judge Parker among the " atrocious
judges"
a bill Incorporating the Southern Express
Company was introduced.
The Pacific Central Railroad branch bill
was discussed.
Mr.. Kellogg introduced bill for rail
road and telegraph line from New Orleans
to Rio Grande, in the direction OF San Bias,
on the Pacific, with branch lines. 1t qua
rantees the interest on the comapany's
bonds for thirty years for 5000 per mile,
and grants eight sections of land per mile,
to be selected from Louisiana, Texas, Mis-
sssippi, Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia, and
Florida, and provides that landless laborers
on the road shall have forty acres at one
dollar per acre. Adjourned.
House.-Mr. Heaton introduced a bill
to amend the eighth section of the act Of
August 5, 1861, to provide for increased
revenue from imports, &C., by abating and
suspcnding the collection of the uncollect-
ed direct tax laid by that section upor
North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama
Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, and Arkansas
Referred to the Ways aud Means Committee
The finance bill was discussed until ad
j0urnment.
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".r..r> o.. MKs. PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
-.. r-..:4ra; CT the Senate on Monday
...a.og 20 tina, holy the following petit
81. .-.M Mrs. Lincoln:
. N,,n3rojc ,..ce-Preside1t Of the
St ~g-.--l herewith most respectfully pre-
.....tae honorable Senate Of the United
-..r, aa Duplication for a pension. am
w.uw o. 8 President Of the United
-...~ whose life was sacrificed in his
service. That sad calamity has
-ra.t.r impaired my health, and by
. tvi.c OF my physicians have come
.-- Germany to try the mineral waters,
arlu- the winter 10 60 to Italy. But
sa1ci4l means 10 not permit me to
Vantage Of the urgent advice given
mr. cau / live in style becoming the
d. the CHIEF Magistrate Of great
.... although | i've a. economically rs
... ia consideration Of the great services
.r ae,alv-,amcuted husband has rendered
The United States, and Of the fearful
... have sustained by his untimely
ta-hi- martyrdom l may say re-
..,.lv submit 10 your honorable body
petition. Hoping tina; q yearly pension
.@ he granted 10, 10 that I may have less
january care, | ycmaIG most respectfully,
Mis-. 4. LINCOLN.
..ram.tort, G,rmupy.'
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VIRGINIA ITEMS.

TIE CRors.-A gentleman who has re-
Gently been on trip down the James river
informs us that the wheat crops are looking
finely, and the farmers are consequently in
high spirits at the anticipation of q large
yield. Many of the farmers have taken
advantage Of the open weather, and have
completed their following for corn.-Lynch-
burg Ne'oS.
NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL
RoAD.-llalifax county court on Monday
passed on order to issue bonds to the
amount Of 5000 to pay the county's share
of the expense of surveying the route for
the Norfolk and Great Western railroad.
The motion was opposed by Wood Bouldin,
and advocated by Thomas s. Flournoy, and
passed by n vote of eleven to nine.
HoTEl. BuRNEp.--W are informed that
the hotel at Lawrenceville, Brunswick
county, was destroyed by fire on the 10th
instant. Ii was unoccupied at the time,
and the fire WAS doubtless the work of an
incendiary. A former proprietress, from
whom the property had been sold for debt,
was arrested upon suspicion, but has since
been released, no evidence against her
having been found. Two colored mon are
now in custody charged with the onence.--
Fttcr>jtny Times.
STAEBlNG AFFRAY.-Wc learn that an
alteration occurred few days ago near
Aliens creek, in Amherst county, between
Mr.. joseph "A. Smith, postmaster at that
place, and MIR. Edward Hudson, which re-
suited in the latter's being badly stabbed
in the left breast. The wound, however, is
not considered dangerous. Mr.. Hudson, it
is stated, was attempting to strike his an
ragonist with chair when the wound was
inilc tcd. Mr.. Smith was arrested aud
taken before magistrate, but our inform
ant did not learn the result Of the examina-
tion.--Lyach5urg NcooS.
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VARIOUS ITEMS.

publish ed under the title of Terra Me-
rioa." WALLACE.
Associated Press teleorsms.
a VARIOUS ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, January 26.-The Recon-
struction Committee this morning is hear
ing Virginia judges opposing the enforce
ment Of the fourteenth amendment dds
qualifications in that State.
The United States Supreme Court decides
the New York pilot laws to be constitu-
tioral, and that an outward bound vessel
must have pilot.
The Maryland congressional delegation
pr decided in body to-day to the White
House with a petition for DR.. Mudd's
pardon.
The President has nominated Edward D.
Neal for Commissioner of Education.
There was full Cabinet meeting to-day.
The District of Columbia Supreme Court
has obeyed the mandam1ls of the United
States Supreme Court under protest, but
has adopted n rule which etfectually ex-
cludes Mr.. Bradley from practice in that
court except on appeals.
General Sheridan reports the destruction
of sixty Indian lodges at the junction of
Salt Fork and Elk creek. Three soldiers
were wounded, one MORALLY. The number
of Indians killed is unknown. He assures
Sherman that the Indians in his present
neighborhood will not be dangerous again.
Colonel Christy, of the sixth Georgia
district, addressed the Reconstruction Com
mittee to-day. His case will probably come
up tomorrow.
The Reconstruction Committee will de-
vote tomorrow to Virginia matters. Gen.
eral Schofed will testify before it, it is ex-
pected.
Washington special to the New York
Tribune says General Grant is strongly
opposed to the pending Alabama Claims
treaty." The following is his position
nearly in his own words:
"The treaty is unjust to the United States
because it assumes to measure the injury
inflicted upon this country by the money
value of the ships actually destroyed,
whereas the chief damage to our commerce
was in our own ships being driven from the
seas by Anglo-rebel pirates. In addition
to this, the sympathy extended by the Eng
lish Government prolonged the war at
least a year, and for all the lives lost and
money expended for this time England Is
directly responsible. The treaty proposes
to settle all these things by the payment of
the paltry value of few ships"
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ATLANTA, Ga, january 2G.-The SUI
preme Court to-day decided the relief law
10 be constitutional. Judges Brown and
Mccoy for, and Warner dissenting from, the
decision.
The report Of the State treasurer to the
Legislature states that for SO, 900 drawn
from the Fourth National park Bank of
New York city on State credit by Governor
Bullock no account has been rendered.
The House of Delegates has postponed in
definitely the resolution memorializing Con-
gress to remove the fourteenth ame ndment
disabilities imposed on citizens of the
State
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FOREIGN NEWS.

FRANCE-ACCIDE NT TO THE PEREIRE.
LONDON, January 26.-The steamship
Pereire, from Havre on the 18th for New
York, has returned badly damaged by an
accident which killed six persons. The
nature of the accident is unknown. Among
the Americans on board was son of DR..
N. Green, of Louisville, Ky. He escaped
unhurt,
sot,Tu ANERICA-THE PARAGUAYANS DENY
THEIR DEFEAT.
PARIS, January 26.-The latest Para
guayan advices deny their total defeat by
the allies at Villeta.
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Letters from France mention premature
growth Of the wheat on account Of the mild
weather.
At marlborough, r. l., there is an ap-
pie tree one hundred years old which pro-
luccd ten bushels Of apples last season.
The Eiccroy Of Egypt has sent one of his
eons to Paris 10 complete his education,' y
ind another to England for the same pur-
pose.
Nearly fifty members of the Missouri
House Of Representatives are reported to
be willing TO submit the question of female
suffrage to a vote of the people of Missouri.
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Home.Made Manure-Its Applica-

Manure, in the largest sense of the term,
is anything that contains any of the ele-
mentary principles necessary to the growth
of plants and the more of these contained
in any given substance, the better will it
answer the purpose of manure. Potassa
aud its salts, especially their uitrates
lime and its salts, especially sulphate and
phosphate, are among the most important
animal Ingredients that may be termed
fertilizers. Besides these, we find in the
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELgGRAPHl.

LONDON, January 6.-Noon.-Consols, 934
United States bonds, 1915.
-ittsraoon. States bonds quiet.
LIVERPOOL, January %. Noon. Cotton
dull; uplands, ll's@l11@d. Orleans. llaD
llAd.; estimated sales, 5000 bales; Bombay
shipments to January ed, 5000 bales. Corn
DID, 35s. @35s. Sd.
afternoon. -Yarns and fabrics al Manchester
heavy and nominal.
LIVERPOOL, January 26.-Ecs9.ing. Cotton
easier but not lower; uplands, u5S9llEd.i
Orleans, llss8llAd.
HAvRE, January 26.-Cotton on the spot and
atioat opens dull-on the spot, 1881; a1oat,
l3Sf
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FIRE IN IANCEYVILLE.-Passen by
the Danville train of yesterday bring in
tclligence of the destruction Of three stores
in Yanceyville, N. c., on Monday morning,
by fire. They were the dry-goods stores of
Mr.. Henderson and Mr.. Paylor, and the
drug store of Mr.. Mitchell. Loss heavy,
and but partial insurance. Fire supposed
to be the work Of an incendiary.
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Sfaanpr SUnk.

New ORLEANS, January 2G.-The steamer
Aloe struck a wreck last night six miles
below the city, and sunk with cargo of
sugar, molasses, rice, and oranges. There
were about fifty passengers on board; all of
whom escaped. The books and papers will
be saved. The boat will probably be raised.
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PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-Om omaha, January
25.-A thousand miles of the Union Pacific
railroad are now finished and in operation.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company have
built 800 miles, SO that only 267 miles yet
remain to DC built. There is now no doubt
but the entire line to the Pacific will be
opened early this season.
The earnings of the Union Pacific rail
road for the year 1868 al officially re-
ported at s., CG6, G5l.
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ROBBERY OF A BANK.-On Friday night
or Saturday morning the Bank of New Wind
sor, Carroll county, Nd, was entered by
burglars, and robbed of large number Of
bonds and $4,000 in greenbacks. A reward
of $4,000 is offered for the recovery Of the
property.
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PENNSYLVANIA LANDBUYERs.-Colonel
Vansant, Major Woodward, and Mr.. Seur-
man, of Pennsylvania, passed through the
city last evening on their way homeward
from Mccklenburg, whittier they had been
to buy lands. They express themselves as
determined to purchase and settle in Meek
lcuburg, and 10 persuade others to do SO.
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them. General Dulce replies that he re-
grets the bloodshed, and asks the Consul to
furnish him list of the American citizens
in Havana.
Last night passed off quietly.
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PRIzE-FIGHT.- Indionapolis, January %.
A prize-fght between Michael Donovan, of
Chicago, and John Boyne, of Peru, Ind,
was fought near Upton, Ind, this forenoon,
and resulted in favor of Donovan on the
thirty-third round.
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Shin DuPnt at Sea,

San FRANCISCO, January 26.-The ship
Viceroy, from Liverpool for this port, is re-
ported burned at sea off the South Ameri-
can coast.
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urSrlNGS CcuRr.-In this court yestcr-
day several civil cases OF Importance were
IN process, but nothing was disposed Of OF
puhlc interest.
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POSTMASTER SENTENCED. - San Francisco,
January 25.-E. Y. Randall, postmaster at
Portland, Oregon, has been convicted OF
robbing the mails, and sentenced to twelve
years Imprisonment. Randalls clerk (Fox)
aas been arrested on the same charge.
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E#a#t>r IS Hlou LrfE-A Brooklyn
>~sr.s>.-UGc q,.iet nei-hborhood OF
ga uth church and Brooklyn heights
"a- 'a1awE into excitement on Saturday
..a Genuine srusaiiou--an elopcment III
--a liz. The principals are the wife Of q
"ou broker on Broad street, New \ Ork,
sis son Of 6 wealthy grain merchant OF
-.-z9. The woman Was Baltimore
.v. hu; made, 90 it appears, Of bad metal.
-.-I eighteen months ago she vas Wooed
: agn and was married al her fathers
~ .. The couple boarded awhile IN New
r. but firing Of this kind Of living, they
.:e. house Oh Hicks street, Brooklyn,
-.-s. ,aev resided very comfortably and
apply, visited ana being visited by friends
*.- 81. quarters.
among the visitors was Mr.. T, an
-....a,c friend Of the husband, who treated
In a, brother. After repeated calls,
--- found his attachment TO his friend =
lie AMI lis love Tor her society growing
.@aer, and, a. the sequel showed, she
.-ts ~.r rcciprocatcl. The faithful hus-
-auhtci no; his wite's fidelity nor his
@4. integrity until he read the follow
-Gc1 .eit on lis table on Saturuay
.s:4aaa:
'>e.r#ny NJrniag.--Dear Charlie
..' to-day hid sou goodbye forever. To-
y leave your house, never again TO re-
RI. cannot help it. For long time
ave loved ia in my heart, and know ne
ives ut. When this reaches you will be
IL ny way across the sea.
I0ur oprr.loyin TEREsE."
Iae husband at once made inquiries at
.'sHA. 81 the steamship Offices, and ascer,
-.4g' TIA; hj- wife and her paramour had
...'@ .as Europe Oh the steamer Ilty OF
."e.s. The wifc took with her Jewclry
,-.-y- ~ a9o-. 10000 and number OF
.-.s Fs-ac-es. and about $4,000 IL mo-
---.--.-- IL. SIN
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CONSIDERATION OF BISHoP LITTLEJoHN.-
N,D York, January 25.-Rev. Dr.. Little
John will be consecrated Episcopal bishop
of Long Island next Wednesday.
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New YORK, January 26.-The steamtug
Hercules last night ran down boat in the
harbor containing Captain Osborne, of the
ship Plymouth, his wife, and her sister.
The last were drowned.