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And DOW comcs tho South Side Railway Com
ran7, and camp.aiua Of It's cashier, MI. Frederick
Iatt for that the said csshier nzs IN var1oal aud
t4efs tines used The otncl4l position which he
held 10 Ills Own advantage, ind to the des11mens
Of The ooEpAaJ. Iii. Pratt II young gentleman,
moi yet arrived nj majority, to whom haz been
yielded the reFporslble duties OF receiving all the
receipts of This railway company, and dIsbusainR
much Of the fAuDe ~ was necessary TO pay Oh
the hArds employed b the CON pAny.
Mt. Frat has held this Responsible
position tor Ahou. four year., xnd has rece!red
Abo1t 81 200 per Anh1m. Kecrut,y the attention
Of tho p11cc1s Of the company has been directed
toWa1d their 1uarces, a.d an c1aUtnattou OF the
tools demonstrated deficiency OF about $4,000.
One OF ltuleTtosn detective WIS pl0y ed to dDd
cut where tHIs rnonet went to, and discovered
that 1t wai taken b, Frat. There WAS I woman
In ihts case nlso- She resides on Fourth aStu1e,
acd yOunR Pratt has spent every cent Of this
1norcy upon her. Up 10 tnis time, the young man
had eEjnyed the fnll confluence Of his employer.
lie u vtzy respectfully couEccted IN this city,
Hhcfe his family Also reside
lyon the drcoTetJ OF the defa1catfon, meet
Ing Of stockholders was Al orct held, and Jnung
l'rA1t tsonaht tefote IT, He acknowledged his
gull puhllc1s. and without 1eseEre. Upon the
facts lelDR latd before the father Of the JouuR
man, he promised TO make II ali tight With the
romrRps II tho matter WAS carried NO further.
I huB stands The takt At Eresth&.
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Tota1-...-.-..--LaA-xs as+y<. LsnaE Ln1 80
AKNAEEA
Ihs fsfsrfs z 81 os beg. soF ~ wtsk qsdes ssytew
f.l5k "a of ttest lesi Fes sse eottesp.ndtax week
He.e than !eE the seek just eiose snr- IsnusEy i.
aU te<s haSr b-tn rtcxtveF- Asafnst l7-s.A; f't
tie n De cFnd fAs9 JrAe In. at "a 40 hoSz
iEe dat- .rsehes Ill or had .rsinst IL
ny u IL s.znt dste ats Jeal sn u 1884 herd
1ne na:Eet ersnsd 5a,t.t tsne "a Aeodsr md ap .
e4ldeuces n reafness The receipts were hshs. bot
Heh w1s the Character Of the demand tha. thou
sahd hoea bad eern allowed to accumulate tn the pes&
and indfesiiana .u poeted to towrf rsiee& Towards
tyeat {. hosevsf. OF Hcdnad2J. plekc1r took hold
ne.e iistl! ~ De n.:fet cf5ea ~ aadef tas +
dy iAsss wH n uzFrnt demand. no< ooiy
by lkhi arrival, ,ouly q ssa b "a for the two dsJs
pE3ees weEr aptdly advaoee. sho.nk II The else at
=: i = b*nf uaresJ hiated ,ha, ,ihe 81 e9ep {
ihe se..en, I'D egn.esaenty f<e'as q Et.,ts az,n
Eess md dpettttn to sEfculAte sneh pTon1hlties
f. hesn raaetitsted aIrtne he pm tew day1. The
.Hat heg 80, ~ - 'eMS 1Gs~ a1a nm a tas ~ ~.
sasaa.t q 9so@iaosiar eoSinsa 10 raeisan. nd 4
no A@ai1 u r Eotd eEt1a he following wt{v tbt
eo<tnt p<rs foI Tits Eeek. and for ttn corresponding
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MARINE INTELLIGEHCE.
vts1cte Passed DosruSs.
SredA Dispatch to 1At Chiez3p Tr!h1nA
pKrho-F pee t.
GAFTpe jag aeraid- Golssado. City ot UetzuK
DcWH-Sehf EheH~her.
" Wnp-South y sst, tnip. and Enow.
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George Smith entered the rt8ldcnce OF John
Hsrnee, No. 1cs South HA.sted street, And st
tempted 10 eecare with couple Of oyercoask
HI. Barnes observed the thief a be WI leaving
tbs foute with his booty, ncd gave chAsc- Being
. sKii1 runner he Wac soon upon tho scoundrel's
heels. when the latter turned about and aeeacntcd
revolver Al this 3nncture caF, Enh Police
man Klaus On board, neared the scene, Tie on
Ger eeelng the kitlhion ot thtage, pprAuR 70
HaIres' assistance. In approaching tue thai the
iatser hleo drew revolver On the ot1cet, but be-
lore he could DIRE, which vas evidently his futen.
ton, vigorous blow from klaus' club sent the
weapon to the ground, and he wsa forced 10 kuu-
cuu b smith Was lodged n the Union Street Sta-
tlCp, 10 Aw ait examination on AopdaY.
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and grain;
De- 4, 1850 DIX. T. fs6S
E1our, spring extra.$a9o a A1sH sasa a 100
Mheat7 No. 7gprnX 00At9 " -. a lis
0asA 30. a......-. q q 4ex 4sT3 az
R!e, No s.s;-.'..- ~. . y ~. a 1.1s
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Meteorological record for December 1 1850 a,
reported By J. g. L&nRgutu Jt., op,,e.an, III Ran
delph street, correspondent to the Smithsonian ID
sttute- The krnau 1et.e.s ars the irtt.ls for ,ne
o,as md,, ee1s .,mesnass,. ;. ssn;,e" s'sn;" asJ"
=; T. e u: !: T::E T: : :: =: :; ]:
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LEGAL NOTICES.

" tNa CfFtR1t Court OF EO0E EU00x3l
:, II The matter Of the apeheai,a Of tho Rocth Prk
FSsuaot to u ofssr !? H. t:aFf e ta1t - o.
County. Hsae y ths asissf af.r.a!A a;sss hsssZ
CotntnitarnGs wIl. en- the ID day Of Jaau1Ty, A n
ls74 AYhiS 70 the Iodss at ID. saH 0sW.
II ths sala County q Cook. for tas q
tntut Il ttfte Hetad3deff Gf the sa1d CogptY q
Cook PAX AsseFsos1 sA4e9 the ann ef oue Mt0
sttht hanassd I'D a1tL sve thousand sTea hzndfe9
q south Cte.sa hsaa Park. and Iske, In aAh
dsrntd bceettAd hJ s<aaao ot tbs hupruTmnent ..
statute IN itth made md rrovlded and TO perf
Asscsso51 ND III psrisa s,fssesteS ~ hershy psS
tnc and trt IN appear and b hea1d BY tia ssl JnA
to1ehioE euch AppoI1taeadt
Witness on1 hznda tkia 1rst dAy of Nayemhr. l. ~
lAR ....-. - ~
JOIN II. WILSON, L h Subway,
tsNOR(sK ". SAGE, PAUL OQRNRLE4
Oh AUNQET r. BOWEN, E1uth Pn{k tQsnip tfS5Sz11
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16tAl foT faIF #tfk1. .-tlH3 80, tt1T ~.
Same period last year.....EH7 ~, Etif
II esLpa1snf The receipts tas Qua week aaa lat We
Apd the foQ,K Ing:
Shipments Ihxa Lat werk. ,,.,,...l ftI
Below will be found TIC total monthly trc.apts sra
RrHeots ct beet rattle euee January l. l61 md for
The c.11r1ponctnk months last year:
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BaEDe period Last yexs... Atsl1 80. ta-4 80
1he reesrts for ths week md lass rompsro II fo1.
laWE;
Heeeive d this w-ek. sAs.s
lAAt
Reext.et lres thu t.4l
1ht toowex ~crr she receipts md shipments n I've
befs tnf fb~ +lrvtn aonths ending Nov 70, md Tor the
cnrseuI IGEtIos uatn ntht ia4t ear: -
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G6EEF-Aete1Sea 10 dAF. q; fsettyed tAtA NS<k-
k.sH Shsp{ed to day, none: shppt4 1hh xrek. "a
The supp9J h1s been h&ht AID, WIKI Ssea denand 70
We .uose good to ehosre It t2Fs&fA snd eo1Eapn to
medium a e a6S1N 81 inferior Szsdss nes wanted u
4llt<AlG1 fe1 head
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARRT.

Fer the Week EndIaE pec.A.
SATExnAx EyHua pez 4
BKE6 CATTLK
Kssxiak &i1Ae7ks
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RLILW-AY.
DI1T-CoGrsE pf F1A Atrga md 6ke.1san xttDst1,

Ticket Q31a, \ 3~Gth C1x1k-st-
n MN!..;-ss ,.s+-S - -, s.,------.
Psr.c RxSress tdAayl-..---~ AApn s0a0
MINT E1pEeta-. .scSso N $AAM
rH1oEL AID GRAND HA1D4 LSI,
DAJ ktp9ees-- A19AM G2pH n
MAfht k4f1E3-.-. -44~011
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A Railway SwindIef.

An EuRnAhman named F. ]. Fowler. employed
In tho general once Of tic North western Railway
Company, suddenly leit the city few days xgo,
md numerous arc the persons who moorn nia
sudden departure. He "bo.TuWed ~ exsenslvety.
and sw1ndled In the ilveliezt manner. Among
other Little irregularities, he gave checks on tho
Tsaders' National Bank, where be Ind no de-
posita Up to the present time, chscks calling for
$3.50 have been presented at the bsnk. Ho re-
cslyed, besides ~ from coal dealer; $50 fron
widow who keeps = millinery stoee, and rbo Dor
Dwed to to give lhe stlaIn; 10 from Bau1bcr,
Hamilton 1 noedley. shoo dealers; 80 from u TO.
baec0nikt, DC 1t was thought be len the city for
Beards&0wn, Ill. to accept the position Of cashier
Of he 1focklcfu, Rock Isthnt i st Louis RalI.
road, but Il II believed that he hts returned 70
densbnrgh Lake CnatuplAiu Ha.iroAd,
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A Wife's Influence.

A Christian woman gave her hand to
the man on whom she had already placed
her tcndcrcst affection. He possessed al
most every grace but the grace of God
BY spending the carly part of his life in Q
foreign land, and associating with those
who had the reputation of gentlemen. hG
had imbibed the fashionable habit in thai
place Of using Gods name In vain in com.
mon conversation. His new and much
loved wife sought to reclaim him. She
took advantage of his love for her to win
him to Christ, and she effcctually succeed.
ed. .., -., .. ....
Ono day, as she was standing before
him in company with a few friends who
were listening to his conversation, In order
to givo additional interest, rs he supposed,
to what no was relating. no added the
the name of Christ. He looked ut his
wife and saw her In tears, He was con-
fused. She raised her hand and gently
pressed his chin. "Oh!r said shc '.if you
only knew how much ] love that dear
name, you would never agnin pain my
heart by trihing with It." -.. ...
His heart was touched. Ho was unable
to proceed. He asked her forgiveness,
and soon left the room. In this way he
was saved from ruin. and Is now an emf
nent example of piety. .ra
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The Portland Argus relates that as the
morning train over the p. s. &. p. Rail-
road was passing through the suburbs on
Its way to Portland few days since, m
old lady was seen by the engineer on the
track short distance ahead of the train.
He made MI the noise he could by whis-
Ting and ringing the bell, but she needed
not the rapid approach of the iron horse
with his rolling stock. The engine wa,
reversed and the brakes set up Just In sea-
son so that the little shock given the old
lady only unceremoniously seated her on
tho cow. catcher of the engine. When
the train had completely stopped, she
alightcd and pleasantly said to the engi.
neer, '.I heard your whistle. but thought
1t was from % tug boat. / am much
obliged to you for Stopping She wa.
not girl Of the period, for she did moi
scream and faint. She must have been
well schooled in etiquette. .......
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The Workman Ahead.

A good story Is told Of q certain promi.
ncnt railroad gentleman Of Philadelphia,
who Is equally renowned for his ability u
make and take joke. A railroad EN-.
ploycc. whose home Is In Avon, came on
Saturday night to ask for pass down 70
visit his family.
.You arc In tho employ Of tho rail-
roadl" inquired the gentleman alluded TO-
"Yes.p n H r
"You receive your pay regularity"
eyes" ...
"well, now. suppose you were working
for farmer instead of q railroad, would
you expect your employer to hitch up his
team every Saturday night and carry you
homer" ,-t mon ~. r .rr
This seemed poser, but It wasn't.
"No," said the man promptly, i would
not expect that, but II tho farmer had his
team hitched up. and was going my wny.
I should call him darned mean cuss II
he wouldn't let mo ride" I..
Mr.. Employee came out three minutes
afterwards with pass good for twelve
months. ...,.....
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The "Fat Contributor" winds up his
report of tho match between tho Haymak-
ers and Red Stockings with the following
observations: ...-...-..r
"As We have twice remarked before,
we don't know much about base ball. but
II seems to us that tho match could have
been played differently yesterday. For
instance, had Wright got In with his LEFT
duke on the third base Mt tho time he shot
his own ball into the pocket for safety.
instead of swinging the nee to catch tho
umpire out on n fiy, ho would unqucstion-
ably have euchered tho reporters stand,
and jumping the kings row. after throw
ing double skies, come into the homo base
under one blanket. We may DO wrong,
however, but we are honest In our convic.
tions."
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

rnr NuRsIsr, No. Thirty-ays, 10 fuli Of live sto.
ies for children With beautiful pictures, and should
be put into the hands Of little children everywhere.
The pleasure parents will take in the enjoyment II
Address John J. Shorcy, II Washington street, Dos
ton. '.'. i'.' .E.. 5000
Ous You've Folks for November opens with .
splendid engraving OF sisters Ride In the Moon,
Tho interesting story Of dad Boy, 10 ooutinusd:
nsT and 70
impress tho mind. Published monthly by Fields,
Osgood 4 Co. ...r &c.,. .#
Tho RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE, like It's cotemporaries
puts out It's programme for the coming year but IT.
monthly numbers are the most satisfactory evidence
ready, Contains twenty illustrations, one Of them
pretty Side nsld. Pabiished By Iiurd ilosghton,
New York. .......f -..'.......
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for November, contains,
Tho Small Sins Of Congress, The Poe In the House
United States, Our Phll., a Dredging Excursion in
the Gu Stream. The increase Of Human Life, A
Pedestrian Tour, The British Moon Mahommed and
his place in Universal History, The Old B.nteg o.
sept. IL, IIoo, Reviews and Literary Notices. BY
Fisds Ossood q Co, 7l3, broadway, NY.
TuE GALAXY for November Is out, with the very
interesting stories Of Susan Fielding, and "Put your
self In hs ace continued. with hns illustrations.
The Prnso % Sussrof BY jseoS SPAIN, Tho RaSiish
Universities, The Fire Friend, Importation in Amer
ios How the B. God eircu stss, Over and Under. Tho
Pa, of .hs period Ar Edl.oI. T.s The Ts,t.s
Brosdwsy, New York. =,
HARPER's NEw MONTHLY MAoAnss for Noysm-
Der contains new story. ,p sndidly ilustrstsd By
No Name, Armadaie, and The Hoonstons.l VIII Be
commenced In Harper's Weekly In November, 1869.
Persons desiring 70 their subscriptions 70 Har
per,s Periodicals will much obliso the Publishers BY
sending In their names a. carly Is Convenient before
viii obyiate The delay attendant upon re-sntsring
names and mailing back numbers.
Coon HsALrn.--A Journal Of Physical ard Mon.
Seniber number comes 70 rs richly laden With short
but pthy essays SUBJECTS which evesy body should
consider. It's article on Drink, by DR., @. Booth Of
Boston, giving scientific view OF Alcohol, iilustrA-
cE ssE Epssa @ sf %'ss. n Ss sus.ar. and
care Of the ear causes Of injury and deafness which
may be avoided, The Abuse or Exercise, How TO
treat ffactuTes or broken bones besides variety Of
useful lessons which cannot m TO interest tho reed
er. Pablisbcd by Alexander Moore, n franklin
streo', boston' gf 'rf. n.H 40 rI ~ o.
Tho number Of LrrTELL's LvISa AaE for the
wcck ending Oct. y, contains artce on tho follow
Ing subjects Spain and tho United States, Hslps
Hugh c ough Torture Of british Citiiens In Para
quay The Life OF Scotch Metaphy ysician (Slr VII.
liam Hamilton), Tho Byronisep, Tho Political In
portance OF Trees, Lady PalmeTpton, Moantain Ar
continuation OF 0liyii's Favor, Tale Of Hal ow.
cen, and the conclusion Of A Country Family, &C.,
Ae. Lttcll 4 Gay, Publishers, % Bromnsld street,
Boston.
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Tho Belfast Journal says they have a
case in that city which very nearly paral'
lels the pathetic story of Tennyson's po-
EN-. Twenty years ago Robert Steele. n
resident then there, went to California,
leaving wife and one child. For time
letters were regularly received. but for
the last ten years nothing had been heard
from him. His wife. believing him dead.
about FIVE years ago married Capt. Alex
ander Nichols, u very respectable citizen
of Searsport, by which marriage she has
one child. TO tho surprise of every one,
on Friday last, Mr.. Steele landed from the
steamer Wm. Tebbetts, and inquired for
his wife and child. His emotion on learn
ing that she was married again was very
great. The son for whom ho inquired
has grown TO q fine young man and Is
mate of ship. How the matter Is to be
arranged, or what is to be done, we can
not say. 1t certainly is q remarkable
case,
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gnstrg.
A Lrss~d Of Sc cArtsseyA~r.
sY MISS nuLocl.

..# ..- ~ KISS nuLocu.
"c.rry mo serosl" =,
Tho Syrian heard, ross up and bfaced
His huge limbs 70 the scoustomed toili
"Ny child, sec how the waters boil!
The niEhtblack heavens look angry-fsosd,
Bat ufs u Little los. ,
p "pll carry thee with JOY, .rs
II needs be, safe - ncsling dovei
Por Ger this stream pilgrims bring
in service 10 one Christ King .......
Whom have never seen, Jet love-"
lfT II thank Thea" ssid The boy.
Chserfal, Arprobus took
Tho burden on his shoulders great,
And stepped into the waves once norst
When, 10! they leaplng rise and roar,
And meath the little chlld's light weight
The tottsring giant shook.
"who art thou =, cried he, Wild.
Struggling In middle of The ford' 3D.
"Boy A. thou lookest, u seems 70 mo
The whole worlds load bear In thee,
Yet,-"Por tho sake Of Christ thy Lord,
Carryme,n aid the child.
No moro Arprobus rwerved,
hut galued the further hank, and then
A voice cried, '1Iencs, cArisfspAsrss b!
For carrying thou hast carried M, fr
The king Of angels and Of mon,
Tho Master thou hast served"
And In the moonlight blue
Tho saint saw-not the wandering boy,
but Him who walked upon the Sea,
And DER the plains OF dalilec,
Till, filed with mystic, awful Joy,
Ills dear Lord Christ he knew.
Oh, little Is all loss,
= And brief the space 'twiIt shore and shore,
IL thou, Lord Jesus, on ms lay,
Through the deep wAters OF our way,
The burden that Christopheros bore-'.
10 carry thee across.
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A CHEAT SroRx.-Every fsw yesrs
brinpx about some unusual condition Of

A CHEAT SroRx.-Every few yesrs
brings about some unusual condition Of
the elements. A food Of . height never
koown before occurs In ons locality (;
higher tides In another, and = tornado In
still another. We were recently remind
ed of this fact while In conversation with
An old lady of unusual intelligence. now
residing In Unity In this State. Its Mrs.
Nancy Chase. She suited that she was
born In Canton. Mass. on Sunday, Nov
10, 1886. The next morning 1t COM
nicnced showing and continued 10 snow
till. the next Saturday. The snow was %
deep that her father made tunnel be-
meath the snow 10 reach his neighbors, .
portion Of which remained till the next
April. A negro family living near by
was completely buried In the snow, with
no means Of egrcss. Her father. whose
name was Aspinwall, Succeeded In dig.
ging them out and was mortinDd st eve
" town meeting 10 hoar tho negro sx-
claim. "God bless you. massa, you saved
my life." A snow storm Of thaf extent IN
that latitude would now be deemed an
unusual event. Mrs. G. said tho storm
was always spoken Of In the family 10
ooupsction with hog btrth.-Ls0sao"
journal. l.yri 'fi p s'cs 1f' 90 itaf ~ w
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father, when be was young man. The nrst
houss-msid followed Penelope. Remained like
my lady's maid, . long time. Report, on COM
Ing out: Il didn't enter her ladyship's service.
Mr.. Bettcredge, 10 Be dorbted 10 my fSoe BY Q
low polioe-ofkcerr Rosanna 6pssrman went
next Remained longer than any Of them. No
report on coming out-dead silence. and lips -
pale - ashes. Samuel, the iootman, followed
Rosanns. Ramsined minute or two. Report,
on coming out Whoever blacks Sergeant Cuts
boots ought to be ashamed Of himself Nancy,
the kitchen-maid, went last Remained min
ute or two. Report, on coming out: Sergeant
Cuf has heart he doesn't cut Jokes, Mr..
Betteredge, with poor hard-working girl n
Going into the Court Of Justice, when II was
al over, to hear II there were any further COM
msnds for me, I found the Sergeant at his old
trick-looking out Of the window and whistllng
The Last Rose Of Summer to himselE
ANY discoveries, SirY inquired.
III Rosanna Spcarman asks leave to 60 out
said the Sergeant, 'let the poor thing 60 but
let me know first ..'
I might as well have held my tongue about
Rosanna and Mr.. Franklin II was plain
enough the unfortunate girl hsd fallen under
Sergeant Cuffs suspicious, In spite Of al could
do to prevent It. '.f Cd.
Il hope you don't think Rosanns Is concerned
In the loss Of the Diamondi' venturel to say.
The corners OF the Sergcant's melancholy
mouth curled up, and he looked hard In my
fAce just ss he had looked In the garden.
u think had better not tell you, Mr.. Better.
edge he said. You might lose your head, you
know, for the second time
began to doubt whether had been one too
many for the celebrated Cuff. sftsr all II was
rather Q relief to me that We were interrupted
here by knock at the door and = message from
the cook. Rosanna Spearman had asked to 60
out, for the usual reason, that her head was
bad, and she wanted breath Of frsh air. AZ
q sign from the Sergeant, said, Yes. (which
Is the servants way outi' he asked, when the
messenger had gone. I showed him the SER
wants way out. Lock the door Of your room,'
says the Sergeant; and II any body asks for
me, say I'm In there, composing my mind lie
curled up again at the corners Of the lips, and
fro M coNrINuIp.l
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THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL for November
contains the following Sketches Of general interest
Hon. Asa Packer, Gen. John A. Rawlins, VIM. r.
and Reward, Mother Ann Les the Shaker, Tho Ca
thedral Of nj an, Arc the Women 70 B.amei A
Beautinui face-how II 10 marrcd, Insects, % IN.
saws, Sa'em witchcraf, Personal Responsibility.
Craniai Defects In Criminal ssscs, On the Exprss.
sion Of the Eye. Spectrum Ana yss, etc., With En-
raved Portraits and other .ustrations. Prtco ony
3D cts. or 81 q year. now vo une begins with ths
January number. Address 3. II. Wells, Publishers,
3s9 broadway, NY. -Ti 1" y
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EXTENSIVE LAND SLrpE.-The Con-
cord Monitor says an extensive land slide
occurred ut waterville; n. H.. during the
great storm of the 4th inst. II began at
n point near the top Of the Haystacks, and
went southwcsterly 10 the foot OF the
mountain. where 1t Is about twenty rods
wide; thence Il turned almost q sguaru
corner and proceeded In northerly direc.
tion along the course Of small stream,
nowhere less than ono hundred feet wide.
for three miles, and then Il spread out and
laid waste some acres Of pasture belong
inc Tn Mr.. Greeley. ~
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gentleman and his wife, apparcutl!

A gentleman and his wife. apparently
occupying good position In society,
called at tho Refuge on Blsckwell's Island
the other day. and asked 70 be allowed 70
90 over II. Having inspected tho various
departn,cnts, inst before leaving. tho gen
tlcman said TO his wife. "Now I will tall
You q great secret; / was brought up In
This place" Tho lady seemed much sur.
prised. and astonishod all By quietly Oh.
Sowing, .Apd % was 49, F1f .irirraI
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Of the District Court of the United States for the
southern District Of New York.
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