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GLASS SHADES AND CAsEs.-FOr
covering fancy clocks, statHettes,
flowers, &C., at
MARK, WARREN Il Co.'S,
ianS Ct 25 First Street.
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PRICE OF Coal REDUcED.-Take
notice that [ have since the 4th inst.
reduced the price of coal to 121 cents,
delivered in the city.
JAMS If Jos. THOMAS.
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sTEAMBOAT LINES.

30 I,oUTsyTLLE.-Every Monday and
SATURDAY, 80 10 o'siock AM. Every Tuesday
wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday 81 b
70 fsS''' cAIRo-DaiIy. except sunday. nj 4
O'CLOCK p. n.
70 CiREES RTvER.-Eyery Monday and
Friday AZ 5 o'clock ?. NJ. Every Thursday
at 8 o'clock p. M.
70 FasTPORr.--E Every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday NJ O'Clock p. NJ.
10 HEsEDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays
A. O'Clock Pm.
TO NAsHvTnBs-Every Wednesday and
70 MEMPHIs-Every Tuesday at A p. NJ.
Rockport stage (vla Newburgh and Boon
Wiley Carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail stage leaves Nom
DAYS and Fridays at : A N. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by P. NJ.
SIT. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily tex
cept Sundays) Mt A. h. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays) by 2 p. IA
To NEWRURG.-HacE daily Except sun
aay,l from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ.
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MOB OF BoYs.-About church time
yesterday some twenty or thrifty
boys, ranging from twelve to seven
teen years of age, congregated
on the sidewalk In the vicinity Of
Preston's building OF First Street. re
Gently destroyed By fire, and behaved
in the most rude ald Mysterious mau-
ner, compelling ladies on the way to
church to leave the sidewalk. Such
conduct is in the highest degree dis
graceful and reprehensible, aRd it is
strange that the police do not put .
stop to it; such scenes, however, are
of common occurrence on the Sabbath
In this city. 1t should not be tolerated
in a Christian community.
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Raver DisDatcl1es

CINCINNATI, Jan. l6-M.-The river
has risen feet inch, with 80 feet 8
inches In the channel. The weather
is cloudy. Thermometer Be.
LoUIsvILLE, Jan. 16.-Port List
Legal Tender, from New Orleans
Mary Houston, to New Orleans; Alb
coma, Cincinnati to Tennessee River.
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DUcKED.-A boy while playingin a
dug out, at the river, on Saturday,
was suddenly pitched head foremost
into the river, and got extremely wet.
1t IL strange that we are not called on
daily to record fatal accidents to boys
at the river. Scores of them are
providing about there all the time.
Now in skiffs or dug-outs, then on
floats, and again IN leaping upon
steamboats, as they approach the
wharf boats, or lingering on board a
departing boat to see which shall
leave the boat last. It is a pity some
plan cannot be devised to remedy this
evil. 1t is great annoyance to those
who really have business on the levee
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B9- Never mind high taxes. Pay
them now and save five per cent. !;
then go to Davidson s. Becker's, 100
Main Street. and save 10 or 20 per
cent. more on a good warm suit, be-
fore the weather gets too cold.
uoV2S-mW&s. fr.es.
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FoR RENT.-Business House No.
81 Main Street, three doors from the
corner of Third Street. For particu-
lars, apply to ARTHUR LODGE,
16-1Ot G. Il. JENKINS.
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D@- New Millinery Goods for holt
day trade, just received at HUGHES
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Johnny Dexter is not in our en-
ploy. Our customers will please take
notice. MARK, WARREN Il Co,
ian1S-1t. % FIRST Street.
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MATRIMONIAL. - The matrimonial
market seems to have flattened out
fairly. At the close Of the week
before last there were large transae-
tons and the market closed buoyant;
but last week was fat failure and
buta single license was issued, and
that on Saturday The brave young
pair who set this exemplary exam
pie" are Thos. Ingle and Kate Kemlo.
GEN. Tom THUMB.-Mr. Ned Davis,
the agent Of Gen. Tom Thumb, is at
the Sherwood House. He has en-
gagged the Opera House for the use
Of the General on the 10Th and Both
of this month,
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Terre Hauts and IndianaOOlis.
IRON TERRE HAUTE.

Tbacbauge ON the Ohio and Miss issippi
2oiIroasI takes place on Monday, Deccn-
her 7th, after which VIC VIII correct lhe
time table of that Road
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Notice of Administration

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that
Ihe undersigned has been appointed
AutnIntstratol OF the estate of Charles
harrington, deceased. Said estate is sup
posed To be solvent. All persons knowing
themselves indebted Will make settlement
win me, or pea sons having claims against
ment. n M STRAIN dn.r
N d PERSONS having bu>fness with said
Administrator may leave Il with Jaouess.
Hudspelh d Co., on First Street, Evans
Vile, Indiana janis 3ww 4. Ms.
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Dissolution of CopartnershiD.

n fore existing between James M. Car
penter Ira N. White. John 5. Baker and
Conve-se Clement under the 1fTn name
OF Carpenter, White a Baker. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent The busl-
ness of the late 1rm Will be settled by
James M. Carpenter. Ira NJ. White, and
converse clement, who only are author
lied to settle the same. U.s.. fI.tfnfra1
CARPENTER, WHITE 4 BAKER.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Dec. 3lst. 1853. -
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

Dissolution of COpartnership.
mVHE GOPARTNERSH HP HERETO
vi fore existing between G. II. Cramer
aud Frederick Heuke, under tn firm name
Of Cramer II Heuke, was this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business of the
late firm will be settled by Frederick
Heuke, who alone is authorized to settle
thesame. a4s CRAMEfs. & H EUk h,
h Evansville Wooden Mills.
Evansville, Ind, Jan. 18th, 1869.
/ desire returning thanks to my many
old customers for their ng-continued
PATRONAGE. and would respectfully request
a further continuance of the same.
1al6 FREDERICK. HEUKE.
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Rsgfdenes a1dT Barn In S9IA7

h5dIlIBWUa nIIU IHMFII TJT DHTH
FTTKEE RESTDENCE on Cha late Dr
T. Thomas Runcie will be sold at private
sale, said farm contains 100 acres, with
ilalrovements. IL rs about one mile from
fngie'a Station, on the ID. g. ~ R. b., ana
ten miles from this city. For further par.
ticulars apply NJ Dr. Il. 4. Runeie's Office.
Nos22 First Street. Evansville. iy3tf.
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FOR REM.
FOR SALE.

TSO1g SAaE-STORE-B OAT-The EXCEL
* lent store boat " Uncle joe" now ~
Ing 10 the mouth Of Green River, with
with every convenience for the trade The
boat can be seen I'm the mouth of Green
River MIRA with q small family would
nave n nice home and find n good bargain
IN purchasing 10. City property would bo
taken In exchange for the boat. fja7 DIV
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Strayed or Stolen.
" 0RSE-A chestnut sorreI horse, four
L. years O3d IN the Spring; no other
marks remembered. A liberal reward will
be paid Ef0r his delivery or any inI6arma-
ton that VIII lead to his recovery.
1a16 div MOSES AIKEN.
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Dissolution.

TyHE FIRM KNOWN AS LODGE.
- Jenkins " Fender is hereby dissolved.
All moneys due the firm to be collected by
a rthur Lodge and Charles Jenkins, and
debts made by the firm paid Dv said Lodge
and Jenkins. fanlG d3tV
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To ugltnesS, by selling Bonnefs and Hats
or Miss Beliam Will make them TO order
In an uneAscelledfstyie ata price never be-
fore done. AS 49, tAANsAAt '@f-aA -
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New Arrivals.

New ArFIVaIss
5 bbls Krout.
5 : Sweet Cider.
% :" BuekWheat Flour.
5 /" Elegant Syrup.
100 Eastern Apples.
2 IS cases Yarmouth Sugar Corn.
PARSONS, ScOvILLE Il MoFFETF.
dec29
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RH.&N.R. r, NOrthern Division.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Henderson daily (Sundays
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Law CARDS. a'FFFs

Beautiful and agreeable, al. of-Sph ielf Sylll
be sold al cheap an they can be found any-
where. f@AAA " ~eA A tdel2A
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Straved or StoIen

$50 Prompt attention given to all bust.
ness entrusted TO his care. ialS d3In
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dsvslie.

COMING SOUTH,
Leave Leave ArriNo
Terre Haute. Vincennes. E,vllie.
VtocenneS Ac ..... 4 1916 A M 9:zn A u
ErraighL Il Ac. 6:31lA d I2:50 P N 5sys y
MALL. sos y M rs r q 10 ,
N The Vincennes Accom- m oslstL ,n.s
Train leaving st z. a5 p. M, makes cioSg
connection with the Ohio and M tsS!ssl Ppis
Railroad at Vincennes for ST Louis anu
Cairo. as.s
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23
1fatlS.

~. In Bristol, dee. 18Th, Abigail, vie u
Jehiei Johns, aged IS yen-.
sTORRS VI ,rshh. ii Conn. Dec. 9Th. Mrs
Glars Storrr, formerly OF MGddl-bury, AGED :.
.ears.
GOODALE.-In West idlson. Dec. 4th, T
l.. UoVCai-, Agei "A years.
howARD.In waukesha. Wis. Dec. lith
Augusta ., wife of J. r. How ard vi B.ue LAX.
Michigan. formerly Of Chester, VT, aged 81
years.
FRENCH I'm wod,tock. Dee 10Th. l>,uiss
French, widow Of the lat. Amos fIencD, aged d,
years.
POTTER u" Pcrkinsville. sept. 18th, lila A
wife OF ~aI.,iiori Potter. aged =, years.
WIS r',N-In Springfield, Dec "a, Levin
Weston asri o. y.ars.
ton. aged years.
NJ SIN IN Troy. y. Y. Dec. 9TH. Andrew
Nelson. Ia the bo.h .Ar u hs aye.
CON-rANriNr- In Bowlvtil., Mt Holly
Dec. i5th, rankin ,onstshtin-, aged - yeaIs.
MEhi"H I"o-w-so. n. Y, Dec H., Dayi.
j. McrIon. zg-d 81 years anu 10 a-,-
ALDRI HIN wallingford. Dec. 18th. Mr.
PHI a. wlIr of MIR. Seth AIdrich, aged 90 yesrs.
MENTION At Wet Rutland. Dec ls;,s o
Canker Sch, Eddie ron Of Mafce,lus and hmm
NeSt"n
NEWEiI.-In shelbnri. Dec 10th. Nelson
Newell, a the sixty -thud year of his age.
CHAFEE-In starskboro, Nov. 9th, Betsey
wife OF Hiram Chsfre, aged ~ years.
BURKE-In sherburne, Nov. ed. Mss Olv
Burke, as-d So years
ESlASROOKS In Sherburne, y " eg.h
Miss Mary w. E-tabrook-, aged "a years.
The former of these ladies had been > < iron
her infancy. anu the latter Tor ten years.
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WEST RUTLAND SCHooLs.-We give
below the names of pupils in District 81,
Yves. Rutland, VT. for the fall term, Miss
Frances C. Sutherland, teacher:
ArrESpANCE.-IdaB Burr, Hattie and
Henry Foster, Frank Morgan, Wright
Ward
DrpoRrME Burr, Adelia Ames,
Anna Spencer, Willie Crippen. Matte
and Ocoy Felt, Herbert Ketchum
READIss.-8th Reader-Helen Coch-
ran, Willie Crippen.
5th Reader-MAry BurlingHme
All R.ader-Eddie Minard-
R-ader-Auna Spencer.
1t II ,ader-Sadie Morgan.
Primm.s Frank Morgan.
WRITING Helen Cochran, Charles
stafford, N.lia Foster, Hattie Foster.
SPELLING.-Lorenzo Conway.
ORAL ARIrHMETIc.-Mattie Felt, Lo
renzo Conway, Ida Burr.
WRITTEN ARITHMETIc.-Matt Felt
Herbert Ketchum.
GEoGRAPny-Helen Cochran, Willie
Marley, Ida Burr, Adelia Ames.
GRAMMAR. Helen Cochran, Mary
Smith. Willie Crippen,. Lorenzo Conway
HISTORY AND ALeEBRA-Helen Coch
s,p and Mile Crippen.
Leigh of school term go days. Who'll
aambsr * names registered 60. Averag
attendance ~. The Winter term opene'
December 18th with SO pupils. A cordis
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APPOINTMENTS The President has
dominated TO the Senate Gen John l..
Batstow If Shelburn to be Pension agent
1t Rutland, and Gen. Stephen Thomas TO
be Pension agent at st. Johnsbury. The
location Of the offices named as we under.
stand it are not permanent. MIR. Barstow
Will probably remove the office from Rut-
land to Burlington, and Mr.. Thomas from
ST John-bury to Montpelier.
A. n. Swain has been confirmed a.
Po,tm1ster at Bellows Falls.
1T is rumored, with some probable
foundations, that the President will nom
mate Col John G. Stevens of Bradford to
10 Assessor in place of Thomas Il. Powers,
IN the second Congressional district Also
Gen George z. Foster of Wolcott to be
Uuited States Marshal, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Hon. Hugh ID.
Henry.
Also that the President will this week
nominate Hon. William 5. South3orth OF
Bennington to be Assessor, and lion. Rol'
lin J. Jones of Cornwall, to be Collector
OF internal revenue in the first Con-
sre-sional district.
Secretary Boutwell, said on Tuesday
That he desired to have lawyer ut the
head Of the third auditors bureau. and
that the choice had narrowed down to
JudgS Ii Ill OF Vermont, Judge Plilet'
81 Indiana and another Western man
We suppose the Judge Hall referred to II
Ex-Gov Inland Hall of Bennington, OF
perhaps his son, N. B. Hall, who it is un
dsrstood was an applicant for the assessor
.i,.o Of this district.
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TOTTIN0HAM-R0BIN 5ON- At the resi-
dence of Mr.. D.r. P-iree. Rutland, Dec. 22i. BY
Rev. 4. Mia, assisted by Rev. A. b. Lambert,
u. D., Mr.. Lyman h. Tor ttnxham VI ShorehAm,
and II ISIS Rity Robinson of Rutland.
HALL-sANDERsoN. in Piymou h, by
Rev Mr.. Baldwin. Eleazer Hall and Miranda
Sanderson, both OF Plymouth.
JoSsLYN-sAwYER.- Plymouth. by
Jairus JOSH, n, Esq, Frank Jossl,n Of Bos.on,
n ass, and Alice Sawyer OF Plymouth.
SEVERANCE LANDON Ia Orwell. Dec.
18th, by Rev. NJ. j.. Severance, y. X. severance
OF Middlebury, and Mary A. Landon OF Sud-
bury.
BARROws-FoOTE.-In Middlebury, Der.
Goth, by Rev l.. $. Walker. RUFUS y. Barrows OF
Bridport, aud Betty w. Foote of Midolebury.
FIELDS ROSCOE. Ia Bristol. Dec. 18th, by
Rev. /. y. Walker, Luther b. Fields Of Ferris
burgh, and Emma A.. kascoe OF Bristol.
-NoRTON-At the Baptist psrson.
age, Rutland, Lee. 2lst, by Rev. Z. Miils. Mr.
Charles L. Ware and Miss Ellen Norton, both Of
Rutland.
bury, Dec. 10th, 10y Rev. VIM. IL. hugg. MI Sey'
NOR +. Galu-ha a. Miss Mary Montgomery.
KOwSKI-sThAUsS- In Albany, ". Y.
Dec. 18th, by the Rev. DIR. Berx-ntbai, at tns
residence of the brides mUth-r, Mr.. March,,
JeIkowski, of Rutland, Vt, TO Miss ksthel
otIauss of ALBANY.
We extend our eonsratulstiuns TO our friend
1
wish him and his fair heipneet long hie Of con
tinued happiness. that thy may witness man,
recurring anniversaries Of the joyous event cele
brated on Sunday last and be blessed by earth
choicest boun,i.s they journey down life
pathway together.
UPHAM-WuIT In hester. Nov. 25th. b,
| Rev G.. Hubbard, Dos ,ua L ham OF Springfield
and Abbie >. White OF Ner'h Springfield.
! NUTrING- MER III In Chester, Nov. 90
/ by Kew G.. Hib'arf. WAFER J. Sutring of N"rtl
spring r-li, and Martha Merrill OF Spring held
! HIIDRtTH BARROW - In Springfield
Nov 25th, D, R.v. II Fsrus~ortb. Jane.
hildr-rh - Grui-h, y. Ii aud Alnnra h. Har
| low of SpIinsie l.
! CUSUIN,'-T ANl.n At kiuPsbury, n. Y.
/ Dec 18Th by k-v wn 4. Nj her. =. Wat-oi
Gushing IL free ION, y. H., aud Mary L. Tayl1
OF kinssbury.
| wILsDN-FORD-I In Rochester. Dec. 18th
! by Rev Genrge =. Guernsey. '--orge l.. Wilsoi
aud Clara IA. Ford, bath % GranSui-.
PREMIER sHEPsToS-In cavend'sh. b
H. X Pierce, ED, Charles Premier AMI Mar
| SheIs'on.
/ STEWART PIPER In Ca-tleton. 10y Rev
! A. b PIsnaen-. k.-ctor OF ~. Luke. Iburch. M
I the ?gth day OF sept last. hr. Eo'-rt q. s'-~sr
oil Cav-ndish, 10 Miss LIZZIE L. Piper Of Che-tei
GRAHAM wEBsTER-In Ruti-nd. Dec
18TH, bv Rev. T. Mills. Mr. Milo Graham An
Miss Alcs A. Webster. both OF ii .Iii nd, Wash
ing'Dn 90. y. V.
| ROOD -MEEkER-At Hebron, n. Y, De
sch, by Rev. Cyrus M-eker. Frank N. X cd {
Hampton, ". Y. ana FlyIra r. heek.r, cAugi
ter of the orfici.ting el-rSynan
LEAsE-vINCEAT- In Chelsea, Nov. 29l
BY Rev j. w. Gu.rnSav. Ciar.Dc- q. Lease
Rutland, and N-'n- e V.--~~"t az 'neis.A.
l DUNB,R-TIORN- Chelsea, Nov. ISL
by Rev. ,. W. Gu.Jn-ey. Henry Dunbar
Wooist OK, and oaIah A. Thorn Of Lit l-tOI
n. H.
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Funeral of Hon. Hugh II. Henry.

The funeral of the late Hon. II. ID.
Henry took place from the residence OF the
deceased at 81 o'clock yesterday after
noon.
The officiating Clergy men were Rev. G..
C. Hubbard of the Baptist, and Rector
A. B. Flanders of the Episcopal church.
The services were solemn and impressive.
The attaraa""a Wa. nv far the harvest
that ever asse embed on similar occasion
in Chester Delegation. from all the
adjoining towns were present. Among
the distinguished gentlemen present who
were intimate associates Of the deceased,
were ex-Govs. Page and Fletcher, r,
Chaffee, F,q., f. Pierpoint, B. B. Smalley
ESQ, NJ G. Everts, Rutland; Deputy l,
5. Marshal n. B. Flanagan, Gen. GU
STANDARD, R. W. Chase, E-q., John A. Ar,
thur, Burlington; Nathaniel A Tucker,
George A Slade, Bellows Falls; John A
Farms worth, Saxtons River.
Oar venerable townsman,. Nathaniel
Fullerton, Esq. was present. This aged
pioneer ana emhTkhoie man VI out eo"n
whose silvered locks have y ssed through
nearly one hundred winters, declined a
seat offered to him when he camd into the
crowded house, and stood during the ex-
erci-es.
The pail bearers were as follows: Hon
William Rounds, II. Deming. E-q, K. A
Demiug, Esq, n. G. Shedd, Esq, 5. A
Weston, Esq A. S. Baldwin, Esq, G. Z
Spaulding, Esq, II. II. Ingraham, Esq
The obseqnies were under the charge Of
S. H. Leonard, Esq and were conducted
with that satisfactory method and precis.
ion which charhcterizas his management
on such occasions.
Chester, Dec. 22d.
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DANBY.-The Methodist Episcopal So
ciety of Dandy, on the afternoon OF De-
cember 3lst, will give ride to their Sun
day School scholars, and in the evening
a supper will be prepared for them free o.
expense. Outsiders will be charged fifty
t5O) cents each for supper, the profits o.
which will be- used to replenish the Sun
day School Library.
The public le,tur before the Good
Templar-, by Charles II. Cpnydon, E-q.
last Friday evening, Wa perfect sue
cess, and the lecture was better than thu
most sanguine expected. Remarks wer'
also made by Austin S. Baker. Esq, ane
the Rev. q. G. Picket. Music was fur
nished by the choir Of the lodge. which
includes. with one or two exceptions, tn
entire choir OF the Methodist church, will
its orxanist and LEADER
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Raiisay stocks cIo.ed firm.
New York Markets.

NV nohk. O<c
CoTIoS-Pavors buyen. sales 2.otD bsles =.
3Slc. for middiing upsnds-
FLOUR Receipis SIS btls falss Z, 100 bD
at a 40l4 20 for eupernne State s'sd w--is
Is. iolg6 10 for common 70 choto~ ertf.
o. goCsso. 10 do. extra Western; IS s0lss-1 -
"a cbosce white wheat exta; 3-2o1e6 us oomD
20 choice Found hoop OHIO: t3-13a6.3o ovDB.
20 fair extra 81. Louis; u 5ofts.so Tor gid -
choice do. closing duh including >. 40 btl
Low grades: extra for export ~ prices ~ hIn = =
rsnv~. hy- -four quiet sales $40 boz. at 0. -
63Fo- Corn meal Qu,et-
WHEAT = Reo-i.,fs :. 900 bu-h. Oa- ns,,t owe
and moderate inq airy for espox's and nidolta~-
-ai-s 1900 bu.il. IT 81 Ia Tor No. spnix
o. "a for No. 2.
kYE-Qui<t.
BAsLKY-Duli and heavy. Barley malt du'i
CoRE-Dull, heavy and Ia cents los.r S.l.-
80 90 bush. AT si.l3Li i3 i far ANAL lots.
oArs-Heavy. Sales - 90 bush. .t o. \ (eG5 .
western .Gs k6c; for et.te.
RIcE-Duli.
CosyKE- Quit. Sales 200 b.g. kio .aa Iss-
yat- terms.
suoAH-sale. 800 bhds Cub. q, iiais
MoLAssEs-Dun. sAass 200 bo.s. Nee .s.i,,.i.,
st 75ass.
rErEoLrrx - Quiet At i7GiTs fa or {
81 GSl fa retise1.
HOIe-llu'et.
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Nrw Adrsrttsrmf ITS.
- UTLAND Y. NJ. G.. \.
1869. LECTURE COU RISE. 1870
The fifth Lecture in tins Go Will se deliv
cred 10y
OLIVE LOGAN.
RUTLAND OPERA HOUSE,
OLIVE LOGAN.

SATURDAY EVENING. DC. 2j. 1863.
SuhJect-''Girls."
Tickets to all parts of ~ e house, 50 cents.
Seats can be secured f,r this Lecture without
extra charge, by calling sending 10 N. v.
Brooks Music Store ON the day OF the Lecture,
from n. m. To y. IN.
Tickets can be- had AZ T.. ~ Merrism's Music
Store, Siader's Restaurant, futile & Co.'S Book
Store, brooks Mu.ic store. or at the door on
the evening Of the lecturs.
RAILROAD ARf .iNGEMENTS.
Persons coming 1, Rutland 20 attend this leo
turp from I.udlow, Nj !debury, Manchester,
Poultney, and sli intermediate places, will be
earned for FAKE ONE WAY. arrangements
4vnx been ID With the cifit rent lines oi
Railroads 10 thu -if.ct.
On the Rutland Railroad. purchase q Coupon
Ticket taxing you to kuilaDd aud bacx, also nd
m,ttinx To Iectu Tn. e Tickets sold to-
sether at the k,ilroao Gsmpanys Ticket Office
places. These Halt fare Tickets good ON any
Of the r.piiar trains Of th- day of the Lecture,
first moI n, ny trains The II day.
On the E......Id 4 Washington Railroad, from
all station dawn TO and including Pouifney. buy
Regular Ticket to Rutland, aud purchase Lee
ture Ticket at Rutland Opera House Ticket
Office, c..lng 1t the same time for return
check over the Road, which will be given. Re
turn checks good on night trains on evening OF
ing.
Manchester and intermediate places. buy Regu-
lar Tickets. sskins Conductor Tor return check,
which will be gwen good on first returning train
after the Lecture.
Doors open ct *, Lecture 10 commence at
O'Clock. dec6d20dA viz
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-23

Masonic CENTENNIAL.-Th Grand
Lodge of Free MasoDs of Massachusetts,
will celebrate the annual feast of st. John
the Evangelist on TUESDAY, the 2Sth day
of December The occasion will be OF
more than ordinary interest. ns it falls up
on day memorable in the annals OF the
Grand Lodge of that State, being the CEN
tennial of the first installation of NJ. w.
Joseph Warren, Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of Massachusetts. He was
appointed Grand Master of Masons in
b oston, and within one hundred miles OF
the same. by virtue of commission from
the + rio Dalhousic, Grand Master OF
the MAsons in Scotland, and subsequently
in 1772, he was appointed by the Earl OF
Dumfries G. NJ of Scotland, Grand Mas
ter of Masons for the " Continent OF
America" He held the Office and dis
charged its duties in a manner honorable
to himself and to the satisfaction OF the
fir ,ternity to the day of his memorable
death, June II, 1915.