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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-23
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mournino goods Fcomrrisino novelties
no,,o,. IT, IN ,ba ,,orl,ot W. sbou oo,I
iio'o' O'ioio ~ INC main W. 'i'''il oA'
'hem al New 1ofk prices ana warrant tle
examine. Z. & J. NoRTHMAN,
No % pnhTc sonora
r,
lAE cheapest me Oh ol''ch anu coioreu
silks at E. * }. NoRTHMANs.
Don fail to VISIT the Falr Grounds amt
witness Miss Wolfe S Balloon Ascension.
FINE velveteens allgcoIors at
F Al NoRTu,,x's
Empress cloths, alpacas and poplins at
E. a. }. NoRTHMANs
BRoCHE shawls, cloaks, chinchillas at
f. J. NoRTHMAN
PRINCESS MetteFhich sklrtS' SaShes' kldS'
Miss l.. WOLFE will make her twenty
third Balloon Ascension this afternoon. .
Received this week at W. w. Iotten d
Bros, No. % and y College street, Nash
vile:
l. 900 doz. cans Quintor Tomotoes,
500 Baltimore
/, 500 Peaches,
500 " Gorhom Corn,
500 Yarmouth
500 Lawton Blackbernes,
100 " Strawberries
100 Raspberries.
100 Portland Lady Peas,
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From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
We advise persons having diseases OF the
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OIheI preparation loI lue mar, 10 IL ~ Ihe
l 9eSt dressing lor iIe mar III tLe "orlu,
cases of Dandrnff and restore GRAY and
bleached Hair to it's natural color
For sale by Druggists, sample bottles sent
70 any a,',tl ~ III 'iie 0li'eu states 'J eA-
PRorFssoF CuR1s7y & Co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-23
Chicago Markets.
Louisville Markets.

CHICAGO, Oct 22-F1our, spring extras g. 900.
Wheat g7Ca97Lc. Corn 645&964&c. Oats 3914 "a
$3.50. Rye &c. Barley 81 1901 Is. Pork S31 Is
Ca32 Lard l6K@l7c Short rib middles Is ! C.
Rnugh sides I5c. Shoulders I2c
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-23

" oh, how pititul,
With whole city fun,
Friends she had uCue
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-23

We have just opened an elegant line of
mourning goods, comprising novelties
never before in the market We shall sell
them at New York prices, and warrant the
colors. Ladies are respectfully invited to
examine. L. & J. NoRTHMAN,
Mo. 20 Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-23
Nashville Provision Market.

Market comparatively active and very firm at the
following quotations.
BACON-Clear sides 2Oc. shoulders IL Nc; plain
country hams 21G22c. choice Canyased hams De
LARD-We quote in tierce at l9c.; in kegs PIC.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-23

We are authorized to announce D. CT. Clark as
candidate for Revenue Collector Of Davidson cOun-
ty. at the ensuing March election. sel9 tide
BY the solicitation Of many friends hereby an
| nOunCe my name as a candidate for Revenue Cot
lector Of Davidson county, at the March election,
| 1870. GEORGE GREER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-23

Miss Lou WOLFE will take an aerial fiigh
this afternoon from the Fair Grounds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-23
REVENUE STAMPS

The National Savings Company have male ar
rangements to supply their customers with revenue
stamps at the following low rates. discount PAYABLE
in stamps, viz:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-23

IT, Up in a balloon, boys Come and see
me this afternoon at the Fair Grounds.
Lou WOLFE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-23

On Market street, near the Square, Nsah-
vile, n b Hamilton, Proprietor. Single
meals, so c5nta Board and lodging per
day, 81 90. scpS 3n
Evening star., 1869-05-08

While we have not felt much interest in
either the progress or probable result of the
Dana-Ioung m5rogiio, we must admit that il
has brought out one way and another some
decidedly spicy things. Notably a card recent
iy published by Mr.. Charles McClntock the
person to whom DIR. loungs private letters
that found their way into print were written
In this epI5.le. which deserves a place among
The euriosltes OF literature, he complains that
Mr.. Young and Mr. Stockton .have failed TO
make the O8yHfs hsnorG5Ier touching certain
charges they had preferred against him, An
casHds honorable TO a creature who would de.
iIberately publish private letters written 20 him
m the spIrit and language of confidential and
trusted friendship Is good
Evening star., 1869-05-08

We understand tha, the Mayor will send in
the nom NATION OF Mr.. Zalmon Richards TO the
BOARD OF Aldermen on Monday night, for Su-
perIntendent of Public Schools. This appoint.
ment Is q good one. The bill creating the Office
gives such large powers to the Superintendent
rs to make it imperative that the duties should
be entrusted only to judicieus hands. The Sc
lection of MI Richards Will go far 10 re-assure
those who have doubted the proprIety of de-
Volving so many of the powers heretofore
exercised by the Board OF Trustees on an OIL
Ger not responsible TO the Board. Mr. Richards
Is adapted by judgment and experience 10 CO.
operate harmoniously with trustees and teach
ers; and by his appointment; the experiment of
the new ofice will be tried under favorable
aUSDlCes
Evening star., 1869-05-08

Richard Marley, Esq, one of the oldest Odd
Fellows IN the United States, died yesterday
morning al his residence, IN Baltimore, in the
18th year Of his age. The deceased was a con =
temporary of the late Grand Sire Thos Wildey,
and did much towards the ad dyancement of the
Order be was Past Grand Master. and for
n long period up 70 the day of his death filled
the responsible position of Treasurer of the
Grand Lodge of Mary land and was one of the
Representatives from Maryland TO the Grand
Lodge of the United States; also a prominent
rsember OF the Encampment or Patriarchal
branch OF the Order. The deceased was es-
teemed by all who knew him, as an honest and
upright man. The members of the Order are
making extensive arrangements for the funeral.
which Is 10 take place from the hall in Cav
street, Baltimore, tomorrow afternoon The
Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment of tn.
District Of Columbia, where the deceased was
fsvorably known for his devotion TO Odd Eel
lowship, hold meeting tonight, and will
send delegation 10 Baltimore Tomorrow
morning, IN the O'Clock train, TO attend the
funeral
Evening star., 1869-05-08
FAILURE OF Co-oPERArrvy Sropxs

FAILURE OF COOPERATIVE SToRRs-Tne
experiments with cooperative Stores in this
country seem 70 be failures every where With
in the last eighteen mOn-hs three have baen
started IL St Louis, and all have been uusuc-
Cessful The ~. Louis workin gmen's Pioneer
Cooperative Grocery Store has lust been
wound up. The store was started about a year
and half ago. with a capital Of S5.UnC. the
shares being about S2j each. The idea was TO
Sell all the necessarIes of life TO the members a.
as small advance on first cost as possible. A.
frst the enterprise seemed 10 BE- going on
swImmingly. but al the end OF the first year it
was found that there was a deficiency of about
Sl.lg. When the deficiency became known
among the stockholders each ore comm
drawing out good on his share, 10 the amount
If sne-half OF such share, as entitled 10 do by
the articles of the association, and then the
STOCKHOLDERS more or les, stopped buying al
together Confidence was lost During the
next SIX months the store fingered in conse-
quence OF the stockholders not buying and no,
paying mp their bills. The Board OF Direc
tors were consequently driven 10 the al
tentative OF proposing a nnal nauida-
uoh ana settlement of the association
winch was agreed to by the stockholders
a. special meeting held on the 23d OF April
The store was sold at public auction, and the
proceeds thereof distributed on Saturday
Eignt. The proceeds amounted TO fifry cents
on the dollar. None of the creditors lost a
cent, the stockholders bearing all the loss. 1t
seems that the business of the association was
conducted honestly. but, owing to the lack Of
confidence, the profits were small and the
expenses, including a manager, two assist
ants. horse and wagon, ard the taxes, neces-
sarily so large, that all the profits were alb
sorbed. The failure of the association was in
fact from very much the same causes that
made the cooperative stores here unsuccsss-
full The only success we have had here in
this way is the cooperative association at the
Government Printing Office. This association
does not undertake to run a cooperative
store, but unite TO make their purchases OF
groceries, fuel &c-, with particular dealers on
more favorable rates than individual custom.
eTs could do.
Evening star., 1869-05-08
pRoPosALs FOB sUPPLIIs

oFIseE W.s 2, IaL CHIE, s.exar orrIcKRt
sealed Proposals. in duplicate. viii se rse.isaa
nst for 1nos sS s,s. Tn, II 4 on FRIDAY the ts
with the ~ .se sienai Service Of the army
s.Iventy,nve t3sl HAND TELESCOPES, with
Sixty hve Is6 MAkfNE GLASSES, (Bipooulsr,
WIN Casee and Strap complete.
July next. ~ ~"
The telescopes must be Of not lsss than thirty
tnree S, and the Marine Glasses Of NOT less to.
i've go magnffyine powers. and both OF deh sinS
Dcyer, and make similar end eqaaI 20 the nodef
In this Office.
Bnseiopss to be endorsed Proposals., ~ ana "a.
dressed toSthe uEdersigned
Further particulars and reouiremecs. ma.
known on application 90 this once
By order 81 The Chief Signal On Ger Of the Armv
brevst MAJOR c. s. A.. PropertJ and bisSur.,as
Proposals 10 ex.erded 10 MeEHtT. shs isrs a.
of Nay next. at Y n. and Ire time for f.r1ssh,..
70 ~ss2se 70 Ne 18th asg Q; JAY nest. 0aS.H
Evening star., 1869-05-08

TIE CANAL.-The Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Is now, we learn. in fine condition, and
should no unforeseen disaster overtake its oper.
ations during the year the tonnage will be
largely in excess OF any former year. The
tonnage in the article of coal alone foots up
S7-'s2 tons for the month of April, 1862, against
3i.0l4 for April, ls6s. Toll receipts for April.
1863, si2,SO5 50; against s3O,27O66 for April,
leeo Weare glad TO record this healthy state
OF business. for the District cities share largely
IN the prosperity Of the canal
Evening star., 1869-05-08

Mrs. Scott-Siddons will commence at the
National Theater Tuesday evening an engage
ment Of hve nights. when she will be assistei
by q full corps Of artistes. Shakspeare's COM
edy Of "As You Like IT, will be given on the
opening night
Evening star., 1869-05-08

ON Monday evening Miss Clara Louise Kel-
Iogg gives . farewell concert at the Nation Al
Theater, when she will be assisted by MILL
Aida Topp, Signor Bntii, and Herr kopta
The simple announcement of the concert ia
sufficient 70 insure ITS success. The sale OF
seats At Me,]erot's to-day is indicative Of a
large audience.
Evening star., 1869-05-08

We find the following IN the Boston Courier.
one OF the bltterest Democratic papers N the
country:
1.-Two things are obseryabl In Gen Grant
bis power Of hOiting his tongue and his CRATE
ful remembrance, in his day of prosperity al d
supreme power, of thoss early friends who gave
hin start IN life when he was poor, seedy,
unknown, unnoticed and OF no account social
ly. politically. or professionally. Call IL nepo-
tlsm or what you will, much worse traits than
this have been exhibited by ruling men,
After this, from a political opponent, one
would think that the fault-fnding Rep publicans
whose party fealty is measured by their sue.
cess IN Obtaining Office would hide their heads
II shame. If they don't, they ought to.
Evening star., 1869-05-08

What's the matter with the KnteHigeHcer this
morning. A whole column OF fresh news,
Departmental Items, &c, &c, Something
wrong 81 that establishment
Evening star., 1869-05-08

The New York Democrat Brick Pomerov-s
paper, Is 10 be issued as an afternoon journal
on and after Monday next. Brick also an
nounces that as soon as his arrangements now
In progress are perfected he will commence the
publication OF new eight page morning paper
equalin size TO the Tribune. "Insatiate monster
would not one SUFFICE
Evening star., 1869-05-08

An armv officer OF high reputation, and thor.
o-s--s competent TO Judge. pronounces the
Union Pacific Railroad the best railway he
ever travelled on in this country.
Evening star., 1869-05-08

Dir. Corcoran's new hotel, or Vermont
avenue, is 70 De styled "The Arlington
Evening star., 1869-05-08

Binckiey Is advertised for in the ..personals'
o. the New York Herald. No charge for this
Iotlce.
Evening star., 1869-05-08

A NUIsANCE.-Ed. Star.-We wish, through
the columns of the STAR, to complain of disor-
derly proceedings in a house occupied by col.
ored people in Chesnut street, between u ana
u and 14th and 18th streets, where dances fire.
quently take place to the annoyance of the
neighborhood. MANY READRRs
Evening star., 1869-05-08

Prom J. Shillington We have Hart and
H2nas for May 10, an excellent number.
Evening star., 1869-05-08
EDUCATIONAL.

r A. BOSWELL,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Ofice-22c "a street west near st. ,outh.
Landlord and tenant and civil business
eI.lly attended to.
Also, Deeds, Leases, Mortgages and Wills duly
executed. S
Ufice open from 8 n. to 3 D m dsiiy
sp2 IRepublicarI
Evening star., 1869-05-08

Il RINTED LINEN LAWNS
FRENCH JACoNETs, OR3AEDIES,
BROCHE GRENADINES,
GREEN, BLUE, AND BUFF PIQUES,
BLACK CANVAS GRENADINES,
IN SINGLE AND DOUBLE WIDTH.
And other very choice
SUMMER GOODS,
just received
FROM THE LATE AUCTION SALEs,
And will be sold very cheap
ONE PRICE ONLY, In PLAIN FIGURES
NO DEVIATION ALLOWED.
Nm. SHUsTER BRO,
No. 324 Pennsyivan avenue,
my6 est Between 9th and 10Th stres,.
Evening star., 1869-05-08

NAVY BLUH FLANNEL,
WHITE LINEN DUCK.
WHITE LINEH DRILLIH9s,
COLoRID LINEN DRILLIS0s,
And ysrieus other goods suitable for sentiemsns'
ALeo. JUST oPEEED.
large assortment Of
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS.
4. A. Is Gents Per yard which we consider great
- ~ ops Price only. in plain figures No devil
WIN. sHUsTER BRO.
Ne 32i Pennsyivsnia avenue,
mys eo3tif between 9th and 10th SITS.
TIMER & CO.,
MAY BUILDING.
ssvepth Street, opposite Post Oeice Dept.
WINE HOUSE.
FINE OLD SHERRY,
PORT AND MADERIA.
CHAMPAGSEs,
SOLE PRoPRIETORS.
ZEIGLIR'j WHISKY,
Sal PER GALLON
100000 FINE sEGARs. my colin
"A sPLEHI I'D ASSORTMENT OF
N a N 3.
We invite the particular attention OF our Gus
TONERS and the public to our ee CANT stock of the
above goods; and having recently fitted mp q
shawl Room the second floor, and purchated q
very large stock when could procure the mos (
desirable patterns We do not hesitate to say that
We believe We can show OF the largest
and CT teapest stocks to be found in any retail
tabli ,hment south Of New York city.
"ONE PRIOE ONLY, In PLAIN FIGURES
NO DEv1ATION ALLOWED.
W.. M.SHU5TEB BRO.
No. 324 Penna avenue,
myS cost Between 9Th and 10th streets
y. NORTH GOsZLER,
CLAIM AGENTS AND REAL ESTATE BRO,
KERS.
No.4 PLANTS BUILDING.
Corner 18th street and New York avenue,
my 3 ee:m WASHINGTON, q.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFIOE,
~ WAsHINGToN, d. o., Hay 4. 1852
On the petition of ID. q. CUMINGS. Of Smith
VILE. New Jersey, praying for the extension of
. patent granted to him on tho 7th day Of August,
1855 for an improvement in Straw Cutters:
II ts ordered tnat said petition be heard at this
may oppose this extension: Objections, dsposi
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
SAML b. FI6HER,
my 6-law3W Commissioner Of Patents.
n N Rrn
Evening star., 1869-05-08
SHEAP SUMMER SILKS.
CHEAP sUMMER SILKS.

~ GREAT BARGAINS.
Those Fifty Pieces SUMMGR SILKS. adver-
Used by us few days ago t. be sold at the Low
PRICE oF > % and 8 81 PER YARD, ARE COIN;
oFFv VERY FAST. Thew are very cheap, aud those
In want OF them would do we'll to call without
delay. MAY 30
my6 3t 30s Pa ave bet 9th and 10Th SITS
Evening star., 1869-05-08
- REAL Es TITE BRoKER

~ AoO5S NINTH sTREHr bet. ID and r sta
nave for sale large number Of Houses and
OF the city 'n oinofen' P~i's
Also several fine Farms and Country Seats TO
Ssnlng 20 eurchase. Also, several very nne
% %Dasiness properties on Penna. avenue, 7th, and y
su00 ap7
Evening star., 1869-05-08
M IN LIFE
AND
In DEATH.
SWEET ABB TIE USES OF ADVERTISING
THE
SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE.

superb number to morrow. It.
~ POTOMAC REAL ESTATE AID BUILD
lS ING COMPANY.
:, AT the ks guiar Meeting, on last Monday night,
n~~ Iesoiysd To acopt plsl similar to the
sIA PER GENT. BOILDIN6 ASSOCIATION.
and committee was appointed to prepare the
C1nstitutio, accordingly.
The Sixth Nenthly Payment was deferred until
after the report OF the Committee.
Ihe meeting then adjourned until MONDAY
NIGHT. May 10th. at z. .. IA at Temperance
Hal. on street, at which time the Constitution
Will be adopted and officers elected and subscrip
tions for new stock received.
full attendance Of the membe r. is desired.
3 n CONMITTER
Evening star., 1869-05-08
PAfhENTe TO COMMENCE THE srcnNp
TUESDAY IN MAY.

TTaEE FogRIa WARD RIPTBLTJXN
X.C,ryrS cornsr ~ Ssh Ist .ns regular meeting at
WEDNEspAY EvB9IN0. until furtS.x nnt,c.
AL Republicans are invited. splY.y'sss
Evening star., 1869-05-08

II Ms.S = q Van, Z y your noor mad. Fir. an, w.
rroof for y or N yesrs-warranted-at al ,ut hsl
the cost OF Tin or other roofs, employ mil
the unriyaled FELT and COMPOSITION Roor.
Nh, - Louisians avenue, or $50 III. betv sen az
made and warranted. py
Evening star., 1869-05-08

NV ixfsE vi. Eds.ss.ELIsE.
BETWExN PHILADELPHIAA ALRYaNnpr.
'tsi oicksR54sSSWfSSfS osiiSckkssRR5sSfSf; 1 AAi6
Regular sailing day from IA North >
hsIne'' AZ m Philadelphia, SATURDAY.
Ftom 90 Water street, Georgetown. wrp11s
DAY. ct .. an !" sDa.o
FREIGHT received at any time.
ABply 70 HYDE TYLER.
63 Water ct Georeetown, ID. c.
n. ELDRIDGn q 90,
AleNArdrfa, Va.
s MM. CLYDE n 90,
fesu IL north Wharves. PAiisdelp phis
Evening star., 1869-05-08

ssR SssTs y e 81. sss:P.is, e the v.sc e our
fD1. Also, our stock OF New Cro. rtAsA SS,ss ~,
~s - iss,iiAs ~ rsSassd Dsie.s. s'
Evening star., 1869-05-08

E0R RFNT FURNiaHFD aOUeES-s2Io s7s
a., $50; ChfURNIoHED-Sl00, S66. S45 S,0'
S1g: fHOS. L WAGGAMAN.
mSf.i~ 400 7th street, OPP. Post Once
FOR RENT-sToRf No 800, open to PENN.
n avenue. next door % Bridgst's coach factory
asEE sMn 81, Apply TO W. II. PR1NfISS, No,
-..a tIeet, Island. my eo4ts
ROOMS, south frant. ye ~ sli gfbis for snmn - :,
10 -nr- sroiv ses street. bstvs.s fifS
sAA"Ss sssAess Uyf lM~
Evening star., 1869-05-08

q HARDWARE. CUTLERY AND ~
IA TOOL HOUSE. A
J. W. KENNEDY CO.,
3ia Penn. avenue. opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
BUILDERS, TIMERS, BLACKsMIrHs, AND
COACHhAkERS' MATERIALS,
SPLIT CANE, for CHAIR Bottoms,
GUNS, PISTOLS and AMMUNITION,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
FAIRBANKS' SCALES.
No sItrs expense attending the erection of Coal
and hay Scales. ny4-lm
4 ONDON BISCUITS, which received the prize
II medals for excellence Of quality, being in each
case the highest award made for English Biscuits,
many Varieties and il encouraged expect to i'm port
any thHs of the Mind ever offered Tor :sie IN ths
s x; ssss; lss,; 5s'i "a aJa:s :.
THE PARrNERsHIP HERETOFORE EX-
SsTns
ger a member thereof his friend, and the public
are hersGy IN SioTmed % tnst as sss again established
pared to supply the best quality Of ICE IN the
market at a uniform price throughout the season,
ard guarantees . full supply.
Those wishing 20 be furnished will please call at
once At his ONCE and make their nts for
the season. bis drivers are oil reliable, honest,
to them left at the ONCE will be promptly filled
Office and depot cid stand, corner 18th and r
streets where q supply will be kept constastly on
distance.
Ofice oren from early in the m orning till nine
.st a1S n9Ssr At sny t,ms OF the night in
Corner issh @hi1StIaDsi ana s.Gssi.
The Washington and Georgetown Ice Company
are not authorized to ne the ice tickets OF III a
company with the name Of the underslgsed.
aPl9-lm L.. M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-12-23

'Luckless is he whom hard fates urge on, , Tospfactice as Country Surgeon, ,.e To drag heavy galling chain, 2a.y ys4. se -5 The slays of all for paltry gain; ffa -.r. To ride regardless of all weather,
 Through frost and snow and hail together. Te smile and bow when sick and tired. 21i3- Ccnsider'd as servant hir'd: s=ri1 - At every quarter of the compass, .-.- A surly patient makes rumpus,
 Because he is not seen to, first, tFt* (For each man thinks his case the worsts And of at two points diametrtc, -... Called to business obstetric.
 There hes man with broken limb,
 A lady here with nervous whim,
 Who, at the acme of her fever, Calls him savage if he leave her.
 For days and nights in some lone cottage, Condemn'd to live on crusts and pottags, To kick his heels and spin his brains, Waiting forsooth for labour pains, And, that job OCT, quite happy he
 If he squeeze out dollar fee, .s Then worn like culprit on the wheel, He sits him down to hasty meal He sits-when To! a patient comes, TT, With rotten tooth and wasting gums, The doctor takes his dental tools, Fixes his screw: and tugs and pulls: His dinner cold, his hands this meas in All for shilling or . blessing.
 Now comes the night; with toll oppress'd. He seeks his bed in hops of rest: ls Vain hope: his slumbers are no more, Loud sound the knocks at the door; A farmers wife at two leagues distance, Unwell, calls out for his assistance. Fretting and fuming in the dark, .-.,. He in the finder strikes spark, .,.. ... And SO, as he yawning pulls his brooches, Envies his neighbor blest with riches.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-12-23
STATE ITEMS.

NEw HARTFoRD.-Th Greenwoods Co., ,ars running their weave room until P. If. to fill orders. eqs ., 3ri .szass1t.5 HsIf
 - The gang of men at work on the 0. W. R. R., at the Pine Tree, were ordered of by the Canal R. R. Company. last week, and consequently moved to- Dr. Hart's lot. -.'-....... t., ......... t.,,as
 = The dancing party of the young na- bobs and nabobesses. the other night, was an elegant affair. Frank Thomas. the old 2d 0. V. A. band leader, was present with his "bigelow," and discoursed most ray
 "A Frenchman took cool bath, the other day, while skating on the river.
 Charles Ellis, who knocked down and robbed James Gladden. of some $6O, in New Britain, few weeks ago, was caught m Canaan on Tuesday, and brought to New Britain on Wednesday, -r~o. y ..
 A man named Henry Huxford, Fssiding Tn Marlborough, the other night while in state of intoxication jumped out of c second story window of :. his residence, through the glass and sash, and ran about SIX miles in his night clothes. His feet were frozen. and he is now confined to his bed and is likely to be for some time. -'.'
 =. ,-LLtr. rTr.g4 gF8nHN
 The Rev. W. T. Osman of Proyidence.R l., the converted rumseller, preached in Hartland on the 18th, and gave lecture in the evening. On Monday night he spoke In the eastern part of the town, on Tues. day night at Granby, and on Wednesday night-before the Good Templars at Sims. bury. :fu3 -eI ...r, ..'r,'InI3rI0
 Mrs. Sherick, woman residing in An. sonia, was found dead in her house on the 18th. She had been indulging somewhat freely in the use of liquor for several days, and when found lay with her neck across the edge of box. where she was supposed to have fallen and expired. "S- -7- ~
 A laborer on the Air Line road, living in Middlefeld, we'll soaked in liquor, lay out all night during the fearful storm of the 18th, and still survives, though with fro Zen feet and hands. The wonder is that he did not freeze to death.
 A man named O'Brien, working in the quarries at Portland and living in Glasten. bury, left for home on one of the cold days last week and has not been heard of since. It is supposed that he perished from the cold somewhere between Portland and Glastonbury. ,..... .. t- c,...,r. .af4-,,