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REPORTS From HE C.PITAL.
TeLEsaAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


Another Balloon Mail-CoId weather-Rxcr.
cisins the T. oops-Trechu's War Bulletins
Ducrots Movements.
LONDON, Dec. Z. 1870.
Another balloon from Paris has lately landed in
this nelghborhood 1t brought dates fromI the be-
Ieaguered city to the 9Th inst. The news received
previously Of the favorable state OF affairs in Paris Is
fully confirmed.
GENERAL MATTERS.
The carrier pigeons sent from Tours with the mes
sages OF the government were arriving regularly.
The cold continues intense. The river Seine was
full Of floating ice.
EXERCISING THE TROOPS.
The morale OF the troops was excellent. The
Mobiles and National Guards fought bravely in the
sortes on the 2stn and Goth OF November The
troops were actively employed In healthrul exer.
cises.
TRoCHUs WAR BULLETINS.
General Trochu had published several war bulle-
tins, giving the ParIslans the latest news He says
on the I'd inst the Prusslans attacked the French
positions at villers and Champlgny, but alter
PEELED to fall back without accomplishing their
object Subsequently the Prusslans renewed the
attack at Nogent, but with no better success.
DUcKoT's MOVEMENTS.
On the night of the 80 General Ducrot bivouacked
at vincennes Up to that time he had taken about
400 prisoners
nnfu IL of
Mont Valcrien-Germnn Preparations to
Meet tho Frcnch-SheIIing All Along the
Lnes-Thc Attack Upon Stains-A Demon.
strntion Agains. Bourget-Reiiremcnt Of the
French.
LONDON, Dec. Q, 1870.
A correspondent at the Headquarters of the Crown
Prince OF Saxony, at Chateau d,Ecouen the 1st
writes:-prince George has removed his headquar-
tiers from lie Vert Gallant TO Chelles-sur-Marne to
cooperate with the expedition OF the Sixth corps.
THE FIRE FROM MONT vALERrEN.
grand effort was made yesterday and the day
before. There was q heavy cannonade but no in
fantry appeared on the north side. Very early yes
terday 1t was apparent there was hot WORK in the
west. Mont Valeren was laundering away In every
direction. From the cminence overhanging Areen.
teui everything visible; battle was progressing
South Of Valarien Closer to me the work was very
warm. In the morning shells from the batta rlcs at
Nanterre and Courbevole had been crashing into
Bezons and Argenteuil. A sheltered road behind
the latter town is scored In many places with deep
vuts made by the shells.
PREPARATIONS TO RESIST THE FRENCH.
The bank on the French side was lined with their
infantry, who kept up tailoring fire into the dark
ness. In anticipation OF an attempt to restore
the bridge at Bezons the troops occupying
that town, Ar2cnteul aud the intermediate posts
STOOD to their arms but made no effort to reply to
nre SO purposeess and doing so little harm.
SOME SMELLING FROM THE Paris FORTS.
oh the other SIDE Of the eminence, where stood.
Jug oa'teries Kept up an unremitting fire OF shells,
"n'cn poughed Its summit in oil directions, and the
buildings which crown the emincnce were
A"o0Aoo ABOUT emorselessy. As the DAY
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RUSSIAN PATRIOTISM.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

National Subscription for the Black Sen
Fleet-The Popular Excrtion Not Required.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. O, 1870.
Immediately after the publication Of Prince Gort-
chakofrs note to Earl Granville private subscrip-
tons were, as already intlmated opened here for
the purpose OF building a fleet to operate on the
Black Sea.
The Regteyfnosbo,e (Gore,nment Messenger,
official newspaper published an editorial saying
the scheme "was not necessary, as the defences
were secure AID this was time OF peace.u
II Is understood the subscriptions have been pro-
hiblted by the government.
The government has in its employ number OF
American workmen engaged IN manufacturing
miirailleuses.
EGYPT ON THE ALERT.
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TIE ANCIENT WAR CLAM tf MASSACHUSETTS,.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Dec. ], 1870.
By. order OF the Governor and Council, Maino's
portion Of the certificates OF Indebtedness Issued by
the United States In payment OF the interest OF Mas
sachusetts' war claim OF 1872, were transferred to
the European and North American Railway Com
pany to-day. The company had previously received
Massachusetts, porlon-two.tnirds The value OF
Names part II S226,O 900.
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OPERATIONS IN THE NORTH.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Great Movement Of TrOOps-Prussian Officers
Neatly Nabbed.
LILLE, Dec. s, 1870.
great movement OF troops is in progress here.
PRUssIAN OFFICERS NABBED.
Yesterday two Prussan officers appeared before
the town of Peronne, in the Department Of somme
and demanded its surrender. They alleged that
PrussIan army corps was encamped Immediately
In the rear of the town. They were promptly
arrested and locked up.
The railway to Albert viii be restored at once.
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THE SUI TAN AND THE CON-
GRESS.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Imperial Concession, bur No "Outside'' Ques-
lions.
LONDON, Dec. Q, 1870
A despatch from Constantinople announces that
the Sublime Porte has sign1ed ITS willingness to
accept conference for the settlement OF the ques.
tons raised by Russia relating to the Black Sea,
provided the discussion Is confined exclusively to
this topic.
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broke my position became too dangerous, notwith-
standing its great advantages as point OF outlook
was compelled 10 evacuate and retreat INTO the
low ground beyond 1t, which was only "out Of the
frying pan into the re.n II went east shells from
Labriche were tumb.ing into Epernay, ST.
Stains were having rough times at the
hands OF Fort du Nord. Further round
Dgny ana lie Bsurger were attacked by Fort de
pEest From Margency l accompanied stan on
Ger through Montmigny. round by Gsragl and Ar
nonvie. For the first tune during the siege the
Fort du Nord was throwing shells into Montmo.
rency.
THE FIRST soRTIE. M
In the forenoon there had been a sortie towards
Stains Three battalions came over the nat against
It, supported by close sustained fire from the Fort
duNord and Lunette de Stains. The village was gar
risoned by the Second regiment OF the
Guard and battalions OF Queen Ezabeths
regiment. The French had two battalions
Of Gardes Mobiles ana one of Garde Imperalc.
They came on with great resolution and in excel
lent order. The German Guards. who were waiting
for them, received them with steady fire within
short range. The Frenchmen tried rush,
but the bullets stopped them. After hold
ing their ground for little while.
and exchanging shots with the Germans, the In
evitab!e result, retroarade movement set IN. The
French, however, deserve credit for the regular
manner OF the retreat.
DEMONSTRATION AGAINST BoURaET.
Another demonstration, In the direction OF Bour.
get, was made at a later hour. Dense columns OF
French troops appeared on the plain in front Of
Fort Auoersvinier, and advanced steadily
towards Bourget, but they lost heart before
they got nearer than the railway station,
and never came within range. Bourget already
pounded with shells, was again bombarded oil
day. In ract, the fire OF shells from the forts all
round the circuit was heavy ana continuous but SO
wild and purpose!ess withal that 1t did little
damage. Everything on the northern side has been
In the nature OF feint.
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Tho Khedive Preparing for Complete
Arming.
LONDON, Dec. 0. 1870.
1t is reported by kilograms from Alexa dia that
the viceroy OF Egypt viii be prepared within few
days to arm 100, 900 men with breech-Ioaders.
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vieRe.
In the House to-day there was but little busi,ess
OF interest, most Of the time being spent In con-
siderng the bill reported from the Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads for the codlncation OF
the postal laws. Among the amendments reported
by the committee Is one for the abolition OF the
ranking privilege. As substitute for that law, it
is proposed that certain amount OF money shall
be appropriated every year to pay the postage ex-
penses OF the several executive departments ana
the Senators and members. This does not meet
with general favor, especially In the Senate, where
the feeling seems to be in favor OF q total abolition
OF the ranking privilege else OF allowing il to
remain as 1t Is at present.
A Hitch In the Business OF Congress.
There seems 10 be difference OF opinion between
the House ana the Senate concerning the Inaugural
ton of the public business. There Is In existence
joint rule to the effect that no bills from the House
OF Representatives shall be taken up for considera-
ton in the Senate within six days after the opening
OF o second session OF Congress. The presiding
officer OF the Senate construes this literally, and
hence no House bills VIII be taken up uulu next
week. The Speaker OF the Senate does not put this
construction upon the rule.
Return of Stolen Bonds.
Eight thousand five hundred dollars OF the $40 Coz
Issues in the United States Treasurers ONCE on the
18th Of June last have been turned over to Treasurer
Spinner by the President OF the Stuyyesant Bank
New York, at which bank they were detected OF
being offered for deposit The loss OF these notes. II
will be remembered, was extensively advertised
throughout the country, and The caution
notice or General Spinner had the effect
Of checking their general circulation. The notes
received viii, after a schedule has been taken o
them, be sealed up and placed in tho vault or the
Treasurer much cash on hand, but not for cir
culation. 1t Is understood that the balance OF the
amount stolen VIII be paid over 10 the government,
by the accused parties, who will be glad enough 10
escape with such settlement.
The Quality and Material of Scalskin Cloak
ings.
For some time past discussion has been going
between importers OF goods with reference TO the
nature OF the material OF which sealskin cloaktng
and other similar goods are manufactured. The
merchants have claimed that they were manufac.
tured Of half calf hair and half cotton while on the
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EGYPT ON THE ALERT.
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FROM LEXINGTON.
The Valley Railroad Meettng-Ths
Compliment TO President Garrett
parro,.a p,n.ox,1 II

The Valley Railroad Meetfng-The
Compliment to President Garrett
Persons Present. III
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE DISPATCH
LEXINGTON, VA, Dec. T.-The railroad
meeting last night finally decided to post
pone the election of president to an
adjourned meeting to be held here on the
LIST day of March. The general impression
Of the meeting seemed to be that, as Balti-
more has the President, the Vice-P President
should come from some point along the
line. and that as Rockbridge Is at the same
time the largest stakeholder and the most
central county, he should be taken from
among her many competent men. -
The banquet given by the town to Presl.
dent Garrett and the officers of the road
from abroad was splendid success, alike
in the supper, the speeches, and the good
order observed.
President Garrett, Col, Allan, of Wash;
ington and Lee University; Colonel Hans
brough, of Roanoke; Col. Preston, Of the
the Virginia Military Institute Col. NJ. G.
Hartman Judge Houston, Of Botetourt
Capt. c. A. Davidson, Of Lexington Gen
r. Fl. Smith, Capt. Bumgardner, and Mr.. j
T. Phillips, of staunton; Major Randolph
Chief Engineer of the Valley railroad Maj
Laflerty, of the Gazette; Prof. White, O
Washington College; I. E. A. Gibbes, Esq.
Of Rockbridge Mr.. Lukianger, Of Bote
tourt, and Col. j. W. Massie, all responded
to toasts. LEXINGTON.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. II. Attorney-Gen-
eral Alderman (who it is announced is about
to resign on account of sickness) has award
ed to the Cherokees the $3.50, 900 withheld
from them on account of their participation
in the rebellion.
Roderick r. Butler, member from Ten
nessee, arrested on two charges of forging
pension papers, was this morning bailed in
81, 900 to answer. His colleague, Stokes,
went his bail.
Gen. Pleasanton will not assume the du-
ties of Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
for two weeks.
The Attorney General has decided that
whenever the United States has paid any
coupons of the Pacific Railroad Company,
the Secretary of the Treasury may imme-
diately demand from said company reim-
bursement therefor, and may at once pro-
coed, in case Of default, to seize for pay
ment. The Secretary of the Treasury may,
under this decision, withhold payment for
Government transportation over the road:
WASHINGTON, Dec. H.-Rear Admiral
Samuel Breeze, U. S. n, died to-day
aged rs. ~,
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mARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, DEC. 10, 1870.
ua r!sea ........... 7.ls Moon rises. .,,......
uu sets. ............. A42 High tide. ..........

PORT OF RICHMOND, DEC. II, 1870.
ARRIVED,
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cH=ndisc and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
Steamer Empire, Holmes, merchandise andp pas
scnsers, W. =. Porter g. Co.
SAILED
Steamer State Of Maryland, Traverss Baltimore,
erchandise and passengers, W. p. Brett.
Steamer Ratteras, Lawrence. New York, mer.
chandise and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
Schooner Sunny side, Golden, New Haven, CT,
spokes, Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner jacob Kinzel, Steelman, New York
Via Chick homipy. wood, Curtis & Parker.
schooner OSceola, Clsgg, Norfolk, flour, Curtis
& Parker.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT. Dec. 17.-Arrived, steamer state OF
Virginia. Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers York River Railroad Company, ana
sailed on return.
NEW YORK. Dec. la.-.Cleared, schooner VIM.
Tice, Tice, for Ri :hmond.
r.. [BY TELEGRAPH.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 1.-THE steamship MERGE
dita, from Few York for Charleston, Is sshore ON
Folly Island breakers. just south OF the bar. her
position is uncertain.
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SnfpWreck.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Secretary Of
State has official advice OF the loss of the
ship "sorrento," of New York, bound
from Liverpool to New Orleans, off the
coast of Wales. She had LOO tons of az
sorted cargo. She had proceeded fairly on
her voyage until midnight, when she en-.
countered heavy breeze. All hands were
called, and the sails shortened. The wind
increased to hurricane and the masts
were cut away, but the anchors dragged
All the boats were stove, and the men were
lowered with the ropes, and reached the
shore. Only one man was lost.
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THE LATEST FoREaaH NEws.
suMalRY or xEwa.

LoNDog, Dec 18.s-A Papal envoy mr.
rived at Versailles on the 18th with dis
patches from the Pope to the King and
Bismarck. 1t Is certain that the King of
Prussia has promised TO restore the Pope
TO his temporal poweras soon as peace Is
declared. ssAs 1T -
AT the Feast Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton on the 18th a gang of rnfflans, led by
notorious infdel named Tognotti, attacked
the friends Of the Pope near the vatican
with knives and hatchets. The soldiers In
| terfered. - = 800 ',7S7T- ~
Victor Emanuel win enter Rome on the
9th Of January. .Fti 's's
The London Pan Mall Gazette says 1t is
/ the duty of England to impress upon Prus-
sia that the violation Of Luxembourg Is not
to be allowed with impunity.
"A Versailles dispatch says the lombard
ment Of Paris is only delayed from want of
ammunition, which the bad condition of
| the roads prevents from being sent forward.
Fire will probably not be opened for two
weeks. - go
The Prussisns. after slight skirmish,
captured Beaumont on the nth.
The French in Bellefort still hold out,
though the Prussians have gained the neigh
boring heights. a.'@ - :, = -
GREAT BRITAIN. ,,s..z,
DERRY, IRELAND, Dec. 16.-The appren-
tice boys meeting has resolved to disregard
The prohibition OF their annual exercises,
and determined to parade next March. A
riot is apprehended. ..-,l..rs. -
l ....-.--F ANOTHER FIGHT .: $50
NEW YORK, Dec. ia World special
from Tours. December 16, says IN engage
ment took place between the main body OF
Chanzy's army and the Prussians yester-
| 1nxy D1osa -
pulsed, but the result is yet undecided.
THE ooasG CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Dec. 16.-It is said that the de.
| lay of the French Government in accedine
to the London conference is wholly due to
the difficult communication between Dor.
Fdeaux and Paris. ....-...-i
The Prussian Government charges that
the French Consul at Luxembourg for.
warded the reenlistment Of fugitives from
the French army. ..-r -
A TREMENDOUS FRENCH RUMOR.
LILLE, Dec 16-Eoentng.-The rumored
Paris sortie accounts for the rapid with.
drawal of the German forces from this re.
gion. It is said the French came out In
immense force, and have already complete
ly invested Versailles. 49,. al.
| Fighting is now going on in the districts
of Albret and Abbeyille.
THE SHELDT DUES.
BERLIN, Dec. 16.-The Mecklenburg Diet
rejects the proposition for the redemption
of the Scheldt dues. . &c.,
CLOSING OF FRENCH PORTS.
LONDON, Dec. 16.-The French ports Of
Tecamp, .Dieppe and Havre are to be
blockaded. ...-.....
BADEN TO. JOIN THE NORTH GERMAN CON
| FEDERATION.
| CARLsRUHE, Dec. 16.-The Baden Cham.
bers has ratified the federal treaty looking
TO the annexation Of that State to the North
German Confederation.
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DISASTROUS CoSFLAGRATIoN.-Bath Dec
Ia most disastrous conflagration. COM
mcnced at O'Clock this morning on the
east side Of Middle street, in Wiscasset, and
destroyed all the buildings on the south
side Of Main street, crossing Water street
to the river, in all about twenty-five stores
and eleven dwellings. The following are
the principal sufferers: Z; G. Philbrick,
Jesse White, Jr., Mrs. S. b. Hilton, Joseph
Call, Emma Dodge, Richard Blinn, 4. B.
Neal, ". p. Lennox, Eben Perkins, Ma
thaniel Lincoln, NJ. {. Boyd, Jos. Lambert,
Warren Lowell, L. Dickinson, S. L. Young,
j. G. Henderson, and V. Greenleaf. The
fire broke out in Jesse Whites store. The
loss will amount to 100000; insnrace only
$4,000, principally in the following COM
panies: Hartford, $500; Roger Williams,
$500; Guardian, Of Philadelphia, $1,7O0 ;
Niagara, y 800; Fulton, New York, 50 900;
Holyoke Mutual, $4,000; Merchants, OF
Providence, s., 500.
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Outlaw Killed I'm North Carolina.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Dec. T7.-Zack Nc
Lauphlin, one of the notorious outlaws Of
Nobeson county, and for whose capture
large rewards had been offered by the Gov
ernor of the State and the authorities of
Robson county, was killed Yesterday near
Argyle by Henry Biggs. Mclaughlin had
forced Biggs to accompany him on one of
his predatory excursions-Biggs being I'M
armed. Stopping in swamp, they built q
fire, and lay down to rest. Mclaughlin
fell asleep, when Biggs secured his pistol
and shot him dead. The affair has caused
much excitement and great rejoicing in
Robson county, where McLaughlln's
many bloody deeds had made him terror
to the citizens. A company of United
States soldiers is still in that county, aiding
the citizens in their efforts to capture or
kill McLaughlin's confederates. J..
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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION OF GAS WoRKs.-
Worcester, Dec. 16.--This evening fearful
explosion occurred in the purityinc-house
of the gas works. The cause is unknown.
1t demolished the building, scattering the
roof and walls in all directions, and dam.
aging considerably other buildings belong
ing TO the works.
Mr.. Blake, Mayor Of the city and superin.
teDdent Of the works, was in the basement
ton, without light, rs IS his custom at that
hour, but escaped with no farther injury
than rather severe burns on his face and
hands. McAuiitfe, foreman, was burned
severely, but not dangerously. No other
persons were injured. The explosion
S:":tled everybody in the city, throwing
the doors open and shaking houses. Nc
Injury was done to houses In the vicinity,
Loss estimated at 1000.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York STOCK and Money mark,

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEw YORK, Dec. a. 5oos,.s stocks very scstye.
Gold lios. Money, per cent, with j. ss commits.
sion. ExchanRe-Lepg. 400 short lOsi.S sa's,
1911. .r@<5a,Es4fgss p,3 sss7 ..7sf 4f<s
Eventng. Money easier at z per cent. currency
to gold, closing dull. Gold, IloaliIas. Govern
ments declined A@a. Southern securities dali,
with little change. Hsf:k 49,
Gold notvery active. It opened at iioA reached
iloa. and closed at lloka1lol. Governmentss, III;
's2s, lo7s; 'eas, lo7a s5s 1914 new 1osa 's7s iosi;
'cs's, uoa; io-4o's, lost. State securities Tenn.
,es, eia; now, OF. Virginia Ga, oil; new, g. LOU
isiana e's, 70; new, 81. Levee SIS, II: 'ss's, s5.
Aiabsma ss, 100; 5s, 70. Georgia els, set 7s, ola;
North Carolina o's, a. new, "a. South Carolina
e's, IS; now, 81. - .iz
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s,,,, Coming i'm tho Radical Party Grant
and Boutwell, The Latter to Retire from sne
,,,h;nc,--Wilson's approximations, Etc.
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,FrR4.--Ab bout o'clock ON Fritay morn
ing dee. esh) our citizens were aroused
from their siunabers by the cry Of fire, and
son repairing to the spot found che resi-
dence of, Capt, z. s. Parks, situated on
Water street, enveloped In flames, and no
exertions Of our people could save the
building, which was burned to the ground,
together with an his meat, -four, cooking
utensils, and q large roll Of Competing. The
property adjoining, owned by Mr. Bit, was
seriously damaged. hut by the timely exer-
tions Of the citizens the building was saved.
Pace Courier -. =
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TIE BANK RosBraY.-North Berwick,
Dec. 16.--The loss of the North Berwick
Bank is about $4,000. Gold. bills and
stamps to that amount were taken. Rail-
road bonds amounting to s., 400, and two
packages Of q. bonds, containing "a 900,
and another q 800, all belonging to private
individuals, were taken by them. The
bank was in small wooden building away
from any other house.
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The Weather In California-An Inn.

The Weather In Caltfornia-An Inn.
s'. p3ster.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 17.-Unusually y, cold
weather is prevailing throughout the
State. At o'clock this morning the Their
mometer at Sacramento was thirty-tour de-
erees, and at San Francisco fifty Degrees
Heavy rains are prevailing throughout
southern California.
1t has been discovered that the Catholic
people and clergy here have been badly
swindled lately by an imposter claiming to
be Bishop Of Persia. He was dressed in
gorgeous raiment, and preached in several
churches. After raising considerable sums
of money to build churches in Asia, he de-
camped.
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DR.. hall, In one Of his :. health tracts"
has an article entitled "Why Married Men
Live Longest" in which he proves conclu-
sively that married men live great deal
longer than bachelors. It may be so In
some cases, but it don't work with us.
Now, we are married, and all that, but
there is bald-headed bachelor OF our &C.
quaintance twice as old rs we are. Some
married men may get ahead Of them,
though.-N. Y. Democrat.
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FACTORY FIXTURES
4 FOX SALE One HYDRAULIC KAN,
II RETAlhERS. IRON POT MILLS,
sa POUHD l.USiP SHAPES. - MN
EiGRTS SHAPE, ! LoNG.TENs SdArEss
These fixtures we're made by Talbot q Bro, AND
WEI be sold very low. Inquire Of r
estE-s& 4 JOHN e. JETER,
do la-2w Office sboekoe " areh9Ise,