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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-19
,----- HARDWlCK
MARBLE
+ , WORKS.
IIARnWlCI

IT IS A FACT WORTHY or NOTICE that a Mar
bio Cutter who undertands the Rules of Archi-
tecture and Design, can give much better salts
ttction for the same money, than one who has
aiken up the trade without good instruction or
artistic ability.
Why do we in almost every graveyard head
stones costing from 20 to 80 dollars present
much better appearance than others costing
louble that amount? Simply because the de-
ispers Of one was an rrtist, and the other was
not. s.i lelH 30 Ir .tIIu
IN ADDITION TO THE NUMEROUS IN
JUDGMENTS HERETOFORE OFFERED,
WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC,
THAT | HAVE LATELY PROCURED A Il,
d. MONUMENTAL SCULPTORt
FROM NEW YORK CITY, WHO WILL
WORK FOR ME DURING THE SEASON.
4' .5..a"5 hIl9 X. h. MACK.
lGardwick, VT, July %, 1870. 23yl
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VERMONT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
BURLINGTON, -rr VERMONT.
OFFICERS

i NJ. 'GitloltllI p
OFFICERS 4r
Russell S. TAFT, President.
Rodney $. Wires, Vice President.
Warren Gibbs, Secretary.
Daniel A. Wilson, Supt of Agencies.
Samuel W. Thayer. Nj. d., Medical Counsel.
Issues every desirable form of LIFE, TERM,
and ENDOWMENT policies, combining the adj
vantages offered by any other company.
Its rates Of Premiums are as low any compa-
pany can offer and do safe business.
Its dividends are declared upon the contri-
button plan annually on ALL POLICIES, and
applied in reduction of premium, added to the
policy, or paid in cash.
al1sJl pliaJrlhIg1tE laleaR
Or WnaH oi iasUatern Laf.r0
All dolicies are ALPHABETICALLY MONITOR
fciting. ' s. w . N %
This Company adopts the provisions of the
Massachusetts Non-forfeiture Law. a s. . 5sg5
The Company does cash business, deefninr
it the safest and cheapest method; premiums are
paid in cash and losses are paid in cash. 1'
safHN
Wa EINla.e rV
Losses are payable in SIXTY days after proof
of loss.
ooVA UNo oHa3
~ e s. & Sd % 6LW & e
No Extra Rate is charged for Risks upon the
Lives of Females
- ,
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BURLINGTON SAVINGS BAY
INCORPORATED IN ISL

Amount on Deposit, July LIST, 1874
1913 16.
Increase of Deposit for last six m,nt
2I0 62.
Dividend for past year, was 7per cent
All the profits of this Bank go to ti'
itors.
Deposits made on or before the Alb
month, draw. dividends from the ltd
month; and after the 4th, from the lai
following mouth.
Dividends made LIST of January audi
on all sums on deposit for one full moitl
ious, and carried to principal-cOulai
twice a year.
Money may be sent by Bank Check, Y
Post Office Order, or Reg. Letter, aIi
Book for Depositors will be returned "
This Bank make dividends upon any q
less than one dollar.
Bank open from 8 a. m. to Bpm
G. L. WARD, Trea'In
July 9th, 1870.
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L A NJ O / L L Z NJ | L L S
FAIRFAX FALLS, VT.
GAUT d SHEPARDSON,
manufacturers of

W o O L Il N G O o D s,
IN vARI Y.
We take pleasurein announcing to the public that
we have large quantities of CLOTHS now on hand,
ready to exchange for Wool on the most moderate
terms.
We have thus far been very modest In making re-
quests, but al low us to say that, with the increased
and still increasing facilities that have for tho
manufacturing of
HI. WOODEN GOODS
in variety, we at least ought to be able to please
any and every one. Below we copy in part what
was said in meritorious mention of articles exhi-
bited Mt the Fair held at Sheldon, Sept, 1863
IAN exhibition of twelve varieties Of Wooden
Cloths (made up Of Full He'd Cloths and Cassimercs)
four varieties of Flannel and five of Blank cts, from
the factory of Messrs. Gaut and Shepardson, of
Fairfax was surprise to us, rs we were not aware
that there was an establishment in the county ca
pable of producing such variety. They were
made of good material, and finished in a workman
like and tasteful manner" etc.
We would add that these cloths were placed on
exhibition without any extra preparation whatcv-
er, being the same rs we place before our custom
ers daily,
Hoping to be of some service to you, we remain,
yours truly.
GAUT & SHEPARDS0N.
June 9th, 1870 i. 3im3
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VERMONT CENTRAL R. R. LINZ
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, May 30, 1870.

Trains Going South and East--Leave Waterbury
at 42a IN, , 10 p IN, and 80 m.
Mail Train leaves Ogdenshurgh at m, st Al
bans at 20 IN, and connects at Burlington for
Troy, and White River junction and BELOW
Fallswith Trans for Boston, Worcester, Springfield,
N Y and trains en- the Passumpsic r r.,
Day Express leaves Montreal at 40 n m, st
Johns at 10 II IN, Odgensburgh ut 80 am, st Adams
at , m, arriving in Boston via Lowell at 10 30 IN.
Night Express leaves Ogdensnurgh Mt | pm,
Montreal II pm st Johns j0j p IN, st Adams
10 p IN, connecting at Bellows Fails with Cheshire
Road for Boston and Worcester and with Vt Valley
R R for Bprin ,tiold, &c, aud arriving in at Il.
3! IN.
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DIRECTORS.

forrey L wales, em Attorney and Judge Probate
samuel IL, arlington, Merchant. il5t
James A. shedd, Merchant. 3I
Russell s. \ aft, President. 2
Rodney S.Wires, Gen. Ins, Agent.
Nathaniel Parker, Pres. Burlington Gas Co.
j. d. Hatch, william Street.
awrence Barnes, Lumber Dealer.
~ kennedy, Manager Burlington Wooden
Mills.
Noah Allen, Merchant.
ID. s. Nichols, Manufacturer. 49,
Daniel Roberts, Attorney, s
Wm- q, Shaw, :" and CITY Judge.
Chas. p. Frisscll, Gen Insurance Agent,
Edward P. Mudgett, Farmer. 80
WIN. w. Henry Merchant. ~ $3.50
q. Granville Benedict Editor " Free Prcss.,,&
b. Il. Lawrence, " Attorney. @s
Charles Eaton, inssrance Agent.
WA crombie, Lumber Dealer.
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SUMMER ARRANGENIENT

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
80
Saszn7s;E:g,:-,:ssyssss
Tho elegant and commCdious Steamer
ADIRONDACK, Cant VIM II h.
oANApA' " VIM, ARisz
uNii hD oialhS' " Geo BuAa
Will, on and after Monday, May 30, lslh
TWO DAILY LINES EACH WAY.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Burlington on the arrival Of the Ven,
Central Train 10 a IN and $50, pm.
Close connection is made at Whitehall Will
trains of Rensselaer, d Saratoga RR. for Sauh
Troy, Albany, n Y; and the West.
IN Morning boat connects at TiCOnderOa,
steamer Minnehaha through Lake George.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Burlington q m, & m. The mon
and afternoon boats max Q close COnneCtiOnaPI
burgh with trains for Montreal and 0gdCnsbn
Ffeights taken at lowest rates.
lY' THROUGH TICKETS can be Obtainet
board Of Steamers and at the General Office,
Side of City Park.
possbnrcrS and Rawpoge Transferred bntu
cars and boats FREE OF CHARGE.
A. /. INMAN,
ActingGcNeral Superintendent
Burlington. May 2, 1870 %
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1870.
LAKE CHAMPAIGN

Neao York, Aldang Troy, Sqra.
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and all souA.r
Western Points, 0gdcnsburg and the c,,s'
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OFFICERS inv rs.
CLARENCE II. CLARK, PHILADELPHIA
President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and
Executive Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Washington,
&. A. ROLLINS, Philadelphia, F!
Wee Presidents.
EMERSON W. PEET, Philadelphia,
Secretary.
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See what recommend people give these Dryers,
try ono before pureasing any other not entirely
satisfactory the money will be refunded If returned
in 80 days. Remember if you do not yeu will have
reason to regret it.
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and large assortment of all kinds Of Tin House
eneed workmen. l..Y- II Fl
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CASH CAPITAL, 81, 100000.
BRANCH OFFICE, a@
First National Bank Building, PhiIa

The national charter, the large capital
the low rates, the common-sense plan, the
definite contracts, the honorable and fan
dealings, the non-forfeiting policies, the
perfect security, the liberal terms of the
policies, etc, render the National Life
Insurance Company of the United States
of America worthy of the patronage Of
every business man.
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intend 10 he prepared to sell at wholesale or re-
tail; and will sell SO pedcrs and canvassers can
make good profit.
The Dryers vary in price from 81 to 49, and will
be made to order any length or size to suit.
V. NJ. Heath, Morristown, vt.
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TIN, TIN, TIN !
MILkl PANS, CREAM HOLDERS!

Do not mind TO bring your TIM for Patch having
purchased the tin manufacturing business Of G. s.
Page, Esq, is now making some splendid
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NEW GOODS!

lie is now rondy TO furnish his old custor ers and
the public generally, with fresh goods in this line,
suited to the season. and at prices suited TO the de-
cline in gold premium. Talt tI7
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- Thisarticle can also be used to advantage in
clOsents on which to hang clothing, etc.
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SCOTS COFFIN ROOMS,

Main Street, -.-.s- Cambridge v
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Withtwenty LIST Glass Steamers only SIX DAYS
through to milwaukee, and ChicaS without change
of boat. First Glass Tickets include Meals& State
Rooms q ri. ef
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a.
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The Company does cash business, deefning
it the safest and cheapest method; premiums are
paid in cash and losses are paid in cash. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-19

Issues every desirable form of LIFE, TERN,
and ENDOWMENT policies, combining the adj
yantages offered by any other company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26

RECENT NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS IN
NEW IoRK.-The republicans Of the sixth New
York district split into two parties, one Of which
nominated Horace Greeley, and the other Thos
Stewart for Congress, neither OF whom is likely
to accept. In the eighth district the repubii-
cans have nominated George Walker against
Charles ID. Murray, Democrat. Hon. Fernando
Wood is the Mozart Hall association candidate
i'm the ninth district. The republicans in the
eleventh district have nominated Charles St
John, OF Port Jervls. In the twentieth district
George IL. Bagley, republican, withdraws, leay-
ing clinton Ia. Merriam as the regular republi-
can nominee. The democratic convention OF
the twenty-eighth district has nominated John
h. White for Congress for the full term, aud j.
2. Butts to complete the unexpired term of
Noah Davis, and the Middleton democratic con-
ventiOn has nominated w. Q. Sherman In that
the Congressional Asld in the thirty-rs district.
leaving Walter l.. Sessions the only republican
candidate.
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ia weekly edition, price one penny, of. ths
Waverly Novels, is the last novelty in London.
~A young man says that the new ladies'
oonnets look like An upset coup plate.
~The popular colored ink for vritins love
letters now u violet, because it fades 60 soon
~Prepared chalk, II issaid, ID the best thing
to use on the face to whiten it.
0Fort Sumter Il getting scarce. Tourists
NIL their pockets and travel! E
IUpward of twenty young women are study
ing theology In the United States, with the view
OF beco ming preachers. see
- Eugene Is herself again. When last
heard OF she was bonnet. buying in Bond street
London. 49,
~Black lace wells are worn pointed and long
trimmed with fringe or wide lace, and are worn
loose over the face.
ga live and active eel, few days since
WIS dug out from depth Of i've feet in the sol
at Exeter, N. H. A---4 y - -
R-It IL not good taste for gentleman to stay
alter 10 O'Clock when he b visiting young lady
in the evening AKA
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tributed here to-day. CPon trial. the troops
Tronon nee hem superior 90 ChassepOts, esTe-
Compapies OF Frsncs-;ireurs lett TO-DAY for
the front. ] be Mobiles came here % procure
hreech-lOadSrs. They will 20 out 20 mOrrO- al
well armed.
TROUBLE AT MARsEILLEs.
LONDON, Oct. SG.-The troubles ~ MsrseiIles
are increasing. The red republicans are largely
in The asccudsut. and are IN open rebellion
sgAirst ,he republican authorities ~ Paris and
Tours. They have even gone - far ~ 10 offer
a Iessrd tor Gambetta's head.
GGstAve flourers he's been finally discharged.
TIE PEACE QUESTION.
Dispatches from Tours. dated Tuesday even
lhe' state that the pending peace negotiations
are due TO the initiative taken by Great Britain.
"A free pass FOR 1hier 90 enter Paris is NOT
expected Tor week or ten davs
Notwithstanding the French report Of . Gar
man evacuation 81 Orleans, Il has been 49,
tanned that the city H. stin occupied.
Ihere are no indications OF an immediate ad-
vance by the Prusslsns on Blos and Nendome
They have made heavy acquisitions on the peo-
rle liviay i'm and around Cnzrtres
THE GERMAN IMPLICATION CONFER
ENCE.
BRUssgIs, Oct. 96.-The conference between
Bismarck ard Representatives OF tie various
Southern States OF Germany, regarding terms
OF unihcation, has already begun. The Bava-
ment desired q separate military budget aud
some special taxes, rs well IS q special postal
service. He agrees, In case these points are
conceded, that her deputies in the Federal Par
lament shall not participate IN dscassioas on
the Federal budget. IL h. not believed that
these terms will be accepted.
ITALY AND THE ECUMENICAL coUN.
GIL.
FLORENCE, oct. 26.-T Minister o. 70. =
Affairs has sent a circular letter 60 the IT,
sentatives OF Italy in foreign countries, denying
the assertions made IN the late Papsl Boil rela-
tive 20 the reasons for dissolving the Ecumeni-
cal Council. The Minister says:-'' Italy has
not raised, nor will she raise, any obstacle what
ever either 20 the reassembling the Council or
the perfect freedom OF it, discussion"
The Opinion saws the dissolu ton of the Italian
Chamber is contemplated. The elections for
the new members will occur In November next
Nearly All the journals are preparing Cor early
emigration 20 Rome. which IL ~ generally con-
sidered must become the capital OF the nation.
PEACE CAN ONLY BE GAINED THROUGH
INTERVENTION
NEW YORK, oct. 26.-The Tslyran has the
following
LONDON, Oct. pa dispatch has been re-
ceived by our correspondent at Berlin, from
Metz, which states that all endeavors on the
part OF the Bonapartists, through Bazaine, by
which peace could be restored on the basis OF the
Empress becoming regent have been 40 anioned.
All hopes In that direction are therefore at an
end, and peace can nov be gained only by the
Intervention Of the neutral powers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-26

NOMINATIONS FOR CoNGRKss In GEORGIA
The democratic convention for the 9th district
Georgia, has nominated ). NJ. Carker and d.
short and the latter for the long term. The
PREVIOUS nominees having declined, the repub-
iicsn nominees tor Congress are Thomas p.
Beard fcoloredD and Isham 3. Faunin, the
term.
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RALTinoRk AND OHIO RAILROAD
q. .SS Sssa n Ma Il,
WEST are now F F5i :. ss .II'ffs I'll;
sSs RE xS$ Si;siSs: :''
r. ave" .s s.. 81 yss . e. liz Is,
train to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
roc y B sEHPA5k
Leave at fSh %s ~ s4SfiSss :nd '"''n
kit RAE saS 81 ~ fHh
s sss4 sas i an. nj 1.., only. connect,
% wheeiins. PsrsersSuf a ac from Baltimore
For strssburg and point. between Relay b ,use
Relay House with strssburs and Winehester ACCOM-
Through tickets to the West can be had a. the
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, SEQ ad
vertisement Of Z" Through Line
j. WILSON,
L. M COLE, General Ticket a Agent. n' D0f'A'i0n'
GEO. 5. kOoNTZ, Gea1 Agt. Warrington. jel4
THk1USGh R BETwkkN MAsAINsTOA,
Train, between tsH me- june iao-nOOn.
run follows, viz: A3SS1E-SH
FOB NEW YORK, without change of cars
Leave daily Except Sunday ct 5:2S q. m, 1870
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday ut :2s O. m, l2:lo
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York ct 800 .. m, and Philadel.
ehia at $40 p. N.
Sleeping cars for New York q 3 p m train only.
Through tickets TO Philadelphis, New York, or
Boston, can be had Ut the Station once At all hours
sse Rsi,;mars and Oh,o p.u,o.a .A~.-n..~...
for schedule between Wsshington, Baltimore, ~.
oapolis, end the West. J. L. WILSON,
/. n. DOLE, General Ticket Agent,
0kO. b. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington. jeA
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THE TURF.
Match Raee for S25 900 Arranged.

Teiegrdphed Exclusively to The Euening Star.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 26.-Last night, at a dinner
given by WV. Glenn, Esq, to gentlemen of
the turf now present in Baltimore, match be-
tween two three year olds was made for So, ~
a side-s10, 600 fOrfeit-between a horse TO be
imported from England and an American horse
both to be named within a month. The race a
dash of two miles, to be run at the fall meeting
at the Jerome Park, 1871. In case either horse
Is not named within the time, a forfeit of 500 L.
to be paid, and the match to be OH.
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The Storm In the Gulf-Three Shin.
wrecks.

Tele3rophed Erclusirely 10 the HreninS Star.
PUENTA Rosa, Oct %, ria. KkYwRsT.-Du-
ring hurricane that blew here from the north
east on the 10th instant there were three ship
wrecks in the harbOr. The L. ). steamer Tus-
caIora, after having broken from three anchors,
went to sea. The rest of the squadron with
stood the gale. The Tuscarora is safe. The
shipping at Havana was badly damaged. Com
municstion by the telegraph lines was inter
rupted for two days.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THIS AFTERNOONS DISPATCHES
Special REPORTS.
THE CAPlTAl-M0VlNG HUMBUG.
DoINas OF REAvIs 4 CO., TODAY.

rhe COnventi0n'' near = Collapse
Yesterday-MOtlOn 10 sdjOurn tOChi-
cage I'm Dlsgas nearly CAFrted-COl.
FOFney's Letter laid ON the Table
The Convention RexOlutes-The old
Hash served mp again-W hat they
want Congress TO dO-A BOmbsheIl
I'm the Camp-A Resolution proposed
Against Removable IL vote d down
Debate 0n the Location Of the new
Capftal-Eyery Delegate wants it I'm
MS own door yar1-Omaha bids
htgh-W Ill remove the Capital W lth.
out cost 70 the Government.
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FRI IN ALHxANDlfA-The alarm Of fre last
night vas caused BY the burning q the Srocefy
store u n. b. Harlow, corner Of Fairfax and
Princess streets, opposite the depot Of the w, s.
q euch cembustibIe material that hardly any-
thing conld be saved. The building md ia con
tents were valued at about $500, upon which
there was An insurance Of 81 of Iasl
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TeIegrdpked Erclusirely 10 The Euenin0 Star.
ST. LoUIs, Oct. 26.-Perry Randolph who was
arrested in jackson county some months ago for
passing counterfeit meney, entered suit in the
United States Circuit Court, yesterday, against
Swift q COwan. lawyers, of Kansas City, fol-
$50 GOO damages. Randolph alleges that he paid
Swift & Cowan 81 500, for which they we're Ia
procure bail and defend his case, which they
failed to DO, and kepthis money.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
INDIANA ELECTION
The OAiclal Returns-Democra
Majority Ass.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 26-The official vote OF
all the counties in the State has been received
The democratic majorityon the State ticket is
2!3S.
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9S WASHINGTON c.. WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 1870
SPECIAL NOTICES.


"
. nave made arrangements with one Of the Largest
nrms In California BY which an enabled to SELL for
seCi smentel and communion purposes. tho purest
nucle, selected expressly for Ne, viz: SHERRY,
rUkTs AEGELICA, MUsOATEL and HOOK: also,
SSXpTxPPERE0h9 VINE from North Carolina
Wines offer for sale, Wholesale and retail, BY hogs-
dssnsl t.rre and h'ho'rr'' g att sns o,
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bitters,
Nos 1917 and 1919 Pa .sv., Warrington D. o.:
Also. No. - North Charles It,, Baltimore, Md.
WHITE OATAWBA BRANDY, for Brandy
Peaches, o360 per gallon. 90
GETTING MARRIED.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on )cial Evils,
s6a me proprety or improprety Of getting Married
VITO sanitary help for those v no feel untitled for
maunoniai happiness Sent free, in sealed envel-
9 mS Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p,
Philadelphia. Pa. S-eo3m
BATCHEIOB'O HAIR DYE.
=, This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
ead nor any cttatit poison to produce paralysis or
death, Avoid the Wanted and deusive presentations
bosstfng virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W: A. Batchslorls Hair Dye has had thiriy years
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
by All Druggists. Applied ct Is, Bond street, New
10TH. fe6-tr
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AurOral Disnlav.

CINcINNkTI, Oct. 26-There was an auroral
display last evening. ct An early hour, through
out the west At 10Y O'Clock the heavens, q
crimson light
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The Ohio Femals Collexe

CINCINNATI, Oct. 8-In the Presbyterian
Synod OF Cincinnati, committee Of Ave was
appointed to take into consideration the pur.
chase OF the Ohtv Female College, and to raise
money for the same. s.f.-tiF
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nlas fer 0oyerunent cold.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26-There were 20 bids for
the government gold to-day, amounting 70
lowest moro. Tho awards WIN be 81 900 900 at
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chant, Of California, was found dead in his bed
here yesterday. 1t supposed that he CON-
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BATCHEIOR.S HAIR DYE
LECTURES.

Nt WILL DELIVER
THE SECOND l. kCTURE. IN THE GRAND
ARMY COURSE,
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81
AT LINCOLN HAL.
SUBJECT" WOMEN WHO WORK vs. WOMEN
WHO TALK
Doors open ct O'Clock; Lecture to commence at
The saie OF Reserved Seas will Commence Fri
day mol ming, October ~, at clock, at the Book
store Of T.. Parker, on 9TH street, the Post
ONCE, where diagram Of the II all may be seen.
Reserved Seats to be procured only at Parkers. IS
cts Admission Tickets, sold al the door of the Hall,
on the evening Of the Lecture only 90 cts oc26 st
Y. II. &. A. SCIENTIFIC LEG TUBES.
TO BE GIVEN At lincoln HALL,
WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
Commencing November 80, including thirteen lee
lures, &c follows:
ON LIG At, by Prof. Henry Norton, of Tnnklin
Institute, Philadslphia.
ON NATURAL HISTORY, by Prof. B. Water
house Haw kins, OF London, EDgiaDd. -.0-
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Chandler Of Uolu nbia College, New York.
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San FRANcrsco, Oct. 26.-Accordina to the
census returns the population OF San Francisco
10 10 ,360, Of which u OF are Chinese.
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NIw YORK, Oct. 26-The race between the
Sappho ard the Dauntless, over o course OF Is
miles to windvard and setarn, Was wen By the
Sappho o miAufes. .l-i-a :. eco d 49, {
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Demoeroeac uemanaeaen.

CHICAGO, Oct 26.-Thomas Hayue has been
nominated for congress By the democratic con-
vention q Coke county. I