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The New York herald., 1870-03-14

EXTENSIVE BURGLARY IN RAILWAY. N 4

despatch was received in Newark yesterday by
Chief OF Fokce Peckweli from James l.. Bodweli,
the Chief Of Police OF Railway, setting forth that
large dry goods storo In the latter place had beca
cracked" early in the morning, and large ana
valuable assortment Of s.lk aud shawls carried or
Chicf Peokwel was requested to be on the q,t rirG
Tor iwo uicn wearing capi. NvhIng was seen OF tue
later. hoNAYor.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14

CHICAGO, MATCH r. lo70.
A severe hail ana snow storm has been raging in
THIS city and throughout the North vest increasing
IN intensity during the evening. several inches or
snow has fallen here and the wind is blowing hea.
Willy. The street cars have stopped running.
At Winona. MIMI, there IS fifteen inches or snow
Railroad operations arc greatly inierfercd with.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis. March 49, 1870.
The weather reports from Wisconsin and Mime
sofa show the storm to be general over the North
west. II has been showing, blowing and drifting
Cor the past twenty -four hours. ami the trains In
Minnesota are showed up and In Wisconsin very
much impeded.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14
The OLD TICKET sWlNDLiaG GAME.

On Saturday Isaac X. Keep, OF Canada, on arriving
in the city, MAS picked up by ru 'ncr Of the New
Haven depot and taken to ticket o1.ce, NO. Ho
boken street, where ne purchased a ticket for
California by the Pacific Railroad route
In The offlce lc was swindcd out or
Sill 80 by tho bclt game. Keep was sharp enough
to examine the beli before entering the cars and
there discovered that ins.saa OF the above SUN he
had but 81 30 IN silver. lie Sc once reported the
tact 10 tho Fth precinct station house on saturday
night aad peteGtys Fie'd secured tue retain OF tue
WQ1eI.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14
THE JERSEY CITY SUICIDE.

Mrs. Ii. Garry the particulars ofwhose attempt 10
end her existence was published in yesterday's
HERALD expired at four O'Clock yesterday morning.
Though at first indifferent to her fate she suDse.
auently desired the presence OF clergyman, and
became conscious OF the evil she had done. Two
Sisters OF Charity sat beside her throughout The
night till she bid adeu to her family and died. On
inquest will be held by Coroner Burns.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14

bargains, HarEnins.
WATCHES, JEwELRy.
49,. il, siLyrR AID rLhrED WAEE, &c
BIC BROADWAY, UNDtR ST. NICHOLAS pOTEt,
A3ouT MAY psrl AND IS NOW sElLInG
CHAINS, DIAMOND RINGS, AT BARGAINS, soMK
AS Low A. THIRTY; ioeIY AND FIFTY Dol.
BRACELETS, LOCKETS, &c.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
SOLID SILVER Spoons. FORKS, CUPS. NAPKIN
RINGS, &C..
AT Wholesale PRICES.
SILVER PLATED WARE
.. nearly bali tho usual prices
FRENCH JETELRY, ENGLISH JET
jEwELHY, OPERA GLASSES,
ZANE &c,
AT ONE HALF THE USUAL PRICES.
GfO. g. ALLEN,
AIS broadway, ons door below Canal street
The New York herald., 1870-03-14
Tho storm I'm ishode Island,

PROVIDENCE Marc6 f3, 1870.
snow storm commenced early this morning and
continued ali day and up 70 midnight. The accu-
mutation In the streets Is larger than before TINS
season. The freight house or the Fail River steam
boat was crushed IN by the weight OF snow on the
roof. The train from Boston came in nalf an hour
late, win two en0nes.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14
MlSSISS SiPPI.
Esrapo OF Il. w. Ycrser from Prison.


JACKSON, March Ii, 1870.
Y. NJ. Yerger escaped from Jail This morning
NJ nve O'Clock. ne was yesterday brought before
the argue the application for habeas corpus.
The case was postponed TO the second Monday in
April. bill was yesterday introduced In the Leg.
Blature restricting the powers IN applications for
wfs ana me bill win probably pass before the lime
set Tor crger's trial The act would have bearing
on thls case; hence Ycrger's escape. The Sheriff
An; hli posse have been searching Tor hln all day,
without SUCCESS.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14
The storm in Massachusetts.

BOSTON, March Is. 1870.
The heaviest snow storm Of the season prevailed
here and throughout the state to-day. The snow Is
Utsen inches In depth here. The Storm ceased
about ten O'Clock tonight IL ia feared that the rail.
road trains VIII be badly blocked.
Reports from Springfield state that the snow IA a
foot deep. and at ten O'Clock this evening 1t Is stli
falling. A very high wind prevails.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

PARIS, March IL. 1870.
Rnmor anticipates that the Senate will refuse to
adopt the Senatus Consuitum introducing liberal
reforms in the system Of nominating mayors, and
fears are entertained OF coanct oeswesn that body
and the Ministry.
The Corps Legslatif has adjourned for eight DAYS.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14

A---Fasc COiors on tho Forcfop.-Wh oc yer
the natural tlr renewed IN gray by hair dyer
No one. who can Distinguish the browns aud blacks
brought out by pHAi.Dh'S VfrALIA or SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR from naturGrs No one. marx IL ie. yos
stain the shin and clear aud transparent has
o sediment.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14

Tue Original Dollar St0re--
6o7 Broadway, opposite Bond street.
The Propre.ors this wondsrfu and successful enter
prlss TO patrons that they will open Monday
March IL with largest aud most elegant Stock OF Goods
that exposed at the Original Dollar Store They
feet thankful 10 the public for the liberal W which
they have paronixcd tho Dollar store from tho beginning
The been In successful for about
two years that ine they havs had coppc,ors and
in,itators Broadway nil Of whom have falsi
stand alone we diu IN this beginning.
There is imitation FOR the genuine
None but the genuine initiate Itself.
The success Inc Dollar Store has by sr exceeded tho
expectations OF Its Proprntors Ia 10 the pupio they
ndsbied for thcir mark o. gratitude
Propretos will sei 10 each OF regusr patrons o tho
Dollar store, beautiful steel Plate Engraving OF Va.
marriage OF Pocahontas for 81 the regular price o watch
IL 81.
The sale OF thess Engrsv,lss will comnnnrc Monday,
March II, at the Original Dollar store. %! Broadway.
opposite pond street
The New York herald., 1870-03-14
NEW YORK CITY.
Gleanlngs or News from the Police Courts
and About Town.

The fohowln9 record viii show the changes IN she
tempefature OF the weather Tor the past swenty-sour
hore 10 comparison win the corresponding day OF
last yea ~ Indicated 10y the thermometer ~ Hud-
na. mn pnarhiacy HERALD Building, broadway cor.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14
Along tho Hudson.

POuGHKEErsiE. March Is, 1870.
A severe snow anu hail storm has prevailed aonY
The Hudson for sixteen hours. accompanied by q
high wind The snow ana nall here Is eight inches
deep The storm heavier north OF this city.
Railroad travel Is not affected. At Albany this
morning the snow was eight inches deep
The New York herald., 1870-03-14
BRAZIL.

The vounto in Ki0 Jnneir0.
LONDON March Is, 1870.
Adviees from Rio Janeiro report that the vomlto
prevails IN that city.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14
Prominent Depnrlurnr.

speaker Blaine Colonel ]. Thorn and Colonel J.
DAVIS, Tor Washington; Major W. *. White for Cali.
fornia; L. Van Alsten, for Alabama: ID. y. Bell, for
Kentucky u. j. Morrell, for Albany. and General l..
u. Frieze, FOR Providence.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14

H. =. Ca1in Co., OF this city. received a verdict
for 900 OH Saturday, 10 PhladS ,hia In o suit
they had against msn naiaod %en;osnccn. Tor
napd,
The New York herald., 1870-03-14
The nowie Murder Trial In Omaha.

OMAHA, March Il, 1870.
The I1owie murder case is still pending The jury
cannot gree and have been ordered to be locked up
until nine O'Clock in the morning at which time the
Court will meet them. The jury were allowed their
dinners and suppers The women look pale and
rattxued this being the fourth night OF their deten-
The New York herald., 1870-03-14

A Ruptare Cure.-Dr. Shcrnian's Method II
guarantee. References To gsatsmon cured. Once sU
H.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14

Economical s;onp.--Pylc's Oss. K.o IL With
ont rival All ars class srocers sell II, Depo 800 Washing
ton street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14

Roynl Hxvnnn Lottcry.-Prizcs Paid iu Sold.
Information furnished. The highest paid os DouooonA
and al kinds Of q old and Silver.
TAYLOR X CO, Bankers, Is Wall street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14

Fashionable Hnts.-SpriuR styles nOw
fea dy J. X. TERRY. - Unou sIuaIc.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14

BatchelOr'n Hair Dyc--Tho Best In thu
world. The only psreet dye harmless. reaois insaaa-
factory ID Bond street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14

While Waiting for a Cough ssTo 90 rs 10
camc,n you sowing ths seeds o sousuaitiou.
yst,sr iry At once JAYNE'S ExrECfUHAHT, susc care
for Oil coughs Aud cvlds SotJ eyerswacrs
The New York herald., 1870-03-14

Crinta ad0ro's unrivaIicd Hair Dye.-Sod
applied at his wig and scalp factory As,os House
The New York herald., 1870-03-14
TEE PIEGAN MASSACRE.

COngratuiatory Order from General sSheri-
dnn.-COiOnel BuLer's Action Against tho
Piegan Indians Endorsed.
CHICAGO, March Is, 1870.
General Sheridan yesterday issued the following
general ORDER
The Lieutenant General commanding tlis military
district takes pleasure In announcing to his cOm
mand the complete success OF o detachment Of the
second cavalry and the thirteenth infantry,
under command OF Brevet Colonel Baker,
OF the Twenty.second cavalry. against q
band OF Pegan Indians In Montana. These Indians,
whose proximity to the British line has furnished
them an easy and safe protection against attack.
have hitherto murdered and stolen with compare
tive impunty, in defiance and contempt OF the au.
thority OF the government. After having been re-
peatedly warned, they have at last received care
fully prepared and weli-merited blow IN the middle
OF winter, with the thermometer below zero, and
when experience mad led tlem to believe they could
not be reached the blow fell one hundred and sew
enty three Indians were killed. 800 horses captured
and the village and property OF the band totally de-
strOyed. Tie Lieutenant General cannot commend
too highly the spirit and conduct OF the troops aud
their commander; the difficulties and hardships
they experienced IN the inclemency OF the weather.
aud OF the results or TINS severe, but neces-
sary and well merited punishment VI these Indians,
he congratu!ates the citizens Of Montana upon the
prospect OF future security.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14

A..-rhs spring Fashions for s:eutferneu,s
Hats for 1870 by ESPENsCUEfD No. 1Is Nassau street
The New York herald., 1870-03-14
Tue Oriuinnl Dollar Store--

Surbruw's PccuIiar Smoking Tobacco the
best. taI futuu street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14

AVoTaSe tcIHprIAIUTt Yesterday AY............,.. 81
average temperature for corresponding, date
The New York herald., 1870-03-14

The agents OF the steamer Western Metropolis
claims that her departure On Saturday was noe
delayed IN consequence or The strike among tna
seamen.
The New York herald., 1870-03-14

Weekly average e............. 4.
Weekls average corresponding date las, year. 40
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-03-25

State Meas.

Patents issued TO residents of Vermont
for the week ending March 18th, 1870: d.
II. Cross, Bennington, Photographic platte
dippcr; liervey d. Snow, bennington,
water wheel regulator.
The new United States Marshal, Cen
oral Foster. is about to establish his Office
and .c,idpuce i'm Burlington. This will be
very convenient laclton for the Office as
the COLLECTORS Office, the United States
judo and ihe sessions Of the United States
Circu. and Districts Courts are hereafter
to be he.d at Burlington.
la Leicester, few weeks since, llar-
rison White started with Il subscription pa
per 10 raise funds for the purchase OF a
church organ. The result was that nearly
every person to whom it was presented
contributed according to their means, and
with the help Oh u few sociablCs the desr-
ell amount was raised and a four hundred
dollar organ has been purchased of J. Es-
tcy Il Co.. and will soon be placed i'm the
newly repaired church.
The Woman Suffrage meeting in Hines
burgh was we'll attended. The meeting
was presided over by f. II. Baldwin, who
opened the discussion by making a speech
in favor of the movement. He was ably
followed by l.. L. Lawrence of Burlington,
and Albert Clarke, Editor of the ST. Adams
Messenger. on motion of Mr.. III. Toby, a
vote OF thanks was extended to the speak
ers. The meeting in Charlotte was held in
the town hall, and was well attended The
meeting was presided over by Joseph Bar
ton. Excellent speeches were made by III.
Ballard, Esq, and II. II. Talcott, ESQ, Of
Burlington.
The Free Press says: The storm of
Wednesday, March l6, though not particu-
larly severe in this immediate vicinity, did
good deal of damage south of us. Many
places suffered almost as much as in the
great tempest in November. In Rutland
county considerable damage was done to
roofs, chimneys, timber, &c. At Benning-
ton terrific hurricane prevailed nearly
all day. At Shushan, n. y, on the line of
the Rutland & Washington Railroad, a
railroad bridge, 3G5 feet long, was literally
turned over into the river. 1t entails a loss
of $4,000 to the road. At Hoosick Corners.
n. Y, q newly completed Baptist church
was nearly destroyed. The storm extend
ed through Western Canada and as far
south New York.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-03-25

WHAT THE WOMEN ARE DoINo.-Wo-
men can now receive the degree of Nd. in
France, Russia, Switzerland, Sweden and
Scotland.
Mrs. Parker of Vineand, n. j.. is
now manufacturing 5000 straw hats per
week for Philadelphia firms. She has 400
women in her employ.
Six hundred women of Wyoming terri
tory have petitionel President Grant for
the removal Of the Secretary of that terrific
ry, Gen u. l.. Lee, for intemperance and
immortality. zone of the dreadful re-
suits OF allowing women to minglc in the
dirty pool Of politics.D
AZ the last town meeting in GEORGETOWN,
Mass, Miss Sarah T.. Ilorncr was olorted
ON the school board for three years, defeat
ing Rev o. $. Butler, the regular nominee.
The election of Miss IIprner created quite
sensation, she having received all tho
votes cast bat twenty.
The Iowa state University, located at
Iowa City, stands next to the University of
Michigan among the institutions of learn
ing Of its kind in the land. From its fDun-
dation young women have been admitted
to all the departments upon the same terms
as men, and of the four hundred students
now in attendance, fully two hundred are
ladies.
In England, the University of Oxford has
this year extended its local examinations
TO girls. At Cambridge, several members
of the University have issued programme
Of lectures for women like those established
in Edinburgh, London, and other princi-
pal towns in the Kingdom.
There is a dispensary at Damascus, under
the charge of the Sisters of st. Vincent.
which gives advice and distributes medi-
zines every day gratuitously to the poor.
whether Christians, Mussumans or jews.
As many as 1900 consultations monthly are
given by the Sisters, who also go to the
houses of such patients as are unable to 20
out. This is vital, practical Christianity.
"Inasnuch as We have done it unto the
least Of these my disciples, We have done it
unto me-"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-03-25

According TO the Christian Advocate,
there are over two hundred jewish congre-
cations in TIC United States. There are
more Jews in the city of New York than
in the Holy Land, or indeed in all Syria.
They arc also the most enlightened, and,
taken as n whole, the most wealthy and
onterprsng of their race.
The Burlington FREQ Press of the 23d
inst, says: "Tho Northern Pacific railroad
has vast er'igration scheme on foot. 1lav-
ing an immense land grant extending from
the head of Lake Superior to the Pacific
Ocean, to stimulate emigration TO these
lands, and to secure labor to build their
road, the company have organized one of
the grandest schemes of emigration ever
devised. They propose to send Senator
Schurz, ex-Sccrctary McCulloch, and OK
Gov. Marshall to Europe to stimulate the
desired emigration. They propose to offer
the emigrant abundant employment in
building the road for the first year or two
after his arrival. When he has finished his
work for the company he is to have farm
of 40, so, or 100 acres, with neat frame
dwclling-houso ready erected thereon, and
a lot of reasonable size fenced in. The terms
of payment are so long, and on so low an
interest, that they cannot prove burden
to the poorest. 1t is expected that the sur
plus wages received for constructing the
road will stock the farm and provide the
tools, so that every person employed in the
construction of the road may as soon as it
is finished, go to raising the crops which it
IL. ,.,,II
manufacture the houses, by the thousand,
exactly alike. BY this plan labor for the
road will be secured and population on
the line of the road to furnish II business I;
and if enectually carried out it must bring
wealth and development to an immense
portion of the northwest.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-03-25

A REMARKABLE CAsE.-Last week, in the
Maine Legislature, a resolve was present
ed in favor of giving Betsey Reynolds of
Burnham pension during life when the
following facts were related:
"Mrs. Betsey Reynolds, widow of John
Reynolds of Burnham, sent four sons, two
sons-in-law and one grandson to the war !;
neither of whom returned to tell their sto-
ry. They all died defending our flag
When the war closed she was left with thr-
ty-one orphan grandchildren, made so by
the war. Her only surviving son who is
lame, volunteered, but was rejected on ac-
count of his lameness. Mrs. Reynolds is
now dependent on her own labor for her
livelihood. Seven of her orphan grandchil-
dren were taken into the Bath Asylum"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-03-25

THE AMERICAN Burton HOLE, OVER
BINED does greater variety Of work than
any other Machine. There is nothing in
the Family Sewing but that it will do, and
and is the only Sewing Machine in exist
ence, which works beautiful Button Holes
lin any fabric) Eyelet Holes, does Over
scanning, (the over and over stitch,) En-
broiders over the edge, docs Hcmmng.
Telling, Cording, Tucking, Braiding, Bind
ing, Gathering, etc. 1t uses straight
needle, stitch alike on both sides, runs
easy, is noiscless, simple and durable, and
every machine is warranted.
1t has new and Improved Shuttle,
Cur1
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-03-25
STATE OF VERMONT.
windham County, SIS. In Cbarcery
WARREN lloyd V. JOIN HOWE.


Whereas Warren Boyd. Of Wilmington, in fais
County, the 2lst day February, A. D. 1870, tl6d
in the thee 81 The Cha 81 Tie Ioult ct CAanty iCr
said Count! Lis lttll,n pealLst JtLn HtNe, q Van
dell, IN the County Cf IIAILhn AKA state al Malta
chusets, lruSiLg Tor the ltItClCtuie q Mortgage
executed Tie 10th day Ct May, A. d. 1856, ty tgid
Howe to said Boy Of certain lands il StaItllIg. in
the County OF Be AMI gtCp, described as iUlONtNiz:
Being the entire Lois No. 81 and No. % according to
the survey and plan OF said Town OF SoarsbuIg,
tanning by estimation lt4 And also another
piece land IL said SeGIsbuIg, bounded est tHid
Lots NCs. 81 ana 81, Moth Ind south On lands Of
Henry Crozer, and Eaht the East line OF said Sears
burg conditioned Tor the Ment OF $500 sItCted in
apTumissory Note ayats by instruments OF SlUO each,
the Lrst the 10Th day OF May 1887, and the other
each year thereafter with interest annually,
which sum- with large Arrears Of interest," Is now due
aud au,Mhio leution is Iotuinable TO the tenn
the tuuIt II CLgntoly Lt1t 10 lie Ltd 1t Aovigte,
ia and Tor ssld County II M4Ecltm, IL tie second
Tuesday Il AIli A l.. 1870.
And It appearing that the said John Howe resides
without tins that the ordinary lroctss Il the
Court cannot he served upon him, II is therefore
OHDEHEp that the leitiCLtr notify the E1id John
Howe Of his said Petite aud Of the lem Of the Court
to which the same is returuable by publishing the
substance thereof with this order for three weeks
successfully IN The Vermont lLunir printed at Brat
tleboru in said County the last publication to lie at
least twenty days Previous to said next Aplil Term Of
said COur, which publication will be deemed suf-
c!cut notice TO said John Howe to appear and make
answer to said petition.
II TYLER, Clerk.
o. [. DutterGeld Pits. Atty
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-03-25
STATE OF VERMONT,
CHAs n. DAyISICRT Y. LINCOLN RAlMoNp
HIRAM ACkAkD ct al


Whereas Charles n. phvouTort, q Drattlctorc, in
said CLny 1T Slkt cay Il DtC, Cf, A. D. 1909
MED in the ,Lee q tie Oak Il tie IouII a IlaLte-
1,rm .aid CONT to he held At A.WfsLe in ara ior
said County, On the uud 1uuuhy U Al ri, A. d.
1870, againnt HtGty oUtCnCw 81 With gli n, III tLid
County, Line IN La! II, nd q hENl,y, N tie state u
Massachusetts,, ana Imam a'Luio, Il IArts Low I'M
known TO the leti, lei, lluAig Ter the iIttlCtLro
Il mortgage executed un the l1th day If January A.
j.. 1855 by taid Ia! ntld IL Jtlu s. DAhynI lc Il,n
Of ReausLuro in u County q BtlLiuet,i ii certain
lands in Stamford in taid B,Lln gttu CtLLty I,iup
Lot Nc. ~ as desciibt On the pan the Town. Also
one other piece II iAnd IN SAID Stamford CONTAINING
hity acres nyeyed 10 said Raymond 10y Within an and
susannah Wht chr, adj ililLg lands th,n or tlM,fly
owned by Pardon ACHN, COLOiuulCd tor Tie ma, meIt
Il Note Of sizes, sgued by said Raymold and
George $. Raymuud, laSalle to taid DalfS mile ar
bearer ON d,naLd with e,MpouId interest, which
Note Is now due and uni ad-WLi,h MtitAaLe al nc
Note secured thereby was the 5lst dsy 81 I o.
cember, 1863, sold aud assigned to the IotCn,r ty
said Dalr! mple. And said Henry GoOdnuw u d Hiram
Packard claim an interest in said morgaged pr mises
by titles acquired tulstqutLt 10 tLid mortgage
And II appearing that the said Lincoln la, nd ana
Hiram Packard reside without his State 80 that n
binary process Of the Count be tbfn
II Il thertto OEDEnHp, that the Petitioner pctifv
the said Lincoln Raymond aud Hiram Packard 81 ~
said Petition, and If the Tenn Of the Court 10 Wbih
the same is rcturnable, by Iubkfhng the sultt1n'e
thereof with this order, foT three weeks
IN the vermont lhnniH printed at raid BrAttlfbt 70
tue last publication to be AT least twenty DAYS previous
10 said next April Term Of said Court which nnlrs
ton will be deemed sufficient notice to said Lind In
Raymond and Hiram IactaId to appear and make
answer to said Petition.
Q. n. Davenport, pro 90.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-03-25

The Springfield Republican says: In
solving the national puzzle of finance, the
best help given by any one person just now
comes from Senator Sumner, who, without
much knowledge Of financial details, has
grasped the general situation, and is look
ing after the in1ationists and do-nothings
as closely as he used to follow up the slave
holders and their residuary legatees. His
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-03-25
BUSINESS NOTICES,

That popular resort for business men,
whether residing temporarily or perma-
nontly in tho city, the PARKS HOUSE,
No. 1877 Washington street, Boston, is now
conducted on both the American and Eu-
ropean plans, and its guests can enjoy the
advantages of either mode. AS dining
resort for business men it is very largely
patronizcd, and its cuisine is now, as ever,
first class.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-03-25

latest move for the withdrawal of the frac-
tional currency Is the most Immediately
feasible of all his propositions, and ought to
lead TO the Punishment of those filthy rags
that are fast becoming needless. Mr.. Sum-
ner's financial policy is definite enough,
without being perfectly clear even in his
own mind, and every month brings tho
country nearer and nearer to his position,
while he is gaining as constantly in mas
terry of the details of the subject. Let the
people support him as heartily as he is
serving them.