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Vernon; Valley Railroad.

At a meeting Of the Directors of the Vt. Valley
Railroad held at Rutland Thursday Governor
I Morris of New York was elected President, and
Geo. \. Merrill Of Rutland, Director, to FL va
cancies occasioned ~ the death of Hon. Hugh
Il. Henry.
The Directors unanimously adopted the follow
ing resolutions relative to the decease Of theHon
Hugh H. Henry;
Res0lrsd, That We have received with DO
found sensibility the intelligence Of the death Of
Hon. Hugh Il. Henry, for many years the Presi
dent, and at the time Of his decease, one of the
Trustees Of the Vermont Valley Railroad
Resoired, That as mark of respect for one
ever alive to, and intimately Identified with the
railroad interests Of Vermont. the Clerk be d.
rected to place these expressions Of remembrance
and regard upon tie records of the Corporation,
and that copy OF the resolutions be forwarded
to the family Of the deceasei-Ruiand Herald
The death Of Jehiel H. Hyde. ND. mt lis
residence IN this village On the TIN inst, is an
event that deserves more than "a passing notice
DR.. Hyde had long been one Of our most sue
cessiul physicians and a much valued citizen.
Tue confidence reposed by this community IA
his professional skill and integrity, and their
regard for him as a man. oc,asioael q vacuum
in our society, when failing health compelled his
withdrawal from practice not easily filed.
The deceased was 20 son ~ Luther Hyde.
formerly of ligh-4te, ermout, vel known to
our many substautia. citizens from that vicinity,
and was born ~ Fairfield in that State ca July
10Th. A b. lol2 He studied medicine with
Or. Chandler, of ST. Adams, VI, attended meli-
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NOTICE.

V1HE members Of "CAMEL's HUMP HOTEL
I COMPANY" are hereby notified 10 meet At
E. r. MOr-e's hotel at JOnesyllle, Vt, the 2si
day Of January, A. ID. 1870, at O'Clock p. IN Q.
elect the necessary officers Of said Corporation, and
transact all necessary business % complete the
organization Of said company.
Huntington, January Ist, $50
+. q. SNYDER.
HfSaY BREWSTER, tCorporators.
A. II. CHEssNORE. No'
A. J. CRANE,
jan3 fsd&wlw
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geW advertisements.
"a 9 9 q q q q q q

TO THE WORKING CLASS VI. go. non, ,,-,.
pared 70 furnish all glasses viii r,,r-, orio,-
inert At nome, the whole Of the time or r me spare
lii.l ~ bl'ln,ss new light and profitable Per-
evening and a proportional sum nv devo-'-.. -
whole time % the business. Bows and LII ne, -.
nearly as much as men. That all who zee ,t,ls ~
we make tins unparalleled offer; To such as H., r..
well satisfied, we will send 81 90 pay for ne -r.1f
oi writing fui particulars, valuable s3-',I
winch viii DO o. commerce wDrt on and n ems !.
rae Fsopfs's Lltfrug Cgm1lH .aG-ous ~ The -l----
est hni best ilnly newspaper pub. .slsd-au OF
Tree i'i inai-- Reader, ii y0l want permanent
profitable Wosk. address r. C. ALLEN $40 All
GUsTA. MtIye
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NEW AND SECONDHAND STOVES,
BROOKLYN LIFE
INSURANCE co.
ASSETS S1,5OO,OOO-
OFFICE al Broadway, New York.

ASSETS S1.5OO,OOO.
OFFICE al Broadway, New York.
ISSUES POLICIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
No -e,t,iefiou Of rr4ret or Re,i4aee.
In the BROOKLYN LIFE no Policy
holder can ever be Assessed for any los
OF deficiency: in Nutuals the Policy
holders alone are responsible.
The Bro. klyn Life is the only Company 10 the
country which guarantees definite surreuder-value
TO every policy on winch two or more annual premi-
ums have heeu paid this amount, In dollars and
cents, is endorsed on every policy issued. should
any poiicy-hoder become unable to pay his
premiums, he can thus know the cash worth q the
policy AT any time after two annual premiums have
been paid.
Policies absolutely NOS-FORFEITABLE after
the Second Year.
DIVIDENDS PAID ANNUALLY n CASH
AFTER SECOND YEAR.
CHRISTIAN w. BOUCK, President
WILLIAM ". COLE, Secretary.
D. P FACKLER, CCnsultary Aetuary.
J. {. HOUGHTON.
General Agent Tor Vermont.
OFFICE 40 CHURCH STR. EFT,
Burlington, Vermont.
r. n n - T. o..
Nov 2-fd&w3m
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II i .olI as something wonderful and worthy
OF i,.lDa'on mat little girl eleven years ODD
in Vermont has in ten weeks 3. committed ~
memory SIX hundred and seventy verses of the
Bible, beside the Ten Commsndments ard he
names Of the books Of both Testaments in order y,
She also, in one week. reeitei from memory 70
her Sabbath-sohool teacher two hundred snd e..
verses. more melancholy case Of reprebers;bie
examining - we never heard %, nor could We
if called upon. point cut any better way of redn,
cling child to idiocy or Of sending it, the victim
Of an overtaxed brain, TO an untimely grave
Moreover, we fail TO see the moral or religious
value Of committing to memory " six hundred
and seventy - isolated texts. We say this with
no intention of hurting anybody's feelings, but
still we say it most decidedly.-.N !. Tribune
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Tina iHERcAx AGRIcULTURAL ANNUAL, 1870.
An illustrated farmers year book, exhibiting
recent progress in Agricultural theory and prac-
'ice, and guide to present aud future abors
New York, Orange, Judd & Co, 2i5 Broadway.
Price 80 cents ia paper covers; 70 cents in cloth.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANA
~ DrEAENarON.

o,fiE animal Meeting % -hc stockholders o. tiis
Esnk viii b. boidcn % ther tansing h"u-e
On T,e.,iav January "a, $50, 40 ~ oct5'k IL.
far the e!esti0a o. Di5cetors ior We Neas esl.9-.
dec27f.d 6wtianll
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spare pains to make this endorsement Of the Con-
GsEGArioSALisr true at all times and seasons
TEKxs. $3.50 year for the Weekly $50 for
the Monthly. Send stamp for specimens aad pre-
mum list.
u. y. EATON y CO..
2Swlw Bgstou Mass
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EgEE To Rook AGENTS.

We will send a handsome prospectus Of Jar NEW
ILLUSTRATED EA&ILE EiBLE, O. Grv Book
AGENT tree u charge. Address NATIONAL 20 10
LlS-LNG Co Boston NIss. dee fswtw
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BURMA; the New Hampshire Farmers
Meeting the other DAY, Gov. Simon Brown Of
Nassaehusetts, stated that be went through the
"''A@'s Of Boston, not long since, and asked
every dealer that be could duI what proportion
.ot Inc butter brought into the market was
strictly primo, and be was struck with the
wonderful uaaaiuity OF the response " not one
pound IN tea' Or" not one tub in ten.
tie stated, a fact a., u.kno,g, .o ,,bs,.. t.,-
ever, that very much Of the butter i. =. doc
tored,' and made more sal,ble after ,o,,;.,-
into the market.
There is not, however, any process know, IN,
which a greasy, poor quality Of butter can Ls
made to assume wavy, fair consistency. up bv
which a nu;ty, fine favor can be given to butter
made from poor feed OF by uncleanly Processes.
Dle circumstance Ia relation to the hes, butter
is not generally uuieretooi-it is thst very
little of it finds its way into the open market
aud the price at which it is sold is never quoted
Many Of the producers Of strictly prime but
Ter have regular customers who take it At price
much above the market and L, by chance,
dealer gets hold OF any q it he has customer
always waiting for IT, and be is moreover verl
careful that the producer and consumer DO NO
become known to each other. Most producer.
DO not appreciate the advantages that would
result to them from the production of a better
article and the exercise Of a little more skill in
selling IT,
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TRIED. TESTED AND APPROVED, for Forty years,
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam for Coughs,
Gods and Consumption, and an affections Of the
Lungs, Throat ani Chest. Price : and so
cents. Cutler Brothers * Co, Qate Reed, Cut
Ter * Co. Boston, Proprietors.
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too say good bi I wuz Nasty kewered
Petroleum wei wei | wuzi Now | am a
PL.xrAsHUy mishunnery go abowt preachin
the good Tidins to Awl shakers (S "uthers re-
ouirrin Jentel stimmerlent." sea small biz
/ hev traded off mi Post Offs 4 may Now be
found talkin PLASrAsHUS BITURz, in the hiwaiz
& thee biwaiz frum Erly Morn till Dewey Eve.
What sinnin. sufrin, shaken bruther Il hev thee
next Bottul
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I1HBINlNG the maximum Of efficiency, duTa-
u biii;y s1I economy with the minimum Of
vS.iatt and p-.se. They are widely and llvora5iy
kn5lsn more t.su 200 being in use. All WsrranIed
satisfactory or DO sale. Descriptive circulars sent
ON application. Address -, IN
p., 7i-eodkv6m Lawrence, Mass.
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9eU 3drfrtisfments.

D1SS A month made BIZ agents selling OLIVE
OIOC LOGAN'S great work, BEFORE THE
FOOT flights AND BEHIND THE,
SCENES The most spicy, rapid selling book
out. 1890 ordered tn9 hrsI month Agents can
secure field and S20l ont lit free by cutun- this
out and afd-essn. PARIELEE CO., Publishers,
Phila.. Pa. aid GifcittoWn, Conn.
7 WAS CURED OF DEAFNESS AND CATARRH
1 by a simple remedy and viii send the receipt
Iree. Address Mrs. ~. G. LEGGErT, Hoboken, y. j.
l..L-E ~
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SARAH DOWSER'. ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons ca

..- . cernei 70 the estate o.!
uiSiN''' "' a'''1'i'''''' Sarah D wuer late o.
burlington. 10 sid District, deceased.
GFEErIyG-
AT a Prohat. Court holden % Burlington. within
and for the District q Chittenien OF the 18th day
Of Doc, A. ID. 1859, Instrument. purporting %
Ice the last Viii and Testament of Sarah DuWuer
scented 90 the Cour, aforesaid for Probate ana It Is
ordered by said Court that the It'll day u Jan, A.
u. $50, at the Probate Court Rooms in said bur
lngton, BE- assiF e1 for proving said instrument !;
and that notice tnesct. be given 20 all persons
cerned, bv puhiishin. this order three weeks sue
ccssively in the burlington Free Press" a news
paper printed at said Burlington, previous 10 the
time appointed.
THEEEFoRE, you are hereby notified % appear
and conte.s tbe r-ol,+, M s,iJ VII Won b,vs
cause.
Given under my hand At Darlington, in said Dis
tr!ct, this 18th day Of December, a. D. l,ts.
26w3w r. e. WALES, judge.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

rOur news dispatches are up to TUESDAY
,;rbt. at which time, owing to the strike OF th'
.slerraph operators, cur regular reports ceased
70 be transmitted.l.
FOREIGN.
II Is officially denied that the French Govern
ment exercises any supervision over dispatchi
sent BY the French cable.-The United State
Vice Consul at Glasgow has been sentenced t
seven years imprisonment for forgery-Heavy
GALES have prevailed around the English cost
aud many disasters have occurred. with los Of
iie-Victor Emmanuel has positively r-fusel
bis consent TO the candidature of the luke ol
Genoa for the Spanish throne Narlleon mas
answered addresses from the Corrs Lesl'iN'i,
and the Archbishop Of Paris, and lis also 'is''ei
the ex Queen Of Spain. The rs m'ii's'-' a.
definitely announced, is more roaral than was at
first reportel--The Ron.n organ Complains
that Russia has prevented the only f'lisn DISH
on not killed or ezflej ron attending the great
council--Ge, prin and his fellow Ministers
t..,. .o...--.1 Lopez has been driven from
p.r..n.T and B-s.l and the Argentine Con
f..isr9.ion have agreed to withdraw a part Of
- .. nm she feli.--The announce
-..,.. .... Cl5au resolution had term mated
--4 H.. he Junn had advised the insur-
-..-.r down their arms. created great ex-
7...-... .. Havana and in this country early
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STATE OF kEkIlNl, To all persons con-
-,. ,,., 49, esrned 90 tie estate of
colchester. iu said District deceased,
GREETING.
Al q Probate Court holden AZ burlington. within
and flr tie District OF th'reuien ON the 10th day
of Dee. AID. i-o9 So Instrument, puportu- 90 he
the last VIII and Testament, 1f Jirah D. isl.n
late 0l Colchester. iu said District. Cerea odd wi,
presented 90 tine Court aforesaid, for Probate Ilu
j. ordered by said Court that the litl lay Of JAM
A. D. l--n. az the Probate Court Rooms To- said Bur-
EaEtHu. De a-s -uei fIr proving said Instrument,
aud that notice thereof be given Co all persons con-
cerued. O., Publishing this order three weeks sue
ccss.yely 10 the Burlington Free Press q newspi-
per printed at said Burlington, previous 90 the time
appointed.
THEEEFOEE. YOU ore hereby notified 60 appear be-
fore said Court, 40 the time and place aforesaid, AMI
contest the pro axe OF said wiz! YOU haye cause
Given lnler my hand 40 Burlington IN said Dis
triet, this Il DAY OF pecem1er- 4 D.. l,.4
25w3w 7. Z. WALES. Judge
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price
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QUESTION FOR THE EcUlEMCAL CoUScIL-The
Ecumenical Council would do US a service If
they would PROFOUND and answer the question,
"Why is it that Christianity and civilization
have failed to give Us the manners Of gentle
men ?" On reading the account Of the inau-
guraJion Of the Suez Canal by the Times cores
pendent it is impossible not 70 he struck with
the superiority Of the Arab over the Englishman
in this respect. We read that the Arabs make
way for a stranger with promptness and cour-
esy, never stare effect the ii-bred ease or in
dulge in the vulgar chatting Of far better dressed
moos in lands nearer home. On the other hand
We read Of the ridiculous and unreasonable
srumohng Of the Christian guests Of the Niceroy,
ana Of gentleman demanding an audience OF
~ ~ n'shness for the purpose Of complaining that
~ nAd been put to sleep in = double-beided
room Loneoa Paper.
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IUaEl.f-AE .al. .. le
&c Z "a .ss O.. e-er r.
CHEWING TOBACCO.
where. I- vtrl- doubt t4s .a-- -.-V-. o.
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About the middle Of this present mouth ,Deesm-
herl maize large purchases Of some leail styles
OfdssIrable go1us at the then very low pfc-s such
as BLEAChrD anu BROWN LINN 4'A',AShS,
LINEN NAPKINS. HENCH and D. ASKS
TOWELS, CJJNfEEPAiNES, CRASH. Ola
PkkS, &c, &c. In tne way OF
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aAasFEER,s HELPER

"a ag"s EoE To DOUBLE TEE PROFITS OF
en- each make : 90 i4ER MONTH IN winter
800 o'i,'- "-ii '- wHiiei free % farmers Send
u--ls ~ ..--iea 81 z-lrLlll. IcCURDN CO.,
oP44H-lsi'l7 'ast decl}f&WiW
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ISSUES POLICIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
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been -
States tges
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DOMESTIC AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS

Especially asking a careful Inspection II Hlci
Bleached Cotton which we are seililS at
10 fifteen cents, late price Is centa
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DRY Goods.
THE SEASON OF HOLIDAY GIFTS
BEING NEARLY OVER,

I'VE invite attention to our large and complete
w assortment OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-28

How CIRCUS MAN Cor AHRAD OF The
ELECR AFH.-SOme FIVE wee IS since q message
was sent BY joseph III. Cone, Of this city, 10
some attorneys N Meridian, NJ ississippi. via the
western wlres. The message directed-or at
east would have directed, il II had reached the
proper ad1ress-the lawyers 10 hold on 20 DE
ravens circus, which was at the time in Me-
Ildian, and on which Mr.. Cone had mortgage.
The electric dots and dsshes conveyed the tele-
gram 70 the knight OF the key who pres dss AZ
the Meridian otlce Just as Mr.. De Haven
stepped IN, and, With that curiosity natural 10
circus men, that gentleman asked III the meS-
sage was in regard to circus matters. Being
answered in the Affirmative b. the unsuspecting
ightning-slinger. the Snowman very kindly
agreed 20 deliver il. and fulfilled his promise
tour DAYS afterward, having in the mean time %
arranged his affairs that his circus was not hold
able. On learning this, Mr.. Cone, through his
attorneys, Ysple & Healy, brought suit against
the telegraph company a few DAYS since for
5000 damages, aud the trial will take place
next week. -Cincinnsti EngNirer, Dee. p.
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NEw YORK, Dec, 2S.-Eary this morning a
ire occurred in the dwelling house occupied bv
Sigismund StetSleimer, IN West 10th street.
Loss on building and furniture 600: fully
insured The fire was caused by defective fiue.
HUDSON, y. Y, Dec. ga fire az NaIatig
this morning destroyed the United States Hotel
and adjoining buildings, occupied by Mr.. Hew-
1T az dwelling and saloon, Van Al-tin's dwell
ing and saloon, and the barns OF Messrs. Patton.
sharp and Hewitt. Loss S2lonp. Insurance
al 600 The lire j. supposed 10 have been the
work OF az IDceGdiarv.
ST. Louis, Dee. 2S.-AdviceS from Fort Smith.
Arkansas, report that the block in that ci-v
hrOwn a. ''tEe Officers Garters'' was burned
On the 10Th inst. IL was occupied b. Major
hiehald, Commandsnt II the Post, with his
amily and the families OF several other officers.
Loss $4,000
NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-Buildings To-, IG7 and
i,y ultoH street, were damaged i'm the upper
stories 10y fire this morning. The priuciDai o.
ruIantS are Farrell X Son, Joseph Loring, and
q. Preit1er. Loss SIS. 600: insured.
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An EIephau, ON the K.m,axc.

Ne SMdSiss IA "a. Sii> Of a H0trss-Hst as Wopn6,a
and as Fr0-sn 10 Death
The elephant is a native to hot climates and
severe cold IL ejudicIsl TO It's welfare. ONLY
lew years since, the century Old, colossus Her
cules su,cumbed 10 a snow storm while crossing
the Allegheny Mountains, and, lying down in a
drnt exhausted the air OF large neighb DrhOo
IN drawing his last breath. Recently in St
Louis, another animal of the species, tired OF
being exhibited Tor the inadequate sum OF
twenty live cents, broke out OF the railroad car
m which be was immured, and upset two build
ings. lie first visited the house Of Mr.. Edward
). Bradley. and knocked in one side of il, 90 the
great terror OF an old lady dwelling on the first
moor, who thought at first that her husband a
night watchman, was coming home very drunk
II such were his mode OF signalling his Occ a
sicnal departures from sObriety, he Is. without
exception, the most tumultuous nj ght Waterman
we ever heard OF, a., according u the Old lady's
story, the window and the bureau near IL We're
suddenly dashed into the middle of the room.
Mr.. Bradley went against the intruder. and met
him Just az he was coming up the front steps,
evidently anxious 20 eject an entrance into the
drawing room. The man terrire1 the beast
with cavalry sword, cut It's trunk, and drove
II away in anguish and disgust. The next edi-
tee which the animal charged was saloon
IN which several citizens, with heir les upOn
the table, were thoHghtfnllv sampllug the beer
oi the establishment. and eXpectOT ating I'm the
most friendly and s0ciable manner. IL l. per
haps supeThuOus 10 record that they retired Wit,
great precipitation throug h the rear win lows.
After this victorious demonstration the animal
wandered away, and ia the morning was found
dead, his remains occupying the greater part "a
the Congressional district in which he expired.
u = thought The cold KILLED Tim.
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Government Securities
wv loRk-FrRsr BoAk
stock Rep0rt.

~ h1Htfrs broksFS' 7Hf C0Yl rlsr-tai Ts'srrass
Lewis Johnson 4 90. quote stock aud lfrI. Ia
home aud foreign mark 4, a. follow
NV foEE, De-. = U. :. O.. ISL. coupon lIE.
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. So, IS. COUPON lE. So. new. IS. COUPON,
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AailT1sa - tanton. -, Cumberland. -: w.
=, MN in.rErap. a., quicksilver. -. PAIN
rres, ga. Wells, farSo N Ca's ENTres> 81. Amer
.'n tnprr-~- e.. T. : tNpre~~. 90. Nv -.
central AMI Hudson ga, Oh. sc~ir -. Ere - .
dH. pr.icrr.i. --: Harlem. 10. 40 praferr,.I.
Reading yl'e. MIghiCan Central -
Lake ShHr. 4 Michigan southern. qii.s UHiap
PH.ih Railroad l' Illinois Cent 2. Isg. tl-E-l4uI
y Pu-Hurg l"r- rrrfwa-f. -. d.. prafsrr..f.
>a ls,t Land. Columbia CINCINNATI a1f Indiana "a
- Nrw jersey Gu. ?, l5 - q. R.rk Island. lrf. .
MhNtuhi" q -. Paul 5{'t do pr.iarrI-l. ~.
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lritr H1ltt- - 'HL.laa q Alton. ilf. DO pr.-
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y. q uir. lud Cent. D. T-nuesss. STATE .Na.
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North flfslIUH sizes. .iI GA. 1n rHH. .El- n be-
.rri siNas- = . 'aufrtl ps.ih. R1Hf-. 1lf.. -u..u
i'U.h. - B'll-- g. %. Gold no. tll. MaIbtr
t I'd.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York nOaey market il feverish,
there being an apprehension that some time
during the week the spectators who have
manipulated 10 oflate VIII take their last chance
CT making a severe stringeBcy, as threats 4,
that effect are made by the operators for a
decline in stocks. Thus far. however, there
are no loans above seven gold. and good Dor
rovers have been supplied at seven currency.
In the market Tor commercial paper strictly
hrst-class double named Is quoted at 70
PER cent, according 20 time which Il runs.
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~" You want nothing, do YOU >" said Pat
Bedad, an if it's nothing We want you'll find
IL in the jug where the whiskey was.'
~ At Spring Valley, near Morristown, New
jersey, on Monday, two little children of Mr..
Benjamin Mains were torn fearfully BY mad
dog.
~ Chicago paper announces the discovery
Of a gang of female burglars, and remarks that
50 Young men living in rooms should be on their
guard
81 John Hanlon. of PHILADELPHIA who muir
dered little Mary Mohrmann, is TO De hanged
on February LIST, according to the death war
rant issued by the Governor and read 10 the
prisoner.
- Mrs. Crosby, Texan matron is a model
dreamist. She dreamed the other nj ght that if
she should buy lottery ticket she would wiz a
prize. She accordingly purchased the last ticket
that was for sale, and drew 500.
- The Oriental is the regnaat style in Jew
elry now-a-day. The designs are mostly from
half-barbaric Moorish and Egyptian originals.
Creseen's. arabesques. Egyptian heads, the
Sphinx, swinging Alumns &c.