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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-01-19
WHAT EVERY PERsON NEEDs

is sone remedy Cor hauitual Costveness would ai-
wise all those who are troubled with Dyspepsia co.tyo-
ness, Piles. B.housno.s Hesdacle or any form Of
Indigestion, TO use DIR. lARuSON's pERlSTALrlC
LOzENGEsln- ELISHA HUNTINGTON lI d. Ex.
Lieut. Goveruor of Massachusetts. For sale at No.
fremont Temple, Boston, by T.. A. HARRISON & co.,
Proprioton and hy all Druggists. MAILED iur o0 cents
Dec. and IAN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-01-19
miscellaneous.
rmE DAYs rnAr ARE No MoaH

TUE DAYS THAT ARE NO MORE
Oh memories of green and pleasant places,
Where happy hrds thor w00i-noies tHiticrdi low
Oh love that llt the dear familiar faces
We buried long ago
Prom barren nights their swceincsH We remember
And backward gago with wisilul Yolrniug cFca.
A. hearts regret mid snnwdrins of December.
The summers sunny skcs
Glad hours that seeraed their rainbow tnta 30 borrow
From some lllumincd page Of fairy lorot
Bright days that never locked a bright tomorrow,
Days that return no more.
Pair gardens with their many-hossomcd allcya,
And red.rlpo roses breathing out perfume
Dim violet nooks In green scuucsicrtd valleys,
Empurpled DER with bloom.i
sunsets that lighted up the hrown-lcaeod hoOchel
Turning their dusky glooms 10 nimmerng gold
Moonlight that ON the rivers icfn.llluald reaches
stfeamcd, white-mycd, 'ilvgry cold.
Der moorands bleak we wander eary.heaued.
Through many tangled Wild and fharny matt,
Remembering a' in dreams the days departed,
The bygonu happy days
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-01-19

Bot thank. le 4, G5I which gi,otb ma tbe
victory through our lord Jesus Christ Con-,
"u' ''''o'', experiences our'hs f'''u,
'D' 'D'' ',"5'' us ''' power anu ''''l" o'
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.''' 10y ''. victorious no'- l1e voice ol
'.' 81 '''''' '.A' ''' s,'"' Oh " trumpet eA-
''',' our s'.'''''' as 'e eA''a'ms' " ihanAs
D' 10 'oa "o' s.'e'A as Tine victory and all
'''' ''.i'''' i''A' must i'' ponI' " amen and
''N,N'
no' iu ol'ef TO a triumph e"e~'S are
1'''' " N"' 'u'D'is' arc ''nqu'sned by
lnos' ana suen as '"ose "hom 'ne apostle ad-
'''' Inc context SHOWS mat real enc
''''' arc referred To- here ls no " beating
N' "' -A AA imaginary Joe.
~ j. " s'' ''S'' when meets our eyes as we
'''N o''' 'H' "ol'l oi In'n' 9aa TO see rim
"oo was ''el'ea 'n tae image OF God made
"'.'e 'o"e' 'Aa" lAe angels crowned with
-y qua ''no'' DO" SUBJECT TO power
".'-n sp''. n''' 'l ns pristine glory and
f'.' him oi Dos original honor. Aud yet
-',' '' every ""''' ''' eli''' oil sin' Further
more, ''n u's entered in'o a0 agreement with
''''''' J. --'' ".'''' Po"ef'-9'" ana Deaif
-"l'e gone ioi'n over 'he earta' doing their
Instructive "o'A up'" oo'a 'ne bodies and the
',''s % men, lnoy nave mafFea the beauty
ol 'o' o'''ne image lney nave desecrated
'0' very temple OF 'e'o'an' " The whole
creation R'oluet' because OIL 'hem' what
a uienaI0' WORK the coh4ueror' Death has
aone in our world No palace Is so high, mo-
no'e' 's so io"' no wealth SO great no pow
e'J s' poor as 70 eAeiuae hlm. lie enters
"ne's Iie""A ana beauty Keep the door, as
e-.''y "' "nofe Only weakness and Deiormity
a'' aen''u1-s' ne ma1es us all as siunsless
instruments Inc land the AR, the ocean,
ore iufn''nins weapons whereby he lays us
low he is therefore universal conqueror.
ne nAs Fe'gncl' 'oo' from Adam until now
bu' % was not the contemplation OF the
fA'Age- ol aeaih aione' which called forth the
grateful strains OF the inspired apostle lie
regarded death as the adversary Of another
ana misntlcr monarch The rival King is
'Ae Lo'a 81 esn7 Ohr'st' Inc last and crown
'Ds "', OF n'' reign snaH be the destruction
y ''',l' 10 tue D'.'e''Hs m'no oi fau' TINS
.','.'''' ''''e''5 p'e'e' 80 'nal ne could De-
'''' u'o''''''l giving place 70 immortality
'p''0' w. 'u.0.''''iou nc ga" 'ne sgI-
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-01-19

A COUGH, COLD. OR SORE THROAT
A Requires immediate attention, as neglect ocu re-
suits In an incurable Lung Disease.
BROWNS RONCHIAL TROCHFS
will most invariably give instant relief
For Bronchitis, Asthama, catarrh, consumptye and
Throat Diseases they have a soothing effect.
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them to clear
and strengthen the voice.
Owing to the good reputation and popularity Of tho
Troches many u0rhfw and cheap imitation, offrea
Which good for HoiAHg. Be to the hue
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES.
SOLD EVERYWHERE
soils
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-01-19

victim Of carly lndiscrctOn, causing nervous dchn
iy premature decay &c. having tried n vain every adj
Vertised remedy has discovered simple of self
cure which he will send free TO his fellow sufferers on
receipt Of stamp 10 paw postage.
Address J. II. REEVES, IS Nassau St., New York
G9s21
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-01-19

'NO PRINTERS For sale, at a bargain
- to make room for one ofa larger SIC,
RUGGLES' COMBINATION JOB PRESS
LATEST PATTERN,
n n geod running order lifted for steam or foot power
Sihe y platen, l2xl9.
Printers IN want Of good JOB PRESS, cannot do bet
'er Than 10 examine this one.
Address JOURNAL OFFICE
MoRtpfhsr, ~.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-01-19

a --LATEST STYLE OF WEDDING CARD,
equal to those engraved In the city Parties Interested
who want neat and stylish card, at low prices are
invited to call and examine specimens
PoLAHDS' STEAM PRINTING OFFICE,
State st., Montpelier, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-01-19

--MeQ are never placed in such extremes
butsthere is light TO guide them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-01-19
- 80, how sweet
To be for such a slumber meet 20

T Asleep m Jesus bIessed slcep,
From which none ever wakes to weep.
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
REAL ESTATE SALES.

The only sale at the Exchange yesterday was that
Of Mr.. james NJ. Miller, OF house and lot situated
GU 10th street. near Eighth avenue, sold by order OF
the Supreme Court, under tho direction Of Richard
U. Beamish Referee.
Az the Commercial Salesroonn. Brooklyn, Mr.. T.
Cole disposed Of large variety Of improved and
unimproved Brooklyn property. Despite tho In
clemency Of the weather there was good attend
ance. The bidding was active and prices realized
fair. Full particulars below
NEW YORK rRorERrY--BY JAMES NJ. MILLER.
atory brick house and lot 1:6th St. 20o r. g. or 9th
Az. lot 60x09. B. r. FArchd.. .y6,5t
Bn0oKLYN pRopEWfY-BY J. COLE.
story frame house and lot, Van Buren, ST. B75 II.
Of Sostrnud lot l6axU0. lily. C. Murphy. 91sa
Frsniiin sv.. Iot soxssS e. NJ Robsr.s =. 1850
slory brick honae and lot 87S Dexraw st. fO It, o. Of
Smith IT., lot i0xl00 j. n Roberts ........... 1905
and Prs.iien i vas ss io lsssso j. H. fst,ins $50
j Murrhy Jr .' NV ~ :. =. 600
House anJ iot q s. Floyd st. sio n. Of Tompkins
lot 2Jxp39. T. d. King e'os"
lot corner Wioushy av ana spencer ST., softoo ga
sios s aor"o "a av. sn 80 ~ IisO
io. A., ioin,na on III ay 80 me size. O. Donovan 1lSJ
sios as, Ga ~. y' xborn o' - Observation-Disclosures. .a -. $500
10 M. ndoininu same size j. Acorn rn........... 5000
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
BROOKLYN SALARIES.

Despite the 'hue and cry" which has been raised,
and with evident just cause. too. against the very
alarming degree to which the taxes OF Brooklyn
have gone on increasing year by year. until they
have now been lofficlally fixed at the rate Of
So SO on every $i0o OF valuation Of taxable property
In that city, IL Is fact worthy OF note that those
who have "a finger In the pie' are still crying for
more The greed for gain at any price
to the people at large and tho sacrI-
fee OF tho reputation OF the city Is
set down rs naught, when self comes into question
with the INSCRIPTIONS. There arc several under
officials In the various departments OF tho municipal
government who are wont about this season OF the
year to 'strkcn the Common Council for more sal
ary.
through Is bound to help hts constituent In distress,
and will of course urge to the utmost extent OF Ills
ability by voice and action. the peculiar claims OF
the "ye,y competent gentleman who may be anxious
for more pay for his responsible SERVICES. This year
IL was vainy hoped chat none would be SO rash as
10 make such demand for further drain upon the
already too heavily burdened city exchequer. Such
was not the caso however, and at the last
meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen several
re solutions for Increase Of salary from city
Ofllcials were introduced and referred to the Com
mitee on Salaries. There Ia no doubt but thai the
latter committee will report Iav0raby upon the
mattcr-that is for the officials. Yet how grateful
would many Thousands Of the taxpayers OF Brooklyn
feel were The Aldermen but 10 take punCfS advice
TO syoung mep contemplating matrtmony." WIZ
"D0n'L'
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

rIanure Dumps-Money Wantcd-Fat Boiling
: I'm Fall Biast--A Report Promised-D Deiauit.
ing Clergy mum.
The Board OF Health net yesterday, President Bos-
worth In the chair.
Dr. CEocARINI, from the Sanitary Committee, 70.
ported favor Of granting permit to the Farmers
Protective Society to dump manure foot Of East
Twentieth street. 1t was granted and the permit
now held by the society," to dump at the foot Of Fast
sixteenth street. was revoked.
On motion Of Mr.. MANIERRE the City Comptroller
was asked to place $4,000 to the credit or the
Board.
Dr. MORRIS reported that the force Of assistant
sanitary inspectors could be reduced without detr-
mcnt TO public health. Referred TO Sanitary Com
mIitee for report.
Permits to melt fresh lard were Issued to persons
doing business at 20 and q Centre Market and 10
and II First avenue. A list Of defauiting clergy.
men, failing 10 report marriages. was submitted
and referred to the Committee OF Law and Ordi-
nance for prosecution. Their names are:-Rev
A. J. D0nnaliy, 407 West Thirty.nrst street; Rev.
Joseph j. Lampe l34 West Thirty-fourth street;
George Degcner, notary, No. Centre street; Kev Y.
q. Morton, 200 Eghty-second street; hev. D. ~ kerr
13S West Twenty y-fotrth street; Rev. w. O'COnnOr,
Cos East Fourteenth street; Rev. w. L. MafroRn,
603 East F0urteeNth street; Rev. 7. J. Magulre oo3
East Fourteenth street; Rev. g. Camppeil, a5o west
Forly-fourth street; Rev. William Ross, 3l2 EAST
Fifty-seventh street; Rev. James Waterman, o5o
Second avenue: Rev. George Hall. 2S) East Ihrty-
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CHIC kGo Nov. 81 1870
Exchange unchanged. Flour duh and lower Wheat--No
2spr'ns fairly active at 81 os y w during the ter
and lower at 64c for No mixed; during the after.
nominaly &c. Oats In light demand holders hr
ley dun and lower At 77c for Noa. Hgawincs arm and
Lard lower. Live hogs dull and weak at s8 81 4 H6 s5
Catto dull at a3 IS 6 rs. Receipts-5,0OO bba aour
Ga 600 bushels whcat 0DJ do corn, % DO oats
Co. rye y 600 d. barley 600 hogs shpmen;s 900 bb,s
1000 hoss Frrlshta to Buffalo dun.
CLEVELAND. Nov. ~, 1870
Petroleum quiet and unchanged.
LoUIsyrLLR, Nov. 22, 1870
Tobacco-Saes ~ bhds at S8 So IS for common to good
luys ~ 8is 70 for low good leaf. Bagging hemp
asc., FAX S5)1c. -
SAVANNAH, Nov. %. 1870.
Cotton Grn mddngs 16fac; sales. f,2UO net receipts
$3.50 Exports-ro Great Britain, 1855 Stock a. 4S7.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov ~, 1870
Cotton quiet and strong; mi mildings l53sc l5kc sales,
5IO0 net receipts $685. oonswlss, 40; total s6 Ex
s,,g2, Genoa, 2.0y3. Stock, III ,703
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
sEwA9Kw PaIR or oLIvERs.

The Cigar Hssrs "skia" Tradc-A Brishs
Light In tho yessg Mcs's Chsistiss Aass~
citation.
Oliver u. Bacon, the young man vino stands
charged with having perpetrated most disgracefuI
cheat and fraud ON namesakc ono Oliver r. Mar
tn IN Newark, the particulars Of which were givsn
IN yesterdays HERALD, was admitted 70 bau "a
s300yesterday afternoon, Mr. Ira Conselyca bcng his
bondsman. Bacon Is u member OF the Young
ceeded In enlistng the good 0lces OF the President.
Mr. Y. q. Lathrop, In nis behalf Bacon sent Tor the
latter gentleman 20 come and bail him. but NJ.
Lathrop satisfied himself with penning note coun-
selling hun and Martin to settle the matter. y
was settled by Bacon restoring TO Martin hrs
own store. Tbo papers win 60 before the Grand
Jury but, AZ Martin Will not appear, OF course the
matter Will fall through. Bacon cautioned Martin
IN court that II ever no made another trade VITA
him he would stick him. He Is q tall, smooth
tongued oliver, whose reputation In Proyidencd,
r. l., ana other points will not bear scrutinizng.
while the other Oliver Is short little bit OF chap
whose perceptive bumps are not over largely de-
yelDpcd.
The New York herald., 1870-11-23

was quiet but held With frnness prevvS
prices Other kind. were quiet but steady IN We
lb,ac; good do ls1sc: l6iic; prime DO. I7,ic q
njlc extremes for lots, ltc. lsc; Java, government
Ssyon, E,sc isc; Marseaib9 l5c ,sAc.; Lasq.yr..
bond, s,sc. SIC iCeara, Iec I7c Costa Rca f5xc a
lsc; Mania lec 7c Mexican, I5c lSc; ;savana, &C.
alecali gold. duty paid. g. DE r. Arden the stock
Rio to-day follows 100 bags in New York. do in
baltimore 80 IL New Orleans $40 In Galveston, 1914 in
Mobile and 1,U30 Ia Sas annah.
CorpER market for n.ot moderately active Mt
about former prices There were sold zoo bs at a. c
223Sc. Tor Lake and Baltimore.
CAsDLrs slow SALE the demand being entirely Of
Obbtng character. We quote: :-AdamRntine az II oz D.
Hc. y l6c.; sperm, yoc, and patent, 40c
81 30
FLoUR AND }sAIN.-Reccpts, 1903 bbs -four, 100 do
and 27b bags meal d3779 bushels wheat 16 100 do
4s 55S do oats, 81 so5 DO barley, aud malt.
The sales 1900 bbs. Southern nour was dull
sales abou. 90 bbs. Rye -four steady, with mode.
rate demand Sales zoo bbls Corn meal more active
sales 800 bbis Brandywne 81 So and l0 do Southern
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
STREET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT,

TUESDAY, Nov. 23-6PM
AsnTs Receipts, II packages The demand for pot was
light but, the receipts being small, prices steady al
$6 rs . 81 3D. Pearl were duh and nominal.
BrEswAx.-The business small and prices favored
BUYERS Western was quoted at 85>c and Southern &c.
S2no. :
GoTros.-The business in this staple was unusually
large the demand being chiefly from exporsrs prices
advanced fully Nc par b the cloang al he
improvement. There were sold p,6l5 bales Including
ssh for esPsosTr, oOa for spinning, las specua.
were l7 baes e arrive Cotton for future delivery
more sought after and prices steady excep
contracts maturing this month which sold al an ad-
vance OF c 40 per pound. The sales follows
d. u i5lss $40 oSo DO isc 400 DO Al is Lice;
2p do. at l6sc.; 50 do for Decenbsr and JANUARY
ieyen running low Iod Imoddding) at lsc; leo do. for
soo do free on G.sra New Orleans. at 5ae 200 do
for November, 1876. l6s 200 do Tor December nj
9ic lSac lO0 do for January, at lbc. 200 do, Tor
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.
TUESDAY, Nov. 22-6 r. n.

WALL STk09T, l
TUESDAY. Nov. 22-6 r. MI
On Change to-day the news from Europe that
'brcadstuns were declining' led to . heavy and
lower market. The cotton market was active on
demand for export and prices advanced.
GOLD STEADY-lllx a liz.
The gold market was steady and In the main
strong, tue large "short" interest presenting an
obstacle at present TO o sudden very marked dc.
cline In the prioc. Tho course OF our bonds In Lon-
don to-day was closely watched, and every change
there found reelection heres bur fluctuations were
modified by the prevalence Of the "short"
interest Just referred TO. and hence tho
limit thereof to 80 narrow q margin as
only threc-eighths per cont. 1t seems that the
extreme quotations for the hye-twenttes OF '62 In
London hesc issues being most largely held therel
were s7ys and ssiS. The latter was the opening ana
the closing price, The price s77i was made inter-
medIaely, and was the occasion OF the rise IN gold
from TX TO 112 just tho closing quotation SsN
was the occasion OF its decline from liz to llls
again. The recovery OF consols since the height oi
the recent agitation about 1k per cent the latest
quotation TO- day being 92,l 825s. Tue course VI
the pold market q All own In the tablet
The New York herald., 1870-11-23

Wheat moderate request lower under unrayor-
fore for nsws ss sass Yers S.ss % e.
Oh oce No. l. i 10 81 d for amber winter III ii Tor ssil
lotcommon now spring, closing firm at vi 81 for prime No
Ohio and &c. for Southern Corn was t. C. Better The
new mixed, suc: a sae. for old DO. 10 .,ors and
saies of about s0o bushels at 6lo &c. for Western
Barley was dull With smsll sales It from 81 81 Tor
Canada West Ind 81 IL 70 y for Bay ot 9Ynsc or
FsEIGHTs.-The market was very active for cotton at
steady rates. but dun and heavy for amos. AL other st
% o I'll "a. 81 % full
were:-To Liverpool 200 bales cotton at I'd tisd and
per steamer, 1000 bushels wheat dad 8d $500 bales
q s 70 LONDON ow 50
about Nd above the views sf slippers The
wep with 5000 bbs crude petroleum o. 3D. bark the
Mediterranean and back and brig to the windward pr
ouSNIEs dull nominal, i7c. l9c for bags
and 1870 a27kc. for cloth.
HIDHs.-lhe marke. was .very quiet but prices
saesos xyres o Is mos 20 ~ bs o qa'e 90
g to ss lbs, ,s5c, assc MSnevidso s9M 70 sSc
ITor,r,cntes I q 70 ss ibs 2sde c RIO Grnndc, 20 20
70 25 lbs 8c. slc. Central American trimmed is 1, Il
Matamoros Mexican, % to IA lbs, slc: Vera Cruz
BoEota, s 70 so bs vac c Maracaho % 10 sS l6s isc
&c. q Al gold Total stock hdss as 1900; dass ssi
iIAy.-The demand was light owinr to the rsr storm,
but tnerc change prices shpri ~ was
2Sosi q y y. retail lots At 10 III u.s. Long se straw
AMASi ~ snort 40 S5c PIC.
trry nominal at lac 1880, gold. for Maul TO- Dc do.
icr e, ihc do for Ssal aad 7Sc. do .cr 7amPco, IN
Iors.-1he market dull. The demand was o,nhned
e o.. a 9s better crates r. .,ss y e AZ & oss sS g g..ie.
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
)Kk HERALD WEDNESDAY 23 1S7o-TRIPLE SHEET
lrae. 100 East rwsnsy.
sec0rh st-cet; sew.
xieah ts.x

seccrd st-"et;::ev trse. 100 East Twenty.
first strees
The lax peDssdes that every person solemniXng
marriage shall report u 70 the board OF Health
within ton days.
Mr.. MAEIERRE inquired N any action was beng
taken to prevent the New York Rendering COMPANY
carrying on busnesA.
Mr. B0swORrH replied that he understood all tho
A discussion followed, and motions were mad0
but Withdrawn, Mr. Gross, or the Sanitary Commit
lee, reporting that they would make report Ut the
next meeting.
Dr. MoREAu MosRIs. City Sanitary Inspector,
made tne following report ON contagious diseases:-
nave the honor 70 present the following compare
tvs statement OF contagious diseases as reported
70 TINS bureau during the past two weeks:--Week
ending November l2fypnus fever, 3; typhoid fever.
ID; relapslng feyer 10; smallpox 81 scarlatina, B4
measles, 80; dphthcrIa, =. Week ending November
Ie-TYphus fever, a typhoid fever, 80: relapsin9
ieyer u smallpox, !; scaratina, IL: measles, 20;
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
MORTALITY m BROOKLYN.

There were t4l deaths In Brooklyn during the past
week-a decrease OF 20 as compared with the mum
ber reported for the preceding week. OF the de-
ceased "a were men, al women, 33 boys and 30 girls,
consumption carried on %. smallpox 7. pneumonia
IL, marasmus A. cancer ana scaratna s. Twenty.
two were Infants under one year, and nfteen were
persons between the ages OF sixty and eighty years.
Eghty-sx wcro natives OF tho United States, ~ OF
ireland, 10 OF Germany, OF England, 2 of Sweden,
and each of Nova Scotia, Poland, Denmark. Wess
The New York herald., 1870-11-23

A Drogheda Qreland) correspondent says:-Two
cases OF sudden death have occurred la this neigh
norhood. On Sunday tho Rev. Henry Oavanagh,
p. H., having celebrated mass twice, died suddenly
and bs 0finnlon the dtspensary doctor, y young
piAu, was found dead In 4ls bed,
The New York herald., 1870-11-23

In The gold loan market the rate ranged IRON
ono per cent FOR carrying to 1e4 for borrowing The
operations Of the Cold Exchange Bank were as
fOows:--
Goia cleared $50. 14o, 600
Geld balnncps ...................... 1,041, ,529
Currency balances. .......,,....,..... 1922, 2S2
The New York herald., 1870-11-23
BOSTON, HARTFORD AND sRIH RAILROAD.

EUSTON, HARTFORD AND ERIE RAILR0AD.
Tho Boston Journal says that the contract
under which the proceedings in bank
ruptcy were postponed In the case Of the
Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad. provides that
the road frem Putnam to Wllilmantic now un-
n,nished shall be completed on the lst OF May, 1871
the contract made with Mr.. Brooks, one or the
receivers; tnat II shalt be finished for $500, 900,
nistead or 100000 In that contract, or $460.000
N previous contract; that the sum shall
20 payable In receivers certificates running
nree years at six per cent, secured by the 20 miles
VI ROAD between Puinam and Willimantic, and the
lncomc VI the road In Connecticut as IN former
esgreements the certificates to be cashed by Mr..
munson n Nv 80 per cent, and the b0ndholders to be
allowed TO take them at pro rata.
As the air line between New Haven ana VIII.
mamie Is to be finished at tho same time, the juno
'on OF both roads Will establish trunk line on the
most direct route between New York and Boston.
The New York herald., 1870-11-23

THE HxPORrs Or THE WEEK,
The aggregate exports exclusive OF specie, from
the port OF New i0rk for the week ending Noyem-
Der "a, 1870 were t4,Ss3,so4.
THK suD-TREAsuRY REPORT.
The New York herald., 1870-11-23

NInrriods
RUBENs-JosErH.- -On Tuesday. November "a. st
tho Temple B'Nal Jeshurun by the tev. DR.. VdaverS
Joseph.
FARRAR-wHTLEY-Qn Wednesday, October 10,
at haf-past seven o'clock p. NJ, IN Brooklyn by thd
Rev. Charles 3. Wilitams. Mr.. WALTER s. FE1RAR,
OF New York city. TO MISS MARY +. WHITLEY. og
Brooklyn.
seven O'Clock L. NJ, at Wesl1eld N. j., by tho Rev,
William Red OF New York, Mr.. MARTIN MARSH. OF
New YORK, TO Miss ANNIE d. CURTIS, OF Wcstheld.
Nj.
MERwIN--RosE-On Tuesday morning November
%, by the Rev. Jacob West, JoHN IL. MERwIN To MAY
Il. ROSE, all OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-11-23

The following was t0day's business At tho ONCE
OF the hnIad States Trcasuror;-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-20

WANTED A MAN Thrown ma Cana
dian clergyman not long since was called upon
by an Irish girl who asked how much he char
gcd for marrying anybody"
He replied, "a dollar and half" and Bid
dy departed.
a few evenings later, on being summoned
to the door, he was accosted by tho same per-
son, with the remark that she had come to be
married.
Every WE'LL" said the minister; but per-
ceiving with establishment that she was alone,
he continued, Where is the MANI"
An expression Of disappointment passed
over Biddy's features as she CALCULATED.
And don't you find the man for dollar
and a>half ?"