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THE GRAND soRTIE FROM PARIS.

II GRAND S0RTIE FROM PARIS.
Tours, Dec. 1.-Iti is announced that Gen.
Ducrot, with 100, 900 men, made a grand sor-
tie from Paris, which was a complete sue
cess. He succeeded in crossing the Marine.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-The Standard has dis
patches up to 8 A. NJ. to-day. Its Berlin
dispatch SAYS the French sortle was repulsed
on Thursday.
BERLIN, Dec. liking William sends the
following dispatch to the Queen, dated Yer
sailles, November 30th
"The 9th corps yesterday repulsed a sor-
tie near La Hay, with over 100 prisoners
and 400 killed. The French also SORTED on
tie Wurtemburgers and SaXons, and took
q position, which was subsequently retaken.
Simultaneous sorties were made north and
west, and at st. Denis. The French were
driven behind their works in all cases. !
remained at Versailles, as it was the central
point. WILHELM"
LONDON, Dec .2.-Dispatches dated Paris,
November 80, say that Ducrot moved from
Paris with a large force, and occupied
Montrilles, but was soon compelled to
evacuate it. The heaviest fighting was at
Champigny and Villers-Sur-Marne.
Tours, Dec. 2.-The "successiul" sortie
around Paris caused indescribabIe excite
ment here. 1t commenced on the 18th,
and the battle lasted all that night, and
until the next night. Gen. Ducrot crossed
the Marine and occupied Neply, and subse-
quently evacuated it. He fought his way
to Bira, and then recrossed the Marine. The
battle extended for many miles.
BERLIN, Dec. 2.-In the great sortie yes
terday the. French, numbering 123, 900, led
by Trochu and Ducrot, salliedat II O'Clock,
and were repulsed by the 9th corps. At 3
o'clock the French assaulted the Wurtem-
burgers, and were again repulsed.
THE CABLE NEWS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Please notify the
public that though there will be considera-
Bile delay, we can send slowly to Europe
through the French cable. Therefore, mes
sages will be received and transmitted as
early as possible in the exact order of their
reception. CYRUS w. FIELD.
THE PRU5SlAN ACCOUNT OF THE RESULT OF
TIE FRENCH soRTIE
VERSAILLES, Dec. 1.-The French loss in
killed and wounded in the sortie yesterday
was severe. They have asked several hours
truce to bury their dead to-day.
MUNICH, Dec. "A dispatch just received
saws that Gen. Won der Tam defeated the
army of the Loire on the 1st inst. in several
engagements west of Orleans and Tours.
FRENCH ACCOUNTS OF TIE soRTIE.
New YORK, Dec. "A special of the
World from Tours says that Winery got
through the Germans on a sortie.
A special to the World says that Ducrot
forced his way out, Wednesday, eastward
with $50, 900 men, and joined Palladine's
forces, and etfectually raised the siege OF
Paris.
e. AUSTRIA.
V1EsaA, Dec. 2.-Kuhenfelt, Minister OF
War, has resigned.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Dec. 2.-The yomito has en-
tirely disappeared.
l.. FOREIGN MISCELLANY BY cABLE.
The Prussians have burned Charleville
because the Franc-tireurs fired upon them
as they approached the city.
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A DARING RAsCAL-DofnJS Of the Most
accomplished Horse Thief on Record.-A
fellow named Darlington has been victim
izing Pittsburg livery stable-kcepers pretty
badly within a week past. His modus ope-
randi was as follows: He would go to a
livery stable, hire a horse and buggy, and
then go out, and by Offering them at a
rather low figure would sell them and
pocket the change. If the purchaser did
not--at first conclude to buy the team, and ii
he would set q time, bennington would
again hire the "~turn-out," be on hand and
dispose of it. He first went to Jackman &
Sons, hired q horse and buggy, drove over
to Allegheny, and sold them to Wilson d
Co. He next got a horse and buggy at Me-
Ways, ON It'll street, and disposed Of them
to Mr.. McCallin, of Wyne avenue.
Then he went to J.& w. j. Burnss STA
bles. on Grant street, and got a horse and
buggy, and tried to dispose of them to q
well-known citizen. The latter first wanted
to try the team, and happening to'take tito
Burns's to be stabbed, it was recognized by
Mr.. Burns. Failing in this instance, Dor
rington went to another stable, got a horse
and buggy, drove out to Noblestown, and
sold the team, and then decamped. A day
or so ago the proprietOrs OF the stables
from which bennington had stolen the
property above mentioned each received a
letter from that parsonage.
The post.marks and dates showed that
they had been written and posted at Wheel
ing, West Virginia. The letters informed
the proprietors where and what DISPOSE
ton had been made of their property.
Darlington also made the proposition to
settle with each of them if they chose to
give him time. and immunity from prosecu-
lion otherwise. they might ago to the
devil" He also explained that the thetts
spree.
This is one of the strangest instances of
successful swindling that has been for q
long time heard of. For ingenuity, cou-
pied with decided daring, it is hard to beat,
hlr. Dorrington.
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FROM
Cowardly Attempt to Shoot y Brakes
man.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
G~oRDoNsTILLE, Va, Dec. 2.-To-day,
just as the train on the Orange and Alex
andria railroad arrived at Orange Court.
house, 4 man named Davis fired upon the
brakeman (Mr. Taylor, who was standing
on the platform attending to his duties. 1t
seems that some gentlemen went into the
car assigned to colored persons, and were
smoking. The brakesman (Mr. Taylor
politely informed them that smoking could
not be allowedin that car. They paid no at
tention to him. He (Taylor) again oldthem
that if they still persisted III smoking in
that car it would be necessary to use means
to put them out. They then left the car,
and shot at him, as above stated. Mr..
Davis got off the train at Orange Court.
house. The ball only missed Taylor's head
by about six inches, burying itself in the
car. Taelor's face was badly burned by
the powder from the pistol. S.
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POR? OF RICHMOND, DEC ?, Is7s.

PORT OF DEC Z, HE.
ARRIVED,
steamer Hatteras, Lawrence. New York, mcr-
chandise and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
Ste ,mer state OF Maryland, Trayers, Baltimore,
merchandise aud passengers, VIZ. Brett.
Schooner A5ert Mason, Rose, New York, salt,
s. G. Tardy &c Co.
Old Domluion Nail Company.
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester. clifford, Norfolk, uer
chandise and passengers, L. h. Tatum.
Schooner General Grant, Colburn, Trenton, N.
j.. Wis James river. Curtis &c Parker.
Schooner Virginia Uare. Johnson, Baltimore,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
WEST POINT, Dec. g. Arrived, steamer Adnt-
raj, Reybold, Baltimore, merchandise and paSsen.
gers, York Eiver Railroad Company, and called
on return.
AQUA CREEK. Disc. 2--Arrive6, steamer Geor-
peanna, Freeman. merchandise and PASSENGER.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Comp my, and sailed on return.
%vERPo Nov. 1s.-Cleared, bark Icopol-
dine. Halsteai. for Rich Tond, Va.
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iEtHMING WITH THE New BREEzE.-At-
,a"1a, ga, Nov. 30.-Sam Bard (whom
General Grant made q Territorial Gov
"Enofl, editor Of Il newspaper published in
,ai> c1ty called the True Georgian, hereto
i.E" n.>t"n>ibIy devoted to the support Of
''r"u,'> administration, comes out this
morning declaring the mission of the Re-
i~".!%"'n party ended renouncing Grant
anl i."publicari>p ; hosting at the head
al ~ columns the name Of John +. Hotl-
nan Tor President, and General John Il.
'''I4"n for Governor. in 1872; and sup
porting The Democratic nominees for Con-
Er"ss N This district. This action has
caused 4 considerable stir in the ranks of
The Republican party.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN NEw ORLEANS
n"tcEGs:-hew orleans, Dec. 1.-The Va
rIeilt> heatre, john IIawkinS's storeroom,
SchIIIrr's co'tee-house, and Liners stables,
nave been destroyed by fire. The fire ORR
Gtnalcd this morning i'll the property-room
~ me Theatre. Loss, $3.50, 900; insurance,
sIVl,oD III local companies. Two tiremen
are reported TO be under the fallen walls.
j. y. Nicholson, fireman, formerly Of
New York, WIS killed at the Varieties
hca'te this morning. Another fireman is
m'ssln%. TWO we're severely and several
slightly DjaIed.
Richard A. liebrard committed suicide
iy shooting himself through the head with
q pistol.
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may aOODs.
IL T q o o D s

an rf r .e eSs e ss; ; sss ss S's ggsaobs z ss;' ,ssss
Is largo and complete In every line, cornDr1sins
eas following:
FHEaCH and AMERICAN cAssImEREH,
1SsTLEMEN'SEOOES for heavy wear,
Large stock Of KENTUCKY JEANS, Tor youths
ana mems wear. &C very low prices.
DRESS GooDs:.
Ny stock in this line is unsurpassed in beanty.
taste, and VA Lefty. Beantitug Dk1~S GOOUS az
20. rs, 90. and 46c. best Calicos i2ac. : Fmprsss
s, l1ths FIX r. grg pan Tl5lety Nes = : lens aid abls s,s,ass e
PLANNELs, BLANKETS. de-:
Atwood Flsnnels as low as zoe. White and
C6lored f~lanneIs, sIl grades q neautffnI stocx OF
s Opera Fla Flsp R 7 All w,,I yi ba Ssgue sS ssPp BY s snsn;
me . can before purchasing
STAPLE GOODS. ,. .I,
Cotton Cloth as low as Toe. ; very good 81 Cot.
ton at I2sc. Bed lick as 10 as ~12Sc.-yery good
for CSC. domestic Ginghams at all prices.
WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.:
Table Cloths. Table Damssk. Russia Diaper.
Napkins. Doyies, &C., as cheap as they can 20
had III this market; LADIES' = emsfitcted band7,
ke;chlefs, Lsdtes' L. c. HANDKERCHIEF oil
prices, tE
RIBBONS, RIBBONS RIBBONS:
All shades and all prices. A large assortment
Of VELvETS. VEj:yETFENs, and CLOAK-
IvGS twa.er proof) for ladies' wear; pure sttk
Velvet, warranted all SILK. Also, . very large ana
splendid stock Of
CLCARS AND sHAWLS.
Having made fresh additions t. my stock OF
CLOARS and sHAWLS. I cannot fail e. please
the taste OF my customers, and I offsr them as
prices that dsfy competition.
GENTLFMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS:
My stock Of GENTS FURsTSHING GGODSD
very com plete gents Flannel Undershirts,
gents Nerino Shirts at u gents Collars, HAND
kerchiefa, aad Cuffs.
/ CORDIALLY INVITE THE PUBLIC
TO an examination Of my stock. / feel myself
competent TO please, and guar mice perfect salts.
faction. Give me a call, and you shall not 60
away without being accommodated.
JULIUS SYCLT, -
ro1. an3 Ma1u street.
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~TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

New York Stock and Money Market
NEW YORK. Lee. a. Toon.-S.ocks firm,
Gold, 1loa. Money, 40s per cent. Sterling
Long, tost short, toes. s-2o's, 's2, 1o7t-
Erensng~Gold, l1,a. Money, 8@7 per cent,
Governments dull, but steady all day. Eouthern
securities quiet.
Lattr.-Gold opened at llts, and fell of to 1los.
Money was active at ! per cent. 'o2's, 1919 'ets,
1866 ; 'ds's 1903 lo-4o's, les{.
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Not long ago there was much commotion
in Paris and u clamor for the surrender oil
the city on the PRONUNCIATION of O rumor
that the supply of tobacco was running
short.
The Montgomery White Sulphur Springs
have passed into the hands of Mr.. T. VII
son, lie having bought the interest Of his
partner, Mr.. Lorentz.
The police force of Baltimore took the
census Of that city this week in four days,
Population, 2S3, 375.
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The Mctatre Raees.

New ORLEANS, Dec. Elm the mile dash
to-day LidI Grepon beat aallie FarreJl md
John Kilgour-time, I:48x. Inthe two-miIa
dash Kildare beat Donovan and Zuzu. In
the three-mile dash Lido Grepon beat
The Baton Rouge riot prisoners have
been all discharged. sFr
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10y associated Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-P. 3. Blanchard
has been appointed postmaster at New
Orleans vice Lowell, removed.
The President has %pardoned e~x.Speaker
Chicot, of New York, sentenced about two
years ago to two years Imprisonment and
$40. 900 fine for revenue frauds. The par
don RENTS the fine.
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a switchman on the Livingston and Hud.
son River railroad, near Pougkeepsie, n,
l., went TO sleep Thursday, n left the
witch placed wrong. A locomotive and
!our express carr were wrecked, and tht
passenger coaches were somewhat injured.
but, fortunately, no person was hurt.
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y c.,a involving the rights of colored
p""n." on lines of travel, in which the AL
cEaNiria and Washington Railroad Com
l'1nr j. the defendant, i being argued in
i.r>G?rIm" Court OF the District Of Column
LA. 'sthcrin" Brown (colored), is the COM
iiiiHaUi, and was elected from one Of the
rHI- II III" defendants in February, 1868.
IA" >'Eong point in the complaint is that
ine plaintiff purchased from the agent Of
lir r"!Epany and paid fora tirst-class ticket,
ID" >1ilc a. are sold to white people,
Whereby the defendants entered into con-
t;arl with the plaintiff 10 convey her with
ou; any stipulation or restriction Or notice
A. 10 the car in which she should ride, and
accepted her is a passenger, and performed
iA"lr contract i'll part by transporting her a
part "f the distance She had purchased her
iirNr' for. The case is pending Washing
ron !..,.r Eu!.ta0re Sun.
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CONFINEMENT OF CHILDREN IN RgFoaA
scHooLs.-C Chicago, Dec. 1.-The Supreme
Court Of this State has just decided that
there Is no power to confine u child in a re-
FORM school unless it has been convicted Of
crime. This decision will release a large
number Of children from our reform
schools.
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STANTON, Dec. 2.-Henry Harris Color
| ed, from Richmond, was found murdered
last night on the railroad track Mt the White
Sulphur Springs. Money was the object OF
the deed. Bill Ross (colored), of Salem,
was arrested, charged with the murder.
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The Saturday RegieU says: "The only
fact that can be predicted, with any degree
Of confidence, of many youths, is hat Proyi-
dence does not seem to have designed them
for anything in particular"
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Buffers War Views Repudiated by
President Grant.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO II DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.--Members Of Con
grcss report that the President will, in his
Message, repudiate the war views contained
in q recent speech Of Gen. Butler.
TREDEGAR.
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ROOTS o &c.

ITO. THE LADIES.
If YOU desire to have SIN essy-ftt!ng and FASH
ionable BOOT and SHOE, you must can az the
LADIES' BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM,
No. ais Broad street,
where you can find the most complete stosE OF
LADIES',
MISSES, and .,
CHILDEEh'S BOOTS and SHOES ~,
BOOTS, acknowledged to be the hsndsomest boot
ever introduced In this city. The prices are lovs
and determined not to be undertook n this mar.
kat, Gail at a. NJ. HARRIS'S,
No. AIS Broad street, between 4h and sth sts..
next door to Mrs. L. 2. Jonss's millinery store.
\ M 40 - a#.&.s +.
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STEAMDYEING ESTABLISHMENTS
y DYEING, sCoURISG, CLEANING, AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES attention given TO the
occurring OF carpets ana clesntng OF kid gloves.
Fancy dyeIng in any color desired. Full sausfac-
tion guaranteed. Call on
LEWIS LINNEMAN,
No. 40 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth,
Richmond, Va.
In addition to the above. I have recently estab.
lished a PRINTING DEPARTMENT., and will
print oil kinds OF silk and woollen goods. Sam
pies of my printing can be seen at my store.
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News from California

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.-The net pro-
ceeds of the Mercantile Lottery were $780,
1919.
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HAvAsA, Dec. 1.-The Home Govern.
ment yesterday accepted De Rodas's resig-
nation. He sails for Spain on the 20th.
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wINGo, Elicit s. CRUMP, 1908
w Main street. have just received = fresh
Rur;ton and Lace Boots. o!the nnest quality French
Kid. glove kid, Turkish morocco. &C.; also. INC
Nilsson Button Boot, isomething new tor
Always on hand a foil line OF Gents CaH lhand-
sewedI Boots and Caters, and q complete assert
ment Of farmers heavy goods. Give them . cal.
i po30
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~. -';tcmcut Of bonds issued TO the Pa
q &..,@."i Company. interest payable III
mtIry. shows totals Is follows:
,"i :.' outstanding. S6l,6lS, 49,: interest
.., awj not yet pad, 81 ,Gl5.4I0.S0:
'.,- yIl by The United States, S>.Slj,-
....', interest repaid hy transportation OF
...-. $-.il1, iiG.9j: balance OF interest
s.,'} he United states, SG,%97 .$Jl.Ji.
\ statement p:rpaicG hy the United
Treasurer for his private informa-
shows that the Government has paid
! .0~ luHdrd debt alone from March IL,
49,. - November Il, $50, in principal,
..m..'' and premium. 9ls4.9i2.1S, /; equal
~.-1 per day. The total premium
So. a.> hccn S21."ii $50, and interest,
81 ~H,'i1. on the purchase 81 $lJH. asa 81
. o.;ri states h"u0s since The 4th CT
i.aa. I-GI, uH Wh!ch day the Secretary Of
w., ~agy mad" his first purchases for
3" linking fund.
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amount i'm ;ir Treasury. $3.50
... a'"..n; II ;Ac Treasury
..iIuu.... "a.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.1
yERPo Dec. 2.-Noon.-Cotton quiet
sales, 10, 0u0 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2---EuentnJ-Cotton closed
dull; uplands, Cd; Orleans. 93d: sales. II, 900 bales,
including 1, 500 bales for export and speculation.
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CONFLICTING ACCOUNTS OF SUCCESS.
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KING w1LLIAm's OFFICIAL REPORT.
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a-. g.. deSt daring Tie past
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.

THE GRAND sORT1E FROM PARIS.
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mAxxaE aa2ELAEaENGz.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, DEC. 2, 1870.
inn rises 7.1a Moon sets........, 2.38
mn sets al High tIde.... lilo
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AME &. TAYLOR, ARCHER A. PHLEGEh,
Astp.General OF Va, Chtlstlausourg,
Richmond. Va. va.
TAYLOR & PHLEGER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
will practice In the courts OF Richmond city, the
Supreme Court of Appeals at Richmond, Wythe-
Vile, and Stanton, and the United States CourLa NJ
Richmond: also, in the courts of Montgomery and
Roanoke c%ouniic5.
Special attention given to collections.
Address firm either at Richmond or Chistlans-
burg.
Richmond Office !: Corner 10th and Capitol sts.
[de -6ml
KNATHIEU Il SONS FRESH TOMA-
Nl TOES and PEACHES, Family. Flour, best
Green and Black Teas, pure Rye Whtskey; nne oio
Cooling Wine, Gelstfne. Mincs Meal for naie 0Y
- WIN. 81. TATUM Family dfoee!.
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Tu statement of bonds issued To I!

N. .s, tf Den; -inCc NarCh l,
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rRou WARRINGTON.
Of Troops I'm Aiao"ma-sen-
mar Morton md the EnSa'sh Mia
contested Election Case, DC.

"s-, ri qat- II Il tho baltimore SUM-
~,<erox Dee. 1.-The AdmlniStra-
-..lc> 2 prompt aud authoritative de-
..." ,".. j. ~,our,Cnqnccd the occupation Of
>.gtr Capitcl Of Alabama with troops
Ill., ., ,hc Guhcrnatorial contest which
!'' s,,~ on between the incoming and
,. Ga,crnnr>, and says that no troops
." ~, rcd there for that purpose. and
..,h - did occupy The Capitol building
leon removed thcretrom. 1t Is not
...,,,io0fnusr the troops, it iSarerred,
. ~, ,,>f> where they are called upon
.r. .Nu authorities 10 assist IN preScry-
$50. .:,ry j. revived that the English mis-
.o.uu not he GllcI Until aitcrt'le Indiana
>E..:rc a&iOurn>. when VIII be about
.; ri March. Wacn. senator Morton
...f.l ana so 10 London. Such a
nr.IG insure the selection of Il Re-
~ senator by appointment OF the Co.
..-. Us The sessions "i Inc Legislature
.,.. Ha.u'.
ri .A,liGiaut General Robert VIII
t. ;. 4. has renowned his intcn-
.,-; .u.u- from the army, though 4
... ,.,r. tie WIS 0N the point OF ten
hi, r~r>l-aat;ou with the intention OF
AN active pat in Virginia politics.
d. .u-.1 >tuca,k to-day has authorized
,. J. :u1Iirtn committee OF his district TO
Isl, u4wr in issuing notice of contest
, .t.f lamuhcli 81 his election TO Con-
.-... n..A.u- the basis ct contest the rcjcc-
.... the votes Of the inmates OF the sol
....' ..yl.m al Dayton.
III. statement IL the public debt, issued
~. the Treasury Department to-day,
1 ~ ~ q further decrease OF :. ,4to,S6 du-
rr- ne pat month, and the following to-
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COMMERCIAL.

CoEN AND FLOUR gxcuAEaE, ,
1!Csh0HD, Va, Dec. ., 1874.
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.".%3i, 3U>,ia; rs
.3!l. t,Ia5 -
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&lp4.0ta a>c Z"

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li,sSl,S 0s

s2,.lS els, Oh 80
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,r-. ,Gl>G INTEREST N CoIN.
. .:.Y 10y cent. S,i>.sI 500 90
..,str- cent. J.. -. ~. 40 90
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l.i.,ol,>!S 80
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SPAIN
MADRID, Dec. 2.-The yomito has en-
tirely disappeared.
I. FoREIGN MISCELLANY BY oABLE.
The Prussians have burned Charleville
because the Franc-tireurs fired upon them
as they approached the city.
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-. 40. l30. 1863 Us
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-02-08

The man who owns an orchard, the
limbs Of which have become moss- grown,
with dead branches, and thickened up
with water sprouts, can of course improve
and renew it and the time to attend to
such work is just as soon as the frost is
fairly out Of the ground and the sap COM
mcnces to circulate freely. Go to work
then with pruning saw and knife, cut a.
way all dead branches, shorten back all
long, ungainly, over-reaching limbs, cut
away all the water shots except where
one or more may be wanted to fill up the
form of the tree. Cover all the wounds
made by pruning with painting of gum
shellac. Scrape away all the old dead
bark and moss and wash the whole tree
in strong lye made from wood ashes.
Manure the ground well and pillow, turn
ing the first furrow light, say three inches
deep, toward the tree; then let the pillow
run deeper and deeper as you get away
from the tree until the last burrows are
at least ten inches deep. Sow corn or
peas broadcast harrow them in, and,
when they have grown one and half feet
high, pillow them under with a furrow three
inches deep, turning away from the trees.
Spread on ten loads of well rotted ma.
nure to the acre and one and a half BUSH
els ofplaster, Gypsum harrow thorough
ly and SOW turnips. In the fall, when
the turnips are fit to pull, pull the best
and pillow under the balance, turning the
furrow toward the trees From time to
time during the month of June the trees
should be watched, and any sprouts that
appear where not wanted should be rub
bed away.-Moore,S Rural.