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GLADEs HOTEL.
OAKLAND ". D.

h@@A~<h@'N ~ ~
A popular Summer Resort and Restina
Place for Travellers, on the B. d o. r K and
at the summit Of the AIle4henles.
aprle JOHN DALEY, Proprietor.
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ADDRESS cARDs written BY the Pen
man of the National Business College!
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THE City Council meets tonight.
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PEACHES, blackberries, green corn,
tomatoes and all other vegetable at
Harry Smiths, 100 Market street.
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Albert Lady on Saturday last was
found in Division street, deeply, deplor-
ably, deucedly, plainly drunk. He paid
81 and costs for il.
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BRowS 4 HTGGTNs
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TIE PERuLs OF FAsuIoN.-lt appears
that the periIs of fashion do not appertain
altogether to those well known and often
inveighcd-against infringments Of the laws
of nature, in the tashioning Of ladies' wear
ing apparel, but apply with equal force to
all Of the gcntler Sex, who, following in
the train of the tickle goddess, would fain
improve upon nature in the arrangement
Of their hair by adding thereto immense
prOtuhcranccs called switches, the exact
component parts Of which are known to
but few If any. For proof we quote from
the Lewiston, (Ae,,) Journal. That paper
says:
I'VE published u few days since an item
referring to the presence ofinseCts in the
bark switches so generally worn. Some
doubted the facts stated. We Gun assure
all doubling Thomascs that the tact was
even 50. A well-known physician Of this
city has shown US two Of the lo0thsome
creatures, which were found in q switch
of lady in Auburn, exhibited to him and
transferred 10 a glNSs vial, where they can
be seen with the naked eye. Under the
microscope their appearance is hldeous.
rchy have brown, pointed head, any
number of legs, and fIzz on the back, and
crawl along with wigglc something like
caterpillar. They appear to resemble the
centipede family. Tho lady who discov.
cred these had had trouble with her head
for some weeks, but did not OF first think
of her switch containing the cause. The
back of her head was punCtured and sore.
The insect appears 70 burrow in the head
like a wood.tick. The switch from which
these were taken had previously been
subjected to a half hours steamfng by,
the creatures were as lively as CriCkeis.
Another smaller kind has been found,
which skip along like Acas. Ladies may
well say, "Verily our back hair Is fearful.
ly and wonderfully made"
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The Nathan Murder.
Correspondence Of Cincinnati Comnrrcla.
NEw YoRE Aug1lgt I

Correspondence Of CindnndH COMMERCIAL.
New IoRK, August l.
MORE AND LATER sPEoULATIONS ABOUT
@'s', .." THE MYSTERY. '1'
Yesterday il was aSCertAincd that in
addition 10 the other plumber secured by
the rObber and murderer, he carried away
an old gold watch and several gold coins,
all 0fWhiCh were III Il I'LL in the sale.
From all the information gained up to
Il htc hour lust night, 1t is believed that
the detectives have made up their minds
pretty cOnclusively US to the individual
who committed tile murder, and that the
person, who Is now being closely watched,
will be arrested soon. The continual
search for the slightest trace Of blood or
other marks left by the murderer around
the house have proven utterly futile, and
not the slightest trace has been found out.
side the two rooms, save the "irOn dog"
Among the many tallACies, the statement
that The walls and ceiling Of the room
were stained with blood is the most un.
founded With the exception OF II few
drops Of .blOO,l OH the jams Of the door,
between the library and the room in
which Mr.. Nathan slept, and the large
pool of blood oil the floor Of the room
around Ithc body, no blood could be
seen, and there were no prints Of bloody
hands on the walls.
The physician says TINT the great guam
tity of blood proceeded from the scvering
Of the great artery on the temple Of MIR.
Nathan, and that ten chances TO one the
murdered man then fell and the murderer
was not stained with blood ut oil. A more
startling Gnct Is now apparent, or is said
to be, namely: That oil the wounds on
the head Of the murdered man do not up
pear 10 be inflicted by the "dog" alone.
one wound IN especial. that which nearly
divides the ear, being far wider than the
chiscl edge OF tic dog" 1t is thought
us the investigation proceeds, that more
than one man may have been in the room
ut the time Of the murder. .p,,.
Tho Coroner conducting tho inquiry
into the Nathan murder is universally
CONDEMNED. An evening paper says:
I'm tue Burdell murder the Coroner
spoilt all by his oiliciousness. lie so sur,
rounded aud sat upon aud mOnopolized
the case that lie kept all sllrewder In
ouirers at arms length, until the little in
dications and clues they might have OBJ
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TNRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPLY
II OF WHEELING,
CAPITAL, $780, 900.

.N DIRECTORS:
Samuel Mcclellan, George MendeI,
4. II. LokAn, ThOs. p. ShAllcross,
@. ". FIanZhelm, J. N. Vance,
J. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly.
Louis C. Stlfel,
This company now having been organized i've
years. and ID that time done successful business
IL still prepared to take risks at mir rates On
Buildings OF all kinds, Merchandise. MRnufActur.
Ing establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
CGFgOCs on the Western Rivers and Lakes. l'hls
company 0iCcrs superior Inducements TO Farm.
crs, whereby they can DO Insured on DwcllIuSr,
Furniture, Barns, aud contents FOR or 5yGu1i al
reduced rates. ThisDeing State Company With
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any company in the State; and
composed Of some nlnGty.iour stockholders, most
Of whom are among our best business men, re-.
commands Itself 70 the favorable consideration
Of the InsuruG public, and SolcIts their patron
ago. Applications for insurance will DO prompt,
u attended, to ut their oilco, No. % MollFOG ST.,
or at their several agcnces throughout tho State.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, l'rcGi1UHt.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
e. 81. C0EN, SeC'y.
D. C. DICK, Asst SCc'y. ESbi9
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nR.yCu OFFICE, CLAHKSDURG WEST VA.
an. John. DAVIS, Y, $. SPATES,
President Vice President.
nrPrusSrg ny pEHAlsaroN.

REFERgNCR ny PERMISSION.
Hon YIN. +. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
Il. l.. berkshire, Judges nprGin. Court Of
- James d Brown. y NWAAh u WGsiNA.' !
J. j. JRcksuIl, Dr.. Judge al u. y. DlsIriCt
Court, ". Va.
" u. b. T. FTn4wOrth, President OF Senate,
West Va.
A, WurnInguF, member Senate.
.Iacnh Il0rnbrnOk, l'rcst. West Va. lns co.
Jarub NJ. Bichcl, Vice l'rCSt.
Caleb IlOggrss, Attorney, ClnrkshnrG, W. Va
Samuel WO0dE, Plillippt,
H.R. Davis, Senate. .MlMUrnl county. y =
j. N. Camden, President Of First National Bank,
rArkCrshnrg.
Aud the allowing members Of the House Of Dele
gates Of Nest Nlr:sinln:
GI0a. Is. ii. Smith, Kanawl.a county.
O. q. burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WetZGl
Nathan GOfI, Hatrisnn
Joseph Tutcr, nArlmpr
K. N. Ill., Marion
James lICrvey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
" r. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BranROn, Lewis
" Floyd Nicely, DOdtlridge
]. 7. BOwycr, Putnam
j. 8. Wilkinson, Lincoln %
- n - 81 t4ltSI
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. UsTABLISHED IN NEW. YORK,
II juno, lsil-PitabGrgh, l%f9.
The Mercantile Agency.
r.. &. DUN s. 60,
Gategi Douglass = c"o
Us, &c 4 o. Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
GEO: WALLENBROC Manager.

. .
This Establishment supplies, 10 Subscribers
uulyI all necessary information Az tOtha standing
responsibility, etc, Of Merchants, Traders, Man.
QiActurpFS, Public Companies, etc., throughout
the United StatGs, their Territories, aud British
North AInsyiCa.r rg.
It'll th6 oldest, and by far the most complete
sud 6StenSiVehyStGm BVer organized for the &C.
GOmmodatlOn OF Banking aud Mercantile inter-
este, and fht the general promotion and prOIec'
tIOn OF Trade. .Nla
The Branch and Associate Offices are:
DUN, BARLOW b COS New York.
r. @. DUN 4 Co, Philadelphia.
f. RUSSELL : CO., Boston.
il, 6, DUN Il co.. Baltimore.
i, O. DUNiS CO., Pittsburgh
EtRuS4ELL = CO., Portland
RIG, Dun 3 CO, Buffalo.
RI q. DUMB CO., Cleveland,
RIO. DUN & CO, Detroit.
r. q. Dun i CO., Chicago.
K. @. DUN Il CO., Memphis.
r. @. DUN + CO., Milwaukee,.
L, @. DUN 4 co., New Orleans
K. @. DUN & CO., Charleston
r. @. DUN q CO., Richmond,
K, DUN = CO., Louisville.
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re DUN d CO.. Toledo.
X. G. DUN & CO., Hartford.
q. G. DUN i CO., Norfolk, Va.
4. @. DUN & CO., Rochester, N. Y.
K. G. DUN s CO., San Francisco.
CANADA..DUN, WYMAN + CO., Montreal.
DUN, WYMAN J. CO., Halifax. Dun, WYMAN
/ CO., Toronto.
ENGLAND...R. q. DUN II co, London.
AUSTRALIA.-.R. q. DEN e CO., Melbourne.
Debts Collected and Legal business attended
tn throughout the North American Continent.
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.oIlCe over Religious Book House, south sldt
Monroe street, Wheeling, West Va,
IT JACOB u0RNBROOK, PrUs't.
JACOB N. BICKEL, Vice Prrs't.
|. II. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
y. q. MCC0LLOClI, Asst SGc'y. mrl
DEABODY INSURANCE COMFY,
L AT WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAPITAL, $12O,OpO.
With tho privilege of increasing tho same to
GOU,0O0 dollars.
DrRECrORs:
William Bailey. Alonzo Lorlng,
DR.. Wm, j, Bates, A. NJ. Adams,
Andrew j, PannOll. Jamcs +. BArnes,
Henry SAmm, Thomas Hughes.
A. J. Cecil,
This Company having been fully organized, j.
now prepared 70 take risks At Mlr rates on Bu ld.
Ings Of all kinds Merchandise, Manufacturing
Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats,, aud Cur,
goes IN the Western Rivers and Lakes, also 10
Issue perpetual policies on Dwellings and Stores.
This Company being composed mostly Ol our
leading business men, recommends ttSelf 10 the
favorable consideration OF the insuTilg public,
aud EOliCItR their patronage. Applications for H.
yurance will he promptly attended Ito Ut their
Office, BAILEY'S BLOCK, No. 10d Market street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, preH't
..j ALONZO L0RISG, Vice lTcS't
n. Z. ARTHUR, Scc'y
", II, AGNEW, Asst Sec'y.
S, o. DURDATS, Solicitor. OclS
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.ucr,,A without precedent In this country or
" II. EnrOp0. ti
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WEST VA. INSURANCE. COMFY

Takes risks at the lowest rates on Buildings Of
all kinds, Furniture, Household GOpds, MrrclHh
disc and Goods in Transit 800. rH
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INVOLVEMENT OF TIE FItESB;
The many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twenty years, and the nu.
merouB important surgical operations performed
by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters Of
Tie sun and many OtlsE papers, notle0g QfwhlCh
have appeared as1in and again bGDrt on publ c,
beGldGS his standing al q geltlemAn 81 6AlfaetCF
and responsibility, is AGdfticlent guam q ths
afflicted.
mRFlB - HT g. N
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Comments of tho sunday Papers.

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mat eltnsr q snp I ;sS,1a Gsy ,h !" S's
DtOt6er ue.eCHFSS al" Ivy" , ,aonts5i"
murderer waS "na u "nTIc' ~ . .,a,nan",i,'
because ne nu NC'H Su s MINI, 's'U ~ Luz
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fingers on Tue w"'S'VS"' ,, "'V ao S1 800
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FINANCIAL.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
IM AdE..
OF WEST VIRGINIA, At WHEELING.

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF WEST VIRGINIA, AT WHEELING.
Capital Paid in, ~ 100000.
This Bank Is prepared to do Legitimate Bauk.
Ing Business Deals In Gold, Coupons, Bonlln,
Commercial Paper and Bills OF Exchange Inter.
given 10 collections. ..... rf.
j. N. Vance,, John Handlan,
l.. s. Delaplain, E. ]. Stone,
4, WIison Kelly, ". S. GosRor,
'. j. J.NEi,so NV VANcE, President.
FIRsT NATIONAL BANK
-,...r. or WHEELING.
Designated Depository y. s.
CAPITAL. .........."........... $SD, go ~
.SURPLUS....... .....,..,,....,.,,.,,, 5s,UUV.
Money received on deposit Exchange bought
and sold,
Collections madO and proceeds promptly rO.
mIttcd.
Interest on Special Deposits nj the rats Of -Four
Per Cent per Annum whUrO tho deposit remains
six months, and Five Per Cent II for OHr year.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturers, Bank
GEs and others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for RalO III sums tn suit,
4 constant supply Of new Fractional Currency,
and I, 2, . and &c coin kept Tor the ACCOuimOtlA'
tlOu Of dGposltOrs aud the public.
GEO. X. WHEAT, Pres't.
GEO. ADAMS, CaSh'r, ILL., Hi.
D. O. LIST, GIRSoN LAMB, ROB MORRISON
HENRY X. LIST, Jos. BEYBOLD.
'P NNK OF WHEELING,
T-T. WHEELING, ". va.
Dsals In Bills Of RAchanHe, Government Bonds,
Stocks, Gold, Commercial Paper, aud all NCgO'
table Securities.
rsly- SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO coll
LECTlONS.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits, Four pei
cent IIcr aunum six mouths, aud lVN ptr cent
''' '"' 49, DC. LIST, President.
GIBSON LAMB, Cashier.
JOSEPH SEYB0LD, Asst Cashier.
mnr3
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

BALLOON ASCENSION. King, the BoE-
ton nronaut, assembled in his bal loon
from the fair grounds in Barton, in this
State, at 3 ?. m, on Wednesday Of last
week, and landed (aIter passing over
Northern Vermont aud New Hamp-
shire) in the town Of Byron, Oxford
Co, aiaine, quarter past six. This beats
railro ad speed, although he oyercame
heavy grades, having been three to four
miles high and above the summit Of
the White Mountains. All the noun
tains and many of the lakes Of North
ern Vermont, New York, New Hamp-
SHIRE and Maine, and Of the lower part
of Canada, were brought into the range
Of vision, as were also the Atlantic
ocean and the st Lawrence river. He
landed safely and returned to Boston
via Portland.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

Nealecg - rgevpf Gypr posr
some Ct the papers afe properly call
ling attention oftovns b thc very gcn
cral neglect ofthrir legal duty Is pro
vide gui3c-po~ts at the corners Of higb
way which neglect S not only an
noying to travellers. bat o0enumes
causes delays which result Is serious
damage % the business of individuals
We think towns would De held legally
liable is any suits which might be in.
shtutcd for such damages besides being
mulctcd ID the regular dnes provided
Tor by statute Ii Is the law of this
State that every town shalt erect and
maintain ~guidcposts on the highways
an other ways, aud that the select.
men at every annual meeting shall
submit . report 81 an the places ia
which guidcposts are located Or ought
TO be erected Tho peoalty for ruius,
ing or ~ncglecting to make such a re.
port is ten dollars. The town
which neglects 70 maintain proper
guide-posts is liable in the sum Of five
dollars FOR every month Il 90 neglccts
in each caso.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

tins Doc AND WoLr" The New
York Observer OF this week has the fol-
lowing story for the times
LOUIS Napoleon started ont a month
ago TO hunt tie Prgssians. lie prom
ised to overhaul them and 10 be in
Berlin before this time. His position
at this moment reminds us Ct little
storyl
a man bought n dog to hunt
wolves, a great dog celebrated for his
pluck and speed. He set out one fros-
ty morning with bis dog, who soon
tracked a wolf and put off for him at a
tremendous pace. The owner travelled
on as fast as be could, and coming to a
wood chopper he asked him il be had
seen a dog and a wolf pass that way
He said lie had.
"Well, how was it?" asked the man.
1T was pretty much MP and tuck,
said the wood chopper but If any
thing the dog was i lcetlc ahead"
The fact is the vol seems 70 be chas
ing the dog iast now
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

CLERK or THE HousE. We are pleas
ed to know that the expected contest
for the clerkship Of the House has been
postponed indefinitely, Mr. Newell re.
firing from the field in favor of Mr.
Camp, and thus accepting the Office OF
First Assistant Clerk from Mr. Camp
The Burlington Free Press Of Monday
lust, says:
The Freeman viii be glad to learn
that the expected contest over the
clerkship will not take place. Messrs
Camp and Newell met in this city last
week, and compromised their differ
ences; and Mr. Newell has withdrawn
as a candidate for the Office, with the
understanding hat in the event of MIR
Camps election, he will receive a re-
appointment as First Assistant, This
arrangement is honorable to both par
ties, and will, We venture to say, be ex-
ceedingly acceptable to the Legisla
ture.
We congratulate both parties and
the members Of the House more thar
either OF these gentlemen at this hap
Ply contamination, by which the yalua-
BILE services of both Mr. Camp and Mr.
Newell are secured to the State. Ii is
4 combination ht to be made. and the
people are the GATHERS by this treaty Of
peace and amity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

WNDHAM CouNrY Counr The Sep
TENDER Term Of tue Windham County
Court convened 1T Fayetteville on
Tuesday Of Inst week. with Hon James
Barrett MS presiding Judge, aud Hon
r. T, Butterfeld and Hou O S. How.
ard, Assistant Judges. Eighty-one
new cases were entered upon the dock
ct Of this tenn, and upon the calling Of
the old docket twenty-seyen cases were
set down for trial by jury. On Thurs
day afternoon the Grand Jury came
into Court, and reported that they had
found eleven true bills OF indictment,
and, having completed their lobors,
were discharged
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AEr1lr III eklEL

W. lasm hat tbs friends q Lataa
10 Greene. E editor oitbe Wood
stoek standaF8 wlu present thai gen
temau a. a suitable candidate 'eF The
omcg n Secretary q the ssnate-au
oace unfortunately leig yaeapt by tho
ds.ermjnAilon Il Hon Henry Glars 81
RauaBi 60 place himself n TIE hands
II h,s friends 10 serve tbem ia tie
Congress o. The United States We
SAY yacaat- although We understand
BE has lately reconstructed Bis decision
70 give TIE people ofthe First District
q Vermont the benefit q his iuinitise
knowledge Of wool, metal and marble,
IS a service in the lower branch q
Congress but this win net perelude
bis bong q formidable competitor iOr
The seat Il Senator Morrill, 10 1871. an
less II tbe meantim me tie office 81 Pres.
ident u the United State mas be as
signed to Yermouts noblest sou Mr.
Clark has served the Vermont Senate
with singular dcvotedness aud 6xed-
ness Of pm pose aud Senators ought
not longer 10 ask him 10 labor in such
an Inferior capacity when be has So
loud a cali 20 90 up higher. We pre-.
sumo they viii not insist hat he should
longer " stick, unless hespecially begs
that they shall 50 Insist. We could
hardly be reconciled to the loss Of our
friend Cluk's inimitablo services as
Secretary, did we not realize that man
is mortal and must AZ last die and that
this world must then move on without
him.
It is perhaps but lust to add that
Mr. Greene, the new candidate for cler-
ical honors, is every way competent to
serve the Senate acceptably as Secre-
tary. He is a fine, ready and accurate
writer, thoroughly conyersant with
clerical duties-haying been clerk o.
the Woodstock Railroad corporation
since its organization; keen Of percep-
ton aud quick in action. He is a gen
ial and courteous gentleman OF un.
blemished reputation, and possesses
tho entire confidence Of his friends anc
acqnaintauees. We know Of no one
who would be inclined TO ask the place
that we could moro cheerfully and con.
fdently recommend for the position, al
combining all tho old-time requisite.
Of honesty, fidelity, and capability, w,
trust Senators may be disposed to d
la creditable thing for themselves,
beneficial thing for the State, and al
honorable thing for Mr. Greene, b,
+ electing that gentleman Secretary 0
tn Senate. -[Green Mountain Free
man.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

The convention Of railroad men, re-
presenting the three principal Compel
ing ialroad lines from New York west.
which was IN session at New York for
several days. | st week, was obliged to
adjourn without accomplishing its prin
cipal object, which was the increase Of
rates for the transportation Of western
freight The reason was That d rival
line making shipments from Boston.
by way Of the Vermont Central and
Grand TrUnk roads, to Detroit, and
thence by various lines 10 the West and
South, has made contracts With large
shippers for a year ahead, at cheaper
rates than those asked from New York,
and Il vas feared that,it the rates were
further increased, Western business
would desert New York for Boston
The latter city which usually looks very
sour wbeu Western trade and business
aro talked abont, Is, Of course, quite
Jolly over the state d affairs inst nov
existing
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

Rome has fallen, and the temporal
power 81 the Pope Is end,d. The Iud.
ian troops assaulted tic city Wcdues
day last, They affected eu entrance
through tie porta Pm. Tho Papal
Xouaves made some resistance, but fell
back before the steady advance Of the
Italians The lighting lasted half an
hour. II was stopped by bis Holiness.
who ordered The white flag to he hoist
cd Tie city Was then occupied with
ont any further opposition The news
OF the fual contamination Of The unity
Of Italy created the widest excitement
in Florence.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

4 Bio Rvs AZ B~ILiAaps Tie
brothers Dion played a game Of $50
points, American caroms, ia New York
on Tuesday uigLt Of last weekin which
Joe made one 81 tie biggest runs On
record Play began at ten minutes
past 3, aud AZ nire the brothers stood
even at 80, Cyrile breaking on ap
easy caroin. joe took the cue aud, by
skiIlfuily collecting the balls IN the
lover lef hand conner q the table,
succeeded. by delicate manipalations,
in scoring $40. which gave him the
honors ofthe evening Tue game oc-
eupied only eighty minutes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

NaW Sngna PiEoEs specimens Of a
new coinage Of the denomination Of
ten. twenty-five aud hAy cents, have
Just been struck III the United States
Mint ia Philadelphia. Three different
specimsas " these have bean submit
led 10 tho treasury department ioF ap-
proyal The standard value 81 the new
con- . reduced t0 oorrespond - actual
galas wih 3 Wew % its Immediate nee.
instead q Ac tea. twenty-five and fifty
cent notes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

The failure q the dry goods commits
sion house o. Francis Skinner & Co, Of
New York aud Boston. was announced
Monday Of last week. With liabilities AZ
over four million dollars and assets es.
tirnated at about City cents on a dollar.
Outside epecalations DID il. Their in
debtedness is held ~ New England
manufacturing companies and Boston
aHks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-09-27

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