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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-17
BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.



Meteorological Record.
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"ai'T a' feet above Lake Champ lain -.' i''
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.....- f,,.-s.. men Istt g card u79a f5. door Of
5-.-,s-, u business v..h the f5il5ui1- UNIQUE
.,.-,..-s-...- 81. G ~. e., h-e4f,.,,.
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.-....-. 49,.
,Ais city on Weiaes lay, ,,araa Isl. The present
county c5mu.s s.ae-. NJ. Naaaus5er, Las served
8 siar,e yelr 10 general satisfaction, and we have
heard oe Do desire AMONG temperance men for
any other saJji.e.
D~'1A '-.'.--' -''-'e me 1's' Oh ~ year
neN -'- Teen sci 's,.1= IN l''' cry
ia the mAnai-a.1.e OF n'1'la'' by W. x. WAY
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Surgical Operations,
For the Curs ii CROSS Ky ~. CN-i ,RACr,
Sc. skilltully performed.
&nantial.

These bonds are secured, mt by First N 1rtzage
on the Railroad itself, its rOlling-st ok. and all
equipments second, by First Mortgage on its en-
tire Land Grant. being more than twenty-five
thousand Acres Of Land to each mile of Road.
the Bonds are free from United states Tax; the
Principal and Interest are payable in Gold-the
Principal at the end Of Thirty years and the Inter
es; semi annually, at the rate OF sEyES ASDTHREg
lEsrHs PER CENT per aunum.
They are issued 10 denominations Of $50, 500
81 40, $3.50 and 5000
The Trustees under the Mortgage are Messrs. Jay
Cooke, Of Philadelphia, aud J. Edgar Thompson,
President OF the PeRnsylyania Central Railroad
Company.
These Northern Pacific 7-3l Bonds will st all
times before maturity, be receivable AT Tx PER
CEST. PREMIUM COR 10, IN exchange for the Com
pany's lands at their lowest cash price
In addition TO their absolute safety. thsse Bonds
yield income larger, We believe, than any other
hrstclass security. Persons holding United States
says can, by converting them into Northern Pa
cifcs, increase their yearly income one third, and
still nave 4 perfectly reliable investment.
Row To GET TnEM-YOur nearest Bank CT
Banker will supply there Bonds in any desired
amount, and of any needed denomination Pers Us
wishing to exchange stocks or other bonds for these
can do so With any OF our Agents, who will allow
the highest current price for ALL MARKETABLE Sc
| oURITIEs.
Those living in localities remote from Banks, may
send money, or other bonds. directly 10 Us by ex-
/ press, and will end back Northern Pacific
Bonds at own risk. aud without cost 10 the in
/ weston. For further information, pamphlet, maps,
etc, cal on or address the undersigned, or any OF
the Bank Bankers emp OS ed TO sell tn = Oan.
JAY COOKE s. CO..
Financial Agent.
| Subscriptions received by
MORGAN, KEENE & MARVIN,
p Wall Street. New York,
General Agents,
V. p. MOVES. Banker, Burlington, Vermont,
q. ". M0oDhoCSE, Cashier
Local Agents.
jan27 deod&w3mo
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-17

RAILROAD MEEING.-A meeting Of the COM
missioners of the Northern Vermont and Lake
Champlain Railroad was held at the Van Ness
house in this city Wednesday afternoon Besides
the commissioners-who are n Parker and
F. u. Van Sicklen of this city E H. Lane and
l. b. Howe ofJericho. A. J. Crane and F. c.
Kennedy of Colchester L. N Williams and D.
II. Mscomber Of Essex \. o. Humphrey and
N. Hapgood Of Underhill P. K. Gleed of
Morrisyille and C. S. Page of Hyde Park-there
were number Of gentlemen present from seve-
raj Of the towns interested in the construction Of
this road. Some remarks were made by Carolus
Noyes Of the Board of Trsle of this city, Messrs
Gleed, Page and others, setting forth the need and
the advantage of the construction of this road
An estimate was presented made by Mr.. Hale,
one Of the constructing engineers of the Vermont
Central, which placed the cost Of constructing
the twenty miles Of track from Essex junction
to where It can join the Lamoille Valley road in
Cambridge, at 100000 per mile. including
bridges ties, rails, and every thing complete for
the cars, but not including land damages.
The secretary was instructed to procure blanks
f3rsrbsoriptons for the use the commissioners,
who are 90 make report to a meeting of sub
sc-iters to be called when 80 shares Of the
stock are tatea up.
MONTPELIER -ASNIvERsAR HOP.-A grand
ball is to take place At the popular hotel of II.
II. Bishop, in Montpelier, on the eve of Wash
ington's Birthday. February Dist. Hough's
Qaalrille Band Of Lebanon, n. H.. will furnish
the mnsie The supper will be a handsome al
fair. and the VI Central Road will carry to and
from for fare one way. or course there will be
a large and CAV c-.nnanv ON The oceasion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-17

Can have their hair restored to it. natural color,
ana ift has fallen ou., create a growth by its
use.
It is the hes. HAIR DRESSING in tie world,
making lieless stin brashy hair heilthy, soft aud
glossy.
Price Sl.oJ. For sale by all dra -s,sts .
2 p. HAIL & Co. N2shca. y. Il, Proprietors.
feb3 WIN
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SAMUEL RICF,s ESTATE.

sTATEOF vr2~,'f. The Hon. the Pro
,,,.-.,- 80 ,,, .,. bate Court for the DE-
''- " III -'' trict Of Gnitteudeu;
To the heirs and all persons Interested in the es
tate OF samuel Rice, late of Nestford, ia sad
district, deceased.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-17

We see it stated that President Angel Of the
University Of Vermont, has again been offered
the presidency ofthe University Of michigan. We
understand however, that President Angel will
decline this second invitation .N0nipslier
U'licaHa1-
We SIRE deeply painei to say tha; the above,
though true when written, is not the whole
truth President Angel did a week ago de-
cline q second tender Of the presidency of Mishi-
gan University, with an offered increase Of
salary over the former offer. Since then a third
ofsr Of the position has been made by telegraph, on
such terms that it has been accepted by President
Ausell-.le acceptance TO take effect at the
eal o.. the acliemical year in our University,
in August next We could make no announce
ment which would be received with greater
sorrow and concern in this community. and
among allta. friends OF. the University of Yer
mont
G.. 7 EuouoS.-La l!ott Lodge l. o. Of Il.
a. No. 3D. The tallosing officers were duly in
stalled February D., hy Deputy C " ct Bro
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mason - iiA,ILIN OCTAVE. COUPLER
n4-rvr-. lax q f---r


Superior 60 other octave cl1pers n uo-e perfect &C
ton, aud freed ~ from liability - -s- ont o. order.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-17

Air.s.i-u SD ee-t Reserved Seats cents.
Sale Ct Iiekets viii commence ON Monday, Eel.
9th. at . o'clock % m 40 Reads Music store.
folders ct mewhership tickets must preseut them
ia orcor u procure checks ior reserved seats.
D ors open at Concert to commence a. 7.i5
o'clock
Arra7g sreuts have seen mlto for HALf FARE o.
the Rutland b r..
Per order Of Lecture Committee
Feb ltlSWtf
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WILLING TO BE JUDGED,
BOTH as 70 TIE
Quality and Cheapness

Of their work, ly tie.- LOWEST PRICED sty le,
which they now oder FOR 500. price Sd low thst
makers with less facilities confess inability % make
anything worthy for such + price FIFTY STYLES,
so. S65. 500, St2j. = 80, 100. 70
$40. 5000. to $1,000 each.
A New Catalogue, with t c-lrt Illustrations
from Photographs, iul information as o. Points OF
Superiority, Pecu.arities ~ Construct o., ami re
ducsd prices sent free.
Fer sale in Darlington hy \. V. POWERS, corner
Church King sts frs; corner south Of Post Once.
\ -o-d stock constantly On hand.
MASON n HAMLIS ORGAN CO.,
10 FREMONT STREET.
Tu-Hlw
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JEREMIAH FRENCn's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon. the Probate
,,,-r.- - - Court for the District
To oil persons Interested in the estate Of Jeremiah
French. late OF Burlington, in said District,
Ia.e-..L
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-17

a. A. UHyes n D. state As~ayer ~ assschu o.
s-tts, prllluuees Hairs SiciIau ul.r Remover al
cii' eut preparation for cleansing the SKIN Of TIE
mead, promoting the growth, and restlnz the Cr :.
nal color a the hair VIXEN it has BECOME gray.
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No NJ IN d Nc M NJ y
y. W 20 w 4 r = .
BURLINGTON. IT.

Being now uuch Che largest manufacturers % this
class % Instruments in the world, tire Mason Ham
I'm Organ Co. are enabled q, employ ingenious and
expensive ma 90 ine-y. ami % avail themselves Of
the most perfect system oi division 90. LABOR % an
extent which would 1- Dbl. practicable in q smaller
business. g. these means the utm1s. perfection is
secured In every detail, with = itest economy Of
production. They thus enabled o. offer the hest
instruments they have Ulade and this az prices
Of Inferior work 's11 they respectfully ask alter
ton 10 the Refused prices, announced within lew
weeks and The new ard elc-ln; styles introduced
thLs seA.lu. IhcY 40
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sIR.f .H'ESS EFsBE IT,
BURLINGTON, Vt.

All Diseases OF the EYE. CATAR2I, DEAF
NESS, DISCHARGES from the EAR, NOSES in
tie READ. THROAT AFFEC TIONs, CONsUMP-
TON, ASTHMA. LIVER and KIDNEY COM
PLANTS GENERAL and NERVOUS DEBILk
TY, sid all CHRONIC, G3sCURE AMI DEBIL-
lTATING DISEASES.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-17

/. the ,ussssry-r saw d.ro copy the surmise
o.. cur Charlotte correspondent. that the new
Court House hai qaie,ei excitement on the
Grand List question in this city, it would have
been simply fsir1 copy also our accompanying
explanation hat the Grand Lis. question Dies
Mt. anI .arr-t. aH.ct The Court Hluse
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-17

lvHrEHALL-Saturdsy night two barns be-
long ing to Phineas Benjamin. a farmer, east Of
the village, were destroyed by FIRE; loss $500,
insured 5000.
On Monday afternoon the annual charter
election was held at the new village hall No
republican nominations were made. and the op-
position made clean sweep.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-02-17

STATE OF VERMONT, } To all persons col.
- - fcerned in the estate OF
D'sli'i1i % CHI END''' - George Dunlop. late
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.FutOmnfic EseiIO,rS S.reW,
Mason ! IIamiin VoN iiumana,


sELF-ADJUsTING CENTRE PRESSURE REED
VALVES
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Foreign EtcfnS.

Gortscllakoff has had long interview
with Emperor william. OF, Germany, and
subsequently.wita Bismark. The subject
is unknown.
President Theirs refuses to modify his
ultimatum to England, regarding the COM
merclal treaty between the two countries.
Tie English Cabinet has held live co ,,i
ellis within the past week, 'oretfn po'lcy
being the main subject under discussion.
The Reorganization OF The EuSIlsh army
is RAPIDLY progressing, the regiments being
nh hrounht to war standard, together
with an immense accumulation Of war MAJ
telial.
The Baron Haltzgetham is forming anew
Ministry for Austria. Hallzgetham, was
Minister of France in Count Petockrs ga
binct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

Among the frauds just uncarthorcd IN
Nrw lnrk j. found the payment OF 95V,ooV
Irra >jnelc copy Of the Bible for the use OF
'ha Eo1rd Of Aldermen. 1t seems an ORDER
"a u.c ~ The Board for Il cnry was con-
"rU"d. Tor The purpose OF makin@ Job icr
rmyhu,lv into ~ order IN have Il spccia'
ucir. copy printed and il was done &C.
suidluciy. and was lat take, Judging
''"in The pticC charged.
Ia" Central Presbyterian church or
Hfo"AIln hes i.eCn disposed Of TO an a>so-
,',I;on e ministers and layinen represent
H., Al. denominations -tor Use in the educn-
ruu oi lay Christians in church TCrs.
>'""rtl eminent lecturers have been St.
cured, inrluh;ng Professor McCosh, OF
tincc'nn tcIl"ge.
y" mil manufacturers of the Atlantic
ri a"> have decided TO advance the prices
~ per cent. IN consequence OF the loss ot
"'."rt r., ~ The Chicago fire.
lbrcc men were huricd hy the fall OF an
GlirHkmrut in Williamsburg Monday.
!Hr"h b'ttman was killed the others seri-
u u injured.
General sherman will soon leave THIS
"''n'ry on his pleasant tour Of inspection
81 he military Notifications in Europe.
The paper mills Of Freeman & Barnett,
ucT l'oIt WAYNE, Ind. have been burned.
L''s. -, 900 Insurance light.
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7}irhnond nispatth,
.,rxrSpNY..... .NoNhM'hN y '''''

rs,rSrs.--Thc yearly meeuhg
NE7u'r, FRIENDS, embracing the meet
NJ NTlH"Wt. .,,, ltud ani Virginia, c'osed It's
uG> II y, Thursday last, at their mouse,
,r,sioo> - rn,,w and Monument streets.
.NrlI {" ,n.r was larger than usual. n
i.hr !" ,;nr, pa'uXcnt, was cStan'tSbru
~ men, rontv, Md. Answers 10 inc
q h'' ,',ics were read from The sl1hordi-
Me-" 1,,,;;,<rs bringing into view the rei'-
r'f ne ,'5.,ior ct the membership. fp's-
.l|i''',,,,.. YEARLY mC cilnGS oil LONDON,
H@> .I'"> "w Tucllnd, New York, North
4@'n'' ONO Indiana. Western Iowa,
tlr'a''' wore read and answered. Inc
np ~ ,,er,cral Eristic was also read II
J'nV. " w. annually issued hy that meeting
a@ ,..,l. in al pats of the world Tor
!" ,r,,, hundred wears, and is highly
W.. -. tI,r church for its practical teach
'."'" christian doctrine. Delegates
i.- '' ,'.,,infrd 10 hc present at tho open
N'' "t,.., yearly meeting next year III
'' ,,.,nIth state there - member
= ~" nsl Friends. Interesting ana
'Nt. '...,. rrporiS were read from stand
..r.i.,rr, u,on education III Norm
.. ,,.t,r. rNtorcd population. IN
,,l '-,,nyr4i education ut The South.
~. ,.,.,,.,,...t of John Griffith, OF frruc-
,.,.,,. Va. WAS rcad-a prominent
..,U,. ~.,,irt,. who died last year NJ
' .,.,..rd are at unctN.two. lhcfc
,...... >rrI.ly aggregate increase OF mem
,,.i,Ih, society since 1860. The M
., numGrls has been mostly III the
81. .r.i It~;. The missionary WORK ot
-....r nss not been ~ extensive as "
-.;'., IT, cartier days. the ilrtd OF IL
.,...,,>sHr the freedmen and Indians.
.. ,',\,rp, Madagascar, india, ana
,..,n IN. Friends have tour COLLEGES
..r. ,r,r hoa;lin.->rhool> III the
. >r.,..>. h,si,tc> Organized systems OF
.,.a; rn.a.l day schools, and they
....,,r Ivtnf> tive thousand children III
.. -,'..J.h schools Baltimore sun.
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Mormon Affairs:
THE MAYOR OF SALT LAKE BalLED-DlV0RC
CASES PENDING.

TIE MAYOR or SALT LAKE BAILED-DlV0RCE
CASES PENDING.
SALT LAKE CITY, October 5f.-Danicl II.
Wells. nIlvor of this city, who was arrested
on charge of murder, has been admitted
TO haI In $50, UC0 for his appearance TO
% an>t.ci..
Many cases Of divorce and allmony are
pending in the courts. In one case The
ninth wife is the plaintiff.
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DETERMINED TO
CRUSH PoLYGAMY.
WASHINGTON, October 81. Il CORE
spondcncc has passed between the Federal
q yernmcnt and the officers Of the Govern
mcnt in Utah which indicates the deterll1-
nation of the j;cncrai GoTernlucnt TO british
noty u:rIly,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01
COMMERCIAL
Coax AND FLouH EXCHANGE, 4
RIcfrMoap. VA. October 81, 1s7i- :

RrcmMoap. VA. October 81, ls7l
] OFFERINGS.
I Wheat White. sss bushels. Red. iss hnshets
LII Goyn ste as2 bushels. Yellow, 2e2 bushels.
Aeal,-7o bashela. sssss
i, " ss sas at si1s for prime
Wheat Red--1ss bushefs-at SI.75 for prime,
*iss Tor fair. sLso for common.
ew 1sc s SO bushelsat nc; for common
oats.-2so bushcls-as 5sc. for good spring, SOC,
| tor very good spring.
RR-Rx HBtrED.
Whsnt W hite. leo bushels.
Corn.-Whites 30 bushels. ,q.. ..
RBMAHEs. -
The offerings OF grain on 'Change to-day were
very light. This was owing to the fact that there
ID no freight train on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for Richmond ON Mondays, and more
over, the absence Of great many farmers from
nome because or the Fair interferes with ship
mcnis. There was no change to-day in the prices
OF wheat from those ruling on the preceding day.
Corn and oats unchanged.
AS there are good many growers Of produce
now In the CITY, they and the other visitors to the
air generally are invited to call into the Ex-
change from Oh A. NJ. to 1oi A. NJ, and see with
their own eyes how business 10 done. They win
see that there Is fair aud open competition for
produce, and that strict record OF transactions
lopen TO The examination OF ALL is kept and ex-
biblted.
/ The impression has been disseminatd to some
extent That 1elers of grain cannot sell the pro-
duce consigned TO them anywhere exceut on
'Change. This is gross INTERPRETATION. The
commission merchant can sell where he peases,
either on 'Changc or outside OF 1t, wherever he
finds 1T to the best interest or his patron, but the
Exchange presents 10 him the largest field of
competition and the best opportunity Of meeting
all the bufers, and as consequence The best
chance OF getting the highest market price. Let
tho farmers visit the Exchange; they will be
cordially welcomed.
The Exchange Is in the Columbian Block cor
ner of Thirteenth snd Cary streets. The new
room Is well worth seeing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

Scr NATIONAL iNerKAN cE teNVENTt2N.I,
1885,. ,.,rh October :a'.-In the National
.l.,.,,..u,,. Convent ION to- day the draft at II
. ,..l Insurance ltw was adopted. y
.,,.,,cn was ,,,,,,., ,;:,.t TO adjust the IT.
+ . u mortality tar ages under len not NJ
., 4ty prov idrd tor. The time fer the an
.utl ~ ,,iu. MAS changed from May to
...ju'.r. The toiioTiu" permanent officers
.. .r,.. A.ss.n unanimously. Gcor"e 'Mi''er.
, A.oony, president; L'ewcI'ln nr'cze,
tt Madison, Wis, Nlcc-prcS'denl; Henry
~ ;l.o't, "i Nrw lcrk. secretary. Tue
.p' 80" NJ gentlemen were appointed rs me
. .\.rlIt .yc tummittcc: G. W. smith, ;. IL.
E.uc. j. l.. Clarke, j. Williams, and }. i.
iiu}Urii, The Convention adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01
E.sn, Boi,cr Explosions.

ST. LOUIS, October S1.-T'wo boilers eX'
plodctl in quick succession this morning IN
Inc Vulcan iron Works, fatally lnJuri9g
one person and seriously hurtmS elshI
O.wrno. N. 7, October 3l.-An Old tan
merry boiler exploded mere o to,aaa, and nnd
over pressure, killing the engineer "no
injuyfne several others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01
MARYLAND Races.

R,1r,NoRE. October 3f.-t' Dick Jack
son ;, won the hurdle race. Tine-4I7.
W.Jor Daniels" won the mile race. for two
wear olds. Time-1:54H
:" Ajerav " won The mile and halt race
for beaten horses. Time-2:494.
In the two-niic h6ats race, "Allie Hunt
won the first, and Z" Conductnr" the second
and third. Timc-3:50; SOL 4:ozs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

FoE EIcNMoNp deputy Marshal l.. J..
- Nal I"ii here this morning for Richmond
lH A.5Gr Of 4 man named Davis, who Is ac-
lj>rd ut IN iuiraction Of the Internal refc-
we t,,y> in yriIin- wht$llcy long the line
.' III. ,l",atdria and Fredericksburg ral'-
..,j. sd who viii he tried before the
rlt,d states Circuit Court, ROW in session
n ErhiD ,nL Al rQaoyln Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

rrrKET plCEED.--A Mr.. Harvey, pas
,t.u2,r CA tAc train, had his pocket picked
81 Erj>@"l sunday night Of seventy dollars.
y" GId n1t discover III; loss until so.i;c t,mc
,a1,r IA" train had started westward, hut
r|Ufu"G to i;riSl"l by the ur-traln to en-
irNurto recover the money. Mr.. Harvey,
jho t. rrsid"ntot Apr"ma!tnX county,
: Sc. ii.> i,rcn Ill the cmrlaN mcnt oil Il rail-
load company in Alabama, but was return
.ng with lis family 10 his home i'll this state.
urihtT1 Itrn1RGH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01
.,a.l.aad Matters.

,.,,cssAr1, october s1.-Ih e., co 11hesss
has been concluded whereby .oy, .De con con-
peakc and Ohio rs, he o, nfsdie cncin
trolling interest IN , na;,r n
III and Lexington faIliooo'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01
ss,s:,s nH q steamer.

MEarHIs, Tenn, October st:-Ihe crew
Of the Steamer Mary Boyd mutinied .osdasy g..
u rh si'1 mate Shot negro, and but for f ne
timely arrival of the police the mate t;mas
have been killed. Several OF tue huIi, ,,oJ
were arrested, bat The rlnSleaders eeo"teo'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

r.~-,4r IT, FFAScE,-Tlc PoSt.p
. .. ,fu;,rr has Given notice that the tot.
VIVA. prpmi l.Gcs Of postage are IN tu'l
.tg,.tr< 10 destination on letters tor
- .... arH Algeria forwarded ria Eng
=. Fer letters not exceeding onc-ihlrd
81 i:~,, in weight. len cents: exceed
. third ut au ounce but not over
....ur Il al ounce, sixteen cents; en-
. .T,r half ul an ounce but NOT over
.....a f.., ri an ounce. twenty cents : cN-
..,. i>,o-IlIirt!> of IN ounce but not
.. ....,. ounce, lWCuty->iN cents ana so
,.,.n. tour cents for each ball ounce
United states and ocean postage, anu
mis- Tor each twc-thirdS ouncc for
g.. 49,. .u3 French postage. This modIii-
...u' the existing regulations does not
r.. .,rr with The mailing Of letters for
I..,., ana Algeria either wholly unpaid
~. r'aily p;e aid, nor with the United
=. -, MAUD and sea postage OF four cents
~,.n., +. rate Of halt an ounce.
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rnIlAprLrulA, October Simah sna lep she
3, the Board of Health SHOW, a sn and i fnr
SIN ,I-po cases last week were a wee NV were
the wear l,647. The deaths iast WIN w.
& and for the year 2e5.
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NEW opnRAss, October s a;I Rrem sssa with
EranIfort has arrived from btel'eA wa
600 immigrants. Tho layec has cayed
FIX tx, aG Mortap ret to Louisa street.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

AMESEMENTS. ''t'' r
DlCHMOND THEATRE. -.s-l--
IL
Proprietor MRS. W. T. POWELL.
GRAND COMEDY NIGHT.
WEDNESDAY hVEEIhG, NOVEMBER ], ls7l,
Will be presented the drsmaof
DIN CESAR DE BAZAN.
Don Ca'ar dc Bazsn..............Mr.J. +. MOVES.
MarIIuna Agnes Noyes.
Song and Dance. Auce ~ mi'toh'
! To conclude with the Rurletta OF the
ALPINE MAID.
Rosetta with sanga). Annie morton.
SATURDAY AFrEKNnON. commencing at
O'Clock. GRAND FAMILY MhTINET for ladies
and children. Admission to matinee, 30 and 70
cents. no ILL