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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

Ts'rgropbsd Eyc1usirely 70 TIE Erenine 0ay.
GAMBErrA WANTS TO RENEW THE
WAR AT THE END OF THE AR
NISTICE.
LONDON, Feb. IA dispatch from Bordeaux
.sys: "Gambetta has telegraphei 10 the pre-
fleets that he will announce the resolution OF
the Bordeaux government after communication
with the parsonage 10 come from Paris. Mean
while he Asks them to be firm and confident. and
instructs them TO drill necessarily the recruit.
Who come in during the term OF respite allowed
by the armistise"
A dispatch from Versailles mentions the re-
port that firing was heard in the BelleyilIe and
hlette quarters or Paris Yesterday. n was
feared disturbances had occurred. Another
dispatch from Versailles says. The armistice
Il carried out IN the west and north OF France
without difficulty
Ii is reported that the armistice extended To
The Eastern department., and military opera
ions Oh the part of Generals Nanteu re
NerGer, B0urbaki and GarIbaldi cease to-day.
THE WAR GOING On AT BELFoRD.
A DISPATCH from BruntrHt, Switzerland, Slst
says; The bombardment OF Belfort continues.
Ibe twenty-tourth French corps has eScaped 10
the southwark, but the remainder of Boarba \ :
army l. cut OF and Is being driven 10 the Ssis-
frontier.
dispatch from Berlin saws: Orders have
been given Tor the dlscontinuance of the DIS
patch OF troops 10 France.
THE CONFERENCE
Inc iondon conference VIII hold another
meeting Friday.
THE EMPEROR NOT GOING HOME
LoNDoN, Feb. l. Special TO the New York
Er>E,Eg TslsgrcBt. A dispatch from Berlin on
tie Goth ut. states that the report a. unfounied
that il Is the intention Of the Emperor OF GER
many 10 return to Berlin. The Emperor will
moi return 10 Germany until the conclusion OF
the negotiations tor peace.
HOW THE ARMISTICE NEWS WAS RE
CEINED Al AMIENS.
dispatch from Amiens states that on the
18th a dispatch was received from Versailles
announcing cessation OF h0stilites. The an
nOuncement was made IN the name of Eon
Moltke, and caused immense excitement. This
has been followed by sudden calm. and the
cnange in the attitude OF the two armies i mar
velous TO behold. Before, watching for an OBJ
portunity TO kill one another, they now bolt
when they meet, and mingle together in groups
iDdulging in pleasant chat. The German sol
diers look forward to the return OF peace with
great demonstrations of applause. On the
5lst the news of the armistice was received
Al Amiens in a short. decisive telegram. The
erect OF this news upon the people was inde-
scribable. Joy and delight were everywhere
manifest at the prospect OF the war. There was
disposition At first to pay no attention TO the
news OF the armistice on the part of the army of
Soimme, but later dispatches changed their
attitude, and the Germans and French embraced
each other. The great theme Of satisfaction
with the German s0ldiery is the speedy prospect
Of returning to the Fatherland. They al want
10 60 home.
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From the "pub"-The Andrew statue
Legal Decision.

boston. Feb. THE marble sfatle e. fIr
late Governor Andrew has been placed i1 ll.-
niche OF DOric Hall. state House, PREPARED Tor
~, and viii be unveiled when tie formal gr..
soutatiou a. the State j. made.
The supreme Court has Gee ded a. a. lie llRr
ward Ccssse property in Boston : not able o.
assessments ter the bcnent ier we'd by the WI su-
ing OF the streets. The decision j. bad aH tsir
old law providing that all estate In Micah.
sets sppertsining o. a college shs. be Tree from
civil imQositIOns, taxes, and rates.
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Convicted OF Murder In the First Ne,
gree-Eire.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. The Jury in the case
Of John Ware, for killing his father NJ Cam
den, returned verdict last night OF murder in
of insanity. The prisoner exhibited no emotion
on the rendition Of the verdict. This Is the
nrst conviction Of murder in the first degree
that ma occurred In Camden county.
The stable of Mr.. Duluth, on South Broad
street, was damaged by lire last night, and
Charles McDermott, the coachman, was burned
to death.
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The Ms>sacha~etts state ssnstab6

BosToS Feb. The Massachusetts, senate.
10y a vote OF - 20 -. passed IN order Restoring
the appropriation for the State cons, aba,arV
from $4,000 10 Sl5a.00o. a. originally rep0rte.
nom the Rnsnce committee.
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STAFF - DIVISION AND DEPARTMENT Gov
NaNDREs.-6eneral orders, No. ., iust issued
from the War Department, directs that the
stan OF division and department commander
nlll Ice limited to-tue assistant adj zen
eral; the authorized number of aides dec am =
Oi the commanders y aes; one med a. d.
rector, Who shall also perform the dates Of
attending surgeon OF the post where the head
quarters OF tne commander II established. Al
officer 81 The Iuarterma-ter and one OF tie >ub
-stence departments may he designated a
chiefs of those Departments a. any les lfaar-
ters. provided they aisU perform depot or par
chasing duties; but no additional officer viii
he allowed Tor that purpose without spec. Al
authority. An officer OF the pay depart
mont may be designated a. chief Pavmas-
ter provided he also makes his proper
ton of tie payments within the command.
when an officer OF engineers or Of ordnance D.
required temporarily for specific duty on "a.
-tan OF a division or department cOmtlanil Ter.
he will lie announced a. such in Orlers from tie
adiutant generals office, and will only De re
heved or transferred by similar orders. OH ,ers
belongirg to the inspectors or Judge sivO ate ;
Department.. who have heretofore been assigned
tTom the adjutant general Office, will continue
as assigned, but no additional line OF as will
be allowed tor the duties of those deDar' nen.s.
All line officers nov attached 10 the star OF the
several headl quarters, except the assistant adiu-
tant general aud aid-de-camp. will he immed.-
ateiy relieved aud ordered 70 ION their regi-
menfs: and all star officers now a.tachel 20 ri.
HEADQUARTERS OF division and depArt men, con-
manders, Dot included in this order will A. r,N
licvcd and ordered to report 70 the All pt.p,
general OF the army.
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smallpox ta New Brunswick

st. .IOHSs, y. Il. Feb. THE smallpox Aas
broken oui here aul ! exciting cons l-r1btc
alarm. Vaccination j. generally nngiecUel ~
a large portion Of the population. The - s-e
Was introduced 10y a sailor, who died ID q board
ing house. aud from whose clOiheS the infection
sprung. Sixteen cases are reported TO-DAY.
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NEW NoEK, Feb. The proposals FOR bond.
TO-DAY amounted 20 -. ga Si1. a; los 20 leo g.
Log. The awards vii lie 1000, 900, at DO. g5I,B
TO 90 a 100.
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Representatives. STRONG and kellogg
NOmimaied tor Re-eIeclion.

HARTFORD, CONN, Feb. In the repuh'
can Congressional convention 81 the trst a.,
ulct OF Connecticut. Julius =. Strong. a.
present representative, was unsn. mOgs;y O..
nominated for Congress.
NV HAVEN, Feb. The republicans Of al.
second Congressional district have renOmInate
stephen w. Kellogg.
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Sad Less q Life O. . B.r.i.< ue,e,

MILwArKIE, Jan. 31.-The Holiday House, ct
guests Sere aroused - rapidly as possible Mrs..
J. B. Merrill and four children were cut OF by
the flames, and perished. Osmond Capron and
). Fuller were rescued, and are supposed TO be-
fatally burned. H. X. Chase was seriously in
jured by jumping from Q third-story window,
and several Others slightly by wounds and burns.
Ed.ard waller, cook, is missing. The origin OF
the fire 10 unknown,
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Affairs on the Pacific Side.

SAN Francisco, Feb. The steamer Cots
rsdo is reported below. The German bark Ca
Zelle. captured of liriIue. has arrived as
Tahiti. The Mexican Consul has issued motto.
that Magdslena Bay j. not DOT, o.: entry. Tue
brig Curlew Wa refused passes, bJ. sailed
WifhOuf Them
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The Embrsglio ia the Arb susms LesIs
lAfnPe

hESrHIs, Feb. IA Little Rock special say,
The name OF Mr.. Brooks Was stricken from Tue
rolls 81 the Senate yesterday, by a vote 81 q 20
!. HIS credentials were referred % the Com
mittee on Credentials IN the House. The arti-
cles of Impeachment against Lieutenant Cover
nor |ohrson have been in definitely pOst p0uca
by vote OF A. TO 50.
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CoSFIBNI TTONs,-The Senate i'm executive
session yesterday confirm 81 the nomiuat.cns O,
joshua -. Gedk.Egs, 70 he United States sssis-
isn't TrrssUreS, az Charleston, y. q. Thomas
RryDO.6s, pe-siOn agent. Madison, Wisconsin
and tenn Hall, pension agent, BROOKLYN, y. Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-01

1T. LovIs, Feb. A bin has been iu.rol need
IN The Legislature "a consolidate the CITY aud
county Of ~. Louis under one gOvcrumen-.
An appeal has been issued tor a cor-ri hutiafl
towards bringing TO this cOantry tic families ".
The released Fenians.
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Dr. Ga1e0tine Convicted of NAN
stsughter-EKp losion OF AN 0tt

CLEVELAND. @, Feb. i.-nr. Galcntlne. who
shot nr. Jones for improper intimacy With hiS
wife. has been found guilty az mansla1ga
The tank IF Hussey & Co.'S oil refinery e.
Ploded yesterday, Killing Peter Cary, a work
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-01
DeA "a Of a Prs,n,nenr Csnadian.

TnECNTO. Feb. Hon. John Ross, a nteul,a "a
81 the dominion Senate, died at hrs re-. lence
Yesterday. Mr.. Ross WAS president OF the
Grand Trunk Railway for ten wears, and IRON,
nent politician. and member Of several govern
ments.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REyESUE.-The receipts from II il
source to-day were S2S5, so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-01

TIE Jest OATH ACT RsrgALED.-The
House, az half-past two O'Clock this afternoon
passed the Senate bill repeating the ties, oath
by vote OF lis % -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-01

TIE TEHuANTRPEC EXPEDITION.
j. =: Wiiiiams, chief engineer of the Tehuante-
rec Railway Company, telegraphs via Havana:
Myself and stan Of engineers, with our instru-
ments and camp e. uipAge, were all safely land
Neipsic, alter rough passage. On tie 9th we
lnaugurated the commencement OF work 10y i'm
posing ceremonies"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-01

GIN. CATRoN, Commissioner OF Agriculture
fsss night received telegram FROM one OF his
scrs in Illinois, Stating that his (Gen C.s) resi-
Sence had been Burned 10 the ground, and tha-
has youngest 500 was terribly II not fatally
burned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-01

NAVAL ORDERS TO-DAY.-Iieut. Richard e..
Hooker, ordered to duty in the photographic
oficC. Master Edward W. Sturd-, detached
from the receiving ship a. New York, and
ordered 70 report 10 the chief CT the bureau of
navigation for duty.
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Specie Ahtpsuent
Brockway. the Goryer

NEw YORK. Feb. The Russia taxes or
oycg - oUo."C0 in specie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-01

The Cuban House OF Representatives has dis
solved, and the members are boxing after their
ersSnsl safety, each trying to care for himself.
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The u,.rrocr Cotton NsrL.,

lNNDNN, = an. 81. I'd D. FL Tie or .ff 70
Eort o. the Liverpool cotton market sSyS BE-
closes dull. With q DOWN. az tendency. Mid
ding upiands, :, orleans. sales on ship
named 10 sail IN February OF Maria from "a
vanneh or Charleston. ~ei'cr'- option, = fOT
riddling up'ands, AMI on = Ship - sal f-om
New orleans In February or sgryh. sei,er's
option, lilo to- middiiUg oceans. Arrived
90 day' the bari Sarah, from Charleston, Wl,h
S. balCs Of cotton.
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
SMYRNA luuucateu

LONDON. Jan 3i.--A d.s.s.. D from Cc-~taa
fiuople GAYS .- The - kes - SMYRNA uere de-
strcysd nv torrent, sud q large rarf VI lie
town u inundated. Many persons have hesl.
drowned. A number 81 tie victims are UNI
known.
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rived.

NEW YORK. Feh. l-BrOckway. the i0rgsr
has been committed for rial
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The attempt TO inpeach the Lieutenant Gov
ernoT OF Arkansas for the swearing in ct Brook =
on THURSDAY last, led TO stormy scene in the
House OF Delegates on Monday, and finally
failed. a. the House refused to consider the
matter BY vote OF yeas -, NAYS -.
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LECTURES.

A y u . X
ORATORE.
DANIEL DOUGHERTY, ESQ
OF the
PHILADELPHIA BAE,
Will deliver his great Lecture en-
ORA TORY,
At LINCOLN HALL.
T. ESpAI EYENISG, FEB. lat OCIOCK
Tickets q admission. - ceats. Reserved seats,
90 cents tOT sale at Phiis SolOmotis Bookstore
Sll PENNEY lvAhls avenue. fei-td
Asst LECTURES
l.. G A COURSE
PROF. 4. 4. CHANDLER,
cP NEW YORK,
WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY IEBRUARY
AND l3.
ON WATER AND ON PETROLEUM.
ADMISSION so CENTS. .5In
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TIE LA,;D OFFICE CoAMIssIOHERsHIP.-T
Senate in executive session Yesterday spent
most OF the time in discussing the nomination of
Willis Drurnmond, to be Commissioner of thu
Land Office, in place o. jos. ). Wilson. No
vote WIS taken, but there seems To he no Doubt
that Mr. Drummond " III be confirmed.
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DEv. ROBERT COLLYEK,

RhV. nVhEhi eOLLfEk,
THE GREATLY RENOWNED PTIPIT OLA
TOR. OF CHICAGO ILLINOIS,
VIII close The Re-uisr Grand Army Cyurs- Of
Twelve Lectures, at tn
CONGREGATIONAL CHV8CH,
Corner Of Tenth and G Streets
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, February l-t
SUBJECT -" CLEAR GRIT"
OF which bei- himself pronounced one Of
THE BEST LIVING REPRESENTATIVES,
'peors "reu at o'clock Lecture % commence At
= Adm ssiCu IL ket-- - cents. Reserved seats IS
cents Tor sale ~ !. q. Parker Bookstore. I'll
tstTeet. the Pyst Once Depag TN, Ut anil Il h
door OF the hUTCE OL the evening o. the lecture
SPECIAL NoTICE.-Ths Committee re-ret 10 an
-'Ounce - the tic 80 holders that owing 10 tn
-hsDge Of this lecture u M NordsV TO " edns-d.,
evening. ~ tie uT--nt request # Mr. Colyer they
Gan not have Lincoln alt iOr he closing Of their
s-coEa regular course. They Will. however reserve
sEcisnt Der % seats in the body of the Church
for the regular season ticket holders and v i'm er
deeyOr 20 a; al tOriy The church i. large
s&lI Wlll comfortably seat = 30 pef sons
The seasCn ti"krt holders Will be limited AZ the
saS oCof N roth street, and the adm .-uB ticket
hok5eFs AZ the n am entrance ON e. street ~ 81
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The House Committee on Appropriations
this morning agreed to allow 500. 900 deficiency
for immediate use upon the New York pos office.
The committee also agreed to report in favor Of
over S10O 900 deficiency appropriation for the
Boston post Office. SIS, 900 of this sum is mex
pended balance. and sGi 900 is allowed for the
payment for land taken.
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BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

'l'NEkTN FiHsT ANNIVERSARY JOURNEY
MEN BOchBISpEhS' SOCIETY
AASyUEEADE AND CIVIC BALL.
MASONIC HALL. 1-1I.
Tickets 81. admitting Gentlemen and La u
dies. Pr0menate q sommencs 1T O'Clock ~ I'd lie,
~. Ladies sBs ItstOns TO lie presented the door
Committee q AFTange ments-l. b Espey, ! II
Bush J. T. B'aSeney, Geo Barnes, John A Land
FOigt- fel iNt
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SENATOR WINDOW was sereRaded by his
tOwnsmen, in Winona, Mimi, the other night.
In responding, he said that, being republican
of tie radical type. he expected to find that
party equal TO every emergency, and Heyer
falteTing when defects are to be remedie6 evils
removed or wrongs righted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-01

The CURRENCY PR!NTIEG-The sub-com-
mittee OF the Banking and Currency Committee
Of the House, having charge of the question OF
printing 0Sr national currency, yesterday sab
mitted a report to tie full committee recon-
mending that ali the printing be done in this
city. No action was taken on the report.
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DEATH RATE II WASHINGTON, ST. LOUIS
AND RICHHoSD.-Dr. +. NJ. Struggled, secre-
tary OF the Board OF Health, furnishes q com
parative statement of mort atty as follows
City of Richmond, tot al mum Der OF deaths dur
ing the year 1870, coo, population 81 O37 or
per cent. st. Louis. deaths csc, population
jlO.sti, or pa per cent. Washington, death:
l,9Gi; oIulation 100, 2oi. or La per cent.
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6Nol-NS. 40.
y DIX WHITE, SWrsAsA C-tTOpoJtst.
No 535 18th 81 eet opposite b. Treasury estab
bshed IN Washington, u. e.. ISL He successfully
treats oOrDs, Bunions, Chillblsins. Club, and In
growing Nails and other diseases OF the feet, with
out pain incOnve neBce L. the patient. The shOs
can b. with Immediately after the opera
lion. Refers to the many eminent Physician Sur
seC ard thousands OF other responsible persons,
who pstrOnize his ablshment Hours, from
M. 70 p m. owing to press OF business a; off CO.
pr. White is unable to visit patients at their resi-
eeNCes. between and y 3l-lv
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T>'rgrophsd Eye'Wsirely 70 The Erening S,ar
GANBErrA WANTS To RENEW THE
WAR Ar THE END OF TIE AIR
NISTICE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-23
Housing Stock IN Autunns Storms,

The care of stock during the Winter
which is rapidly approaching, is matter
which causes unusal anxiety to the farmer,
on account of the short supply of forage
and the low price and light demand for
stock, which puts it out Of his power to
reduce the numbers of the latter to CORE
spond with the size ofhis hay mows, with
out submitting to very great sacrifice.
Under these circumstances, the only al
tentative left to the farmer is the practice
of rigid economy in the use of the supplies
he may have laid up for his cattle in win
ter. Many farmer to-day looks forward
with gloomy anticipations to the long
New England Winter, seeing no way,
even by close feeding, to carry his stock
through in condition to be of any value
in the Spring.
There is one precautionary measure,
too often neglected, which will be found to
assist materially in the difficult task the
farmer has in hand 1t is the saving Of
condition and vigor Of animals which may
be made by little extra pains in protect
ing them this Fall. 1t is well known
TACT IudL SlOCh COLlAuS5 W CLC Oe'A IL AL rs
oreus health and fair condition, is carried
through more easily and cheaply, and
comes out heavier and better than if it Is
in low condition and vitality at the open.
ing of Winter. Exposure to storms In
the Fall is more injurious to stock than
farmers are willing to admit. The effects
of such exposure this Fall will be more
than usually preiudicial, because Fall
feed is soanty, and farmers have not the
usual surplus of Winter feed with which
to overcome the injury which may be sus-
tanned before the stock comes to the barn.
The few pounds of flesh which may be
lost by an animal which is forced to re-
main without shelter in storms Of cold rain
or sleet, is very slight compared to the
diminution of tone and stamina.
We think it good economy, short as the
hay crop is, to house and feed farm stock
at the barns through cold storms.
The Record and Farmer calls the at
tention of farmers to this subject every
Fall, and it will do no harm to repeat the
admonltiOn.
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up with them in the car for nearly three
DAYS with nothing to eat bat bread and
turnips, with only water to drink, that
the old bear had become FESTIVE in the car
while on the journey, probably from hum
ger and thirst. Hs thought every mo-
ment he would have to give in, and con-
sent TO be eaten up for breakfast by the
she bear and her interesting offspring:
Twice she got her arms around him, ana
would certainly have Rugged him to death
but for the strength which enabled him
to throw her off The young mat was de-
termined not to be "taken in any more
by the exceptions and allurements of side
show life, and then and there resolved to
abandon profession in which he dis
covered he bad neither the talent nor
education to shine very resplendently. "He
think me big fool y says he; "lngin
only get eight dollars and chance to get
ate up into the bargain. No, no. my
friends, that muchly too thin Ugh
Not for Joseph-not if he knows it,
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NJ RRIA GE GUID E
EVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR.

A private instructor for married parsons OF
those about to be married, b'jth male and female,
in every thing concerning the physiology aud re
lations of our sexual system, and the production
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and having the least impediment to married life,
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every should be acquainted with; still 1t is a
book that must be locked up and not lie about the
house 1t will be sent to any address On receipt
of so cents. Address Dr.. VIM. YOUNG, No.
4l6 Spruce Street above Fourth, Philadelphia.
42:W6mos
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gegal guttres.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

HUM NJ ISSIUN EKS NUIICE.
" The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of Rut-
land, Commissioners to receive, examine and ad
Just all claims and demands OF all persons against
Arviu F. Spencer late of Rutland, said Dis
trict, deceased, hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purpose of examining and
allowing said claims at the store of b. H. Burt,
in Rutland, in sad district, on the second Tues
davs of January and April 1879. from l o'clock
p.nl., until o'clock p. m, each of said days. and
that SIX months from the "a day of October
A. d. 1871, is the time limited by said Court fo1
said creditors to present their claims to for
animation and allowance.
Dated at RUTLAND, this 4'h day of November
a. D.. 1871.
B. Fl. BURT. | C,,,r,iss;,r,ors
GEO. W. billiard. 0o4AA -
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TwENTY-EIGHT YEARS PRAcTIoE.-In the
Trsatme Mt of Disease incident to Females, has
placed DIR. DOW at the head Of all physicians
making such practice speciality, and enables him
to guarantee speedy and permanent cure in the
worst cases ofSuppression and all other Menstrual
Derangements, from whatever cause. All letters
for advice must contain 81. Office, No. Endi-
colt Street, Boston.
N. B.-Board furnished to those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July, l87l.-w1Yr
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Mr.. Gladstone is noted pedestrian.
His last feat in that line was walk Of
twenty.six miles one. afternoon. : s
It is estimated that 1900 pianos were
destroyed in the Chicago fire, besides ST.
10000 worth of other instruments.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-11-23

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