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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-30

BARON GERoLr AND FAMILY.-The elder
daughter of Baron Gerolt, the Prussian minis
ter. ia ANNOUNCED to wed Mr.. Rangabee, charge
d'affairs of Greece, on the 18th OF April: The
younger daughter, it is said, will join the Or
der OF the Visitation at GeorgetoWn. Botn tne
yonnr ladies are natives OF Washington. The
Baron will return to Prussia early in May
Washinoton Republican.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, March 49,

WASHINGTON, March 80.
The Senate and House debated all day.
Summers resolutions were lald on the table.
Sherman's Ku-Klux resolutions come up to-
morrow. Judge Carter refused to honor the
reouisition from the Governor of North Caro-
lima for Bergen and Kirk. A requisition is
also here for Holden. The vote on. .tabling
Summers resolutions was SO to l6. Robertson,
Schurz and Sumner voted no.
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THE STATE OF THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, March %.
Probabilities 1t isprobable that clouds and
light rains will on Thursday extend along the
entire Atlantic coast and the lakes. Fresh
winds ore probable for the lakes and the At
lantic and Gulf coasts.
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Il FROST IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, March 2s.
Ex-mayor Chahoon, before Judge Guigon, on
a writ of habeas corpus, was bailed for new
trial. Heavy frost, with ice, here this morn.
Ing, extending up to the Potomac. The fruit
crop is DESTROYED.
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The prolific novelist who writes under the
nom de plume Of Louisa Muhlbach is 30 inhar-
monlous with her husband, says Ber p cor
respondent, that they are aoout 70 separate on
terms Of the profoundest mutual satisfaction.
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upon them b. the town council: Provided,
That their Jurisdiction shall be confined within
the limits Of the said town.
SEC. IS. That the said town council shall
have powsr-to erect market heuse, and pro-
vide regulations for the same: Provided,
That no market house is erected upon the pub
Lie squares, so as to endanger, by it's pronmls
ty, or the materials OF which it is constructed,
any other pnblic building. They shall also
have power to establish q guardhouse, and to
pres ,ribe, by ordinance, suitable rules and
regulations for keeping aud governing the
same, and until such guardhouse shall be es-
tabhshed, they shall be authorized to use
room in the common jail OF Darlington County
for the confinement OF all persons who may be
subject to be committed for violation Of any
ordinance of.the town, passed in conformity
to the provisions of this act. And the said
town council may, by ordinance, or the said
intendant and wardens in person, any
one or more OF them, authorize and re-
ouire any marshal Of the town, or any con-
stable, specially appointed for that purpose, to
arrest AMI commit to said guardhouse or
fail of Darlington County, as. the case may be,
for term not exceeding twenty-four hours,
any person or persons who, within the corpor-
ate limits Of said town, may be engaged in q
breach of the peace, any riotous or disorderly
conduct, open obscenity, public drunkenness,
or in any conduct grossly indecent or DANCE
rous to the citizens Of the said town, or any Of
them; and it ahall be the duty Of the marshals
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FROM EUROPE TODAY.
slecrorAod ErclUsfrely % TAs Ereaing star.
IMPORTANT FROM AUSrRIA.
He. lRnaIN0n Ol llnnnI RaaI.-I

vienna, Nov. Count Beuss. chancelsor o
The empire, has rendered 20 the Emperor nd
resignation. on the ground OF ill health. Tn ,
vienna Press. the organ Of the opposition. take
occasion 20 hint that the retirement Of the pre-
mier Was involuntary, in other words. that n q
had received from the Emperor an iutimafiOn
that hts resignation wcnld he acceptable. n g.
said Count AndrasSy viii take possession OF IN -
portfolio Of foreign Aaairs.
New Preach Minister az Wa~hiuxton
PAR =, Nov. 7.-Ba ON G.uldrie BSilleau re-
Gently Frerch Envoy Extraordinary aud Min
ister PlenipOtentia'v % Lima. Peru. has been
transferred 90 the mission AZ Washington.
The Spanish Split
MADRID, Nov. THE anticipated reconcilia-
ton in he Chambers of the partiSans OF Sagosia
aud Gorilla has not been effected. The reunion
is now despa'red o..
The Ttchborne Case.
LONDON, Nov. THE trial Of the famous
T'chbo nc case, interrupted bv a long vacation.
has boen resumed in the Court OF Queens
Bench.
A1giers Tranautlikcd-
PARIS, Nov. News from Algeria. received
here by tee government to-day. u highly salts
factory. The restoration o. tranquility l. nearly
complete
The Lord Mayors banquet.
LONDON, Nov. Ten members OF the Cabi-
net, Including Gladstone, have accepted an in
vitation % aaend the Lord MsvOr's annual ban
qaet, at the Mansion House. Thursday next.
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Funeral Of the Late Mrs. George w
Riggs.

The re mains of the late Mrs. George w Riggs,
who died IN London on the 14th of October last,
were brought to this city yesterday from Balti-
more, where they arrived by the steamship
Ohio, from Europe, on Sunday. Messrs. Harvey
q Mari, undertakers, took charge of the body
and removed il to st. Aloysius church, where il
remained until the funeral services to-day
which took place at IL O'Clock. Among those
present were Right Rev Bishop Pinckney of
the Protestant Episcopal, aud Rev. DIR. John c.
Smith, of the Presbyterian Church, w. w. Cor
coran, James q. Berret, j. G. e. Kennedy,
John +. Ennis, Mr.. l.. j. Davis, Rear Admiral
Jos; Smith, General Hunter and family, j. e.
Mcguire, Fred. Mcclure, Il. L. Merrick, and
many other well-known citizens.
AT the hour appointed the church was crowded,
and when the family arrived the solemn tones of
the organ filed the church. After all were
seated, the Beethoven Octette sang A selection
from Mozart's requiem mass, also the Sanctus
by GOunod Mr.. F. A. Chase sang the Agnus
Del from Haydns fifth mass, after which the
Octette Club sang beautiful requiem, "Rest, /"
with baritone solo by Mr.. Samuel G.. Young
Requiem mass was celebrated By Rev. Father
Lynch, and the funeral sermon was preached
to the virtues Of the deceased.
Besides the clergy above mentioned there were
present Fathers Wiget, Boyle and Kelly. Al the
conclusion Of the services the funeral corteoe
moned 70 tne ROCK creek church, where the re-
mains were inferred. The following gentlemen,
friends Of the family, were pall-beareTs: General
ramsay, Judge Loring, VIM b. Lee, Colonel
Cutfs, James n. Carlisle, Richard wallach,
Inc remains were encased in three coffins-
one OF OAK first, next one OF zinc, and then the
outer comm Of solid mahogany. On the lid vas
plate, inscribed With the name and age Of the
deceased, as also q solid silver crucinx.
Inc nowers were the most choice, and until
me IN services commenced the lady friends OF Mrs.
riggs were busify engaged In arranging them
about her coffin. Crosses and gariands OF the
most elaborate nature were placed upon the
cssket by loving hands, and the entire church
wss niied with the perfume Of choice towers.
- The visit Of Alexis entails plum-colored
felt hats. -arlfa :
~ In California they use grape-skins as UNI
brella covers.
git is computed that a Milwaukee sewing
society can blast persons reputation in seven
minutes.
- The Chicago Post asks: " Can you read
your title clear to mansions in the burnt dis
trict?'
1.-THE Suppressed Sex" is department of
Pittsburg paper.
0Aletter from Natal says that the diamond
fields along the Vaal River are so extensive that
10 effect thorough search would occupy twenty
thousand msn one hundred years.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Republicans Reid their Own In
the state.

Bo-. ON. Nov. AT the Massachusetts, STAFF
c'ccG-on tC-day four candidates Cor Govern..r
were preentcd: NasAb1rDe. republican,.
Adams dc mOcrat. Chamberlain. labor reform:
and Ptman. prob ihition. The CANVAS has been
unusually Tree of public demonstrations, but
op'te q fnn vote - fh-Own The vote I'm Boston
a. neon footed M ~ follows Ns~hburne, els,
Adams. 1915. Chamberlain. Is; pitman. 9tI.
Few returns received AZ noon iron osller places
indicate that the rcpublicans hold their own In
the State.
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NEW NATIONAL THEATER.

NEW NATIONAL THEATEk.
PAREPA ROSA GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.
CARL Proprietor and Director.
ID. DE NlND........-..... BUSINESS Manager.
SEASON OF FIX NIGHTS ONLY ANDA
GhAND GALA MATINEE.
Opening night, MONDAY EVENING, November
Is. Triumphant Re entree Of the Reigning Favor
lite, MADAME PAREPA ROSA, on which occasion
will be produced DoniZ-ttis Tragic Opera,
IrCRETIA BURGIA.
MADAME PAREPA ROSA in her grsndest role OF
Lucretia. Debut of Italy tayOrIe Tenor di Graza,
Mr.. TOM KARL, as Genaro, and Ma. AYNSLEY
COOK, The celebrated Bssso Baritone, from Uovent
Garden, London, q the Duke. Re entree of the
grtai tavorite Contralto, Mrs. ZELDA SEGUIS, As
MathO Orsini; Conductor, Mr., CARL ROSA.
Tuesday, the new opera, SATANELLA, and de-
but Of the most eminent American Prima Donna
ME VAEZINI, Mrs. Van Zsndt J "Wednesday
MARTHA. Thursday-DON GIOVANNI. Fri
dsy-MABITANA. Saturday evening-THE MAR
RAGE OF FIGARO. Saturday, at 2 O'Clock,
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
81 The sale Of Reserved Seats COMMENCES Thurs
day, at Metzerott & Co. 8 Mnsic Store, PennsylVa
mia avenue.
Scale Of Prices-Reseryed Seats in Orche ira
S2p; in Orchestra Circle, 81; in Dress Circle
81 70. Admission, 81. Gallery 50 Cents.
nos IRepublicsn, Chronicle, Patriotl
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NEW JERSEN.
All Quiet I'm IeH sey Cfty aud " obak On

NEW 1oEK, Nov. The election en- Jersey
Coy and hohoken u proceeding quietly.
very large vote viii b. polled. One arrest fi,r
taise n glsiratton, orc for false voting aud the
arr - OF Coroner Brown Tor interfering with
the police, comprise the morning police report
I jersey CITY.
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MARHI AND
ALL QUIEr IN BALTINoRE.
Aunrrra GAlareA NAaa

BALTINoRE, Nov. No disturbance has been
reIorted. and the election Is proceeding quietly.
efforts are making Tor a fun vote. The colo -c,l
vote will be large.
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G. GUATIER, Importer Of Wines and Bra ndtss,
offers for sale - Otard. Duply q Co. Cognac,
James Hennessey do, Old jamaica Runs, Old Sc:
Croix Runs, Medar Swan Gins, Olive Tree do, Old
Tom do, Scotch and Irish Whiskies Sherry Wines,
from 81 80 upwards; Port, do. do. do. A large as
scrtment of German, Bordeaux and Burgundy
Wines. California Wines, Hook, Port, sherry, Mus
catel, Angelica and Brandies. Medford Runs Cor
dials and Bitters of all kinds Scotch and English
Ales and Porters, per dozen cask. The above
will be sold at low figures
~ Discount TO the trade.
G.. GAUTIER,
Manufacturer Of the Popular Native Wine Bitters,
cclS-tr 1917 and 1919 Pennsy yania avenue.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WAR PARTED pUH

L arge bottles, 81; per gallon, IS. Also, o large
ste Of California Wines, Port, Muscatsl, Angelica
and others per bottle OF in quantity. These Wines
direct from producers, aud are the only article
in market that can be relied upon as perfectly
both for communion purposes and the sick. Prices
astouishiugly low. L have also pure old Holland
Gin well adapted for delicate persons and females
All these goods warranted perfectly pure still
adhere to my former very low ratel Is to 20 per mt
below usual rate9, which is certainly great induce
ment to buyers. 1 keep a large ,ment, buy In
large guam and hence afford to sell low
II W, well repay TO give me call, even though il
be little out of your way.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
nC7-tr Second and ID streets, N w
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DRY GOODS.

CONNOLLYS,
Cos Oh street, opposite Patent once.
CI.ldren's Cashmere Hose, l0c.
Ladies' Ribbed STOCKINGS, l0c.
CInifortab les, large size, s2.2f.
Iztiies and Gents Merino Shirts, 81.
Curtain Lace from N. Y. auctions, 20c.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 81 per pair.
HEAVY Satire for Ladies Sacques 621zc.
Fine all Linen Table Napkins, 81 Is dOz. no I5t'
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ILLINOIS.
The Union II

me Union Ticket Ahead I'm Chicago.
CHICAGO, Nov. THE election Is proceeding
quietly. A fair vote win be polled aud the iDdi-
cations at noon we're that the union ticket would
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ADJUSTMENTS.
n Ew NATIONAL rHEATER.

THIS EvESING, AND EvERY EVENING DUR
ING THE WEEK,
AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Mr. Bronson G. Towards original American comedy
of contem poraneous society, called
SARATOGA; Or, PISTOLS FOR SEVEN.
Mr.. j c. SAyILLE as BOB SACKEr.
gOrg, and elegant dresses, furniture Ia mode,
and magnificent cast.
NoTE.-In order to supply a public demand, a
branch tick Office will be opened at Ellis music
etOre and after this date. noo-6t
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SPLENDID STOCK OF DRESS GOODS,
Elegant Silk and Wool Bpinglines, fine velours
al wool Satines- Serges, French Merinos, Empress
Cloth, Rep Ottoman, bright Wool Plaids, and full
stock Of RI.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
embracing ali the old and new fabrics at extremely
i0w prices.
MOI ira JOSEPH j. MAY.
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@Among the PetroleHses arrested was wO-
man 81 years old
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LECTURES.

lrIRsT AND SECOND LECTURES, Y NC A.
Il SCIENTIFIC COURSE,
AT LINCOLN II ALL,
Prof. SAMUEL ID. HILLMAN, of Dickinson c d.
lege, WEpNEsDAY EVENING, November :
Subject: Descent of Man; or. The Race in search
Of its Grandfather. FRIDAY EVENING, Noven-
Der le-Subject: Primeval MAI"
Tickets, so cents: reese ed seats, 10 cents.
Tickets, with without reserved seats, for one or
both lectures, to be had at Ballantynes on an
after Tuesday morning, November7. -
Lectures begin at O'Clock. Ticket holders will
please be prompt noT4t
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~ LYONS BLACK GRos GRAIN SILKS. =,

"BUFFALO" BLACK ALPACAS and
BEAVER" BLACK m0HAIRS.
~we are Messrs. Peake, 0pdycke Co.'S
agents for the sale Of the ALPACAS and M0HAIRs
named above, and have all the qualities, from 81
cents to 81 . per yard.
~ The genuine goods have a ticket on each piece
bearing a picture of the Buffalo and the Beaver,
and can only be fosnd at our store:
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
ource to-day were see. 1904.
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6H JOSEPH j. MAYS @H
aNGu Paris Kid Glove Depot, lMRm
wv ~ 939 PESS'A AVENUE, bet. 9Th & feth wv w

81 sac 900 worth very 'oest quality PARIS
KID GLOVES, tour own i'm portation,) with one,
two, three and four buttons.
~ Ladies, 81; cents, So y; Childrcu's s, 81 30
4" 900 pairs "LUPIS'Sh KID GL0VES at
" The Trade supplied at New York prices.
Just received from our Agent at Lyons, one more
case of those elegant SATIN fE.Shl BLACK GR0S
GRAIN SILKS, which we ere selling at the very
low price Of Sl75, 81, 81 2, So S275, and 50
per yard. JOsEPH j. MAY.
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THE EARTH AND ITS NATIONS.
EIGHT LECTURES UPON PHYSICAL GEoG-
RAPuT.

kAPHf.
AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Corner of 10th and q streets,
By PRoF. j. w. OHICKERIN9, JR.,
or the National Deaf Mute College.
First Lecture on TUESDAY EVENING, November
z, at N O'Clock.
Tickets, school tickets, half price, For sale at
Ballantyne's and at the door. moist
SCIENTIFIC LECTURE COURSE,
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
TEN LECTURES,
With brilliant and entertaining experiments by the
following prominent men Of Science and Literature:
lures, November 9Th and 10th. subjects /. The
Race in Search Of Its Grandfathers; 2. Prmeval
Man.
q REV. DR.. JOHN LORD-Two Lectures. No.
yember 18th and 18th Subjects: ]. Calico; or
Scientific Discoveries: 2. Daniel Webster, thistori
8. PROF. A. RH9DE.-Two Geological and An
thropalOgical Exhibitions, profusey and elegantly
illustrated. November 22d and 2ith.
4. PROF. HENRY mORT0E.-0ne Lecture in
December, date hereafter. Subject Probably
Electricity, and Magnetism, with brilliant expert
ments.
5. PROF. JOHN TYNDALL, of England, the
eminent scientist Is expected to close the in
December. r Particulars hereafter.
Course Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady
with reserved seats, 95; Single Tickets for Course
with reserved seat, So; Members Course Tickets
without reserved seats 81. For sale at Philip Sol
onions, Ballantyn 3, and Association Rooms Dia
gram at Baliantynes. oc2l eo3w
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OPERA HOUSE.

WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
PROFESSOR RISLEY
bees to announce to the public and citizens of Wash
ingtOn that he has leas from Mr.. Sayille Wall 3
Opera House for first class Variety Entertainment.
Has arti.t embracing FIVE nations, American, Eng
lish, French, Italian and Spanish, to open
MONDAY, November "a, 1871,
IN A GREAT BILL. ns2-u
y EMEMBER THE ORPHAN BOYS FAIR, on
H TUESDAY EVENING, october -, and every
evening thereafter until fnrther notice, at MA
SONIC TEMPLE, 9th and streets. oc "A 3w
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BOUND FOR EURoPE.-Rear Admiral Alden,
in command of the European feet, will leave
here on Friday night, with General Sherman,
Colonel Audenreid and Lieutenant Grant, for
New York, where they will join the Wabash
and leave that port on saturday for Madeira.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-07

Sherman, Scott, and Bayard are the only three
members OF the Senate Finance Committee in
town, consequently there was no quorum presen.
at the meeting this morning. Senator Wright
is eNpe cted here to-morroM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-07

NAVAL OFFICERS TRAN5FKRRED.-Lieu-
tenant Commander James ID. Graham has been
ordered to the Naval Observatory in this city.
Master T. b. III. Mason has been ordered to the
photographic Office. Medical Director John
5. Messersmith has been ordered TO duty as a
member OF the Examining Board at Phila-
delphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-07

THE CABINET met at noon to-day. Secretaries
Fish, Robson and Postmaster General Cress-
well were absent, through the former was rep
resented by Assistant Secretary Hunter.
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old AND CHEAP LOCATION -GREATLY
~ ENLARGED. '---I
hogan IL WYLIE.
10lS AND 1920 SEVENTH STREET NV.
All the Popular Styles of
FALL WINTER DRESS GOODS,
Zine. Medium, and Low Priced.
s;i asrx Golorfd Is 92I
LINs, EMPRESS CLOTHS, FRENCH MERI..
Color.d VEhVETRENs, aud a hne stock "1 Of
MOURNI ING GOODS. One price to all.
BEGAN & wYLIE,
oc 24-tf ions and 1920 Tth street N. W.
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CA"rs1''
MRSsRS. wOLFORD & SHILBERG
Desire to esi the attention Of the general public to
ATTRACTIVE STOCK
FALL RPETS,
At the following low rates:
Beet styles ENGLISH BRUSSELS, from 81 Is
sf ksr''' designs in rhhklfIfs from VI As to
Choice patterns LIMITATION BRUSSELS, IS to
All wool INGRAM TAPESTRY FINISH, from
Good quality iEGRAINs, 90 to a,l cents.
ALL LIST HOMEMADE CARPET, 60 cents.
| !. Best HEMP CARPET, Is cents.
A large line Of So to l04 OIL CLOTHS, ranging
gu CLOTH sDd VELVET RUGS, MArT1NGs,
| &c, &c.
ALSO,
A keavy stock OF
FOREIGN AID DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
is offered at the
LOWEST MARKET FIGURES.
AE goods at this establishment are positively TO be
soida per cent lese than at any house in the city
A call 10 respectfully solicited before PURCHASING
elsewhere.
~REMEMBER, THE ARCADE.
4SJ 9TH street, Island,
between ID and
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THE TRADES.

TENTS for Sale CT Rent for Camp Meetings,
fascs, Festivals, kc.
AwSfn6sTor Pneiic and Private Balls and Per
g. COPELAND,
Dealer in Awning Materials,
snss 643 Louisiana svezce.
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THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow.
OER Is the best article for cleansing and preserving
;eeth Sold by ali drnggists Price, IS and 50 cents.
ER restores soiled gloves equal to now. Sold BY all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, Is
sents. de5-iv
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

josh Billings Almanac Tor lSz------.------.-'. .
All the MAGAZINES and FASHION BOOKS for
November, aud everything in the STATIONERY
and BLANK BOOK line, Wholesale and retail, at
sHILLINGTONs BOOKSTORE,
oc24 Corner "a street and Penus avenue.
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NorICE.
OPENING OF NEW STATIONERY STORE
AND BLANK BOOK MAN'JFACT0RY.
LITHUGkAPHNG,s ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DUNE TO ORDER.
fhe public are invited to call and ex anime oxf
new stock, Ben. f. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door TO Jay Cooke Il Co:
sef4-tr Washing ID o.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-03-03

Massachusetts has machines which are
millions of men.
-Bessamers process of making steel, a
comparatively recent invention, is said to
have added 92OO, 100000 to the wealth Of
Great Britain.
AT a California fair recently, several
bottles of strained honey were put on cx-
hibition, when chap put bottle of castor
oil with the rest. The opinion of all who
tried it was that the bee that laid ii was Il
fraud.
Mr.. L. &. Elliot, Representative elect
of South Carolina, is a full-blooded Afri-
can. lie was educated in England, and
since the reconstruction of The State has
been member of the Legislature and As
sstant Adjutant- General of militia. He is
reported to be the ablest orator of his race
in the South.
Richard Adams Locke, who has just
died on Long Island, aged II, was the au-
thor of the famous Moon Hoax, which
thrty-iive years ago ser the country by the
ears over Sir John Herschels reported as
Economical discoveries at the Cape of Good
Hope, and made world wide reputation
for the New York Sun.
In his charge to the grand juryht New
port, n. H., on the 3lst ult., Chief Justice
Bellows referred very pointedly to the
prevalent practice of gambling among the
religionists of the day, at festivals and 9TH
er "social" gatherings of church member
ship, where lotteries, grab-bags, guess
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1871-03-03

THE TRAVELLER IN THE SNow.-A trav
eler was crossing a mountain height alone,
almost over untrodden snow. Warning
had been given him, that if slumber press
ed down his weary eyelids, they would in
evitably be sealed in death. For time he
went bravely along his dreary path. But
with the deepening shade and freezing
blast at night, there fell weight upon his
brain and eyes which seemed to he ire
sistible. In vain he tried to reason with
energies to shake off that fatal heavinoss.
AT this crisis of his fate his foot struck
against heap that lay across his path. No
stone was that, although no stone could be
colder or more lifeless. He stopped to
touch it, and found human body, half
buried beneath fresh drift of snow. The
next moment the traveller had taken a
brother in his arms, and was chatting his
hands and chest and brow, breathing upon
the stiff cold lips the warm breath ofa liv-
ing soul pressing the silent heart to the
beating pulse of his own generous bosom.
The effort to save another had brought
back to himself life and warmth, and en-
ergy. He was a man again, instead of a
weak creature, succumbing to despairng
helplessness, dropping down in dreamless
sleep to die. "lIe saved brother, and
was saved himselG"-English Hearts and
English Homes.