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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-26

or small Farm, consisting OF 10 res of verv superior
laho abundance OF fruit; buildings good style and IT
excellent order throughout aque duct spring water tC
mouse ana barn and in every respect very desirable
estate. Price $4,000. Terms easy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-26
YOUNG MEN

WIG nave injured themselves by certain practice in
ausea IN when alone habit frequently learned from
h t,Ehphnions, ora school, the effects which are
ss eiI, even when asleep and If not cured, render
inaiiidke impossible and destroy both mind and body
manu- M GD m M What apty that young
should ne snatched from all and enoyments a.
a,!e 'e consequence of 1evatng the path Of
nature anu secret ha it. Such persons must before
Soempatlhg marriage, reflect that sound min and
nubial happiness " P'"'' cum
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26
Throw in Reinforcement,

Tho Citadel Of Life I, Ia state Of sieg, all
through the year, but Is never more closely In.
vested than in mid-winter. The liver Is usually
tomeshat torpid, ard tho bowels more or less
c'rstipa.ad az tbs season, and dyspepsia often
assumes Its most a srayate form in cold aad wet
weather. In short, the sluggish system seem,
inclined to intermit or ,hirk some Of its msst
important duties under the influence of a low
temperature. and requires wholesome stimula-
ton. The splr required ia Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, the only Medicine which quiokens this
action 0. the seoretvs organs. sad brings out the
latent vitality ofths 'ysten without creating any
fsbrile symptoms or the slightest nervous e1-
element.
The great Vegetable Tonic is not recommend
ed as a fpecac for Coughs, Colds and Con
'anption-thlt asli bsi1s leH open to the con-
oacters Of preparations which can nc. by any
possibility reach the lungs bat as q spec &, for
thu c'nstitudonsl and physoll weakness which
invite pulmonary disease 1t Is literally infallbe.
Tho most insidious snd terrible enemy Of human
life Is not disease Itself, but the weakness which
affords 1t sn opportunity to gain Arm hold q the
Vital system. Remember that Stamina, Vital
Enerey-ths life principle. or whatever you may
choose to call the resistant power which battles
against the causes Of disease snd death, is the
grand sa'ozua d Of health. It Is the g1rriI Of
tbs human fortress, and when It vaIe. weak, the
true policy is to throw In relnfoIc swents In
ether wortS, when such an emergency oecu1s
commence a eourse Of Hote,ters Bltiers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26
DAVID FURM.N,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, } The Honorable the
DISTRICT s,rss 81 oc az ,, ,TS
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
Of David rurnsn late Of Coscaester, in said
District. deceased.
GREETING:
WHEREAS, application hath been made to
w this Court in writing. by the administrator
OF the es ate, Of sail deceased praying for license
and authority 70 sell the real estate 81 said
deceased, setting forta the Elm that u would be
beneficial TO the heirs and all persons interested in
sa1 estate TO sell the whole Of the real estate OF
said deceased, an all the heirs Of said estate In
this Sfaie having consented to such sals
WhereupOn the said Court appointed and
signed the 18th day ofte ruary "A. D. S'2 at the Pro
bate Court Rooms, in said District, to hear and de-
eice upon said pieatOn, and petition and ordered
public notice thereof q he given all persons inter
est,d therein, BY publ shing said order, together
with the time and place OF hearing. three weeks
successfully in the Burlington FREE Pass, a news
paper which circulates in tbs oorhOod Of III
Drsols interested IN sid estate, all shich publ
cations shall be previous 10 the day assigned for
he sring.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court, az the time and plase Assigned then
and there in SAIL Court, mase your objections TO
the granting such license. il .ou see calsi.
Given undermy hand at the Probate Court Rooms.
tbs l7tl day Of January, =. T.. ts-2
3lw3w 7. z. WALES, Judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

Acaoss THE LAKE.-Niue hens in Chszy laid
daring the year 1871, 1888 eggs, and two Of
the hens found time to raise respectable families
Of chickens II thst.
The Canton PiIindsaier says On satur-
day morning Of last week quite sensation wac
produced BY the advent Of two customs officers
in Canton and their seiz1re Of about 100 pounds
Of tobacco, which had been illicitly imported
from Canada. Other tobScco may take a lesson
from this and not get imported in that kind Of
a way.
man named John C. Bishop. OF Carthage,
JefiersCn county, for long time express agent.
privately lef, that place. taking with him the
svsils Of his property, $4,000 in cash, snl
Travelled to Adrian, Mich, whittier a Mrs. Sim
mons Of West Carthage, had preceded him.
John passei himself off as widower and WAS
about to marry Mrs. Summons. with whom he
seemed to be quite intimate, when Mrs Bishop.
by the aid Of friends, came down on John and
defeated the intended crime Mrs. B. is now
suing for slimoDy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

ternoon, sufficiently rallied from the shock to be
taken to her home, and il no internal injury
hss been received, che will get along. Deacon
Kimball's injury 10 painful one, but it is
hoped will not prove sericus. On the whole, it
was quite stampede fora quiet Sunday, and it
is exceedingly fortunate that no lives lost or
bones broken.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26
A CARD.

Rev !. L. Maynard and wife grltefiliy aeknowi-
ed real sonafio. visit to the parsonage.;on the
evening Of the 18th inst , nuEerousy attended by
mem ers ofthsir OWL congregation, and by goo1ly
number from both the other congregations Of the
place, who together left behind them Eighty Dol
lars, mostly in greenbaoks.
Williston, January q, ls72.
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DIED.

FosrER-ln WillistOn, Jan. I'D, Mary Foster
formerly Of Burlington. aged IS years
- JoSEs-In this city, January 22d, Of apoplexy
Capt. LathanJones, aged e5 years.
c. sUrros In Shelburn, Jan. 18Th, Mrs. Caroline
Sutton, aged IS years.
PJrrsR In Williston, Jan. %, Edward DIN. in
months and Is davs
LArHRaP AT Little Rock, Arkansas. Jan. 9th
5sIS Archibald Dunlap Lathrop, aged a ye.rs and
months. son fCspt gideon LathTop ofstockport.
N. l., former y Of lake CnampIain
PARKHURsr-In Green Point, L. l.. Jsnua-v II.
Mrs Enz. Am, W fs OF Gait S. Parkhurst q: this
place, aged % years. - $500
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-,ronaisv.-.z, W.. Dec.. 1871.


NoRaisVi-.s, VI, Dec-s l-li.
D2 s. y. surzH.
Burlington, VIZ
DEAR Sin, Having been be1eats By your pro-
iessi11al skill, do Tot hesitlts 20 recon you
70 others who may be sufs-ias with chr1u.c all
ae-ts. One year ago vas afflicted With eatarrh,
al affection, accompanied by al ulcerltei sore
throat. consulted and was reatsi b. regular
physicians, but received little or no benefit
Finally, las: spring, sought your opinion Of my
case, which w.s such as to iadaca ne to place NY
self uader your treatment \ single operation,
followed up by your prescribed treatment, proved
sa'ieat 70 ran1ve the disease aad its distressing
effects. Several months hayias elapseI since I was
your patient. Iressr1 tbs care as permanent.
Ac,op; ny sincere thanks ior the signal benefit
received, Thioh attribute to your superior medical
skill
RespssuIl-y yours.
PHILIP q. GLEED.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

ON TUESDAY. FEBRUABY 9th. is72 at TEN
" O'CLOCK, ca the premises will be
sold at Public Auct on the follow NJ descrihe1 per
sonsl property belonging 20 the farm lately sold
BY A, Weed, Of Hinesburgh, consisting in part Of
- Cows; Heifer Calves I yoke Of mat'hed
Steers. and yoke or extra Bulls. each coming three
years Cd pa Of heavy work Horses cJmins
IL likely sing Horse ming g. and ? Colts
coming years Old I Brood mare, 10 flai by Bow
legs, with colt by her side. sired by same About
% tons O. Hay; 81 bushes Of Barley z0u hushe S
Of Oats 90 rushes each Of Potatoes ard sugar
Bsets ! Crews uue-HO-se Rover Trasher Circular
and Dag Saws complete and IN goOf runuing
Orde-. MOVING Machines - Little Giant ard
Buckeye Pstrick's Horse Rake Wagons, SIeighs
Fs-mir T OILS, Furniture. SC, SC.
Terms Cash, or II preferred on sums Of over Thirty
Dollars go approved d months paper, payable
TO subscriber s. his residence in She burn
z. 4. WEED.
Hnesburgh. Jan. 70. Is72-d&wIw
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BRAproRD-HnL.-Atso Sonora, Dec 9th, 1871, by
Rev samuel Hill, Mr.. Oh aries S. Bradford and Miss
man.
HosAS-McCLouD.-At Sonora, Dec. 3lst, Is7I,
6y Rev Samuel Hill, Mr.. Thomas Hogan and hiss
Georgianna MeCioud.
PArTkk-GALE.-In Colchester, Jan. 18th, by Rev.
oeo 8. Chase Mr. Harmon ]. Psttee OF Georgia,
to Miss Sarah r. Gale Of Colchester,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

60 potent are the toning and stimulating proper
ties OF Snolander's Buchu that it removes or
mental snd ply steal debility, diabetes, gravel,
female Complaints retention or incontinencs Of
urine, and other mslades Of the urino- genital
organs which have baffisd medical men Of distinc-
ton, IN Europe well as In this juntry. In q
word 1t restores the impaired constitution TO per-
feet health. deodkw3..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

ESSEX CENTRE.-Ihs friends os Rev. Geo.
Severance will make their customary annual
donation visit at the house Of Gilbert Shsw on
the afternoon and evening Of the els; inst
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

Posi- STAsxARD C. A. R-FEday evening
the 18th inst., George Simpson was elected
junior Vice Commander, in place OF Capt. n A.
Woodbury., resigned. Robert MeCollum Was
elected Sergeant Major, rice George Simpson,
elected J.VC.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

RIcHNoSD.-D. B. Bishop, of Richmond, has
sold his farm of SS5 acres, to NJ v B Bull, Of
Albany, n. Y. for SI5, 900.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

There are members OF four generations living
in the house Of George W. Heath, Of albany,
Tt, viz: Moses Heath, George W. He2th, Nil
COZ c. Heath and Harry u. Heath all III one
house aui ole family.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

ST. ALBASs BUTTER MARKEr.-The market
on Tuesday was very dull Winter diaries, Il
TO &c for common to good, and 2S,. Tor selec-
TOM No cheese offered.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26
Sepal gutifss.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

I N the District Court Of the United States for the
State of Vermont.-In the matter Of George p.
walker, Bankrupt-In Bankruptcy.-To the Cred
i,ors Of said nkrUp snd al whom it may coacefn {,
GENERAL meetings Of the Creditors II tho aforesa
Bankrupt have been ordered by said Court 10 be
held AZ Geo. B Walser's hotel, in Lyndoaville 10
said district, On the Sd day Of February. A ID.
ls12 at 10 o'clock A. VI e'oie Join 5srtle Esq,
one Of the Registers in Bankruptcy Of al Court vr
the purposes named 10 the 9th and 18th sections Of
the U 4 Bankrupt Act aODruvsd March 3D. 1867 !
and that have flied my final account as asst .nee
OF the est 10 Of said BAN upt, ana at said Court
for ssftlement Of my said hccOunts, for ois
charge from all liability Asst Of said Estate
in accordance With the provisions OF the 3 secJon
OI the Bankrupt Act Of March I'd, A ID. 1871.
lated at Newport, IN said District, this 10Th day
January, A. ID. ls72
L. ROBINSON, Assignee.
7iU9U
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

"a pooket-book snatcher got swsy with Ss5
the other day, in Broadway The lady fren
whom IL was stolen sought TO enlist policeman
in pursuit Of the thief, and was told that " it
served her right for carrying her portemonnaie
in her hand"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

Singers and public 81 eakeas WHO are troubled
with nosrseness, will derive immediate and lasting
benefit. from The use Of Weess' Magic Compound.
Toe smallest possible Quantity moistening the
throat, sffjrds relief at once. wilt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

FAMILY jARs.-Iol R9bair, q freedman
living ia French Village" was brought b.
fore the police court last Friday, on complaint Of
his wife, for cruelty TO her, she asserting that
the gentle Joseph was in the habit Of pounding
her because be Suspected her OF ways thst arc
dark and tricks thst are contrary 20 the syenth
commitment Joe was fined eight dollars, i'll
Guiding costs. sud ret At liberty he wen; i'm.
medistely to hia house, broke IN a window,
drsggei cut feather bed and other articles, snd
INDUCED in diy5ra rows and ruptions, ia order
to show a proper resentment Ofheer Faana-
gan made ihe arrest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

The people Al Essex Ceutre sre permestsi with
the rsiroai fever. one young lady thsTe Vas
heard TO remark tbs; she " don't low no fellers
round her that han't rid on the kcers.''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

D0N'T HAWK, HAWK, SPIT, SPIT, BLOW
BLOW, and disgust every body with your Ca.arrh,
Remedy will specify destroy all odor, arrest the
dis barge, AMI cure you. wssat.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26
FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER oilers f3r sale bis farm. con
j tanning about us acres Of land. standing in Is
sex. Vt, about 81 miles from the Centre Of the
town. ] he said farm is IN good state Of cultivation
and Is good dairy farm, with never-failing
ssrings and brook running across the farm. The
farm hiss apple orchsris and also sugar orchards
on &C. and about 30 acres Of heavy timber and The
buildings are mostly new. The stock, team and
rmng tools, if desired VIII be sold with the farm.
NM. HANLkY,
Jan 25-s3T Essex, Vt.
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100 CHOICE SELECTIONS. NO 49,

now asady With its prscioa' store q gooi things
for Public snt Pa-lcr Read ngs being happy
blend n Of Eioq renee. HurO- Sentiment, athoes
and belelqur. Uniform in sly with TIE proceeding
numo-rs. which have won he punfic b anu
the cry L. MORE - Cioth-b luni - cots; "a
per 80 cents or 4 c1pi-s for s.. Aisp &c EXCELsIOh
DIALOGUES" Hevi-ed Ed., price 3 p.
ASK your h09Hsel er ior them. OF st nd prise 20 p
GARRETT 4 Co. ~ Chestnut street Philafsl-
phia, Ia.
Agents Wanted. TBS S: IS li Gag oi isIf
thee by tho sln5s Jan 23-td e1F4W
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

IuroRrAyr SURGICAL OPERATIoS.-We earn
from the Messenger thst DR.. C. h. Tenuy Of this
city, on the llth inst, operated On Cbss T.
Green, son q Alon1l Green OF Franklin. who
has been suffering for over two years from
troublesome disease known as Necrosis Of the
Humerus. After making an incis;ou Of eight
inches between the shoulder AMI elbow, the doc
to7 succeeded IL removing enc very large piece
Of neorosei bone, with sewers! other pieces thst
under other circumstance would be considered
large. Ii fen moments sh5-t OF an hour the
operation was complete and the wound closed.
he had both the able c3uaeel snd assistance Of
Ore. Briggs and Barleson. together with C. s.
Leach Of Hishgste snl Dr.. Geo. Brigham OF
sheldon There were others preseut-not ply
aicsus-vho witnessed the operation and SPOKE
highly oftha manner in which it was performed.
svAyIos The 700 sore tract on Maquam
Bay. recently puohssed by Messrs. Barlow, Fair
banks. Jewett and Hatch, lies only about mile
and quarter west from Swsnton Falls and
affords beautiful cite for 3 town. Preparations
for building the docks have already commenced.
Next sumner the Lamoine Valley railroad will
be extended to it and We presume the Vermont
and Canada viii run branch scross to it slso
Tie trsct is TO be laid cut for village, with =
grant f5E public squsre, for school house, for
several churches, for 3 fire engine house, and for
wster WORKS, and the rest Of the land not needed
Tor railroad and wharf purposes will be sold in
lois to suits purchasers and at fair price. The
Ns:e- Of the bsy is deep, hard winds sre broken
of by kesdlanis, Sni small outlay will make
this one Of the largest and very best harbors on
the lake. For coSl. lumber, iron. &c. it will be
more convenient port than Burlington for al
this portion Of Northern Vermont, and We shall
be glad TO see it prosper like \ new Chicago
-Neuerger.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

NEsGu'SZs MAEErr-Buaer traieD not over
brisk. ia Saturday last butter sold for % %
B. cents peg i6. Egg 50 cts per dozen. Hay
's worth so per tou straw SIS to SIS per
toa- On Tuesday 2542 lbs batter we're shipped
from tits station, PIG los Of poultry. and
qusniity ofsggo.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

NEoosU--TAo friends Of Rev. L. Z. E.liss
will NEE. st tie Par!ors Of the Congregational
church, fcs heir annual donation visit, on Non
day evening, January 23;h.
Its 7naerstood that the Rev. AIr. Wilcox. OF
'5e Baptis' church, in this city, viii occupy Mr.
Lliot's 3csk uex. Sabbath
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

3-f Lease A Flint Of Las; R51bary. VI,
committed suicide on sunday by cutting his
;h-ost with rsz1r lie has been dependent all
summer, caj feared his property was going to be
lost
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Sperial 9otires.

beautiful dressing and invigorator of the Hair
is Halls Vegetable sicillaa Hair Remover.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

VERHoSr HIsroRIcAL socIEr7.-The S.. Al
bans Messenger says that in addition to the
papers announced in tie of5sid notice OF the
coming meeting Of this Society IN thst plaoe,
Henry Hall, Esq, Of Rutland, will deliver s
lecture. entitled d" Indian Foot Prints, - aud
lecture OF " The Battle Of Hutbardtoa," just
previous to the battle Of Bennington. This bst-
lie was the only one actually fought within the
boundaries Of This state. and Mr. Hall has de-
voted much time and money in sscertaining the
facts about Il from English, American, and slso
Germsn authorities Rev. DR.. Bailey, Of Shell
don, will resi a biographical notice. Z. K.
Tovle, Esq., Of Franklin, will give : circum-
stsnc.si account Of the Fenisn raid in that
town, and the arrest Of General Neil By U. S.
Marshal Foster, and there are others from whom
papers are expected.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

We understand that the following station
a-eats have been app0intej OF the Portland &
Ogiensturg Railroad Dsaviile, silas II. Stone;
Greensboro. John Smith East Hsriwick.
luther hyde. HariEiek. Charles Ea.an
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Cattls-Ne dud Northern supply - heats Of
Cattle. In nearlC every yard there were me pairs
OF Sc &C. cattle. NC fated aud worth Of com lent
tss TRIMS were al ear and dIue-s on the uart
Il but he-s 20 buy az -.cP = lower rates which
Ze era seced-d to bt osuers, VINO w-r- satisfied
rrat Or va the best. coLs deriqg ths supply west.
= Fa sold iyear OH steer. very &c weighing
ESQ p ref re sat p market. % II-g t. cr,ss
wri-ht Il I'd By Ches Got al Of an aster u
also oxen fasfrt on same firm and -olq Al ssnns
prize, Zone p,lr vel ghed 30 b.. DO re We ght) "
NJ am cold oXsn for So b Dow sold oxeu
a. 40 = cat dr. - vt. Atte3 BY Warren Fi.he- 4
Haverhill y II home VT 81 % rs shrinS 3u rs on
The Way % market. Is steers 1t q, r y dress VI,
dress 20 lss FrsLk Rlierd sold oxen 81 o. w
dress W dress 1850 IS e.cl oxen At 90 Pih cress
give the sale Of oxen az market tSO weeks ago,
ft,teG b., Jams 'inuard 4 Hereford SO for 6rl
., liF3 ~ Iftss earle spear for themscv~s. m
comment needed. - Sfreenl sold OKsu ~ g. Y
o., ~, IS W. dress TO- n each oxen II Sc 10
Dies W. cres- on 4 each. EouEntou Wilcox
ID oxen at So Pib dress vi, dress 1867 lbs zach
9-N ear % q steer 20 $. 2 D. dress VT. COWS az
e r dres- vi, = Tler sd & 4 ,r0n 5iGs.c
2 10 Dress -
hep early 21ll les sheep in market this
week. The muti0l 10 ukst was much TOO heavily
Supplied las, week and sales were less active. A
oepfecitu0n q prices full &c Rib. Csut Armstrong
So loo sheep al s. ? bead, or &C VI. FRANK Ri
ord 10 IS s1esO 75ibs u &C Pin. B Sar5 ent
10 IS sheep 81 g Ft, AZ - lbs. lot Il I'D head
changed hands q g; IN A Fowler sold q sneep
az 10 r., Al SIC eo- II Bryant so.d li2 lambs.
sv q b, 7,c Fh D0Suer sold TIC sheep, Az
On Is, al So IS 2 bead.
PJu try Tho & NJ nd fsr live poultry has no. i'm O.
proved since Ia7t week. Z SION marhet continued
10 Overst1cked with dressed poultry, and the
zht suppl, o. i've thIs mlrlins vas in1itTsrently
case~ a at weeks figures We quote extra lots g Z
nc 2 T. prime ia &c good. liiGIlfc medium
il!4rIl &c poor % ne1i-u lie Z 10.
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President Vt Historical Society

by feii-iay, " we understand to be
meant DAY devoted 90 an excursion en- the
Lake or elsewhere This viii he new, aud
We ioub: not abrasive feature Of the meet
ing
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-01-26

EssEz CrsrRE-shsrmals Band Of Wiuo5sbi
gsye concert in tie Institute Hsll, Friday eve
ming 20 good house. The band acquitted them
selves to tie satisfaction O. eli. Mr.. Edward NJ.
Read assisted ~ the organ and Miss Kstfe Storrs
sang " Waiting and % s,tr % by Soul"
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IBy Ielegraph
Nav YORk. Jan. a.
MONEY closed easy, the rates dropping from to
5zlh per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE dull aud h'avy at 100.
GUILD duil and firm az siDlr9. Loans at 3G6
per cent for czrrNin<. Clearings S4i,000OJ.
GOVERNMENTS dull and ,teady.
STATE BONDS week, except south Carolnss.
$40 KS wee strong and higher during the af-
tern0On, with a general advance and lncrss sed
business LAser there was dis 9ositi1n 10 realize
the profits Of the advance winch resulted ia a
ton 4 y to per cent. from the highest point OF
The day, and TIE market closed arm and rather
above the lowest rates. The treasury paid out to-
day $1,000 gold on account OF the January inter
est, and s37 90 or redemption Of U. 5. SD bonds
The following are the osiaS quotations
1 n Ill.
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Books, Periodicals & Statiunerp.
10 from 80
AGENTS WANTED FOR TIE LIFE OF
J z Il Z S FISK

mplsts History Of his lie and exploits from A
Peculiar Boy 20 a ki-s non- Finan-srs mis- Tri-
umphs ard Failures How be LIVED and how he
Died. lll1s'ra.ed Pre- by Mail, cents. Terms
Liberia. address WI. FLINT a co, Pnila., Pa,
Jan 23-fdxW+w