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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-12
FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS
and Dealers in Government Securities,

New York Nov. 20, 1871.
The successful and rapid negotiation of nearly three
fourths of the FIFTEEN MILLION LOAN
OF THE ESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY, and The energetic
prosecution of the work Of extension and preparation of
the Road for extensive mineral, agricultural ard
through traffic. have placed the financial affairs and re
sources Of the Company upon such basis that we are
directed to advance the price for future sales Of the
Bonds explained in the following letter of Mr. HUN
TINGToN, President of the Company
OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY,
81 William Street, New York,
NOVEMBER Is, 1871.
SIessrs. FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Financial Agents c. h O. r. r. CO.:
Gentlemen
The Western Division of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Raroad comprising the 81 miles between Huntington.
on the ohio River, and The mouth of New River (abOve
Inc rails OF kanawna) is substantially mpeted,
aud WILL in few days, he ready do the immense coal
Eastern DIVISION, comprising 227 miles, between White
sulphur Springs and Richmond, IS now in complete
order and successful operation The grading and mson-
nv on eleven of the TO- miles, between the mouth New
River and White sulphur Springs Is complete and the
work on the remaining 81 miles far advanced that
track-iayng Will be commenced on this portion of the
road in nay next, and continue without interruption
until the whole line is completed.
In view of these facts. hereby directed TO make
no further sales OF the Bonds said Company at
price than "a and accrued interest," which price
will continue to sell until further orders.
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uihce NO. o bOWNllB GfeeI, NEW lOTks
Manufacture the
PATENT MEsTIzo BURRlNG PICKERs.
PATENT WORSTED BURRING PICKERS, PA.
TENT DOMESTIC BURRLNG PICKERS. OILERS to
attach PICKER. Patent steel Ring and solid Packing
Barring Machines maze Single and Double, for first
bTeahef- " Larilng Machines; Fine Burning
tchnes FIR the saennd breakers and hnshers
Improved steei Ring teea Rolls. pane intersact
ing. with Patent adjustable spring boxes shake VIII
lows with blowers. waste Busters, Cotton Gins, Blow
ers tc
Excelsorl Attic International Exhibition in Lon
dIn, ,oO-. II Paris Exposition of 1861, Mes
tlko Burning Picker received PRIZE MEDAL award;
GOLD MEDAL at American Institute Fair l565-
and In 1861 1863, and 1870 the highest award.
AZ the American Institute Fair, 1855, Burning
Machine for cards, awarded A GOLD MEDAL,
at all subsequent exhibitions the HIGH EST AWARD;
ana IN 1870 orr Double Burrer received FIRST PREMIUM
At American Institute Fair, 1861 and 1870, our steel
Rim Feed Rolls received 1T premium.
Az American Institute Fair, 1870 our Worsted Burning
Picker was awarded the LIST premium.
~ ouR STEEL RING BuRRING MACHINES ARE THE
oSLf SOLID PACKING BURRiNe MACHINES IN THE MAE
KEI. Workmanship and Operation are guaranteed.
our Illustrated Catalogue be had on application.
-3upt attention gwen 70 III iauniries and orders nv
~ ~ e., g. GNnDAWH
pNSTABLISHED IN 1882. YOUNG.
n Uetcr 10 Fancy Goods, uys, ard Useful Articles
her !, styles stamping tor Embroidery.
.enGy OF the French Dye House, of Boston, Goods
SEM 10 the bye Il0nse on Fridays.
ease observe the sign OF "Ihe Variety Store No 22b
Man street. nearly opposite the Qunagamond HANK
ie2T deoDf
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Scr SaIG.

T0r Sale.
EoR sALE-25 Shares of the First Ma
Il tonal Bank Stock of Grafton. Mass.
ABBOTT IL RICE.
jail DIFF Central Exchange.
FOR SALE CHEAP-IF SOLD sooN-A
n, n nice young ETHAN ALLEN" MARE, sound and
G. NJ EoRING, Isl Main ST.,
lall div Worcester. Mass.
nor SALE-The Stock and Fixtures of
4 Grocery store, very centrally located. Rent low.
qulre Of ABBOTT y RE 1T
$50 diff Central Exchange.
EOR SALE-One of the best Flour and
Il Grain Stores Nam 81 (north oC Front ST. y wih
good Of ness Gus ON as any in tile city,
Rent low Lease can be had If wanted. Best Of reason
for Eel ing. l.. a. ELY " ~.
SLETGH FOR SALE-A Double SEATED
~ dai ALBANY Sleigh to to be sold CHEAP :, on
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
- One Car n. Y. JACKSON WHITES. Also one of
d. DIT S. II. BURBANK & co.
FOR SALE-STANDING WOOD AND
TllM,BER, within ~ miles of City Hall; also, 200
cords Of Dry Wood ready i g m n%1G 8 co
o4 DIFF 2 Front st. Exchange.
HORSE BLANKETS FOR SALE-A
- few hundred good common Blankets. well made
up ~ low prices. ~ SUMNER PRATT,
sD diff p Front st.
FACTORY FOR SALE OR TO RENT,
with water and steam power; situated on the line
OF the Providence Railroad, in the city Of Worcester
Apply to WAsngURN MoEN MFG Co.
TOOLS, &C., FOR SALE!-A nice Black
u Wa nut Cabinet. 4 feet square. with boxed doors,
filled with Carpenters other Useful Tools. Also,
good Foot Lathe, with scroll, chuck, spurs, centers
drills, &c, complete. win be sold low by
,.,o CHARLES WILDER,
JalO DIST l3S Union st.
nor SALE-A CARRIAGE snop; one of
the best locations in the city. Inquire Of the sub
sc1her' rear 1871 Union 81.
jal0 dlw* j. G. BARKER
w OOLEN MILL FOR SALE OR TO
w LET.
A FOUR-SET WOODEN MILL, easily ac
cessible, with permanent water power in good repair
and well equipped with modern machinery For par
tculars inquire Of II. II. CHAMBERLAIN 81 CO..
la6 deop&wtf 442 Main ST.
EOR SALE AT LOWEST PRICES
Il a. Wholesale and Retail. Extra Choice
FALL MADE BUTTER.
$40 Main St., doors south Junction Main and South
jas bridge SITS. DIST
NOR SALE-A first-class Provision Bust
4 ness, stock and Fixtures, with two years lease.
quire at IA Main st. ar ja2
NOR SALE-HOUSE AND BARN No.
4 $50 Pleasant. House contains 10 rooms convenient
~ arranged for two families. Apply TO
Jal du ALEXANDER BIGELOW.
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Have sold, during the past year,
to an extent unequalled by those of
any other Corporation, and they have
now taken their place among the
solid and fayOrite securities of the
country.
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RICE, WHITING & BULLOCK,

HARVEY FISK. A. S. HATCH.
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6 Tenement Brick House |!
AYRES PLACEi

pleasantly ituaed on West st. in the centre of Barre.
Also, very desirable Building LOt, near the same.
Also, at 2o'clock of the same 18th day, the
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This is because the Bonds are based upon the amplest
the railroad franchises and all the Ian Is and property
and rights of property real and personal now in pos
session by the Northern Pacific Railroad Company or
which the said Company may hereafter acquire" The
Land Grant ofthe Northern Pacific Railroad will average
$4,000 acres to each mile of road This land is capa-
bic OF producing in abundance all the Fruits, vegeta-
bics and cereals ofthe Eastern or Middle States.
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BUTTONS.
EXECUTORS SALE
r E AL E STATE
THE STORES!

situated on tie side Of Barre Common and occupied
by Daniel Cumm ngs and others and is eOnsl cred
OF the best locations business Barre Al-o, at IL
O'Clock, on the same day, a
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CONSTRUCTION OF THE ROAD.

The road is completed the eastern boundary of Da-
koa, the Red River othe North distance of 255 miles,
On the Pacific coast IS miles under construction, the
greater part ofwch is 1lncludlng purchased
lines, the Northern Pacific Company now have nearly
500 miles running road Contracts are let for the con-
close of 1872
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TABLETS, PORTMONNlES,

FUCHRE AND WHIST PLAYING CARDS.
Pocket Books Calf Wallets. Bill Books, Bill Holders
Pocket States scholars Sla'es Portfolios Covered
States and the Rubber-Cor NOlseesg Slate.
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NEW STEAM MARBLE AND
~ STONE WORKS.
TO SECURE A nus1Nrss

paying from s. 10 $40 per ay Five samples ofour ME-
ie enl Good al new light and saieabe sent postpaid
10 ~ MS or only 80 cents Suitable for aties ar een
iemen 10 sell Ad rcss NEW ERGLAND NoyRtTy
AGENCY, No Asylum st. Hartford, CT dim nsn
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CLOTHES.
Err R. A. CHAPTER.
OBJECT DRAWIVG AND PAINTING.
MIeS. a. @. FREELA NU

wlrcceive pupils in Object Drawing and Painting, at
the iudiu fnimer oecup ed by Nc Giaiwin, All Main
st.. corner Pearl up stat So Rooms on Wednes-
0avs. Thursdays. Fridays and Saturdays reference
DR. w Rmnirr Miss II. NJ. knowtOn. Ct Bost on :
Dir Geo Gladwin Of Worcester. dIall p 49, 7to.G'
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-24
WHAT

WHAT
IF it was only in tho matter Of GROCERIES.
l. this question conld mover be asked. be-.
cause the people Of Columbia and up-countly
already know the fact and act upon it.
ARE
We offer the best goods to be found in any
known market, and If better than tho best
00oid possibly DO had, Nr we should h"yAthem.
Our perishable goods are fresh. daily. We
can scarcely supply the demand, dull al times
arc. In this class we include Hams. Break.
fast Strips, Tongues, &c.
GOING
In Flour-handling, we think. moro heavily
than any merchant hero, wo offer peculiar in
ducemonts in quality as IN pricc.
TO
In Liquors, am assured you have the in
side track. We trust all who give us a call
will acknowledge the Corn"
DO
In Fancy Groceries and Canned Goods. our
assortment III unequaled: every novelty
ABOUT
Being added to stock promptly, ard standard
goods always OIL hand.
IT?
So, dear reader, whenever your stock Of
Groceries runs short; whenever a deiicacy ia
required for the sick room; whenever tho ap-
petite OF tho cpicure fails; in short, whenever
you want anything else Int Dry Goods. Boots
anu Shoes, or Queens Delight, call; and We
can .ell you, also, where they can he got for
uothinb. GEO. SYMMERS.
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LyBrand & Son

TNAKE pleasure in calling the attention Of
n Il the pnblic to an examination OF their
SIOCh OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con
Meloduons, Violins, Guitars, Banjos Fintes'
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band Instru
ments Of all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
instruction Books FOR every class Of Musical
Music sent by mail, post paid, on receipt Of
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods cent by
Express, when ordered. to any pnrt of the
state. marked @. o.. D. Good Second. hand
Pianos. Organs and Melodoops tuned and re-
pared IN satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention to Packing, Removing and
Shipplng Pianos for other parties to any poin
desired, at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and al tis-
iactlon guaranteed to those favoring us with
their pa alronage: Send for our catalogue Of
Sheet Music and hnsical Merchandise. Te--
Columbia. &. @. Eov
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Wood! Wood! WoodIII

,hE Undersigned bogs leave to inform tho
vtpn GItizons M, OF Columbia that he has WoOD W S
pot aHU Uhsra ms &c old stand at tho Charlotte De-
best qualities OF PINE and % 6HK Ak nVn1 W%nn ,no
winch nc will sell, DELIVERED to any mart NJ
tho city. at the following extraordinarv iow i w
pr,ees W.; Pine: 81; Oak. IS per cord. Good
Orders may be left either M nv s.,
lssao snIzbacher's Jewolry Store. Main strnat ~
oun IL lmo| CHARLES HAMBERG
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Boarding.
MISS CORDELIA MORDECAI, Columbia.
~ .; C:, announceB that her establish.
ment, Southwest corner OF Sumter and LADY
streets, is prepared to accommodate DOARD
EhS, permanent and transient, where the
taste and comforts Of the most fastidious
WIZ ot Ruhranteed. Dec 81 tfmo
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Pomaria Nurseries.

81 The largest and mort varied
STOCK ot Southern acclimated
soil aud climate. susnssa eonsistiDs io our of
A,,naaas Apples. Peaches. Pears. PlSms,
A,m1;6nde. ean1;n ApriGots and Neetarines, from the
earliest to the latest; Cherries. Ounces. Figs.
Halle Nuts, English Walnuts and spanfsh
Ohestnuts. several 6ne varieties; Grape Vines
emd1pTacing emf choice tahlo kinds; Strawberries
an ano naspberries, Evergreens, in greatvariety.
the best; Dahliaa, Gladiolas, Lilies, &C.: Or.
namental Flowering Shrubs, Asparagus and
norse Horse. hsdish Roots. Usage Orange and Ms-
oaremey % IN nose. Tor hedges. Choice Fruit Trees
transplanted early, will be furnished at mode
rato prices, new priced catalogue sent to
Persons wishing, will please apply direct to
the proprietor. VIM. STtMMER "
Dec IS f2mo Pomar;a n
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What un The BOND HoIpnns i,5si l;is y sAa TIE
How York Herdld, Of Friday, Ia les Re.
port OF the stock market for The proceed
1.-THE Bouth. Carolina July Issues ad.
va9ced to thirty and g half, or Ave PEI
cent since yesterday morning. TIE
real character of.the negotiations OF pre-
sent on foot, between parties in this oity
and In Columbia, is not clearly under
stood. but SO far as they point to, any re-
pndiation. such as proposed in q COM
pounding Of the outstanding debt at
fifty cents on the dollar, they are .vieo-
rously opposed by holders Of bonds who
paid more than fifty. The buyers at low
figures do not object, of course, to q
measure which proposes to give them
hfty cents for what they have bought at
twenty to twenty five cents; but the par
Ties most interested are, after all, the
great majority of investors who pur-
chased South Cnrolinas year or two
since when the Statewas honorably pay
Ing its interest. These parties are quite
willing the Slate should default in tile
interest for season or. two rather than
they should submit to such q wholesale
repudiation OF the principal of the
debt" ,@ .is
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LowREY's Bo1DNEss. The Wades.
boro IN, C.) Argus publishes the fact
tnat the other day Henry Berry Lowrey
Robson. heavily armed. There were
tenr men in tho piazza, with whom he
sat and talked till dinner was announced.
when he delivered himself OF all his
arms, leaving them in the piazza, and
went with the company to dinner to the
extreme opposite part sof the house.
Ihey did not attempt his capture, rs
they knew his band were near.
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Potatoes! Potatoes!i
ono BARRELS POTATOES, consisting
AOO Of Pink Eyes,
Early Rose,
Peach Blows,
Jan IL JOHN AGNEW r. SON
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Planting Potatoes!
C00 BARRELS selected SEED POTA.
EOO OEB--Pink-Eyes. Early Rose.
Jackson Whites, Peach Blows and Early
Goodrich, for sale low by
Jan 10 EDWARD HopF
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Fresh Garden Seeds.
IDEAS. Beans, Corn, Cabbage. and everv
va TSrgty EiiuT 81 fresb and genuine Seeds for
'ah ~ Opposite Columbia Hotel
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
TlHE firm OF PAYSINGER & FRANKLIN
i was dissolved, tho 1st instant. bv mutmal
consent. All persons indebted to said firm
WI snli make make payment to ". 8: MONTEITH, and
sli porsohs having demands against tho an id
arm Will prenent them to him for settIemont
no being fully authorized by us to settle mn
the business Of the said firm. "p
g. NJ. PAYSINGER.
ian IL O. Il FRANKLIN.
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The Royal Family.

IL 1870. -
rrince of Wales. born November 0, 1871.
princess Alice, born April Is. 1s43
Princess Helena, born May IS, Ie4G.
princess Louisa, born March iS, l84S.
Prime Prince Arthur; born May !, 1850.
prin prince Leopold, born April 7, 1858.
DELIGHT" ~N
The Blood Of the Nation made pure by
using HEINITSR'E "QUEEN'S DEtIGHTn
and BLOOD and LIVER PILLS. Nov 90
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Some married people alway@go to bed
quarreling, yet they never fall out.
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BY COLUMBIA s. g. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY "a 1879
9pec1a1 Not1cee.


AN APPEAL TO HEAsON.-Health
would be much more carefully guarded th N
1t Is at present, and the average of human
life Heightened by many years, II common
serse and the Light OF experience were &C.
cepted by the universal public as their M
gal monitor and guido. The true philosophy
OF health Is simple. It consists In refrainipR
from indulgences and imprudences which
impair the vital forces, and in supplying any
deficiency OF vital power aud constitutional
vigor thas may exist, by iRvigoratipg and
Alternative treatment. To reinforce and regu.
late feeble system, and to prevent more
vigorous physique from yielding to unhe althy
and debilitating influences, HOSTETTERs
STOMACH BITTERS is unquestionably the
most potent OF all vegetable purifiers. As
stlmu!ant, 1t is the purest ever administered
10 medical practice; as tonic and stomaol1io,
tne most lnisilible; as an anti-bilious agent,
the SAFEST and nureBt, aud as an aperient and
regulating medicine, mild and painless. vet
lrreeistlble. 1t 1e protection against dis
ease OF every kind, and all seasons, and ia
particnisrly eihaotous as means Of foro-
arming the system against the ailments gen
Grated Dy raw, damp. ungenial atmosphere.
Hence its great value as q winter tomb and
!nvigorant. No one pre.disposed to indiges.
tion. biilousness, constipation, rheumatism
this Vital Elixir. AS certain claes OF coun-
try dealers are very anxious to dose their Gus.
toners with "locsl bitters," of a worthless or
pernioious character. which they represent to
be equa! or superior to the great National
Tonic, the public is hereby fore. ,oarne ed
against their "tricks Of trade" Jan "a +3
ON mARRIAGE.-HAPPY RELIEF FOR
YOUNG MEN from the effects or Errors and
Abuses in early life. Manhood restored.
Nervous debility cured. Impediments to
Marriage removed. New method of treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent froe. in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. Q
south'Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
LEG "a 3mo
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Railroad Meeting.
H@ III E @

THE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of
4 the South Carolina Railroad Company and
OF the south-western Railroad Bank viii be
neld a. the South. b.western Railroad Bank.
Broad Street, Charleston. 8. O., on February
18th, pro1imo. at II O'Clock A. NJ.
On the following day, MI election will bo
neld for fifteen Directors OF the Railroad Com
stockholders will be passed over the road.
20 81 and from the meeting, free Of charge.
.sIhe proposed amendment to Article 1, Sec.
th uoS l, OF the Bylaws, changing tho time Of
v srv n"anuai meeting, by striking out "Eebru-
VIII como up for action at this meeting.
Jan u wa\ j. r. EMERY. Secretary.
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Martins Slicing Sub-Soiler and Deep
Tlller PloW.
HHHE undersigned having purchased the
l. right for this State to manufacture and
sell the above plow, the best and cheapest vet
introduced, desires a reliable Agent at every
County Court House in the State.
Oct l0 EDWARD HOPE
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29

, e.ol, rvcbance urinter has been directed tn print
, t,sactons occurring up to the official close Of 0usl-
ness at D. m, instead OF 2. p m as formerly Ihis -
4 very desirable and much needed change
The following resolutions expressive OF the sentiments
o tbe Stock Exchange in regard TO the death OF Henry
II ward were unanimously adopted by the Board this
morning:
p,f That the members Of the NewYoEk Stock E''hngt nave
received With deep regr intelligence Of the aee-.ss s g "
4 TIA. by hi. only deprived o. an ,sseti
as & whose word was bond ever be held saei
and n7o.e example sheds usteF upon this 'e'O 'l
"hs ] I va That ~ Vile we feel how heavy he The loss Of 50 hind
s 3 nesS,. vet We venture them our sincere condo
cue being We assured thai this to them as Ng as 10 ''
Is G That 6e members stock Exchange H attend tee
and tLst the morning fstocks that day be dh "' "
mark Of respect 10 hs memory -.
The coupons and registered interest OF the hH' hoit
gage bonds of the Montclair Railway Company, Que
semi / will be paid at the Office Of Leonard sheldon
Foster ON and after sept. ?.
The Indiana and Illinois Central R'lWaS j. ah e"s'
and west airline connecting indianapolis ana Decatur
and. when completed. will be l52 niles III ehS'". -
traverses belt OF the best settled ana IicneS'
tural and mineral country OF Indiana anu l'iinoi, -
no other railroad built or projected through y, - '
crosses the rich coal deposi,s in PARK ana NeriiOh
C,, IN tbe STATE OF Indiana. The work on the road
h lroadv made good progress; SlSOOOOO has Deeh sN
nended and Sl5OOO0O remains 10 De eal'eu 'or iron
subsoribers The Company has received SUBSCRIPTIONS
amounting 10 10000 from counties towns ana ihut
viduals on the line of the road and beside It's riSh'
ray owns $1,000 acres OF land mostly IN Indiana o.
which 1000 acres contain valuable mineral deposits
order 20 complete the road, the Company no" one,
,hrough Messrs Walker, Andrews Co, their nrS
,ortc,oe per cent sinking fund bonds ana are pre-
nared 10 furnish investors with full Information IN reIe
epce 10 the road which numbers among It's directors
several prominent and substantial merchants anu ou>
ness men OF this city ,.,
The Philadelphia stock Market Is dun PenusliEa
g. 100 Philadelphia and Erie K H. Tt heau'"s ~
$50 ; Pennsylvania r. r., 6oi Ooiu' 10
New-York tribune., 1872-08-29
roREIcN GOSSIP.

Count Sclopis, replying to an address 1or-
ed 70 him by the International Arbitration Society
,o.e as follows: "Gentemen Of the Committee OF inc
international Arbitration socety-To my regret anu
surprise must inform you that the address you auo
mo the honor Of sending me the 2nd July UT ia"
only reached me to-day at Geneva Ihasteh 10 aOuo'
edge the receipt OF your kind mssive with the uooI %
sense Of my gratitude. Though my tnanhs % oonse thev
sarily suffer delay from an involuntary i,rt ~
are moi less warm aud sincere feel the hlsn
fhe datfeTiug expressions contained M your duu
Ibeo won 10 accept the OF the deep anu
Lf,,iness I have the honor offer you Itpu'e
mveeli very fortunate. as think that my hunuig VI ih
has been chosen in order to take some ar ~,
is of so great interest and benefit % humanity Nol
would be agreeable TO me thah 10 onldlu Vut
frages, they TO me great ACCOMPLISHMENTS Evvn
KpIcIk SCOOPS Geneva, sthi August, le12 inc hcNt
J. Guthrie, ID. H., of Edinburgh ana Ilst0s ne
Pressens6 d. d., OF Paris, are NceIfeauehS Vi '
society. o. L.
The French Academy annually distributes
large sums Of money prizes the funds being inrheu
nv eoaces left for the purpose. Among the recipients
az rewards are individuals noted for their services 10 te
wounded during the last war the Society for the Kene
of the wounded the clergy and the Partisan press Wion
oranized and supported ambulances during the siege
The following is an instance IN which pTize WI
awarded for conspicuous good conduct LOUIS %
hOfn siaNt ~ - iod "a he said. always
remained with his master, VINO htd' 50 M - ,Vbsn
treated him kindly, and assisted nun oy NJ lao ,,'ib
deprived of part OF his fortune biDsei
uneducated. he was ntclhgtul, ~ anu c ,Jent tho
many useful handicrafts by means OF WHICH nc e
wolf from the door. Although dl 4 Sq - IN 49,
hy numerous family, he placed an ne htu AZ luo Isl1
al of rho widow and son Of ms MASTER by whose deatn
thcy were left i'm great poverty When the WIDOW uleu'
a family couuc appointed him guardian OF the orphan
minor Soiveau proved worthy OF this mark OF esteem
administered the property ot MS ward WIN uCh sh'
and gave it up him ON his majority iIeed from ueo',
care. The Academy has awarded him prize oil 2OVo
francs.