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yet his varied from fifty to four hundred
dollars; four hundred and three hundred
and fifty were paid for his two pic
lures of the Forest of Fontainbleau Mr..
Champney's brought from twenty-five TO
two hundred and seventeen dollars; "The Ram
bles," Artists Brook, Conway, one of the pref
test pictures in the collection, sold for seventy
seven and a half dollars; very large picture OF
the Dent du Midi for S217.50; and large Al
pine pass for s1s5. Theprice of Mr.. ordSay's va
NED from fifteen to forty dollars; his pictures are
very quiet, and not usually interesting, though
a few of them are pleasing. Mr.. Niles offered
good many very small pictures, with figures
OF children, which sold for prices varying from
six to twelve dollars, and his larger ones brought
from twenty to sixty-seven. The prices were
considered fair, believe, and the pictures were,
with few exceptions, not the best work of the
artists, who probably had been through spring
house cleaning, and had cleared ont their stu
dos before the summers work begins.
French artists have generous habit of con-
tributing pictures for the assistance OF any of
their number who needs help. Last month
sale of such pictures took place in Paris for the
benefit of Anastasi, who has lost his eyesght.
"Threshing Corn in Egypt" by Gerome, sold
for pa guineas; a water color drawing of stag
in repose by Rosa Bonheur, for 126 guneas; a
sketch by Gustave Dore, for A guineas; "The
Toreador by Madrazo, for pa guineas; "Un
Tableau," by TOulmouche, for the same price; a
water color, by Meissonier for 204 guineas; a
rough sketch of sdUant, by the same artist,
for go guineas and a picture by him, called
ala Yedette," for SO4 guineas portrait of the
king of Rome, by Gerard, for 404 guineas; can
finals by Pond, j." by Troyon for ,02O guineas,
and so on. The sale amounted to nearly $780,
900, and insured to Anastasi all the comfort
possible TO blind artist.
The street improvements" are matters of
great interest to all Bostonians. The plan for
cutting off part Fof the common, destroying
Park street church, and invading the old gram
airy finds little favor, and is postponed if not
killed. The best suggestion yet talked about,
is for a grand street from Beacon hill to Allan
tic avenue. Beacon would have to be widened
from Park TO fremont; School would be
widened on the north side, Spring lane and
Water street on the south, and SO down to the
new avenue. This would make a wide, beauti-
fully curved street, on which would be the state
house, the Atheneum, the fremont house, Kings
chapel, the city hall, Parker's, the new post
office, the custom house, and rows of solid,
handsome business blocks. This is the only ex-
cuse for moving Kings chapel back on its bury
ing ground and cutting off the city hall yard,
instead of widening School street on the south
side
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trial of strength was had at Port Rowan
on wednesday, to decide bet that twenty men,
or even ten, could hold the steam tug Watch
Neutrality-suspicious. horse power-aud that TWEEN
ty-hva men could stop her when she had a full
Roadway, the men to have 100 feet of coil to get
under way. The trial of strength took place,
and the men won.
Bret Harte wants the press to disclaim for
him the authorship of some verses about "Dar-
ling Kathleen p which have been charged to his
account, but were really produced when he was
about eleven years old, by somebody else.
very poor rich man, named Lal Mitra has
recently been admitted to the Lambeth work
house, in London. He is an East Indian of i'm
mense estates in India, but his unfortunate
career in London has deprived him of even the
barest means of livelihood. Without friends in
England, he has been compelled to accept the
refuge of the poorhouse until he can receive
remittance from India
1t is stared that the celebrated Gozini of
Genoa has petrfed the body of Mazzini so that
It will never change through any vicissitude
Inc professors of this art have brought it TO
perfection at last. They can render the body
like stone, or by immersion in certain LIQUIDS it
seems only to be asleep. Gozini has curious
museum OF humanity petrtied The ancients
mummlfed, but that changed the appearance
while this process leaves the subject life-hke in
appearance.
William Wood, of Fort Erie, has accented a
challenge from the Brooklyn aquatic society to
swim from Buffalo lighthouse to Windmill
Point, distance of six miles. II accomplished,
1t VIII be one Of the greatest feats in the swim
mug line. Not only is the distance the great
est ever attempted, but the current from Lake
Erie, setting into the Niagara, renders the task
one OF extreme difficulty. Mr.. Wood STIMULATES
that no boat shall at any time be within one
hundred yards OF him, and that he shall take
his own time to perform the feat
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exist there for many years. They were
exposed, and have since been partly or alto
gether reformed. The French arms inquiry was
the next over which great clamor was made;
but nothing could be proved to justify the
charges, and we now hear no more Of them.
The postmaster general, the secretary of the
navy, and the secretary of the treasury, all
came out scatheless from the searching inquiries
to which their official conduct was subjected.
Nothing that looks like corruption or malfeas-
ance has been discovered anywhere. We might
have presumed that the chief officers of the gov
eminent were honest and faithful; we now know
it, thanks TO these investigators.
If there is no more substantial cause than we
represent for the Cincinnati movement why
should it have any supporters? 1t has not so
many as its friends claim aud believe, and those
it has are Influenced by several reasons. Some
of them are restless, ambitious schemers, disap.
pointed Office seekers, "sore-heads," in fact, an
expressive if not elegant term. Others are more
respectable; they think the president is not SC
dignified in his manner nor so select in his as
sociations as he should be, and putting toe
much stress upon these superficial traits, they
think General Grant should give way 10 can.
didate who eXcels him in the matter of deport.
ment. Still another cause which brings recruits
TO the Cincinnati movement is the disreputable
character of the local politics and politicians in
some states, especially New York and Penn.
sylvania. Much of the machinery of both
parties in those estates is in very bad hands and
it is managed and controlled by very discredit-
able trickery. Honest men who have long been
Disguised with these things, and have seen no
way of escape from them, naturally look with
favor toward a movement which claims TO have
for its object a reform in this regard. In each
Of these states also the managing republican
politicians are split into hostile factions, and
the one which at present thinks itself neglected
by the administration, is disposed to make capt.
tai for itself by promoting political enterprise
which may be worth selling out, if it cannot be
made available otherwise.
This latter reason su ggests an explanation of
the fact, which seems TO have puzzled some of
orr cotemporariess that the Cincinnati move
ment meets with no favor in Massachusetts
The republican party here is united and har-
monious; it has not been controlled by shysters
or uicksters; its leaders and office holders are
honorable and upright men who have the conf
dence of the people. Having no local influences
to dstort their vision, they can look at the ques-
ton in its national aspects without prejudice.
The same is true, no doubt, of many other
states.
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otal. ...... S74.OSe 1855, ls5 ole So $1,000 ID

i' ''''''''o'S'Voo Sl'ooc,loo,Ol9 % $1,000 90
Inc horse railway company committee re.
ported a bill in accordance with the petition of
the Middesex railroad company for authority
70 extend the run Of It's cars from scollay
square to the 'onth end of this city. The bill
enables the company 10 run up fremont street
TO Warrenton street, and thence up shawmut
avenue to Roxbury, where the avenue crosses
Washington street. There are no tracks now in
Shawmut avenue, and the bill gives the com.
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LATEST MARKET :
NEW YORK QTnNR MApUrr

NEW York, April l5-Noney active at I per cent cur
Tency to per cent gold and l39 diem closing at the
lower rate. The banks report influx of currency
Sterling quiet at lO94 a l059s Gold timer at ii6S4 a
10y. Loans at % : per cent. Clearings $4,000 900
treasury disbursements S6l400O. Governments strong
and higher and the supply small Slate bonds dun and
steady stocks quiet but very firm Advancing ! to II
per cent on the lowest figures 81 the morn ne North
western common, Union Pacific Ohio and Mississippi.
western Union Telegraph, Pacific Mail, and G. c. and
lndana Central continue to the most attention.
Hannibal and s. Joseph active late in the day and
rose TO Az at the close.
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1HE essAI lrALIAa GlRGuS rRnupc

Recently organized by SlGNOR SEBASTIAN. Of The
Roman Torso mas beou the model equestrian insitu
tion of the age having mong its troupe most Of The
leading riders and gymnast IN Ile PROCESSION IN inc
programme will be found the ma yes oil
SIGNOR SARASTIAN che FIRST Of The Seven
Champions OF Horsemanship and his ulanthe PRODIGY
in their Thrilling Bareback keas.
MASTER ROMEO, an accomplis he'd rider ami
gymnast OF the Sebastian School.
LUCILLE WATSON, the bright pNrticu'al
Star of the Western armament.
PHILO NATHANS and THOS, " ct
son, Scene and Sensation RiCers,
FRANK ROBINSON. COntortons ST.
CLIFFOR - a. MIlBANkS lead the corps
of fumbers and Leapers.
Clowns G GORGE M. CLARKE and ED.
De HAVEN.
The famous Performing Horse, GENEk al
GKANr. will be introduced by his trailEr. t.J
HOWES.
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BIC. Rye quiet and weak at IS a esze Barley quiet
and weak; No spring at SIC Pork easier at Sl20Tz
a 1910. Lard frner at $50 u cwt. Hams in pickle
steady at q &c. Bulk meats steady shoulders at ~
q &c; clear rib sides 81 q &c; clear sides ca a 6Ae.
Whskey steady with improved demand at SHE
Live hogs steady 81 80 a $50. Receipts-50O0 bbs
flour 1900 bush wheat 81 900 bush $4,000 bush oats
5000 bush barley 5000 hogs. Shipm nts-6000 bbls -four
$1,000 bush wheat 10000 bush corn $1,000 bush oats 5000
bush barley, 1000 bush rye. 1000 hogs
CISCTSNATI. April l5.-Pork buoyant but unsettled.
and nominal rates Sl375 spot and Sl4 50 seller june
Lard advanced; country kettle sAc; city held Sc
city steam salahle at SIC Bulk dun and firm
shoulders 4Ae sides held at q 6Ec. Bacon dull ami
demand and firm at s420 a 4,iO; receipts 2s0O WINS
key steady at s3e
af No
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The extensive sale of house lots at Lewis station
near Providence, R. l., will take place Wednesday
forenoon, at halfpast ten O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-16

ALWAYS DANGERous-For a family to be without
Williams Extract Jamaica Ginger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-16

BOTTLES FULL OF BEAUTT.-Ladies, if You would
have beauty by the botteull all you have to do to
purchase HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM. That peerless
beautifer of the complexion only heghtens natural
charms, but renders the planest eountenanee e
ceedngly attractive. 1t recalls the paid cheek the
rosy nge Of health, removes pimples blotches rough
ness saownes and other bemshes and imparts to the
skin most delicate fairness and sotness II smoohs
the burrows caused by time care and gives face neck
aud arms the plump and engaging appearance of youth
full beauty All this is accomplished by the most natural
means, viz; by gently and naturally stimulating the
circulation in the capillary blood vessels Besides being
the most eGecual aid to beauty known 10 modern sci
ence wlt&deop3t anlo
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Banking House.

Banking House.
VIM. H. MORSE. ............... BANKER.
4a6 Aaia Street, corae, Of Pleasant
Has opened an Office for the purpose of doing General
Banking and Commission Business
Buys and Sells Government Securities Railroad and
other Bonds. Gold and Coupons
Executes orders at New York and Boston Stock
Boards.
Draws Drafts payable at sight available in all parts of
Europe.
IS AGENT FOR EUROPEAN STEAMERS.
NEGoTLATES BUSINESS PAPER.
| rB~ Business hours same as Banks of the city.
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION
Hon. GRO. W. RICHARDSON President City National
Bank, Worcester.
CALVIN FOSTER ESQ.,, Worcester.
W. d. FORBES, ESQ. President National Bank of Re-
demptiOn. Boston.
BREWSTER, SWEET Il Co., Bankers Boston.
WALKER ANDREWS Il Co., Bankers, IA Wall street,
New York City.
VIM BENNETT, ESQ, Hubbardston, Mass.
LEVI Haywood, ESQ, Gardner Mass
CHARLES haywood, ESQ., President First National
Bank, Gardner, Mass
Worcester, April Is, 1872. dlm+
Worcester County Institution for savings,
FOSTER STREET.
Chartered. February s. 1928.
Deposits put interest on the first day of each month";
Dividends made every January and July.
Deposits Jan. !, 1872. .......@4, $4,000 40,
Hon. ALEXANDER II. BULLOCK, President.
dSwtf c. A. HAMILTON, Treasurer.
Peoples Savings Bank,
452 MAIN ST. OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL.
R RsposIls n March l.
The usual SEMI'ANNuAL DIVIDEND at the rate OF SIX
| PER CENT per tnnum has been declared, and will be
| ADDED to the principal if not withdrawn.
Deposits B1dde before he LIST dan of the month
| afa,s interest from the Isl.
nngs for the convenience OF depositors ONLY wv
Bank Hours-9 to IL to4. Saturdays, to l. and
JOHN &. MASON, President.
Worcester. March 1872 Q. NJ Bent asI, Treasurer
The Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank,
IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE
The Bank open daily for the receipts of Deposits.
Deposits put upon interest the Fifteenth day of
each month.
sem-annual Dividends in January and July
HARRISON BLISS, President
II, WOODWARD, Treasr dawtf decl
DIR. G.. +. HARDWOOD,
DENTIST
Y Pearl st...-.....,.. opposite the Post Office.
NJ diff
Five Per Cent. per Annum
allowed for Money on call. E. A. GOoDNOw,
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THE GRAND Profession.

in town the forenoon Of the day of exhibition, will
be one OF the most superb Pageants ever behell.
~ The public will please bear in mind that S5
CENTS is the only charge made to visit every part Oi
both shows, and that there 9Ie no reserved seatsnr
come, first served
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To STIMULATE the nervous system and invigorate it
when Frustrated by such distressing maades kidney
bladder and glanduar diseases, mental and physical
debility, diabetes, gravel, female irregula tiles loss Of
vgor, and complaints of the urnogenital organs and
general debility, there medicine equal which
acts promptly sMoLANDER's BuCHU. 1t strikes at
the root of such diseases and perfect cure the inevi-
table result. deop&wlw apis
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worcester Five Gents savings Bank

NO. 24G MAIN STREET
OPEN FRoM...............9A n to P M to p. n.
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS to ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS received, and put upon interest on the first Of erery
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST are made in January and
July, and If withdrawn are added to the principal
on the first of the following month.
Smallest sum entitled receive interest," Three Dol
lars. CIIAS. L. PUTNAM President
GEORGE W. WHEELER. Treasurer DIFF jy2O
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ever brought to this country; the Largest AFRHs
CAN ION in the world neautifu i.EONESs,
with her hitter Of FOUR ROYAL WaaEERs I;
a colossal FER 70 Is MINIS ELEPHANT Of
superior sagacitv a nerd of EGG GIsTAAN CA NJ
ELS and DROMEDAsIES, attended by heir
native keepers; besides display Is ca g ES - q
LIVING WILD BEASTS, RAkE
GsIRDS, de-, collected from. every region OF tho
arfb
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lsRntcheInr,. I1nir n.a-rl..s =.
Rice, Whiting 81 Bullock,
B A N X r RS BROK ERS.
Cor. Main and Peat SIS, Worcester.
DEALERS IN
Government Bonds, Gold, silver. Coupor..
etc., etc.
Aacestmeat Securities Specially.

Buy aud Sell Railroad, city and County Bonds.
Special attention given to orders for purchase and sale
OF Stocks at Boston and New York Boards.
Agents for the various lines of European Steamships
Passages secured to and Europe cabin or steerage
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange Drafts
drawn payable in any Of the principal cities of Europe
Allow Interest deposits subject to check at sight
Special deposits for three months or longer received
with interest at current rate. DIFF apl0
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Saetu ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAMMOTH SLEIGH,
In these srcclaIties.

by DIR HEATH, disclosed the startling fac; that me-
Jority OF those suffering with NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Exhausted Vitality, premature Old Age Paralysis Epi
lepsy, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Piles, Rheumatism, Ca
tarrh, Consumption. Diseases Of the Skin Blood Heart,
Liver, Kidneys Bladder etc, We're caused by Seminal
weakness. and resisted all treatment till it was cured
This discovery, with gifted intuition to detect the ltll
and latent complications affecting his puients is the
of his curing many who had tined the adver-
tised medicines and most eminent physicians in this
country and Europe. In his MEDICAL AND PHYsl-
ILLOGICAL WORK frs published in 1852. these sub
iects are upon fully aid for the first time by any
physician author.
DIR. A. il. HEATH, by request ard permission Of his
patients. present the evidence OF those vino had
suffer ed from few months TO 30 years. reen treated by
as many 20 professors and physicians; paving from
500 to $4,000, and pronounced ncuTahle, w'Q have en-
ioyed the best Of health from IS years, since his
treatment.
personal interview is desirable though we have not
one-tenh of our patients, Of curing tn NJ
their homes after receiving full statements Of their Na
and Pre- sent condition.
DR.. A. H. HEATH has resided at ll6 East 2bth a. g,
New York near Madison and Fourth ayenues) since
1850 and receives patients till Z. Caiy, and in The
evening. deop&weowiyr apl6
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L. s.NoTIoE.m,GoMMONWEALTH OF

- IN MASSACHUSETTS, WORCESTER, $50
William ii Cunningham. Mary Walsh and Rufus II
COgswel, all of the CITY Of Worcester, in the county Of
Worcester and TO any and all other persons claiming
interest in about thirty gallons of whikey in Que
barrel and jug; about forty gallons Of GIN in one
barrel and jug; which, by virtue warrant issued
by the Municipal Court of said Worcester, have been
seized at the dwelling house of said Cunningham, Walsh
and Cogswel, in said Worcester the ninth day OF
April, in the year eighteen hundred and seventytwd.
the value of which liquors. with the vessels containing
them IN the opinion of said court does not exceed twenty
dollars.
You hereby required to appear before the Munic-
ipal Court TO be holden at Worcester il said County
of Worcester the third day of May nest, to
answer to the complaint against said liquors and
sells containing them and for trial and 10 show cause,
if any you have, why said liquors and vessels should
not be forfeited being kept for sale by said Cunning
ham, Walsh and COgsweu, in violation Of the laws Of
said Commonwealth.
Witness, Hartley Williams, ESQ, at Worcester, This
tenth day of April, in the year of Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and scventy-two
T. ;. JOHNSON. Clerk.
A copy Attest:
JAS. NJ. BRENNAN.
ap6 DIT Constable of the Commonwealth
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Special a0trees.


New Bargains In
d r E S s g o o d s.!
Barnard, sumner a. 90.
NOW OFFER
% PIECES CHINA SILKS at.... .......,5Oc. per yd.
SILK AND WOOL SERGES. ......,.............6eHc
SILK WARP EPINGLINES. ....................G2xc
SlLh WARP ARMU Sc.
apple DIFF
DIR. JuIihu's Hydrastic Compound is pleas.
ant IN taste and action disturbing the sensi
1--WE stomach Dyspepsia, with its accompanying dis
PRESSING symptoms, speedily yields to this remedy.
Constipation Pies, and in all conditions involving he
Kidneys Or bladder, whether the affection Is acute or
chronic, II Will speedily be productive OF renewed
heat or energy to the invalid Call circulars at
b. KEITH 81 CO.'S, Al Liberty st., New YCrk. For sale
by Druggists daplGmyl, 1851, iel6Jy2&wa26 apl6
70 Inventors
and all Others interested in Inventions
PATENTS OBTAINED,
Reissues, Extensions COpyrghts and Caveats spr,red
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCURED
Assignments, Interferences, and other Patent Gases at
tended TO by JAS. G. ARNOLD Worcester. Mass
BOB Main ST. diff mhiq
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M p, BosToN STOCK sALEs-Aprll Is.

e5OlO Union Pacific railroad income lUs -. s4A7s4k
s0,OlD Union Pacific railroad is .,,,...... Ia
Si.OOO Union Pacific land grant Isl. 80 at
s2JMO Hartford and Erie railroad 49, new, HAGil5
5000 United States SKIES, 49, ..,.,... SloI
Sl.OOO Burlington a Missouri X 81, In \ eb,.. 9eE
4 1ostOn ana Albany railroad .,,........ - i5s
IA Eastern railroad. ........... ia i9ox
IS Michigan Central railroad. ...,...... ia
Y Ugdensburg q Lake Champain Il Il prof iai
70 Oid Colony and Newport railroad. =. ,.,, iIjA
- Phil, Will and Baltimore rairoAd 1870 -
Y Gin. Sandnsky and Cleveland II n 49, ~ "a
~ Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Il r. . Ia
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GEO. F. BAILEY 4 cos
LIVING RHINOCEROS

Among the most prominent attractions Of the iEena
re are TO be seen the heaYlest
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Chartered. February s. 1928.
Deposits put interest the first day of each month
Dividends made every January and July
Deposits Jan. ], 1872 81 ,S9S 900 40.
Hon. ALEXANDER II. BULLOCK, President
d&wtf C. A. HAMILTON Treasurer
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A copy. Attest
JAS. NJ. BRENNAN.
apl6 DIT Constable of the Commonwealth
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Worcester County Institution for Savings
FOSTER STREET.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-08-16
LOUISVILLE.
Flight OF Atwood, the Insurance
Agent-Extent or his FOrgeries-
They VIII Reach $500, 900. .,.

Flight OF Atwood, tho Insurance
Agent-Extent OF his FOrgeries-
They Win Reach $500, 900. .,.
LoUIsviLLE, KY, August l5.-The
precipitate flight Of Robert Atwood, the
we'll known insurance agent and spec
uls.or, yesterday afternoon, brought to
light the Wholesale forgeries and swim
dies practiced by him upon nearly
every bank in the city. One of the
banks loses as high IS fifty thousand
dollars, two others over forty thousand,
another twenty thousand and others
ranging from five to fifteen thousand.
A number Of private citizens were also
swindled for various amounts, ranging
from one to ten thousand dollars. The
insurance companies for which Atwood
was agent, including the Enterprise Of
Cincinnati, will lose about ten thousand
dollars each. The full list Of his
transactions has not yet been received.
The banks and other victims are very
reticent in givingintormaton, bat from
all information the amount is much
larger than at first expected and will
probably exceed 100000, beside which
o large amount OF bis paper is held by
banks aud corporations outside the city.
Moet of the torgeries were committed
since last February and large sum of
money was lost in q cotton speculation
in New York city. Atwood has been
released on $4,000 bail and an effort is
being made 70 secure -guberuatorial
clemency. "a y So. =.