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Additional Election Returns.
Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 13.-Retums off.
cially reported from all but few counties in
tennessee give Greeley 200 majority; Brown
for governor, 1880 The congressional delega-
ton stands seven republicans, three democrat
Both branches of the legislature are democratic
Virginia.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 18-Ofical returns
from 101 counties, cities and towns, give Gree.
ley $50 majority. Unofficial returns from nine
other counties give Grant 2sS minority, Only
two counties unheard from. These rave Wells.
republican, Tor governor in 1869, $50 majority
Grants majority in the state viii be about 1000
Texas.
GALVESTON, Nov 13.-The nett democratic
majority in 40 counties is S7T. 1t Is generally
conceded that the democrats have elected ali
the congressman, and have majority in both
branches of the legislature. Austin has about
10000 majority for permanent capital.
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Message Of President Theirs.


PARIS, Nov, 13.-The message Of President
Theirs was received by the national assembly
to-day. The message begins with thanks to God
for the progress OF the work OF reparatiOn and
the general prosperity of the country. Referring
the extraordinary success of the last loan asked
by the government, it says the whole available
capital OF the commercial world was offered
France. Half the loan has been realized in
three months, Germany paid S00,00G,000 francs
OF war indemnity, and shall receive 30 100000
more IN December. The budget shows deficit
OF 49, OOO 600 francs for the past fiscal wear, but
estimates show thar the equilibrium Of expendi.
ture and revenue will be restored in 1878, and
that surplus may he looked for in 1874.
Allusion is made to the disasters of the late
war, the cruel ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the country
the highttul burden it had to bear, and the es.
punishment OF the republic. All these things
suddenly bursting on a surprised and disheart-
ened country, might have resulted in rreparabe
disaster II order had not been maintained. A
lorclbe appeal is made to theoretical republi-
cans not to spare even excessive sacrifice for
order IN their own interest The republic exists
as the legal government. An attempt at any
different form of government would lead
to most terrible revolution. The presi-
dent deprecateS formal proclamation of
the republic by the assembly. The bet
ter policy would be to impress on the institu-
ions Of the country the features OF conservative
repuOIcaniSm. The republic must he conserva-
need of France is reposc. The mass
might live through a few days of
agitation, but after frightening Others it
fears itself, and falls into the arms of an ad-
yenturer, travelling the hard and humiliating
Journey from anarchy to despotism and despot.
ism to anarchy. The slightest fault is sufficient
to wreck the republic France, orderly and
strong, inspires confidence 10 foreign powers,
who desire above all Just equilibrium France
Il sue choses not to isolate herself, may become
surrounded by trusting and useful friends.
10 the assembly is left the initiation of con-
stitutonal measures. The decisive moment has
arrived for the work. The president promises
delerenee, cooperation and devotion. He con-
Guides by invoking God to bless the work of the
assembly, and render ii complete and durable,
cohsummaton which has not been attained
since the commencement of the century.
The message was well received by the left, to
whom it gives great satisfaction NJ. d. Ker-
drel, conservative, moved the appointment of a
committee to draw up reply. The motion was
agreed TO by a small majority. 1t is thought
the presidents message Will lead to an early
dissolution OF the assembly.
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Ehc Weather.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. IA, 1 A. M.--Proba-
bilities: The barometer will rise in the north
west, with northwesterly winds and light snow,
but cold clearing weather extending to Michi-
gan and the lower Ohio valley. In the gulf
and south Atlantic states, northwestern to
southwesterly winds and clear weather On the
lower lakes, clearing weather by this afternoon,
with rain aad northwest winds, extending to
West Virginia. In New England and middle
states, southeasterly and easierly winds and
threatening weather and rain. Warning signals
are ordered continued at Duluth, Chicago, Mil
waukee, Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo and
Cleveland
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IN DAIIT sF7-F0r the Square" Ct nj IS 5fsas,
vPe' tme75 etsi each Subsequent lnse Ion 70 et.,
wees SIS; weeks s4ao; month Ss.nB; year So,
and the same ProPortonally for any number Of sqsar
Two lines for one week sLoO; three lines SIS;
1ne- sl7; srelnes $50. Local notices IS cents re
as for each insertion Business notices Is cents "a
ae' Obituary notices, resolutions. &c, I5centspe
legal adveTtsemess ra- square tinsel tstp
each subsequeuttnsertIon5 ocents.
Special position in tie paper. and special styes,
display VIII be charged extra rates Cuts sne dousl.
co iumn advertisements allowed onlyto lirnlte extsr,
snd double rates charged for tho whole space
.'S WEEKLY srf-First Insertion silica PEI 81 taIes
esshsubssquent Insertion 50 cents: month"; q -,
year $500 81
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silk weayer- on n Strike.

PATERSON, n. j., Nov. 1S.-The broad silk
weavers in the Phoenix mill in this city, the
largest establishment in the country, struck to-
day, because the proprietorS insisted on a re-
ductiOn Of 20 per cent. on wages. There are
about 200 men and 50 apprentices among the
strikers, whose wages aggregate about $1,000 per
week. There are 1850 more broad silk weayers
in other mills, but their wages have not been cut
down. The whole silk trade of the city, en-
plOying 1900 persons, is excited as it is believed
the 20 per cent reduction is 10 be made general.
The New York, Hartford and Greenpoint trade
unions are in communication with the strikers
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Indimnn LepIsInfmrc.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 13.-The legislature
organized this afternoon by the election of VIM
K Edwards as speaker Of the house, and G. W.
Friedlev as president of the senate All the
republican caucus nominees were chosen in
both branches. The governors message will be
delivered tomorrow.
AT republican caucus, this evening, Senator
Morton was unanimously nominated for re-
election,
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The Horse Disease.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. lS-rhe horse disease
Is spreading rapidly here. Fifty horses belong
ing TO the transportation company were attacked
yesterday, and many mules are reported as hay.
ing been attacked. The transportation bust.
ness Will probably be seriously effected before
tonight.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10. - Business is still
suffering for want Of transportation, and only
one fourth Of the horses are on duty. Several
cases Of dropsy have appeared.
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AT New iork Steamers Oceanic, Wisconsin
and Canada, all from Liverpool Thuringia,
from Hamburg,
AT Queenstown: Steamer City Of Montreal
and City of Washington.
AT Boston; Steamer Olympus, from Liver.
pool.
At San Francisco United States flagship Cali
fornia, 90 days from Panama, W."
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The waterford nnnI, uolho,.,

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. t3-One of the small
iron safes of the Waterford bank was found
here to-day, with its contents, some SS4 900 in
bonds. 1t has been ascertaned that man
named Fort. Of Clifton Park had $4,000 in
bonds deposited ~ the bank, which loss was
unknown before The total amount taken by
the thieves is computed by the directors at $40.
900. There are no trace Of the robbers.
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 14.-Gov. Warmoth has
reorganlzed the election returning board, retir,
ing Secretary Of State Heron, Senator Ander.
son and Lieut. Gov. Pmchback, and substituting
Col Jack Wharton, Durant Daponte and Col T.
Hatch. Senator Lynch retired voluntarily.
There is much excitement in political circles.
Judge Dibbe has ssu an injunction in favor
Of Heron. It is believed the supreme court,
which has decided that Two of the late members
were Ineligible Will sustain the governor.
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Shooting Affair.

LoGANsPoRT, Ind, Nov 18.--Iudge Dyke
man, prominent citizen of this place, to day
shot W. c. Mareau. one of the O'Conor electors
from this state, and now editor of the Logans-
port Sun. The cause of the shooting was the
appearance of an article in last week S sun de-
nouncing Dykeman. Moreau's wounds are
serious, but probably not fatal. An attempt
was made last night TO tar and feather Moreau
but was prevented by the police.
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BANGOR, Nov. ia severe gale commenced
here at II o'clock last evening, raging through
the night with great fury. The schooner Serapt
was blown ashore and carried away rudder
posts Ii Is reported that two or three Others
are ashore below. AN unfinished house in Glen.
bur was completely demolished.
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Alleged Frauds in California.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 13.-Great interest is
felt in the subject of alleged frauds in the office
of the state harbor commissioners, which are
said to extend over several years and amount
TO MANY thousand dollars. Several wharfug
collectors have already been removed. The
county judge to-day charged the grand jury in
very strong language to probe the matter
to the bottom.
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NorIh enroIinn PoIilics.

RALEIGH, N. G., Nov. 1S--Rumors having
been circulated through the papers that Gov.
Caldwell would issue a proclamation lorbidding
the assembling of the state legislature on Mon.
day, the governor states that the rumor il
totally unfounded and devoid of truth, aud be
is now busily preparing his annual message for
the general assembly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-14

SUPERIOR (CWIL) COURT PUTNAM, j.
Ftchbury, Wednesday,, Nog. 18.-'rhe case of
Timothy Shea VS. Samuel A. Wheeler & Son,
for damages for injuries received from the fall
of a derrick, was decided by a verdict for the
defendants.
No. 314, Clara II, Howard vs.. Chloe Wood
worth ct al, for the replevin of feather bed
valued at S24. Verdict for the plaintiff. Pierce
of Winchendon for the plaintiff; Whitney for
defendants.
On trial, No. 1885, Patrick Sheney VS.. Slas
Pratt, an action for damages for injuries to
plaintiff and his team from collision with the
team of defendant ON West street, in Fitchburg.
Defendant contends that the plaintiff was intox-
icated at the time, and that the collision arose
solely from plaintiffs fault. Norcross for
plaintiff; Torrey and Woodbury. for defendant.
No. 472, D. A. Bates VS.. Fitchburg savings
bank, will next be tried
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Threatened Flood.

AUGUSTA, Ne, Nov. 18 The Kenebec river
has been rising rapidly this afternoon and eve.
ming. The wharves are covered. No damage is
yet reported, but the water is still rising
The horse disease is rapidly disappearing.
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George Bancroft, the American minister at Der.
lin, is now on visit to Constantinople. He had
an interview with tue sultan Tuesday.
Charles Francis Adams has arrived by the
steamship Russia,
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FATAL ACCIDENT TO A FITCHBURG MAN.
A dispatch was received in Fitchburg, yesterday,
announcing the death by accident, at Sutro Tun-
mel, Nevada, of Thomas Mills, well known
machinist of Ftchburg. He was in the employ
Of the Sutro silver mining company, having left
Fitchburg for that locality but about two weeks
ago. He fell down shaft 27O feet deep, of
course killing him instantly. The deceased was
a very worthy man, about thirty years of aye,
and unmarried; he learned the trade of ma
chinist at the Putnam machine shop, where he
worked many years, and had worked two years
at the Hoosac Tunnel. He formerly resided in
Lowell, where he has a brother in the employ of
the Lawrence corporation. His parents reside
in New Hampshire.
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New YORK, Nov. ia Havana special re-.
ports the insurgents as being in some force al
Vista Hermosa, under the command of Enriaue
el Americana.
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meeting then adjourned.
COUNTY NEWS.

The convention of Christian associations to be
held at Westboro to-day, opens at O'Clock,
and holds through the day and evening, train
returning to Worcester after the evening ses-
sion.
The store of W. Z. Adams at New England
Village was entered about two o'clock, Tuesday
morning, aud about $50 in money, candy,
knives cigars, pocket books, caps, &c, taken.
The burglars entered through the cellar window.
A suitable reward is offered for the arrest of the
thieves and their conviction.
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WORCESTER COUNTY HOMEOPATHIC Med
icAL SOCIETY. The annual meeting of this
society was held at the Lincoln house yesterday,
DR.. c. c. Slocum Of Millbury presiding. The
following officers were chosen for the ensuing
year: President D. B. Whittier, NJ. D., Fitch.
burg; Vice President G. +. Forbes, NJ. d., West
Brookfeld; Secretary and Treasurer, j, NJ. Bar.
ton, NJ. D., Worcester; Corresponding Secretary,
c. C. Slocum, NJ. D., Millbury; Censors, l.. b.
Nichols, NJ. D., Worcester; G. A. Brooks, MD,
Clinton, and Z. +. Hicks, NJ, D., Marlboro; Ii
brarian, NJ. G. Baker, NJ. d., Worcester.
Drs Nichols, Forbes and Whittier were APP
pointed committee to take into consideration
the subject of increasing and locating the libra
ny belonging to the society. An address was
delivered to the society by its retiring president,
~, G, 9, Slocum, DR., L, b. Nichols read
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The Boston Fire!
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POrIu2aI.

LISBON, Nov. 1S.-The government of Portu-
gal has signed a concession to the Falmouth
and Malta telegraph maintenance and construc-
ton company, empowering them to lay an cleo
trio cable from PORTUGAL 10 Brnzll
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LATEST NEWS.

By TELEGRAPH
Sc THE .Ec5CEsTEH nAILY aFY
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for csnnsu TO, supd shfPM hr1AA
exrra rouad boep ohm ffUes bSsr
trade brandk s. 35SSs 80 Tor common
TO fsir extra ST Louie; s. s5ESll w Ton
nod ie.hosee d. Souhe<n Hoursres1
n n 3OGg IS Tor common 70 Tan ex-
ma and se TeGR 90 tor good 70 choice
DO. Rye -four u uncanghed Il u jag
) 40. Com measuuia and unchAnsen
GRAfN-wh,x: quiet and nm II
81 50GI SCI for Sa = srrlng IN store:
81 SSGI 60 Tor, No ] aG 81 ,5eta %
for winter red western; 81 6?5l 3 lor
smrr~.s-ry sHi g. s5 r .bsse -.
Rive scarce and irm-H Sc for Old N
store. Barley unchanged Bare, mai
auIst Corn sesrce spd . sraas timer
II she fo- steamer sestern q .xsd lass
dull nj 44c for white western.
PReyISI6NS-Pork. tne market
. quiet snd firm - $A SIG "a - to-
rev mess: <il % tor PRIME and sis VA
Gl3 30 to- new primemess- Beef dIi
and unchanged; the sales Are - barrels
II 81 OeGs o. for plain mess snd = 9o
a, ls % toy extra mess Beef nsrs=
are auies snd steady ~ Sa6 S@2n 80
Tlerce beet Is doll End steady a xla W
al6 on Tor prime mess and ST. oss
1900 tor India do Cut NESTS are
ouie, sud firm NJ l49lf!c cor ham.
ana 7Cs7 Il tor shouidez- Addies are
quiet a. 91ssc iar long ciear. Lsrd
quiss and easy; sales OF 300 .is-ees 81 -
taSkc
COTTON-At lie fo- low midi1ngs
and 1890 tor middEiry uplsnds-
WHISkY-Frm 81 &c.
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nen Exskemehk soasdT ttrcagh -
erx win sd qiv.ss in essry uevE
What care re Who wins the other races
nov. After this Al must be tame.
Come. We viii open bottle of VINE N
the club house md drink 10 the success
Of Sanford End the isrk blue,
Jhes zce proved s~o things: First,
that Monsrchist vas = better morse on
Saturday than the public had credited
him with being and, second, that Col
Mcdaniel had teen toe Isdulssnt TO his
horse, linking ttst 4 would not r.
errrrnch uf m .ar wary OF IN.
Maturity ssskes. Hssyy BasseSt ACQUIRED
badly 81 ths spHs; and the oats thsi
passed from him we're sour and lot d.
gestsd stall. Notwithstanding 81 this,
tbe vicE1rJ Of Monarchist vs. = great
ma
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CHrrAso, October Is,

CHmAso, October Is.
FL9CR-Dull
GRAIS-Whe2r oHiet and ft14c
lower al 81 IS tor No |; ST. l2t6i Ia
Tor No. ,. 81 % for No 3 aad 9oteS1 sc
or rejected sprihg; closing 81 s. L fsr
No = 81 i2l seller Noses6sr. Gorb Ii
fair demand and prices dropped tc No.
, solt a. &c cash aid 324 aS3c seller
November closing II the inside figure.
Oats, No = sold al y C cash and , ttG
81 &c seller November closing 81 2l4c
casn. rejected steady 81 Ice Rye
prices fell Sc No , 81 6396S4c cash;
ciosing 81 CSC.
HIGHWINES-C nchanged s. Sc
PROVISl0NS-Quiet; mess pork 81
sI4 30 cash, Sl2 75.SE2 80 seller
Ma-cn. Lard u SC ion summer and
winter rendered.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull 81 g. 50tdl6 50
TOR common cows to cholce shipping
steers.
HoGS-Quist and l5G25c lower 81
81 SOFAS 10 Tor common TO extra, with
sales At g. 5044 15
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BALTIMORE, October II

BALTIMORE, October 10
C0TTON-Quiet; low middlIngs n
lSi4lssc,
FLOCR-Cuchsnge and quiet.
GRAIS-WbeAt is quiet and weak;
choice amber ST 81 92G2 90. Corr
firm: stock OF southern white scarce 81
7UCa,7ac; do yellow 81 esq 7ec; mixed
western dull ST 63i9S4c. Oats quis'
sn5 firm: southern g. 46c- western mixed
81 4lG43c; do white 81 t3945c. Rye
quiet st T5tds5c.
PR0VI>IONS-Ars quiet and firm
Mess pork 81 SIS 50 Bulk meats are
firm snd the offe-isgz light shoulders
al C, rib sides 8, l1tG1lic: clear -ib
sides 81 II 5c hsm- firm and very scarce
Lsrd quiet
CHEE>E-Ar l59l5= stock scarce
WHI>EY-FI-m n e2lC-
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Harm tor sale

49, 80 HUNDRED AND FIFTY
: ..-r.. 10 ne v--~ 49, u -In1--~O
-. 49, u-I-- rl-s,Vs -IOa-a.- lolH-
- an. d. .n-1r--.t 10 = 40 Al a-a7 NSn
= ..n-a-- pls-- n. A.. niles % Senvood,
~. ,n---- ~ - su-L-e " IN
~. o.. ~ r--..ll -.s-.. ard Z-Vs pT'-'is-ston
.. ,,-s 49, - Y. : ETE & 8RD-
80. "a - StlrS N-Ear S---sr-
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Cincinnati Market

CINCINNATI, October Is.
COTTON-SIesdy low mtddlings 8;
ISL middling uplSnds 81 lsc.
EGGS-A shaie f-mer, 81 DC
FLOCR-Unchanged from yestsr -
days prices
GRAIN-Wheat weak red winter 8,
81 j0(9l IS. Corn 81 4lG+2c. 0ati
quiet Rye snd barley inactive
HOiS-Steaiy al 81 4014 IS. Re
ceipts l45s head
HAE-At SIS O0(a20 o..
PROVISIONS-No new features
Ness pork i-n 81 81 ~ tor c'ty
Bulk nests and bacon. llIiie doing
SUGAR cured hams ST l5alI3c. Lad
quier S. SC.
SUGARS-Firm.
WUOL-Inactive.
WHSkY-Qui.t 81 Sc.
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F3-H ei leS Acres of Land
Far Male

-'---A-E ~ TIE BETHANY PIKE
- 80 - - --nC- -l- NV ~ Wheeling.
A.. r-r-E a ua-- ~ -u- ! Em=S Kelly farm
II .-l1-r-- 1l-~-S rnISg<r 81 good Two
G.r-- --r-L ~ -p - .l-Z- s5aole. spring
80 2 - .1ui = ~ a hIgn <rs5S o
90. t-.l- a1- Ests nr=-toC--E OF a mile
IN. rn ~ = For .z-us. SEE :. 3
e. r~ a H. U--rUlSss. ~
-LJ-. JFaz.-EsN. RAac Estate Az.
l.u4 Wheeling ". Va
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,pp TT Steamboat -ATDrSE.
Z = -- 'rltrs .C.lE.-- Lots orice 800
AZ .r1--. -.-- r-ts-. GG.EIc- n one
AZ. ~ -=.-s. -. a. .E=----E 5Ou-s
.rx - O. e. Is ABOVE Suspension
- - 90 vs. s..!- MAJ street.
-I- 1a--..C.a-s. sL4r re n
THEODORE FINK.
D. @-- 80 fy%E
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kns S2iR.

.,.v=-ssvEowE-LISE HOUSE AND
( ! - -. D. and. wssE a good CoaL
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NJ x yea. -1- TT Me- pat CT .ars
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Oct
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SALE.
Fer Sale.

p, So IL =LA-S WORK IN GIN
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--- -y--lrC ~. inquire Al the
80. -.- .smuaE-, cI-uer F.-St and
= BELLE -. 49, -.
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Ear NaiR.

-W0 STpEy EEANF HOUSE
= Il ---r --svsr 1- sI-r- -Dp1ns- ~ JarOc
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SIX Z ru-- IT t8- S5---zt. 'f'rI-ssl nInz
....- -rl1-.,- - = ~ -.
A. E-r. E=E-- AzsE-.
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Lite Insurance Co, Of Virginia,
CAPITAL. seS, eee.

A. q. NeIEvANE- President
darcy RASL, y & ZENNAST. Vice
Presidents
SAMUEL n PAUL Secretary.
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Judge JOHN =. lay. Superintendent Of
Agsncs=s.
dome o1irs. Psts-sac-x, Va with Local
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~ the policy nuif@rs additional - the can
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rived
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sCTIOed TO iEs STOCK and G-zlnlKz1 o. a io-al
ona-d, fsi warranted II csnnDenctl g ths
en.errr-Se - tn favorAoae c11Si1 era1oa
o. ths people % the State
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Nr yoax. October 10.

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so WELL KNOWN TAVERN
>.elr uov Ocr:uDfsG by Henry kleT-SL'
-.'.3s-J % E=nEy street. -ouLn ~ b@euns-
t. ne ---u-e~ per--t ming thereto
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HENGN SMITH
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New YORK. October 10, o P. II.
MONEY-Ms-ket stesdv; ranging
from 1 to : Der cent for call losns
FOREIGN EXCHASGE-Nzrket
quiet a. l0sf to l0es tor prime bank
ers sixty dsvs sterling.
GOLD-Market steady. firm and
rather mere active st ll2s9ll3.
The Assistant Tressurer paid oct
S5s 0EO on account OF Interest
GOVERNMENT B0NDS-Mx-kst
ouier snd firm: United States currency
slxes 81 ltSA tdlt34
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Fer Rent.

DE-NDN- GROCERY STAND, STOKE
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