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National Republican., 1873-09-30
DENTISTS.

DIR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
ohio College Of Dental Surgery, kli & Sow.
enth street, between u and x, Few do9rs
south Of Odd Follows' Hnll, Washington. uAs
used In extracting Teeth. Teeth sioAset, ether
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
Eon POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

Tho swift 'Pa TfT"S% f9T%SsiSu' IsS% iiSr steamer
will commence her regular trips for landings on
rurssSpslP22. P2.0ThS sRSfESBTR Fissi sR a.
and every TUESDAY and fADAY thereafter.
leaving from siIth. street wharf At q. m.
wednssdsy and Sunday evening; u mo-, a.
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DYED'G AND SECURING.
UsT Az WE EXPECTED.

UbT AZ WE ENFECTED'
such rush OF LADIES AND GENTS APPAREL
to be CLEANED and DYED has not been seen for
some times; with every facility and full eGrps m o.
70 do Il good and to clean II all out on tme or dye IN
the effort; mot that we arc tired Of Lying. but be
cause by dyeing we expect to live, while We know
not how to live except we dye
w. H. WHEATLEY,
PRkMIUN sTEAk DYEING AND SECURING rs
TABLISHkEHT,
q Jefferson street, deorgetown. D. O
Once open from o m. until sunset satnIdsa,
s:s0 y. m. seSu
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NLoCUTION AT THE WASHINGTON BUsI-
~ NESS COI.LEaE, by A., W. BcHAAlT, ,esg
Elocution will be taught, In glasses, at the v; u
sRPTEMBER Is is Private Instruction. viii
Also be given a. the residences O. the pupil, Or
apply at the Oolesc or. during oice hours. ct the
law once Of a, W. BchArit. NAY building north,
northeast, Capitol Hill. au0llm
National Republican., 1873-09-30

At6,B 4 m and IN. m, but not en- Sunday.
s T III Spi RSa hSs Sp SHSa6,Is nN6 ,IfsrrRMrprArR
Ats 10 m. and rs and 80 p, m. Returning leave
Point Of Rocks at d ~ and ga m. and .b p M,
arriving at Warrington Ut 30 and 81 q L.. and
f0S fITTsBU@Rss r. " VA svsTfp MEIR262hFITAN 26qIFp
Sleeping cars through to Pittsburs;
Throuah tcketa to the West can be had at the
wilmington Station Ticket ONCE at all hour Of ths
day: also q the Oompsnys oitee tsS Penn; ivsaa wa
nue. once can there arrange 20 have their bsetAFe
called for and checked at their residence, taken to
Tor New Yofk,, PhilAdelphla and Boston, see 3D.
''fu''''''N THos. r. SHARP,
Master Of Transportation.
L NJ. OOLE,
General Ticket Agent.
aE0. !. KoQNTz.
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EMRRsON INSTITUTE, tCHARLEs d:
~ Youns,s .Asadsmy = SELECT. CLASSIC GlassiSai an and
between and K, topposite Frshtlin squaTel The
twenty hst Annual bessio1 o. this School VIII ee-
Go, apply at the Institute, or sddre ., vouxa
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consisting Of the superb palatiai residence o. simon
Abeles esq, unsur passed as q private dwelling IN
the United States being only lew blocks from the
Court House, surrounded BY masnihSent tl1uihIs litn
has been only recently completed with all modern
improvements,
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LEGAL.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WARRINGTON, ID. O.. september II, 1879.
On tho petition Of THADpKUs FAiRBAsks, of NJ
Johnsbury, Vermont praying for the extension OF
8 patent granted TO him ont the nth day Of Decem'
Dor, 1850, for an Improvement In Platform Bcalesi
closed on tho 18th day Of November next; that the
Nme for flinT arsuments and tne Eiaminers report
that said petition be heard on the Sd day Of
Any person may Oppose this extension.
seis NsW N D LRdaETT. Commissioner.
National Republican., 1873-09-30

FRESH STOCK OF CHOICE
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!
GHEAPFsT 00LONa lBIACKl TEG..
sEsT eNRSTPfs ,EsREsER TEfhE
TEAS FROM 90 cta. TO stS.
ALL TEAS wAsaAnrEs TO slvE sAIlsFAefIon.
BEST BLACK TEA ONLY q cts.
BEST dUSPoWDRR TEA ONLY Sic
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

L TNITE1I 5TNTE5 FhThNI OrFIVEi -.
~ wAsHseTos, ID. O., september ls, 1873
On the petition OF BETHEL BURTON. Of brooklyn,
n y. praying for the extension OF patent granted
issued on the ast day Of December. 1852 for an i'm
proyement in brseeh,L Lo.ding % Fire ARM; ... n.
elosed on the 18th day of November next; that the
be limited 70 the 18th day OF November next,
md that aid petition DO heard on the ID day OF
Any person m ~ Oppose this extension.
sea Esv H. b. LEddETT. Commissioner.
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WOOD AND COAL.
GOVERNMENT SALES.

~ OvERNMENT SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING
" AND EQUIPAGE.
.OYTcE or AcTNo AssisrAs rQuARTERMAsTER,l
U, s.A.. foRr COLUMBUS. Skw Y9nk hAnpon,
viii be sold At public auction, st aoyernor,s
day o. October, is7s, At II o'clock m. under the
direction OF the undersigned, . large quantity Of
old;patern clo' hing, such as hats toas, b9otees.
sack coats, tlined and unnedD caps, he, undar IN
structions from the QuArtermaster General. United
The terms Of sale will be stated in catalogue,
which can be obtained A. tsis n sRSaffffsssERFoRp Sfffss
First Lieutenant, Twelfth Infantry, A A. Y. NJ.
TINTED STATES NAVY SALE, BY ORDER
~ Vice Admiral y. Q. Rowan, THURSDAY. o.
t9Ser 2. isla, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, at II
CONDEMNED CLOTHING. ,
65 pairs Boots.
I SN pairs shoes.
9,i0J yards Canvas Duck.
1850 Pea aud Round Jackets.
<.boo TROUSERS. frocks, Shirts. Undershirts and
1910 yards Satinet
1850 yards NAnkin.
bocks, Mattresses and Covers, Blankets, Straw
Hats. Working Suits. nc.
PROVISIONS.
10 barrels and kegs Of Beef. PORK, Flour, Rice,
Apples. sugar and Butter.
sO Empty Barrels.
Old Metal, &c, &c.
SMALL STORES.
Soap, Thread, Ribbon. Tape, Cotton, Bilk.
Needles. Knives Scissors. Kettles. Pans,
Catalosne ready Saturday, a7th inst
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YXTASHINGTON CITY, VIRGINIA MIDLAND
w AND GREAT SOUTHERN hAiIkoAD
COMPANY, (Oranse, Alex xAndriA and ManAs.
sss and ,LynchbHrE and Danville Railroad
Companies consolidatedD
DOUBLE DALX TRhiSs& & SsIeeEt s saanasy anasy. asily nv
Connections will be made between Washlnstoh ana
I,ynchburg IN the great line from New Orleans and
New Yorf, connsc selling twice daily with Chesapeake
Ana ohio rsiroad At 8ordonsyille aud Charlotte
vile Tor Richmond and South. and all the line To
the Ohio river and West a. ,,yro,a rr,. No ,r.,,
x,stwsrd Saturday nisht or sunday morning.
boats, seventh street wharf, twice dsilyITa IN;
Union streets, AeIA IAndria, a. 80 q. m and 80 p m.
oArriye al Lynchburg at 80 p. m, and ~ q. m;
making close connections West and Southwest.
Passensers for Manassas Division leave Seventh
street wharf q. M, daily, excepting sunday,
pullman Palace Cars from Alexandria TO Newor-
Buy tickets At 6U3 PennsylvnniA avenue ana AZ
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot WashinEton.
2: O., or ct Alexandria. corner OF King and upion
KnoIs Omnibus Line males rapid connection be
tween M BaltimSre snd Ohio railroad depot ana se''
breakfast and supper on ferry boats for through
sps JIM. BRoADUB, @. IA.
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FoRr HAYS. KASsAs. September 10. 1873.
Tho undersigned will aell at public auction, At
Fort Hays, Kansas, at 10 o'clock 4 m, on wEDNES-
erty, including horses, mules, army wagons, am-
bulAnce, carts. chains. harness, saddles. wagon
forses, miscellaneous tools, clothing. Including
great coats. boots, equipaye, and other stores.
ton.
Terms; CAsh. in Government funds at time Of
sale.
by authority Of tho Department Commander.
FRANCIS b. JONES,
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PArENr OBTAINED. Charles ID. Knapp,
OF Mortified, VT, has obtained patent in
Canada as assignee of Joshua Sawyer, on
II marble WASH for cleaning and restor-
ing the most soiled and rusty marble and
granite to its pristine state, and causing it
to look equally as well as at first, and bet
ter prepared 10 hold its original lustre. The
great value Of this patent is in restoring
our Old cemeteries and graveyards, which
are going to decay by the relentless laws of
time, to their original beauty. 1t is said to
be very simple in its application, and so
cheap Us to enable everybody, rich orpoor,
to make their old, soilcd gravcstones new
again. This case was prosecuted, and the
patent obtained at Ottawa, Canada, by r.
J. Dewitt, Of Montpelier
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A variety wedding (35 years. is soon to
take place on Grove street.
Dr. William Allen Bacon has taken the
editorial charge and business management
of the Black River Gdsette. Mr.. Bacon
has had much experience and gets up a
spicy, readable and excellent paper.
james Merrill, cashier of the National
Trust Company of New York, formerly
cashier of the Rutland county bank, is re-
ported seriously ILL.,
The historical discourse of the Baptist
church will be preached by Rev. Edward
Mills, pastor, on the 25th of November, and
not the 23d, as stated in the Globe of
Saturday.
Batcheller and Sons of Wallingford, have
received telegram that their forks re-
cciyed the first premium at the Vienna eX-
hibition.
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EEOstiiitics suspended.

We learn that Superintendent Wilson
has received a telegram from +. c. White,
superintendent of the Harlem Extension
railroad. giving permission to enter upon
and pass on the track of the Harlem En-
tension railroad over which the recent con
trovcry arose. The use of the track is
granted until the first day of January 1874
over the track as usual on Saturday. This
may be considered a suspension, if not a
settlement. of the Railroad war at Rut-
land, which has been so extensively her
aided over the country
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News York Produce HaFsSst.

NEW y oHK, Nov 10.
CoToS.-Market Is quoted at B4c for new
F.ouR-ihe market is quoted ~ nrmer.
Receipts. 5000 bbs. sales l90r0 bb!s. sHpertine
state and Western al b.l0G5 Ga; commgu 10
choice extra state 10000 200 common To choice
extra Western S5.95GIl0i common 10 choice
RYE FiorR.-MarIet is firm and mo leratcly
active. Sales 800 hba al si.yotq $50
GRAIS.-Market is quiet an shade ilvmer Re
calpts 10 600 uu. Sales 10000 bu. at 4lH
for NO. 2 Milwaukee, i'd FOR Iowa spring and
Ryr-The market is quoted as quiet firm
Receipts 1000 bush. sales bush. western
and state quoted AT s5c.Hs5.
CoRS-Market is quoted nrmer Receipts d.
900 bushels. sales OF Il,o01 bushe,s nj 49,
Tor steamer mixed WESTERN 65@6d for prime
mixed western alloal
BARLEY. Market is quiet and firm. Receipts
90, 900 bushels sales 10000 bu.
OATs.-Market quoted huncr. Receipts 10000
bushels. Sales 5000 bush. az 800 allg FOR new
Western mixed afOat; 5sGAS FOR white Yves
tern 5Oc Tor white state.
$l4 I5a - Tor new mess; - for old mess
Beef quoted duh The market for cut meats
IaSp.~Market Is quiet, firmly held Sales ooO
tierces TcaTso for old steam nc for Kettle
BTTIER-The market is quoted at sOas9c. for
selected Welsh tubs; 80 for common to
CnKEsr-Cheese is quoted at 13h@laa.c Tor
strictly choice state.
wHBxEy.-The market is quoted at ssXc
per gallon frrc.
EGGs.--nhe market is firm ana quoted at rs
a29c for fresh
.PErRoLEuM.-ls quoted at osSSSsc. for crude;
13k(dl4c for refined.
GoM@-Domestic is quoted at S,oo@c.oo
LEArnEe.-Mlrket is quoted dull. Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grande light TO heavy weights
Wo0L.-Mhrkst Is quoted rather more steady
domestic fleece at 4lN52. Pulled ses42,
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FORWARDING LETTERS. 1t may not be
generally known that the postmaster of
a town has no right to forward letter
that is dropped into the Office with the old
address marked out and q new one written
over, on the ground that il had been mis-
directed. All such letters must he re-
stamped as the postal authorities do not
send them gratis. In case person is
about to leave town and requests the
postmaster to send his letters, on their ar
rival, to his new address, this can be done
without payment of extra postage Unless
the request is made letters that fail to
reach their destination and are thrust back
into the postoffice will be sent to the dead
letter office.
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BRGHrEE PRosrECTs. The effects of the
panic upon the Troy banking institutions
are passing away There is an increase in
available funds, says the Press, and some
of them have sent surplus currency to New
York. The banks are discouning about as
literally as before the crisis, and by the LIST
OF January money will be quite easy. The
savings banks expected reduction of de-
posts, but the falling off has not been so
great as anticipated. Altogether times are
frightening and the season of dismay is
over
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explanatory,

On Saturday morning last an item was
published in TIE GLOBE which might lead
some TO confound the Batchcler Manufac-
turing company with the well-known and
reliable firm of - Batcheller & Sons of
Wallingford. The firm of BatchellertI Sons
were never doing larger business or man
ufacturlng more forks than at the present
time, and they are not affected by the
panic.
Our correspondent, fearing that the item
might be construed into meaning f" Bat
cheler Il Sons sends the following let
ter
Editor IF the GIoJe DEAR SIR,-Fear-
ing there may be some misapprehension in
regard to the item which appeared in THE
GLOBE of to-day, in reference to the " Bat
cheler manufacturing companys works re-
naming " idle" ! would say that these
works have no connection whatever with
Batchcller 81 Sons, and that b. & Sons are
still doing a heavy business" and show
no signs of being affected by the panic.
Truly, yours, etc,
ALERT.
WallmVforl Vt Nov 15 1873
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THE PRoLoNGATIoN OF PRESIDENTS POWERS.
PARIS. Nov. 1G.
Upon resumption of the session of the
assembly after the recess, Saturday, read
report of the prolongaton committee. II
commences by showing the difficulties of
prolongating President McMahon's powers
without organic laws to DO SO says the re-
port, and would result in a more or less
disguised dictatorship under the title of
'presdent of the republic. France wants "a
settled government, but 1t is impossible to
grant President Mcmahon more than five
years power. The report also proposes to
so constitute the republic that France may
not become the prey of revolutions, and
commends the appointment of a committee
Of 50 to consider constitutional bills. 1t
concludes by appealing to the conservatives
to help found the republic, now that the
schemes Of the monarchists have failed,
otherwise dissolution of the assembly is in.
eyitabl,. The discussion of the report il
fixed for Monday next There is great ex-
element over the conclusions of the COM
mttee.
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Recommendation of Postmaster.Gpn.
praI

WASHINGTON, Nov 1G.
Postmaster-Gcneral Creswell will shor "
issue an order reducing the registration
fee for domestic letters and packages to 8
cents The postmaster general las fur
nished his annual report as heretofore. he
gives elaborate statement Of condition and
business department during the past year,
and renews the recommendation of our
government postal telegraph. He enforces
at length his views in favor of post office
savings banks. He makes no recommen-
patton of subsidies to steamships for carry
iny mails
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Foreign News
NEW YORK, Nov. IS.

NEW DIRK, Nov IS.
The revolution in Paraguay has been sup.
pressed
Smallpox to an alarming extent in Rio
Janeiro, and business is consequently at a
stand still.
Lord Henry Charles Gordon, a member
of the Lnglish parliament for Chichester,
is dead.
During Il recent serious conflict in Da-
mascus, the British flag was insutcd. Re-
paration was demanded, but refused.
Twenty thousand dollars in bullion were
shipped from England for New York YES
tcrlay.
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HEAVY FAILURES james l.. Reynolds
of Sandy Hill, partner of Judge Wait, has
been appointed assignee of Harris e. Co.,
the defunct contractors of the Whitehall
and Canada railroad The liabilities of the
firm are $4,000; assets 100000.
The failure of the Cohen concern in New
York is severe blow to Johnstown and
Gloversville, n. Y. manufactures They
owe in those two places $4,000, which is
heavy loss. Cohen asked for nm extern
sion.
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Billiards.

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.
At the billiard tournament yesterday af-
ternoon the first game was between Gar
nier and Snyder and was won by the for
mer Score, 400 to los. The second game
was between Slosson and Bessenger, and
ing the first game was between Cyrille Dion
and Snyder. 1t was won by the former
400 to 200. The last game was between
DAILY and Ubassy and was very closely con
tested. The score standing at the close,
Ubassy 400, Daily 800.
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The Secretary Rises TO EXPLAIN.

NV I OEk, NOV. To.
The Secretary of War was in this city
yesterday and is reported to have said to
an intimate friend who called on him: You
are aware that have been considered
somewhat bloodthirsty on this matter, but
the eutire cabinet know of my mind. At
the cabinet meeting yesterday we were a
unit and if the American people are not
satisfied with measures resolved upon at
that meeting to yindicate the national
honor they must be very hard to please.
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FisnING RoDs II II. Chubb & Cos.
fish rod mandatory at Post Mills Village,
Thetford. VT, employing about fifty hands
is just now full of business smelt catching
giving an impetus TO the demand. Last
week they filled an order for 400 dozen
rods, sending them down to Boston firm.
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\ MINISTER FALLS IN THE PuLPIT.-
Rev. William l.. Palmer, of Middletown,
tainted and fell in his pulpit while preach.
ing on Sunday the 81 inst lie was carried
from the church by friends and soon raj.
liel. 1t is thought that the cause was gen
eral debility, brought on by excessive and
continued labor. He is now recovering and
seems 10 need only rest.
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LOWER PRICEs. Groceries have given
way under the financial pressure, and flour
has dropped - cents a barrel, half pound
more sugar is given for dollar, and some
dealers are Offering tea, raisins, etc, much
below the usual price. Spices are an eX-
ccption to the rule of lower rates, and cof-
fee has not been so high as now for two
wears
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UleHwAYMAN.-lI Hiram Holbrook of
West Troy, left his residence on Thursday
evening last and was walking along when
he met q man who assaied him, evidently
with the intention of emulating Jack Shep-
hard's calling. Mr.. lIolbrooll struck the
highwaymnn on the head with his cane,
which broke at the first blow. This SO
scared the would-bc foot-pad that he ran
nwoV
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FArAL ACCIDENT benjamin Pearl, re-
sident of Barton, IS years of age, received
such serious injuries from fall from lad
lived but a short time. Mr.. Pearl was an
honorable and esteemed citizen, and was
the father of the late Prof Silas II. Pearl,
the former principal of the State Normal
school at johnson.
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VERDICT SET ASIDE.

After the jury had returned a verdict for
the plaintiff in the case of Richard w.
Wellington, yesterday in Brooklyn, Judge
Barnard ordered it set aside, and the case
will resume its place on the calendar, on
the ground that the verdict was rreguarly
rendered
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Topcople in want of fall custom cloth
ing. we would say, so TO Allen & Drow's
- Merchants Row. They have a first
class cutter from New York. and have the
reputation Of getting up fine work, and are
putting prices very low.
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RAILROAD FRElGurs. We learn that
freight business on the Rensselaer, d Sara
toga railroad Is good. Local frcights are
fully up TO the average at this season.
Through 1rcights from the west via Schen-
ectady, Saratoga and Rutland to Boston
are very heavy, two more trains being run
than at this time last year
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Melancholy Affair.

SAN FRANClsco, Nov. 16
Joseph Farraday and a friend named
Charles Dodge, went to the California
theatre last night. They went out to take
drink between acts when Dodge became
suddenly i'll and died. Farraday seems to
have thought he would be accused of poi
soning his friend and blew his brains out
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WMTON's VERMONT REGISTER, Farmers
Almanac and Business Directory for 1874
The only Vermont Register published.
Single copies, by mail, 20 cents. Address
GLOBE Paper Co.. Rutland.
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Three Boys Drowned

PoUGHKEEPsiE, Nov. 10.
Three boys, one a son of w. G. Merritt
formerly of West Point and now resident
of Highland Falls, the others named Nickel
and Owen Valdez of Highland Falls about
eight years old, were drowned to-day while
skating on the old mill pond near that
t,lapn
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Skedaddles.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.
Herman Kaull, who attempted to murder
his wife at Elizabeth, n. j., Wednesday
night, sailed hence for Liverpool in the
steamer Pennsylvania on Friday.
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The President Entertained.

NEWARK, n. J., Nov. TO.
President Grant spent last night here and
visited the industrial exposition. He was
greeted by an immense crowd and was ell
tertaned by the president of the associa-
ton, Hon. George o. llalsey
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The President.

ELIZABETH, N. j., Nov. 10.
President Grant drove here this morning
from Newark, and attended church with
MS mother, who is residing here with her
sen-in-law. Mr. A.. Corbin. He Ieovos for
Washington at nine o'clock tonight
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THE Purcst ana sweetest Cod-Llvcr OIL T.
Hazard ana Caswcll's, made on the sea shore
from fresh, selected livcrs, by Caswell, Hazard
q Co., New York II Is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients WHO have once taken IT prefer
II TO all others. Physicians have decided II SUI
perior to any Of the other oils In market.
0D11.gAylN
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Che 9utlana nailu 6luhc.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1873.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, i:l0 & 1920 n. m, 1870 *
ts:55 p. m.
Burlington 1910 & 'll:s2 a. IN, 1850 IS f7Ol
p. IN.
Port Henry, 1852 n. m and 200 p. III
Bennington, tl2:0s p. m, iS:2O q 1905 y
m.
:" Saratoga, '11:i5 n. m, 900 y. In.
Salem, l:I0 1850 a. IN, t3;I0 a 'l'5j y. M
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1890 & lI:30a. m, -i2lO& 1900
y. m.
IN.
Port Henry $40 a. IN. and 5:O5 p. m.
Bennington, 1890 q 800 q. M, ~ t2:25 p. IN.
Saratoga, $500 a. m, q 1900 y. m.
Salem, lao 1900 a. IN, 1900 1900 y. IN.
Mail Train MIXED.
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burned,

Concord, Nov. 16.
Four small factories and dwelling were
burned in Contocook to-day. Loss $25, 900;
insurance trifiing.
There is five inches of snow here.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-17

LAcoNlc PRAYER. A dry-witted soldier
heard to pray once, when the bullets were
falling in showers. as follows: " Oh Lord,
make me thin as knife"
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-17
MAR IsHiGE:s.

In Whitehall, n. v. November u, by Rev r..
". iialwood, Elias Allen ana Lucy D., eldest
daughter Of Amos Sphinx, ESD
In White Creek, n. y, November !, by Rev.
H. |. s. Lewis, Adam Holmes of WestfOrd and
Elizabeth Tabor of White Creek, n. Y.
In Granville, n. V, November ~, by Rev. j. +.
Craig. William Sphinx OF whitehall and Della,
daughter OF orlando Hicks Of Granville.