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TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, No. 2Os 7rH
SOUTHEAST.
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust to Daniel L. Eaton
IA: lated = ptember 80, 1871, and duly recorded ia
Liber No. 655, folio 4Ol one of the land records
for Washir gton, u; and also by decree of the
Supreme Court OF the District of Columbia, Equity
No. 3,l7I, Docket II, substituting the undersigned
Trustee in place Of Daniel L. Eaton deceased, will
SELL at public auction in front of the premises to
the highest bidder, ON THURSDAY, JAY 81,
1873, at O'Clock p. m, Lots sixteen aud seventeen
in Prout's subdivision Of square numbered nine
hundred 5000, bounded follows: Beginning at
point one hundred ana eight feet three inches south
from the point of Intersection Of TIN east with
North Carolina avenue thence north forty feet TO an
alley; thence east one hundred and nineteen feet 10
an alley ten feet two inches wide thence along said
alley south forty feet thence siOng the dividing
line OF lets fifteen and sixteen hunlred and nj ne
teen feet to the place Of beginning together with
the improv ements thereon.
TERMS: ne-fourth cash; balance in six, twelve
end eighteen months, with III per cent interest
secnrtd by deed ~ trust on the property Stamps
and conyeyanciDg at the cost of the purch asar S0
down when the properly il struck off, In case the
terms are not complied with within seven DAYS after
the sale the property will be resold al the risk AMI
cost the defaultiRg purchaser.
JOHN H. COOK. Trustee
Jell-eoSds b. II. WARNER. Auct
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10y LATIMER CLEARY,
Id Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue aud nth
street, Star Once Building.

BUILDING LOTS ON THE NAVY YARD AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. June Is,
lS73, in front Of the premises, at 80 O'Clock,
- shall cell Lots 4, 5, 6, 8, r. Is p and 80 In
square s.5, fronting South street and llth and
l2i streets, each having average front IF fifty
feet. This ground is eligibiy located and offers a
rare chance for profitable investment, as IL l.
po-itiv ely TO be sold to settle estate.
Terms: One fourth cash. the balance in three
equal payne uts nj six twelve and eighteen months,
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed %
trust on the premises seld. Convey sncine at
purchasers cost. deposit Of Is will be required
on each Lot AT time If sale.
jel6-dSds LATIMER CLEARYAucts
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DY LATIMER 4 CLEARr,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth At
> Star Once Building.

Star Once Building.
f!s% saS ia1a 81,
ain LIZ &SS'sssr o l & .s and
s S, thereby, shall sell sATgRDAY July 5,
property Part q Lot in me square Na sss scT mSrs
particularly described ss follows: Beginning at a
seventy nine feet seven and fveeighth inches from
me northeast corner Of said square, and running
inches thence due west 10 the western line Of said
lot Is; thence due north along the western line OF
inches; thence due east to the place Of beginning
together with the improvements thereon, consisting
Terms of sale: Amount secured by said trust
SSpOJ, together with expenses of sale, in cash;
ehafer bearing interest to BE- taken for the deferred
payments, secured BY deed Of trust on the premises
aa nSt eSes with
me right to resell the property at the risk and cost
sSeDs :, s. down
!.eokds LAriMER GLEARY, 2acts.
RY KELLEY & GATCHEL, Anctioneers.
- Corner 18th AMI r streets northwest
TRgssTEEN,s SALE9F LOT IN SQUARE, NO.
an By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated February
eMhh ,, laI, and duly recorded q Ii6er No. Gs3,
tion; in front Of the premises. on WEDNESDAY,,
the 9Th day OF June, A. B.. 1873, at o'clock D. m ,
lot G, Of subdivision Of original Lot numbered
four, i,)in Square numbered seven hundred and
city Of wsshinsto M D. street, oaplt0i HILL In the
Terms Of Sale: Cash, and to be complied with
Trustee reserves the right to resell ihe property,
after one week notice, at the risk and cost Of de-
IA. L. MORRELL, Trustee.
% KELLEY GATCHEL, Aucts
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KlRDY, DENT co., Q.ssI lsasesssu ~
eT1EE1, near Hsnpsylyania avsnne,-0oods "a
: auctios g our rco@ q sny lsE q the eesy.
ton. Libegsl aAvanoss @ eoasigunG0G ond Dro01t
EEsesrs.. Hsosssnoss-{osa 9 beESolr, John vss
. on 3Wf Asrys - = yieH
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ITO. TKUESDELL Co,
NJ REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
ole 9TH street, lover German American Savin
Bank
specia. attention given TO RENTING, COLLECT.
ING, PAYING TAXES and NEGOTIATING
Paymaster General j. soA.; Jane. q G,sinp osH,
Chief Glerh q. Patent Onics; John Fraser, Arch.
missioner Internal Revenue; VIM b Moses Furni.
ture peelers z, + Prsltiss, Cashier German Ameri.
can SAVING, Bank; Col. John. n. Tessenden; Hon
John Hitz, Consul General Of switserland ISM
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RY GREEN . WILLIAMS, Auotioaesr,,
- No. 1901. northwest cornsr loth and b -.

ID No. 1901. noFthvsst corner lots and b -.
COUNTY, REsIpEEcE AND rAsN NEAR
bI LANA Ms STATION, or Lfi93ki AND
3 wAs8INefoN. D. O.. Al A6cfioH.
- On TUEfDAY, the 3ath day OF June, i83.
on Che premises. n o'clock, Ne shall sell the
The place contains about IL acres Of land, Inn
PIoyed, By dwelling hvus., two tensnent houses,
to fruft, early gasseninR, grain, &c. Timber and
meadow land, with good wster. 800.
Trains on Bsltimore and Potomac Railroad pass
STATION wilma ten minutes walk 81 house. Post
ofiice, school asd church IN neehbcrhood. IL -.
stock, implements, no, At Valuation.
vS sna a x RE-
Rer further finfermssion s@e A. C. wIDDE-
eoMBE so0 sls street., betsr~a the hours Of
/. - - :. GkKxH 4 WILLIAMS, Auc.s.
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NHIs Is IoGIvE NOTICE, That the ,uh.c-;n.,.
= nave oot1ned from the Supreme Co1r, - ~ ~
District o. Columbia, holding special tern i I. .ns
yof1 Nsl'Ty on the persona estate Of John Nj
All persons having claims aesipsr ,hss ~,
sSssseo arc hereoy warned 20 exhibit the ssms -;ss
,ne sist DAY OF May next: they may otherxi.e he
~ % sxeinded rom all benerr on the ssia estats
ELIZA W. YOrNG, A'tS
INV MM. A. YOUNG, executors.
TJsa KgslLY .urHl pUIOSs TooTa
sssssi6. RsSAESsS -. Dscssfi
RoYy AND ToQIHT sCTfs : s1sci.itI IN.
i M ,sssOs e A. sfRAus. iofi Pa sss.. near ear
a. ~ - @DE -
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by JAMES GUILD, AuotioDeer,
- No. 10l4 Pennsylvania avenue
SALE FURNITURE.

n On Thu RSDAl, June 18Th, at 10 O'Clock.
w We will cell, 81 our auction rooms, lOI q
~ Pennsy lvania avenue, q large collection II
HlNew aud Secondhand Furniture, consistin 7
Of Lounges, Looking Glasses, Extension
Tables, Chamber aud ParloT Walnut Sets. &C.
J-l6-3t JAMES GUILD, Auct.
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sotS PENNsYLVANiA Rourn 1870
10 TEE hOkTHwEsT, SOUTH. AND soTrrn

.ofhf carr. With modern Inn provenents w ~"
.Iv2 hIndred miles saved 10 Western and OsusraI
Ies A-s q %. daily, sxceDs Sunday, norshvsss
- .. n daily, and so D. m, except Sunday, vess'
MAZE CoNNgc TI0Ns
691roegn IRON BALTIMORE 70 NIAGARA Ana
FLIIsBC kG without chan9s.
LNnee y this route Can be procured q the o0los.
sotnef o Sh sfrees and Psnnsy lania avenue and
Ss o. street and Pcnnsyiv aDa sysuus under
given % all times. "o
ressns.rs nrocorins tickets q this once On
oera' oast'oos IN Palace Oars fos Pttssr
nps YOUNG. General P.-.spssr Aren't,
- Baltimore, Nd
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD
NC LOT ON STREET, NEAR l4TH ST.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD
NORTHWEST
% By virtue of a deed of trust, dated the 81 day
of October, A: ID. 1858, and recorded in Liber +
- and z, No. 3, folio 30, of the Land Records Of
Washington county, the subscribers will sell to the
5ighest bidder, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the
numbered four in square numbered eis, 1.-TWO
hundred and thirty eight in the city of Washing
ton District OF Columbia to pay S2S43 with inter-
est from October 5, 1865, and expenses.
The terms of sale are: 0ne-fourth cash, (of which
sl9 must be paid at the time Of the sale and the
residue in equal sums in g. L. Is and q months for
which the purchaser must give notes, bearing inter-
est at seven per cent per annum. pay able semi an
nually, and secured by deed of trust on the prem
ises All convey sncing at the of the purchaser
III the terms are not COM piled with within ive days
from the day Of sale, the Trustees the right
70 resell the property or any part Thereof, to the
highest bidder on the premises. for cash, on ten
days public notice in the q Evening Start wash.
default. ANTI. HYpE, u lns p tTsnA.s In
JAMES W. CORCORAN, ( Trustees.
a2l-2awsds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, the 26th day Of June, 1873, same
heur and place. By oIder OF the Trustees
ms 2aw&ds LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Ancts.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
PGs p =. . s:;
sSS. s.: 'V.s sEG
os TSascst . Sesss 3. , ~. ia 4
L. front cf our auction rooms, the above o bds,
" Ale. & s.nes Goods.
DUNCANsoN, poMLINe co, Auc,..
Rrt a; BoswlLL, CO, -.
Southwest corner OF ~ street and Virginia avenue.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on srREEr,
kSifJ sT H ST. s5H AMP icIH srkEErs sourH-
= VIII De sold, on TUESDAY, June n. Is7s.
- ESQ., so o' SSss, m, LSs = 4. ssu,Is IS
twelve months. With ntersst AZ ~, ser 20 cent, Az
sonveysaci's at pgreSs.sr: eoss fiay s1 doIlsI.
with within frs days, resale a ast.alsss ParSchs
's i.isos BOSWELL co Auc,.
BIZ i R.s k!s... b Sas.. .1ad ..e.op.,
Southwest corner Penn.yiys nis sven1s ana nth st.
star once Building.
VALUABLE UNIMPRovEp PROPERTY ON
pY Nm aykSg5
a Q" rGEs ps sTSs atf.TfhRNooS, June 4, ,Irs,
1ss seII the hole Il f%t Il IN s.. sSulf s Es
ted on the north side u; New York avenue, between
LEI street and New Jersey avenue, aud immei aiciy
adjoining Lo ffisr garden.
Terms Cf sale: One fourth cash; the balance On
three eqra3 payments a. s'N, twelve and eighteen
months, With notes b. airing Interest and segrri ~
AIDED Of trust on the premises sold. Convey snciag
AZ purchaser cost; : loo town AZ time 81 salr
jtl52t LArIMER CLEARLY, Aacts.
10y IA. BOSWELL co,
ID AuctioneeTs aud R-sl Estate Brokers'
Southeast corner OF az street aud Virginia avenue.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on lsr STREET
WET, BETWEEN NIRGINIA AVENUE AND
sIREEf SOUTHWEST, IN SQUARES $50
AND 63c.
IN Will be sold, on WEDNESDAY. jane Il,
UV0lS1S, at $500 clock m part of Lot q. Slusre
~-5s2 als0, south half Of Lots "En aud "w - in
Square 62s.
Terms: 0ne-har cash; balance ia six aud twelve
mouths, with interest AZ ten per cent. All cOnvey-
ancinR AZ cost % purchaser Fifty dollars down ~
time Of sale IL termsof sale not complied th
within five DAYS resale nj defanliing purchaser's
cost. lJl6 81 BOSWELL A CO., Aucts.
10y LATIMER CLEARY,
ii aud Real al HrOkars.
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~ b. Ii. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Ne. 129 9TH street. between q and Ii sts.
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ID Real Estate Broker and Auctionser,
No. 5ss It'll street, between and II streets.
CHANCERY SALE OF YALuABL4 IMPROVED
TIE s2ghS sA SsEs q zsb

YIkST 1TBEET LAST, AT AUCTION. ..
The psi,i ss e Gelunss Rs.ssa q the cause Of
g font q the prsmises, on rhURs6GY. June 10,
lo q Soe.ock p m, lots Nos. -, -, ~,
bert recorded subdivison q square as, toeefher
with TIE imprsyenents thereon, consisting Of eie-
properly is cold to satisfy mechanics lien Of about
Esp and subject to certain membranes which
VIII be made known ON the day Of sale. - =,
Terms for the amount reaiized above said incum-
ORANGES cash. IL terms Of sale not complied with
within hye days aer sale the property will be resod
ct the risk and cost Of defsultng purchaser Sl
down on each accepted bid, Conyeyancing at pur-
- 'sGfS YRAHK g. DANIELS, Trustee.
n2l-eo&ds ~ 50 B. b. WARMER, Auct.
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDA1 I, june - lGs, same hour md place. 7.
il - = - 80 B. H. wARNBR, Auct.
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
M Nj. 90 RTrEHkr FAST Mar s PfEfNINSsfLVA

kI DUNCANSON, DOW LIMO CO., Aucts.,
II Southeast corner of 0th and streets northwest.
TRUSTEES. SALE OF IMPRoyED PROPERTY
on 81 STREEr FAST, NEAR PENNSYLvA-
- By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated September
Sd 1859, and duly recorded in Liber T and r.
H.. No folos ?ls, &c.. one Of the Land records Of
ashiDgton county in the District of Column; a. and
BY direction OF the partie: secured thereby, we viii
sell at public acution, to the highest bidder front
o. the premises on MONDAY AFTERNOON, June
30fh, ISIS, at 81 O'Clock, parts Of lot numbered
fifteen. 15,t in square numbered seven hundred and
sixty,two, Gs2D as said lot and square laid Down
and distinguished on the plat TOR plan of said city
Beginning for said part Of lot the southeast cor
ner OF said lot and ruLing thence west eight Ave-
(S5l feet, thence north twenty ~ feet, thence
east eighty five fD feet and thence south twenty
seven I'D feet TO the besinning together with the
improvements, a two-story brick house
Terms OF sale: One third cash the balance in two
equal instruments of six and twelve months with
interest. The purchaser to give notes secured by
deed Of trust the premises sold All conv ey ing
at the cost OF the purchaser One hundred dollars
down "a soon rs the property is sold, and II the
terms Of the sale are complied with within ten
days after the day Of SALE the the
right to resell the property at the risk aud cost of
the defaultipg purchaser. after ten days public
notice. X. K. WHITE, lr....
jelsd pUNCANSON BOWLING II Co Apcts
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A LBxANDRIA WASHING
"A TON r. z. ~
ALEXANDRIA AFRIDERICKsRUuo m
CS-sW n b esd Ssxsk S.vsra,

boSA Trains leave fdf Alexandria "A folIous.s,
>, ~, II, a. m Il noon p 3. I5sT - ..
49,, ~ and p m daily, all other trains daily excepi
LOCAL Trains from Alexandria arrive "A ,olIovx.
"a a. - - * ~ S u 81, m, l20, IS rs
m. itam Alexandria daily, ali other trains dsiIy
tnEton and Ohio r. R. ~ Nm on " asn
,9oAnLICo Aecommodatios leaves washins,o,
~ .. m. daily, except Sunday NsSoI
9kkAT SOUTHERN Express vfs R,chmona
save shington ii % .. m. daily, exoeo n 6nndsv
Inrough uekets 10 all points South md EonrbIsSS.
20. sale ~ Omces, corner lHh street and PeunsyIys
nA svenne, and corner Sch street And PsnnsyIys
Snere passengers leave orders for hssesga - -
al hotels and residences through 70 dsssi
=. s. YocNo, Gem Passenger Agent. ,vD-.
RALTIh0RE AsD P0T0MAO~
? " RAIL ROAD. I61a =
Ofp0f o. a. anH s.x.x+s
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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auotioneers,
- Southeast corner 7th aud streets,
GUARDIAN SALE OF FIRST CLASS PRI-
NATn RESID ENCE FRONTING ON X
sTTRBEEET b0RTH, BETWEEN Ana AND 5rH

- BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court
a OF the District of Columbia, holding special
upon the petition OF Virginia McElfresh, guardian
to the minor children Of Henry Nc Efresh deceased
i shall sell at public auction, on WEDNESDAY,
the gath day OF June, A. d. 1873 at O'Clock D. m
on the premises, being part OF Lot numbered TWEEN
ty-fwo, in Square numbered five hundred and six
teen, having % feet trout by Ii2 feet inches deep
10 q 50foot paved alley, with fine pressed brick
front House and basement, with all modern Inn
class private residence. - :
Terms: One third cash; balsnce and IL months
deferred payments TO be secured by notes Of purcha
ser and a lien retained upon the premises, or the
Convey ancpg and stamps at the cost of the purcha
ser. s loo deposit the day of sale. And if the
terms of sale are not complied with within Ave days
after the day Of sale the Guardian the right
70 resell the property at the risk and of the de-
faultDg purchaser by advertising three times I'm
some newspaper published in Washington city.
VIRGINIA MCELFRESH, Guardian,
Jel3d GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Ancts
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RAILROADS.

fROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHINGTON.
Leave a. 40 3D. 7, ?, SIS, 9l5 aud IL rs a m and
Las, I'D, 40, SD, O. ~, $40 and 50 D. m
FOR ANNAPOLIS
NJ b-o q. M and .. m; hut not on Sunday
FOE NORFOLK.
At Los p. M, but not On SUNDAY
SUNDAY TRAINS
IRON II altinOre-The Id stopping 40 Relay and
laurel only; the SD m. and 4:so D. n d, sto piping
AT Relay on " the SO Q. m, without stops; the
u, ~ ~ ana $50 D m stopping at all stations
FROM NsshingtOn.-The and a. m, S. 7:45 and
~ m trains stopping At all stations; the los and
the p IN. ri Relay only; and the $50 D. without
FOR POINT OF ROCKS AND INTERMEDIATE
POINTS.
Al a m and $50 D. m Returning, leave Point Of
hocks Al - a. m and 2n D. m, arriving Wash
on Sunday.
Through tickets to the West can be had ar the
stOa Station Ticket Office at all hours OF the
day; also at the COmpanyis Office, asa PennsyIvs
ma syenus: Passengers purchasing tickets AZ the
avenue once, can there arrange 10 have their
baggage CALLED for and checked at their residence,
taken 70 the depot, and put INFO the baggage car.
Tor New York. Philadelphia, and Boston, see adj
Verti.emeut OF" Through Line"
IHOS. II. SHARP, Mater OF Trans portafion
l. III. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. KOONTZ,
yez General Agent, Washington.
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THROCGH LINE BETwEEN WAsHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK

HkOlGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WARRINGTON, May D, lEs-Noon.
trans between WashingIo on and -
viz: ~ 039
FOR NEW YORK, without change of cars
Leave daily Except Sunday st a. m, los and
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except Sunday at am. =, :0s and 500
.. m. = S~
ON SUNDAY
phia st $40 D. m.
Sleeping cars for New York $50 train ONLY.
n through tickets 20 Philadelp his, New York or
Bsyon can be had AZ the Station Office at an holrs
See Sstincre and Ohio Railread advertisement
70, shednie between Washington, Baltimore, An
IHOs SHARP. Master Of TRANSPORTATION.
L,M. COLI. General Ticket Agent.
GkO. ;. kOONTZ, Agent, washin9tou mn
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uiau asrKs OF INSURANCE

The extreme high rates a premium
charged by forgiga insurance com.
pauies doing business IN Vermont. arc
attracting atiensn Throughout the
state
The amount & money paid e foreign
companies ia immense. aUl entirely ont
ef proportion 80 the bcueGt derived
Why we ask, should Vermont property
be rated, by self appointed 'ratcrs, 30
SIS Sc much more hazardous than prop.
erty in New York. Boston. Chicago
aud other towns and cities The talk
about superior facilities for exiinguish.
ing fires 10 towns and cities Is " an ia-
veuuon Of the enemy. backed up by
their local agents, who receive a large
percentage Of the premiums paid, and
are thus directly interested in putting
up rates.
The experience Of one hundred years
In tie village Of Manchester shows
only one small dwelling house burned.
Can any Of the cities or towns show
any thing like such a record ? We
venture to say that the loss by FIRE in
Vermont is not one-fourth as great 10
proportion 10 the amount insured AZ in,
towns and cities Anyone at all fa.nil
lar with this subject win readily see
why this is the case.
80 we come back to the question,
Why should rural Vermont pay double
premiums, with less than half the risk,
as shown by past experience? Will
some Of the numerous agents OF foreign
companies explain this unjust discrini.
nation The records OF the Vermont
Mutual Insurance Compay for the past
fifty years, win prove the correctness
Of our statement in regard to fire risks
in Vermont
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The panic is lasting longer than was
anticipated and ITS effects must be Sc.
yerely felt through the coming winter
in the cities and manufacturing places,
mostly by poor people, from the stop
ping Of manufactures and the rcduc
ton Of help. There seems to be more
confidence in business centers and
money is not as scarce as it was tho
several very heavy firms have lately
become embarrassed. among them the
spragucs Of Rhode Island, the largest
manufacturers ia the United States,
and III. b. Claiin Il Co., Of New York
Both Of these firms have some millions
of assets atoye their liabilities and OK
tensions have been granted by their
creditors, SO there will be no ultimate
loss
The panic hos reached England aud
rates Of money have advanced to a very
high rate This is owing to the large
drain Of gold for the United States aud
Germany and a consequent scarcity in
London There have been no heavy
failures there bat probably will be il
lbe strIngeuey continues la times
Iike tho present individuals as we'll as
banks show disposition to hold on 10
what money they can get and to pay
aauo out unless compelled to Do SO
which Keeps q large amount Of money
.rm circulating io the customary chan
neis Hd bclp= Increase the suingency.
Ilaii tac pcaHIe whn have cm,nl of
maaat vauia .et np ou II tho panic
vaaid speedily end
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rHu rts,rtoss

Tef.fl elections ssaw tast upalaisrs
"a nsrel 90 Twas srpcatf4 ,hal there
aal8 ge a large falling oa En- the He.
amrs.raa na.artan. uhsra is always tl.e
case .n eT.reafs wbes there ID i5,5e A
stale hai thc result can hardly le fully
explained ly She stav.at.bamt theory.
gr sf,r ues.rra st.tcs ,gp f.rmers have
ss34 lttfs fevar4 In t5r ala marty 8ia.
sseiiaas While tharr has been great
falling ar F. size strictly Republican
vote ,bte has nat bean what mav
agfuallv ba called a raresr8aainr
Democratic gain. There haas bcea a
great aea. 81 mixing gp ig the matter
(which am fine eEale. NAV have a ten.
aasy Chg geaH la Massachusetts.
8aa Republican minority It's cat Town 10
lg R8d len New York che pemorfst.
carry the state an Che general ticket hv
20 6aB majority. bat ihe LEGISLATURE il
close aaI Republican In Virginia. the
Democrats have "a sweeping victory.
.ame 90 01U Hlstantr ou governor and
iualai58s ofthc Legislature The Re
nug3sean supremacy In WiscansIa lis
carried away aaa with il Gov. Cadwal.
aart Naehbum who is succeeded by
William Il Taylor. the candidate Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-13

Brother Chase, Of the Lyndon rnjoo,
is ou his travels ont west lie writes
to his paper as follows:
Chicago in 1850 had population
Of 2s,963 in 1860, lI2172; in 1870,
85I9i2 and in spite Of the greatest
fire on record which two years ago
bIottcd ont over one.third Of the whole
city. she comes forth in 1873 with g
population Of 4G5, $50 ,he contains
2l2 churches, G3 benevolent iastitu.
tons aud other public societies. 81
newspapers. 80 masonic aud lie other
secret societies, 100 public streets.
some Of which are over 6 miles long, is
the headquarters Of 81 railroad com
Panies and the graad focus Of s4s3
miles Of railroad, she has 70 banks.
OBS heavy dry goods houses, 1877
retail. West India goods houses l05
hotels go furniture establishments.
etc. The new hotels already erected
will accommodate 10000 guests.
Better make the hotel capacity 49,
600 Brother Chase, or some IT. Louis
man will 60 for yon as a " blower
lor Chicago
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-13

Tue floating giu-tHi8 which has piled
between Benson and Putuam. ail summer.
supplying IIqugr 10 the railroad employee
Was Suddenly boarded hg some Of
the railroad ofieials, last week. cleared
OF its va'uab'es and seq GA fire. Seymour
bassrttt The proprietor of the concern,
eamc mp in boat 50 ibey were preparing
% leave tho craft aud fred into ihe crowd
ON board, aAopromp'ly rsfHmsd bis FIRE
and Basse,i cried oat taaf he was hit.
lie was taken ashore, aud died SUNDAY
morning There ls considerable excite.
meat over the aGalr SIC Benson
An Intelligent postmaster at Cookyiiet
m Gofiuta, Orange e1anty, requires a
oae-eeat stamp 10 be affixed 10 postal
cards