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otR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN
rns DEMANDS OF THE UNITED STATES 49,

IHE DEMANDS or THE UNITED STATS Ac-
CFDED To.
WAsHiNcroS. Nov. 29.-The information
telegraphed last evening relative TO Caha
as fully confirmed hy the news this morn
ing. The demands of the nited States
have been conceded and the policyNf lur
government yindicatel The point still
undetermined IL whether the Spanish gov
eminent will De able 10 enforce this de-
cision. There are a variety Of opinions 1t is
believed by those best qualified to know
that there Is recent information tending TO
show that CASTELAR, can compel obedience.
The Chronicle claims 10 have information
tai, noon that the decision of Spain va
due 10 the interference o! Great Britain at
Madrid, and states that the interference
was prompted by desire 10 prevent any
collision between the United States and
Spain in which Great Britain herselfmight
suffer.
NEW YORK, Nov 2y.-All the Washing
ton morning journals unite in asserting
that Spain has accedei to our demands The
Times despatch says that this announcement
was received through Admiral Polo, last
evening, after the adjou rnment Of the cabi-
net meeting. Spain promises to deliver up
the Nirglnlus, the flag and papers. to res
tore the survivors and to bring to punish
ment the Santiago butchers. The Herald de-
| Spatch datedat 2:l5 this morning, says that
/ Sec. Fishwas in high spirits at his dwelling,
where warm congra tulations were passing
/ during the evening. lie shook hands with
| everybody, remarking that he was very
! glad that war had been ayerted. Secreta-
! ries Robson and Belknap congratulated
! each other. Gen. Sherman expresses great
satisfaction. Secretary Fish has no doubt
that the Spanish government Will he able to
/ carry out It's order IN Cuba The colonial
minister. Mr.. Solar. now in Havana, Will
personally see that they are executed
! The World despatch says that the situation
is peace Il gives among the conditions
acceded 10 by Spain indemnity t. the
I families OF such American citizens a. were
executed AT Santiago. The Tribune also
editorially treats the peace As having been
secured and adds We must not delay
our congratulations to the administration
which has deserved well OF the country, OF
our thanks to CASTELAR,
THs TERMS OF THF AGREEMENT.
MADRIp. Nov 29.-The Spanish cabinet
has agreed to deliver 10 the United State.
government the steamship Vrginius ami
all persons remaining alive who wer,
captured with her. leaving the question
whether the seizure Of the vessel was lepa
to be settled by mixed tribunal Tn,
question whether damages shall be paid t,
the families or relatives Of the prisoners VIII,
were shot is also to be settled in a simila,
manner. This decision was not arrived n
by the government before it had con
fdentially consulted with the powers o
Europe and was informed by ali of then
that reparation was due for the capture O
the steamer and the execution Of the cap
tives. The decision is also in cOnformit
with the opinions of the leading Spanisi
statesmen Of all parties whom the question
was submitted to by the government
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xoTIcr ~ a,NKaVrrC.

fImIs Is 10 GIVE NOTICF. TIA: n the z-..- say
L VI November. A. D. i-.i q NsTTstt n Bs5s
luFtpy was s-ued against the estate % Mltrhsl.
4. Stone. o. Berkshire. IN tie County - frsns Z.
tnd Stlts vt Vermont. who ha- been sdiuf-. a
Bankrupt an hiT creiit0ss petitisu thsf Ia
payment oi any debts and s-lisery ~ aEy property
ueHn slnE 90 sad Bankrupt 10 TN. g y as rs-
ana Tie transfer 81 anN property - IN are -
Hi&deh by itN thgt uIGslluE o. fn- creiiLo-s G.
aid Bankrupt. g. p33gu Tie 2 dshi-. anl T. o5oc--
ne af more A. sugcs of o. late. vii 1e had a
t.uft %. Bankruptcy. L. ae fs.-:-H TIE s-fcs :
=. II. Powell. IA kch.0J1. "a e Cau1ty E
trnAln .Ei state 81 Narm.lt tz,5rc L
fd"1st- REGISTER the ~ L., o. De-
Ter. 4 u. b. 3 90 300 o'ci,ck a. 81.
THOMAS FAlLE6
peprt, l. 5. Narshlt O. 1Ies-szgs-.
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NEW YoHh NEws
r~FFpoN atAckwFIL',. I-t,Np

rwFEDoS ALACGwFlL',.~NNp.
Nrw YoRk, Nov. 30.-Alter beng taken
to Blackwell's Island. Yesterday. Tweed
was asked the usual questions by the re-
cordng clerk to which he answered that he
was aged 90. occupation, Statesman
no religion, but as his family are Prote~-
tant he was entered as a Protestant.
He weighed 263 pounds. lie was taken
TO the bath, thoroughly cleansei. had
his head shaved in penitentiary style
and was arrayed in the full striped uniform
He had two letters from New York eity
physicians. recommending that he be
placed in the hospital, bat after ezamina-
ton by the penitentiary physicians he was
remanied to common cell. like all other
felons, numbered 81 The Jacket given him
TO wear is known at the penitentiary as a
larceny jacket His son stayed By him
TIL he was led away to his cell, when he
a-d lew friends and reporter LETT ths
island.
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IA. ATTORNEY cFNER iIsalf
N.-aNaToN. Dec. - Colonel L Ii
Bustow, Of Kentucky. viii he appointed
attorney general
JUDGE H1irf aFFn To- "a gRF5 lQfST
Johnson.
Judge Advocate. General Holt publishes a
long reiointer 10 ex-Presideni johnson
lie saws Mr. johnson Is guilty Of gross
perversion in his statement Of what oc-
CURED az their interview Just previous 90
the execution Of Mr. Surratt lie replies
in detail TO Mr. johnson statements. which
he calls oalumnies, and concludes THE
conduct of ex-President johnson now 50
fully exposed Is truly humiliating event IN
our history All that | have suffered from
that quarter, in the wayof relentless per,e-
cuti1n for the last eight year. has come
solely from the fact that have 50 far trust
ed 20 his honor, as the chief magistrate of
the nation. a 60 hold with him confden
tial interview on the matter OF public bust
ness, unhappy, most unhappy for me that
my official duty obliged me thus. and now
a. Il solemn warning TO those who sre %
come after me. bare this record 80 IN
paral,e.et tIeacheTy which followed
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I y the N.u.yt Court ,. the United st>t-- 70 IA.
! hatri.t Of Vermont ia the matter Of Hanilsc-i
tolnn- Bankrupt. - ia Bankruptcy To as
tAe crel.tlrs II slii Dankruut arf al EEcr. 49,
may egRseTn- fuif t1.r4ve notice, tEst the se--7c
and third General ueeius7 &C.. tie creditor g tt1
ai.se iid h4ukrupt have been ordered 5y -sf cor-f
e. he heii al the 5d.,s Edwards 4 D.ekerrasn IL.
Newport. 10 said Dst5iet on the l3rl csy o. Ne
csnher, \. D. la.i. az 90 o'clock a. IN before Joa-
L. Edwards. istt., tus 90 The EeE-=t r. "a E--a-
ruIscv 10 said court, i-r tae purp ss named IN tbs
Eta and 18th srctuLs 90 The United Stats7 Barkrup
act approved March 20. l-1.. and that have Gisz
my final acrount a- rlec al the estate u sid
Bankrupt .n aid court, and that 81 the tine and
place above nlmed hall apply u said court %
settlement Of nay said account. lni t1r d=chzrE-
nom All liabilities us ass mes 60. -st estate. r
a.Ttanee with the provisions 81 the 18th ectf1- {.
said act aI March d \ y. l-5-
Dated - Newport ia et.i b--tf.et ta.s "a -
ZiW7s ROBINSON A. rr1s
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The funeral Of Mrs. Horace Looms too
place at the house on Friday afternoon
Rev. Mr.. Ware oficiatei. The coffin bore a
beautiful cross Of white chrysanthemums
and dark leaves. The pall-bearers were l..
Platt, A. W. Allen, Sidney Barlow, l..
G. Dodge, Warren Root aud Nathaniel
Parker The interment was in Locust
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Cattie-Hith the exception Of the COiws iot a
train through from Chicago Of 40 head Ofcatts the
trains at landing in good season. Cold weather
has braced up prices a shade from last week
equal TO- perhaps, &c T. 10. The trade has been easy
on prime oxen. Butchers were contracting for good
oxen next week.
Sheep and Lambs-A rushing cali for sheep and
Lambs in Consequence OF ght supply. The advance
is very strong &c on ordinary grades; hest lots q
shade hi cher. Il is doubtful whether this advance
can he held next week, a butchers will 20 out and
buy up what they can At Albany and other point.
that the city VII be ,ul of mutton By the Ia Of
the week
Poulty-l.iye geese and turkeys constitute the
arrivals for the week. Young turkeys at lie y b.
VI last week prices - geese at 81 = head.
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MmIIsIoS The i0drth lecture Of the
NiIliston Lecture Course came 81 on
Wednesday evening last. Gen " "
Henry Of Burlington, being the lecturer
Ills subject. From the WILDERNESS to Cold
Harbor.' wa treated in mastery manner
and the scenes 80 graphically portrayed
that the audience followed the speaker with
earnest and unAagging attention from the
beginning to the end OF his "story. Well
merited applause al lis close atlestrd the
qualification Of has audience. and. although
the evening was intensely cold the house
was well filled. Had the evening been
pleasant the attendance would, doubtless,
have exceeded the capacity Of the church to
accommodate Some nine of the veterans OF
the war from Burlington favored the
audience with an opening and closing song
The next lecture will be Dec 10th by Prof
j. B. Hyndman of Burlington, subject
Agreeable Company"
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Sperial autires.

Why endure that Cough and endanger your life
when d timely use Of Weeks Magic Compound will
relieve you IL always affords relief and will when
taken n season. cure more cases Of disease OF the
throat and lunrs than any remedy known. Sold BY
all druggists Nov Zl-w2m "a
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~ ATLANTIC CaHIA,.


Wv T-II-F nv
l.suos Dec . The London li,ur as
that it has Trustworthy information thai hy
privately expressed wish OF Plus IA the
cardinals have been IN consultation ami
have selected Cardinal Pecci. Archbishop Of
Perugia for the next Pope. lie was born
in $50 and became cardinal in l553
lie is hard working bishop ana is called
an ultramontane, hut would no doubt live
on terms Of amity with the Italian govern
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llARRIsON's PERIsTALIic LozENGEs.-Pleasant
prompt and effective. Two taken at nj ght move the
bowels once next norning: onllke al pills, they
feet a cure. They cure Headache Dizziness CD
preston after eating, Sour Rising. and every evil
rising from Costiveness and Indigestion. Warranted
in all eases Of Piles either bleeding or blind Trial
box, 3Oets. Large hox ca cts, msiled free for this
last price.
DR. HARRIsos's ICELAND BALsAN. a splendid
euro for Coughs, Hoarsensss, and all Throat ana
Lung Complaints. For sale b. T. s HARRISON
s CO, Proprietors, Nc. fremont Temple, Boston,
ana By all druggists. 0ct3i-Tin
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MOTHERS, READ THIS.

On hand, and your children will never be sick II
will instantly cure sour stomach, dysentary, grip
ing in the bowels, wind collie, &c Gives relief in
teethIng. Pleasant to take Confirms no opium o.
morphine Relieves your child hy curing, not by
causing il to Sleep as its restored health sndrhrfty
growth will soon Indicate. Sold by druggist Price
b cents Der bottle.
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MADA ME BE no ssA'S
ANTHEO

r the hest preparation in the world for hesutl ing
the complexion. Ii imparts smoothnsss transpa
rency and rosy freshness to the skin. Cures all
eruptions Of the face Il not injurious. sold ~
druggists. Or sent by mail. Price 70 cents per hoT
Address, MILLER BROS
Auz22-WGm li3 Maiden Lane n \
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Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Always ami
form. Illuminating qualities superior to gas. Burns
fire. Manufactured expressly to displaee the use OF
volatile and dangerous oils Its safety under every
possible test and its perfect burning qualities are
proved by its continued use in ;D0O0a families
Millions Of gallons have been sold and ma acct
dent directly or indirectly-has ever occurred
from burning storing or handling II.
The immense yearly loss to life and property re
sulting from the use Of cheap and dangerous s 10
the United States, Is appalling,
The Insurance Companies and Fire Commissioners
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
as the best safeguard when lamps are used send for
circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and at
wholesale by the pr0prietors ChAS PRATT & co,
lG9 Fulton Street, New York Aag. -, WIN
IRA F. sHATTUck, Ascent, Burlington
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81. ALBASs Butter MARKET.-The mar
ket Tuesday was dull Common 10 iair
70 to 25e; medium 70 good. p to 27e
choice. 20 to SIC; selections. 30 and Bic
Nn cheesa nfarel
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A Lesson From the Panic.


Aner years OF freedom from
serious commercial trOubIe,
even SagaeiOUs business men
begin t0 conduct their affairs
as IL there were 20 be only fair
weather for the fuiuTe, and
to ieiude themselves with the
dangerous hope that even ID
stormy times sh0ssid come, they
themselves wOUli suder slight,
u any, Inconvenience. When IA
panic comes upon them uneX-
pecIedIy. and they are unable 10
convert good securities into
greenbReks 10 pny their Obiisa-
lions. they are able 60 realize
ihHi ii they SbOuid die at such an
inoppOriune moment. their es-
tates would perhaps be swept
away forever.
life assurance policy, costing
comparatively iiiiie. woaid. ID
death should occur during u
severe panic. preserve intact
the earnings OF years. which
might otherwise be lost ior lack
oi IA little rendy money.
The man h wise who has as
his Indebtedness. 80 that in the
event Of his death his estate il
certain not To be embarrassed.
The great thing sought i'm busi-
ness Is prodt coupled " ith safety.
The time !, MOI far OH when
every business man VIII be IA
particular 10 effect assurance on
his lie Tor The safety Of his e.
inie. as 10 effect IRE insurance
on the merchandise ia his ware
house: and when he will regard
life assurance as "a business
necessity, md not as IA mere
iuNury ar aa Indulgence Of his
humor. a> ID Is the keystone 10
the arch which gives persna-
BenFy ana stability To the re-
suits oi "a lifetime Oi active ex-
erIiOn.
ArrIN TO
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LADY wao HAS LosT THREE Sons by consump-
tion writes from Hartford, Conn, to say that her
enly remaining child, daughter, has been saved
she believes, from like fate by the use o. HALrs
HONEY or HoREH0UyD AND TAR.
Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure in one minute. wilt
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BANKRUPT Aotiess.
-----
NOTICE. IN RANAa.1ul

IWis Is To GIVE NOTICE, that on the e5,h 1sy
Il OF November, A. r. ls-3 > Warran. in Bx7k-
ruptey WIS !ssued against the estate 5l James ~
nilneIt % Poultney, in the County % RindkRz
4 Bankrupt on his creditor petition that Ia
pay ment OF any debt and delivery q any F-5p.rty
belonging To said Bankrupt. II hin, CT sOr ~
forbidden BY law that msefinr n tie crets..r.
OF said Bankrupt, 20 Prove their iett7 an :.
choose cne OF more a75iEnee7 q MS e=tatc all =.
held at Cont 10 hInkTUptcy 10 Re hoite- -.
the Island House IN Bellows FAILS u Is
County Of Wininam. and STATE Of vermont, Re a.
4. Underwood Fsa.. Re- sfer. "a t-5 I-ta dsy -
December, 4. H. i-,i 20 9cioss ~
THOMAS FAILEf
Depaty United state Nfir-ati e MeTzags-
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ftNHiS Is TO GIVE NOTICE., thai 30 To- az Ia
| VI November. A H. l~-f q Warrant Bans
rupte, va .-.Ied aga .u-t the e=t4re - itward e
Dyer " P1ultuey. a the COUNTY oi hutlAn1.
and State af Vermont. Eta has been a1jud g.
Blukruut On h.- creditor petition that the pay
mant y auv debts Ant delivery al any property
belonging g. sad Bankrupt o. 70 or ~ as uss.
aud the transfer a. any property Nv lin, are lJr
hidden by laW tnaI . NJ .. TIE creditors ..
sad Bankrupt. 10 prove tt-.r debit 4ut . ca5---
one - 10. &c -aee- 81. A- estate. u he led a.
Court D. Bankruptcy t4 Pc ho.1en -t TIE Beazzz-
Hotel Ia Pouitnty iu the t7-uty 30 h-IIen1i
and stats ul vermont. t-lra \ +. Lyman. ESQ
Rec -Jer, ga the l2-a Sab % =ar=-. u . a.
DO O'Clock a. b.
luesiA5 rAtLrI
D.pute tu.l-I st.1-= Marina, z- Na=s--E-
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BOSTON MARKETS..

WEDNESDAY. Dee. .. i,.i.
fLOUK-Ihc market tor Flour has been quite
active the past week There Is an increased demand
from the local trade. Western superlne, s. 20 n
Wisconsin ana Minnesota extras, 3 a 5; White
wheats Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. 3 s049; Hi.
n0is, 8 20 az 30; aud St. Louis at = "a II y bhl fr
med ium and choice brands. Corn meal has bean IN
demand At 3 i1d 3 60 b hhl. Dat meal SC a N
Dbl, a. b. quality. Buckwhelt. 81 % p 100 Hs
GRAIN-The market .or corn hiss been Gradual
tending upward durng the week. Mixed and vel.
low, 81 a s2c p bush. Oats 81 a Coo p bush for
brown and white Rye, s-USl 2 bush. shorts s2l
or; Fine feed 12ag}. and MiddlnEs sg3ll5l y
ton. Barley, 70 a. - Y bush.
PROYiSlONS-There j. a much better lselinr s,f
pork with q good demand. Sales at So "a m IL Ion
and extra clear. Bee remains steady mess and
extra mess, s-Ql1. aud -Imlly extra, ga "a L. y
Lhl Lard, s. Hac 3 %. Cor steam ana kettle rem.
dered, including Western and Boston. Smoked
hams. e. zl0lc Pib. Dressed hogs sre higher clts
and Western. bt4ttcFia.
PROpUCE-There is NO change t. note N IA.
butter market. All grades are quiet and selling
low except the choicest ind. Sales at 35+Oc y n
for choice New York and Vermont diaries, and com
mon and good ranges from 21d.lc. Cheese. iGd l5c
~ Cor common and choice. Potatoes, .01.1c y
bush Cor Jackson Whites and Early Rose Fygs ..
d1;lc y doc. White beans. So y; extra pea s. =
aud yellow eyes, - ~ q bush. Onions. : Z on y
hbi. The market & abundagily supplied viii
poultry. Prices range from lulllsc = y.
WOOI.-The market for Domestic Wool has sg4if
range Sales, $50 ulu ihs Ohio and PennsylVania
deeces. medium \, Az and above, at 70 Die and .
good AN j. now held n 1Oc Pih; .o1,nohs Nchig gan
-cons and erinunt At ~ a 47ic, ineludin.
poor % god heeces, -00uJJ b. domestic comb. rs
ant leil ne at 20 u 5c. 20 uNl H. Canada cumhiu,
lt'5ci fll eo Ids super and pulled at % a -uc
The market closes nrm FOR all kinds, and availahl
-lppI.ss are sons -dered small .or the season.
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Among the passengers on the Inflated
Vile du Hayre were Thomas Hammond
wife and three children. Of Crown Point,
NY 40 mention is made Of them among
the saved Judge Peckham Of the New
York Court of Appeals and his wife are
among the lost
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GLOVES AND MITTENS

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
~ The place to buy is at wHITTEN's.
Church ST. Sign Of the Great Glove.
Dec, a-dkWtW
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The only clue TO the robbers who entered
the pn-tofhce AT Brattleboro. the cath.
wa the appearance Of four fellows who
paid their fare on the " owl tram, fde--
iay morning, to South Vernon from Brat
tIeb5ro, probably taking the Connecticut
River train from that point The vault
va entered by forcing the lock from the
inside Of the door with some instruments
made undoubtedly for that especial oeca-
ION The vault wa, considered re-proot
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The sweetest and purest COD-LIvER OIL Is HAz-
ARD & CAswEi-L'S, made on the sea shore, from
fresh selected liyers, by Caswell, Hazard & Co.,
New York II Is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients
who have taken il prefer il to all others. Ply
scians have decided i superior to any of the other
oils in market. Nov 2l-tdkw4w
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The coolest temperature experienced here
yet this season, was Monday morning SIX
degrees below zero. At Montpelier, at a.
m. the mercury indicatclfgsHfy-tJyr degrees
taf,rv
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BURGLARY AT BRANDoN.- On the evening
Of the 25th the residence Of j ). Cilley,
principal Of the Brandon High School. was
entered during the absence Of the family at
the lecture of Hon William Parsons, and a
gold watch belonging to Miss Champlin, a
teacher in the graded school. and seven
dollars in money. belonging to Mrs. Cilley,
taken. 1t was only by A happy forethought
of Mr.. Cilley that some seven hundred dol
lars was not within the burglars reach.
The house of Jacob Smith-was also entered
and u gold watch taken
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Table showing mean barometer and Their
mometer as observed at the Weather ohSer-
yation Office in this city for the week ending
Dec. 90, 1873: Mean barometer, 3O.3sl /;
mean thermometer. l6o %; mean direction
Of wind, south mean hourly velocity SO
miles total rainfall, OF inches; maximum
Temperature, a. minimum temperature,
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Jesse Gloyd of Jericho. recently butcher
Cd a calf eight months and nine days old
that dressed 4i6 pounds
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Captain Anderson informs Us that the
lake ha- once before within his recollection
closed at the ends. "a, early as this year.
That was in ls23. when the ice made on the
18th of November, though not 50 thick but
that boats As powerful as the present line
boats would have broken passage. A. it
Wa. the boats were frozen in fast, at
Whitehall, with large quantity of mer-
ahandi-e for the North. and were only lib
Grated by cutting a channel through the ice
up to Chimney Point. over thirty miles, a
work of great labor, which occupied twenty
one day
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:. HUNTINGTON q CO.'S
rday b ttlletfH
OF
NEW soOas.
xoyEMssa 80. Issa.

FoypTfAN SKETCH BOON - By CHARLES G.
Leland.
BLANCA CAPELLO-A Tragedy By Elirsbsth. G
kenneY.
BALLADS FOR LITTLE ONES BY Al.ss e-t
Phoebe Cary.
BOUND To RIsE-LIck and Pluck Series. :
THE PROPHET OF THE HIeHEsT-E7 i'sshsn
Gale.
SAKE H0LM'5 STORIES
KIT CARSON-By John s G Abbott
A MAN OF H0NoR-By kgglsston- .i.f 81
THE WOMEN OF THE ARABS-1y hsary
Harry JosseeD
KEY To .FRENcn'5 COMMON SCHOOL
ARITHMETIC. 80
ARTISTS AND ARABS-5T hsaEs ,slseknAr
Illustrated.
Cor Church ana eoiisge S..
Nor. 2s-d3d&wiv
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WRITTEN

ft,uF ORIGINAL ESSEX GLOVE MAhtn -
1 AN alive and may be found daily II TIE 500
81 WUITTEN 4 60. lie will he pleased e tr.-
yaur mes sure a.r pair q Buck, FUR or Nd GioTe7
Remember thst Written insures mt. sni s.rl-
he glad 10 give all who call, the mlt'sa 81 a.
price without regard TO &c Panic
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creasing her tonnage to about four thou
sand tons. She was propeller and had
seven water-tight compartments. She was
on her third trip when the disaster oc-