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Business StagnatiOn.

BALTIMORE, Nov. Z.
The recent money crisis has exercised an
untavorablc influence on every branch of
trade and industry in the city. On many
of the steamship docks and in railroad de-
pots half the usual number Of hands are
employed, while at others men are work
ing at full time An agent of the New
York and Baltimore transportation line
stated yesterday that there was a decrease
ofabout onc-halt in eastward-bound freight,
but that western traffic was the same as
usual. The grain trade with Baltimore has
completely fallen away. Hotel proprietors
complain of exceeding dullness One or
two hotels on the American plan have
made reduction in prices With one or
two exceptions, hotels on the European
plan have made reduction in the price of
rooms Of twenty per cent on former prices.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


New YORK, Nov. z
The Times figures the democratic major
ity in the state at 10,41G and the Tribune
at 2,4l0. The Times places the assembly,
republicans ~, democrats Sc The Tri.
bune figures republicans G9 democrats 50,
Independent 3.
THE SENATE.
1t is now certain, the Times says that
seventeen of the state senate are rcpubli-
cans, not counting Middleton, who was
elected over Winslow in the eighteenth dis
trict. The Times is of opinion that Thomp-
son and Woodwork may be elected by the
official returns in the twenty-thrd and
twenty sixth districts. The Worlds New
burgh dispatch, dated last night, says that
prominent republicans there concede Alb
bolts election over Madden in the tenth
(Ulster) district. The democrats claim his
election by a small majority
GENET ELECTED TO THE ASSEMBLY,.
The Times calls attention to the fact
that Henry w. Genet, well known in con-
nection with the Twcel ring and the rings
frauds, and the Harlem court house job,
has been elected to the assembly He is at
present under Indictment The Times says
he should not be allowed to sit in the as.
sembly
SENATOR MADDEN.
A Newburgh special says complete and
estimated returns show only thirty-siX ma
jority in the tenth senatorial district for
Madden over Abbott The latters election
would make the senate tie, counting
Middleton IN the eighteenth district as a
democrat. The Newburgh journal (Rep.)
of last evening gives Madden seycnty-four
majority.
VIRGINIA.
A Richmond dispatch says Kempcrs
majority in the state will be about $4,000.
The legislature is three-fourths conscrva-
tive
KANSAS.
\ dispatch from Kansas says of the lie
5islative districts heard from the oppo-
sition have carried 81 and the republicans
20, assuring an opposition majority on
joint ballot. The majority will probably
be increased to % or more. In the senate
there is republican majority Of twenty.
NEW JERSEY
The New Jersey senate will stand II re-
pubicans and : democrats assembly 30
republicans. 81 democrats and | indepen
dent democrat. The majority of the re
pubicans on joint ballot is H.
MARYLAND.
A Baltimore dispatch says the rcpubli-
cans have 30 members in the house and
in the senate. The democratic majority on
the state ticket is $4,000, showing Il gain Of
ten thousand over the vote of 1871. The
aggregate republican vote falls short 5000
of what it was in 1871.
MINNESOTA
The Tribunc's st. Paul, Minnesota. dis
patch says, returns steadily show decrease
in the republican vote Dixie, the farmers
candidate for treasurer. is undoubtedly
elected. The legislature will have a greatly
reduced republican majority, the reduction
being greatest proportionally in the senate
CLOSE VOTE.
NEwBuRGH, Nov. :.
1t will require ain official count to deter
mine who is elected 10 the senate in the
tenth district. Nladden's friends are still
quite confident that he has small ma
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Mills In New Hampshire Closed.

BosroN, Nov Z.
The Manchester, n. H., Print Works
will do no more printing until lst Deem
Der. About 800 people are thus thrown out
Of work The mills have shut down this
week, and it is understood they will run
only four days per week hereafter. The
mills of Great Falls will be run on three
fourths time on and after next Monday.
The Amesbury wooden mill commenced
yesterday running on half time. The Sails
The Merrmachat company Of Salisbury
will shut down tomorrow for the month
of November.
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AsIIlNGToN, Nov. Z.
Official dispatches received by the de-
partment of state, show that the Nirginus
was captured six miles from the coast of
jamaica. At the instance of Minister
Sickles, instructions were sent from the
government at Madrid to await orders from
home government before inilicting the pen
altes on passengers or crew OF the Nir-
on the evening of the 9th, or the morning
of the 9th inst, too late, as it appears from
dispatches received from Cuba to-day to
rospeCted.
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One man or woman of olden time could
endure as much as two or three can now.
The cause of this change is apparent.
Physical powers and endurance are devel-
oped by the same causes now that they
ever were, viz. by exercise, and it is the
want of that exercise in these latter years,
that has made the difference between us
and our ancestors in the degree of hardi-
hood and physical endurance.
Only partial abstract is given, but it is
evident that this committee have in their
possession material for an interesting and
valuable history.
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The Tweed Trial.

New York, Nov. I.
At the resumption of the Tweed trial,
to-day, his counsel called the attention of
the court to comments ON the trial appear
ing in the morning papers. which he char
acterized as unjust, and asked the Judge to
mcnts. Judge Davis said that it was de-
sirable they should abstain from comments
tending to prejudice either side. and init
mated the court has power, under the stat
ute, to punish for false publication. D..
Dorrell, who was on hand yesterday even
ing, was found competent by the court at
ter Il long examination. This morning an
other scene took place of an exciting char
acter. Mr.. Barrett, sen, of counsel for
the defence, rose to make some remarks on
an admission by the witness, tending to
show bias
Judge Dayis-I cannot hear any argu-
ment now.
Mr. Barrett-W Would your honor be kind
enough to hear
Judge Davis will not be kind enough
to hear another word on the subject.
Mr. Would your honor be kind
enough to hear word ON another subject /?
Judge Dahis-What subject?
Mr. Banett-As your honor will not hear
argument after decision, would you inform
us when the next juror is called, that you
will hear argument before decision?
Judge Davis, angrly Sit down
Mr. Barrett refer your honor to Chief
Justice Chase and numerous other authori-
ties.
Judge Davis, rappng with his gavel Sit
down, sir, sit down. BE cautious sir, or
will refer you to a still later case.
Mr.. Barrett did not hear your honor
Judge Davis-Another repetition Of that
or anything Of that character will fall down
upon you in way that may not he SO
pleasant.
The juror was then peremptorly chal-
lenged by the defence.
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Mrs. Livern,ore,, Lecture.

The announcement of Mrs. Livermorc 5
lecture, "What shall eve do with our
Daughters. - to be given at the Opera House
on Tuesday evening next, should attract Il
full honse ON that occasion.
This estimable lady receives the most
iattering notices from the press, commands
the largest audience wherever she is known
and thrills and captiyatcs her hearers.
She is regarded rs possessing one Of the
best minds, and her lecture is a clear, logi-
cal and convincing appeal to the common
sense of her audience.
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4 Grange at Syracuse.

BlNGHANToN, \. V, Nov z.
A state grange of patrons of husbandry
was fully organized yesterday at Syracuse
by c. p. Bicmen Of Iowa, general deputy
at large. Representatives were present
from all parts of the state. The following
officers, among others, were elected and
duly instaled-George G., IIencklcy of
Fredonia, master; George Spraguc of Lock
port secretary.
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Mills Suspended in 1t. Louis.

ST, LOUIS, Nov. !.
Two of the iron works in south st,
Louis have stopped work, throwing about
two hundred men out of employment. The
Vulcan iron works have stopped two of
their three furnaces, closed their rail mill,
and discharged about four hundred men
Other works have either stopped their fur
naces or discharged part of their employees,
and all have reduced wages 90 per cent.
Many manufacturing establishments in this
city have materially reduced their working
force but have not cut down wages.
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Indian Atrocities.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov 7.
The Republican has special from Fort
Sill which says the Indians burned Whal-
leys, Rancho, near Red River, on Monday.
They murdered one man and drove away
considerable stock. Two men, belonging
to a surveying party, were reported killed
80 miles from Fort Richardson, on Satur-
day.
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Observation-Disclosures.

TERMS ;-llarpCr's Bazar, one year. 81 90
81 90 includes prepayment Of L. $. postage by
the publishers.
subscriptions to Iarpers Magazine. Weekly
aud Bazaar, to one address Tor one year, $40, 90;
or, TWO Of Iiarper's Periodicals, TO one address,
Scribcr at the office where received,
An extra copy OF either the Magazine, Weekly
or BaLar, Will be supplied gratis Tor every club
OF Five Subscribers at q 90 each, In one remit
lance; or Six Copies for $40 90, without extra
copy; postage payable by the subscribers at the
Office whore received.
Back numbers can be supplied at any time.
The six volumes Of llarper's Bazaar, Tor the
years 1865, 80, 20, II, ~, 49, elegantly bound in
green morocco cloth, VIII be sent by express,
freight prepaid, Tor 81 90 each.
The postage ON llarpcr's Bazaar Is 20 cents n
year, which must be paid at the subscribers
pOStOilce. Address,
HARPER BROTHERS,
New York
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The Prize Ring.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 7.
Parties interested in the proposed prize
fight between Allen and Hogan are making
efforts to have the fight come of in this
city. Allen had benefit ut the theatre,
last night, and Hogan will have benefit
on Tuesday night, after which they expect
to start for Omaha.
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OTTAWA, Nov. Z

OTTAWA, Nov. Z.
The following ls list of the new Minis
try, so far as known :--
Mckenzie, Premier and Minister of Pub
lie Works.
Blake, without portfolio.
Christie, senator, secretary Of state.
Cartwright, minister Of finance.
ID. a. Macdonald, postmaster-general.
Dorion, minister of justice.
Lctellier de st. Just, senator minister of
agriculture and immigration
Fourier, minister of inland revenue.
A. j. Smith, minister of marine and
fisheries
Isaac Burpee minister Of customs.
Coffin, Encouragement
Ross, president of the council and pro tenn
minister of militia.
Laird, minister of interior.
One seat vacant.
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The Bazdr is edited by n contribution OF tact
and talent that We seldom llnd in any journal
ana the Journal Itself Is the organ of the great
world OF fashlon.-Boston Trdreiier.
The Hdzar commends itself to every member
of the hOuschold-tO the children by drull and
pretty pictures, TO the young ladies by It's fash
ion plates IN endless variety, to the proVident
matrOn by It's patterns Tor the chldrcn's clothes,
10 patertm0tds by It's tasteful designs for en-
broldered slippers and luxurious dressing
gowns. But the reading matter of the Bdzdr Il
uniformly Of great excellence. The paper has
acquired wide popularity for the nrcslde en-
Joymcnt 1t allords-N. \. ErcHing Post.
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Fatal Quarrel.

ST. Louis, Nov. 7.
A quarrel growing out of am old feud,
between George Hopkins and Mr., Bailey,
Of Brownerton, Henry county, Missouri
ON Wednesday night, resulted in Hopkins
being killed and Bailey MORALLY wounded.
Both were highly respectable citizens, Hop
kins being public administrator of the
county
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The following is an abstract of the gran

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. A man named
Curtis Pcarsons, native of Calais, while
at work under a circular saw in the mill of
NJ. V. b. HOLSTER, at North Montpelier on
Wednesday, raised his head up against the
saw while it was in motion, which sawed
through the scalp nearly to his ears. He
was alive ON Thursday with no hopes of his
recovery.
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Board OF EDucAToN,-At the annual
meeting at Montpelier, Nov. 4th, Pres-
dent NJ. H. Buckham, Prof. G. N. Web
ber Col. r. G. Benton, Col. Roswell Farm
ham and Gen. Geo, W. Grandey, were
present. Secretary John II. French, LII. d..
was also on hand. The board reelected
DIR, French secretary for the coming year,
and voted that the Teachers Institutes
should hereafter be held during three days
only, instead of five days as heretofore.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. Z.
Official and unofficial returns from all
the counties excepting one in the state in
dictate the following as the complexion of
the next legislature Senate--Democrats
23, Republicans 3. House Democrats 90,
Republicans %. Democratic majority of
go on the joint ballot. Woolfords major
ity in the State is about 90. 900.
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THE BRIcKLAYEEs' STRIKE.

The brcklayers strike continues, not
withstanding contrary reports The cen
trail council of the united brcklayers met
last night in secret session Ii was stated
that compromise was suggested that en-
ployers should only deduct twenty-five cents
from days pay instead of fifty. 1t is not
known what action was taken on the sug-
gestion beyond referring it TO a special
committee
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Fate of the Yirginius Prisoners.

HAVANA, Nov. z.
The tribunal before which the prisoners
captured on the Virginius We're taken, at
Santiago de Cuba, condemned Bareza Va
roma, Pedro Cespedes, Jesus Del Sol and
Gen. Ryan to death. and they We're shot on
the morning of the 4th inst
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Court Of Appeals.
ALBANY. Nov. 7.

ALBANY, Nov. Z.
The Court Of Appeals will convene in
THIS city on Tuesday, the 18th Of Novem-
ocr' The following is the day calendar
Nos. 9Si criminal, 50, 70, II, 10, "A. 70
and IS.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
Post office.

Harlem Extension way, s.l5 n. m, ANA 2.Cn y. ~
Eastern way, 11.40 a. IN
Troy way, l2.40 p. IA.
Troy, 1910 p. m, 2.Io p. m, and $50 p. N.
Albany, 1910 p. m, 2.40 p. H., aud $50 y. IN
Boston, 11i0 n. m, and $50 p. IN.
Canadas, i.15 p m.
Northern way, 200 y. IN.
Burlington. 200 p III. ana 931 p. ln,
Saratoga way 2.40 p. m.
Ne YORK, 2.1O p. III. ana $50 y. "a.
Con nectlcut River way, $50 p. In.
Woodstock way, Stage 1.0D y. IN.
Chittenden, tuesdays and saturdays 300 D. ni
Stoakbrldgc stage, 100 y. m.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, 1908 u. lu.
Eastern way, 2.20 p. IN.
Troy way, 3.55 n. m
Troy, l.lO a. m, Has H. IN. aui 40 p. m
Albany. Lao a. m, 40 and 10 p. $50.
Boston, l.l0 a. m. and go p. IN.
Canadds, 1910 "a. Ia.
Northern way, 30 n. IN.
Burlington, 1910 and 11.a2 u. m.
Saratoga way, 11.i5 H. IN.
New York, ll.45 a. m. and 4.55 p. u'.
Connecticut River way, s.45 p. IN.
Woodstock way, (stage) tl.55 q. IN.
Chittcndcn. CTuesdays and Saturdays 1880 am.
Stockbrldge (stage), 1890 p. IN.
cE-Mails win be promptly closed at the spec-
feed hour; all letters deposited In the street
boxes VIII hc collected at $40 and II 90 a. m,
1910, 13O, 22D and last collection for all night
mails, at 900 p. m. All letters deposited in the
Letter Box at the Depot VIII he collected ny
Route Agents i've minutes previous to the de-
parturc Of each mall train
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HOW PERMANENT Customers APE MADE

II you have never used Sapolla, the next time
you SEM to your grocer tell him you want a
cake; II VIII cost You only few cents. Then
look all over your house. and wherever YOU ma
a spot upon the paint, the furniture, carpets or
anything else, whether it be dirt, grease, tar,
copper ware knives, forks, kettles, etc., and
polish them up. When you have done this once
then EnOch MOrgan'S sons know positively that
toner. Oct2jdNWlW
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Advent CHuRCH.-No services.
BAPTIsT.-Rev. L. Mlls Pastor; Services at
lO.lb a. IN. and 100 p IN. sabbath school at Il IN.
CNrnollC.-Rcv. Charles BOylan, Pastor; Ser
vices AZ 500 ana 1920 a. m, and 100 .. IN.
fRENCH CATIloIIC.-llCv II. Cardinal Pastor:
Services at ll.00a IN. ana 500 y. m.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. j. G. Johnson, Pastor;
Services at 1913 a. IN. and 100 D. m. Prayer
meetings Thursday and Saturday evenings at
100.
EPiscoPAL.-Rev WI. Harris, ID, Rector; Morn
Ing Prayer with sermon at 1880 II. IN. Sunday
school Immediately after morning service
Evening Prayer with sermon hereafter at 100
p. m.
MErHonISr.-Rev. II. +. Austin, Pastor; Scr
vices at 1879 a. IN. sabbath School Concert
az 100 p IN. Prayer Meetings Tuesday and
Thursday evenings at 600 In the Chapel. West
street.
West Notwithstanding In CEN
tral Hall at 200 and 100 y. IN.
Noung ncn's Christiam .Assoc;ntion.
Meets at their Hail. BuGum's Block. Monday
evenings for devotional services ut o'clock,
LED by Ben. X. Chase. All are invited. AT the
close of the devotional exercises there will be
meeting for business. The members of the
Board OF directors, and working committee
are requested to be present.
Reading Room freely open to all, from 500 u.
m to 10 p. m.
Meeting at the jail at o'clock p. IN.
POOlcr DlStriCt.-At 6,3O o'clock d. m
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DlsGRAcEFuL Row.-A disgraceful row
occurred at the Allen House, in Derby, on
the 10Th ult, between several bad charac-
tcrs congregated there, axes, pitchforks,
knives. etc, being freely used
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PIrrsBuRG, Nov. T.
The banking house of Ira b. McNoy &
Co., closed its doors this morning owing to
the suspension of their eastern corrcspon-
dents
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The CORNELL Investigation.

ALBANY, Nov. Z.
The next meeting of the commissioners
to investigate the charges against Hon.
Ezra Cornell will be held in New York.
The time has not yet been fixed.
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KICKED ny Horse. - George SaXton,
of Weathersiield, was badly kicked recent
~, while feeding horse belonging to DR..
Martin, of North Springfield, narrowly es-
Gaping with his life.
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WATCH SroLEN.-A thief entered the
residence of EIilon Bump, of Walllngford,
last Saturday, in broad daylight, and stole
thereirom watch and chain belonging to
Oscar II, Bump.
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From Havana.
HAVANA, Nov.
RECEPTION

Gen. Pootclla arrived here this after
noon. He was received at the depot by a
deputation of citizens with banners and
music and escorted to his hotel.
THE NIgGINiUs CARGO.
The greater portion of the cargo of the
steamer Nirginus was thrown overheard or
consumed in the furnaces before her cap
turp
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1t Is announced that the late government,
shortly before its resignation, made the fol-
lowing appointments Hon. s. L. Tiley,
observation-disclosures of New Brunswick /;
John Crawford, Lieutenant Governor of
Ontario Hugh Mcdonald, Judge of the
Supreme Court of Nova Scotia.
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Topeople in want of fall custom cloth
ing, we would say, 90 TO Allen & Drew's
81 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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TEAM SToIEY.-Two weeks ago, ID. II
Kendrcl of Putncy, lent a man his team
to 90 to Walpole, N. H., and return the
next day, and that is the last he has seen
of If
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Suspended.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Z.
SchUpper Brothers, manufacturers of
dry goods, have suspended 1t is reported
that they have ample assets to pay every
dollar of their liabilities
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SETTLEMENT. Mr.. John d Fay, who
resigned the postmastership of Ashburn-
ham. Mass. in 1868. and forwarded his ac-
counts TO Washington, surprising that he
neither owed the government nor the gov
eminent him, has just received SOL 90.
which the department at Washington few
weeks since notified him was his due.
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Is JAN. Sullivan Gould, Of Peru, is in
Jail at Manchester, for attempting to shoot
John Byard He asked to see the gun of
the latter, who was out hunting, and after
taking it cndcavored to discharge it at By
ard. but it failed to 60 of.
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A Richmond dispatch says Kemper's
majority in the state will be about $4,000
The legislature is three-fourths conscrva-
tive,
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golden WEDDING. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
II. Platt, formerly of Burlington, but now
of Quechec, celebrated their golden we'd
ding on Oct. 23d. They received good
number Of valuable presents, many OF
which came by mail. They ere the parents
of Hon. James II. Plat. Jr,, an nhuen-
tial republican member of Congress from
the Norfolk, Va, district.
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WEST RUTLAND. Rev. DR.. Harris will
oiliciatc in the school house, at West Rut
land, tomorrow at $3.50 p m.
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EMPLOYMENT AT HOME.

= z
We want Agents to work In every city and
Town In vermont for an article Just out. Sells
az sight. Exclusive territory given Best Of in
duccments offered TO agents.
Address, MIILIKIN CO.,
nuvsdlm Rutland. Vt.
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FIRMS.
Messrs Burt & Sawyer

HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Crawford, Mrs Elvira still, BENJAMIN W
Richardson Benjamin
When application is made for an advertised
letter. the applicant must give date of advertise
ment. Ii not called for within one month they
VIII be sent to the Dead Letter ONCE.
j. u. KILBURN, +. NJ
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The Undertook Trial.

WEST CHESTER Pa, Nov. I.
The counsel for the prisoner is summing
up in the Undertook murder trial to-day.
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ARRESTED FOR STEALING. A young
orphan Girl living with John Guycr, OF st.
Johnsbury, was arrested for stealing, and
lodged in Jail. On account of her tender
years, the sheriff gave her the liberty of the
house, and soon she was missing, as was
also watch belonging in the family. The
watch was afterwards found, smashed.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE }
CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WAsnINGTos,
ID. c., Nov. Z, 1878 u. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle and Eastern States north
casterly and easterly winds, cloudy ant
rainy weather.