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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-10

CORPORATION CoURT-Judge E. " Lowe
presiding. -Burroughs VS.. Harper Il Bro, &c;
in chaucery; decree for sale.
The accounts Of Dr.. Gibson aud L. j. Me-
haffey 4 Co., were allowed
Johnston VS. Roach ct ais; in chancery;
answer of S. F. Beach filed.
Dyer &C.. VS.. Davis ct ais; in chancery; Pc
tition of John T. Dyer and wife filed.
Court adjourned till II O'Clock tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-10
FOR S8LE Oh RENT.

FOR PENTHOUSE No. 80 south st.
H= Asaph street. containing s rooms, will be
rented to good tenant on moderate terms;
dec off E. FRANCIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-10

FOR RENT-The STORE and DWELL
I LING HOUSE Us King street, now occu-
pied by Mrs G. L. Simpson. Possession given
on the lst of January, 1874 For further infor-
nation enquire of ~
drp 5-tf JNO. Is. SINFUL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-10

FOR RENT-The DWELLING HOUSE
H$s and LOT attached, No. III Prince street, re-
Gently in the occupancy of L. i. Taylor, ESQ.,;
one of the most pleasant residences In the city,
SC. Enqnre of E. c. FLETCHER, No. ia
Prince street nov 28-eo2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-10

FOR RENT-A TWO-STORY FRAME
S;$ HOUSE, containing seven rooms, with an
ere of ground attached, and with the necessary
tables and outhouses, and supplied with water,
n West End, within one minutes walk OF the
treet railroad. Apply to
nov off JOHN HENRY WATKINS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-10

FOR RENT-The undersigned having
Ma completed the addition to his store, corner
Royal and Cameron streets, will remove there ut
once, and offers for rent the STORE and
DWELLING No. rs north Royal street, with
an unexpred lease. Possession given At once.
nov 6 F. G. SWAINE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-10

NOFFEES-16 sacks old Government Java
~ and Rio CUtfees just received by
dacn j. G.. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-12-10

HOUSE FOR SALE-For sale the three
Es#ij story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE No.
AS King street. 1t has slate roof is supplied
with gus and water, and has a beautiful side
OF For terms apply to GEORGE BRYAN,
Clerk of the Gas Works. Oc22-lm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
5aulnqs Danks
Chaures for Business Alcn,

DARE CHANCE.-IMP0RTANT to GLASS
IL NAKBRs-Por sALE at one fourth cost Farm aud WORMS
lsey belonging Can4da Glass Company HUDSON Ottawa
River % miles from Montreal
The Of 100 Of excellent land mostly in grass
we'll wooded having Comfortable river front.
p0house
CINE engBebouse packing and soreboue forge and moshop
with tools atbes Nc, complete Offices, faesbda engine and
attached The WORKS
furnished with all requisite tools kc large stock Of sleeeli mos
Ge pot-sbe crushing machine
sandstone the ground and fuel be had al mod
price These WORKS be worked probably By parties pae
Ideally acquainted with glass making.
There cottages barn. stables kc and spacious
with the we'll adapted for
villa lots Of Two each Tor summer residences
and
Montreal during Of na'gaHon In Winter communication By
GnDd Trunk RsilsAy. =,
land sold aud
be bosrg spd cottages leaving the glass works proper for
very small - 49, - 80 . .
TENS liberal Apply 10 IL CAMPBELL jr Ma 1901 ST. Cath.
snuOkt HOatluAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
cnrros MARKETS.

SoHvotK April 1sCoOB oue and steay' Low hddhngs .t
- receipts eIporseoasiwlse 5' bales sales OO Da's'
CIscsslT Apni lsCoon Quiet hddngs siei receipts JIG
hle.; Sblpueuts 28Z bales; stock, II, 6lJ bales nc
BAtTfnoKE April l9COitOE h1dhngs, lste net reePs 20
gToss sIpOre0ssSise, % bales sAsa D. Ds'
Wltsisy1oS April lsCOOn Quiet Mddngs, se net receipts
- stock. 4lA0J bses 80. ,,s,,. ,,i.. 90, ,..s,D,s
~ bse. sslsx gi5 bales stock. 4,,4a% bales amin
Ss~.5,.s Al Ig .-(oon 10 demands hddhngs,
se bst receipts f34l 40 bales eipoflsto 1st
bdsn co 80 81 The Continent S708 bales eOastsise LIB
A sales 0 be- es evening goo bai stock Iof y b@ies
lOttOn-1emHndi JAZZ h1lAsH i"l~ W.
siyts FS Laess sale bales STOCK, l3fs5l biieA
LJUvuLE Aprl lg-CottOn quiet M1lhnf i9tt .,. fos
L "a LOBis ynl Ja-COO1 dulE lidahHks i"~'''~' 'f ~
Is.e shipments az hae. o.t-..- IL. Cad
SAIYEsT0s ADd lg.-COtton qneti Texas VsA'i'' A'" WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
New.YonK. Saturday. April 10. 1873.

NEW YORK, Saturday,. hpr1I TT I5'5'
There was but little change to note in
the local horse trade OF tho week under review back
ward spring season and very tight money market have
combined to prevent any active business With very
fair supply of pe carriage and road horses and very
light demand the market Cor pleasure stock has been
very indifferent and most OF tho leading horsedeaiers
seemed disposed TO make concessions Sales OF WORK
horses were probably large usual at this stage OF
the season and prices in the Bulls Head Market re-
manned without quotabe change. The auction mars
az rule have been well attended, but buyers lacked
spirit aud many desirable lots disposed OF AT low
figures -,
sales by auction held this day, resulted as follows
At the new Horse Mart of Mr. Arch. Johnston. East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

PEI North Rirer ,nd Railroads.
APRL i9s8 pkgS Ashes, BecSwaX Is bbl COPPER l52
CAKES Copper l5 bates Cation - ISg Dried Fruit 4Sl bb Eggs
1870 bis Fou 900 bills Meal 90 Meal H22O BUSH Wheat
s5 bash Oats $500 buSh Malt $500 bush Barley,
Gov bars Peas rs bags Seed bags FHseed ~ bills Beans 81 bales
Hemp IS Ncs IOS 1905 Hc bales Skins, . bales Moss 80 bhs
OIL 4 bh Rosn. j7 bb Spirits TcTfenne 1911 pigs Pitch OJ
bbS Crue TUrputue go bl TaE 6 SIDES Leather q pgs
Beef & rkrS P0r $50 pigs Cut Meats 1881 ties Lard ~ legs
Lard ~ Butter Cheese ui pigs Grease, 2l pigs
Taow. l. Stcn 34-j bash Pesuuts, . pkg Rec 4OO pgA
Starch & hha o5aco s9 ptg Tobacco ~ bales WOOL lV@
5bls WHISKY
Receipts Of Poduce for The include s3OO bills FouI 347
70 WHISKY ISIS do Corn Moa $3.50 bsgs do l $40 buh Nhest,
Fe5 bush Corn. 1850 bush Oats $3.50 bash Malt 81 O53 bush
Barley LIE uh Peas, o. SACKS Sei 100 pigs Ashes 4Ol DO Beet
t5 DO Porn D. $50 DO Cut Meats 92 Do 1gl 1910 Ees 45
pkgs OlcaAe, 90 10. Tsl0g, Is 10. Sioariu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21

Totals. 7,g2 S70,A 2&sIo 2Ou 6DgJ 4VIU@'
'T0l since sent o., -. a. a., o.e
otoo9 los s,co O2o17 40 e2s9 262lssso 2Ioo3
PBTROLEUN-Cde bulls. has been IN moderate demand and
81 0 bh next weeks delivery, at se, but spot
generally held lc The Creek adye were quiet and h market
~ Is for spo on ~ S0 - IS at OIL Gifts. Retned
april deliveries IL trst hands held at 2Oo but
ouraols with sale last night Of 1000 bbS April At
isle quotei 2bl a2c bat Sa reported Naphhs sesJ
% At Philadelphia the market continued quiet and with
out change. quoted 9sc AlrL
SKHS-T6e demand Tor Goat has been only moderate and prices are
feune downwa The stock large and neTeasng sales $50 bales
Mexican aid Teys 100 ia Cuacoa 50 do BuenO Ayre 70 DO RIO
Calcutta bales Pana
arougb cash Receipts POS bales from Aspnv1 al bales from
Do from 1gua AL 30 DO Nexean Deer and
saies 3O poo Cab no and Laguayra 5000 n Ss 5000
b. TeIas &c, add lOOJ 10 To TO arrive Receipts go bales La
Fayrs an Porto Csbeo IL bales from Asuw sRd 30 do Texas
Ae We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LOSD0N April 19JJ C1nsos opened At 93 for both
and United States Rv rseuty bonds. 1905 old 81
1875 Si Territories S3i New Ewes 30; Eu Railway shares 5i
LIvEsPooL, ADn lu: nCotion opened quiet sOd STEADY
Adding Uplands, 9.03id ddlug Orleans, cd .
LlNDoN Aprl 9t.J rate al the Stock III
change Government securities below the Bank Of
6DgsBd C0nso and American securities closed unchanged
LvER0 Apui iy-l1 mCo.ton closed esdeF the ssles Of
@ DAY have been 10 bas inc nl Co for speculation aud export
81 tho sales bJ hae American Of Cotton shipped
savannah Charleston Msreh ard April at 3l6d Beadsiuf
yaet Beef 5s per for New Ness Lard S0S per
LONDON, Apul ~ kyeulng.-Calcutta Linseed. ca.
LESKPOOLr AII1 ly-5yeuing.-CommOa RosiD $40 y cwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21

SUGARSRsvs doll and firms sales ls2 bids
Island htds. Far
Good Resug 70c a 55 bids Porto Rico sold At &C.,
gOo boxes kehned. i0llIo for HariS
SrEARiN ta but vey dull Dealers apart IN their views
s. Is
TALLow good demand srm Of $4,000 d. DC for
fa.r &C. fOr prime. aud 100 bbs do 40 &C.
WHISKY lower and quiet; sales OF 2cU bbls. at Gle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21

eef Urn eut IN fr Ssna sascs Of no hess ~
kor Psn Mess and sll9sS Is for Krtra Mes eroe Be-
zue bot Rrmt Of go for 6ttrn Cy Out mes~
pre- less Plea less hmes % o. go tos Picked Hams
eavy IN bnlk Al c go Pcked shoulders ~ O. ~ yoa
Kl39lG ny atIaIsie; aJOoo 10. hght bellies Nlen NJ At
etc BAH borrs "a ~ oc and 10000 - VS nj about
" BALI Bacon Is les active and sser and closing qSss 20 bore
Short Clear e poTteI lao do settled ~ ice Dressed
hOs demand quote At ss tor CIV s LS
ssles M 5e hh "a cS al gle City; i@9o for
a 10 Prime Sesm ga for Kettle Rendered and ~ cs gooo
a tuure delivery
~ besy of $50 tcS seller April 3lec 60 e CITY seller MAY
Ole $500 Western seller aiAy ~ st@S NV -" ~ 'p -
private - - .vr,va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21

Ordinary resps The Coptsen
1876 cosswse lea bscsi coo bsles stock 80 55i bales
isCettcn snd madngs 95e pc
eeps bales 80 bales s 200 hsesi stock loo bales
lelc
ME.rHu April t9-Coop dn Mdiings ITic receipts,
ISTs shipments tN hsl~si stock, 10 ,1Ss bates
MosLE April l9-Coou and hnpi Good 0rinap. Bte
Mdngs HE; Mddng feio; receipts 8S bales
IS hales sales 100 bslesi stock. - az baleA
April leCoitcn quiet Low hhdhngs l7lc receipts
btless sales, SO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21

A SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE for one
h.,ins rse.sps sIgssssss-0ns Of the members .. old
accoVn Of sge sod inng health will sell sIOO worth
OF bis Interest 70 an active bsn who win be
other partners OF he Nm Address, confidence hBIfRHG PUB
llslbk care Of Pseng Co. 81 Park.ro- EesforL Oay
treated with. - " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
SAILS ELSEWHERE on vALUHLE STOCK.

SALES ELSEWHERE OF VALUBLE STOCK.
Col. n. j. Coleman of st. Louis sold his
fouryear old colt Darwin the Hon. j. r. woOdnde Of
Oregon Co.. No. for sl,715. Tie thoroughbred mare
Belle Dale, by Owen Dale out of Bonnie Belle. sold
by auction in California Messrs. Tus Miller for $3.50
The imported Clydedae stallion Marquis OF Lorne has
been purchased Of VIM. Meckle OF Boomingville Ohio,
by o. p Clancy OF Franklin Co, Ohio. for 5000 Tho
following sales were recently made at TaylOrs stock
tarm near Turner's. Orange Co., N Y: Bay colt ~ H.
T. Archer by Volunteer, dam by Slaut5 DurOc, three
wears Old to Thomas Webster, Glasgow, Ulster Co.. N Y,
for 8 500. Bay mare Lady COnkn, by Rysdycks Ham
betpnan dam fall sister TO Goshen Maid to gentle
man OF Lexington, Ky for 600 Dexter Jr bay geld
ing five years old by Messenger HambetOnan, Dam Dy
American Star, 10 Mr.. JOslyn Of NeWJersey Tor s2OO.
Joseph Gavin Of Waikiki, Me-, sold to James EtgecomD
Oxford Co., Me- bay mare, IL years old, by Geo d.
Patchen dam by Old Abdaah, Tor $1,000 Charles Back
man OF the Stony Ford STUD, sold Lady Pierson; Dy
Neavess Cassius NJ. Clay. dam by imported Diamond In
oa TO Duroc, to James Edgeeomb OF oxford
Me- for 5000 ID. Il. Irwln esq., has sold MS pay stanton
Orange Blossom, six years old, by MddletOwn dam by
American STAR and his bay Varila four years old
by MiddletOwn dam by HectOr-the Two for $1,000 Id
fly byMapes's HambetOnlan to Charles Kerncr OF this
CITY for S3OO.--lFrom Exchanges,
Tho carriage market OF the week has lacked anma-
ton AT the manufacturers well at the dealers
business has been moderate in the aggregate amount
Tho weather has been unfayOrable and money strln-
gent and city trade consequently only very moderate
There has been Western and very little southern
trade From South America there were few orders Tor
heavy vehicles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21

OEFiCK CENrRs RAILROAD Co. OF HEwJgRsEY,(
lls LIBERTY ST. NKw-YoRK Apnl 10, 1879
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY TO elect MIMI DIRECTORS
for year ensuing will be held Che OHce Of the Company at
tr j. between the OF Y O'Clock aud o'clock
OF FRIDAY MAY Tbs transfer books will be closed from Friday
~ -''' -S~' " "-'4''' VIZ ~ SAMUEL KNOX Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21

CTOCK and GOLD SPECULATIONS with
~ PRYLBGES uiy claimed with prleues iusas u rausr
mailed free Address call LAPSLBY BAzLBY Brokers'
rivii Pic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
Noiitrs of Bdnkrnptcp.
FOR SALE.
EAST ALABAMA AND CJNcrN,va TT p.rrpo.D

E'OR SALE.
EAST ALABAMA AND CINCINNATI Rail ,ROAD
the District Ooari Of The United the Middle District Of
hhman baLIapT Ia the matter Of the Eat Alabama Gin
fraan 70 the oer OF the said Court made
a. H. 49, thf enepei asnees In bankruptcy of the Ala
bans sna then Railroad Company, herebT
WI expose ior e or cash at public the Arean
TIE Clly OF MontgomerT, Ahbama, at 10 o'clock meridian
. ON IhIkHDAi, IHB FIRST DAY OF MAY, A. D., 1871
al The continuous railroad said
hnu we STATE OF Aatsms its lGun,ersvle
State OF Aaam together With its anch continents rolling
soh naehneshops depois wae stations road beds
Tools easements ana every other right interest,"
Sheh was Conveyed BY said East Alabama Cincinnati Railroad
company o us mortgage deed Of trust erecued
JUN A. D. 5O 70 Henry Gle ard William a. subject how
ever 70 me men o. The state OF Abama its Inducements
mortgage bonds VI said Railroad Company lien OF the ho
and owners Of the FIRST mortgage bons ndod by tee State of
hama % tie amount Of four hundred thousand subject m
further lien OF the holders and owners Of the f mortgage bonds OF
Railroad Compnf untorse BY the State Of Aban, anont Of
three hundred and I've thousand collars SAMUEL g. JONES'
JOHN r. BAILEY.
ASgnees In Baukptcy OF he East Alabama Cincinnati
Comrany Binkups-Di'c MongomerT, Aabams. April 1873
IN the matter of the Estate OF B0WLES BROS.
Co LIST Of creditors fied
all creditors who have been represented h
Immediately with the assignee Bostn
address ami the nature and AMOUNT Of their claims order
ofindhte be ascertaind early le
HENRY j. STEVENS, Assignee. 10 Courts., Boston.
kewYork creditors learn the necessary facts BY applying TO
SANFOAD, ROBINSON WOODRUFF, CounsorsatLlv,
l0l Broadway, Keuiork CitJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21

Your moro Ddan pOe brought fn dc IhfF0ker ReystOn sOi
@ follows; B pony Sioo bay pony mare, 52 brown pony Sn
on Monday next april 2, the closing out sale the
n Y Tattersalls will be continued thirty head Of
frOing and road horses OF them with speed from
2lO 10 500 minutes (warrdntedl, to be brought the
hammer. (See adyertlsement.D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
finanriIi.

NATIONAL TRUST CoMPANY PSI AND 263 BHoADvAr{
(ooruer Wauen-sLl, NEW. ORR, April Ia, 1873 70
ELECTION.-The annual meeting of the
II STOCKHOLDERS Of the NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, for
Of the Third class and three inspectors Of
election for the will be he'd at the banking Of the
Company 99 Of Ap NEXT between the hours OF II and
Ipm JAMES MBRRELL Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
Exports Of Carriages

Exports Of Carriages
Hamburg. 3 eases.......... $3.50
British west indies, D cases. ] ,i5O
Imports OF CdH1a1eG
2....................,.....bl,lt 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21

DIR. COTTON an.
"PTEsCYS Old FOLKS CONCERT" -
CONFINED ENTERTAINMENT Of QUAINT AHd HUhOkOOs-
SONGS AMI LAUGHING GAS.
AT COOPER INSTITUTE
TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL ~
LAUGHTER ROAES OF LAJGIibkl
Ticket, Reserved "a iewl % csnt~ D'ou opsn ~
Innlrnen ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21
EXTRAORDINARY ART SALE.

Mr. JOHN H. SHERWOOD
Bg leave 10 that OF aosenoe
80 ~ rk Tor u be has concluded TO sell by auction
III te collection Of MODERN OIL PAINTINGS at his residence and
pTVate gallery,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-21

GALLERY OF PAINTINGS.
~ LOUIS DURRS HISTORICAL COLLhCTlOS comprising o,e
DO paintings b. mas.e from the iih seaor down 70 'A
present time Now from % Op for the bentdt OF
1dR GERMAN HOSPITAL. .
in tho GERMAN SAVINGS BANK BUILDING Entrance ,n foafu
Fonr.eenhs Admission the day - cents Ia ~
Dn .nuu.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-07

But now the cry Is changed. 1t is
said that the honorable dealer, who has
sold to honorable customers. and is
Therefore rendered liable to easy con
Niction. is made to bear the full penal
ties of the law. while the lower grade
of dealers 90 unpunishcd through the
running away or perjury of those 10y
whose testimony alone they can he con
Victcd. There is doubtless some truth
i'll this. and we do not see how il can
bc Icmedird. until mems characters are
changed. But is there not IL shade of
more than poetic Justice tn he found III
the fact. that the burden bears most
heavily upon those who are the most
responsible for the traffic But speak
ing of sympathy we always feel ON
pity 81 drawn ont towards the dcludcd
and suffering victims Of the liquor
traffic, who may he found il every
cighborhood. and in not IL few of oul
households. that there is but Il remnant
left for the author of all this woe.
whether he he high or low.
But many are alarmed ut the coSt of
executing the law the burden will he
oppressive upon the county. Have
these prudent gentlemen ever seriously
reflected much less. attempted an cS-
tlmate-of the oppressive pccumiar}
burden which constantly rests upon ou
community 10y reason of the HoH en-
f0rccmcHf of this law ! surely. the for
mcr sum will he found but Il very small
percentage of the latter and besides
the pccuniarN saving. great a> it may
Ice. would bc one of the very least u
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-07

hc'> goin' To marry that there gal"
When the thin. first began. there was
later sitting up than usual. naturally.
And one of the old ladies stepped in
one morning. shifting Su>piciously: Il
say. there aim'r no one sick in this here
house or nothin'. j. there | seen Il
light hmrnin nigh onto T. o'clock. last
might. hut | don't smell no ramphile
mon nothin' round.
Northampton i> Il pleasant little place
of varied historical dissertations. The
people are fond of play iug ..chrckers.'
and only drink 10y medical prescription.
Yesterday ! met Mr. James wandering
round the streets. In reply To my qucS-
tiun. he said he WAS looking for doe
Tor: didn't think he WAS much sick. but
felt ~ though hc had better take some
thing. He invited me to walk along
with HIM. After >trolliu% about the
town i"l thr better part of the after
noon We came To i store where an e>-
cutchc"m bore the inscription "Tndd'>.
Nh. james stepped III and said hc want
ed one. Mr.. Chiid> leaned over the
counter and said. You want what -
~ tod. said Mr. James, "Will an
lndcN lfcrUm suit You - said Mr.. ChildS.
IF it, Il square drink. it will, said Mr.
james. Mr. Child, handed the thing
down from Shelf. and il proved to he
Il square book. Mr.. james had heard
of cnculnu~ indicI> H. an ingredient in
liquors. and evidently got Index RrIrm
miNcd up with the other drug. The
''Iodd> ui the sign turned out to he
books 10y the late Rev. Dr John Todd.
who. from the number of his works.
might. indeed. have been cmi>tcmcd
John Iudd. But his ''lmlcN RcIum' j.
an excellent book tul amy man To have
VIII" ever has facts I" arrange. And
Mis-. Paul SAYS it j. handy to write down
hnu>, hold recipes iii.
Well. a> was say ing. | caught one.
last night
~ aIrrady explained. We have been
travelling on the y. \. {. y II. Il. X. r.
ears. which We took at Saratoga. and
were T." lrav" ~ Albany: it seemed
imp">,ihlc thai ANY damaging dphidc>
could he acquired hy lis in that time
and at the rate of speed at which the
caI> ran. tor. certainly. it seemed that
We ran too slow t." catch anything.
NcNcrIh less, caught one
Hrr the clock has just struck /. and
The particulars of this remarkable catch
must hr deferred to another time. tor |
never allow the same thing to break my
>lUmhrr> twice III succession. In an
other lrttci : promise myself the irlici-
II of narrdtIu% how | left Saratoga for
Williamsburg. one morning. and ar
rived III Inulou>c the very next night.
.i"hH Ium IN Tire Wear l0rh TribHHr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-07

tced that the clock was running exact
ly with his time. and drawing forth his
watch. hc compared il with the clock.
and sure enough they were exactly to-
gethcr. Next morning the town clock
ana the watches of the place were fur
ther apart than usual. and the gentle
man who had called at the watch shop
the day before NOW again presented
himself accompanied 10y several friends
Io their great surprise they found the
watcEImakrT's regulator and watch still
exactly with the clock, and that settled
the question. They all left their watch
es to he cleaned. rennaIking that they
would rather have no watches ut all
than watches that did no keep time.
The news spread; other irregular
watches came in 10y the score until. he
fore the day was over. the Matchmaker
had the windows hung entirely full of
work NObH HcJi%tcr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-07
How he got Into Business.

\ matchmaker at florence. Ala.. once
told lis how he managed to get int"
business there. He settled in the place
stranger, just after the people had
started Il new town clock in the tower of
the court house, but nobody came to
give him Il job. \ week or two passed
OH without improving his prospects.
when in Il kind of desperation he deter
mined to make IL bold strike for bllSi-
hess Every body Sworc 10y the town
clock, of course. Il fact which our
matchmaker knew: 80 after night he
made his way into the tower and chang
ed the hands Il few minutes. Heard
nothing of it on the day following. and
50 changed them again the next night.
ON the morning after the second change
had been made. man called on the
Matchmaker and spoke of employing
him to regulate the town clock but the
Matchmaker told him he thought no
regulation was necessary, as he had no
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At the Door.

The mistakes of my life are many.
The sins Of my life are more;
And scarce can see for weeping:
Eut knock ut the open door.
am lowest "i those who love Him
am weakest of those who pray;
But come aS lie has hidden,
And lie will not say me Nay.
Ny mistakes His love will cover.
My sins lie will wash awnN.
And the feet that shrink and fulIrr
Shall walk through the gates of day.
If turn not from His whisper
II let not 20 His hand
shall see Him III His beauty
The Nm. III the far-nfi land.
The mistakes of my life are many
And my soul Is sick with sin
And scare can 81" Tor weeping
Eut thu. Lord will let me in.