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ELIxIR de LoNGUK VIE

Or FRESCH LoNG-LLvED BTrTEEs, have been used in
france for more than 100 years, and being
introduced into this country They coTrposed
of Vegetable extracts and designed for :he pu-
rihcation of the blood thus preventing well as
curing nearly all the diseases to which the human
system is liable. AS e blood purifier and az a pro-
moter of long life they believed to be unequsled
Price so cents per bottle. we wish to introduce
them into this section and desire energetic Agent
to whom liberal terms viii be offered. A. W. DES-
PARD Co., Sole Agents, No. AZ Cedar St., N. Y.
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An ounce Of preventive is worth pound Of cure.
To prevent Chill and Fever, take SIMMONS LIY-
Err REGULATOR
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Smoking will kill lice on plants,
but for boys a fine tooth comb is the
best.
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The ladies are now purchasing and
preparing their spring suits.
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ESQ Gross sheet Wax for Flowers. 500 Brass
Moulds FOR Wax Flowers. Moulding Pins, Silk
Covered Wire, Stem Wire &c, &c, Every thing
NECESSARY to make Wax Flowers Send to- the
EAST TENNESSEE BOOK HOUSE, Knoxville, Tenn.
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Mr.. Robert Evans shipped two
car loads Of beef cattle from this
place on Monday.
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IOsOOO Bolts Wall Paper,
ranging in price from 10 cents to
$500. Send to HEAD & LOCKE,
Knoxville, Tenn, for sample. Tmh26
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Earnest & Briscee continue to re-
ceive large lots of new goods.
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The zinc Arts

None but the very best seasoned Lumber is used
at A. II. Arnett's cabinet shop.
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The Morristown Gazette.
Wednesday Morning, April 80, 1878.
R.T., Vs. 6 Ga. Railroad Timetable.
.--.-i-.at ~ laaun z6n-risforEn "a folloV

Bring your Job Work to the GA
zETTE Office. Prices moderate.
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Half Alive.

Go and examine A. II. Arnett's patent washstard
It is ike the negroes rabbit-good for everything.
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Some fellow has been putting
poison in bread. meat and cheese,
and throwing it on the premises Of
the citizens of Cleveland. and broad
cast over the streets. for the purpose
OF poisoning dogs. Some forty or
fifty dogs have been killed by the
operation.
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This work is q complete history Of al branches o.
industry process of Manufacture, etc, in al sgas.
1t is complete encyclopedia OF arts and nlanufae-
lures and is the most entertaining ana Eaiuapls
work of information %: subjects OF general lnter-
est ever offered to the public. The book - sold oy
agents. who are making large sales in an parts o.
the country II il offered at the low price OF $o.oVs
I'VE want Agents IA every town iii the United States,
and no Agent can fail 70 do wen With this oook.
Cur terms are liberal. n e give our agents ths e1-
elusive right Of territory. One Of our agents sqau
i38 copies in eight days, another sold 800 n tCo
weeks. Our agent IN Hartford sold 3si ~ enc keeA
Specimens Of TIE work sent to agents on receipt CT
stamp. For circulars aud terms to agents RoeIss
the pblisheTs. Sample copi Of this bocA heEt 70
any address receipt of price.
nrnr ~ = n..n-l IL
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Kansas Central Land Agency

sALINA. Maj, JOHN VI. BERKs, Manager.
Real Estate business; also have for sale sn tia
lands Of the Kansas Pacific Railway Company,
amounting to over 900 acres Of the most des
irable in Central and Western Kansas; also, ME-
sites, Coal Lands, Farms, Cattle Ranches, ana City
Property IN Salina and the neigkboring towns, for
sale at all times.
To- Send for the t'Kansas Central Advocate" r
large s2-colurnn LAND PAER, see WcEt Lave fer
sale nd read all acknowledgement FKsystone State q
the West. tnchlI.
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Of Chronic and AGATE Raeuma tisra, Neuralgia,
Lumbago, Scistica, Kidney, and Nervous Diseases,
after years Of suffering, BY taking Dr. filters
Vegetable RAeUmatic SyTup--fhe seientihc dis
coVeFy Of J. p. Filter, NJ. u, regular BradeAts
rhvsiean, with whom personally acquainted,
VINO has fer so years treated these diseases eNcu-
sively with astonishing results. We believe Il our
christian daty after deberSti0n, to cousctenhously
request sufferers to use il, cfpecially ersons IN
moderate circumstance WHO CaElot afford to waste
money and time On worthless mixtures As clergy
men We seriously fos the deep responsibility rest
ing on publicly endorsing this med cine. But
our knowlcd re and experience Of its relnalkaoiS
merit fully justines action. Yours truly Eey
Rev c. Il. Ewing, Media, Pcnn'a, suffered sixteen
wears. became hopeless Rev. Thomas Murphy, u.
D., Frankford, Philada. Rev J. j.. Davis Hignts-
town, New jersey. Rev ;. 8. buchanan, Cmrences
Iowa. Rev. q. q, Smith, tlttsfOrd, New York
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Church, Philadelphia.
Other iestinonials from Senator's Governor,
Judges Congressman, physicisna, Sc.s forwarded
One thousand dollars will be presented 10 any med
il ne for same diseases showing equal merit under
test or that can produce One-fOurth os many living
cures. Any person sending by letter s. description
of affection win receive without charge Of oonsid-
cred curabie) legally signed guarantee, naming
the exact number OF bottles warranted 70 cure
agreeing TO refund amount paid in case OF ls fail
ure to cure Price per bottle, 81 IS can be bought
81 used Afflicted invited to write for medical ao-
vice on above diseases only. No charge for reply
which viii contain much valuable iEfarmntsoB ae-
ouirsa by q lifetime practice. No compuislon to
buy medicine. Address Or. Ficler, Iniiadelp h1as
Printed explanations of the disease also furnished
Spr2-1y.
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JIJRIB A

which il pronounced by tho leading medical author
titles a London a-d Paris tstae post powerful tonic
and Alternative known to the medical world This
Is no new and pntried medical discovery bat has
been long used ~ - leading phybsciaIs of other
M0nse weaken and fm pair fln. Il eeatiEn aHEars
by cathartics and physics, they give only temporary
relief-Tndinesfinn nataIency and dyspepsia with
piles and III reA diseases cure 20 fellow their
use. Keep the Hood pure and heath is assured.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, Is Plat St., New York
Sole AWBntfor tnu Unitna stateag
Prtra One Doliar per Rotzse- Sszd for clrcuzAis
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MIN nm 0Send for our Illustrated Cats
XIII ltH X Na.ogue of new books on build
DOIlDDltL ing. a. J. BIGKERLL CO.,
q Warren St, New York.
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Original Attachment.

q RI &0n per day Agents wanted Al
% ~ p@O classes q working people, Of either
SEX young or old, make more morsy s. work Tor ne
IA their spare moments, al the hmes than ~ any
tang eise- ParticulnEs free Address g. afzpaon
Sos sortlama KEa5ne fHsp16-14
, 1873-10-17

Special Dfspatch to The Chicago 1ribune.
BOSTON, Oct 18.-Thcre has been an encour-
aging change in the condition Of tho money
market to-day. Borrowers are as numerous as
ovor,. and louders arc not in sufficient force to
meet tho demand. Tie principal foature of in
torast to-day las been the strong demand for
Now York funds to meet calls for collections.
It iB probable that there iB good deal 6oing
there by Boston parties, in tho purchase Of gold,
stockB, and other securities. and more or 1eas
New York mercantile paper has been purchased
here, all OF which calls for large remittances.
Tho bRlanco Of the Boston banks hold in New
York being largely overdrawn. exchange on that
city is worry ncarco, and rates arc getting to BIO
nominal, aud 1natter Of agreement between tho
parties negotiating. To-day tho premium has
ranged from 50 to 81.
Tho general position Of the banks is better.
Many report an increase Of deposits and good
balances from their corresponding banks in tue
county, but tho douaud keeps full pace with
the increase Of resources as they flow in. Tho
bank rale8 for discounts to customers ia
still per cont, and ontsido 15 to IS ia
about tho range for tho boat paper. though tho
higher ratio ii by no moaus tho limit ii that
direction. The otFoct Of the stringency is seen
by the report from Fall River. The Dlanufac-
trrers' Board oi Trade Of that city hnyo voted to
recommend tho suspension Of all the mills there
for two days in each weok, and to run only eight
hours day during the other four days for the
present. The Groton Alilla, Woonsocket, r. L.,
hayo nlao posted notice that they will rim on
haif-tlne, and other manufacturers In tho place
aro contemplating tho same course.
, 1873-10-17

Second Days Session OF the Convc11-
tion III Dcnvor.-Tonor OF tho Mem O.
rlhl to Congrcss~-A National Irriga-
ton C0nf,nilseo Appointed.
special Dtspaseh to The Ghieago Tribune.
DENVER, Col, Oct. 1g.--Tho Trans-A1iasouri
Irrigation Convention reasseniblod hero this
morning, aud hold thro8 seHsfons. Mitch inter-
ostiug discussion took place between the polc-
8atas.
Tho report of the Memorial Committee WAS
adopted. Tho paper provides that Congress
el1ll grant; respectively. to tho Tcrritorlos Of
Now Mek,eo; hrizous, Colorado, Wyoming, Utat,
Idaho, Montans. Dakotst and Washington. also
to the States Of heyadai Oregon. California
thi,d Of tho geographical araa Of tho United
mostly arid lantls,-one-half Of tho Grid lands in
their borders, the proceeds Of which noa@l be
kept In their respective tEeasurles. for tho pur-.
puse Of constructing all extensive system Of
irr;gRting canals and iitcheB within their several
borders. Tho memorial alHo asks for tho revis-
ion Of tho Homestead and Presumption laws, 10
that they will be more equitable 10 their charac-
tor aud less opsu ~ tho port1otration Of Tho A"-
merous frauds which arc Verpetrated under them
by roaHon of false entries.
A committee termed th~ iat!ona1 Central Com
mittce of Irrigation was appointed, composed of
tle following gentlemen: Gov. .. u. Elbort, OF
Colorado, Chairman; Gen. Amos L. proudttt, New
hfexioo3 Gov. J. s. Campbell, Wyoming; tho
Hon. G. D. Barton, Nebrasha; and bishop a.
III. MusHGr, Of Utah.
At the evening session, after an extended dis
cushion, a resolution was passed that II Con-
gress will not entertain tbs propositions to rem
dor tho aid prayed Ior, theni it should take such
other measures as shall place tho arid lands Of
tho interior of tic United States in such q con-
ditfon ~ to 1endcr them IN every respect TT for
cultivation and hnbitation.
AT late hour tile Convention adjourned to
meet again on the 9th OF next July at Salt Lake
City,
Bomo Of the delegates will roturn to their
homes to-morrow, while others will visit tho
Southern Colorado Palr, now progressing At
Pueblo.
, 1873-10-17
OHIO.

special Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
C1Nc1SNArI, Oct. 16.-The Commercial hast hd
following special from Columbus tonight;
"soyenty counties, mostly unofficial. give not
gain Oh Governor OF G,0a1. or an average gain
Of 229 to each county. Take the reported Re-
publican gain In Hamilton County,, ,80o-trom
this, mud tho net Democratic gain In seventy.
one counties is 11,63l. Thore Ia still left
2,0l0 to be overcome In the remaining seven
teen counties, III order to o!eet Allon, on an ay~
erago ct 175 Democratic gain to each county.
Tho counties to be heard from ara Ashland,
Carroll, Olormont. Delaware, Gatlia. Henry,
Hooking, Huron, Lake, Malloning, Mercer, Mon
roe, Ottawa, Spaulding, Putnam, TuBcarawas,
aud Williams.
''Tho Democrats will have from IA to II ma
iority III the General Assembly on joint ballot,
which inBurea tho roturn Of Thurman to tho
Uaised Htatos Sonata for siz yoars from March
4, 1874"
In Cincinnati and Hamilton County, the Re-
pnblicans olaot one State Senator and three
btato Representatives. Tho fooplo's party
oloot tbs County Auditor tor whom the Na-
uublioans also voted, Tho Democrats
barry all tho rest OF the county and etaso
ticket, Tho total Democratic vote OF Hamilton
County, however, ~ barely 1900. which Ia con-
pid.rabiy less than it aa boon v several forAief
fba y3nr1
, 1873-10-17
WASHINGTON.
iSpscidf Dtspatch to This Ghfca1o Tribune,

nEDrsrK1BuF1oN or rnn CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1b..-rho act Of July IL,
1870. authorizing tho issio st 25E 900, 900 addi-
tlonal circulation, to National BankB; alao pro!
vidol for tho withdrawal Of S25,000,000 from
bAuls in States having an exceas Of circulation.
But It directed that no circulation shall DO With
drawn until after tho 954, ,0000 900 shall have been
taken up. All Of tho latter amount has been
subscribed for, and only about 99, 900, 900 are
yet to bo taken up. Ncarly two months ago
A. notice WIS sent from the Cdrrouoy
Duroau to banks that had subscribed for
additional currency, informing them that unloss
they took that currency within thirty days It
would be given to others among tho nur1arous
applicants. This had good effect in Bomo
instances, but Q number OF the banks begged for
moro time, whoroupon thirty darn nloro was
grantedto thon1. Tho iatter period Of tme viii OK
manning $4,000 Goo ought to bo distributed to tho
subscribers, or othor bdnka that want It. There
appears, however, to b. little or no disposition
on tho part Of tho authorities ie IT., here ere
aos IL notl mandatory. but lcayes to tho judy
1nent Of the Secretary of tllo Treasury tho ques-
ton when, the withdrawal and Redistribution Of
tho 5000, 900 il required. While the Treasury
mud Southern States may really need additional
circulation, 1t In understood to be tue bo1iof Of
the Department that It would bo impractioabo to
withdraw any Of the circulation from tho East-
tics aud strong opposition that wonld
10 encountered In 90 doing; consequently
t hero will not likely be anything moro than d
show OF preparation to exceuto the rodistribu-
tion clnuao OF tho law alluded to- until an op-
portunity Blall hayo boon given to Congress- to
altor, amend or repeal tho section 80 as to rc-
love the department. from its dilemma.
NO MAnKET ron COSTLY GOODS.
Il is reported that costly goods aro being re-
for them in tlis country, at presont. Silks,
natine, ye1vets, acos, and ribbon are chief among
thcsc reshipmouts. No loss to the country in
| import duties is occasioned, but owners lose
| handling,
, 1873-10-17
IMMIGRATION.


The subject DlACASboA Dy tho 1E1Rm
Convention IN st. Louis.
Sr. Lou1gt Oct 1G.-The delegates to the
Irish Convention were driven around the city
and through the suburbs this morning, aud to all
points aud places OF interest. The Convention
mot soon after u o'clock. Several amendments
TINT Of which was ono to establish IN Inmigra-
ton Bureau in New York, with n branch in each
State, the Secretary Of the Union to reside in
New York, and superiutend tue business OF the
tor WIS referred 70 Committee on immigration.
which is now being appointcd.
Tho Convention thlB afternoon wont into
Committee Of th8 Whole OH
THE 1a1sI1anAr1oN QUESTION,
and there WIS 4 very general opauiun Expressed
in ten-mnuts speeches. Hogan believed tho
bcst why to inaugurate the muvomcnt for tlo
benefit Of tho Irish immigrant was through the
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union, and that
that Union should devise plan q operations
pictured ths condition Of the Immigrant in Now
York and other large citieH in his struggle for a
bare subsistence, and advocated tho establish
ment Of q bureau, through which tho newly
aomo time, could be- helped to tho Cheap
lands Of tho West, upon which they could mako
aplosperous and happy homo TOR themselves.
tho nation.
A[r. Butler of Kansas, desired that informa-
tion regarding tho soil. climate, etc, ,of tue Vest
cru States should 90 conectod ana printed IN q
pamphlet aud distributed to the lrash IN ireland,
and those already mere, and means pfoVlueu 20
Assist them IN obtaining land aud homes OF their
own.
Judge Dwyer, Of Dayton, Ohio, proposed q
stan 'lhg COMMITTEES OF tive, to whom gu matters
touching immigration shail bo referred, and who
all available sources in the Western Btates. par
ticularly those through which the great
Lines OF RAILROADS. run, an information
| relating to climate, productions, general re-
sources of the country, price OF LAND, etc., and
publish 1t IN an available form for distribution.
companies regarding PASSENGER and freight
| rates, make the best terms for transportation,
etc. "a further proposed that Immigrants
should be under tho charge OF tho Union during
their transit from n tho eeanoa1d 70 the poins o. o.
| dcsttnation, and thaE the seal OF protection Of
the Union should be placed round every person p
under its charge, and any imposition or l!-treat-
| mont practiced by any company upon immigrants
should be followed by the instant Withdrawal of
| patronage; ,,,.., o,, :. T.
! Iishmen who most need the aid OF this Union,
but thoBo in the United States who arc living In
the slums OF the great cltios taose WHO are oal-
ployed on railroads, Canals, pubic ana private
works, and who are abused, lnaultea, degraded,
and, in many instances, treated Like dogs By
those over them. He favored some plan BY
bothered. and By which they could 30 assisted in
obtaining land and placed IN position where
thoy could become independent ind useful citi-
Zens.
! Judge DAILY, of st. Louis, also pictured the
sad condition Of largo numbers Of Irish IN cities.
aud said the great neod WAS some plan to provide
means by which they could DO induced to leave
tiae grcnt contres OF the country and adopt
, 1873-10-17
DEATH 0F CLOUD, THE OARsMAM.

New ORLEANS, Oct, 10.--Joaeph Oorwu Cloud,
the champion oarnnaan, who some three mouths
ago Htartol from philadelphia On trial to row
to the CITY by oauala and ryerH, died Oil Tuesday
Inst live m1lor above Tlanque1nine. Cloud was
found OIL Monday IN his boat, tile Jonnie. in IN
almost exhausted condition, and died the noxt
t!py. Ills diasY slowS that lie had been suf-
ferng witt, What l.e tornsa hosyy ahhkes for four
or dye days before htB death.
, 1873-10-17
PHILADELPHIA.

Special Dlspatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Dot. 16.-There was lighter
feeling In the money market to-day, though a
disposition to favor commercial mens paper in
preference to brokors' WAS discernnb1e. Quota
tions On call we're IL to il per cent aud discounts
On commercial paper Ii to 25 per cent por an-
mum. The banks are discounting to limited
extont+
opened At 1o89s, declined to 1o77S, and closed at
108.
CREDITORS MEETING.
A meeting OF tho creditors Of Benjamin Dul-
lock l. Sons was held at their office, South Front
street, at o'clock to-day, Stephen A. Caldwell,
Chairman. john q. Dallitt, on hohalf Of the
estn Of all creditors, an assignment Of all frm
14th inst. to Aenry L. LOWS, Esq., Of Lewis,
Wharton l. Co.; that their actuaf cash ataots
ayalab9 1a +, ny S9Ts nn s7s2ooo' Tue liabilities
liabilities that arc difficult to estluiate.
Messrs. Alexander Whilldin, eheppon, aud Caleb
J. Milne wcro appointed q committee Of tho
creditors to act In conjunction with tho Assignee
to close tue estate aB speedily aud ~ adTauta-
geously AZ possible.
Immediately nftor the adjournment of
the meeting of tho creditors Of nonj
Dullocks Sons, meeting Of thoae Of Martin
Landinbergor d 20. was held at tho same
place. mir. Ernst, on behalf Of 11r. Landin-
berger, stated that hts Assets were "a, GOO, 600,
while lis total liabilities wore 81 AGO. 900; that
hH large amount OF real estato in tho city
oumbrance, and tint ho would pay in full, dollar
TOR dollar. a committee Of three, consisting Of
Meaarn. J. E. Mitchell. Of tho Mechanics Bank,
Charles Close, and Horny g. Howell, was ap-
pointed to verify the statement, and Eoprot at
rfnfIF o&Sztrk
, 1873-10-17

Specfdt Ufapalch to IHf Ehicda0 1f1oHht.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. l0.-A Meeting
OF creditors OF r. P. Sheldon 4 Co.,
suspended bankars, was held this eyen-
ing at tho Recorders Office, at which
WIS submitted report OF the COMMITTEES
appointed by former meeting Of creditors to
examine into and report tho condition of tic
affairs Of tho bank. The meeting was
largely attended,. The Committee report
ed Sheldon d Co.'s liabilities at s8l, III,
aB follows: Saving deposits, $1,000; ordinary
deposits, sG,lt4. 10 offsot this tue Committee
reported Sheldon l. Co.'s asaets at s82, 2,408. Ac~
cording to estimates furnished BY Mr. Sheldon.
this Is made up as follows: Bills discounted
and bills receivable, $45,575 due from Howes 4
Macy, New York. $7,l63; real ossato: $4,000.
The balance is made up on Office furniture, per-
Honal property, ETC.. The Committee had no
means Of aseertainlng tao truo value Of tho
securities held by tho x,, bank, but de-
duet 20 por cont. They also make
other reductions for overeBtnatos. amounting,
in all to $50, ,0Ou, leaving tho actual assots
e52, 900. From tllo showing made, doposltors
will receive not to excood 50 cents on tho dol
lar.
, 1873-10-17

Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. Lou1s, Oct. 1G.--An effort Ia making, with
doubtful show Of SUCCESS, to get up meeting Of
tho st. Louis Clearing House, for tho purpose
OF considering the question Of resuming cur
roncy payment. If 1t iB hold, those most act1vo
In the matter will present resolution adyising
gradual resumption, /. O., the diBbursing every
fiyo days Of large amount Of currency until full
currency payment is reached. It is reported to-
night that the tho Bchomo has fallen
through, because Of tho oppositioou Of
sumo Immediately. It Is thought by many
that when tho banks resume. which event cal,
hnrdly he postponed beyond the 1st Of Novom-
ber. they will do It quietly, without any action
Of the Clearing House.
The Central Savings Bank, which has tho rep
utatiou OF being sound institution, WAS acc-
dontally omitted from tho list sent you on TUGS
day night. I am informed by persons officially
connected with tho Mercantile Bunk, and tho
Second National, also omitted, that those insti-
would vote for immediate resumption IL a meet
ing Of the Clearing House ahould be held to-
morrow. Tho duly papers Of the city arc per-
sistcntly and ably urging resumption.
, 1873-10-17

New ORLEANS, Oct. lo.-Tho Clearing -HouBe
Association today fixed tho rate to bo collected
exelIango on Naw York, and for rcnllItances, at 1
nor cent premium.
, 1873-10-17
KANSAS LOSSES,

sntcial Dispatch to tho Chteseo Tribune.
LAWRENCE, Kan., Oct. 10.-Abont a20,g0o OF
tho state fu1ils OF KanHas wore on deposit with
Gilman. Son Il Co., Of New York, "ho suspended
on the 10Th inst.
, 1873-10-17
ABROAD.

I.oHpox, Oct.1G.-5 p.,n.- -TAe bullion in Tho Bank
OF ENGLAND EaS decreased II, ,203, 600. Amount
go,o into hank OH baanoe to-day, E335 900.
Gousos for monoy 0a16 for aucount 021l@
V21SG. DoudA-5-20s Of Us, Ok. int. 03t5i do Of
, 1873-10-17
PROVIDENCE, r. I.

phoy1pENoE, II. l., Oct. 1o.--Tho Groton Mills
will soou DO run on half -tfmo, and other manu-
fact,lrors aro considering proposition to that
effect.