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ROOMS AND BOARD.

L$CKNISHED ROOM AND BOARD-PARLnE
and bed the frat hoor ha,s4h,oaa,ly ruT.
nished al-o Number Of large and airy rooms Cor
rent with without board, At No. 1; DIryuudy a..
tween Canal and CustDinhous. strests Terms mo,
cIdtt- :, itu
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L>OR RENT OR FOR SALE-THAT DE~IEA
l. bile aud pleasantly situated tw0-story frame.
anu Josephine contaInin. about ten apartments con
V-nlenf = ears markets. sCh1"l- ani "hufche- APP
pyto J o. ELLIS Read Est-te i gent Al Carnnd.l.i
street. SfStals
'JNO RENT-A TWOSTORH DWELLING IN A
i desirable locality OF the First District ten rooms
"a, fixtures hyslrant, large yard and hall No ~
Gil" street Apply opposite, at No 49,. slJ 1t
INOR RENT-IMMEDIATELY OR FROM 1ST
L of october, the very line m.dern improved two
story brick house, BaIonne and Jos.phip.
streets containing eight he.I-rooms double parlor,
large dinin. room bath and wash rooms also va. and
water improvements. with fxtnr,s Modern I'm
pr we'd cottages jackson and Dryades streets
ten apartments, bath and wash rooms. ga- and water
improvements. For further particulars apply to
JAS COiLE SO Daronne street OF Ii. NJ ROBIS
son Real Estate A CENT sig IL.
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FOR SALE.

NOR EAI.E-A FARM OF 32o ACHES. OF
Il rich. high rolling Land, above overflow. IN a
tnickly settled section OF the beautiful Attakapas
country, located on both sides Of the New Or
leans aud Texas Railroad A good location tor a
county store. Apply to
HENRY V. MCCALL
eI31 3, CarOndelst street.
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~" ADVEKTiSi,a,.NT..

cs,,.. ac.r.ur.c.,.,r
1890, -,'---s-.-
4. 'Eoh"E SCHOOL sformerly -. Ma
.caae,oy, rop c1DTs
Corner Of Prv.aria and Gcn.r9I Isvlof street.
Opens Monday, septeuls.- II.
~. t''. - "a Pupl.s htnit"d- boar"ef- receive
" '''' '' WV - :, " Tx ipi,. APR. !" ~
NJ n. =. ~ ~, " NJ, h-'t9r or to
DHNoVAL-I q. SrEwAnT DEALER n
~ Brlck- Sand, L'me, ri e.. nas removed t..
oaiee fom a. Gr.yier street. u 155 Crawl
street, whrr" he will be pleased hi. wv.
friends and custonc ~ ~. In!
rr7. -, >,r,,.,.-,-
lE' AND vi hfSf-
o,s.,.;.. EMMA, ,.,.,-,.....
81 hiIi II, ''ist '.,51 ~, y i'1 80,
~ = - ,'f Horhe4 i5o ,,,4 41,,
loo n d CHFt 10
"a E,r"igR 49, No. aFE.F
i Zoo Faxs sT4EGH
III ''of0 anu '"i 'Al' 'y oy,, ,o,a
.,8at $, Tchonnitou,as st,ee,
.-...-..
)''h!lA hoCSE.
." - 1H'' '' ~
u. BIDWEII., PROPRIETOR:
III. ,uose f,monse i, IN. .;,v .o. B.f...,a,,
Mns,..."" g .'s .. ",As az 'ne A'''f': -
OPENS TO Day.
hoIoashly rehtled 10 every department and at.
Innch frnm l0at " ,aI.p f. p,, ,.oi,
Bowling Club will meet punctually q, !. o'clock
zach evening. "
80 =. .. oO'h i,'.'. "'.,fiii''t,lh''n
i;t,hrrt Vi r.;
Fire TILES White Yellnw and River Il n, 81.
!ama and Western LINE, CEMENT. PLASTER
ana li fLAS iEK I'm, HAIR LAlhS and SHIN
For sale by mo G. sTFWApT
JAG Gravief street.
ei3aT ana I63 Julla, bet. lasln and Rampaft.
IL . oOANoIhf-"
CARPENTER AMI. ,.,,.n,r
""op o"f"er o'. oharies ahS' :"v8.'"i. Avenues.
~. riders received ly mail O, otherwise.
.,,I 80,
~
w. G. COYLE & CO.
who,aso,. and poto;, n,ol'.s
'.o".'o anu ''''"A lo'i,ie III
- ASDoAhss, "a ANA AiNNLlI
COAL;
ONCE A5S drawer street. Depots, head OF
" kEP Il RAYMOND
n
~ 49,. POYDR1> STREET 20
Sn bills. Mess PORK
soO Clear Rlb SIDES.
&, .;,.o n.,o..o u,,,o |
w "' e7' ".noUo 'An''A''
~ y. n: HAMS.
60 :. Schaeffers LARD.
an fuckets
:. d..
o"hSe I. RANT y Cos celebrated or-'.ds u
FLOUR
plant. Rxtr, Rail. cr.,,a ona c.ot,a, |
- 49, |
Choice V 'shen BU TIER ~ every steamer.
- Also
few iirkns Cincinnati Frut-Eouse BUTTER.
In store and for sale bv
KEEP RAYMOND,
IEAhoDi NohMAL SEMINARY,
NO. ~ ot. ChaFieS street
Thus Institution, for the professional ira ming Of
such Graduates Of High Schools and Collegiate
Institutes rs desire to be qualded for the eN"r-
else OF the Teachers vocation; With the Prepare
Tory department. Inefet" atta'ned VIII DE re-
opened on SATURDAY. lath September AT .
a. NJ,
RORERT NJ IIJSHEk
s,ast Agant ~ ne RnarI of Trn.ta.u
SO ~ Hse". =. ~. .ne A,o"1n u 'i'esees.
!ltHE HANDSBORO DEMOCRAT-
j
ORGAN OF THE WHITE PEOPLE
OF TIE
f""f Ssd'c'"a D'"tr'cs o. "'-s's-pp''
l. ,..s,.c,fu,,v tend,rea IN tb.. merchants and
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l,HJK SALE-COrrON WAGONS FOX SALf
J low. Nine COTTON WAGONS ID good order
With six licenses complete. Inquire At MISSISSIPPI
cotton Press, between AMI ~ o'oi,ot A NJ
alr2i In
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1UR BALE-THREk LARGE AND EhEG NJ
L BOOK CASES made 4, order, lined With cedar
als1 suitabe for Clubs Public Libraries, Col eyes
DuctOrs' Law yers office They win be sold at
great sacrifice, owing t. romov. Of owner Apply Al
No. IL Bon bon street all II
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NOR SALE

Pass Christian, doing splendid business: III
Perfect or Ter; viii be sold at sacrifice ac-
count o. tie death Of the proprietor. Foi par
icuiars apply on the premises, or to
A. DtGEORGE,
),G, do.
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NOR SALE SCOTCH PIG IRON. IN LOTS
{" suit pur, hA-eys, BY
J H. ASIIBlIIsfE ,n
49, SUIT is Common ai!,'.t.
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We are authorized u amsoaoeo Ohps. fmD
DkEUX a candidate for CT sainal Sharla for thu
parish Of Orleans suhje 10 the nUalh,aAs On th.
Parish Convention 0ll to-.
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T. MaLOCHEf. President,
WILL STEVEN. VIC. President.
Il. I. BOWER, Secretary. SO lH

POstpOn-Hent-The meeting Of the Booth
Guard, postponed fun Monday night 18th inst.
until WEDNESDAY, NIGHT 10Th inst. On that
night 81 members are requested !" be present Mr..
b + Jonas and severa, % heI speakers will address
lhc InoetIn.. B. GALNIN. Pr, icnt. sl3 81
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I.UUI@IFfaTS HAIWEVFS' SSTrU-H
oil this Cub viii take place on MONDAY llth inst
at : o'clock Il. II Al their hall corner Poland and
Rampart streets All Con-el vatiye .ut,r- are re
s,ctf " .H. tteI to attend.
BY order PHI. MUNICH President
y. .,CfILoTTf, Secretary. >l3
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Samuel Barnes will be a CMsalAllnop ~ aousi-
nation for CIVIL SHERIFF, b lDro n pAskA Con
venton of the Democra ic and Cum Grvaaiwe ps,ty
all tO3'
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Criminal Sherin-The many frie.neAs Of Cob.
CHAS. X. RAlLEY propose to submit his name ~ /,
candidate for Criminal Sheriff 1T the coming election
au2O tt Many PRlENDS
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AANiEp-i FIRSTCLASS PRESCRIPTION
'! Dru--i-t. nHn t.ricd. Apply. with scicrcnce-.
10 Loo K B'A NO. 2oa .l3 II
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meeting - This ( lab on corner III " hit" and
Jac On streets. tt ESDAI September 18th at
:! y. firs-f- y F. Jonas aud her pr"irint Mt
speakers Vail address the meeting. Punctul attend
ance requested I5v order:
W. 4. WATKINS President.
CH.- M1okE ,JK Secretary .l3E,M
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HandSDOrO Miss.
Or a5,ply to THos. MclNryRE, Commercial
Place New Orleans. s6 I'm
DEMUVAL WE HAVk REMOVED OUR
u ofice to No. 1873 Common street, between
Varieties Alley aud Baronne street.
anI5 I'm MEYER. WEIS Il 90.
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We are authorized nnnOnm~e h. y. iona.
a candidate for CIVIL SHERIFF, s,blsst t. tile
nomination of the Parish Convention IL til
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[NOH EENr-FOI'E NV cOrr GES ON 81
l. Andrew, near PiNLtIiia. a lso ont on Laurel
near Phip, No l3i containing and rooms front
| and rear galleries. win he ready bl HE first Vi
O'trb,s. IL complete. .Appl. the premises
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The many friends of VIM II. M0Pann desire
to announce him ~ "a can.iltt, Er b, . h0s Of GRIM
nal sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans Sub osE to tn.
. ton Of the Parish Convention. to-.
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| LNOE RENT--A COTTAGE HOUSE ON BRA
| l. nard street, between Iack-o and Philip contain
in. eight gas fixtures complete. Apply to-
raj ard street, or To W. {. WILSON. No IG5 Pov.
| dras street sl2 81
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I>JR HENr--THE DESIRABLE COTTAGE
i seven rooms gas throughout. in nice order
To- Second near Magazine street. possession given
October |. Fwosfnry residence Dryades neal
Washington Avenue. six ruoms: immediate pos
session. Siuge cottage 277 Harmony between Pry.
tana and St Charles streets rooms ilnme,iiat.
possession. Apply to WIN. II. SEYMOUR - Gus
Toulouse street sly l5t
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FOR RENT.

LuR EENf--rHE RAISED cor AGE COR
1 r'f ut st Charles aIla Henry CLAY Avtnne Sixth
ilstnCt- ihe use contains II rooms. " it, h Il IN
The centre: laT-e grounds attached abundance o!
'1uIt trees. orange trees in ful b, ring Rert u cd
crate. For further particulars. appl, L. WM t.
Bktl HERS NJ 3 i;flvi,r sire, 1 s.3N.
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ENhk kLNf- HE DESIRABLE TWUSIbRh
L BRICK dwtiilne. Gomez Of Prytania and Tcfps
ch"ie eirt't- VIII b. it Ted low {" rood tenant
ih' house Is II good repair with g~ tiNtres etc.
Nh y On tht premises. 81 to j. 4 BLAFFEa \ 60.
- tI,ttitr street. 81; II.
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No. 80 Pleasant street between Constance and
Laurel containing ten rooms, all though halls
up st irs aud down stairs, wash hons. and iIoni g
room. large yard and garden Rent ~45 per onh
Possession Oct"ber |. Apply to Mrs KEEN s corner
III Pleasant aud Camp streets. II Nv
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'To kENf-SMiLi 1ENEMENTS OF Two
l rooms each. corner Of GraNier and johnson
streets Also small store. Apply at the grocery
opposite, liuin l." : clock,
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RODEE, LYNDE& NICHOLS,
BROWN, BILL& Co,
SKlLLINGS & WHITNEY BROS.
JAMES s.. BEAN,
SHEPARD HALL &c co.
STEPHEN MILLER.
Foundations EOrLenf.

The following regulations for Lent, which
began yesterday, have been issued for the
guild nee of tho Roman Catholics of the
diocese of Burlington, by the Vicar General
Very Rev. Father Thomas Lynch.
Every day in Lent, except Sunday, is n
fast day Of obligation ON one meal custom,
however, allows a light collation. in the eve
ming, and cup of tea or coffee in the morn
ing.
The prccept of fasting implies also that of
abstinence from the use of flesh meat; but
by dispensatiOn, the use of flesh meat is al
lowed in this Diocese at every meal on all
the Sundays, and at the principal meal on
Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays of Lent,
the Thursday of the first and last week be-
ing excepted. Fish AMI flesh meat should
not be used ut the same meal. The use of
eggs, butter and cheese allowed, provided
the rules ofquantily prescribed by the fast
be complied with. Then of lard in place
of butter is allowed in tossing yiciuals.
The church excuses from the obligation
of fasting, but not of abstinence from flesh
meat, Except in special cases of sickness
and the Liked the following classes of per-
sons:
LIST. The inflrm; I'd. Those whose duties
are of an exhausting or laborious character
81. Those under twenty-onc years of age
AN. Women in pregnancy, or nursing in
lGnts.
We cxhort the clergy to introduce devo-
tional exercises twice or three times a week
in their respective churches, and to recon-
mend to all under their charge the daily
recitation Of part Of the Rosary, remem.
berlng, in an especial manner, the trials of
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The latest phase OF "thc womans war0n
Nhiskcy," in Ohio, was TO have been in
augurated Yesterday The legislature was
70 be "besieged, we use the language Of
tho dispatch, "by the ladies, who will take
possession of tho rotunda of the state house
and with the senate on one flank aud the
house Of representatives on the other, will
sing and pray until they have captured that
branch cf the iniquity, when they will
proceed to carry the city, We look with
considerable interest 10 see how 'ihui
branch OF tho iniquity"--thc honorable
the senate aud house of representatives OF
Ohio Will regard this novel kind of lobby
ing If it succeeds. it will be the first time
measure WAS sung and prayed through n
legislature.
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~ CURIOUS CasE.-A Paris physician re-
lates the particulars of a curious case he
has under his charge, It is that of young
girl, eighteen years of age, who is afflicted
with what is termed nychatopia, that is to
say, sic losses the faculty OF sight in day
light and RECEIVERS it in darkness. Although
her eyes do not present any special morbid
character, she is forced to keep her cyelids
closel during Il } day, and 10 cover her
head with thick veil. On the other hand,
when lie shutters of room are hermotic-
ally fastened she reads and writes perfectly
in the deepest darkness. She feels no pain
beyond slight lasstudc when the solar
light strikes her visual organs.
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SUDDEN changes of climate are sources of
pulmonary. bronchial, and asthmatic af-
feciions. Experience having proved that
simple remedies often act speedily and GER
tainly. when taken in the early stages of
the disease, recourse should be ut once had
TO DR.. N. G. Whites Pulmonary Elixir,
let the cold, cough, or irritation of tho
throat be ever so slight as by this pre-
caution moro serious attack may DO ef-
fectually warded off.
Ask your druggist or dealer for "The
Household Receipt Book" which contains
Information valuable to all housekecpers,
or copy will be forwarded free by mail,
on application to Loren u. Lord, Burling-
ton' VI fsbl0ddw2m
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1874.
poor-or, rather, rich-senator Nipple

Poor--or, rather, rch-Senator Nipple
Mitchell is having hard time of it. His
quondam wife is after him, the newspapers
are after him, the people of Oregon are
after him, and now his colleague, Sena-
tor Kelly, has presented a petition in order
to get the Senate after bm-by Fan inquiry
into the alleged Irregularities of his private
life The two Oregon luminares-thc
legal one, and the one with a compound
namc-would have been spared 4 good deal
of this worlds troubles, although they
might have lost some Of its goods, if they
had followed the advce-''be yirluous and
you will bo happy"
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THE FARMERS WAR-EQUAL TAXATION
-GEANGEs-PATnoSs OF HusBANDgY--A
series of letters published in the Rutland
Daily GLOBE, from the pen of Hon. s. NJ.
Dorr, of Rutland, and now collected and
published for general circulation, by order
of the Rutland Grange of the Patrons of
lIusbandry. Eight dollars per thousand
one dollar per hundred. Published by the
Globe Paper Company, Rutland.
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BLACK River Agricultural Society

At the annual meeting held at Perkins
vile, Feb :, the following officers were
clected
President. Hon VIM NJ Pingry vice
presidents, iiyren Henry, Justus Dart, Joel
nam ; treasurer, Gilman II She'd secre-
Larry, Charles w Haskell corresponding
secretary, Glory G Robinson executive
committee, f II Nichols, j Hammond, G
II Hayward, Martin Pike and John Spaf-
ford.
The meeting was well attended, and Il
greatly increased interest manifested in the
welfare of the society.
The annual fair was fixed for Sept. 90,
and "a, 1874.
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PANIC TIMEs,-Says the Detroit Free
Press About eleven o'clock Friday night a
policeman met negro carrying n trunk
along Lafayette street east. and thinking
he had discovered an item, he colared the
negro and told him to drop that trunk and
explain, Il kin DO it, sah," replied the
stranger, as he put tho trunk down. ode
family what va boarding me has been akin
for money and MS dey was gone ont tonight,
| llought I'd git into some family whar dey
resi- octed do panic" He was allowed to go
on.
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QuorATioSs.-In Warren county. N. Y.
corn is quoted at III l-2 and oats 80 cents
per bushel. Beef sells for and 0 cents
pound; butter so and cheese 90 cents
hay is so a ton and plenty.
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WALToS's VERMONT REGISTER, Farmers
Almanac and Business Directory for 1874.
The only Vermont Register published.
Single copies, by mail, 10 cents, Address
GLOBE Paper Co.. Rutland.
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Some people thar wear good clothes for
get 10 pay fol them. Such man Ia II. T.
Utlcy. He owes Allen & Drew, 81 Mer-
chants Row. Pay up or you will find your
name in print.
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LAKE GEoRGx. -Myron o. Brown of
Bolton N Y. is making an effort to raise
funds to procure fish flom the State Com
miSsionors OF Fisheries - stock Lake
George.
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THE HUNDRED DOLLAR MAN.
INTERVIEWED Bx A BENNuNG-
TON "CAZETTEv sEpORTER.
Tho story Of ruis Liso.

Edward l.. Bailey, 30 called, who has
become somewhat notorious of late in Ben
nington and Windhan counties, In his en-
deayors to purchase cattle and farmers
produce, offering in payment therefor,
800 bills of "depreclatcd currency
was brought to Bennington on Friday last
by Constable George X. Davis, Of Peru,
where he had previously been tried before
Alonzo C. Noursc, justice of the peace,
and lodged in cell No. /, Of the county jail
on South street
MS DESCRIPTION.
Through the politcness of Turnkey Jas.
Baker, our reporter interviewed the prison.
or Saturday morning. He was 81 years
old ON the 10Th inst, is about feet z
inches in height, strong build, dark com
plcXion, black hair and eyes, black chin
whiskcrs well clothed and apparently IN
good physical condition.
HISTORY.
He claims to have been born ut Barton,
in Orleans county, Vermont, was an officer
in the second New Hampshire volunteers,
and, while home on a Through during the
war, married young, intelligent and beau
tiful lady, with whom he lived happily
until 1857, when she deserted him and
went 10 work in a hotel, having previously
corresponded with married man by the
name of Currier, whom she aftcrward mar
ried, both Curiicr and she having obtained
divorces prior thereto.
GOES TO AN ASYLUM.
Through the influence of her relatives,
he Bailey was placed in an insane ayslum
in Ohio, and his property was put into the
hands of his brother. where it now remains.
lie further declares that rather than di-
vulgc the locality of said asylum he pre-
fcrs the inflction of the laws penalty upon
his offcnscs, and shall not try the insanity
dodge. Says he prefers Jail to an insane
asylum, especially the Jail at Ncwfanc, I'M
der charge of Captain Stone, of the lst Yer
mont cavalry, where he had a comfortable
bed and sumptuous fare, with the freedom
of the hotel and bar
The reporter suggests that authorities
furnish better beds and bedding for our
iails that prisoners through i'll treatment
be not required to serve their sentence be-
fore conviction. Bailey Is evidently sharp
capable man, carpenter by trade, has an
ugly scar on his forehead over the left
eye, and has seen no little experience in
the world, having spent the past year in
Texas. Returning TO find his former de-
voted wife living with Currier, the sight of
her drove him to distraction and the com
mission Of subsequent offences. He has
had severe trouble with chlls and fever,
and expects Ii recurrence soon, which
causes delrium and loss of memory. He
says life has IN charms for HIM, but il ac-
quilted shall the regular army. 1t is
possible that the commission of crime may
have caused the arrangement of his wife
though he has not the appearance of base
villain.
HIS TRIAL.
The charge upon which he is committed
and will be tried at Manchester in June, is
that he procured by false pretcnscs silver
watch, chain and 50, from Henry j. Bry-
ant, minor, of Peru, assuming himself a
member Of the firm of Fuller, Martin d
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Run OvEH,-At Albany, Wednesday,
Peter c. Legg, an employee of the Rem
selaer & Saratoga railroad company, was
run over by locomotive and instantly
killed.
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AsoTnER Lone WRIr.--Another long
writ has turned up. That in the case of
King, Fuller & Co. We. Lamolle Valley
Railroad Co., was twenty-f four feet in length,
Of which tbirty-one copies were made.
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If you want an interesting book or a pre-
sent for friend, buy the Green Mountain
Poets of Spaulding 81 Co.
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MENDELSSOIBN SOCIETY CON-
CERT Ar LUDLOW.
xEospiiaiitios Extended.

The Concert given by the Mendelssohn
Society of Rutland, at Hammond Hail. in
Ludlow, on Tuesday evening, was not as
well attended as its merits deserved, owing
to the fact that many Of tho young people
of the village had gone on a sleigh-ridc to
Cuttingsvillc the same evening. Conse-
quenlly the concert was not financial
success. Those who did attend, who NUM-
bered some seycntY-iyo Of the best citi-
zcns OF the town, expressed themselves ns
greatly pleased With the musical treat af-
forded them.
The singers Of the Mcndelssohn society
who we're in ATTENDANCE, numbered some
forty Of the best vocal talent in Rutland.
The following Is the programme Of the
concert
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HIS TRIAL.

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watch, chain and So from Henry j. Bry-
ant, minor, of Peru, assuming himself
member OF the firm of Fuller Martin d
Co, of New York, and that John G.
Walker, of Peru owed him money.
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MS DESCRIPTION.

Through the politcness of Turnkey Jas.
Baker, our reporter interviewed the prison.
or Saturday morning. He was "a years
old on the 10Th inst, is about feet Z
inches in height, strong build, dark com
plcXion, black hair and eyes, black chin
whiskcrs, well clothed and apparently In
good physical condition.