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notes as failures the introduction of
the Angora goat in California, the
culture OF the silk worm and the
raising OF the tea plant. As to the
first, the most extravagant result was
predicted. Cashmere shawis were To
be as common as those Of Paisley
But the goats did not thrive; the cuOr-
nous price asked for them prevented
purchasers, and they ceased to be ina
ported. The silk culture was thought
at first to be almost certainly n sue
cess. Tha Legislature of California
offered premiums for the planting of
mulberry trees and the production of
silk cocoons. Large Arrears Of ground
in every favorable locality from Sac
ramenio to Los Angeles were planted
with the different varieties of the
Morus family. Eggs of the silk worm
were procured from China and Japan.
and probably a million or more dol
lars invested in the business. Barring
some little difficulty in the way of
disease among the worms, caused by
feeding on young and immature leaves,
every thing hourished; the State paid
the bounty, and 1t appeared that a
bonanza had been found in silk cul-
ture. Eggs and cocoous multiplied
but remained on hand. Th,SFrench
and Italian manufacturers who were
awaiting with eagerness for the new
market did not appear. There was no
machinery in the State 10 reel the silk
cocoons, and no skilled labor to do it
had the machinery ucen forthcoming.
The business lsnguishcd. flickcred,
and went out. The State Legislature
rescindcd the bounty, and the impecu-
nious silk growers were glad to grub
out their mulberries and plant pota-
toes in their place" The raising of
the tea plant can hardly yet be called
failure except by an anticipation.
We must recollect the conditions un-
der which it is produced and gathered
in America and in China. The
amount of petty labor is very great,
and in China each family, children
who swarm thcre-and all unite in the
work. Labor, also. is two dollars
month, aud here it is forty. The pick
ing. the sorting, the rolling of the
leaves, the firing, all can be done in
the tea districts of China for a small
sum. Those who expect to raise tea
in this country have not counted the
costss-Baism0re Gt-ettc.
The daily gazette., 1875-03-09

Nitro-glycorine has proved too weak
TO move the ice gorge AZ Port Jervis.
Old Sol' will have TO do the work and
with him there is no such word US fail.
Is not Kaiser Wilhelm prohibition
of the expectation Of horses from his
dominion suggestive Of desire for a
more stable government
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Drawing CerIdn or Money Refunded.

whsle Tickets, $50. Halves, $s5. Tenth. or
each coupon, IS. Elsven Whole Tickets $500
For Tickets or information, address
THOs. 4. BRAMLErrE, Agen. and Manager,
Iouisville, KY, or THOs. Il HAYS u Co.. 609
Broadway, n. 7.
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NOTICE.
REGIsTEax's ORDER.
RxeIsrEa's OppIos,


New Castle County, Feb. sth. 1879
Upon the application of VIM. Z. Lyman,
Administrator of Lewis @, Lyman, late Of
White Clay Creek Hundred, in said County
deceased. il is ordered and directed BY the
Register that Administrator aforesaid, give
notice of the granting of Letters of Adminis-
tration upon the Estate of the deceased, with
the date of granting thereof, by causin nd
yertisements to be posted within forty days
FROM the date of such Letters, in sig The
most public places of the County of'Sv
Castle, requiring all persons having dem. yis
against the Estate, to present the same. br
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case m,Re
and provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period in the Daily
Gazette, q newspaper published in viii
mington and 70 be continued therein three
weeks, (E. o. d.
f~A@, Given under the hand and Seal of
LIS. Once Of the Register aforesaid, at
s---' New Castle, in New Castle County
afor ssaid tho day and yea, above written
3. @. BIGGS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against tho Es-
tate, the deceased must present the same
duly attssted to the Administrator, on or
before February Sths 1876. or abide the Act
of Assembly ir 5uch case made and provided.
WILLIAM B. LYMAN.
Aditoss-Christians. Del. fsbl0-eod-sW,
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Cheap Furniture +!
S. W. Cor. Second ShipIey Sts
SEPTEMBER 2s.h, ls1A

W have fine assortment Of well.made
~ Eurniture, such as Walnut bureaus,
Work Tables, Cribs, Rocking Chairs. Cans,
seat and Windsor Chairs, Children's Chairs,
&c, which We are selling at prices 10 suit the
haru times. Those wishing bargains should
i've US . call.
1.-THE highest price paid for old furniture, and
new furniture exchanged for old at moderate
rates. Nv
Furniture madeto order in the best maaaer
and at reasonable rates.
Repairing and vsrnishing done in the best
manner and at low prices.
;~decstwao HESKEI. & TsCHNN.
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ENOR SALE-A 1ne bred Attorney Bull,
y years old, sired by imported Lancaste
dam by imported Pilot. Both in Herd Book
Apply to JOSEPH TIBBETT,
Back Creek Neck,
laass 2tw. Cecil County, Md.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
A Dull but Strong Stock
Market.
MONEY Al USUAL RATES
Gold III l-S-Furi u ShipmentS--Sperula-
tors Favor Higher Prices.
WALL STREET,

SATURDAY, July SO r. NJ.
rne stosk market lo-day was dun as REGARDS
transactions anu ct unexpectedly nrm In re-
speet TO prices A are numoer Of active opera
tors lett the street at early hour. In order 10
,uioy the rest which attachss to the anniversary
occasion but it was not observable that the mar
ket suffered from tue.r absence. ON the contrary,
being left 10 Themselves stOcAs showed harden
ing teneency, anu compared with tine earlier
prices were not Ony strong. but strongly indie.
alive of the purp0 es OF the ensuing week. 1t
will be borne IN mind mat the STOCK Exchange
will not again meet until eleven O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Tuesday. The feagUre OF the day was Lake SaoTe,
which advanced IRON jSls 10 20, but ended at $50.
western Union WAS next IN point OF interest but
was comparatively steady at 1917 a 1914 1917
5sz 7osI. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph solo
At about IN 22H. Lne opened at Is, advanced
10 151I, tell on u ltl aud osed at l4S. North
TERED at 40 49& 405a. Union Pacific opened at
E5h, went on TO 10 AK ma closed at the latter
figure. 81. Paul was drm at 81 53X. ohio and
Mississippi was STEADY at 29ss 22A 22H. other
prices will be found 90 ow, he changes OF the DAY
being quite inconsequental for reasons above
u0ted
TIE SALES TO-DAY
amounted to only 7e,oOO shares, which were
distributed among active stocks as follows:-New
York Central and Huas u, go shares; Erie, g. 300;
Lake Shore, Is, 600; Northwestern, 1900; DO pre-
Yerred, 100; Pacinc Mail, 1880; st. Paul, 800;
0hios, 200; Western Upion, %, 600; Wabash, 100;
Union Pacific, 1,OOO Land and Mining Company,
1000; do. prelerre 200.
The following table SHOWS the opening, highest
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
FINANCIAL.

IoNpoE PRODUCE MARExr-LoNBoN. july 3--Eyen
ing Spirits turpentine, AS. %. a 22s. per cw5.
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me discounts in open market for three months
bills Is sic, or 5-1o below bank rate. Rentes In
Paris are 64I n &c. Tho following are thu quota
tions at nalfpast one p. NJ. -Consols, money,
94H; co., account OAK . s4k; 1896 bonds, old,
1909 1867 bonds, 1O6k ten-lorty bonds 1o4H a
1O4X; new hves, 1881 1O4; Erie, 12I 12s..
Two P. M.-Ten-forty bonds nrmer. lo4h q 1919 I;
Erie nrmer, l2H a12A.
BANK SHARES
The following bids were made for the city bank
stocks to-day all ex July int rest America, 100
Butchers and Drovers', 1870; Central National, 90;
Chemical 1,eoO: City, 300; Commerce, 100; Cont
mental 90; Corn Exchange, I3l; First National
200; Fourth National, Os: Importers and Traders.
1876; wing. 1870; Mercantile, 1908; Merchants, III
metropolitan. 1917; Nassau 100; New York laS
State Of New York, I12G rradesmen's, 40; Union'
ls7H.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed firm at the following
quotations; United states currency SKIES 122H
l22H DO DO, 1881. registered, 1907 l2lK; do.
DO. do. couooa, 1879 l22H; DO. hve-twenues,
1862 coupon, lis; do. DO, 1854, registered, 11SS
q 1181E; do. DO, do, coupon, l1SK no. do. DO,
1865, registered. 1904 121; DO. DO. do., Coupon
I22H l225l; do. do. do, new, registered, 1907
a l2ON; 40. do, DO. do coupon, 120k 13Os; do.
do 1857, registered 12lA l21K; do do, do cou-
pom, 122 l22h do do. 1868, registered, l2lZ 4
12I3l 90. do. ao., coupon, l2lH 1872 do ten
forties, registered, I174 a lls; do. 40, coupon,
1l9h Il97<; 90. lves, 1881, registered, 117z q
lis; do. do, DO, coupon, 1lSx llsyI.
STATE AND RAILWAY BONDS.
In State bonds old and new Tennessees SOLD at
47h, old North Carohnas at COX, new non-fund-
able South Cerona skies at and New York
County Loan, registered. at l06. In railroad bonds
dealings at the board aggregate 200 IN twelve
descriptions. or these $37, 900 were in the Pacific
mortgages at firm quotations. Lake Shore con-
soidated, registered 1rst, sold at 1907 100
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated at &C.
Erie seconds at 9s and Galena and Chicago Grsts
at 1917.
FOREIGN SILK FABRICS
The value OF foreign silk fabrics marketed in
New York for the FIRST six months OF the current
calendar year compares as follows with the same
period last year and the year before:--
January to June 80 1S75............ $13. $50, 900
January TO June 80. 1874 H. 234, 900
January 80 June 3d. 1873. -..........- 1881, 900
The value OF oil foreign dry goons tstlks In
cluded) marketed here for the first six months Of
the year compare as follows
January 90 June so, 1875. $50 $50 900
January TO June 30, 1874. 81 COS 900
January TO June 3d. 1873 65 SOC, 900
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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->-0-e
FINANCIAL.
A JOHN HICKLIN0 A CO., BANKhRs AND
n. Brokers' "a Broadway, New York
Puts, Calls ana Spreads
l 70 ~ distance from market
Parties wishing TO operate In stocks should call or
write for 72page book
I'MEN AND IDIOMS or WALL sTREKrnf
Sent free to any address
Orders executed by mail and telegraph Money
vested 10 privileges contracts closed and funds for
warded to parties at q distance.
JOHN HICKLING Co. " Broadway, New York
ExOHAhGE NAMEs GIVEN AT TIME OF PUR-
CHAsE); NO PHlVILkgES FOR LESS THAN 100
snAREs; og Es PPRINGIPALs DO NOT ApyE RIIsE.j
MONEY is LOST AND MADE m WALL STREET.
NAILED FREE TO ANY ADDRESS
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The following table SHOWS the opening, highest
nd n L IA do
ADVANCE AND DECLINE

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The changes during the last twentJ-:our hours
are as i0ows:-
ADvANcE.-Hannibal and ST. Joseph, ~; Lake
shore, r.; Pacific MAIL q; Rock Island, u;
VI estern Union Il.
DEoLINE.--Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, x;
New YORK Central. q; c., Q. and l. O., v North
west, common, y; Quicksilver common, u;
Wabash, %; Union Pacific. q Mariposa, u; Dis
trict OF Columbia thiee-sixty-Ave bonds, q.
The stationary stocks were Atlantic and Pacific
preferred, Delaware and Lackawanna Erie, Har-
EN-, Panama, ST. Paul. do. preferred.
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THE ROSA D'ERINA
i Musical Miracles, Cooper Institute,
SUNDAY EVENING, July a. ~ O'CLOCK. Father Tom
Burke on the Music OF the Church and the National
Music OF Ireland read and illustrated by
ROSA D'kRINA.
Ireland's Queen OF Song
Admission, SOC. reserved T5c. Tickets and pro-
grammes at The Rosa ID Erina Academy Of Music, ID
East Fourteenth
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90 O0O WANTED A PARTNER. TO TAKE
pZ.UOO. half interest and help increase IN an
established mems furnishing goods business Broad
way good opportunity is offered TO a gentleman with
the above capital Address ID. &, Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
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A LOAN or 5000 wANTBD-ON A LARGE PLOT
a OF Lots, eligbiy located, IN the Twenty fourth
ward close 10 depot Address GOOD BoNbsMAN,
usrAld once
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Axes Of re-
serve ab'v
legal re-
qGirements $21 $685. 800 s2e.Is2,525 lnc a. 1885, o25
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money was freely onered on call at about the
rates recently quoted--tO wit, 2H and per cent
Commercial paper is unchanged. Foreign ex-
change was firm at 4.66}s a 4.s7 for sixty days
bills; prime sight bills were quoted below 400.
THE iGoLD MARKET.
Gold opened AZ 117JI, and remained steady at
This figure all day, with few exceptional sales at
511 The rates paid for carrying we're l. Ia and
per cent.
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
Gold balances 81, 960, POS
currency es...................... 1923 500
%ross cearlnRs ,..................... %, 200
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. S8e, 1854 655
currency DalanceS... 4,V02 $40
Soiq exchanges..... ................,... 62O4,2l9
COLO balances. '...................-... lO7S,627
WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
lenCy eAohahses ...-..'....ss'. *4io,sOz, $50
Gi.ency Daiahces OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2S,l0O, sol
Iod eeaafCnSnges. ..................... SS,G4306
Nou oaiahces. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. zoos, sos
The shipments o, gold to-day amount to
sl'soo,ooO Further engagements have been made
Hs SAID for next week amounting to about
50CoOOs. The following are the actual specie ship
menta 10 Europe to-uay:-L Won hoffman,
S5OO,O0oO; Belmont h Co.. $500 900; BALM A Co.,
S25O,0OO; Norton Bliss Il Co., $500 600; Eugene
Kelly Co. $50 600; Sele man Co., $3.50 900; total
81 $50, 0OO-of which $l,s5Oo zoo is GOLD coin. the
total specie shipments Tor the week were
s. $50 IS, OF which no. 100 was gold coin and
She remainder silver coin and bars The imports
OF specie for the week were ssh, 4ss SILVER and
Sl12, 6Sl gold coin total, tlS4 100.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Warrington adv report that the Treasury
shipments for the week ending to-day we're az fol-
lows;-Legal tenders and fractional currency
81, $4,000. The following is the Treasury state
ment:-Bonds held by the United states Treas
urcr as security for national bank circulation,
33el,527, 700; for deposits OF public moneys,
So 10000. National bank circulation outstand-
Eng at this date, sS4e 800; OF which $259soOo
are In national gold bank notes. Internal revenue
receipts today S402 $40; customs receipts to-day
e52L2S2. National bank notes received for re-
aenpton during the week, 81 7e7, Ss2. The Assist
ant treasurer paid out to-day $500 900, gold, on
account Of Interest, s1sl, 900 In redemption OF
ove-tWentJ bonds. The Treasury operations for
the week included the disbursement Of S. 263, 600
gold on account OF interest, sra 400 In redemp-
son Of hve-twenty bonds and the receipt OF
81, 6GS, 500 loT customs.
THB FOREIGN MARKET.
London advces report that ESQ 900 bullion have
zone lb'o soe Rank sI EnGlaud on baiapca is-aaS-
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AT REASONABLE RATEs-NoNkY ON LIFR AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and
other securities Insurance Of all xmas elected with
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LOSING rRICEs--s 2. ".
THE BANK STATEMENT.

The bank statement shows gain OF nearly ave
millions in specie, occasoned by the July coin in
terest payments while the legal tender average
was also up nearly two ard quarter millions
The deposits were increased TO the extraordinary
amount OF $40 LIS, ooo, loans being freely ex-
banded. The banks make net gain of s476s, OPS
and now hold in law nj money. in excess OF the rs
per cent requirement. $26 1872, $685. gain over last
week OF "a, 7S6,o25. The following are the conf
narrative totals -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A SERIES DRAwING-TAMMANY HALL, TUES.
n. day, July 8. O'CLOCK = M.--1wenty Door Pre-
mum Mortgage Bonds Of Industrial Exhibition Com
Bonds purchased Al companys of1ce before =.
NJ participate In drawing. induce buy at
orce. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY, II East
seventeenth street Open all day Monday, July g.
EVERYBODY WHO HAS $40 60 AT ONCE TO THE
~ office OF the Industrial Exhibition Company, "
Last Seveuteenth street. and buy $50 premium Mort
gage Bond Series drawing NJ 1ammany all Tuesday,
duly Q, ats M 900 bonds TO be drawn. Immediately
after drawing each OF the thousand worth el00 Open
all day Monday, July
ONLY 81 FOR A QUARTER BoND-S20 PREMIUM
" Mortgage Bonds Of Industrial Exhibition Company.
Buy before series drawing Tuesday, p N. Iammany
Hail. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY, IL Rast
seventeenth street open all day Monday, July g.
G10O FOR A go BoND.-sERIEs DRAWING AT
DlOO Tammany Hail. Tuesday July 5P NJ; 200
bonds be each bond Is at once worth
AZ least $ly5 Open all day July Better buy AZ
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION CoMFANr, II Bast Seven
eenlh stre e.
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June 90. July g. Differences
Loans s27e, 707, 500 s279, 397 200 Inc 81 $50 400
specie ..... S.S47,o l3,S24,eoO Inc. 4o77 600
Legal tends 7149i,5O0 49, 8S2, 100 Inc. $40 600
Deposits 1885, 1855 900 245, $685. 700 Inc. TO- 1873 TOO
Circulation. 19,0l6500 500 Dec. 34000
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and the total liabilities;-
June 26. Julp3. Differences
Specie .... $S,S47000 s13,S24G GOO Inc. 81 977 COO
legal tends 7I.4eL5OO 1882, 100 Inc 2,34O6OO
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Stock Privileges.

at best rates In keL members OF New Work Stock
E1chSnge; operations made against approved contr acts
on moderate margins; orders promptly attended TO
By mail or wire book on Wall street sent Tree
IA ana Hrok
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IS. o42, 500 el,474,175

We. $50, as8,0.o sS5s5e,7OO Inc-.$7, a1s, 200
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-02-25
LOUISIANA.


New YORK, Feb. PA New Orleans special
to the Herald last night says it is now very ev'
ident that the Wheeler compromise will be ac-
cepted by the Conservatives. AT the caucus of
the Legislature the vote to go into executive
session is admitted on both sides to have been
a test vote; it stood 81 to 49, Dispatches have
been received from many leading Democrats
advising this course, and the probabilities are
that the majority in favor of its acceptance will
be still larger. Dispatches were received. stat
ing that in the event of its acceptance Wheeler
would Immediately return to New Orleans to
make the arbitration necessary to the ADJUST
menU Governor Kellogg expressed his salts
faction at the results, and says he has always
been willing to abide by the decision of the
Congressional Committee, that he had been
notified last Saturday of the decision III his ia
vor, and was at a loss to understand why Nc
Emery should have protested. when he repeat
edly agreed to abide by the same decision.
Pinchback has been telegraphing to the colored
element vigorously. He charges that Kellogg
sold HIM, and considerable excitement exists
among the sable politicians. On the other
hand, the Conservatives generally appear in
different and seem inclined to accept the prop
osition. Governor McEnery's friends are in
dignant. They regard it a sacrifice of principle
and Still hope for the defeat of the proposition.
His protest caused some comment but no ex-
element whatever, and the prospects are that
the great Louisiana case is at last settled.
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BosroN Feb 24.-lRepOrted for the Press. THE
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Obio and Pennsylvania pick-ock 5S q
6Oc do cl.oce XXX 81 a SOC; do fine So q Soc; me-
dunn 81 "a SIC; so a SIC; Michigan extra and
Xxx 81 "a SIC; fine so "a sic; medium 81 "a 52c COM
mon II az 4Sc other Western fine and 40 a SIC
medium 40 "a SIC, comnon 45 az 48c; pulled extra
40 "a 55c; supertne 40 a 55; No l. 25 az 35c; comb
ing fleece 81 % Csc; California 10 "a 40c; Texas %
60 42c; Canada 40 a 55c; do combing 65 q TO- Smyr-
ma washed II "a 33c; do unwashed IA % PC; Buenos
Ayres 18 "a $50; Cape Good Hope SO q &c; Austral-
ian As a SEC; Donskoi 20 q SEC; Mestiza pulled 80
"a sac.
The demand for Wool is fair and prices remain
quite steady Stocks in the hands of manufacturers
is quite small and, with better demand for goods
and more remuneratiye prices, the prospects OF the
trade are more hopeful, than for some time past.
We do not look for any material change in prices up
or down. for the present but with any increased de-
mand for Wool the market must he firm and strong.
In New York no business of Importance has been
consummaed since our last. The demand has been
limited to the actual daily requirements OF manutac-
turers who seem to believe that prices Will recede
from their present position, and are holding back 70
await the time when they can purchase on, whae
they consider, more favorable terms.
In Philadelphia the quiet condition of the market
noted last week still continues, owing 10 tn9 partial
suspension of operations by many Eastern ml MI
caused by the ice in the streams. Inc market Is
very bare of medium grades which are IN steady ue-
mand at full prices, while fine WOODS are entirey
neglected.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

A snow storm INSTRUCTED railroad travel in
England yesterday
The Republicans of the first Congressional
District of Connecticut unanimously renomi-
mated Gen. Hawley yesterday.
The American Institute of Mining Engin-
GERS held meeting at New Haven yesterday,
and several interesting reports were read.
A. & S. Baker, fruit dealers in New York.
have failed. Liabilities 100000.
Daniel Shock, an old hermit, living in a little
shanty IN Cincinnati, was found in his hut
Tuesday night dead. Among his effects were
$500 in promissory notes and about 500 in cur
rency.
Col, Caleb Sibley, well known in the army
the last forty years, q native of Sutton, Mass,
died in Chicago last week, aged sixty-nine
years.
A heavy snow storm prevailed in eastern
Minnesota Tuesday night, with high wind.
1t is probable that all railroads in that region
will DO blockaded
About all the boats on the different lines to
New England via Long Island Sound, have re-
sumed their daily trips Navigators all COM
plain of the absence of buoys, which have been
carried away ice.
Judge Stammler died in New York yester-
day.
Daniel Viel was convicted of murder in Bos-
ton, yesterday, and sentenced to be hung
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Awnings, Tents, Flags, Boat Sails
Covers, Canvass Letterings,
Decorations, &C..
40 1-2 EXCHANGE STREET,
F.. A. l. E. A v i Il.
mes eOslsn
CONSERVATIVES, Take Malice
40 1-2 EXCHA

Every moment of delay makes your cure moro
hopeless and much depends on the judioious choice
of a remedy. The amount OF testimony in favor of
DIR. Schenck's Pulmonc Syrup. as a cure for con-
SUMPTION far exceeds all that lie brought 10 SIM
port the pretensons of any other medicine. See Dr
Schenck's Almanac, containing the certificates of
many persons of the highest responsibility who have
been restored to health, after being pronounced in
durable by physicians OF acknowledged ability
Schenek's Pulmonic Syrup alone has cured many. as
these evidences will show but the cure is often mr.
moted bv the employment Of two other remedies
which Dr. Scheuck provides for the purpose These
additional remedies arc Schenck's Sea Weed Toni;
and Mandrake Pills. BY the timely use of tbes,,
medicines, according to directions, Dr. Scbepck GER
cured. ~
DIR; sehenck will be at the Quincy House, Boston,
on the following Wednesdays, from 10 o'clock.
JAN 18th AMI 9Th, Feb. 10th and oath and March
10Th and oath. Consultation free; but for thorough
price is SIS.
DR.. Sehenek is professionally at his principal Of
ice, Corner Sixth and Arch Streets Philadelphia,
every Monday, where all letters OF advice must be
addressed.
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