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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19
The Beecher Trial.

! he DISCRIMINATION of MI. liltou
during the last week. has been very
scratching. hut it j. not Vet evident that
his direct testimony has been weaken
ed very r>>,ntiallN He WIS cNamincd
very particularly a> :" the amount of
his property and income in l-7O. and
his relations With Mrs. Woo'llull He
admitted going {" tomcN Island with
her hut denied that he went in hatlIlm.
He said thai he may have Staid at hen
house olcI night. but not more than
once. Wo"dhuI!s statement lIr thought
WAS from information obtained from
hi mother -in-l law. Mrs Morse. 10 whom
he had told the story. 1t is almost Il
necessary Inference from the testimony.
that he told her tor the purp">, of hav-
ing her tell it. a> he acknoW lodged thai
''hc knew her imtirmity of speech
When asked what was his object IN
sending his letter demanding that Nh.
Rcrchcr should leav" the pulpit. he re-
piled. "nB desire rdS h strike him To the
heart" And when asked if he did NOT
then expect that Mr.. Becchcr woul.i he
driven from the pulpit. he quickly re-
piled, YES. did. and he will be-"
lli> answers alr frequently followed hy
some continent like the above. designed
t" have weight with the jury. and serve
to relieve the ilial al some of IL, tedi-
business. Mr.. Tilton'> counsel profess
to hc satisfied with the way he has
stood the severe rross-rNamination of
Mr.. EVartS.
One of the surprises of the week has
been the production by the defendants
counsel. of what is known as "Thc
True story. This was written 10y Til
ton i'll the latter part of lS72. after the
publication of the Woodruff story
The charge against Mr.. Becchrr in thi,
story. was improper solicitation. instead
of his present one of adultery. Mr.. Til
ton acknowledged that he told Mr..
Jackson :. ShultZ in 1871 or 1872. that
his wife WAS rs pure as an angel. Thi,
is one of the peculiaritie> of the case.
that he constantly maintains his wife
real innocence.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19
Later Bad Weather
TERRIBLE CONDITION OF rHIN,r> o> mi
COAST.

COAST.
The situation OF ProNincrtowI Re
ulallI> unchanged iuI the better, Mith Il
prospect OF becoming more dIcarV. Ih.
mtcd states steamer ;,llltin arrived
there. yesterday. but was unable. ou-
ing to lee tio,.~, to render any assistance
The crews at several h>hiu" vessels
managed To reach the shore. after :,
pclllor> Journey. III some instances. oil
hours. leaving THEN vessels To their fate
There are at least Il dozen vessels " host.
crews are entirely out of provisions and
fuel. and unless >ucr"I can reach them
to-day they must perish at cold and
hIIn%"i. some of them aIt 10 oI l.
miles from shore, with the ice piled M
many feet for miles. while trrtchrrotlS
air holes and wide stretches of Omen
water render escape almost impossible
Unless the weather modtIatc> within u
hours. with westerly pili,ls. the most
disastrous results will rm>uc. The Gal
latin will emdcaVoI. to-day, to reach
some of the furnishing men. Never he
fore. within the memory at ANY inhali-
tant of ProNlncctOWu or ANY of ,he set
Elements along the Cape coast. has ice
formed III the bay to such an extent ~
ut the present time. Provincrtowm har-
hor * closed up entirely. and vast
field of ice fills the area between Wuou
End and the southern pant of thc mon
uncnt at Sandwich. - miles HcIoSS. and
extends cleaI up t" Brewster aud On
leans. Il distance of 30 miles from water
line. Except from the greatest hight,
about ProVincetowm. not the smallest
match nt l. 4
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19
Small Pox.

East Berkshire is considerably excl
ted over three cases of this di>cas,. and
the general exposure of the people
some two weeks ago Daniel Murcn had
what WAS pronounced 10y the plil >icianS
the genuine chicken poX." As he had
undergone small poN III childhood. and
had not. as he knew of. been exposed
L" it lately. the physicians had no re;i-
son to think he WAS suffering from it e..
the symptoms being the same aS of
chicken poN. In Il few days he recov-
cred. hut on Wednesday his little son
and his f>oter- mother. Mrs. Leach. were
taken down with smallpox also :;
Young lad. son of II. ID. L"vtrn. and
they are quite sick with it. There is
CONSERVATION and Il general MATCHMAKING
III the nclghhorhnod. but whether the
preventive l. i'll season To STAY the. con-
tagiou remains To hc seen.
1t is reported that there are more
ra>c> Oh Mont geometry west hill than
there were ten days ago.
The Rutland Globe. records thar a
Burlington man WAS present 1T IL silver
wedding III Walingtord "u Monday
evening. and ~ soon aS he returned
home he WAS taken down with the dis
east. The people oi NallingtoId were
Immediately notified aud sore arms are
all the fashion there now.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19

About nNt i. IN. on SATURDAY. Fchru-
AIRY H. as train No. ID Was slowly pas
sing the passenger depnt III this >illagr.
Nj. II. y. Gill. of Bolton. i'll an attempt
I" jump on the engine missed his foot
ing. and WAS carried several rods hang
ing only t., his left hand. and thrown
with great violence upoH Il glade of ice
near tn" water house, narrowly c>rap-
ing with his life. When picked up his
head was bleeding pr"tu>cll from IL cut
three inches long ON the top. his right
side badly bruised. and one foot some
What the worse for the tumble the en-
CINE wheel having PASSED near enough
t" shave the sole of his boot clean oil.
hruiSimg the foot hut not breaking the
skin.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19

Some wears ago. Il publisher named
Bowen employed Il Young man named
rilt"n To edit il paper in Brooklyn. y.
\. In order t" give the Young man .
good Send-utt. Bowen sent il ..pcr>unal''
letter to each of several of the leading
editors of the country, suggesting that
they send kilograms to Tilton ON the
night on which he should assume hi.
duties. conveying such friendly Scnti-
mentS a. should not only cheer the
Young man in his new work, but an
>ver us ''availahle" reading matter in
the aforesaid Brook yu paper. Times
have changed since then. and now not
a few people have ii curiosity to know
how the publisher feels toward the ed
it"r. \ few remarks on this subject
from Bowen would make ii demand fol
the paper in which it might he publish
ed that would even exceed that for the.
first number of the Brooklyn sheet is
sued under Tilton's editorship.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19
Death of Maj. Gen. Macy.

BrrNct Maj. Gen. George G.. Macy
died at his residence in Boston. Satur-
day. under peculiarly sad circum>tan-
ccs. He accidentally fell. Friday after
noon. and Il small pistol IN his breast
pocket WAS discharged. intlicting IL
woun which resulted in his death. He
WAS conscious and was deeply mortified
ut the manner in which he must die
He served through the war, WAS several
times wounded. and lost an arm at the
battle of the Wilderness. Since the
wal. hr hats been secretary of the Suf-
folk bank.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19
Another Cold Wave.

THE COOLEST DAY YET IN NEW ENGLAND.
The mercury reached Il considerably
lower point III many parts of Maine.
New Hampshire and Vermont on Sat
urday than on amy previous day of the
season. Saturday was hy far the cold
est day that has been experienced in
Brattleboro for some Years, and similar
reports come trcm all parts of Windham
county. One half mile from Brattle-
boro VILLAGE. at Z o'clock \. NJ. the Their
mOmeteI stood at 81 below zero. while
at : o'clock, on Main street. at several
points. it was ii below. Town>hend
reports 30 below and Fayetteville 81
below. At Guilford the thermometer
varied 56 degrees in Il hours. marking
- below zero at Z o'clock. Saturday
morning. At Montpelier the record
was - below. the coolest Vet. The
mercury reached III below and con-
%"alcd at Concert. y. Ii. and the same
reports come from several other towns.
the mercury ranging from b to ~ de
%lec> below III that part of the state be
tween Concord and White River June
ton. The coolest part of the wave did
not extend oven the entire state. how
ever. the temperature at many points
reaching but 10 degrees below. The
record III Maine |, nearly a< bad. bur
''t Hh""-St"iihs ana gales are TIA" pm
pau ""''I'> 'httc. II" i"rtIihd ana
'S"''>"'iS r"Iiioa'' l. anoHt aN hidlH
oil ;I> amy part of the Pacific, roads are
~" '"!'I "i i've" at n' yam" from on
way " H. n''"''h | h'lI>da\ ana Sal
ild'N evening 'H' Tram lldt lrit
Oh lEihh i"r "hNtI on Ndtht6"\ got
us litI Us bdI'tNl III. some - iHiit'~. ana
li'h gave IL up h"t got OF ia" tack
iniil times III S"lI" hilrk I" f"ril.ind.
ne >r'liIith on the Massachusetts, coast
are II" better on than they were when
irSl caught III me Irc-tIHr; most "i The
hSnih% Vessels on cape Col 3r" still un-
a"ie l" move. II" hlted states cutter
''"i'"'li' ""'H sue attempted !" release
tlleil ON Saturday. got caught herself.
I'm" II WIS some Ililr hrf"i" She could
TIE eN'ilrAlc". she. however, flmHIl}
alrINeh a' boston. Infringing III" crew 81
me >'h"""ti john k"mmelI. d.. Vii"
were il">'-hlttth When that vessel WAS
>il'i''e'i- h'\ Nrl" sent +" ia" hos
/ Pl''I'
SUFFERING AND >iIIrWErck u> rIII
COAST.
Tn. iut,u.,. ,nf,I .,uI ,h. ,....,,,.,,,I.,
lion~ of lee. all al.,uu H.. ,n...t and il,
th,. h.,h,rs nf \.,y E,,,I,,,I .,,,,,,..,,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19

1876 on that issue. Let lis not he scared
to death because the Democrats have
got possession of the next House of
Representatives, nor should we. in nv
opinion. imagine that we can cure every
evil 10y an additional enactment" This
i pretty sound sense. it strikes me. and
it will probably prevail in this Con-
greSs.- Washington Correspondent Troy
Times
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19
The Louisiana Question.

Mr.. f. W. Stouglton replied to
George Ticknor Curtis on the Louisiana
question. His views are outlined in the
following extract
The troops nov in Louisiana. though
10y order of the President. are really
present only because the law of Con-
%rc>> makes it his duty to send ami
keep them there. They are there. too.
t"l the purpose OF preventing the out
break of that Instruction and domeS-
tie violence which the force of the State
Is p"WerIc>> To suppress and it is
equally p"wtrleSS /" cXpel the cause,
for the men VIII" oppose the present
State government would not accept the
results of an election conducted under
its authority. The attitude of Congress.
then. l. this. 1t may, and, indeed.
must. 50 long a. the Kellogg govern
mcnt l. maintained. do 50 hl bayonets
III the hands of its soldiers, when all
men admit that these might be re-
moved, if an election could bc held. in
which the will of the people could he
fully EXPRESSED"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19

Go"D.-The Chicago grand jury re-
turned indictment, against the Times.
Tribune, Post and Mail. and the Jour
nal of that city, f"r publishing lottery
advertisements.
The recent arrest ct Il man with Il hui
man head i'll his possession. has led to
the discovery of ii society OF cannibals
i'll the interior of Hayti. Their chief.
and eighty of his arcomplices were cap
tured. 1t has been proved that they
were addicted to eating human flesh.
and all will he executed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19

lUE SEEDSMEN. The following no
tIcc of Briggs \ Brothers. who adver-
ti>r elsewhere III these columns. ap-
pcalrd III the Rochester. y. Y. Times ::
Briggs y Brothers Quarterly Floral
Work for .lauuHIN. $50. comes to Us
laden with the perfume of beautiful
flowers and the aroma ri hcalth-rivinu
and DEMONSTRATING Vegetables. The
work l. enclosed it, II cover which for
chIomatlc elegance is even more. taste
full III design and rich in colorimg than
Its predecessors. and the bulIuIIct ON
the last page of the cover j. alone of
sufficient beauty Ia frame. The cover
however. l. only a> the rind to the
meat within. Among the hundreds of
embellishments the most striking is the
rich c"l"rtd plate of the new Phlox.
for the inst time Introduced in the
/ | nitcd States the PhlnX Drummoudi
Granditi"rn Spiendens, and which the
original glover. Ernst Benary, Il cclr-
hratcd Pru>>iam florist. prom"unces the
most drlicatclN marked and gorgeous
of I'M PhloXes. The plate. magnificent
IL 1t l.. does not adequately plt>rnt
the nchnes> of tint in the uliriuul.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19
out of this County

Subscribers out of this County
VIII hpredtter remit THb their SHbscr'p-
ton. ten cents IN udditioH, far D0stdgc
ds ell newspaper PoStdJc Gtfr' january
Isl. has to be pail dtfhe office chcr" mail
ed. This riH make the CALEDoNIAN
come to Them ten cents II Venr less than
hrretOtOrr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19

FAI;MlE~' Mutual Fur INSTANCE
CoMrNNY. The directors of this com
pamN. SAYS the M"ntpclicr Waterman,
celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary
of ia" issue of the til>t policy. Tues
day. 10y unanimously passing Il rc>olu-
ton authorizing the huIldi"" commit
tee. consisting of \c>Sr>. /. +. Wales.
ct Burlington Geo. :. Shaw. of Il
.l"hil>hurl -. &. StcaIn>. ot HlHdt"Id {:
l.. l.. Pirkim and Samuel Wells. "t
Montpelier. t" purchase Il ~ilr and
erect u new building: the entire
rNpcm~" OF which should not en-
cccd twenty thousand dollars The
action wa~ taken in view "f the
absolute necessity which exists lnr
providing 1t safe pIlr, t"I THEN
hooks md records. and. it j. Thought.
that the building can Ice erected. and
sufficient room III il rented I" pay back
Il good / t. OF interest on the full in
VC~tmrnt.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19

: Harpcl> Weekly. Il candid and
generally consistent paper. >iN>: Those
republicans VIII" defend al all hazards
Il constant and summary military in
reference hIing nrI whole ~ >tcm of
"N"lnmcnt into contempt They
would. indeed. us. the military arm
only ton justice and order and the pro-
lection "t the oppressed. But did they
even hcal "t lis being used tnI ANY 9th
CT purpose Did amy dictator or tv-
rant or h>urpcr even announce that he
was IN AIMS tor injustice al disorder on
destruction Do The republicans not
>rr that they ale furnishing pleas to
democratic TYRANNY and excuses ion
d"n"clatl" oppression ! We believe
the interests OF the colurrd lace are
quite a> Important To us a. to other
republicans. We are Im"n" those who
have steadily urged the passage of the
civil rights bill. is il was framed b>
Sumner. not H. it WAS emaSculitcd b>
Butler. And The one thing that the
col"rcd race need to feel * that they
are I" depend upon thc civil authority
the regular course of law. and not upon
the | nited States soldiers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19

SUITS AGAINST TIE SOI III EASTERN
RAILWAY. Luther l.. Davis. Esq. t..
:. Consular Agent at AhcrcoIn. and
Nelson G.. Davis. of this town. have
both thought suits against the South
Eastern Railway. the t"lmrr tu 80.
900 damages and the latter Ton >lO.Unn.
for damages Irccit ed at he railway ar-
cidcmt in Sutt.n. August 18th Davis
\ Adams, Of -. Alh.:m>. are att"rnrA =
tor Luther l.. Davis. aud f.. Henry
Powell, of Richtnld. t"r \rl>"l. g. Da-
Wis. Dcputl sheriff Smith served the
papers on the company Thursday. aud
levied an attachment upon rngirr> and
passenger ears. Hon. Luther Baker
and NuprIiuii ndcut Alden I'cril.t'd tu.
the property temporarily =" that tic
passengers amt cNrtc>> Trains moved
on without hiudlaurr. The grnIlcui, II
" hn have brought these suits were both
badly and permanently injured. The
recovery of Nh. l.Uth'l J.. Davis WAS
somewhat lcmtr,thlr. ~ his skull was
fractured and muIc than Il >pu"ufIi ui
brain matter WIS lost. hc~idc> other in
luIIc> tu othcI puItl"u> eft hi body that
Nuuld have killed some men. Thanks
I" Il powerful constitution. he recover
ed. although he has not. and probably
will not. regain hi> former strength.
mentally or ph ~iralll. We lr.ln from
Tia" Montreal Herald that MI Phil"
lImhkiu. of lirchug L. e.. has al"
brought IN action tnI damages against
TIA, company. lay in" the damages, at
SlO."0O. 1t viii he remembered that
he WIS :" seriously Injured that his re
Il.
month. and hi, ic..aratl"m alleges thar
since. then he has been disabled nun,
doing business, and in all r"hahilii,
will hc =" disabled Ion life. HrL,o,d
Sentinel
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19
Banks in Orleans County.

The reader will rccollect that 10y il
special act OF Congress. If tiler-foulth>
of the Stockholders 81 voted. the lra>
bug National Bank could he moved t"
Barton At the last annual meeting.
oII account of one hundred shares of
contested stock. the three fourth> vote
WAS not obtained for Barton. though
there were almost shares enough. he
side this hundred. to vote Il removal.
So the bank remains 1T lraShurg.
Now the directors of the bank have
issued Il call for Il stockholders meeting
March IL. to see if they will vote to
put said bank into liquidation and CLOSE.
~ the same This l. to enable those
who own stock in the lraSburg bank.
and who wish il removed To Barton. To
cIu-c up The old and start new one at
Barton. Private adviccs indicate that
this party is strong enough t" carry
their point. and we look fnI Il bank ut
Barton at an early day.
Mranw hic Newport. the principal
seaport of Northern Vermont Is stirring
herself for Il bank. and next Monday
the book are to hc opened Tor the tax
ing of stock. The local paper SAY the
prospects of Il bank there are tiattcIiuS.
IT looks now H. though there would
soon he banks enough i'll that county.
SOLD AGAIN ~ we noticed last
week, the bottom has dropped ont at
the great mining scheme ON the Pacific
coast which has sci all that part of
the world nearly crazy during the past
few months. The value of mining
stocks having dropped o> cr 500 .mO. 600
in san Fra:.cisco within Il few weeks.
the Bulletin. which has >teadfl>tIN eau
Toned people against g"in. into the
speculation, pitches into the Alta. The
Post and the Chronicle. which have ell
corraged the initiation and been in
yolVed i'll il. 1t reminds them of the
analogous speculation of lS12. in which
they bore Il similar part and 10y which
mllllDllS O1 the earnings Ol Inc ultltiit
and lower CLASSES were withdrawn from
the savings banks and swept AWAY.
Notwithstanding the great richness of
the Belcher and Cr"wnp"int ''bonamza,"
discovered at that time, the dividends
in those stocks and their present value
do not make Il profitable return on them
ls AN investment, if purchased AT the
period of inflated prices.
VERMONT VIEWS. We are in receipt
of microscopic views of some noted
places ia Vermont, from Nh J. y. Web
stcr of Barton. They Include several
views about Willou.hbl Lake: New
port and Memp!rcmagog; Crystal Lake
near Barton; several Views on the Con
nccticut. and tn. new congregational
church at Barton. Dartmouth College,
etc. etc.
20 Congress has passed the bill al
lowing District Judge Smallcl his sala-
~ during lii, ON his resignation ON
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19

Two painful but not serious accidents
happened to men ut work for the O. a.
{. Steam Mill Co.. at South Barton last
week. -Nhner Mack slipped and had
his ankle run over by sled on which
were 1000 feet of timber His foot WAS
terribly damned, but no bones were
broken. Thomas Berry was knocked
down by binding pole. that flew
around and hit him in the head. He
was senseleSs for some time, and crazed
for several hours. Mack assuagcd his
grlef by taking Il widow to il parSon.
ana having her made Il married woman
by the name of Mack. Berry resumes
work, and does not want another en-
counter with Il binding pole. Monitor.
1t Is reported that Henry GOoden and
his son, former residents of Bethel. in
company with others, eighty in all, who
had formed themselves together for "A
settlement on the Green rlver, pcrished
III the great storm overland route. Re-
port says all persisted hut woman and
three children.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19
A Terrible State of Things.

The members Of the Huar sub-conI-
mite" III private conversation rXmesS
much more radical views than had been
anticipated. They describe the cundi-
tlun of affairs in Louisiana as tcrlihlr
GOV. Kellogg Is rather weak than wick
ed. lhrlc Is practically no government
there. The best Conservative elements
favor Il c"mpr"mI>c. but have been in
Inundated 10y the last ditch"IS." the ex-
Confederate B"urhon> and White Leay-
ncr~. This small calal of reckless.
violent. dangerous ui,n controls the
DEM cratic party there. The best Con-
>"r>AtiNc> II" more dare :" speak than
the nr@i"c>. Gov. Kellogg could not
sustain himself Il day if the United
states 'pS We're withdrsIvu. Me
E"rIN. IN such an event. would seize
every office III the State and unprr>S
the people. Gru. Sheridan i dr>pi>cd
hut feared. His presence has a good
effect. These Irc the personal Views Of
mrmt"r> of this committee WASTE
indtoh DcSpdtch Ia JoHrndI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-02-19

- Congress has passed the hill al
lowing District Judge Smalcl his s;lla-
~ during life ON his resignation on
account of permanent illness.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-29
Cttu Business Bts:elfyS

AUCTIONRRRs.
| L ". stidhAm Son. III X eth street
BANKERR 4 BROKERS',
r, R. Robinson o.. <o0 Market street
BARRIERS a. HAIR DRESSER
| A. AshsnbAoh. SO Market street
BELL RINGERS k BILL. pOsTNR-.
2ss 2sa.si Moon: Ns ~ e. .!Fsf Tssa ...
BOOT & SHOE DIAkEKs. and DkA,.
S.Ssoss s. als.sFsss sss 10 Ss5sss IS Matte. # st.
John i; Moreisnd, "a and Poplar strssi.
Wa " T. aTr Tarnsl II o. Vi IS IS Sssssi. stssss rs.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDkk-.
shSD ThG5us bel s,s1 e'
CIGARS a. TOBACCO.
Geo A Davis. ooa shipley street
VIM. II. Robinson, ll8s II. ith street.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, = JRwki
@ l. Bush. corner Seventh and Mario, streets.
), ftSSn S.ssSs ssS.' Is Il as ssIi stsec,. s.se''
COACH n CARHiksak NATrHisi
Wui. Grssn 4 o. 4. r. vi aud ',hil,is, a~"e.
DRUGGISTS.
Il. X Brinxhurst, 8i7 Market street
FLORISTS.
TatuaI o.. Dslswars Avopas aud Isnsfs,u s.,--
GENERAL 1NsuR NNtE As;gST~
Thomas Y. Plurnrner, b3 Market street
Woolisy Van Trump. 5lU Market street.
GENTS FURNISHING GnOp~.
3s.. = $srsss. ssn ii MN S:sisI .slss' Ma'' ''''
john p. Douxhtsn, tI0 Market s.ro.i.
HATS, CAPS. SO.
Hukil 4 Walravsn, "a Ma -he, stree
Uhas. E. Dubell, X. Sd street
HARDWARE.
James Bro., a4 Msrkst strsa,.
IRON d STEBL.
VIM Green 4 Co., B X. cor sd aud Sbipi-, .it-
LIVERY STADLEs.
Patrick Holland, S. W. cor. Front aud Orange
LOOKING-OLASsEs - W. 80.
Flwood DoAne, ~ W. sth street
II. Mcmonaxle, 3D. and King stros,s.
MERCHANT TAIL0R-
Geo Gousrt, l3 K. Fourth 81 rect
John u. MnhihAussu, il6 King struet
Samuel Miller, Jr., iUs Msrkst street
PAPER HANGINtis, suAbt-.
John h Holt, 80 and Market streets
RIAL EsTATE AGENTS.
| Eynns Pennington, Almonds 8dx, ST. 40 Ms.
NJ. N. Ohtld Co., No. I W. Tth street..
]. Il Frazer, Sd and Shipisy streets
VIM. Reynolds Co., 63l Market street
A: II. Grimshsw, No W. I'd Street
W II: Gilmore. No West 9Th street.
VIM. hoOsrllsy o., fgd Market street
RESTAURANT Il BILLIARD HbG
Joseph Fullmsr, bN and 6os Market street
SEWING MACHINES.
Grover 1 Baker S. NJ. Co., bf Kias street
New American Sewing Machine. 71h Marx. fset
COFFEE and TKA Dealers
| Union Pacific Toa COMPANY. 81. IArtst stree.
| UNDERTAKERS.
| Thos. J. Giles, al Shipey street
| H. s. Young sB Market street-(Sss sdvl