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t!on OF tho lumber country, md In son1o sec.
ttons where Tho fnll Of enow has been lieht Il IL
feared that all Of 1t will melt away. Fnrs
wenk. md several varieties were quoted lower.
Seeds were In Eoo1t demand and etcndy, though
timothy was slow at the close. broom corn, hops,
and wool continue Qn1ct and steady. Hay was
dull, except That tho city trado was bny'nR prairie
TO store. md prices for nil descriptions were un
changed. The offerings Of potatoes were larger,
and Tho market easier for car-lots. Game, rgR.,
ANIL poultry were slow nnt weak.
Rail ffcights werG nnoted FIRM At the recent nd
vance. The ratcA bcinR toe on grain and f0c on buK
meats and e0c per btl on -four 10 New York. and
f''c for hulk meats and 41c on grain tn Boston;
nlso BIC on grain to Baltimore. and BIC Ito 10
Philadelphia. There was only moderate Inquiry
for car, and not many Offering but II II expected
that the supply will tnercnsc before long,
CORN rH1CEs.
\ correspondent acnls us tho following 40 Tho
arguments. pro and con. IN The case Of corn:
The reasons for higher prices are the possibility
Of a European war tvery doubtful now); the In.
proved price Of whcat; large quantities fed during
the winter hceause Of rratracted cold weather; and
an increased European consumption.
The rcasons for low prices arr tho decline in
Eold cqnn 10 nhont &c per basl,ct: the large crop
raised in all Southern Stntc*; the largc ssoeks at
leading American and t'rlsh no!nts tsce tlatc
herewith: the lnfec crop Of last year. with the
sntptne held nscr from tho crop Of the previous
ycas. The following we're the stocks Of corn:
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EAsT BAGISAw, .lEth., Jan. 3l.-vhe rnFkeAcking
buslneas !n th4 city fuT tho season II about hnahcd
Tho folio lux numtert OF 1restd hogs have becn puE
rhase NY the nrus engaged In tic packing tuhines4;
i. Hatly, l. 1871. Fred Hubert, ltno: StIn.le Dros,
u1i; Jostph Hubert, 3a,. TuA1 7,. Tbs sycraae
weight 40 hs making grand total Of l.+51 Gau
M Vt pork. "a average rricc OF 7e. Thu hogs cauc
from 6a.{uaw, Tu4cuIz, Oakland, 0euesss, Gsat!ot
shiAwaysce, and lnzhAm Counties.
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steady aud uochaaRe1 standard white. 10 test :7s
FlSEsaCRu. Iau. Observation-Disclosures $3- An
ll4a Al pafksrs; re1nc1 unchanged.
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the tic ,sssna a: e, 81 4 :1a s' .. s:tss
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EEw YoxK, Jan. 3i.-BuAineAs fairly active with
cosntAstou huises, but thu johbng trade continues
light Cotton koots wcts hr1i. Grcruu u su4 lsd
Dauk be&ched shEtlngs 4dyAnced hc. Prints act
1ss searcc, sud nrn FfteGa thousand pieces Atling-
too a1pacas sold 1t auction sud brought good pEecs
, 1877-02-01

FIFTY shares OF North Side City Railway were
sold at 13O
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COTTON.

NEW OkLEAN1. Jan. 3i.-c1rTuN-DcmAnd actisci
sales 7StU bales; 9untottuns unchanged: receipts,
Net 3E:t; grusa, 3G1l; exports 10 Liverpool 1.os,;
to Genoa. 81; to New York I.ia, stock. III, ,K'ss.
SAVANNAH. IAn, 3l.--CnTTHN-Quist snd nrtn:
ntdlnxs, l:sc net receipts. 0o bales; Ases. aJ;
con4twise, iaa.
Monltx, Jan. ,1,-C0TTox-Quiet md steaIy; mid.
d.inEA i.'lc; nct feccpta s. 453 haes; saea. l,hu;
to Great ustsiu, .ysi 10 the Channel aG13; coast
vic. IT,.
GALVESTON. Jan. 3t.-CorroN-Iregular; mlridlnst
i.&.; net receipts las! eatcsI sto-st Iat1: saita.
tHi exports " France. l,33lt 10 tho Eunttncu l9i3
coaHtwi4d, 73a.
CAARLAATox, Jan. si.-coTrnN-steadtcF; mid
ding l2}tc; net receipts s.&3i bales: salus1 1..n
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North German IIloyd.

The steamers of this Company wilt est1 every sa.e.
!ia,cs Of pa~agr-Ero,n New York % soltialirtons
inn!on. fayrr, anh Iren,en nE.t saln. s!,. s:,u52
o. passage Appiyto OEiKlEH3 u Ct>s,
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STATE LINE,

NEW YoRK T9 t31AsioH ssIyEgnrYo! punL11
sFAFE sFAFEE 3E St. Fss
TIM. iieia;, Tickets. fi,, g t.; snrrcnry. rs
81 rates. Apply to AUSTIN, BALDWIN 4 ct',, ute>
~'"' Il WA1iIlACK. Msuapc1 Il C1ark.st chtcara
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large addition to the value of his farm.

large addition to the value Of his farm.
Temperance meeting Tuesday eve
ming. Songs and instrumental music
by the Vance's. Address by Mr..
PEBBLES. The pih Of the lecture
showed how uncOnsciously parents
created an appetite for stimulants in
food and drinks, creating an appetite
for that which is stronger. Comic
songs by BERTHE Balch, ''Prehaps she's
riding on a rail" was we'll rendered.
The fourth was celebrated in vari-
GUS WAYS. A goodly number went TO
Whitefeld who were well entertained,
many staying to the fire works. Some
weot TO Lancaster, some Hastings
Mills to a picnic and there was also
a picnic on Baptist Ilill with variety
of entertaining exercises.
Hon. J. W. Hartshorn is digging a
cellar, and purposes to bnild nice
house near the p. &. o. Depot.
While firing Il salute on the morn,
ing Of the fourth, Arthur White, and
Frank Bowkcr were burned, the latter
badly in tie face. Fears were enter
tanned that he would lose his eyesight
but on a thorough examination Thurs
day, the DIR. finds the sight unimpair
ed. Old and young men should Learn
wisdom, especily in handling powder
Cheny, the feather bed renovator i
doing wonders here, in his line o
business.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-07-07

in each others company, which were
the gifts of the generous citizens.
Everything was free. Thus, nobody
was obliged TO follow the example Of
the lady in Massachusetts, who at
tended a church festival, last winter.
Stcwed oysters were served, OIL that
occasion, at 10 cents per bowl; and
she orlerel bowl OF them, with six
spoons, so that she, and also her six
children could share them together
And fortunately, an ample amount of
time was afforded for the meal, so that
no person found it requisite to act as
did the old man at the hotel, in this
State, in the days Of stage coaches.
At that particular hotel, a stage stop
ped for dinner; and the cunning land
lord SO arranged matters that no soon
er would tie guest have his victuals
on his plate than he would be disap-
pointed. For, the door of the dining
room would suddenly open. and the
I-stage-driver would ell out: "All
aboard! Stage all ready! Can't wait
a minute longer!" The old man to
whom allu5ion has been mabe, would
not be cheated out of his dinner. For
when the stage driver opened the door
and shouted, he clutched the big roast-
ed turkey or the table, rushed into
the coach, aud ale it while he was
travelling. The young men appeared
in their bast suits; and nobody could
fail to observe how deeply they enjoy,
ed themselves. The young ladies', il
their charming summer costumes, anC
coquettish hats, were sufficiently pref
ty to cause a thrill Of envious pain t.
come to an old bachelors heart
The dinner was feast of reason;
flow Of soul; an exhibition of good
genial nature; and proof that pee
pie are capable of rendering eac
other happy. May we all he Twin
July 4, 1873; and may we gather i
, another shady bower, and have such
=, delightful meal, as we par,ook of Jul
= 4, 1877.
The third base ball nine of Grov
= ton, challenged the second nine G
: our village to play them a game (
= ball on the grounds adjacent to NJ
Woods buildings in Northumberland
e about two miles north of this villae
on the Groveton road, last Saturda
and our boys desireous to show the
q good will and grit, if not great d
] gree of science, accepted the challeng
and likewise met on the above groun(
e and fought for their laurelS. The 70
lowing is summary of the scores:
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&dra'.ll Br,ines' Bir''tprp.

rpxp-1T. NERCHA NDIsE.--Franl Hall,
SSNL. - - "a n. L. Hubbard,
rssEx.HOUsR. Wan. II. Hartshoim
A1ToRNEY,--C. =. Be.ton.
PuYsICAN.--.Dr. y. ;. Boyce.
lUMBkR MANF'ER.-L. r. Moore,
CRIsT MILLS. Moore.
LIVERY STABLE--Cbarles L. Hnrtshorn.
C1RPENrERS-wm. ID. Rosebrooks, VIM.
Z. washbarn, Hubbard Wiil.rd, Joseph
OT1msbY.
PoSTOFFICE,--Mm "a. IIartshorn.
SHOE MAkER,--C. W Jov.
WOOD Il LUMBER sURvEYoR,--P. n. Fol-
Mnsby.
wnEELwRIGIIrS,-. B. p. Cobb, Poole y
Moore.
BLACK SMITH, jonathan Poole.
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CHEsTES SHoFF.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE or RICHARD NEWMAN

The undersigned, having been appolnteu
Inv the Hon. Probate Court for tn; District or
ESSEN COMMISSIONERS to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands OF an
persons against the estate OF Ricna, q NV,
man. late Of Canaan in said District, deceased
and ali claims exhibited in offset thereto, mere
NV given notice that we will meet Tor the
purpose afol esaid, nj George W, Hartshorh .
August and Isl saturday of November next,
nd one O'Clock, r. Nj. until five o'clock, r NJ,
each said days, that six months from tne u
nv said Cont for said creditors to present
their claims to US for examination and
allOwsn -, -
Duted at Canaan this 18th day OF june
A. d.. 1877.
GEO. w. HARTsuoRN'l .,..,os
III. II. LUCAS,
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Cranky.
The barn on the Dean place near
f. A. Rice's owned by Duncan Stuart
was burned June goth, together with
fifteen tons of hay. The place was
uaoccuped and as a matter of course
the fire must have been either incen-
dairy or accidental. 1t was not discov-
cred until Saturday morning. The
hay was owned by 0. S. Rice formerly
of this town and Y. Stuart. Stuart had
an insurance of S 200. Oh barn and
contents probably, in the Farmer s
Mutual at Montpelier, which vii rear
ly cover his loss.
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~oMMIssloNER's NOTICE.
ESTATE OF CHARLES ID. FAIRCmLDs.

ESTATE OF CHARLES u. FAIRCHiLDs.
The undersigned, having BEEN appointed
nv the Hon Probate Court for the District OF
Essex Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands OF all per-
sons against the estate OF Chas ID, FairchlId,
late of tiulldhall in said District, deceased,
and all claims exhibited offset thereto, hereby
given notice that we will meet. for the pur-
10 :cs aforesaid, ut the Probate Office i'll Guild
hall. ON the first saturday OF August, and last
saturday OF December next, from 10 O'Clock
4. NJ until O'Clock +. NJ, each of said days
that SIX months from the 9Th day OF July A. ID
creditors to present their claims 10 us for ex.
ami, alton and allo vance.
dated at GLIldha!l, this day CT July A. D.,
1871.
VIM MORSE,
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gegal gptifss,
ssON. NATHANIEL FRENCH'S ESTATE.


ssON. NATHANIEL FRENCH'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, &c
Essex District
In Probate Court, holden at Goidhall in and
and for SAID District, on the Sd day OF July
A. d.. 1871. ..r
Chas w. King administrator on the estate
at Nathaniel W. French, late of Luh enburg,
IN said district deceased, makes application
10 said Court to extend the time hefeloio!e
allowed him 10 pay the debts duA iroih SAID
estate ana TO render his administration
&C .ount until some future day
Wherein on, it is ordered by sad conrt that
said application be heard ut The Probate
oiicg, IN GuIldhall oN tkc 3lot day OF July 1871.
And, ii is further ordered, that notice he
given to all persons concerned, by me pup
Hcat,on of this or,ler i'll the Essex County
HERALD printed at uildhall, three weeks
successiyely, before said heal ing.
WIN. IL. HARrSlIORN, Judge.
A true copy OF recorIl--attest.a .
" Vim. IL. IL ARrSH0RN, Judge
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Arrivals and Departure
of Mails.

Mails arrive Mt Guildhall Post ONCE from
the south, at O'Clock P. NJ. From the North
at clock A. NJ
Mails leave Guildhau Post Ooffice, for all
directions. 1t 5:2oP.M.
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1psa' Js'ps.
GUILDUALL.
Subscribe for the HERALD,

The Grange made fine appear
ance in the procession on the fourth.
We arc glad 10 see Thomas Hub
hard and Webster Atwood among us
again. They arrived just one day too !
late to witness the first fourth of July |
celebration in Guildhall for 10 years. |
They look sell and report good sue
cess.
On account of tie large space
which we devote 10 o. important 10.
Cal news this week. we are not able to
present the usual religious column. 1t
will appear, however. next week, and
include the latest Ministerial news.
Misses Hattie and Maggie Grannis
Of this town, will enjoy vacation
next week, during which they will
attend the teachers convention, at
Montpelier.
MUSICAL AND EVOLUTIONARY ENTER
TAINMENT.-We are pleased to an
nounce that Mrs. Sparks and Mrs.
Olcott will give one of their popular
and highly entertaining entertain
ments at thu Congregational church,
next Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Sparks is fine elocutionist, and q
pupil Of the eminent John G. Cowper
of Boston. And Mis-. Olcott is an
unexcelled soloist in this vicinity. Ad-
mission, Is cents.
Last Monday evening, when the
bell to the court house was ringing
for a meeting Of the committees for
the fourth of July celebration, GER
tain man in this town was invited to
60 up to the meeting, ard this was
his reply: "No I will be ID if
shall have any til ing to do with the
celebration. They stole our Presi.
dent away from us, and now let them
celebrate if they want to- Now We
are sorry that we have such man in
town. A man that will let a little
political strife upset all regard which
he has for himself, or the patriotism
for the celebration of the grandest
event that ever appeared on the page:
of history, does not deserve to enjoy
the free air of a free republic, nor thu
free schools, and free institution
Which he SO ardently and vehemently
advocates.
The morning of the fourth dawned
with its sky overcast with rain-lIk
appearing clouds vely early in th
morning, but soon The genial rays {
old sol. lit up the scene, and very 500
the heavens were cleared of its gloom
look, and the warming orbits of til
sun filled all With enthusiasm and pa
riotism. Just as the sun was appear
ing, the National emblem Of our nj
ton, the stars and stripes was III
up to the masthead of our l!bert
pole, and the artillery, under til
charge of Messrs. England and Hodg
Saluted it, by a Federal salute
thirteen guns. The next on the PR
CRANE was the Antiques and Horr
bles, under the charge of Gen. lfo
tentot. They paraded our streets f
considerable period, and then repai
ed to the common where they listent
10 hurlesqne Grafton by the oratc
Hon. Mr.. Sykes. They were We
good, and afforded the younger pc
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Churches.

CoNGREG ATIONAL,.-Rey. J. G. Wills.
PrrucLiuv both forenoon aud afternoon.
METHODIST. Rev. W. G. Robinson, Preach
ing both forenoon aud afternoon.
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Northumberland, N. H.

GENERAL MERCHANDIsE,---R. L. Adams
Patrons of .lusbsndry.
POST OFFICER. L. Adams.
WHEELW RIGHTS, -Wm. Marshall.
BLACKSMITHS,--Wm. II. Poole 4 Son.
PEGS, STRAW BOARD and STARCH, Rob
srt Chase X Son.
NORTHUMBERLAND TOLL BRIDGE,..-Geo
Poole, keeper.
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County Officers {:

CLERK. c. E. Benton; JUDGES, Porter Hin
man and Isaac II. Houston; SHERIFF, j. A
Mansur; JUDGE OF PROBATE, VIM. Ii. Harris
horn; REGISTER OF PROBATE, e.. +. Benton
TREASURER. Richard Small: STATES ATT OR
NEY, Geo. w. Hartshorn; HIGH BAILLIFF, G
L. Ramsey; COURT AUDITOR, K. &. Chase.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-07-07
STARS OF GUILDHALL.

Although our boys got waxcd they
returned home in good spirit and not
in the least discouraged. They say
that the, Groveton's can't do that G.
ain. WIN. Beede, umpire.
We noticed the genial continuance
of {. II. Weeks of GA naan Vermont,
on our streets last Tuesday.
All who wish { copy of this weeks
issue, with full account Of the cele-
bration, can be accumulated for 5
cents each.
We have received from John f.
Perry & Co. Music Publishers of
Boston, Mass, new song entitled
''The Isles of BY and By" This is
one of the finest of pieces, with uneX-
celled harmony and beautiful senti-
ment Of words attached. All lovers
of fine music should not fail to avail
themselves of q copy of this valuable
song. .r
And now Mr.. p. r. Follensby
comes to the front to tell what he
knows about eggs. He brought lis
an egg, laid by common hen, which
measures Z "a x IA inches. Mr.
Follenshy states that the egg was laid
in perfectly lady-like manner, and
that the hen made no unusual demon.
STATIONS, whatever. 1t wasn't much
of a day for eggs either. The hen is
well, and don't forget TO drop an egg
every day.
We call attention to the new adver.
tisment of f. w. Silsby in another
column. From personal knowledge
Of the quality of his goods we can say
that they are exactly what he repre-
sents them to be; and should any o.
our patrons desire any thing in his
line, we would Recommend them tc
purchase of him. as he is squar,
dealing fellow.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-07-07
EAST III YEN.

EAST BAPEN.
Some Of our citizens arc commenc-
ing to do their hayiDg. The grass
crop is about an average of former
years.
s. S. Hudson has done god job
on the highway in his district, as sur
veyor, leaving the road in good con-
dition.
Oscar Davis has sold his grocery to
his creditors. twill soon be REQ cn-
ed.
Two young men from st. Johnsbury
went to the Moose river in this towr
on fishing excursion, and returned
after stopping one day, with 500 trout
The apple crop promises to be
good one here this year, the trees al
being well filed with small apples.
w. s. Hunter celebrated the foult
by INDUCING in eating some new.pc
tatoes, which he raised in his garden
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B. G. & M. r. r. Time
Table.
Members of the Essex County Bar re-
siding in the County:

Geo. n. Dale, d. S. Storrs and z. NJ. Manaur,
Island Pond; Geo. w. Hastshorn. Canaan
L. y. Benton, Guildhall; Harvey & Gleason
and A. +. NichelS, West Concord.
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LHHfubHs'g.

L"HtnBWvg.
On the morning of the fourth, as
usual, the boys walked up early.
First some parties fred an anvil, and
later in the day, fired cannon.
Just send in your beds and have
them c!eansed at the shop Of Moore
6 Son, as their work is done in the
best style, and beds ,clcanspd at their
shops are as good as new.
Any one wishing to buy a new bug
gy or sleigh, or want any repairing
done, should call upon Balch & Son.
They do their work well, and give good
satisfaction.
The overseer Of the poor, has estab-
lished Tlampo hotel. Henry VALLEY
is the accommodating landlord, and
all tramps are invited to give him q
call. This hotel is half a mile from
the village on the Concord road, and
they may be accommoda, TO srpre., ,
I'D ,iog.ald ). en- Il :, for i " epIs,
Moses T. : men 'ai~a larle Darn
"A Tues ,.y, when fash q viii be a
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BRUNSWICK.

BRUNSWICK.
Every room in the Brunswick
Springs House is either occupied or
engaged. This speaks well for the
quality of those springs, aud the man
ner in which Mr.. Rowell keeps things.
We wish this resort an abundant size
cess.
Quite a number Of our farmers have
commenced their haying. 1t is eX-
pectod that the may will be an aver
age crop here this year.
The Cornet Band that played at
North Stratford on the fourth, visited
the Springs House, and sercnaded the
guests of the place.
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cANAAN

C4NAAN
In our last issue hut one, we said
that c. II. Weeks, our landlord, had
about I3 bushels Of potatoes planted,
and about as many oats sowed. We
meant to have said that he had 43
acres of potatoes planted and as many
oats sOwci.
G. w. lIartshorn is still quite weak,
and not able TO attend TO much bust
ness.
We were visited short time since
by Johustun's New York Theatre
They had a fair house.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-07-07

All who wish { copy of this weeks
issue, with full account of the cele-
braton, can be accumulated for 5
cents each.
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"Few and far between"

OF beans deserves an encomlum, for
the thoroughness with which they
were cooked. The various kinds of
cake were splendid, and we offer a
compliment to the fair ones who COM
pounded them. And it is strikingly
evident, judging from the success they
attained, that they do not need Pere
Blot's or the Presbyterian cookbook
for their instruction. The pies were
equally satisfactory and it isno won
der that they disappeared with such
rapidity, after the meal was in pro-
gress. Whoever made the thrst-as-
suaging lemonade. knew exactly how
to mix his ingredients, in order to
have the liquid most desirable TO the
taste. And when it had all been
drank, it is natural that expressions
of regret were uttered by all who had
tried it. That it was merry, sym :
pathetic crowd that sat at the tables,
is fact that cannot be denied. They
all seemed to remembered the Golden
Rule, which would have do to Others,
as we want to have them do to US.
After all, it is the good Samaritan
like religion, which the world impera-
lively needs. And this faith would
) incite to feed the hungry, without ask.
ing them to which church they belong
/ and it would, also, lead us to clothe
the naked, and shield the wanderel
for the sake of humanity. No inAu
. ences bring people SO cordially togeth
4 or, as do the sharing of their com
= mon sorrows, and wants. And it il
: no marvel because all the people wer,
: SO blssfnl while they ate the yiand
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-07-07
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES SENT FREE.

POWER combined
theseO aIeU nriva1ed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-07-07

We noticed the genial continuance
of {. II. Weeks of Ca naan Vermont,
on our streets last Tuesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-01
WEATHER. REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.--For the Middle
states. rising barometer, north 20 west
winds, clear or partly cloudy weather, and
in the northern portions occasional light
SHOWS are probable, with stationary OF
slightly lower temperature.
For the South Atlantic and East Gull
States. rising barometer, north to west
winds. stationary or lower temperature,
end generally clear weather. followed in
the latter by falling barometer and rising
temperature.
For the West Cult States, falling baromc-
ter, eastcrly 10 southerly winds, warmer,
clear, or partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rising followed by falling barometer, cold
northwestcrly winds backing to warmer
southwesterly or southeasterly, partly
cloudy weather, and in the latter occa-
sional light SHOWS.
For the canal regions Of Ohio and the
Middle States the temperature will con-
tinue below freezing Saturday night.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool throughout the day. About 4 A. III.
there was Slight fall Of snow.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 4. NJ, 20
A. NJ, 81; noon. A.; =. ~, "a; 6 P
NJ, 81; midnight, -.