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no rIiiLADELriIIA.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AID SHORT LINE
between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
PouRTEES THROUGH TRAINS EAcN WAY DAILY,
THREE DEPOrS ~ PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IL SEW lpkh
Double Track the most Improved Equipment, ani the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety
On ana after Nov ~. 1877,
Fxprcss Trains leave New York, Dcshrosses AMI
Cnrtandt SIS FrrurS, ~ tnluw>,
7 ~ 20 q ei.sl hmriu. n NJ, - D. Il. ~, 7, -
l.,
Roats NJ Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trans az JersoS CITY AlTorlins speedy and direct
transfer nor BiuuklN travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia A2o. -, 80 =
$50 ana II A lnited express, | 80 + NJ g.
$50, !. AMI 7aa NJ, and y mtimisht On sunday,
Ticket oh,es, j1d ami ga BrpAiwAN No Aston House
and loot OF prshros,cs AMI Clrtlanit SIS Court st.
and HruuklNn ANNEX depot loot u Fulton i hfoukNh
IA ll6 and ia lluusun Il, nopokcn, depot, Jersey
Cty. knisrlnt ucket OIiee, Battery paor -
FRANK THOMSON. l. FARMER,
General Mhnhgct GEM Passenger Aftnt
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auction NOtltts.

IOIIN Is. MORGAN, Auctoneer, viii sell At pub
- lie auction on saturday Jan %, At O'Clock T..
satunris stock enNcl.pcs, papers hardware, nksands
iron saie, &c, at 81 aud 81 Maiden lane.
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Amus,mtnts.

AntustWtWs'
F'Fr" f'rs MKT rSsifiSIly EAsr NIGHT
WI WI =: 90. 600! !; E ; E..] ; J
AS CAMILLE.
PLEASE SECURE YOUR SEATS ORCHESTRA, o. 50.
NEXT MONDAY. Jan ~, MR.. DION BoucIcAuLrs
Mis-, KATHERINE ROGERS der FIRST appearance here's
a9 'Gp5 M5 IANES kE%Is Sc;
GRAND OPERA HOUSE v,o,.ors
u f66E sD0NSEi h LG' se sna N 81 esnt
LAST ssAsE EG%RASSgSS S SAFSEE F FSBa
? 9IiE ssIEf%SIIIaH Sss$ $$$$ r.
ri ffE t sffytYl'SS S 81 iTy2lS!Sao as
Positively LAST PERFORMANChS OF,
NoSphy H2GSiffAcdiry iHEss full folH cSArASY
TIE 455S SisFS ! aSSb SS%%2HSrSISs roxcr,r
GRAND BPSSTESI!SaEss,SSl sal nEaI$fSf,
Mile BrzzETTI NV 2rrNihN; soosts
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor. ............-.--..M SHERIDAN snoooK
NaI,g,r ............. NJ A. VI. PALMER
INSTANTANEOUS AMP OVERWHELMING
of DEnncry COrmOn = great fmouohai Di'"'"'
crLEBn,fED CASE. s
which will he REPEATED every evening and At saturday
SATURDAY MANI Mi'' n pP 81 E''i FIRST MATINEE OF
crLEBR&HEp cAsE.
DOOTU's THEATRE. u,vtrr v.rtspp
" topaz \, Sd ASs o. cy IiEa ATT'S
" S%.$ssy an NJ NJ H SSSFi S :s SI,l
| "Wednesday, Thnrday F pntdv,y > Az saturday
Mr. Boofii as BhRrrccio
PNAtsNNSy r" l6slT le.,s ~. nSp Al"SssE
i''' MR JOHN T RAYMOND
rENNrsoroS PEMBROKE.
| We Insurance Ascnt ,,svs
In BARLEY Campbell e9m ~ o LIZ nlrN ~ .uc,e.sti
Monday s,sn u, tTy y VIII We ''''''" "''
EoI. ROBEKr q. INGEKSoii,of lllna2,ii
.fhc ldnsriy II Man Menau amt child, at ohieherins
ha aii!.gsD NYNsnme Place new lecture Thomas
Ro"RRrRr q IygEEsoIL acknowledgements" L4IprffPTlTy
TWO LEVIN "MoNpX ASD TUESDAY
Tcbcts IA, schulcrth'.. ~ Union Nlnnic
w isrssrcttsr y ~ Manager MIR LESTER wALLAcE
,rrur u,rxrf u es a. il i fiiT rvFyiNG a,
W be presented Rohers.on' de.an romance oil 'e'
me- LII 'ssccuc6L '"'''''
sew scenery Costumes and Appointments
J'oN Y pAsToohE.;s, 4, v,xsrrIF,2'SS' rA''o"'
. S. i@S's sS1c1 .' iri'jth, srcgEl
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pnoApwAN THEATRE.
- LAST TWO MI wv ,i.iFs fEcHrER
Last matinee to-day Popular price,, 'r and ~
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ROYAL BAKlSG POWDER

The oldest and most reliable brand, ill. "rlN '"
and wholesome 1t goes further and nAk.i tclNf
hi.cuit corn bread. mullins, cnh,s, Sc. man AMY '
preparation Analysed ami endorsed by ih'
Health Of New YORK NJ scli use4 but pGte '''| Wv
" pure, aud lul strength.
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a)uuss furnlsbrng.

WEEKLY and Monthly Payments taken for lurm
w tuTc, carpets. hnd bedding at BAuMANN BROTH
EkS in>almont lnu,e ia and 30 llnds0n st, corner
Broome Prices greatly reduced Largest assortment
and easiest terms
w taken Tor iurmtute carpets, aud hrhding send Tor
illustrated prIcr list Prices greatly reduced,
CoWPEkTHWAIr 70 q, los Chatham St
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miscellaneous.

pEsT IL iHOSENE. lie per gallon, ii"' "rs'
II PRfs1oTls. W Grand st Broohiyn = p y Y
nIVONCI,~ quietly. f0r descru,n 10, So. slr q
opposite ,it> Hall
l. EATrNG's COIGI IOZE>GEs ar tt I,
N commended Cog to-hs. Colds. asthma. 3 ,lf 4
lut ulty Testimonials from lht most Nm''H' "''l -
Ir.cc 80 cents per box sold 10y nli DRUGGISTS
they contain no opium ur pre- parailuH lntftff
l. rOt uERA a GO. y N N'rk
~n,. ul Attnfa
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snsuIantt.
OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.

OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC Mutual
INSURANCE COMPANY
Nrw YopK. IAN -, 1874
THE TRUSTEES IL CONFORMITY To- THE CHARTER |
or rnr COMPANY. SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING |
STATEMENT OF ITS AFFAIRS o. TIE 3isr DE
GENDER is77
Premiums received On Marine RISK. ir-m .,-oass =.
rre,nium- IN loncles mot marked oh i't oo,o,r, a,
Total amour, OF Marine Premiums se.7aio2s "a
No ronc,c. have nccu ISSUED uyon Lite
nl-ks. nar npon Fire disconnected win
ris@ia@, marked on nom Is, January. ..,..a, ~.
1877 to 3isl December, l@7I '..... Sfel@dH ~
Loss, ra,d aunns the same ......,..,-
Return. Of re
IS c'S'' '' ''''. so'7oa' sd
The Company Ia, w. oli q. yin ,,ie!s Vi,
Vicd state a S'"r y N,M '"'N 9'''N $40 an, n,s -
Loan. ~ccGrcdny stocks. and Otherwise llea2oo -
', n.nmttcd AZ on aH al
Premium Seies aud nus Receivable ... i.5t,e4 ~
Total Amount OF Asset. ......... siiao0 3,l ID
sly per cent interest the outstanding ceruAca,cs OF
profits VIII hc pml TO the holders thereof, or their legal
representatives. and after Tuesday the fiu OF Feb
ruary next
The outstanding certificate, Of the issue of is7 VIII he
redeemed anl pad the hohics thereof, or their aal
representatives, ON ami ate, ruc-iiy. the fnh Of fch
| runrv next from which date all Interest thereon Will
cease The certificates be proiucci n the time o nay
! mont and cancelled Upon oertncatee which were Is
sued Tor gold premiums the payment OF interest ana re-
| dcmptun wall be- in gold.
Adl,idend of Forty per cent is declared on the net
earned premiums the Company. Tor the wear ending
ait December 1871 for which ccrn atcs win be issued
| ON ani after Tuesday. the Scyanth Of May next
| By order Of the Board
J. II CHAPMAN. secretary
| TRUSTEES.
| \ u JONES FRANCIS sklDpY.
| CHAkiBs DBNNIs ALEXANpKRF BLAKE
| W II n MOORE, ADOLrh IENONNB,
| LEWIS CURTIS ROBr II MiSTbRN
| CHARLES II RUSSELL CHARLES II MARSHALL.
| JAMES Low GEOKGB LANE
DAVID LANE. ROBERT l. STUART,
| GORDON W BuRSliAM. JAMES q DF lONBSr.
| DANIEL 4 MILLER, FREDERICK CiIAUNCRN
wM SruRGIs CHARLES u LENERlCH
JONAH o Low. roRAOK GRAY
WILLIAM Il DODGR RDMuND W GORLiES,
| ROYAL PHELPS joins ELlLOTT
THOMAS T. NOUNGs. WILLIAM BRYCE,
| c A. HAND WILLIAM II FOGG,
| JOHN D HEWLETT. PRrEk v KING,
WILLIAM II wEBB. THOMAS II CODDINGrON
| CHARLES T. BURDETT. HORACE X TliuRBER.
J. u JONES. President
CHARLES DENNIS Wee President
II II MOORE, SECOND Wee resident
A RAYEN. Third Vice rrcndcnt
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PouRTEES THROUGH TRAINS EAcll WAY DAILY
THEE DEPOfS - PHILADELPHIA.
TWO Is SEW lDkh
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Double Track the most Improved Equipment AMI {
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety.
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Golro anO Houms.
DvEHTIsEMTNr> RrrEIVED o.

FEW furnished rooms for srntcmeu. of N'... D.
y Ing. Wlth or without board, from 81 90 ur DO ''
IL 4
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7nall0mell Horal Nems.


Between seven and eight o'clock Thursday
morning, the cry of fire startled our citizens, and
it was ascertained that the house on VIM
throp street, occupied by Mr.. Mark Douglass,
was in flames. The engines were on the spot as
soon as practicable and did good service, though
the fire had advanced rapidly, famed by a
brisk wind that it was found impossible to save
the premises from destruction. Most of the fur
niture was taken out of the lower part of the
house in a good condition as could be expected,
considering the haste of removal. The fire evi.
deutly caught from the chimney, as is the case
with large proportion of fires, both in city aud
country; and il would seem that an Improvement
in the conjunction of th, important part of every
dwelling i imp,iai,ely demanded. The build
ing destroyed was formerly known the Day
House." but is now owned by Mrs. Motion, who
is absent ftom the city, and rents part of the
premises to Mr.. Douglass.
We learn that the house and furniture were in
sured in the New York Fire ms. Co.; probably
about covering the loss Of Mrs. Morton. The
light snow of the previous night, covering the
roofs Of houses near by, prevented an extension of
the FIFE, which might otherwise have proved dis
astrous. Mr.. Douglass, as we understand, had no
insurance on his furniture, bedding, clothing &c.
aud his loss will be severely felt by himself and
family at this nclement season Of the year, espe-
ciay as he is unable, on account of i'll health, to
labor at his trade in the granite business.
A meeting of the Temperance Reform Club Of
this city, was held in City Hall on Monday eve
ming last. Addresses were made by several mem
beers of the club, and five new signatures were ad-
ded to the pledge.
New Years Festivals were held by most of the
Sabbath Schools in this city, on Thursday evening
last, to the great enjoyment and satisfaction Of
all interested. Every school appeared to be in a
prosperous condition, and with full ranks, as usu-
al on such occasions.
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MASSACHUSETTS, LEGisLATURE
Message of Governor Rice.
HE DECLARES FOR HONEST MONEY AND
ENDORSES TIE PRESIDENT.

BOsToN, January 3. Both houses of the Mass.
legs AZURE assembled in joint convention to. day.
The Governor aud Lieut., Governor were quail
fed, after which Gov. Rice read his annual mes
sage considerable portion of which was devoted
to discussion OF the finance Of the State.
Tue decrease 10 the valuation of the State in
SlI2,2f5,JlO. Statistics show that manufacturing
establishments show an average reduction OF
wages of almost per cent, but in many indus
tries there has been an increase 10 the number of
workers and working days and in the value of
property.
lie says the industries of the State are steadily
working back to their condition before the panic.
He recommends the abolition of the present State
police, and the creation OF a smaller force under
the immediate direction of the Atty Gen. and
Distr ct Attorneys.
lie sees 10 occasion for the inauguration of any
new policy in regard 10 the Hoossc tunnel, aud
repeats the suggestion that the executive depart
ment OF the government should be relieved from
It's supervision.
He suggests that provision shall be made for
proper representation of our industries at the
Parls exposition, and he protest. against congress
slonal legislation mpalring the National credit or
National faith.
The southern policy of President HAYES is indi-
recty and very mildly endorsed, and the civil SER
vice question Is discussed abstract question,
and the sentiment is declared to be In accord with
the purpose Of the President to carry out needed
1 reforms.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
General GOlTEO Fights Another Sc
we're Battle.

BUCHAREST, January 3. Gen. Cernat, COM
mander of the Roumanian army in Bulgaria, has
arrived here, with several other Roumanan gen.
erals. Their presence argues a cessation, for a
time at least, of active operations by Roumanian
troops on the other side of the Danube.
BAGoT January 3. Gen, Gourko fought a Sc
we're battle on Dec, 3lst, at Sashesan. Before Sc
curing the Turkish ntrenchments, the Russians
lost 700 in killed and wounded. The Turks at
nishtfa retired to the woods near Sofia, pursued
by cavalry. After halt for rest and re-orgsnza-
ton, Gourko advanced ON Sofia.
ATHENS. January g. Intelligence from Crete
says the Turkish ENJOYS had conference with
the Christians, but being unable to accept their
proposals, negotiations fell through.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, January 3. Mukhtsh Pasha
has arrived here. Sueiman Pashs teeg raphs the
army frem Kamali arrived safely at Satitza. Ba-
ker Pasha with six bsttslions and four guns Gov
cred its retreat, sustaining throughout Tuesday
the attacks from 80 battalons of Russians with 10
guns whom he inflicted heavy loss. Baker
Pssha lost GOO killed.
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STATE NEWS.

On the 29th a dastardly outrage was committed
on the person of Mrs. j. X. Millett of No. Leeds,
by Andrew j. CLARK, who at this date has bafled
the officers and is at large. CLARK is = powerful,
muscular man of low repute, and it is thought he
viii escape. Clark formerly lived in New Vine
yard, and last week an officer from Lewiston was
in search of him, but did not succeed in finding
him.
Geo. w. Spauldng of Arson, tapped four small
maple trees last Thurday, Dec. 9Th, which run
forty quarts of sap. This is record for Deem
Der that is not often equalled.
Charles Coombs of Franklin, while out cunning
accidentally shot himself in his foot, taking of
the toes and mangling the foot badly.
The Belfast Journal says that the bequest made
by the late Alfred W. Johnson, of $500 annually
to the deserving poor Of Belfast, has been eX-
pended in the year just closed by Daniel Faunce,
for the trustees. In all, 50 families and persons
without families have been relieved, by payments
in sums from ST. to $40.
ID. o. S. Lowell. A. NJ, graduate of Bowdon
college. has beeu appointed principal of the high
school in Ellsworth.
Some candidates for the State prison. in the vi
entity of Unity, have habit of throwing rocks
through the windows Of the passenger cars. They
will be detected and punished before long.
Squire Haskell of Freedom, passed his cath
birthday Dec. 29th. lie is very smart, walks to
church and about the village and his intellect is as
bright as ever.
The diphtheria is prevailing in Monroe. 1t
made its first appearance in the neighborhood of
the South meeting house. Geo. Walker lost three
children, aged ID, 9 and all he had. John San
boin has lost all the children he had at home,
three in number A Z. Gilmore and w. Patter-
son have lost one each. Jo,ish Walker Jr.. son
of Elder Josiah Walker, man much esteemed
died on Tuesday, leaving three small children.
MI. Walker contracted the disorder while attend
ing the children of his brother, mentioned above ;
he was staying away from his own children dur
ing the time. to prevent col tsgion to them. Many
children sick and probably will not live. The
cases of almost one half of those attacked prove
fatal. Greal gloom and depre ssion prevails in the
town. Belfast journal.
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Skowhegan Locals.
=
Orr Skowhegan correspondent writes

OR Skowhegan correspondent writes
An item from your Vassalboro correspondent,
relating to the manufacture of woolens, induced
me to take a stroll through the Skowhegan wool
en- mill to see what and how much work it was
doing. The gentlemanly proprietor, Mr.. Ander-
son, was very obliging, giving all information de-
sired. The mill is comparatively in its infancy
having been in operation about 2 IL years.
During that time they have not reduced wages or
slackcncd work. Their goods sell as fast as made,
and the employees frequently work evenings to
ii Il orders. They possess the very best facilities
for manufacturing, having of the best mills
in the State, with all the modern convenences,
and uniailing water power. With but four sets
of machinery, they manufacture over 5000 yards
per week. This III proportion to the haDds en-
ploved 1900 to COZ and the machinery used (22
sets to y beats Nassalboro', and your corespon-
dent must try again before taking the position Of
"a No. /" in the amount Of work done.
Word comes from the woods, that they are
suffering for snow. As yet, scarcely anything
has been done, and some think of Withdrawing
their teams, if snow is not forthcoming.
Court will probably adjourn Saturday. The
new set of officers were sworn in Tuesday.
Business on the street is quite brisk of late.
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THE BORDER TROUBLE.
LETTERS FROM COL. HATCH. At
Ell PASO.

WASHINGTON, Janua,y3 3. The Secretary OF
War received the following from Col. Hatch, in
camp, at FL Paso, dated Dec. 81.
Have just returned from below here. | fJAnd
all quiet, peace and confidence being restored,
and many of those who fed for fear of the rang
ers, are returning to their homes. have obtained
much valuable testimony regarding the participa-
ton of Mexican citizens in the San Esario troub-
les. believe it will be necessary to retain four
companies of cavalry in this vicinity during the
winter The Fort Bayard troops should return to
protect that country against Indians"
Another despatch from Col. Hatch dated eve
ming of the same day says
"All is fairly quiet in the valley have every
thing well in hand and under control. The Mex
lean customs Off CT for Elsario, just arrived from
the city OF Mexico, informed me today that 200
cavalry are en- route from Chlhuahus, to afford
him protection against lawlessness on his own
side, and to preye0t them crossing TO this. The
Mexican authorities seem inclined to do all they
can to prevent them crossing.
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NEW YORK.
The Barclay Street Explosion.

NEW YORK, January 3. 1t is Low stated that
there was case of glyceiine and a quantity OF
potash IN the store on Barclay street. and either
or both may have exploded.
Frozen to Death.
Geo. Dougherty was fIozeu to death in Brook
lyn last night.
Refused Bal.
Judge Walsh refused TO admit the woud-be-
murderer, Cnas. {. johnson of Brooklyn, to
bail The wounded woman is unable to leave her
room.
Woods furniture wsierooms ,Frooklyn, were
burned to-day; loss, $50 000
The Grand Central hotel, corner S9th ST. and
Fifth Avenue, was damaged $1,000 by fire, this
morning.
Arrested.
-Four of the young roughs who assaulted Adde,
the baker, who is reported dead this morning,
have been arrested. His skull was fractured with
bottle. This murder was of the most cold
blooaed known even in New York.
Stabbed.
George Wyman, notorious California rough,
stabbed VIM. Gould with bowie knife, in the alb
donen, Tuesday evening, and escaped. Gould is
dying m the hospital
The Egyptian Obelisk.
John Dixon says he proposes to tow Cleopatra
Needle to England, from Ferrol, Spain about the
10th inst. The litigation as to salvsge has been
arranged.
Failure.
Isaac Beers & Son, toy dealers, have failed for
$50 900.
The Hudson.
The UPPER Hudson is filed with heavy floating
ice, and navigation above Poughkeepsie is sus-
pended.
Financial.
The Evening Pos, speaking of the distrust in
spred in financial circles by the failures here and
throughout the county for the last forty days
says:
THAT this dstrust has not wrought panic at
the stock exchange in speculative stocks, tie pub
lie have to thank the four five large spectators
of the street" who together can can easily put up
cash margins to the amount OF $50 600 600, on
which Sl15, 100000 of stock could easily be car
ried.
1t is fortunate there is such barrier to defend
conservative interests from floods which other
wise IN ght overwhelm them. 1t will be Ieuem-
bered that last summer when the railroad strikes
worked direct injury to raih Dad property, the
same barrier existed and the same tactics not only
sustained the prices but afterwards advanced then
enormously.
Body Found.
The body of man was found in the Barclay
street ruins this afternoon. This is the second
found to-day and the fifteenth victim of the dlsas
ter.
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Marine Notes.

The American ba Ique b. H. Bel, from Dant-
zc, put into Farhnund, Norway, on the ID inst,
with her upper works damaged
schooner name unknown lies just clear of
Chatham bar, the sea breaking over her at times.
Boats from shore cannot get to her until morning.
Schooner Addie p. Avery Of New Haven went
ashore at O'Clock yesterday morning at South
Truro. Vessel and crew are lost. The cargo is
unknown.
The steamer Msnhansett and schr. j. b. Norris
will 60 to to assist the steamer II. Strong, ashore
a. Nashemena.
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dec2o.:tf


In this enlightened age and land, lind acceptance
only with the pre;udiced and ignorant. 1t is i'm
possible, for instance, to persuade any large pro-
portion Of people VINO hare imbbed their ideas
of logic IN common schools and free academies that
it is expedlent to cram their systems with mercury,
raap their bowels tn cOlycnth and jalap, or stu
prfy their brains with opiatcs. when pure eiec.
Bitters, which relieves every disorder for which
the poisonous drugs have been heretofore pre-.
ionable remedies are rapidly giving ground be.
fore the advance OF this conquering specific, and
old fashioned ideas in regard TO depletion as a
means OF cure, have been quite exploded by the
success of the great renovaut, which tones the ys
TEN, tranquilizes the nerves induces sound repose
0cuiralizes malaria, depurates and enrichcs the
blood rouses the liver when dormant, and pro-
notes regular habit Of body.
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INDIAN A.
Decision.

INDIANAPOLIS January 3. Judge Gresham of
the u. 5. Circuit court delivered his opinion to-
day constralng section 5l9S ofthe revised statutes
lie holds that where a National bank takes, re.
ceivcs reserves usurous interest out of the pro-
ceeds Of a note given for loan, or charges usur-
Gus interest which is included IN tho note, the
maker or borrower may, at any time in suit by
the bank upon the note, plead usury; and if plead
ing the bank forfets the entire amount of interest
so reserved or included in the note. But If the
usurous interest is paid by the maker or borrower
out of his pocket, he cannot recover twice the
amount of interest paid or recover twice the
amount in action of debt, unless the plea is
filed or the action Of debt is brought within two
years after such ayment is made.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago Jan ua,y3 ISL.
FLOUR-Extra spring - 75a5 rs.
WHEAT-No. spring, l0ssaI saeh; l09ha
lo9t Dec; l09isa& Jan; 1893 ll0 Feb No. l0lsh;
rejected, s9-i.
CoRN-No. mixed q = cash An: Dec. i21.;
Jan 42As 41hai4 Feb.
OATS 1iGc cash: .4L Jan; 24Ao Feb.
RYE-No. :, 56.-c.
BARLEY-No. spring, 5sa c.
PORK - Cash Ii So all So. Jaa, II 90,
Dec, IL So.
LARD Cash jfia cash; 7jc-a7 56,.. Jan.
Feb. 65 -.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders, 4katsc; short rib
sides, Sra C; short clear rib, 6tsa C.
WHISkEY-Western,I Cd
FRElGHTS-Corn to Buffalo, 3xc.; wheat do,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-04
AIRS. Vi. p. Webster.

Husbands in search ola real valuable article for
present to their wives or lady friends, would act
very sensible in visiting the store of Mrs. u. p.
Webster. For gift nothing could be more salts
factory to a lady than handsome dress Hat or
Bonnet She has large line OF Fancy Goods such
Silk Hd'k'fs, Ladies' Hemmed Stitched Hd'k'fs,
Ties, Jecelry. and something new and striking
in ladies Lace Ties all Of the above goods We are
closing out cheap.
NJ. P. WEBSTER,
dec20-.tf l5o Water ST.