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Connecticut western news., 1881-03-02

ScR1BNER FOR MARCH has number of inter- esting points. The second part of Mrs. Bur- netts piquant novelette,, "A Fair Barbarian" will be eagerly read by thoae ,Eho have read terestipg: That this story adds now laurels to the authors reputation Is not doubted by any one who has read it through. "Eriosson's
 Destroyer, and her New Gun." is the subject of 8 paper, by MT. Charles Barnard, which has the advantage of presenting the first drawings of this long g-expected piece of armament, with some fresh details. In Musical Possibilities of America" MT. Theodore Thomas writes practically of vocal and instrumental culture, church and theater music, bad and good meth ods of teaching, and Of American yiolins Never before engraved portraits of Charles and Mary Lamb from old paintings, embellish
 short paper by MT: John, Arbuckle. 'sIn
 calities of Boz, including MT. Tulkinghorn's g house, Lime-house Hole, Jenny Wren's house.
 the Inns of Court, etc. Dr. E. E. Martin. who contributes this paper, writes froz2 personal \ familiarity with theplaces. which he describes.
 an illustrated article on teJohn Singleton Cop l ley" by his granddaughter, Mira. Annory, giv- l ing biographical account of an American
 painter popularly little known, and presenting
 en,grayings T \. .p of the Boy and the Flying squir Wentworth,' and other illustrations Still further variety is given to sthe number by a second paper of 'Recollections of American society, cy MS. ;. ". Cakey an illustrated
 paper on Striped Bass, ,, by Mr. Francis En- l dicott; an account of 'Protestantism in
 Italy," by Rev, Washington Gladden. more Notes of 2 Walkef," including discussion of Shaksperes natural history, by John Bur
 roughs; "A Dangerous Virtues striking short story, by Mir H. H. Boyesen; the fifth
 part of MT. Schuyler's Peter the Great as
 Ruler and Reformer." illustrated by Blum,
 Nehlig. and others, and the concluding paper
 of "Glimpses of Parisian Art" with studio | sketches by Jou,dain, Alfred Stevens, Rice. Egusquizai Matraso, and others, and interest, ing personal material. Among the poems
 there is sonnet ('sTwo Homes'il by Dr.. Hol-
 land, who, in ''Topics of the Time,5 writes of
 George Eliot and "1he Metropolitan Mus
 cum. y and takes note of Bishop CoxE's excep-
 tion to part of 8 recent paper in scR1BNEa on | the Bible Society. "Home and Society" treats | f"A Mothers Duty to her Girls" IA New Cooking Stove" and Servants Rooms and
 Quarters" The book notices gre by special
 ists. as is tue aim Of the lasga ine3and this
 month they have much variety and s1lgges- l tiveness a review of t'EndypioD "beineIespec tally interesting. tfThe Worlds Work deals
 with Artificial Ballast," "Pewer for Pleasure 'bric-a-Brac' has humor and pleasantly of it's own well-established kind
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-02
Fifty Years Ago.

Friend A do you remember?
 An yes, I know you do, How we went to school together
 Just fifty years ago. Twas up in Northern Norfolk,
 In a little rocky glen Begirt with hills and mountain,
 That our school life began. rlvulet from the mountain side
 Sped to the vale below; l That was charming spot, friend A., 1 Just fifty years ago. 1 Twas there our school house stood, | Little, and old, and low, With it's great stone chimney peering out, Just fifty years ago. And you can too remember we'll
 How 'twas arranged inside: The desks built high against the walls, The fireplace deep and wide. The corner with the teachers desk,
 The rude slab benches too, Were what we used to sit upon
 Just fifty years ago. The blazing fire upon the hearth
 Sent forth cheerful glow, And which we loved to gather round,
 Just fifty years ago. Twas parson Ellis taught the school,
 And great and keen our woe If we failed to toe the mark,
 Just fifty years ago. We wrest1ed with old Daboll then,
 Learned Murray's grammar through, Der Morse and Olney's maps we bored,
 Just fifty years ago. No metal pens were then in use,
 Goose quills were all the go; Our master wrote our copies out,
 Just fifty years ago. No maps or blackboards on the wall,
 Nothing was made for show; We studied hard in the old days
 Of fifty years ago. We used to take our sleds to school,
 Young OK sleds they were, too, No paint or iron shoes had they
 Just fifty years ago. In homespun we were warmly clad, All dressed from top to toe In clothes our own fond mothers made, Just fifty years ago. But oh what changes have been made, What mighty progress too, In all the arts and sciences,
 Since fifty years ago. It seems but only yesterday
 Since we to school did go; How swift the years have passed away, Twas fifty years ago. W, L. s. Southern New Marlboro. Feb. 20. 1ss1.
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-02
DIE O.,

In Windsor Feb. Is, James H. Cushing formerly of Collinsville. In Granville Feb. II, Mrs. Sarah Smith. aged 80.
 In Avon Feb, l3, Oliver Wolcott aged 80. In Otis Feb. 3, Salome A. nuggius, formerly of Sheffield aged 62 At Poughkeepsie, N Y, James H. Bullard formerly of Shelf cid, Mass. aged s2 years. Funeral at the Gong church, Sheffield. 10. day Wednesday, at o'clock.
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-02
THE MARCH ST. NICHOLAS.

TIE most striking things in the March ST NICHOLAS are Mrs. Oliphant's admirable paptl giving the touching story of 'Lady Jane Grey' (to be followed in April by the compan. ,on article on Mary, Queen of Scots') an il. frustrated account of two sturdy Ioelandic boys aud their desperate Encounter with a Polar Bear" Mary Jane Describes Herself" n ill. ustrated autobiography of Sunday school scholar; new scientific indoor amusement called The Magic Dance an incident of Adelina Patti's childhood, when travelling in the United States. in 1854. with Ole Bull and Maurice strakosch and the four serials,-the fourth installment of Rossiter Johnson's story or 'Phaeton Rogers" in which is described that young inventors disastrous shorizontai balloon-asce scension"; Dr. Oswald's stirring "Ad- ventures in Natures Wonderland" Mrs. Clara Ersklne Clements second paper of stStC- ries of Art and Artists" with six pictures and the anonymous Mystery in a Mansion a story Of an s. S." There are more than fifty Illustrations, page of music. and an Anglo Chinese story for the boys and girls to inter pret.
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-02
G. w. SCOVTLLE, Furnishing Undertaken

And dealer in Baskets. Cofins, Burial Robes and all kinds of Undertak kers' Goods. Tn, most approved methods known to the profes sion used in preserving the dead.
 Cabinet work, Upholstering. and Repairin, promptly and thoroughly done.
 Agent for M. G. Wheeler's cut flowers
 Residence and shop on the Green Norfolk. Conn. s0tf.
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-02
HARpER's MAGAZINE for March is 6 delieht-

HAMPERS MAGAZINE for March is 6 delight full Number. There is not dull article in it i; and the illustrations are not only beautiful as works of art, but full of interest and meaning. striking feature of the Number is it's variety,
 Opening the Magazine we are first attracted by MT. Conway's description of Bedford Park Gin Chlswick, .London)-a group of artistic dwellings, in the Queen Anne style, only half an hours ride from Charing Cross, yet in the open .,It country; The houses are picturesque without. and the interiors are planned and decorated by the best artists. The article is illustrated from drawings by Mir. Nash, 6 Lon don artist, the opening picture giving view from Mir: Conway's own balcony.
 Prof w. T. Hewett contributes & valuable | and interesting paper on the University at Lei den, with illustrations. J. L. Cloud gives us | another of her inimitable Irish sketches ''The Arran Islands, with quaint pictures. s. B. Parsons, in "The Possibilities of Horticulture" | shows how to make gardens and lawns beauti- | full; the illustrations to his article represent | ing the best recent work in this direction. An | anonymous article-evidently written by & Knlckerbock cker-describes Albany as an old l Dutch town two centuries ago. This paper contains sixteen illustrations, three of which ] are from drawings by Pyle,
 l Closing the list of descriptive illustrated ar- | ticles is Mir. Lathrop's 'A Nation in Nutshell' "a brilliant description of social and political Washington, with twelve illustra tions, most of which are from drawings by Frost.
 l tion, 1.-The Crave Digger very impressive drawing.
 l Harper's Magazine Is very fortunate in both Of it's serial novels. Miss Woolson's "Anne'
 has fairly won an readera and MT, Hardy,
 ed by the London Academy az the first of liv. ing novelists, has done no better work than he
 is giving us in his "A Lsodioean." Miss Wool. sons story this month has three illustrations
 by Reinhart, and MT. Hardy's one by Du Mau.
 rier. This last is engraved in London.
 This Number also contains two remarkably
 excellent short stories-"HandG QG," which il
 an interesting parable, and 'A >Help-meet fol
 Him." The latter is from the pen of W. M
 Baker. George Merrill contributes an in
 structive article on ''The French Republic,
 showing it's organization as government ant
 it's prospects of permanent success. MT. Hen
 and novel paper op 'eThe Family Lie of ths
 Turks.' The Editorial pepa partments are fal
 of fresh, instructive, and entertaining matter
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-02
Notice.

THE annual meeting of the stock holders of HE NORTH CANAAN WATER COMPANY will be held at the office of the Secretary in sald North Canaan, on the first Monday ot 2wS6 J,'B. HADENBERGH Sacrotar, Dated North Canaan, March 2. Iesl.
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-02

At Lakevile. Feb. 23, by Rev Father Lynch Frank Callahan of Salisbury, to Miss Meg gie Drum of Falls Village. In Collinsville Feb. IT, Mics c. Parsons, anG Addie I. Case At Copaks, N. Y., Feb. 20, Isaac I. Loom O Monterey, Mass, to Miss Charity Turner of Copake, N. Y.
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-02
LOCAL NEWS.

sssWe shall feel greatly obliged to any of eur friends in the county, or elsewhere, who will send us particulars of any occurrence of Interest which may come under their notice.
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-02
Auction Sale.

The subscriber will sell at public auction on Saturday, the 12th day of March next, at 1 o'clock, P. M, at the late esidence of John vile, Conn.,, Dwelling House, Barn, and Shop, with about three-fourths of an acre of Land. The premises are in good condition, and is desirable location for any person wish ing to purchase village property.
 Terms made known on day of Sale.
 GEORGE c. DODGE, Auctioneer. Dated at Lakeyille,, Feb, 21, 1881. 2ws5
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-02

Extra Copies of the NEWS can be obtained al
 6rahsm's Drug Store, SahsourI Thomaa T. Martin F4skeville Charles ", Wolfe, Falls Village C. a. Crane. sharon. Humphrey Drug Store Canaal PostOfdes WestCornwan Ths"Bmporium," West Winsted v, A. Roberts, East Canaan D. L. Pratt, EouthAeId and Mill River Wolsh q Johnson, Norfolk
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-02
8 O R N ,
M A R R ! E D.

At Lime Rock Feb. 16, son to MT. andI IMrl Charles Beckley.
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-02

have taken D.R.V.G. with great benefit for general debility, and recommend 1t to all.
 Rev. D. W. Beadle Chaplain Penitentiary, Syracuse N. Y. Guaranteed by all druggists.
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-02

Y. W- No Humbug or Idle Talk;- but SOLID FACTS, I assure you. Don't miss this opportu- nifty you will never have such a chance again as is now offered by the
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-02
SOMGhfiSlds

Miss Alice Babb closed her school in tn Smith district on Saturday. She entertaine her pupils at her home Friday evening. 1 Wm. Kasson, Jr., has gone to Michigan O business. He will be absent week or more Several of the children have been quite sic with a feverish sort of cold and bronchitis resulting from whooping cough, Nellie Coo and little Alice Harmon being the severes sufferers. Nellie is better, but as yet Alic, shows little improvement. The exhibition will come off Wednesda, evening if nothing further happens. MT. and Mrs. John Baldwin have returned to Batavia, N. Y.
 John M. RoYs' school, assisted by olde talent, gave very creditable entertainment at Wm. Canfeld's ill Canaan Valley las Wednesday evening. After the exhibition there was an oyster supper, and the latter was shaken down by dance.
 Notices are up for town meeting in Mil Rlver next Monday TATTLE TALE Clayton.
 Miss Anna Couse is visiting at J. M, Schultz's.
 MT. E. Ferry is to move into J. NJ. schultz's house on the hill.
 T. L Sackett has bought the Christopher Hannon house, and has taken possession.
 Edwin Barnes horses ran from w. Austin s blacksmith shop last Saturday afternoon. One of them brought up in James Curtiss' door yard, and the other waited to take breath on his own premises AsTER1sK. Kent.
 About 150 people were present at the last Mite society. The! entertainments this win. ter have been very fine, and we anticipate that the society will give us the pleasure of enjoying similar sociables next winter. : The death of Mrs. Billy occurred last Mon- day p. m., and the remains were taken to New Milford for burial, "Wednesday.
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-02

Myself and wife having been afflicted for years with Dyspepsia, and during the time continued dosing with bitters and other nc Q. trums, with no benefit. Four bottles ofTo R V.G. las cured us both. Dr J. w Gould
 syracus,,, N. Y. Guaranteed by all druggists.
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-02
R.u P. SEYMOUR,

sHNGUNDERTAKER,C Baskets, bur- II ial robes and everything pertaining to the business at the lowest possible prices. deliver ed at residences without extra charge. Per- have chemicals and the most approved ice1 chest and every facility for keeping bodies, and will take charge of funerals when desired. References by permission. W. w. Welch, M D.. ,J; N; Cewles, J. B. Eldridgs, E. L. Gay lord, R. I. Crissey.
 Samples may be seen at my house or at Sparks Co.'S store at any time.
 Norfolk Conn. March 1s79 4lt
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-02
For Sale.

THE farm known as the Parks Dairy Farm. situated ip tne laoFtAl of Salisbury 6p TowR Hill go called, cpnta$ning s55 acres. on which and % growth, with meadow, piow and pas ture land, enough for a large steck of cattle is offered for Eals. ~ T.--,; ..,s made easv fo., particulars enquire of J. w. Parks, on adjoin- ing farm. 26tf J. w. and A. M. PARKS.
Connecticut western news., 1881-03-02

In!consequence ofmal ing room for NEW SPRING GOODS, I of fer the balance of my Winter Stock at UDheard of Prices. 1t must be sold within 40 Days, so come one and all and secure some of the Big Bargains that are offered to you.
, 1881-02-05
l1Y TELEGRAPH.


New yonK, Fob, A.-GovurnMents Wcro Qulot
anl gunernlly firm.
The Truti,rcs VI tho railroad bond market to-
tlny wrro TrAus l. ractllo incuulo land grant -.
which n.lvnnceh tn Bs}s, from SlM. then decllncd
to ut,A ulusc1 ut Bill; Indlauu, bloomington s.
WcatUr1, t,ieoInu, which nlivnncca to No. from
T7A; Nustnt, Hartford s. Erie lbrsts. 10 1t, fr,tn
o.; Northwest trsts, 10 l!0S, troln l0Sss: ll'dt.
anu, urtatur & Springfield seconds Income. to
G7,i, from W; fell 10 10, recovered to Ut, nnd
MKAtn urclInutl 10 Gd: Chesapeake j. OhlO c,lr-
rr.,ey us advanced III IL, from blt anti Kunsas e.
1ox,s seconds 10 ~, from Sl,s. milwaukee, u st.
lA,l H. l. H. IysiU.i) tlrsls fell to III, from l25.
ul.d bloomington j. Nuuclo Income u III. fsom
r..
Stnte securities dull.
The stock n,nslspt opened strong aud generally
higher. ali4 III curly 1enliugs prices advanced \
To IL, tho litter Orcg,,n Navigation, Northwest
ern prGsorscl aud telegraph sharcs bulng also
prominent III tho Improvement. At tho First
cllt,utl Il tn Il hut subsequently there wn4 hli Atl'
vance IL Il tOi. OrrKuli Navigation tetlng tho
downward and Chlvuxt,. burlington Il Quincy the
upward ulpyGnlpnt. lln:Ing THO attcrnN!n sl'ee,
NIutl0n wis irregular. Al lA1 Eeet1l!d l1uhrt!
Lake Erlt s. Western rt,se W nIld HuFthWestGFM
1t III latu tiuAtaHKb treu suits cltllse1 tteeltno
of u tot antlst lnarke1 tI1 GulexrAph stock, Nnrfh.
westurtI, Lake Erlo 4 Western, Chicago, lurl nx.
tHn s. Qu,npy, nlll lNka Share. Oregon N4HlHar
.toh elosud " 4 4eQtlno VI 1EoW the RiXhest
pVtNt,
, 1881-02-05

=, qborc,. m nm torol chnnyo ,rnm thu mill
F1OoN-on"Hcu Ho hihe.'Hs eo"neo .'os s''9 n" ILL.,
Mcaa thAt hMa ruled FOR about slS WcGks Pha Iheto
wns Unly jjSbt INJURY md buycta gunGraY WNntsf
1n,snr nrcn. t1,cn .,ntcr. worn contont n anrcpt
.o"sE pteoo .'" ,.o.ee, -. III. I, % - 49,,
Sales woro limited 10 rs brs. w!ittora On psssnio
n.r;1 nj n aa1S Tim outnlto for patuut6, rs urs
I'.t M ~ ~ ~ Hs 80 IN 81. h,n, ,~"., IL, ~ t-mI
Total equA1 to 1,n brls. Export lNurs wcto quoted
ntFtUsa2s Tor xood 10 cho!co, md rye do al A591a
40 n
1rlupr. bran being In goud rpqucst. enGs WeCH ~
cars bran At {t22sla0o; cars ntdd1Ings ut slaUnp
1I2st cars fcud at sl0G0GtIoo; car c1arsa curi,-
~ ISIS ~ sr. .o.. .,.,r.. at,d r, ,r
slHiSn WliEnI-Wns ihofc ac..'S anu a"" ~ n,.. ~
low to lutost prices Ut Thursday. utter having sold
up . ~ ,.iT. s".1Ira ~ =, mr. cnnoi md NJ
couro oor kets wsta 1oMer out feGe!pts we5o
stieo. he lnnskot ntronkdonea narty D tle g;
tho southern inif u the statas u i!noIs md l4l.
notably g1od denand fos th!s p!i,nt ~ t's 19s.
Ms1ui towards ooloek tio i6risn asiyisas lSast
wcax ths uctlss huvns il III tlleIr Hwn way Ii tNo
, 1881-02-05

The snine papnrf says: The quality Of hogs now
being tnastateIs worry tnlterdnt IND mi!G ml1tsnr
time Lust ysarItS1; ;,s ~ hG FSns a
iiicue 10 tho heller TINT u w'u!d hc hotter pulley 10
knlpd fur fatGr sale, for !hutN need u M tc ~
ShiHnsit Si aitss tc * as E'9an IL
stoeK M b,cs nnd fssa Il iatu est.es condition.
ho exports Of 91E Er1dMgt continue ~ Gtxo
tM,o inat yanr, ard sncU tbg IN, ut Soyclhsr tllu
II Mert: A.. IL nen % s'f If asa n1s sss W.
;SS G IT, s's 1ss aS bs a ns Ssns tn sc @ I
ngErCHntG III prlIMct nnlDnut!hp tu IiltgtlAM lts.
nEHnrt ~ 0UN lbs last ynnt m i3S5Grso " 0t0o1n
It's, equivalent to Tho product OF Ht!N0 HuKs. ~,
closed Do below tho lntEat Eces ol Thurstay Snies
weru rcported i ", hrs noeF EaGrr3 " ~ t!ii9@ II @ ~
Msy II s ss': @e! y Stis s ,sskst
:!'ss%ss :!s est Il noa H. ies' XIII!
sna aIis 81 a,9Y e. .se "ftoFnoa" call AHFeh
.Aiti-Atvancal btsi,4o pnr loon Declined a'e md
closed 80 teow tug lHtest pslGus 1f !!5ttlay snles
ropo!tG nt LOU tcS sp9 .lr sciler t!a lHth w at
is iSs ssasf s abf as7 ;ssf n Sa'S ~ ass
Ills n1nFkrt pIua1f Aeador tHtt q! .o!!nr
tho munth, tp3l.kfaJ relIcr Marc and $a47!aee9a9
Tor Apri!. Tn Tic attornoon call Anrth c'oacd ut
MEaTs-pncl!ned l;c por 100 1hs. and cfoasd @ OF
Thgy Eacflvercd about % on ts afternoon c, enis*
,SSi SsTs s,c a sssr IL .st spF y: si
May ND s1:!|s rID. as0I ny onk eisa!s q t;H:
10 bUxcs lung md sdrt ciears at siO t' hoxes rh.rt
clears al tb; III hs,xes Wil!srcs IN private torniti
H"utnF ots II teH,s wcrS ia ftlnws ii o'clock TOR
full.cCrCu uuIgRs otherwise hpCCliledt
, 1881-02-05

HOG PltOpuCrS-Wero nctlrc and very Irregular.
Toy wcre 7ulso strong carly afterwards very weak.
and htndo trcr In tho later Part Ut tin day. There
was no material chnhRo III tho toHo Of foto5ah nd
y!cns but tho local lox nEkot VIVA quoted ensy Tho
strength In whcn soemod 10 he the spur fDr tie carly
ADVANCE and outside aotllR orlnrs caused the suisse
a.t,1,t weakness. Thero WerO too 1rnnJ anxious 10
soil At tho Improvement In ptcos- Tic anSIuty 70 ts
wha slated 10 10 largely G 10 recent marked fAl'-
inH on In tic export drmnni for tnrd aItd cnts. Tho
trading 5es,orduy wns ust!y In Iutnscs aud tho rnr-
c,ascs ace,iad tn DO mostly ndu 10 I'LL shorts. II
wps stntud tint so.,s Geadlna packers sti VII to
short s!ia of the dea1. ........,s.
YnoctaI reports TO tho cinclnn, Price C.rrfnt show
Tho number OF hogs packed from Nov. IL lato nnd
latest mnl dates. NJ tho aforementioned p1aecs With
, 1881-02-05
EJNdNCI1fL.
INE TE}IUANTEPEG MTER0CEAR
RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFERS FOlt SALE
THREE MILLION DOLLARS
First-Mortgage Thlfty-Ycas Gold Bonds,
with Seven Per Cent Interest Cou-
pons, Payable In New York
or London.

h&A n
r6ntAf,a nj Honda nuthprizcH 10 bo !ssuch ny this
romnnn, nv tho urun. Of tho tiovornont OF Me1.co.
ronan linn p lal upt nyc secured by Test-mofEnvo
r u tho Centrn1 Triia Company OF Sew
y. W. ,,s III lin rem, md nc1aunn urnpcrty Of the
tnnx iu Mn rIcn tncInd!nR Its railroad and n7pur-
tnranrca its hnr.ur rights m Tho Gulf Gnd Phclto
fon.t and tta public lands donated By tbs 0oVofn-
MINT,
,ho Conpapr IA Massachusetts corporation. ma 10
potscs.gd u all necessary rights and awers to con'
ntruc, U,sin,nn urd hpornto It's a!}toud nhd nafoors
rnr rcnsons tho onp!tnI atock of tho Co-
nnnY wn. nxcd nt tho minimum n,nount nuthuriscd.
snioct 10 future increase ns specifically provided for
Nv ,ntutc Nit, shares were fully paid UP, nnd haTe
hcrn nIndn tr term Of Year,. subject 10 corean cor.
tINrrtn. nmnnn,lnu at their fnCu value tn TiFENTY
Nil itt,S DtIli,AKY n.1a representing tho assumed
ynuo on cou,rct.ou OF tho road, hnfboEs and prop
nrtv Of tho Con,nnny
.rhess cer,!nca,cs ent,t,a holders to undivided
and tRscparablo nc1cAt In tho entirn capital stoek.
t,;hutnns OF nrcys os asActs wh1ch nny be mndc BY
tho tonuany, md to like proportion Of tho total
AHA res oF Tho Cpapny, wt1on, pr0v&1ad for+ Tho
enn',n, ,.ock .,s be Increased, In adA.on to thcso
m,dc ut the ratio Ut I've per cont per
ann,m--,o january lst, 1En-according to conpona
thcrctn attached.
Aurrcnbly to contract inscribed on those stx MILL
,nr an,nr, nj cortcntcs they wcre ADVANCED to tho
Counany to 10 used ar dlspnsed Of for construction
purposcs, mud reven hundred thousand dolnrs thoro-
ss.s s ssna; s s,s sssn IT :o sists ''''
three nI'iios ao''a, u il. bomb. WI ono %!',!en .e
isans sSs'. ,ai.nss Of ,s.s certificates 'A '
.sssa .sss q s smoes of or ] sssea in
,sc.s n 5 asc :" s
psnccablc and In scrip Certificates consrrtib!o me
sss!sis, ss fs,'ss's' ass. !" ''''' 0' '
, 1881-02-05

tlnt.tcd At. Vi II of Concord. n +. 2lxt2aft, a..
'l.tt"i .inn. y !rntir 70 enHel ;.....s:..a... w
Unlisted 1T, II IT. n at Concord. y +. 2l1lls IT,
ilnti4 Ian. II t-atnb 10 snfilHl,....,........ MO
WENT uF err LIMITS WiTHfS a MA1nrs or AxvkN
NILES ttr THE rst'nr-nuuAE.
l'bnoll nv, OF EADr,Irk rtnrc+ " I. HiSia n.
dinied Feb. t3ohn Johnston Jr.. tn Andrew
llrtnn II, i . "Hr ii Wnbnti.in y I. 1isilu Il,
Entcil Feb. 4 u. unt1 T.. Schneider to AuHusk -
, 1881-02-05
COMMERCIAL.

The following wcrc tho receipts and shipmcnta
Of tho ca,ltnY articles Of protl,tcc fl this city
during tho twenty-inur hn1rs ending ut clock
rrl,tay ,nornt,,E, With tho corresponding Ill.,
ttrpS FOR IL yGNr nKOt
, 1881-02-05

Shnrt rIbs, aeller March, c!ose ut Il Long
ccnrS uuutc ut s7.sI oEao md &7l0 blXtds tunlur.
lands hoxoas iepE III ,sM' sGgo; +; sMegt.
green hams, Banl1 htGtnEn. 7!1iy13fc.
Nac0n 4itnich at h3q t}fc for Rhnu!lprx. BsHo for
SHIRT RIBS for short Glcars. va9c for iEnns
oil cnltvhyol aud packed. ..- ,,,..,.
ltlsEf-Wn8 gfIlGt NJ f7.iRSn1 for Inoaat sAaefJu0
for extra mess and t!D.5UQs.,Uu for hams.