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The New York herald., 1846-03-03

NOTICE.
THE undersigned begs inform his friends and the public,
that his Hat Establishment is removed from corner Of
Wall and Nassau streets, to
No IN Broad,Uay directly opposiie Horord Hotel.
The liberal patronage which has for many years
such enable him 70 offer every ~
HIS ceebaed fine Beaver Castor and Moleskin Hats which
well known need commentator, will be found still
further improved and beauti6ed.
Also, complete assortment Of genusmena, youths' cad
f. H. AMlDON
N B-Gentlemens Hats of the Spring fashion are now
ready f20 lWseodSY
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s. BASSETT FRENCH,

COUNSELLOR AT LAW attends all the courts held in
~ the city Of Richmond county Che Vgini
Siss Manchs,teI yiIginavV HI; eslsnsy nf:
Wiley Lieut. Governor Virginia; Hon. John Y Masos, At
torney General w. 81 Hon Sidney BAXTER, Attorney g
Scott Speaker ofths Senate Of ya Heu Dro%x ole
Hopkins. NJ c. Va; Edward H. Hudson l9s Broadway, New
York.
MINI Hudson will take charge any papers int ndsd
for Mr. French and forward TO him safely
don Raw 3ms
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CALAMTroUs FIRE IN SUSSEX Co-The house of
Philip Grover, in Saltwater, near Swartwoul's
Pond, occupied by his sons, Gilbert l. and Samuel d.
stovepipe leading through into the second story and
was with it's contents, including $50 in bank bills.
wholly consumed Both families temporarily alb
sent from home The i:e first discovered by some
persons who were fishing the pond but it was too
ia'e 70 stay the progress Of the raging element We
was in the neighborhood at the me had his leg badly
broken and was otherwise severely injured by the fall
ing OF the chimney upon him, while he attempting
70 save portion of the property from the flames The
mouse was not insured.-Susser IN ~ Register.
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Married..
On Sunday evening the st inst, by the Rev. Mr. Rice,
Mr.. EDMUND r. SMITH, of this city to Miss REpEccA
AVN FLEMING. daughter of Mr. stephen Fleming, Of
N. J.
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United States Circuit Court.

MARch2-1he United States W. Scott, Phillips, and
Rosney-Ths prisoners Scott, Phillips, and Rooney,
convicted Saturday last Of mutny, were brought
their counsel, moved upon stated that
the Moslem not seawothyD for order ON the GO
granted and the prisoners admitted to bail Judge Belts,
after hearing the affidavit read and the remarks Of the
counsel granted tho order and admitted the prisoners
to bail in 500 each. The will be heard In April
term next when the order will be either confirmed
DISCHARGED,
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CONCERT
AT NlDLOS SALOON, ON
Tuesday Evening, March I'D.
MONSIEUR l.. GILBERT
WILL GIVE grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert At
W. Niblo'. saloon, assisted by
"i'' 1>o, NINE. LXzARE,
MIR LoDERa
PROGRAMME.
PART ].
1. Overture-From "la Fiancee," piano. four hands,
Mr. LopkR and Mr. TndM -. 49,. .Auber
{Seranade-Don Pasquse, Mons Gilbert. Donizst
Sone-Le Forgeron Bscksmh,l Mons. Gilbert. L. Puget
3. Duo-Harp-Sur les motifs DO Guiliaume Tell
s. Ballad-From Robert Dsbe Mons. GIBERT Meyerbeer
PART III.
l. Overtue-From Zamps," piano. four hands, - ,
Messrs. TIaM and LopEn :..::....... .Herold
(Melody-Le Chant du Czcosch, Mons GieERT. Proch
= scug-Le Bon Cure. 1.-THE good CurateJ Mons. p.,
g. Mazourka-Hrp. Nine. .LAzAar.............
Song-Thou art loyeier, Miss NoRTHAL Mana b. Hawes
s. Grand Fantasia-On Spanish Airs, composed and
executed by Mons. J: FoNIAsA
COMIC sCENE-Le Pere Trnquefort, Mon:. Gi-
Father Trnque i: free and gay diinke Who
bottle than for HIS wife and his ch ren
After night passed with friend drinking abundantly Of
the divine juice OF the he requests his to accom-.
that he wahs straRhte than him. At last believing himself
the he resides he cannot recognise his &C.
the authorities Of having removed ito spite them be
resoes lay down the pavement and falls In profound
sleep. ,.,,.e
70 Doors open att. Concert to commence at O'CLOCK.
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MOUSSELINES DE LAME.
I'M NEW STRING STYLES Of Foreign and Domesnc,
lVV jnst received, mitabis - kgH,hsrn spa wrss'en
Wimsr 81 Wllan suset
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~ lm'rt
A RARE CHANCE.

A KARE CHANCE.
~ WILL BE SOLD cheap, exchanged for city pro.
Naning 1881 acres, % Of which are woodland and the
rich soil having been all cultivated highly red
si.gstsd % mile: from New York from Hqn,ngtoa, sm
county of Suffolk The buildings ali nearly new and
sist ofa commodiou, Dwelling Barns Cow Sheds Car
and Smoke House. Twenty lie in po:ition poduce
u. earliest vegetables and being within hour: eommnni
three times ~ makes it very desirable steamboas also
Cold Spring daily for New For further particu-
lars apply to r. u. LUCKEY,
fT2wsm 33 John st.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
On on rSsvonsbls S ma terms. the TWO story HOUSE AND
Chm Trinity Church lease Of years from the st
May nsyt with privilege Of SIPS ground
rent The house perfect order having been
My inside and out Apply the premises. WILLIAM
KETCHAM, ESQ. No 90 Murray f25 lWsmc
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VALENTINE HEAD QUARTERS.

VINUHNEH FIBHEK, n Chatham street, have this day
opened their unssualled oi Valentines and
Valentine rters For spendor, variety and chsspness we
challenge the city Low prices the trade, H. motto
call and Valeninss made order original verses FUR
nnhed Ordeu from the Country attended to promptly
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CHEAPEST .aND BEST INSTRUCTION IN
WRITING
Academy las BppsdesySy GPGe,site Joh" street.

CHEAPEST AND oS BEST TS7y yINsTRUCTI0N IN
'a'''e"y i'' I5isfsfS BRfSfS0W'S SFe"'f Jon" ''ef'
Superior and Elegant ComnsTe.i system Of WRITIN9k
w to Ladies and Gentlemen Of EVERY AGE, Day Evs-
ming, in Twelve Lessons, for the small charge OF
- ONLY FIvK DOLLARS.
Mr.. BRrsTow Finishing Writing Master promises and QUA
RANTEEs to ALL old young mpart BEAUTIFUL FnEEs
and FAsHIoNABLE style Of Penmaphp matter
how BAD, mLEGIBLE AMPED may be the writing
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS FOR Is % ONLY!
*t-BooK KEEPING and SHoRT HAND tsught thoroughly.
NB-Prvas lessons given Families and Schools attend
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Pssnsyluania Avenue, Washiwgtow City, ID. G.
THE PROPRIETORs Of this new large and modern built
establishment respectfully tender their thanks pub
lie for the liberal support they have gven and confidently anti
epac increasing popularity from the efforts Of under
signed the public Accommodation The house st1ate
the Avenue the promenade sde between Third and Four
and Half the Railroad Depot and e
Capitol capable Of three hundred
In all s parts has recently undergone
have h.n elegantly fuishedthe ladies' ordinary tastefay
consideration has been the comfort Of pac
The dining hall Of the commodous and best lge
ed by day night the Union Our train Of
polite active obedien and well disciplined Briefly.
fdenty challenge the judgment Of discriminating public IN
all the required to render public hooss hes %
the traveller.
times TYLER BIRCH.
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The amount received during the past year IL, viz
For passengers between Boston and Lowell
only. 49,. slao,lla IL
= ana Maine Railroad. ............. la,OIa 50
:, and Nashua Railroad. !. .......... 1915 95
For passengers in connection with the Con.
GO cord Railroad. ..... 80. asoSo es
For merchandise between Boston and Lowell
only. ........ ........... 95,es5 OF
For merchandise in connection with the Bos-
ton and Maine Railroad. .......... l7,l57 10
For merchandise in connection with the Low
ell and Nashua Railroad. ............. al,sI7 81
For merchandise in connection with the Con-
cord Railroad. ................ s9,lI2 81
For transporting U. 8. mails rents and mis-
cellansous. ....... ................. 6,S7s 7s
$685. ,O67 81
The number Of miles run during the past year is viz
With passenger trains. ll2 793
I" merchandise trains. .............. 5O434
misceudneouss.. 1880
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To TAILORS
HE SPRING AND SUMNER MlM.R FASHIONS for 1876.

New York is now completed and ready for sale.
There accompanies the plate, pattern sheet containing
dss coat with several other patterns Of the latest STYLE with
There are on the plate sxtesl 6<ures representing the
French and American No
spared getting this pa order that may give salts
faction 10 persons purchasing the snme
Agents will be despatched Ia few days their
routes to tho fashions when the trade will oppor
m2 2t$r - - " = w. r,~N'
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railroad company for the year is4s shows the receipts
and expenditures ofthat year =
BosToN AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
The total amount ofcspal paid, In. 81 800, 900 OF
The amount expended during the past year, sxclu
svs of the amount spent and charged to the Of the
road is, viz -
For repairs of road Qncluding repairs Of
bridges, and $70,l 3s for taking up and
relaying, with new superstructure. miles
oftrackJ. ....;..:.. s4a.ois a
$2l,747 90, paid for two engines two
new passenger cars, and twenty -ons new
merchandise csrs3.. .............. 4o,sla OF
For fuel. oil, salaries, wages, loading nen
chandise. and all other miscellaneous ex.
Pensss' s'".......... ....."........... s2,sil s.
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MIR. r. G.. PAIGE,
ESPECTFULLY takes leave to announce his intention
~ ofgiving lecture upon the sntject Of

the Chapel Of the University Warrington sousre On
THURSDAY EVENING, March 5,h, 1916 =
some hse specimens Of standard Cathedral Music will be
performed this for time ia this country
BY an efficient Choir und Mr. Paige. direction.
Tickets 50 be had the principal Book and
Music Stores In Broadway and Mr. Pages residence $50
LNtntn stIeet ms 3tis'uc
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TO DEALERS IN WOOLLENS.
II MlGEON & co, 3i1 West street Re.6n;.hs,. of
Cloths, Casslmsres and eatnets The rold ~
zen ,wsrded to H. NJ for the improvement ia renishss
Refers Messrs. woecu slsde 60 Pine street, w,;,,
Langley Co., Exchange Place. corner OF Broad ss,ss,
left. ~, may nay oe
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TO LET. IN HOBOKEN

TO LET, IN HOBOKEN,
- TWO New three story and basement brick Houses,
I with the privilege Of free fsrrsee now OF com
pletion. which will be ready for occupancy before
May nt They will be fitted in beautiful style and be
plete with all the late improvements They each
besides the Kitchen finished with marble mantels
black crates throushou and 81 feet front 81 deep with
full commanding fine Of the river, bay and city
within minutes walk Of the ferry where the ferry
minutes; and every half hour Canal and Christopher
Apply at the ferry At Hoboken. mi 2wsrc
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-06

WHAT Is TIE USE 1.-The freeman, the
oregan OF the Third party, published AT Mont
pelier, in late number took great credit to
itself for having urged upon It's readers the
circulation Of remoustrances against the adj
mission of Texas, and reprOved the press
generally in this State for not doing libewise.
We certainly have made no objections to such
circumstances bur for the life Of Us we could
see no use in it, since by the course of the
third party Mr.. Polk was made President.
and his election was regarded on all hands as
decision in favor of the annexation of Texas.
Aud as his election in a great measure has
dishearlened and consequently weakened The
Wing party, the opposition have now decided
majorities in both branches of Congress
therefore there is not the least hope of pre-
venting The consummatian of This iuiquitOus
scheme.-Already. the House has, by an
0verw heliniug majority, carried il, and the
SeuaIe will doubtless put on the finishing
.lruke OF this abominable measure for the
extension and perpeiuatiou Of human Slave
nv. This done, and how cln we hope for even
the abolition Of slavery in the District Of Col
umbia or the territories! Our contemporary
OF the Freeman must fad ii hard work 10 keep
up the courage of its party under such cir
cumstaEces.
We cannot boubt tina: if the Third party
had moi used its influence more to proven;
the success ofIhe Wing party in the last Pres
DENTAL election thln il did the success of the
Texas loco fOco party, Mr.. Clay would
have carried New York Safe AMI been al
this time President, AMI pledged as he was
against The admission Of Texas so long as any
considerable portion Of Ike conE deracy was
opposed TO II, we should not see. as we now
behold. this blood stained star abont TO elim-
mcr with our glorious twcny six. Nor do
we believe that we should see, may he in
fsred from the proceedings Of Congress in
another column, the Right of Petition treated
with the u'mos; contempt We look in deeI
sorrow upon the prospect before us. Texa.
is admiled-Our protective tariff is to b,
destroyed, { wal with all its horrors is threat
eued. Texas once in, cannot be thrust out
The tariff destroyed, may il time be restored
ii war comes it is not easy what all lis con
sequences will he.
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WARNING.

The Hon. r. p. Herrick, member OF Con-
eress, from the Rensselaer, n. Y. district, has
addressed a letter TO his constituents, declar-
ing his conviction that the protecting features
Of the tariff are TO be sacrificed. With a
proper sense of bis duties and responsibilities,
Mr.. Herrick has endeavored to ascertain from
the most authentic resources of information,
the real intentions of the administration and
its party in Congress, in relation 10 The exIs-
ting Tariff. The result has been settled
conviction on his part that il must talt' and
that Tariff for rerenue only will be substltu-
ted in its stead; and says Mr.. H. al should
feel that was recreant Iothe importan trusts
con6ded to my charge, did i not at this time,
and in advance Of their final contamination,
give you that warning that seems 10 me nee
essary for proper action, to meet the events
that must soon follow" 81 have
it from a gentleman high in power, in this ad-
ministration, and whose opportunities for III
formation are not surpassed at this Capitol
and whose position is such that think be
cannot be mistaken, that the Tariff of 1882
will be reduced TO revenue standard, and al
so that the Sub-Treasury, with very little
modification will become the law oil the
land" The correspondent of the Atlas ex-
presses d similar opinion; and so far as we
can learn. the conviction is becoming geuer-
al. We hope TO be spared this cup of bitter
ness, but we must confess our fears prevail.
Bur. Free Press.
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In New Orleans. Dec. Sd, by Rev. r. l..
Stanton, Mr. Henry Merrill, Of Mddlebury.
VT. to Miss Anna Muse, Of Point Conpee.
In Weybridge. on the lst inst. by the Rev.
DR.. Merrill. Dr.. John p. Morgan, Of Norris
Town. N. Y. to Miss Orpha Z. Laudon of
Weybridge, VI.
In Mobile, Oct. 9th, by the Rev. DIR.
Hamilton, William Martin. Merchant of Mo
bile, 10 Miss Martha Jane ParmaIee, of New
York.
On The 9th Nov. by the Rev. DIR. Duca-
cheI. Geo. p Loguhead, of Philadelphia, to
Elizabeth ii. daughter of Nathaniel G bison,
Esq. of Middebury, VT.
In Whiting, OF the lst day Of January,
1916. by the Rev. A. c. Rice. Mr.. John G..
Cay to Miss Susan o. Bryant. all of VIII
ting.
An abundance Of cake received from VIII
ting.
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have, testified to its efficacy in removing va
r;ous chronic constitutional diseases, origina-
ting i'll an unhealthy or depraved state Of the
blood and other fluids, scroiuIar or enlarge
ment Of the glands, rheumatism and lum6ago
salt rheum, ring worm, BARRIERS itch, eczem
and other similar affections, are safely sud
effeectually cured by its use.
For further particulars and conclusive evil
dnce Of lis superior value and efficacy, see
pamphlets which may be obtained of agent,
gratis. w. Il. Russell, Agent.
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ADDISON COUNTY AGRICULTU-
RAJ SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of this Society will be
held at the Vermont Hotel, in Middlebury.
ON the 4th "Wednesday of January lust. at 0
o'clock in the forenoon, being the 18th day.
Il is desirable there should be a full attend
ancc ormembers, and especially of the man
ayers aud Committee on Crops, premiums
upon which are then to be awarded. In the
II can time competitors should be in season in
their applications and specifications.
HARVEY BELL, Sec'y.
Middlebury, Jan'y Z, 1876
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ua,se. In the discussion now going on
on tho subject of Natveism Mr.. Dixon of
Cornc,icut made a speech proving by the
most overwhelming testimony that ii was
The offspring Of The locolocracy. His speech
will be published.
A bold attempt is being made 10 crush
Calhoun for going for compromise on the
Oregon question.
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To Merchants and Pedlers.
Villas q MOVES
BURIINGTON, VT,


IOBBERS IN American Prints, Tick
~ ings. coLored Cambri-s. Selicias, Canrass.
Padding. BurLaps, broacn Drills, brorn and
bleached Sheetings, WGdding. Batting,
Wicking, Cotton Yarn, Cotton and WoOlen
Flannel, Edgings Laces, Cotton 1hreads'
&c. &c. ALSO
A great variety of Buttons, Combs, Pins, Nee
dies, Hooks and Ewes States, Scissors and Shears
Razor Strops, Knives, Silver Spoons, Plated,
Britannia and Iron Spoons, Soaps, Wallets,
Pocket Books, Tapes, SuspendeTs, Handker-
chiefs, Cravats, Coat Cord and Bindings, Sewing
silk and Twist.
Fancy JEyELaY. &c-Thimbles, Essences,
British, Bear and MacasSar Oils, Opedeldoc,
Spelling Books, Letter, Cap and wrapping Pa
per, &c. &C. ALSO, ,..uo cool, 81
MANUFACTURES TIN-wARE.-A large STOCK oil
which is kept constantly Oh hand, as also some
jappaned ware.
Wholesale dealers in
Tin Plate, Russia, English and Canada
Sheet Iron. Iron 1onre, Sheet and Bolt Copper
Sheet Lead and Zinc, Wire Feliunl, &c &c.
In conclusion, we would remark that our goods
are all purchased with CASH DO WINS
and at The rsvlolrst prizes, which will enable US
to sell them upon the most tIrOTatLs terms.
In buying the large amount we do, we obtain
our goods of the Agents of The Manufacturers, and
hence we are not compelled to pay talo profits be-
fore they get into our hands. This gives us d
e,ded advantage over those who buy in smaller
quantities. as they pay one profit which we save
by buying direct from the manufacturers Agents;
We intend at all times 10 keep general and
large assortment of goods, and we solicit business
fully confident that we can give satisfaction TO
those who may favor us with call.
WILLIAM Il. Villas
MORILLO MOVES.
Burlington. December 1S45. 33m6
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q SANDS SARsAPARILLA-This medicine
stands unrivalled. (based as it is on its own
intrinsic merIts,) for the removal and radical
~ VI nose diseases TO which il peculiarly
auaPIeu; Beng entirely vegetable, and COM
P1seu Of tne choicest selection of ingredients,
"nicn ac' IN consonance with the laws that
govern inc animal economy, the system is
enaolea 10 throw of disease, take OF a heal
my action, and the powers of nature resume
their natural functions. Thousands can, and
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THE VOTE ON ANNEXATION

We have already given synopsis olthe re-
cent in the House, (which shows the whio
party uniformly against il except the few be-
longing in the southern section. In New
England the vote was in the whole 2S. 9
all democrats voted for annexation. and 4
inons them for our third party friends who
gave him his election we regret TO find the
name Of Paul Dillingham; Jr. The whole
wing delegation recorded their names a gainst
annexation.
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MAGNETIC TELEcRAPH.-The progress Of
The various lines OF Telegram is slow but we
believe steady On the route between New
York and Philadelphia they have succeeded
in laying a wire in lead pipe across the
River. and lis fellow will be pot down in {.
day or ilfo. The line will be completed TO
SSomerville 10 milcs) by Tuesday or
'WedncFday, when some experiments will be
'made OF transmitting intelligence between
the two points The route between Bali
.moee and Philade.p hia has just been con-
i1racicd for, TO be finished by the middle of
FEBRUARY; and the posts on the Boston line
are erected nearly 10 Springfield, and Il dou.
bile gang ofhands have been put between
Springfield and New Haven. On this side
New Haven the work is going on as fast as
NAV be. The communication with Boston
will be completed in two monlhs-so that in,
lelligence will be transmitted from Washing
ton through to Boston by Telegraph before
Spring. The wires between Albany Z Utica
are up for aboutforty . lies and another shin
ment of wire was made from here on Sa;ur-
-day.-The line between Buffalo and Lock
port has been some lime in operation, and
yields clear profit OF SO Is per cent. per
annum--Mr.J. I. Marshall an agent OF the
Telegraph Company, departs for New-Or-
leans on the I'd of January lor the purpose OF
fling up the stock and arranging The route
between Washington and New-Orleans-
The route between Harrisburgh and Pbila-
deiphia is nearly completed and will be ready
in a few days.
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We are now pleased 10 announce the pres
ence of the contractors for this end OF the
route. and that gang of men are now at
work between This and Montpelier Prellm-
inary arrangements are making for prosecu-
ting The work with vigor and Two thousand
hands vii! string the line at the earliest pc
riod The season will allow.-Bur. Free Press.
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- Al the New England Festival in
W ashIngton, this was one orrhe toasls:
Iernaout; Though she has few su.omr.
she has one valuable Mdlsh.
This called up the Hon. George p Marsh
The representative Of The Burlington d;strict
VINO made his acknowledgements in the han,
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Also.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. the Probate Court for the District OF
Addison, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all perSone
against the estate of
CHARLES L. MILLS,
late OF Corning in the county of Sleuben and
state Of New York, deceased, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto: And
months from the Nth day OF November, 1915,
being allowed by said Court forthat purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice thai We will
attend to the business of our said appointment,
at the dwelling house of A. Cook in Ripton OF
the first Mondays Of February aud March, from
nine o'clock A. NJ, until four o'clock, P NJ,
on each Of said days
Jno. r. Ne,c. Commits
Frederick SmiB. sioners.
Dated at Ripton, this LIST day Of January,
1S45. 1868
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REMEMBER.

The Rail Road meeting on the 18th at
Rutland.
Our readers who feel no particular interest
in rail roads will excuse the abundance ol
matter on that subject on the week proceed
ing the great Rail Road meeting at Rut-
land.
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FIREs--We learn that the Howard house
in Burlington was consumed on Saturday
night. Also, the store of Mr.. Collins. in
brandon. Loss said 10 be seven or eight
thousand dollars.
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We regret 10 perceive that Senator Up
nam of Vermont. has been obliged, on ac-
coun, of impaired eyesighr, 10 decline being
Chairman OF the Committees on pensions, 10
which he had been unanimously elected by
the Senate. MIR. johnson OF Louisiana, has
been appointed in the place Of MIR Upham,-
Nat. INTEL.