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Foreign lmportaslons.

tANroN-Ship Mary Ellen700 bales hemp 90 pecaIs sap
pin wsod 5ss pkgs si rolls netting IS mats casss w AZ
Plstoa eo-i5 dol RossI9 do mdse s tea to ms.teis
do Mslisl boz ginger MalIen-I roll mating 10 order
LIsseS-Bug Jcseph-3 pipes % hhds ar cks wins iio
qasais eoIk wood Osborn; bid or chs wine L Ro-
satan 81 do do Mslsts. hhds 100 az ck do 4 Black
zine to order. '' - v -. - -
sEsA LEosEBr brig fd,2oo hides sOoo bbs peppers 1000
x1nna NUT, i2e bags ginger quantity Of old copper
co'us Son-is ba,s gnger bags pepper McCrackAn x
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l!i ~: syl IT,: y:;;::.. =.
a. &c sSau ass:, ss s:
Whessr We q Dsd.sh.sen-s easss ConssoehTn bales
II Taylor Msrks-4 H.vdock, Coes col Jas Napier
col Hall 4 col Townsend < Brothsr-i Psrmlee Z
Rodgen-sS 8 Edgerton-l C Cook-3 B Pauous--3 J
Andersol-, Osborn-2 ID Howel-i2 Holbrook. Nelson
col Gregory c,-l SHREDDER < Strtzer--l Alfred
pkg Rankln, Durv.e Coz Lemuel Fisk Peck Van
BuTen- Sarton Wei-1l mpty bbs DAVID Jenes-ssve-
raj pkgs TO order.
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Passengers Arrived i.

Cn4I,roN,sh,p ssttcn-D Robertson, lady aud chill
afen boudard and lady, MIR Maynard lady and child Mr.
Trew lady andi cnildrea Mrs Williams Miss William, d,
0osd1sey Wilson. MIR Marshall, ID Baker, Maekey
and "a IN the steersge.
rCHAnLysIor-Brg CsrolnsRev William Film, and lady
noms. Msthews and lady, three Misses Matthews, Il q
srm.n n.. I'll. ,dy and child snl Count De Boasa
Cfanstsn, W,ndham, w Dsrnss HermN w W Den.
son stephen Yale. Hail. aud 20 steerase passengers
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q u M M nc II ClAL.

New York, Monday, April I3.
AsHEs.-There was nothing doing in either descrir.
ton.
BaEApsruFrs The market still continues heavy and
we hear OF no sales worth reporting Holders however
are firm at our last quotations.
CorroS.The market was well supplied with samples
today and the sales amount 70 800 bales of which one
third was taken by shippers Prices are rather easier
for the buyer, without decided decline o.. ysJ7
LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcArror
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LyrRrooI-Ship John n skday-Peter Fcrrie a-d lady
scotland; Mrs Jas smith, Torontoj James way Philads
ernHon Cansda q Lenshsm, New Orl sns DR. Reynolds
leo, - NA'""so VI 'ieA
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kOAKE'S
IODINE LINIMENT

unve.say admitted TO Do the only that will 81
form all that y reprssented 70 do has ~
Astonishing OF Rheu awelled Limbs 9pra
Buses Contra Of the Cords asd muscles Serouia
kngs Evil Paraiysss or Loss q The OF the LImbs b
that woad belief IL thsy ccud not be substsnts
By the respectable persons who hve used h, it va
be tred sit,sy the invalid of he ling
this mosr excsIlent remedy rnepal depot,
AZ imsrc iN3tk StII,L X 10 N JoA, q
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MARITIME HERALD
TO sHIPMAsTERs.


We hope tha. Captains of arriving this port will
deliver shipping lists parcels
tended for this office any other than the New York
Pilots or Cspt RoBERT SiLvEY, of news feet
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II VHlv a purelv yeoe
aud harmless, nnh Is the only positive permanent and
needs no putting; as IL acquiring for itself por
beyond reccd-n IN the healing by restoring 10 Le
under the Influence OF this dreadful disease VINO has N
snred. u ne amportsnt Question We answer Mr. III
Ptrseiis amic 70 3yeNs-certtfcae Of cure sw n,
fore The Mayor a',h!, Guy Mas.h the nh n residences
Mrs Eleanor kel rted 20 ye,rs eu1ed !, ..,sas.
ylle ne 500 Of Mrs Bennett, sf c,ed years, cured
cur d within toe lsst thirteen w.eks 'o' "''e n
he an c are invited q call and have their cases .xs
,o medc.ne Is ca euiy packed in bores for trsnspo
Prices per Dor 49, SIT and S1 s;ngIs h,.,I.- -,
sary medicine, 81. .'o'aes' WI" ne
DRs. VANS & HART. Propr.,or.,
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FOR THE PLIES

nR UPHAM'S ELECTUARY = An int ruaI remedv
~ certain cur 9r the Piles etbr nternal external
ing OF blind sold at NO lai Fulton street No Division
t. years exPeriencs, confined TO ofce pfactice wh
Files snd all Chroac diseases successfully ressd
cal cfce. No. is Sswerv,t doom above spsng street
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I'O MAkklED LADIES-A Secret Work. x,o,-,
Apply for further particulars 10 DR. On h MsDNS
lower postohce NoIete taken from the ofcs nnI.s.
a. luRS
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DIR, sALMON'e REMEbY

CSs s4,ssas 8: ,s:sssl .:. ~ lssss! :
::s:s s:ss s;Sis'3s go: ,ss Ssss. a =. ..
fEis S Ne. w, :s,:
ordinary pracce and so highly b.
al who have assI shai hs prSPriss9I has bsss induced
from the above complaints, that t H. profssses BE-
nvgotstine the system ressorns srIste. health
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS NO MERCURY. NOR any
preparation o IT, and does the cossst
business Ie references ifrsquirsd
CHARLIE IL RING ia bToadwsy,
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BALTIMORE, April IL. lsa6
Easter Monday Season for Ball. Parties and Matvimo-
nfaf Contrdcts-Raps and Incest Dan Rice,s Benefit
-Wsfeh 4 Deioran's C,yeus-Markefs, Stseks. &c. /.
To-day Is Easter Monday, and, with large Glass O
our citizens. it s observed day Of recreation and
pleasure II is the day which the spring campaign
OF Terpschore commences, and will now have balls
ana dancing parties until the weather becomes too
warm for such kind Of locomoton Indeed, that
Lent ever we may look for unusual merry season.
with not few marriages., and other joyous festivities
which have been postponed until the close OF this re
gious festival
white man, named Robert Doherty, was yesterday
arrested and committed to prison charge Of commit
about seventeen years Of age and said to be dotic
The charge against him was made by the mother who
was absent at meeting during the time that the Sir al
leges the crime was committed.
Dan Rice's benefit, at the Front street Circus on ga
turday night, was decidedly bumper. The house was
crowded from pit to DOME and Madame Macsrtes ri.
ding was unusually good.
Welch & Dslavan have pitched their mammoth pavi
lion on Charles street, and will commence short sea-
son this evening. This company always attracts
crowds even II It has, AZ at present. nothing very at
tractve about IT, There thousands OF our citizens
tar, who are constant visiters to one of canvass.
The MARxETs.-The broken doses in which the news
from England continues TO arrive, account OF the
sleepy movements Of the Unicorn, keep -four mar
ket IN most unsettled state, and transactions have
taken place: The news Iby the Romer and Queen Of
the West will probably cause slight advance this NOR
ming
Sales OF Stocks at Baltimore.
APRIL 5000 Md s rs; 1000 do, 7lx 1890 City Ss AZ
5000 do ss 22oo do e5 $1,000 ORR BIDS loo state ssT
1890 closed at IS asked s. bid Batnore and Ohio all
way shares left of at tsas for sale. l6 bid.
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SPERM OIL AND CANDLES.
ENxCELLENT Winter Bleached Sperm OIL Al 81 gall;
Il Beaebed Solar OIL IS cents prime article OF Sperm
Candles at Is cents per pound Families boarding house and
hotel keepers call and the above before
pureh.sins For sale by J. q. FOWLLR,
Grocer and Tra Dealer,
$50 Greenwich st. cor Murray 6reenwch Vesy
mril imsrc
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RISEASES OF THk URINARY OR0ANe-saeh =
- Chronic and acute disesses Of the
Bladder. Leucorrhoeu Whites,
Urethra, Strictures,
Kidneys Seminal Weakness,
Also, GonorrhUa, Inability.
Gieets, Wenknexsof the parts &C.,
speedily and edecruay removed by Aberneshys Boan
Pills. without particle Of mercury They equally
suitable for females They and the
tive rarely, experenced from taxing other
dicnes Apohecares Hail. 6 Catharne
~ Maden Lane Price 81 with direcriona milo lmtr
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RHEUMATISM.
Compound Syrup Of the Hydriodate Of Potau
SARSAPARILLA.

YELLOW DOCK ROOT.
THE ABOVE is prepared from the rur.st articles and
recommended a. the best and only Of Rheam
ism AT this Of the espscis it 10 Of the greats
importance a. il will all ihese extremely unplsasa
symptoms, (severe pains &C the JOINTS back shou
ders &c 1c II thins pures and Quickeus the cirsuaro
and leaves part Of the animal economy persct
Of beah The virtues o each article have long been kpov
the faculty and by their judcious admxture their ese
are greatly increased For sale BY
.f2s lmsu CHAS H RING ye7 B-oadvsv.
MILITARY EQUlPMEVTs-rIEREME CAPS
NAE SUBSCRIBER respectful, CAL: The attentoa Oft
military public his VI Military kQuipmeu
adapted to all ccmpanes Military Csps Koapsacks Bon
aud bayo scabbards Of variety. Country comp
new companies will be supplied with samples.
FIRE CAPS-FIRE CAPS.
full assortment Of every variety constantly On hand
fas smsrre ii g. GRxTACAP. "a Brosdv,v]
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sales OF Stocks at PhiIadelphia.
FIRST BOARD loo shares Reading RR days. si; 100 do
Bank, 23h ' ~ ~ os1A'e'
AFTER BoARp-3 shares Planters B,nk Tenn 53l, 100 do
Heading XXX days 81 100 do Gatd Bank cash. Ok 100 do
Reading Mr., 81 100 do, days, "a
SECOND BoARp.-2 shares Reading RR 5days "A xlOOO
Kentucky SIS, 991ai SEQ Lehish Mortrsge, 10
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TO VICTIMS OF INDISCRETION.
A BERNETHY'S BOTANICAL PILLS are ackno|
LEGGED TO be the most certain and efeetual remedy sI
dscoyefed Tor Eonorrhos glets, rntsuon Of The baddl
sss q the urinary either sex without loss OF
coufnement, hndancs from busness They do not q
tain particle OF mercury, have besa known 70
In enecnx eures not oniv recent bat in long proae
cases. Thousands testify their nvRorst,ur and s
wonderful Efficacy in all dsesaes for whcn they are reed
msnded For sale Apotsecarss' Hall, tharl,e stre
and Ia
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VTT TTANTED-1eutems On and Families can obtain the full
w vaue for all kinds Of ssgerfacus esets they wish e
Aspose OF LADIES dentle Apparel,
Fre Arms Furniture, &C. LEvErsrvr. 4s6 Brosdwsy, up
sa Ladies having Cast off Clothing dispose Of
obtsn price by sending for the Subscriber Mrs T. LE
yEssTYr NIB line through tie Post Office viii be prompt
iv attended m IN
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS
VISITING the city Of New York. are invited 70 cal a
examine the complete and extensye stock OF AccouI
Books Stationery Paper Nooris and Letter Copvi
Is, Gold Peas, Quills, Inks .nd Fluids,
AND ALL OTHER ARTlCL Les sold By STATIONERl
1T the Los0est Possible Prices.
RICH LOUTREL, 81 william IT,
m2i lm.me one door below Cedar |
rINo MARRIED LADIES-A SECRET WORTH kneN
ing-apply Tor further particulars DR.. CHI. F. MO-
TEL, Lower Post Office Note-No letters takeu fron
Office unless they post paid al i'm.
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Manufacturer and Importer Of Toilet Sosps,
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miscellaneous Record.

Ship John Skiddy Liverpot bark Bartlett Psnsaco
la; brig Macon. Savannah.
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MOTHERS CORDIAL.

TUE superior ecaey Of this article when used in the Last
once experienced .s benefits would be willing any scnd
nsk he an nrs attendant on Child Bh ons hsif ma s
place otn I'D and mother in state Of safeey.
This quack article but ths prsseripon Of regal
Physcsa who has made this branch Of his peses
tiuar study For sale s is3 Broadway u John street.
al2 1rn<uu
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SHAFER " CO.,
TAHORS AND DRAPERS,

HAlf nrosgWny, 10 =. H.,r. pscIss. ., ..
rs sssorf eu Of the Goest Sedan Cloths and Cas-
smeres adapted 70 the early trade Having conclude
Of the Rue Csssone Pas well Known to most o. Cur lash
onsbes who have visited hurope ney are NOW prepared
esee1e oIees " Az aroad wav
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fertile valley ofthe Connecticut and PNssump-
sic Rivers, with an extensive, well populated
and productive country on either side to pour
its business into it, and scores of mnnuiactur-
ing villages upon the water sites ofthe imme-
date line of route.
Nor is the remaining portion Of the line nfe-
rior, in its resources For way freight and pas
sengers, to any inland Rail Road now in pro-
gress of construction.
But in addition to its advantages for way
business, this Rail Road, connecting as il will
with the Montreal Rail Road at Stnnstead, is
destined TO be the medium of transit for an n
mount of travel and freight, commensurate
with that of the principal lines between Bos-
ton and the upper Lakes.
These considerations in connection with the
fact that the cost of construction will be com
paratively cheap (the soil being easy-Timber
and materials abundant and cheap-Land
damages light-gradcs low.)-and with the
further fact that the Directors have de-
eided to combine the most rigid ccono-
my with energetic nction-all concur in in
spring confidence, and Justify the opinion a.
bove expressed, that this stock 1cM be among
the safest and best in yNec England,
A SHAREHOLDER.
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ncation with Boston--that they could have
no object, in making Portland the steamship
rendezvous; and il was not believed tie tray
el and transportation through so great an eX-
tent of wild and unsettled country, could sup
port road ifbuilt. So it has ever appeared
TO ms, and therefore we have never had much
faith i'll the proiect.-Keene Sentinel.
r all Ro ads.
The engineers ofthe Central road have
been engaged the week past in completing
their locating survey in this village and vcin-
ity, and we are pleased 10 learn that this SER
vice is so far advanced MS TO enable the con-
tractor on this section 10 commence opera
tons next week. This survey starts at the
foot of Main street, passes along the beach to
the sand-gulf near Thompson's, thence by n
deep cut of about n hundred rods to the i'll
tervale, and along the intervalc bank TO the
river, ut or near blouse Island" Atthe Falls
il passes north of the church, Viewers store
and the stone house; crosses the road be-
tween the stoTfc house and the foot Of the hill,
and thence in the bank TO the high bridge,
aud so on through Colchester and Essex on
the North side of the river. Operations were
commenced on the Mortified section last
week, and few days will witness active OPP
erntions along the whole line.
We observe by the Boston papers that a
strenuous and determined effort is now max
ing in that city TO fill up the subscription 10
the Rutland road. ltseems that the detcen-
cy is now only 100000, and when it is rec
objected that upon this small sum hangs the
question whether Boston or New York is 10
have the trade of Western Vermont there is
hardly room for doubt as TO the result. The
time has come when this question must be
decided, for the spirit is up, and, via Mount
Ilolley or Bennington, road will be built
burlington Free Press.
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Rail Road Items.
From the Montreal Herald.

rum tut hputICdi iltTdiu.
We have much pleasure in learning that
the Dcputation from the Connecticut and
Passqmpsic Rivers Railroad Company, who
waited upon the Committee of Management
of the 81. Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad
Company on the 23d inst, have expressed
themselves much gratifed ut the reception
they met with from that Committee, and in
this city generally; and that, from the tenor
of the resolution transmitted to them by the
Committee ofthat enterprise, they expectt that
at no distant period, n direct communication
through the line ofthe Connecticut and Pas
sumpsic Rivers Railroad will be established
between the two important commercial cit
les of Boston and Montreal, uid Stanstead and
Sherbrookc.
We insert a copy of the Resolution as fol-
lows:
Resolved, That this Committee have learn
ed with much satisfaction the energetic steps
taken in reference to the Connecticut and
Passumpsic Rivers Railroad from Boston to
Stanstead;and that, while the Committee con-
slider that their first object must be to meet
the Road from Portland, still they regard it of
great importance to the ST. Lawrence and
Atlantic Railroad Company TO have a connec-
ton with Boston by way of Stanstead, and
they trust that nothing will occur TO prevent
the accomplishment ofthe views mutually en-
tertained by the Connecticut and Passump-
sic Rivers Railroad Company and by this
Committee.
(Signed) T. STEERS, Sec'y.
PORTLAND AND MONTREAL RAILROAD
We notice very encouraging hopes still held
out, that this road is to be commenced next
Spring, at both ends. Now we are apprehen-
sive these hopes are not speedily to be real
lied. In conversation with some intelligent
men from Montreal, they remarked that but
one great communication appeared to be nee
essary or desirable, to an Atlantic port-that
though the Canadian authorities and people
were favorably inclined to the shorter Port
land route, the people and Government at
home (Englandl were satisfied with the pres
ent prospect of speedily effecting commu-
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T HI G AL II I'D d N Il A N

this they can never do butb our line of road.
The immense loss of vessels, some 30 in NUM-
Der, and consequent loss of life and property,
the fall pnsty to and from the Canadian Ports,
has given fresh impulse to the prospects of
our road which cannot be resisted, Many 9TH
err and strong influences seem to combine at
the present moment in our favor, which, if on
ly seconded by our union and the use of the
means in our power, and our redemption is
nigh. OF the many and great advantages
which must accrue to every class ofpeople by
railroad communication, must defer speaking
at present. A STOCKHOLDER.
Derby, Feb. 10, 1876.
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For the Calcdoninn
Convention ofSchool Teachers,

The Caledonia County Convention of
Teachers hold their first Constitutional meet
ing at -. Johnsbury Plain, the 10Th inst
Tho meeting was well attended, interesting
aud protitahlcc
Order Of exercises for the forenoon
Meeting opened with prayer by Rev. Mr
Worcester, after which the School Commit
tees from several towns reported on the state
Of the schools in their respective towns. The
question, What are the prominent defcicn.
cics in our Common Schools, and how are
they to be remed,cd, was taken up and discuss
ed in a spirited and interesting manner
Mr. Harrington then offered the following
resolutions Resolved, That the Executive
Committee draft plan of good School
House and give it to the public through the
County Newspapers
The Corresponding Secretary, then read an
interesting report. On motion, voted that n
committee of three be appointed by the Chair
to draft a set of resolutions, Whcrcupon,
Mcssrs' Case. Colby and Chamberlain were
appointed. Meeting adjourned for one hour
P, NJ. Convention met Ngreeably to ad-
journmcnt, The Constitution was read and n
goodly number of signatures obtained.
An Essay school Books, was then read
by the Secretary.
The Committee on Resolutions then report
ed the following, which were scveral!y dis
cussed ard adopted.
J. Resolved, That the interests of cduca-
ton, in our Count V impcriously demand that
there should be n higher standard of qualfca-
tons, on the part of Common School Teach
ers.
., Resolved, That the cause of school edu-
cation, will be promoted by the adoption of
measures on the part of our Academies to af-
ford special instruction to Common School
Teachers, in regard to the studies they will be
called upon TO teach and particularly in regard
to the profession of teaching.
3. Resolved That the expense Of Common
School education is greatly and unnecessarily
increased by the present frequent changes of
School books, and that this expense and other
evils necessarily connected with this change,
might be materially diminished, if the Pruden-
tial Committees of the several districts, were
authorized and instructed to take advice of
the County Superintendents, in reference to
text books, and allow no change but on good
advice
4. Resolved, That it is the duty ofall Teach
ers in Common Schools, to know that the
scholars under their care are thoroughly vers-
ed in the rudiments of an education, before
they advance them to the higher branches.
5. Resolved, That irregular attendance is
very serious evil in our Common Schools and
one which calls loudly for correction.
To the foregoing the following were added:
6. Resolved, That when scholars absent
themselves from school, it is the duty of Teach
ers, when they return to demand of them the
lessons recited, by their class or Glasses during
their absence
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rested the barrel on hisIef bo,,
deliberate aim, fired! Tho Lam and wI
on On lhe side OF his head, an inch ' "r d. D
10Y e the top, passed through his b Ur Two d
fell on the field, corpse, "'' "ron, mds
Jones, and his second and ,l,..,.
medIately got into a carriage r onT a1n TO-
DIR Henderson stood by the bo "l,u rode off,
was gone, then walked nwo "oy tIl breS
life was extinct. 'N'' seeing lr
INC fna'Icr,howeyer,had already n,,
and when Jones and his second y. s9' wal
densburg, they were arrested nla asuCned Be-
on, but subsequently released o ,p.eu u pt,
Judge Clement Dorsey. 'Vcufgb
Dr. Henderson arrived at Wosbin,
immediately despatched parties t "r y o.,
who brought it in the course oc w NE bod
when it was Immediately placed % i day.
coffin, and sent by the steambo,, u lea!
Carolina-and its arrival will COW, " Ao1,
father the melancholy story ofbis i. u % biz
hearthat Jones and his friend , ,a.
in the same boat. re'lHel
The news Of the duel caused .
alton in Washington, where Lo,b t stea' YES
ties are well known, and have , NJ" ,De IaI'
personal friends. The lady wbn IIeuy Warn
cause of this affair, is one ofgco, Is 1.-THE
of many accomplishments tbo "' JE anC
Of one ofthe wealthicst men in V No. GI' cp
ma, and the breath of suspicion h., ba, aaron
reached her fame. Her husband 10" IoT ny'e
her TO be entirely innocen, and h%,. oI cue
"nttempt, and not the deed" ,bo, ~" So ut GI H
DIR; j. $50 ends this strange, e,cp,6,I H %.s
ry."--COr. Boston .Nlas. ''"'ul Aslo
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Gj'We observe by the Waterman that the
Ccntrals have broken grOund--or more likely, "a
snow drift, at Mortified. Gov Paine was high
~ complme ntcd-and dcservedly so, as we
thmk-for the zeal and talent displayed by
him in bringing that enterprise to its present
promising state, In reply, Gov. p, took occa-
sion to say that much was attributable to the
union with the Fitchburgh ROAD union he
helped TO secure aud hoped always TO sec
maintained. Our friend of the Watchmau, we
are glad to see, received some hattcring no.
tees for his efficient lqbors in the enterprise
He ought to rank next to Governor p. among
the pioneers in the work. BY the way, Gov.
Paine took occasion to say that, far from
using his influence to have the road located via
Mortified, he even avoided voting, ms an Off
GER for the location of the road. The loca-
ton was made upon the estimates ofthc cngn-
ccrs--thr route via Northfrld, according TO
the estimates, can be constructed 100000
less than via the Gulf and Montpelier village,
though the last route would lessen the distance
five miles.
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The Assessments of the Con-
neCticut and Passumpsic Riv-
ers Rail Road Company.

BY referring 10 our advertising columns tho
reader will see the official notice Of the Treas.
urer ordering an assessment of five dollars on
each share of the stock ofthe aforesaid Com.
Pnny to be paid on or before the 10Th Of March
next. In order to save trouble, the Directors
as we learn have appointed agents to collect
the subscriptions in the country; and by vot"
of the Directors all instulmcnts will draw IN.
tercst from the date of their payment
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g1'Thc two communications, upon "our
Rarl Road" published in the Calcdonian this
week, come from intelligent and reliable sour
ccs and the writer's have no further person.
al interest in the road than any other individ-
ual stockholders residing on near the pro-
posed route, Whatever they say is worthy of
consideration. We hope they will continue
the discussion until the subjects pertaining to
the enterprise are well understand by every
"man, woman and child in this part of our
State