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STATE OFVERMONT.} THE Hon. the Pro-
District Of Chittenden, IS. l bate Court for the
District OF Chtenden. all persons concerned in the
Estate Of Samuel F. Hoster. late Of Hinesburgh. in
said District, deceased Greeting.
WHEREAS Lyman Hall, administrator Of the Estate
Of said deceased proposes to render Of his
administration, and present accoun, against said estate
Court OF Probate. be holden at the Registers office
IN Burlington on the second Wednesday OF July next.
THERIroRI, You are hereby notified TO appear be-
shew cause any you have, why The account sioyessd
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington this 23d dav If
June \ .. 1877 CHAS RUSSELL, yvdss
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BosroN, July 2.--Provisions-- remain firm,
with brisk retail trade, but speculative operations
Genesee, common brands, at 27A Ohio and Mchi-
gan. l2a, cash 1900 bbls Ohio for shipment to Liver
pool, private terms. Com-Therc is but tile
doing except by auction Yellow fiat is held at 9sc
81 white, 96 y Csc. cash.
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Ntarkets.
BRIGHTON MARKET

BRIGHTON MARKET.
Our Report of this Cattle Market publish ed last
u,ek is of the same date June 20, as that published
generally as the papers in the State this reek The
Traveller has failed as and we can give no later dates
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Constantly OH hand
Wool Depot.


THE subscriber has made arrangements TO open
branch OF the Undertook Wool Depot in the VI
lage OF .horcham VI. A spacious building has boon
procured store house, for the present season. sus
ted the public square in SAID village. lie wi! b.
prepared 10 receive wool after the tenth OF June.
The feeces will be thrown into sorts, nnd those who
desire i, can have their clip kept separate and sol
when ordered,
A discrimination will be made, between wool il
GOOD or BAD condition Sales will be made lnys
riably for Cash. The charges, will be one cent p:c
pound for receiving, storing and selling land the insl
rance, which will be twenty five cents one hundred
dollars for term of three months. Advances in cas-.
will be made on the delivery of wool ii requested
Sacks will be furnished TO those who wish, by thciT
paying the expense Of transportation and u ciS
each, Tor their use.
csy Reference can be had to DR., J ?, Beekman.
Kndcrhook n. Y, S H Jennison, Shoreham NJ.
Bingham, Cornwall S. W: Jewctt, Weybridge II.
Bell, Middebury ; l.. Hall. Shelburn, VI.
Letters addressed to the subscriber Shoreham, in
relation TO the Wool Depot at that place viii receive
immediate In his absence Mr.. 5. Evcr,s will be
there receive wool and give any requisite uorlna-
ton on the subject.
H. BLANCHARD.
MAY l2 lSi1 a
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Agents Wanted.

THE SUBSCRIBER IS DESTROYS OF EN-.
i gaging number of men OF good address and
business habits. with $50 s35 ready cash, to sci
and use his improved sulphur tune, or gas bath
A profit Of IS TO SIS week may be realized.
All Post paid letters promptly answered ,,,c,
No. Cohocton, Steuben Co. N. Y. June %, AZ.
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A good assortment of Ready Made Clothes such as
n Goats Pants, Vests, Overalls Shirts and Drawers
&c, &c. CATLIN u SPEAR.
June l6 1917. 81
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Dried Apples.
1000 LBS. DRIED APPLES
AOVO Just received and for sale by
30 Villas e. MOVES
House Finishing,
KITCHEN UTENSILS,

ENAMELED preserving kettles, sauce pnL.
L. bowls, brass kettles, fry pans, tea kettles, shov -
and ongs, toasng irons and forks Jew candle sticks
apd. lamps, grid IRONS sad irons, &c.
STRONG, DOOLITTLE, s. Co.
lime 10 lSi7 81
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FLO UR

HMM DULkLEf FreSf
- ARCH BIsHor. Sec'y
GranVile, n. T., teo. IL, lSH. Inns
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NEW GOODS,

n F. STAMFORD, & co. HAVE OPENED
~. this morning another lot of New Goods among
which some Elegant Parasols Parasoles, Frnees,
Silks. musins. Ginghams, &c, &c which they are Of
fering at Great bargains.
June "a, lSf7 81
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THE following is of deeply interesting character
and has attracted the attention and examination
several OF the first physicians of New York and Brook
yn:
street, Brooklyn is in his 10th year. He has generally
oyed robust health, but about three years since began
gradually fail general weakness and lassitude seemed
him, accompanied with depression of spirits
Loss of appetite, inability sleep, &c followed
Of New York, was consulted The usual remedies, such as
copious bleeding &C., were administered, though without
the desired effect Captain Tombs shortly after fell! down
in the street insensble, with apopletic it On
partially recovering from the effects he noticed for the first
time that portion Of his left side apparently dead and
further inquiry, his ply sicans pronounced his be
that of combined apopexy and paralysis. The parayic
affected indeed the whole Of side Of the body
eIes and shortly after he experienced an apopleGc
was despared Of AS matters grew worse, physicians
seemed TO do less He unable to walk wthoutas
sisance and could neither feed dress himself alone he
unable to artcuate distinctly and his sight much
as Ssw Yo an % w %h0& a
yn considered his entirely hopeless and beyond
human aid
Such is simple and unexaggerated statement of the
N, Of oaptan T1mbs in July last when he frs.
were desous to try the experiment, and for that purpose
purchased pair OF Gavanic Bracelets for the wrists, pair
Fluid. In twenty tour hours after using these articles feel
ing was percepioe in the parayzed arts, and perspa-
and use has hand, and Il three ,oaIs he Sas able 70
aone He began speak distinctly, could clearer,
III eyga, a @
apopexy has been apparen he is enabled to take regular
and all his have been restored
Many similar to the above in which the OF the
articles was equally successful, could be adduced
CAUTION
The great celebrity and success of DR. CHRlSTIES gal
vanc articles has caused them TO be countereited by un
prnciped persons. To guard the public against decep
lion, there is but ONE AUTHORIZED AGENT appointed
in each city or town, from whom alone the genuine articles
can be obtained. All sold elsewhere spurious and
worthless. No pedlars travelling agents WILL any
| count, be employed
All applications requesting further information regard
ing business with DIR. Christie, should be addressed
| d. c. MOORHEAD, Agent General for the u s.,
No. 1872 Broadway New York.
Only agent in Washington, ID. O.,
M. H. STEVENS, No. ], Brow ms Hotel.
Nov. 4-MTNSif
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TINULLER'S HOTEL, Washington, ID. C.--Messrs A..
l. " l.. H. FULLER take pleasure in informing their
NEW HOTEL, the corner Pennsyrani drenue and Aa
street, before the LIST of December This house has
been erected great expense and under the personal
perntendence Of the subscribers therefore they ater
themselves that all the requisites of rstratc hotel will be
found their establishment The furniture is all entirely
and expense has been spared to obtain that which
is elegant and comfortable.
The situation of the house is considered eligible
than their late stand the Of Nth and Penn
syvana (vacated by the subscribers last Novem-
ber) being the Capitol and hanve min
walk to the Presidents House and the public depart
To old friends and guests tender our sincere
thanks for their patronage heretofore bestowed and assure
them that they will find cordial welcome at their new
house, and trouble will be spared to render them as
comfortable as their own fresides
To future friends and guests we offer good bouse
and all the inducements as aforesaid, and beg their pa
tronnge.
Porers will be in attendance at the cars and steamboats,
their arrival with the badge of Fuler's Hotel
No charge for conveying baggage = ,, r,,r,
Nov 5-du A. ~ L. H. fuLliEh'
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The AMERICAN STEAMSHIP WASHING roN.-Furih,r mems
from Europe.-The New York papers publish several r.
tracts ofettes from passengers who in the Wash
ingon bearing high testimony her sea-worthirss and
capabilities The alterations made upon her pre- vous To
her voyage have proved eectua rendering her. according
to the opinions of persons OF experience the easiest and
best sea boat running Her passage, when compared with
the Branna's and the French Union, shows a
decided superiority in speed well in The essential
qualities Of rstclass ship The terrible easerly gale of
the Goth of September overlook the Washington and il
appears, accompanied her the Atlantic. The Wash.
ngton is due with five days later intelligence having
left Southampton the 24th ult. The heavy nothwes,
gales experienced the close of las week
have doubtless somewhat lmPeded her progress She
leaves New York on the IIth inst.--Baftimore Sun.
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DEPARTURE Mn. WIsE.-The Hon. Henry A. Wi Sc
left this city this morning in the steamboat Thomas Jefer-
son. for his home in Accomac county, Va. He will land
at Huchng's Landing, where he is be received by n
large number of his ieow-ctzens who have made ar
rangements to welcome him with every demonstration of
respect. Mr. Wise fully susans the administrations and
is expected give his views that and the BRAZIL an
question at length the occasion, and will undoubtedly
make eloquent and patriotic speech lie goes home in
restored healtha fact which prove highly gratifying
to his numerous and enthusiastic friends-B. argus Of
Nov s.
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PROPOSALS for conveying the malls Of the United
states from the lst of March, 1SlS, or sooner shp rs
can be Provided to the Both of June 1851 on the following
routes VIII be received the contract office of the Posi-
of the 3D. Of January 1885, TO be DECIDED v the R a.
the same monthly in the hereafter specified to wit
NO Sssa From hey West by Indian Key, Key Largo
Mu9uito inlet smyrna St Augustine, and Fernandna to
Charleston, > e., 700 miles and back, once a month
No. 1887 From Key West, by Saratoto Tamp, Raw
Cedar Keys St Marks, Apaachcola ST. oseph, and e.
Andrews Bay to Pensacola, 800 miles and back once a
Proposals. for extending this service from Pensacola to
New Orleans invited. "
Proposals will be received for carrvin the malls an Tho
abovenamed routes twice a month and proposals omit.
ting such places named the routes as the bidder
VIII be considered and proposals for CARVING sad mails
W ai on such portions OF said in Florida on which
IL may be so carried ' - ~
'as sond set forth the mode of conveyance the size
ana description of the steamboats, or vessels with su
Parucuarlty to enable the decision to be made on
e auvice oil the proper officers the naval service
war w same are or are not convertible into ships-of
notes.
Zach proposal should be accompanied by n guaranty
manner, VIZ ing
The undersigned guarantv that .r,,
bid for carrying the mail from to- II MS
copied by the Postmaster General shall enter into an obiaa
u as rs cay 81 March next with good and
This should be accompanied by the certificate of post.
master Q, other equivalent testimony that the
The proposal should be sent to the department sealed
10 Se ,s No. IL
foI the prohibition of bids resulting from combinations
and the terms and conditions which the contract to be
MADE see the last annual advertisement.
are notified that, agreeably to the provisions of
the act OF Congress of Sd March, 1875 preference be
gwen 10 those proposals (being acceptable in other
sPee.s1 which shall puiate to deliver the steamships
70 be provided for carrying said mails to the United
ates or 70 then proper officer, demand made for the
purpose OF being converted into vessel
FOR the manner IN which the transfer to the
is to be tnade and other particulars bidders are referred
70 the advertisement OF foreign mas of the 2st of April
IS47. " p'
G JOHNSON
=. a- l.ts Postmaster General.
Nov 9-law4w
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The letter of MIR. Van Buren,, which will be bund in
another column, will attract much attention HIS repu-
taon for ar-reachng sagacty invests his predictions
especially at this crisis, with influence which the
opinions of few statesmen exert. 1t will be Observed
that he recommends the vigorous prosecution of tle war
until indemnity for the past, and security for the uture
shall have been obtained Nor will the reader fail to
remark that there is no auson to that most exciting
topic OF the present time-the Wimot Proviso.
The concluding sentence couched in spirit which
cannot be TOO much extolled He invokes ALL whatever
be their preferences for men, to dsdain sinister n1u-
and purposes OF every description" and emulate
each other SIN their efforts to eytcae the county from
the difficulties and dangers by which it is encomIssed
If he could impress these sentiments upon his son and
his antagonists, whom his influence was once SUI
preme, he would do the party, and through its nstru-
mentality, g the State" most essential service
Rochester DaHy Adpetiser
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From MoNTEvIDEo BUENos AYREs.-The BRIG John
French Capt jeffrey brought intelligence from Monvideo
to the 4b, and from Buenos Ayres the I'd September
The fort of San Jose had been delivered over to the gov
eminent forces at Montevideo-the British commodore Sir
Thomas Herbert, having abandoned it, and removed the
marines stationed there and at the custom house The
British merchants, in letter TO their consul, protested
against this hazardng the security of ther
property.
The uncertainty regarding Orbes movements caused
some anxiety at Buenos Ayres. Rosass conduct in ref
erence to the English and French Intervention met the
nnproval of the Legislature. Jour. of Com
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Mr.. BANcRorT's SpEEcH.--In the London Tmes's
account of the entertainment given by the Lord Mayor of
that city TO the Duke OF Cambridge at the Mansion
House the 9th Of October, find the following brief
report of speech made by Mr. Bancroft, in reply
complimentary toast from the Lord Mayor accompanied
by few appropriate remarks:
His excellency the American minister thanked them,
from the bottom of his heart for the distinguished honor
they had done him in drinking his health He felt home
in the midst OF their boundiesS hospitality (Cheers) His
Lordhp had alluded to the preservation of peace In such
branches 10 his table and their childens children would
rise up and call them blessed (Cheers) 1t but the
other day he invited to be present the festival of the
shers In the dim distance of the dinner hall he there
had the smiling faces of those whom the Lord Mayor
had permitted them to combine with, sitting by their side
at that graceful and hosptabe board (Cheers)
He could them The wish OF his brethren on
the other side OF the Atlantic, and it heartily his
own wish, that his residence in England might be
mere hoyday but that it might the high purpose of
drawing closer and closer the ties OF any-(oud cheers)
TINT it might have tendency give still higher and
more comprehensive TO that which
dered the prosperity of the countries identical Con-
tnued cheers He need speak of the greatness of Lon
don OF England; but, such an occasion, he
minded OF the glores of their clmatehe conservative eli
where people live long, and grow old (Cheers
and augh He prayed most feveny for their prosperi
ty. (Cheers) Dominic Dtrtge Nos their motto They
looked the Lord of Heaven Tor guidance and he mpoed
Him send them prosperity (Cheers) He wished Tor the
city of London full and perfect prosperity and that ght
ashe would not say irevereny, long the throne of
the Eternal, butas long time itself (l.ond cheers)
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

M1 SfkaN ON txFNT, That large, commodlous,
31 and well finished brick dwelling, situated on the
49, c cas- side OF Sh street, between and H. the
aei oee This dwelling is three stories high, and con-
Ts VI we've rooms, including the basement and kitchen
ne PaoIs on me rst and second floors handsomely
hhlsheo WIN manteis OF Italian and Egyptian marble The
furnished WIN mantel-piece of Egyptian marble In the
YARD there IS large csern capable of holding four thou
bahouse ON the premises and coal and wood
cellar IN 'front.' under the pavement, which connects
with the basement The dwelling has many other
convenisnces such requisite for large and pen
teel family, for which the house is wen adapted
Inquirers who wish TO view the premises, may call MT
the residence of the subscriber door the advertised
dwelling, at his marble yard and rooms street.
the Union office. THOMAS BERRY.
Nov. @ dtf
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A CARD--wALTER HARPER az Co, Pennsylvania
"A between 9th and 10Th streets, would take this
method Of informing their friends customers and purcha
generally that they will this day receive direct from
New York the largest and best assorted stock fancy French
English and domestic goods they have offered Tor In
sPecuon They respectfully solicit call
Nov, Stiff
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Cnrpcting, Rugs, and House Furnishing Goods gem

Cnrpcting, Rugs, and House Furnishing Goods gem
orally.
n ii. UOOE 81 co. have now in and constantly
l. receiving additional supplies from the most ceebra
ted manufac turers and importers
English Brussels of the newest styles and best quality
American ngains OF designs made exclusively for oul
sales
Tapestry, twilled, and plain Venetian, new styles
Fine and common Ingram, a large assortnent cheap
Printed druggets Ga and l2-4 new designs
Floor ocloths, both English and American
Step drugges, chenille, and tuted rugs
Bindings and other goods in the line.
ALSO,
Linen sheetings, all widths and qualities
Table damasks and diapers, all widths and qualities
Huckabacks and other iowelings
Damask and diaper table napkins
Worsed damasks and moreens, all colors
Union damasks, superior quality, new designs
Turkey, red twiled plain, and printed, all colors
Embroidered curtain musins in pairs and by the yard
Quilts and counterpanes of every description
Gilt curtain fixtures of the newest designs
Bed blankets all sizes and qualities, some very superior
Oct. 25-4wf
nRAVN numbers Grand Consolidated Lottery, elias.
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CITY HOTEL, WASHINGTON, ID. C.

TIME Cjty Hotel which has been almost entirely rebuilt
during the past under the personal supervision
of the undersigned and having been leased by them for
term of years. will be opened before the 2th of Noven-
Der for the reception of company The house is pleasantly
situated Pennsylvania of 4th street. near
the Presidents House and Executive Offices and but
short walk or ride from the Capitol.
The building is stories high, fronting 140 feet on Penn
syvana and LIS feet l4h street, and contains
one hundred and forty rooms which we'll arranged,
having paors with chambers attached and suites OF rooms
for families, all well lighted and ventilated.
1t has been constructed after the most improved plans
with all modern inventions introduced and will be furnish
ed with entire furniture made order for the house
The ladies' paror is large and pleasant and opens upon
fine balcony in front OF he house, and Is OF easy access
and convenient to the ladies' ordinary.
The undersigned having had long experience in hoe
keeping by their personal attention to business and 70
the wants of their guests TO merit share oil public Pao
mage.
F. ID. WILLARD
H. A. WILLARD.
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ITO THE LADIES

ITO THE LADIES Mrs. s PARKER would inform
Il the ladies of Washington and its vicinity that she viii
from the north about the 18th of this month with
choice selection of fancy goods which time she expects
TO receive lew of French hats, cofeurs, &c.
Due notice will be given when they received.
Nov 8-6tih
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Ry n. GREEN, .aactiOssfer.
I'm a. GREEN; .gnctio,,eer.

IME, LIME, AT AUCTION.--On Saturday, the 18th
IL instant shall sell at the lime klns of VIM Easily,
the Gasshouse o'clock, p M, large lot OF lime, sup
posed be between and thousand bushels suia
bic for arcul and other purposes fine chance for
farmers and gardeners.
Terms of sale All sums of and under $50, cash over
$50 credit of six and twelve months for bearing
interest, satisfactorily endorsed A. GREEN,
Nov Sd Auctioneer.
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rTyHE Patapseo Female Institute. Ellicott's
Mills, Md, (Mrs. Lincoln Phelps, principally will be
In session for the winter after the 3D. Of November.
Sept 90-2awt3dDcc.
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DOARDlNG.-Mrs. A. s. NEWTON, widow OF Mi. A.
I'D Newton, late proprietor of the National (Culenan ~
Hotel, has few very pleasant e vacant Her
house is on street. Immediately in tho Of coemen's
Hotel Nov l-yt
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fIo LET-A house completely and elegantly furnished,
Il and most eligbly situated in the First Ward.
Apply TO Richard Smith, esq., cashier Of the Metropolis
Bank
Oct 26--
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an Amer,cnn AImnnao npr Isis and Repo.,,orx nf

YJ,HE American Almanac for Isfs, and Repository
Useful Knowledge, is this day received for sale by +.
TAYLOR, containing than its usual amount of
BILE commercial, POLITICAL historical. astronomical and
statistical information, vol OF 300 pages closely prined
price 81, and be sent by mail any post office in tho
United States for Ia cents postage, Nov.
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Tickets Sl2-shares in proportion.
Orders for tickets shares, certificates OF packages m
all lotteries under the management of D. Paine CO., will
meet with prompt and confidential attention.
d. PAINE CO, Managers,
Nov 4-6t4d2c Alexandria, Va.