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From 81 Domlngo. : Martial Law.

Captain Washburn, Of brig Sarah Lewis, from The
City Of 81, Domingo 18th March, informs us that
the city was under mortal law. Alarm guns had
been fired twice, and all the men In the city marched
Haytiens who were coming down in large mum
bers under command Of President Soulouque
The Floiilla consisting OF 5 vessels Of war has
sailed for Axna with 500 troops where Il Is probable
the principal battle will be fought.
The U. 8. sloop of war Germantown was ex-
pected- U. s. sloop OF war Albany arrived on the
10Th, and left for Aux Cages the 18th; officers and
crew all well.--N Y Tribune ~ 4t
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Among our new exchanges, we have 10 note the
Minnesota Register, which came TO hand last Saiur-
day. II is small sheet, being about one quarter
the size of the Gazette but Is very neatly printed
and as well filled as any paper within our reach. Its
inside columns are occupied almost exclusively with
editorial and communicated matter concerning the
New Territory--ts boundary, topography, climate,
soil, waters, timber, agricultural and manufacturing
capacity beauty settlements, and healthiness These
various subjects are treated in a most intelligent
spirit, and in style so clear and unambitious as TO
impart very favorable idea Of the ability and good
sense that have the direction Of The editorial pen Of
'he Rfgistfr ,, The paper Is published by Randall
The chief towns of Minnesota Territory are ST.
Paul, situated on the Mississippi river about six miles
below Fort Smelling, and thirteen below the Falls Of
ST. Anthony, and Saltwater at the head Of Lake st.
Croix which is the most northern point Of certain
steamboat navigation in the Mississippi Valley ST.
Paul has population of about 900 souls, and Still
wafer something fmore than 1000. The Register
bears date April ih and already we find the "splen-
did steamers" Doctor Franklin, Capt NJ. w. Lod-
wick, Senator Capt Grin Smith, and Doctor Frank
lin No. g Capt. A, G. Montfort, advertised in II as
now running as regular pncketso between those
places and Galena and st. Louisi With such facil-
ties Of travel and the inducements held out by the
emigration from The old States and from Europe the
settlement Of that region will be much more rapid
work than that Of the first Western States.
The Register starts az no party paper, and in
very sensible language deprecates the arrayng OF the
people of the Territory against each other on old
political Issues. II takes the enlightened view thar
the present business Of the settlers in Minnesota, Is
the formation Of an intelligent and moral communi-
~, the establishment Of schools the trial Of the ca
pacity and development Of the resources of the coun
try, and the gradual and deliberate formation Of
wise, good, free State Constitution preparatory 10
applying for admission into the Union.
The editor excuses himself for 'the lack Of local
matter in his columns, account of his mot be-
ing yet settled In his new homen The apology was
not needed for his columns are, they ought TO be,
nearly all ''local."
He invites his brethren of the Western press gem
sfaiiy 70 make MN visit next summer, and help
full mists Of the Falls of ST Anthony Those who
that time leave their tripods for two or three
weeks, can hardly find more rational pastime than
the acceptance OF this invitation would give them.
The columns of the Register are well supplied with
advertisements from ST. Paul, Saltwater, Marine
6c-Cin Gazette
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PATENT LIST,

We call the attention Of our readers to
the Official List Of Patents issued during the
past week. See card Of the editor Of this
Journal
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w. l.. MABERLY,


Your correspondent must be particularly instructed
TO inquire for The isHsr by its number.
To james wilkins, esq, No, Broadway, N. Y.
We trust our Postmaster General viii overhaul
this matter for the reason Of ID, and when found,
make note of III Ii each Government were to
send along its unpaid letters addressed to Post or
hceD within the Jurisdiction Of the other, charging
that other low rate for the service and settling nc-
on this hold-back system would be very manifest -.
~ " Tribune
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INTERNATIONAL PosTAaE. We like International
ciyiy, courtesy, kindness, and all that, but we
dont so much admire everything that passes under
such fine names After all the elaborate negotiations
we have had for the last year more, II does seem
that countrymen whose letters fairly directed 10
well known Post Offices In this country, may hap
pen to get on board of British vessels and thus into
British Post Office, ght have Them sent along 10
their destination and not detained In the London
Post Office 10 await answers TO such misslves as the
following;
GENERAL Posi- OFFicE, London April 8, le49.
There is ship letter No Fl, $751; al this Office d.
recfed TO you which cannot be forwarded until the
postage oil L. 3D. be paid IT, therefore, you will de-
Department Of this Office, between the hours of ten
and four o'clock, and pay the above postage the let
ter will be Immediately sent according to the nd
dress; or If you viii return this to me, distinctly
stating TO whom you wish the letter TO be- delivered
such request will be complied with.
w. L. MABERLY
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ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
ONE WEEK LATER Fnon Eunopy

The Cunard steamer Cambria, Capt I.eatch, ami
we'd At Halifax Wednesday from Liverpool, whence
she sailed on the 18th instant Her news was imme-
dately despatched by express to ST. Johns. N, B.,
where it arrived yesterday afternoon, and was at
once forwarded to the Atlantic cities BY telegraph
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xiss, then member of Congress and Q
Democrat, urged the continuance of Mr..
TRloo in office. Even the Postmaster
General, Mr. JOHNSON, used all his powers
Of persuasion to save him, but all was in
vain. He must CO." said Mr., Polk
I" He is Wing, and no man, who is a
Wing, shall either be appointed to Office or
retained in Office, under my Administration. I"
How the Union could get its consent to
shock the public sense by the utterance Of
such truthless statement as the above, we
cannot possibly imagine, unless it be upon
the principle, that lie. is no lie, unless it
lacks every element of truth.
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o. We are glad to see it stated, that Mi

G5- We are glad to see it stated, that Mr..
SAMUEL D. PATTERSON, late Navy Agent
at Philadelphia, and late Of the Norrisiospn
Register, has become associated with the
Philadelphia Penmsyivaaian, at Philadel-
pha' The Pennsyiraaian is one Of the We
ry best of the opposition journals, barring
its occasional tendency to indulgence in
discourtesy, We hope that Mr.. Patterson
will cure this defect.
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" The reader will find on the first page
another communication from" A Virginian,"
unmasking the Union. We commend it
to his attention. 1t shows the Uaioa's face
in all its deformity.
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By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

He was much loved and highly esteemed by uIl re
gnns and political persunsons
FRANcE.-Th cholera Is making sad ravages
amongst the troops quartered in temporary barracks
In Paris II Is believed that the dampness Of the
weather contributed TO the development Of this dis
ease. Measures hive been adopted for the removal Of
the troops into more healthy quarters. Letters from
Perpignan state that Count Montmelon and his com
l'panlons had been betrayed by guide whom he had
largely paid TO conduct him into Cataloni. He was
taken TO French village and handed over 10 the al
thorliies. letter from Doulen dated the 9th says
the prisoners Of BourGes arrived there under strong
guard Barbes and Albert are placed In the same cell
and Queniis In third The discovery has inst been
made Of the club that men and women had organized
themselves go us to be able TO act as military.
SARDINIA Letters from Turin TO The Bib announce
| that after Gen.. Masora had bombarded Genoa for
"a hours the city had been set fire In several pa
Gee, A deputatlon from the Municipality waited on
him The evening Of the sixth to request an nrmis
iee OF AZ hours In order TO proceed 10 Turin TO ar
and The deputation proceeded to Turin, where they
arrived on the 7th. The triumphants had fled from
| Genoa with the exception Of Aregann The agators
Acconedeta and Misvillon embarked for Leghorn.
| AusTRIAs ITALY, Destruction of the torn Of
Bruscia Slaughter Of he Inhabitants after siege
Of sieM days Rruscia, or rather the remains Of
what once was Bruscia IL In the hands of Austria.
The town was bombsrded for six hours, and the
streets were carried al the point Of the bayonet and
the inhabitants driven into houses and burnt alive
| The Milan Gazette Of the Sd instant contains
summary Of the revolt and capture of Bruscia. II
says small detschments were drawn from Verona and
AIantua In order TO save the city from the anarchy
fomented by the Camhzzi and the Rnimordt Mar
CHA Raglan also repaired to the city and on the Goth
ulf set down before IT, with 5000 men and cannon.
He offered terms of arrangement which not being &C.
eepted he divided his forces into five deischments,
each Of which attacked one OF the gates The srtIl,
lcry ~ the Citadel opened fire at the same time. -
Ther,stck was terrible, and on the i INFANT the
victory wes complete. The Concordiu says the Aus
trims surrounded toe town, that escape was i'm
possible. The carnage was immense.
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Ions are Of equal unequal diameter The one to the
other.
PAUL X HUNS, Hoimesburg, Pa, for Filtering
Apparatus for steamboat boilers. Patented A priI a.
What claim as my invention and desire to secure
BY Letters Patent Is placing boiler filter near or
upon the bottom of vessel, with pump elevatiug
the water from Its upper surface. When the reser-
yoir IL beneath the filter IL connected with the out
eide water by means Of two inclined aperturss with
stops Or valves for closing them, constructed sub
stantally as herein described whereby the greatest
amount Of pressure may be exerird upon the tering
diaphragm, and !. may be washed BY current pro-
duced by the motion Of the boat substantially as
herein described.
AsIArHAR PoILAap and SrMEos MrNKLER, Gin
ton co., NJ ", for improvement In Obstetrcal Sup
porters Patente April "a, le49.
Now, what we claim a. our invention and desre
TO secure by Letters Patent the combination and
arrangement AZ described Of the pads straps, and
handles which make up the above-described instru-
rent denominsfed an Obstefrical Supporter whether
the said instrument BE- constructed In the manner
above described or IN any other mode substant' ally
the same by which analogous results shall be pro-
dmced ~ set forth e.
NArH'l Gown, Boston, Mass, for Improvement
In Bedstesds. Patented April "A, 1e49.
] lay no claim 10 combination Of rest-bars OF
boards, spiral OF round wire springs, ssckine and
enclosing frame, used to support cushion or mat
;ress, such combination having been employed In
the manufacture Of SOFAS and various other articles
q furnisure, but what Do claim y my nvsnten 4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-08-16
missiOners' Notice.

ME the subscribers. being appointed by tho Hon. the
w PROBATE Court for the District of Windsor, Comms
sonerr to receive examine and ad all claims md de
Inands of ali persons against the estate ct sEWAL
DELKNAP late of Windsor in said district, deceased and
oil claims demands exhibited 10 offset thereto and
months from this date being allowed for that purpose here
by give notice that we will attend to tho business of
appointment the Windsor House in said Windsor
Goth, 30h and 3ls Gays of August the 3D. 81 and 4h
days of ober the Goth, 2st and % days of Nuvom
beT the GOTH 9th and 25h days of December aud
the 23d 94, and 25Ih days m January from O'Clock
A. NJ TO 4 l. NJ on zach of said days.
WILLIAM NJ. PINGRY,)
REUBEN DAVIS, fC0mmissonois.
J w. COLBURN
Windsor. July 3Ist. lSJ9. "A
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CONDITIONS.


J. Each bid must be for separate number under the
Schedule &c. for cash. TO be deposited to the credit Of the
Solicitor Of the Treasury specifying account Of what par
cuar number ia the scedue of property it deposited in the
with Assistant Treasurer, Depository Of the u s.
O. Each bid must be accompanied with guaranty in the
naya oa %Sh unea states one
postmaster that the guaanoI good and the party making
il is responsible for the amount.
g. On receiving certificate of depos,e, signed by Of
the deposoIs above mentioned quit claim deed convey
ali right title interest," claim of the United
property described in the bid and paid for will be
ted and acknowledged by the Solicitor Of Treasury free Of
free of EXPENSE post office in the United States
may be requested.
a. No bid will be accepted unless it pha be satisfactory to
the Solicitor whether there shall bo bids for the
S. Before bidding, all persons requested to make them
selves acquainted with the situation, value and title of the
property they intend to bid for so as to rely upon their own
G.. AMER the last day receiving them the bids will be
opened in the presence OF such officers OF the Department us
Notice viii be given promptly to each person whose bid is
4 The name the bidder should, in oil cases. bo written
at length, and in egbe hand The bidder should give tho
name THE Office to which communications for him ore
g. Bids must be sealed and marked tho outside these
words "sEALED BIDS FOR U. $. PRoPERrY, and address
ed to the Solicitor of the Treasury Washington, d. CO..
y Form OF BIZ, guaranty, and certificate
State of -, hereby Offer United States the sum of
dollars in cash, for the right, title, interest and claim
Solicitor Of the Treasury, dated June 3Ot s49 the
terms and conditions therein mentioned; and hereby, in
.hn DO accepted by said Solicitor to deposit that in
lawful money in Of the repositories mentioned in said
advertisement within sixty days after my bid sha BIO accept
ed and notice thereof by mail ana in of
fixture he sell accept the bid OF any
lower bidder who will for the and agee to pay all
loss in consequence of my future TO perform my bid
Dated - lei9.
For value received guaranty the United States the
Torrance Of the above undertaking by the ssne thereof In
case his bid be accepted.
Dated -, -, lSi9
certify that the above guarantor 10 responsible for the
mentioned In tho above bid
10. Bids performed the part of the bidder, according
TO the specified in the above conditions ut tho
option of the Solicitor be declared null and void he
he shall chose do resell the property and require such
bidder the difference between the actually realized
therefor and the price offered in his bid
H. In all Cases where fraud shall have been practced
ganst the United States the Solicitor may before executing
the yance, declare the bid invalid and of effect
RANSOM II. GIILET,
Solicitor Of the Treasury.
I,ra an-o0,fyy
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
Time changed.
L.. - y q 81
On and after MONDAY, July 90, lS49,

On and after MONDAY, July 90, lSi9,
PASSENGER TRAINS will ,oavc Boston, in connec-
ton with the Fchburg Trains, duly, ut IL und ii o.
clock, a. NJ. for Bellows Falls
Leave Boston for Kocne at 1880 and II NJ and 545 ~
Leave Bellows Falls for loston ut l0OS NJ and 35OP
the arrival of trains from The roads above.
Leave Keeno Tor Boston ut and 30 VI and 456 p VI
All the above trains connect with the trains tho Su
Railroad, open Windsor, Vermont and there
Meeting with the Vermont Central tuiOud which connects
White River with the Pussumpsc Railroad, thus making
a continuous rnioad Ihe from Dusor through Fitchburg
koene, Bellows Fails, Lhutlcstuwu and WINDSOR to Mont
peer and Wells River, Vermont. Also at Groon with The
of the Nashua and Worcester and stony Brook Rail
roads, by which passengers taking either Tram down. cat
proceed without delay GIutOn, to Nashua, Manchester
Concord Lowell, Lawrence, the Eastern part o
Now Hampshire and tho State of Maine to Worcester
Providence, Springfield, New York City, Albany and TIT
West.
Stages run 10 connection this line from Wnchendo
Rndge aud Jaiey om Ftzwilliam to Richmond, in
chester, llinsdale und BrattlabOfo.
From Keene to Chesterfield aud Brateboro, Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, after the arrival of the last trait
up from Bellows Falls to Rutlund htehall aud Bulng
ton.
Passengers leaving Bellows Fulls at 7.40 NJ. renel
New York und Albany by railroad the uext day, and thos
leaving ut NJ reach New York via Norwich the mex
morning Mt O'Clock.
Traveeu to thu White Mountains will find this YER
pleasant route -
l.. TILToN, supe't.
Kepne. Juy 81. 1919 l2lf
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Important to Housekeepers'
puvNCr,S Would BLUE.

TINS Liquid Blue intended TO sso for ueios CIo he
AZ the Liquid blue soluble in WSo I sN Of f. s,a"k
the Tho colour Is also very superior to a
Of any a"se ever offered for Tho puo'Ss, !" wheh u /
water aud halt teuspoonlul fol quart bow
'v rss w. for Muslibs, SHIFTS, &c.
oi % nm in Bottles Of all Sizes, and tho price Is so low
,ha, no other preparation competition with u
nseiay when It's Superiority tai en- into consideraton
e'PbSrEVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A BOTTLE
For sale Wholesale and retail by ii, s. LOOMS, Agent
Montpelier, VT ,,- , e,, ,,
"a, coln,iug Wool-tluthes-and Woollen Yarn
Fine black Ink for Records and copying. 40
July, l94g. %
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No. TO- Lot number $50 containing 100 acres in Georgia.
" o. The east huff of lot Isl in Georgia.
81 All that part OF the 100 lot No. 25 in Burlington
which lies between the river and the road contain
ing 80
Numbers 10, 90 and o. were Otto the United
States executions against J. Mcdonnell and E.
in 1879
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Orr,or OF rHE soLiciroR or THE TRLAsuRr,
June 80, 1919.


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received I'd a, This Office un'
- III tho lst day September next, at IL O'Clock ut nnun
IN, iii, pucase of interest of the United States at law
and In equity the property lying in the state OF Vermont
hereinafter described upon iho terms ond conditions men
No H. Lot number 49, % acres, 9Th Division, Burlington.
u o 49, 100 " Sd '
q Az that part OF 5 lot number CT lying west Of
the road running southeiy from College Green in
Burlington
a. The soItl half of & acre lot No. 90 in Burlington.
Seven acres of the south pat of lot number az Ia
Burlington; divided by line paIalle with the
South line Of the lot.
The lands described in numbers to five, inclu
sve were 70 merly owned by Thaddeus Tutllc md
were set of to the United States on sevem eHecu-
tons, In 1917.
Noe rurt Of lot number 1871 in Burlington, bounded a.
follows; beginning ut the southwest corner OF suld
lot. and running nouhwnrdy on the line OF lot 1872
seventy four feet thence east forty six feet, thence
southefly the line of the lo thence, ortysix feet
TO the place Of beginning.
Another part lot number 1871 nforesud lying
feet East of the parcel last ubuve described, aud par
alel with tho line thereof seveny-iouf feet,
being seventy -iUur feet long and sixteen feet three
inches wide. 80
Numbers and were Off to tho United Stntes
on executions against Enahan Reyes, September
IL 1917
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AUGUST I6, 1S49.
RAILROADS..
Vermont Central Railroad !
FEtsa i I 49,

tE,ST3 ss1Ss sAs.lzssa
S@Z.sEs 20 " rEsso
ON AND AFTER JULY %, 1919,
TUE PASSENGER CARS will lonvo Boston Tor Monpe'
Ter DAILY, Sundays excepted, att . a. NJ and II A. Nj
va fiichburg keeno, Bellows Falls, Caremoni windsor
White River Junction and Mortified, and also ut7 2 A. NJ
ind ~ NJ via Lowell Nashua, Mnnohuster Concord leba-
nom White River Junction aud Notthfald arriving ut Mont
pelier the same day at 5 and l.2 o'clock p. NJ.
Leave Monpeor Tor Boston by both tho abovo routes at
80 and at 1910 NJ, arriving in oston tho day at
81 land O'Clock ?. NJ.
On Tuesdays leave Montpelier at4 % instead of4 so.
UefptcH Bosfon and Hurting Ton either sr0y,
daiFy.
Passengers by the 10 A. NJ train from Boston, will take
stages nj Montpelier for Burlington, where they will arrive
in season for the Boats Lake Champan fo White Hall,
suuiosa sptng' Montreal Passengers for Boston will
tnke stages Mt Burlington, nor the ur AL he Boats from
the North and South, for Montpelier, arriving in 10
take the l040 A. NJ. train for Boston.
Passengers by tho second train from Boston, by tho
first from Montpelier, will remain night ut either
Montpelier or Northfeld.
Stages in connection with the Central road for all
parts Of GENITAL, Northern and Western Vermont, Northern
New York and Cahodas.
Pascngcis for New York City, may take either train
via Nashua Groion Junction. thence oy Nashua and Wo
cesier train to Worcester aud Norwich, Conn. Also via
Bellows Fo ls, Greenfield mud Springfield, Mass.
JAMES MOORE, Eng. and Superintendent.
No,thfcld Iuiy f7th iSlq
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No. 8. Lot number 1872 first division, in Burlington
g. I" 1873 "
" %. =" :, l ls4 +" {"

=" 70 At Of lot numbor III OF The hst DIVISION In BuTng
ion, except piece in the southwest thereof,
one chain and twelve links north and south, and one
chain and five links and west.
H. 10 acres of land in five acre lot number in Bur
ngon, with brick house formerly occupied by John
Stodddri.
IA 81 of the north part of 1903 lot number 10
in Burlington.
is Tho whole of the 1903 lot number ! in Burng-
ton, excepting that part formerly decided by Elnatlan
Keyes to Fnfnswotth.
q 49, All that part Of 1903 lot number - and Of
the % acre lot number 10 in burlington which lies
southery of the Wiuooski turnpike road, and Of
the west line of lots 10 and Ill continued norhwurd-
" until it intersects said turnpike.
Numbers s 10 l6 inclusive set off to the Uni.
ted States on execution against l.. Caldwell, J. Sod
dard and Reyes, Dec Q, 1918.
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James Braman's Estate,

vINHE Subscribers having appointed by tho Henora
bic Probate Court for The District of Washington, Com
misoners, 10 receive cxlmiue md ndus all cams aud
demands of all persons against the estate Of JAMES BRA
MAN. late Of Berln In said distrc deceased represented
nsolven and the term Of six monihs from the 3st Gay
July le49 allowed by SAID Court TO the creditors Of sale
deceased exhibit and prove their respective claims beo6
us-Do give notice that will attend the duties Of
appointment; at dwelling house Of James Branun in Der
lin, in said District the last Tuesdays of October and
January next ensnng O'Clock afternoon each
said days.
' ZENAs G. DEWEY, Commits.
80 LEONARD ELLIS, sonefs,