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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA
AT HALIFAX.
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AFFAIRS IN ENGLAND,
r OF AT TAM w O r 7 n.
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Protectionist Banquet Broken Up.
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FRENCH BATTLES IN ALGERIA.
o>~>o@->ooo~>>n<O~>os.~e
More HungarianS Arrested by tho
AustrianS.
o(,o~--4~e-o-N~,J~S-~~N~~>>
FIRMNESS In TIE COTTON MARKET.
>-..----~--.eor>oy>0.>o.>>~
STATE OF TRADE GENERALLY,
&c, &C., Sc.
RIOT At TAM w TIL.
Protectionist Banquet Broken Up.
FRENCH BATTLES I'M ALGERIA.
More Hungarians Arrested by tho
AuStrianS.
FIRMNESS IN TIE COTTON MARKET.
STATE OF TRADE GENERALLY,
&c, &c, SC.

BY THE NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK AND MAINE
TELEGRAPHs 70 PORTLAND, THENCE ny BAIs's
MERCHANTS TELEGRAPH TO NEW YORK.
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L'oR sALE--rouR SUPERIOR HoCKIso BIRDS.
from vO 10 three old. These blres mock cat soS
rooser hen snc rrs nishs and day. W be sold ct 50
Apply at the station House, Ola Slip
Esoh eALE-A vkRy HANDSOME AND COSTLY ~
coad hsnA ftancfcrts Be~to~ made rood srdev. VII
ssels -. pre-. sseri'ee IN .onssSsens. q ths nT,2
s-~ahins up housekeeping Apply 70 n. n. sutIlsN
eot fpr Hevss American Patent Aotiso psa~o<orse We
9 Broadway, where ~ " s~er.
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The French Republic.

There is nothing q moment from the French sspitAl
beyond the fact hat the lsgtimists making every
effort TO attain their desired revision Of the constitution
The party Of order remained firmly attached to the Pre-
sident
Commercial affairs continued brisk but the Dourse
closed dull
H. Pasehal DupralIs amendment to the National
Guards bill has been rejected by the Assembly
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French BATTLES in Algeria.

There no further intelligence from the Cape Of Good
Hope
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Italy.

The disturbances bctwcea the Roman and French sol
diers stl continue The French authorities In Rome.
bav. caused ten thousand ratons and large supply q
ammoniuon TO be taken IA the castle Of ST. Anselo.
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Interesting from Austria.

The Emperor III rrmaius at Warsaw, in company with
the Emperor Of Russia aud the King Of Prussia. The
result Of their conieren 70 has not transpired
The Breslau Gazette Of the 18th May, has the follow
ing
great sensation has been created In Hungary by tbe
arrest of the Countess Teey and her companion Madam
Erd.y 1t Del ftlgo. They have been ordered for trial
by urt martial at Prterwardcin II Is said that the
Counties has b. en- the medium Of correspondence be-
tween the refugees In London ASIA Minor, and thek
partsans in Hungary come Of this correspondence has
been seized =
II Il stated that Prince Christian Of Blucksbug is to
succeed to the throne a. Der mark
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GREEN TURTLg-FOR SALE. BY NJ. RODGERS g. CO.
sizes just arrived.
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
ASrGR ,a ., sn low, S.TTass msrHs' ssss
o'clock Persons having property to dispose Of viii please
JOHN H. Garfield. Proprietor
WELL BROKE SADDLE MARE, VERY HAND
gentle III hnnds viii Is sold barsain i applied or
and address obtained at Chichester stables
Cherry street, Franklin square.
UoRsFs FOR sALE.-A SPAN or SMALL SIZED
,eund and kind single snd double harness under
DENY, No. % Fourth avenue. Price $50
IJoRsLs roR sALE.-TuE SUBSCRIBER mas FOR
s,F ry sSPr s a%d S s, ras S
ssaae nss aiso s.vsrai IL = nrieed xenti h,e.
r aoes and btomens Ladies and gvnsmens sad
"'n. Di'Df So i T Fa"S,i ss sSsSs,.
HORSE FOR SALE Iowa BEAUTIFUL FAST IRA
h.sI' rtss sPs f.S y hsr3s' sne rIss eos aaS
good horse. Apply At Christopher street, Grcen
Nieh avenue.
CoRsALE-A SUPERB PAIR OF IRON GRAY
Horses. years CID sixteen hands high. with long
,.is arc sSesssnsy syish perfectly sound and ana N
ssnS Europe Alec SsSs bay year. sesa
n and aI S"Ssr & % driven hS ana r%ss
Also, iron gray Colt ave years old, sftscn half
sS ,STSa Ss sSSa s sa's a ss
c i've s ss, 'ss sS ssS .s.
Sh Two ss,t an uprigt shifting ,sr built 70 order ~
No seeons street. three from Bowsry, after "
oeioeA, a. :.
EoR sALE-A HANDSOME BAY HORSE ABOUT
iiDd and s PLEASANT ana srseefu mover in double
nsrssi Or sns,r sss '.dss Apply " 10 Grand street.
EoR sALE-A FINE PONY six YEARS OLD isy
used :, sds, and ,hildr,p cold Tor wsnt Of can
Foorth avenue, all tbs week
LoR sALE-A spLTnDID TEAM or STRAWBERRY
resn liorse. le hard, hsh stylish driver. good road
sh ..,shs :s .S 2, so5.s Can = .s,s
posi,s the N. Y. 9 y. ". railroad .tAuiOn.
CoR sALr-A PAIR OF soRREL MARES. SIX YEARS
old one Court Cerisfe, one double wagon, one ishs
sss & Govern ssssii aa QUE sss sss's ..
They v be cold low The horses are very s.sira bic
y, ..s, attached 70 tss COTTAGE, esrner q rst.n .as
s:1s s sI;s fs s, ': s 41 Ss's
Eok sALE-A VERY STYLISH BAY MARE But
~ ss,s 10 from y. ce.n.r nre sla oasd sss
.,sns -i,hsgs y,aE s,s sfs.en snd. hlfssais aisa
water street broosiyn. IN the grocery store
EoR sALE-A REMARKABLY HANDSOME. STYLISH
slssi Hsrs. suit... 'sr ons horse .arrisss o. "a
ss,ss ss,ns sr.ss 49, sna .ss,ss.s .'ssS
ns issp Ridden sns aiysn y LADY .aas -isA.-. a.ss
ISIS. Pc, ONE. -iii ss attended 70.
EoRsAtr-A FINE PAIR or DARK nRowN
n.r.s =, ..s ,srss yssrs Old ~, bad n. s . 60.
at 22s Green vtch street.
WAGON wAETED-A Two-sEATED RoCKAwAY
o. ssys,.d wss.s sr sss ssT ,s ~ ssss r YEA, sns
oaiee STATING uriee, and Nhcve 70 be teen.
CO OOO HORSES, AND UPWARDS, HAVE nEEr
OV,OOO cured IN . months by the use Of Uoytt
Columbian Eminent For horse ~ stands pre-em
sent fsr srrains ehhfes, svenF. &c. ne. Y success
fol beyond p~Falel. Roid at l92 Broadway i Ch.~ha
Md 80 Hpasen ssreess Very large boes and % ocn~.
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ANDS ON LONG ISLAND. ADJOINING THE VII
- lagos of Lakeland aud Hermanvile. about ~ miles
from the cities of New York and Brooklyn, by the Lon
Island Railroad The opportunity offered 20 all those
VINO ever ish TO obtain lands Long slandthe ancient
garden OF America will probably again.
Tor these lands are the only remaining lands
hland ard are equally in quality when cultivated to
other land The results on these and laads
have been so great much beyond the
one that they considered of value
ana gardens, and will in all probability. be all taken up
Tor sett nents or occupations be held
nmes their present prices. All kinds Of produce may now
ps seen growing there sUeh wheat r corn potatoes
and garden vegetables with fruits and owers In
n&urio us growth where, but short time since the land
was covered with trees and bushes The surface
grounds perfectly beautiful free from stone bogs
huhde: lie sol line loan, admirably adapted t. high
cultivation and great crops and of easy tage. Indeed
no New England or Northern New York
adequate idea of the difference the labor
requisite to cultivate these lands and that required
Que their rugged lands until he has
trlal AND now offer for sale handsome land and
Urn scay as valuable be found within fifty lies
The city o. New York, in direction in lots of live
or for the Of So per ANY person wishing TO
one foot OF water useless ground SO by send
ing $50 as first and the urther
three months when deed and good title will
give and the remainder parts Of the purchase
he paid or secured the the land be paid within
NS years with cent yearly interest Large lots will
ne tod on the terms. The title is perfectly good.
have history deduction of the title petc certified to
by legal men OF the highest character which will send
mail with maps pamphlets and all information. all
easers those who wish to be informed these island
lands by applying TO CHARLES WOOD stationer III John
street, New York.
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tesgrAphc dspatch from Madrid, Of the 2ith ult..
announces that the Marquis Miranrcs has been named
Minister o. Forcign Affairs.
An appropriation had been made for the manuaetme
Of thirty thousand percussion muskets,
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II
II three times' washing with the Jones
t,ap Chemical scar d,,Ppssrs ard .1s .sin !. made
. ' s gs;s% r s Lily Ts a Broadway the
RALD, GRAY, AND RED HEADs-usE A THREE
ID shilling bottle Of Jones Coral Hair Restorative !.
ns len I' sr s - r n b eI s sS
ping 10 telling o. aud curing scrsfua Or daaarua ltis
re, Il at iO3 broadway.
u ELiEF FROM cORNs AND BUNIoNs-THosE Az.
& y the s'' s q Dr. P. ana ssyy
superor to any appliance before offered For sale
TerehsSts' EisSansc william ssiost I' '''
CARD-MRs. PREwsTEs. PROM PHILADELPHIA
nds, Sis ser,s y 70 1d and s9nss p ~:
pr,sr, se ~ sSoh. and science Consistently relied ~
Sr r .., s ar, q ss vs., ssSS
TO FARNEss-PouDRErTE OF rue LODI MANU-
.r a. g. per barre. for sig barrels and delivered
tnovn for tobacco. cabbage buckwsest aud
is p.ssi 6 SS1lisn :a S
e. q Nor. Gs = ss ' ss
~ .''. y . .,,s { I.%ss
sssS. i; a g, any ,hi ss,r as
,ss sssss . - S- ssss:
& s'E' :Ss and We A''
rs. kIILIsoERs LiNInENr or MAGIC FLUID.
~ .nd. He'd ,bsony person has suss..isd in OBJ,
aiming after year the merits 81 remesd the
sisss and patronage ~ the aonlty and the wealthy
Zee fsnsray IL Immediately Graduates all pains and
us aMeultes extracts Ere and heals all scr..
n end bruSes ana Las failed IN Thousands
ts~sing and reftoring the hair ~ agreeable
ensS rWength-ns the patient at dose srrica
W nss msaeis e.n market. fts trst friends
set " whom ths Doctor has the honor ~ referring
ne have nsed ~ IN their families for ysars-tbe Hon
k.ss " 1rinns Vie Irvings Rses. Costors pepau- Moy
araA. tsrmnps, b.tngstous, BE- S. a. seld tn iayya
ssuy hsttl-. tea tsnss cheaper sn AM otsr .,sa. ~
isrk~t AZ 70 Pearl street and by thr not, "A ia ,r
AZ ~hits 'front.' bstwses Grand Iyoow .t,.c. :, a.
ssk IS for S. and ~ soz.p os,h. "' 's'Vs'''" wv
x sILINpERs hAoIc FLriD roR REsro nj va yur
hairsnd the nervous ~ steu.Mr ~ " Psddnsk da,sh
forn.rly 81 fonters vss cured ofSt vtu~ A.. =. &c.
stties; Hon Ansen Wis oil .l Broad vav -. "a ~
opths; MT Nhfsm Gardner. William shurrss a.r.- ~
'jhof OF Chisfs ohe@ Thomas W. Barker =, wsnn
sweet; &. Bush Iaivht ssreet Mr Joh, ciars =,
aetsnt s had 40 hair FOR rNere ar. -.,,.
In the village ~ Workers the Doetnr hail 1
borstory Sold w large bottles Pesri st~s.s "a
ID GO Brosd-sy. fvhite froptl between t.rsed a,g
streets whore Tire Doctor o con h, -.
orpng and ~ Youkers at his spacious hotel IN the afa
On, nhere vistefs be With meals
kours. Horree and eeria<es b. let. Bowling .lIevs
rfhetoarls, qoosts 40, for annsement The Doctor ~
ling - BE pablo house. from so TO 800 dsvs oonse.
ertl he l. vilnr the pe-oe and The merchants .bau
" We profits u his medical department. this IL Why ne
- ~ " give 20 large quantity sor collar ar
se msteu and start ths fast Gall
sec The 0oeSri den't ~ a@sssysa
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EoR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A PoR-
ter House and Saloon the Battery Inouire
at No. 4U1. Whitehall street. -1N
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HANDSOMELY ruRNIsHED PARLoRs AND BEp-
rooms 70 let tc single gentlemen, without board Where
every attention vii te given 20 rshe them comfortable
No. lf7 Chamters street.
u oors. FURNISHED OR UErURSISuED. WITH
board, In tmall ri yate "a aily faaiee
spd reru,0er. viii fun board for ae. NE central
part Of the city, vbere people nird their b-snese and
tsk NJ q-eetient fer psr'iculsr address Hnsts A.
Herald eaiee for three dsys, andh -rl he answered.
ITO LET-fo ONE OR Two SINGLE GENTLEMEN A
handfomrly furnieNtd back raror, the Hsor
the heuse No 10 Reade strsst wear eh street, oseu
ret tya gnnteel family. Inquirs 10 The frsi p@rior
Two IET-To GFkTIEMfN WHO VISA THE BEsr
~ accommodation and pay fair price hrarNfn
well furnished rsrors and BEDROOM attached ~ arst
Glaze, we'll enatsd hsuse, and m Frynch family the
fret Fespte,atVity Location west. and BroA lway
not high thar NihIse address Broadway PoAt Oae
=, VIII real pnd address, 20 snswer shall be
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CLOSING SALE AT MISUNDERSTANDING TUE
~ last day-ro-morrow Thursday, at ten o'clock, the
balance Of the Jewery the Terbodian the splendid Musical
Secretary Piano Clock Regulator OF G. Straede Esl
No 3 Grand street, will be sold No further notice given
q. WARREN, Auctioneer.
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GoCIETY LIBRARY. BRoADWAY-A FREE RIGHT
- not liable TO nual payment SALE close
estate also. ordinary right, belonging To absent
memlar. Apply to II. j TOhBES. Librarian.
ITO LET-THE LARGE ROOMS NOW OCCUPIED ny
sattler's CoBmoramas of Broadway and Thir-
tetnh street rs feet Broadway by 100 Th
street. Possession July l. Apply at % Maiden lane
RnnSELEIT u
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The Troubles In Portugal.

The Duke sadAnha has not yet promug any Of his
since bis arrival at Lisbon Large bodies
Of the reormers calling upon the Queen to abdcase
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ITO LET, AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN

the lower part Of tire story brick house No rs
Thompson street. Blocker and Amy streets
In the vicinity of the Washington Parade Ground There
two with folding doors and two pantres on the
hrt hoor kitchen and pantry the one or
two bedrooms in the attic; CrotOn yard
&e Stages the fye minutes Its location
Is equal to any in the city. Inquire 0 the premSes.
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WANTEn-nY A RFSpECTAnLE YOUNG WOMAN
w ntunticn ir -pestshls private family Cha n
termsd ard Wster who perfectly understands her
nes IN Both capacities, fod give tbs ty "a.
renee Has objection The country. Please ca "a "a
lrd svsnse between teysh and fsslfsh stssta in .he
rstr. Can be Tor two aayg
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"ANTEn-A SITUATION nv A RRaPHCTARI,p
w woman. In respectable prft family.
Chsmtsrnsfd snd 70 DO tne ~a.hng AND ronIr ss- no
cer~tRnde Setting ard ran take ~ ciidren
gccd searstrees Can be highly recommended has no
lection 70 i~ ue sountry Flcsee call 70 40 West rhir.
tenth street, 10 the resr.
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ITO LET-A LARGE GANRET ROOM. THIRD STORY
Of u Broadway D by 20 feet deep. Apply Walden
P es Pearl street Mr. Raynor Thrtyhird street and
Broadway
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
~ Auction sale Of Horses, Carriages Harness. Saddles
Ac every Monday and Wednesday commencing at twelve
o'clock Persons having property TO dispose OF will please
Join IL GATFIELD. Pronrietor.
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30, 900 Srss 3 hs g
Columbian Eminent Tor man or horse stands rreerd
sent For spratns ehhfe sveltng,, Se Ne 70 success
md 90 Apdson ssreess Very large bofles % md 70 ccn.
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EOR sAIE-A FINE PAIR or DARK BRowN
korses ss and seven years old ISL hands high ~ g-ss
endursnce warranted IN every respect, Price $50 Ary
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WIFE YURY.

CENTREvILLE COURSE l.. I.-TROrTING.-THE
~ will be given by the No
$50 male heats in harness for horses that never
Ser horses that purse No. purse So mile
harness for horses that never purse $50
Me- $780, mile heats best in harness. for horses
that never won purse oyer $50 No O. pacing purse So
mile heats best In In free that
500 Ali Of the above purses to OF
Monday Jun 10TH Entries for the 70 close
Friday evening" June 18th, BY 10 o'clock W. Maddens
Hotel ss Chatham street. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
ID ED HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUNDs-TROTTING-
~ Purse and Stake of S75 will como off, Wednesday
the nth ns at half o'clock; mile heats best three
TO hve in saddle; to ride. D. Hennon enters
Jenny Lind j. Butler enters Flrt Boss Shears
tsrs m Duchess. e. LUFF Proprietor
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ITO LET-T0 SINGLE GENTLEMEN. TWO SMALL
we'll furnished rooms also, large attic well fur
pished suitable Tor two gentlemen, with full
nAnent board in private family and hrst class house Re-
ferences CURED Address, with real names, 70 VI. O.
broadway Post Oce Location and Of Broadway
not hish th an Houston.
ITO LET-UNTfL MAY 1, 1882 AMANsIoN HOUSE IN
the suburbs ef Brooklyn, on omnibus route. fur
nthed in the hest and surrounded by elegant
grounds including garden hed with choice fruits and
vegetables No having large family Of children
unwilling 70 pay good rnt, need apply. Inquire Of A.
Emanuel. l46 Front street, New York
'To LEr-TBE LOFT 50 FEET BY $50 win 20 WIN
dows and sky light neat above the sales
Of Broadway aud White street. Also. basement subb.e
ment and very extensive vaults. Entrance White
street about l.5 feet from Broadway Apply the count
Ing house OF the auetioneor, on the premises.
ITO LET-A LARGE PARLoR, UNFINISHED. ON
the trst floor Of the house Of Grenwich street
and Battery place, fronting she Battery For terms
qu,re o. e. Gallagher on The premises, 70 be from
AN. till Pm.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-17
jl1ie0

In Greensboro, of consumption, June 4, Mr..
Walter P. Haskell, late Of Milton, Mass, aged
"a years.
Also in Greensboro June II, Miss Ellen
Cushing, aged %.
In Montpelier, on the 10Th inst, Jehial Gil
man, aged about 60.
In Berlin, on the I'd inst Mrs. Betsey Good
win, aged about 40.
In Calais, on the 18th inst, Capt. Gideon
Wheelock, one of the first settlers of that town.
He came from Charleston, Mass, to Calais, at
an early day, when it was almost an unbroken
wilderness, and endured all the hardships, suffer-
ed all the privations, and experienced all the Joys
incident to the clearing up of large farm, and
rearing numerous family.
He was one of the most active of men, and
in his manhood one of the leading men in pub
lie affairs.
He died at the advanced age of 80 years,
leaving widow to mourn the loss of one whe
had been the companion of her joys and sorrows
through long and eventful life and very nu-
merous circle of descendants, who regarded him
as their common father
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The ROuse's Point Bridge question has
been finally settled in the New York Legis.
lature, and satisfactory compromise has
been effected, securing both the interests
OF navigation and those of the railroad con.
necIton.. The plan is to build piers out
from the New York and Vermont shores of
the Lake to within $50 feet of each other.
A boat will fill this space, over which the
cars can run without interruption, while
the boat will swing out of the way to allow
vessels on the Lake TO pass and repass. In
winter when navigation is closed, the boat
will be fastened permanently in its place.
The HIGHER LAw.-Rev Albert Barnes
says of the early Christians -" There
.0cre cases where it was ght to resist the
laws. This the Christian religion clearly
taugh int; and in cases like these, it was in
dispensable for Christians to take stand.
When the laws interfered with the rightsof
conscience, when they commanded the wor-
ship of idols, or any moral wrong, then it
was their duty to refuse submission. 1t
could not be, and never was question,
whether they should obey magistrate when
he commanded a thing that was plainly
contrary to the law of God"
A New Orleans correspondent of New
York paper states another expedition against
CUBA has been organized, consisting Of four
regiments Of two hundred and fifty men
each. He also states that steamers have
been engaged, and that the invaders will
rendezvous without the jurisdiction of the
United States, and will sail within two
months.
A breast plate for soldiers, made OF vu-
canized India rubber, about half an inch
thick, and which is said effectually to ie-
sst the action of ball, has been invented
in Paris lately for the use of the Amy, and
is shortly to be tried. All experiments yet
made prove the entire success of this novel
species Of cuirass
A cabinet maker by the name Of Anna
BILE, in North Groton, Mass, in reducing
some varnish, left it too long on the fire.
His house was Immediately enveloped in
flames, and his wife and two daughters were
burned to death.
~ The Senate of New York passed the
Rouse's Point Bridg Bill by vote of II
to 5.
From MExICo.-Dates are received from
the city Of Mexico to the Gath of June
The Mexican government has issued de-
cree prohibiting all labor and scientific ex-
animation of Tehuantepec, and ordering
all Americans concerned therein to leave
the republic.
The Mexican consul at Havana has been
recalled for participating in the Lopez de-
signs.
Another despatch fiom Washington
states that official notice has been received
by government, that Mexico has annulled
the grant of the Tehuantepec route to Gar.
ray.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-17
Boston Wholesale
CLOTHING HOUSE BRANCH
AT MONTPELIER, VERNON
OPPOSITE BRICK cHRcH.-

OPPOSITE BRICK cHRcH-
WE are connected with of the hest Wholesale Clio
w thing Houses In Boston, and have all our cloths
sponged before being made they will not shrink. We
will sell at wholesale at tho same prices you pay in the
city-savng the trouble and expense of sending Our
Clothing warranted well made and intended for the re
tail trade The consumer will he satisfied that our gar
nents are equal to any cusom.wOrk and at less price,
All dealers In the County will find for their interest TO
purchase Of u.s. Our stock embraces over three thousand
garments 900 dozen linen coats for men and boys-cloth
coats from TO IL doa,-back db, croton alpaca etc
for sumnervests and pants of every description white
hrs, bosons, collars, cavas and everything in the fur
lshng line Also 400 summer hats-caps, for men and
ioys of every stye,Congress boots gaters and shoes
for men and boys In aCl have the largest assortment
offered in w. and are determined to name prices that
will convince ALL that we are willing to share the profits
Montpelterf June, '5k 20 LYMAN C KING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-17
Calais, June 90, A. D. ]

STATE OF n W;EEaoNT WnER1EAs Ira Mann
Fuller and Diana NJ Fuller, minors, residing in said dis
trc has made application, in writing, to this Court, for
license to sell all of the real estate of his said wards be
Zabna Fuller, late of Brookded, in said district died
sesed and possessed excepting what has heretofore been
sold by the Administrator of said estate, and what has
and including the shares of said wards in the reveron of
said Widows dowe and represents that it will be bone
ca to all interested to sell the same, and put the avails
thereof at interest.
Now therefore, ordered that all persons Interested
therein, be notified that said application viii be heard at
the Registers office in Chelsea the 2Gth day of June
A. d. 1851. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at which time and place
they may appear If they cause and object to the same
And TINS order snail be published three weeks successfully
In the Green Mountain Fireman. newspaper printed at
Montpelier in this State: the last of which publications
to be before the day assigned for hearing, aforesaid
A. ID. 1851. f24:3w] PHILANDER PERRIN, Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-07-17
BRIGHTON MARKET.

Thursday, July TO-
At market, 700 Beef Cattle, no stores, 10
pairs Working Oxen, 40 Cows & Calves, 5000
sheep and lambs, $50 swine.
PRICES. BEEF CATTLE-Extra, $500
First Quality, 600 6,50-Second, 600 3d.
AIS $50
WORKING OXEN $7s, IS, 90, 100, lis.
Cows AND CALvEs-$20, 25, 26, %, IS, a Al
SHEEP & LAMBs-l,50, a3--Extra Lambs,
400.