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Destructive Fire In Cincinnati.
GINCINNATI Sunday Nav q

A most destructive fire broke out last night
in q undergrad on the corner of Race and Co.
lumbia streets, which destroyed about twenty
buildings, including the large liquor store of
Wright & Brother. With this exception, the
houses were all mostly private residences. The
loss is not yet known, but it is very heavy. Our
city is dreadfully infested with thieves, and this
fire was doubtless the work of an incendiary.
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HAVE just received, per Adams Co.'s Express from
j New York, five hundred pounds Of PRIME FRESH
BUTTER which shall offer for sale at my stalls mos SO
and b. Centre Market shall continue to receive fresh
supplies, GEO. M. OYSTER.
may Sits
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Commercial.
BALTIMoRE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, May % p NJ
CArrE-There was further increase in the supply OF
beeyes at the Scales to-day and slight reduction TOOK
place in the average rate The offerings reached 700 head
40 Of which sold to city butchers so were left over
unsold, and 100 were driven TO Philadelphia Prices
and averaging $3.6211. "a
Hoos--we quote at $o5O@o75.
FLoUR--The very Indictment weather which prevailed
during the morning operated against outdoor transac
tons of Howard street -four small sale made at
S4.37L
GRnN-sales Of prime red wheats made on satur-
day at 8s cents We quote good to prime reds at 939S
cents On Saturday cargo Of Pennsylvania white wheat
sold at 102 CENTS and to-day two cargoes sold
at 1o2 cents. No Pennsylvania red at market
Corn is dull Small sales Of white made to-day at
81 cents and OF yellow at 90 Sales Of Pennsylvania
yellow at go cents.
We quote oats ut 3S942 cents.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
5000 Bait Ohio Railroad bonds, 1867, 93; IS shares
Farmers Planters Bank, 271; Bait Ohio Railroad,
7711979, on time
At the Board to-day, Nd 6s closed ut lO3 bid, 1887
asked Bait es 1890, 1851 bid; Bait and Ohio Railroad
bonds 1857, 9813 bid do shares, 77 bid 1875 asked
York Cumb., 1891 bid, "a asked; Belt Susq SO bid,
40 asked-Anieyiodn.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, May 5-6p. m.
The stock market is quiet.
Flour du--sales SMALL at $4.25@4.31 for good COM
mon brands corn meal SO for prime; rye -four $3.50.
Grain quet-small sales Of red wheat at 951Olc white
do 102@106c. Sales of at 6465c for yellow. Oats
44c. Rye zoe. 9As4
Provisions frm-sales small; Groceries unchanged
Cotton firm, and tending upwards-small sales
Whisky 23h cents per gallon.
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BOARDING

MRS. W0RTHINGT0N, on the north side Of n street
l four doors east Of Tenth, is prepared to accom-,
modate Married and Single Gentlemen with board and
pleasant rooms. Also Meals without lodging --A
may lin ~ N4f
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~ Copy Books, Quilts, Steel Pens, &C. III -
For sale at TAYLOR q MAURY's
ap l8-u Bookstore, near 9th st.
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A NEW IMPROVEMENT
For fitting up Stores with Fancy From

IL E. GEIGER Builder and Architect would respect
IL fully inform his friends and the public in general
that he is prepared to fit up Stores and build Fancy
Fronts on an entire new plan, embracing all the latest
improvements The work can be done without stopping
the business while the work is going on.
He Is also prepared to do all kinds of in the build
ing line at the shortest notice and on the
able terms All business entrusted to his will be
promptly attended to-
Place Of business on street. between 9th and 10th.
may "
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EDUCATION AL.

J REV. MASON MOBILES SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES
rs NOW OPEN at his residence, the Of 18th
i and ii streets, where the terms will be made known
on application to the Principal. may eff
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NOTICE.-The holders Of TEMPERANCE HALL
STOCK hereby informed that the Trustees have
declared dividend Of three per cent upon the original
stock and four and half per cent upon the preferred
stock issued in settlement Of accounts due upon the Hail.
payable from and after the Sd instant at the Exchange
Bank, Seventh street. BY order Of the Board :
may 2-4t* JOHN G. HARKNESS ssc,v,
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BOYS WHO GO FISHING
MAY FIND an excellent assortment of FISH HOOKS
WI and LINES at A. GRAY'S Bookstore,
may 6-eotf 18th street, opposite oddFellows Hall

PARASOLS, BONNETS, RIBBONS, ETC.
IN Misses Parasols, all shades, very cheap
~ $50 Ladies' Parasols, of every quality
Ladies' and Misses Bonnets, Of every style
Rich Bonnet and Scarf Ribbons
Artificial Flowers, Tarleton Muslin
White silk Illusion; Pink, Blue, White, and Straw
colored Grape.
Together with general assortment Of seasonabe DRY
GOODS for sale, low, by WIN. r. RILEY,
may 6-3t Cor sth street. and opp. Centre Market.
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TO THE LADIFS

- MRS. COLLISIONS beautiful GRAPE and LACE
Hats the admiration Of all who visit her store
just received--GIMPS and Straw Buttons for
49, Trimmings; and an assortment Of
Children's CORDED BONNETS, and made to order.
Also an assortment Of beautiful FANS all prices-at
MRS. Il. COLLISIONS
may 3-tf Fancy Millinery Store. 7th st. ah IL.
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DERs0NS in wanS Of the pure goods will please ex-
i anime my Stock before purchasing.
125 pieces Richardson's Housewife Linens In large and
small pieces, heavy and good
so pieces very fine, for Bosoms and Collars
800 pieces Shifting Cottons, embracing all the cele-
brated makers of this country 5E
Ad Gentlemen in want of nice Shifting Materials viii
find 1t TO their advantage to call CIV. YERBY,
Pa av, between It'll and Sth streets.
ap 26-d2wf Intelligencer.l
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DAHLIA ROOTs-FLOWER SEEDS,

, CASES Superb DAHLIA ROOTS, embracing all the
q best varieties at the lowest prices.
Also 10000 of the choicest Flower Seeds among
them many and beautiful kinds before offered
for sale here.
Orders from distance promptly attended to- Garden
Seeds etc. packed to safely to any part Of the United
States. ]. II. CALLAN,
may 2-dt Corner It'll and streets.
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u OWEN a. SON take this method OF
IL. announcing to their friends and the public gene
rally that they have just received direct York
their Stock Of Spring and Summer Goods selected with
great by their senior partner embracing an assor
ment Of superior Cloths Cassimeres, and yestngs to-
gether with variety Of Fancy Articles.
They have the pleasure of stating that their present
Stock Of Goods superior to any they have brought
TO this city.
Thankful for past favors, they respectfully solicit
continuance of the public patronage.
up 18-eod2m
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SPANISH FANS!

HYMNs-BIBLES-PRA BOOKS.
HYMNS Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Ii Hymns Of the Methodist Episcopal Church South
Hymns Of the Methodist Protestant Church
Lutheran Hymns
The Psalmst, with supplement-
Watts and Mppon
Watts and Select Hymns
Parish Hymns
Psalms and Hymns
Episcopal Prayer-Books, with Lessons
Bible and Prayer-bound together
Catholic Prayer-Books
Bibles and Testaments; large and substantial Pam
Bibles, Pocket Bibles etc.
All Of the above in every variety and style of binding
A. GRAY,
mn 26-eodtf 7th street nnn ndd- ReIIn.ra, I'm
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TO THE LADIES.

To THE LADIES.
MRS HEANEY has just received beautiful assert
wi ment Of SILK, GRAPE and LACE B0NNETS.
Also Gimps, Straw Buttons for trimmings and an as
sortment of chidren's Corded Bonnets.
Also, handsome assortment of FANS at all prices.
Wanted Immediately an experienced hand TO work at
the above business Also, two apprentices.
Mrs Heaneys fancy and millinery store Penn avenue,
between 18th and 18th streets, First Ward.
rna
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ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
On L street. betpeen 9Th and ION, south side.
MFRS. BELL would respectfully inform her friends and
wi the public that her Senior Glasses for the Summer
Session are yet full In addition to her present
ber several young ladies in the advanced studies may
be accommodated. Drawing, Painting and Necdlework
taught.
aS- Terms made known application. [may 6-d6w
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

ID M. D0WNER keeps constantly on hand the best
III. assortment of TOBACCO AND CIGARS, North
side Pennsylvania avenue between 18th and 18th
may 2-y
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r;crxows rxrpEss
o. u
LarssKNGEps r... 70 ara firm ~ rl

NftSSkNskHS rsNt W sre HfW w -
vi 70. On iouie, y. fyt'hsrf.i Nnrees't'
sns Ns.Ats, vernon; AID iss.seh2~U".
C.e.i.,ic. saat' al. saA RasiaHe AID Ds''"g
,ss Railroads
toant rtiaai ~iA c'h,' -nnrshics a'e 81
..+.,r,S ,i,s, aTt,r:rrs tistir? rev hc ior
.,tee-! ~,thvni d+Isr g. sny psri Of the L.
a,t,e si.... C.nsss,. ffog,nees, OF Europe,
We s~ar,e No responsibility beyond the
i.tHi,nss 81 our toutes
Bss6,s. Real .Se,,s. Sse,is and .Ne,thar.
s,is generally. for ~srd~d with desps,ch
NOTES. DRAFTS. BILL. &C.
eollseied, pad ot nrgots,ed stocks. P'o.
dses. and Merchandise. boosb, or cold, and
oil t'n4s Of E,p'es. ~iiuHness promptly a,,en.
aed 10.
In ending n,oe~y ~ parcels oi considers.
Ne sal;r, the amount mos: be stated. other.
We we are ne, responsible, IN case Of loss,
bersnd the som al fry do:.ia's fot an, enc
parcel
Al psoksges s1nn'd be made compact =,
No.'jlr. and M package " III w. r~rcriY,d IN
l~ss in god order and distinctly marked Al
Esp'ess bupn~rs should he accompanied
With written orders, uus%aled. and personally
signed
Letters caanos be taken, !, bc,uy prohibit.
ed hy In" Post Office D-partmcn,
All package. should be marked "Bi2clou' :
Erpre.
Principal OFc~, Railroad Exchange ,%iios;nt.
fISK n RICE. rtopre,or-
rRATr d Fo'rGs, Ascnts. Rutland.
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Nos. 81. II, &C., and y ,y STREET.
NOTICE

Extend your mbs ofrtsioa fo, TIE Cook.
ing Store on Wheels.
Look cut, Look out, Look out,
When you hear the sound of the bell,
Turn about, turn about, turn about,
Lost thine o"n last end II tell.
Look out, look out, look out.
hen the whistle sounds shr,li aud clear,
Turn about, turn shout. turn al,"h',
For the lion Horse rusles on hls career.
Look out, Look ont, look ont
For upper, Bryant, iicmane, and Moore,
Turn about, turn about, inrn about,
Haste thee max, tracks Tor u aeon Store.
Books. Toys, Fancy Goods. Stationery nnd
Confectionery, Pocket Bibles with Clasps
only 80 ctn,s, formerly .uid for -; illunl.
mated Clasp Pocket b hlcr only D. cents,
tnrnirr pr'ce Sinn, Letter Fsprr, good att.
clr, nj CENTS per qnirr; a first rate %h';'ri"
only ~ cents, super from II to 81 c,s Bu.i
Envelopes only 4 cents t1i - wtrppcrs.
liar rstorailv". iinrr OBS, fcifnucrv,
and Medicines. Books ord red every ds, b,
..,prcss. Music constantly Oh hand.
" a BACON,
lG At the sign Of tho Book, Ludlow, VI
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AGENCY 0r DK. =. =. rII(U's
MEDICINE.

q b, his vHh sa&s esatsssssl-a 81 -, .
- ise c~r~ sf pyerss, teos.nrsiea J.,sfth.
ss hos Hem pssssss. ~ sv-p',, Pee, Fss,ah
Ga.plaasis, a. Ac
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COMMISSIONER NOTICE.

ilTE the suisse nbcrs. hciut appointed +. the
w Hon. Probate Court for the District "l
Rutland, Commissioner so receive. N
aud a. lu-t all claims aud Demands al all persons
ys,n.i the estate Il PERRY 4. WELLS, late 81
Wnliin :'nr,l, in said district deceased, rclr'-
scented in %ol,en;, and sjI months from the 1th
d,v ut Apr,l, 1851, beng allowed hy sand
cour, cor II II purpnsc, We do therefore, hereby
give notice ihnt We VIII attend to the businoss oi
our SSH appointment At the dwelling house q,
Widow Mari.h Wells, in N~aitnSiord, On the
9Th day, o. Jane and August nent, from nine
o'clpch a. IN. until I've O'clock III. on each OF
said day.
DrsSis i%iuIETI, Commits.
7. Sr.rn.s Hrpv, s!oners.
Wallinar,fi, Apr.l IA, 1851. Ii
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ESTRAYED.

ENRON ti. enclosure oi III" Subscriber m
Il o. abou,,he 2j,h of Ap'il last, ouc ,~o
yeat old Mare Colt, over tn,dd|Inr -t,r. l"g-
black ,n the knees. head dam iron gtry. aGd
iitt body mcl'niug 10 . ROAM, insnr ard tai
mixed VI h whit. haits whoever ~dl r..
turn s,,d Colt or give inflammation v II, .c she
may hc found. to he suh-crlt-t. shalt i- l,b.
cfaily f-uarded HIRAM II KELLEY
Dauhy, May q, l-iu. -
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Comm.ssioncr'S Notice.

TOMmtssIOncr'S Notice.
W.. the subscribers bel ns appointed BY the
Hon. Probate court, for the District Of FAIR.
la ven, commissions re- to receive, examine, and
nd rs, all ella ms md demands or NIL pcrsons
against the estate Of ga MUEL HAWKINS,
late Of Cas,lcion ~ said district, 6eceH sed
represented insnlvcnt, and six months from
the 2Ist day Of April, 1851, bring allow.
ed by sad court for that purpose. we do
therefore hereby give notice that W" Will ut
tend 10 the business Of our sa,d;appo,ntncn',
at I. w. Rirr's Shop in Castleton on the
las, Saturdays Of May and August next, from
one o'clock until FIVE clock p. m, on each
of sad days.
L. W. RioE, Commits.
y ID S,>ronp, sioncrs.
(',.,lcton tnr,l "a I-ll. IL
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Titconb's Patent
&c HIVE AID PROTECTOR


ny the see %. thu live, Bees are prY,cc
led t.iIuugn our - we're 1Ibtcis, "a bccOua
of the even temperature q; th" ar v ',hln II
sud 1T. peculiar arrangement i"t Ventilation,
tlist not = swarm has been Jos, IRON the ma
uy hives used H.1th.n tae .hrcc y"Efs past -
/ ~ a complete protector against tAc at
tsGas Of IN tghb1uns bcrs, beeJ00lhs, &c,
sad Affords peculiar farsi,ties for Replacing
old brood coHibshy nes ones IL Ln"fasl'
cd a. a s,ork hIyc, sssfms ,ssuIng Yp,n 3,
from twa to ,hfrr weeks earlier than from
any other have. Tie surplus hnnry ), read.
iy ohls,nrd from q, 81 a pure STATE, ~.tsoui
~ si,n, tic bees. IN boxes ii suitable ..4e iDi
fsr- /, uac or the market
1hisiiITr - epr.st,ueud on philosophical
and sc,rR,r7c p~TrcPte', ard needs ntIy u
hv .e.n o. in.uie #, nsa by tn"sr ~hs are
Acquainted ~stL tie insaiet. and natural
habits cfthc b"acy be-
: % WARD, IS Bf.Dr, " - Sgfnt fo'
tire sale Of Copnty, Tosn, sud 'ad'ld9a
psh,. 2J,if
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FOR SALE,

vUN!IE srbscr,bcr offers for sale two Dwell.
L ing Houses on the main Street IN kut-
land Village, including the house now o1cu-
pied by himself. together with the whole or
any portion Of the furniture. Also a slp N
Trinity Church, and ul- IN the Baptist
Church
One fourth the consideration money will
lie required IA advance, aud for the residue
a c,edit will be gwen from one to ten years,
as may be desired by the purchaser.
SOLOMON FOOT.
Rutland, May Z, l-3l. l7tf
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE 'he subscribers, being appointed by The
w ii1n PROBATE Court t.r the district Of
RutlauI, commissioner t. receive. examine
a.d ltiun Nil claims nud demands OF all person,
agaius, he cs,atc If
AZ tRttl iIiLLlARD, late of Dainty.
iY .,it district deceased. Represented insp.vcr'
a,;i IL months from tAc I'm day o.: Alrii
loJl being Showed ty said rpu,t for that pur
Pose. We 81 therefore give notice that we vii
a'i"id to the hrs'rc-s If uur aid appointment
At the dwelling hnrse oftte iccc,'ci. in Dmhy
on TIC last Tacslays OF May and September
it n. from nine O'Clock n. m. until SIX O'Clock
A. m. on each of said days.
CALEB PARIS, Ic.u.t
Dandy, April q, 1881. 10
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Wv |IN'
" + tue - 100 tibsrs b.ing appointed ", The Hon
W !mi'ate LIutt .fr The bsirictoi knt'sri CON.
lniPsi"n"rs 20 t,criye, examine aud adj usi all
cis ms aud demands Of all persons against
the estate of Esther Co!yin, late Of DANNY, N
sad district. a-cearod, represented insoIYcni,
and 6 month"; from the nlst day of February
l,,l beng allowed by SAID cour, for that pur,
pose, we d. therefore hereby R,lr notice tia
wr VII attend TO tie business of cur sad sp
pa'n,mcn, at the DWELLING house nc Lyman
FIX, an the second Thursdays Of .'lay and
June, oo,t, from . O'Clock :. NJ until o.
clock 7 VI on each Of sand days.
4. ECCELlN. Commission.
WILLIAM OTIS, srs.
Danhy, April :, i-"i II
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KonnclS Bonnct>

J i kt!.BCR N has received an addition
I" his large stock of Millinery gonds, ond has
now the largest and cost assortment ever OF
irtcd in the State. embracing all the different
patterns that can be- found in the niars't: VIZ
S'l, Cfnpe Ncapolitan and Straw, oinll de-
srripions, which will he sold, and mas. te
said, "a make room f,r n large stock of New
Goods
Mr.. kibuyn tenders his sincere thanks TO
his friends snd patrons for their LIBERAL pat
rnnage, already re- cIy,d pad hopes for a con-
tinuaiion OF the same.
Rutland, June +th, lS5l. p
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NOT TO DE

hRGE Sllr-, Email Pf1i's, s0H TT0'!
- Credit. proves bret fr the r"et"t- -
the purchaser and ~" Golfers # the -.f"f
! h, Will t- READILY -'pts'tcd ~ ''S'i'"s
the store Of EsInu5 son sna risnsn'as
the los pr,ccs Of th.Ir br-r si"yh - Dry
Goods, Grorr,-s, UsfdNsfr, 'f"okey
Drugs, &c As.
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ry.E MISSES a. a L RICHARDSON.

TT IT t8TV7' :"
Ludlow, Nay ,, i-1l. -
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henry HALL, Ktel,,,r.
STATE or VERMONT, RDE II r.
Distric, OF Rutland -. herel

bhtrlrt OF ~Itutiatd. 80. NJ hereI THAI .;
n 'ptci.l session Of tie t'rubstc Court II the
'a'I ii'tr,c; OF Rr,iand. he'd AZ Kut'ari 80
AMI Tor ,aid district, "u the I'd day .: June
4. u. IiJi.
Iuessrt. Hon. Harvey Baton, juirc,
Whe'eas isaac Nichols admjnistrator Of she
estate Of A-ron Roger, late Of pauty. N said
district deceased. ~ poses 10 render an account
Of hU- administrator of said estate, Therefore,
II j. ordered by said Conr, hat the exam.
nation al sail accoutt for allowance and the
CONF dcrh'ion .! a proper deere consequent
thereupon bc and they hereby are r.fcrrcit" u
stated session of sad court - he held NJ tic of
lcc OF The register pfsaid court IN said Eut,nn,
On the nrs' MONDAY, being 18th day t! Iui,
\. u 1851. and that notice thereof he given hI
pgblisi"ur IL certified copy ri the record "t thi'
'ri'r three week sueccssI'ely previous there.
tu it, the Rattan i!cra!I. q, newspaper priutc,
ut tari Hutiana that all lersons ir'erest,'
rlaN licu nHi there appear before sa;,. cuu'
al oijartio TIC allowance e said acc.un; art
t. aid decree if,hry see cause.
\ uua copy OF record.
.: HENRY HALL, Register.
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FRREm TkA&.

tT the New Jaian Store, imported 10.
n Gently from a lot cured especially fr
the pala,cs ct toe E,np"ror and Empress Of
the Ce.rstEnls, The roma oi winch Will b"
found to exceed anything ever before offered
Tor sal, here. Tue twist and prices rtght.
The stock consists Of iHprriel. ~iiYsou,
Young Tyson, Hysnn sim and hlack Teas.
CHA BURT * son.
Rutland. MAJ -, IS5l. ~
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STRAY SEEEP.

CANE tn,p 'Ae enclosure about the FIRST
O.: tps,i, two SieeY, one With the right ear
n Tho owner ~ requested 10 prov.
uroprt.y, pay charges and lake them swsy
WILLIAM RUSSELL.
Shrewsbury. apn! 18th, i>I,. lGiw
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HANDMADE 0

EEGtliNTS "a wsnt - Hardware
We Go4ds sn iE~it-d - cransins our stack
before purchasing. H-thHa 90, hrtfsss,
4ud pets,n. suldiu-. Nd ds -ris N FiTV Us
se,li btKKtTT EON.
10 YVES. - Conner Franklin SCI.
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mgW @NmH.

1T the Stare TO doors .NorM Of The Court
House, East SITE Of frankiia Square.
lust received a general assortment Of
- American, English, French and German
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, CROCK.
cry AND HARDWh T.,
which Will he sold cheap for approved Cred
1t or most KINDS of Country Produce and
very much cheaper for cash. without respect
TO rsons--insidc and outsiders The CIV
ilized and Barbarians all the same.
.. l.. ROBBINS.
Rutland, May, ISL.
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BLACK RIVER ACADE MY,
LUDLOW. VT.

VHNHE Summer Term Of his ,ntiitutinn
Il vail commence M "Wednesday, May y.
Instruction will be gi,en, as usual, IN ali the
ranches taught IN our academies, Including
French italian, Spanish. Music, and TIE Or
naHental Branches 1t desired, THIS season
9th. year affords the most favorable ilci..
hes lol attending TO the study OF Botany.
Mons :. a. BuIrAu, VI. d. a native Of
France, and an accomplished trtchcr, will
rive instruction IN Fr"noh, aud u.>n ~ Itsl-
IAN sud Spanish itdrsr,d so good IN up
portnul,y rarely presents itself - those who
desire an intimate and practical knowledge
Of the French language. Mons y viii de.
vote two hours nar', 10 rsch class, me fox
recitation, and one for conversation and cS.
phantom Of pccnhar phrases, 81.
y NUDWORTii, Secretary.
Ludlow, Nay ,, 1911. -
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THE PREMIUM uO..oE
YOUNG MORGAN TALLI0

Was sired ,y ,hr Old Woodbury. Morgan
This botsc took he first pIrmIum bt the
State Far 81 Albany As a !'f'n hnrs" he
IS no doubt, the best stud horse IA Anctica.
Tie Is i,oui the hest ian,i.y OF .~'iorrans. TIE
The saruc horse sired old Talhu that sired
Old 6 ford aud ! allio dam, and Was lar
superior Ia old Clifford N every respect he
~ Il blood hay color. and weighs 1890 pounds.
He sired Gray Hawk that stood at Brandon
last season. Gray Hawk %as fold last sca-
son for $500 and was taken To Chicago
Tal'io's stock is far superior TO Black Ha.A's
every respect. air the first man that rv-
rr paid a large pr'ce for a Morgan Horse -
| purchased The Old Woodbury. Morgan in
the year l-.G of John Woodbury., then Of
Bethel, at the enormous sun as it was then
thought. o! $500.
Ia. lo - now at VIM. NJ. Fields stable in
Brandon, and will remain there through The
season.
Terms Ten dollars 10 ensure a foal. Al
mares disposed of before the usual tune of
fosling will DC considered with foal.
WIN. WALKER, Agent.
Ttnrtlopb Juno Tt!i. lSll. %
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For Sale.

u'iIAT valuable Real E.s.s,s the residence
OF til" late William isy. ly'ng IN the
centre Of Rutland village and containing
about three acre. Of land, with all the build
my thereon Terms ,Asy. Inquire of
MOSES PERKINS, Admir-
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NOTICE

This is 10 certify that have this dsy CIV
on my son George Fish, MS time, dur,ng the
remainder OF his minority, and shal, clam
none of his earnings nor pay any debts oi
his contracting after tl.'s date.
AKTEMAS FISK .
Sherhufnc. March 81. I-5I. rs
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NOTICE

4 IL persons indebted 10 The subscriber
~ either On note or account, nov due, are
particularly Informed that prvr.~n, Is d"slred
stely LUTHER DANIELS
Entland, April ~. irtI Is
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GWOHH AZ GMEI.

rINllt subscriber being d-sirous of closing
u up hs business, ,s induced 10 offer his
entire STOCK, Drugs and Medicines, "a.
cr p,rd, al cost, for CASH The stock being
fresh and we'll bought, will slr.rd q rare OPP
portunrty to all ~,sh,pg I" buy nj low prices.
LUTHER DANIELS.
Rutland, April q, IsJI. -
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o roe SALE.

TINE Store now occupied by Barrett, 'pr,
81 - 'itss,sd nh WarAing. ~ sueti.
ocIt - tie Depot ~ssonnds.
BAkkLIT = sDN
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