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From the N. Y. Evening Post
The Whig MOtt0-"FOreigners must be Re-
buked.c


The Albany Evening Journal. auding to the fact that
Mr. Belmont operates with other democrats sustain.
ing Pierce and King, says
This interference of ioegne elections ought to
be rebuked."
That is precisely what General Scott in the habit
oil saying IN 1S40, and for six years afterwards
The original intention peeps out under all dsguises Here
Is man OF foreign brth naturaliZed citizen long
resident among man whose domestic ties and rela
tions connect him with people, whose lot in life is
cast among and who has all citizens interest in ihe
legislation OF this country and the choice of its rulers
an interest precisely the that of any one who
born here He takes part the election with other
persons OF native and foreign birth. The Albany Eve
ming Journal upon this, denouncss him nterloper
and exclaims
"Ths ntsrference Of foreigners elections ought to
be rebuked." 'Mk
II Scott should be elected. s lk ely that this i'll
be the end oil such denuncations The rule which the
wings seeking TO apply TO single individual wi i'll
then be applied TO the whole class Other men OF for
egn birth settled among us, naturalized. fairly entitled
to the right OF suffrage by laws and feeling strong
and just interest in the result OF elections as
any OF US, will give their votes, and generally they
now do, for the democratic candidates. We shall the A.
doubtless, have Scotfs old doctrine revived il Immediate
ly that foreigners should never be allowed vote Ii
is quite fair TO apply ii to the OF foreigners TO
apply IT, as the whig press does 10 single individu
al We shall then hear the Evening Journal the Tribune
the Express, the Times excaimng, the Evening Jour
nal now does;
"This interference Of foreigners in elections ought
be rcbuked"
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no THE LADIEswe are very happy 10 INFORM ,ss ,.e,,,

no THE LADIEs-we very happy nf6rm ~ sles
that the building below Of TN h About
being completed, and rid 0
bcr and rubbish which has been nusancs
Tor the last three four AL
good goods will find greatly % their advantage
fore making their purchases We have han1 ons
OF the best retail
general stock OF and dress goo1s pgsi
offer goods Of description 0of66ck
dress goods comprises everything that and desisabs
have hesitation saying that a
price by any the W. siso hsvc
high zohnsh black
Gus widths and qualities which we viii cnsr cheap ~ money
fact NIL the desirable coo n use
We have piece svebdxp ope sisrs vvv
Pewt a. aa1e r ev.cs.s
dreares and 1870 - ''s
IN addition the above fni suppsv of esmsr.s
teeSr cAsnets and ohrsp ca<b
splendid stock o. blankets Of dcscrpos, which " Win of
fer very low prices. Z. T - = ~ y 80 "
We respectfully solicit call from All GOOD socSu ana
II. vi u f.sN ~ - - - ~'~' 01s-
Oct @-TaThA sarowf w. n sny,urp, : 10
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(fARPETIyosJut received additional sup
ply Of forty different styles p and nrsin and beng
petins which order These pnns
very desirable and superior in quality
Also, daily espected sds,ncn
petings, all In entirely and ciegsat designs.
Also, full supply ofiew priced osieie'h.
Oct o6-3ueod Cl.AcETT 4 DoDsoN.
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BosroS, October 30.

The obsequies in honor of Daniel Webster will take place
in Boston about the 18Th OF November next.
The free soil mass meeting, which was to have taken
place in Faneu Hall tonight. has been postponed in
spect 10 the memory of Mr.. Webster.
The U. S. steamer Walker arrived here this morning
from n surveying cruise.
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Ship in Distress.

New YoRk Oct. 80 The clipper ship Southern Cross of
and from Boston, bound California; put into Montrdes
fire. in her hold. Through the assistance Of the OF
United States shipolwar in port, the fire exngushed
The cargo will ha We to be discharged.
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A Book for the Times.

If44f
ELPs @ Life Of Holiness and Usefulness Caushsys Rsv
The history
sx copies nave Dosn spad
these notices of IFS character:
have read the book and am only delighted but feel that
An greatly (Rsv
7. suiIns, Of The Holston Confcfence.)
This book been blessing
ZEAL and feel like working for the Lord Inevsr did bs
FORE" lRev. J. II. Montgomery, OF AlabamA) tts
We should hardly think possible
this volume without partakng largely holy
breathes and burns page" ev Richard Donkerssy
octas GRAY : BALLANTYNE, IN H.
REEBEs HATS constantly rscci1ng Tssh ssppuss
these celebrated hats with Iylss
invite of
Hat, Cap, Gcnuemcn's Furnishing Estabi.husat.
Pennsyvans avcnue, Ak stseee.i
.lL- II rfglsy !
OLIVER WARREN w. GAIT 4 BROTHER have jass
- flushed splendid assortment Of silver pcscsps,
goblets, Ac. "a
which, together with stock Of forks spoons
and paiier they offer low
NJ W. GAIT BRorHER, ~
Sign Of the goldsn cage, l
Pcnnsylvania avenuc between 9th and ish sIests.
CHAwI.si sHAwIs! sHAwLsi-we have in ssoss tie
y and best Of shawh that have bssn a
New York auctions for cash. that ell
them much lower than the reeuar price We have
100 cashmere long shaw price from els y eI6
50 square cashmere do from eio % 4l5
80 coored and white Canton ahawis, from 95 4loo
100 embroidered and printed cashmere shawls ia sa hgurcs
suitable for the piesent season aS.t
10 rich silk shnwls
50 black Thbet and cloth shawls, long square
9 second mourning plaid woolen shawls 'tsu
cLAGErT, NEWTON MAY, I co.
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Aeouiliai of Mr.. Rouen.

New York, Oct 30-Mr. Bowen, who was charged with
having been delanlter TO the Mesrs Brown, Brothers,
Co., for whom he confidential clerk, has been dis
charged by the judge, who, ia rendering his decision
stated that criminal offence had been committed
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WELCH PREMIUM FLOUR.--Just reee,v.s-
100 barrels Weich first wheat amin eorv
please 81 fN III t3'Ks -, N'~'-s'" '"
Also, q barrels family nourl branded Wood ewass. .
ros safe W GEO. ! THos PARKER co..
oc' ~" i"S-r Oppsst4 Dsowns nossa
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lie possessed many qualities
family acquaintance.
respectfully invited attend his funeral from his late reencs
at The Of l2 and Streets sunday afternoon, the 3st
inst at O'Clock. t.-+.s,. N3
[r wilcox BY accidental discharge Of his gum
whilst returning from cunning excursion
o5- Grand Democratic Demonstration at the city OF
cy have nrased the ane Unon Can,a,n v 10
passengers Alexandria on Monday evening 20 unite with
the OF that city the grand Of Tues
day
Gsorse,own and democrats seny are invited to unite in This
charge passage, bring back
until the proceedings shall be
win starr a, hall past sI O'Clock precisely ocfsi
@ M.sonic-Tbe annual the Grand Lodge of
re Dic, Of Columbia viii be holden Tuesday The second
o6 c !. Ss % ososs m al Masonic % Ha o.
required 70 be punc'uaI IN ihciI aendsnce
CHARLES s. fRAuEy,
or Public I.ecturc.-Prof EDWARD FOREMAN viii de-
college ans,omie.i
The public invited 10 attend
during me pcn, session Of the colleges they win be required
70 pv she usual mai'eulan Fee ,.ro,, ,.,,,,n :, :
Desnofh the Faculty National Medical College.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
u MAhsuALL.. sole Lessee
On MospAy rvgrro, November l.
WIN s- pre.ssssd time, bssau pan,ouims
THE rIsHERMASs DREAM.
-. I = =. &
e.sE. To be followed by
oAsisc AND WONDERFUL TEArs ON THE TIGHT ROPE
NEW rEATs or woxpKRs ny al ,se M.rns,u f.~y intro
dae'as ne" astonishing children ,'s . 4
Ts- ssves sneas@sns@ conclude with very panio
1h mime OF + 8stsl lf II =
RobEsT AND BERTRAND. ~ IS ~
rnees of Private boss q circle par
g.ss children pcei seats,
~ family circle, rs hird
Door. spsa !. ocsf X. c,aia yin he raised At 7y The
ses emes ~in " orsa say om 10 O'Clock, O'Clock,
y Ma4 n
CESrLKmES~ rsshssrssis Rsaay-nssde Clothing.
.s .a, s..a ~ saS ever offered % ,ss c'ss". q
khsssr cs~sces,s, srco
ssek evereess, ef all grades qualities
ruvssss dr~~~, nceA and ssck coats, Of quality
Bs-ss~~~ sscA and frock
fsasoons of eli kinds and qualities
kch velvet ih satin, and cashmere Of the
wA eemps<ss ssnusmsns furnishing goods
WALL 4 STEPHENS, Il
ssece--oss william wsn rspnsyivsnls avenue, be
'w-en sh and loh streets. nsss door east Of Iron Hall
Osr-es rsw~syiv~nsa avenue. between Issh
wh turquoise containing dasvsueoyps likeness
Wh.~ssr hnds ~,n be handsomely rewarded
M Nssnws between ~h and So Of the fres
dent. . oci 3-dA
rEnESr, CAL0SsED PLAsrER~-A fresh supply juss re
caves ss~@"' and s''e'"sd g.,:' an ssa g, s ssc
oeS-A IN stssst scar canal
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T1SDEa SHIRTS And DRAwEn&--As usas,
large ~
rno, lambs wool, undes@hss and
sizes and qualities At moderate ana unifcv~ pucss.
.fss sTEyENar
& Oct N-sdfscd ssiss Roon, bsowss HessL
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NY >. q. MCGUIRE. Aae.lonser.

TRusTEEs SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR THE
a1 s 90 N. premises. ny virtue Of deed Of trust The sub
s oos 49, sol ~, land records o. washington
county that par q square ns%srsd sh, hundred and twenty
north with the line cf roarh eighty leo)
thence ives, q soa street twenty i've cas, e,
e place of eexnaias VIII, the Of build
Tsr@. asloas ss.s ne residue nrse ar,
"N''' All LAWRENCE, Trustee
Oct 3l-ecdks JAS q. MCGUIRE, AuOtioneer.
cuPERIoR GOLD wArcuEs--ws have Just opened
beautiful of superior seId Watches r both ladies'
and sea,s@ss q ne ao approved styles. and sy al the mos.
NV, Nv Ss.a a, ia. sso,,
Pennsylvania avenue, between eth and loth streets.
VrLIAcE Ian In Egypt, by D.yie -. John. author
Lac o Bsnd r.sy q salsss h laso,s and discoyeIe. IN
TAYLOR MAuRY,
oct3i Boasssisrs near OH street
UASrEp-ror dAmlly ~ New orsaa. two GOOD ..rysn-s
i carriage driver, and for house work gen
Apply at the once of w,nmds Hotel unu "wednesday next
Oct 3i-da'
THE Beshishsm-. Javs.sss An.saL
r'es. ssp'ss, % .,s ..a ns,',% , & y ass,n se NJ D.
cfosns u me miero-cep with susoas b Jes " wytes,
rS.s.e.I Treatise nsdsas ~ rse. nsea ND.
Oct ~ fNANs& TAtLeR
ny .. q. MeoufWE. A.esss~ses.
HUTCH nuLBoUs ROOTS AT AUCTION Tuesday a.
Nosesbef a. ~ a otsck shall The
superior purh tulus i.sa~d nes
celebrated % Van Der sehees 40
Holland, sf me ~ hysc,nihs tulips
jonauis, ts, crocas, Due Yea rhsi's, Ns.e..'s he'
Oct I'D Aaenoscsr
ny ,. a. MCGUIRE. A~ssse~~ss.
GALE or CITY LOTS To CLosr An EsrATE.-on Thars
~ day, November 4, sf ecoet Suction
shsi SELL ~ihcst The o~ns sssmese~es property
Square No. y, Lots 4, q, ~
DO 10. ~, q, OH asa rhfh s'res,s
Do ". Lots 4, =, and q ea renasylss~s. ssssss, hs
and Nsfh
DO si. Lot a, " street, between sal ssa etth
DO 81, La =, ON asd street, ss'~sss 2 sna % streets
norih
DO ". Lot is, on street. hsi~.,r ssa ead su,.r
Square of squ.rs No. i2s An.
Square No. vss L.t 4, On sth street, beswesa s~S
DO 2ss Lot 4, street, ss,wssn iss and sA
Do asa Lon. y and -, ,oa IN street. between y sss
Do l,oos Lots I, a. ,, =, and m
De 1,oc. Lot A.
Termsi fouth rc-duw egnsl psymsr
nt sir, eighteen months, me t~.ns
satisfactorily endorsed, and secured ~ deed ~
term. sale are po complied ~ sses a.y. prop
All conveysncne the expense II ihe purchaser.
octoe--d JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Ascuosses
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EOtE8NMENT sale ~ Ctsy I>oss Public Auction.
on Monday, November next foiswins
scbed lots o. ground lying Of washngson viii b "
fod public sale tho Mcclure this
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TrShsss - nsspscs = ~ ns1ssy - DsnIel
webster ~ sAs pisscs Ctab " Wssaingesn

Wssssss ~ ths piescs Conb ~ WesaAngesn
Cssy
flxax clrs Rooss, October ~. 1852.
The sisb mes pssssass 10 call BY Ihs president
On eaiax the elab 10 order. y. y. French, esq It's
ps~S.ssni. foee and sA4a
Gsnuemsa have called meeting of our club to-day
lhsl may pss proper mara OF personal respect 10
The nefaofy az b<niei Wsbsaxr Oar flag bas exhibited
shs osl~4aj sxns " the melancholy news
q bs ssee~ss Isschsd Ls cay. bat seemed 20 proper
thai soaa assemble tsssh~s here II this hour OF
the day ~ BIS ansss ssd bo~ ao~n wese IN grei
osa shs very onh VI thr departed. which his
lal remains have IA ell probability iasl been placed
We. who have 40 oii<n looksj ugoa that noble brow
and mans form. hardly fssIxs ihs iael that shall
sssss again s<ho1 hss hAs thsy arc al this moment
hidden iofssss tfoa The wow. and that oAion's eyes
that have uisrs vsxsd heeoH with admiration Dor.
denng aawstson shall them no mofe until that
hnai Gay when ~e must all meet al zoe bar oi God
That nation moafsssna ne~. while SPEAK. there 10
assembled Al Mssshhsid, IA Massachusetts. Ia name that
shall bsseeolih b elseslsl such eoncoufse Of weep.
ng citizens of lhs sspasAe hss seldom never been
mssemeisd oai ol 1erovsls upon such an oeea.
sion and ,heir xtssi q semsisneesboss streaming
eyes and almost bursting hearts show The reality Of Their
feeling OF dcselsison.
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From The pho, Of ,be IAN oc, ,ssa

h ~ '"' 'H"' "i hf Ibh Ucts XIV
Let our readers be on their guarI against these t,cks
The partisan documents OF the season Ire Al =. o,~vo.
that we can only give general directions abou, sh~m III
they read the Pilot regularly they need no, bs h.
politcisns When notice document favorab bly The,
may regard IL trustworthy. They should Anil unon
evey document calculated TO tok them Of their votes
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From the Pilot Of August "a, Issa.


GES. PiKRcr AND THg CATuoLIcs.-We hoped last week
that we bad heard the last oil the cries which
ussns had raised against the democratic candidate in con
sequence OF the refusal Of his nstivs amend The
local constitution In such way admit Catholcs TO
State osces In New Hampshire Wssupposed thst hs
SAID enough, and more than enough convince two
hundred Thousand readers bat, II New Hampshire have
constitution which excludes Roman Catholics from certain
offices, Gen Pierce is not all responsible for that
things Our articles on this snbIect, summed np pre-.
sent the following results Gen. Pierce from
OF his career as public man. has cxeued all hi. influence
IN favor Of amending tho constitution expnnpe
tho obnoxious clauses which require that certain OF
Hoes shall be held only by Protesants. He and the
late Judge Woodbury. succeeded In procuring State CON
venuon three years ago, for the purpose revising this
constitution. He was the presiding officer, and an or
nearly all, the members returned by people con
yenion democrats. When the articles concerning
Catholics up for consideration Jadge WOODBURY.
made mastery speech in favor Of them which
was published the Pilot and General Pierce also deliv
cred powerful argument the sidehe wing the
chair Tor this very purpose This speech published In
our paper not long since Al that he expect
ca me nomination than we did The vote Tor amending
,"s consutuuon In this respect unanimous.
eVo 90 clear that the leaders aud
aemocraho party In New Hampshire unanimously in
sVoi Mikng rom the constitution the clauses respect
ng ca'hocs and they strongly recommended the people
20 sPPfove, py ,he votes At the primary elections, the
amendments made by their delegates so far neither the
leaders oil the democratic party Genera Pierce deserve
any blame on The contrary they merit praise; and II the
convention voted unanimously of the Catholics the
praise is due to woodbury. and Pierce who sbored zeal
ously TO bring about that result ~
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- n a1'8F7o 1l1lIIIIliIl 1lf10 Fssl
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TUE sssr of uethishssm- Jovsnttv Annual.
ii HrrAeu
Chit Chat or short Tales IN shesi Wofds-.a-ssisd.
carostss of,s Microscope VITA ssussoas b. Jos A. wyhes
M n.
rnc.ea Treatise psass' Medicine ~ Ihe. neea, ~ D.
oci3 fnANsN TAYLOR
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oAMPAiaN PAPHEs
Scott g. Graham.

"nh 4 t"w I" Keep tn" ,~"rl~ well pant.
ed ~ IA t..h,ral "p ratrnt daring th,e,aa.
ps'grr-ra'f "ui and rpncrntratr the " A,g
io'c"s ioI tin onset n-At No,smlst. snd gi..
der III" baanrt ii Sr,d, si,J C,shsa,, dpnl,i-
ish 'i'y Int p,sok n, tia ps,fot,n VI t...e"f,.
o",sn, we rr"p.'s' a. rarn1h The New \ 81.
Trnrs put rr,hsn~ "a the tsit Ming G,,n.
Weekly Times. - weeks, ~ soy.~s a, ~
ecnts each. ssHsir sheet ..
Weekly T,'b-~, - wcrt, - CT pee a, ~
cents each, d"uhh- ,hret
TN ~ cop.ep ~ issue in tiu'. post ge .
cents per copy, G. BURT 4 Bon
Rntlart, Juiy &it, ls51 2stf
Ktfnv MADE
GL1~IlIEJ
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WAPENE,
Or Hair R<nnpaf1r.

A r,gstatfs preparation for rrrtUring gray
hasr la IT. original color. prd ni,ny The
issf ifom falling oai, promising its gru~tii,
srsdicsiing scssf aud a,ndrnS. saS provioy
a br.st,fai srnsl. faf the To,l~.. Psu.eu.
LAT. - r.mPhlsi n be- had gratis For .'ls
,, risr os'r .stn'. here
Eg'isrd AZ: 8" BrS1 sra SO y
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spr,axp, Arc. ~, 1884. 33,

SrArEO OF VERMONT, ELECTROMAGNETIC.
District Of Fs,rhavsn, ss. I ed that at Pro
bate Court held at Csstleton IN and for ,b-
district on the 18th lay Of AugustA.D is'2.
Nhesreas MERRITT Cisrk administrator 81
the estate Of Ruius Graves within this State
iaie Of Granville "a the county Of Washing
ton ard State "f New York deceased has
th', day made application /" sad court {"
extend the time for the dnposal Of The ~.
tate Of sad diseased and the payne ri Of his
Just debts 10 the I'D day Of September 1855
Tbsp~fose, Il il ordered ny said court that
the hearing and decision Of said applicant ON
be referred 70 sevsson IT ssid court 10 be
held u Csstieton sGsrcsani M the 23d day 81
.S'ptr mber next, aud that no, &c thereof be-
given 10 all persons interested by publ;.hin z
. copy Of ti,e record Of this order three week.
successfully in the RuiIand Herald news
/ paper printed a, Rutland in this State oil
which publications shall be previous I" thu,
time appointed fas said hearing ths4 the
may then AVID there appear briore SAID court
aud object timreto Il they acc causc
true copy Of record.
IA l,I..
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COMMISSION Exs NOTICE.

WE, the subscribers, being al Poirse d 10,
w the ton. Probsse Court Tor the district
af utlani, s"mnsi ssiabsrs 10 rece we IA mi
aud a,bu,i all claim. sss dc ma h d. Of ali per.
sons agsin.' Samuel Atiiysa !ats uf Clare sdob
IA ss,t district decess~i, refrere n,ed in-o.rrn,
aud st ,as"'ts from the "a day OF August lss2
being si,o~ sd ~ ,s,j e"srt FER iist pay,~Sse
we d. tisesefsse hereby give s"iier that ws y N
attehd to the busin,ss Of our said ointme al
xt the dwvit,ag house ~ Mrs. Mary A.. Gtynu
uf Ci.vsasics aa the last SATURDAYS Of septeta-
her ard Jsssay nest from ! o'ciuok untii
O'Clock y. ~ gu -s h Of said d.,s 80
Dated at Cisrsnaaa the i9sh dep vi iug. 1854
II. :. BRows, Ic::
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TIfE LUE
WINFIELD SCOTT.

4 GENTS sre <pfrd 10 s-H % NV and
~ pop.,isr life n the ls.ople's s"nd'dat-
for ih.' Presidency t',,s fo' ~fneb their
IS gres, drnsnd, AID on winch far pes
erntsyc can b~ ms de-, hda'~-
" l.. SPENCER.
General AZ at fs wesisis VI
Rutland, yuiy 10, irS2.
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NOTICE

rs hrrsy asen thai spfi'es,'os will be
- msSSe ~ III, ns II s-ssion Of IA" General
As..assy Of this sts'e, tot ar at Of 'rret.
ross,'ou toG 60 Aqssdae, 'c'nrssy N Rut.
ard
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Trains .oin: Nmh brave RSiIsnd,

hsi Tram ~ = <yD Stpsai ~ Inc
usorninA Cars from kArl,rys ~ SID Uslio -
vsH~ .jrr,ses al Troy i,Jrs
.spr-ss 'tra,B = ,. ~ VITA the ssvs'hk
PasS.nsrrs from psd.nsbnrgh Montreal snd
Boston. .hflvcs AZ Trry At 81 ~ ia t.'m'
I'm ,lr E,pses' Ta'"' 10 New fus '"I
Buffalo. aud evening b"ats for New York.
.5reo,n moda,ion Tfain 2 10 y. ", el-f ~.
r,vaI 81 Boston aud Burlington 'Ifsins, iodsr
at Sslcu,, aud arrive al Tr.y Q - u" AZ moIi
ing. connecting wah the it',5n = y. Espr',s
Trsmt. Buiiiio and Iy,iJ iIuisvW a'rtr
Train 10 Ncw York
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NOTICE


" frthr g',es tLss Apphe atisa slli u
made ~ the sen ssssa,U III tt~ t.sw,s'
Assemhs, NJ the Stsis iys q shsstes isi 4,
Ka''fosd trom sep'e ts..t IN M ksiland \
Nh'irhsll ks,lrssd. ~ NstslaNA e " ssi,,ls e
ton Railroad. Ia tA~ Hvss. Sasslrtcs kisia
Qtsues IN ihr TaNus ~ CsAtsses, Tbs uer
Westerly thseesk tn TswNs - u wissssr,
Mss,h.v.a, OF bestsn tAAees skess ss'tAls
tNemeeate. d
cssiI~s.s. Ass, ~, i4sa, Ss.s
COv.KiSSi0NRleH Ni577JH.
vUE the ssbss srhrm king arrssltsa by
w the Hon ftolstr Cent lot Inc Dis
Gict of Rutland. cam ,aiss,oWrss IL frrei.,.,
examine aud ADJUST III tisima Sad demands
of all persons srs,nss ske eaa,s Of Osees,,
Hyde. late Of WsfI,nsf I'd, IA ssid dal,if,
dsctss d, represented tnso,,-M and .,s
month"; FROM ,'r NJ day Of August 1852 b.
i"a How I'D by sa,j r"na Tor thai pa,pts- =,
We d" ti'''ri"- herehy awe eetssr that 40
VII a,icud To- tisc busnes- VI our sad ~
fo'"'"cni Ut II" lite DIV eh,ss k"uss ~f III"
decreased On the nh Mondsys IL Sept, q h,r
snd J,nnafy n.rt from ! a~iorA email Is
"'ol"k y. one each ofs ~fd days
Dated al wa!ltrgfHa, Aega.i 18th, ih,,a.
=, : u. " 'a, Commissioners.
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RUTLAND ACADEMY
tUNHIS new les tuition will CONNIE nee il.
Il FIRST quarter on Monday, September i'ih
uRd,r the charge Of
Mr. LUTHER LOWELL, A. B.,

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Measures have been taken TO secure ali the
AID IN the way OF assistants that Tay be found
de.ir ,ble.
Tue several branc hes Of education rnrucd in
our best Academies will he attended to. The
term, will be from three to f'e dollars per
quarter for the usual studie,. ArrapSsn,e, "
have been made to furnish Doe d in respe r,sble
private families a, low as 81 so per week.
NJ. &. EVERTS. Clerk.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
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