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MOuld Candles.
Tailoring Business.

good anict for ~ cl's pei pound, at ne ch''e
Cash rinff, nraf the depot J. J. ulisr
jan. ~, lr53
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SHAWLS,
Carpet Bags, Umbrellas and ParasOls,
DOMESTIC


ilravN and iuu -hcrtuEs. nc7rhsl Co.,. pniling-
icking., beniius, summtt styn. &c Cmldfena Ntat,
pnpef, tr.-h, Hara, Sc., nus Stius, Cashmere
~stnet. and tWerd-
SHOES SHOEs SHuESF
general a.-oumtut - t1di,- aud Misses he- and
Gaiut. Mem talfsud thtck n sts. Also lonniug
ton Euamrllcd, CtpcktU and Ola.s Nare, Fluid
iamf~, II on Kind, Paper Hanging, II the ato,i
.iylr-, Looking 'ilassts SC.
GROCERIES. GROCERIES
Choice losh Gtuccrios, Vcrf cheap, Huminf FLUID
and Csmptruo. tlst-fre.h Garden Sc. d. rcth
ith many articles usually kept in country Stlrr.
Ready Pay and Low Price b the Matt. Cali and
examine fnf your-tlvos. GEORGE n. COLE,
u. CiiiCEIRING.
Rurland Aptil ;th, ISIS l4-6w
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nx.ArIt1Nno,Nx.

raf Jufhgrdsf fuH 10 ssfsf,tt
H. rt.it. tts.sss
~ s1r rkrla Aau fu ffSf nsIR "A.
a.. 81 I..NHf I've uHH.
fgf nNia lf tNrt ffNrtfNf.
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Good News TO the Afflicted.
DH. tOHsELL's PAIN ENFILIFH.
II nsid., IA foF's,s, sad ON mountains

DH- tOhstIisfs PAIN ItFiiifH.
nsis., Ia forests, aad ON mountains
Il frHn.
n M ftfs tssr 60 aslfer Naf1fr'a Hlras lntal4
Tie fHtiffr hrffI fiif sffsninfif 49,
D'-f fatn ihsf irivs '.i hl tissif s-fhfug fsrrsE
FIfs Haif o. saitas - hffa a.. sfHlf
Az IA Asfufs ~ fi,f iasa "A lis
lfdh hisaf aIy hants rrfff ffatH.
lsseau uss1 O. r.ss ffftf lssif-
Tffs frl.stf hts tlisr |lta u.e a b. rsH ruHtslf
st'rIls aoe ent1s frfafsf1n g. BE- ~ aa'fufss
fselHsInE psin tasf hss nr4sr hffn tvtrirf D. 80
stsatf ifs sfaHat. O. riniIafrrif o. Ffrrf ~ r
sif ffasr.fr ss.u. tsrtrf h-st eralgrsffaird a.
pa arsrts ~ hsaliif O. fi 4sffsrt as0frsr
fe e. aTrd sk'fff1 % aHtffHlf'f- - ssHHHHs.
ffsfafs. rhHis HsifrfaflsH - go heaff. lsaatris
t-fhsrhr. go lfaI-fs .ssas -aiat. i.afiss fhss
saFesuY o.. a ssslrffsf 81 tift.
titrfts a. f.iariaaas usf L.fiis. slff a. rsfs
Nlr anfaf F1ssr.
ftfrfaCsf~s farafr ~. aaFssfisrs raTfss. ~ Frs
sfir rifr1 aasa aHr tffaf fHls. b fafr 80
fffrf tsafrf. fnsHd af fIffattfs - ft trrffs
Sos aiafasfs. tsc s.if a. a. Ifs.rfirf lfs
U fN lAIH o..
asafr frrslsaf fsflfas, Haaf.H
.efsra
ROM .HokJ Eaassx. -
.H s.SsSs - -, ~ ~
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uNy SERr az ASH DEALERS ~ HORSES.
fqrliOa's F0undfr Ointment.


~ ne olrr oi Founder. spt la,L lIoil bound har
ac- and contracted and ievcri.h Feet Wouni-, hfut
~ ga the flesh, Called Bscks Cra,kcd ncols, kitA-
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Teas, Teas, Teas.

1 Fresh Lot OF Green and Hack Teas.
~ that are watIantcd pnud, the nisnef r. funded.
at very low price alsn good Bro. sugar from to u
cents, and Pultetzed, Crushed and r1hce do, equal
iy a. low, at the Peoples Low Price store
COLE 4
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Pork 1! Pork 1!

VERMoNT Packed EIrs Mess Purs, by lie bar
' rel or pound, by RI Biire
fcb. lriA
Oh POUNDS coon SUGAR ron sl.ooby
~ 4. J. BLISS
Feb. u, ihi3
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Men and Bows

GUNNER stuff, for Coats aud Pants
= uiyafluus sts les, cheap a. tie cheapest ~
GEO. u. COLE AND CO.'S
June
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curtains, curtains
I 'MBROIDEkED MusIins, Figured o,
IL Caubfc and payer curtains, very low ~
GEO. II. COLE CO.'S.
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~
f-rksssfs p o. tanr to--i had severe lfEh
iT tiaiHst scar, iah Heeaiut ~ fhf iunrri trd
fsfaHi graz ossHt.1f 81 BAL nafier sHd hafr tfrn
sndsf tis 81 $40 81 tsr hsst rhs -r.snt tn Re-
tal. usf haFr nss1 frsef drai ~ usitrines hai
sheet as s1tsf eject t4aa O. sfsf afrs, ard 5HF
tlifstfiau ssif faais a. tr CARED. Z raniarured
ssisf itrsiuf 'atnp.aifid Para lrrngs s=sai hft
srrs sirrr aua Haslf nsr har dasr saff. 80 30.
ittirk tHfF tHFs fafri saf aad fsri thAsktHl that
e. si garff iflH NE rrsfh a fsf aflC'fl.
4nrIlu FAHkfF.
nasi.n News. Isl1 ~ 40 Tlesian 81
tie rrafflrH b. aTsf A. ffsrs ga
o. af "a 90 40 Fsss1sss
ff fs. tnKf - sHl lanrst
o. faa hafu rHa siasaaft,
n f4s htst So hfsf.
Or $50 shFf faar hs..Hts
NJ fit heFf 81 faHrrs HlfiliHsuFs. - tfF cffff
aarfHts.fa ftis N.sfr fiiat tssrs o. tts. 4"
kHffI or .ffrsisf 81 .if.s rFsf ff..a1f isrff1t's
ta-rFaaa 1850 tslrffrff FfHrf. ~ Tfeatfaf
Tfaair % ftINIHk fl.. fHfaFtftars
Fahuk MnH-I Arrrts. rHiisna. Ni
hFfNfFH a NICHOLS. Arfat- MhitHttA. a
mkMMuNu a 90. AFraas, Has'u rs~rt, = \
al-F
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SorW,fs "r iNrfitTctrN Pos.
"a Tn. great -nsur,-, 81 suiriitDlnll
placr shi prasnf,. 60 a peop'r. are r.
.rals ,pi arginsi 'i,iHkrr. &c. lh"t
Cuud abrn, ilrN may Gp,rrU'lrf
~srpat. s,i tlnes uut. ,efsfui Co., t'uff,
ai kHa,. hedge r,nua. makcrap umr0's
,H hr laboratory. explore ih- law. OF
.,oimtl si A.. f,.fa'.ir paiurr. nr '-i.i'ii'h
iia pnntple, VI rr.lri.m. mn't'- s1l
reHsns ih. 'ni.iry ni.h f- i"tHfrf
fifaafl iie iHi-''sri 81 - pea,.e hs'i.'.
cl,trd, q. private ,uii, pias.-. sh' 3D..
cote tsepi.. ',,-. foo iop ls ihutif. a.. %
banh.u ilt.h sh' uf tiu''r o." '''r-
letnsaA ht iieit ss~. DO hrlF %. a.
ibts. - ihc ,okr nd ,-.iasit-h'-l prr.n.
dir-,. ah, Improve. rii msie, ~ 'alr 70.
t,..s. ~ mtrh b-uar Il d. true 'ha'
sr-ai mra 81 ihe bead ~ nftr. NAV.
hni s.G..p a.. osnirlnnf- mt q 90 'hH
eisath az utioH- m.Ht hri ii 'i-'
,asa h.ir-.u- ,l,si ilt,-ir -fsin.r '1s
Setrf, t4'h., ti,a4 -,i. ihrif l-s..ii4.
Iieif ssrsHetli,..i wah f,sr'' anl DO.
Asiai ~ s,rsaHs ,uhi,ri, Sos i'' fsnr '
ia-r.ri . ssfrs1 iit,Hncri. N-. "'a1 1's
.-l.r 81 sil-.a .aicl'sra- at.l 5000 'r
ri.a fslr.i. ef uarf'e ,i'vs spl 'rn
tarsrr iHtsr.-f- iii.',r O. 500 g., s'i-r c'u
f sa1if.,- he.n ih- sl'. f"
st. srs srt ti- fs.fsrs'ar. 81 c,vr
lssias truth t'asa'at
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'IHE place 10 buy ParasoIs and Fans
| rHENPisat GEO. II. COLE co.'s.
June rth
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COAL, COAL. COAL.
flutE undsrsignsd having ,amuIe 4, a

j in. arrangement. IT, coal of ne mot approved
trtu-, is nov ~, parol t. efr Lsbigh, Iarkawhua,
irafE Orchard Lump, ErF rtntr, 81 die luv ct
market pnre ilkowt.' iila- bufri, Cumberland aud
NifriniH cod Pcraun- wishing Ca puffhaso, would
wfi g. call and examine the coal b,tfe pufsiias
tug sl-Fwherc. a. 4. ARNOLD.
toi aver street, ono block north II Bridge
Trr y v, IuHe s-h l-5I W-iy.
DIssIsN IININENT AND PALS M.
Ia rTRpNER.--fv euty hrs csnts ui'l buy q t-,t
tH ~ ihis celebrated efeetHai Estsrnai Hen'dy aud
un one .lptid No. without Il. - Hhrnmarsin, nnn
srs, Swelling, Fpfains, tnmp Funnoeei weakness
in the Neck ~ lntnt-, A..
TpH ONE class OF Di<EAsES ONLY.
This b. recommended Tsi 7hit Iinimeui and ~
huntue. A large number VIII t'ftft iu favor e 10.
hrneiria snerts. ~ csrthcItes rs.ar, a. the ~
tisie viil speak fnf it,elt bARhEIrr A son.
WIND ale Agenla. nntlld. VI
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Shawls, Shawls

DROgHA, SLACK stlk, summer tash-
ID mere and rnnird ,hswi- very tow az
GEO H. COLE A co.'s.
June sth.
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L.lTE .}RRU.lL.

MOTHER Lot Of those nice Dress
y Gpuds Just received aud selling al reduced prices
at the People. low Price StIe, No. ! Merchants
Row, utaTthr ptptt. GEO. n. COLE & 60.
MAY 10. lH-.H
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~ AsESrs MAsTFD 20 Trthfi lh
Nv fht UNITED ~ Atirs-ftfHfI fnf
HHlff ffrn 80 affifisf ~ safs frrl fsfstfe Do
eddie HFsd asa ~ pfsff.fsi ta4insas fshHr Of
g. rsff.tf 30 ed o. HlnlfH raHfstH.r eco 90
h..fIf sfffrs. rHft uasr rti fff n ffrahft ..r
Hafsl tasrsss 70 zNi afa 81 fIffrttaH g. 90
isfgf O. ffNn 20 ts. f.HtfF. Frd % ~ r ffnr
fHffs tstiffe sH ff .sf.aff. q d. Nb "a i.ft
rs.snr ssstt tsaf frisss d.aiias ne fasaH'
BE-. fffaf hHfr fffT alrff Ffffff 49, o. fff ~
Bftfs "a 30 fFsf seq - tFfra f0sfff
ffnrff
-, ~ ~. 's'I re-, ~ 49, :" "'E.E
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Marchisi's Uterine Catholicon.

For N, rHrs Of csri1iH c'iss Of Diseases
inritsaiqi 10 The last best gin 10 nan.
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THE GREATEST


MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
ia kENNEDf Of RuNnup, has discoyrrcd "a
vi 'ne II our common pasture weeds remedy
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PROF. A. c. BARRY'S
Tricopherous, or Medicated
COMPOUND,

I'OR bsautifying, curling. preserving.
i restoring and strengthening the HAIR, relieving
di-esse- % the skiu, euunF rheumatic pains, and
hcalinl external wound. H,uHded BY no reusfaphi-
oal lines. the fupuiaion Of hsry's Trcopberlu, pr
vsdcs the linton The ISLES oftho article If late year
hsts Increased ~ ratio that almost etrccds belief
rfHl Barry, arfa cnfstul examination of HE sales
hsk, hnd- that he utuhrf ri bottles delivered 10
ief IN quantities Of FROM half pnnss upa afd, dur
ing the year i-1l, was within a tribe of 10000
to n1acco-eau - pfe-tHt az length III. eyttynee
Of fhe wondsuui properties Of the Tnc,phcruus whrn
che plhht have furnished sufh endorsement a. III, 3.
fte cheapnf-s If the article, and The explanations
gwen ~ its chemical action uPun th-lair, the scair.
ani an oi superficial itaii0n, fret ferHui
msnded It g. Tie attention oftho people. This was al
The insentnr desired. EyeD bottle advertised itself
The effects 81 the huid exceeded erpsr tatun II acted
utc fhanm. The ladies would not hs ~ itiuut it,
'nuntv dealers Ia rYo scciinn of che tntrd states
found they must have Il and thus was huit up >
Wholesale trade Il an extent hthsrta unheau ~ A.
regards afucle- SD. kind The highest lsiin has
Hai Yri been T,arhsl. and II is believed he -aics Ais
year wul 10 miiliHn and bali It bottles.
Depot and mAnuiaf taB, Ne ~ Hraadway, New
Nutk. Hstah purc, twenty 1--WE tsnis a large bottle
Illaral discount o. pifr ha-rrs hy the quantity.
sal1 in Ruiiand hJ PpNn a MORSE, DrEEist- aud
AisltHseanes, MhiH sEd Nashlngtuu Streets aud hy
al ths lirnsipsi Merchants sad dfurfi,s thnu elou
the vniiet -isirs AID Canhda, Afticp, Wei indies
Great Dnfs,n. France, etc. 92-fm
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miscellaneous articles.


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q" ~ 90
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90 'f.'''i .'- 't ''"
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Coffee I,

Good r r. Coffee, Tor 10 c.. psr pound
Dld lava, I2l
Blunt and ground, 10
A. The Cheap S,o,s of - HIIss
Ian hi =
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horses Compound Syrup Of Yellow Dock
'I'Nt- .. fareY Nsgrtahet niHpeund .rrutiftra iY
pfrpsrrf ffuin She bet RoDts hni Herb ui tis Ma
tffa N-dita aHd has gained an uHsrtssi fcputasilh
~ ths tAisniug efecis Hrgulatian Strengthening
hh Liver Complaint, d. sps,sia, lldisf-trn, Coo
uyrnn-s, F,is-, Headache. feyrI ard Agse lauHdirs
Nausea. issss ~ tPirts, A., md causing tls tlud
o. nuursh sud -apfsluefsry part,
PgRiIlLNS GHE moon,
and thus eHnnF al numurs, tuisreaaa fnlltnr-
Srfuis salt nheum ~ siIsisf, Stald Heed tsnt.f
Puppies un tic Pace, Hioirhes, lecfi, Tunsfs MOI
elFisl ffi-ssse. tsncsi-, a..
RTGUI-aTLNG I'm sTCRETORT ORG.LA's,
snd snshiinr thtni a. f.Fi1fn thsf pfapsf faHrons
YrrFrEhnN and sUurF mans feiuttl and danrefuts
aitra.fa gttfshinF and quictng ihs nervous %
TIM tliuf siiaring NefEous lfrfafidf and cufrr ai
Bissa.es ~ tis nsfrs a. iiyssfa, rfuFslris, sruJ
a.. q 10 usnFslsa IN ihs oufs ~ Al
IT-HfIg COMPLAINTS
o. W.atnese, Ffufrl detfiifg. iffegnisntY, ohsfms
uahs ~ cling q thr ieet hHihs, lihts. e. caused
b. usatns.s af-a, Lanr and 1tr.st complaint, ~
ritt couabs, asthma, riifsuHptun, 20 sl-0, dfnIsi,
o. iH fsfr raufaf "a
m BfhI-fAEs a. sJ-s FIRING wy,
sranT so nlasy uthsfs. Ard is errtaH ptsFeu.
tifr af "a ieFsrs snd tlaaeHaiff a. shirh tHY
Uffn rHlasst- q b feassui o. fats tna sAis all
raars sriiaE Del hrra.rf Nifh ihr lsNs - Enias~ n
nfEfs inIafef. tat slHsfs henrats 900 faffs ti1
raHds u hr tatr usrd utth surfcfs be- I atalir
f.qaisuu snd a-isssrasuisd snirs stHsudsrflY tst
$40. rfrpar,t - g. AunsI a 90.
A.. stl uf,,sdvaf. e. s.
asa 40 ~ 4. hfHT a rUN, nuuand s., ani 81,
ursrgi-is sHd athrr' ufiauI thls sHd ittff
uiss t-fm
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j y put 4. Oh nt nn Gu,ds must he tip-l.n OUT
Immediately, We arr prepared ~ offer great induce
mcuts o. Purchaser. Thuse who want VIII ind u
for their interest 60 call and examine
Il ANMII-I A ENN-
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AS USUAL,
NEW GOODS.

"sf received by the sub-' ribsr. large
~ sad fashionable rtprk uf soasunHble Gtsds st
rfres mat cannot fail "a suit pufrhas-u, Gall and
sccl near the Drut. one Pr,es, Pay dssA small prsts
still the rptn.
Rutland April, lSs3. o. J. DlIss
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Shirtings! Shirtings

nilohb"rrL shininFs heasy, at "a. per ysrs
Pacific and n. l.. " sAtfa "A
Hstun, me II
Aud great variety Of others, equally loo ..lnt
at the pae prize Store, a.. J. Bl.lSS
Jan 20, 1868
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NWTINTVNT NJ VT = -
Real Estate and Pa prriN brit"r-,

Nv TTTIIW TIs Wv Nm
Refer ~ Cnnrilandt Palmer, Esg., ~ Brtadway,
New York Hon. Alvin Bronson, O-weTn, v v,
Gov. Nu.,d, OHIO T., t.orcruor fnri, ohio IInu. Il.
~. Thom.nn, fI,sa Hon. u. \. Noble Mich. Hon.
J n. Williams, Mich. Hon Robert Smith, m Hon.
J. Il. IndrrN ood, ny. Hon. A.t. Dodge, Iowa Hon.
J. u. uuty, Wisconsin.
30 For further inf unaiiun inquire Of L. BARNEY,
Agent - Rutland sud Bennington Counties.
If--n
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I'IsuINI! TACKLE. Just frreivcd new sup
l plN 81 Fish Poles, from - down. Also, Fishing
Tackle, OF all kiud., iof sale b, JARRETT \ son,
Wet frctt. Rutland
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Johnson 4 Littleheld,

4 HlRNr' CHi Rms whfh make butter 80 sasi-
ls and in 80 sh1u unss uat iaisf boz this de-
Isunirnt II the uaip hecsioos pleasant teetoafiau
I'D hy HAnRETI A son.
wv Geese FEATHER. far sci. by
A
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-17

Pervazy- -Bahri. The latter offered a desperate
resistance. The Russians had two Killed and two
wounded. This is authentic
/ From Constantinople we learn that the Russian
sleam-frigate vladimir has been taken BY an
Egyptian war steamer.
The whole Of the Polish army marches TO the
princpalites. Invalids out of Russian foriresses
and part Of the imperial guard VIII garrison Po-
land. asS19
Seryia has demanded of the Porte the return Of
the Russian consul-general, and that his ereqnatar
shall be granted 10 him. .sa5i,.,
II is positively asserted that Count Buol Scha-
uenstein will retain Office as minister for foreign
affairs The ex-consul of Russia, at Belgrade,
has arrived at Vienna
The Turks are still in Kalefat; they have evac-
uated the island Of Mokan opposite knstnek
Baron Budberg, the recently appointed COM
mander-in chief, is still in ST. Petersburg.
PARIS December /, 8 P.M.-At The Bourse the
settlement of accounts has bean satisfactory, and
consequently the funds rose. The three per cents
closed at 7if. Soc. for the end Of the MONTH and
the four and half per cents at lOOf 2oc
The latest accounts from the Danube announce
that a large body of Cossacks having passed the
river above Turtukai during the night, TO recon-
noitre were surprised by the Turks and cut TO
pieces. Fz4 atsa s#
Il is stated upon good authority that the French
government has received the answer OF the En-
peror Nicholas to the last of the pacific PROPOSE
tions which have emanated from Austria. In that
answer the czar declares that he cannot accept
OF any project Of arrangements that does not issue
direct from Turkey aud that hencetorth the fate
of arms must decide the question. Private letters
from ST. Petersburg describe the emperor as
greatly irritated by the late events IN the east
and they declare, on the authority Of those best
acquainted with his intentions, that he will not
now enter into any negotiations or listen to any
proposition for compromise. i
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-17
foreian Antelligente.
Details by the Asia.

u In our telegraphic column OF yesterday we an
nounced the arrival ofthe steamer Asia, and gave
a synopsis ofthe news brought by her. We now
Law before our readers more full account
New YoRK. Dee .15--The steamer Asia, with
LIVERPOOL dates of the I'D instant, arrived this
evening She brings seventy-two passengers,
among whom is G.. Ii. English, bearer OF dis
patches. She passed the steamer America on
the 4th.
In consequence of the heavy rains along the
Danube, extended military operations were inn
possible, and both the Russian and Turkish COM
manders We're getting their troops under cover.
Omar Pasha had marched the bulk of his troops
back to the quarters they occupied previous 10
crossing the Danube. The Turks, however, had
formed an intrenched camp between kalafat and
Krajova. The fourth and fifth Russian reserve
corps are moving from Bessarabia TO Walachia.
On the 24th of November, Schamyl and Ismail
Pasha We're 10 make simultaneous attacks on the
Russian lines but the result is not yet known
Omer Pasha had intercepted letter from Men
chkof 10 Gortschakof, advising himto keep quiet
in the principalities.
Fifty pieces of artillery had been sent TO Adrian
ope; and the palace there was repairing TO receive
the sultan. Ii
England the recall of Admiral X. Lane and Cap
tain Borase, who were holding commands in the
Turkish feet, both of whom hold commissions In
the British navy. a
Affairs in Servia had caused the Porte uneasi-
ness. The Servian government demands that the
Porte shall give an eregnafnr TO the Russian con-
sui at Belgrade. The Porte thinks Servia is act
ing under the influence Of Russia. though the
Prince Of Servia, in note TO the sultan, promises
strict neutrality.
II was reported, in Vienna. that an alliance had
been formed between Servia and Montenegro.
On the 25th, the Turks advanced towards Kra-
jovo, and formed an entrenched camp OF 5000
men, it st
A large body of Cossacks, accommodating ON the
Danube, had been surprised by the Turks, and cut
to pieces. ta
England.-There is no news of Importance
from England. The anniversary OF the Polish re-
volution was celebrated in London on the 2Sth,
France.-No news of interest All quiet.49
Portngal.-H was rumored that there was'a
rising OF the people al Oporto against the regency
Of the king consort. Another account says an ln-
surreciion had broken out near Douro, and that
the leaders were proclaiming for Don Miguel. The
Heyaldo contradicts the last report, however.
Sweden.--The king of Sweden, in his speech
at the opening of the Diet. announces complete
system Of defence, with view of being prepared
for any emergency under The present state Of az.
fairs. WIFI sst M Ms .gse3
Germany.--Nothing of moment. All quiet
Cape Of Good Hope.--Later accounts have
come to hand from the Cape Of Good Hope. but
they are unimportant. sf91
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-17
N Industrial E1hibltion. -Th.

&.# Ind dustrial Exhibitio ion.--The Industrial Ex
hbition In the large hall Of the New Baptist Church.
18th street. attracting general attention There Is
fine display of manufactured articles from eight States
OF the Union The addresses thus far have been amira
BILE; and the concerts by Mr.. Crosby and lady have
cited universal admiration. BY special request Mr. G.
will spice his concerts with some of the songs which were
admired by hiscowded audiences when he visited
the city some years ago Look out for treat to-
night Admittance rs cents. hlf iBi Dec IL
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-17
CARUsI,s SALOON.

CARUSI,S SALOON.
NJ EADAME ELIZABETH DANNSTROM re-
lNl spectfnny announces to the public of Wash
ington that she will give GRAND Vocal CONCERT
at Carusi's Saloon on SATURDAY EVENING
December II, 1853, on which occasion Mad
DANNsTRoM will be assisted by Herr LowEGREN
the eminent Pianist, from Sweden, and Her
lsIDoR DAHNsTRoM, Barytone from the Royal Thea
ire, Stockholm.
PART FIRST.
u. Fantasia from 'LucreZia Bor-
gia -. Leopold de Meyer
Herr LOWEGREN. ,
2 French Romance "Le Cavalier ii adj gs
Joute".... ..Marmontel
ss Herr DANNSTROM.
Q. Aria-"Che faro senza Euridce"
from the "Orpheusr. ~. .Glnck.
Mad. DANNSTROM.
4. Duelt (comic) from III Colonellor. .Ricci.
Mad. and Herr DANNsTRoM.
PART SECOND.
8 English Balad-"C Constance. Wallace.
Mad. DANNSTROM.
G. "Sehnsucht am Meere'. .t.Willmers b.
Herr LOWEGREN.
u English Ballad (comic) "Joe and sfr
Bertha for two voices. .... .Dannstrom.
Mad DANNSTRoM SAt
s. Spanish Song "E Jaque'. '....... .Yradier.
Herr DANNSTROM
PART THIRD.
o. (a) Andante e Finale from Lucia Il.
di Lammermoor. -. List.
() Grande Polka de Solan.... .Lowegren.
Herr LOWEGREN.
10. (a) Song of the Province of Goitand, COM
posed more than 300 years ago.
(b) Song of the Province OF Kane. a
ic) Popular Polka Of Daikarlia.
The Swedish National Melodies are sung by
Madame and Herr Dannstrom, in their Swedish
National Costume.
Tickets SO cents, Reserved seats 81. Gentle
teman and two ladies reserved seats So. For
sale at Mr., Richard Davis's only.
Doors open at Z, Concert commences at s
o'clock. a
MIR. Richard Davis has rendered the use Of the
Pianoforte. dec. l7-lt
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-17
On. Grnce Chnrch Fair--rhe ladies Of Gr.

mn. Grace Church Fair--The ladies' OF Grace
Church. Island the Rev. Alfred Homead Rector will open
Fair the sale Of useful and fancy articles Monday
next Dec r. In the large and splendid building recently
erected on the Pennsylvania and Eleventh
st. The Fair will be continued during the week. Each
night handsome and bountfu supper win be provided
This benevolent and christian enterprise will commend
itself to citizens generally when il stated that the
proceeds Of the Fair to be appropriated towards the pay
ment Of the debt due on Grace Church Et3
Donations respectfully solicited, and may be sent
during this week the house Of the Rector st. be-
9th and 10th sts SOUTH and 70 the frroon after
Monday next
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-17
CIGARS Of the following

i"AVANA CIGARS Of the following
Il choice brands
sylvia IL Co.'S M. c., 1st in 1-l0ths.
La Fianthropa, in l-4ths.
EalAdorasion, in 1-4ths. t
ElSo de Peuarrel, in 1-4ths i@ histlsS
George Washington, in 1-5ths.
FL Consolation, in 1-4ths.
Ambrosia Londres 1st 1-10ths. n4
4 ~ Do I'd, l-5ths,
Ell Cisco, in l-l0ths.
La Cosmopolita, in l-5ths.
Maria Antoinette Londres Regaia, lst, 1-10ths.
a DO. do. do. I'd, i-l0ths.
Espanola for lie Prensado, in 1-4ths
case original Victoria Londres, G,000.
Together with fine assortment OF chewing to-
bacco. s
+ SIEKEI.L g. BAILEY,
Successors to John B. Kibbey S Coz
i haff No. 8, opposite Centre Market.
Dec 15--6uf (m)