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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-11

MATCHES AND JE WELRY.-A large
w assortment embracing every variety. For
sale in quantities to suit purchasers by
my ELIAS HALE, LOG Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-11

MEXICAN GUAnO.-20 tons Mexican Gu.
lsA ano daily expected per schooner Pearl. This
Guanois said to be equal if not superior to the Pc
ruvian, on some soils, and can be sold at much
lower price.
NH i5-ts ALFRED s. LEE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-11

MCDONALD LYONS No I 14th st,
SD .a-3m under Exchsnge Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-11

60 DOZEN Elweifs hiking, wedding and CRU
w HOES, for sale by
epl6 VAN LEW e. TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-11

ex~ MRS. e. VIGLINI will open her
Summer millinery on Monday 9th May,
- Qnst) at her Ware Rooms, 10l Main street.
~&b5 nv 5-dlW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-11

R SUMMER FASHIONs.-Mrs BARs
s8G1 TON, l09 Main street, will open her styles
|H of Summer BOnnets, on Th ursday the
OSS 2Sth inst an 26
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-11

! ktO W .HesH otI StL, NICNulUlu.
nv 10,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-11

IA O@V VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
III AT PRIVATE SALE-The subscriber is 81.
ts.lzsd to sell those three valuable brick Tene.
rr-uts on the Northwest corner of Cary and ]2th
sreais, now occupied by punctual tenants at fair
rarts.
ks9, vacant Lot now used ss coal yard by
E.. Samuel P. Hawes, fronting "a feet on the
North side of the Basin bank, running back 40 feet
t. Cary street
Also the brick Dwelling on the South side of
Le..h. between 2nd and 3rd streets, now occupied
by Mr. Charles Wood, having Z rooms, besides
kitchen, &C. Apply to
,,L q - w COMM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-11

1n HHDS. PRIME BACON SIDES an
Az Shoulders, for sale by
my 10 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-11

4 ARPET BAGS.-An assortment lust re
~ ceived and tor sale Iowby
my D ELIAS HALE LOG Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-11
-IE DAILY DISPATCH
80 a cow ARDIN. Proprietor.
r1cuR PLEASANTS. Editor.
@,o,,, KATHAIKON, FOX ,.,sIv rKh.

YONs KATHAIK9ss; K3AsTThaIha ssb s9k sEA6rGFY. rm ::
- S-H, - u.IR The kstharon neutralizes the
@ s e Climate and ard, old bsSDss. sgS in 'ssiGs o s
sat ~ ossnres the head from Dandruf and its
Jsa.s i.,puri.irs; will cure the Nervous Head
n..'" r. diseases of the skin such as seaid heaa,
So S..sf,,o,Ts 80 and is the most desirable Tollet
1870 1or Ladies or Gentlemen's use IN the
Ns-5 !, cxhses the perfume OF the mGst m dsh en
G -'-,srtps. gives the hair that soft! rich, curl
a obtained by no other prgePsrah,,oss ,hn sr.
.rs l-s -s, W F,rnne and America and has sale
- -s,ronsge unprecedented in the history OF the
Md Nsdioa Words alone are superhuonsi
o,lv can attest its real virtue, as Its million
trrzds VII certify. .r.s
TO be had OF all dealers throughout North and
So America, Europe, and the Islands DIN
o~ssg, in large bottles, for 25 cts
T5s old cannot apply remedy, or the young
,,-s osu,:2u too soon. Use the Kathsiron.
f. THOMAS LYON, Chemist
l6l Broadway, New York
ci5lr Richmond by ADlE & GRAY,
147 Main street.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

AsasrospuaArfs II ~ rg@s-s IssTos
We ei,es ~, t'is-i,s sse-s ~ rsla'ioa y
y, ra.l elssgs snsea 10 lbs ss'o- W
,i.aas "a, i.sgi- wii ,shs he t'g@Ale ..
GOD % u, lr,Anf;s q tie tui;sf, ciissc,
ss.l. a.. = DE S,s's, tasy vin End 81.
o,hrf ,efl paaac'fs rasd m'uc."
- hs.r. rsssstiy, - naeA iilfyrnrai "a
" ii.s saA5tri s. stg o'hT titirrA hH.ng
sasalias4 ;.,e fi.rk f1rIaVsscns and tbe char
sesrs ceths al. ia % y iowa eat Il the
uostsgvi rsaeo y ne 1nra Neuafaiiis, 9Th
o. c1rcia,on u fts ioRpshigss Eha rascs
~hicA ~sIv nssc;iir& Il y ccFtsin tsai
guld ~ b. fsgnl. - isrge tract ~ and
is4hg 49, sha taaih - deaghwmagug
ists. TAis tact Is y ,fir uury iniie-
w.is an CfHsAa in.. sd gradually siuin-
ast.ss 81 with az i cstcnts sQalih. al on
shs Assssclsasets 3iBc u 10 hardy t.,
niiias wl6e. 1, vas IA he srIih par ..
tine nsei thsi a ieHp 4 guld was found
uany years az, n Which Gen. Fi,id pub
ii.iieA ~ Interesting scconu,. Small bits
Il rsaa rsry. and rfsh.hiy 40 Be- fluni ia
ID ssnils 4 many u the STR ans that de-.
sctBd ifrsn he bills % uloancsin. ofthis ~.
gsaL Dec ssogIAuy temps e c0psidsrahi,
rslse nisy be fJ'ins. lks that at NewfaBe
aud that mentioned BY your correspondent
rom liMlovqf, IN the last Chronicle.
have kno-h fos years. that such grain,
nigh, be found IL several places but hay,
isli n ny dgiy 10 discourage ruld hun,
inr.' fof the fresafs before implied. Tn,
probability . very s,ssai tIst ~ ii.on-au,
days rofk Slpuld b. spcu, the mex, year
IN washing the sands, searching Cor vein
In the gald bcsr1ng regions q Vermont,
hundred dollars worth 4 the pfocious meta
weaiid BE- obtained. In this land Of snow
and cold !, Is nh rery rood ceonosty 10 wofl
i,s len cent?, " even twenty FIVE cents.
day. Much better COMPENSATION ulhy b,
fgaad, by working with the plow, hoe An,
scy,hs, lian with the :" tin PAN"
II sccidcBi should discover mcrc abund
au; deposits or richer veins, they may, an
/ perhaps should be worked. BIZ, he VII
leave. has plow TO hunt Tor u, will tnos
probably spend la. labor for that which /
neither bread Dor gold" Spain, owu
/ ing and working the richest mines know
10 The world. before the discoveries Ia Cali
/ fefnia. his long had the consumption 4
her ,h,Ii.r - word 10 the wise IS snffi
Client" should have added. however tha
there - a narrow range, extending ~ or 8
miles south Of l.unncnbnrgh, near Connec
ueui nyer, ia the counties Of Essex an
/ ,sleJon.a, Of gold-bsaIing fsck, bu, no fol
has ever, 70 my kn0Wlcdge, been discoycre
in IT. =. X. ~.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

AKRIsT on CouSrrHFEITERs. - We
understand that several persons were
arrested IN the east part Of Orange Co, on
Tuesday last, for passing counterfeit money.
Over hundred dollars Of counterfeit bills
Of the liousaionic Bank, Mass, was found
upon the persons Of the accused One per-
son, after his arrest, underworld 10 swallow
/ bunch Of the bills. amounting TO thirty
two dollars, IN the presence Of the High
Sheriff, who caught the scoundrcl by the
throat and succeeded in getting the money.
We understand several Of the bills were
passed at the Orange County Barb, which
led te the arrest of those suspected. One
Of the accused. hy the name Of Jonathan
Jessup isycrn-keeper in West Fairlee,
was Bound over to the County Court in the
sum Of two thousand dollars, and for want
ofbail committed to the Jail in Chelsea
Two others, Enos George, Of West Fair
lee, and Peter Bragg, ith, of Stanford,
were bound over in the sum of five humid
red dollars each. Bragg was enabled to
get bail, but George was committed. Jes.
sup lately removed from Manchester, New
Hampshire, 10 West Fairlee, and is known
to be desperate character.-IGreen Noun
tain Herald.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

Tbs Roysl Mail Shin Ear,.. .,~..,.
Halifax on the ais,- h,,r,,o. -
later iu,eili-,,,r, f,,,,, -. a., eN'
IN. c,ll.u,,,.. .. ''"esN, "osolcrt
~" wv" 'he iclcgrphis
W " - Wv "o''oh raPc"i
'sr''olc CATASTROPHE s rrpcrtcd hy .h,p
v,ahue, 'sW' W hi'r, al llavrc from No.
eho. on Nov. ~, ship NJ. Georee ffOo,
ih'rrpon ior Now iors, with ~ pas.cn.
gc's' mostly IRISH, - ercw, and a valuable
sa'en' on INC morning OF Dec. ~, Ia,
20 ~ ~ len.' 70 ~ W, The STRIP was di.
.o'.,vu W ge on "rc, notwithstanding
su.n'uus .nc',s, :" Nnloh Z or Ncr>om
-. 49, '', 49,. So. =, Wy ,inosr, Inc hamr.
."'s' ou. 'i",n VIC n'eh, snd being unable
y. ., Nv n',,v, Nap,, nfasn'"n mustered tho
noniv" az" cn''nfoh on uie poop 10 save
."Vn ~ ,'"e vs. "-s'p'e IRON the hcrrihls
.s'a i,'". ''aleu u'ein IN inc ieec. For
.uhs'eiy' az ,n,s moment The Orlando hove
w s'gm ~ "nu pofc down 10 rendcr assi.,.
anoe' ino sea rst SO high That the ships
LIS VT. iuioNy s~ampcd' and none
,''atc" uu' 'ne ii'e boat which carried on.
W. y. u'n.. o' ny means OF which,
1'cf VI npufs " 'hcessan' labor, ~ 81 tina
InN n ana =, crew werr placed on board
inc ofianuo' Inc storm Ind by this time
increased 10 tempest, aud the Orlando
Ilsu pu, Jus. go' clear o. t~ burning ship
"neh sho SUNK ABOUT IL men were drown
ca IN uylng 10 reach the Orlando, were
snhoested oy smoke, and l2s were burned
or sunk WIN the snip. Some hours AFTER
wards the Orlando had most OF her sails
blown swoy. " was, however, dc,cnnin.
cd 10 bear up ior port : and after II days
OF anxiety, being short Of water and pro-
visions, she succeeded IN reaching HAVE.
The impression prevails in naval circles
that two more Arctic expeditions will b
sent out this spring, one to Smiths and
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

BALTIMORE, Jan. 25.
Papeis from N. q. Of the 18th md 10Th
irsts, give the following account Of tho
pronunciamcnto of San Juan D'Ulloa.--
The city Of Vera Cruz has seconded tho
plan Of Gua1alajaa. The movement be.
gan in the castle Of San Juan among tho
troops which were tc embark for Tampico.
Certain parties Of this city had an under
standing with others in the castle, and tho
signal arranged, was the cxtinguishmcnt
OF the light, in the lighthouse. No soon
or was the hight put out, and the people be-
ganto give the signals on such occasions,
the consequence was the election of the
authorities. The military command Of the
city as exercised by Scnor Gnmbon, and that
of the castle by Senior Yamary.
Gordon had joined the Vera Cruz move
mcnt, and advices to the same effect arc
expected from, Oraxaba.
Advices from the theatre Of military Or
erations state that ND actual movement has
taken place on either side.
Galveston dates to the 10Th are received.
The Indians had renewed depredations in
the vicinity Of San Antonio.
The Liberian Emigrsnts ON board tho brig
Iobra arc doing well.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29
Il MAssAcmusrrTs The coalition /, now

ls MAssAcHUs.rTs the coalition is now
eaectuaIly broken up. The election of tho
Wing candidate for Governor, Mr. CIR
foRD, has inflicted death blow upon that
imquitous combination. Frcesoiiism has
gained nothing by the bargain which its
leaders made with the Locofoso party, but
on the contrary has lost much in credit and
honor. The bargain was based upon the
distribution Of the public Offices, and Il be-
come perfectly plain that there was not a
thought for the public interests In the whole
affair. Massachusetts, has fiourisied in re.
spect to her domestic institutions under tbs
fostering care Of Wing rulers, and the poo
pie know 1t. Long will il be, we believe,
before they give up the management Of
public affairs into other hands Middle
town (Ct.1 Constitution.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

CuBA.-A writer in the Tribune, who
dates at Concord, and processes to be in
the secrets Of Gen. Pierce, gives the fol.
lowing piece Of news:
"The new cabinet will be n Cuba-ac.
qniring cabinet; not by purchase, as that
mode of acquisition is out of the question
and not by force, if England and France
are NOT TO be held in leading strings.
The plan Of acquisition Is this: Russia
is to be induced TO favor the doctrine of the
non-intnrven'ion Of the western powers Of
Europe in relation To the wishes or design,
OF tins country in matters connected witt
this continent, and we are to favor the non
Intervention of Engilnd, France, and SPAR
IN case Russia desires TO dine upon Turkey
one Of these years. If Russia can hol,
England and France in check, then Cuba
must be ours. The determination of Rus
STA will settle the Cuba question. | per
what know"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

o. Mexico seems Fastening to disor-
gamzatious and dissolution. The news from
all parts Of the Republic, speaks only of re-
bellion aud yronaioiamsRfas. Carayajal Is
said 10 be IN Monterey at the head OF u
military force; al Vera Cruz the standard
Of revolt II raised; al Maiamoras the insur.
gents Ere in the ascendant; Santa AIMS i.
said TO be preparing to return; all tho
psihern royiDees are oyenun by the IN
diam; tbe government Is without money
or troops, and 4 would seem as If nothing
can save the rich, fertile and beautifu
country, bu, the dissolution Of IS poli,ica
bonds, and annexation 10 the United S,ntcs
Tho people want an infusion II intclli
gence, energy and industry aud a stead,
hand a, the helm Of State.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

TELEGRAPH TO THE pAcIrIc. The
Committee on Territories, il is said, are
progressing rapidly in the matter of the Pa
ciiic Telegraph Company. The PROPOSE
ton of Messrs. Alden g. Eddy has been
very well received by the members Of botl
houses, and If the Committee report favor.
ably, Of which there appears but little
doubt, the bill will pass.
The proprietors say they are ready t.
pledge themselves to put message through
TO San Francisco in less than Is months from
the tinte of the grant.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

BrQUrsrs.-MARk ii. NEWMAN, ESQ.,,
whose death we recently noticed, left by
his will twenty five thousand dollars to the
American Home Missionary Society, to be
invested by his executor, and the interest,
so much as needed, applied to the support
of his children, until the youngest becomes
Of age--the whole then to be paid to the
Society. After specific. legacies to his
children and other family friends, he also
gave ten thousand dollars TO the American
Board OF Commissioners for Foreign Mis-.
sions, and then made the American Home
missionary Society his residuary legatee.-
/ IN. Y. Mirror.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

CANADIAN RrcnEociTr.-The commit
tee on commerce have decided on the main
principles Of the Canadian reciprocity bill.
The articles TO be mutually exchanged, free
Of duty, are.-all agricultural products, lum-
Der, and fish.
One half OF the Maine delegation is IA.
yoable 10 uio bill, and the other half oppo
sfs II. on account Of It's probable effect OF
the lumber Interests. The friends Of The
measure are confident Of their ability tc
carry II through this session.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

o. A Washington despatch says there
is no doubt the Senate will pass a resolution
directing that the proper notice shall be CIV
en- Great Britain, abrogating the Clayton
and Bulwer humbug treaty. 1t is clear that
tire Senate ratified the treaty under differ
ent construction from that which Great Brit.
ain sees fit now to pat upon ii therefore the
proper way TO overcome the difficulty is %
abroeate it, II will not be pretended that
Secretary Clayton's memorandum is Of any
binding force, Unauthorized as il was BY tho
treaty making power
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29
Importsnt from Russia.

The following Is an extract from letter
Just received from st. Pctcrsburgh, by a
mercantile house in Boston, and dated Do
cember 2lst:
"There is rcpor, that the Plague has
entered RUSSIA, and is prevalent at Astra-
chan and another place. The Emperor has
ordered military Gordon Of sixty or sew
en'y thousand men 10 prevent It's adyanc-
ing further into the interior Of the country.
Some alarm is felt at NJ. Pctcrsburgh.
though in former times, as in the reign Of
Catharine, 1t stopped at Moscow"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

a dispatch from New Orleans informs
MS that the revolutionsts Ind met the Gov
ernment army which was commanded by
General Minon, in regular battle, and that
the latter was defeated, and the revolution
lists every where triumphant. President
Arista resigned his office and abandoned
the Capital on tho 9th inst. The return of
Santa Anna WINS looked for. Senior Gre
wales Judge Of the Supreme Cont, in the
meantime Temporarily fills the office Of
President, by virtue Of the Constitution.
30 opens another chaper--and as a ma
ton perhaps the last--in the history Of
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

IsrERvESrioS WITH liAfr.-The New
York Tribune ofSaturday morning publish
ed document furnished by Hayticn cor.
respondent, and purporting 10 be the pri-
vate instructions given by Mr. Webster OF
sending him 30 ilayti to act in concert witt
the English and French Consuls in the me
Citation between liayti and Dominica. II
this document the principle of intervention
Is proposed TO be carried out, if circumstan
ces made il necessary.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

CT The Troy Pod Gays that the Old
iIunkers seem TO have stolen march upon
tho Bsrnbumers in that State. II is GER
tain that mAior,;y Of the State electors,
majority Of the State Legislature, and d
majority Of the Congressman elect, and ma
ny Of the county l,ocofoco Central Commit
tees, have united in recommending Daniel
;. Dickinson for a seat in General Pierco's
Cabinet Job Picrson, and Mr Besrdslcy,
Of Utica, two inycterato hunkers, have gone
To Concord 10 bear the documents. Such
dispatches, borne by men Of such charac-
Ter, yin have great weigh, with the Presi-
dent elect. LOOK on, Cor squalls Abou, the
fourth Of March next.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

AsorasR Rourr TO rur PAoifIo.--
Col. RaiDsey has been recently exploring
the route included In the gran; made to
hlu BY the Mexican Government, to nivi-
gate the river Of laeatuls, or Mascala, from
the sea to the boundary line Of the State Of
PBebla. a distance Of $50 miles the latter
pom, being about $50 miles from Acspul.
CO, on the Pacific. BY this route, the dis
lance froin New Orleans to San Francisco
will be performed in twelve days.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

AsrRicAs CosnERcr.--The annual re-
port on commerce and ma vigaiion, which is
now in the hands Of the printers at Wash
ington, shows that I ,44i vessels have been
built the past year, measuring 35i ,i9i tons,
and that our aggregate tonnage is now
i,l3s,til tons. Maine built last year 35l
vessels, measuring li0,027 tons.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29
MOVEMENTS IN CENTRAL AMr

MOVEMENTS IN CENTRAL AMERIcA.--A
letter in the n. Y. Herald, from San Juan
del Norte, states that the Belize, of Hon
duras, has been elevated to a colony the
Superintendent converted into Governor
and constitution given TO the people. II
Was also rumored that the Central Amer.
cans have NJ -posses-cd themselves of the
port Of Limas, from which they were ejec
ted IN September, 1851, by II. b. NJ. schoon
er Bermuda, and have again hoisted the
Central American flag in the room of III,
Moaauito.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

~ There arc in operation IN the State
Of Massachusetts,, hi,y -four Savings Ranks,
thrce in Boston, and hiiy-one oui NJ Bos-
ton. b. ilSe last rriurn II appears that the
Whole auHli'cF II deposiior Is g7.:lS3 aud
the arBosra Of deposits SIS ,iol, M RI
The expense ~ ma ginr these institutions
. ssola $4,000. The inrrraso d deposits
IN the institutions ssbce iesi y fifteen mil
hons u dollars.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

o. Senator uPhsm died Of the small
pox- His reinains was tlkcn, by the Ser
ge.n'-at AIMS, ut 10 =. NJ, on Friday, TO
the buriol ground. bat the Sexton rcfns-
ed to receive them into tn vault. This
forced the Sergeant to have grave dug,
and tins was not finished until three O'Clock
on Saturday morning. The proprictors OF
the Irving House refused TO allow the corpse
to remain in their house, and therefore there
was no public funeral.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

LATTE rEoN llAvASA.--Adyices from
Havana VI the 18th state that the official
acepun; Of deaths by Cholera at Santiago
for the las, months of1s52, number. $3.50
Two Of the SLAYER prizes had been con.
dcnined.
The DArIo' has been fined slOO for an
article on Louis Napoleon.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

TIN ceselasd Herald says the cattle
grosers a Madison county, OHIO, have or.
GAINED 4 cattle importing Company, the
capital sis-ck : 400 all taken. Tho com
Pany AL sbpriy send one u their number
u England, % make soicciions snA pug.
ehises. 4 suniisf oompsny Il beng form
cd II inaians, ~I'h a csfftsl n $4,000.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

05@ A Crystal Palace prpjec, is in agi-
ta,ion Al B1s,on. The transcript, says the
public need 30, be surprised 10 see one
that Will be an honor 10 New England and
The whole country.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

or JoSas seeTT, a. Halifax, Last
year ineaiber Of tho Nonasa, LeglsA.
tssN -ss found dad IN hss sleigh near IA.
o-a a.s'r. on the SD'h nh lie Is supposed
70 have Ord n n, While returning ffou
: nslgheof's, -Lsfs he had been "a basi
neNs.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

~ The persons qualified to vote on
the liquor law, on the Sth Of February, are
the legal voters n, frecmen's Meeting
Some have supposed that all who are en-
tiiicd 10 vote Al .narh Meeting will have
right 10 vote on this question, bat ref
eroncc to the act i.-sif VIII show tlnt tins
~ lDcoTeel-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

Tar fare to layerpool, first class, will be
down to SIS next April, in the New York
packet ships, the Ericsson line viii be able
10 take passengers over, for abou, that sum;
and they'll be able to afford il, as the travel
will be Immense,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-29

THt sFlsesrthoe d, Seastor Phslr. r.
a ,seMlrlsi sosi. afiiag NJ lrhsan. "a
ssDey, ga Tee~asy rB~rnsng. iaapresses
p.opls -tth the ~ossa-Fsal change slsai hAs
bssa ~roaghi II late YEAR Ia ilss casniag-
az stsan a tntslEisssre. rhe Telegraph
ssas Ga % NenBlaa 81 NT npiiaia'. araih,
ssG o. lssil ca Tsus'.y sasrniag hrs.rhl
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o. Mr. J. ID. Manglovc gives the st.
Louis inieihgeneu description ola noun
tain Of marble which, he says, exists in the
Groai Salt Lake Valley. The marble is Of
slinos' every color and slrsde, in slabs Of
very largo ara, and from an inch in thick
ness to blocks Of AN immense size. II is
Of tho hos, quality, and Is inexhaustible.