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said goods to be furnished Boston, York. PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore, P,sbure, cncinnai g Louis Dee Or Chcago as
before the list day o. April next or at such time or
thereafter du,iaa The 1855 may be ordered BY the Com
The sa' viii M be reserved require greater quantity
any class but Of different description
manufacture, the required styles and quail
~ VIII be preferred but as e sample. o ana Gons % nfe
those kinds that sample thereof sha accompany The
furnished in all conform and
be % win wnsn may as .y DC BE-
ned and approved They viii be rgd inspected and compared
such as may 10 unequal thereto any
s s"" n w aSs h BE- nor
,ey viii be hased a, hi, Payment viii s made for
,ne on eeo censa 0y inc
will be required In the amount Of the Did n the aha
acency certified by United States Judge or district aso
proposals embrace the articles with ,hs quantities.
prices annexed which they win
an" s us s w s n
aIor wei hereby propose service Of the Indian
and :" Ss ~ ,s
insert the according the class classes pro-
pn ps' aa%rs rssus cacuns Louis Detroit
&C. % % @S @ ss q" s S sraa Is s be
Commissioner Of Indian As aud Tor wei win also nnsh q,
qualities goods market price,. such other ai
qur. FOR The Department 1856
shove stated And This proposal hs aceap.cd
proposed will Within days thereafter execute
accordingly and give securiy satisfactory to the Com
mi soner Affairs the faithful performance OF the
| samen
proposal accompanied by guarantee, In e
following form responsible persons
certified by more persons person
ally o. officially 10 the department.
for vel hereby aranty bidder for bidders
shall awarded him, for th"m according 10 '
will contract and give
thereof prescribed In the ndveise
Indian goods dated September 2s 1856
Tor losses which the Un
suffer of failure so TO do on
/ the part OF the said bidder" Tor hidd rsl
proposal considered that does strictly conform
the and drec,isns Of this advertisement ,
GEO. w. MANYPENNY,
*fla Commissioner
Sop a5-d3th h3sawtoct3l lint. starl
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
The Treasury Department of the Offices Of the Sec
retary of the Treasury comptoers commissioner of
the customs, six auditors treasurer register SOLICITOR light
house board and coast
The following brief indication of the duties of these
several offices and OF the force employed therein respectively
Secrearys O69ee.Hon. James Guthrie Secretary Of the
Treasury Hon. 7. g. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer charges architect and three draughsmen
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
ay Of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
Of the fiscal transactions OF the government and of the
cuon OF the laws concerning the aud
of the United States He superinends the OF the
coast the lighthouse establishment, the marine hospitals of
the United Sates, and the construction Of certain public
buildings for custoa-h houses and other purposes
First Comptroller 05icc.Elisha Whtesey, esq, Comp
roler and htecn clerks lie prescroes the mode Of keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
vice web the public lands and revses and ceries the
balances arising thereon.
Second ComptroRer's o6ice-John M. Brodhead, esq,
Comptroller and clerks He prescribes the mode
OF keeping and rendering the accounts Of the ARMY navy
and Indian departments of the public service and rcvises and
g, les the balances arising thereon.
ticr of CoDaisoaer Of The 0astons.IIug j. Anderson,
ESQ., COMMISSIONER and eleven clerks He prescibes the
mode Of Keeping and rendering the accounts Of the customs
revenue and disbursements and for the building and repair
ing eustomhouse &C., and reyisc and critics the balances
arising thereon,
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Rutland and Burlington
r AL --.,'...ssEs. r o a .,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On aud after June 18th, 1855, trains will
run As follows, viz:
Leave Middl"hury for Burlington at 7.1st
NJ. AMI iO# AM ?.2s f. NJ
Leave Nlidd'cbury for Rutland and Bellows
Fall,.at :. ls+ aud II Is 4. NJ and 1892 VI.
Leave Burlington for Middrhury and Bel,
lows Falls at la aud 1895 a. NJ. and
6 20 =. ".
Lease Bellows Fall, for 1iddlelnry and
Brlins ton, at J.OOf a. VI. AID = Is and
$50 L. VI.
At Burlington trains connect with Lake
Cham liam Steamers. and trains Of the Yer.
mont Central and Vermont and Canada roads,
at RutlanI, with trains for Troy. New
York, Albany, Saratoga Springs Schcnccta-
dy and the Wcst-at Bellows Fails. will,
trains Of the Cheshire road for Fitchburg,
Worcester Lo#cli and tctuont Val
ley road to Bratt, cboro, Springfield Hartford,
New Haven and Sew York-an1 with Sulli-
van road for Windsor. White River junction
aud the White MountaiS. 1ltA
E 4. CHAplN, Supt
tFrcght train with Passenger tar attached
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Walton's Daily Journal

Will be published as usual during the
session of the Legislature. aud arrange
ments will be made to forward it. daily.
POST PAID. By tie qHichest tiAseMe minis
erin affair."
Subscribers are desired to send II
their names at once, that We may make
the necessary arrangements Ia time to
supply ourselves with the materials.
TERMS
Daily Journal. post paid, 81 90 III elv-
Waterman & journal week
ly, during session. oO23
s months,
so as to include public acts 90 80
Pos,masters aud Representatives are
invited to forward subscriptions. and for
five subscribers or ovcr they may retain
70 per cent. Il. p. WALroN, JR.
Montpelier, Sept. n, 1853. 23.3w.
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LIZ The Devon Cows and two yclrs
old Bull exhibited at the State Fair by
w. Il. Sanford, Esq, of Orwell, were
greatly admired, and justly so. Mr..
Sanford also exhibited some excellent
Spanish Mcriuo lambs.
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IL Among the best lots of Sheep
shown at Rutland were those Of n. i.
Bingham, Il. H. Stowell and L. San.
ford, of Cornwall, e. Cutting, of Shore
ham, ana others from this county Of
which we have no memorandum.
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III arrir0,

In this place. 10th inst by Rev j.
p. Wright, Mr.. JAMES G. Ausrtv. of
Swanton, to Miss SusErrA WRIGHT
daughter of Reuben Wright, Esq, of
Middlebury. Both deaf mu,es.
In Cornwall. Sept. 9th, by Row. j.
a. Bent, Mr.. S. II. BuRBANK Of Under.
hill. to Miss H. MARIA FIELD, daughter
of o. Field, rs of Cornwall. \
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Tie IItW Cherry, as prepared by
DR. Wistar, is really specific for throat
and lung complaints. Coughs and colds
disappear as if by magic under its sooth.
ing influence. No family should be with
out it at this season of the year.
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Notice.

Al persons who have any unsettled ac-
counts at my shop, are desired TO call aud
settle them Immediately, A. have closed
business, at the old stand. | may hcrraetcr
be found at the shop OF Il. l.. Fuller in
Stewards Block
L. BERTkRNp.
June 5. 1858. 7.tf
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Stockwell Cottage,

The present residence OF DR. q. j. EFIs
of West Cornwall, Vt, desirable locaiion
for Homeopathic Physician, Is FOR SALE
Enquire of the present occupant.
July I, 1885. l2tf
TOWNS Series of school books for fa!e
u by A. H.CoPELAND
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Crool Notices.

STATE OF VERMONT BE il remember, i
District of A. Il sou, IS. ! that at j. obatr
Court. held at Midllchuiy, in and for ;he
District of Adiison, oi tn, 25th day o. Sci b
tcnhcr A. u. 1855
Jolu Chri,ti', administrator nf thr cs-
tate Of GEORGE CHRISTIE, deceased,
makes application TO this court to have the
time allowed lin for the payment of the
debts Of said deceased, extended one year
from the expiration of the tine heretofore
limited by this Court. 1t is thcIcupon or
dcrcdi that said application be considered by
this Court, at the session thereof to he held
at the Office Of the Register Of this court in
said Middlchury, Oh Thursday, the llth
day of October ncxt at ten o'clock in the
forenoon and that notice thereof be given
10 all persons Interested, that they may APP
pear ind make their objections, if any they
may have, To said time being rX-
cnlcd, by publishing certified copy of
this ordcrn tho Middlcbury Rcgistcr--a
newspaper printed at said Middlcbury-
three weeks successfully previous to the
time Of said court
JED. BrsHNELL, Register
4 tru" copy of Record.
2j.3w Attest Jed. 5. Bushnell. Register.
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Oh MILLINERY Al,
tNsly-kSs%HfX AND
n DRESS-MAKlNG.

N0TTN Oh INC Congregational tAurch. 2nd
door up stairs.
MRS. MARIETTA j. MILES
Has Just received, from Ncw York the
latest style Of silk K straw Bouurts, Head
Dresses, prcSS-Caps. French Flowers, Bon
uct-BoXrS, &c, &c.
She receives monthly, the Paris London
and New York fashions, for Dresses, Mautil-
las, sc, which will be inside ut short notice,
aud warranted to give satisfaction. Piuking
done in various styles and in the ncatcst
manner. Also Bleaching and Pressing, done
t. order
Any article called for, not enumerated
above, will he procured at short notice.
r Proince t7tca in crciaBgr.
Middl"hurv, April 18th, 1851. ~ If
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VOLU NTARY TESTIMONY

- ~ L a ~ L = L w " ~ I
We, the subscribers, residents Of Fleming,
ton, dn hereby certify that We are wei ahhain-
ted with Dr,J. II. SchcnCk' lie wss attacked
10y disease, which,is We believc.tcrminatcd in
Pulmonary Consumption; under the opcr1tipn
OF which, he was reduced 50 low as to be nm
anle to leave his bed for a long time. and to
all appearance waSpast recovery. lie /, now
perfectly wcll-hiS cough and fever have left
him. and we feel justified in declaiinCit
belief that these salutarv eiIccts have result
ed from the use Of the Pulmonic Syrup.
MEMBER OF -uNGREss, MERCHANTS.
lsaac q Farley j, G. & J. II. Reading
Augustus ErisLic,
C'CsrY CrEkK. 4. V. Donncl,
Joseph Benson. VIM. !. Emery,
j. 7 Faree.
SURROGATE.
q. c. Seymour. cIrnc-
Jas. NJ OlmettG,
JUDGES or NE couat.C. Baioleite
Samuel iIll.
Hoht II. Hcndirg, Po.tut>frR
y. G. Davis, Geo. w Rislcr
Members o. rHE bar: CIIzENS.
Pe,er j. Clark, John \. Capncr,
VIM. II Sloan, Mahlon G Ham,
c, Bartles. Peter Ewing.
Nuhi SaNton. Asa Jones.
GeorEr \. Allen, VIM Il. Moore,
'''''fEi " Dul ~
Alex. Nurts. Hugh Capnor,
John J.. jones,
rnl sicIAs, Thomas Gray,
j. +. Scheuck. II. D.,A J. Holcomb,
Geo, Z. Rex, NJ D., David Dunham,
Il. Il. MerShon, NJ. D.Ilart Wilson.
AZ this time there is not town or village
IL the United Stalesbut in which can be found
more or less wonderful cures by the use of
Schenck's Pulmonc Syrup.
IL =.
hrated Rcsriromcter for examining and de-
tectns all diseases Of the Lungs, Heau
WHOLESALE AGtGrs
Pgtigdeiphio-GlLBERT, WKNTZ &CO.
~ n. Third Street.
Mar York-C. V. CLICKNER & co, 81
Barclay Street.
Bosion-REDDING & Como. State st.
And every respectable Druggist through
out the United States l935cnw
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Wool Irvine.

Sheep Tick Tobacco, Tar, aud Scotch
Snuff just received by II. A SHELDON.
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STEAMBOAT & RAILROAD
1855 EElssa 1855
szsl GO, 1e1
k L NJ .E!

Tho Proprietor will run a daily stage from
MlDnLEBURY TO LARRABEE'S POINT,
during navigation, AS follows Leave Middle
dnry on the arrival Of morning trains from
North and South. arriving at the Point in
season for the boats both North and South
Returning after the arrival of the boats,
reach Middlrbury h time for the evening
train going South.
i8"Packagcs or baggage carried to order
by attending faithfully to his business, tho
Proprietor expects the support Of bis friends
and enemies even.
J. $ PERRY, Propri-'o.
Midllcl'1iy, june /, 800. r;
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HATS, GAPS &C
Corner Of Pearl and Chatham Streets,
NEW YORK.
Strayed or Stolen,

From a drove, on Saturday last, Sept 22d,
between Bristol and East Midllcbury, one
yoke of four years old Oxen, of light rcd
color, with buttons on their no ms, Cone but
ton missing,) and marked on the right hip
with tar or paint
Whoever will give information as to the a.
bove property to either of the subscribers or
to NJ. Dorrance will be suitably rewarded
VIM. =: HUNT NGTON
CHANDLER TILLOTSON
Mldd!ebury, Sept, "a 1853. 2]3w.
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late Of Granville, in said district, deceased.
makes application 20 this court to extend
the time allowed him for the payment of the
debts OF said deceased one year from the cx-
piration of the time Heretofore limited 10y
this court tits ther"upon ordered that said
application be considered by this court. at
the session thereof to be held at the office IF
the Register OF this Court in saidAlitl,llrburv.
ON Thursday, the lth day of October
ncNtid ten O'Clock in the forenoon and that
notirc thereof bc given to all persons inter.
cSted, that they may appear and intake their
objections, If any they may have, to said
time being c%tcndcd, 10y publishing = ccrtlh-
el copy of this order in the Nj dlchnr,
ReSiNter-a newspaper printed mt said Mid.
dlcbury-thrcc weeks succcssivcV prcyiuu,
to the time OF said Court.
JRp. S. BUSHNELL. Register
y true copy Of record % 3w
Attest Jan. 5. BrsnNrLr, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Belt remembered
district of Addison, IS. that at a Probate
Court held at Mid1lchury, in and for the
district of Addisonion the 9th day of Sept,
\ y. $500
Hiram Ford executor Of the last viii and
testament Of
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For Sale.

In whole or in part, the Home Farm of the
late samuel Phelps, being the lands occu-
pied 10y him nearrsl to Middlebary village,
containing about lnety.hve acres, Enquire
Of Nathan wood or Jain,s S Ph,lps
SPIT u. 1855. p
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a Farm for Sale,

Situated two miles North of this village,
ON the New Haven road containing one hun
drcd and three acres of choice land with
good bnildinss-and is well watcrcd by liy-
ing springs. This farm, for fertility, COVE
nicnce and beauty i, surpassed by few in
Western Vermont Also ten acres Of Cedar
Swamp. about two miles distant
i. c. n H. K. BARROWS.
Middlcbury, Aug. rs, 1850 ~,
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VI NNLE0 NTVTUT.N- - NlThN - UONTON,
= - = - 9
PNEMlIM CHOCOLATE.

W. BAkER x CO Pure Chocolate, Cocoon.
and broma havc received the First Prcni
nm At thc Worlds Fair, y Y, are recon-.
m"nd' by physicians rs more soothing and
uourlShng than the more stimulating iniu-
NionS of tea and coffee, md nrc sold by all
tine principal Groccr> aul at their ot'c" No
20 South Market street, Boston.
WALTER BAKER d. Co Dorchester, Mac
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Salt.

Canada aad Turks Island Salt, just re-
ceiycd by H. A. SHELDON.
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UITI.NNN NUWN~
Of the Portable Cil-Gas Company,
YOUNG MEN wANTED(fo SCI

"Fmnklin Avenue. between Court 81. &
Cornhill, Boston.
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V. b. PALMER.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER AGENT.
Sheet Music.

All the new and popular rioc'S rccci
monthly. - l.. ". CLARK
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NcwYork n National City.

The New York Express pays tribute moi NOR
.,,nha.ic than Just, to the national ana patrio'e
character of the city of New York That city
savs the Express, brought the State OF New orA
into line to adopt the Federal Convention II was
the life and tho heart of the country during the
war of 1912; It broke gro; n against disunion IN
1850. and in 1855 it has given staggering ana we
trust a fatal blow, to Black RepubfieaniShl. An
this il true. Wherever else abolition and nulhca-
ton have triumphed, they have never attained Ill
the city of New York even momentary appear
ance of vitality.
II ought to be added that the State OF New YORK
from early revolutionary times, has been an arena
ON which four great traitors have exerted the
most internal skill and ingenuity for the overtime"
Of the liberties and Union of America ana Oh
which each and all have been signally overthrown
amid the derision and contempt of the world We
refer to Benedict Arnold, Aaron Burr Martin Var
Buren and w. H. Seward. Let corrupt and selhsf
men take warning by then fate. Let patriots be er
couraged by the striking proof which the histor,
of Burr. Van Buren, and Seward affords, mat tn
greatest talents and the most profound dissimula
tion are perfectly impotent when they would temp
the American people to undervalue the blessing
and advantages of their free and united govern
ment
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CLAWS PRIVATE COkMhiISr vi,

feS Il IL i N
u DENCE-Will he published for subscribers oniy,
IETTERS AND PRIVATE CORRESPONDENTS
% The great American Statesman; edited by Calvin
CoIton. L. L. d. author of Life and Times OF Henry
The compiler Of this work was invited BY the mem
bers of Mr. Claws family to visit Ashland Tor this OBJ
iect of which lie availed himself and examined oil
Mr. Claws letters and papers, selecting such as were
pertinent to his purpose.
By the facilities granted to him by Mr.. Clay him
self in his life time and by the polteness of his cor
respondents the compiler has also been favored with
large files of Mr.. Clay's original letters
From these sources he has compiled a volume of
the Private Correspondence of Mr. Clay before
published beginning with 1901 and ending with 1852,
consisting of about 500 letters from Mr. Clay himself
to distinguished public men of this and 9th
er countries private persons and to members OF his
own family with about an equal number OF letters
to Mr. Clay, from the same sources
The correspondence presented between Nh Clay
and his wife and children coious and lays open his
domestic history, never before given to the public.
Letters to Mr. Clay will be found in this volume
from James Madison, james Monroe, Chief Justice
Marshall VIM. H. Crawford, Daniel Webster. Zacha-
nv TAYLOR Judge Brooke, and many other public
of national reputation; also from Lafayette and
many distinguished foreigners.
Except about half dozen. of the GOO letters
of this volume were ever before published
The volume is an epitome of Epistclary History,
ipolitical public and privae given by the part e5 in
correspondence in all the freedom of private commu-
nication.
The work viii be printed fine white paper, and
embellished with view of Ashland, from steel plate
engraving; also fac smile letter; and furnished to
subscribers only III muslin binding, at $3.50 per copy
Call on J. w. RANDOLPH,
M l5-dItcIt Rooksaller and Publisher.
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Cuba.

The extra precautions which tho Governor Gen
sEal Of Cuba has recently adopted against fllibus-
,toring are little curious, especially when taken
Ia connection with tho sending of large British
squadron to the Gulf Spain gives promise of
joining the allies, and in this British feet she has
the consideration. But what danger is there OF
Allibustering expeditions now : Ourrelations with
Spain were never 30 placid; fillibusterism never
dead as at this moment Since the retrcmen,
Of Soule, tho Warlike and the advent Of Dodge
the Pacific Cuban affairs have been fat, stale and
Improbable Yet, in the midst of this profound
ealm the Captain General of Cuba hosts signals
Of distress and large British fleet approaches our
waters What does this meanl They have told
Us that there is a sick in the West as well MS
the East Are they coming to take charge of his
effectsS Is the French occupation of Constantine
pie to be balanced by British occupation, and per
haps, acquisition of Cubai Let the American 60
vernment keep a bright look out
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American Squadron for San Juan.

We published yesterday Geographic dispatch
|. stating that Commodore Paulding of the Home
! SQUADRON had been ordered by the Secretary Of
the Navy to visit San Juan, in his flag ship the
Potomac and that orders have been sent by the
Naval Department to the navy stations with refer
ence to immediate preparations to meet any emcr-
gency.
We do not apprehend any collision from the ap-
pearancc Of an American and British squadron in
the waters of San Juan. 1t will be recollectef
that during the fishery excitement, an American
feet was sent to the of disturbance, and fra
ternized very cordially with the British squadron
ON that station. More recently, q large force of
American ships was sent to the coasts of Cuba,
but the only result some excellent dinners Civ
en- by the Captain General to the officers The
ments, we have no doubt, were well cooked, and
the vino was unexceptionable Hence it does not
follow that we shall have any other explosion at
San Juan, but that Of champagne corks, and even
of these our officers may be somewhat chary, in
view of the scope given to their inquiries by the
late Naval Reform Board. However, Com. Pauld
ing If the estimate we have formed of his characttr
be correct, is a man at once firm and concatory,
aud can be neither wheedled nor bued out of the
Of any duty which may be confided to
him by the Navy Department. He ought to be
however, by powerful naval anna
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Judge Mason.

The entire reestablshment of the health of
Judge Mason, Minister to Paris, will be cheering
intelligence to his friends in this country especially
to those sympathising souls who gave way TO de-
spondency from the first moment of his Illness and
made certain calculations on the strength Of his
inevitable demise. We congratulate them that
their dismal apprehensions are thoroughly dissi-
pated
Judge Mason bids fair to live many years, and
exhibits inclination to forsake delightful Paris
There viii consequently be no vacancy in that
mission and the hopes that were preparing to strike
root in his mould must for the present seek some
other soil Judge Mason gives no symptoms of
death or resignation, hut either of those alterna-
t'es open to the anxious souls whose eyes were
Mod upon his clippers
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NORFOLK AND PROFESSIONALISM the Norfolk
and Portsmouth papers of yesterday we find no
statements confirming the publication in regard TO
the Temperance of yellow fever in those cities
The Petersburg papers of yesterday, however, state
that number of new eases had occurred in thos G
cities and the SouthSidc Democrat says that Capt
Samuel Watts is down with it. A citizen of Rich
mond who had gone to Portsmouth to reside, re
turned yesterday afternoon in consequence of the
numerous cases of fever which have appeared
there in the past few days He reports four deaths
there Sunday Thetelegraph office in Portsmouth
opens to-day.