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For Sale 4!

So acres of land, lying in Midllcbury: A
bout IA half Of mile south of the Court
House, viz; Is acres of meadow, lying on
the west side of the highway, thence TO the
Creek-3S acres ofpasture and meadow ,ly-
ing ia the forks of roads.
Also, 200 acres OF heavily timhcrcd land,
lying on the turnpike in R.pton about half
of a mile above the Smith tavern Stand.
Apply to r WAINWRIGHT.
Mildlcbu.v. Mich 10, 1850. IS
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Ceaol n offices.

C,TATE OF vERM0NT,} Be II remtm.
- District Of addison, IS. btrod, That Mt n
Probate Court, held Mt Middlelury in ard
for the district of Addison, Cn tie 8ltt day
of March, A. d. 1856
Edwin Valette, administrator, with tho
Will annexed, of
JONATHAN HAGAR.
late of MiddlcLury, aforsaid, deceased, pee
sents his petition in writing TO this court,
praying for license TO sch the real estate Of
said deceased for the purpose Of paying the
debts of said deceased, and expenses Of ad
ministrN ion and therein sets forth the a.
mount Of claims against said deceased, and
expense Of administration, the value Of tho
personal estate Of the said deceased and that
the personal estate Is insufficient, and that
IL is necessary to sell the whole Of the real
estate Of said deceased, for the purpose Of
paying the debts Of said deceased and tho
expenses of adminstrati OMIT Is ,hcrcupon or
dercd that said application be considered by
this court at the session thereof to be held
at the office Of the Register of this court in
said Middlcbury, on Monday, the 21st day
Of April, (lS56), Mt ten o'clock in tho
forenoon and that notice thereof be given
10 all persons interested that they may a,-
pear and make their objection, if any they
may have, to said license being granted, iy
publishing a certified copy Of tlis of.ler in
the Middlebury Register, a newspaper priv
ted at said Middlebury, three weeks success
siycly previous TO the time Of said court
JED. :. BUSHNELL, RcgiSicr.
a true copy of record.
OO.3w. Attest JED. bushnell, RegiSis-.
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-ypTO THOSE wIuWISu FARMS-Tn hsv.

U~ypTO THOSE WIuWISu FARMS -TnhAvs
VI fertile LANDbt 4 cheap price and on EASY
terms, attention Is called 10 tine RInGMAN FARM
AND COAL COMPANY. Twenty 1--WE AcKEs or
more In proportion, given tor 5000 payable ~ in.
sallnenls Of 81 Per Week per month. it.l. To-
Gated IN EN- county Penn, yNHniA, and has no Of
best mafketsfoT lis produce IN the State.
Tho soi sn rich loan, ard IL not TO bs surpassed for
farming, as eNamiuaiisn w SHOW. lthhs the he 1t
eements OF prosperity heinR undvilaid by two rich
veins OF Coal aud Wil'horly he inier,ecied nv four
railroads The timber ~ Of the most valuable kmd.
Trc uneXoepuonablv good, aud war-snce de.l, ere
gwen ltpre ents good aud substantial opportunity
TO commence farming, providing far on-, children or
making an Investment furihef particular, eau be had
from the pamphlets which cent tn ingniters Let.
tiers answered promptly. Apply or addie,. SAINT. ".
CATfELL' Secretary, l3S WALNUT STREET, north
side het~een Fourth and Fifth .t-. rhnad.lnhis -
Pun Information seoa'aiusd IN tbspsm lhiet, s3no,
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House and Lot for Sale.

f'HE subscriber offers the homestead on
l. which ~ now live for sale. II is prop
erty is situated in this village near he col
lege-has on it a good house. barn, good
well of water ,ciStcrn and other cOnycnicnccS.
The subscriber offers this property at pri-
vac sale mp to the Both of May,-but if it is
not sold before that date, il will be sold at
Auction on the Both of May next, at o'clock
L. NJ.
warrantee deed will be given to the pur-
chaser, signed by ISRAEL FROST &
BErSEY FROST.
Middlcburyi March II, 1886. 493w.
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COMMISSIONERS

We, fhe subscribers, being appointed hy
the Probate Court for the District Of Addison,
Commissioners. to receive, examine and
adjust All claims and demands ofall persons,
against the estate e
CHARLES L. ATWOOD,
late Of Gilroy, in tie State # California
deceased, and Also all claims aid demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months
from HE 18th day Of February, 1865, be
ing allowed by said court for the purpose,
We do therefore hereby give notice that VIC
viii attend to the busincss of our said APP
pontment, st the dwelling house orArnon
A. Atwood, in Rilton,on the Cd Saturdays
Of April and August next, from nine
o'clock A. NJ. until four o'clock, p. NJ. on
each Of said DAYS.
HARRY DOWNER,
WILLIAM n. COBB, Co'i''S'
Dated at Rilton. this .Cth day Of March
A . u 1876. 4o;3w
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Union Nurseries,
Fon SALE, at this Establishment, an I'M
Pear Trees
KEESEYILLE, N. Y.

rivalled collection Of
Pear Trees,
Comprising several thousand trees Of the
best market sorts, on pear stock, for orchard
planting and very large supply OF low py-
ramids and dwarf trees, for garden and anna
feur culture, of nearly every choice variety,
both on the pear stock and on the qUiacc;
Also all the choice varieties of other HAIR.
DY FRUITS .andO ORNAMENTAL TREES
and PLANTS, adapted to thi 5 climate.
A splendid lot Of IloRsE CnEsNurs and
Silver NAPLES, are offered by the 100 or
1000, for extensive street planting, at very
low prices
Every tree and plant for sale at the sc Nur-
series is of lloMg-CRow1u.
Pyramidal and Dwarf Fruit Trees Of all
kinds, for gardenS, also Hardy Ornamental
Trees, Shrubs and Plants Of every descrip>
lion, will be put up, Whenso ordered. in
Assortments"
or Lots-each comprising good collection
of choice varieties selected by the under
signed to ripcn or bloom in succession.
Trees, &c ordered in this way are afforded;
on account Of the diminishodrouble and eX-
pense OF selecting and putting them up, Mt
~trcr prices than the same articles are sold
Mt when the selection Of varieties is made bv
the pur chaser; while the cTpcrjcacc of the
hnucIsiB nc q ensures bctfcF SCfccLiO on than
most pur chascrs would be able to make for
themselves.
~ THts establishment cmp1oys m sUD-A-
@ EMS, in oVg/ pert 81 tie coHnfry. Buta lib
eral compensation is made to all persons
who, acting as agents for purchasers, collect
and forward several individual or1e in one
general ordcr-thc articles to be sent to one
address.
FKEidnr pa id TO Port Kent. Necscvillc,
and Pla ttshnich
PAcK1NG done in the best manner at
reasonable charge.
OhDERs hllcd in rotation, as they arc Ie-
ccivcd
new Price List for the Spring $50,
forwarded OF receipt Of one postage stamp
also the" cncral Catnloeuc' ISSUED in $50
--latest cdilIon.l sent 10 any who have not
had it,
9 e The undersigned has the sole manage
mcnt and charge Of these Nurseries; attends
in person to the sales, and transacts all the
business of the Establishment. lie will
hereafter reside at keesevillc, where,
though necessarily absent much of
fhc time at the Nurseries lie will keep
an Office, at Which, during the season for
sales, select assortment Of Dwarf FruitTrccs
for gardens, Shrubhery Roses ,BOrderP iauts,
Garden and Flower Seeds, g.. for the sup
ply of village customers, and for filling small
orders will be kept on hand
All communications should be addressed
To J, BATrEN, Agent
Union Nurseries, Kcescvile, n Y 49NG
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Farm for Sale,

INilE subscriber offers for sale his farm
l. situated in Aliddlcbury, west of and al p
joining the College grounds, in this village.
Said farm comprises 1855 acres. of which 20
acres is wooilaud-is we'll fenced, well "a
tered and under good cultivation. 1t has
good buarn, spacious sheds, in state of
thoroughrcpair. part or the whoi' o.
said farm may be spli upon terms which c.ui-
not fail - suit any one DESTROYS to purchas,
COOL land in this vicinity
Also. twelve horses and colts; carriage.
aud farming TOOLS. T. WAINWRIGHT.
Mid!.cbury, March :, 1850 4r1m.
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CANCERS CAN BE CURED,

SCROFULA, and other diseases which have
batlled the skill Of our best physicians
can also be cured So as n stay cufedby
DIR. II. GREEN,
Scientific Indian Physician, No. SO Bromficld
street, Boston
Consultations in person or by letter, free Of
charge. Medicines sent to any art of
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JOIN NJ. ATWONN.

No. iiS Chatham Street. Tcor. Mulberry }
NEW-lORK,
INVITES attention to his Largo Assert.
mcnt al
Watches. JeEclry, lSiircr Huye
Ann FANCY ARTICLES.
Gold Bracelets, Tis', Earl Rings, ChstC Ia ia
Vest and Fob Chains, Gold Necklaces
Crosses, Iockets, Rings, Spectacle s,Psn-
ol|, seals, Medal- KrNs, charms. Sc.
CAMEO and ia'ai' Braoel,is, Pins and Ear.
Rings.
SILVER Tea Sets' Cups, Pitchers. Spoons, Nap.
k'n fringe, Forks. Fruit and Butter h nns..
SILVER Plated Tea Sets. Cups, Casters, Csks
Baskets, Urns. Tcaketllrs Gard Bssk Its, Sc.
For sale cHEAP FOR CASH, and warranted
a. represented,
iEtPauiouhr attention gigen to rersirins
and adjusting Duplex. CnoeoAe,sr .ad fus
Lever Watches. A;Iy.
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Memoir Of Dr. Merrill.

Cop4.s of the Sermon Of R,v. j. +. Good
hue, on the Character and Services of the
late Rev. Thomas \ Msrrill, d. q, with a
Memoir of his Life, nay b. hal at CLARKs
Bookstore, and also al CoPELANDs, (Tele-
graph Office
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PRINTING MATERIALS

of all kinds constantly ON hand and for
sale by
Hobh Z Robbins. N E Type and Stereotype Foundry
G6 Congress Street, i oston
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FIanneIs.

Oh PIECES Shaker, English and Do.
ZO nestle Flanncls, white and colorad-
Also, bleached and unbleachcd Cotton.Flan-
nols, Oct 90. T.. VALLETTE.
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Marble Shop 4!

ONE door North Of the New Jail in Mid
~ dlcbury, where the subscriber keeps
on hand good supply of the best RUT-
LAND MARBLE universally acknowledged
to be the best White Marble in America
Being well aware that the public are too of
ten imposed upun by travelling agents So
licting inscriptions and furnishing an infer
Tor article from D0yScf, UaHby, or some 9TH
or worthless Quarrcs, he would invite all In
want Of GRAVE STONES, to call and ex-
anime his stock of Marble aud Workman
ship, and satisfy themselves that in purchas-
ing of his stock they are getting an article
that RAIN and FROST will not demoliSh in
few seasons. Beauty and durability in "A
Monument combined, perpotnato the memo
RS # The dead. W. II. MOVIE.
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GarkT BosToS.--Tbe Gerish market building at
the junction Of Portland and Sunbury streets Boston, was
entirely destroyed by fire Saturday afternoon II was
large brick structure stories high and occupied
the lower floor domestic market the seooid only
the Faneui Hall market The upper stories occupied
by hesss Sanbern, Carter Bazin book publishers who
employed sixty hands and whose loss $4,000 Bernard
Dillingham;, furniture manufacturers; A. A NJ Lane,
pano-for,e makers Mrs Ballet sewing machines Boyce
Shore Co.. painters, and others George W Gerisb
the principal Of the building The lose is about
$4,000 onehs Of which IL covered by insurance The
falling wss crushed two adjoining buildings The steam
FIRE engine tried at this fire and proved rery efficient
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NEw YonK, April n.Four has declined-sales Of 500
barre-common to good State, Sc 90 rs 70 low
grades Of extra Ohio SO 70 49, mixed 10 standard
southern, 81 81 ca fancy to extra do, 81 50 IS 81
Nothing done in wheat Corn has decnedssles Of 20 900
bushels--southern mired, 60 cents Pork Is improving
saes Of 800 bsrresmess, SIC rs Beef dulsaIes OF $50
barrelsChcago repacked, sl3 Lard is duI-ssles ZOO
barrels at 10 cents Whkey has decnedsses Of $50 bar
res--ohio 2e1S cents.
BALT1norE, April h.-Four Is unchanged-Howsrd
street, SO 49, Ohio, 90 75; City Mills held At SC s2l.
Wheat unchangedair to good reds 81 50 81 6o strict
" prime, 81 10 white 81 so afl 81; good TO
choice do, 81 Toss S. Corn has improved-whe, ts a
cents yellow so Sc Provisions improving
supply light Mess pork, ST. rs ST. so. Bacon-sides
held st 9H asa cents shoulders firm at So asH cents.
Lard steady at 10 10. cents in barrels and kegs The
ket 10 firm.
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NY y. Q. ESQUIRE. Amosssmser.

VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY, OPPOSITE TUE RAIL
public Apil 2lst,
the premises, shall part original ot No.
D. squsr. No ss fronting 81 n r. II
New Jersey containing b255 feet 81
ground more ess with ths improvements consisting Of hre
hsick building good
expressly m small hotel with no, and cod and thonr
cut The budinx.
depot and from lie location Offers Inducements 70 de
built the isse John foy
r~sssy M second hotel who conducted II successfully
until HIS aessh.
Terms in g. ia. 49, a. and 20 onths
with deed Of the
vw fher particulars address Stss'isus Murray,
sscions~v JAS. q. McGUIRE,
Mar ia-eohds Auctionssr,
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Notice
other srSnoe the dsb
s state Of Tsras hs late republic thereof rnSr aef Of Ssa
Fesrsary, 1855.
TsrA.rsy DEPARTMENT., April II, 1886.
Of 9sth February, 1855
"An provide for Of seh creditors
Texas Compensated Of Con
Of the
public the OF ninety
~ me p.ymenss will he made under said act
issued the 9Th February fh
department. said Congress-
of
requiring evidences Of deb, provided
m 10 department aenmenss,
s ths.n pointed out thirty days prior 70 the u, Of Jun.
nert
Ard whereas III. provides pay
men, shall any bond, csrscss evidence dsbt
by
be presented . Treasury Department
the holders
o,h.
!, mi. psrmen .ry hereof they will
excluded from all benefits Of rsd sssssby sh
9Th
JAMES GUTHRIE
Apt5 Secretary III the Treas
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the two provinces This idea had not been brought forward
at the Constanhuope conference The receipt Of the news
threw The council into much excitement Meetings Of the
high dignares Of the empire daily held the
suit formal protest by telegraph against the discus
sion even OF the union OF the two pnneipaie inter-
ference with the internal affairs Of Turkey and violation
OF the sovereign rights OF the Porte in those provinces In
spite OF long interviews between the French and Austrian
ambassadors and the ministers at the Porte this protest
wa sent
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PHrLA prIPBtA, April H.-Accounts from town, in the
vicinity Of this city give additions TO the damage by the
nsdo train Of loaded freight at the Pennsylvania
depot West Philadelphia, blown from the track. A
train OF ten loaded the Reading railroad driven
one hundred yards along the track and five Of blown
or lady West Chester killed by shutter striking
her while closing window. Innumersbi. houses barns
we're unrooed IN every direction The wires Of here
were Frustrated and stin down.
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Apis

A PREMIUM sf $500 ~ pledged that M~noshessrm
IA 10 exposition Cor ~h human fsrssIy
for reference, particularly Bible Rational
Religion, sc,d In New York Wy q Bsncbsd ef Nassau
which book this premium y offered sso vadcatsd by
Walden, "a d. The brilliant and
Amrfics 10 N. snsiyss sWrs,y had
whether rightly ipesrh Atheism
Poy'hesm The supreme controversy
ides .rc,osshmsnn honothciss Jurisdiction.
An
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couRT or cLaI.s.

HOnday, april n.-Hon. r. Louis Lowe, Of Maryland
Samuel u. Gpioe esq Of Boston, admitted practice
as attorneys In this court.
ment Of certain loanoce certificates The United States
made by Mr.. Rockwell who followed BY the Soci.
tor who argued that the might 90 upon trial docket
and that all questions Of Law and fact should be heard and
decided at the time.
The court adjourned till IL o'clock to morrow.
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city, Sunday night instant, 4oth year
his ags, JAS. y. RARVEY.
M. friends and nrqnanances invited attend his funeral
his late residence, No. 40 Seventh west,
and n, at O'CLOCK, this Tuesday sfsrnoos.
hsstmnrs papers please copy
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pERsONs having claims against balance due from
the Navy Department The % John Jones' decreased
United States service hereby notified
ea Office Of the Fourth Auditor 81 the Tes..ry
within months from this date April la-dA
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rosT orTIcr DEPARTMENT.


Nsw Pod 0fea.-Tho following named new post Offices
have been established, and the following gentlemen appoint
ed posmastes
West Bangor, Franklin county, Rev York William l..
Taylor, postmaster-
otsego Lake, otsegO county, New York Arthur A.
Brown, postmaster.
West sorw.k, Fairfield county, Connecticut James L.
Benedict, postmaster.
South ROyaltOn. Niagara county, New York william
Fubsman, postDaster,
woodvlle Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, Robert Lea
jr., postmaster.
Austin, Buckingham county, Virginia; cba, R. sbep-
perd, postmaster.
Bg'sto Gap, Wise county, Virginia, Ekanah GiIly,
postmaster.
Chapel Hill, Campbell county, Georgia; NJ Smith; post
master.
Di.oon'Haed-The following named post Offices have been
discontinued
Sicily Island, Catalonia parish, Louisiana.
Prsrie Aer Rouge, hoorshouse parish, Louisiana.
Hurlgste, onondags county, New York.
Tuliy Valley, 0nondags county, New York
Saint Helen, Cedar county, Missouri.
Pottervile Kent county, Rhode Island.
Dryburgh, Halifax county, Virginia.
Deoser's Greek, Preston county, Virginia.
Stantonyille, Anderson county, South Carolina.
Appointment Of Route Agens. William Wilson and
James Conner, to the line from Tuscumbu via
vile, 10 Stevenson, Alsbams.
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Nrw oaLrASs, April l1.-The steamship Louisiana has
arrived here with Galveston dates Of the 9Th instant The
papers to hard that Indian depredsons continue with
out abatement Northern Mexico Col senaqus had
prsed camp Of Lpans, Of whom forty killed and
hundred taken prisoners,
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OPTICAL.

fsnAsuRs DKrAKrAsSE, December Il lst5.
Notice hereby holders
that viii purchase a.
said stocks Time ~hea Tho offered prior
Isl day June neat, and win therefor following prices
oaa Of 1884, pronsu OF 10 per cent
and o4s 10 per For
called
stock Of Aad or stock of The Of
1896 redeemabie 18th November, ssos IL received
Treasury The lei day Of January Eensgnl Of
received and the 3lst March
next Of after the 3lst Mach,
ana prior 10 said LIST Of June Of IA per cent
Interest will also be allowed said he specified
In the esrincae July assigned will the
pal Of the ceshcstes received the January Amer
thai date the interest viii be allowed addition premium
nom lsI January the receipt In both
interest will bo allowed addition money The
sele q
Certificates transmitted To this department under the
should be daily assigned the United (rh
half prior January parry
entitled receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks viii made by upon n.s
Boston, New York. Philadelphia paa
entitled receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of tao Treasury
l--dtlsiJuncf
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Frlns FsSes ,aidsnf o. STATES u asrtsa
al u4om ID may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited me thai Freid
nch Frank has been appointed consul Of Wusnbug
Francisco California do hereby recognise him such ami
declare him free enjoy functions powers
ana privileges allowed The eolsuls Of
In testimony whereof 10 be- mad
patent and me seal Of tbs United
'eh under my hand the city Of Washington tbs ION
H. AZ Apri A. d. 1885, Of independence Inc Uai
Ted States o. America the eoth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the Presidenti
WI MACY, Secretary Of State.
National Theatre.
rncss ADHESION.
a"''' ei'e'e and galleries.
The second nigh, thu
PYNE HARRISON OPERA TROUPE
Y. -
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL Is
W" presented for positively the only 'me A"bs. charming
THE CROWN DIAMONDS.
"a o.siin Miss Louisa lyme
Rssoled. In,ps Mr. horncass
Don Hsnrque DE Harrison
-
Miss Louisa Pyns will anapproachsbs song Of
"THE SKY LARK"
And sing also
"RoDE's AIR AND VARIATIONS"
i MI. Harrison win sing ...s
"oH WHISPER WHAT THOU .EELEsT.n sa
n ao, shes. open for The en,irs season.
.. Mile Teresa ParOdi,
Assisted by
MIME AMALIA PATTI sTRAKOsCH,
a.s.. b. . The distinguished eonlraIto, and
sIGNoR LEONARDO,
The eminent baritone, # .'o.. ~
Under the direction Of the pianist composer
MAURICE sTRAKosCH, "s a8s
On their way he North, win give in this CITY
ONE, AND POSITIVELY ONLY ONE
GRAND CONCERT At oDD-FELLow5, HALL
ON TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL Is
MILE TERESA PARoDI will sing, occasion for The
hs and only time, The celebrated national French hi nD
LA MARsEILLAIsE
which has been received with immense enthusiasm
sung by her
The programme this occasion will in va
ney, and will include from great OF
popular, miscellaneous music.
The price Of admission parts the hall Al
Sea can be secured without CHARGE
r. Davis, esq, beginning ON Thursday, April TO-
For particulars and future adyer
4 =.
Doors open At /; ats . as.-a NJ
Ap9-6t
1 I. j ( + 81. a- . IA
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BY Ell u G X A p IL.
From Havana and Key Vest.

r....a. From Havana aud Key Vest. -
CHARLESTON, April l4The steamship Isabel has arrived
from Havana and Key West 10th inst. There no
Importance from Havana "#
Among the Isabels passengers from Key West ia United
States Senator Mallory.
Further Indian outrages reported have occurred
Tampa, in Florida. ..... a......
Captain Prats party at Cape Roman attacked Corporal
CROOK private killed and two seriously wounded
More United States troops are urgently required.
Thres Days Eafer from EuropeArripol Of the Cambria.
HALIFAX, April 1.-The Cunard steamer Cambria ar
rived here this morning from Liverpool the 29h u Her
advices which three days later sn those by the Wash
ngton at New York, not of material Importance.
The Paris conference still in session. The accom-
pishment OF peace yet concluded although IL was
announced that all difficulties over, that the
treaty would be signed within few days.
THE MARKETS.
The Liverpool markets almost entirely unchanged
the departure OF the sales cotton
the Eve days $1,000 bales closing stssdy about
the rates Of tbs previous week.
BreAdus quoted the decline advised by the Wash
ngton Is In -four and 3d. In poorer qualities Of wheat
Western canal -four, 3os 3ls 3D.; Ohio 3Gs inferior
white wheat los. lis; and red o. Cd to los All desorp-
tons Of corn quoted at 3Os. sc,. Cd.
Proyisions we're unchanged and steady.
Consols were quoted s2& s2JS.
The bullion n the Bank OF England has decreased 600
American stocks unchanged and steady.