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Rutland and burlington
2 ATTA 2 Q AD

WINTER ARRANGEMENT FOR ls5G-57.
On ard after Monday, November l7th,
Passengers Trains viii
leave burlington for hutl Md and Bellows
Falls, al $40 a. NJ. and 6.46 I. Nj.
Leave bellows Fails for Rutland and Bur
llngton, AT - 20 p. NJ. and 3 IS i. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at 600
\. NJ. ami 800 =. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls at coo
\. NJ, and IL 20 \. NJ.
s.yy-Furlher particulars will be given in
due time.
WM. A. BURNETT,
hcneIal Ticket Agent
General Ticket once, Rutland Nov. l0ls5s
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EStraV.

BROKE into the enclos urC Of the subscriber, on
or about sc middle Of October, a bay horse
The owner is requested TO prove property, pay
Charges, and take II away,
SOL0A LAPHAM.
DAdpcrt, December 10, 800. s5;es
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T,oX&, ..EoYsss

a LARGE invoice of Toys consisting Of
~ Dolls aud Doll Heads, Villages in Bovcs,
Of various sizes, Ten Pins, Dogs, Cats, Mice,
China and Britannia Tea Sets, Flat Irons,
Toy Candlest'cks and Lamps, Toy Drums,
Cradles and Wagons, and various other Toys
f.. w.. .r. H, q. r'-'iar. frr ealc at vi ole
..u, .n. r. 81 ..' HLtr D.ppI.
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HAVE YOU sU25CGIDED
IN TIE

in Marble, Life Size.
Together with the following Groups AMI Statues
in Carrara MIrtle-oi tie
Struggle fer the Halt,
Ttnus c,J Al4is PysIe; Mlgd len;
GHfof tie Sea hHOccntt;
CIgtjre Biyii owi Lite Ttaaui?
With numerous works in Bronze. and collection
of Several linnlred FINE OIL PAINTINGS, by
leading Artists.
The whole Of which are 70 be distributed or al
lotted aW'u" In" subscribers whose names aie re-
ccivcd preyiYu, to Tue IML>rY-EfciI1n 81 JAN
UAIiN, 81, Whci, the distribution viii take place.
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copy Of the sn'culil Soc! Engraving, Sat
uldav Night or
Acop% Of any of the m1owins % Magazines
one ven uNo
copy oi The Art journal one year. aud
Ticket ia The Annual Distribution Of Works
Of Art.
linus, for every 90 pail.a person lot only gets
a beautiful Enertying or Magazine one wear, but
also receives the Art Journal one year, and Il
Ticket in tie Arrual Distribution, making iour
dollars worth ri reading matter besides the ticket,
by which Il valuable Painting or piece Of sta.u-
AIRY may b. received in addition.
Those who prefer Mag zine, 10 the Engraving
Saturday Night can have "i'i;or Of the following
one year; iIHrrci's Mag. zine; Godev's Lady's
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tied TO six Euerivircs. AMI tx tickets in The dis
tri1uiion, or any five Of tic NJ. gaines, one year,
and StL tckifs.
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Addison Co. Grammar School

TIVE Winter Term of this Institution will
L commence Monday Dec. 1st, undcr tie
instruction Of
Mr.. BARNARD KELLCGG
Rates Of Tuition per qiartcf oi eleven
weeks Four dollars for common English
Branches; Five dollars for Higher English
Branches, and languages.
W. II. PARKER Register.
Middlebnry, Nov. llth, 1856.
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- AND -
NEW YEARS GIFTS
Elegant Gift Books and Animals fc r
1857

THE subscriber has just received II lar -
L assortment Of ANNALS, ALBUMS,
GIFT BOOKS, NEW PUBLICATIONS, IL
NENlLE BOOKS. TOY BOOKS, GAM ES,
&c, &c, suitable for the Holidays.
Among the New Publications are Mo gan
Horses, by j. C.. Linslcy, Little Dorli by
Chas. Dickens, What Can Woman Do IS 7.
$. Arthur. Violet: or the Cross and the Crown
10y NJ. }. Mcintosh, Confidential Let .ttS Of
Napoleon and Josephine, by } 5. c. Abbott,
The Hills of the Shattcmuc, ly Miss Farmer,
Paul Farm, hy y. =. Willis, Conquest Of kan
sas, by Philips, The lIalIig, 10y Nj ) Geo. l..
Marsh, Never to Late TO Mend, ~ Charles
Ecadr, Life of ClaN. Sumner, by D. \. liar
sha, California Indoors and Cat. b! Liza W.
FdrIlain, Norman Wives, hy M.IN. Fuller,
Ectlilu'ion, 10y Mrs. J.. u. EN-. !tutlwUtl.
Diaries, Registers and Alman icS for 1897
N. u. School Books conStau ty on hama
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Bare AcadeynY.

TIGE winter term will begin on Thursday,
A NOV. 20.
Extract tfom a report &c the Fyamiuing
Committee " We ch'crtully say that it is ono
Of thc excellent srloolS in our State, and
wolthy of the patronage Of friends Of sopnd
ieorNirg, and We arc happy to know that II
is receiving this in a largo d,grcc."
j.. SpAULDlNG, Principal.
Barre. Oct. 90, 1850. 29.tf
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Escl. Sale.

4 COOL working horse, AMI ouo horse har-
ness. T. qr.rc 1t tii, ul.e'
Nov. y, iejj. 3i:.f
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ETIrrs.

- USSIA, Fitch and other Fur Victorincs
and CUES, for sale at
Dee /, 1886. BECKWITH'S.
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COMMISSIONERS NoTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
IA +, iho subscribers, being appointed ly
- tue Probate cour, fox the District &C
n. Haven Commissioners, 10 receive, exam
inc aud adjust all claims and demands ct
all persons asainstthc estate ul
LYDIA ELbRIDGE,
late of Bristol, in said district, deceased,
aud also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset therefor aud G months from the cath
dry Of November, A.. D, lS51, being ALLOW
cd by "a d Court for that purpose, We de-
therefore h ;rvby give notice that we viii
attend TO :ie busiR.sS Of our ssid appoint
ment, At the dwelling house Of Charles L.,
smith in said Bristol, on the ith Wcdnes-
daNs OF December and April next, tom one
o'clock, =. M, until four O'clock, 4. NJ, On
each Of said days
JONATHAN SNuTU,
EZEKIEL HANcBET, Q""r''
Dated at S,istcl, Sa7- ,Ater 81, ls55. IS
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WanIx Notice.

HE stockholders of the Bank of Mililcbury
J. are hereby notified that the annual meeting
for the choice of Directors will be holden ut
their Ban ing House on the lSth day Of Janua-
ry next, at one O'Clock p. VI
By order Of the Directors.
J. WARNER, Cashier.
Middlcbury, Dec. 8, 1876. 3i-3w
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CiiAS. l.; SNIliii, Come.
Ga Us \. CilLLA MER.S
Patel at L.isto!, this "a day O.. Nry,H -
Der, 1856. Si-'m
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hmportant Deeisieu or ehe a~nvewe Ce.rt
u Esvsr Of the wheeling Bridge.
.os supreme Court Of the United States Mon
'oay' suseics Nelson delivered the opinion Of the
Court Y the case Of the State Of Pennsylvania.
compaainanss, against the Wheeling and Belmont
bridge Company and Others, dIssolvins the in.
Junction granted By the Circuit Judge, and over
'uins sns motion Of the conplainants for writs Of
.s'.sance and attachments, and granting the
motaons Tor the taxation Of costs and the process
thereof ...-,, -
Justice Nelson said that the defendants had u.
Ken tne ground that the act of Congress, declaring
oririr ~. .esal ,truceure and post route, and re-
guEing mat steamboat ehimneys shall not inter
iefe with u. supercsded the decree of the Court
IN looz against the defendants while the plaintiff
assumed that the act Of Congress subseseaueutly
r..sea wss unconsttfutional and void. The mat
Ter raised was tbs principal objection in the case
In of this law the decree could NOT be
enforced nor the act regarded a. copfictine with
the Constitution, which says: aNo preference shsII
oe gwen 70 any regulation Of commsrce or revs-
niue to the ports of State over those Of snoher
~ has been contended. So far a. the bridge crea
ted oostructions It must be considered ~ modified
and although An obstruction In fact II wa not
such In contemplation Of law.
Justice Daniel while expressing the opinion Of
the Court would not sanction the course Of Circuit
Judge Grier in ordering the issuing of An attach.
ment. -at4
The remainder of the Judges Of the Court having
had nothing 70 do with It said that every point in
the case should be dismissed
Justice Mclean said that seven members of this
Court-ons being abssnt-heretofors held the
bridge to be . nuisance. BY the law of Congress
referred to preference 10 given to Wheeling over
Pttsburg and other places above the bridge. Had
Congress required all steamboat chimneys to be
cut down no preference would exist in favor of
one port over another. This principle was deeply
Interesting to the commerce of the west. One
third of the commerce of the Union may thus be
affected. Hundreds of similar structures might be
thrown over the Mississippi to the detriment of
millions Of commerce on that river and its tribu
taries.
The opinions Of Judges Nelson, Daniel and Nc
Lean occupied some two and half hours in their
dayery -tt
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DEATH or A DISTINGUISHED HIEDoO.-Among
the deaths in the Calcutta Friend of India. of Feb
2. we find the name Of Aushootosh Dey-well
known to our countrymen in the East Indies, and
to American houses in the India trade, as "the
great American bantam or banker. This emf.
nent Hindoo was possessed of immense wealth, for
the most part hereditary-thon his property &C.
quired in trade vast even for leading baniaD.
In sociai life he was Of the cid regime; and his
great festival In 1852 In compliment TO bis Ameri
can clients - well to celebrate the marriage OF
his grandson. was distinguished BY splendor and
profusion sufficient to inspire his guests with the
idea of almost fabulous riches On that occasion
the little bridegroom literally bhzed In jewels to
the vaIue of not less than ten laos of rupees $500
0O0.)-N r. Tribune.
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The Holiday Street Theatre in Baltimore has
been sold to Mr. Greacon, for &32, coo.
Fresh tomatoes from Bermuda, are arriving in
Baltimore.
Mrs Thos Dufie, of Russell county, Ala, died
on the 14th inst, from sun stroke, experienced
while fishing.
telegraph dispatch received in Memphis, Ten.
nessee, on the 18th, announces the appearance Of
yellow fever in New Orleans.
Rev. VIM. G. Brownlow, of the Knoxville Whig,
has written book la reply to Rev. Mr. Graves
"Iron Wheel"
Gen Jno. RAyburn, . prominent Democratic po-
litician of Mississippi, died few days since.
Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne is playing in Savannah,
Ga
Mr.. R. johnson is now playing At the Victoria
Theatre, London. The bills announce him Is "the
great American tragedian from the royal Bowery
Theatre, New York"
Joseph Proctor, the tragediaB, offers $1,000 for .
Eve act tragedy, and $500 for . drama in three or
four acts. .I
Peggy Van Orden, lC3 years old, who had been
In the Hackensack, N. j., aims house for thirty
seven years, died on Sunday last.
A meeting of the people of Bridgeport, CT, pre-
sided over by the Mayor, was held Monday night,
TO express their sympathy with r. 7. Barnum
The penny newspaper experiment in London
does not prosper. The proprietor Of the London
Evening News has gone into the Insolvent Debt
court.
During the month of March 55es emigrauts left
Liverpool for the United States
The Washington (Texas) American says that
Black Cat, the only living child of the famous In
dian warrior, Tecumseh, with few of his follow
ers, il encamped in that neighb0rhood.
Secretary Dobbin, It Is stated IL not going South
reported. His voice is seriously affected by
bronchitis, but he il still able to attend to his du-
ties.
n.- r.rob. -.vn . ,n.nn;s.... IN =.
on the I'd instant, in honor Of British Rear Admi-
raj Fanshawe. Several Americans attended
Mr.. Wiley J. Herndon, of Richfeid, No., was
murdered one night last week, while asleep in his
bed, and robbed Of about $500.
A great feet Of canal boats, loaded with q quar-.
ter OF million OF bushels Of corn, arrived at Chi.
cago on the 18th inst.
vingfon. Ky; to build bridge over the Ohio river
The French papers mention . rumor that La.
MARITIME the author, is about to take up his resi-.
dence in the United States.
Hamilton Hustead was killed at ClarksburR.
Va, on the l4th inst, in an affray with H. Criss.
Among late arrivals at Havana, are twelve new
omnibuses from the United States.
The brig r. B. Hill of Yarmouth, loaded with
lumber, was totally destroyed by fire In Winyah
The Judiciary committee Of the Massachusetts,
Legislature has reported 1t inexpedient to legis.
late on the subject Of the usury laws
The respectable Chinese residents of New Y ,rk,
to the number Of thirty, are out In card, canton
ing the public against the horde Of low Chinese
bsggars and imposters which now infest that city.
Judge Worthington, formerly Governor Of the
Territory Of Florida, and its Arst delegate in Con.
grsss, died IN Baltimore on Sundny night last
There was heavy fall Of snow at Fairfax G. H.,
VI. Monday.
eow, Weighing 2, ,760 pounds, was sold recent.
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MOVEMENT o. TRooFs-Ths sasansr Tseun,
-, hen oiueinnad. arrived yesterday. having On
beasd % y. 3. geeq4 po9peay 4. II AytillHyl
Vslnss, q. d q. They wers breaehe fsea Nsu.
port hesrosks, and were 90 reute ~ Fen Dsswn,
Tsxsa.-N. O. C0w. Bah. la,
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SUPER PHOSPHATE OF llNlE.-- Hnv
- ing made arrangements with Prof. Mapes for the
sale Of his nitrogenzed Super Phosphate OF Lime at
manufacturers prices, we confidently recommend
TO our friends believing it to be superior to any fert'
izsr now in use having its effects last year on
corn and hsvi1g heard much of Its good effects we
constrained to believe it superior TO susno nos
bresuse il makes better crop the first year after aP
plicaon but because Of its durability. having in It
large proportion of bone dust For sale by the ton OF
bag NH n RAKEH II PLEASANIo.
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A NEW STEAM ER FOR RICHMOND.-The Rich.
mond and Baltimore Steamboat Company yester.
day contracted with Messrs. Cooper & Butler, OF
Baltimore, for building the hull, and with Messrs.
Murray & Hazlehurst for the engines. Of . new
steamboat to be completed In time for the fall
trade. The new beat is to be of 200 tons meas
urement, and win carry the enormous bulk Of
equal to $500 barrels Of iour, being 200 tons lar.
ger than the Bslvidere, and win be beyond ques-
ton the greatest freight boat in the United States
for speed, capacity and strength The contract
price u $4,000
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FOREIGN CONSUL Tho President has officially
recognized G. Frederick Hagedorn as Consul GEN
eral of the Grand Duehy of Hesse Darmstad for
Maine, Massachusetts,. New Hampshire, Vermont,
Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New Jcr-
Kentucky, North Carolina South Carolina, Ten
uessee Georgia, Florida, Alabama and Mississip-
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a LBEKT l.. WEST,

Respectfully reminds his friends and the public gen
orally that, in addition to MEASURING and I'M
ZINC ali knde of work used in the erection of build
inss-Brek work, Carpenters work, Painting, fiss-
serins, &che 10 prepared to furnish PLANS and de-
Isil DRAWINGS, Specifications, Estimates and Con-
tracts for every variety of Buildings, and will super
intend their construction. Having thorough .PkAc.
TIcaL knowledge of the Building business and con-
siderable or perence Architect he hopes to give
satisfaction to ali who may employ him:
EV Ofdcs on IIth street, bsrween Main and B Bsnk,
where he may be found ct o'clock every morning
NIB
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FIRE IN THE WooDs.-During the past week
says the Greenbrier Era, hres have been raging
fearfuy in some portions Of this and the adjoining
countless doing considerable damage in some places
The Abingdon Democrat. Of Monday, says:
In this county, and in all the neighboring ones,
during the latter part of last week, and the early
part of this, many portions of the county were
nearly swept by fire. LAST Saturdays wind car
ried the Ere from every fed whore there was any
Il snresd over the country With . rspiditv Wild
ness and ferceness that has never before been
equaled in this county. Dwelling houses, barns
stacks of grain and straw, and An immense quan
tity of fencing, was burned. Some farms were
nearly entirely swept OF fences. we learn that,
with four horses in it. The loss on the farming
community has been immense, estimated by some
at 100000 and it is the more severe occurring at
this busy season of the year"
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WHkEEhEgR, 4 WILSON'S sKWING

WHkELER q WILSON'S SEWING
w MACHlNES.-S. w. HAWLEYk BRO. hsv-
ing procured the agency for the State Of Virsipis
have established tn. Office in Richmond southwest
corner Of 18th and Main streets, where they may be
buy first class mschins to do any kind Of work In
their line for manufacturers or families, on the mos
reasonable terms.
An examination Of our machine is respectfully 90
lieited ct our ofiics - ba.sss
.GT female a Ways in attendance. to wait on La.
dies
LIGHTNING R ODDS furnished on the most reason
able terms Wholesale and RETAIL style and quality to
suit purchssers with experienced workmen to put
OTIS patent for SALE and Rods furnished 70 dealer,
with Trimmings complete, ct wholssaie prices
Persons wishing good GATE SPRING. can pro-
cure them at our Office.
ap l5-d&wIm IS w. HAWLEY BRO.
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BOARDING.

nm prepared 10 accem.
II moSste some II or Is boarders st Hopkinsville
tavern. in Powhatsn county. The situstion 10 .
healthy one and Ia y miies OF Toroahawk Depot to
ard from which there 10 . daily public conveysnce.-
TIE terms Of board will be moderate
sp Is-daAw3t. A. r. GALLEY.
IlsUsTA HOusk, Richmond, Virginia.
"A Pleasant and convenient rooms can now be had
~ Ms FARRAR, BY two or three families. Also,
ssntlemen can have rooms furnished fer them. Eight
ar ten more day bosrders desired. Transient board.
srs can be promptly and well accommodate for any
length OF time. NH S-dlm
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MARBLE WORkS...lILLER q v1N:
Ifl CENT, Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN
MARBLE, Main street, nearly opposite I'd Baptist
Church. s--
OF the best material and workmanship, equal TO any
in the Union at the lowest New York and Phiiadel'
phis pnees.
We respectfully invite the attention of those in
want TO our stock ON hand which consists of larger
and better finished assortment of MONUMENTS,
TONES, HEAD PIECES, &C., than v often found In
similar establishments.
CARVING and LETTERING executed in . supe-
s1or manner.
FT- Monumental Drawings on hand. for inspec.
x,on NH 1l---Sm
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
TERMS or ADVERTISING.

- rAdvsstissasan paslisheS s1kiI bFsi6, viu Se
insss4ioa aad 8 ossh 6e eash eonenuaasa
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.


Gee Erearsiox- Ioaag Bankiey--Business ond
1e,nsy q noLfotk-pisitt TO Orphan Asylsm
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DEsTRucrlvx FIkE--On Friday nieht, . 6sesc.
Cured % Federal street. Allegha1y city. Pa.
which consumed fosrtssn houses, invovine loss
ef oS50@ An1srsen's oyster saloon, Huhley's tin
burned. The othsrs we're cipally sman dwsl-
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GREAT SALE OF NEGROES The Selma (Ala.)

GREAT SALE OF NEGROES The Selma (Ala.)
Sentinel of Thursday last, says:
The sale Of the negro property belonging to Col.
Goldsby, commenced at Cahawba on Monday last,
and the prices given, considering they were cash,
were good Up to Tuesday evening" At A O'Clock,
about 100 had been sold, averaging about $780,
The lots sold on Tuesday were mostly young ne.
to $500. and the girls from $500 to $1,000.
FROM AUSTRALIA.-Australian dates are from
by way Of Batavia. The markets were dull, and
provisions heavy. Flour had again fallen at sgd
ney, and 5000 barrels stored at Melbourne for
want of . market. Gold sold at Melbourne At &3
lSs per ounce.
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coRREsPoNDENcE EoFrHE pIsPArcH.

Neac Kent-St. Peters Chureh-7he Hhus House
Plantation-Presbyteyy, &C.
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FATAL MIsTAKE-The Greenbrier Cva) Era,
states that . little boy in Fayette county, . few
days ago, was accidentally shot, from which he
died Mr.. Jackson Huddleston. who was out
hunting, fred at . deer but failed to kill it. He
pursued It for some time, and seeing the boy. at =
distance, took him to be the object of his chase,
and shot him. The little fellow survived . few
hours and died.