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Litcraru institutions.

pARRE ACADEMY Spring Term will
j , begin February l2th. Board Including Room and
Washing, SI,S7.
Extracts nom report TO the Trustees Of the Examining
Committee, 1875, consisting of Roy. &. &. Parker,
Rev. joel Fisk and Rev, d. Abbott.
"Wc found the two prime conditions OF a good school,
viz order and hproWglncss Of instructions most happily
combined in its administration We cheeriully
say that It is one Of the excellent schools in State and
worthy OF the patronage Of the friends Of sound learn
ing.H
Extracts rom report to the Trustees Of the Examining
Committee, 1886, consisting OF Rev. p. u Barnard,
Daniel Bates, NJ. D., and e. A. kcat, A. Il.
The discipline and general management Of the
school we can most heartily commend, heng Of that
mild persuasve yet strict and energetic character that
seldom fails Of the most pleasing results, il has
evidently been the aim Of the TEACHERS have their pu-
pills patient, perscyering, earnest working and 50 good
scholars. Your committee would most heartily
commend the school the confidence and patronage OF
the community at large" ..,.
Barre, Jan. IA. 1857. 22iw
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1 CARD no THE LADIEs-Dn. Dr.

4 n poNCO's FnENCU Periodical tOLprN Pulls
lniallihc in removing stnppugcs irregularities ~
the mcnscs These Pills nothing now, but have been
used by the Doctor for many years. both In France aud
America with unparalleled n every ease and he
Is urged by many thousands Of Ladies' who have used
thcn, to make the Pills public for the alienation "
those suffering from irregularities whatever, we'll
20 prevent pregnancy 10 those ladies whose health viii
permit increase Of family. Pregnant females,
those surprising themselves so, cautioned against
ing these Pills while pregnant the proprietor ASSUMES
30 responsibility TO the above admouiuon although
their mdness would prevent any mischief 20 the health
otherwise these Pills recommended. Full and cxpli-
cit directions accompanying each Box. Price -l.OO.
Upon the receipt Of one dollar box viii be- sent 20
any address by return mail. Direct an orders 20
FRED. T.. SMITH. Wholesale Druggist, Montpelier,
General Agent for the State OF Vermont
Geo. Nichols, Agent, Mortified. 10
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nr6u ADVERTISEMENTS.

/ UMBER WANTED. Sealed proposals
viii be- received by either Of the subscriber, % c
fhor Of the Banks in Montpelier until the 10Th OF Feb
ruary ucst Tor the following lot Of Timber all to be Of
good sound stuff, viz
No
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r HEREBY give notice that have rclin-
/ pushed all claim the time and services Of my Son
tracing CHARLES w. CALkINS.
Boston, Jan, %, 1857 2i.Sw
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BOSTON, JANUARY 20, 1887,
G A r. y f. II s,
CHEAPER THAN EVER
The Time 70 Boy Is the Present.
OUR WHOLE STOCK

A T r i ID L G. T. ID p r l G T. S -!
Iu consequence OF contemplated change 10 our firm,
and extensive alterations and enlargement 20 De made I'm
org Warehouse vc shall corput our entire stock at the
II 15cENrs PEI yari for HEMP CARPETS.
3OcESTs per yard for INGRAM CARPETS.
2zloENrs per yard flr UNION CARPETS.
Ak CENTS per yard Tor SUPER UNoN CARPETS.
5O no "a CENTS per yard for DUTCH CARPETS.
80 CENTS per yard Tor rwo-PiY CARPETS
* TO 50 CENTS per yard for EXTRA FINE CARPETS.
70 To 75cENrs per yard for sUrERrINE CARPETS.
so TO eOcENTs per yard for NDDEmuNsrER CARPETS
92ro ll25 oESITSsr PsEs yari for suFEnfiNe ENGLISH
Thrce-Ply Carpets at very Low Rates
90 TO 1875 ohNIs pgr 3rl i9T XIX sshlS IA KS
I25 70 l62 cESIs ger yia!l tsg sElendd VELVET TAP
Palicar attention is called to our Brussels. Tapes-
tries and Nelct,- as being among the cheapest goods
'FL6oB on cLorus.
win De sold 90 che low rates Our assortment s
very extensive, and consists NJ all widths. from 90 "a
feet which viii be cut 20 any desired dmeu sons.
or EAST INDIA MATITNGS. CRUMB CLOTHS,
STAIR CARPETINGS, FELTlNGS, RUGS, MATS,
9,,gd an articles usually ffaRd Y first class Carpet
o. The prices dyei qpoA our goods, as viii be obser-
we'd hv the schedule above, is much below the usual
wholcsalc prices and will Dc subject to deviation oit
or to wholesale or retail purthascrs.
NEW ENGLAND CARPET COMPANY, 20 HAN
2i3w OVER STREET, BOSTON
HEADACHE. HUTCHINS' HEAD
1 4 ACHE FILLS SURE CURE FOR BILL
IOUS. NERVOUS, SICK HEADACAE and NEU-
RALGIA.
These FILLS waucntod SURE RELIEF. Try
them and sou shall not Dee disappointed Price 2j cents
General Agents. BURR, FOsIEKN CO., MOL Corn
BIN. Boston, Mass.
J.. =. PIERCE, Agent for Montpelier and vicinity.
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gTtantco.

4 GENTS WANTED. ~ EXCELLENT
N BUSINESS OPENING Wanted, few indus
trious energetic young 10 sell Agricultural Books 10
the Farmers. cry favorable terms will be given With
activity than One Hundred dollars per month clear
froft be realized Our publications are Of perma
practical value to every Farmer and therefore meet
with ready sale. For particulars, apply by mail 10
C. NJ. SANTON a CO.
Agricultural Book Publishers
l0Gwt No 40 Fulton St., New York
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n OTlCE.-The subscriber has in his pos
session about sixteen thousand feet Of Pine Boards
VOL seasoned, mostly thck SUIT sawed last spring and
well stuck up The owner having gone West said boards
will De- sold cheap hy lot in three subdivisions hov
are stuck up. The whole II reduced 10 inch measure
would be about nineteen thousand five hundred feet
Terms cash delivery. (Ihc ahoycis the Mil measure
for ,aving.l EBENEZER BRUCE.
Woodbury., january 2fth. 1857. 2l.3ws
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1 'iliA lhnA NltANN WI AN llOAtpif'
1 occupied by the subscriber, IN ". Randolph With
la 80 rods Of the Depot and containing all the modern
improvements is Offered for sale al great bargain. II
flushed In superior style throughou has, the first
floor Rooms and above, large and small chambers,
with closets and cnhbuards Is warmed throughout with
"a Furnace; has a cistern, and also uniaing running
water; is surrounded except side 10y Piazza COW
cred with TIM has capacious cellar; and there Is also
suitable out buildings There Is also garden Of half an
acre with a variety Of Fruit Trees and Shwhhcp. This
pl1ce must be- sOd bcfora ne 2lN dfvc February merit.
For terms enquire Of James Hutchinson tho subscriber.
II, SPAUlDING.
w. Randolph, Jan, "a, 1857. 2i3w
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II ~ an We have seen in thc papers bc true. land
we have no doubt OF 10, because personally oc-
quantcd with several of tho parties whose opinions
givenl then DR.. Smith, Of Philadelphia has made the
most important medical discovery heard NJ for the
cure of All kinds of severe pain, and know eminent
houses that buy $1,000 worth OF "a time great has the
demand 5ocomc for this Electric Oil We hear Of
swciod limbs reduced in two hours Of piles cured in
two weeks headache and toothache in ten minutes Of
rheumatism n day aud paralysis even in three weeks.
80 ordinary treatment accomplish such rcsuits-
This Ohas been tested by medical men and approved by
them.
General Wholesale Agent, FRED. B. SMITH, Mont
pccr, VI Sold by Druggists and Merchants n every
town and viiagc. nlU
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I've I01V0 WU " TumU0f WU7T Do d0I70T0I m M0nfU0-
cr VILLAGE wherever the contr etors directed or
before the 18TH day of April $50 Cash to De paid on
the delivery.
pfopo.al. must boz made for Zach number separately,
signed hy thc person proposing.
JAMES r. LANGDON,
CARLOS BANCROFT.
ERASUUS 5. CAMP.
Montpelier, January 2Sth. 1857. 2t.2w
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KEDDlNG > RUSSIA SAl.N T..
Sralds it heals rapidly Reduces iuHimmations,
Severe clnlhiains frost bite Sores old and recent
10 cures burns bruises Shingles, coru-, bnnions,
A N use b Tor sore eyes 40 heals bcs fclans, piles
lrr uiupIcs swcllcd breast Also f1r She NURSERY,
All cuts bruises sprains Scad head, eriptions.
J ike magic it will cure Also Group and scurvy,
Verify its great value, Various sober ailments,
Even salt rhcutn, ulcers, Erysploas, rheumatism
DO Sold hy an country Stores.
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VERMONT STOCK JoURNAL.-Undcr

Y ENMUNI 0IVNh JVI It-N lAI4,--V HVIVI
the above title have commenced the publication
Of monthly paper, devoted TO the Interests Of Vermont
Breeders
Each number will be cmheshed with cuts Of ano ami
mails in the best STYLE and contain pedgrees and de-
breeds.
Each number will also contain miscellaneous matter,
which it will be my aim to render interesting to the gem
crnl reader and shall cndoayor make the paper use
full II not indispensable, every breeder Of fine stock.
II will contain 10 large octave pages clearly printed
good paper, at 80 ects year. Invariably ia adr0Rco
An extra copy TO the getter up Of club of ten.
Specimen numbers and prospectuses furnished gratis
any who wish 10 examine them, get mp clubs OF sub
scribors.
The first number is ready for delivery.
Address ID. C.. LlNSLEY,
2l.3w Middlebury, VI
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Books & Stationery.

COM. PERRYS EXPEDITION TO
~ JAPAN. The Private correspondence Of DAN
lei Webster. Prescots History Of Charles Fhh.--
Presoou's Phillip Second. Biographical Essays by
Tuokerman. Religious Truth by Hitchcock,
20; just received by s. NJ. WALTON
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FOR 1857. DIARYS FOR 1857.
~ For sale by S. NJ. WALTON
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TAKE NOTICE. will
w sell for CASH, good STRAW WRAPPING PA
PER, as low you buy it Of the Manufacturers,
and give you the freight besides. will sell Manila Pa
pers low you get them Of the Manufacturers.
s. NJ. WALTON.
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"UDSON'S AMERICAN SAINE AND
Ill BURN OINTMENT. This Ointment has gain
ed much celebrity for the Of Burns, Soalds, Cats,
Bruises Sore Lips aud Eyolds, Chappod Hands ana
Arms Sore Nipples, Diseases Of the Skin, Inflammation,
Piles Salt lheum Sores on Children, Chaes' Oorns'
Bois, &c it is also excellent in an eases where an out
General Agents, No. / Comhill, Boston JOSEPH
hudson, sole propnelor. Mattaposett Mass
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w AN Cd 49, 500 YOUNG MEN
w To act as Agents--.alary 500 per month For
further particulars regard the business. ucosc post
age stamp,
Address H. D. CARTER, Hayorhill, Mass.
CPINAI. COMPLAINTS.-A new method
- of treating Spinal Diseases Curvature Of the Spine
and Spinal Weakness, without pain suffering 90 thc
patient however young feeble, is now successfully
practicod hy DIR. j. A. WOOD, at his office, No. 30
Washington Street. Boston. at his residence, Marlbo-
ro' Hotel.
Having examined the Sorpcntinc Spring Apparatus
used by Dr. w. A. Wood in thc treatment of lateral cur
yature Of the Spine, recommend il efficient and
comfortable to the patient
HENRY J. BIGFfOW. NJ. d.. Prof Surg. Har, Uni
GEO. HAYWARD, NJ. d., Ex-Prof Surg. Hary. Uni
WINSLOW LEWIS. NJ. ID.
J. Y. c. SMITH. NJ d., Mayor Of Boston
JOHN W WARREN, NJ. b. Boston, July, 1854.
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No. rs.
1900 f. | l-2 inch plank.
No.li.
co feet PA cherry plank,
Il-3 10 feet long, 23 10 feet
long.
80 feet l1-2 inch cherry
plank, l-6 l3 feet long, sc
no fect long.
1000 feet rs inch chcrry
boards. Do feet long; all VI
(which must be son, strait
grained stuff
No.ii.
GO feet Of birch plank.
"A lfinch thick. 10 feet long.
- feet Of birch plank,
D 20 inch thick. II feet long.
.All OF which must bee free
from knots and straight
lFruucd.
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4 N artioles-Saes iumense--prohts large-only -
required. Address enclosing stamps,
l96Ws j. L. -. Harmony, X. l.
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5000 feet two inch plank,
No. @.
5000 fcctl1-2 inch hoor
plank. from ~ 10 rs q. long.
No. 10.
1900 feet ll-2 inch noor
plank, from ~ 90 No n. long.
Mo- IL
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- V. d CO. COPAL NARNlSHES,
-. Manufactured by srIMsON, VALENTINE a
CO., IS Broad Street Boston. Al the Mechanics fair'
recently held in Boston, the committee Of which Dr. A.
YER MEDAL to S. V. & Co. for their Superior Var
nishes.
A LADY who has been cured of great nor
" vous debility after many years Of misory, desires
10 make known to all sufferers the means Of relief
Address enclosing stamp TO pay return postage, Mrs
MARY T.. DEWITT, Boston, Mass, ana the pfescriI-
ton will be sent free by next post
UNO THE MARRIED OF BOTH SEAES.
| And those contemplating marriage, valuable inor-
nation will be furnished free Of charge. Address Dr.
MONTGoMERYs MEDICAL AGENCY, HaNermi
Mass. loom
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DEAFNESS CURED, however caused
~ Letters addressed TO Dr. BoARDMAN, - SUFFOLK
Place Boston, answered Remedies sent by express.
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bADICAL IVKE OF KUFII KE.-Jr,
III G.. HEArON No p, Exeter Place Boston, de-
inform those interested that he continues to cure
Hernia Rupture In all It's forms. lie also attends 10
the treatment and cure OF Nanoocolo, Hydrocoo, Dis
cases Of the Urinary and Uterine Organs.
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% a1rintrrs.

variety of
BOOK AND JOB TYPE,
an the articles requisite for complete printing Office
and the utmost pains taken 10 answer orders with
promptnoss and fidelity.
PROFITS CELEBRATED PRINTING INK,
kept constantly hand, and type from other foundrot
furnished ON the same terms our own @''um
EDWARD pELouzE IONS A. ROOMS, DAVID NArsoN an,
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NO SCHOOL TEACHERS AND SUPER

WARNINGS ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE,
CA Book for young Famers--with questions prepared
for the Of Schools) at the low price Of S32 per hun
ded-2j copies at the ratio Copies for examina-
store. S. NJ. WALTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
Gueeial Motiffs.

-. Candidates for Police Justice Of the saN.s .
E.iieiaI District Eighteenth and In,NIFT.
r,IEKE the regular Democratic DoniDe', an nto d
IN KIkLY, the Republican eAsdds'e M CLnanh
80, ell Known to the pubic hsviss Lied 'he onice
period With sdvsnass 70 the pubic .na s.'a' 70 Dn
~ mot. .oD he lawyer Of some standins and his
Isn5 and .bSi.y are beyond doubt W. KELLY, the ne
L,kan nominee is highly Ie'p-0~oe ie0.
o,,, bnndr,d thousand dollars Whether these qnAlL
a. him for be position Of Police Justice iss question
o. electors 10 decide highly respectable feed dealer
tho fstteps horses admirably, nay make very inocu-
Ju,ce Tie right for the Tigo; place. evidently sp
be M CLARKE, the regular Democratic nominee.
WIZ AN ELECroR OF THE DISTRICT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
Boots an6 Shoes.

OIs0 DOUBLE SOLE, WATERPROOF
6 II IN sEWED BOCTa NOV kEAry, ~
JSKIHf Ne Ann 81, MAE TEE kutArh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-01
Srotsrlss an6 prouisioHs.

NEW CROP oOLoNG TEAS; ,v FAMILY !, y
~ FLOUR, Provisions; &c &c, and Youns HISa Tsss
Cofe. rev Rssns Siss Currsn.s and gro ~ e -.
WHISTLES which they selling o. 70" prices "' ss'S
Noe. go and 4ss GTsslviehH
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-06
The nond-street Murder..

The investigation into the murder Of
DIR. Harvey Burdell terminated Satur-
day last, when the jury returned YER
dict I" that the said Harvey Burdell. on
the 30th day Of January. 1857, at No. 81
and came to his death by being stabbed
in various parts of his body with dag
ger or other sharp instrument and the
Jurors believe from the evidence, and
therefore find, that Emma Augusta Cum
ningham and John ]. Eckle were princi.
pals in the said murder and that they
further find that George Vail Snodgrass
either Joined the said Emma Augusta
Cunningham and John J. Eckel in the
commission Of The said murder, or was an
accessory thereto before the tact. coun-
selling. aiding or abetting the said Emma
Augusta Cunningham and J. j. Eckel to
commit the said murder; and they further
find that Augusta Cunningham and Hell
en- Cunningham. daughters of the sud
Emma Augusta Cunningham, being in
the house No. 81 Bond street, where the
said murder was committed. have some
knowledge of the facts connected with
the said murder. which they have con.
cealed from the jury, and that it is the
duty of the Coroner to hold them for the
future action of the Grand Jury"
The result was arrived at from the fact
that o man named Farrell was brought
forward on tuesday who testified that on
the night Of the murder he was passing
through Bond-street. and stopped on the
stoop of DR.. Burdell's house to tie his
shoe string. While thus engaged man
(supposed to have been Bur, elI) passed
up the stoop and let himself into the
house. About two minutes after Farrell
heard cry of murder within the house,
and then. u heavy fall. Immediately af-
ter man in his shirt sleeves opened the
door and looked out. asking the witness
roughly what he did there. Farrell de>
scribed the position in which his hands
were while addressing him, and which
was found to correspond exactly with the
bloody marks upon the door and frames
work. When brought into the room
where Eckel was kept, he pointed him
out among number Of others as the
man who came to the door.
On Saturday Snodgrass was again pla-
ced on the stand and asked if he had re-.
Gently purchased dagger: he denied
doing 80 positively. A Madame Alviset.
doing business IN Broadway. was then
brought up and Unidentified Snodgrass as
a man to whom she had sold q dagger
two days previous to the murder. A 81.
milar weapon was produced and was
found to correspond with the cuts in the
Doctors shirt. On the rendition of the
above. the whole of the parties were com.
mitted to the Tombs.-Martinsburg Re,
publican.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-06

placed at the entrance of every street, and
The ground is bare around the town for a
distance of two hundred yards. As to
provisions, they are getting very scarce;
the soldiers would all desert il they could,
and they will at the first opportunity
They ,despise theirioficers. except Walks
err. whom they all fear. and some hate.
The allied forces are estimated at from
5000 to 6 900. They are getting every
day more skillfnl and energetic. They
have a certain number of Frenchmen.
Germans, and Americans among them !;
and this explains. to certain exteat, their
bravery in the last encounters.
The N. Y. Herald contains q list Of
many of those killed in battle, or who
have died Of wounds or disease within the
last three months. Among them are the
following: Capt. E. F. Russell. Lieuts.
Hail. Hyer. and Sewer. Among the
mortally wounded are Col. Jaques, Col.
Leonard and Capt. Johnston.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-06
For the Rooster.

Mr. EDITOR II have seen several com
munications in your paper recommending
number Of gentlemen for seat in the
next Virginia House of Delegates.
have no disposition to underrate any of
those gentlemen. Under ordinary cir
cumstances. any Of them would do, but
there are many reasons why prefer ans
other man at this time; that man is Da-
vid D. Wilkinson, Esq. of Bridgeport
Mr.. Wilkinson is not inferior in intellect
to any other candidate before the people
for this Office, and he is as we'll informed
in regard to the wants of the State, and as
able TO represent our interests. Besides
all this he is sound Democrats Demo.
crat from principle. and never faltered
when that rascal Sam went prowling
through the country and caioled many
professed Democrats into his dark caverns
and scared other SO that they were afraid
to oppose him. Mr.. Wilkinson was new
or afraid, but always opposed Know No.
thiugism.
He is now a Magistrate, and has al
ways given the people the greatest salts
faction. He is a native of this county,
and was born and raised in this county
among us, and knows what we want. l
think the people. and especially the De-
mocratic party Of Harrison county, ought
to elect him to this office.
ARTISAN.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-06
Further from Nicaragua.

New York. Feb. 2l.-The steamer,
Tennessee, has arrived from Aspinwall,
via San Juan and Key West, bringing $50
passengers and $3.50, 900 10 specie.
The English ship Meteor. from Mobile
for Liverpool. had put into San Juan in a
leaky condition.
the river with Lockridge. and took pc.
stion opposite the enemy at SeriPipague.
Col. Lockridge had made all his arrange>
ments, and the attack was to be made on
the day the Tennessee left. Lockridge's
force was stated at $50 men, and that OF
the Costa Ricans at 300 men.
The accounts of affairs at Rivas and
ST. George. between Henningsen's COM
mand and the Costa Ricans differ from
that brought by steamer Texas. In a
fight near Rivas, Capt. Phinney was kill
ed, and the Americans suffered other loss.
es, but it does not appear which party
was victorious. Henningsen's attack on
St. George, was with 400 men, the enc
my having, as was stated, 1900 men. At
ter several hours fighting Henningsen is
said to have retired with an inconsider-
able loss, excepting that several Of his of>
fcers were MORALLY wounded, including
Col. Jarnes and Maj. Dusenbury. The
Costa Ricans' loss was supposed to be
great. General Bosquet was killed.
At the last accounts the Nicaraguans
had drown off from and were in the vi
entity Of Granada. awaiting the arrival Of
ammunition from Greytown.
AT the last accounts from Walker, da-
ted February Sd, he was at San Juan del
Sur with 800 men. He had established
his head quarters at Rivas, and was con-
centrating all his forces there. amounting
to 800 men.