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,Iuii. l.io.n M the Pnst-OAice.

Al Mas q! 80 tomorrow. tSnndsyi ai........ Z T. ~
IN. Pos. ace viii Close Monday, Dec 10 it, ~ ui'
Per CIress Brsin and thu Continent, BY -.eGurF
CITY of Cork saturday, Dec. 2'............'' l5 p ~
Zoo Cui. nd the West Indies, by s,oaine' Liberty
S,iur.ay. Dec T. 80
Cor We aourle. Australia, by steamer NerTh Amer .
S.flrlfy, Dee. v u'
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FIRE IN BgSYNAg.sr.-LoSs about s'E".V'"'
Las, nigIs at ae0u; hha$sa ten o'clock NE oT0''
o1t !, the i've story store No IS BeekmanS'' Nu'c"
DESTROYING ths balldng. seriously damaged the 'u's
nalo.ppS Va 81 and also No, 50 on the first fc's.
No. . was occupied by J. i. Hssey Co., BIC
tiou.ers in hardware. who loss soue SSSoo" CIV a'
insured for sl5c0I The second floor vas occupied o'
Glenn CO., dealers in hardware, whose ioss WIZ ~
ahou. sls.0D. The third aoor, occupied oy fos'es
Turner. suffered to tie amount Of tioo" iao 0u"D'
Ing was valued at e,5,Gn
No. 81, occupied on the lower door oy hife'' SUI
Mace on the second by John H. Scott and on tho opp"
floors b, Edwsrd Barsss Co. 81 dealers In hsr'"'i'
and cutlery Their oss will amount in tho ses'esss
to e.oooo while The building suffered to the amoaa'
tla. 900
No. S. .easntsd BY GoOdpow 3 hansen. who ''ss OF
waser g. oo while the whyplo File Co. IN the nppe'
..oy,,, t,e Go ooo The osuse Of the Srs geEnows
hr, an emuloyS of Hsisey a Co, named y. " rarsH
that thc Are Arst heard burnne IN she upper
.,cry and he cav II AL on the skyiights. 49,
Cs:tsin De Camp Of tbs Second Precinct VII ~
o6o1sv ofs euslnsd u much praso fos thsr sues" ~
sfessryiDx order and sAsiss sseseGw.
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1fnstrond DSsastrY.

CLLYftNSn. Friday. Dec -, l'.f-
The mail train going east on The Cleveland
sud Pittsburgh Railrsd brb tlyogsh tho brids. q:
Hudson THE morning Six mea were k.i!c1 No par.
tcalsD yot.
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fousd Guilty.

ALBl:;Y. friday Dee. - ises-
George T.. Gordon. whose trial for ,hc murder
n Nv. en- Thompson Now. YorA castle buyer has been
In progress here ls yp,k. iovnd sii,y by tho Nry
'"dsy III. ngrlcr was committed ri ibe Wesi Al
bsDy cat;!..y er,is an tbs evening II Sept. H..
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RRoM TIE ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC
All Qmies-Descrtevs.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or rHS PoroMAc,
vU.dnaadav Ikpo ~ lstA

Wednesday, Dec 81. 1854. )
There Is nothing Of interest tranSpring In this
department.
The enemy keep mp their fire. but not so petsisssntly
a, formerly on tho canal at Dutch Gap. Very few
casuaties occur. owing the precautions taken to
avoid the shells.
For tho week ending tie 18th inst Que hundred anu
eighty dcserters from the Union armies had reached
Richmond. They would bs forwarded N tho border
70 star. fot thsir homes on blockade runners
w. ID. MEG.
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Marine Disasters.

The schooner Fanny Mitchell, Of ST. tieoret,
Ne lumber ,aisp, Tor Providence went asaors ~
Race Point PTovincetown. on the night Oh 'ne ia 'i'
Crow ssyod ,r Fat.
The schooner Odd Fellow, Gore, Of and nom hs',
mort for Boston. with ish run Into 1 the nenI !"
IN. I'D inst, by The schoonsg Star OF tho sea- nsuI 81
l,ud Light aud sunk IN four fetheLs 81 vsler %
was Owned in EssiIur IS TINS register. IL years "o'
and not Insured. Cargo insured
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Troop. Gsi.y to tho Canadian Frontier

Boston. Friday, prc. - l&t.
Company A, heavy artillery, LEFT Fort Warren
to-day Tor toat;er service Their destination P!ats
hats y. y.
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To CcrrespDndcats.

m. nate c,n be taken OF Anony Comnrn atoms
NNt4v-t intended fcr inse,h Inrs, be attLeh Htea
iV . ais sdifeas OF the wrto-no' necessarily ~
t.ai.,i.on but ~ = guaranty Tor his COCO !s4t1. zoe
Aab s. iers iris osoe should DO eddsessrdto Lac
TgffN Now-Yort-
We undefske 70 retufn eferf~d OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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poprL.R VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.

TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1865, which will
he published in q few days, will contain official
returns of the vote foe Presidential Electors
from Dcerlv every State in the Union. In con-
sequence Of the early meeting of the Electoral
Colleges, Il WIS impossible TO get in all the re-
turns in some of,the large Western Statos, Such
as Missouri, Iowa, the Michigan Peninsula,
Minnesota, &C.. but these deficiencies arc
trivial, and make no difference in The
relative proportion Of the vote. Tho
aggregate vote, ~ actually returned. is
3,o5;, 7O2-say j. o00, 900, including such as vcre
excluded BY being 100 late. Of those duly re-
turned Tie respective candidates Had:
Abraham Lincoln. .......-.-.S, s5,1Vs
George Bgipton Mcclellan. s7J,2cO
Majority lGr I.inoon....-..- fO7,So1
Taking the entire popular vote III all the
states entitled tos voice. We may put I'ncoln's
clear majority at ErUG HUNDRED AND FIFTY
TyorsAvp. The vote ia detail ESTIMATING
Oregon) il a4 follows, comparing with tine
salnc State, IN 800:
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Lucoins mni. ~ AIiL'ncIa u'lJ i'''"'V
Whoio vote IN 1850, 3sC266 ia I5ci estimating
.lat 10, coru,e) a"Hooo increase, 50. The en-
the vote Tor Presidcn' l>Gc Including MI The S,th'
ern Staies va. l. 6-g lg3.
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sabicc;ion 2" Evidently Mr.. Ponder does not
coupr, bend the matter.
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BARGAIN AND rALE."

III. gorit, we believe. wa gully ~ The
mingled inpcriinence and falschood embedded
IL tine folloYiug paragraph:
"Tho,s most intimate with the pgrp sss OF tie Ad'
m.nisratlon INSIST that P'a'c, iro4fors rad O. Henry
j. Raymond r1u, b. iGdl,cd BY has aploln1 io
the French Mission
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pvsRKTHRs

John Smith. VIM. Miller. and Geo. Bradley.
~ q tho Finh New Hampshire Volunteers. were 10
hsyc seeE hung to-day for tesc.tlon-
pLoCKApg-K sSHR suSS.
The hlockade-runner PetrI ASes driven ashore
Dr. COR gnuboai.a nj New Inlet tho 18th. "a. fired
.pou sunk then broken ap by the gaia Cargo otsrIns
and ammunition gOn".
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Tho weather continues bad.
"Wo arc abls to bod - Wilmington"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-14

Paine Flying rsA. Clara Nsrrieh, and steamer LOCUS
KEY WEST. March 2s-Arr bark wall. Cashier. n
York
kARRA0ANsErr. RI, April i2-Ar schr Horace L. -,
EzabelhpOrI
NEW LONDON, April l2-Arr schr Russlns oeer.
EYox SD ,Shr Actor, Allen. Key West -
new HAVEN. April - Arr schrs Gen Armstrons Sco
Brsinard. Clark. Esabethperl and Pauline, Chapman;
sloop LexiAgtnn Reynor Cid schrs Treat kennArd,
Mayagnex Wheat sbeaf, Ezabethport: N Mesefoc 90;
MADDEN, 20, and James Bolton NYork; sloop justice
FORT ROYAL, SC, March 3i-Arr sehrs Sophia Wilson,
Novel; Philadelphia Clark. Clark, do Lewis Chester,
somers, DO Sidney Tyler Conover. do April John
,nsmsn; banss, d. 9TH Abigail Haley, Robbins do and
Cid April T. schrs Ellwood Doran Jgrvis Phade phia
saila keliy Nfork 9th Jane Baker, Wilson, Philade
phls saiie Akfas, Godfrey, do; Ahcl Cassidy NYOk
Napoleon, soper. do, and Rachael Miller Baker, Phla
delpha
PHILADELPHIA. April l2--Arr bark Annie, Chase, New
York, brig ska Brown, Barbados via Sombrero schrs
Blow, Emers Neuvitas, bound to NYork; Geo kiburn
buco; Our Union NickeIson. 8 Pass; Annie Norton
Prce Fort ROYAL; brig Bruno and Mare tHam Bope Rio
aneiro sohrs Trade Wind Hill Saco; Ephraim and Anna,
D'e Salem Revenue Candy Roxboroueh: Deborah Jones,
Iaiem froyidence Rachael Jane Roath Norwich Joseph
PROVIDENCE, April l2-An steamers King6sher Nye,
NYork; Pelican Walden, EYork schr Chase. Mills. Ron
tucket; Mary Bayles Croton, NY. Below schrs w W
Branard, Peudleton, Ehlabethport; Avail Carter do i
Curtis Crowel, do; New Reguns Grow son. do Tnns Bo.
dine Bunce do Orlando Smith, Fowler iIaverstraw NY
behpor Sid scnrs Charles Moore lngerso Philadelphia;
C Ericsson futile, Nyork
TARPAuLIN COVE. April 2-Arr steamer Oriental New
Orleans for Boston.
wAREHAM, April TO- Arr schrs Angler, Besse Newark:
Moaslle Young NYcfk. Sid 9th. schrs Hannibal Went.
worth. Nfork llth, Lamartine, Quincy, do.
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Port OF New York. Aprn 10, 1864.

CLEARED.
Steamship Ocean Queen, nnkepaugh, Asrinwaii-D
steamship Roanoke Drew, Naturalization. Heineken
Steamship Geo Cromwell. Post, New oreans-H Crcm.
ship Beividere Jackson San Francisco-R N Cooley.
ship star Of the West, Perry. LTerpoois Thompson
shir Calhoun, Page. Lverpool-sporord. TIeston Co.
Bark Daniel (BT sPearwater Maianoros--G wbeewrish;
Sris Marta dam, hanson, Rio JaneroFunch Reincke
Big Conflict tBr). Hand. Malanham-H Corning.
Brs Jonn GBr}; Johnson M M eager.
Brig Excelsior (Br) Prudden, Hamilton Bsrnuds-Me
Brs Victoria Ursula OBJ Lenor ST Johns NFJ Dsaley
schr John Nelson tBr) Nelson. Maitland, Ns-J Whit.
Brie johanna (oldenbursl Peters. Baiimore-Gsrrss 4
schr milton Badger Denton s. Kit,s--J v Hubbard
ssr ( Glover Herman Kew Nest-Benner / Brown
schr stssessTnan Niekerson Bsimore-Merri Aoboi;
srbr senator faalkner boston -
ss s sms MS" NdM paSqn Fc so hs wao
Eesrner NJ stevens. Chance Balumsre
ARRIVED
seamshiv Pima Brl Michigan. Liverpoci March 20 and
Iaie March 80 y PM INSIDE Il ne Bell suoy passed
s NY A Fle % sqapd u ~ a.
hence for Liverpool 6h AZ 81 AN a1 45 O. lon = IL
seaman Tor Montreal = = - Z = . ~ ~
Steamship Eagle. ADAMS, Hsrana. April el Pm, with
ndse and passengers 10 SpoGord, Tieson Co llth Inst
sSPh lat 81 3 Ion 70 IS spoke Us gunboat Grand Gulf
ssP Z Canada CBS,. csmmnser LyerpqGl 2. dsys
sG a.. ass s ss:a 20 March e with
GO g. fa s as &C. SS 2 I Ta qs a
ssip araadis Ho Van Br,epey Liverpool q days for
Sos,on Pat z Tor repnrs having broken ruader stove
cons,lped ID VIM salem 20 = 80 1'''ss :
SIR Martha (Prus, Lewen, London, 70 days with ndse
shis Mary Fry, IBl. Fry Bristol; p DAYS With railroad
and hNE gales date, large black ship, apparently
hfr n Rich Ygnd Mel CarGiH dsvr
stip Guuon tFrl, Conau Bordeaux n days with wacs
S . fsass ns G wsad foIS dsss xs w
roson wi9 PAP org Maria, broke iioboom ana received
sag Bsseis Z. rec9, IFrl Jsray, lsrssiles 60 days
sop Hsrpe~e Rogers, Mon,evideo 81 days via 81 Tho
re. z. day, T. ballast q Adses Has 6eeu J. days Of
Tom 81 IS split sails. &c of Haiteras while reeane
sp cae, !. Nov yors IA. io ~ o lsas
iii 81 Assecur .pok. eeane Ironsses renee for For,
SIR rapFaard Russell New Orleans II aays with rndse
Az Csr Hsps fsS & S e P"s aeS
He 5sqso' sISn Va, S lou ~ VIZ ss g oges
$50 G.. &c. 4 Bunch, yeineke wend, Fc6 III ia "a
keto ,he Marc9 10 !, = g 10 g e spese B sir sy
T. ~ - e spoke schr Argue from New o Tor
Hss queen o. The SEES tBr,. Ross rooehow, 2o DAYS
&c. ~ sa,s y s9pds sn rs sss,ee = he,etA se6 y
Narct a. 4 IN ~ a awa ~ sisager sleerings 70
fo ,or ~ 4 Nc sssgy fsd SM s1ss p
d,,s eiii wes tc e funsT Neinet. weed. ia, rs,n
On ne March 81; stove bssarsd. broke bee
rsTF sf,sbeta Cam RI Fan. Ar6sossan 4 day viii
;fot a. i EdIn.stor Bros Ead het-y wether sprung
o. otmas 90 ,nain i9rgasn,aas. eoss .1,%aka
sch.s 4. Eeaiston Bros spit sei.s ,, 49,, .
o. s', r. X 4 az ss',' = Ba,5 Hneisn
ne weather stove tulwnrkp a.
rgrs Llss camulog Monterdso, q dau y tahaf-
par fecanS filaiI Earo Gsnos So days with ;flli
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sItdssuD brctA. Cart xccan,y 81 he carGdGUion
be elc,i Yesterday for pleslttown ard Iiytruool
srAasn,r ocrAS oufrF. can Ink,clAagl, called gee
ieilav ior G,srnsalL
HattuA
b1pt MiRsvgh -sctr 1nia Gsparr Flax arrived yss
iedag rom pan rerous'Ist Inst at 30 AN pick
1toa. eoufaoi.g Cap GriRan Owe men, OF The
ARK defa cados for New winch been
s0u Ell tOlr .ftr. w wifi sbg Ate Bail outward
ttun1 the 81 iLs fltw tous olier boat and
see e 6oim posed tf Ft,' MsuUt osrbiiof tesouoouct
n " p s2t I ~ a4ply iioos AZ Az She eas oaded
wltb XII ~ Hoinsss and eoe9a Tie 9uHt ram
ever ID l-s We l at ittsstf. lgtd AL ahd owned ~
y Dv, ta
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Jersey CITY News.

CHARTER ELECTION JERSEY CITy.-The annual charter
election took place in Jersey City Tuesday, owing
70 the large number OF votes poed the canvassng
moi completed uut yesterday morning. Mr. Orestes
Cleveland the democratic nominee for Mayor, elected
oy majority Of three hundred and ortyone Mr.
Cornelius Van Worst the republican nominee fr Mayor
refused 70 accegt the nomination all along but on Tues.
oKy he came out 10 card declaring bis acceptance Of
the nomination The democrats also elected Water Com.
missioner, School Superintendent and three democratic
Aldermen OF five nominated The election proceeded
N very orderly manner except 10 instances
IN tbe town wards.
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THOMAS r. AGNEw. WHO II

THOMAS r. AGNEW, WHO is FAMED FOR SELL
i Ing Teas Cohees, Flour, Sugars. Molasses Syrups
Batter Aams, &C. &C. cheap for cash. has opened whole
sae department of his business right ac joining his retail
SO everybody can be supplied any quantity
Either families grocers wishing their money
should ut call and for themselves One price, Cash
emily Greenwich and Murray sreeiA
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MISCELLANEOUS.

METROPOLITAN FAIR.-SPLENDID AND GRAPHIC
1u Illustrations of the various objects of interest, "A
DEMORkSfS N. y. ILLUSTRATED NEWS. of this
tnow ready, besides valuable additions and splendid
proyements Three pages Of music and four pages
with the Indiana spendidy illustrated in coiors Do
fail to see this magnificent number Now ready Sold every
where.
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RESTAURANTS.

At THE ABINDDUN READtsG ROOMS NJ 10
II Abngdnr square h4ndscm ~ furnished Rooms to lei
10 rrrt4mpr NEEDS the opran nan ceatnr .rsr
pssse Egho and Beecaer ctr ssses pass
the nor.
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SHlPPING NE w s +.

ALMANAC
% .......rorn sc
suE eETs 81 HIGH WATER u
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JUST PUBLISHED.

LlFE OF GENERAL MCCLELLAN
THE LIFE, CAMPAIGNS. BATTLES, REPORTS AND
atS s5tfA n5aSriI Es SsS y ssTiHf ffS WI
W" AZ =;
THE WAR DEPARTMENT AND THE PRESIDENT IN
w. ~ s s%ii = mail. ;s.yss AXIS 81?
TO SOLDIERS, etc, up to The present time. New aud
% or e% e M sss so1 P.s q
SUPPLIED m Rsir he csS e Csns 30
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LIFE Sf fS 81 fsT ~ MAJOR GEN.
ERAL I; BENJhMis r BUrLEe The Hero q New or
sss and North carOlps also commss'CeSr fe the En-
coy Agents Supplied atsl 75s dozen or $2 90 h,H.
THE LIFE aNp rgBLIo SERVICES or MAJOR y GEN
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copy. Agents supplied at 81 70 q dozen or sl2 80 :
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I'VE LFs AND r0BIiG SERVICES or Moor Gen \.
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sEeARs AND TOBACCO.

CrGtRe-AT Tue LOWEST POSSIBLE f.1gn
- prices y. tn New yorV seeW Natnfactifinr Gcnis
panv o CHEEKS Agent, 10 Murray street $1,000
various grades on safe
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
T IPE or PRESIDENT LINCOLN
IL IL published this day.
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THE
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PUBLIC SERVICES
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

AT rRgtoRs AcADBMrIs-THg CLOSING sol.
n rees Of ne .eason WI iase pace ~ 'oiows 6i es
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AZ 81 south hgtt street Brooklyn. 4. d., ou Eo1asy
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Thirty cent premium paid for Przes Information
nshed The highest rates paid for Douooons and all kinds
Of Gold ana Silver TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers
is Wall street. New YORK
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sEE SUPPLEMENT sHEET
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18th Steamers northern Light Mount Jas Green
hhts Helen thti0n, rlleu Austin, Gratitude, Alien Pa
rtrss telegraph International nrt0n orient trye
Vincent Brli ectf Tara Holmes
Jtb--Stcsmers H.c,a Ocean Queen, Roanoke
III us9tINE
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THE LECTURE SEASON.
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, sc

Att BLEECKER STREET YOu CAN OBTAIN Is
"A per cent more for Diamonds Watches. Jewelry, S.
yer Plate, Guns Pistols Dry Goods. &c B-AIso Pawn.
brokerS tickets bought for the above articles.
AT 600, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEwELRY SILVER
"A Plate, Guns Pistols a., bought II will pay 50 per
cent than can be obtained al other place In the
city B.-Also Pawnbrokers Tickets wanted for the
above arc o. ~ the same rate. GO Broadway corner Of
Houston street, up stairs room5
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-07-06
For the Newsdealer
JOHN STAFFORD. i}N 90 sa

John Spafford came 70 Cambridge in
May, 1888, cleared two acres Of land and
planted it to corn, which was nearly all
destroyed in the fall by being over-Aowed
by the waters of the Lamoille river. He
built him a log house in the summer, COW
ering it with bark. After gathering his
corn, be went back. to Picrpont, N. H., in
November, and got his family, which con-
sisted of wife and two children. q q =
His house was small, with no windows,
and bed.quilt was used for . door the
first winter. His nearest neighbor was
IN jericho. distance fi20 miles, and
the Hazen road in Crrftsbury was the
nearest road. The next summer. Amos
Fassctt, Stephen Kingsley. John Fasset'
and Samuel Montague came from Ben
nington, and Noah Chittenden from Ar
Ilington. and settled around Mr.. spafford
|.--shsir Arms All joihiDg sseh other. IN
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-07-06
&usiutss Gar0s.
Hotels.

Hotels.
TTNION HOUSE, Johnson, VT, r. II. Smith
y Proprietor. Stages leave this House north
and south Daily. rs
NJ0RRISvILI.E HOUSE, Morrisville, Vt, R..
vi 0. Spauding, proprietor. The proprietor
hopes to be able to make the traveller feel at
home. IA
NREEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Wolcott vt,
u X Day, proprietor. This heuse has been
fitted up and additions and improvements made
during the last season, so that the proprietor
feels confident that he make the traveller feel
at home. -5 .. ~
4 MEXICAN HOUSE, Hyde Park, Vt. ]. A.
~ Child, proprietor. Horses and carriges for
co veyance to any part of the country always in
readiness. Also horses and carriges to let. III
VILLAGE HOTEL, Hyde Park. Vt. J. 1.
\ Nesmith, Proprietor. aa. atss.
VILLAGE HOTEL. Waterbury, VI, Jeremiah
Brown, proprietor
TLMoRE POND HOUSE. Elmore VT. A. W.
L. Averill, proprietor. Conveyances to any
part of the county on short notice.
4 MEXICAN HOUSE, St. Adams vt, s. G..
N Field, proprietor. l3
EDEN HOUSE, Eden Mills. VT. G. W. DEMO,
L. proprietor, 30
IRASBURGH HOUSE. Irasburgh Vt, by r..
/ W. Nye. Stages leave this house daily for all
railway stations. Horses and carriages to let. 81
nUBBELIiS HOTEL, wolcott, VT, Justus
ii Hubbe. proprietor, on the stage road to
Irasbu,gh. Conveyance to any part of the coun-
ty vn short notice. "a
EDEN HOTEL, Eden Corners, VT, J: Har-
T. rington, proprietor. Good Accommodations
for man and beast. Y.....,
HOODRIRH'S HOTEL, Stowe I.ower Village)
" VI, D. Goodrich, proprietor. AZ
VILLAGE HOTEL, West Albany, VI, A. B..
Shepard Proprietor. 30
EAGLE HOTEL. by H. p Seeger, Cambridge
Boro'., Vermont. AZ
HOTEL, Albany Centre, Vermont, w. HOW
l ard Proprietor. This il good place to stop:
once knew dinner for four. with good cup OF
tea got up in ten minutes. ED. SO ''.'.
NEsTOvER'S HOTEL. Waterville. VT, s.
' b. Westover, proprietor. ..