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Beat leave Burlington going South at 1919 A.
II. and g'5 r. NJ. going North al A. VI, and
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A New York reporter, giving an account OF
verv select and recherche dinner party gwen IN
Fifth Avenue, recently, does It up IN poetry
and closes his account with the following feeling
stanZa-
But strange to say whate'er did pass,
Was It soup. FISH. tsrts or filters.
Between each course they quatied glass
OIL VI. 0. X. Bitters.
Pinkertou's Wshoo and Calisaya Bltters are
the best appetizing agents in theworld- Try them,
dyspeptics. and you will be convinced. W4'W2
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DFwaREOF COUSTEBFEtTs AND UNPRIN-
ID ciplod dealers enderoriD- 70 dispose q their
own and other preparation. ~ the reputation a.
tanned by Helmbold's Genuine PreParstions-
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NV NnRH. AInv Ii

NEW 1ORE. MAY Is.
The TriJime's Washington dispatch says :
The War Department has the bill introduced
IN the rebel Congress, by Curry of Ala, pro
yIding for retaliation TOR the emancipation
proclamation, claiming that the measure was
Legitimate warfare, and authorizing in re-
talati0n, the putting U death of prisoners
of war, using poisoned weapons, and the
rlghttO assa>sInate.
The Herald Washington despatch says
The President has under consideration the
new Amnesty Proclamation announcing what
classes Of rebels are t. be held for treason.
INV AogE, May l..
TIE Hera'd's Chester. :. C. correspondent
announces the arrest Of the rebel Gov Vance
of y. g. ana Gov. Magrath o! :. {. l. Icing
pursued by ogr cavalry.
zen. Johnston requested remission 70 %
u canada but was refused
Admiral Semmes, Capt Darlington and
other rebels are said 70 bee IN route a. some
lone island in the Pacific
Inc WoriES Washington dispatch SAYS
the President has respited Muliigan and
BJwies,th tie Indiana c,nspirat1rs.
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\ HAIR PREPARAuoS.-We call attention to
the advertisement in another column Of Hairs
Sicilian Hair Remover. 1t Is said to be su-
perior article.
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Nptemdid List Of articles,

AL TO be sold for ONE DOLLAR Zach
ID, Gents Gold Hunting ace wstches,i5l to $50
30 La1iss' Gold and Euameled Case ,- -,
400 Gents Hunting Case Silver Watches IS 70
2Jo Diamond Rims, Ivy
5000 Gold Vest and Neck Chains u 80
s,oal Gold oval Band Bracelets,
1000 Chased Gold Bracelets, iJ
300 Chatalaine Chains and Guard chains ~
500 Solitaire and Gold Brooches, Do
2OOO Lava and Florentine Brooches
2.OlO Coral, Opal aud Emerald Brooches:
1000 Mosaic, Jet, Lava ,snd Fiorentine Tar
Drops.
i,nno California Diamond Breast Pins, go " 10
snOl Gold Fob aud Vest Watch X Us iF''
I. 600 Fob and Vest Ribbon Slides. lA
so00 Sets Sleeve Buttons studs, etc,
3n0n Gold Th'mhles, Pencils etc,
5000 Miniature Lockets,
sGp Miniature Lockets-Magic Spring. d" 20
500 Sold Toothpicks, CrOs'es, etc.
500 Plain Gold Rings,
500 Chased Gold Rings,
-na stone Set and Signet Rings, go io
5000 California Diamond hngs'
200 Sets Ladies' Jewelrv-Iet ano v'l9' l'
5000 SETS Ladies Jewelry-Cameo, Pearl
etc, -
mn cold Pens, silver Extension- Holders
8 mn cod Pens q Gold Mounted Holders.
5.oOo Gold Pens and Extension Holders le
s0o1 silver Goblets and Drinking CUPS, -
900 silver Gators, y. ~
700 silver F uit and Cake Baskets 10 Z"
1 .o,a Dozen silver Tea Spoons. $40 to -
l.ce' lsnle spoons fViHs' q
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the subscriptions 70 other Loans. II H0r seems
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NV NnRK. Nav |

The H-ral5's Washington dispatch says,
The correspondence between sherman and
Halleck when made pubhr, viii show that
Halieck rendered the hospitality OF bis house
10 Sherman. who declined it. saying he had
hoped to pass through Richmond without the
painful necessity OF meeting him, adding,
your advisory dispatch To the War Depart
ment l. a sufficient explanation" Halleck
replied. saying if Sherman knew the feeling
Ia Washington in reference TO the agreement
with Johnston, he would appreciate the no
tive "fthe dispatch, and assured him Of his
kind feelings and admiration Of his : ryIces.
Sherman responded that ne understood the
circumstances and the men sufficiently 10 ap-
precia,e the motive, adding, +" both you and
Mr. stanton sent me warning TO beware Of
aessssIns did not then know that the Of
ferere Of the warning Were themselves the
assess'ns mad TO fear
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-{s-State Rooms secured on Lake Champlainp
auT Hudson River by Telegraph.
Tickets good until used Il Baggage checked
through.
rtRE IS LOW 4, nv Any OTHER ROUTE.
TIL. TGH TICKETS can be procured 40 all the
PRINCIPAL stations of tle Vermont Central and
ogIer.,bur.l Rail Roads General Oiicc, west side
Court Hau-c square, Burlington, VI On board
T,Ee CIamtisiu steamers. On board Lake Ontario
steamers . and DO Sew YORK AZ Hudson River Rail
road Deiots. Harlem Railroad Depot-. On board
Nisht steamer ON board Day steamers and al
Uniuu Depot. Troy
-, -.---. L a ~ L, ~, II IT,
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.HOre and .H0re Desirable.

.HOre and More Desirable.
The Rebellion is suppressed, and the Govern
ment has already adopted measures 70 reduce ex-
penditures a rapidly possible to peace footing
thus Withdrawing from market borrower and
purchaser.
This is the THE ONLTLOAN IN MARKET now
offered by the Government and constitutes the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OFTHE PEG
PIE.
The seyen-Thirty Notes re convertible on their
maturity, at the option Of the holder, into
Us. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD-B RING NDS.
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q

INV YoRK, May l..
Gold sold this afternoon at 1904
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UABERsTROH NEEDHAM.
FREsco PAIS1ERs and Imitators OF Wood Marble
Solicit orders for painting and decorating Church
&c, Public Buildings and Private Residences
Rooms SOS Washington ST., Boston.
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SIN UMBRELLAS.

wANTED.-Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn and
Burkwheat for which cash will be paid at the hes
market rates.
GEO. P. WOODS CO
q. r. Woops.
PC. kENSEDT.h
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Subscriptions Re'eirof and N11rffa'
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Trgsf Tr7f-r .N1irt, National Bank Votes
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with ,,.-gsi interest and ais,
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G. A. SUMNER. Cashier
burlington w. ApI" - '''''
WHY IHJUBE THy COMPLEXION BY POW
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I la 10 give. hriiIancy % the complexion
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OTIS III. WEED s. CO.,
Brattle St., Boston

Patentses and Manufacturers Of the latest i'm
proved, best and cheapest CARPET sWEEPERs'
EtorHFs WRIxGE Rs and STEEL SPRING BEDS. AgeHtf
,p1rfss in every city, TO whom liberal Inducements
will be offered.
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LIKE Chilli PL.II.r.
sI.r.mer i-ranger,ert.
EBER THs FREE .-E

TIE STEAMERS
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-, C,s,vFLL,s ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persons coz
SiAl " ~ Cbittenden. s. ed in tho estate
Dav5 CasWen late Of Hneshurgh IN sara Ds''''
deceased. GrFETryg.
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NEW YORK. Nav Is.

Ma TN. Dana has been removed from the
neIsrr'a' nt If Mississippi, ard zen. War
ren. late OF tie 9Th CorTs, put IN his place.
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taken ntLowEST RATES.

HIRAM TRACY. Gen. Agent
Gen ua.-e West Side Court House square.
Darlington "a Man D., i-Hr.
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Fiscal Agent q the United States, and pecIal
AGENT Tor jay Cooke, Subscription Agent will de-
, 1865-03-28
ETHEEE5 "AVTs"
TUESDAY, 2srn MARCH 1865.


We beg to call attention TO the gersta6f
Ivory articles manufactured by b.. Taylor of
London, specimens Of which can be seen at the
Store Of Mr.. P. Higgins in this town. These
highly finished articles are manufactured from
a nut growing in South America, and which
we conceive to be the identical nut found on
our sea coast, and known to our boyhood as the
sO-caIIed "sea-cocoanut." 1t is thus described
by Mr.. B. Taylor;
"This substance is the aIbumcn (periSperm)
of the seed Of a small species of palm growing
in the valleys of the Andes, whence it is now
imported in very considerable quantities into
this country. HUMBOLDT first drew attention
to its hardness and wilderness, and the uses to
which it is employed by the Natives of the dis
tricts in which it grows. 1t is called the Mig
gers'head Tree, on account of the form and
size OF the large black drupaceous fruit in which
the seeds are contained. The fruit consists Of
several cells, in each of which is contained four
seeds. The seeds are covered by a tough f.
brous tesla, which, on being removed, exposes
the albumen, which represent the soft meat of
the Cocoa-nut and the seeds of other palms.
At one end of the seed is a little cell, in which
is enclosed the embryo, which seems to germi-
nate without etfeCting any change in the c0ndi-
ton Of the hard mass by which it is surrounded.
This is not the only palm whose seeds are hard
enough for the uses Of the turner, although the
only one which is employed extensively for this
purpose. The botanical name of the plant
yielding these seeds is P~1ytezcpAas MacrocarpQ,
and the order to which it belongs is that of
palme@. 1t is a good substitute for ivory, and
far Supersedes it in. colour, being of a delicate
transparent white. The Indians cover their
cottages with the largest leaves, and the En-
glish manufacture all kinds of fancy articles Of
the NUT
Mr., Taylor gained a Prize Medal in the Ex-
hibition in London in 1851 and again in 1862
for these beautiful articles.
Messrs. Orrin & Sebastian's Circus Company
arrived here on Saturday Evening and will per
form this evening for the first time. As viii be
seen by their advertisement, the Company viii
perform every evening including Saturday
evening, which will be the last performance.
From the patronage which this Company re-
ceived in st. Thomas, during a.stay of three
weeks, we venture to recommend their perform
ances as something worth seeing.
, 1865-03-28
Shipping intelligence.

ENTERED AT FEEDERiEsTFD
March 11,-En-lish schooner Jane, Clubhouse
st. Thomas, Ballast.
" 18,-Danish barque Malyina, Boagoo,
Christiansted, Import Cargo.
" 20,-Do. do. Flora, Petersen, Christian
sted, export Cargo.
CLEARED AT FREDERlEsTED:
March 16,-Danish barque G:rson, Hummer
lehn, Copenhagen, Sugar and Rum
-" 22,-EUgIish schooner Jane, Ootbouse'
New York, Sugar and Nolasscs.
, 1865-03-28

FIRE REpoRT.-March IL: Fire at Estate
Nicholas, about so acres of Caneland partly cut,
was burnt off; cause considered to be careless
ness'of a laborer with his pipe; he was repri-
handed by order of government on report from
the Brand Commission.
March 13: Fire at Estate Concordia West
End Quarter in a Nagass stack, considered to
be caused by a sparkle from the chimney
L. MONEFELDT,
Agent.
, 1865-03-28

THE undersigned having been IN
formed, that it is the intention
Of his friends to propose him as a
Candidate at the approaching cleo
ton for the Colonial Council, begs
with many thanks, to decline their
kind intentions, as from the state of
his health he finds himself quite I'M
able to undertake any addition to his
present business occupations.
st. Croix 9th March 1865.
JOH. JACOB LUND.
, 1865-03-28
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from 18th March to 21st March.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. KINGS IiII.
, 1865-03-28

CONCH PEARLS WANTED.
mERsoNs having a few desirable Conch
e Pearls for sale will find a purchaser by
addressing promptly J. B. Dunlop, Fred
eriksted.
, 1865-03-28
EprOCiama.

executed at this Office
with neatness and des-
patch.
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RAILRoAyDs.
TUITION BALTIMoRn ANDOHIo

~
" RAILROAD COMPANY,
WlfnTHeTon, Dooomber 10, 1884,
On and aflsr SUNDAY NIGHT Pc. Ie,
iest, Passenger Trains between washinston
TRAINS MOVING North. !.
HARRisBURa TRAIN Lave wAshington
S.is .. N. .AIIiye e gsltin9ts s.yo Z; n:
PHiA ExfRkss-Lssve washineton f.So a N.
SO ?. m. No ssisi@ors tisfet. sold.
rk N2 sA Ws.SiSEtoA As us a. n, top.
ping At way stations, eonnso,ing n Relsy with
The Mall Train for the West and reaching
No. s = NEW YORK MAIL TRAIN
Leave Washington Ills .. m. Arrive at Bal
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y -ISt s !, S:sSxIin.oHH Train AND WAY
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No.s.-BALTiMoRis COMBINATION AND
train stopF 81 Bladsnsburs, Beitsviile, Laurel,
and Annapolis Junction only.
No. 7. : BOSTON, ALBANY AND NEW
800 p. N. Arrive Al New York I % :. m. Mali.
aud passengers by this train connect with al
the early morning lines leaving New York ioI
the East, North and West No Philedelphin
is limited in capacity By Government orders,
No. s.GBALTiMoRE AND HARRISBURG
TRAIN-Leaye Washington s.i6 p. m. Arrive
:" No S !. % NEW y York, PHnApELPHIA
and WESTERN TRAiN-LeAye WAshingtor
At $50 .. m, stopping st Relay House FOL
Western pasaengers TO take Express TraiT
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PROPOSALS. FOR FORAGE.
CHIEF QUARTERMAITER's OFFICE,
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aI4ned for snpplyinR the United states QUA.
tern AstSr,a bspGrtinsnt, AT Wilmington, d.
O., Baltlmore, Nd, Alexandria, and Fortress
Monroe, Va, or either Of those plAoea, with
HAv, Corn, Oats, and straw.
bids Will be received Tor the delivery OF
g. 600 bushsla VI corn or oats and 90 tons OF hay
or HtraW aud upwArla,
BiddOrs nIhat state at which Of the above
named pointa they pTupose to make deliy.
cries, and the rates al which they will make
deliveries thereAt, the quantity OF each article
proposed TO be delivered, the time when said
deliveries shall be commenced, and when 10
be completed
The price must be written out IN words on
the bids,
Corn TO DO put up In good stout sacks, Of
about two bushels each. Oats in like sAoIIG,
OF about three bushels each. The sacks 20 be
furnllhed without oxtIA charge 20 the Gov.
ernmont The hay and straw 10 be securely
baled.
Tie pAFtiouIAr kind or description Of oats
corn nav, or ItTaW, proposed 10 he delivered
must be stated In the ~ opoGAlB.
All the articles offered uudeF the bids here
In Invited will be subject 10 rigid inspection
by the Government Inspector before being
| accepted.
| Contracts will be awarded from time 10 time
to The lowest reSponsiGls bidder, as the in,
paymeDt viii be made when thSwhoiS HSO mt
contracted for shall have been delivered and
The bidder will 10 required to accompany
his proposal with gtiAtanty, sigued ny two
accepted he or they viii, within ten days
execute s1S sS s9nSSt 20. the 'I@S
euual 10 NE amount of the Soa,r.et, 10 de.