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toNMIssIoyEBs OF EMIGRATIoN.-At the
session of the General Assembly, recently
closed, an act was passed authorizing the
Governor to appoiuta Commissioner of Emf
grafton, and clerk to said Commissioner. the
former officer to act also as clerk to the Board
Of Public Works. The Governor, in pmsu-
anco of this act, yesterday appointed VIM. R.
Cole, Esq, Clerk of the House of Delegates,
such commissioner and D1. i. ". Bogen
clerk. These appointments are eminently iu-
dicious, Mr.. Cole, especially, having done
much to draw public attention abroad TO the
character and resources Of the State, as agent
for the distribution Of information prepared
by the Legislature We look now for a new
impetus to be given to immigration in this di-
rection.
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@z>We coll our readers attention to Smith, Bros
Co.'S New stock Of Spring Clothing just opened
al SHTH, Bros. 4 Co.'s popular Clothing House, No.
10 v est Baltimore street.
Oar new stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods just
opened at IS West Baltimore street. next to Mqrblo
Hail
Call and sec our new styles of Gents Furnishing
ao03s at So Vest Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
Al me latest novelties in Collars Ties Scarfs &C.
al " est Baltimore street, next to Marble Hall.
lao popular Clothing House, No. 40 West Balti-
moro street. next to the great Furnishing House.
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SEAT" bye! Hair nye!!-BACHELoR's HAIR
DYE is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect Dye-h armIess-instaptancous and reliable
produces splendid black or natural brown-rene-
dieS the i'll effects of bad Dyes and frequently restores
the original color. Sold by all Druggists The genu-
inc is signed, W. A. BAcHELoR, 81 Barclay street,
New York f,1 4 e.
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superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
vegetable Oils in combination with GIycerine,
and especially designed for the use of Ladies' and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite and its
washing properties unrivael. For sale by all drug
g'St' feg-d,Ewly
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10 Correspondents,

No notice be taken Of anonymous communications
Whatever is intended for insertion must be duthea-
ticated By the name and address Of the lcriter-not
necessarily for publication, but guarqntyJor his
good faith. We are not to be considered responsi-
Die for The opinions enpressedb v correspondents.
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= FlhUTT-F00S-0n the 18th of February, by the
Fautt of Emmittsburg, to Miss Susie W. Zoos. of
this city.
. TOGr-5NfITif.-on the eth of February by the
Rev. e. Fl. Brandau, at the residence of the brides
mother, John G.: Eogt, of Phillppsburg, Beaver
coua'y, Pa. to Miss Sarah A. Smith, Of Baltimore
county,
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MA"RiAGE AND CEIBACY. an Essay of Warning
arl Instruction for Young Men. Just published by the
Howard Association. and sent in sealed envelopes
free ct charge. Address, DR.. J. 6KILLTN IoUeHroE,
How Association. Philadelphia, Pa. oc9-tf
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From tropic-nowcrs, with wondrous art expressed,
"Night-BloomiHs Cefcus" gives magic zest
J" Fashions toilet-of all scents tho best;
0Hcen OF the Perfumes of the Golden Crest"
PhalHn Il Son. manufacturers. NY. Sold everywhere
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vEGErABnE sTCI1rAN

IA A
GSP HAIR REVIEWER its effect is miraculous
The old the young, the middle aged unite to praise
HAdd$ yEGaTABLE s5GILiAN HAIR RENEwER Its
vegetable kingdom.
We have such confidence in its merits, and are so
sure it will do alive claim for it, that we offer 81 900
REWARD if the SicitidH Hair Reaetoer does not give
satisfaction in all cases when used in srictaccordance
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover has proved
itself 70 be the most perfect preparation for the Hair
not Dye; il strikes at the Roots and fills the glands
II VIII R&ST FSBRs GRHY HAIR TO IT'S
ORIGINAL G,Is COLOR, It will keep the haiy from
soft lustrous and silken tt splendid hairdress-
ing No person, old or young, should fail to use it.
IT IS recommended and used by the first Medical
Ask for Halls Vegetable Sican Hair Remover
and take no other.
L. not sold by Druggists in your town, a trial bottle
WI be sent to you by express. upon receipt of
dollar by nautilus giving you opportunity at
once for testing its excellent virtues
Orders for trial bottles must be addressed to
IL. +. HALL X Co.,, Pr2priet9rsi,
c.,,, Nashua, n. IL,
,, W / by Thomson & BLOCK and s. S.
HANCE Baltimore ia22dEweoly
+ - B.. KEAPP's 1NsTITUFh.
Next septoInber IT, At o5iook A. ~, On WITCH
day Hew scholars will be admitted.
hlgher classes exclusively intended for young
iaaiea. Eers formed last January, and IL success
full operation at present
Parents sending boardegs ere requested to provide
fot their punctual arrival.
ann if5 ? KNAPP
~ a SUPERIOR zskNEDY.-We can con-
G scientiously recommend to those suffering from
a di$tressing cough, DR.. Stricklands Mellifuous
Cough Balsam- 1t gives relief almost instantaneous
ami is wihal not dsagrceabe to the taste. There is
no doubt that the Melluous Cough Balsam is one of
the best preparations in use, and is all that lis pro-
pris2T claims for it. We have tried il during the
past week and found relief from most distressing
cough. 1t is prepared by Dr. Strickland, No lS9
| Sycamore street, Cincinnati Ohio and for sale by
| DRUGGISTS wholesale agents Tonsan y Block, and
4. p0selor r O." i-3-l7
0-~STa'Tsgts BAD CAFES ssRr-EsgEIais CURED
| lsrT By DR.. STRTCKLAND'S PILE REM EDY.--
pr. Class. Of Janosyie, Misconsin, writes for the
..,1'.0Iy sa3- nth the Piles, that be has
BEEN troubled for eight years with az case
Of Piles, and his brother was discharged from the
army rs incuTabie, Che being quito paralysed with
tue .ics Both these distressing cases were cured
| with one bottle of DR.. Stricksnd's Pile Remedy
The racnmmendation Of these gentlemen beside tho
| day ;2stmonias received by DR.. Strickland ought
70 convince these suffering that the most aggravated
chronic cases Of Piles are cEed by DR.. Strcklapds
fiie Remedy It is sold by Seth s. Hancs. 108 Balt
| Nor, street. and by Druggists everywhere.
Wholesale Agents Thomson 6 BLOCK
and A. V0GELER ( co:
SETH s. BAECE,
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
fsS: "a NATIONAL EXPRESS

is S. NATIONAL EMPRESS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
DEPOT IG6 SOUTH EUTA W STREET,
BALTIMORE
Inc NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSpOR.
IAIiON COMPANY is now prepared to forward
Gold and Silver Coin, Currency Parcels. and Freight
Boston, Mass; New York City; PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
washington D. G.; Georgetown, D. c.. Harper's Fer
ry. Va; Charestown, Va; Winchester Va; AIexan-
dria. Va; Fredericksburg, Va. Richmond Va; Pc
tGrshurg. Va. Norfolk, Val Charlottesville, Va;
stanton. W.; Jackson River. Val Lynchburg, Va;
fort, N. c. Morehead City, n. c.; Raleigh N. G.
greensboro. \. G.; Salisbury, N. CT Charlotte N c.;
Chestter, g. =; Windsbor9 SC; Charlegton, s. c.;
and Nay STATIONS on the following roads, Winchester
and Potomac r. f., connecting with different points
n the valley Of Virginia. Orange and Alexandra
r: r.; Virginia Central r. R.; Richmond and Dan
VILE Il. NJ; Virginia and Tennessee II. R.; Peters
Rurg and Lynchburg r. r.; Petersburg and Weldon
II: H., Raleigh and CASTOR R. R., Weldon and VIII
North Carolina Central r. R., Charlotte and Column
bia X; r., Western North Carolina r. R.. Atlantic
and North Carolina Il. r. AS the lines of Railroads
are opened it will extend its business to all points
South IN addition to those named and as fast as pos
Slble to points in the North and West
The tariff OF charges will be based upon fair bust
ness per centage above the cost of transportation
without being oppressive, nor will it be made less
than the cost of transportation with the view to
break down or drive off any rival upon this basis the
Company solicits public patronage.
II orders be left at the Office, Goods will be sent 70,
without charge, and forwarded promptly.
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
PORTATI0N COMPANY
n. ,. Office No. 134 w. Baltimore street. Denot
No. n6 South Eutaw street. de20-tf
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by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Bati-
more city. the undersigned trustees will offer for
sale on THURSDAY, the I'D day of March nezt, at
the Exchange Sales Rooms, in said city, at one oclock
T. NJ all that lot. piece parcel of ground and the
improvements thereon, situate and lying in said city
fronting on the east side of Sharp street between
HERMAN and Lombard streets, twenty-six feet five
lncits t26 It. u} with a uniform depth OF two hun
ulet ana iy-three feet to alley twenty feet wide
running between Sharp and Hanover streets
The improvements are known as No S. Sharp
street cd door south from st. Peters church, aud
consist OF three story brick dwelling house with
large back building stable, carriage and wash
HOUSEKEEPING the same property which is described
and conveyed by deed dated on 18th October 1875
and recorded among the land records of Baltimore
Comfy Court. in Lber W. g., No. 147, folio 500 &C.
from Robert Miller to Joseph Thornburgh.
The property is all in fee except about sixty feet
at the rear east end Of the lot which is leasehold
and Is subject to ground rent of so Per annum.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by the Decree arc
one third OF the purchase money cash. third in
SIX months, and onethrd in twelve months from the
day Of salethe deferred payments to be secured to
the satisfaction of the trustees and all payments to
bear interest from the day of SALE or all cash with
interest at final ratification of SALE as the purchaser
may elect.
For further information apply to
JOHN II. B. LATR0BE,
HENRY WEBSTER,
>-.aN5N Trustees.
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TESRY Z. 4. EEEEE d Co.'S
RedATIC RLTTgRg.
MAIN DEPOT
s. EXCHANGE PLACE.

Mt Office rs HEREBY GIVEN That onnIi-
~ cation will be made to the Mayor and CITY
COUNCIL OF Baltimore at the present session of the
Holiday streets. jaf-I ouso,,
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fs s5s isss-JsssssszzIs.1 PEiILADE,EPH VIE.
go s43=SEzsassfzsssss. MsNGTO& d BATE
H1sfskE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
ONE TRAIN DISCONTINUED.

On and after MONDAY, March 18th,
Trains will leave daily, except Sundays. as follows
For rhiladelphia and Way Stations, at $50 A. NJ
Ter New York, Express, at go A. N.
?. ~.
For iiaxre de Grace ACCOMMODATION, at i.45 P NJ
P. -;
Fo New York, Express at S50P. NJ
The Train heretofore leaving for PHILADELPHIA and
New ork at 9. 20 2. ii. = DISCONTINUED
mhll-5t WI. CRAWFORD, Agent
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BANKING.

DOMESTIC AND STERLING EXCHANGE,
STOCKS. BONDS and GOLD bought and sold ex-
eluSvely on Commission. Having Branch House
In Sew York. can give tho bsst attention to Stock
orders or other business there.
Advances made on sAtisfactorT Sccuritisg oc2-tf
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MORO PHILLIPS
GENUINE IMPROVED
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
STANDARD GUARANTEED.
For Sale at Manufacturers Depots,
q NORTH FRONT ST., Philadelphia, Pa,
II BOWLY'S WHARF, Baltimore, Md,
Asd by Dealers in general throughout the nountrv

The material of which
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATE
is manufactured contains fifty per cont. more Bone
Phosphate than Raw Bone, therefore it is more du-
rable The Ammonia present gives it great additional
ferti2ing value
Five years experience has proved to the Farmer
that it makes heavier grain than even stable
man re, and it is not only active but lasting
Price 500 per ton-2,0C0 lbs. Discount to dealers.
MORO PHILLIPS,
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Several valuable tracts of COAL LANDS in ALLIE
gany county Md. Prices range from So, 0GO to
$3GGO;s SUTTON 4 GEMMELL.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE

OH a SPLENDID GRAZING FARM OF
ba 20 Acres, laying in the Glades of Allcgany coun-
70 the railroad This land is as fine as any in the
t;iadGS; improved with a valuable Barn and large
Dwelling. for s.. nn1
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~ 60 Agent for the sale Of 'O'NEfLL'S PaILA-
DELshlA ALE Is prepared to furnish dealers in
QuanRnes required. 1Ass Ale 0.qrantsed eosat 70
ans rsade IN Che eonyr Orders solicited. No charge
scs delivery, Constant supply on hand:
JAS. B, LIPPINC0TTs
No. II BAlderston street.
aN-N Between Pratt and Lombard
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

TEE WRONG WINDER.-lt no" Iurns'
ont saws Washington dispatch, tha'
R. 3. Winder, captain in the rebel ser
vice. and who was confined for some
months in the Old Capitol Prison, ana
subsequently transported to Richmond
for trial by court martial, Is not tne
man that he was taken for. The real
culprit that the War Department Is de-
sirious of overtaking with Vengence Il
W. S. winder, son of the rebel general
whereas the former is nephew Ih'
man now In custody was Chief Quarter
master Of all the rebel prisons east 0
the Mississippi river, and was respon
s,ble Tor the discipline Of no one partic
MAR prison. W. s. Winder, however
i. the man who Immediately supervise
the affairs of Libby prison at the reot
capital, and, knowing that he was II
man really wanted by the governmeh
wisely fed across the border into Gal
ada,
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The LATEST PROM THE WHITE House,
The Washington correspondent OF the
Springfield Republican writes
The very latest news L have from
the Presidential mansion is to the effect
that Senator Fessenden had an inter
view wirh the President yesterday, and
that he is convinced that there will be
no difficulty in managing the matter OF
restoration without any controversy
with the President. The President has
made the subjoined remarks recently to
a prominent Senator. He said / must
look to the Republicans for support and
not to the opposition. / am familiar
with the history of John Tyler and Mil
lard Fillmore, and do not intend to fol
low in their footsteps We will wal
for abe report of the joint committee
and it comes within the bounds o
reason. l will be satisfied These re
marks am certain Mr.. Johnson ha
made within two days. | could Civ
Won names, but it doesn't seem proper.
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1866.
. .,,va, aud Ds Iparture of Trains
5000, and the National st"'"ar'
Hall.

c..ooo nrovided two or three years
400 for 8 National statuary nan ."
washington, and each s'ave " "
,"r;tad 70 furnish two statues %
n,.,aons eminent for civil or mil,
tarv services. The LEGISLATURE ~
vermont at its last session auopYe"
n ioint resolution authorizing the gov
80 ~ annoint Commissioners 10 eA'
anime the subject so far as IL rei"0o "
.hIo state and report such iacts anu
snagestiops to the next Legislature a.
wonId hest enable it then to take uenn''e
action thereon. Gov. Dillingham; h"S
accordingly appointed Hon. ooionIo 't
Foot and Hon. Justin :. NORTH SUI
Commissioners. W..
IF two statues are furnished by yer
mont, agreeably to the request o. .,1
yress the most important ana ulnlL ,!
Question for consideration will be, VIVA
citizens of the state, Of civil or mlll'"I
em,nence. and connected with us ear
~ late history, shall be the subjects
The question who shall be the sculp pa'
or scnlptors, will probably be more ea'
~ settlement, as Vermont has TWO cei
brated artists, Powers and Meade
Other questions, such as the time al n
axnense Of the work, whether Vermo
marble should be used, etc., we presul
will be considered by the Comm'ss''
srs and win be, like the preceding
ana, action by the Legislature,
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.r,,scr;hers worth from 81 - iof one
.ol sThscriber. up 10 $50 for forty new 5uo
new e" I. oe,rs any Of our Home and torelBu
0Sts, ,Iae far wear all the Foreign Quartefnes'
No NJ $3.50 Now Dictionary complete, Su"ht
uaoro'o Works various beautiful BOOK baA''
~ sewing Machine, &C, &c, ~,
rbe ROSTON RECORDER conl!u ~ ~
o, - bas 81 long been. the chlel, ollen 'IC ~!
&c ~ mat large and influential IIaes o. pa
IONS who hold firmly to the VFtnou"e 60 eTnnbat
nolity the principles OF %mCn VIZ ~ and
colIy reafirmed by the NauohaI, C -';IIss men
this Is the reason that discerning
VA U0 ~ ADVERTISING hEDiI N. go
o,r,r nonarp NAV adapt themselves ihVlt ~
oU denominations, 10 political issues aiIG ,rrs
a.. c1rrfnts of thought and feeling ana NJ
pEt"iJ Iorrc circulation and do muCh gooG. P.'
9UINiH 49,. "a. hss ALWAYS had the great I3hu"
to Wv ;9aoa of Our Fathers TO deienu ana pIo
! luC ~ cannot be tempted by more IuC u
! ~ rirCrlati0u from seeking to form ana eulu
| NM scr'rirnppt for the greater ultimate FOV'
| pa Gov a more unseen reward, ne luAluSg
naDce Of n scrptural faith, pure GlsCl ga -
eat uiety increasing knoWIeoT'' Snr sv.
I Xxx TamDeranCe Sunday and uther N'lai NV
the equal rights OF all men 'n""' VI '1
! will be its cardinal ann ,..-.., ,,,,,,s and i,
HAVING increased its editorial corps anu
w. ~ Vol paid contributors, II VIII pt aol
Win 1ts enlarged size to give lull CoFtesPGsu
NC home and foreign, careful dlg%el Vi
IiCions and secular intelligence, the NCuEI'
cn55oI nr0ceedings, all the moral hearings
! 80 ra,I and great isauea now before the ua'lo
ord IN every way seek to be many papers IN On 1
OH tbat ia needed for a complete, rlch anu 81 81
family naper. Price, $2.5O per years. Cnl
Nd Il Cornhill, Boston. J"l''u' ~
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state. County ana
Debts.

snecial committee was appolnIee
~ WASHINGTON. before the holiday ao- |
iournment, on the WAR Deots ol 'ne
LOYAL States" Of which Mr.. blalne ~
Maine is chairman. Mr.. Blame mas
addressed letters to the Governors VI
4he several states calling for sta"7,
won't Of the expenditures, occasNoneo
NV the war, not only Of each state Ou'
also Of the counties, towns ana clues IL
aaob O+ate This statement is asked
for with refer ence to Congresslon@l a.,
+ion on the subject Of the repayment ol
these expenditures by the Issue o. Id
tional bonds D,n;ro
The letter received by Gov. Dining
bor was referred to Adj. Gen. WASH
hrrr who has addressed circulars "
the seleetmen of the several towns y
the State, requesting them TO lorwal
as soon as possible statements VI W"
expenditures on account OF INC W"
rho selectmen should not fall 10
snond to this request at once Il 'h'
nave not already done so.
What action Congress VIII 'aAe ~
the subject of course is not known
great objection to the national asSuin
tion of these expenditures, Will DC /
large addition that would thus be ma
TO an already burdensome nauo,
debit. On the other hand great rel
would be afforded to the tax payers W
reference to their state and mohlc.
taxes. The bill submitted by
Blaine provides for reimbursement
states. counties, towns and cities
follows:
Sec. 8. Each State, on the recelp
said bonds, shall apply them or u u
proceeds in good faith as Iolio
First. to the liquidation OF whatt
State debt may have been contracte'
support Of the war; second, IN an eq
able manner for the Reimbursement
counties, cities, towns, townships
other municipal corporations, lot
yances made or debts incurred IN
nort Of the the war; and third, the
idue, if there be any, in such mann'
the state Legislatures may determ
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INFORMATION OF CArrIE'-lhe Ss,l 90
tary of the Treasury has supers ' az ,r ~
much Of the circular forbiddins the 'ln
nnrtation of foreign cattle, etc. as IT,
fers to Canadian horses, mules ana "'. .Lo
Such animals may be brought into In, .ns
United States from that country o pro-
..,,,+,ias via Canada.
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NJ u,es,ssopo1 BANk.-The papers
n the northern part of tn State continue
80 Owe additional particulars win IT,
Gard TO this bank and its late oaSh'ei'
Mr. Hubbell's populations appear W
% W., nvtended over period OF many
years 1t is estimated that ne IooA
80 with him about $4,000. OF which
$4,000 was in Government oon"S' ~
s. Adams Messenger says
~ ia hardly necessary for US 10 I.,
,terate our confidence 10 tAg "t nnao nv
redemption of the bills In GasJ u 10
evrther losses are developed,-"hlcIhi, - Is :,
,, va ~, nrohabIe-the securities are Amply
nOS for this, and they are 9lEe9I
s Su.rr,on whose honorable character anu
pg HtIn in the community preclude any
p O9lvIoi Of bad faith in the maICeI
~ M H G. Hubben is the son OF no =,
II F. Hubbell o. Fairfax, well Know Know Il - -
franklin County, during pra0.lG1 oot,
tbe legal profession OF over I"1n w.
vaars as a gentleman, who IN every ~
iat;nn is highly esteemed and respecIe(
So senator from the County, ana as w
1 rs from the town OF Falria1
. bn bae honored himself as an aole anu J.
. Az ION legislator. To the family col
t nectione. to the abandoned WIZ a. ~
{ child, this affair brings su1el!HS ). "
Uond that of death in which alhtcVIl
fhev have the sincere sympathy VI l.
} | MARQUIS friends,
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v"Perley" the Washington cores
nondent Of the Boston Journal, says
Secretary stanton's friends hope that ne
will accept the mission to England as
a certain way of relieving himself from
the vexatious suits which it is under
stood are to be brought against him BY
Copperheads and thieving contractors
a commencement having been made II
New York.
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CANADA CArrIE.-The Canada farmers
along the border have sent q large num-
her of cattle into Vermont in anucIpa-
tion Of the termination Of the reciproci,
tv treaty, In the vicinity of Derby al
the farmvards are completely filled wllE
cattle awaiting sale and shipment '(
| Brighton.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

HANDSOME PREsENr,-Mr. Henry 7.
uickok made q New Years present OF
an organ to the Third Congregations.
church in Burlington. 1t cost about
40 5OO 1t is proposed TO give d con- con-
rert very soon, when the citizens vii.
have an opportunity 70 hear the ne"
instrument,
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BRArrLEBoRo.-L. P. Dodge has puF-
chased the Alexander place, at Brat1.e-
boro, and is to be associated with MI
Francis, as proprietor Of the Vessel
hoeft House, under the firm name o. r.
p Fraucis 6. Co. The Wesselhoett for
some years has been a iaVoF''e IeSo'
for summer visitors.
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sEIzURE.-The Custom House ohcer
At Rouses Point seized liquors and
struggled goods worth $3.50, and d horse.
harness and carriage, few days since
double wagon load Of liquors was
also seized a short time previously Inc
officers over there are evidently sharp
on the scent for liquor
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-11

AppLpg.-The apple dealers gains IN
Vermont, as everywhere else, prove much
smaller than was anticipated earlier in
the season. There is now larger guam
titv of apples at Brattleboro than was
over known before. Prices have come
come down to IS per barrel, decline o.
Al so from the highest sales