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ID 2s3 Southeast cor iorh street and Peunsyl-
wanna avenue.
CONTINUATION SALE OF FUEs
Or TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND sATUR-
DAY Deeembefloth, 18th, and 18th, at 10 o'clock.
We viii sell without REGARD IN cost, for cash al
our auction rooms, n fair assortment Of Rich and
Costly fur. Carriage Russ. Horse RisnL-
ets, sleighing sbawis, Gloves. &C. The goods are
direct from the manufacturers, who ar suxious
90 close them out without Reserve.
WILL Pr AnDED.
one Case tiol very line l7x4 Blankets
One Case tSip = = liN4 .
One Csse go, Cent Heavy sbawI.,
- all wool Ladies long and square shawl a..
sorted
n pieces Bleached Muslin, (fipcD
81 Unbleached
50 Heavy dark blue Quilt.
Ladies and Gents Hose and Half Rose
Table Linen, Tow cling, Ticking, Ac
The above goods viii be sold in lots 70 suit house
keepers. F.E
NOTlCE-it having come 70 our personal kncSi-
edge. that parties protesting to be in our same n
Of bushes are connected With us, this l. notify
the public. that we have no branch house in this
city, and II such party continue from this date 10
make any such n presen; ations, they will b. dealt
with according 20 law.
NIX. WALSH & CO..
de Civ Auciiencers.
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'Iaicd Gugusta, ia. -, lS5. ~
Bidders are Invited 70 10 present at the opening
q pro pc-als. With their EuarantOrs, in order 10
riEn ard cCmpie the contract and bond upon the
Gap above us DiiOued.
Proposals. WI, 30 presented IL sealed envelopes
plsiDly marked Proposals. for Fresh Beef aud
directed 20 the undeTsiEntd
EDWARD Nj WRIGHT.
u i0ftB I'd Lieut.. q Ordnance and A. a. <
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DisGRAcKfUL SCENE IN An ESeLr-H
CRrECH.-on Sunday, November q. All
Saints Chprcn, lambeth. London. was the
scene OF a great upr, ar. Immediately the pro-
cesrion OF clergy and choristers entered the
church, a large mum ber OF those present hissed
and hooteo them, and during the lessons tor the
day the same noise, accompanied with eroAss.
took place; but wcen the nan appeared with q
long taper 20 light the candles OF the altar. the
pprcar became general. and there were cries
OF s.no pcpery in our English Church es" Mr..
Mscbonocbie commenced his sermon In the
most OF storm OF hlssee, ara evident With
nervousness, occupying only six minutes ia
the delivery. when toe Eucharistic seryice
ccmmencsd the riot became general. and thrre
cheers were proposed. and responded 70 BY .
portion Of the sudience. A rush was then made
70 the altar, ct one Of the crosses broEen aoa
kicked shout the aisle. The beauuful front
within the CON munton rails was thrown DO IN
srd broken, the water run ming down the stops-
A general night then ensued with some who
oetired 10 protect the church from Injury.
Soon after the people retired, shouting s.dswa
with rftuaiisn!" shame shame" " God eat
ers." /" Traitors" &c, &C.
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RN ~. X. WALSH co I, Auctioneers
- 2cs Southeast corner leth st. and Pa. ave.
-. EVENING AUCTION SALE
VII be added to our l. rye sale of ClOthing. on
SATURDAY EVENING, December IL, at seven
o'clock
sHunting case Silver Watches, hne.
= Ladi,-
Lepaire HuntiBg.case
cDiamond Rings
:P ms
The above gokds will positively b. cold 20 the
highest bidde E-fcr cash, to cover adv nces
ccl3H NJ. h. WALSH & co. Auct-
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AUCTION SALES.


by W. l.. WALL & CO, Auctioneers,
ID Stores S1S and 3is, s. W. corner Pa. ave.
and 9th street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HORSES, CAR,
ne 1HE EV G,Gy 4c OF cA,G FAMILY LEAy-
On MONDAY M0ESING, December &c, Com
mencine 1T 10 O'Clock W. viii sell at the residence
tween sh and streets S sas who r.
city, hio Household Furniture and effects, com
sofas, Chairs, Marble top Tables '.'-'
Marble tor and Plain Bureaus
c CARR saG ss Sh1 SiS d Saisse''e'
SS toyss k; and Gl1 fs.si,,rs
Wood Seat Chairs, ard Rockers,
With many other articles in the Housekeeping
At O'Clock, in front Of the premises. Two
Horses, one Black Mare years old, and very
last and Of great promise, and enc excellent Car
' fsrn GGFss Carriage hVWSE s1s linS CO.
RY NJ Il. WALSH a CO., Auctioneors,
- ESQ, Southeast corner 10th ct and Pa. e.
WILL KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITUHEr THE
hFtkSIs OF GENTGEmAN pECMNuMG
NORTH, BhTWEEN sTu AND 3TH, AT AUC-
O'Clock, We viii eli at the shove house the entire
stock CONTAINED therein coTnprising-
Cottage Suite, with Tucker spring Bed
Lounge, Oak Extension Dining Tai,le
Oak Bent Dining Chairs, Rockers
Mirrors. Shades. Bureaus, BeistesSs
Ws-hstsnds. Hair and SbucS Mattresses
Blankets. Quilts. Spreads. Pillows
Boosters. sheets, Cook aud siher steye., rte.
Together with a general assortment of
Kitchen Utensils, Table Cutlery
Glass and ckeryware. ubs, &c. 81.
The house Is in coed repair. very conf ri able,
has &C, and i. for rent. Iaauire of the Auc-
tioneeIr.
Terms cash.
de lat NJ X WALSH CO. Aucts.
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INTERRUPTIONS TO SERIYs or PRorRAo-
TED AND ExTEEsIvE RnDBERIEs-Arresf q
CEti6g ECTitcS.--For more than a year past toe
NcriherB Central Railway Company have
frequt ntly teeu subjected 20 toe necessity OF
paying for Losses Of goods aid baggage An
transition over tLat road, amounting t. as
much aS S',tW Per MOI ID, aud only within q
few DAY past has The cause Of THE state OF
Affairs been aseerlained. II appears that q
man was recently aires ed and taken to York.
Pernsy INanla. upon the charge OF robbiag q
store In the vicinity CT Glen Rock. on the itue
OF tie roac, near the dividing hns bet aesn
Mar, land and Pennsylvania, ana he maos
parties employed ~ The R&iiro q Comp any had
been engaged for = long time in thro wing OF
freight INTO Eulley or euivert In the neigh
Dor hood of lien Rock, and after wards I'D the
goods tb us stolen hauled In wagons te Bl-
timoTe and sold. Accordingly. ON SATURDAY.
last, John Dixon, a brakeman on the Rad
living In ,his city, was arrested and com mitted
20 yail al York. Pennsylvania, upon the charge
OF being one Of the guilty parties. On toe
same day Mr.. r.. l. ODOanell, Assistant
General Freight Agent OF the road. procurea
a search Warrant from Justice BRIDE. aud
accompanied BY Policemen Seibold, 9ibsoo
spd Mantle. proceeded 10 he house OF oshua
Dixon, brother of The accused, No. :g9 West
Pratt street where the ON GERS fouNd shout
five hundred collars worth OF goods, most OF
which were ioentified a. having been stolen
from the cars OF the Railroad Company, en-
braeing coffee, harness, beans, selves. boots
and shoes. nanckerchIefs, calico, umbrellas,
etc. The Officers then arrested Josh IA Disco
another brother who, 81 e. alleged hauled rDs
stolen goods 20 the city. They Were commit
ted for the Pennsylyania authorities. Ye-ter-
day mornibg Eugene Lewis 4 freight condue-
tor on the road wss takeu from his train SO
York, and committed 70 jail upon the charge
OF beng the principal IN this series OF robbsr-
les. Lewis Lived a. No liz North Calyert
street, and wss formerly q clerk here IN tue
Quar'ernpters Department. His residence
was searchrd, but no goods found. tnorgh h
Is stated thst be had been In the habit recently
OF boss ing 10 his fellow employees of the
large amount OF money which he possessed
Among the articles recovered was an empty
valise, which was stolen q few weeks siacs
from HapCvrr Junction, and 10 the owner of
which the Railroad Company paid sra
BGltsRorc An sricaa, eh.
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rO.mORHOW ,

ID stores n ard sir,
Southwest corner Fenn,s avenue snd 9Th street
DRY GOODS, ROOTS AND SHOES, OLOTuTsG.
fIEEiTNRE, CIGARS GRoCkRIEs, &C, AT
IN SATURDAY MORNING D.oenh.r "a. ~e
will ell within the stores, 8 lot o. Dry Goods,
Prints. pe,sines, GIneesn,
tAssimefes. laseinet<. fcttons
Linen Handkerchiefs sCarfs
W oolen Goods, large LOT OF Hose
knives, suspenders, Ritbsns
Pesdy made Clothing Phnts Vest= All Coats
90 dozen " bite and Wooden shirts
ltp dozen Hose
let OF Cigars
IS ssir Dshigren Resolvers.
A lot Of Furniture.
Also.
90 barrels Whisky
~ barrels Vinegar
Demijohns Port " inc
cases Arnoids Ink
20 boxes Prime Herring
With ethcr articles Ia the hou,eseerins line. AL
IL w. L. WALL 4 CO, Auets
10y COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Late clerks With jas. c. McGuire 10 y
Southwest cerner Penna. avenue and Eleventh " :,
Star Once Building
, TRUSTEES SALE OF DRY GOODS.
. ON SATURDAY MORNING, December Ia, lsS7.
8 Cooper s Latimers Auction Rooms, At 70
every variety, comprising, In part
-, Calicoes, Delaines
Mcrinoee, Csseimeres
Plaid Underskirts
Shavis Cloaks, and Furs
Fancy Goods, White Goods
And general assortment usually found in q
FERNS cash. k.B. CLAYTON. Trustee.
de Is-it CooPIR 4 LhTimER, Auct.
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10y NAGLE Co, Auct!onecrs,
ID 44s Seventh street, between and G.,
Opposite Patent Once

VI,
Opposite Patent Once.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or BREWERY,
HORSES, WAGONS, GOOD WILL, LEASE,
BAR FIXTCRES. HOUSEHOLD EURNITCRE.
&c, At 4s1 TENTH STREET WEST, Be
TWEEN II AND T. STREETS.
By virtue Of an oycer Of the Honorable Orphans
Court OF the District II Coluprbis. will cell at
public auction. on SATURDAY, December Itth. 80
10 o'cloCk. On the premises, A.; Tenth street
west the pcrsonsl effects Of Henry Becker, dec d
wig: Two Borsss. one Wagon, one Carriage,
Weiss Beer Brewery, Good Will andtLesEe. Bar
room Fixtures, Ragstelle Table, Wines, LiQsors,
Household Furniture, Bedding. Stoves, &c. &c
Terms: Cash
CHARLES WALTER, Administrator.
de 1921 NAGII A CO Auct-
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BUILDINGS AT ALEXANDRIA.

BUILDINGS AT ALEXANDRIA.
pEroT QuAgTEPMAsIER' 0ERfcE.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., December 3, 1851.
VIII be -old At pablo auction, on MONDAY
December l6. ut Il noon under the supervision OF
Brcvet Color 81 A: Blunt, A. y M, U. s. army.
the following buildings, comprising tire overr-
ment Wood Yard in Alexandria, Virgins, TO wi |,
l2story House, I6x3; feet. -
- Mess House and Quarters, Isx3s feet.
kitcheD att ached. lsAlt feet.
2-stery Storehouse o, I6x3s feet
] Building attached, l6xl2 feet
Once, lSNgf feet
log Kitchen, l4xl6 feet, and
lslorerocm, I0X N feet
1.story Quarters, 4xl6 feet
do do l3xl7 feet
Commi5sary building. shinSle roof, l7xl. feet
Carr iage House. Exla feet
Stables, each 10 or 2oxcl0 feet.
Quarters, 12xl4 feet .'
Log shop. IoX15 feet.
With sinks. Hen house, Wooden Pumps. and
loo feet OF Board Fence.
Terms: Cash. in Government funds.
Buildings must be removed within ten days fir sm
day OF sale. j. G. McfERRAN,
Deputy Quarterms ster General.
de got Bvt. Brig. Gen. u 8. ARMY.
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nly 0DEEN WILLIAMS, Aucecpeery.
ID No. S06 Southeast corner IN and d e.

On wlDEEeDAY AFfERH0OE, December
18th, At eloch. viii srl In front Of the prer,
ises, that neU Presed brick House Ne lso stb
street, betwe<n apd Kes York Avenue contain.
~ q occs. fisss sSsrsSsseS s'sf; Possession
Term: One third coehs bslsuce In sin. twelve
ape eiesssse nenths secured ~ dsed OF trust pom
AMER the .eteys sale, . new tso-star, Frame
ah street, 6sfssen kssd Usti :, sssss s'os "
Terns: One hall csAh. and sir and tusiye months
asii GbKRH q WILLIAMS, Auets.
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"A TREArIsE
ON THk TACTICAL Use OF THE THREE
ARMS,
INFANTRY, ARTILLERY AND CAVALRY
By FRANCIS j LiPPIrI, Breyet Brtgadier General
Q. s. Vols. lemo., pp. 49,. s1p.
"A TREATISE ON INSTRUMENTS,
By FsAscIs J. LIPrfrr, Brew. Brig. Gen T. s.
yoIs limo, pp. l5; illustrated BY Al sngravines.
SlS-
These works have been strongly commented by
the highest military authorities. Copies cent free
by mall on receipt Of price.
Fer sale by
SIDNEY g. RIDER q BRO,
ds7-eost. Providence, B. 1.
CHEAT BARCAINB =
N In PA NOE that have been used.
OIs7 octave, four ronad corner Cbiekerins a.
20" One ~ octave Bos,dnaa 4 Gray, $50
One 81 octave, paIley, Rosewood In bestsvvNvv
ore sk octave. Gssbi. Z o., eloe.
One octave Hpeovosd Chtckerfng. US
Yer ssie upon easy naonthiy fnstslments, ct the
VIC. MRTZEROTr 4 90.
dsau 6eis Agents Of steiawsys Pianos.
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nEsIRABLE PROPERTY AT ApcrIoN.

DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
FRIDAY, January 10. ls5s, at Il m, on the prem.
ises, j viii offer, at public auction, the LOT OF
thereon, and an elegant assortment OF Household
furniture, of which r. May WAS late owner and
leans, ia the square bounded b. Gasaust, Canal,
Marais. aud Where streete, comp rising about 100
square feet of ground. Number OF house. 26S
The property is, in all respects, very desirable
Aouse and Lot are euhject 70 mortgage Of 9aS 90
with interest from the 2th day OF APRIL lSS7 vhich
will be assumed by the purchaser. = =
Terms made known on The day Of sale.
EDWARD JORDAN,
noletJa Solicitor OF the Treasury.
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1lY VI. X. WALSH 4 CO, Auctionecrs
ID 2sS Southeast cor 10Th street and peunsyl-
wanna avenue.
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a -.
- No. S26 southeast corner 7th and ID streets
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FuRSIrupr
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 18th inst We shall sell at
l0o'clock a m. at the resdence OF lady deciiuins
housekeeping. No. 40 Il street north, between
Furniture, viz: W
One Rosewood case seven-octave Piano, Stool, and
Cover ~
Hair sect Sofas, Chairs. and Rockers
Marble top and other Bureaus
One Gilt frame Mirror, Slab and Bracket
Walnut and Painted Bedsfeads
Mahogany sidetoard and Tables
aluut Hat rack and Hall Chairs
Walnut Extension and Side Tables
Painted Cottage Sets
Hair aud Husk Msttresses
Brussels. Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Cooking and other Stoves
China, Glass and Crocke ~ Ware .a.E 81
With good lot Of Kitchen Requisites
Ano maey other articles which ere deemed IN
Dc sd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED ON
account OF the rain. until MONDAY. the 18th In
slant, Same hour ., place. -
del5-d GRIN . WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Southwest corner OF PerB'a aud llth ST.
Star Office BsildinS.
SALE OF ELEGANT MARBLE AND ALABAs-
BkoNZENAsEs AND CANDELABRAs,CARD
the importations OF Mes.rs. Viii Bros late
Vito VIII Sons,D of Philaieipbis
To take place at auction room on THU RS
pAf MORNING, December 10th. at 10 clock
The collection viii be arranged for examination
CD wednesday, the 18th. ana will comprise very
choice am unique collection in the above line ali
especially imported by Messrs. Wit Bros. for the
present season.
Terms cash. COOPER LArINER
del5 lIntel1Exp Aucti0neers.
RlY COoPER &.LATIMER, Auctioneer.,
- date clerks with J. G. Mclfuire a Coz
Southwest corner OF Pennsy ania sy. nue. and nth
street, Star Once Building
FINE PAIR HORSES AND CARRIAGE AT
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, At 4? O'Clock m. Dec. Is, lsG7, at the
stables OF q. Malta On G. street, between oih
One pair of fine Black Carriage Horses, eight
and sound, and can lie driven either single or
double.
One Family Carriage.
Terms cash. COOPER 4 LAIINrR
del INTEL AGctione.rs
50 TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED in
consequence OF the snow, until MONDAY, Decem-
Der 10TH, came hour and place.
delS INTEL Auctionecrs.
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IA TREATISE ON INSTRUMENTS,

b. FsascIs J. IIPrfrr, Byey. Brig. Gen. U. 8
yos. limo, pp. A5; illustrated by Al sngravings
81 -.
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T.r sgppIyins Fresh Beef to the Q. s.. troops
sts .-Irf At
lNDIANNLA,
NICTOHlA. Texas.
ar5 sll Posts, Came. and Hospitals that are or
Y-sT te established In Their VioiuiJ.
bids nav b. ofsTed for these Pests either col
l. lively OF separately,
A. &, Indisnols, Texas
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These works have been strongly commended by
the highest military authorities Copies cent free
by mall on receipt Of price.
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EBEsH BEEF WANTED

Rvt. BTi;. Gen and Chiet
% u-6tD
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WN UEMN MD Q. = BLAN6IIs FUR SALE.
Will te offered for srle, 81 public auction, on
SATt EBAY, at l. O'Clock N :, the 18th instant
upwards Of , 90 Condemned Saddle Blankets
J.. ID. CALLENDER,
Brsvet Brigadier General, L. :. Army.
81. LOUIS ARSENAL, MOT
December O. lSG. dell nh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-09-24

ADVERTISING Agencies 1t is now some
thirty years since the establishment of
the first Advertising Agency in this
country. AT that time there were scarce
~ Eight hundred periodicals Of all des-
criptions printed in the United States,
while now the number viii exceed four
thousand. Advertisers have increased
and Agencies been established in every
important city, and have proved q great
assistance to the newspaper press.
1t is estimated that at the present
time there are several hundred men who
make this their business, but of these
no more than twenty are known to any
considerable extent, and by far the
most important are two or three well
known firms in New York city, among
which the house of Geo. p. Rowell d
Co, No 40 Park row, occupies in some
respects the most prominent position.
Although not among the Oldest, this
one, by the energy and business ability
which has characterized it, has become
the authorized agent Of nearly every
newspaper printed in the English lan-
guage in North America, and the o.
mount Of their transactions exceeds the
combined business Of many of tae old
er but less epterprising establishments.
At their Office may be found on file
newspapers from every section, from
Maine TO California, and from their
books can be learned the rates for sub
scription and advertising.
The distance OF advertisers from the
newspaper publishers, az a general
thing, renders il difficult for the latter
to be correctly informed of the financial
reliability Of their customels, and there
fore they usually prefer - receive their
fayors throgg'' some reliable alyertis
ing agency, Which, III consideration
Of the commission allowed, assumes all
risk Of payment, and docs away with
the trouble al expense y collecting
Undivided aee.mnts
The Hse named in tsIis article Is
authorized b. contract for our paper at
our lowest raies. aud We assure Gus
TONERS a. distance that we prefer 10
receive orders through them, rather
than 10 contract direct with parties who
are unknown to lis, no matter how good
or responsible they may be.
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Office Of the Bennington & Rutland n. R

Office Of the Bennington & Rutland X. K
Co, No. Bennington, Sept II, 1867.
Mr.. Editor:-Within the past few
days we have taken up portion Of the
railroad iron between North Benning-
ION and the State Line, and in conse-
quenee il is reported that we never in
tend to make connection with the
Troy and Boston Company, and the
taking up OF the iron Is claimed 10 be
evidence of rna r.
have only TO say. il we never have a
railroad outlet to the West, it will not
be our fault We are now, as we ever
have been, ready to run our road tothe
State Line whenever the Troy and Bos-
ton Co. will run their cars to meet us.
We have waited over eight months for
the Troy & Boston to resume their con-
nection with our road and they have
declined.
Having occasion to use iron on other
portions Of our road, we have taken up
portion of the iron between this vii
lage and the State line, which has been
idle for the past eight months, and with
no prospect of its ever being required.
II the Troy Il Boston Co, viii name
a day when they will connect with our
road we viii lay the track in less than
As hours. and do our part towards CIV
ing tao community the facilities they
formerly enjoyed
If the Troy people believe las they
profess TO, that the fault is With US let
them appoint some of their own citizens
70 investigate the matter and see
whether we ever have, or now refuse
TO open the line, While we hope be-
fore many months to have railroad
outlet independent Of the Troy a Bos-
ton Co, which will relieve our business
community, We are and shall be willing
10 open the old line to Troy whenever
tho connecting road viii do the same
and if any difference exist AS 10 the
terms Of connection, We always have
been and are willing to submit them Il
arbitration.
We have no favors TO ask Of the Troy
& Boston Co, and do not believe they
have the power to work such devasta-
ton and ruin Is they intended and
threatened. but when complaints are
made by an outraged community be
cause Of the unnecessary interruption
Of their business We want it distinctly
understood who Is in fault
T.W. PARK.
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- r.rEa la..r.
below " palIl.ll ) Ialier frn NJ

Below we Ylulslisll 3 lsgier trgn Mr.
Pax arslassoa h. BE bre@k a he
sia8 be Tie commuaicasiuu NAs
called f8fh 81 statements e the fr.ends
n the Troy a Boston Company, that
Mr. Para ne.eE iniendod 10 connect With
the Troy a Bossoa road, and bad gwen
sniEcient evidence q inch q purPose hy
removing a portion q the iron from
he track betwesn North Benniugsoo
apa Gao State line This letter is de-
esaise a. TO Mr. Parks purpose and IN
teniions. and 4 anything can convince
the people q Troy. il must silence the
friends Of The Troy & Boston corpora
lion ia that city.
In this letter Mr.. Park states that no
ever has been. is now, and wn be
ready 70 connect with the Troy & Bos-
ton Company whenever they viii per
NIT him 70 do 40. The terms Of con
nee,ion be Is willing TO submit TO the
arbitration Of disinterested persons. E
Forty-eight hours notice Of their vii.
hngness TO connect is all that be re
quires to place the relations between
Western Vermont and Troy upon th'
footing which previously existed.
And this letter is merely published
statement over his signature Of wha'
Mr. Park has repeatedly said from Tho
| day 81 the break until now, in public
/ meetings and in private conversations
both to his friends and 10 the friends 0
the Troy a. Boston Company. 1t hac
no effect 10 change the course Of tn
| Troy & Boston Company in that form
and perhaps il win not in this Blu
although such a statement may no
bring the Troy & Boston Company to
connection, ii is not without it's effec
in showing who is TO blame for tn
continued interruption.
i Hore is statement which the peopl
of Troy cannot misunderstand. A fai
offer is made TO secure the connection
which the public good demands, an'
the public gre waiting to see if that Of
fer is met in the same spirit. II it !
not thus met, the people Of Troy eal
understand that the prejudices of tn
individuals who control the Troy. 4
Boston corporation are TO be regards
before the welfare of their community
If the merchants Of that city choose t
stand by and see this injury to thei
trade continued, they can enjoy th
consolation OF knowing that they hay
only themselves TO blame.