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NOTICE..

vyytIE undersigned take his method ofinform
L ing the public ihat they are still associated
together IN thu C,rperter's bushes end will
rontract fot the building Of HOUSE ~ every
descripIon. All work Ii be eN>c"teG with
dsr,,ch, ard, IN FL contt'cts for Dwellings,
spe,ial sticn, oo vii he paid TO Brok'ay'ng
Piaste,ias ard Pa'Al Ag.
All orders addressed To them NJ Lson9 rdtown,
Md will receive prompt attennon.
GEORGE HORNE.
THOMAS {. GREENWELL,
June s, ls61-ly
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Real Estate Agent.
SIMON J MAR IENET,
SURTEYOP IND PUBLISHER OF THE
NIP OF MIR YL.1ND,
No. 6 South Street, Baltimore Md.

Eighteen Years at Surveying in Baltimore
and Vicinity.
"AVING during the past ten years survey
/ L ed the counties of the State and published
numerous County Maps, and having recently
completed and published his large new Map
and Atlas Of Maryland, he has row establish
al
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
For the Prosecution Of that Business IN all
its Branches.
VIII purchase, Sell, Exchange and Lease,
on commission, houses and lots IN Baltimore
city, and Country Seats, Farms, Plantations,
Mineral and other lands IN all the counties of
Maryland.
He cites his thorough acquaintance with the
city and most parts of the State of Maryland,
through the before mentioned experience IN re-
commentator of his facilities End advantages tnt
tins business. Has the only full set OF large
maps of the counueSh. Maryland.
VIII have exte Re correspondence with
Real Estate Agee I'm the other ciues and
throughout the Union. Send for circulars,
&c.
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WANT 80.

4 good Farm, binding upon the salt
N water, where oysters, &c, are good
and plentiful and convenient to steam
boat navigation. in lower St. Mary's or
Calvert counties, by a gentleman from
Missouri. Address, with description,
price, &c.
W. Fl. S. TAYLOR,
Agent Il Attorney,
Kimmcll House,
Washington, D. c.
Aug. %, 1S67-lm.
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PLANTERS ATTENTION !

3aI's Patent Tobacco Firing apparatus!
Pcrtcct Success
Sare To,r Crop, atd Secure High Prices
W OUR attention is called to our patent ar
L ransement for Curing Tobacco, the de-
mand for which has 50 rapidly INCREASED, that
we have been compel / to increase our ia
cilties for supplying en-.
No Planter should be without one as they
not only sare the crop, but pay tor tAem-
selves, cut of the largely increased price pro-
cured for the tobacco, the first year.
Descriptive Circulars and full particulars
sent gratis, on application.
I'D lIcss, or call ONT
.BIBB & CO.,
Baltimore Stove House,
80 Light Steet Bal
.7ug 10, 1S67-6".
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

A1OTICE i, hereby given, that the subcribers
u have obtained from the Orphans Court of
St. Mary's County, Maryland, letters of admins
traton on the personal estate of Elizabeth Po-
sew late of St. Mary's county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with pro-
per vouchers thereof to the subscribers on CT be-
fore The 18th dav of March, 1868, otherwise they
mas, be excluded by law from AL benefit of the
said estate Given under our hands this sth
day of Sept. 1867.
u JAMES BUNTING,
JAMES SHEMW ELL,
Administrators.
Sept 3, ls61-4w.
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I!Fl0UR OF B0kE.7

We will give money guarantee OF the
pur,ty of this article 1t is pure "'si'dn'-
cd, uuJmnt bono, reduced 20 the tineness
of tto,r, which adds 100 per ct, to rs val
ue. 1t is as q"ich and octice, as acid DIS
sdred bone, hence It's value is vastly grca-
ter, because it contains neither acid nor
water, which necessarily add weight, and
reduce the quantity of Of valuable elements,
We recommend 250 fbs to be used 10 place
of 800 lbs Super Phosphate or dissolved
bone.
JOHN S. REESE & CO,
General Agents for the South.
II South Street, Baltimore,
July 25th, 1867 3ln.
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EOR S.HLE.

FOR SHE,
.Nartenet', Large Ae,o Map and .1tlas Of Mary
land,
(The only perfect MAP of the State ever
Published 80 Inches Lons,O
1t Sloa COPY lor either style.
NrAlso, large County Maps of Ten Coun-
ties, and Pocket Maps of all the Counties. Col
ored in Election Distrts, SEyeNTYFIvE CENTS
and ONE DOLLAR each.
Aprll 25th, lo67-ly
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Whiskers and NlustaCheS

TORCED 10 grow upon the smoothes. face
Il IN from three to five weeks by using DR..
SEVI,;NEtS RGSTAUATUER CAPlL-
I.AlRE, the mossswonderful discovery in mod
ern science. acting upon the Beard nhd Hair. IN
an almost miraculous manner. IL has been
used ~ the elite OF Paris and London with the
most naterlnS success. Names OF all puFha-
s.,rs wl he registered, and ii entire satisfaction
IS NOT ,-1yea IN every instance. the money viii
he carefully refunded. Price by mail. sealed
and postpnid ST. Descriptive circulars and
testimonials mailed free. Address Berg ER d,
SHUTTSS Co. Chemists, No. 2So River
Street. Troy n y. Sole asentsfo the United
States.
Dee 20. lS66-tt
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THE
Hannah More Academy,
A School for Girls,

Near Reistersto,cn. and fifteen miles from
Baltimore.
OFFERS special inducements to those de-
~ string for their daughters careful train
ing, thorough instruction, high culture, and
the influences Of a Christian Home. The
next Term begins Ucdnesdny September 18th
For Circulars, or other information, address
The Rev ARTHUR J RICH, Nj d..
Reisterstown, Nj d
July %, ls67-3m'
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New Strawberries for 1SG7-S.

New Strawberries for 1SG7-S.
NAPOLEON III.
The BEST AMATEUR BERRY IN CULTIVATION
Price (by mail, postage paid,) SIS per doz
PERPETUAL PINE.
"a perpetual, large-fruited. Strawberry
of the Pine Class
Price (by mail, postage paid, 81 for 2
plants, SIS per dog.
SenG for illustrated descriptive circular.
We also ciIer large and splendid stock of
Fruit aud Ornamental Trees, Grape
|'intS, Small Fruits, &c.
Of which we mail Descriptive Catalogues,
Nth prices. to all applicants.
EDW'D J. EVANS Il CO.,
Central Nurseries.
York, Pa.
Sept 5, lSt7-2m.
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KINNEIL HOUSE,
ION THE EUROPEAN PLAN,l
C''Street, between 4 l-2 and
9th Streets,

9th Streets,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. c..
Fine Parlors for the accommodation OF
Ladies.
Room ard Board per Dav. S 90
" Week. II 90
/" Alone Day. w
Lodging. W
Single meals each. 20
Table Board per month. 20 w
The KrMMELL HOUSE is newly fitted up
and is in every respect 6rst-class House
invite the public to call and examine.
AF kIMMEL, Proprietor.
The lest Liircry Stable an the city attached.
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.
psa, All the Stages running in and out OF
Washington stop at the krMMELL HOUSE to
take in and let off Passengers.
AZ KIMAELL, Agent.
June 90, l8G7-tf
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MARYLAND
Agricultural College

THE duties of this Institution will be
resumed on Monday, 10th of Septcm-
Der. Its courses Of instruction, general and
special, are on a level with those of colleges
o. the highest grade. and offer, at very
low cost, the advantages of education, under
circumstances most favorable to their pros
ecution.
Two or more students from each county of
the Stale, and the city of Baltimore, will be
allowed deduction Of seventy-tive dollars
from the annual charges, to be determined
in each case by the merits of. the applicant
AS 10 scholarship and general character
For circulars and further Indignation address.
n. b. WORTHfSGTON.
Registrar Maryland Agricultural College,
Hyattsylle. Md,
Sept 5, lS67-4w.
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~ March. the Steamers
GEORGE JFEENS and PLANTER
will run as follows:
The George Wccnis will leave her
wharf. No. i To> eco Warehouse every
RIDAG MORNING. = + clock, for Pa
tnNcnt River plocecling as up a, Hills
Landing. Rctu ming will /. We llilr~ Land.
ing cve,S MONDAY NO: ilNG for
Benedict leaving Er1 4 {, eve vTUESDAY
MORNING, : ocloch Snt T. 'tmore-ral-
ling at all the LantirgS below benedict for
passengers only. Freight received every
Thursday up to 4 o'clock. D. m.
The PLANTER viii leave the Same
wharf every SATURDAY MORNING. at Is
O'Clock. proceeding AS far ny the River rs
BenedIc,. Returning. wilt lc ye Benedict
very MONDAY MORNING. -, s o'clock,
for Misunderstanding E.lumorc every
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, at t o'clock
for Solomens lSland--lcavin, Sulomon's Is
land every THURSDAY MORNING for
Baltimore, calling y, Fair Haven and Plumb
Point each trip, "oinS and rc.urnin2. All
frei2h's must DC prepaid and received on
Tuc,day and Friday up to clock, D. m.
Nj. l.. WEEMS, Agent.
March 81 1S67-tf.
&. WHIT MAN g. SONS,
N,c o,,j \ - Rat Nh
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uPPERV!LLE ACADEMY.

4 Classical and Ma hematieal School, con-
N Quoted upon the military system.
THOMASN. CONRAD. A. NJ, Principal.
Tcrt Books-Southern University series.
Terms-Half payable in advance.
Board, Furnished Rooms, Light, Fuel,
Washing. &c. > zoo W
Tuition in Primary Department, pr yr $50
" Academic '' a. 40 90
Anc Languages (each) 10 90
French ~ w
Uniform, 10 w
Session will begin st Monday in Sept next.
For further information address
THOS. N. CONRAD, Principal,
Upperville. Fauquier Co., Va.
Aug. %, 1S67-1m.
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WASHINGTON, D. c, s"
N7OULD inform his friends Z hhe
w Farmers and Planters ;. iilnt
Mary's county that he has resu,u istol tsi-
ness at the above mentioned stanl nere
he will be pleased to furnish them with
their FARMING SUPPLIES. He has
purchased and is now laying in large,
varied and complete stock of
Agricultural Implements and
Machinery,
of the latest and most approved patterns,
such as his long experience enables him to
Judge as best suited to his customers. His
purchases are made for cash, and he Is
thereby enabled to offer his goods at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Valuable agencies have been secured,
and he has made arrangements, with some
of the largest manufacturers, BY which. he
is enabled to offer their goods at FACIO-
RY PRICES. .
His supplies of Per"rio" Gu""o will
be received from the Agent of the Ptr"-
ui0n Gocclmmtm, and all other Fertilizers
Will DC SclcGltu hiSh s-iN"o Val u 90 w IAt'i
itv aud reliability. His SEEDS will also
be selected with care as to purity and
freshness.
In connection with his business, he will
establish
Purchase and Sale Agency
for HAY, STRAW, CORN, OATS,
WHEAT, RYE, and all COUNTRY
PRODUCE, and solicits consignments,
which will receive strict attention.
He desires to make this House the Head
quarters of the farmers of this section,
where they can get posted as to the mark
cts of this and other cities.
His location is central and accessible,
and in the Hay Market and that portion
of the Centre Market devoted to tho farm
ers, where he will be in daily contac, with
the consumer and the producer, and he
will keep daily record of all transactions
in produce of interest to the farming COM
munity.
Farmers are invited to call. A count
ing-room will be arranged especially for
their convenience, where they can trans
act their business.
Price Lists will be kept on file, and ev-
cry facility will be offered to make this
House Farmers Exchange.
JOHN 4. BAKER.
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|Ns0LVENT NOTICE.

DY virtue of authority vested in me as
ID Clerk of the Circuit Court for St. Ma
rvs county, by the Code Of Public General
Laws"of this State, it is hereby ordered that
Richard Bond, an InsoIvent Petitioner be
and appear before the said Court on the third
Monday of Nov next, to answer such inter-
rosatories or allegations as his creditors. en-
dorsers or securities may allece or propose
against him and that said lnsolvent cause a
copy Of this notice to be published In the st.
Mary's GAZETTE once week for three
months, previous to said third Monday Of
Nov next.
,JNO. A. CAVALIER, Cl'k
True cory-Test:
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Clk
dug. Is. lSG7-3m.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
AIOTlCE is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court of
ST. Mnry's County, Mnryand letters of admins
tration on the personal estate OF Ruth Baltzell,
late of st. Mary 5 county, deceased. All persons
hnvirc claims against the said deceased are here
hy warned to exhibit the same with proper
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or before
thc 10Th day of March. 1865. otherwise they may
he excluded by law from all benefit of the said
estate. Given under my hand this 9Th day of
Sept. 1861.
WM II BALTZELL,
Administrator, "a.
Sept 9Th lS61-4w
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PACIFIC GUNO CONPA NY.S
SOLUBLE
PACIFIC GuAN0.
Office Of General Agency II South. Street
Baltimore, Bid.
~~--~y - nprESuS II M
JOHN SREESE co.

General Agents for Company.
Tie very extended use Of this euano
throughout the country renders it unrecessa-
~ for US to say more this season. than that
its composition and quality are precisely the
same as that heretofore sold by us Tor the
Company.
We have sold this Guano from the begin
ming under regular system of rigid inspec-
ton, at an expense to the Company OF many
hundreds OF dollars annually. This is done
for the protection alike OF the eons"a ne anu ho
the Company, as /, is manifest to all VINO
understand The trade In fertilizers, thaiis can
not be safely conducted on any other pr'n CT
pie. The importance and extent Of the trade
demands this protection.
We are pre- pared to exhibit Dr. A. Snow
den Piggot's certificate Of inspection 'o' every
CARGO sold. Consumers must observe the
name Of John S Reese & Co., branded on the
ba g. none other genuine.
July rs, l867-3m.
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p and "a : Calvert ST., Baltimore Md
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II VILE ia, lately retu rned from the New
IL York and Baltimore markets with large
q nd carefully selected stock fnew
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Sept 3, lsGf4w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-19
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. Is, 1867.
The final decision of the Oneida County Judge
case Is fixed for Thursday next.
BILLS REPORTED FAvoRABLT.
To amend tho charter OF the Germana Savings Bank OF
Brooklyn
To Incorporate the Samaritan Home for the aged In
Now-York
To exempt the bonds OF the Midland Railroad from
taxation.
BILLS NOTICED.
BY Mr.. La BAU CRep, Richm0nd)-F0r railroad from
Hunters Point to Flushing
by Mr.. T. MURPHY Dem, N. Y.)-Relative to the use
OF boats and vessels I'm the Metropolitan District Also
regulating pawnbrokers In the metropolitan Police Dis
trict also to reduce the capital OF the Adrao Fire In
surance Co.
BY Mr.. LENT (Rep., N. Y)-To amend the charter OF
the Emanuel Congregation In New-York
BILLS NTRoDUcED. -.
by Mr.. II. O. MURPHY dem, Kings, relatlVe 20 tne
clerks intho Surrogate's Office Kings County; Also 70
prevent delays In the transit OF passengers ana gnt
railroads In this state Inc Dill Is sent W Ino rss
Committee VI tho Whole. -, ..,,
BY Mr. SUTHERLAND Dem, westchesterl-A uthoriz-
ing certain persons lay railroad I'm Lexingon-aye
and other streets in Network
By.Nr LENT Q!ep, N. MISUNDERSTANDING the Bureau
OF Taxes and Assessments In NewYork also, providing
MOS the NewYOTk taxes of le6i2 also, to amend the
charter OF Odd Fellows Hall In New-York
PENSIONS TO 1919 VETERANS
Asconcurront resolution was adopted urging congress
TO give pensions to soldiers Of the war OK 1912
Mr.. MURrIYs RAILROAD BILL PASSED.
Mr. H. c. Murphysbli relating to the transit Of freight
and passengers was taken up In Committee Of the Whole
ordered to third reading read, and passed Yeas, 10;
Nays. o.
Ilo Uada0a u ysg Ilsaas sy Iva Rl Yaa passed Ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-19

The Union National Committee meeting in
Washington yesterday, adopted series of
important resolutions, beginning with pre-
amblo, in which MIR. Johnson is defined as a
deserter from the principles lie was pledged
to defend, and the reorganization of
tho party is declared to be required by
his treachcry. The headquarters of the Com
mittee are appointed in New-YOgk, and the
members of the Union party throughout
tho country are requested TO correspond
with its Chairman. Nebraska and Colo
RADIO are congratulated on their admission,
and the browning resolution declares that
while the Union party is anxiously DESTROYS of
the restoration of the Rebel States, it believes
that no reconstruction can be safe or just that
does not secure impartial suffrage TO all the
loyal people of those States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-19
Bnslne65 Notices.
LIE SEASON OF STORMS.

The blast, Of Autumn chill storms Of Winter are 'P make ~
rls upon the constitutions Of The feeble In old times 81 'n com
sossat Of every season the fashion to take strong eaharNo
= e,r5 AGAINST change Of temperature IL worse than
p practice The people Of day understand the mse better
IDed OF depicting the system they reinforce it, In the method they
adopt they exhibit wise discrimination Instead Of Wv
them .v net their hh in the only absolutely pure avsorant pro
ouabe in the market
HosrErrRRs STOMACH BuTERs
1 faith Il well founded tonic medicine been prepared
h sc,,ops precision and considerations is vegetable
coneupd Of which greent sound wholesome and edat
IN bs true sense Of the have three prominent national
complaints Onehf Of the adult population Of the United slaves su'
more or less either from the stomach arrangements oil the
liver or affections Of Kidneys In other land under Heaven are
these nAladies general as IN this country and
HOsTETTERs BuTERs
a eesc for them ALL unless organic their origin and therefore,
yod cure And let fortunate enough be Eenp from
t,en peseut understand fact vr that an occasional use OF
this vtabg will certainly prevent them as the SUI Will prevent
che earth om freezing its geu beams Communicated
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part of the boat is specially fitssd for ts sure

part of the boat is specially fitsed for ts sure
encounter with the ice. While the Brooklyn
boats yesterday were frozen up in the river, or
kept in their slips, the little tug boats of the
harbor were cutting through it with
little trouble. What would be thought of the
Directors of the New-York Central, or the Hud-
son and Erie Railroads, did they refuse to en-
ploy snow plows to clear their tracks They
would Justly be considered as unfit for their
duties as the managers of the Ferry Companies
At least hundred thousand people were sub
iccted to extreme inconvenience yesterday,
merely because these gentlemen were either too
ignorant or too avaricious to employ ice-bOats to
keep the river clear. The irregular crossing Of
the river was finally effected last night, not by
any effort of the feTrymen, but by fortunate
lul of the wind, and the changes of the tide.
What the people of Ncw-York, Brooklyn,
jersey City, and HobOken have now to do, is to
hold the Presidents and Directors Of the COM
panies directly responsible for the stOppage OF
the boats in bad weather. If these officials do
not control the ferries, they had better resign
and escape the odium of their mismanagement.
The Legislature, too, is bound to act, and
compel the ferry companies to provide decent
boats, to take proper precautions against the
loss Of life, to use ice boats and all other means
to keep an open channel in Winter, and gem
orally to show some regard for the comfort, con-
venience and safety of their passengers.
Finally, we must have a tunnel under the
East River, bridge over it, or both; but III
the meanwhile we mean to agitate till these
companies are compelled to provide ferry
boats that are not a disgrace to the city and a
peril to the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-19

Hereafter the price of advertising in TIE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE will be 81 90 per line for ordinary advertising,
and s. per line for notices under the head OF Announce
ments the fifth page The large Increase In the circu
latiOn of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE warrants in ncreas
ing our rates and we satisfied that It will meet the
views of all our advertising customers. know 1t
does of those with whom We have consulted.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE has a circulation larger
than that ot any other newspaper and large proportion
of its subscribers take nooher journal The space in this
sheet allotted to advertisements is necessarily limited 80
that each has the advantage of being easily and all
are generally read with AS much interest newsmattcr
There isas those who have tried it know-no advertising
medium in the country cheap, because there none 50
profitable to the advertiser The paper crcuates among
the industrial and thrifty classeshe Farmers Manufnc-
urers Merchants and Mechanics OF the cOuntry-and -
carefully readily their wives and daughters It's safe
TO say that each advertisement in 1t is read every week by
not less than half million of the most intelligent OF the
people He who makes his business his merchandise, or
his manufactures known to this immense number scat
tered all over every State cannot fail 90 do 80 to his own
manifest and great advantage.
Book advertisements will be placed hereafter on the
second page following the "Ncw Publications" Depart
ment of the paper Real Estate, Agricultural Implements
and all other advertisements particularly interesting to
farmers will be placed next to the Agricultural Depart
ment.
Advertisements for THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE must here
after be handed in 6y Monday This viii enable us 70
classify them moro satisfactorily than have hitherto
been able to do These improvements Will add very much
to the interest and value of the advertisements.
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RAILROAD DIFFICULTIES.
TIE TROY AND BOSTON RAILROAD ATTACHED.
~ rnLaosIPH TO THE TRIBUNE

I'll. TROY AND BOSTON RAILROAD ATTACHED.
rzLaosArH
Troy. Jan. 1s.-The rolling stock of the Troy and
Boston Railroad Company, attached by the Sheriff Of
Remington County VT, on Wednesday night, at Ben.
nington Pownal and Manchester VT Altogether six
gnesr two trains OF passenger cars and freight and
wood train were seized by the Sheriff his dep
uties. OF these, the agents Of tho road ran
off after the seizure, three engines aud two
trains Of cars, but In doing considerable Of
fight took place between the sherits posse and the
ployes OF tho Company One OF the latter arrested
yesterday and held to bail In the OF $4,000 The
trouble grows out OF claim Of ". Park OF Benning
ton against the Troy and Boston road for 5000 900 on ac
count Of tho Western Vermont Railroad which Mr. Park
owns The T. and IT, road ton. years ago
leased the W. v. road, and agreed 10 return IL
at the expiration Of Che lease In as good order
as it was when taken. The lease expired ON
Wednesday, and Mr.. Park under Vermont laws immedi.
ately attached the road. claiming that the " Road
was not In as good condition by as was when
the T. b. first began to operate Ii under tho lease This
tho Troy and Boston Company deny and say the road
has been greatly improved In value and OUTFIT being
worth at least 100000 more. long and veNatious nt
gaIoR pi4 w wv Issall W ~ yqY Iaissa- saslrsi.
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come from Rents, q. s. Stocks, Tribune Alma
nae. &c. &C.. our aim being merely to show
70 onr readers what it costs to carry on
large newspaper establishment 10 enable
rs to meet the increased demand Tor lHE
TRIBUNE and to place us beyond the fear
of disabling accidents to our machinery
we have ordered Il third Hoe Lightning Press
and two new and larger Engines and Boilers
having deepcned our basement and vaults 10
receive them.