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a PANIC would seize the world Of fashion
fit were proclaimed every where that hence-tI no
lady gentleman could change the color Of their
hair with safety. Yet such would be the dreadful
dilemma of both sexes if that genial balsamic poi
sonless and peerless preparation, CRISTA DOROrS
HAIR DYE, were stricken of the roll Of toilet luxu-
RES No danger Of that, however. 1t IS not for day
but for all time. Manufactured by J CRIsrADoRo,
Is Maiden Lane, New York. Sold by all druggists.
Applied By all hair drcssors. Feb. I4d6wlm.
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PIANOS
SteiRway and United Piano Makers.

I'VE Subscriber has been appointed agent for the
exclusive sale 81 the n>trull, % both the a hove
CELEBRATED NAkEES, for the Counties cf Rutland
Addison, thittenden, franklin in VI and Essex and
Clinton in Y. Y. These instruments, If ANY PATTERN
OR STYLE fully warranted, shipped ut the LOWEST
MARKET PRICE. instruments Of any other maker fur
nlshcd at short notice also, Organs and Melodelns
Secondhand instruments taken in exchange: and
always for sale or 70 rent. Repairing and Tuning
attended 70 promptly.
shop and Nurerooms at residence, on Vino. Ski
Avenue, where sample instrument can be seen.
\. ". POWERS.
Burlington, Feb. Is, cxwtf
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THE CELEBRATED
= II - Il E'1 ID IL Nv,

y 7 7 II W IT n 7 Y = , 7 . 7.
Pronounced hy all who have heard it the most natur
al ant beautiful imitation Of the human voice ev,r
yet introduced. J. ESTEY & Co, Bratteboru VI
the original inventors and manufacturers. Ill
Bro0me street, y. Y. 2-0 River street, Troy y. Y:
Chicago
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Darn OF MARTIN GALUsHA.-Deacon Mar
tin Galusha died suddenly Wednesday last
of heart disease, at his residence in Roches
ser, \. Y. lie was born at SALISBURY. Vt,
in 1872, and was a son of Governor Jonas
Galusha His three brothers, Elon, Jonas
and Truman, all lived to a great age and all
died suddenly of the same disease. From
Vermont he went to Rome, n Y, and
thence to Rochester, in 1885. and purchased
what las been known as the Galusha Tract,
in the Fifth ward Of that city. lie was one
of the first Deacons of the Second Baptist
Church Of Rochester and was highly esteem
and as citizenan and exemplary Christian.
Gle leaves wife and three children Norman
il. Galusia, Mrs. John Van Yoorhis and Mrs.
Morgan Crane
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He Removes Secretary Stanton.
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SEC. STANTON REFUSES To TIRN
OVER THE OFFICE,
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VOUXG LADIES INSTITUTE. at Maple
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
EXCITING FROM WASHINGTON,

THE PRESIDENT ON THE RAMPAGE,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BULLOCK las 'e'o'"
the bill repeating the State ConstabuiaTy law.
He is r5undlv denounced therefor ly tic
n..-.... - -. Ill ...1-, IN .t,
'''''' I"t'''' VIM
nq7also disapprorcs the veto. Itsavs'
The continuance of this force imrair= the
effect of any law which may be based regu-
a'ng the manufacture ana f Oh n'?ai' AZ
hands of an = orFranization instituted by the
friends Of the Prohibitory law. Though the
c9nStables might be impartial, inc IIlg f;I -,
70 tbjs canse and hence the Whole question,
by this veto. VIII become again an issue at
The State election Instead of taking the
question ONT Of r,litics. il is plunged into uol-
ii... fc..n.r Than ever
lie 4dr"1'sF . If"'''''' 7u'-au' '''e
governor. The latter SAYS:
,r l.t.u
only has followed his own convictions of duty
hut has also given satisfaction to nearly all
those whose aPproya! Is worth the having 1,
I;o,a 'f 5b ,' be ne s5es ~. r. lave enarceJ tle
laws which the Legislature may enact. To
those who wish to nave al the RESTRAINTS 81
4uor. to have gaming establishments and
'.'I 'ii's % ~ Ii,e u'i'''t, 49, No.. ,''
--
I'm. C,.- o.. ppg.,,.s,r -Tl,sre are still
mn'htude' OF people IN ''ie country WIN S'P
pose that the President Of the nlted States
cost. the Country nothing but his salary Of
~ ooo - r4...--a.,I;,-l4,., +L,so,.....a
S--''''0 " GIL - ''','
people to peruse the following schedule OF aI-
p7oIriation- made by Congress for the last
financial wear.
al.
for sDSine zee i,,l'' en- nus 81 ",,'
81 10 - i'- pn:I,4,, -
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the proposed new constitution prohibiting the
traffic in intoxicating liquors. The election
occurs on the first Monday in April, and this
article is separately submitted.
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GlN. IHoHAs.-lhe Thomas who has heen
appointed Secretary of War ai ufIm by
the President. should not be coniounded with
Maj. Gen. Geo II. Thomas. the brave fight
ing General, of Chcamaugua and Nashville
fm.. This is Gen. Lorenzo Thomas, who for
some years has been Adjutant General Of
the Army, but has not performed the duties
f that office since 1862. when Mr.. Stanton
,',k dislike to him and has since kept him
oh special duty. During the past two years
he has been going the grand rounds Of tie
military grayeyards in di0eren, sections Of
the country; but he was lately ordered back to
his Office by the President.
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spetial Aotitrs.

1.-THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY
BALSA Vi. for Coughs. Colds. and Consumption, is
not one If those ephcmcral nostrums that are for
gotten in the same year they gre bern ATeputalon
Of forty Years standing, and Increasing populari-
ty, is pretty good evidence Of its value" Get She
Genuine. REED CUTLER CO., Druggists, Bos-
ton, Proprietors. Feb IT, d6w3m
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FARM FOR SALE.

nNE 4 the best farms for sale n the County stjI-
- aiet about one and quarter mile from Naoos-
81 Falls, on the main road ~ Milton. For partcu
lars enquire OF the owner, Willard Street Burlin-
ton SIDNEY BARIOW
Feb. D. d6wtG
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article is separately submitted
TyE DErARrMENrs.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Boston Post makes the l'i-
lowing 'spretty strong statement;
As to the legal power of the President 10
create the department of the Atlantic, or any
other military Department, there can De no
question. All the departments as they now
stand were created by him, and exist only
through his orders.
As to the legal power of the President in
the matter, we happen to have an opinion
r.f.re Us. in a letter from gentleman whose
name. were we to give it, would be recog-
r-ei as high legal authority, who says,
.7ls establishments of the new departmentby
Nib the Presiden0 is in direct violation Of
.r. which gives that power alone to the
>re,ary of War"
rarthe rest, the Posts correspondent pro
ra'Iy supposes the world was created by An
drew johnson, and q exists only through lis
ajas."
lHE PAru ZoUAvrs.-The was great ex-
element in Montreal On Wednesday over the
departure Of the detachment of Zouayc5,
raised in that city for the service of the
Pope.
Animensc audience was present at the
special services held in Notrc Dame cathc-
lral and over twenty thousand persons assem-
He'd at the station to see them off Several
persons were nearly crushed to death by the
pressure Of the crowd The battalion num-
b,rs 80, all young, none being over thirty
years OF. age and many under twenty, mostly
French. They were dressed in fatigue uni
forms. consisting of Zoua,c -uir Of light
grey. with dark hlue collar and cuffs, and
whit. Eel, hat-. They have two years cam
airn before them
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Misrellaneous.
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Mr.. Sullivan. of the Dublin Nation, re
Gently convicted of publishing seditious
be,s, has been sentenced to six months m
prisonment. Mr.. Pigot. Of the Dublin IRISH
man, convicted on like charge, was senten-
ced to twelve months inn risonment. -
LONDON, Feb. %.
Mr.. William Forster, member from Brad
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FRANK MILLER's LEATHE PRE-
ANTED.

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Jere Black, it seems to be assumed, as
matter of course. will be ono of his counsel.
and Attorney Gen. Stnnberry will probably
also appear in his behalf.
Chas 0'Connor of New York is also sug-
gested but the fact that he is counsel for Jeh
Davis would be conjunction of circum-
stances not favorable to the Presidents de-
fence.
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New YORK, Feb. 20.
The Steamer Arieona from Aspinwall the
18th inst. brings 81 800 900 in treasure from
California. No news from the Isthmus or
Central or South American States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-13

A CADEMY OF DANCING.
"A Mr. TRkNOkS Classes now open,
al hts beautiful Academy Rooms, LYRIC Hall.
sz3 sixth avenue, opposite Reservoir Park,
On Wednesdays and Saturdays AT and y r. NJ
Mr. TRENOipS Soirees commence on MONDAY. Oct 10
nUMAR's DANCING ACADEMY, "a WEST FOURTH
~ sreot.Cass Wednesday and saturday afternoons for
children and ladies' Tuesday and Friday evenings ladies
and gentlemen. All dances taught perfectly auarer.
JoHN THoMPsoN's DANCING ACADEMY, 275
Blocker street. Is now open for the reception OF pupils
Tuesdays and FRIDAYS. S0ree every Monday evening.
Tue above Room 10 let for balls,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-13

DR0OKES' DANCING ACADEMY, c6i BRooME ST.
~ Al the fashionabe Dances 10 course OF lessons
LADIES meet Tuesdays and Fridays at q r. NJ
GEMILLAEN, Tnesdays and Fridays, at ~ r.
CHILDREN, Wednesdays Mt 81, SATURDAYS nj 8 r. M,
LADIES' primary classes instructed by ars Brookes.
Private Lessons AZ separate hours.
Private Lessons also given Mt Mr. Books residence and
private academy, lg3 West Twenty .ihird street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-13

ITO LET-A ROOM AND BEDROOM WITH CoNvE.
i nience for housekeeping, TO gentleman and wife, no
children, 62l Second avenue, lhrytourh street,
left bell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-13

FURNISHED ROOMS AT 1865 WEST SIXTEENTH
street, without board, second story Of three rooms,
together separately modern house. with all conycnlences
rooms very PLEASANT medium prces family private Refer
required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-13

ITO REET-sIx ROOMS, ALI. COMMUNICATING, TC
party buying furniture which Il new and in perfect or
der Tor housekeeping lately painted aud
rs7 per month Parties meaning business cal at lO Yves
Thirtleth street, sixth avenue
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-29
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Registration
results-l2,0ll whites and 1896 colored,
The caucus of the Republican Sena-
ators to-day adjourned till Monday,
without selecting a candidate for Secre.
taIy of the Senate.
The affairs at the War Department
arc unchanged. General Townsend is
still in possession of the office. Gen.
eral Thomas was at the Department
during the forenoon, but did not engage
in any business. The door Of the cast
ern entrance to the building, which had
been closed for several weeks past by
order of Stanton, was unlocked this
morning.
The Senate was engaged during sew
eral hours this evening discussing the
nomination of General Schofield. The
debate was principally confined to the
plraseology of the Presidents message,
in which it was said that General Scho-
field has been nominated as Secretary
of War in place of f. NJ. Stanton, re-
moved.
The difficulty was that the majority
of the Senate had declared no power to
remove Stanton and designate General
Thomas to perform the duties of the of
flee nd interim, therefore vote for con-
firmation, with the language of the
nomination, would be to stultify them
selves and admit that the President
does possess that power. The consider
alton of the nomination will be resumed
tomorrow. Senators say there is nc
doubt it willsultiInately be confirmed,
with perhaps an explanatory append
age.
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HOUSE..

Mr.. Paine introduced q bill to con-
strne the pension acts and law, giving
additional bounties. Referred.
Mr.. Eggleston, from the committee
OH Commerce, reported bill to regu-
late the appraisement and inspection of
imports, which, after discussion was
amended by excepting from its provis-
ions distilled spirits and wines, and pass
ed under operation OF the previous ques-
ton.
The House went into o Committee on
the Indian appropriation bill and. after
the rejection of the motion by Mr..
Schenck to first consider the tax bill,
proceeded with the. details of the first
named bill.
Without conclusive action the COM
mittee rose.
Mr.. Bingham introduced resolution
placing rooms A aud B in the Capitol as
a guard room and office for tho Capitol
Police inside, the object being the pro-
viding of room for the detention of
persons ordered into the custody of the
Sergeant-at-Arms. The present occa-
sion for its use being in the case of
Woolley.
He moved the previous question,
which was seconded.
A number of dilatOIy motions were
made and rejected, during which Mr..
Eldridge made an appeal from decision
of the Speaker. The appeal was tabled.
Adjourned. n
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, May


FLOUR-Dull and irregular; sales at
10 25al0 SO for family.
WHEAT-Irregular; sales of No. at
9 30 and No. held at 2 40, but unsafe
able at over 2 30.
C0RN-Dull; sales at Csc.
OATS-Sales at zoe, but at limited de-
mand.
RYE-Iu light supply; No. held at
200.
COTTON-Firm, bat in light demand;
sales of middling uplands at 29c.
TOBACCO-In good demand; sales Of
204 hogsheads Tugs ut 6 00a9 so; leaf at
10 75a10 AZ.
MESS PORK-Dull; sales at 2Sc.
BULK MEATS-Dull, but at no de-
mand; sales at 12ic for shoulders and at
l4ia14fc for sides.
BACON-Dull; shoulders can be
bought at l3!c; clear rib sides at lGIc
and clear at l7c, but the offerings not
large ut these rates.
LARD-Naglected; can be bought at
lS9c. ...
BUTTER-Firm at 26a2Sc.
EGGS-FIrm at lSc.
OILS-Dull and unsettled at lea
Il; small sales at Is. Petroleum dull
at 36a3Se.
HOGS-In better supply and dull at
Z 50a9 so gross; the receipts ample.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull at 00aS so,
the latter rate for extra.
GOLD-At 1894 buying and l40 sell
ing.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, May %.
SENATE. g

The Chair appointed the select COM
mittee called for by Mr.. Ross resolu-
ton for investigation into the allega-
ton of the use of improper influences
in the impeachment trial, as fellows:
Messrs. Buckalew, Morrill,, of Maine,
Stewart, Chandler and Thayer. d
The Senate insisted upon its amend
ments to the Army Appropriation bill,
and asked fora committee of Confer
ence.
Mr.. Doolittle presented C memorial
from the Conservatives ,of South Caro-
lima against the adoption IF the new
Constitution of that State.
Mr.. Morgan introduced ajoint resolu,
ton to provide for q reduction of the
interest on the pubic debt. Referred
to the committee on Finance.
On, motion of Mr.. Anthony, the Presi-
dent was requested to communicate the
correspondence with the diplomatic rep
resentatives of the United States rela-
tive to the law prohibiting the wearing
of any uniform or official costume not
previously authorized by Congress.
An indefinite leave Of absence was
granted Mr.. Davis, because of illness in
his family.
Mr.. Ferris amendment striking out
all fundamental conditions to admis.
sion into the Union of the rebel States
came up.
Mr.. Drake opposed it, maintaining
that none of the rebel States could be
admitted until the fourteenth article
became a part of the Constitution. He
held that the votes of twenty-eight
States were necessary, and that Ohio and
New Jersey had right ut any time
previous to the official PRONUNCIATION
of the adoption of the amendment to
withdraw their assent. He said, in adj
dition, that We have got along without
these States for seven years and can
get along without them for seven
msnths longer.
Mr.. Morton favored the immediate
admission of Arkansas and held that
Mr.. Brakes theory was impracticable
unless that of Mr.. Sumner was correct
that the amendment is already ratified,
the lately rebelliOus States having
ceased to be States because the Jour
teenth article requires ratification to
be recognized in the Constitutions OF
the States.
Mr.. McCreery read from the manu-
script a speech on the general subjects
of reconstruction.
At 3 o'clock, without action on the
pending amendment, the Senate went
into Executive session. The Senate
continued in Executive session for sew
eral hours and Immediately after the
dooors were reopeDed.
Adjourned. f
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New York Market
New YORK, MAY %.

NEW YORK, May %.
COTTON-Market lc better and more
active; sales of 1900 bales at Sic for
middling upfands; included in the sales
1900 bales sold in transit.
FL0UR-Very quiet and without de-
cided change.
WHEAT-Firm at 2 lsa2 10 for No.
2 and 2Na2 80 for No. spring.
RYE-Dull at 03a2 05.
OATS-Dull and heavy at S5aS5ic
for western in store.
CORN-Dull; 06ia1 OH fSr new mix
ed western af1oat.
PORK-Dull and tending strongly
downward with sellers option for mess
ut % so, and buyers option al $500.
BEEF-Dull and unchanged.
Gut MEATS-Dull and heavy.
BACON-Nominal.
LAkp.Dull and heavy at lsialslc
for fair 70 prime steam.
EGGS-Dull.
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From HnyIi,

NEW YORK, May 2S.-The Herald's
Havana special says: Dates from Hay.
ii, of the 18th inst, state that Luben's
troops had been attacked by the rebels
near the capital and were repulsed.
Proclamation has been made calling
all citizens under arms.
On the 10th . general attack by Sal
nave on the rebel line was repulsed and
the troops had to fall back into the cap
ital, having lost eighty men.
The British gunboat Rsyalist got
ashore ut Port-au-P Prince after her CON-
mander effected the release of the i'm
prisoned foreigners.
q The United States man, of war Desoto
arrived on the 18th, but as she was short
OF provisions she proceeded the next
day to Key West, despite the protesta-
tious Of the American Minister, who
had promised to secure the lives of all
the Americans and those who had taken
refuge in the legation.
A general attack was renewed on the
south side Of the city, but the result
was still unknown when the mail left
Port au- Prince.
Sslnave still threatens to burn the
capitol grounds if the rebels beat
him, but the American Minister is de-
termined to prevent them if possible.
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n;uouri Democr,,ic Couyeu,iop

ST. LOUIS, May 2S.-The Democratic
State Convention for the election of
delegates to the National and State cleo
tions, convened at Philharmonic Hall
this morning and after temporary Or
gaHization and appointment OF Com
mittees on Credentials and Permanent
Organization adjourned to meet at Rink
at three o'clock this afternoon. The
Convention is very large. Every county
in the State is being represented by full
delegations.
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From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2S.-The defunct
Riverside and Washington library lot
terry scheme is again before the public.
The parties in Boston who drew the
$4,000 prize were unable to obtain the
money and had warrants issued for the
arrest of the alleged managers of the
scheme, including District Attorney
Mann, Hon. james NJ. Seovill, of New
Jersey; w. w. Ware, Of the New Jersey
Legislature, and others. A hearing will
take place on Monday.