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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23
From Havana.

HAVAEA, June 81.
The Revolutionists have captured the
city of Caracas. They carried the out
works by storm on the 23d of June, but
the public buildings and churches had
been strongly fortified by the besieged.
The place, however, was formally sur
rendered on the 25th. Gen. Monogas at
the head of his army made triumphant
entry into the city.
Gen. Brucenel:, commander of the gov
eminent forces, escaped by fight.
Porto Cabelo still; remained true to the
government. It's well fortified and gar
risoned by thousand men and protected
by three war steamers. 1t was believed
that Gen. Brussell had gone to Porto Ca
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LoNpoN, July 81
Lord Napier Of Magdala to-day received
the freedom Of the city, and a sword from
the corporation Of London. The ceremo-
NY tool, place at Guildhall, and was wit
messed by large assembly OF ladies and
gentlemen The Lord Mayor presided,
and made the presentation. Lord Napier
was loudly chcered by the audience,
among whom were many Of the principal
officers of the British army. A grand
banquet was given tonight, in honor Of
Napier, at the Mansion House
BERLIN, July 81.
The grand ducnl government of Hcsse
has signifed its desire to join the other
German States in concluding natrual-
ilAtiou treaty with the United States, and
Mr.. Bancroft is expected at Darinstcdt to
make the necessary arrangements.
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Prom the Vermont Record
The Rev. George n. Eastman,

The sons Of Randolph are rising in the
world. II is but few weeks since ma
tive OF that ancient town was eonseerated
as Bishop Of the Episcopal Diocese Of
Vermont, and now another native, also an
Episcopal clergyman. has been elected
President Of Norwich University, The
Rev. George Burder Eastman was born
in Randolph, December sith, 1911, son
Of the Rev. Tilton and Experience Smith
Eastman. His father was Congrega-
tional clergyman. and for many year pas
tor at Randolph, He was graduated At
Dartmouth in 1886, having among his
classmates such men as the Rev. DIS
Ezra T.. Adams and Samuel Q, Bar,tell,
Senator J. w, Grimes Of Iowa, "I.ong
John" Wentworth Of Chicago, Timothy
+, Redheld and the late Stodard b, Colby,
He taught school three or four years al,
ter graduating. then studying theology,
he was ordained Deacon at Kalamazoo,
Mich, in 1889, and Presbyter at Troy, n.
Y, August ., 1870 He was rector OF
Trinity church, Waterford, \, Y, from
January lst, isil, 20 ls43; then success
lively, 81 ST. Pauls church, Woodbury.,
Conn; Zion church, Avon, y. Y; 81,
Pauls church, Brownville, \, y, and,
lastly, Of ST. Pauls church, Fond da Lac,
Wis, H. NV
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New Advertisements.
IN RANKRIpTCN.-

IN BANKRUPTCY,-- INTHE DIS.
l tric' Court OF thu, m'c' -tr,,, sol th,. bty-
tuct Of Vermont
In the matter Of Hosea 4 WILKINS bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that 4 petition has bcrp
filed in said Court, 10y Hosea + Wilkins, ct Rat
land, in said District, duly declared = bankrupt
under the Act of Congress of Marh ? ls65 i6r
discharge and certificate thereof from all lis debts
and other claims proyable under said Act and that
on the 18th day Of August 1868, at 10 O'Clock a IN
before the Hon. ID, \ Snalley, Judge OF said
Court, al his Chambers in the city ut Burlns ton,
is assigned forthe hearing OF the same when and
whore all creditors who have proved then debts,
ana other Persons IN interest, may attend and
show cause If any they have, why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted.
The second and third meetings ot creditors vii
be held NJ the same time and pla j..
Dated at Burlington, on Tho lsh day oI july,
1865
30.w3w Il. Il. SMAlLEN, lrrh.
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CINCINNATI July 81

CINCINNATI, July 81,
The lynching az the Adams Express
robbers near Seymour last night, was
a premediiated affair, and was occasioned
by the determination IL the citizens Of
jackson and adjoining counties to rid
themselves Of a. desperate gang OF rob
bers and murdercrs a has ever been
known, 4 family named Reno living at
Rockford, two miles from Seymour are
the leaders Of this gang, whose operations
have extended all over the West
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CALIFORNIA wooi..
REMARKS.

Commercial confidence seems to be gradually
increasing. a moderate and steadily improving
movement i'll nearly all the leading branches OF
trade has lately commenced, and the impression
generally prevails that the turn in mercantile af-
fairs has AZ last arrived.
4 fair amount Of trade has recently been trans
acted in woods, chiefly based upon the anticipa-
ton of a more active demand. Prices still
somewhat irregular. The new clip is beginning
TO come in freely, and the reports respecting con-
dition, although still varied, are, on the who's,
favorable. The result, regarding quantity, is not
4 vet ascertained.
! Owing TO the uncertainty whether there will be
in future a corresponding and remunerasive de-
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belo, and Gen. Monogas has started with
1000 men in pursuit
On taking possession of Caracas the
revolu,ionists Immediately established a
government with Gen, Monagas at its
head. All foreign ministers were notified
Of the change, and were recognized by
the new government, \ ministry has
been formed by Gen, Monagas from
among the best mon in his party,
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mand for the p resent large pro.us,.s.. Of fabna.
OF domestic wtoi', some Of our manufacturer.
amer long pei iod Of improbable business, are
,ntisrosed 10 OF crate to a. great an sstsnt ..
formerly, Notwithstanding that prices rule how
The better Qualities OF washed heeoes shox the
least depreciation in value, and most .-lsAlls.
ea, heavy unwashsd OF hali-washed wools have
bssn aud ar almost imnoyable.
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MarriaNfs.

. DAVIS CARPENTER In Wynudut.c Kan
sas, June 81. Gen. George + Diyi.'ot taycudlsh.
VI, aud Miss Bersha {, Carpenter OF Wyandotte.
WAITE. SMITH AZ Brandon, July lt.h, 10y
C.. \. Thomas, i. H., \. u. Watts Of Lee-bYrs
Ind, TO Miss Helen NJ smith 81 sudbury.
BARTON BARTON Ia l.Qllo,r July l5.h,
II rt4f-r,:t7 = ii iir Il :
A., and Miss Aadio l.. Barton OF Ludlow.
pcTON WOOD At Maala,aca, july l,A.
by RO, Muses NADER, Hon. i:as.s uo,pn. Of
rowti,t, ani EiylIa J. Wood
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The Republican Union voters of the
,o4n OF Clarendon are invited to meet in
primary meeting at the brick school
house, on the west side of the creek, near
Willis Bcnson's, Tuesday, July 2sth, at
i o'clock p, M. to choose two delegates
to represent the town at the Republican
Union District Convention, to be held at
ilutland, Wednesday, the 9Th day Of
August, 1865.
BY order OF Town Committee,
W. L. EDDY, Chairman.
Clarendon, July Goth, 1868.
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NEw ApyFRrlsRNENrs. -

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS - Hosea f
wilkins, notice in bankruptcy.
Grover Il Bakers sewing machines, T.,
y Merriam, agent,
Russia Salyc.
Kennedy " Pesmanent Cure for
Catarrh."
-Parson's Purgati Pills.
-Shcriian's Condition Powders
-Johnsons Anodyne Liniment
-Grafula's Concert
Girls wanted, 10 work in mills
--Hostetter's stomach Bittcrs.
-phalon's "Flur de Mayo"
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Deaths.

ROSS At Holden. Missouri Juue 18th, l.Ik-!c,
wife Of james T.. Ross, ana daughter OF john and
Lydia Price, formerly Of Rutland.
HASTINGS In kenushu, Wisconsin,, hgul
I'D, Palmer Dyer Hastings, aged YEAR.
AOUTHGATE~ HArUORN At Saratoga,
july lst, Etrhari IL SuutLSst. Of Cincinnati, % -,
and Ella T. Ha;haru, daughter Of MI. Hathou
Pre- pr,e,cr OF Congress Hal.
WATSON a. Lyons. Fiane., nu the .l>t 81
Jun,, Rev. Lewis t. Mtt>pu, pastor oi thu PINIn-
outh chursh, CMt.su, IL, as,G ~ yelr-.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23

hEEF fyr lU0 Ms, on total weigh vi ille, tai
aud meat, extra, sla ,aGSll ~; hrst quality, sl3
o0ali So; soond quality, on OOli2 IS; third
quality, tlo O0glO IS; few ehoice single pairs,
IS
WORKING OXEN s2aS0lso.
HANDY STEERS slsSd9! 100, or much aee0ri.
ing 20 their value as beef.
cows AND YOUNG CALVES Fam quality
si5@10; extra si59l0o; farrow and dry s3id<50,
SHEEP Per pound, live weight, 81 Csl6c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Per head Ia lots q 90
al IS.
HIDES Brighton 9s&lOc.; country lots 90
9se,; caltskins ls6I2Oc.
TALLow Brighton, sVaeo,; country lots,
fN6sc.
fELrs q 2Sas so country lot-, dry, ;iea
a SO,
LAMBS G. shuTn eir.
FAT HOGS lOGlOEc.
SHoTEs Wholesale, 51lnc, Retail lea
lie,
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st. &c. &c.
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, July 81.
Gen. Gillem has submitted 10 Gen.
Grant the report Of his action as regards
the condition Of Mississippi under the re-
construction acts, lie states the result of
the late election for The Constitution,
81, 93l against il, 63S00, being major
ity against the Constitution OF 1863
Gen. Gillem says, us is generally the case
in elections, fraud is charged by both
parties. Allrcports and complaints bear
ing on the subject are herewith trans
mitted Tor the consideration of the proper
authorities, merely remarking that ! am
satisfied the election was rs fair and free
from intimidation OF the influence OF
fraud, a, it would be possible TO expect
under existing circumstance, and that no
undue influences was exercised at the
polls Ii intimidation was had IT all, II
was beyond the power Of the military 10
reached it, As the defeat of the Consti-
tuition renders it possible that the State
may, for time, remain under military
control. | consider it my duty to call at
tention 10 the almost impossibility Of
finding persons to fill vacancies in civil
offices who possess the necessary attain
mcnts, and who can qualify under exist
in: laws | would, therefore, recommend
that section . Of the act OF July 18TH
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23

BUTTER AND CIEEsE-The market
reports of the Boston Recorder generally
well considered and reliable. furnish the
following paragraph, which makes fair
showing for the cheese manufacture:
Dairy products generally are dull The
supply of butter Is not large, but at pres
cut prices the trade are only purchasing
for immediate wants, The best dairies
haze hecn selling from 81 to 80 cents,
down to - cents for common article.
Cheese, with iair export dcmamd, keeps
quite steady. and good and prime farmers
dairics are selling at | and IL cents. and
factory u, IL and Is cents per pound. Ad-
vice, from England have lately been quite
favorable for American cheese, and the
prospect Is quite good zoe a large export
trade, as dry westher in some of the dairy
districts Of Great Britain has materially
reduced the make Of home products.
This may also have some influence on the
future price Of butter, hut tho warm
weather does not now admit of export
movements.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23

JUDGE Abusive noticed Hon. A.
o. Adds, Consul at Nice, on our street
yesterday, apparently in fine health. We
see by the papers that his leave of alb
sencc-four months-has nearly expired,
and that he is about to return to his
post. We fattered ourselves that the
Judge had closed his engagements abroad,
and that he had come home to remain
The loss from our State of a jurist so emf
nent, a scholar so accomplished, a Chris
tian so exemplary, and titizen so uni
versally esteemed, is public calamity
| MOntpelier Journal.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23

PROTECTION 10 HoRsES Some hui
man, drivers protect their horses with
canvas screen. which, resting on frame
work, serves ~ Il shade from the sun, and
permit, at the same time free circular
ton Of air. The luxury. however, is linn
tied to i select equine circle.
TRAGEDY N SruINGTiELp-At tragic
affair recently occurred. a; Springfield,
this State, which, though it has been
" hu>hcd up" circumstances would SCUM
TO ru,ol 70 Il, toa certain decree. in ,ovs-
terry. |, appears That on Monday eve
niu. nh inst, rs Mr.. Albert Brown
WIS about retiring, sho discovered a man
under her window. She ordered him 10
leave, hut he did not stir Calling upon
u ncighbor had better effect, for the fell
low started off Oh a run, closely followed
bv DR.. Sawyer. The Doctor, with several
others who joined in the pursuit, chased
the fellow down TO the river above the
covered bridge, when they lost sight Of
him Watch was kept mp but nothing
morr WAS seen. Next morning hat was
found ia the Yea. Of YIN. Lewis house,
and WAS identified as the one generally
worn 10y Benjamin kendrick
Search was made for him, but at noon,
Wednesday, he had not made his appear
ancc. About four o'clock on Wednesday
afternoon body was seen of the east
end of the cab shop dam. A couple of
boys swan out and brought it in, when
it proved to be Mr. Kendriek, dead. one
side Of his-skull broken in. and his body
bearing the appearance OF having laid in
the water rome time. Examination showed
that he probably was the man seen at Mr..
Browns, and that in endeavoring to es
cape from his pursgeys he tried to pass
up the cliff on the east side Of the river
but fell from the rocks about halfway
between the cab shop dam and the falls
bridge, about one hundred feet above the
water and was killed Ibefore he struck
the river. He had been drinking freely
during the day and was last seen leaving
Kendalrs saloon about nine o'clock Mon.
day night.
The body was placed in coffin and
Immediately inferred. He leaves wife
and two young children.
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a TERRIBLE TRUTH ! Caustic Isolutions for
Catarrh drives the disease upon the lungs. DR..
Kennedy's Permanent Cure for Catarrh" is
successful because it soothes and heals the ulcer
ated membrane Of the nose and throat It's sold
BY druggists, sowlv&dS
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Arrival aud Departure of rr~in'
TRAINS LRAys RUTLAND
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND,


The nion Republican Votes Of the town Of
Rutland arr requested 10 meet in Primary Meet
ING At the Town Hail. on Friday evening, July
als;, lsss, at O'Clock, 10 appoint Eight Delegates
to the Congressional Convention 10 BE- hrh az
Rutland on Wednesday August ,th.
By order OF Town Committee.
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Postponed.

SANpUsKy, Ohio. July 81.
The Secretary OF War has ordered the
indefinite postponement Of the removal
of the Confederate dead from Johnson
Island, as great fears are entertainer for
the health Of the city in case the bodies
are disinterred during the hot weather,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23

sTT%ou'y-hye Year, practice III the rr,al-
inent Of Diseases incident 20 Females, ha. plto q
Dr. Dow At the head of all ply,icians making such
practice Speciality, and enables him to guarantee
arpeedy aud permanent tuge IN the worst cases.
Al letter, for advice mus, r1n'un ~ Oi''r-,
30. . ERlt,6t: Street, Boston
y. b, Board furnished 90 tA,,' ,.,.rn. tore
main uEd4y tratWcnt.
Boston, july, laGs. 4sHly
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Fatal Accident.

BRIpoEroRT, Conn, July 81.
An Irishman, named John Daley, aged
about - yeas, was instantly killed on
Naugatuck wharf, this noon, by the up
setting OF a ear, He leaves wife and
two children.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23

ST, LNwRENCE USIvERsirY.-At the
Commencement Exercises Of the ST. Law
renee University, Canton, n. u, ladies
take the same course Of studies as gentle
men. The Junior class takes part in the
exercises. and at the las, commencement,
which was held on Wednesday, July LIST.
two ladies read essays in public, one of
whom was from Rutland county, viz !;
Miss Lovina Doty Of South Wallingfora.
Her subject was, The Ideals Of Human
Life" and il thus spoken OF in the
Courier and Freeman" published at
Potsdam:
To the essays by Misses Doty and
Ware, high and deserving eommendation
should be awarded In happy manner
and in clear forcible tone their essays
were read, and their treatments Of the
subjects evinced thorough comprehcn-
sion Of them. Beautiful boquets fell at
the feet Of the fair postulants as they left
the rostrum."
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TRUE BUT STRANGE.

Any person sending us their address with 20
cents, will receive, by mail, the name and
Carte dc visite OF their future wife or husband,
also how either sex may gain the love of any
person they choose instantly. Address REEVES
& Co., rs Nassau street, New York. S0w3m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23

r6- Difficulty Of passing urine or thick water.
The horse strains in attempting to urinate the
effect is painful, and he is able to pass only a
small quantity at time. Give Sheridan's Cav
airy Condition poXders
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23

Froot against falls, skeleton and duplicate
Keys, for Mouse, stur,, Office and other Doors,
the only thing Of the kind in the world, "Nou
insure against fire, why not against thieves 80
Send tor description and price. L. $ Mauuiac,ur-
ing Co, Box &c, Boston, Mas. 24.wu
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23

AMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND. Amcri-
can Company Toilet soap, Honey, Glyotrinc, BoU-
quet and Palm. These popular SOAPS arr made
irum the choicest materials, very richly pcriumcd
warranted not only equal but superior 70 the
English, and 50 rcr cent cheaper They are su-
preceding an iurcgn toilet SOAPS in this market,
as Il /, well known that since their introduction
the demand tor the latter has fallen % fully one
halt. Manufactured only hy
MckEONE, VAN HAAGES n Co,
l.v6meuw Philadelphia and New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23

ONLY IS CENTS FOR LARGE BOTTLES Mother
Bailey's Quicting Syrup for children, which
greatly assists the child through the months Of
teething allays all. pain, reduces inflammation,
corrects aeidity of the stomach and fails TO
regulate the bowels Sold by all Druggists,
A-v&dly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23

NJ Ladies of America, do not fail TO try Sir
Robert Edgar's Celebrated English Life Bitters.
They cure Dyspepsia and preserve the general
health. ml5dSwim
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GOVT nE SORTS.

Take Or. :. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITrERs, the most medicinal IA the
market. Tstubli.hsa IN l,os march, .deyISNhu
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Clarendon, July Goth, 1868.

SAD BEREAyEMENT-The two beau
,iful and more than commonly intelligent
children of Rev. A. b. Swift Of Enos-
burgh, a little girl aged about ten years
aud little boy aged eight years, have re-
Gently died, and left sad vacancy in a
once happy home. Two more truly beau
tiful children are rarely seen, and in their
great loss we believe that the heartiest
and truest sympathy viii be extended to
the bereaved parents, by all who know
them, or who ever had the pleasure Of
seeing their Children MessenQfr.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-23

SHEEP KILLED by LIGHTNING.-On
Thursday morning of last week very
heavy shower accompanied by thunder
and lightning passed over the east part of
Oxford, N H. The lightning struck tree
standing in the pasture of Mr. Marcus
Hall, under which fifteen sheep and nine
lambs had gathered. Ali were killed.
When found they looked perfectly nat
tural and as though just ready for a
start.
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THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY

On. J. W. PoIANp's WHIT Pine CoMIuUNp
Cures Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs DlptherlA,
iectinns generally. II Is a remarkable remedy
for Kidney Complaints
This medicine is free from anything deleterious
pleasant % the taste, safe YET sure and effective
In its action, aiwly
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JACKSON'S CATARRH SNUFF
AND TROCHE POWDERS.

JACKSON'S CATARRH SNUFF
AND TROCHE POWDERS.
delightful and pleasant remedy in Catarrh,
Headache, Bad Breath, Hoarseness Asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Deafness &c, and all disor-
ders resulting from colds in
HEAD, THROAT AND VOCAL ORGANS.
This remedy does not dry up catarrh but
lousens il frees the head Of all offensive matter
quickly removing bad breath and headache al
lays and soothes the burning heat in catarrh j.
mild and agreeable in its effects that il positively
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZING,
As TIoche Powder, is pleasant "a 'hr r.,-t,
and never uauseates when swallowed, instantly
gives to the throat and vocal organs Icli,ip
sensation Of GOODNESS and comfort. Is the he1f
voice tonic in the world Try H. Sate, n liable,
and only IS cents.
Sold by all Druggists or mailed free, address
COOPER, WILSON s. CO., Proprietors,
Philadelphia.
Wholesale Agents, q. e. Goodwin 10. Rus
Bros. & Bird, Boston j. L. Henry & Co, Water
bury, Vt.
Sold ip Rutland by Pond & Morse and Penn 4
Co. aug2dSwly
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A TRENTIsE Us nm nAlN.

4 TREATISE On THt HAIN
S,ut tire by mail by the piopuc,ors9i
HALLS VEGETABLE SICllIAN HAIR
REVIEWER,
Which is the best article ever known 60 RrstoEE
GRAY H,R TO is orgiual youthful color,
II will prevent the Hair nom falling out
Make the Hair smooth aud glo>,y and does not
stain the skin.
Il. J.. HALL. 4 CO.,
Nashua, y, H., PIopr,ctors.
For sale by all druggists. as;wlm
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AMERICAN MOUSE, nosrON, MASS.

AMERICAN hlN ~, hhSlhNt MNsN'
The very important and extensive lnlluNv-
meuts which have rrecutly teen made ~ TIN,
popular Hotel the laresi in New England, cu-
able the prupn,tags 10 0t,I toIouris,s, famlll--,
and the Travelling Public, accommodations and
eonvrnienccs superior 10 amy other Hotel ia the
city. During the past summer additions have
besn made OF numerous suites VI apartments
with bathing rooms, water closets Se,, attached ;
one OF Tuft's magnificent passgnsyr elevators,
the best ever constructed, conveys guests 10 tLe
upper story Of the house ia one minute; the en-
tries have been newly and richly earpc,cd, and
the entire house thoroughly rcp!enished aud NJ
furnished, making it, IN all It's appointments,
equal TO any hotel in the country,
Telegraph Office, Billiard Halls ana cav On the
tlrs, rOnr,
LEWIS RICE Il SON,
May I, lsss. .AStawew2ml fropn,in's,
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This afternoons quotations are reported as fol-


Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAMBER-
LIN, SrURGEs co., Commission Merchants,
70 and 81 Faucuil Hall Market, Boston.
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"WEDNESDAY, July -, Il
Price Current Of Wool.
New York July q, !!S6s.

Reported by BAUFNpAHL X Co, Nos. - and a
Park Place, New lork.
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.oRSE RAKES. BIxBY'S NINE

tooth tss. 90. Fay & Co.'S Willist0n RAKE.
s4o co. The williston Rake Is Sulky Rake
works very sassy aud must be well liked Gu
smooth ground Is unsurpassed. A boy u yesir
old can work il with ease. Farmers t-y il. For
sale at LANDOkS CO.S
Rutland, VI.
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