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MISSISSIPPI.

Proceedings of the C0nventi0n-Gencrnl Gil.
lem's Order In Relation to the Tax Ordi-
nance.
JACKSON, March IL, 1868.
The Reconstruction Convention had the report on
Judiciary under consideration and adopted portion
Of 1t to-day.
The following is an extract from General Giem's
order on the Tax ordnance
The taxes levied by the ordinance to defray the
expenses OF the Convention Will be collected and ac-
counted for by the SherifYs directed by said ord
nance with the following excepton:-Sectionf fourth,
providing that II shall be the duty Of said Sheriff and
er-oEcio tax collectors to give immediate notice.
upon receipt OF the ordinance that they will proceed
TO collect the taxes levied and that to the amount Of
all taxes remaining unpaid at the expiration OF ten
cent will be added, Is so modified as TO read
sthirty days, instead Of ''ten days"
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Republican State Convention In Secret
Session-General II. X. Scott, Of the Freed
mems Bureau, Nominated for Governor.
CHARLESTON, March IL, 1868.
The interest In the Constitutional Convention has
been transferred to the Republican State Conven-
tion, which met last night to nominate candidates
for State officers. The delegates to both conventions
are in great measure Identical and large majority
In both are negroes The nominating convention sat
with closed doors, excluding reporters. 1t has
transpred that after stormy session General Il. X
Scott Assistant Commissioner OF the Freedmen's
Bureau, was nominated for Governor, and Lemuel
Boozer for Lieutenant Governor The nominations
are considered equivalent to an election.
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RHODE ISLAND.

Democratic state Observation-Disclosures of
state Onicers and appointment Of Delegates
to the National Convention.
PROVIDENCE, March II, 1868.
The Democratic State Convention met here to-day.
Colonel s. II. Wales presided. The following nomi-
nations were made:-For Governor, Lymeon Pearce;
for Lieutenant Governor, Gideon II. Durfee for
Attorney General, George N. Bliss; for General
Treasurer, James Atkinson.
Delegates TO the National Convention Charles s..
Bradley Thomas steers, Alfred Anthony, Edward
w. Brunsen Lymeon Pearcc william ii. Allen, Ed
ward F. Newton. Amasa Sprague
After adopting resolutions OF the usual character
the Convention adjourned
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, March 1.-THE Great Western
Steamship Companys steamer Minnesota Captain
Price, from New York February 49, for Liverpool
rived here this afternoon, with loss OF propeller
QUEENSTOWN, March 1.-THE steamship City
OF Boston, Captain Roske Of the Inman line, which
left New York on the Goth ultmo arrived at this port
late last evening, the way TO Liverpool. This vessel
was incorrectly reported last evening as the City Of
limerick.
GLASGOW, March 11.-The steamship Britannia,
Captain Laird, OF the Anchor line, which left New
York the 26th ultimo arrived In the Clyde ate last
evening on the way to this port.
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TBLEGRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
General Dix on O Mission to
England.
Prussia Willing to Arbitrate The
Alabama Claims.
MEXICO.
SPECIAL TELEsUAms TO THE HERALD.
The Troubles at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Re.
volt In Durango.

The Troubles at Neutrality-suspicious. Of Re.
volt In Durango.
HAVANA, March IL, 1858.
The French steamer Paris, Captain Bayona, has
arrived here from Sisal 9th inst and Vera Cruz 7th
inst. have received the following telegram from
the HERALD special correspondent in Mexico cty:-
j. MEXICO, March Might.
Our advices from Mazatlan are to February II, in
the afternoon. A schooner had been engaged to
take General Placido Vega prisoner by sea to some
port south OF Mazatlan, whence he could be for
warded to the capital. There had been Q rumor
that the commander Of the United States
'gunboat Saginaw offered to put Vega on
neutral territory If the government would
so agree, but 1t was an unfounded report.
messenger had been sent to the Indian chief Lo-
zada asking him to come to the rescue of Vega.
General Martinez Is accused Of double dealing. He
claims to be neutral. Troops from Durango were
joining Governor Rubi In the mountains.
Colonel Borrego and other officers are still plotting
against Governor Palacios, of Durango. They In
concert with the guerillas. Further revolutionary
movements are imminent.
Dastardly Smuggling by the British Consul Mt
vera Cruz-Return of the Troops from Yu-
catnn.
VERA CRUZ March s, 1868.
am assured that the British mail steamer Danube.
Captain West received large amount Of specie
from the British Consul. The officer In CON-
mand of the Fort San Juan de Uoa on account
OF this smuggling operation ordered the vessel to
to stop when leaving port, but his guns were not
ready to fire and the Danube kept on her course.
She signaed the British steam corvette Cordelia
De Sutton commander, which anchored between the
vessel and the fort.
Three hundred Of the Yucatan expedition
have returned to Vera Cruz Genra Alatorre
awaits the trips Of the steamers Paris and
Tabasco to send the rest The climate OF the PENN
sula was decimatng his troops. He fears new re-
volts among the Yucatecoes. Objection having been
made to Governor Cepeda personally the national
government has persuaded him TO resign. He Is
coming to Vera Cruz on his way to the capital.
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IRELAND.

Coming Visit of the Prince OF Wales-A Fe.
nian Captain Acquitted.
DUBLIN, March IL, 1868.
Great preparations are being made here and in
other parts Of Ireland for the reception OF the Prince
Of Wales, who is to be made Knight OF the Order
of st. Patrick.
The Fenians who were captured at Merthyr- Tydvi,
In Wales have been indicted for treason and will be
tried at the Swansea Asszes.
CORK March II, 1885,
The trial OF Captain Mackay was concluded to-day.
The jury brought In a verdict OF not guilty OF the
charge OF murder found against him yesterday with
Manix and Walsh accessories to the crime.
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The American Naturalization Treaty Rati-
ned-How Prussia May Arbisrate the Ala.
bama Claims
BERLIN, March II, 1858.
The treaty Just concluded between the North Ger
man Confederation and the United States OF America
providing for the protection Of the rights OF natu-
rallied citizens was to-day unanimously ratified by
the Federal Council.
is reported here that proposition was recently
made to Lord Stanley to submit the Alabama claims
TO the arbitration OF Prussia, and that he willing
TO entertain the proposition 80 far as it applied to the
question OF indemnity, but he refused to submit the
other points In dispute
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ROME.

Arrival Of the Canadian Recruits.
ROME, March IL, 1868.
One hundred Canadian Zouaves. who volunteered
for the Papai service, have arrived here.
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ALAB BAMA.

The Late Elcction-Only $1,000 Votes Cast.
MONTGOMERY, March IL, 1868.
The registered vote OF Alabama is l7l,Oo0 1t is
definitely known that not over H. 900 were cast and
not all OF them for the constitution, and that MT
1000 whites voted.
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OHIO.
Bold Robbery Of an Express Messenger.

CINCINNATI, March IL, 1868.
Mr.. S. b. Hayman. an American express messen-
ger on the Hamilton and Dayton train, due
here at ten O'Clock, was Knocked senseless
while counting his packages OF money by
some persons unknown who entered the
car by means OF false KEYS after the train left Lock.
land. The robbers escaped at the next station,
carrying with them q package containing $40 600.
The messenger was discovered In bleeding condi-
ton by a brakeman ON the train He Is very
seriously injured and Is now delirous. The money
belonged TO parties in Indiana and Illinois.
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CUBA.
Horrible Tragedy-sugar NIarket-Exchansc-
Marine Intelligence.

HAVANA, March IL, 1868.
fearful tragedy occurred here to-day. man
whose name Is unknown attempted to murder his
wife, but failed. He then killed one Of her CON-
panions and committed suicide.
The sugar market Is duh and prices are declining;
offers were made at ~ reals per arrobe for No.
II Dutch standard
Exchange--0n London, ek l0per cent premium;
on United states currency, 80 81 per cent discount
gold long sight, per cent discount; short sight,
per cent discount
The steamship Creole sailed TO-DAY for New York.
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GEORGIA..
Adjournment of the Reconstruction COnven-
tiOn-Extra Pay Voted to the Officers.

Adjournment of the Reconstruction COnven.
ti0n-Extra Pay Voted to the Officers.
ATLANTA March IL, 1861
The Reconstruction Convention to-day ordered
five thousand copies Of the constitution and fifteen
hundred Of the journal to be printed.
Congress was requested to pass such laws as will
remove political disabilities from all the citizens Of
Georgia by yeas 102, nays 26
All the officers OF the Convention were voted extra
pay for ther services.
motion to accept the constitution as whole
was carried-yeas liz, nays a. About fifteen mem
bers were neutral.
Mr.. Farron made speech before the delegates en-
dorsing the constitution and radical nominee for
Governor, Mr.. Bullock, Of the Express Company.
This untes the respective friends Of the two radical
aspirants. Mr.. Farron on leaving the stand offered
his hand to Colonel Cory Stiles OF the Albany NetcS
who refused TO accept 1t and denounced MT. Farron.
The conservative republicans OF the Convention
propose TO nominate candidate OF their own for
Governor. Judge Irwin, delegate elect, who re-
fused to sit In the Convention will probably be their
nominee.
At five O'Clock, after day Of great excitement and
confusion, the Convention adjourned, subject to the
call Of the President.
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LOUISIANA.
The Governor Charged by a Negro with Per.
Jury I'm Taking the Oath Of Once.
Nrw Opr March I 1eea

NEW ORLEANS, March IL, 1868.
Governor Baker appeared before United States
Commissioner shannon yesterday TO answer to a
charge of perjury in taking the oath OF office, and
was released on giving bonds in $4,000 to appear at
some future day. The affldavit making the charge
against him is signed "Henry Denns-his mark"
Dennis Is a negro.
The City Council last night adopted resolutions re-
questing General Hancock to suspend the laws stay
ing the collection OF back taxes as means Of i'm
proving the condition OF the city finances
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:. Royal Hn sana Lottcry.--Prizes Paid In Gold.
Information furnished The highest rates paid tor Doouoions
and all kinds OF Gold and Silver
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General Dix and the Alabama Claims-The
Clerlenwell Explosion Cnse.

LONDON, March ll-ENenlnH.
General Dix, American Minister to France, has ar.
rived In this city, and IL is understood will remain
here two or three weeks. II Is said he has come
here on business connected with the question Of the
Alabama claims.
The House OF Commons this evening, In Committee
/, OF the Whole, agreed to report for passage the bill
introduced by Mr.. Gladstone for the abolition OF
church rates.
Mr. Waters, recently arrested, has been discharged
from custody.
The case OF Mullaney is to be brought up In the
House Of Lords next week.
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Republican Mass Meeting at Norwich.

NORWICH, March IL, 1863.
The republicans opened the campaign by one of
the largest and most enthusiastic meetings held
In this city. Hon. L. +. S. Foster presided and Hon.
Henry Wilson, Senator from Massachusetts, was the
orator OF the evening. The canvass promises to be
active and exciting.
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Revision Of the Repatriation Lists Ordered by
General Hancock.

NEW
General Hancock issued an order this evening for
the immediate revision OF the registration lists for
the approaching election.
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Sergeant Bates, the Flag Bearing Pedestrian,
at Augusta.
AUGUSTA, March II, 1883.
Sergeant Bates arrived here this afternoon. His
trip from vicksburg has been perfect ovation. He
was received here by the citizens and welcomed to
the hospitalities OF the city by Lieutenant Ellis.
Sergeant Bates win remain at the Planters Hotel for
few days before resuming his trip to Washington.
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Printing OF Every Description Exccstcd with
nes,ness anu desp sch, and at lower than oswhe ~
ne MEI EIKoPOLIEAN JOB PRINTING EsTABLI7ixENr,
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Chronic Discssg Of the Air prssnHes. Ga.
arrh affections Of the Heart, Liver AMI Lunrs r-eH
msnenty by Dr. Won EIsENBER, OF a5lrtlh avenue or
ner of Twenty eis stth-sreet.
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Spring. style Of Gents and Youths' Dress Isuts
now ready nj popular prices BURKE, lS Fulton Sc
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Cough, Cough, CDu vt
MADAME PORT r.Ris COUGH BALSAu
tho reach OF ALL =
For sale hy all drug dsv, at &C., SOC. and 75c.
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Out.-knpx's sJprina style Of Gcnf,s Hats
2l2 Broadwayr cornersof Fulton street Enough sal
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IL Every O'se Used Nistar,s HpI.nur yg VII,
Cherry, coughs and colds would soon be unknowa.
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The Motropolisan Job Printing Establi-ls-
MENT, Nassau Is prepared 10 furnish Cares, Crcu
lars nphes Posters and description OF
Prinp rates twenty-five cent less than can be OBJ
tane/ elsewhere In the city.
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rys snrsss lin H:s ss orsfrs'' 6 S yo.
.Syhth street. VI
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Cristndoro,a Hair. Dyc.-Thc Best Ever
man ieturei Wholesale retail also applied No.
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Az isgir prqn"rntieps nn , Hrs gsS esshnd Dnn-
batness preycnssd. 10 year8 prac tc's Asbr place
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Bntcheior's yinir Eye The EXs In thsr
world Ehe only efect Dye IA rn,less retse IN -
Factory le Bold street.
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wigs, Toupces and Ornamental Hsir.-rse~t
quality Han Dye and hair oysing all eoors. BArVHEir
0R'5. 10 Bond street
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Perfect Ifnir Observation-Disclosures &c oconiuc
| otis alcoholic washes. "-
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All Diseases of the Thrx,J ,tC,ro,l,cs IN
ch,us SpasinOaic Asthma, effect ~ hy rE
street. = 49,
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A.-sseninGOm. our Entire stock Ma Il he sold
before May to- make room fo- tnporsx alteration
and extension. building Tire choapess
best ready Clothing for boys be iound 4,
this city merchant tailoring s under tho
Of Mr. Brownel, OF brsn lvav and has
just been ,cplenishsd ontirs ne,s ssom.nt of
, ~ on Lna.n, shr,s ros.on anu York. One
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Drinking Saloon.
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THE LIQUOR DEPARTMENT
nsr can beat anybody -sa

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HATS,

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Railroads.
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON r.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
8ailrOads.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing Dec. q, lS67, trains Will run as FOL
lows
LEvE BURLINGTON.
s.5)A. M..sIAIL TRAIN for Boston Lowell, Wor
cestcr, Fitchhurgh, Brattleboru Springfield, Hart
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albany and New York ;
arrive in Troy az 3l0P. VI. New York 9.l5 ?. VI.
Boston 7.3oP. NJ.
Tirough 70 Boston and Troy oitio2; -iage Of Cars.
l35PM. DAY EXPRESS for Rutland, Bellows
Falls Troy and New York. Arriving in Rutland
fIOP.M. Bellows Falls, SIS p. ", Science
tady SIS P. NJ, New York 6.o0A.M
a.35PM. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN TO Rut-
land arrives in Rutland at 500 p. NJ
9.4J P. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Car, for
New York and Boston. Arrive in Troy NJ $50
~. New York 1900 a. NJ. Boston $40 An.
Through Troy and Boston isitsout change Of cara
The e45 and l.35P P. NJ. and $50 A. NJ. trains make
close connection with the New York Central at
Troy and Albany for all points West.
From the South and East Trains arirs al Darlington
as foHoUs
AIS A. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN. with Sleep
ing Cars, from New York and Boston, Leaves
New York at . P. NJ, Boston $50 P. N.
9.45A.M ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Rat
land.
i.25 P. N. DAY EXPRESS from Troy and New York.
6I5 Pm. MAIL TRAIN from Boston. Lowell. Worces-
ter, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, Troy and
New York.
For further information apply at the Union Tick
ct Office, No /, American Hotel Block, at the Rut
and 4 Burlington Passenger Station where tickets
can be purchased for all Of the above routes and all
points West North West and South West; choice may
be made from any Of the various routes, from Bur
ingtOn.
wv. WARDWELL, Agent, Passenger Station.
}. ". CARPENTER, Agent Mol American Hotel.
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pouder.
TIE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WORLD

TUE attention Of sportmen and dealers i called 70
L the following facts.
AZ the trial of arms before the Examining Board
in Washington. August $50, cartridges uiade from
this powder, gave far greater penetration. range,
and ceaulincs-, and in competition with tho prin-
cipa. American powders, proved in every respect
superior o. all others.
IA The wimbledon Rifle Meeting In England July,
$500 competing with the best Of foreign powders
the same Tesulls were obtained, with prize
The Board convened b. order Of the Commander
in Chief If the State of New York for the gxamin-
alton Of military small arms, whose sessions were
attended hy officers specially detached IS the Rus
sian, Prussan, aud Danish Government say ~ their
printed report Of the numerous guns on trial that
after firing lr rounds all but became foul rs
not TO admit the cartridge
This led u a test Of poVder and they deem the
subject Of much importance tEt they say in their
report. The p5tc1er usCf IN these cartridges dc
series special mention as being uy superior. II Is
the Orange Rife Powder
Another meeting Of the Board. called BY Special
Order No. I-r Of the AdIutant-tieneral under date
OF May so, is subject. among other conditions 10
ia order to conform to the United States stand
ard charge, now adopted, the charge Of powder
VIII be 20 grains. The powder o. be the orange
Rifle Powder, FG. manufactured by smith and Rand
Powder Co"
one Of the best sportmen in the State writes
with the Orange Powder l made the largest score
Jersey city SAYS 1T Is the hest powderI ever made
Ia the shooting matches where the powder has
boon used it has been universally successful.
Vim. Tayl ESQ, the Celebrated piseon-sho0ter Of
Another celebrated shot from Central New York
writes Your powder is in high r-pute here and
the country round about, AMI will superscde all
OUR BRANDS ARE
Orange Lightning u casters Nos. T. , 3 {, grain.
DucknE. 1tt caui-tcr-. Nos. 4, ,, Q, Z, grain.
Game hraSs-b0und kegs l. ---.ts and Chs,
Rifle Neg, l5.s5, = ilAs, I-alo, e. Fig,
FFFg.
' Rife. canisters Iib. l-1!b FFc.
Kentucky Sporting, cauisters, III, -, FFFg.
Il may be obtained at wholesale at our Office, or at
Wholesale and retail from the following dealers in
arms
Cooper & Pond No. - Broadway.
Onion, Bliss Co., No. Is Warren Street
Schuyler Hartley, Graham, Co., No 10 Maiden
Lane.
John p Nore's, Sons, No. 206 Broadway.
lierwin & Simpkins. Nc. 262 Broadway.
". J. Syms & Bro, No. 5D1 Broadway
spies, Nissan 4 Co, No 10 Courtlandt Street.
Thomas J. Jones, No. Is John Street.
4 large consignment Of the above powder constant
Is on hand, which will DO sold at manufacturers
prices 10y l.. VI. q. /. HAGAR
Burlington.
Agents for SMITH 4 RAND Powder Company, No
Broadway. New York. New. 1. j2w3w6m.
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SJrLLI.
VAN RAILROADS
SPRING ARRANG
Commencing -fPrg 10, 1865.
TRAINS GOING soUrH AND EAi

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AsD EAST.
Leave Burlington at 6-5O A. n, 1890 P NJ, and
500 P. NJ.
Mail Train leaves st. Adams at Sis A. NJ and. con-
meets at Burlington with Rutland Road at White
River Junction and Bellows Falls with trains for
Boston, Worcester, Springfield, and with trains on
Passumpsic X r., arrives at New York at lO.i5 p NJ
Day Express leaves Montreal at $50 A. NJ, St.
Johns at 10 A. NJ OslenshurSh at $50 p, ~, lodge
A. VI for Boston, &c, arriving in Boston via Lowell
at 1890 P. NJ
Night Express leaves Ogdensburgh at II.30A. "
Montreal $50 p. NJ, ScUse's Point $40 p NJ St
Johns at 4.5OP NJ arrives AZ Boston at : IN a n
connecting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire R1ilr,,d
for Boston and Worcester and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield, &c. and arriving in New
York at 1870 P. NJ.
TRAINS GOING SoFrH ,vawE>r.
Leave Burlington at ais \. u, go A. ~
and $40 P NJ
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at 500 !
VI. for Burlington, ST. Albans, Montreal, &c
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell at 20 A. NJ
via Lawrence and Fitehbursh at ID A. NJ. Sprin-
field at 6.45 \. NJ. for burlington, St Ai.ans %
densburgh and Montreal.
Accommodation Train leaves Northaed at s.0JA.
NJ. for Burlington, RUTLAND st. Adams and Rouse's
Point, Ogdenshurgh dc.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 p NJ
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. r.,
leaving New York at i2l5 P. NJ, and from Ches-
hire r. X. leaving Boston at so T. ~, connecting
AZ White River Junction with train leaving Boston
at6o0P NJ for Burlington, Rouse's Point. Mon
treal and 0gdensburgh, connecting with Grand
Trunk trains for the West.
Sleeping ears are attached to both the Might Fx-
nress trains running between st Adams and Ros,o
and St Adams and Springfield. ''''n'
Through Tickets for Chicago and the Was, Co.
sale at the Principal stations ''i
g. MERRILL, Sup't
Ii. n. DRrRY Agent American Hotel Flock.
Burlington, Vt
st. Adams. April IA, 1885.
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Presentation COnCert,

at Bennington; and at the closing Conssr, vi. u.
sent to the Concert Ticket Holders the fl..sas IS.
liable property
To l. One Cotton Factory, work.,
looms, with all necessary Ua.-.y
and privileges, now in s-.-s.1
operation. Mill 4Oxl52, on L.a
x25s, located in the central par. g
Bennington Village, $50
One tenement house & barn. t0Il. -'
One building lot on Pottery STREE,
97xlf5, e
, Two building lots On Smith Avenue.
each f5xl5O, 81 800 each,
One tenement house and lot,
One building lot on Pottery Street.
s7xIl3,
o Six tenement houses and land, al
occupied and paying large rent,
each 81 500 each,
10 Ten building lots on Putnam Street