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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

6JEAWSdlt6---oIEA
GALvEsTON-INDIANOLA
MORGAN LINE U. s. NAIL STEAMERS.
FOE GALVESTON AND yDrAsoLA-rHs
following new hsn steamshps form this Line
w 9. HewesI. @. Harris. A ustin.
A,absna-......, Cre.cent....... Morgan.
Jossphine.
VIM q. Hewes,
GEO. E. TRIP. Commander.
win sail on WEDNESDAY. May 9Th, at sac.
For freight or passage apply to
oHAs. A WHITNEY CO., Agents,
50 and So Camp street.
No Whisky received without order from the Office
FOE TExAs.--.............Fo TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICKs BAY ROUTE,
WA
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
on sGs8s s sss a; hf sSss
the train leaving the AIgers Depot At striving At
Brsshesr for Galveston.
Josephine. J. n. LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Tickets had state rooms secured
lousss Railroad Company, No 90 Canal street. At the
'' N'n' ON '1s W. Bi rSPis'S Superintendent
BRAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
Leaves SUNDAY. May 10th, stsLE
EOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO THE Low
l. pressure side wheel iron steamship
r. s BOURNE Commander,
leave above her wharf Of St Joseph street,
carrying the u mails For fre.ht passage, apply TO
OHAS. A WHITNEY a CO., Agents,
80 and 50 Camp street.
N. B-No freight received without an order the
Agents The st. Mary viii stop at Galveston to take the
mails
PHILADELPH
FOB PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
THE PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN xAn
STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
Regular Significantly Line Of Steamship
Suniata. Isls tOns...............ospt p. =. HoxIB
STAR Of abe Union. l9O2 :. Capt T. n O0oKsEY
To sail THURSDAY May IA at6P.M
COK PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
The svorits steamship
Star OF the Union.
Capt t. N oooKsEY,
wm leave her wharf. Jackson S suare. % ssOve
Cabin Passage 70 Havana. currency.
Through Tickets to New York. BatiunOr. and Boston
For freight passage, having splendid socOmmods
cREEvY, MCPHERSON a co.,
IS Oarondelet street
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THRoUsH LINE To CALIFORNIA. VIA
PANAMA OR NICARAGUA
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON TIL 5tb and 10th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fall
Sunday
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
For further information address
d. n CARRINGTON, Agent,
III West street. New York
W. b. WEBB, President; CHAs DANA, Vice President.
oncs 81 Exchange Place, New York.
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TOWBOATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION
THE UNDERsIGKED, WISHING TO EsTAB
sh equitable and uniform rate Of fowage and offer
facilities to the shipping erng and leaving this
port, have combined the following Towbosts:
ECLIPSE LINE.
Switzerland, Leviathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles, ThOs- A. Morgan, Equator. W
bash, Norman, Republic, Teeumseh
NieacO and Reliance.
TIE number and power OF the above associated Line Of
TOwboats is guarantees that detention win
the bar or In this port
PETER MACY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNkIDER ZUBERBER,
Harry Wright Lima
EDWARD A YORKE a CO., Line
Associated Once, IS Carondelet street stairs.
J. @. NOR, ROSS,
CHAS FITZENR1TER,
Leves Agents.
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sTEAMBOATs.--sTEAMBOATs.
OUACHITA RIVER

OUACHITA RIVER
INDEPENDENT PACKET > REGULAR oUAcHIrA
RIVER PACKET.
EOK cAMDES, TSESr Oh mt s6Ns 81 HARR
s9nburg Columbia Trinity .nd all n'emedis,e andi0gs
On bi~ek aud CuAehlta klytrs-Ihe splendid steamer
IdahOe,
W. Blanks, Master A. Breard and W. t Norris Clerks
5. s sRS % s
rAA'rOS' MONROE G.t Az Ead KEW ORLEANS REsU
Uov Leaves every sA1UkpAY st5EM
.n@ sndns 0s'eS y sss sssdpg Port T5Pn
landings sSS aud oaseSsa kivsrs@fhs naaa
niheent, fastrunning passenger packet
IA. BLANKS. Master; @. PREs WORK. C1srh
wh lesye positively above For freight passage ApDb
gro D HITE, Agent, Y rchoupitOulas st.
wv Il sSRIa Iq y g., 60 sS.si:, street
The vICKsBURG connects with No I steamers for al
points on Bout river D. arbonne Bayou Bartholomew
Camden and Arkadelphia City.
vICRsBUR9.
TOR Viz ssssf sarG NaPeal 40 ALL IN
y tsrpeeisie lsndings=Ths steamer Gen, Qui maa
making all Coast landings
~. ...w siSSoTIs ADAMS Is cc.%s.cisl rl.o.
Countess and Js1ms' lor Yssso and Isahsehs
phis and al intermediate landings
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY ATSRn
VICE sBt k9. kArCHEz AND NEW ORLFANf
ksgulaT Tuesday U. B. Mail Packet, in phase Of the
L. LIE The
Gov. Aues,
JNO. W. CANNON, master
win leave above for vicsburE EAtchez Grand Cult Rod
St Joseph, Wsteproo For Adams Bayou Sara B.tof
Rouge, Donadsonvie and al intermediate landing
The Gov. Allen close win steam,s
CALUMET At Wcksburg for all landings river
For freight Or passa having unsurpassed
Apply On board 10
SINNOTT &ADAMs, IS Commercial PIao.
A. BRITTON co. IS Front street
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John NIXON a CO..
JOHN NIXON. IT.. New Orleans; WILLIAM g. PAR.
HAN. Madison Psrish.I
CoteOs Factors,
70. 50 UNION STREET,
Ev 0KLzAxG
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BALTIMORE
FOR BALTIhoRB AND HAVANA.
fHB NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEHI-EONrHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIBERTY. .I3DO tons. .Thos Balm, Commander
oUBA..."......llo6 tons. .Dukehart, Commander.
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAILS
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets 10 New York. $50.
FOE HALTIMOEE ANB HAVANA.
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs splendid last steamship
Liberty,
THoS. A. Balm, Conmsrder.
WIN leave y sDOvs. on SATURDAY. May %. at 7
o'clock
For freight passage having unsurpassed
Eons. apply 10 wITHERsPooN, HALsEY CO., Agents,
E Oarondest street
n B.-No bills OF lsdng but those Of the Company vii
BE signed Permits for freight procured from this
once No freight fer Havana taken sfsr II o'clock
day Of sailing
The CUBA Capt Dukehart, will follow.
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EIRsT REMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
As THE BEST COOKING STOVE.

The above Stove y cent less fuel and bakes bet
ter bread than other stove in This fact
fairly demonstrated and ncoHestsby proven the Mechan
cs' aud Agricultural Fair Of New Orleans 1868 and the
Louis Fair Of 1861.
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed and delivered any
where within the city free of charge
Also constantly on hand large and complete assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In
proved Patterns Liberal advantages offered to trade
II. HALLER, Agent
No. lSS TchoupitOulas street.
Ordele at box No. 90 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange
No los St Charles street at the New Orleans POstoce
will receive prompt attention.
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BOSTON.
EERCHAErs' BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS sTEAx
sHIP COMPANY.
xhs Lima Comprise the Fine Ocean Steamship
0oECokDIA.... 1000 tons. Leland. Commander.
KENsRGroN...-l1oo Hedges, :.
ST. LOUIS........l20 =. Sears. ..
oRIKNTAL....... 800 .. Snow, ..
Forming Regular Weekly Lima
EoR BOSTON DIRECT--THE STEAMSHIP
Oriental,
+. SNOW, SsmmAndsr,
VIII leave MONDAY. May 4th, ct 6 p. H., from
Bulls Head
These steamers oner superior accommodation pssssn
and freight and insure ct the rates and every Il.
ety VIII ~ extended to shippers For freight or pssssss
sppHto OREEyY, MCPHERSON 4 co..
No. IS Osrondelet street.
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EATCHEz PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAY2 as
EOk hATCHEZ AND ALL INfERnEDfATR
landinks-The fne passenger packet
Wild Wagner.
W. RICHARDSON. Masts: j. q. LIBANo Cvsrk.
""es'sss soose GEO. ID. HITE, Agent
IL rcho1pstcuas street..
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CENTRAL AMERICA
HONDURAa
BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS
UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE BELIZE GOVERN.
MEM
To sail on the FOURTH SATURDAY Of Every Month
Commencing Saturday Dec IS at s O'Clock p L.
EOR BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS
The United States mail steamship
Trade Wind,
J. T woRRILL, Commander
For Freight OF passage apply to
BROOKS, MACDONALD 90, Agents.
80 CarOndelet street.
The TRADE WIND with the steamer Enterprise
for SantO Tomas Omoa, or YsabeL
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CRKscxsr OrrIoE, No. ~ CAN'T STREET,
Tuesday, May s, 1868.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW. YORK..,......""SsPT. Q.

ARRIVED.
Steamship DdgO johnson, Portland mdse and pass
Steamship Ganens, Waldron, Boston, mdse and pass
Ba chase Chase SAT- Re5 7 L. 81 DAYS 3 1en
Brig EunauI Rudolph St JOINS; r. 20 aay o be island
load for NeSYOrL July 49, arrived out sehr LmnS 'iOef
Big j. W Dr.Eo. Eaton Little Glaze Bay, coal.
scr Eureka Forrest Gace Bay IS days coal Sept on Nantucket
passed brig r II. Hiyeland hence for Cow Bay G. b.
Sehr Starlight Robinson Coy Bay e b. I 20 Sdy, oai
soHOONERs-RlVER AM COAsTwisE
Oregon, Rockland + II B ni Hartford
ni h F 6eaSLtp Virginia B. p Anderson Portland c.
Sea Flower Boston. j. ; Curtis Hartford
G. A. Roe Georges Banks BiHo% SeT,h h pLi5
susan McDeytt Middletovn. Celestia Portland c.
Jonas Ches New B'lord M-y a li1b Calais
4 ye.,a5 wi5e1a@ a Send s.ad Nf Rois,S9
Copgecticnt Providence. Leouora, Nantucket Shoals
Mary Potter Nantucket Shoals Geo h. Thatcher, Boston
,. Mi ioisD'e Hcnrv Le%ae Yer.Iavea
Geo. W Cammius Providence Jebu Compton tail n,s
lake Recksni. VIM J.. Peck Huntington
Mary g. orie Nantucket Shoals Maria Hear3 Newiaven
EVELYN Saroui Pennsylvania, Bostoa
George & Albert, Bangor r. L. Hammond haLoeneAl
a. Crandal Milestone Point Wallace Gloucester
V. Barkeles BRIDGEPORT senator Boston; o., rr.-.,
/. Thompson. SewIIayeu. Judge RnnySn, NswHaven.
Pays s, Ne Pdsen Phoebe FlsSetb New Haven
M,y T. Pearson Bangor Charm Portland.
SAILED.
Steamships fr Charson Cuba Liverpool; Minnesota
I-errol Faiiins wilmington c. Wilmington Galyesoni ship
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH Sept 2Carel steamship Cen Barnes for Ne"loki
CasRttsToS sept ARRIVED steamship James Adger from New.
York Sailed bars lille M for Liverpool sch n ". smith, ana ida
oyboy SEPT AIMED .ehr Coren Jane Maria from
Ne.burgh. Capitol Albany; Marsh K9gston Dr. Fr1Gka Eal
Siact sailed ,ehr R. P King AMI James English for
Bo.roy Sep. 2-Aryel ship Gaspe from NegYork sehr l.
Burroughs, na're.
Aug o lat % 80 Ion Is s. whaling shr APoon OF Po'ineso"n
Gas e. m % o. o as Stampede from Havana bound
to NeovIts
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CRICKET.

THE GAME AT HUDSON CITY-NEW-YoRK VS.. ST.
GEORGE.
The first match between these organizations
was commenced yesterday, the new grounds OF the
st. George Club at Hudson City. The New-forkers were
IN good force having good representative eleven though
mot 80 strong team they present The St. George
hid not have their full strength Cater and Harrison
ing absent while George Wrghts sore hand prevented
bis playing IL IA o'clock before play was called the
taking the bat at that hour and sendng IN
Messrs Higham and Hudson 70 the bowling OF Messrs
Sibbes and Morley The former opened play for single
nut retired next Kerr took Highlands place but
when no had been scored Hudson fell victim TO Morley,
fashman filling up the gap Kerr and eastman did bust
mess together In style. when the former lifted ms bat
aud allowed shooter from GiDbes 10 spread his stumps
SCashnap had Mortimer for partner next. Mortimer
ran up score Of &C. when he gave Edwards chance at
mid of and retired, Cross being the bowler While these
two were In the bowling was several times changed,
taking place, and Cross that OF Morley
RagersOn MOrmer's successor, got swell but was run
out he giving place 10 Byron who led on VITA square
leg hit f0r and rapidly up score OF H. lie lnay
yefnrned a baJ .rOm Morley which the latter held, and
be gave place to Lea Ice had scored Two tHea when
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ROOFING.

The following communication explains itself:
In consequence Of n majority Of the delegates Of the
Hudson Amateur Rowing Association having voted Tor
the single scu and sX-OareG gig races, 10 be pulled IN
rotation in the Annual Regatta of Sept TO- by winch pro
gramme as OF the Ataantas gig crew, am Nirtu.
ally precluded from meeting Mr. Thomas FearOh ot
YOnkers the present holder OF the champion single scu
har on that occasion. hereby challenge him 10 row
tceue race in II feet working boats over the Assoca-
ton course OFF HObOkcn or at Honkcrs, 10 toss Tor
choice for prize to be mutually agreed upon The race
10 be roWed within two weeks from sept. 10,
EDWARD SMITH. ATLANTA Boat club.
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B1SE- BALL.
Mutual VS.. HARLEM.

Owing to the disparity supposed to exist pe-
tween these Clubs In point Of ability but rev persons
gathered at the grounds yesterday to witness the game
etwecn them Perhaps nothing that could be said would
remove the belief that the Mutuols only gave points
away in the early stages of tins game TO contrast
the better with the latter part but it not So although
the play sharp ON either side Inc MutHals
were shorthauded neither Calvin nor Wolters appearing
but two good substitutes were found in Iohn heiy ana
q Hunt The Harlems were in full force, ana some
GOOD individual play was shown the bases Appended
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IRYINGTON vs.. ECKrORp.

These clubs met on Tuesday, at the Union
Grounds, Brooklyn, and played tho home-and-home
game Although the shows small totals, ana the
time consumed in play less than two hours me as
MAY was not frsclaSS IL was one Of those singular
contests which look best In print Mills was AT Ills post
in the ryingtons although II has been stated IGeateuS
that no was member Of the Mutual Club. Buckley was
absent j. Campbell taking his place. on the Eckford
side. Davenport appeared for the first time as pitcher
Martin NOT ciug present. Below is the score:
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Greek H. wOman. NJ Librarian snd Instructor IN Heeeg
Extraordinary for l86T8The Rev j. X Burr a. NJ
Hebrew BIegeis; Rev j. T. Crane d D. Greek and ~
T. EIeges Lecturers l68-The Philip fehaH. d. D. Topics
Docidua Theology; Prot George r. Comfort A. NJ, Christian Art
aud Archaeology; the Rev. William Butler d. D. Religions Of India
TRENTON, n. 1.-The Camden and Amboy Rail
tbs place.
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pASSENGERS ARRLHED.

PROM HAMBURG Sept Pin steamship Germana aYor
wife and dfugter W. ChrsterD wife aud two children A. oing
Cbare. Vern K Veyin F. Bmher termehn y
Coin wife and child Goschmd wife and three children oeyn
Lew wife three children Caroline fsch Rosa
J. aoseuhal and wife H. l. Leyner Clara feninn ara ~
Zuner and servant Wepba wife and child eano
van Inten Robert MAYER Marie Baurmuer g. B. Gbbes, j. SOILS,
Anna Wittkowska and child Miss Kinbelg Mrs Starekoh
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Ist a. 81 46 54 9th. 7h o,t. Oh. Total
M MaIs,P......,...G . 3 q a-S
Home RunsC Hunt O. Dcvyr ?; Mcmahon Asten Dat on
Bsses-Hsre times; Mutual IS times Foul6o9nd catches
Dockuev L. peyvr l. Holmes Struck outMers Dcrbe PLAYS
Murray and Brady foul ba,aren, times, Mutual
Umpre-Mr Ferguson Of the Atlantic ScoTrrs-Mssf
llinns and Uongan Time of lame-2.lO
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Jomes Morgan, aged 20 years, lately of No.
19r East Nineteenthst FELL yesterday from the rigging
OF vessel at the foot of East Twenty 20 the deck
and was dangerously Injured.
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IAnnouncemeasiI

HEADS OF THE CANDIDATEs.-See September
No PnREsooecAL portraits and Of Grant
cor Seymour Blair and take your choice Only 30 News
baVaf
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OUT-KNox's Fall style of Gents HATS.
No 2l2 Broadway, corner Of Pnltons st.
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1st a. a. '. i,E sth 9th It'll 9Th. 9th. Total
ES 9,ss,6s.......4 g . SS--55
Home rau-Paerson, l. Ont bases-Eckoi 6; rvngton
Po bound catehes-Eckod u lrvugon Struck ou-M Camp
hell Egee Double playNOoi and Malone Nelson aud
Malone Campbell aud Robertson J. lmpireMt swaudei OF
Mutual Seger;Mesgs Watson and Chapman Time Of game
1 L..r.L - -.l..
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HOME NEWS.
THR wRATHEl

RsnARKs-Mornng-ye clear to aud rem 10 This question
Very cloudy 4:l5 harry 70 sunset common hight Tor
The thermometer At or; at iSH WI
Mn a. 40 or falls as for the former pe.ou A
res A. high as 80 falls low 40 for the T 80
, sne Tor Ibis month then appears TO he - lhe hisnts Ab
ne generally cool and de DAYS This Is sometimes one
Tile pleasanies. months VI the entire year
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he yyas stunned nv Bowman. Day retiring for blank
Marsh ratified OF g. TYLER was last man. ana az VpH
10 see eastman carry h, bat ont Iicr ms hfe
bt he was caught lv Butterfeld the last wicket raining
for 1906 Al 8l0 D. ~ the St. George ClnD sent IN msSsIs
Edwards and Norc, 10 the bowling OF i.aseIsoi ai lr
Inn bo were al. p0scd " in the 1rst two overs kaecf
son taking EdWafds's stumps and Lee NOIleys OloDs
and Earnshaw next faced each OtheI Dut me ateI wac
R"wman his successor lost his wicket Irving was
next, but he fen victim OF kagersOhs aler scoring a.
sfye had Waut for partner now, and for half an AOu
these made fine stand running mp the score 10
before tney we're parted Aferward Butterfeld added
o tho last wicket falling for 49, the ST. George pay ig
one short, Mr. Cross beng obliged 10 leave AZ o;o
New-YOrk sent in Hudson and eastman again 10 INC
bowling Morley and Butterfeld and they had scorer
a. chiefly by singles, when Time was called anu @
stumps were drawn Appended Is the score OF The hiS'
iuuiu
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TURKISH BATHS, No. 10 Laight-st., New
York 49, ,o.
Hours Geuts . 10 m to p M Ladies ~ u" u d III
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THE MArYfAND CHAMPIONSHIP.

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 1.-The first OF a
series games OF base ball between the Maryland
and Enterprise Clubs Of this city for silver ball and the
championship OF the state. resulted victory for the
Enterprise by score OF SO To IS.
ITEMS.
On Friday the Mutuals and Eckfords Will
play their home andhome game on the Uiion grounds
ON Saturday the Union and Harlem Clubs
play at fremont
ON Monday the Atlantic-Athletic return game
will bc played at the Union grounds
g., Sent. 10 the Unions of Morrisania and
Aantcs meet for tie first time this season. the contest
beng set down for the Union grounds.
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RUBBER
HANDLE.
which THE MOST Durable HANDLE EVER KNOWN
Il is much less expensive than lVory.
II /. warranted NOT TO BECOME LOOSE in IN. Hand.
1t is no, affected by HOT WATER
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WARD.

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partitions for the business Of 1868. Our stock Is
at all times full and complete in all departments.
As our first motto was ONE PRICE, we still
strictly adhere to it, and we leave it 10 the people
to say if that price has not always been LOW
ROSS & PITTS.
Brandon Mart. May 20, 1868.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned would respectfully announce
to the people of Middlebury and vicinity that they
have purchased the interest of A Z Williams,
& Co. in the Butcher business, and have opened
a Meat Market pndsr the name OF COMSTOCK 4
CO.. In McLeod's building first door east of Scott s
boot and shoe shop. where thev will be happy TO
wait upon all those who NAV desire provisions ia
their line. Lime will also be kept on hand for
sale. They are making arrangements to open
Lumber Yard, where they will fill orders for every
kind OF lumber manufactured In this vicinity, on
short notice.
MILTON BROOKS. o. p. coNsfoCK.
Middlebury, Nov, 49, 1858. 35y1
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E'oR SALE

farm OF about three hundred acres consistir !
Of arabic land, meadows, pastures, good WOO :
land, well mhored, all Of the best quality OF soil.
There IRE two good dwelling houses and plenty
of barns and other outbuildings two COED apple
orchards and plenty IF the small fruits. Il is well
fenced. mostly with good cedar rails The iarm
is readily accessible to cheese factory. This farm
will be sold, and at a reasonable prce. Whoever
wants such place and fails TO come and see 1t,
will lose opportunity not often p esented. For
further particulars call on A. W. PERRf
Shoreham, VT. Aug 22, 1868. apfl'69
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ANCH OFFICE.
IRST MA TTONAL BANK BUILDING


Where the general business OF the Company is
transacted, and TO which all general correspond
ence should be addressed.
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TNRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES
Il and SUPPORTERS.-A complete assort-
ment tittcl to parties desiring it. For sale by
w. p. & L. p. RuSSEL'S.