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New York News,
New YoItK, Aug. 3

New York, Aug. 81.
! Among the passengers by the City O.
Brooklyn were Gen. Crnno and Gen. Tor
bet
An Illicit distillcry at fO5 Hudson ave.
nue., Brooklyn. WAS seized by theiinternal
revenue officers yesterday.
The Wiona, a new $4,000 ferry boat
one hundred and fifty-four feet long, was
placed on the Fulton Perry line yester.
day.
The funeral of Cornelius Grinnell, who
was accidentally killed in Ryde, Isle OF
Wight, took place this morning from
Trinity Church
The uniform rule of the Police Commits
sioner- has been modified 20 ~ TO permit
officers to be relieved Of wearing their
uniform in special cases by the board or
its members, or by the Superintend.
cnt.
The Seventh Ward VIM Tweed Club
held meeting last evening in further
ance OF the movement to place Mr.. Tweed
In the Democratic National Cpmmi ttee in
lieu of August Belmont. Speeches were
made by Brick Pomeroy and John r.
Reed
The case of the U. S. VS.. Thomas w.
Egan, the weiyher in the Custom House,
who WAS charged with frauds in relation
to his pay rolls, has been summed up,
the Commissioner reserving his decision
The decision in this case and in that of
Percy u. Spear, the other Custom House
charged with a similar offence,
will be promulgated simultaneously by
Commissioner Osborne within few
laws
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Barley.
Barley malt dun and nominal.
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rt-rue in'sninAl at Is 1p0sss 90 n0r prime mes.
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% 90. VIZ
Cut meat. nrm quiet; i4ksIsXc. for shout
~rs; l7Gsiy fsr hams
Mndles 9uet and firm ~ boxes strett0rd-
hire IN AIN.
'-AxD.s'esfy. Sales 400 terces at I5k0i9s
Tam loS020 kettle Eenasr~d
b0rrkh-Firm. l3ays for Ohio; lCa37c 10,
tate.
CHEEsk-Statc ches-se dull nj IL IN ICn
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The PRESIDENTS RECEPTIoN.-We
learn that Governor Page was not made
aware that platform had been built at
The depot, or he would have taken the
resident directly to it, before escortino
MN TO the carriage. Our people should
overlook the mistakes of the ocoa.;or 90
:nrre was great crowd of people, linn
i'ru time tor preparation, and the train
r ~ before it was anticipated, The
'r''ldent himself was in great haste 70
reach Saratoga for rest, and con1d. OIL.
Y,l'y so much time for the demonstration
He will visit Vermont again in tua
eeN'' and we hope all the people will
saw an opportunity to see him, as he has
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Fire at Cape May.
CAFE MAY. Auo ri

CAFE MAY, Aug. 81.
Among the buildings destroyed are
the following: Postofiice. City Surveyor
Office, United States Hotel, American
row. formerly American Hotel. including
several stores, Ferris cottage, Hoffnars
dry goods store. McMakin's new Atlantic
Hotel, all the property on both sides of
Decatur street, Barrett's bowling saloon,
McCann's hotel, and all the buildings on
the north side of jackson street to the
ocean.
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HALLS
VEGETABLE sICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER.

The basis Of its remedial properties Is . vegeta
bic compound.
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR.
It will keep the hair from falling out.
It clesnsss the scalp and makes the hair soft
lustrous and silken.
It is splendid hair dressing.
r. p. HALL co. Nashua, N. a. Proprietorf.
For sale by all Druggists.
eept2-wlm
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO,
Interesting General News.
&C. &C. &C.
Washington News.

Washington News.
WAsHIA GToN, Aug. 81.
| The President, accompanied by Score.
tary Fish and General Porter, arrived
mere this morning on the early train from
New York, and proceeded to the residence
OF Secretary Fish, where he breakfasted,
tnd then drove to tho Executive mansion.
Quite large number of Office seekers and
Visitors were in attendance shortly after
nlne o'clock, and between that time and
eleven o'clock several were received by
the President in the library where he
transacts business. Tho repairs in the
Executive Office are just being completed
sActing Secretary Richardson and Com
missioner Delano had long interview
with him relative to various Internal
revenue appointments and other matters
requiring the Presidents attention.
. AT noon the Cabinet convened, there
being present Secretarys Fish. Rawlins,
Robson and Cox, Postmaster Gen, raj
Cresswell, Assistant Secretary Richard.
-on and Assistant Attorney General Field.
The meeting adjourned at 4 o'clock.
Various matters of public importance
formed the subjects of conversation, but
no definite action was taken concerning
them. Secretary Fish, read a telegram
received by him from Mr.. Burlingame de-
nying the report that the Chinese govern
ment has rejected the treaty with the
United States.
The President will receive visitors to-
morrow, and leave on the night train with |
Secretary Fish and General Porter, for
) 'ratoga to rej"in Instantly. The Presi-
dent aud Secretary Fish will tomorrow
nave conference on the Glasgow
Consulship. when it is probable success
sor to Col. Huggerty will be appointed.
The Internal Rctenue receipts to-day
were Si25.7sl The total receipt. for the
are Sl5,Ol5,446 The grand total
for the current fiscal year are $26, 6O2,-
1876.
The following Revenue appointment
was made to-day: Moses ID. Stirers, Col
ector Of 18th New York District.
There was received from the Bank
Note Printing Company to-day, at the
Treasury Department, s97 800 in fraction
il currency.
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Miners Strike.

SCRANTON, PA, Ang. 81.
The miners of the ID. L. and w. R.R.
Company to-day voted 44l to 221 TO i'm
mediately resume work. A strong citi.
zen demonstration yesterday had the best
effect. The interfering miners had most
ly gone away, and there was every pros.
Pect of full resumption of mining with
little delay.
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ILLUSTRATED BIBLE BIOGRAPHY. =
Henry Ward Beecher says, of this work
that,
Every attempt to lead back our youth
to these noble narratives of the Bible
should be seduously encouraged. Such
histories will inspire in the soul love OF
nature They are the histories of men
who lived out of doors. They were in
intimate sympathy with nature. Not
another book in all antiquity, not single
Greek or Roman classic, not one work III
modern literature can compare with the
Hebrew Scriptures for profound insight
into the natural world, for recognition
OH sublime phenomena aud for such Il
Constant Use of IT'S imagery as shows a
tender love for the whole wonderful realm
OF God IN nature"
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ASS ault.

MAITLAND, Aug. III.
L. u. Riggs. editor OF the Meridian Re.
corder, was assaulted this morning on bi-
way from that place by WILDER F. Parker,
son OF ex-Mayor Parker, in consequence
OF the publication of an article rejecting
upon young Parker. Riggs Was strnck
over the head with the end of a horse
whip. Knocked down and considerably
bruised.
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Deaths.

BAIRD In rhittenfen July 2lst, after a Ion,
ana painful Illness which she bore With chri .ti.
,ort'fude and resignation, Yaena N Baird, sget
20 years.
Dearest sister, how miss thee
dod alone can see the void
But the day is swiftly dawning,
When wcil meet thee with our God,
A. F. w.
McCONNELL-In Prandon, Aug 20, Job1
Mcdonnell, aged - years.
LANGDON-At CastIetOn, Aug 26 Henri,
Langdon, son III the late Marcus O. Lanvdon
aged 81 Years, month. and 2G day.
AUsrIN-In salcm, N. Y, Aug 90 Geor,i,
Austin, son OF WIN. aud Fannie Austin neea
year and months.
FISk-In Leicester, Aug 10Th Mrs. Ann Fisk
wife VI Elijah ID. Fisk, aged II years.
BARKER In Leicester, Aug. 2ith. German
W. Barker, aged II years.
BRUGt-in anbv, Au, 26th, Chss. NJ,
bruce, aged year and - days.
LANdDON-In Cas.ieton, August 2Gth, 1900,
henry Langfon, aged "a years.
SMITH In Chester Augus' 2sth, Mrs Sarah
A., wife II Alfred Smith, aged ~ years.
WALKkR-A b nson, August 9th, Dana
Walker, aged r.
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SNAKE SToRY.-As hunting party
were going up the road leading to the top
of Pine Hill yesterday, they heard a
splashing of water in the brook near by
and on looking discovered an adder with
a live fish in his mouth struggling to es-
cape. The adder however succeeded in
bringing the fish ashore, notwithstanding
the diameter of the two were about eqnal.
As they reached the dry land by the side
of the brook, one of the purity threw n
stone at the adder. upon which the fish
escaped and got into the water again.
The adder again entered the stream and
seized the fish the second time. and after
doing so retreated in good order down the
stream and escaped the vigilance Of those
that sought his life.
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or the Town Committee

hENSoN.-Dr Burton, of Rupert, VT.
na' recently commenced the practice OF
medicine in this town.
Mr. G. w. Fay of this town had his
night hand badly torn by threshing ma
chine, on the 2Sth inst. He was attempt.
ing to clean out some grain from the end
Of the cylinder while the machine was in
motion. The inside of his hand was very
badly torn. DR.. II. r. Jones was called
ana amputation of the little finger was
Performed by him. 1t is thought his
hand may be saved so that he will have
Some use of it.
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Spiritual Association.

BUFFALO, Aug. 81.
The annual gathering of the American
Spiritual Association took place at Krem-
lin Hall in this CITY to-day, about 200
delegates are present, representing 1850
Citations from Massachusetts,, New York,
Vermont, New Jersey, Michigan, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, and Kansas After the
transaction Of the usual routine of busi-
ness, the convention adjourned until to-
morrow. The session will PROBABLY oo-
cupy three days.
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Strikes and Labor.

QUEBEC, Aug. 81.
The ship laborers of this port are on
strike, and trade Is almost at stand still
Yesterday, the laborer-' society, mum ber-
ing $500 persons. marched in procession
through the streets, and their conduct
was so disorderly that the military was
called ont to prevent a riot. The Mayor
and several prominent citizens were very
roughly handled
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NOM MSSIONERS'
NOTICE.

SThe undersigned having been appointed by tn.
Hon. Probate Court for the district 81 Fn,rhaycn
commissioners To receive, examine and adjust ali
claims and demands of all persons against Israel
Davey, late of Fairhav.n. in SAID District,
meet for the purpose Of examining and allowing
an d claims at the oflc. Of .aid l. Dtvcy, III
Fairhavin, IN said County, on the first W.dne-dn,
IN October, 1899, and first W odp.-iny in January.
1870. from one O'Clock in the afternoon, until four
o'clock p. m, on each of SAID days, and that siA
months from the 10Th dry OF august, A. D.
1869, II the time limited by said court for said
creditors to present their sad claims To US for ex-
animation and allowance.
Dated at Farhavon, W.. this loth day of
August, A. ID. 1853.
j. EDGERTON,
JONATHAN cArEN, comn.
Il, &. ELLIS,
35w3w
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Rutland, August 9th, 1868

CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY FAIR
The fourtccnth annual Fair OF the Con
necticut River Valley Agricultural As.o
citation will be holden in Brattleboro on
the 7th, 9Th and 9th days of September
inst.
On the evenings of the first two days
OF III" Fir the Gcrmania Band of Bos-
ton will give concerts at the Town HILL
Passengers will be taken from all sta
tion4 east If Rutland to Brattleboro and
return for fare one way. Stock and arti-
cle4 for exhibition will be taken and re-
turned at the risk of the owner, free of
charge.
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'sr1ui PLANTATION Brine, which, pr.vioas I,
our late unhappy difficulties, Was found In mos'
outhern homes, was owing ~ the extract Of Cali.
ava Bark, which It contained rs one Of the prin
opal fngreiicnts, In confirmation Of this We
nave heard one Of our distinguished physician,
remark that whenever no felt unwell fr,1n ordi-
nary dietetic or atmospheric causes nc invariably
relieved hrmsclf BY PLANTATION BrrrKns w.
speak sdvisedly when We say that We know it to
be the best and most popular medicine ia the
world.
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SAN FRANCIsCo, Apg. 81.
The steamer Montana sailed for Panams
to-day with $4,000 in treasure, Of
which 5000 are for New York, $4,000
Tor England and $1,000 for Panama.
J. Ross Browne denies that he denoun.
oed burlingame's mission, and awards due
credit to Burlingame for his honesty Of
purpose, but thinks the Chinese govern
ment will not move forward except under
tho pressure that is by the enforcing OF
treaty rights. He disavows all particips-
ton in the charge against Burlingame of
showing fraudulent credentials or procrr.
ing the appointment of new Minister u,
China.
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Republican Caucus.

The Republicans of the town of Rnt.
land are requested to meet in primary
meeting. at the village hall on Thursday
evening, Sept. %, 1869, at "A o'clock for
the purpose of nominating Town Repre-
sentative, and Justices of the Peace, also
to appoint Town Committee.
HENRY CLARK n
HonACE IL DYER, ''oo'
Rutl.ud Auunat o1tb 1SG9
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could - fAirly discussed He wosld
however. dissolve that portios of judge
tscshan's ipjussioe whish restrainsa, TIN
.'sfsndsst from instituting proocsdine
tor tho recovery Of the books Of the CON-
psny, and allow the residue 20 rsnain !,
fun soros until the next special tsrm.' Hs
then issued suob ordse. ~ a
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POLITICAL EXCITEMENT IN BENNISG
) ToN.-The Republican caucus met Il
Bennington on Saturday evening last, t.
nominate candidate for representative
and was largely attended.
Geo. w. Harmon was elected chairman
and C. G.. Lincoln was elected Secretary.
The chairman on taking the chair laid
that Ill Il meeting of this kind he had nc
discretion. but the meeting should decide
all questions that might arise
Col. A. J. Potter moved to nominate a
candidate for representative by ballot.
AT this stage Mr. n b. Hall said he un-
der-tood that this was a Republican eau
Gus, and inquired if any but Repu blicnns
shonld take part in the nomination.
| Col. Potter contended that there was no
way of determining what party a man
belonged to here, and no way of prevent
ing any man from voting who chose.
Each man decided for himself what party
he would support.
The chairman said SO far as he was
concerned be should receive all totes that
came unless rejected by the meeting.
Co. Potter said If any Republicans were
dissatisfied they could bolt the meeting; the
only ground for challege would be that
the mau was not voter in the the town.
The chairman said it was not for him to
decide who were voters, but for the meet
ing.
At this point, motion was made to
adjourn. After some sharp speeches, in
which Col. Potter, n B. Hall and A. z.
Lyman participated, division of the
house was made.
Objections were again presented to
Democrats voting, and the Chairman sa' d
he should not count Democrats. The
Chairman then proposed that all the
Republicans in the room should raise
hand, whereupon every hand went up.
Every Democrat was then called upon
to raise his hand, but no hand came up.
At this point, the Chairman withdrew
from the meeting, whereupon Mr.. Lyman
put motion to adjourn-the ayes were
taken, but the noes were not called for.
Mr. H. w. Booth, Chairman of the Town
declared the meeting adj
journed.
After this. those present were called to
order, and Col Potter was made chairman
and Eugene o. Cole WAS appointed secre-
tary.
Seth B. Hunt, Esq, was called upon for
a speech, to which he responded, in which
he spoke Of the disturbances of having
direct railroad communication with Troy
and cheaper freights
A motion was made to proceed to the
of town representative. After
some consultation the meeting adjourned
% meet this "wednesday evening, as
peoples meeting, irrespective of party.
We learn that this controversy arises in
reference to the Burden railroad, and it Is
.umored that Hon. A. B. Gardner will
probably be the candidate of the Burden
abroad party.
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Marrtaqes.

NOEL-WRITE-In Rutland, August 28th
~ Rev. Edward Mills, Mr.. Joseph Noel, OF hut
land, and Maggie White, of Kecsevilfe, N. Y.
SS-CARPENTER-In st. Albans
by Rev. W. u. Ma CON- Milo Douvlass of Ru,.
land, and Electa Carpenter, of st. Albans
BARkER-In Whiting, Aug. 25th, German
w. Baker.
MATOTT-BROWNSON Leicester, Aug.
I'D, by Rev. Lyman smith, Edmond Motatt "a
MISS Emma Brownson, both oc Leicester.
JOHNSON - LAPLANT - In Leicester h,
Rev. j. n. Fairbanks, Oscar Vim. johnson t.
Miss Mary LaPlant, b tn of Leces. err
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Escaped.

ROCHESTER,, Aug. 81.
Charles NJ. Russell, who was arrested
here on Saturday last for burglary and
arson in Aurora. c. w.. was this morning
brought before Judge Pealler on a writ of
habeas corpus and discharged. He was
re-arrested on warrant ia
sued by the police magistrate Of this city,
and while awaiting Transportation to the
police station made his escape.
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A HEAD OF ALL COMPETI-

RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD FOR THE
PLANO FORTE.
Being the only Is ok the Teacher requires. and
The Book every Pupil Is stfrscted 10.
Is ono Copies already sold and the demand
srestv than ever before. $1,000 Copies nov SELL
Ing every YEAR
lfs Lessons are ADAPTED 10 pupils Of all age,
ana ns ersrc's-s attractive and useful IN
every stage 81 advancement. This b.ok has on
secoaD' o. ,ts q siual n-rf, become the standard
york of Piano In-su~fion. and the only one
which every wsiliDfarmed Teacher and .cholsr
as--- Prce s37s. sent pod paid.
u. DIrs'pN x CO, Puhi.s,err, 277 Washing
too b. Boston. c. Ii. DITSoN 4 CO., III Broad
way. NY
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NJ TICE APPLICATION WILL

be made to the General Assembly of Yer
mont, "a rs next session, for grant or charter
Tor Railroad from some p1iut the T,wn 81
tmaica, in Windham County, az the terminus
OF the West River Railroad in trat Town
through the Town of l.onaondery, -ton and
Mt. Ill 'Ily, along West River Valley 10 intsIs.ct
with The hu'ltni Burlington Railroad some
where ia the Town OF Walln sro,d or Mt Holly
in the County Of Rutland. 3jw3w
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AVOID QuACKS

victim of early indiscretion, causing nervous
debility, premature decay, &C., having trled IN
vain every advertised remedy, has discovered
simple means Of self-cure, which he VIII SEND nee
to his fellow sufferers on receipt OF q stamp to
pay postage. Address, II. REEVES, ~ Nassau
Street. New York. 23wly
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.OMMISSIONERS' NOTICE
j. II. PARKS.
G. &. Nj UOI. :
yJV3w

~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Pr 'bate Cont tor the Distr G. OF Eut-
land, Commissioners 10 receive, examine and ad-
Just all 81 AIMS and demands OF all r-r.o'4s again
John b Gleason late OF Rutland, in SAID
DIstrl f. deceased, HEREBY give notice that VIII
meet tor the pur. ,osr of examining and allow ny
sad claims at the late resid.I ce of the nd de-
c.ae-d, on The third Tuesday OF september, 1868,
and the third Tuesday of February, 1870,
from on o'clock y. until four p. m,
zach Of said days. and tn It six months from the
25th day OF August A ID. , $40, the time limited
by sad Court for sail creditors Ia present their
Claims to Us tor examination and allowance.
Dated ut Rutland, VT, this -Gth day of ugust,
a. D. 1869.
T.CHAfFEE, Commission is.
3JW3w
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I COMMISSIONERS MOTT,

~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court tor the District OF Far.
haven, Commissioners 10 receive, examine and I'D.
just All claims and demands of all persons aynins'
Russell Wells, late OF Wells, in said District
deceased, hereby give notice that viii meet
for the purpose of examining and allowing said
claims al the store of Benz. Lewis Il ron,
on the last Thursdays of october aud January
next. from O'Clock pm, uutH O'clock, pm,
ON each IF said day and that siN months from the
Both day OF August A. -. 1862 is the time limited
by said Court tor said creditors to present their
claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Well, Vt, this Goth day Of August,
a. d. 1869.
j. II. PARKS.
&C. NICHOLS,
xlM3X
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0s Severe lingering Coughs are cured by tn
use of DR. Pierce's Alternative Extract or Colder
Medical Discovery in less than one half the tint
necessary to cure them with any other medicine
For Hoarseness, Laryng1tis or Minister'S Sort
Throat, Bronchitis and the early stages Of Con-
SUMPTION it surpesses everything before disoov'
cred. Sold by druggists, or send three ana
Quarter dollars to d. v. Pierce, PuffAlo, N. T..
and get three bottles free Of express charges.
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Return Of the Haryavds.

LONDON, Aug. 81.
Messrs Loring, Fay and Blaikie of the
Harvard Club, Mr.. Elliott, their boat
builder, and Tickner, return to New
York on the steamer City of Antwerp
which sails tomorrow.