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BURGLARY IL MONTGOMERY. The house
of j. Jarvis, in Montgomery village, was
entered Oh Monday night Of last week, du-
ring the absence ot the family, and S247
stolen. Mr. Jarvis aud his family were
visiting at neighbours, and upon their re-
turn met two men who were driving quite
fast, but thought nothing Of ii at the time
nor did they discover the robbery until the
next day, when Rufus Rawson picked up
an empty pocket book in tho road near Mr.
Jarvis house, which proved to belong to
Mr.. Saryis. The burglars had unlocked Il
door, found the money, which was in Il
drawer, and gone out again, locking the
door again, and leaving everything APP
parently undisturbed. The money was
nearly all in twenty dollar bills, and it is
hoped that this circumstance might lead to
the detection of the thieves; and conse-
quently, teo loss has been kept as quite ms
possible. No developments have yet come
to light, but some parties arc under sus-
plclon, and are being watched. 1t will be
noticed that this burglary was only two
days before that in Richfkrd, and 1t Is not
improbable that they were committed BY
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Condensed DISPATCHES.

Terrible prairie fires visited Saline and
Jefferson counties, in Nebraska, Tuesday /;
many houses and large quantities OF grain
destroyed. Ten school children, at Will
bvr, were caught by fire, and perlshed in
she flames.
Michael Donoghue sentenced at Auburn,
n. Y, by Judge Ramsay, to be hanged
Dec. 10th, for murder.
J.J. Sweeney, candidate for Legislature
at Wheeling W Va, assaulted y. S. Long,
editor of the Registrar, for an abusive ar.
ticle, and next day met L. Baker, proprie-
paper, when all parties begun firing. Baker
was slightly wounded, and Clarkson had an
arm broken
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DENVER, Col. Oct. 10.

DENVER, Col. Oct. lb.
A convention representing the far west
ern states and territories assembled in this
city to day to consider the subject Of irri-
cation, and 20 devise means by which
the great cxpansc of the rainlcss country
between the Missouri aver and Rocky
mountains, as we'll as on the Pacific slope,
can be brought under q system of irriga.
tion. Delegates were present from Ohio,
Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico,
Wyoming and other territories several of
them being represented by their governors,
and all by the most prominent citizens.
Gou. Furnace, Of Nebraska, was chosen
presincnt.
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ttTTLf MARKETS.

n. The market QuiCi and iiru 1T u, 80
. tor Anthrlcitc per ton per cargo
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Homicide.
New YoRH, Oct. 10.

NKW ORR, UCt. To.
Al the close OF tie races al White
Plains, " Y, Charles Moller, son Of W.
+. Moller, sugar rcfner, of New York,
demonstrated with man known IN big
JIM, for his violent proceedings, and, be-
coming alarmed, drew pistol for his own
safety. Big Jim" struck Moller on
the head with hammer, from the ef.
fects of which he died yesterday q, his
home in Irvington.
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WORD TO THE WISE. ETC.

HNAGS. --Wc have now in stock an assert
l. mcnt OF DennlsOn's Patent Direction
Labels and Merchandise Tags, which we VIII
sell at manufacturers prices
We have also good stock OF Phillips Sc
CURLY IIook-Tags,' very convenient and SER
vlceable article for merchants. Among its adj
yantages are; Goods can be more readily mark
ed than By any other means; the tag Is 80 Sc
curely locked that IL cannot become detached
from the goods; no chance OF the tag becoming
detached from the hook; no points projecting
TO tear other goods or your fingers They are
safe, strons ana cheap. Cali and examine
them. GLOBE PAPER co.
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Il. J.. siilson. Bennington.
II. T.. Morgan, Walllngford.
Herbert Smith, Factory Point.
II. :. Hard, Arlington.
VI. h. Kelley, South Wallingford.
G. c. Pierce, East Clarendon.
T.. j. Carpenter, Brattlcboro.
Gibbs d Co., Brandon,
DennisOn brothers, Pittslor'.
W. NJ. Day, Middlobury.
llulus Holt, Pittsileld.
J. u. Culver, Hydevllle.
i. X. Horton, Clarendon.
u. i. Peabody, Plttsf0rd
Alden a. Co., Mlddlebury.
II. L. Spencer, sutherland Falls.
j. n. Haskell, fairhaven.
4. l.. Kellogg, Castlcton.
q. J. Gilmore, West Rutland.
t.. johnson, Wost Pawlel.
". :. Bassett, Middlctown.
James Rice, Pawlet.
ID Il. Parmenter, Mechanlcsyille
ID, Horton, Mount Holly.
". W. IIibbard, Poultnoy.
T.. Holton, Dandy 4 Corners.
William Pierce. Dandy
II. A, Carter, Benson.
W. II. HUI, Wells.
o, r. Woods, Bellows Falls.
T.. H. Robbins, Chester.
Il. II Allen, East WallingfOrd
sherman Brothers, Ludlow.
Brown d Clark, Chittenden
j. u. Purdy. Manchester.
5 NJ Southland. Vergennes.
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PROMPT PAYMENT or LIFE INSURANCE.
CLAIa.--llampton, n. y, october 9th, 1872
This is TO certify that my late husband, George
G. Martin, has Insured IN the Phoenix Mutual
October 10th, 1865, for 5000 on the Ito plan.
The premium was $1,000, which was paid hall
cash and hall note. lie died June sth, 1873, ana
have this day received from V. G. Meycrhoner,
general agent OF said company, draft in f'lll
settlement OF said policy, and dividends TO the
amount OF S3ss, cancelling the four notes given
i0r half OF the premium, and not deducted from
the policy. The claim was settled promptly
and satisfactorily 10 mo by their agent at Rut-
land, and without any expense whatever.
oct ~, dtt&Wlt. SARAH X. MARTIN
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Nr,mER FROM THE SEVERAL srArEs,

Nilfnlor Of cars. ,,,., Tine din,trut rnnd.--Bo,-
I'm and Irwin 20 i'jichhurs 40 F,stcrn n
Total lin
nr,,,.s -, ,,.,..., ~, .,,,e,,, .,,,. o,..
49, '" ha ~ -, y ~ 't'Vioc 'i'.o ~ 90
tNlra ~ IN o. 20, lltai 9uailtH = uoG s,vo' a''-
Vln GualliS s~s w ,iIu puIui,A s4@o''
IIlc',s u nloic cattlG-N"h''S oxen z PAIR
in ", .iuu, si"i SI,oe 20, ,, ..,.. en-, , -,
Mll''n COWS anu caves iioli N'""oo cN'IH ~
",n' rulIoN ,oWA ,sl'"' ~. .,..-,..,
ltaiiie2 slug IL TWO yours oli f2o'" - 'lfrs
Years olu s5Oyg 10.
HNlhc-NVilncIruItoo hnsS, W. Z ~
81. lIlCS9 VI slucp oiu lhiilo9,h io,S, Wooi shetp
y ~ - - bo. W. tach tN'I" - =" 4" . =" r
Athd, OF rom oeoAc e H.
,pllhs tilnls oX@'"c w.
nt;u tdlcS slglo ,
lrlcc9 on luu!S' tnlloM Hhu Sklla-hllhntoh
nluca 90 - y ID, COUNTY hlucs SC e. ID.
brlghloh lalloN o%o%c r ID; country ta'loW
DC g u. -...a.,
Itlls - '5%2 30 each'
lhlhp SKINS dc cach; caI SKINS lac
q ih
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE ASD SHEEP.
. -
~ ~ ,beei-oholco hladus lncluucs ho,hlhs
nut sitnli-leu iico 70 livo lbs phiiocks. EAtla
anu lhsl uulillS ineiudes inc Dcs,, large iat
oAep, Sevoiiu anu lhiru 9uall,y lhciuocs oxen
anu TWO an ~, ,nreo year old steers. 49,
~ va rossets, an" "''h 'ho7e
{" lhi'ri" P'"lnN Hc thrown out
REMARKS,
Cattle. Intelligence OF leo odd loads OF vest
en- cattle this morning, at Brighton. had
rather dampening influence NJ III market.
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RrN OVER AND KILLED. - The ST.
Adams Messenger says that Philo Baker,
a paupcr. living on the sheldon Poor farm,
was run over and killed on the Missisquoi
railroad, just beyond Green's Corner, by
the up train Wednesday afternoon. He
was walking on the track, and, owing to a
curve, was not discovered by the engineer
to stop the train. The unfortunate man
was quite deaf, and probably did not
hear the alarm. His body was horribly
mutilatcd.
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THo3E WOMEN.

AZ the evening session Of the associa.
ton for the advancement of women last
night Mira. Liscrmore said the policeman
at the door had excluded all males with.
cut authority. Mrs. Hooker read paper
on the effect Of woman suffrage at the
ballot Miss Cozzcnq read paper on the
education of women, and Miss Fay read a
paper IN reform in wu,nnns dress
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The Treasury Defalcation.
ALBANY, Oct. 10.

Upon the application of the state treas
urcr, Gov. Dix has requested Mr.. Warren
of New York 70 make an examination of
the books of the trcasurcrs office with the
view Of icrreting out the extent of the
theft Of Cashier Phelps. The state treas
urcr has been in communication with the
various country trcasurcrs for several
days, and is accommodating the drafts for
warlcd by them. lie will soon lc able to
trace every dollar q money.
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Women ~ CoLLEeEs. Tho joint col
leges seem to prosper. The University of
Vermont at Burlington, opened Thursday
with freshmin class of 33, the largest for
l3 years Ellie Moore, grcat-graud.
daughter Of the widow of Ethau Allen. is
the leader in scholarship and department
Of the freshman class in this university.
The freshman class a. Wesleyan University
at Middletown numbers so, including one
woman, Miss Ellis from Maine Womon's
journal,
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indians Fighting.

SioUX CITY, Iowa. Oct l6.
\ war party OF two hundred Sioux al
tackled the poncaS' agency, scvcniy-iive
miles wcA of here, this morning. They
vera ropulscd 10y the poncas, hut renewed
the attack, driving the Poncas into plum
orchard, where the fight is now going on.
-Four Indians on each side have been killed.
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DOGS ~ WORK, We lean that NJ.
Buck Of st. Adams Bay, lost sixty sheep
and a calf by dogs the other night. They
were in pasture, over II ledge, near his
house. The dogs made noise enough to he
heard at the house. One of the family
went out 10 ascertain the cause Of the dis
iurhance, but was compelled TO retreat by
the belligcreut conduct Of the CANNES.
The loss to Mr.. Buck must bo considerable
and the dogs having "had their day" should
quietly submit themselves TO be shot,
drowned or hung as may be most oXpedi-
cnt. 81. 1DdRs Messenger.
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ENLORIDA.

90 AMPHORIEE. The great discov-
~ cry for the immediate reiet and cure
OF rheumatism, Neuralgia, sprans Bruises,
Pains, strains, Stln Joints, Swellngs Infiama-
tlons, Bunlons, Catarrh, &C., &C. II VIII not
grease or stain, and for the toilet Is luxury IN
every family. Thousands VIII and now testify
to It's great merits. Try IL. Price per bottle %
cents REUBEN HOYl, Propr, eO8 Greenwich
street, n. \. Octl7d&w4w
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Kssst.tcgoN CsT"TI, MAHNEy,
ror 4nc wcca ending "Wednesday,
October Is.

AZ nukcj .ur ,hc current woct-Ca;tlc 1864 /:
sh"rp aud lambs 1921; swine lS,lO0: number of
Western cattle 1870; Eastern cattle a; North
rrn cattle and mitch cOWSi $50.
Prices OF Hcct cattle ? 700 d., il,n weight
EStra quality = ~ C' % first quality 80 Ifed
Uu; second quality % j5c6 30; tl!rd quality
~ 500 CO. poorest grade If coarse o>"u. hull~,
.c,, - zoo I %.
Brighton hides go e lo. brighton tallow
&C. ~ No..
C9uplrA Side S'.'e--r'h. Country jallow Ia
81 g. r D..
can skins i6a i5c = 80. sheep sns, sc
20 sc each; Lamb skins ,5Gl.o0c each
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From Washington.
WAsUSoToN, Oct. 10.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.

" WARRINGTON, OCT. ~.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.
Ethan Allen has been admitted TO prac.
tice In the United States supreme court
fnE UNITED STATES MAIL.
Six hundred different railroad companies
received pay for carrying mails, the aggre-
gate length of railroad service in the
United States being now nearly G5,0OO
miles, and Ia increasing At the rate of over
5000 miles per annum.
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PUBLISHERS PRINTERS, sTArloNKr
BLANK COOK MASUFA crCRERS.
RUTLAND, VI.

Hating purchased the Whole sails Paper amt
Stationery business Of II. \. sawyer. ana the
Printing business OF Jas. X. Nc Lean. with the
addition OF complete Book Blndery, they have
consolidated the whole into one business, and
moved the same into the new ana commodious
"Globe Building" erected especially for the
use or the Company.
with one nj the most complete Printing Re
psrtment4 u any establishment IA the State,
under the supervision OF one 81 the best practical
printers III The country, theS are prepared to DO
all kinds OF plain and ornamental work IN the
most approved manner and Oh short notice.
our Jobbing Department will comprise rul.
lines of Writing iapers both folded and lat,
Envelopes, Cote. Letter and oniclai,l Blank
Books OF every description, School Books,
States, Pens Pencils, Inks, Law Blanks, cut.
lely. Wrapping Papers Of all kinds, Paper Bags,
Flour Sacks, Twlnes and eordsge. Wooden
Ware. Matches, Brushes, Backing, Buelng,
&C., Sc. This Department will be found well
stocked snd worthy 'h7 attention ol close hu,.
ers,
The Blndery VIII be under the Charge OF one
OF the most thorough workmen 90 be found 10
the state, aud all work will he executed In the
best style and with dispatch.
With men OF long experience ia charge, ana
with extensive facilities for conducting their
business In Its several departments they pre-
sent one OF the most complete establishments
OF the kind 10 be found outside the cities, and
solicit the patronage Of tho Public, cling con
ndent that they can Insure the wants OF all
upon the most favorable terms.
GLOBE
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Despairing Father.

NEW ! ORR, Oct to.
Tuesday John Il Hoffman visited the
grave of his son in Woodland cemetery,
Westminster county, and shot himself in
the heart with pistol. The son died in
1856. Since then the father has had family
trouble. He requested to he buried by the
side OF his favOrite son.
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MIDDLE GRANVILLE.

Allen & Drew, q Merchants Row. are
ceiling goods at cost for 80 days, to close
out stock Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods
and Ready Made Clothing. Good Goods
n very low prices.
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MALTREATISG A COUGH Beware OF irritating
portions and OF oplates. Hale's Honey OF llore-
hound and Tar Is a sover, ign, swift and peer
less remedy for coughs, colds, sore throat, dlfi-
Guilty OF breathing, and all bronchial ailments.
There Is no other reliable antidote. Critten-
denis, 9Th Avenue. Sold by all druggists
Pixies tOcthachc drops cure In minute.
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New Yoex, Oct. IS.

New YORK, Oct. 49,
In the Stokes trial to-day, Thomas Hurt
door-man at the ladies entrance of the
Grand Central hotel, and principal witness
against the prisoner. admitted on cross
examination BY Mr. Trcman that after the
prisoners conviction at the last trial be
being sick and OFT of employment called
Oil Chaplin Is Co, Fisk's brokers, from
there went to Mr. Conner, F'isk's former
managing agent, aud was by them sent to
Mr. Clark, private secretary to Mrs. Fisk,
from whom he received fifty dollars. &C
Hill of Troy, called 10 testify az % the dis
lance and lines OF vision at the scene Of the
homicide with a view Of proving that the
man Hart could no, have been there, or
Mr. Hill would have seen him. Mr. Hill
stated that sncc his examination last even
ing no took accurate measurements. Dis
trict Attorney Phelps, counsel for the
prisoner, and Mr.. Hill here, were all stand.
ing together examining large plan of the
hotel during this testimony. Mr. Hill pos.
itively states that he meyer saw Hart until
he saw him in the court yesterday.
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HOW TO REMOVE STAINS AND sroTS
FROM MARBLE FURNITURE, Etc.

The only stain which Sapolio win not rcinoyels
"A ''stain upon the character" But from marble
nantes, tables, china, table ware, carpets, fur.
niturc OF every description, or any article OF
household ornament OF use, the deepest dyed
stain can lie Instantly washed out forever by
the use OF SapoliO. II is as cheap as ordinary
bar soap. and win always be exactly what Is
claimed Tor II, II tho simple directions are fol-
lowed octliui&WlW
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RALEIGH, \. G., Oct. Ii.
Eight thousand articles are on exhibition
nj the state fair here. which is the largest
number ever known in this state. The at
tendance yesterday MS about ten thou
sand persons
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The problem OF how 10 ccononlize in living is
one that engages the serions attention OF q
great oany people. "Many little makes
micklen was one OF BENJAMIN Franklln's Poor
Richard" truisms that summarizes the whole
system Of popular extravaganza. Ii you wish
to save money, economic in little as well as in
large items OF expenditure. For all the house
hold purposes Tor which polishing powders,
ing the one thing OF washing clothes. Sapolio is
by many times the cheapest article that can DO
EN- jioyed. To say nothing about its great SUI
perorlty to all other substances, 1t is, on the
score OF money alone by far the cheapest. Re-
member this TACT and save many dollars every
year. OctlId&WlW
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over the Esovdcr,
NlftTEI!AtI.

WHITEHALL.
The James Dorcn hose compapy'mc 90
ing to Poughkcepsie 10 attend the flrcmon's
muster in that place on the 18th inst.
Manyllc, Hail & Co., have suspended
work at their planning mill and discharged
their workmcn. A large number of men
are thereby thrown ont of employment.
Worlimcn have been busy over week
telling trees on Tromblcau Poin, on the
New lorl; and Canada railroad,
baldwin & Perry have closed their giist
mill and rented the large mill owned by ID.
p. Nye. This change will enable them to
do a larger and better business than they
could in the small mill
The Champlain transportation line are
making arrangements to carry their usual
amount OF freight from the lake station.
n. Z. Baker, the station superintendent,
has two clerks to assist him. The wor!,
was previously done Ivy one man.
MIDDLE Granville.
Some Of the quarrics have suspended
0ncrations, whether On account OF the
Wall street panic, or other causes. we have
been unable to learn from reliable
source.
The clothing store opened q few weeks
since by IN agent of Rutland merchant,
and whose front has been adorned with
wearing apparel which was "waiving,
waving, waving, is now clothed in sack
cloth and ashes, having been closed by or
der of the sheriff So do our fondest hopes
come to nricf
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Who was She {!

NEW IoIK, Oct. i6.
The skeleton female found near Lewis
ton, Maine, produces considerable excite
ment.
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The unrest ahd sweetest Cod-Liver Oil is Iiaz-
ard q Cnswells made on the sea shore, from
fresh, selected lNcrs, by Caswell, Hazard Co.,
of New York. II is absolutely pure ana sweei;
Patients VINO have once taken II prefer IL 70 all
others. Physicians have decided IL superior 10
any nf the other oils in market. ocioo@W5"
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thc same gang. In fact there arc some
grounds of similarity in the two bur-
pisries. Mr. Jarvis pouse and Mr.. Bo-
sights store were both entered ny false
kcvs -- REL foyd Sentinel.
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RRICK.-I have five hundred thousand
hand and for sale on reasonable terms. Please
call and examine. Warranted 20 give satisIac-
tlon. VIM M. FIELD.
Rutland August !, 1878. augldu
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Fire.

EvAHsroN, H., Oct. IL.
,Judson's block was burned last night
Loss $4,000; partial insurance.
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DEVELOPMENT FOR A l. L. One
IL Agent In four weeks made IA profit OF
s4l2eO, selling Bryants Library of Poetry and
Song /; SO In one week on The New Houslkecp-
ers Manual, by Miss Beecher and Mrs. Stowe.
ANY live man or woman can have an agency.
j. Is. FORD & co., New York Boston Chicago,
or san francisco sep29dHM4W
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Weather Probabilities.

WAE DEPARTMENT, OrricE OF THR)
CHiEr SiosAL OFFICER, WAsHiNoToS,
d. G., Oct. 10, 1873 =. NJ.
PHoBABILITfRs.
For Friday the low barometer in north.
ern New England will move eastward over
the Gulf of ST. Lawrence, followed BY
fresh southwesterly winds. cloudy and
rainy weather.
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From san Francisco.
THE JAPAN CABLE.
SAN FEASsIsco, Oct. Ii.

SAN FEASsIsco, Oct. Ii.
The steamer Tuscarora has arrived at
Victoria for coal. She has commenced
soundinge for cable to Japan from Port
Flattery. The sounding apparatus works
admirably, and work will soon be resumed.
DISASTROUS FLOOD.
The Colorado, from China and Japan has
arrived, Thiaty-seven villages have been
swept away in the province of shanse by
the wateis ofthc Young Tind river, aud Its
branches having bnrst their banks, a great
amount of human and animal life was lost
by the floods.
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Aid gOr Shreveport.

NV ORLEANS, Oct. l6.
Through Gen. Emery, President Grant
has o:dercd 1000 army ratons To Shrcvc-
port for grstutous distribution. They go
forward to-day via Galveston.
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Hon. Daniel NJ. Bates, chancellor Of the
state, has resigned Oh account of feeble
health 10 take effect Nov. lst. The place
Is ono Of life tenure. The name of United
States Senator salisbury is suggested ms
the successor of Judge Bates.
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Cutting Down.

Providence, Oct. Is.
The Croton mills OF Woonsockst will
run on half time. Other manufactures
are contemplating the fame thins.
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Harlem EStonsion way, o,Sa p. M.
Eastern way, $50 p. III.
Troy way, 400 p. IN.
Troy, Lao q. m, ll.f5 o. IN. and tCa p. ~
Albany, iif6 n, IN, 955 ana 80 p. No.
Boston, I.i0 a. In. and $50 p. iu.
Canadas, 1870 .. N.
northern way 1i.39 a. IN.
Burlington, 1910 and Ii.32 q. ~
Saratoga way, ll.qD q. m.
New York, II Las n. III. and 4.55 y. ni.
Connecticut River way, $40 7, M.
WOODSTOCK way, STAGE l.h5 q. IN.
Chlttcndcn. ClGe5days aud saturday loan ;.ir.
stockhridge (.to9c), 1850 r. IN.
csF-Malls viii DO promptly closed Gt the spcci-
iced hour; all letters deposited IN the street
boXcs viii hu collected at $40 and HOO q. H..
1910, t.3D. 500 and last collection Tor all night
malls, At 9.ua p. IN. All letters deposited in the
Letter Coz at tha Depot VIII be collected by
Route AGENTS five minutes previous 10 the de
parturp II each mail train
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WAsiuNGIpN, Oct. ii.
The President, Gcn Sherman and Sec.
Bclknap are expected TO return to-mor
TOW.
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Generous.

New York, Oct. 10.
Norfolk, Va, votes S15,500 for the re-
Lief Of the Memphis sufferers.
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our agent. Business light and honorable. $500
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