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The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
Just R eceived
Per Costa RIGA,
And via Panama from London, and for
Sale by the Undersigned.
TO ARRIVE PER WINDERMERE
From LfverDooI.

Also
TO ARRIVE PER WINDERMERE
From Liverpool,
so Tons Factory Filled Liverpool Salt,
so Tons common Liverpool Salt,
rs Bbls India Pale Ale (McEwan's,)
Gases India Pale Ale, (MeEwan's,)
Cases XXX Stout, (McEWan's)
200 Green cases Geneva,
10 Quarter Casks Martell's Fine Brandy,
10 Quarter Casks Hennessy's Brandy.
so Gases Hennessy's One, Two and Three Star
lis Cases Finest Scotch whisky.
20 Gases Fine, Old Jamaica Run,
30 Cases Superior Sherry,
Is Cases Superior Port,
20 Cases Lauroure's Carte Rose Champagne,
Quarter Casks Fine Pale Sherry,
Quarter Casks Shamrock Old Irish Whisky.
Also. on Hand and for Sale,
Fire Bricks, Fire Clay Blacksmiths' Coal,
White Lead, White Zinc, Newcastle Grindstones,
Sherry in Quarter Casks and Cases,
Superior Australian Wine, Case Gin,
Baskets Gin Case Brandy, Case Whisky,
Scotch Whisky, in quarter casks.
hey Brand Ale, in glass,
Jefries' Ale, in glass,
Ind Coope Ale, in glass.
Also
Sewing Machine. small Steam Engine,
Double Bottom Wrought Iron Vat or Boiler,
Large Spur Wheel, and other secondhand /
MACHINERY.
Casks, Tierees, Barrels, and other containers new
and secondhand, at lowest market rates.
A few Superior Silk Handkerchiefs, Best English /
Blotting Paper and Stationery, &C., &C., &c.
49, I'm W. L. GREEN. |
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
HAWAIIAN HOTEL
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.
Proprietor.
A. HERBERT,

UNHIS HAS BECOME THE MOST POPULAR
i Institution of this city. 1t is the which rec
ommenis US most to the favorable consideration of
strangers Every one who arrives in Honolulu in
duges in an expression of surprise to find so large;
o elegant, and such well-appointed Hotel.
Travellers from all parts of the world who have
stopped here unanimously that there no house
of public entertainment the Pacific coast in the
British colonies which surpasses in point of comfort
and elegance the New Hawaiian Hotel.
The building is lighted with gas. The Dining
Room is a spacious hall, and seat 200 persons.
The Parlor is furnished very luxuriousy, and has
superior toned piano for the entertainment of guests
There is Billiard Saloon, provided with three of
Strahle Co.'s patent cushion tables. The Bed
Rooms are all furnished with spring mattresses and
tasteful sets of furniture, with cold and and
shower baths attached.
There extra charges for conveyance of guests
between the steamers, in coming going, and
ira charge for removal of baggage or other extra
service.
CHARGES:
Per Day, So. Per Month, $50.
ASSN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-05-21
M a K aha.

And situated at Waanae, Oahu, and containing 1888
acres Also all that tract of Land next adjoining the
land of Makaha, and containing SO acres more
Unless said judgment interests, costs of suit and
my fees and commissions be previously satisfied.
W. C. PARKE Marshal
n B.-Full particulars will be given on day of sale
Honolulu, April 20, 1873. 4S2-4t
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POmerOy Investigation.
WASHINGTON. Feb. l!

w AShlNGIOSg ItD. 10.
w. H. Bond, of the lower House of
the Kansas Legislature, testified that
John T. Murphy met him in Topeka
during the canvass and said he had seen
Pomeroy, who wanted him (witness) to
vote for him. On the following Thurs
day be came to him again and said that
Pomcrov had said that if the witness
would vote tor him he would pay him
anything reasonable, and advised him to
90 and see Pomeroy, saying you can
have $1,000 Just as well as five cents. -
He did not call on Pomeroy. The Sat
urday before election he called on Pome-
roy and had a talk about election; told
him he could not vote for him. On the
morning of the joint convention, about
II o'clock, one of his colleagues called
him out of DIR. Logan's room, saying
Horton in the hall, who said he did not
want to bother him but had something
to say to him and could say it in five
minutes. He took him into another
room, locked the door and said he I'M
derstood his (witness's) position. knew
he had trouble in his family by death.
and knew what his circumstances were !;
he was his friend and advised him to
take care of himself. He then said there
was no use Of mincing matters his wit
nesss) name stood first on the list of his
delegation and he was very DESTROYS of
having his vote. Then he said whatever
was given in the way of money was to
be considered as in the way of defraying
| expenses, and added, 'name what you
want and l will go right down to Pome-
roy's room and fix it up Immediately"
The witness answered that he could not
see Pomeroy; that he had other business
to attend to, and then left the room !;
did not express any Indignation to Hor-
ton paid little attention to his offer /;
did not resent it in an offensive way,
but made his answer rather sharp, and
made no mention of Murphys offer in a
conversation with Pomeroy. Pomeroy
did not offer any inducement for his
vote The witness stated that Mr..
Hanks showed the witness three humid
red dollars which he said Mr.. Pomeroy
had given him for his election expenses,
and told him that he could do the same,
which he refused to do.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-02-20
TEACHERS, STUDENTS, Agents Wanted
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.

THE ONLY American Musical IDstru-
menrs OF such extraordinary and recog-
uized excellence a. u command a wire
sale in Europe. Notwithstanding cowpeti-
ton there y it'll products OF cheap labor.
ALWAYS awarded highest premiums,
including the Medal as the Paris ExpOSi-
ton. OF hundreds or Industrial Exhibit
lions, there have not been six ina all whore
any other organs have been preferred TO
these.
UNIVERSALLY recommended by emil
nent musicians as pc ses~ing excsliencies
not attained in any Others. See opinions
of oNE THOUSAND, in testimonial circular.
EXCLUSIVELY employing several I'M
portant inventions and embracing every
real Improvement
THE MOST EXTENSIVE and COM
plete factories in the world, producing
better WCrk at less cost than otherwise
possible.
PRICES FIXED and as low as c0nsis-
tent with scrupulous employment OF only
best material and workmanship.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE and TEsTI-
NORMAL CIRCULAR, with important in
formation about organs, which may save
purchasers from disappointment in pur-
chase of inferior or worthless instru-
ments or payment of high prices, sent
free.
MASON s. HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
l54 fremont St. Boston IS Union Square,
New York 81 and ~ Adams L, Chicago
feb2 WI
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New York Produce Market.

CoTToS-The market is lower. Sales
2.752 bales. Middling Uplands 20Ec.
FLOUR-Market Is quiet and weak.
Sales 400 bbls. State S6.l0SSS 40, Round
Hoop Ohio, s7.206Sl0.50, Western, S6.l0G
slO.51, Southern S6.25Gl3.OO.
WHEAT-Market is dull and Irregular.
Sales 10000 bushels. No. ] Spring Sl.7Iz
GI.sl; No. do. Sl.60GSl.7O. Winter Red
Western, Sl.S0GSl.95, White Michigan Sl9o
6s225.
CORx-Market is steady, in fair demand.
Sales 5000 bush. New mixed Western
65G66 old do. 66G664c.
0oO bush. White State, 54G56c, New
Western at 53Ca54c.
BEEF-Market dull.
PoRK-The market steady. New mess
sI4S7k.
LARD-Market is steady at 5-l6GsKc.
BUTTER-The market is firm. state,
32c.
WHISKY - The market is steady at 9IKc.
RICE-Market is staady at SGskc.
SUGAR-The market is quiet. MuscOvadO
S%@SAc. Centrifugal CSC.
CoFFEE-The market is steady and quiet.
Rio at II z6E30c
MoLAssEs Market is steady. New
Orleans 75c.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE 49, The market Is
nominal at 67k q6sc.
RoSIN-The market active at S3-75&3s5
for strained.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is quiet. Crude Sc,
refined pc
TALLow-Market is steady at sA6g9c.
WoOL-Market is duh. Domestic fleece
64c. pulled 57k @59c.
Freights to Liverpool are quiet. Grain
Dpr steam 8 I'D.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
The House committee on appropri-
atoms to-day considered the legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation bill
and agreed to the Senate amendment to
the clause therein, which repeats the 9th
section of the act making appropriations
and for other purposes for the year end
ing June 80, 1872, approved March Sd,
1871. The House committee amend the
Senate amendment as follows: "And
the Secretary of the Treasury is directed
to withhold all payments to any railroad
company and their assigns on account of
freight or transportation over their re-
spective roads, of any kind, to the
amount of the payments made by the
United States for interest upon the bonds
of the United States issued to any such
company, which shall not have been re-
imbursed, and any such company may
bring a suit in the Court of Claims to re-
cover so much of the price of such
freight and transportation as shall have
been withheld and in such suit the
right of such company to the recovery
of the same, upon the law and facts of
the case, shall be determined, and also
the rights of the United States upon the
merits of all points presented by it in
answer thereto by them, and the juris-
diction and power of said court on any
snch suit shall be the same as in other
actions thereon, and its judgment thereon
and a transcript thereof shall have the
same force and effect as in other cases
and claims against the government in
said courts, and either party to such suit
may appeal to the Supreme Court, and
both of said courts shall give such cause
or causes the precedence of all other
business.
President Grant was at the Presidents
room, accompanied by Secretary Fish.
AS it is known that the President is OPP
posed to an extra session of Congress, it
is supposed that, as he was for some
time privately engaged with Speaker
Blaine and General Garfield, the chair
man of the House committee on apprc-
priations, the object of his visit to tie
Capitol was with reference to the con-
dition Of public business. He also had
a conference with the members of the
Senate committee on foreign relations.
Captain Samuel r. Franklin is order
ed to duty as executive officer of the
naval station at New London, Conn.
Paymaster- General J. o. Bradford to
day relieved Paymaster Z. T. Dunn
from duty as chief Of the Bureau of
Provisions and Clothing of the Navy
Department.
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SMarriaQes.

ALIARD-MOORE-In Fairhavcn, Feb.
lIth, by Rev, Dwight spencer, Edwin Al
lard Of Hampton, n. y. to Etiit Moore, OF
West Haven, VI.
DOUGLAS GERNOND-Atthr residence
of the brides father, by Rev. II. +. Hu>tedt
of Sudbury, James b. Doug'ae of Middle
bury. ana Mary Z. GermOrd, of Sudbury.
WEST Manchester. on
the 10th inst, by the Rev. q. Graves, of Ar
lington, samuel NJ. West, Jr. of ArinEton,
and Mary II, daughter OF Mr.. Eli L. Lath-
roD. of Manchester.
N-BDARDMAN-In st. James
church, Arlington, on the Nth inst, by the
Rev. G.. Graves, Eugene NJ. Jud-On, of
NJ. Y. BOaTdman, of Arlington.
TOWNSEND-MEACH IiunNton.
y. Y, by Rev. K, +. Vi ade. Mr. G. W. Town
send and Miss Eva Nj. Mc8cham. both ,G
Mid lie Granville. y. Y.
POLAND-HARNEY- Paterson, y. T..
Feb Sth. at the residence If Major II. NJ.
Paige by Rev. /. h. Ho wool. Hon. o~cpl
Pnlnd. editor OF the Vermont Watch rnn
ard state Journal, to Miss Julin NJ. Har-
veN. both uj Montpelier.
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The Essex Case.
PROVIDENCE, Feb. l

PROVIDENCE, Feb. 19.
At Newport, this afternoon, Albert
II. Essex was examined on a charge of
incest. After the testimony of the wife
and two daughters of the prisoner, the
government said that there was no case
and the prisoner was discharged. The
court house was crowded by an excited
populace and for an hour Essex could
not be removed. At last he got into a
hack and, amid showers of stones, he
was driven rapidly to the next town,
where he took the cars. Five men fol-
lowed him into the cars, and Essex
jumped from the train when under head
way. The men pulled the bell-rope,
stopped the train, and gave chase, but
the fugitive is ascertaincd to have es-
capped violence. 1t is understood that
Essex, though perhaps guilty of brutal
ity to his family, had given no cause for
the Infamous charge against him.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-02-20
Attempted Murder.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ID.
Miss Susie Donkworth, residing with
her mother ON Capitol Hill, was shot,
last night, at the parlor window by a
rejected sutton, named Benner, employed
in the coast survey. The wound is dan
gerous, but there are hopes of her recov-
cry. Benner, who is supposed to have
been temporarily insane or crazed by
liquor, called at the house late in the
evening and asked to see Miss Donk-
worth. Being refused, he begged her
to appear at the window, as he had
something very important that she
should receive. After much hesitation
she complied, with the result stated.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-02-20

Cattle Sheep Shotes US F'tFogs
Th if week week s s95 sS st $50 SS 60 1900
One year ago 2,5l3 4,O34 900 90 800
PRICES,
Beefper 100 lbs on total weight OF hide,
tallOw and dressed meats, extra, SlO.759
$500; first quality, S9.50&sl00O; second
quality, ss.O0@S9.5e; third quality, 5000
S7.75. A few choice single pairs, lie. other
grades \ to &c. per lb., lower. s+oo,,s
Western cattle, live weight, choice Steers
best, sk@S&c; good, 7H@oc fair to good,
7@71c;. light, 6%@7c slim 4(e6c; ..,
Working oxen, S75@S25O Hahdy sbeei9'
s75GSIO0, or much according to their val
Mich COWS and calves, from $40 TO SIS;
extra, from $50 to 500; farroW and dry
cows, from SIS to S35.
Yearlings, S7.5O@s1S; two year olds, Sl29
S2s; three year olds, S25@S45.
Fat hogs, 5H@5Ac live weight. Shoats,
wholesale, exc. Retail SC.
Shotes retail kGSc asked.
Sheep, &c. higher; per h., live weight,
4%@6Ac.
Sheep and lambs, in lots, S4.OOGs5.OO per
head, or &C.,; extra SIC. per lb.
Fat Hogs per h., 81 95Hc, live VT.
Shotes, wholesale, &c. Retail, 7Gec.
Pelts S2.00as2,2 Is each.
Veal calves, SSGS16.
Hides, talIow and skins-Brighton hides,
eye per Id; country hides, @9c; Brighton
tallow, 636Hc; country tallow, 5G5Hc.
Sheared sheep skins, 20G30c each; lamb
skins, SI.OO@S250; calf skins, lSc. per lib.
81 each-shorn, SOC. Pelts, 81, 55aSl, 10 each
Poultry-extra, Ice per Id; prime l5k@
l5kc; good, l5Gl5Kc ; medium, IA @l4&c;
poor to medium, lac.
Prices of LIST, I'd and 3D. qualities, and
poor cows NC. off.
REMARKS:
With full market OF cattle the demand
| continues dull. The meat market in the
| city does not seem to improve, and until
| the surplus is disposed of we must not
| look for an advance on cattle. Best lots
| this week remain unchanged. Ordinary
| grades are dull of sale. From the north
/ we find the supply light and very little
| doing. c. Long sold IL nice oxen to
| j. u. Prindle, that were the best in
i the market. J.. Hastings sold 30
4 3-yeBr old steers, at SIC. dressed weight
steers at 94a9&c. a. b. Sargent sold 8
oxen from l0aI0Kc. drested weight, TO
/ dress from 500 to HOO each. A. n. Monroe
! sold several punches at 7Ec. live weight (;
| other lots from 6a74c. dressed weight.
j VIM. Scsllans sold III steers at &c. 70 ave
| rage 1854 pounds.
Sheep-rhe trade has not improved eA-
! cept on the best likely flocks, which may
be one-fourth cent better in pIlee. NoT,
tEern dealers anticipating the hghtesI can
| have but q few loads to offer.
Mulch cows selling from S40 10 soo; very
1 choice would run at higher figures.
| 1850 head of fat hogs-prices steady.
! No pigs in market.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-02-20
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG

The T'eTuUid3, Syrup, q Protect
Ell Solution of the P1'0toaiCIe CT
IrOu, is so combined as to haze
the character of on 0LjD9e'et, as
easily digested and dSSinaiJ0teC&
aCitb the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
of Natures O3CD Vit0Ii@iflG
AGent, Iron an the blood, and
cares "0 thousand ills, !" simply
6UT0ning 1tp, IaUigOrGti119 and
itOIjSiRO the System. The en-
pjcbcd and Ujt0Li%ed blood per-
&5,oUtcS cUery part of the body,
repairing damages ana aCdStc,
ScJt5'CHiGg ont morbid Secrc-
tons, and tearing nothing for
disease to feed apOn.
This IS the secret Of the 7CO1I-
dclTttL success of this remedy i13
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
1hoea, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and FeVers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional NigOr,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
tSstst tttN NNtCSAtfCo VI tfS
Il G0d state of the blood, or Gc-
compG1ied by debility or o. loaU
eF"t.3 of tho 0Yste,sa- POisa2 fs-oo
from AIcOhOJ, in any form, its
cncrOiSimg effects are not fol-
}oCed by corresponding 9'CGc-
,.cD, 65tt are permanent, inftC-
"'ry strength, UigOr, and 11caU
q into al parts of the system,
C!ld building 9t0 an IRON Com
Stitttti0N.
Thousands hare been changed
~ the a5Se of this remedy, from
.r@tJ33, sickty, suffering cre0-
Iyt3'es, to strong, he0Lthy, and
h0ppy men and aCOn0e9; and
inE0ijIs cannot reasonably hes
state to 1ire e [, triG3.
See tia, G: - tie has PERU
WAN SY!.y:', -.'.! ;11 ice glass.
E'al.l->--..s-s Tree.
=. p. DlH9a.C-,-, Proprietor,
No. Sc Deg -, lew = orI1.
Sold by 1>r...-,.s;-t generally.
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tween Orleans and Paoli, where about a
year ago three other villains gave up
their lives under similar circumstances,
and was hanged. His body still re-
manned there when the train passed by
upon which the passengers were who
gave this information. Vigilance COM
mittees have been formed, and are warn
ing other scoundrels and suspected par
ties to leave. The utmost excitement
prevails in the neighborhood.- Indion-
ap0AS Journal, Feb. IS.
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been known to the public about forty
years, by long continued series 81 mar
velous cures, which have won tor II con-
fidence in its virtues, never eaualleo Dy
any other medicine. 1t still makes the
most effectual cures of couRns coIos. con,
Snmnfion- that can be made by medical
skill. Indeed the Cherry Pectoral has re-
ally robbed these dangerous diseases OF
their teTrors. 10 great extern, ana gwen
feeling of immunity from their fatal ef-
fects which is well founded, II The remedy
be taken in season. Every family should
have il in their closet for the ready ana
Dromnt relief of its members. Sickness,
suffering, and even life is saved by its time
" protection. The prudent shonid not
neglect it, and the wise viii not Keep Il
nv Won for The protection II affords IN sud-
den attacks, and by its timely use.
PREPARED By
DR.. j. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
MOL ocT2Sd2daw&Y
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New York Stock and Money marke,

NE" 1oRks FEB. 10.
Mouey very stringent at l-32 to x rer
day with the bulk of business at lis. The
demand continued after three o'clock and
the latest loans at y. Capital is difficult OF
access even at high rates.
Sterling exchange quiet at 10Sx@l0SK.
Gold quiet and steady at ll4k @ll44, clos
ing at ll4&@k.
Loans at lac per cent. for carrying and
fiat for borrowing.
Clearances 81, 100000.
Treasury disbursements e94,00
Governments dull and steady. There is
considerable comment on the acceptance
of only million by the Treasury when
there was an opportunity to buy five mill
lions at or under par in gold. The million
bought win be paid for three-quarters in
national.
State securities were dull. Tennessees
better.
Stock speculation is checked by contin-
ued high rates for money and schemes of
the strikers at Washington and Albany,
and prices depressed, but not to a serious
extent Western Union was exceptionally
strong and advanced from 8S4 to 50 Z. The
changes in the rest of the list was less
than one per cent. and the decline par
TALLY removed late in the day, the market
closing steady.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-02-20
NOTICE.

The nonresident proprietors of the
town of Mount Holly, in the county of Rut-
land, and State of Vermont, are hereby no
titled that the Town, State, State school
and County Taxes. for the years 1870, II
and ~, remain in part or whole unpaid,
on the follow ing described lands in said
town, to wit:
100 acres OF land in school district No. Is,
now owned by Eds0n Holden.
, acres of land in school district No. 10,
now owned by Willard Reed.
600 acres OF land in school district No. 10,
now owned by Sapathlc Iron Co.
100 acres of land in school district No. ,,
set in the list to Leander Pratt, and Occu-
pied by Oscar +. Pratt.
And so much of said lands will be sold at
public auction, at the store of n Il. Pin
ney, in Mechamcsville. in said Mount Hol-
lv, ON the 18th day of March, a. ID. 1873. at
10 o'clock a. m, as shall be requisite to dis
charge said taxes with costs, unless previ-
OuSly paid.
Given under my hand at Mount Holly,
Feb. l7th, 1873.
flSdlw&w3w &. w. PRIEST, Collector,
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Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets
or Tasteless, Coated, Concentrated Root
and Herbal Juice, Anti-BiliOus Granules-
the Little Giant" Cathar tc or multum in
parvo physic. No use OF ~ longer taking
the huge, repulsive, nauscou~ an gripping
pills, composed of cheap, crude. Iky in
gradients, when, by Il carefal application
of chemical science, we can extract all the
cathartic and medical properties from the
most valuable roots and herbs 81. d coul en-
trate them into Il minute Pellet or Gran
ule, scarcely larger than Il mustard seed,
that can be readily swallowed by those of
the most sensitive stomachs and ta5tidi-
Gus tastes. - cents, by all druggists. G52,
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PARIS Feb 10

PARIS, Feb. 10.
The extreme Left of the Assembly
have abandoned the idea of sending
congratulatory address TO the Republi-
cans of Spain.
LONDON, Feb. 10.
1t is rumored that some of the great
powers have intimated to the Spanish
government that they will oppose the
formation of federal republic.
Austria will recognize the Republic OF
Spain as soon as officially notified OF its
definite establishment. The Spanish Min
lister at Vienna has resigned, but it is be-
heved he will be reappointed.
MADRID, Feb. 10.
A corporal attached to regiment sta
ton in Alcazar del San Juan. town in
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The Columbia County DefaIca-
tions.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Feb. 10.
The committee appointed to investi-
gate the affairs of Richard +. Clark,
formerly County Treasurer of Columbia
county, have reported deficiency of
$50, 439, 70, not including the State taxes
unpaid, which amount to about $50, 900.
There are also other discrepancies to be
accounted for, amounting to nearly as
much more. The total amount unac-
counted for is over 1874, 900.
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New CASTLE, yesterday attempted to ex-
cite nutiny among his fellow soldiers
IN favor of Don Carlos. The troops re-
fused to take part in the movement, and
gave repeated cheers for the Republic.
The corporal was arrested.
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Arrival and departure of grains
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND
from Bellows Falls, LAP q 1890 a. M, +2.22
n tS.45 pm.
800 p. IN.
bennington, tl2.l0 p. M 7.5H & "lO.Oe p.
" saratoga, "ll.45 a. M, tl.3O, geo & 1000
..
salem, Lao $50 a M, t3.4o q +4.55 p. ia.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
FOR Bellows Falls, II so x t4.So a ru., *l2.Io
~ Burlington, l.5O & '6.0b Il. W., '2.32 4 sos
y. IN.
Port Henry, 1000 1t. m, y A.'h y. III.
bennington, 1900 n '4.01 ~ m, n 1920 p.
IN.
Saratoga, t449, 500 'lO.l6 II. III, 4 $50
Salem, lao & 1900 a. m, 100 3 5.0op "a.
snail Train. MIXED.