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Harlem Extension way, 9.0a Il. m, ana 200 p. m.
Eastern way, ll4O a. M
TROY way, 124O y. IN.
Troy lQl0 D. M, $50 y. m, and $50 p. III.
Albany ~. 40 p. IN, $50 y. m, and 93O D. Ia.
Boston, lao u. M, and $50 p M
CanadaS, Lib p. IN.
Northern way, 200 p. III.
Burlington, 200 p. III. and $50 p. m.
IA -atOga way, $3.50 p IN.
Ne York, 800 D. m and $50 p. IN.
Con necticut River way, $50 p. IN.
Woodstock way, Stage LOO p. IN.
Chlttenden, Tuesdays and saturdays aOd r. IN.
Stockbridge stage, 1900 y. M
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, 9S5 p. m.
Eastern way, 22O p. IN.
Troy way, 4.55 p. IN.
Troy, 40 a. M, II .45 a. In. ana i,a5 p. IA
Albany, Las Il. H., 4b5 and 80 p. III.
Boston, Lao a. In. and 2.20 p. III.
CanadaS, 1910 a. IN.
Northern way 1l.32 a. m.
Burlington 1910 and l182 n. H.
Saratoga way, 1l.45 a. IN.
New York, 11.45 a. m. and I.55 p. IN.
Connecticut River way, $40 p. IN.
Woodstock way, (stage) l.61 u. III.
Chittcnden, CTuesdays and saturdays lo.3o am.
Stockbrdge STAGE, 1880 p. IN.
ss-Mails Will be promptly closed at the speci-
aced hour; all letters deposited In the street
boxes Will be collected at $40 and ll.0O II. m.
~ TO- l. 80, 3O5 and last collection for all night
mails at 900 y. m. All letters deposited in the
Letter BOX at the Depot Will be collected by
Route Agents i've minutes prey lOuS TO the de-
parturP OF each mall train
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Hoe ana Fork manufacturers.

A meeting of the Hoe and Fork manu-
facturers of the United States was held at
the Bardwel House Tuesday evening.
There was present IS Brown of Brown,
Human & Co., of Columbus, Ohio JUS
tin Batcheller of Batcheller Sons, Wal
lingford, Vt; + c Watson of French,
Watson & Co., Hartford, VT. Geo b Ely
of Ely, Balch Il Co.. st. Johnsbury, Vt
Frank Stafford of Stafford, Holden Il Co..
Barre, Vt. l. Bollcs of l. Bolles Hoe and
Tool Co., Bingllampton. n Y; f S Hui.
burt, Bernarlston. Mass. Marcus Peck of
Peck. Clark & Co.. Brooklleld and + O
Shumway of Partridge Fork Works Leo
minister, Mass.
The meeting was of n series held hereto
fore in different parts Of the Union for
the purpose of bcnctitting the trade gencr-
ally by mutual agreement and an inter
change of views regarding manufacture
and sale of their goods The previous
meetings have resulted in much good to the
business and to the parties engaged in this
useful branch of manufactures.
The meeting was held with closed doors
and adjourned last evening to meet at the
call of the President.
The gentlemen present have accepted
an Hinvitation to visit Batchclcr Sons
establishment at Wallngford to-day and
leave on the $50 train this morning for the
purpose.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr, A. 5. Williamson,
an old resident of Cornwall, died suddenly
at his residence, on the 9th inst, aged g.
years.
In the death of Mr.. Williamson the com
munity has lost good neighbor, and his
aged mother faithful son, his wife n
kind husband, and his children an indul-
gent parent. He died on the same farm
where he first brcathed the breath of life,
and was perfectly conscious to the last of
his approaching end. He died peacefully
and quietly, surrounded by most of his
children and friends. Among those who
stood by his bedside was his aged mother,
who is now just past % years of age, and
feels his loss, perhaps, as keenly and sensi-
bly, as any one of the group. She, how
ever, treats the loss of her son, with that
true Christian resignation becoming an old
saint, who feels that her course is nearly
run, and that she is only waiting for her
Master to call her home
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Among the arrivals at the Bardwell
House, Aug. 12th, are the following;
f r Brirklator, VIM II Scott, c III Ro-
bcrts, II Eaton, J NJ Knights, New York
c w Burton, c w Scott, WI Gilbert, Bur
lington, VT Chas Allen, Shelbnrne; f b
Hale, G II Hale, Cambridge, N Y; b f
Bingham and Wife, A II Wright, Wife
and three children, Brattleboro, Vt; L f
Spaulding, Windsor, VII Mrs Bridgman
and Son, Syracuse, N " L c Watson,
Hartford, Conn; A l. Miner, L b Burton,
Manchester, Vt; + S Ilurlbert, Benards-
ton, Mass f p Shumway, Leominster :;
Geo b Ely, ST Johnsbury, Vt; w W
Slason, Keene, n II; ii l. Shields,
j II Woodman, Bennington, Vermont !;
A f Brooks and Wife, Utica, New York ;
l. Bolles, Binghampton w w Howard Il
wife, st. Paul, MINI; w w Benton and
wife, Huron, N y p Kennedy, Plainville
Conn M ID Oatman, Salem; ii G. Pea
body Worcester + G Tuttle, East Dover
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DAsHES HERE AND THERE.

The sun sets tonight at .O5 rises TO-
morrow morning at 4:05.
To-day is the anniversary of the battle
of Blcnheim in 1904.
Rutland Lodge |. o. G.. r. meets ut
Odd Fellows Hall, GLOBE Block, this
"wednesday evening at 1880.
Otter Creek Encampmcnt No. 7; LOOT.
meets on Thursday evening at Odd Fellows
Hall, GLOBE Block, at 3 o'clock. Work.
A full attendance is requested.
All persons having torches that were
used in the recent soldiers torchlght pro-
cesson, are requested to return them to-
day at the store of Col l.. G.. Kingsley,
Merchants Row.
Dog-days have brought the warm days
and chilly nights with the changeable
weather attendant thereon.
Another heavy freight train drawn by
two engines, arrived over the Saratoga
road on Sunday afternoon.
Notwithstanding the general dizziness our
merchants report trade in July as unusual
ly good.
Ed. G. Gallar. formerly of Rutland has
opened meat market Mt Malone.
The Middlebury Register is in error in
saying that the Rutland County Annual
Fair will he merged in the State Fair to be
held in Rutland the second week in Sep
TENDER There is no connection between
the two fairs further than that the State
Fair is held on the grounds of the Rutland
County Society The Rutland County
Fair is to be held independently on the first
week in October.
The Plattsburgh Republicon, after speak
ing of the recent checker match in Boston,
says; Let them come to Essex Junction,
Vermont, and tackle McGregor, or to Bur
gington and try A. j. Blanchard We
may add ''or to Rutland, and try on
young Bailey, ex-Alderman Pierpont or
Chief of Police Crawford"
The next camp meeting at Round Lake,
commences Sept. 3D..
George Francis Train, accompanied by
his wife, is in Germany.
The Vermont Central first mortgage
bonds, on Monday, in the Boston market,
declined from 27t to 81; at this low price
these bonds are nearly all absorbed.
Complaints are again made that graves
in Evergreen cemetery are malciousy rob-
bed of flowers and plants. Friends are
justly indignant at such outrages and hope
that something may be done to stop this
practice. Has anybody control or care of
Evergreen cemetery? is question fire.
quently asked.
Rutland preferred bonds advanced on
Monday from SO to 53i.
Those persons who have signed the petit
ton for the establishment of Brigade of
the Alfredian Order, are requested to meet
at Odd Fellows Hall, GLOBE Block, this
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, for or
:ganzation.
Mr.. A. G. f. Drew, of the firm of Aller
,& Drew, of this village, with his wife,
started yesterday on a trip of week or
two, up the st. Lawrence River, and are
to visit Ogdensburg and Montreal.
Says the st. Louis Globe: madame
Parepa-Rosas singing this year will he con-
fined to a single song-'Sleep, baby,
sleep
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New York Produce MnrAet.

NEW YORK, August ~.
CoTToN-Markct is in limited request for OK
port and home use at isc decline; 1879 for
middling uplands.
FLOUR. Receipts 1l,0s3bbls, The market
is rather more active at 5@lOc better for
shipping grades which are rather scarce.
OTHER Kinds at moderate request, aud without
decided change IN prices. sales or 1850
bbls at - s5a 80 for superiine western and
State 50 1Oa645 Tor common TO good Extra
western and state s6.5OaT 10 for good to
choice do; 81 hos 80 for common 10 choice
White wheat western extra; % 2oSss 90 for
common TO good extra OHIO 80 60@lO 10 for
common to choice extra St. Louis. the market
RYE iflouR.-Is iirmer and fair inquiry at 4 30
@5tO. .., T.. ,,,., ann,
nrm request at 3 l5a3 90 for western latter
for fancy; 80 s0@8 90 for Drandywine.
WuIsKEY.-The market Is a shade 1rlnef AT
o4i a 95c chiefly at latter price.
WuEAT. - Receipts 96,9s5 bush. The market
is 2mSc better with light supply and good
EXPORT demand for ming the previous freight
engagements The reported break In the canal
mas Strengthened holders materially. Sales
of 100000 bush. at 81 80 for rejected
snrlng 81 35d1 Al for No. . spring, 81 40 for
Nos and 3 Chicago mixed add IN store u 43
Tor Nos land spring mixed; 81 1901 40 for
IA. Chicago 81 49a1 81 for No. Milwaukee I;
a Ia for superine do; l.63 for No. 1 Duluth I;
Il .hasl rs Tor new red ohio; slAssl 4sN for
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II. l.. Stlison. Bennington.
II. l.. Morgan, Wallingford.
Herbert Smith, Factory Point.
II. =. Hard, Arlington.
NJ. Is. Kelley, South WalllngfOrd.
&. G.. Pierce. East Clarendon.
Il. j. Carpenter, BrattlcbOrO.
Gibbs Il co., Brandon.
DennlsOn brothers, Pittsford.
W. VI. Day, Mlddlebury.
Rurus Holt, Plttstield.
j. ID. culver, Hydevlllc.
4. X. Horton, Clarendon.
u. p. Peabody, PlttsfOrd.
Alden & Co., Middlebury.
II. l.. Spencer, Sutherland Falls.
j. y. Haskell, Fairhaycn.
a. l.. Kellogg, CastletOn.
G.. j. Gilmore, West Rutland.
l.. johnson, West Pawlet.
W. $. BasSett, MiddletOwn.
James Rice, Pawlet.
Il +. Parmenter, MechaniCoylllc.
ID. Horton, Mount Holly.
W. W. Hubbard, POultney.
=. IIoltOn, Dandy 1 Corners.
William Pierce, Dandy
II. A. Carter, Benson.
W. II. HUI, Wells.
q. +. Woods, Bellows Falls.
=. IL. Robbins, Chester.
l.. X Allen, East WalllngfOrd.
sherman Brothers, Ludlow.
Brown & Clark, Chittendcn.
j. u. Purdy, Manchester.
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Road Commission.

The board of commissioners, consisting
,0f Hon. A. l.. Miner, Hon. Il. b. Burton
of Manchester, Hon IIiel HOLSTER, We're
in Fairhaven to-day, and completed their
duties by laying road from the Fairhaven
road past the Evergreen Slate Company to
the south road from Fairhayen to Castle
ton.
They award that Castleton shall build
and maintain one half, and Fairhaven the
balance. Poultney was not assessed, and
was not represented in the case to-day.
One fourth as much money has been
spent already in the controversy as it will
cost to construct the road. No appeal can
reasonably be taken from commission
composed of such men. 3.
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extent irrcpaiabc, the area of opportunity
having been lost. and an exhibition having
been made so unjust to ourselves in its
character and deficiencies as 10 have cN-
posed us unnecessarily to natural humila-
ton. much has nevertheless been done by
the prompt action of the government and
the temporary and succeeding commission
to arrest the consequences of the disastcp
The order of the President instituting an
investigation and with a complete subjec-
ton of private considerations to natl
onal interest suspending the com
mission till it was complete re-
futed the idea preached by our enemies
of the republic in Europe, that the Amer-
can people were so accustomed to official
corruption, and so insensible to national
honor, that they could hear without sur
prise or indignation the gravest charges
against the commissioner appointed to re-
present American Industries at the Worlds
exposition Ready response of the tenn
porary commissioners to demand of the
President for their services is happy att
curry as showing the ability of the cXccu-
tive in whatever crisis. to command the
services of Americans in whatever land. to
protect at whatever personal sacrifice, the
interest and honor of the country.
The organizing power. executive ability.
and unlring efforts of these gentlemen
g., e, In Ap,ppipap IpnutI
ment from its demoralizcl condition. and
to introduce order and arrangement The
of their successors, bringing to bear sound
judgment and business, under the judicious
lead of Mr.. Schultz, have done what could
be done to give an appearance of respect
ability to our scant department, somewhat
enlarged by additional shipments from
America.
INTRODUCTION OF BARS
The commission further report that there
have been established on the grounds Of
the exposition two American restaurants
and bars in regard to which no corruption
appears There are in addition two bars
on the grounds which are called respect
lively the American Pavilion and the
American Indian wigwam. and third bar
was granted at Gen. Van Burcns special
request on the promise of his supervision
in the Rotunda of the Palace of Industry.
All three belonging to Boehm & Wiehl
appear to have been obtained by them in
succession by the payment of moneys md
the promise Of an interest in their success.
The state department in the letter quoted
advised Gen. Van Buren, that the establish
mcnt of single bar at the Vienna EXPOSE
ton would he of questionable proprictY
The commission are clear that the ground
thus distinctly taken by the government
represented the sound Judgment Of the
American people, and the special commits
sion therefore recommend that the Ameri-
can commissioner at Vienna be constructed
to advise the imperial manager of the cX-
position that the authority given for the
establishment of said bars was given i'm
properly and that the American commits
sioners will no longer sanction, supervise,
nor be in any manner responsible for the
same nor consent to their using the national
name. nor their using the national rolor>.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
.IouN JAY,
THOMAS McErIN1H.
Vienna, Austria, July ., 1873.
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DEATEpS.

At northampton, Mass. August 10. \. \.
Eayres, formerly OF BrattleborO, aged ~ years.
At oyster Bay, y. Y, August Q. Sarah c., wife
OF Rev. b. l.. Swan.
At Lanslngburgh, y y, August o. Darius
Clarke. veteran printer, formerly OF Benning-
ton, aged 50.
In Readsboro, July %. Archie NJ. Persons.
formerly of Mechanicsville, aged 81 years.
At Charleston, Mass, August 9, after long
and severe illness. Jcrusha, wife of Simeon
cole. aged 50 years and months
At Longwood Mass. August 10, Hannah Eliza
beth sargent, wife OF Denison ID. Dana, CORNER
ly OF Castleton.)
Funeral to-day, Wednesday, at p. m. Cars
leave Boston and Albany depot, Boston, at 2:3o
p. IN.
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The Late Sioux Massacre.

W AsHNGroN, Aug. II.
Lieutenant '"loh'l Brarhell OF tue "a
cavalry commanding at Fort Stambough'
wyoming Territory undcr date OF july
" writes !" the Assistant AdJutant Gen
crol at Omaha as follows Lieutenant
Wheeler returned from his scout after the
Indians who murdered Mrs. Richards and
Miss Hall on the Goth inst. last evening.
He followed them until the trail was com
plctely washed out by severe hail and rain
storm and he found il useless to 60 any
further. In his opinion they were Sioux,
from about Fort Fetterman. lie had de-
termincd to follow them with his small
command of 40 men, but it is as well, per-
haps, that he did not do so.
Ills men would have been o''rpowered'
In my OPINION the through scout ought 10
ne ihaue from TINS 10 fetterhlah WIN three
companies OF caNallN' anu l tIlihh TWO
more companies ought to be sent here Tor
summer and autumn, which coulG be sent
away at the approach OF winter. Company
Il has been scouting constantly and 1t is
fair that they should be relieved and sent
down towards Omaha to winter. Lniess
more troops are sent here 1t Is only ques-
ton of time before the settlers on the Pro-
poagie will be killed by the sayages.
Inc report was iofWarded To ten 9i"'rl-
DAY ana ne endorsed 1t as follows
Respectfully forwarded me murders
and robheries made from Time 10 ''me IN
Nihd ldVer Nailey are ny the SIOUX OF
tllelr alllcS' inc Northern Arr'P"hocS AN"
'heyeIh's' VINO nave 'nel MONIES III ''''
country aoou' forIs fepPriha'' anu Laura
I'M" n'l '"',e sly anu ie'u'" ~ '"l''"!
','''' u . "''i W. 'V'i' "
'''"' " wv "Ff'''' W. Wv l
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The Remington Muster.

The following are the companies that
will be present sure to the muster
Niclwackett No. / of Rutland.
j. j. Gray, Cambridge.
Rough and Ready, Greenwich, n. V
Edmonds, Hudson, n. Y.
Ocean, Chatham, n. Y.
Western, Brattleboro.
Seth Parsons Steamer Co. of lIookic
n. Y.
Wilson Hose, North Adams.
North Adams Light Infantry Co.
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, GnrAr uoRRoR DONE AWAY WITH.

House cleaning IS a great horror to nine men
out of every ten. when that time comes, the
"men folks" as a rule, give the domestic
hearth "wlde BERTH oceans Of suds-the
product Of tons OF sOap-fairly Hood every part
of the house. The women, from the mistress
down, labor us they never worked before, ana
what with the discomfort, the smell OF suds Il nj
the dampness, and not unfrequently sickness,
the product OF colds and overwOrk, matters are
generally disagreeable. The simple use of Sa-
polio instead of soap does away with all this
discomfort. 1t lghtens the labor Il hundred
per cent, because 1t removes dirt. grease, stains
and spots. with hardly any labor, with but lit
tie water and in One-tenth the usual time
aug2d&w1w
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Maine Democratic Convention.

PORTLAND, Aug, -.
At an adjourned session of the demo-
cratic State convention, resolutions adopt
ed by the Ohio State convention were una
nimously adopted. Joseph Titcomb was
nominated 70. governor on the first ballot,
and the convention again adjourned,
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T Leslie, Brooklyn Geo Harlow, Wind
ror S S Beaman, st Adams r Doty,So
Wallingford b s Browse, Columbus, . :;
Justin Batchcldcr, Wallingford j j Mol
lineux, Hampstead, L I John Thomas,
Krksville II F Lathrop, G Osborne,
Pittsford l. Filkins, Albany IN Smith
Dandy Chas Bradley, Bennington T A
Barber, L S A; c Miller and wife, John
s Fisher, Chas w Keen, John Haley, Phil
adelphia f Turner, Bellows Falls ! X c
Abel, West Haven.
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New yor.. s,ocu ana noney MARKET.
NEW YORK, August Il.
LATEST MONETARY.

LATEST MONETARY.
Gold closed ut ll5N.
Government bonds duh.
Money ranged at az.
state bonds quiet.
Stocks steady. Paclnc Mail, Lake shore. and
Western Union showed some activity.
The clearlngs at the Gold Exchange to-day
were s2sOOOO,OOO.
Carrying rates lna per cent
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted 10
$4,000.
customs receipts sGGL0o0.
Stocks declined In general throughout the
list at from i to ?A. Pacific Mail nuctuatlng
the greatest and sold at 42is@89's, closing with
several ups and downs during the day. Erie
was the exception TO decline, closing at y tn
advance over the opening price.
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Coz. BLUNT.-ln our notice of Colonel
Asa p. Blunt, we were wrong i'll saying
that he is in business in New York. We
understand, upon reliable authority, that
after leaving the regiment, at the close of
the war, he entered the regular army as
Assistant Quartermaster, and is now sta
toned in the Western Division of the army
in the Indian territory.
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For Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Depression of Spirits and General Debility, IN
their various forms, -PhoSphorated EliXlr
of CaliSaya made by CAswELL. HAZARD Co..
New York, and sold by all druggists Is the best
tonic. As a Stlmulant tonic for patients recoV-
prlng from fever or other sickness, II has no
equal. II taken during the season 1t prevents
lever and aguc and other intermittent levers.
IL 4W
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Rolling Mill STRIKERS.

CHICAGO, Aug. u.
The hands employed in Wards rolling
mill struck to-day on account of Il refusal
of their employers to pay them over 70
cents per ton. They demanded 80 cents,
but were willing to compromise at so cents.
The strike throws about 1000 men out of
employment.
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1ru Goods.

RURT a SHERMAN
viii urFN
2AJ YARDS AMERICAN NNp Do,HEtO
PRIN rs
1880. iOic. 1910 1850
800 YARDS, 50 STRIPED AID POLKA Dol
CAM RIGS
IS centslreduccd from ~ cents.
100 LINEN SUITS. WHITE SUITS.
In Muslin aud Victoria Lawn. g. ~ tnsoa,
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Liquor Raid In Boston.

BosroN, Aug H.
Numerous liquor dealers, including seve-
raj in the wholesale line, were raided on
by the state constables to-day and a large
quantity of liquor and ale seized
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TRINITY CHURoH.-Mrs. Charles Gle
mcnt invites the teachers and scholars of
Trinity Church Sunday school to an enter
tainment at Clement Wood, this (Wedncs-
day afternoon, at 3 o'clock. If the wealth
er should be unfavorablc the entertainment
will be postponed until the first pleasant
dav
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Medal for America.

New YORK, Aug IL.
Vienna adyiccs say the medal for merit
in group No. 2G education, teaching and
instruction has been awarded to the col
lection of the periodical literature of Amer
lea
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SAniiarY McaSures.

New IoRK, Aug -.
The sheds at Catherine and Centre
markets were ordered to he removed by
the Board of Health. and confiscation of
all unripc fruit in the city We're ordered to
he confirmed during the week
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Reward Offered.

ALBANY, Aug. T..
Governor Dix has offered reward of
$500 for the arrest of person or persons
guilty of the murder of an unknown one
armed man ON Wednesday night last near
West Albany.
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Escapes from Sing Sing.

PoUGUKERPslR, Aug. II.
-Four conycts escaped from Sing Slug
prison some time last night hycutting their
way through the roof, viz; VIM II Reed,
Daniel Donovan, ,Jno Murphy and VIM,
Cullen.
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FIRST HOPS.
Discharged Conductors Rob Employers.

NEW YORK, Aug II.
Some twenty conductors were discharged
from the Atlantic horse railroad Brook
lyn, on Sunday, and last night the safe in
which the punches and returns of night
conductors were kept was stolen.
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Allen & Drew, 81 Merchants Row, are
selling goods at cost for 30 days, to close
out stock Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods
and Ready Made Clothing. Good Goods
at very low prices.
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Break In the Canal.

ROCHESTER,, Aug. II.
A break occurred in the Erie canal at
Eagle Harhor this morning. A waste
weir went out 1t will take two or three
DAYS to repair it.
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Matchmaking.

BosToS, Aug u.
Thomas McGrath, a marshal attached to
the Maine court, was examined to-day on
charge of Matchmaking prisoners. lie
will probably he dismissed.
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MAR tsIAe.ES.

At Hampton, y. y, August T. by Rev. j. W.
Belknap. John Henderson Steele OF CaStleton
and IncZ +. ClOugh OF ovid, \. \.
In South Walllngford, August 6. at the resi-
dence OF David Nelson. Esq, by Rev. Charles
Woodhouse, Myron Il. Kelley TO Miss Nettie
Nelson. both Of WallingfOrd.
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