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IsT.
Penfo1d. Exed.
Perkins Jos. =.
Polling, Nash1
Powers,
Puryen1, M tcb-
Ioredl
Riley, John
Riley, Geo. i.
Rogers, ypinst1a
RohiIisou, Waller
sRyssn, Ed.
Russell. W.J
Russell. G.. M.
Ate, VII
Salmon, @. II. (
Scott, John ia)
shurfl, jos.
Sheriff. g.
SpaRef, N. c. 4.
Smith, John
Spencer. Jag. R.
SoraRue, d, ..
Smith, Cleo. 8.
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+ coco.Hur CARANELs aud HuTTEn-sCoIcA
nsgnY. freshly made. may be foand az PIzzIais. r.
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sa, of,, worth Of auction goods just opened at
sYcLE BRorHERH'. sSsz & III.
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A.ll.aner. B.
| sdans, Az. *,
Allen, i. A.
Boilings a. g1
Booker Mrs. 5as
HTandreth, r.
Brown, Alrz. WI
liam
Clarke, FIT.
Coleman, "a.
Crew, ".
Crunn M0l1ie
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If you want q cheap CARPET go to sxcLE BHo-
THEIRS. 80
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You can buy a nice BLACK cAcnEaiEE cnE at s7c.
nf sYcLE BROTHERS. fiss Il
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GREAT BARGAINS FROM THE
- ACTION JUST OPENED AT JULIUS
NEYEk'S-Iiargains in White Wool Flannels;
Heavy Al-Wool Flannel al zoe. worth 80; Extra
F.d" An-W"ol Flannel al soc. worth 40c.; Bargains
tray rwcd Flanncls. Slightly damaged, at zoe
s2rih 3jc.: 4 regular J0c. Black Alpaca at 40c;
G7ea' Bargains in Shecliug, Jeans, &C.: Beautiful
rnar prize l2}.c.: large stock of Plaid and Check
i,r-s. to"ds .a:cst STYLES, 4, l2k, IS. and 163sc
New Fall DT>s Goods all the latest shades; extra
Bargains ia Ca>simervs for men and boys wear;
HEAVY Eel; skirts at 75c. and upwards; large and
cheap STOCK Of ladies', gcntlcmcns, and children's
Nyyluo Underwear new line of children's Nerno
Vests from 25c up; ladies' and misses Sleeveless
l4~!acs In great variety: ladies' and childrens
>n.i,-Coiored Hose, including Cardinals, at 25c. up
Waterproof Cloths, lii al the new shades, at 81 ;
and los O: other bargains just opened ut
JULIUS MEYERS, 6O2 Broad street.
Agency for DEMOREST'S RELIABLE PAT
TENS oc l7-eod
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If you want handsome CLOAK for a little money
20 IN sYcLE BROTHERS.
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Loor a. our handsome ruRs at srclE BRO
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Steamer j. W. Eyermnn, Bark Edwin, Schooner
Edward Slade, Schooner Callster, Schooner Wake
Schooner Morning Star, Captain ii. Hanson; 9loop
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Sc. Louis Railway
Company Hoge's Cigar Manufactory President OF
oN'eo '''''' -' E. L. VAN LEW. Postmaster.
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PEAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
nv, V nave several pieces Of property-STORES and
pay a good Dercentagc well 10
'@'e1, ana new. EDWARD c. GOBLIN,
Real Estate Agent,
E ZO-at No. 1015 Main street.
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GRAND OPENING OF THE LARGEST
~ AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF FAIL NJ
MD WINTER DRY GOODS, MOTIONS, AND
FANCY GOODS that ever was opened at
LEVI HEXTER'S,
NO. 627 BROAD STREET.
Sch viii be offered at the very lowest cash prices,
We name In part:
DRESS GOODS In all the latest styles and shades;
siiAWLS and FELT SKIRTS In all qualities;
LADIES BLACK BEAVER CLOAKS,
all the newest patterns;
CASSIMERES. FIANNELS,
DuMESTICS, and all colors of
WATERPROOF CLOTHS.
Vm NOTION DEPARTMENT Is stocked full with
t.ndes and Misses Plain add Striped Hosiery: Kid
tDyes t.s Gauntlet Gloves: Cuffs and Collars; Hand,
ktrciiels, Corsets, Towels Napkins, &c, &C.; and
our lancy Goods and E!nbroidcries cannot he ex-
CfIca-Such Is Infants Merino Cloaks and Walking
|@lts handmade Sacques, Caps, and Afshans:
" aiGr; Proof Cloaks made to order; and our
HiAMPlSG DEPARTMENT Is furnished with en-.
Lrt ne" dtaigns of PATTERNS.
Stamped IoKES PILLOW SHAMS. BRA1DS,
haibROlDEElNG SILKS and COTTOSS always
9n hand
also full line Of soc. KID GLOVES.
SGunlry orders promptly filed ut short nonce.
"tall early and examine for yourselves" oc 2-3m
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tOR SALE, A DESIRABLE BURIAL
,.c,,oT LOT In hollywood Cemetery-Lot No. So,
:, s'I"n ~ ~ Price low to make quick sale. Apply
"'AhES o'kEEF, Superintendent, or
Scl7-6, Ills Main street.
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS! TRIMMINGS!
BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
HOSIERY. HOSIERY. HOSIERY!
DRESS GOODS. CASSlMERES!
come aud huy The caeapcs: goods in the city at
&C 7.col BROWNE & ROWE'S.
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The Christian Convention resumed its
session yesterday morning at half-past 9
O'Clock. The social religious exercises Of,
the morning were conducted by Rev. Enos
Campbell, Of st. Louis, Mo. Mr. o. A..
Burgess, vice-president, occupied the chair
In the absence Of the President.
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MONKTON.

--Monkton town and state caucus, held
June, 8, 1879, was called to order by II.
r. Baldwin, chairman of the town com.
mitiee, and the following delegates were
elected H. r. Baldwin, II. b. Williams,
Geo. +. Skiff, G. Fl. Dean, f, W. Mead.
er, Geo. b. Cox. NJ. II. Dean, G. l.,
Burrs. Alternate VIM. p. Meader, II.
p. Bull. William Patterson, |. D. Ros.
coe, Il. II Stillson, Geo. W. Day, +, G.
Cox, j. X. Doten. Delegates to state
conventions. F. Atwood, Geo. +. Skiff
L. W, Meader, A. W. Barnum, D. 8.
Ladd, j. r Doten. Town committee
}. r. Doten, H. H. Stilson, l.. l.. Col.
Inns, VIM Hollis, Chas. Stone. C. s.
Dean was elected chairman, and W. p.
Meader, secretary. The caucus was
largely attended,and the delegation elect.
ed are understood TO favor Gen. S. F.
Atwood, for senator from this district.
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WHITING.
Mr. Isaac Alden who has been i'll
two years is quite low.

Mr.. Isaac Alden who has been i'll
two years is quite low.
Wednesday night of last week the
railroad station was broken open and
about SO in change taken.
Allen Ketcbam e. Son sheared a
two.year.old buck about the last Of April,
of which the fleece weighed 26 "a lbs.
"A large party of ladies and gentle.
men from this town made an excursion to
Grand View Mountain on Tuesday and
had good time.
The pleasant sunny days Of June are
just the ones for all sorts of out door
pleasuring and so we suppose thought
some Of the good people Of the town for
we learn that some eight or ten Of the so
called lords of creation conceived the idea
with their better halves. of visiting Grand
View Mountain this present week. The
approved Of the said halves being obtain
ed, and Tuesday morning dawning auspi.
ciously on their hopes nothing remained
but to cut short the customary morning
nap, and early astir, load in the well filed
lunch baskets and with laugh and joke
and song started on their way. AS to
the fortunes of the party on the way or
after their arrival their deponant saith
not, only we believe none OF them regret.
ted going. Although this mountain has
less altitude than almost any other Of
note in the state, yet the view from its
summit and especially from the tower is
said TO be very beautiful with its PIANO.
rama of beautiful homes. thrifty villages
cultivated fields and woodland Wing 10
such sweet ropose at your feet.
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SALISBURY

Miss Ellen Lawrence, about 40
years Of age. was found dead 10 her bed
June / She went to bed as well as usual
The congregational church are with
out pastor at present The prayer
meetings led by Johnny Weeks. are
excellent.
John Gibbs, twelve years Of age, q
son of Nathan Gibbs, died on Wednesday
May 81, from pneumonia resulting from
cankcr.rash.
A son Of Luther Harrington. i've
years Of age, was drowned in the mill.
pond on Friday, June =. His father let
him go fishing, and missing him about
one hour afterwards, search was imme.
diatey made and he was found in the
pond under five leet OF water.
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NOTICES.

Soda and Saratoga water at Riders.
Paints, oils, varnishes, window glass
and putty, at Sheldon's.
Shoes shoes shoes shoes at T.
NJ Chapman Il Cos.
Boots and shoes. very choice
stock. at Shedons
Another case of five cent prints, at
T. NJ, Chapman & Cos.
Sperm oil for moving machines, war.
ranted strictly pure, at Sheldon 4 Cos.
Black grenadines in great variety,
BIT T. NJ. Chapman 4 Cos.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
from pu,e materials al N. +. Riders.
Wool txine, corn. filed Irvine, carpet
warp and dye stuffs cheap, at Sheldon's
The best 81 kid glove in Middle.
bury. at T. NJ Chapman & Cos.
The best rs cent corset in Middle.
bury, at It. NJ. Chapman Il Co.'S
u. D. Twitchell will pay 90 to q
cents for good unwashed wool at f. r.
Clay's IF
Vim s Alden has few shop worn
hooks that he will sell at low prices, or
loan.
Those 10 want Of sash, doors and
blinds will find them at Swiney 4 Sar.
gents.
--Great attractions at Bonds now a.
days Low prices on clothing, etc. See
his advertisement
Pure drugs, all the patent medicines
of the day, and everything usually kept
at drug stores at Shedons
There will be meeting Of Warner
Post, No. Is, q. A. r., at the armory,
Wednesday eve, June IA, 1876. All
members are requested to be present
EXAMINATION WEEK Graded school
examination will t,ke place during next
week Rhetorical exercises 10 the hall
on Friday afternoon. The public gener.
AllJ are invited to attend
We have made arrangements 80 that
shose wishing engraving Of any kind done
will find it to their advantage to leave
their orders at the REGISTER Office, in.
stead Of sending Of for them Invita-
tions, wedding and visiting cards, mono.
grams, and anything 10 the engrsver's
line can be promptly supplied
CAucus.-The Republican voters Of
the town Of Middlebury are requested to
meet at the town room on Saturday eve.
ming, June II, 1876, at 1880 O'Clock, to
elect nineteen delegates to represent the
town 10 the County Convention to be
holden at NIiddlebury on the 2lst inst.
BY order OF the committee.
A. p. upper, Chairman.
hlddebury, June 6, 1876.
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President IIulbert's reception on
Monday evening was the social event oil
the week. The occasion vas a very
pleasant one, with nothing to mar. The
Middlebury Cornet Band played in the
grounds during portion Of the evening.
Miss Susie Parker, who has been
pursuing her studies in the 6ne arts at
Cooper Institute, New York, for some
months, has returned home and brings
her laurels with her in the form Of sill.
yer medal awarded for excellence in
drawing.
MIR. James o. Lavake, who sings at
DR.. Webber's church 10 Troy. N. Y,
was in town Sunday, and sung at the
Congregational church. He has a fine
tenor voice, whose quality and power was
well displayed, much to the qualification
of the audience.
The movement to organize a Good
Templar's lodge is not yet perfected, On
account of Interruptions, so that some
who had given in their names we're not
present at the proposed meeting on Mon.
day evening, it seemed best to defer ac.
ton to some indefinite future time.
Thursday evening, friendly discus.
sion about secret societies grew into a
heated debate and thence into opprobri.
Gus personal epithets and finally resulted
10 a double knock down. The last one
was 10 front of John Powers shop, and
one pane of glass in his door suffered.
Rev s. Knowlton, of New Haven,
preached in exchange at the Congrega.
tional church last Sunday. His discourse
was founded upon the familiar passage,
"Come unto me all yc that are weary"
etc. 1t was an earnest, practical dis
course, with his points well put
AT the monthly church meeting on
Saturday afternoon the Congregational
church passed resolutions expressing graf
ifcation that the Centennial commission.
ers had decided to close the exhibition on
the Sabbath, and urging them to adhere
firmly TO their resolution, all strong pres.
sure TO the contrary Notwithstanding
DR. Urann. who has made so many
wonderful cures Of cases supposed incura.
BILE, in almost every town in Vermont,
and who go recently has made go many
startling cures in Vergennes among whom
whom was Miss |. Barton, of Waltham
Miss Warner, Of Panton Mr.. Smith, Of
Addison, and Mr.. Beach and son, of Fer
risburgb, certificates from each can De
seen at office, will be at Middlebury.
Monday, June 10. to remain few days
The Middlebury Choral Society, as.
sisted by Mr.. George H. Remele, Of Bos.
ton, will give one Of their popular must.
cal concerts at Academy hall On Tuesday
evening next, commencing at s o'clock.
The programme consists of the 10th
Psalm, by Dudley Buck, and misccllane-
GUS vocal and instrumental selections.
Prof +. II. Higley will be the director,
and Miss Lille Severance, pianist. Tick.
cts, with reserved seats, 35 cents TO be
obtained at the store Of B F. Owens Il
Co. on aud after Saturday, June TO-
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Quotations OF butter about the same
y, last week. u to 90 cents
just IS we so TO press we learn that
a man has got shot at Farnsworth 4
Fletcher's store.
Henry Ballard, Esq, Of Burlington,
will lecture at Academy Hall, next SIM.
day evening on. temperance.
"A new culvert, built upon honor, in
front Of the Congregational church, is
among the street Improvements Of the
last week
e. C. Evans, Of the college, preach
ed 10 Weybrldge last Sabbath, aud W.
|. TSitcbell supplied Mr. Evans pulpit
10 Ferrisburgh.
A good number Of former college
students, members OF the Chi Psi fra.
ternity, have been 10 town in attendance
upon their convention.
Shipments from the Middlebury sta.
ton for the week include 4,220 pounds
Of butter, 3 carloads stock carloads
lumber. 2 carloads hay
A yearling eve owned by Walter V.
Wright, of Weybridge, shearsd this
spring II Ia pounds She was sired by
NJ. A. Monroe's ram Sheridan
"A few only were sold by the hoax
started by some mischievous boys, to the
effect that dead body Of a man was
seen floating down the river on Saturday
night
There will be q meeting OF the Wo.
mans Christian Temperance Union at
the lecture room Of ths Congregational
church. Wednesday, June 81. at three
O'Clock p. NJ
The attention Of the Republican
voters of the town of Middlebury is called
to the notice of caucus on Saturday eve.
ming Of next week. There should be a
full attendance.
Our agricultural editor has set out
bis sweet potato slips, to the humber OF
about two hundred, He has three or
four barrels Of HE prospective crop al,
ready spoken for, and is ready for an un.
limited number Of further orders.
-Boyce. Fish and Hubert. students
Of the college. 10 the course of an ichthy.
illogical excursion in Ripton. the other
day. bagged $50 trout thus classifying the
prophecies OF fellow students, who told
them "thsy couldn't ketch nothin'."
The improvement 10 Barnes photo.
graphic work is very noticeable of late.
He Is employing new methods, and &C.
curing skill in their USE and it is prob.
able that a Middlebury man could not
better himself now by going out of town
for pictures.
Philip Battell. ESQ, has completed
bis graPery. Which is forty.fve feet long
aud set vines under each rafter. These
vines are Of the more delicate varieties,
which will not survive the frosts Of our
severe winter He is also putting 10 O
large cistern for the artificial irrigation Of
his splendid gsrdeOs
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BRISTOL.

BEFORE Mr. Alfred Esstman's mill.
in Bristol notch, was burned, i, was his
intention to remove the machinery at 40
early day - Bristol village. 1t was on
this account that he had not been rein
sured. But the devouring element over
took him and it was 4 dead loss. He
keeps up his pluck, however, aud will soon
cree: mil Ior his business at the village
1t is hoped his star may he 10 the sscen f.
den. hereafter
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NEW HAVEN.
Mr.. Alfred Thompson is out again.

Mr.. Alfred Thompson is out again.
Mrs. Caldwell has entirely recover.
ed
Mrs. d West made short call here
Wednesday.
- Miss Eva Human is visiting friends
in Bangor, n. Y.
The cheese factory opened with good
prospects. They have more than paid
expense from the Grst day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Roomhower, OF Cher.
ubus, county, n, y, have been making
their friends in New Haven short visit.
The past lew weeks of pleasant
weather have been just what we needed,
and grain and corn have obtained a good
start and are looking finely.
- Rev. l.. 7, Hooker occupied the
pulpit last Sabbath, in exchange with Mr..
Knowlton. He delivered an able dis.
course from Heb. 2:1S.
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VERGENNES

Butter shipments this week. coles
pounds.
PROF. Henry Smith is expected home
by the 4th Of July.
The Sheppard troupe visited Yer
gennes on Thursday evening.
- The Vergennes Republican caucus
for the election of delegates to state and
county conventions will he on Wednes.
day evening next
The present common council Of this
city have discovered tho fact that kero.
sene oil is cheaper than daylight; at
least it is thought that such is the case, as
few nights ago they had the street
lamps lighted and burning all night, there
being a brilliant moonlight that night
The lamps could only be seen by a care
full observer
An application on writ oil habsas
corpus was made, the other day, in be.
half Of one George Kelley, now an in.
mate Of the Vermont State Reform
School. 1t seems that on December II,
1871 George Kelley, then aged 3 years
was convicted before Justice Ilollenbeck
Of petit larceny, and was sentenced to the
Reform School during his minority, which
would expire March 10, 1880. with an
alternate sentence of three months im.
pTisonment in the county Jail. The boy
was committed TO the Reform School and
remained there until the 18th OF May,
1876, when the trustees of the school
gave him "fuTlough," and he resided
with his father, in this city, until the 9th
Of May, 1876, when the superintendent
of the school arrested him here and took
him to the Reform School The case
was heard before Chief Justice Pierpoint,
at Vergennes, last week, and he sustained
the action of tho trustees Of the Reform
School and the boy was remanded to that
institution. - Burlington free Press
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ADDISON.

Elizabeth Il. Watson has been ap.
pointed post mistress a: Addison Centre.
-Messrs W. Z. Nash. j. W. Boyn.
ton and j. N. North, appointed commits.
sioners 10 settle the vexed question Of
laying road to Grand View Mountain,
visited the location last week, as we have
before stated, sri determined to lay a
road on the west side only. This report
will be returned to the December term OF
the Addison county court
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I'VE iBRIDGE.

The Congregations Sabbath school
had interesting concert exercises last Sab.
bath
Mr.. l.. c. Evans of NIidLebury col
lege preached at the Congregational III
this place last Sabbath. His ,eyt was
The time is short"
NoTIcE-The Addison county council
of the Patrons Of Ilusbandry, by invita-.
lion Of Weybridge grange, will hold their
next quarterly session at Weybridge vii.
lage on Wednesday, june II, at 10
o'clock, a. NJ All Patrons ara earnestly
requested to attend
+. A SMITH. Master
f. Z HoBBIN', Oh. Com
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BRTDPORT.

A Jew losi Office has Seen esiab
lished at West BridpOrl. with } II
Witherell postmaster
At their meeting. Juue = Morping
SUI Lodge, F and A. NJ, OF Bridport,
passed the following resolutions
WnEREAs; By the death OF our brother AMI
venerable friend, william Whitfori whose death
occurred May II, ls7G at the advanced age Of 81
years, therefore
Rssolqei: That Morning -un Lodge render an
appropriate mark Of their respect to the memory
Of the deceased by rendering 10 the family their
sincere Coincidence IN this bereavement.
Rssolee5: That The secretary be directed 20
forward copy Of these resolutions to the family.
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---------.-a
COUNTY NEWS.
RlPTON.

An attempt was made few days
ago to burn the dwelling of G. W Far.
mer, Esq. The fire was kindled Int wen!
out.
The very excellent address Of Rev.
Mr.. Monroe, on Decoration Day, has been
furnished us, but ne regret that lack OF
space at the late hour at which it came
prevents us from inserting it this week
Delegates to the State convention
from the town of Ripton are II. b. Ripley
and Joseph Battel Their caucus was
held on Saturday evening last AT the
same time n. MoQuiyey. c. Billings and
John Houston were elected delegates to
the county convention.
decoration Day was duly observed
here, A procession was formed at the
Methodist church at $50 O'Clock A. NJ,
headed by detachment of Post Warner.
No. l6, &. A. r., in charge Of j s.
Chandler. Following the veterans came
the speaker, schools and citizens Arriv.
ed at the cemetery the procession found
quite au assemblage of scholars, teachers
and citizens, who were quickly formed in
two lines, between which tho column
moved to its designated position where
the beautiful memorial services Of the G.
A. r.. were performed The orator Of the
day, Rev. j. b Monroe, delivered very
able address. after which the benediciion
was pronounced by Rev. C. II. Kent.
After our services the G. A. r. and
others proceeded 10 East Middlebury to
witness the ceremonies there. The graves
of four soldiers of the War of the Rebel.
lion were remembered and The last rest.
ing place Of an 1912 veteran decorated.
A memorial list, embracing, il is said,
twenly'seven names, was read by Mr.
Chandler, Of those that originally belong.
ed here, out went down, some Of them to
nameess graves, in the great Struggle,
aud sleep lar away from home and friends.
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.STARhSBORO

Ga Sunday last eleven persons were
baptized and added to the church by the
Rev Isaac AYaiI pastor Of the Free
Baptist shurch
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LOCAL NEWS.

Quotations OF butter about the same
=, last week u to 90 cents
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

NAILS ARRIVE.
From Ripton, Granville, Hancock,
East Middlebury, Cornwall West
Cornwall and Bridport 300 A. NJ.
Way mail from north $3.50 A. M.
New York, Rutland and Albany, 700 A. NJ.
New York, :45 P. NJ.
Way mail from south, J:45 P. NJ.
MAILS CLOSE
Way mail going south. 800 A. M.
:" north, s;l5 P. NJ.
Mails for Ripton, Granville, Han.
cock, East Middlsbury, Cornwall,
West Cornwall and Bridport 3;ij P. NJ.
Closed mail for Boston and Rutland, $40 p. NJ.
Closed mall for N York, Albany,
Boston and Rutland, 500 p. NJ.
A, S. TRACY. p NJ