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BY Gable.
The BIG STRIKE IN ENGLAND.

The BIG STRIKE IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, April IS.
The striking golfers In South Yorkshire
and Derbyshire now number nearly 30, 900.
ROUGH WEATHER.
The weather today is fair, but is still
cold. The recent snow storm was tho
heaviest of the winter, and in some parts Of
the country the heaviest for many years.
TIE rRiIoE OBJ WALLIS on HIS WAT HOME.
GIBRALTAR April 10.
The ship Scraps, with the Prince Of
Wales on board, arrived today on the way
to England.
ALL QUIET AT MALAcoA.
SINGAPORE, April 10.
Gov. Sir William Jurvais has returned to
this place from Persk and VII is quiet at
NJ laca sno no further uisurbMce 10 ap-
pre- eaded.
ARRIVED OUT.
QuERNsrowN, April 10.
The scam ip AIe' RI, iom New Y rk.
PLYMOUTH, April IL.
The steamship Labrador, from New
Yok.
BoNApARTIsT PBRsI-TRNoY
PARIS, April 10.
Prince jerome Napoleon announces him.
self as candidate for the seat In the as
sembly from Ajaccio, made vacant by
Rouberc election from that place having
been annullcd
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Whisky Sentences.

ST. LOUIS, April 1G.
The following sentences were passed
Yesterday by Judge Krtkel Of the United
States district court at Jefferson City upon
persons convicted of connection with ike
whisky frauds: John 5. De,tenger, en-
eauger, st joseph, two years in the peni-
tertiary ard two thousand dollars fine
simon Adler ana Abraham Furs', distllers
aud rociiters, ST. Joseph, each one ear
county jQil and ttn thousand fine; Henry
K. fisr"ig aud hinesi p. Haltwig, broth
e.s, st Joseph, each three months county
Jail End Two TO- usand five hundltd collars
tine james Z. Marsh. x-gualer, X ,nsas
Org. Fix mon h. Jail and one thousand
dollars tinc.
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HAYWoOD-CAPEN-At Brattleboro, March
80 u, by Rev. Horace Burchard, William
Henry Haywood ana Rhoda Ann Caren.
LINDSEY-GOULD-At Fayette, Aprll I'd by
Rev. Charles Burhhsm, &C., e W. Lindsey
and Abby l. Gould, both OF NJ wfane
PARK ER = MART - At North Spring ield,
April 18th, by Rev Il. q. johnson, Clark O..
Parker and Ella NJ. Martin both OF Spring
held.
PERSONs-CARTER-A South Reading, Ap-il
10Th, by Rev. Ira Carter, George X. Persons
OF Felcuyille, and Susie IL. Carter, daughter
of The officiating cl rgyman.
NEWkLl.-ROo1-At St0ckbrdge, April LIST,
BY Rev. NJ. Adams, Eugene O. Newell ana
Nellie Root
LAMP ARCHAEOLOGICAL East Bethel, April cd,
by Rev. l.. ID. Ames, Jonas q. Lamphier Of
Pomiret, am Martha j. Buck OF East Bethel.
BOYCE-PkKklNS-AuP erKinsvile, March 81,
by Rev, y. NJ, Il tut" ell OF Springfield. Win l..
Boyce OF Portland, Michigan, and Mary A.
Perkins OF Perkinsvlle.
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From New York

AKRINkD.
New YoRk April 18.
The steamship Mail. from Brrmen.
LIGHT SILVER sHiPaESTs.
The total shipmen,s Saturday amounted
to o ly $l4 COO IN silver.
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPEROR OF BRAZIL.
The steamship Ielveius, with d m Pc
dro on board. arrived off Sandy Hook Sat-
urdey morning.
RAPID TRANSIT.
The general term of the supreme court
Saturday afternoon confirmed the report Of
the rapid transit commissioners The
opinion was given Ivy Judge Daniels.
FIELDS BODY DRIFTS ASHORE.
The body of tall young man driited
ashore in the sound Saturday. There 10
little doubt that it that of Mr.. Fields of
New Haven, g postollice clerk who was
drowned recently.
DESTRUCTION OF THE GREELEY MANSION
The old Greeley mansion al Chappaqua,
New York, was destroyed by fire Friday
evening.
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Morse Brothers, Pharmacists, opposite
depot, invite the attention Of their numer-
Qua friends and Tho public generally, to
their well selected stock of Drugs and
Chemicals, assuring that We give very
careful attention to the Pharmaceutical
and Prescription Department. We buy
nothing but the very best of Drugs and
Chemicals, and all OF our Elixirs, Tnctures
and Elegant Preparations are of our own
maaufacture, under the supervision Of Mr.
L. ~. Morse, who has an experience Of 10
years, and thoroughly I'm, erstands the
business, and our assistants are oil Ways re-
liable, and men of practical experience of
years. Our Fancy Goods Department is
complete in every respect. Mineral Wa
ters in every variety at wholesale rates ;
also mineral waters on draught at our
elegant Soda Fountain, remembering that
we keep all the best grades of Cigars to be
found in town.
MORSE Bros. Pharmacy.
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The Brazilian Emperor.

NEW York, April 10.
Dom Pedro, acccmpdnhd by empress
and suite, attended divine service at 81.
Ptirit k's cathedral his morning The
emperor and empress were given seats in
the sanctuary Within The railing. Solemn
era Quiur, oil behalf ofCardioal McClosky,
who is sick, welc med their msjAsties.
Large crow DIS ,s.tmuled outside the church
to cntch a glimpse OF The imperial visitors.
After the seivice they were driven through
Central Park.
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Boy Drowned.

BERTHE Mcknight, boy about eight
years old, son of Orvls and Harriet Nc
knight, of East Wall,ngford, was drowned
at that place Friday morning. He was
playing with companion named Arthur
Earl on some logs near Mill river, v hen
Mrs. Albert Clark, seeing them, warned
them of their danger. Arthur left the
logs, but Berlie, probably in trying to fol-
low him, slipped into the river and was
carried swiftly down stream. Mrs. Clark
saw HIM fall, and crying out. "My God |!
he's drowned !" gave the alarm. The vii
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The Emperor Serenaded.

NEW YORK, April 10.
The emperor and empress of Brazil and
suite witnessed "Henry "" at Booths
theater last evening, occupying tho state
box, and were warmly received by the au-
dence. On the return of the imperial
party to the hotel they were serenaded,
Madison square in front of the hotel being
filled with people who cheered Justify as
the emperor and empress appeared at the
window and bowed in ackn owledgment.
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To tho People cf RutI0nd and Firintty:
My creditors and friends have fully real.
lied my position for the last six weeks,
and by their unexpected kindness, brother
J. advice, and help, am permitted again
to open my store. To them l tender my
most sincere thanks and to you l would
say you will find me at the old place, Nc.
10 Center street, ready and willing to wait
on all who may favor me with n call.
Hoping soon to see you oil at No. 1S
Center street, l remain, yours tru,y,
FRANCIS Fem.
Stop that cough Cure that cold ken
dalls Pectoral Basam will do it. IL it.
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Life Insurance Company Failures.
NASHVILLE. Tenn Anril II

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 49,
The Nashville life insurance and odd fell
lows widow ard orphan life insurance
company both suspended to-day by state
of Nashville life $3.50 S75. liabilities 1918 :
760. Company propose reinsuring p, licies
ava liable. Assets of widow and orphan
He 1898 900, isb,tiea over $500, 900.
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BY TELEGRAPH
From Boston.

tTOul bOSCON.
base BALL.
BosToN, April 16.
Base ball-Bostons II, New Haven 3.
SUIT AGAINST GEN. BUTLER,
suit has been brought in the supreme
judicial court for Sulfolk county ny Hon.
Sc bcns G. Maine of this city sgains. Gen.
Il L Butler ct IL, for 5000, 900 for alleged
vocation ot contracts, etc., relative to GER
tain tents.
SALE OF THE BOSTON POST.
Negotiations Tor the sale of the Boston
Post were concluded on Saturday. The
purchasers are gentlemen under whose
cdi'oIi Il and busioess management the pa
per has been conducted for some time pes
sind ln the ne" mpany 10 be formed 10
continue The pubic ,lion The leading demo-
cras # Boston and NJ ,ssachusetts are as.
eCciaied with the purchasers.
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Murder,
CORNING. N,

CORNING, n. T., April TO.
Ellen NJ. Calllhan was shot in the heart
to-day by John McNamara, her lover, the
porter Of tie Arcade heel She died with
in ten minutes Je lusy was the cause of
the desi. The deceased WAS twenty years
old, ~ r murderer about he s.m- age.
Three bundrrd dollars rev ard has been OF
Tered for the arrest of McNamara, who
made his escape after the Shooting.
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selectmen TO a very neat and convenient
blank, for the use of selecimen in towns
in making up highway bills. This is d.
signed to sup,r-ede the cld-fa,hioned and
inconvenient tax bills IN sheet form here
tofore USED, and Will be found much Iaorc
desirable for the use of the surveyors. We
invite the orders of selectmen of all tow s
in Vermont. PRICE, IS cents per d, zen
copies. GLOBE PAPER Co.
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a Miners Riot.

CLEVELAND, April 1G.
A riot occurred near Massi.on Friday be-
tween green hands who were about to
commence work in the coal mines and the
striking miners. George Warrington, of
this city, proprietor Of the mine, was &C.
verely iniured--not dangerously. Several
others were more or less hurt. The sheriff
has gone to the mines with strong posse.
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Railroad Competition.

CHoAo ., April 10.
A rup ure ocrurr' d Friday betwe Il Q
managers of tie Chicago ard st. Louis
railr ads leading 10 Missouri river points,
and the trmcr enve notice thai they wuuli
hereafter tske freight TO Missouri river
points at the same rates as are charged
from 81. Louis.
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A Freshet in New Hampshire.

BosToN, April 16.
The Merrimack river overtowed its
banks at Concord, N. H., last night and
has risen foot to-day. AT Manchester the
water is seven feet over the dam at Amos
keag Falls. A large force of mer and
teams have been at work to-day protecting
tho Amoskcag river wall. AS the weather
is growing cooler it is not thought the
river will Use any higher. No material
damage yet done.
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The Forty-Fourth Congress.

WASHINGTON, April Is.
Mr.. Knott, chairman Of the judiciary
committee, reported back the senate bill to
provide for the administration of oaths In
impeachment CASTS Passed.
MIR. Singleton, from the committee on
appropriations, reported back the senate
amendments to the consular and diplomatic
appropriation bill, ard moved that they be
non-concurred in in gross. After debate
Mr. Singleton stated that lie would not in
were ordered to BE- printed and RECON-
mirted
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Mrs. Stewart Assignment to Judge
Hilton.

NEW YORK, April 10.
1t appears that in addition to the power
OF attorney givdn to Judge Hilton to man.
age her estate Mrs. Stewart yesterday filed
in the registers office a transfer and assign
ment of all her late husbands share in tho
business of A. T. Stewart s. Co., as well
as all his property personal and real except
real estate included in the city Of New
York, to Judge Hilton for the sum Of $40.
900, 1000. Both instruments are dated April
18th 1876.
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The Belknap Trial.

WASHINGTON, April 1o.
There seems to be doubt that General
Belknap will be present tomorrow in Sen
ate court of impeachment His counsel
yesterday formally agreed upon their pleas,
viz, that the court has no jurisdiction in
the case, Belknap not being in office, and
the offense with which he is charged is moi
indicfable and it cannot be Improbable.
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The Races at Nashville.


ANEW OkLEhNS, Al r 10
The spring me- M. Lou-itnA ok club
commenced Saturday, u DIR f.to II le au-
spices. Three eiens were decided, frs, x
hu'd'e race, wo1 by Nellig II; sec nd.
the Pickwick stakes fr three-y r-olds,
mile heats, Won by Medipt ri thr Ii two
mile dash, won ly Sam Harper.
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a Terrible Suspense.

GLOUCESTER, MASS. April 16.
News from Port Mulgrove, N. S., states
that great anxiety ls felt for the safety of
the schooner Katie which LETT that port
April for Boston with sixty passengers,
nearly all for this port, where they were
to engage in fisheries. No tidngs have
been heard of her, and as she was out in the
gale of April 4, it is feared that she has
foundered with all on board. A vessel
was seen bottom up, east of Cape Sable,
which is supposed to be the Katie.
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Tilden Delegates.

LowvILLE, N. V, April l6.
AT convention held yesterday the FOL
lowing delegates were elected to Utica !:
Hon. John Herrick, William Hunt and
Israel Mullin. Resolutions strongly en-
dorsing Tilden were adopted.
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Fire Record.
AT WORCESTER.
WORCEsTER. Mass

WORCESTER, Mass, April 10.
Holiness boot shop, in Westborough.
Mass, burned Saturday morning. Loss
from $4,000 to $50 900.
AT ROCHESTER,.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, April 1G.
James Hayard's barrel factory was
burned early Saturday morning. Loss
over $4,000 partially insured
AT PoUGHKEEPsIE.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. y, April IS.
The freight house of the Dutchess and
Columbia railroad, at Fishkill, was de-
stroyed by an iAendiary fire Saturday
morning. Loss on building, $4,000; in
sured. Avery It Co. lose $4,000 worth of
paper bags, ard II. +. Wolcott quantity
of hardware.
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Arrested.

Some days since q. W. Oviatt, a drug
gist at Bath, N. H., lett that place in
company with the wife Of j. N,
Gale. They were, pursued to Fort
Edward, MY, by Mr.. Gale and Deputy
Sheriff John Bailey of Wells River.
Friday afternoon Bailey returned, having
Oviatt in custody. leaving Gale at Fort
Edward in full possession of his runaway
wife, return home to Bath together at
their leisure. Ovlatt has been married
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More Tilden Delegates.
RANDOLPH, N. Y, Apl

RANDOLPH, n. T., April IB.
Conventions were held yesterday in both
districts of Cattsraugus county to elect
delegates to the Utica convention. In tho
first district B. Strong. ]. f. Robinson,
and Palmer X. Shankland was elected !;
second district, r. R. Crowley, w. w.
Hendy and Hudson Ansey. Resolutions
endorsing Gov. Tilden, and asking his nom
ination at st. Louis were adopted by both
conventions.
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Russia and Austria.
ST. PETERSBURG, April II

ST. PETERSBURG, April 16.
The Journal de st. Petersburg repro
duces the pacific ASSURANCES which appear
Ell in the Vienna political correspondence
not been the slightest difference between
Russia and Austria, aud that both powers
would continve to act confidently for the
pacldcation of Turkey.
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Explosion of O Shell.

New YORK. April 16.
a. shell recovered from tine wreck of the
Merrimac exploded at the Portsmouth,
Virginia navy yard, killing two negroes
and severely woundipg several others.
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The Centennial

PARIS, April 10.
A luge au rce a-sembie,. here to-day
to hear V c,'l Hpgo and LOUIS Blancs sd-
dresses. Half The proc, eds OF h. meeting
are Uevoled TO the fund 10 send delegation
of woIkmen to the Puiladei phis exhibition
and the remainder to the relatives Of COM
mulists.
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Headquarters.

VIENNA, April 10.
The Tagblatt publishes letter from
Belgrave correspondent, in which it ID
stated that Prince Milan, with the generals
of his staff, will proceed to Zupriga on the
oath inst, where his headquarters will be
established for the present.
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1sRiAn'E7S.

ABAR-ln Center Rutland April 10th. at ono
O'Clock a. m, Lsther Abar, wife OF Joshua
Abar, aged 70 years.
Funeral ~ the house Tuesday morning at
ten O'Clock.
WAITLOCK In Rochester. April 10th, OF men,
branous Group, Isabel D., child OF Charles ii.
and hunice Whitlock, aged II months and "a
days.
HUEBARD--In Boston, April 10th, Sally W,
widow OF the late Hon. Henry Hubbard OF
Charlestown, N. H., aged 50 years and 9
months.
ADAMs-In quincy, Mass, April l2th, John
Quincy Adams, IT,, son or John quincy Ad
ans. aged Il years.
HARDiNG-ln Auburndaic, Mass, Aprl l2tb,
Rev. Sewall Harding, eSed s8 years.
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READING NOTICES
weber Piano.

1t is surprising to notice the rapid strides
the Weber Piano has made during the past
few years. Eight years ago this piano was
scar ely known except 10 New York. To-
day 1t is the leading piano in that city and
at the rate it is now gaining ground. 1t
will soon be The leading piano throughout
the United States. We now have very
fine specimens of the Weber Piano in stock,
and we cordially iuv -e al to cal and test
them. MCCLURE ~ HALL
Merchants Exchange 81 OK, % West ST.
nprilJS
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Avery Again.

ST LOUIS, April l6
A motion to delay the commitment case
of w. o. Avery, pending the answer to q
request sent to Washington to have him
transferred TO some eastern penltenilaIy.
was denied Saturday by Judge Treat, and
both he and Mcdonald left for Jefferson
City to-day.
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pksGs3 rtss, aT,
Conscr street, Corner wales.

This house i comparatively nev; IS We l
furnished ud in excrlcnt order through
out. II contains une hundred and twenty
five fooms, and is The isrgest and most
coute niently WTang, houae ~ town.
WiIh my experience Of sever ytera ~
landlord of the B ties husr, recently
burned, and Win firr'-cass help in every
NJ Ike the Paige huuso the most popular
aud vide y known hotel in Vermont.
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Insurance Rates.

CHICAGO, April 16.
The marine underwriters have agreed to
make rates of insurance on a basis of 40
cents to Buffalo. This arrangement in
cludes insurance in union and outside COM
panies.
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Election Declared Void

CHICAGO April 10
The common council yesterday, after
much di.cns-ion of the subject, declared
thu IT cet town election null and void on
account of the frauds perpetraled, and ap-
pointed town officers in place of those
whose election was anpulled.
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Egyptian War.

LONDON, April 10.
A special dispatch dated Alexandria,
Saturday, Gays reports have been recsived
there that the Egyptian army has been sur
rounded by the Abyssinians and the sitsa-
ton is critical, and that Abyssinla demands
indemnity for the war.
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Creedmoor Range.

New YORK, April 10.
The Creedmoor range was opened Satur-
day with contest for the Luther badge,
which was won by l.. NJ. Ballard, of the
American team, scoring "a out of possible
TX
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MISSES SoUrE"ICK AND ATWOOD,
Would announce that MISS Atwood is in
Ne" YORK se.ecLti E pBit' re tor HE Splln9
tnd summer, gnd ~uuid b, PIE isod To have
lDrir frleud. cali au1 EXAMINE tur same an
saturday April Is n. wbeo III y will d. 4
. cho.Ce aud s,yish nse'r ;peui.
Afiris lw
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An Editor Imprisoned.

PARIS, April 49,
The marager ard editor of the Evene-
ment has been f1ned and condemned to I'M
prisonment for the public ton Ia that
paper OF an article COLO ruiug the COM
mune.
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W hat is to be lone
New York April 10

NEW TURK ApTI7 TO
A NV York Her Id ,p ciai from Vienna
say r,h i edv,ees bsve been received
Fl ~ 81 ivup.r ~ the g CT ,n-s the
sublime pore int nd, If ur'v.n t. *
Ia mt i's," sfui b Mofsmu euau popula-
liun ana derlare VIZ.
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Weather Probabilities.

orrlCE or TBE CHIEF SIaSAi DrPICHB.}
WAsHINoTOn. April II. i a.
For the lower lakes, middle and eastern
states, rising barometer, west and north
west winds, party cloudy or clear weather
and lower Temperature, with possibl, frosts
In the northern portion
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No Credit to be Given.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 10.
The journal entreats the public to give
M credit to the alarming reports which
were in circulation last week.
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WITHOUT PAnALLEL?-Wc believe
that the wonderful results sccOmpli. he'll
by the use Of "ShiIoh's CONSUMPTION Ct.a-e'
are without a parable! in the history OF
medicine. Those who dlsbeleve this and
have occasion TO try it, can he convinced
without expense 10 themselves. It's sue
cess ia so wonderful and sure that we sell
IL ON II guarantee 10 cure Consumption.
Bronchitis, Coughs, Hraneness. Asthma.
Whooping Cough, Group In these cases
or any Lung trouble. don't fail to try it. it
may save your life, wtile it will cost you
ho.bing II it gives you no relief. Call at
Dst drus store of A. w. Higgins. Ruixnd.
~, q & Co., CasiIeion, W S9cet. Falha-
ven, iIr Mrtker 4 DR. Campb, Il. PuuIuey,
'ier@here hy dealers rally, and get a
iritl bp'tle tor 10 cents, or q regular size
foJ 80 cenle or Sl.00.
"HAoENRTAcK" new and delightful
dertune sod Ivy the above dealers. else-
where by dealers generally. d&wly
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DENNIsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS,

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years. without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached All Express Companies
Ise them. Sclt by Printers and Stationers
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
Iune9ad&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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An American Actress in London

LONDON, April TO.
Miss Blanche Tucker, an American. I'M
del the stage name of Blanche Rosabella,
made her debut in opera last night at Gov
ent Garden as Violettl in "Traviata" She
was we'll received.
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Don't Forget THE,

that the Estey Organ Factories are the largest
In the world, make the most organs. over $1,000
being in use, anc Notwithstanding the hard
times, are now making nearly hoo organs every
month. They are not only the best and NheAp'
esL, but are sold on the easiest terms OF any
organ made. II any one says 10 the contrary
don't you believe It, but address for catalogues
and information,
GEoRGE Q. DAY.
nov22d&w1y Rutland, Vt.
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Trinity Church.

The annual parish election will be held
in Trinity Church at two ocock this
(Mouday) afternoon aud also the rental
Of pc va for the year ensuing.