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ID. Il. d. CENTRAL We MONT R. X.
AND TROY & BOSTON r. r.

On an after Monday, July 2sd 1877, trains will
LEAVE BENNINGTON.
500 A. NJ. Mixed TO Berlin, Stephentown, New Leba
non, Chatham 4Corners, Springfield and
Boston.
7,5OA.M., Express to No Bennington, North Adams,
Troy, Albany, New York and Boston via
Ho0sac Tunnel.
s.sOA. NJ, Mall to North Bennington, Arlington
Manchester Ratland, Burlins ton, Mon
Il, is Pm, Mail TO Berlin, Chatham Corners, New
York and Boston.
O5r. M,Expresp to No. Bennington, North Adams,
Boston via H0Osac Tunnel, Troy, Albany,
New York and the West
9,25 P. H., Rxpress to No. Bennington, Rutland
BurlL Rton aud Montreal.
as P. NJ, Expr's to North Bennington, North Adams
Troy, Albany aud New York.
ll.ls P. NJ Saturday hight express to Rutland, Bur-
llngton and Montreal.
Ills Pm, Might express TO New York, via Trey aud
aI5,. H. Night Express to North Bennington, Arilng
ton, Manchester, Rutland, Burlington, and
Montreal.
AERiYE IN BEsNIH0ToH.
9,25 A. NJ, Mail from Rutland Manchester, ArlinE-
ton, North Bennington, North Adams
Troy, Albany, and New York. Saturdays
this train leaves Bennington at $50 p. m.
l2 20 P. NJ, Freight-No Bennington.
l4iP NJ, Express from Montreal. Burlington. Rut-
land, Manchester, Arlington and North
Bennington.
Abr. NJ Mixed from Chatham and intermediate Sta
tons.
sO5P. NJ, Express from New York, Albany, Troy
Boston, N0rth Adams Boston wa HoOsac
Tunnel, and North Bennington
cos p. ~, Express fr0 n New York, Albany, Troy,
North Adams, Boston via DoOsac Tunnel
North Bennington
T,9O P. NJ, Mail from Boston, Springfield, Chatham
Corners, Berlin and Stephentown.
slOPM.. Mixed from Rutland a nd Intermediate Sta.
tions'
li:65 P N, saturday night train iron Troy and New
York
IL 65 A. NJ, Night Express from Montreal, st. Albans
and Burlington.
$50 A. NJ, Night express from Troy. Albany and New
York. H..
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VERMONT VETERANS.

The following General Order No. 81 shows
the part the members of the Veteran Sol
diers Reunion Society of Vermont are to
take in the Centennial celebration, Sixteenth
OF August Week, at Bennington:
HEADQUARTERS, VETERAN SOLDIERS
REUNION, CAMP ETHAN ALLEN,
BENNINGTON, Aug. 8, 1877.
General Order No. 81
The following order of exercises is hereby
announced, and will be substantially OBJ
served, although other features of interes
may be interspersed:
FIRsr DSx--FuestIay; 14th.
Arrival and reception of troops. Organi
zatiOn by brlgades, and dress parade at sun.
set. -
Evening-Social gathering of all, in camp
with music by the bands; closing with a
grand march by all the bands in concert.
lOt 0clock-tattOO.
-. SECOND DAY--Wednesday 18th.
Reyeillie-Sunrise.
At Q o'clock a. m. join the Grand Centen-
NAL procession,
Grafton, by Hon. Daniel Roberts.
Poem, by Mrs. Julia G. r. DOrr and other
Centennial exercises.
2 o'clock p. m-Review by his Excellenov
Gov. Horace Fairbanks. followed by a grand
reception in the mammoth pavilion, by the
Veteran Soldiers by Gen. Hayes President
OF the United States, Gov. Fairbanks, aud
other distinguished guests; after which
general reunion exercises, consisting Of
speeches, music, etc.
Dress parade at sunset.
Evening, 8 O'clOck-Business meeting at
headquarters, and illumination of the en-
campment.
THIRD DAY, Thursday, 10th
Anniversary Day-Battle of bennington.
9o'clock a. m.-JOin procession for grand
review before the President of the United
States.
II o'clock q. m.-Oration by Rev. Samuel
e. Bartlett, ID. d., President Dartmouth Col
lege,. and other exercises.
O'clock p. m.-DTess parade by brigades.
o'clock-COrchligh parade.
The procession will start from the camp
Ethan Allen," and move to Main street, after
which It will traverse the principal streets.
The full line of march by streets will be an
nounced tO-morrow.-ED.l
FOURTH DAY, Friday, 18th.
Muster out; break camp; grand adleu /;
return home.
BY order of
JAS. II. WALBRIDGE. Commander
II. L. CUsHMAN, Adj't Gen'l
HEADQUARTERS VETERAN SoLDrERs')
REUNION, BENNINGTON, VI,
August 9, 1877,
Col John L. Pratt is hereby appointed Sc
niOr Vice Commander of the Vetern Soldiers.
He will be respected and obeyed according
BY order of
JAS. II, WALBRIDGE, Commander.
II. t. CUsHMAN, Adj't Geul.
HEADQUARTERS BENNINGTON COUNTY,
BATTALION VETERAN SOLDIERS,
ARLINGTON. Aug. /, 1877.
Circular No. 9.
The following additional appointments Of
field and staff officers for this regiment are
hereby announced:
Warren Dunton, of Dorset, Lieut.. Colonel.
W. w. Thayer, Of Pownal, Major.
q: q. Jones, Of Bennington, Chaplain.
They will be governed Oheyed and re-
spected accordingly.
HY order of
WILLARD HOLDEN, 2D,
JOHN c. BLAcKMER, Battalion Commader.
Adiutant.
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Notice 10 Sell Real Estate.


STATE OF VERMONT, [ In Probate Uour
iSDisti let Of Bennington, ST. held at the Probate
Office in Bennington. within and for said District
Of Bennington Aforesaid, on the 94th day OF July
A. D., 1871.
Present, Hon. Tarrant sibley Judge.
Mary A. Brown, Administrative Of the estate OF
Henry D. Brown, late Of shaitsbury In said district
deceased presents 10 said Court her petition In writ
ing under her own hand praying said Court to grant
her license TO sell part of the real estate OF eald de-
ceased the shme Is in the words and figures follow
ing, vlzi ..
10 the Honorable Probate Court for the District Of
bennington;
Your Petitioner. Mary A. Brown. Administrative
the estate Of Henry Brown, late OF shaitsbury,
In the District OF Bennington, deceased. intestate,
respectfully represents that the said deceased died
in shafsbury aiores1Id and that the said deceased
was at tho time Of his decease under contract 70
abontpns acre Of land, 70 one Fred Van
ornum o. snaitssnIy sioresaa sag piece os P,h
aud west by lands OF James T. Madison, the east
by the highway, and on the south by the remaining
lands belonging to said eetate.
Whereupon your petitioner prays said Court 10
grant her license 10 cell snid piece parcel OF real
estate in accordance with the Statute in suca case
MANY A. BROWN, Administrators.
Dated at Bennington, this q4th day OF July,
d , 1877.
Whereupon, II is ordered by said Court, that said
application be referred TO a session thereof
% be held at the Probate once ip IBsnnington
ID said district on the 9Oth day Of Augnbt Al D. 1871
for hearing and decision thereop And, It is further
ordered that notice hereof bb given TO all persons
interested, by publication Of notice OF eaid appliea
ton and order thereon three weeks successiVely In
the Bennington Banner. a public newspaper pub
lBhed at Bennington, In said district and which
clrcuates in the neiRhborhOodo OF those In crested,
previous to said time OF nearing that they may ap-
pear at said tRle and place, and If they see cause,
BY the Court A true record.
Attest, +. L. sTSLEY, Register
10 Attest, L. l.. SIBLEY, Register.
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ICE OF SUPT. BENNINGTON AND RUT- }
LAND RAILWAY Co. I
Well Done PomnaIi

7. F. Paddock, Marcus Whipple, s. W.
Gardner, W. B. Arnold, s. J. Gardner. A. H.
and E. A. Potter. l.. and A. Lincoln. A. G,
Parker a. Son, John L. Mason, WIN. Bur
gress. A. Brown. Pliney Wright, J. L. Car
pentsr. o5 each. 4a.
D. A. Dean. eS John W. Hall. o.: cash
S2iR. Y. Browasll. %.
The above was raised in Ave hours time,
by Mr.. Wm. B. Arnold.
Wicked jokerb used 70 say that century
ago those having no religious belief were
sent to PoWnal TO locate the falsity Of this
rumor is demonstrated by the generosity OF
the farmers OF Pownal, the descendants Of
the exiles, who have so liberally responded
to the cali for funds for the celebration,
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THE Pittsfeld Eagle says: "A Pittsfeld
party consisting of T. A. Oman. Dea. J. M.
Francis, l.. Logan, l.. II. Gamwell and wives
and +. A. Gamwell, drove up in single car
riages 10 Bennington last week, and from
their description, evidently enjoyed them
selves superlatively They made headouar-
ters at the Putnam House IN East Bel nj H.
ton. q new hotel opened but the day before
their arTiyal,by ID. w. Hydn, and consequent.
" were among it, first registered guests
Score one, for the testimony Of either one Of
this party weighs with the court.
In the list Of places which win be deOora-
ted during the Centennial celebration, pub
lished by us and others. we fail TO find the
Breckenridge farmp situated In the west pan
Of this town. II was here that. once upon
time, n successful resistance was made TO the
"YOrkers' aud historian well known TO YER
mont has been heard to say, referring to this
place, Here the State of Vermont was horn,
Who will designate the spoti
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SpecInI Trims to Bennington.

Special passenger trains will be run on the
Central Vermont railroad 10 Bennington,
August 14th. 18th 10th and 18th, as follows
Leave Roxbury at q. M. via Burlington,
arriving in Rutland at 9.l5 and Bennington
at 1l,45 am. This tram does not stop between
Burlington and Rutland.
Leave Burlington at $50 n. M, arriving
in Rutland at $50 a. M. Bennington at 11.25
q. m.
Leave Burlington at s.95 a. m, arriving in
Rutland at l1.2O a. m, Bennington at lao
pm.
Leave Braintree ut $50 a. M, via Bellows
Falls, arriving in Rutland at $50 a. M. Ben
ningtOn 1890 y. m.
Leave Bellows Falls at 6 a. M, arriving in
Rutland at $40 a. m, Bennington 1888 o, IN.
Leave Bellows Falls at 2.15 p. M, arriving
in Rutland at 4SO, p. M, Remington T.45
p. m.
Leave bennington at ESQ u. m, arrive in
Rutland at 0. a, M, Bellows Falls 1l.25 a. m,
and runs 70 Claremont, arriving at 1910
I'm.
In Rutland at l.S5 p. m, aud runs TO Bellows
Falls, arriving at 4. p. m.
Leave Bennington at 40 p. m. arriving In
Rutland at p. M, Burlington at 0.s4 p, ~,
and runs TO Braintree, arriving AZ IL % a, m.
This train does not stop between Rutland
and Burlington.
Leave Remington at 4.85 p. M. arriving in
Rutland AZ 7.20 p. m: Bellows Falls at 9.45 p.
m. and runs through to Roxbury, arriving at
1876 q. m.
Leave Bennington ut O. D. M, arriving in
Rutland at $40, p. M, and runs 10 Burling-
ton, arriving at l1.20 p. m.
Leave BENNINGTON at 6,20 p, M, arriving
in Rutland at 0.lO, and runs through TO Bel
lows FAILS. arriving az ll.80 D. m.
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The snoninger Organ.

THIS celebeated organ, from the highest
priced instrument to one of the ordinary
make, can be seen during Centennial week
at the store of +. N, Squire in Nichols block.
Main street, Mr.. squire used one of these
instruments at the special services yester-
day. The following is a comment upon
this organ: Those who have not heard
these organs will be surprised at the sounds
and changes and il is said one cannot tell
by the sound whether it is a wind OF pipe
organ which costs thousands. or one that
cost two hundred dollars, except in the space
it has to fill. A parlor is as perfectly filled
as church with pipe organ, At this time
there are thousands made where formerly
but one; and the time will come when
they. will be acknowledged to be superior to
a strnged instrument. as a piano, 1t is ex-
peeted that not far in the future all families
will have one in tho home as a neees5..y, TO
help educate aud Talse the mind of ehi-
dren. rs the effect Of music has refining
iuHuence, These instruments are all made
with great care, and in such a substantial
manner that they viii last for many years
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''The Sword Of the Lord and Gideou."
Parson Allen was evidently the only Cam
eronian fighter at Bennington, for Leonard
Robinson, whose aim was Quick and deadly.
declared that every time lie shot he saw a
man fall; But, said he. 4 praped the Lord TO
have mercy on his soul, and then took care
Of his body
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ST ATE OF VERONT
County OF Bennington.
/, s, B. Hall, Cashier OF the above named Bank,
do solemny that the above statement Is true to
the best Of my knowledge and belief.
s. b. HALL Cashief
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this Ith day
Of July, 1871 Q. 3. H0UGHT0N
Notary Public
Correct. Attest, l-L,y
CEiAs THATCHER, jrl
@. K. HOUGHTON, Directors
93 DANIEL MoEOWEN. t."a
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4 Send One Dollar for the Pocket Edition Of
Webster's Dictionary

Contains 1900 Words. RnleS Of Spelling, Tables
Of Money Weights and Measures; Abbfevlatlons,
Words, Phrases. Proverbs, &C from the Greek. The
Latin. and the MOdern Languages. Morocco Tucks,
Gilt RdgOs. BY Mall on receipt OF si.0O. n 4
O. A. PIERCE = CO., atAt0ners
bennington. ".
~ N D. WeAlso have WoroosteT's Pocket Dictionary
which We will send ~ mail on receipt oloi.O0. n.
O. A. PIERCE A ca
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ALBANY. N. Y.

"ILCOX'S DINING ROOMS,
w MOVES BLOCK. MAIN STREET,
Second Block east of the Post onice corner and d.
rectly opposite Whitney & Robinson's Fancy Goods
aud Clothing storel Bennlng n, VT
AN EXCELLENT WARN DINNER, - SIC
COOL SODA WATER ION draughp per glass OSc
Good Board at reason able rates.
Ice Cream, tWeox's Standard Quality, served at
all hours, day and evening and furnished in any
quantity for parties.
Come and us. We will use you well and verify
the above statement. ..I
97.lt AIANSoN WILCOX.
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DRoBATE OFFICE,

4 DlPF5.ICT OF BENNINGTON
Notice ls hereby given that general session Of the
Probate Court within and foe said District will be
holden upon the last Wednesday OF each month after
this date Open Court At all other times.
once hoursi 10 ~ a m, and from to D. m.
By order Of the Court
TARRANT sIBLEY, Judge.
3. l., sIBLRY, Register OF Probate.
Remington, Dec. ], 1875.
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TROTTING STATIONS
OF THE
Green Mountain Stud Farm,
WEST RANDOLPH, VT.

HANRLETONTAN MONAECH-FOale April 10th,
is6I-BlOOd ray-sixreen hands high-Sired by kys
dJk'S II mbetOnian-Dam by ROe's Abdallah Chief.
Terms, S2I TO insure.
RANDOLPH-Foaed isi4-Bay with star-Fiiteen
hRnds->r d by Aberdeen, son OF Rysdy ks Hamble-
belOnian and Widow Machrte--Dam. Fanny Slelght
by Ethan Allen. x. d. by Harrls' HambetOnian-lim.
tied TO 2 mares. Terms, $25 to insure.
VIII make the season OF 1871 from May 10Th TO
'''' ". D. FOSTER, Woodstock, Vt.
DON GIOVANNI -Foaled 1sTO-eolden Bay-l6K
hands hIgh-Sred by Hampton. son OF Rysdyk's
llamhletonian- Dam by Volunteer Z. d., BY old
Abdallah. Terms, $40 10 insure.
And
LOCKWOOD-Foaled lSi3-Bfo0d Bay, blk. points
-l6H hands hgh-Sred by Aberdeen-Dam, Lady
lockwood treeofd) 226) by Neayss Cassius NJ. Clay,
Jr Terms, $50 TO insure.
VIII make the season Of 1871 at The Green Noun
tain Stud Farm, West Randolph, Vt.
Mares pastured and well cared for at Sl.O0 per
week. but all accidents at owners risk For circulars
giving extended pedgreee, address
MOULTON BROTHERS,
l6m9 West Randolph. VI
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UNIQUE STEAM LAUNDRY,

J. A. WALTON, Prest. J. g. HAYWOOD. seey.
The Largest and Most Complete Laundry in Yer
mont. washing done by steam, under new pro.
cess. No rubbing or bleaching using only soap aud
water Clothes dried In the open air IN ialt weather
Fine lawns TO spread clothes on where they requir,
bleaching. Carpets washed without taking apart.
Goods called OE and dtlIYered In hifAbd jufround.
ing towns. Orders BY mail will receive pTomtt At
tention. Is-yi
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~~Uyis not easy earned IN these tlmes,
V'HH 4 but Il can be made in three months
10 work pteadIy a the employment that we furnish.
3e5 per week In your own tswn. lou need not be
away from home over night You can give your
whole time to the work, or only yonr spare mo-
inents. We have agents who are making over S2
per day. All who engage at once can make money
last At the present time money cannot be made 80
free. Address at once, II. HALLRTr CO., Fort.
land he-26ly
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rha RaIlr0ads nnd ihe CentennIaI.


We take pleasure in giving place this
morning to communication from Rutland,
relative to an Arrangement perfected on Sat
urday for tho operation OF the railroad be-
tween this place aud Rutland during the
celebration
The letter OF our correspondent is as fol-
lows:
.lt RUTLAND, Vt. Aug. H..
Enron OF BANNER: At q conference held
here to-day between the Bennington and
Rutland Railway Company and the man
ayers Of the Central Vermont Railroad Com
pany, an agreement was made by which the
Central Vermont company will operate and
conduct the bennington and Rutlaud Rail-
way until Aug. 2lst. This arrangement
seemed best that the Central Vermont COM
pany might carry out their plans, which were
we'll perfected, for the immense amount OF
business that will be done over this line OF
railway during Centennial week. L.
The folio wing circular from the Office of
the Bennington aud Rutland railway com
pany explains itself.
OFFICE OF SuPT. BENNINGTON AND RUT-)
LAND RAILWAY Co.
RVTLANp, W., Aug. IL, 1877 }
[ Arrangements having this day been con,
oluded between the Central Vermont railroad
and the Bennington and Rutland railway
company, by which the Central Vermont
railroad company will for thepresent operate
and conduct the said Bennington and Rut-
land railway, all agents and employees of
the Bennington and Rutland railway will
take their orders and instructions from the
Central Vermont railroad company, through
their properly constituted departments. De-
posits by agents to be made as heretofore.
For the Bennington and Rutland r. r. Co.
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PEPOKI OF the condition of the
LII First NatioRal Bank OF North Bennington, at
North Bennngtonn the State Of Vermont at the close
Of business on the 22d day Of June, 1871.
RaanIIrcnn.
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A HIGH BRED HORSE.
WALTER HAMBLEToNIAN. well known aS the
DEWEY HORSE,

Will stand for service during the season Of leII At
thO stable Of J. s. BldTed. North PownaL VI, on
Tuesdays and Frdayp. and the remainder OF lhe
time Al the stable OF the subscriber, near the Old
IlbFo stand about \ miles from Bennington VII
Iaqe on the road TO North Bennington. Season TO
commence May 1. 1871. .-,,..L, ,r-e,-LI
DrsoEIPrIoE-Wa alter Hambetonian 10 dark bay,
black trimmings, 10 hands high, weighs 700 Ios, b
I6years OF age and has remarkably well developed bone
ana muecle and IL otherwise dnely developed aud
Beautifully proportional: but what is Of much more
Importance lie the fact that bis stock widely and
most faTorably known. lie has probably sired more
hIRh bred stock than ans hOTse OF bis age within
long distance He took the fret premium Tor lrot-
tInS when years old. at the Remington Co. fair
and now We will give what is not always found In
Horse Advertisement yizi u,.-
An HoHEsT AND TRUTHTUL PHDIsREE-Walter
Hambletonian was sired by Vermont hambet0nian'
hhe tiTay Horse owned by J. II. Chaplin Of bennlng-
ton. for some years, and known as the Noble Horse
ne was sired hy Remington HOree. he by Bshop
Hambletonian, and be BY imported MESSENGER. The
Dam OF Vermont Hambletonian was Dred oy John
WiIhams OF TinmOuth, Vt, and sired by Comet and
he bV bishop HambetOnlanl. The Dam OF water
Hambletonian was the celebrated thoroughbred mare
Known as the Stone Mare, and bred In Lexington
XIV. A half sister OF the Celebrated Running mare
Fashion. and sired by Imported 1ru'tee.
TERMS OF SERVICE $40 to insure Foal' -.
Pasturape furnished mares from distance AZ fo'
ner yeeE Accidents at wners' Risk. Apply TO
Is HERBERT II. HAhMoS' Bennihg'oh'
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I0N 191N7 w WV
FULLER's BATTERY.

We found Capt. l.. X. Fuller in the act of
Sunday inspection, and so had a good oppor.
tunity to observe the excellent condition of
his fine command. An account of the passage
of the mountain by the battery will be found
elsewhere, as we'll as a full roster of the bat
terry and meu.
surgeOu TO the command, the following
civilians are attached To the command in va
rious capacities of work. walters, hOstlers,etc.
Messrs. Osgood, Kellogg, Whitmore' Wether-
head, Mathews, Hanuis, Tutqe, Goldsmith,
Cross and Brigham. The following Is the
general order Of camp duty.
BRATTLEBORo, July 81, 1917.
/. This battery will go iuto camp at Ben
nington on the morning Of August II, 1877,
for eight days.
IT ITnless othpryyise ordered the follow
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III. An officer of the day win be detailed
each dav, who will report to the command
INC oiiicer for orders immediately after guard
mount.
Nv. Guards relieved from duty in the
morning will be excused from duty until al
ternOOn mounted drill.
V. A reasonable number of passes will be
issued. There will be provost guard to pa
troll outside the camp limits. who will arrest
aud place in the guard house, all enlisted
men found beyond the limits OF the camp
without proper pass.
vi. There viii be an inspection Of the bat
terry by Adjutant and Inspector General j. 5.
Peck, aud a review before his eXcellency
Gov Horace Fairbanks and staff.
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DRESS GOODS
6I-lc., Sc. and IOc. Per Yard.

And all tue nner qualities Of goods in the same
proportion, thus making u great saving to all who
may hnd 1t convenient to purchase NOW, .
This sale will be continued through the month Of
August and prices will be made without any regard
TO cost or Intrinsic value, desire is to make an
entire closing OF this class Of goods preparatory to
the coming Fall season.
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OFF FOR EUROPE.

Mr. T.. 8, Nadai sailed Yesterday for England IN
reoccupy his former post OF Assistant Score.
tary Of Legation IN London Tue prcscnt appoint.
mcnt was made by Mr.. Evarts, IL should be stated,
without the solicitation either oil Nc. kadal or he
trends. Since he last London Nj. NaIal hes
won literary reputation enjoyed by lew IN Americs
30 Young as himself
General Elijah Ward and his wife left the Rosie
yesterday European trip aud Will be absent until
August OF next year The General Is 10 meet Mr..
HsudroXs and Randall G,bson o. tsrisbsd ~ sppsuss
sea will msks I've "Sfsua ioasn vetsse Au -
tugA
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DAMAGE BY CIcADE.

NEwHuRG. n. ", June 20, 1871
Seventeen year locusts tcicadej are damaging young
fruit A. Marlborough On farm several acres OF
grapes havo been destroyed. Large nuursss VI
peach trees bavs also been astaoksd
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Nrw ORLEANS, Aug. 15.-1he Crescent City Rifle
Team m today for Ceedmoor to compete in tho Inter
national match.
FAIR POIST, " Y, Aug 15.-Thc National Scien-
nc Congress will meet here the 2ls and will close its ses
the sd
SARATOGA Y. Y, Aug. 15-A meeting OF railroad
held the Grad Union Hotel today After
br1ef session they adjourned until noon To MORROW
SEBAGo LAKE. Me-, Aug. 15-Ihe match race
single shells bet yeen Ahe1n Of Boston, and Kennedy OF
Portland for 500 SIDE by the latter Tine I'M
AS
Long BRANCH n. j., Aug. 15.-The Atlantic
States Nail Association in session at the West Epn toteI ms
evening resolved adv the pree o nails hitseh Genus
pcrkeg
BALTIMORE. Aug 15.-The Laurel Cotton NILS, ~
Laurel Prince Georges County Md which have peeh
since April under the Company recently
organized with James A Gary AZ President The mill epoys
tgIls aud duckA