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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-11-14
STOWE.


IL. +. Towne has rented his arabic land
10 Alonzo Sallies for the coming year.
We observed sugaring in progress in
In Shoatsyille, on Thursday last, sap was
running freely.
Walter HapgOod Is expected to leave
for Cannon City. Colorado, this week in
pursuit Of health.
Mrs. Warren j. Seaver has purchased
the Mrs. Lord place aud Is repairing the
same for occupancy.
a sOciable will be held at Mrs. Is. O.
shaw's, this "wednesday afternoon and
eve. All are invited.
Messrs. Idle & Grout are having fitted
up for their medical use the finest office
both exterior aud interior, ia the county.
Our brother aud sister grangers" al
ways mindful of the good things of life
are to hold one Of their occasional socia-
blcs at Mr.. George RaymOnd's, on Friday
next. Rare good times-enough TO eat
and the finest quality is their motto.
Many censures are cast upon Mr.. Bal
ley's management of the hotels and livery
barn but certainly the efforts which he is
making to improve the property, repair
ing buildings, cleaning up the grounds,
placing the stable in good condition, &C.,
are works very commendablc in them
selvs.
The masquerade at the vestry of the
New church, on Friday eve, was success
Old folks, young folks and folkees.-
Mosques, both antique aud modern, fun.
jOllty, sociability, oysters, .eatable of ev-
cry description and other things generally,
seemed to be novelty mixed for the pleas
IRE of all and and all were pleased. One
marked feature of the affair about which
there seemed to be no regrets, was the adj
dition of more than sixty dollars TO the
treasurer of the Ladies Aid Society.
Myron Owen and family were some
what surprised on Wednesday eve by an
t"EfO"ptU NiSib lNN VI lHtIl
friends. as was also one medicine man..
DIR. Ide, on Thursday eve, whose resi-
dcnce on Main street was filled to over
flowing by the kindly friends of himself
and amiablc wife, in honor of the 25th
anniversary of their marriage The in
clemency of the night and the Egyptian
darkness offered no obstacles to their
coming, bearing the rich offerings of their
regard. still they come" was the well
come of the groom. MANY a pleasing
smile was smolc and many a knowing
wink was wunk us on the spacious tables
spread, their silver ware they freely
chunck." The hearty groom of 80 win
tiers made all welcome, and happier,
livclicr time is seldom had.
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NORTH HYDE PARK.

Stearns & Mosely have their new dry
kiln completed.
LIE. Harringtonis selling buffalo robes
for v.
Chester X. Hill can tell some (egg)stra-
ordinary stories. He has ten hens inclu-
ding one Guinea hen, and they have laid
the present season over ninety dozen eggs.
A. Ritterbush is improving the looks
around his house, by adding a new style
of fence. We trust we shall soon see 9TH
ers engaged in the same enterprise, as
there is great need Of it, this village.
j. S. Bicknell, of Johnson, and j. c..
Bean, of Wolcott, have lately moved into
the'C Carpenter housesOn Cooper Hill, they
having the contract for cutting, skidding
and drawing Stearns G Mosley's lumber
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BELVIDERE.

A. P. Brown has moved into his new
house.
Simeon. Howard, who formerly resided
in town, is here on visit.
The Christian church has been newly
shingled and other repairs are being made
that it has long needed.
j. G. Hodgkins has erected the frame
work of his new sawmill, but had the
misfortune to break his water-wheel at
the tub factory a few days ago.
The unlicensed vendors of the ardent,
who have so long held undisputed sway
in the north part of the town, have at last
come to grief through their own volun-
teer complaining of each other and sever
al of them have been fined with costs.
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SPECIAL FEATURES.
In February we shall commence the publication of
AN ORIGINAL STORY.
''IIOw We Saved the Old Farm, and
how IL Became n New Farm,

This New England Story has been written for
our columns by the "Young Farmer" whose con-
tributions to our columns will be continued during
the year. The Story will scarcely fail to prove in.
terestng to all readers who take an interest in the
science of the soil.
LETTERS FROM ABROAD.
Mr.. EDWARD KING viii continue his series
of letters from abroad He will represent THE
JOURNAL at the Paris Exhibition in 1878.
WAITS FROM WASHINGTON.
"Perley" will continue his weekly Waits from
Washington.
BURLEIGHs LETTERS.
Burleigh's Letters, which are admitted to be
newsy and interesting, will appear.
EDITORIALS.
The Editorials of THE JOURNAL WILL as in the
past embrace the discussion of topics Impractical
interest.
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Merry Workers.

The merry Workers" the Children's
Mission Circle at Cambridge Boro, will
hold festival In the vestry Of the Con-
gregational church in that village, on
Wednesday eve, Nov. p. The children
will entertain their friends with singing
and recitations, and offer for sale some Of
the results Of their own skill and indus
try. Refreshments served for those de
string. Come good people and encourage
the ehildren. In their benevolent work.
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GENERAL FEATURES

IL contains each week reading matter equivalent
in quantity 10 an ordinary sized book
II is printed on q large sheet and embraces
thirty-siX long columns.
II is not story paper, though it has given during
the past year one Of the best New England tales
that ever appeared in a newspaper.
IL is, in the best sense, A WEEKLY NEWSPA-
FER. The intelligence is brought down TO within
an hour of its publication, and hence IL is that BY
using the Telegraph 1t always contains the fresh
est and very latest news
1t is not hastily made up reprintOf The Boston
Daily Journal II is complied with care, and
much of its matter is specially set for its columns
No important event of the week at home or
abroad, social, political or general, escapes men,
ton, thus enabling its readers TO keep fully posted
upon the current news of the day.
The Markets are carefully reported with suni.
cient fullness to enable those Interested to know
the cost of products in the leading business marts
Of the country.
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LOCALS.
P. and o. Time Table,
TRAINS MOVING East.

TRAINS MOVING FAST.
LII Leaves Cambridge June. 6.f7, johnson
ia HYDE PARK ia, M0rrisviue T-si, Wolcott
~ HaRiwick s-I&, arrives AZ 81 Johnsbur
FsV A. NJ, and at Portland at as r.. N.
FRFIGHT.-Leaves Cambridge June. lI.Sn.
tahnsou. Ia.lO 2. n, HNDEPARK l2-aa Morris.
,ale HI Is, Wolcott %. Hariwick 400.
sTBCK.-Leavcs Cambridge June. 3.20, John
- -. HYDE PARK AIS, Morrisville $50, VOL.
- 500, HAriwick a-30 A.. N.
..... TRAINS MOVING WEST.
: aII.-HArdwirk 7.05P NJ, wOlcott "a, Morris.
me Ia, HYDE PARK 7-5i, johnson SOS, Cam
bridge juno. $50.
l.Ol p. NJ, WOlcott 80,
Norrisyille 2.06, HYDE PARK, ais, johnson asa,
cambridge June. s.l5.
Docs not run Mondays.
Run. Mondays only.
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STAGE LINE

rom HYDE Park, Vt, via. North Hyde Park,
kdep, Eden Mills, Lowell, westfleld, Troy, 10
kOriii Troy, Vt, will run asl follows LEAVES
A,ds Park at $ A. NJ. on Mondays, Wednesdays
! "a Fridays, arriving at Lowell at o'clock'P. NJ
Returning, Leaves Lowell ON Tuesdays, Thurs
ssys and saturdays, arriving at Hyde Park at
80 +. W
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CENTRAL VERMONT n. R.
TRAINS G0HNG SOUTH.

AA1&1ANS OsHA&sNN ~@ - &Ams
MAfI.-Leaves ST. Adams TOO a. mr. Bapiington
7.30 a. M, Waterbury BAT a. M. for Boston and
New York, and intermediate points.
DAY EXPREss.-Lcave Rouses Point l0.05 q. m,
Montreal 900 a. m, st. Adams 1l.55 a. M, Bur
lngton 2-15 p. M, Waterbury 137 p. M. for Bos-
ton and Brattleboro and Intermediate points.
MIXED TRAIN.-Leave 81. Adams $40 p. me-
Burlington 4l32 p. m, Waterbury T6S. D. m, for
Montpelier and Northfeld.
NIGHT ENPREss.-FFom 0gdensburg, Montreal,
st. Albans and Burlington, leaves Waterbury 900
p m, for Boston and New York ansl all ihtermsdi-
ate points.
TRAINS GOING NOEsTHF.
AccoMMoDATIoN.-Leaves Nosthfeld 500 am,
Waterbury 6.4S n M, foF Burlingeonr St. Albanss
Rouses Point St. Johns and Montreal
ExREss MAIID-Leaves Boston SOC IN. Spring
field 800 q. M, Waterbury 4.05 p. M, for Burling
ton, st. Adams, Ogtensburg, Montreal and the
West.
ACCoMMoDATIoN.-Leaves White River juno
ton lbs p. m, Waterbury 553 p. M for Barring
ton and st. Adams.
NIGHT ExpREss.-Ieaves Boston $50 p M,
New York 500 p NJ springfield 500 p nf-- Water
bury 1856 a. m-r for Burlington, st. AIbans, Mon
treal, Ogdensburg and the West
Pullman's Parlor Cars on day express trains,
Pulman's Sleeping Cars on night trains.
Through Tickets for the West sold mt all pfinci.
pal Stations.
J. W. HOBART, Gent sup't.
st. Adams, VT, Sept II. 1871
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Dewey O. Nichols Estate.

The Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of La
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons,
against the estate of Dewey o. Nichols, late Of
johnson in said District deceased, represented
Both day of October, 1877, being allowed by saSF
Court to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before us; Give
notice. that We will attend to the duties of our APP
pointnent at the Probate Office in johnson, in
said District, on the fourth (4thN Monday of Nov
ember and February next, at one O'Clock, In the
afternoon, on each Of said days.
l.. n n. iFTUhINsGToN, Commissioners.
Oct. 30th, A. ID. 1877.
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The OBJECT of the REDUCTION,

The object of the Publishers in making this
great Reduction in price from former rates is to
place THE BOSTON WEEKLY JOURNAL with
in the reach of every person who desires n news
paper of its class The reduction embraces sim
gle subscribers and clubs. The Publishers of
THE BOSTON WEEKLY JOURNAL have al
ways avoided the unsatisfactory plan of securing
n large circulation by offering premiums They
have allowed their readers to purchase their own
chromos and pinchback watches, preferring to
win and retain readers by making the paper in.
teresting and attractive, giving the equivalent
direct for the money paid by the subscribers.
Rs-Speemen copies sent on application to any
address.
Al Remittances should be By Post Office Order,
Registered Letter or Bank Cheek.
Address,
Publishers Boston Weekly journal,
BOSTON, MASS.
No. 2eA Washington st.
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C. S. PAGES CORNER.

Having Decided to go
CIT of Business for a
time, I will sell at low
price the miscellaneous
property which . now
have on hand. Should
the readers ofthEs notice
be In want Of any of the
property named below,
they will find It for their
interest to give me q
call.
TERMS Of payment
easy on satisfactory pa
per.
2 Village Residences IN No. Hyde
Park either of which will be sold for less than
one half the sum they have been previously sold
for.
I Piece of Land, about ~ scses, In
Hyde Park, near wha, is known AZ Greenfield.
40, 900 feet CIapboards.
20, 900 feet spruce noorRne and
finishing.
1000 feet com m n spruce
boards.
80, 900 feet spruce strip Iath.
5000 feet dimension timber,
5000 feet spruce plank.
10000 feet bass boards, ia to 2
inches thick.
5000 feet brown ash in. boards.
10 tin peddIe boxes, old.
good one-horse lumber wagon,
nearly new.
I one-horse lumber wagon, old.
2 set running gears for lumber
wagons, old.
good buggy wagon, neariynewv
2 cheap buggy wagons.
2sIeighs.
suIky, old.
8 pairs traverse sielghs.
2 light driving harnesses, nearly
new.
light driving harness, DID,
400 salt sacks.
200 butter tubs.
large new storage tub, or sap hold
err.
500 pounds maple sugar.
100 cords stove wood, dry.
| piano.
| full sett tinmen's tools and ma
chimes.
SO NEW STOVES, comprising Box,
Parlor, Parlor Cook, Low and Elevated Oven,
Cooking Stoves, Stoves for wood, Stoves for
coal, Stoves made of cast iron, sheet iron, and
sOapstone.
80 second hand low and elevated
oven Cooking Stoves.
200 pieces hollow ware, including
cauldron and potash kettles.
10 900 pounds stove castings for re.
pairing nearly every stove sold by me during
past Ii years.
I.00I MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
which, with the aboue list, will be offered on
terms that will make them SELL, for I am de-
ternined to clean them out.
CARROLL. S. PAGE.
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Our Sabbath-schOol Is now in an unus-
ally hourishing condition. A large mum
Der Of small children attend, who have
been drawn there by the singing under
the direction Of Rev. Mr.. Garland.
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MARRIED..

In johnson, Nov. 10th, by Rev. j. H.
Babbett, Mr.. CHAs. III. HUBBARD of
Hyde Park, and Miss CLARA A. TILLoT-
son of Wolcott.
In Wolcott, Nov. 9th, by Rev. A. B.
Kelley, Mr.. HENRY A. SIMoNDs, and
Miss FLORA A. PEALsE, both of Wolcott.
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Dor M.

In Belvidere, October 3lst, son to
Mr.. & Mrs. ID. f. Potter.
In Jacksonville, Nov. 9Th, a daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Secley.
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WATERvILLE.

+. w. Prior has been confined to the
house for the past four weeks, with sick
ness. He has engaged Mr.. James Dona-
hue, of Burlington, to take charge of his
shop work.
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RECOGNIZING in President Hayes

And his administration both willing and effective
instruments for the political reforms which The
Republican has been independently urging upon
all parties for the last eight years, this paper
daily supports them and their policies, and be.
ieves it to be the duty of patriots of all parties and
both sections to put aside past differences and
present disappoinments, and seek by strengthen
ing the purposes and power of the president to
make his reforms complete and effective. This,
it seems to u.s. is the especial duty of the time and
in this work The Republican hopes to have the
countenance and friendly aid of all its old and
many new friends in addition.
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The Weekly Republican

Is five cents copy; 81 for six months; 90 year
two copies to one address, $780, three copies, 80;
five copies $3.50, and each additional copy $l.5O
and an extra copy for every ten or a Daily Repub.
lican free with a club of 30 copies; ali free Of
postage.
RS-Propositions are invited for getting up clubs
for the WEEKLY in towns where but few or no
copies of the paper are now taken.
Specimen copies sent on application,-and all
subscriptions payable strictly in advance.
Checks and post-oflice orders TO be made paya.
wise,
Address THE REPUBLICAN,,
Springfield, Mass,
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The Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF La
noble Commissioners, to receive examine, and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons,
against the estate of John Manning, late Of Eden,
in said District, deceased, represented insovent,
October, 1877, being allowed by said Court to the
creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
tn, ir respective claims before us; Give notice.
that we will attend to the duties Of our appoints
ment at the dwelling house of Mrs. George Max
field, in Hyde Park, In said District, on the third
Saturday Of December and April next ut l0Ocbockp
in the forenoon, ofeach of said days.
Ao SIMEON Sf fNGnILs, Commissioners
Eden, Oct. 80, A. d. 1877.
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Passenger trains leave Cambridge Junction at
ID 90 andsll: 80 A. NJ, and 20 Z. NJ, arriving at
burngtdsat1 II Is, A. NJ, and As and 10 10 r. NJ
Returning, leave Burlington at 90 A.. NJ, and
SP.M
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The Daily Republican

Is three cents q cepy, is cents week, 10 cents a
month, % year,-either by carrier or mail, free
dress, Ss a copy, one year, and an extra copy for
every ten.
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DIED.

In Westford, September Goth. 1877. Mr..
BARTLETT L. FRENCH, in the S0th year
of his age.
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As A Newspaper and Family
Journal

Il he Republican will be more than ever prompt,
complete, intelligent and interesting. 1t has fair
ly won the name of The Representative New En-
gland Family Journal, and by its summary of
local and general news, by its editorial discussion
of current progress in all departments of life, by
its special correspondence from Washington, Bos-
ton, New York and the West by its literature and
art and by its social and physical science, it aims
to maintain and widely extend this reputation and
It's accompanying popularity and usefulness.
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Teachers Examination.

The fall examination of teachers, for the town
of Hyde Park, Vt, will occur on
Saturday November 1ssh, Asys,
at the Academy building, Hyde Park Street. at
O'Clock 4. NJ.
o. S. BASFORD. SUIT.
Hyde Park, Nov. 6, II.
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Boston Weekly Journal.
A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
THE POPULAR HOME NEWSPAPER

NV ENGLAND For FoRTY YEARS
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Club Rates Lower Than Ever Before

No Artisan, Farmer or Mechanic need be with
out this Weekly Visitor on Account Of Price. Tn,
Size, Features and Attractions To be the same.
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Postage Included In The Rates.

A CHANCE FOR MORE THAN DAY
WAGES To AGENTS AND
pOSTNf ASTERs
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From 10 to II A. H.. {? to 6. / toSP. n.
OPINIONS OFTHE PRESS.

DR.. PAUL u. Brennan 10 graduate Of many Of
the principal European and American colleges.
and formerly OF the city Of Dublin. ireland. The
public can depend upon the most scientific treat
ment as the Doctor has treated thousands Of
and performed almost every operation known to
surgery, in all the principal cities Of Europe and
America sfYording to the public rare opportunity
Of receiving medical treatment on the most scien-
tifc principles known 70 the profession. Thous-
ands of living witnesses can testify to his skill
full operations and the benefits they have received
from his medical treatment. ~ his book Of testi-
monals. open 70 the inspection Of all, will show.
Missouri Democrat. st. Louis.
Dr. PAUL BRENAN.-This celebrated and popu
lar physician and medical lecturer, has taken NJ
his headquarters at l27 Montgomery street. San
Francisco. California. where he Is ready to dis
pense his medical assistance and ability in aid Of
all the sick. AFFLICTED and unfortunate who may see
At to give him call DR.. BrenAn's competency
and efficiency - . thorough. reliable physician
and medical adviser is too worldwide TO need any
In iced Of q competent physician should not fail
TO read his advertisement under New To-day.
oakland News.
REMARKABLE SUCCESS DR. Paul N. Brennan has
been successful without exception in his treat.
ment of obstinate and difficult cases. heretofore
regarded incurable. Some Of his cures have As
tonished the patients themselves. and thoroughly
convinced them that he is all that he processes to
be-a successful physician. His reputation is at
tracing to his Office many cases Of long standing
and in no instance has he failed to give relief.
The afflicted should consult him without delay.
1t his room. No. IA. Quincy House.-Quincy tIlll
Herald.
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Prom Yes.ers;ay's OrcSu1tAa.l
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29.-The fol-
lowing is to-day's stock report: ophir
251,, Gould & Curry 1l74, Best *
Belcher 33s. California 43!. Savage
So, Con Va i5l; Chollar "a Fl & \
sd, Imperial ? 40, Alpha q. ken'uck
So, Belcher SIS. Nevada s1l.., Ex-
che.uer ST, Bullion Is, S BeIeher IS.
Union o.. julia "A, Justice lil. Gale
donia l0;4, Hill :. r. Island. SIC, Day
ton II. n Y Soc, Alta / =, Washing
ingtou IL. kossuth rs. Ward SOC.
n Con Va s, Leviathsn Is, Trojan
Ia. Belle 21Is. Eu Con 20, Thomas
721sc. Panther, .0c, ella &c. Man
haitian ~, Prize As. Jacket 81. Leo
pard 4, Jackson l5a4, 6 Chariot ? IS,
Poorman l5c. Leeds 51a, Modoc AZ,
New Coso Az. Baltimore, 2, Overman
SO, Belcher 81. Julia, Az. Mexican l'a'
Point rs.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 30-About II
o'clock last night girl named Crowley.
aged about IL years, was either thrown
from the balcony Of the third story If
building corner of Sansome and VAL
lejo streets by q man named c. b.
Smith, occupying room there, or fell
trying to escape him, receiving probably
fatal injuries. She. with two other
girls, had been disturbing him and he
chased them from the balcony. Two es-
capped down stairs and assert that Smith
threw the other over the railing. though
he claims she fell in trying to jump to
al adjoiping porch. Smith was locked
up pending the result of the girls iDju.
ries
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 29.-The body
of man dressed III the uniform Of an
officer of . Russian man-of-war, ly'
ing at Mare Island, was found tbi:
morning in the bay of the foot Of
Second street Judging from the de.
composed state, the body must have
been in the water several weeks, being
almost past Identification. All the
pockets were empty.
Savage levies an assessment Of 81
per share delinquent February eth.
SANTA BARBARA. Jan. 29-Cioudy
southeast amount of total rainfall
over an inch total for the season 3;
inches.
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LONDON, Jan. 30.-Profsssor Lanker-
ter has taken out q new summons
against the spiri,ualist Shade. and Sim.
mons. his assistant. for conspiracy. and
also against Slade under the vagrant
act
PARIS, Jan. 30.-The bust Of Auber
WAS unveiled with great ceremony yes
terday. over the grave Of the composer
in Perc 10 Chaise.
VIENNA. Jan. 30.-The budget CON-
mittse by vote Of Is to II rejected,
on economical grounds, the grant Of six
hundred thousand forms to dsfrav the
expense OF the participation of Austria
in the Paris exhibition for 1878. The
minority Of the committee. however,
propose to appeal to the Reichstadt
against the decision.
RAausA. Jan. 30.-The British. Ger.
man and Italian Consuls will proceed
to lettings to-day, it is reported, to in
duos Prince Nicholas TO make peace if
the Forte will code to him MONTENEGRO.
LONDON, 3o.-The Post .emi-oficiallv
says We may hope tina, in the course
OF the next month assurances vii, he
gwen which viii! satisfy the strong ex.
pecta,ions now entertained that the
Prospecss Of IN European war il obvi-
atei