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Mesetary.

NEw YoRK. Dec. I'll A. ~.
Currency, 97A @9sb.
silver. th@iS.
Trades. 95h W36S.
1oll closed al 24.
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Carson err. Dec. 4. 1877.
forward you today carload OF hogs
and three fat sheep.fwith my compliments.
FAnnxR TRxADwAY.
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ELxo. Dec, 4, 1877.

ELK0, Dec. y, 1911.
I'm mighty glad to help out on this
proud occasion. and send you seven sacks
Of the best beans ever raised on the Hum.
boldt. also three yearling stsers. Have
paid their farr. No Thanksgiving pIocla-
nation needed on this.
Gov. l.. n. BaApLKr.
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NLDs AM COUGHS.

Sudden changes OF climate are sources al
Pulmonary and bronchial Affections. Take Of
once Browns Bronchial Trochss. let the Gold,
Cough or Irritation Of tho Throat DO ever ~
slight.
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regret that / cannot possibly attend.
Business too brisk 10 allow Of II. I send
In my place fifteen pots Of baked beans.
No fiap]acks. y. y. HooLK.
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A LADY srRUCKi
WITH ADMIRATION
Al the beautiful HATS In Madame
Loryea's window.

sTRuCK, tho second time. at The
Low Pricesl
STRUCK. tbs third time. with Admlra.
ton Of hsrse.f. when she looked 10 the
glass and NV how well an plain
looking woman = look when che
vears . becoming hat.
Msdams Loryes's Ia tho place In oh
tain ins goods and cLeap. NO bjnAnra
prices here.
Velvet IIAis made over tn look nfs
'''' MADAME LoRrrA.
No. Is sonth O street, between Taylor
mol 10 In and Union. virginia.
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Our "Apuy Excuse0s
new YoHx. Dec, IA Verde wash
inston special says army officers have bear
In . considerable stats Of s1citsment to
day and this evening over the immediate
prospect Of serious trouble OF the Mexicar
frontier. Four foot companies Of the ssc
ond Artillery. which are ordered TO TsIa'
from Carlisle, are directed BY orders from
hsre TO leave their families behind - NJ
ladies could be permitted 70 60. Thu
fresh outbreak Of tho Sioux has compli
GATED Affair.". and all army men unite y
saying II We are TO have any trouble viii
Mexico our army 10 too ridieulously small
10 effect anything. There 10 great anx'
iety to hear something authentic from
Lieutenants Bulls and Young. who crossed
into Mexico over three weeks age with .
command Of Seminole scouts, but have moi
since been heard from. Many believe they
have been captured and killed BY the xsx.
icsus, and others that they have been ssni
- prisoners to the City Of Mexico. All
arc In Q state OF sxcitemsnt and several
requests have been made BY oficers 10
have their commands ordered 10 the scene
Of expected disturbances. II n outbreak
occurs, movements will DO made stimuli.
~tsneously from Brownsville. Ringgold,
Barracks, and Fort Clark.
General Ord. commanding on the Texas
frontier. who 10 still bore consulting with
the authorities, told an officer this morn.
Ing who asked why officers could not take
their families with them, that they need
not worry about that. They would be
glad enough before long. - he would have
heavy work for them very sosn. II has
become known that these four foot com.
paniss are TO DO mounted and furnished
with field pieces, military movements
which forbds speedy action to army men.
General Miles, Colonel Of the Fifth In.
fantry. who captured Chief Joseph and the
Nee perces, 10 here on leave OF absence.
and intended leaving this morning for his
command. but was ordered 10 remain and
await the arrival Of Sheridan, who will b
here tomorrow forenoon for consulta-
ton.
Black Hills Items.
DEApwoop, Dec. 7.-There will prob.
ably DO . lively contest between tho old
and newly elected county officers. The
old Board OF Commissioners having failed
10 qualify the officers elected In November,
the new Board organized to-day and quail
fed them.
Passengers arriving on to-day's Dis
marck coach report that while crossing the
Missouri river the coach and horses broke
the Ice. The four horses were
drowned. Tho driver and passengers e.
Worrying the Liquor Dealers.
New YoRx. Dec. lin compliance
q special order issued from the Office
Of Police Commissioners IN June 9Th.
which has not been observed. q general
raid was made last night on the liquor
dealers violating II. Between 200 and 800
were made. PlAtoons Of police
wsrc sent out attired In citizens drsss.
md 90 full were tho station houses that
men and women were turned out
make room for the arrested liquor deal.
erG,
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SITUATION WANTED.

A CAPABLE YoUsa WOMAN DESIRES A
"A place In . private family o slsswhsrs g
DO ehsnse vosh OF Eesss.l scsssscss. =
uoa. Avpiys = tAis enes. seeotv
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Issrsss 0sssasisss.

lsr rns a. AND p. rslEas.rH l,ssi
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TIM. 7 lot him alone. A. I f,und hin-hisey es
AsTs ~ a. .,.at by the hillside turned.
Who viii sury the dead when John Alderman
who viii care. WHIT win see that his vssy
heart lice
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Esv York Produce Market.
NEW YORK. July 6.

NEW YORK. July q.
FLouR-.Receipts Of 7,4lt bushels. Little more
particularly medium. winter wheat and Mime
sofa extras closing trm Sales Sales OF l4.o0o
ns 9nshe1s Western nO ana as state at saRsI
common 10 good extra western and state at
So 25@eeo; good to choice extra western
white wheat western extra at So sO@s7 90;
fancy white wheat western extra at 81 06
@s9 90: common to good extra ohio at Sc 80
@850 common TO choice extra 81. LOUIS at
SO 65910 25; patent Minnesota extra good to
prime at IS oO@1o 90; choice to double extra
wHRAr-Receipts 1910 bushels. Market is
2@9c higher, moderate export demand and fair
milling Inquiry; business checked by the ad-
vance. Sales OF 1000 bushels. No. AIilwau-
keo, 81 Al rejected spring at 81 O5; NO. 2 Chi
cago at 81 GO; fair No. 2 Milwaukee at 81 63
choice do held at 81 6s, and 81 65 bid; No. Min
re !, for August, at 81 43A bid, 81 AK asked.
RYE-Dull and unchanged. Sales OF 400 bush
els OF western at zoe.
BARLEY-Market quiet and unchanged west
ern feed at SIC; new crop OF Texas iced at 62c;
feed barley wanted for export at 6lc.
CoRN.-Receipts Of G4,2l6 bushels. Market
moderate business in futures. Sales of 1900
bushels. Warm western mixed at 54a55c ; un-
graded do. at o696Oc' steamer mixed at $40
osAc New York NO. at $4,000; high mixed
oATs.-Recelpts of 1924 bushels. Market
without decided change. Sales 65,ooO bushels.
at exc; understandable at 99N cents;
Mixed western and state at 3s@45c; white
western and state at 40@6lc; New York No.
8 at 36@3Sc do. No. 49Hc; do. white at 44c,
extra at ole; No. Chicago In store ut 44c;
No. 2 Milwaukee at 48c mixed western at 3s@
49c old do, at SIC; white state at 6c@6lc.
mixed do at 53Kc.
RAY.-Dull and unchanged.
HoPs-Dull Sales OF new eastern at
SO l3c western at sa13c.
CoFFEB..Rio quiet and firm; cargoes at II
@204c gold Job lots at llaYIhc.
SUGAR.-Quiet and about steady. 9&@97sc
for fair to good refining; loc for prime rt nned
active and firmer at l13s@llHc for 81 andari a;
nL@1iysc for granulated and powdered; l2c
for crushed.
MOLAssRs-Grocery grad quiet and un-
changed refining STOCK tirmeT.
bICE-M rket steady, with fair business.
Sales at oa{@6%c for Louisiana 6sIc for Car
olinas
PErRoLEuM-Firmer, more demand. Sales OF
crude at exc; refined at l3is@l5Ac.
TALLow MARK DIM, Sal or ll5,00O pounds
at s9I@sAc for g. cd TO prime.
EGGs.-Dull Sales OF state and Pennsyl-
vania at l5E@16Hc; 14k@l5hc for western.
PoRK.-Market quiet and Hrmer. Sales OF
new mess at $l4 2o@4 80.
BEEF-Dull.
LARD-Market dull, closing steady. Sales
OF new prime steam at 50 121@915; old do,
at 80 2b.
BUTTER-Market unchanged. Sales at lC@
zoe for western 1S@2lc for state,
CHBRsE-More steady and unchanged. Sales
at 4a9c for common 10 prime.
LTNsEED-Dull and nominal at 50 07L@2 10,
gold.
WH1sKY-Dull offering at 81 1s
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A Mexican Imbroglio Imminent.
EXCITEMENT OVER THE ORD oRDER-HoT
HEADED JOURNALS HELP IT ALONG.


HEADED JOURNALS HELP IT ALONG.
Cry OF MExIoo, June 30.
The spirit Of the order to Gen. Ord TO
cross the Rio Grande has been mlsunder-
stood by the press, which has made bitter
attacks on the American government. The
official journal charges the United States
government with a violation of treaties
and international law, alleging that the Rio
Grande movent is pretext for territorial
aggrandizement or for forcing Lerdo upon
the Mexican people. These attacks have
called forth memorandum from minister
Foster. The following are the principal
points of the memorandum The instruc-
tions to Ord are not an announcement of a
new measure on the part of the United
States the depredations committed during
the past four years were rot uncommon to
both sides of the frontier; Mexico took no
active measures to prevent depredations;
Mexico frequently acknowledged its inabi-
lity to discharge It's duty regarding the
preservation Of order, giving as a reason
internal dissensions the instructions to
Ord are misinterpreted by the Mexican
people, therefore the declaration of the
Mexican minister is unwarrantable in as
serting that orders to Ord are in contra
vention of the treaties between Mexico and
the United States. The Mexican govern
ment insists on modification of the order
to Gen. Ord, and fears are entertained that
1t will not be conceded. There is consid-
cradle excitement over this affair at the
capital.
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South American News.

PANAMA, June ~.
Advices from Peru state that in conse-
quence of the attack of the British war
vessels Shah and Amethyst upon the Peru
Wan ram Huascar, the president.h has issued
q proclamation in which be declares that
he will exact from Great Britain explans-
tion and satisfaction consequent upon such
a wanton outrage on friendly power.
sssMr. Gibbs, United States minister, has
received orders from Washington to insist
on the immediate release of the steamer
Georgia, detained in Callao at the request
of the Chilian government for alleged Of
fenses committed in Chilan waters, and
succeeded in having the vessel placed at
liberty.
The steamer Mollke exploded her boilers
on the Magdalena river killing six people.
DR.. George Badger, son of the late Rev.
DR.. Badger, New York, and ten years
resident of the Isthmus, died June 10.
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By the Gable.
THIRD TERM TALK IN ENGLAND

THIRD TERM TALK IN ENGLAND.
NEW YORK, July 6.
The Herald cable specials cay the address
presented to Gen. Grant at Folkestene ex-
pressed the wish that be might have third
presidential term. In his reply Grant
ignored this suggestion.
GRANT IScod.
BRUSSELS, July 6.
Gen. Grant arrived here this evening and
proceeded to the hotel. No official recep-
ton was given him, as he is travelling in
cognito.
SUCCEEDING TO uoNoRs.
1t is rumored that Mr. Cross, the present
home secretary, or Sir Michael Hicks
Beach will succeed Mr. Hunt as first lord
of admiralty.
STOPPING THE SLAVE TRADE.
LONDON, July 9th
Portugal having consented to act with
England in suppressipg the slave trade on
the Mozambique coast, British cruiser
has been ordered thither. She will carry
the Portuguese officials, visit all haunts of
slavers and be empowered to search sus.
picious vessels even when carrying the
Portuguese colors.
GLADsToNE's RIVAL.
Sir Stafford Northcote will stand against
Gladstone for the Lord rectorship of Glas-
gov university.
MUNICH, July 6.
Frederick Wilhelm Hacklaender, Ger
man traveller and author, is decd.
THE POPE,
ROME, July 6.
A number of officers and crew of the
United States steamship Gettysburg paid a
visit to the Pope to-day.
ANOTHER ENGLISH SQUEEZE.
MANCHESTER, July @.
A large Yorkshire manufacturing estab-
lishment Is reported in difficulties. Liabil-
ties $50,000 Cause, dullness trade.
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Electric Flashes.

Gen. Mcdowell, commanding the divis-
ion of the Pacific, has been authorized by
telegraph from headquarters at Washing
ton to recruit the regiments in the division
up to the standard.
The Roman Catholics OF Rochelle, N.
Y, demand the substitution of their Bibles
for the Protestant version, in the public
schools The board of education are con-
sidering the matter.
Gilly Hadner, one of the leaders of the
Colfax massacre, and whose father was the
was the only white man killed, has been ar
rested He had just returned from Texas
1t is now likely that both steamers sunk
at Montreal on Wednesday will be hoated
and portion of the cargoes saved in a
damaged condition.
Secretary Sherman is at New Port, R. l.,
the guest of Levi P. Morton, New York
banker, who gives him a grand dinner
party this afternoon.
A cable from Edinburg states that Phila-
delphia has been selected for the next
place of meeting of the general Presbyter-
ian council.
The loss in valuation of real estate and
personal property in Boston as compared
with last year, reaches 100000.
The secretary of war arrived in Leaven-
worth, Kan, yesterday, but peremptorily
declined a public reception.
Martin tE Johnson cOmmisaion mar
chants, New York, have tailed liabilities
$1,000; assets $4,000
The rifle matches for the centennial tro-
ply takes place September IA and Is.
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From Washington.
THE CABINET STAND BY HAYES.

WASHINGTON, July q.
At tho cabinet session to-day the presi-
dents order prohibiting federal officers
from participation in politics was discussed.
1t was agreed that the letter of the post
master general was correct and judicious
statement of the meaning Of the order, in
regard to cases like the one presented from
Wisconsin, and that while the order should
be firmly maintained and impartially en-
forced there is no occasion to apply it to
Iowa office holders who were elected men,
bers of the convention before it was issued,
and who probably took their seats before it
reached them by mail.
THE MEXICAN MINISTER.
The letter accrediting Senor Mata as min
lister from the Dlaz government was read
at the meeting and was subject of interest
but no action was taken. Some time was
given to considering foreign appointments
without determining upon any Of the names
before the cabinet.
The com ptroller of the currency has de-
clared dividend of 12l per cent In favor
of the creditors of the Watkins national
bank, Watkins, N. Y, making in all divi-
dends S74 per cent.
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Heavy Seizure of Diamonds.

BosroN, July 6.
Ansel D. West, chief deputy surveyor,
June IA made one of the heaviest seizures
of diamonds claimed by the government to
be smuggled, ever made here. The articles
were arranged in IA cases and packed in a
small black leather satchel. They CON-
prise diamond rings, bracelets, brooches,
ETC., worth $4,000, but when imported
couple of years they would have sold for
$4,000 or $25, 200. 1t is claimed that the
goods were brought into Boston nearly two
years ago by a passenger on board q
Cunard steamer. When fret seen by the
officers of the government they were in the
hands of Messrs. Palmer, Bachelors &
Co., to whom the present owners had con-
signed them for sale.
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An Editor Cowhided.
LANCASTER, Penn

IAhUAbIhK, I6nH., July o.
j. W. M. Geist, editor of the New Era,
was struck by George A. Halderman with
cowhide, yesterday. As Geist stepped
back, James L. Yunge attacked him with
another cowhide. A crowd gathered and
protected Gelst from further violence. The
assailants were arrested. The New Era re-
Gently commented on the conduct of a
number of young men and ladies of Colum.
bia, among whom were the assailants of
the editor.
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An Alleged Conspiracy.

NEW YORK, July 6.
VIM. q. Browning 81 Co., dry goods
merchants, got verdict against VIM. A..
Smith, VIM. II. Hunter, Samuel johnson
and Moses R. Grove in the supreme court
for $s,677.53, the price OF goods obtained
from them on an alleged conspiracy by the
defendants. After the verdict was render
ed the defendants were held to await the
action of the grand jury. Similar actions
by other merchants are pending against the
same parties.
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A Maryland Court Scandal.
BALTIMORE, July

DALIIMURE, July D.
Saturday last the grand Jury of Balti-
more county circuit court presented two of
the judges for malfeasance in Office and OBJ
structing Investigations then being made by
the grand jury by refusing to extend the
term. To-day another step was taken,
state warrants being issued for the arrest
of Gen. John s. Berry, foreman of the late
grand jury, on the oath of Judge Yellott,
charging Berry with perjury in making
false presentments against himself and
Judge Gleason. Berry gave bail for his
appearance to answer the charge at the
September term.
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Storm in Pennsylvania.

IUIIbVILLhI July o.
Additional particulars of last nights ter
rife rain and wind storm received from the
western portion of Berks county state that
the Berks and Lehigh railroad was washed
away between Moslem and Lenhartsvills.
Near McKeansville In this county a barn
was blown down killing young lady
named Mary Reach.
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Great Hail Storm in Northern New
York.

WATERFOWL, July O.
A hail storm on Tuesday, a few miles
south of this city, did great damage. II
followed track mile wide through the
town of Rodmon, stripping trees and cut
ting off grain entirely. Cattle exposed to
the storm were found bleeding The dam
age in this town alone is $4,000. Hail
stones nine inches in circumference were
found. Many remained until the next day.
In Rutland village the church was badly
damaged. The windows on the south side
of the building were broken.
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Three Former Friends.

NEW ORk, July o.
Mr.. Beecher told World reporter, yes
terday, that there was no truth in his re-
ported reconciliation. Beecher added that
a friend told HIM recently that Moulton had
said in his presence he was sorry he had
left Beecher for such q damned rat and
scoundrel as Tilton.
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Fire Record.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, July

WATERFOWL, N. Y, July q.
A fire at Brush's Mills, st. Lawrence
county, this morning, burned Giles hotel,
carriage house and barns, together with
Stebbins grocery store and s. II. Lyons
dwelling house loss $4,000; insurance
$4,000. Supposed to have been an in
cendiary.
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Affairs at St. John.

ST. JOHN, N. B., July G.
The volunteers patroling the city have
disbanded. Thirty-two outfits of furniture
were distributed yesterday. John Ross
died of burns received at the fire.
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The 0rangemen's Day.
MONTREAL, July 9.

MONTREAL, July o.
A large number of Oraugemen are ex-
pected from Ottowa and other western
towns to take part In the procession. All
the military bands In the city are notified
that II engaged they must appear without
uniforms.
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The Turf.
MYSTIC PARK RACES.

MYSTIC PARK RACKS.
BosToN, July 9.
The first race was won by Lucille Gold
dust best time, 2;22t.
The second race was taken by Mayblrd; !;
best time, 2;224.
AT DETROIT
DETROIT, July 6.
TIE race for the 2:17 class was won by
Rarus best time, 2:21S.
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The Vescelius Amber Ointment

Is very popular preparation for the speedy
cure OF Felons, old Sores, Cuts, Bruises, Scrof-
etc. 1t is very nice consistency for sprea ding
with knife on paper or cloth 1t Is used by
physicians and the people; one box will
convince any one IL should be kept in every
house and every store.
For sale by A. W. Higgins Rutland, all drug
gists Ia Burlington, st. Albans, Winooski also
by DR.. w, j. Vescelius and Wells, Richardson
Co., Wholesale agents, Burlington, VT. Price
SO cents, post paid,
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Base Ball.

CNoINNATI, July G.
Bostons 10, Cincinnatis 6.
BINaHAMToN, July G.
Crickets II, Chelseas 5.
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Weather Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT, l
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAguINaTON IuIv II a N

For New England, rieing barometer,
northerly winds, rain areas and nearly sta
tionary temperature, followed by falling
barometer, southerly winds and clear or
partly cloudy weather.
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The Bliss Monument.

ROME, Pa, July 6.
The monument erected by Sunday school
scholars to the late p. p. Bliss and wife,
will be dedicated next Tuesday.
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Vermont Centennial.

WINDSOR, VT, July 6.
The centennial exercises in honor of the
hundredth anniversary of the adoption by
Vermont of the constitution will be held
Gundau
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Kew York etcck and Honey MARKET.

new xorE HtccK ana n0ncT Marset.
NEW YoRK. July u.
GOLD quoted at 1854.
MONEY quoted at lH@2.
GOVERNMENT BONDS firm.
PRIME Mercan lie Paper at 3@5.
CLEARINGS, 0,15s,O00
Gus TOM RECElP IS, $lS2,00o
TREASURY disbursements s573,000.
DRY GOODS imports for the week ending to-
day, Si,C02,553.
STOCKS strong and higher in the morning
with an advance OF 4 to ia. but in the after
noon nearly all the Improvement OF the morn
ing was lost, prices having declined on sales TO
realize,
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BRADFORD ACADEMY,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Buildings unsurpassed in arrangements for
comfort and health OF pupils. twenty-five
acres OF ground. twelve in wood lot, laid out in
pleasant walks, the remainder adorned with
shrubbery and trees. Definite classical and
general course OF study. Also preparatory de-
partment. Provisions made for optional
courses. Full corps OF competent teachers.
Year commences August 2s. For circulars and
Principal, Bradford, Mass. my25dSW
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NNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il Stockholders OF the Peoples Gas Light
Company will be held at the ofiice OF said com.
panv onMonday, July OH, 1917 at so'clock p.
m, for the purpose OF electing board OF direc-
dRoRGE r. BoTTuM,
Rutland, VT, June 27th, 1877. Clerk.
dtd,
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NEW BOAT HOUSE.

Lake Bomoseen, Castleton, Vt. New, large
and commodious house, also the best ceoar
Ice cream, soda water, confectionery. cigars,
fishing tackle, &C, always on hand. Regular
landing for steamboat. Picnic, private and
all partiee visiting the lake should remember
that we have the best accommo modations for
man or beast ana at the lowest living tes.
For boats and all information about the lake,
address j. M BlXBY, Castleton, Vt. ~ y6dSw2m
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The 121, 900 Russians who have crossed
the Danube at Sisteva comprise 10000
cavalry and 25O cannon. About $4,000
more Russians are concentrated between
Simnstza and Turner Magurclli. The army
which crossed at Sistova has been divided
into three bodies, the principal of which is
marching on Rustchuk, and the other two
towards the Balkans and Nkopolis respec-
lively. Gen. Ignatieff has arrived at the
headquarters of the grand duke Nicholas at
Sistova.