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THE DAILY FKEE PRESS AND TIMES MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1873 VW AdvcnUesnent luarilrit Ih till. l)rt55 (Limes. fixoi been on this cast; the thiol had been in i i Ix.r tw'i-e none of the other ollicem had ever been hcrt' I did not use the lead at all in coming to Halifax; I new we were within ponndiu' north Qtx dcfrttsfmrnis. JUD GLOVJ28. m.sr TKT.

A GOOD PER TO API EC K. Dni (Goods. KOIt HI' KIM; AXIS St MIILK Ul tltl Cftssimerea, Doeskins, Tweeds, Satinetts, i. i.uiiiT vvAititvrr. Suitable for ai uoiv wcak.

Also Full Line of Atlantic serins to have been cu-l with every regard for the comfort of her passengers. Stm was a staunch liav ing seven water-tight com part engines of 71-inch cylinder, with five foet stroke. The cost of these engines alone was nearly She was lifted up with Foster's" steam steering aparatus, and (iesbome's automatic tell-tale telegniph communicated from the bridge to the engine room nnd the wheel house aft, and by its signal showed whether the order given from the bridge was obeyed. Every lerth was provided with life preservers, and the steamer tarried ten huge lifelioats. In ad-ditio to the ordinary ship's pumps she carried a powerful centrifugal pump, which could at ill be used as a lire engine, and could be Worked either by steam or hand.

The propeller had four cast-steel blades, each id Which was attached to the boss separately. Money, time or work had not been spared in constructing her, and she had cost when finished Her crew numbered MO men nil told. She was square-rigged and had four masts, composed of a single iron cylinder, out of which projected a wooden judo for the colors. From the truck to the water was a distance of loll feet, and. taken altogether, the vessel was a magnificent specimen of naval ar-chiteetu re.

The Mrukurthr Atlanllr. Ceil. has nddiessed the following letter t-j the surviving cabin passengers: Hi Ti.AM). April ism. Having seen ur r.umo nmonz the saved of the cabin pas.cn from the wreck uf tin) Atlantic, I write to veil to some information C'ru'cniin; the last hour el' my dour lister, t'.

M. Either, ani her husl and, who am aiming tie lust. In imr terrible sorrow any particulars of their few days, iiml c.sn-c ally el tho last tew hour oftheir lives, how uud in what manner they met their ileal Ii i whether in tlii'ir sliilerooui or nil deck; whether together or separately, ami at what lieiir ii ii i tit'. ymi can iv us en these points will be must Mr. Fisher wis large, liiii'-liH'kiiii man, with clear.

Iiluu eye, brown hair and long brown heard, which ho wore He was a law icr nnd resided in London fur some, years. Mr. Fisher was above the iiictliiiiu Ium -lit of women, with blue fin uihI WiH hair ami complexion. I thus describe them, that may possibly he ah to to remember something of them, althou'ili net pcrhipt illy aeijii cnP il them. I write tttis el tlii.s t.

t.i every il.ia 2er roper ti'tl fa veil, h'ipiii Iiml -nae i lie tell us nl'nur tlear min. I'leaje write me what en Ue. vv i 1'iein. Very re etluliv, Kiel I V. We find the following among the Halifax despatches to the New Volk papers: The report that the bodies Mr.

and Mrs. Fisher had been found is incorrect. ioInhibi far Ten TrnU line ah Amy ratah la advance. totals. AIT" ANTED.

A partner with jr.iini or H.Oitt to int pntfllable manufacturing business Address Free Press oflice. April go gfnt. ri0 RENT. A two-sUiry brick houso. within 1 minutes walk from the 'Brk, newly paiicred and painted.

Enquire of Vincent A vlil X) RENT The store In Raxter's Wlnck, now tie copied bv C. K. Ward, i Possession riven Mav krt. C. Baxter.

March ad4w 1.iR IMMEDIATE SALE One young Horse and eiKMi IluS-y and amirle llariiea. almost new. Wm. II. II.

barker, North 7, UJl 1.VIR SALE A Rriek Cottnge lloii.e on Kinirf-t and House nnd 1-ot on North ki li Avenue. S. M. Pope. April 5, XIR KALE OR TO RENT My Hwellinir lloui-o on Pearl St, L.

D. Turrill March dotnlt I IOR HALE OR TO RENT -MRS. MOODY'S lllllNE AND 1JIT Oil Adams. Inquire of L. L.

Lawrence. April 1y SALE. My house and bit on WiniMiski Avenue, ti. A. tSiuiomls.

7 Colleiro tstroet. March dtf. 1R KALK. Vacant lot on Main, lietween I'inii and St. Paul 4iiiis loot.

it 1. Ajft. April a.dlw SALE Building Iwits on Spruce near corner of 1 11 ion hi. f. Jlnnter.

March d4w I.LlR SALE CHEAP A House and Lot onHhel-L burn St. Owned bv W. C. 8fowt.ll. Inoulru of U.

Rallard. March at, dtl gflisctUant'flus. IIAXTER'8 MANDRAKE BITTERS-Onn ct A a lnittlu. April REMOVED. Mrs.

C. M. Webster has removed tn thn Howard Hank building. Entrance ou liuitk Kt. April u.dJd I OWNN' ELIXIR cures Coughs and Colds.

Jan. WNN' I ai itf. JTclirrs. itissoi.i tio or HT.M:itsii ir. flMIE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing tin A der tho name of Worse A Stone, is this dav ti' Solved by mutual consent.

CASSII P. MtiltsE. ANDREW tsTo.NE. March 'OTM IU rpilE I'NDERSIitNED will rontiiiuo the M.is. busiuess tn all its branches, as usual.

C. P. MiiR.SK, Mason Contractor, Shelburn llui lintou, Vt. March 4. tpilE CNDEIUSKiNED is prepared to execute I STONE WoRK, BRICK WORK and PLAS TERINU, either by contract or da v.

HIRAM SALES, No. Maiden Lane. Feb 1 4-! 1m SUTICI HAVINO PIRCIIASED OF GEO. W. LECK-WITII, bis Wharf Property, including Feed and Plaster Mill, I now otter for sale ImiO tins Ground Plaster, lint tons ti.

Mt. Soluble Phosphate, aim hu.h.Corn, loxsl bush. Oats, Cedar Posts. Rail. Stakes and Poles; also Square and Round Timber.

Apply at thoolhce on the Wharf. L. C. iHMKiU. Feb 15 dtf gica gKlcyjiscnifnl.q, ji Ain won tUl subscribers having removed to BANK are prepared to do Hair Work in nil il II.

am lie. CREPE BANDS, SWITCHES, Cl'RLS, Ac, conutatitly ou hand or made to order. also Minnioooiiig and Hair Ir ssiiiK It TIIK LUTKST BTVI.K. April 1, dtf MISSES J. K.

M. I- A. A A. A. rOCLD fespectfully annonnec tn their patrons and frieiuls that they have removed their Market to No.

32 CHURCH ST. (STRONOi'S BUILDING), and that they will continue to supply the rlioiceet of Meats of all kinds. March 29, dtr KKMOVAI. I HAVE REMOVED to CITY MARKET, Stall No. and I have also another market on corner of Murray an.

1 Peru streets. The best ol Beef and other meats can be obtained af all times. M. S. STolUtS.

Burlmstton, April 1st dot S.IC4MI 4IIM.MM; I Thursday, Ajiril tST.l. ARMSTRONG JACK MAN. Will oier. at tlielr Stre, 4 imiini: it lock, TiiKin Xeie and Immense Stock DRY GOODS! A full lino t.r Ml. KM, consisting or Black Silki from 1 1 .2.1 to per yard.

Cofored, Gros Grained, Sir i pes, llrussells and Japanese. A complete stock ol Ji A a Bombs nine, Henrietta and Tnniise In silk warp, Alpacas, Brilliantines, Cashmeres and Mohairs. Also, a jtreat variety of other Dress 4ood. SUA WLS SUA IV LS Of all descriptions Broches, Indias, Thiltets, Ottomans, etc. Ilurri Sramloss HUi iil Ono and two butt.

.111. HOSIERY, HAMBURG ElHilNl.S, LACES, RirsBONS, and all kinds of 1.1X4 4olH. Burlinjrton.Aprila, HH-dtf AHIKKKOS Sk WOOIIS CAST STEEL, SQUARE, FLAT AND OCTAfJON TOOL STEEL, SylARE, FLAT A ROUND MACH1NFRY WEDGE AND HAMMER CAST TYRE, AND SPRING AXE, HOE AND FORK SHEET, FIRST AND SECOND QUALITY PEAN HAMMER In presenting this brand steel to our patrons, we warrant every bay to giveerfoct satisfaction. LEEDS, ROBINSON A 73 North Street, Bostoa. Starch 2S FOB HALE.

flMIE SCHOOL PROPERTY on Maidon Lane, Cherry Street, and Kmith'i Lane, also a desirable vacant lot with fine Lake view. Apply to C. J. ALGFR. KebU-tdtf riXI RENT Threo Houses.

Apply to C. J. ALGER. of I.ahai I did not cound, Hie night was ciear ami L.iil hiiouiu lie aeon miles in clear wen titer and in moderate weather l. utiles; tho bridge was JO feet above the level the sea I knew I was approaching tho jlmre, the clearness of the liiiht and the certainty of seeing the light were my only reasons for not sounding; I aiu Mtislietl that when I went into the chart room I was niitakcn in locality ef the i-hip, she mu-t have been further northward ami westward tlmu 1 thought I knew the cm-t was an iron bound and dangerous one though 1 had never been on it (here the captain took the chart and explained the position of the vessel; 1 would Dot have got into lathoins of water until I was I I or 14 miles south of Sambro where I should have to ft.

the eh. il I had been sounding regularly from to 3 o'clock 1 would have le-u on deck and the ship would have gone ashore there were three and the second anil fourth ollieers ou deck it was my second voyage to America in that ship; when the ship struck there was considerable swell on there was no sort of a warning rhu was suing between nine and ten knots at the tune; in some el the statements in the papers it is said that 1 leit the ii i ji when about fifteen persons had lieeit taken oil the nigging what 1 said was that when I left all but aiM.nl Itlteen had lelt hen 1 lelt I was so benumbed and cold that 1 could he of no assistance 1 had had my leg broken a year before and was weak, I was asleep when the "hip struck it was five minutes past three by my Watch, and fifteen tuitiutes three by the chief engineer's when she struck. I lelt word to be railed at three; I do not know whether I was called at three, as the ship struck but a few minutes after; I do not think I was; had i lieen called at (harp three 1 think 1 would have seen the land in time to have averted the calamity from the state of the weather when 1 came on deck, I think the white Know line of the chore would I visible at a distance of from two to three miles. The otiicers on duty, had they been energetic, mi nht. 1 think, have sen that there was soiiicthiic; aiiead, and if orders had been siveti to reverse ttio engines tho calamity might have been averted.

I have always made it a rule to make all my participate in the navigation of tho chip, so thai each mid all are equally conversant with mycil in the portion of the ship and the deviation ol the causes steertd by colnpasj. If I inn kiiisj it last I car This was the language ufa poor cripplo, who, 1 1 was Hiia-lml under an Iron oeaiu. lie had been allowed to Fuller pain and assume a mass of deformity but he had now recovered tho u-e of one knee by the t'ciitaiir l.iuiinciit. Wo hear such lan-gua 'go every day. There is no pain this liniinenl will not as- sauie.

no lameness it will not alleviate, amino swelling it will not subdue. for Pitcher's 'astori. It regulates the stomach, cures wind Colic, nnd causes natural sleep, it is a suhst.tuto lor castor oil. luwltiileo.l. It ltll Il in: Nki-iiem In St.

John-bur v. 1, l. ctb. l.v tli'v. M.

Mr. Kugeiio i. I'urr aiol vtarv all ofM. John-burv VVvKK.At on the 'Ith Vl irch last harlcs h. Ward.

Win. Ward, of IV lil -toii. Sied VI iars. Ifor tliTrtiscmfnts. iMivn M'la lVI.

CtMVU MiWTluN ol i-hin-t lt ge No. K. A A. w. 11 be held VI.

i Ap: 1 th. at 1 cl.s'k p. k. Ilv order VV. M.

W. U.S. HIUTCOMIl, Secy. i ii.iit it i it Vsrti'i i. mi rvriNi; ofiho i-irst s.ci:,.n t.

I. Hatterv 11 N- held at flier Armory on VI. even ng. Aiu at 7' ai'clock. Even inciiil-cr is to la lion ins and cipi' p- I'v r.lcr l.i.uf.

mdng. Api.lr.dld II. K. CK.M.r.ll, Clerk. Mil.

ott ii tf tufics Scfioof. Spt'ng pen on n.vi -pvv April Ii -th. I'm April Tiic iin.l. i f. iiiic.l a uu.Icr the (Inn name of W.

A. TV Kit- A' to aiini iincc that they will c.uitiiiuo to manit- facturo and sell Mil I HtO AMI tol'l'lilt ami to do all kinds of Meaiu A Hits iliiii'g. I'iiiikicc Work. Also tho of lX'RNIsHINii ti.HiilS, STilVICS, RAN GES, FVRN'ACES, SINKS, PI MPS, MARf.I.E SI.AHS ASH r.ASINS, LEAD AND IIION PIPE, TUBS, WATF.R COOLERS, RF.FP.IGERATor.S, DRAIN TII.E, Ac, 4e. We shall give i i vvoitii, iM.r.Ti in a.

STIMII as. I I IIM. i i. i i. i y.

At all times employing di help a tli -roii nil. I. island their business. ALL KINKS UK in ii line promptly an I in tho let manner, AT r.KAStiNAF.LK. PRICES.

Oi.t.-r.t by mail, t-xpre-s. or otherwise G.mmIs or Work, wiil receive prompt and careful attention. II ii ing mailit large increaso of stock, am' at-ly tho conveniences and facil.t es for busi ness, wo hope, by reasonable prices and honorable dealing, tt merit and receivo a Continuance of the lilx'ral patronage bcstov.cd uh.ii this hou-o in the pi t. W. A.

TVLF.lt. E. A. I I.l.ER. r.iirlint'.n, Apiil 7, I'.

S. MAUSII IMTIill STATKS til" AMERICA. Ity Virtue of a Warrant id Sale issued out of tho Honorable District Court of the I'nilcd States of America, for the District of Vermont, and tome decided and delivered. I will sell at Public Auction to tho highest bidder, for cash, on Wednesday, tho day of April, A. D.

at In o'clock in the forenisin. at the DeiH.t in the City of Ilnrlingtou in said District, the following descriliod procrty. to wit r.iiiiy-one i ui.s or flutter. Given under my haml at the city of r.nrlin'gton, in sa il District, this day of April. A.

D. GEO. P. FOSTER, S. Marshal.

ISy TIlo.MA FA I LEY, Di puty. April M.u of stock, N. of II ink St.s but a Lar-o St. ck t.f tlio finest of Colo'-ney, Handkerrliief P.ay Ruin, Vinerar, Hair Drefsings, evi-r offered for sale in the State. Our Colognes are li i vclhd all i Dicta, they are pno 'i Tit an I I ctin g.

We are head. all line, fancy and toilet articles. Imvo all patent medicines cnlh.1 Money and time rayed by caliiug on us, aiyoil are ol fin. liu what you want. VIA- A A FT, City Drug St.

to. April t'tf. EVENING EDITION. 1 in i MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 1S73 Captain Williams, of tlio ill-fatcl Atlantic, does not escape severe Manic for hU course. Mr.

W. Blunt, of New York, who an acknowledged authority on naval matters, sayx, In a puMishcd letter The conduct of Captain Williams in going lielow to sleep, when headed on a shore, and his assumption that lie knew the position of the steamer, po that he could run his distance within fifteen luiles before stopping, are both disgraceful to him. and if there is a law to meet his case, it should be meted out to bill). All old sea-captain, interviewed by a Timis reporter, said All shipmasters look upon Williams' con-duet as scandalous. In my opinion.

Captain Williams should not have left the deck for a moment, considering the position of the ship, i lose in as he must have known her be to one of the most danzcr.uiH roasts in thn world, strewn with hall-sunken rocks, mid heavy tide sets, which are i.ltcn iiiereaseil 'and altered by tho force and direction of the winds. The position of the vessel on that fatal night demanded the ut-niovt tare and attention. Any prudent man would have doubled his lookouts, sent a man to the inastdiead to keep a bright lookout for land or lijrhts, and slowed his ship down until he saw something from which tnLe ii sure departure: and he xhould have taken the furtlHprecaution of taking an occasional cast oT the lead, ana even stopped the ship dead to do it. of these precautions seem to have Wen taken. The Captain himself can ive no explanation of the cause of the disaster, except miscalculation as to the current and the vessel's speed.

Ma. Ci mis Hush. nation. A Washing ton despatch to the New York Ti mr says that ficorge William Curtis, in his letter resigning his position on ti Civil Service Advisory Hoard, makes no accusation id any abandonment of the reform itself, but, having become, embarrassed in respect to the of New Yolk, and his iews put prevailing, he has doubt le-s found it to vindicate his own sense of dignity and self-respect by resigning. The history of this a flair, -ays the correspondent, has never been made public.

Mr. Curtis nioiie warmly espoused the promotion Mr. Benedict been 'ise it would be a enn-pii'iioiis thrust at the politicians. Outside of r. Curtis the appointment was not urged.

But the President to Mr. Curtis' appeal and appointed Mr. Benedict. The Senate laid the nomination on the table, and to save it fr nn rejection it was withdrawn. The inl'uenees which operated in the the Senate are unknown, but th-y were fatal to the nomination in 'any event.

'1 he President then appointed a loard consisting of Messrs. Curtis, Collector Arthur, ami Jackson S. Schultz to examine candidates. Mr. Curtis declined to serve on account of his health, and niter some further delay the Pre-idcnt found his way out id' the complication by the appointment of Cen.Sharpe, promoting the hitter's deputy to the Marshalship, and further signalizing his view ot what he deems practical civil service reform by transferring I cputy Collector J.uues from the Custom house to the IVt-ofliee.

The reform will not stop because Mr. Curtis has resigned. It will continue to be enforced to the extent of the President authority, unsupported though it be by the legislation for which he appealed to Congress, in vain. I'mler instructions of the Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. K.

0. Iraves, of the Treasury Civil Service Board, accompanied by Mr. Sumner. I. J.

Kimball, ot the Bevenuc Marine Bureau, left to-ii'ght to visit the principal Sortliern Custom-houses andSiib-trtasuries, to put in operation the civil service rules, which will be substantially the same as those applied the New York Custom-house. The 7Vci editorially The account sent from Washington of the causes of Mr. Curtis' resignation from the Civil Service Board does not adequately explain thnt act. It is not presumable that Mr. Curtis resigned solely on account of the withdrawal of Mr.

Benedict's nomir.ation as Surveyor of this port, nn I tli appointment of Sir. Minnie. In this ease, the rules provided that if a nomination like that of Mr. Benedict bo not continued, the Presi font shall appoint at Lis own discretion. Mr.

Benedict's) nomination was not eonfiriued.and there was conclusive evidence that it ould not br The President sub hciicnt action vva therefore, according to tho rules. The Local Prohibition" bill, which has been ordered to a third reading by the As M'mbly of New York, submits the que-tion of the prohibition of the sale of liquor to a separate vote in each town and city on the Uh of next Noveiiilx r. In those cities and towns hich vote for lociil prohibition," the liquor trade is made illegal (with err tain exceptions) for one year, and until the Vote be reversed, and no vote can be again taken oti the question until a majority of the electors who voted nt the election establishing the rule shall petition to have the question reopened. Where "local prohibition" is adopted dealers are allowed to sell liquor for medicinal, mechanical, and saciainental list's," on giving bonds to observe tho restrictions imposed by the law, which are very strict. The White Star Lino is mostly owned by the great shipping house of Ninny, Imrie it of Liverpool, and very little, if any, of the stock is held in this country.

In naming the steamers of the line the nomenclature of the once-famous Collins lino was adopted, ami it has often been remarked as strange that names of such ill-omen as those of the unfortunate Collins steamers, whose history is fraught with disaster, should have 1cen adopted by the company. But the name of the Arctic, the terrible fab; of whose loss nearly twenty years ago is still well remembered, is omitted from the list of the White Star names. The names of the White Star steamers are Oceanic, Bepiiblie, Atlantic, Adriatic, Celtic, l.ritunnie, l.altie anil Iter-niauia It is slated that disaster has be fallen vessels bearing nearly every one of those names. Ik line has heen run ning but little over a vrar. It nt nee became the lavoi ite line of European travel lers.

The steamers are compared to great lloating liotels.and are all sonearly alike that description of one answers for all. The steamers each have four masts, and are the fastest that cross the Atlantic. The Adriatic last May made the fastest trip ever known, the time from (Juccnstown to New York having been seven days, sixteen hours and fifty-live minutes. The average passage of the steamers is nine days. Of late there had been several communications in the York paper! on the subject, complaining that on the (mats of the line too great attention was paid to show ntnl sfle nnd too Jittle to appliances for safety.

The ill -fated IttMIES-Ol ALU KlVhS ltl( E. All Linen Damask. 3 il.no. and other .11. and prices.

T. lud Ihimasks and Napkins. Hosiery, Ladies and Misses hite and Colored Hose from gpair for to Cue llritish Hose. Also New Prints, Corsets, Hoop Skirts. Trimmings, Ac.

N. 11. A Una line of Gents Goods: Neck Ties, Handkerchiefs, Shirts, i Hose and Socks (Fine British i Hose, cents per pair, S.ks a pair AUoOveralls, vesis. ranis, ijock ranis Ji. sjper per pair, also, good Pants ti.0ii.

and Shm-a. O.l Cloth Caijct, Oil Cloth Carpet. Teas, Teas, Teas choice brands and low prices. Auction sale at Store every Saturday at 1 p. in.

Consignment of anything to te sold solicited. rarius ami stocks sold on easy terms, by POOKK Auctioneers. Colle-o Buninrtou, Vt. Aj.nl i 7 a i.i, v- to flvr IheSj.rinj: a larrc asti tmeiit VV JtMTlJ UK NEW SPRING STV1.ES UK l.iM'i' llan-iiiis Viiilov MiatU'w, IIollaiitK 's Agents for the AVOVI2X W1UI2 MA TTUASS. We tier P.

th WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE iiu.imr.vs A It I A (i I) i im li i 'v. Wc cu i'uiii -'i a Coiiiph'to Catr'a-e a- as An at ail mi. i venin ui $1 le an I in! 'finis inn be cvccllcl. II li I II li Vv HuLEsALE i RETAIL. i.i.

a. sto P.tik Vt. Aj.ril th r. oriii-in 'I'i lalioit Lino. rpills LINE Will nnp tlio transport iti.n of a ioeicnaii.i:.-e.

irom irti a i na ay aii.l I my to l.urliiiitoii, tluring ol in -oo, order, and better time than heretofore-, at very rate, or apply to Y. II. K. II. Vll.lvlNt II.

R. SN.VDER, Sec v. ant! Whitehall. N. V.

G. L. Trov.N.V C. H. ALLEN, Albany, N.

V. L. J. N. STARK.

President. t'ocntii'5 slip, New Voik, April -dinlf tTltlf llM-KIIVI', i i a i a ta i I a i VorntT Chrtrrh and Ill RI.INGTON, VERMONT. I ARTICULAR attention jiaid to cuttiniatid 1111- king iicniieiiien wearing Apparel, i leaning repairing, and pressing done with neatness and ties. patch, ti" Dt eing done ijuickly under iny own imiiieiiiaie suocrvision. lies peel lu I ly.

dim PATRICK YnSG ROVE. A GREAT MEDICAL Extract ofRootn and Herbs which almost invariably cure the following complaints Dypesia, Heart Rurn, LivcrCotiiplaint, and Loss of ApH te cured by taking a ft iM.ttlcs. Lassitude, Low Spirits, and Sensation curid at onto. Eruptions, Pimph T.h.tohcs, and all impurities of the blood, Inrsting through th or otlier-wise. cured readily by lollowins; ths directions on tho Rot lie.

For Kidney, and I'rinary tb ranetnents it ha no equal cue bott lo ill envinco tlio most sceptical. Worm, expelled from the system without the least ill'o-u It lMiftles aro sulhciciit lor the most ohstinato rase. Piles-, ono lx.ttle b.iscuml tlio rnoit difficult case when all other remedies failed. Nervous Difficulties. Neuralgia, Hesdacho, ic, eased immediately.

Rheumatism, Swelled Joints, and all Serofuhir A flections removed greatly relieved by this invaluable medicine. P.roneltitis. Catarrh, convulsions, ami Hysterics cured or much relieved. IhfTioult Breathing, Pain in the Lnntgs, Side and Chest almost invariably cured by taking a few ltot-tles of the Cjuakcr Bitters, Female prevalent anion; Amr ric.in ladies, yield readily to this medicine, tho Quaker Bitters. Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, so prevalent in many parts of our country, completely eradicated by the use of the Quaker Hitters.

The Ased find in tho Quaker Bitter iust the article they stand in nocd of in their declining years. It itiickcns tho blood and cheers the min.l, and paves the pasMrgo down the plane inclined. Kotinoc.tn remain 1. 'g unwell (unless afliicttsl with an incurahle tiiscase.) alter taking a few iN.ttles of tho Quaker B. Iters.

Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines. Sold at wholesnlo by WELIJ5, RICHARDSON r.in liiigtoii, vt. Prepared bj-DIL If. S. FLINT A At their (ireat Mctlical Iepot 10.1 A 19," P.road Providence, R.

I. March 1 2 TO III 11.1 KltS. flVHE VMDERSIGNED havins dissolved partner-L thip with Cassius P. will continue to do stone and brick work and plastering in all of its branches hy contract or Ity the day. Havinz had nineteen years experience in tho above business, I feel confident that I can do ail that I undertake In a skilful and advantageous manner.

My lest endeavors will 1 constantly used to jdense and satisfy all. AN DREW STON E. Shelburn Btirlin'glon, Vt. April -dtl" HI TTrM. ft 1 'J'siAilSmjlil PISCOVEnY jf We offer, to-day, a large and complete assortment of Colored Kid Gloves, in desirable shades, at the low trice of (r.O seventy -five cents.

Those sire good Gloves and unlike most of the low-priced Kid Gloves Ut well. EDWARD BARLOW, No. Id Church St. COllSETS I CO IIS UTS 1 1 Our asstiitiuctit of nice Corsets is not excelled in this city, and we soli them at low prices. Wo wish again to call attention to our WHITE CORSETS that we ar selling at the low price of fl.2 and to.our COLORED CORSETS at l.t not poor, priced trash, but good Roods cheap.

EDWARD BARLOW, No. IX Church Street. HPltlXd PERVA LES, Such bright day as yesterday makes Spring Goods in demand. We are just receiving our Spring assortment of sriJl ER1VA PERVA EES Which will be full and complete. Call and see them the first choice it the best.

EDWARD BARLOW, No. IX Church Street BurlmgU.n, April 2, H.3--dlwtr OU1C NEW STYLES i i' PAPER HANGING DECORATIONS -AN D- Window Shades Il.tVi: AKHIVFII AND ARE READY FOR INSPECTION. Till'. DTlll IN VKHV I. A It INCLlDlNli All tirades, and Many Xorrlties.

T. W. FISHER CO. March W-Uwtr 0 E. P.

SHAW, (SICCESSOR TO EO. A. KILLINGS.) Special attentiott is called to our extensive stock of flKXT'S XJCCK WJLtllT IN HOWS, TIES, AXI) SQUARE SILK. A full line of the celebrated METROPOLITAN SHIRT! In I1ITK and FANCY, VTAIt KHASTKIa- TU UT, Those illtl. HATH Tor which the Vonnj Mem have been railing, are in.

Among them, the I.YAS JACK AD DICTATOR, NEW and NOBBY. Shall le pleased to show them. 67 MAIN OPPOSITE CITY HALL. April 2-dAwtf TO ItEiT. MEAT MARKET on Church Street, now occupied by M.

8. bltirrj. Possession tiven after April hrst. Apply to K. C.

RO- E. Si arch -il dtf 2 A ENCiLISII AM) (SKK3IAN UROADCKOTIIS, From medium very Cno qualities in 111. At H. also HU and BIIOVV A Cloius. tuitable for arriae Tr.mmeri' tiso.

Ttll.OKH' Tltl Consist lug of 4 'a ii va, 'adding. Hair loili, Hollands, ltraidi, UiilloiKt, S'iiiK Silk, Twis.1, Ar. The atn.ve troodi) we i.fTer for sale at Wholesale or Retail, at Lowest Pricei. 1IAMIU K(J ami INSERTIONS, AT THE SAME LovV PRICES. EM XA XTS A few left at still lower prices.

ResjHM-tfully, I.VMA A. AI.I.I'.X. April 3-iUwtt v.w DRV CiOODS and CARPETS Wo invite the attention of the numerous ol the 15 12 HI KM to our rtock of Early Spring Divss IJootls 1 IN THE XEH SPRIXC SHADES. NEW CARPETS, NEW CARPETS! itonv imi'Msnix. TAiTSTiiv intrssi.i.s, ii.vs, ai iai4i.

IN THE Xew Vattertis and Colorings. A a I-arpje JHock of II' I TIfS! FROM ONE YARD TO FIVE YARItt WIDE. Parties alsmt ifurnishin will Gnd t.ur stock of Carpets the largest, and ct.mprisioir by far the liest variety of patterns to lie found in the State, which will Itesold at the i.vi:t msii iiti r.s. nr.F. ii i vi alsrou 31 diwtf College SlHtrT.

Mopes are entertained that they will be, together witli 'tlier cai'in p.i-scncrs. The body which was supposed to be that of Sirs. Fisher seems to be that of steerage passenger who strikingly resembled her. but the hands were eoar-eand large and evidently tho-cot a hard-working w.enan. 01 Tin: tivis.

It was an apiuillin siht sec the un covered ileal to the tiuiiil'cr et lving within a sjiace of 1 -et. (n' o-mcn and children looked ruddv and I in the face as though thev lia 1 been awakened to die itine.t being conscious ot the cause id their death. The eves ct most were iqicn, and r. dilliciilty would be experienced in identifying tlieni. A stranger could at a glance tell the nati oualitv of the dead he ga.ed on.

I one case a woman was sen 1 ing en the sea wee 1 covered rock with her lace upturned to the blue sky and grasping in a mother's dead grnsji a chubby faced infant whose lips were still fastened to the fountain whence it had been draw ing its supply of nourishment. Some sudden wave had probably swept the two into eternity, while the mother, careful of her child, was in the act of quieting it. The crew indignantly deny the stories in regard to pillaging the dead bodies, and say if anything ot that kind occurred it must have been by suae Liverpool stow aways, of whom there were no less than fifteen, and seven of them saved themselves. tiik i ni; at rnosi i.i nii iisow Special dc-patch tin- P.osti.n Ailvetliser. A heat was cngagci! to convey tin' ans'iiiH sec Iters first 1 the hill uf ilealh, and scemid tu the "put where the broken aid Miieinhered Atlantic pes.

A.i the -hot .11 o.l he points ami pavscit nui'inx tlci iiiiiiH'ri'iis i-let-- an rock 1 that tiel there Here ohtailleil ol wreekinx lieei, M'hooiiers areltii-s he- yoiiil niunlier. A yhov eloiiit up a steep Ueeiivity inarKeil liy sruicti' mas-siu, a glance at thf ilisMmt brrakers t'roia tlie top of he reek, then 1 turn aioiiml a va Mock oi toii', aicl llu visitors lor l.reatli, at their veiy lect, anJ tark anil eoiil, ill hosy ei. opi neit to tin ir fciile.st e.ti;t are! L.a.in 1111, lav inrovv whatnot many hurs l.i-Iore hail bocii huaian beings. VV hat r'nUt mi theeve' Ther tin the that rocky i-lainl, partly on the an part I3 on tin) Sttiny slope, ill i with la.t 11 rain iiml cut up t.y blown patches of lay the aged an-l the Voling, the ptreiig ami lie" leeiiic, at i-t ley the Mow tli.it II so -ll lcii en tie III. Nunc ot tno faces bore a peaceful expression; 1 thcrs were set re.oiiiieiv, a- lie' la-t Inoii.ht ot UioI.ioi, t-rentiiri; had been iluTy niel labels revenhsi II10 lill.il emolioli-i must cromli i the few i liciii' lit of 1:1, Th" ilea lay in all -hail rei'iiml enl.

el lleiieil an iev cold; wildly agit ns il the strug had ii long and Ii.IP 1 ea-y ah 1 itliral. leliieilig a hope that 1111 agony was ele.l etillei ile-feiisive, as ii rei-t the ull, ting ot the wave. They lay in 1 i.r lr tioin tic well-to III his olotaes all mi. to lliowearv silor. rel.eveil fiinn who ha.l turued in anil laill.v liveti.il liiins.

il ot his wet 'garni'ails women ilre.e had lM', torn to rinr hv the breaker.s rhihl re as tliev mi -lit liav.i lieen in thuir Ix'ils. but 1. mi ami all eareiully ami reverentially rovorcil whern mutilations ili-linrisl the form for the work ol re in'isls a boiu ami un-scrupuloiH haml, ami tlu floaiocr hotjv niust Ini srappleil as if l.v, ami im matter whiro Iho Jliarp Mr.ki'.s, win IIht on ice, neck nr it cuts ami tears frightfully. Siine the taeci we're liiileoiisl di-liiiri il ami bletchcl, anl ri aaiu were ns lair ami rosy as 01 1 le. ix-aviu iiuw Kinis iinn 1110 Inmi once niorr, the vK.tor was laieh .1 on tho iirn.w neck Man 4 llaml.

ami tiaver-ing ip iliy raiue full in itii 01 ino wrccK nsen, neatly Coireil hy tho breflking which wasiied coii-'tatitlv over it ami over niileii Pule on winch tho flop SirilCK. A pel loll 01 1 1 ft lioWd hU teailltT Ctl 11 showeil hlK, the mirf. Tho ma-ts i.rok ctisl from that portion ot tho hull wha'h lias apparently nliit buck from thn rock, lioats iniiiiuicraMt) "wero rooml the fallen In ui-U'r. not (In-ifc. howover, tn approach too lor ar of tho ruh nrthf waters.

I lie wan thickly Mrewn with ilehris, jilank, masts, heaum, yards, c'Mips, oroKen i isi.ars, mpes, frames, rtc. The Is-aeti wa crowded by men nn ions to secure a kIiiih of tho huge iiaiititv if ium her that was being washed up, together with Swed ish and iiauish iters, youn Iruit samin 's. tlo racial photographs, iron bolts, and of liiKiks in ilillerint 'J he sea runt.sihi tn imrinit the employ uient of the fipproaeh tho "iinkeri hull, and thn various eiall.t husit'd themselvrs d'oiiring tho In aving main in search ol tioilitn anil lloating carn. TIIK Hot Toll or HIK Mill AI.I.S TttE VV r.Kl Ml IIPKK. The dot tor of the ship remains at Pros licet, too sick to be removed.

1 le is ilecidv affected, and when speaking of the disaster calls it murder. This is hard language, but he could riot characterize it ns anything CISC. TIIK 01 FU VI, IN VKf TIflATIoN. TKSTIVION 01 i AI VIV WILLIAMS. The inquiry ordered by the Dominion Jiivcrniiient into the Atlantic disaster com menced at Halifax on Saturday.

Captain James A. Williams, was called, sworn, and reaii a statement In reply to tpicst oii. of 1 ho adih-d war on thft tirid mi to I went lliililite IiiihI I troll-n to luiilMiuht. Itwaa brilliant starlc'lit. aller tl.

s'sasionat si-ht ol the stars i when I it tlio brid -u went into the chmt riH.in, I hirty feet abalt tho on uio upper ileek, wilh.ll ca-v call of he I'lhccru on bi I t'ot np twooVl.K k. into no neei iiiiiw-, nn.i men lay down I an alarm in making ealeulatioin I ex limited her Fjieed to bo ioeiea-ei railiially from fcvi and a halt to twelve knot; tho third ethe rcpornii inn -lie nan run iiiiIck nt twelve o'clock inai Hiieeii won my calculation I expected the cu in inre eiocK wouni no ciahtem or twenty mi les south of Sambro, uni to lav by 11 iliv ii.l had not my clothes oft lit all. I had every reason tu put conliileiice in the wcoinl oflicer. Ho had made two voyage in tlio idiip. 1 lound him a steady, colier man.

Iliad thi hititude by obserration and by chrono-meterwhnnl Iwirenpl'or llalitav; tho charts have all heen lo. ts the Khiu innroa-ed her aneod alter I bore up for Halifax, because we were not anxious cat the ppocil ut I o'clock was alsiiit i'2 kinds; I reckoned then we wero 1s mi les from tvim bio, then bearing live cast; I did not plaek he fliM-ed I did lu ttdutt the course I considered wo would pass live miles cat ofriambr.i iciivi's; ha.l never Lclore i.ioiihf ml. i Hal Fob U-jdtf.