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Nfw YoEE, Oct. ~, 1916.
An extensive d'falcauon by the confidential clerk Of
HOlfofJ, Banker Co, has recently been discovered
which caused by ono q those Infamous dens whose
existence Is well known the Police ihst Of any
Mock Auction Store IN Broadway. The deGsuling Clerk
English Israelite The Of bs peculion oI
ceeds Eighty thousand dOlsn The fash gambling houses
o Guy the RUN of many Young men and N
mpny mercantile houses necessary evil ~ large City
Bot believe not IN any necessary evil which the public
authority have pnwef to destroy
The past week has been d great busde snd tho
weather has been del,iOu.ly warm ond cheerful The
iau 81 the American Institute onJ the Musical CONVEX
ton, have attracted great number yisors snd poured
universal flood II life into Broadway But still We sre
in danger of going oh in plethop Oar sccommodp
uons increase rapidly population There ore iva
handsome hotels Of the first class within few yard. II m,
other Bfosdwsy One Of Them on the s.o Of The old H.
GeorsoS, bulldog by Jacob crsne the rich vine d.,
Ter the other be kept by Rathbun Of BuTso Who
looks as hearty aud vgisnt IN his best days ~
very neat house. snd Joins the store u Wiley Purnsn
near Maiden Lone. A very bssuuful Hotel has lust
been finished IN Washington Place. built by Ilickson w.
Field, opposite his own prnesIy Mansion.
The most interesting item Of ntellg enco brought BY the
last Steamer the of the diseased state II the
potato crop. An accident this humble vegetable - Of
greater consequence than the death Of any Honarch in To-
rope. Happily Tor this side Of the Atlantic We need
fears Of deauh Of the muphes, TERRITORY Il,
wJc and other kinds Of food sbundan u allow on
any alarm for The sck q "eloar potato" Bot searoi.
~ in England will be psrccpuby felt in the Atlantic cities,
where many thousand Of hampers Of Irish and Frono po,a
annually consumed. The crop in immediate
BeiRhborhood has been almost entirely lost Tor want Of
rsn. Many farms will enough Tor their own
bes.
Tho trade Of New York, as shown by our impors and
exports appears TO have fallen OF considerably since last
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Tae Meeting this Evening".

The Louisa Rail Road meeting will take place
This Evening, At the Exchange, at Z o'clock.
So much has been said already by way Of in
ducement TO the People of Richmond to attend IL.
that il would seem almost to reflect upon them TO
add another word-seem as if they required ad-
mon,tions to be prevailed upon to attend TO their
public duty, or e1hortatons to take care Of their
individual interests and concerns.
We, therefore, forbear all farther commentary
upon n subject, the importance Of which cannot
well fail to Impress ITSELF by its own weight, upon
the mind of every member of the community.
We will. however, add, that other subjects of
kindred nature, will probably be brough, to the
notice Of the meeting.
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GEORGIA.


awake up Wings and oil come along. :"
The result in Georgia 20 far the Governor is
concerned, Ia clear enough. Gov. Crawford is
reelected by handsome majority varying from
IL to 25OOi 1t has been regular pitched battle,
and a fair trial Of strength! The Wings have
fought il out to admiration, silently and without
clamor, but firmly and perseveringly! As we
stated yesterday, the result under the circumstan
ces is gratifying surprising and almost if not al
together, unprecedented: To hold their own and
sand their ground in the face of Presidential de-
feat has been found almost impracticable by the
Wings Of other States; but the Wings of Georgia
have done more: they have re-captured their State
in the first year Of hostile administration. There
cannot be too much praise awarded to the enlgh-
tened Wing Press of Georgia, the Milledgeville
Journal L. Recorder, the Savannah Republican,
the Augusta Sentinel, the Macon Messenger, the
Columbus Enquirer, &c.
We quote from the Savannah Republican of
Saturday:
wsI the battle has been hard but the result is
glorious Georgia redeemed. The friends OF good
Government have triumphed The Democratic majority OF
1874. has bsen overcome. majority Of Wings have
keea Legislature The good people OF the
State rejecting the embrace Of Republican Vsins"
hand, and Federal Massachusetts the other.
have noby resolved stand upon their and
sustain the economical and fsuess administration OF the
present ied and faithful Executive. From the mountains
die STANDARDIZATION the Savannah to the Chaiahooehee
the Of the people has been heard in
DO mistakea Let the people rejoice The occasion Is
one which calls for than ordinary exhibition OF
feeling. The pde tie honor, the credit. OF the State
have sustsned-let the triumph correspond 10 dignity
and moderation.
The following is the result in II counties. 1t will be
that Gov CRAWFORD has already gained 1896
oyer the hshesf Polk eeetor being sufficient TO render
has election certain:
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The Tobacco Crop.

The Tobacco Crop OF Virginia we believe it
is now admitted, will be nearly or quite an aver
age one in quantity, Tin the neighborhood of 49,
900 Hhds.) and what still more improbable
during the drought and alter, good one, If not a
very good one in quality. The warm suns OF
September and the first quarter OF October, and
the heavy dewsr have brought in the crop beyond
the hopes OF the most sanguine. tits perhaps the
first instance where late planting has come in al
most as successfully in quality and quantity,
ly.
We hear from divers parts of the Tobacco
country, Of crops Of the most gigantic growth and
the finest maturity. that were ever seen after the
middle of September. We presume little or no
Tobacco is now left standing.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Office Of the Ask.uAS Oct IL, S r. NJ. q,
BEEF CATrLE.-Ths supply Of Bssves ct market to
The last few ws>ks The quality of the stock offered
ir and demand sood with sslest considerable
tent but prices which show slight decline from pro.
vious The offerings tho scales amounted 10 $50
head Of which $50 unso and oil Of the balance 900
head purchased at prices ranging from el.372 .
% 50 per 100 lss on the hooi. equal TO ea7S 81
IS net. ANAL lot Of brought e2.75. Included
in salss arc lso heed taken By Pseks Average rate Of
sales SABA.
moGs..-There Is fair supply Of live Hog 10 market
with corresponding demand. We salcs 7Sso5.
lev extra qualities were sold At o5.l2S
FLouR.-The market for Howard 81. Flour presents
no new feature since our last weekly report tn: Ss%, mar,
MIXED brands late for last report 0462} and
Saturday 100 bbls At e46si; and subsequently several
generally asked day. some holdsr,. however are vii
ling to sell Si6a} The last price paid fos receipts
was 81 50.
Small sale. Of City Mills Flour to day ct e4,75.
GRAlN.-The supplies Of Wheat moderate and
prices well maintained. We suo,e good prime red
soss6 cts and ordinary to good s0s9O cents Bpsrce Of
good white s3as1 cu aud family aour white
Sales Of Nd Corn q, ssass cts. for white. and 81 cts.
Tor yellow 10, ii Pennsylvania yellow ~ss sold At So
We quote Oats a, - II. 3s cts.
Provisions-The operations Beef and Pork
limited extent We quote previous rates, v,-Mess Pork
at sl4; Prime gil 50 $ll.75 Mess Beef $40 $40 81:
No Ss50aS9, and Prime 97sS7.25. The latter qu =
taon nominal the article become quite
Sales OF few parcels of both Mes aud Prime Pork
prices corresponding with the above AT the close Of
the past week slight improvement in the market for Bsen
was observable and has continued This time The de-
mand Is lair with sales To = moderate eSsu. To-
day We change our quotations for Shoulders the
higher Inquire Is not obtained. The following the
rates Tor Western. sI-Shoulders 7at Sdes as
cents assorted Scents and Hams s3,l0 cents Sales #
- hhds Shoulders at cents; 10 hhds. do u cents:
1000 lbs do loose at 5000 lbs. Sides loose
cts; and $50 Hams ts3a9 cts Baltimore cured held
al S3all cents with sales Lard Is in moderate dema nd
stsi cents for No Western 10 kegs, aud 7tast
in bbls.
WHlskEf-The stock continues very light and prices
are firm Sales vi hhds 524 aud Vi bbs 26s
demand quite active.
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Jackson-Bell end Moon, L.F.
Hanecck-Brsntly and Lewis, w.
Jefirrson-Stspleton, w.
Camden-vhlalonga. l.. =.
Wsyne-Jss. Stafford. l.. r. gain.
Ta,tnsll-Clfiton. w.
Bulloch-Good~in. l.. r.
Mclnto-h-De La Gal, l.. r.
Butts-McCune, W.. gain.
Jaaper-wyatt, l.. r. and Barney. w.
wslton-Jackson and kigore. l.. r.
Mathematician. l.. r.
Columbia-Shockley and Fleming, w.
Taliaferro-Chapman,w w.
Newton-Baker and Livingston, w.
Grcen-Armstrong and Sandford. w.
Wilkes-Iiill and Robinson, w.
Morssn-Iisris and Pryor, w.
Appling-Mobly. l.. r.
Coweua-Bcuy and Perry, w.
Cobb-Tucker, l.. +.
Warrcn-Anderson and Benson, w.
Hcury-Arnold and I doubtful, w.
Lincoln-Jcnnings, w.
Madison-Tie.
Fosyth-Thornton, l.. r.
Hall-Baugh and Thompson. l.. r.
Franklin-Mouis and Knox, l.. r.
Heard-Smith, l.. +.
Neri~ether-Eeio and Roe, l.. r.
Cherokee-Field, l.. +.
Case-Smith, l.. r.
f1oyd-Ya iborough, L. r.
Scriven-Cooper. l.. +.
Baker-Hcnty, l.. r.
Putnam-Csllaway and Pearson, w.
Teliair-Graham, w.
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Mossp Editor.-t have found IN . box published IN
l"Hdon IN Inc year 1919 e following statements "a re-
terence ~ the mafketpnoes IN Richmond snd Norfolk Of
iha' period md feel curiosity " know whether hey
b. uus.
Mr. Mossr BtstsE. IN bs "EOtc- on j,urney in
Anfnra from the enast Of Virginia the Teuityry Of
Illinois" says ihtt Norfolk he them selling "be
Wort NEST be saw, sud dsafef ihan the best Eng
land veal such exposed IN English m,rk
Of lN5t por H." fnear % cents belieye) land lamb II
SIMILAR quality add pfoo" Or does he Vrgina cur
fencyl
Oi Rshmond he says 'o market il badly supplicd and
The common Hccesgafts II life exceedingly dear OK
cePi bread - bad quality; for instance, eggs ID each
lover centsJ butter 3 Cd pound; ~ the worst
description H. pound mdk ~. pint, &c bouse rent
high beyond cSampe!--t QaaIfsrIy Espisp. Vol XXI
Can the 'dccts Of tho have continued 80 ioug -
WeEo the prices Of these srces ~ high here desered
even IN 1916 OF 1917 Or ey tho more tales Of an
English traveller n any knows and think. IL u sufi
cent con eqncnce, he may grauiy CUKiOSITY.
. - /.
ISf ToS5 LUMP PLASTER, DAILY EXPECTED. PER
~ BcH Dear, aud for ssIe.
IS A yVHTInCK
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Collier Harrison Mnss, Esg, has been removed by
Mr.. Polk from the Colecorship of Mobile lie was al
pointed by Mr.. Tyler in l5il-was nephew OF General
Hhson "a henous crime) aud native Of Charles City, the
native county OF Gent Harrison and Mr.. Tyler.
Mr. Mnge, think the last bat one, "of the No.
hicans"-of the Tyler opponiees-there may be few
olhers but have the honor Of knowing VINO they
are. Mr. Polk has pursued end hunted them down with
the savage nVeleracy-lhe tate predicted for them
IN 1871.
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THE FARMERS LIBRARY,
For Ocrnnrr.

Msssrs Nash & Woodhouse, who the Agents for this
valuable Agricultural Journal in this city hsve sent the
October No. 81 the "Fsmers IdLrsfy by John s. skin.
The visit II the October number like those Of il. ore.
dooessors, truly welcome, and shall avail ourselves
o the earliest leisure examine iis contents. This mum
Der hos engraved likeness Of Justus Lebg-aeeompa
MED by memoir.
MesSrs. N. g. W.. have also lsid upon table Pert
Of Dr. Llfdnof's Popular Lectures Science and Art
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year. bu, there has doubt, been quite large
OF business done during any year since 1887. The i
ports Of foreign good into his port during the last three
quarters OF the euren, is but So millions against IS
rlioas in the same Time last year. The exports do no
very In the saus degree. herc beng deficiency Of only
two millions Every article ofhome produce has advanced
considerably duriag the past fortnight Southern 10
selling at GO Cts, advance OF in fortnight.
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIt
u-sss the p.dins matter on both the Outside pages.
Pt,Rr.Ic MEETING.

meeting Of the Citizens Of Richmond 10 requested at
,As Csscsr Room Of the Exchange Hotel, Wednesday
Evening merit the 18th instant IT O'Clock. to appoint
Delegates 70 the Convention Harsonburg the
20th instant, make arrangements Tor the extension OF
he Louiss Rail Road from present termination, Godons
villa 10 Harrisonbure The that the City has in
hi, improvemsnt will We sure full attendance
TSixneA by various firms and Citizens.
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III ADVERTISEMENTS intended tor mornings Paper
must be brought in before o'clock the previous evening
TO insure insertion; and those fcr Monday mornings ps
per Saturday.
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the LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.
Chsthsm-J. W. Jackson, l.. r.
Bryan and INTERPRETATION Hines. w.
Bib and Twggs-A. II. ChBppe. l.. r.
Richmond and COufnbia-A. J. Miller, w.
Baldwin and Haneock-A. IT, KEENAN,. w.
Houston aud Macon--Holderness, l.. r., gnn.
Sumter and Levin. II. Crawford, W.
Monroe and Pike-Msrtin, l.. r.
Upson and Crnwford-BrowD, w.
Muscogee and Hans-Cnlhouu, w.
Burke aud acknowledgements, w.
Edingham aud Scrvcn-Mciishsgsn,W w.
Clark and Jaekson-AndorsOn,L l.. ,. gain.
Talbot and Marion-Smead; w.
0iynn aud Meintosh-G gnilliau. w.
Wayne end Csmden-KIng. l.. r.
Washington aud JefIerson-Cuuy, W
Cobb aud Cberokes-Lewis, l.. r.
Bulloch aud TsunBi-Cone, l.. y.
Pulaski and DOoly-whnfeld, l.. =.
Putnam and Jones-Hardeman, w.
Fayette and Hsnry-Sull, L.. r.
Buiis and Jaspof-Broddus. l.. r.
Green add REORGANIZATION, W.
Tsiisfcno aud Wsuen-Haris, W.
Lincoln and Wilkcs-Andofson, W.
Newton and Walion-fIili, l.. r.
AppIing end MongomeU-Moody w.
Floyd and Cbsttooga-Hscket, l.. =.
Forsyth and Hsll-KslIogg, l.. p.
Cherokee and CObb-Lows, l.. r.
Psuldiag and Cars-McGregor, l.. =.
uglethrope aud Msdison-LOng, w.
Mefriwethst and Coweta-1,ee, l.. r.
Baker and Eahy-COllsy, l.. y.
Irwin aud Dooy Young, lid. Dem.
House Of ReDrsseHfsHVss.
Ch.'hsm--Ander-on and wsrd.LF.
Efnghsm-Gnyon, W.
Bfyan--Brd, W.
LibctU-varnsdoe, W., gain.
Jopes-Grsy and HuioheBs, L. p.
Tsibot--DIon and Oven, ", again.
Richmond Jenkins aud Rhodes, W.
Borke-Uotdon end Rysls, W.
Baldwin-Iisuis. W.
Washing ion-Ware and Ballard, w.
Bibb- Armstrong aud Strong. l.. y.
Hoss,oa-Bryan aud Bcvin, l.. r.
Nscoa-Cren, W.
Tvtggs--Gsrey, B.F.
Samtef-Jenkins, w.
Lss-Osleby, W.
Nooroo-fsmbrough and Losueur. W.
Piks-Gsuldag aud Kendall, B.F
Mascoeee--Musiain aod Howard, W.
Upsoa-- Cfswford aud Goodc, w.
Crswford-t'fecn, l.. y.
Eaasnusl-sunBer, Ind. Dem.
fsyeus-WhiIloek, L. r..
fsisshi-IIsnsell. w, gain.
Glyaa--Dubignon, W.
Cisrk--Sgosd aud iiull, w.
Asd,sOa Ware, w d, Bullsrd, l.. o., one Wing gain.
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MINISTER TO SPAIN.

The Fayetteville Observer states the (smos) certainty
lha Gen r. NJ. Saunders Of N. Carolina, will be sent
Minister to SPAN.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE GOvERNOR.
correspondence Of the WING.

Richard w Howell, Of Comden, NJ, a. Comrnissio
er for Virginia to take seknowled dispositions &
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VOCAL AND lNsTRUNENTAI.
MUSIC. INV

SNy. eEen0E tales pleasure In i.for-i.. A.. all,
- % hseAs.onA Al vssinsy ~ n, Ioeai- h,.ss.
w" cry ssd so~ prepared give l.s-oss IN 49,. - 49,
's.ss ssscs ceosre vn os ~ P.,o go.
so. cnneses tmss cssssesaa Ks.a Bsgis rp,,eh Ha,,
Ae- &C. HIS tsei fHseu<fi-as ses tai, :.
AL 70 s've his psps tssossh kse~dss e r,
Ss..es ev - ored Al his rssssee Bsak rsst near
ladies Who prefer IT, sil be w.trd Ned, nee. O.,
us@ea who dsss 10 form f-a.r Bed anons
and receive Instructions on al k.dse f wind o,
~ soss wod<rsis terms -rbs Evvuinx on-
any administration len q In residence Bepor essr n,
svos. Muse s,os, Mash woodbosss J. W. Ranioiph
We BOO sor. Win be pronply attended u. - a3-sm
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0. +. WEISlGER,

A SMALL LOT an CoIN TRY CURED BACoN uAMs )
N sale by &c II woRTHAM, MCGRUDER a ~
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- JOS H. sTAPLEros. No Iss, Baltimore 81, BALTIMORE
manufactures all kinds Of Brushes bellows, Fishing ROD ssd
Tackle lie respectfully calls the attention Of Merchants and
Dealers generally his ssormea is and he
a eel good terms.
baltimore. Oct 1s4S. 6-eo7t z
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JOHN =. GRAY 81 co.
SUCCESSORS TO GILBERT & DONALDSON.
'oETEKs OF
English and German Hardware,
l99 MAIN STREET,
Hartford, Conn.

FoR CousrRV Men .cHANrs.-A toll stock Of A
mercan, English and German Hardware, Cutlery aud
Fancy Goods. Amer, Goods on consignment at
manufacturers prices. English and German Wares
of our importation, at the lowest New York and
Boston prices.
FoR MAsuFAcTURElis.-Shulil Pekers, Brushes,
Files Iron and Brass Wire, Paper, Irvine, Sc, IN
GLIDING every thing in our line of business
FoR MECHANICS Saws, Edge Tools, Bench
Planes, and al the variety OF Mechanics Tools OF the
best quality That be obtained with complete as
sortment Of Cabinet trimmings.
FoR BuILDERs.--Wood Screws, Patent Butt
Hinges, Cut and Wrought Nails, Morlice and Rim
Locks, with Silver p ated, Rose Wood and Brass
Trimmings Pumps, Lend Pipe, Well Chains, Oven
Mouths, and all the trimmings necessary for House
Building of the most approved kinds.
FoR Van MERs.--Shovels, Folks Hoes, Spades,
Scythes, S:kles Snaths, and Farming Utensils gen.
orally.
FoR HousEKEEPEns.-BIas Kettles, Andirons,
Shovel and longs, Bellows, Tea Trays, Lamps, Hol-
low Ware. Gridirops, Coffee Mills, &c. every thing
in the Hardware line wanted for Housekeeping.
For. SIoETsMEE.--Guns, Pistols, Percussion Caps,
Game Bags, Powder Fasks, Shot Bags and Pouches,
Fish looss aud Lines Traps Of various kinds, &C., all
at Wholesale and retail.
! lila rlord, Aug. II, lS45. 4wl
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Dtt0.

On the ID inst Mary Elizabeth only child of John and
CathariDe 4. Woodbury., aged ~ mo. and % days.
"Of such is the kingdom Of heaven"
In Townshend Aug 3, Sarah Jane, youngest daughter
Of Ezra and Sbbyl +. Shepard aged4 years and months
In Rutland AFTER lingering Illness, the 2ist ult,
Otis Fisher, in the Goth year Of his age.
In Rutland, Aug. -, Mrs Besey Foot, mother of Hon.
Solomon Foot, aged Is
In Leyden on the 18th uli Of consumption Miss Mary
Denson, daughter Of the late DR. Charles bensOu ct Whit
inghsm, aged Is years.
In Bennington Aug 10. Dea Solomon Gale aged SO.
In Keene, Misc Anna Metcalf, aged sZ
In Swanzey, Aug %, Of consumption, Miss Maria b.,
daughter Of Phineus and Mary Aldrioh, aged 80
Iy Lyndon Aug. Glib, Dea hbia Goodell, aged 81,
formerly Of Westminster.
Ia Wcstmoreland, n. H., July l6, Mr. Edmund Brews-
ter, aged ~ IN Winchester Aug g Of consumption,
ton Miss Sarah Jane Howard aged 90 10 Rindge Aug
2, widow Deborah Brewer, aged %. Ia Sullivan, July
IA, Mrs Bethiah, widow Of the late David E. Boynion,
aged IS.
In Woodstock, Aug. J after long confinement, Euncv
Emily, vile Of Edwin Hutchinson, Esq. aged &c.
AT Jacksonville August 9th, of dysentary, Forinda H.
daughter Of James H. and MIRANDA Boss aged 10 month";
Go then swee, one, go to thy rest,
Ts' Jesns bids thee come,
Go from this world of grief and pain
To thy eternal home.
We will not mourn or weep for thee
Thou hast joined the holy song,
Methnks we hear thy silyery voice
The hallowed strains Proiong
Editors Of the Bennington papers please notice.
In Mortified, Mass, August both, Thomas Dennie
Doak, aged years and six months.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

IN Probate Court, .7ygust %, 1915.
A N Instrument purporng TO be The last will and
N testament OF Jesse Eames, late OF Whtngham
deceased, is presented for probate by Reuben VIM
therein named executor thereof
Whereupon, il is ordered that hearing be had in
the premises before this court at session thereof to
be holden al Newlanc in said district, on the last
Thursday Of September next; and that said named
executor notify all persons OF the time and place said
hearing that they may appear and contest the probate
thereof, f they cause by publishing copy OF the
record OF this order three weeks successfully in the
Vermont phenix printed Brailleboro in saddstrc
previous to said time Of hearing
a true copy Of Record
Attest ROYALL TYLER, Reg'r.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

MARLBORO, IS.
In PROBATE Court, August %, 1915.
ZONES Chester Nelson, administrator upon the
- estate of George Breckenridge late of Whitngham,
deceas, and the court here for extension OF
the time heretofore limited 10 him to settle said estate
and pay the debts Of said deceased.
Whreupon, il is ordered that said administrator no.
lfy all persons interested, that this will decide
upon aid application a session thereof TO be holden
at NeNlane, in said district the last Thursday Of
September next, by publishing copy of The record OF
this order three weeks successfully in the Vermont
Phenix printed iBrateboro in said district, preyi-
Gus To said time of hearing.
true copy Of Record.
. Attest RoYALL TYLER, Reg'r
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Head Quarters for Rubbers

The subscriber having been appointed the agent for
selling all kinds OF imported and manufactured Rubber
Shoes, at the lowest Factory and Cargo prices,
offers for sale at his Store No 10 Broad Street, corner
Of Central Street, Boston, the following kinds, viz
5000 pairs Mems Patent Over Shoes.
10000 pairs Women's Patent Over Shoes.
5000 pairs Women's Patent Buskins.
900 pairs Womens Patent Sandal Over Shoes.
900 pairs Mems Patent Sandal Over Shoes.
Also-Imporled Rubbers, dressed and packed in IS
pair cases, ready for retailing, wiz
5000 pairs Mems, figured and plain.
10000 pairs Womens, figured and plain.
5000 pairs Misses and Chdrens, figured and plain
age the trade the lowest prices for Cash or cred
il. The above stock comprises in oil over
One Hundred Thousand Pairs.
of oil the desirable kinds now 10 this Market for sale
in lots 10 suit purchasers, by
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Brighton Market-Sept. |.

Reported for the Boston Morning Chronicle
At Market 9G0 head Of Beef Cattle, 10 Jokes Working
Oxen, 80 Cows and Calves $500 Sheep and about 1000
Swine.
PRIoEs-Beef Cate-We quote extra Cattle $500 first
quality $40 second quality, "a 25 4,5O third quality,
$4,000 $500.
Working oxen-sales made at $40, "A, 50, and 800.
Cows and CalvesSaes noticed at SIS 81, "a, %, 80,
and SIG
s6eePsnles Of old Sheep from 81 SO to ssa7. Lambs
from 81 % to SO.
Swine-Abou last weeks prices obtained At whole
sale, 4 and retail from to 3 l2c.