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WTLLIAMSB URGH IIElHS.

The Wig Primary Meetings for the election Of del
e-a,es TO the Mayoralfy sud other Conventions take
Mace in the various Wards on wednesday evening,
IL b instant
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ADVERTISEMENT
RP.ss ROLLING NILL.-Manufact lures of sheet,

rolled and rl.ter- Bra. Sod German Silver
Rr,.. end G.rn-n Silver Wire Bros sad Copper
Tsbps; Brs.- K.tfle.; Germ an Silver IN The lnEot
Alec 10 fuso Copper bsncs TIN, sPeter Ncsel
sc Order. from dealers others solicited WI a. W,ter-
bury Conn store Noe IS ard 81 Johp-st New fors
BENEDICT 4 BUsSH.s. Manufacturing Company
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

An effort Il being made to suppress the sunday
qBoT tIAe IN East Sessk Il s.'ins become % .Ae oS
Ns~ al on the SABBATH EsH Ito effect e. Se~sfs h.4
- $40, b-eu With ro~des AID oAens. <no dee
~. s.y by dra, snd esruus. and FREQ gently By 80
- o.irs, sabef Of these have been niiered rTled sf
,,rd ry ard ever> OF them were nnsd jester 10 'ae
County Cc1ft-
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MARRIED.

JONEs-sELKRIG-n hi. city. on Sunday evening, Octo-
Der the L.xirg Baptist Church. BY the kev
bones Mr. sudson r. Jones Miss May T. seikfs' Gil OF
Detroit. o,s
PLACE-sTILwELL-in Brooklyn, on sunday, October 8,
by the Rev Ar Woodruff " the y0rk st. T. Church lsse
n Place. FED of Wsshnstouvte, Oranse county to Arh
Fi,cta st~ ell, Of the former place
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be referreS 10 the Committee eurscL Insrunen 4.
that Prof Csrnoohsn ofthe Aforesaid COMMITTEE
tr,ttc the looua when uosnlaOu.y a.rssd fgrsps
h Prof Rsrwiok BY all pste. ihst the whole sacsi
fed 10 him tPrV CsBoc SD thai h decision shoald
Be final"
Although 90 far from home, an happy to have i,
in my power from an article also just received pub
lished in Tie Aer- York Medical Gazette. By Dr.
Trsnor, Chairman Of the Committee. to prove the
tot.l want 81 truth and common honesty in the Fate
men, made by DR.. C. C. Allen. All the other state
men,s made in my published account can be equally
vol sustaifef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-10

CasE OF LovIJoY vs.. BALDwN.-This case was
= - g.sr,.rx the Hs1son Co1nty Crcgit Court
xs,,;et Of $500 obtained "a favor Of toe paintn
new trial Irsntee' and occupied the Codrt Iss
h. IS. oed before the defense esd comp ~
s,, % the aisrrepce between the parties for pl.ns
e ~ s-utesr ard r 0lehrisr IT, Of jersey CITY and Z
"a sousbor of Yorx Fer the tef-nse NJ LsnfsEs Of
49, CO.. 40 ". Romano Of Seu fofk
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CHAEGE or NsrsEs.-A man named james
Me6lyna yesterday arrested charged with hsTnz ~nhe
nsh,rs with oue Jchn ; Mllen. AZ The corner Of rnty
fourth az. Ps'sv b;ea piece OF o. iAe up OF nuen
titus seouy dGinAsug his eourte5Aneo he Wa Locked up
IL Justice Siusr. Tor Trial
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CITY ITEMS.

The CARSON LEAGUE TRIUMPHANT AGAIs.-T~e
Of the adjourned ca-es Of alleged Illegal rnmselIing
were brought before Justice Andersen OF the Fnt1
District, yesterday morning. and the par;es-Ca'ha-
rine Oitnan, No. loi Division-st-, and Wm Cleary,
No. Orcbsrd.st-were each fined s2J. The LEAGYE
is an efficient agency, and should be literally sus-
tanned by the citizens Of New.York VINO wish the
rum traffic stopped. Trey have not lost case IN
New-Yorb, except where some prosecutions had been
brought against those who produced license. few
such cas-. have occurred. We find in the report of
the Monroe County Carson League that
"There have been 2O3 civil suits BROUGHT during
the year. all prosecuted TO judgment. The League
has not been beaten in single suit; victory 10 every
Instance bss perched our banner. The whole
amount of judgments recovered ia s3'66i. Of this
amount SO e42 "a have been collected"
The Office Of the agent is at No. BAG Broadway.
All cases of illegal selling-with the proofshoud De
entered on their books, and will be duly brought be-
fore the Courts.
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Gas, GAsi-GAs FIXTURES Of new designs
and unsupassei worknA5shp, will be found at the great
uspufsctuiins depot Of aReHER WARNER Co, No. 80
Brosow.y also portable sppastus for country resi-
deboos churches OF factorias
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ArTysPTFn srTC

ArTrsPTED Suicide Henrietta Stlva. resident
Ct tks rufsh low 40 = -s yeterSsT -,asmpted
suicide Is sWslcw1s vial % suisaun SheA she
ot;a1td the eTgs 30 81 Pssst She attended
b. D. sEoa- szd q S~ia 81 the Ne York SsYss and
b thl.l txtIiioEs heT II, vii probably be saved
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Internationally
CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIyTUREs.-Our as

sorment comp-s sod orisins drsisn' modelled .nd
AZ estzhi shtn-nt Dealers sud others
nyf.d 60 essnns stick which will Be sod on tue most
favorable Prompt ssnton will be river to the execa
ion Of orcers. =, -. "A,
W.reroons Noe s. and 81 Johnst Factory Nos s5 SS'
and $50 " est 2ith ST. y. T. MITCHELL, BAILEY ~ 20.
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BROOXL YN ITEMS.

TrsrrRAscE Mass NEErSG.-The Hon. f. l..
Snow will address the citizens OF Brooklyn at the
Lyceum. Washington-st., this evening.
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Tar CouRrS-HuDsos CoUyrr CorRr OF OfER
.xp TEyyrxrR -Jsese Hsyns presiding The Gtne ~
hss In sessos for ivo vsso 40 as not no..
srs.bs Ia q i.de:Henr sy far ,hsa u ,si.-
49, icr n.e and As.sst and batteries we're sentences
$50 I'd in urisonraenf according 70 taez eaersss
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Ht.yY VERDICT FOR SrDrcrIos.-Neariy year
a. ,,,-rr,nees connected with Of .isf,d sedae-
~ h,..-h ~ ,route were patlshed IN vnieh n 4
b.. sen sss s,i.n e.rs:s ". ss.,ssa
"a. ~ sccrped - enesi poss - n WUessoa- Is ~
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The highest premium Of the Great State Far
fer Pictures awarded 70 ROOT the eeleoraed
Artist al No. So Broadway corner OF Franklinst
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n tior,er.-Grsnd sale Of splen'id HOUsEHoLp JIM
Tt-RF. UOJsF 70 LET and LEASE for SALE Possession
w. m,d.teIy will ,.ll at public auetioo on THURSDAY
ceook AN ~ 90, disposed OF 81 private s,lr all
Fp,nitre and Hou hold Goods contained 10 the four
c,y ro stone Home .tusted In 25th two doors west
fon 7,b-sy being No ia West 25ths, containing every
~, desirable for elegance and co1ifor
80 ~ o, ID. choicest sOods both regards material sao
uorkrssbp for the most part 10 hne order aud dvns1 .
s,, r,rlor chamber and dining Furniture OF ne
ood Yshossny Black Walnut Also will oe SOD 81 "a,
R.s BEDDING Linen Also the Siiver~ae, Cdtey yu'
and Decorators soue which nihes nt D.
"a ssetirt.u The house contains i've thousand d2a
r,,b OF sooS. and ably located In pleasant pc %
hod ard a., 70 run at sey "a ~ a..
The House Will be L. ADD portion 81 the eon,ens r
sbois 1. not wanted the whole will be sold ana
too nav remsn on bond and mortgage u properly 1911
Psr.op. DESIRING purchase arrange Tor me "a
~ "a 10 morn or the Anetoneer, al hs onlos W ~
B.sEnsn.t from A NJ to p NJ where y. ." sn 40 an
vii be gveu Parties desiring 10 zee 'Se
Monoay ard Tussesy. from 10 A " to q r. IN
ATCTION NOTICE.-BOOTS, SHOES and
n RrBBERs-We would e.Il attention 20 'n rirgs
es,e. At the Of A. o GALE No ...or,sasn,
sor rrsste sale very low. BY d. GALn 20 90 rs.I'.
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fAayertisemsnt I
Tie Discovery of

Tie Discovery of the Applicability oil steam 10
Con and BIS uiacurns uses va not more y.a.oe
IL. .orld thsn DEsHLERs discovery flr Fever ara
A,u. !. 10 the invalid Sold BY C. v CLieKLsER Co. NO
81 P1Tclsy-st
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" OKTH NfffN'7.- UF If'.E ri'IVUHIu 'II''' UT
srEREocorE made in this country, be seen At
BooT's magnificent Gallery. Ne ~j Broadway, corner OF
Fr.akln.st. Csl and see then.
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NATIONAL THEATER.-A large and fashionable
audience VISITED The house last eyeni 10 witness Nr
Sc OF tbe SURGEON PAsis and The 6e.uti'
I or,ua Of THE yAAPRE. Both will BE- repeated TONIGHT
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well sustained.

]. Dr.. Trenor. IN confirm,
tior Of The truth Of ny st-te-
inert. ssys: "Ths; Pot Rem
wick proposec that The ma
" jony and minJnty reports
"are awards Of the Commit
"iee On Density should be
"left TO the eeesiol Of Prof
"CAnoohsn. aud thi- proposal
WAS gIsed by all the mem
bes OF The Comm ittee then
pes ut ~
II. Prof Csrpochsp ssys IN
confirmation Of the truth Of
my statement: The nsttsr
Wa l.ft to me. ard cons--
openly the reports iusjority
ard minority w-re not sc,ed
upon by any other m. mber
OF the Jury upon Surgery"
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HouGH, Auctioneer
JrCTION NOTICE.-Extensiye Catalogue

~ SALE o. the CONTENTS OF HOUSE No. ~ Warren:
:, rs,T Inc Hudson River Railroad Depot TO-MokROW
weSse,dsy1 MORNING, at 10 A. NJ The House has been
ceLty shed At expense throughout by tue
BOT removal being deemed necessary ow,ns g
H. demands for business locations the ENTIRE CONIESro
viii De offered uns,eyedy saeq1 Tor cash % the highest
L,Jdsr The PARLOR FURNITURE Is all rosewood con
n. ~ suite Crimson aud Maroon Satin; do Ia fuf-
- "a Gold in aud Crimson French Imported Broca'
Thee Of the material and hstola work
Marbeop sidebosIds Etaseres for corner spen-
d E,y and Reception Chairs Fancy dol snumber Of excel
en O Paintings embracing pleasing variety Of slbJecs;
Issi,. F,edors beautifully inlad; marbeop Tables OF
ysroE .crrtiou.; Tapestry and Bruel. Floor and star
Carretrs number Of beautiful and choice decorations,
such a. french China Vases Prisn Groae' Gothic nlad and
Alshss,s Clocks Secretary and BOOK Case; ist rate
rsnt,d ful 7ocrave Piano Forte; Essantlytrsmet Per
ute lOoxs inches, also Oval do Breakfast Dining
Al Ftenson Tables China Dinner and Tea sets Cut Glass
Wa Cutlery silver Ware Casters, Forks spoons Te.
St and SAlser Sofas Chairs Blankets, Countepanes pL
low. BossIs cuedhsir Mattresses, Toilet Sets, &c
SAFE positive
AUCTION NOTICE.-SAMUEL OSGOOD,
n suctloueer will sell at hi. sore, No 81 Nasaas To-
MORROW (Wednssasy at III isrss CO. leenon OF new
and 'scood hand HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and PIANO
FORIFs The furniture comprises SOFAS, SOFA aud Lousge
Bed. Boo.es"s Bureaus, Rocking Chairs bsdstesds, Nat.
te. end Psasses Arm and Parlor Chair, Marble top Cen
10. Table, utension fables Ea.6rss, Wardfobes Lace
window CurtAns Plated Ware, Sc. Terms cash.
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sEPr. S------Ocr -
Amount Average Average Average AvePse
EAMEsor Of mnt Of amount am ut Of smoonS
BANKS Capital Loans of Losns& Of
Oct 7. Disc'nts Specie. Disc'nts Specie.
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Trenor Allen and Psruly
BY inserting the above, in order thst my friends
and the public may be able to judge Of the truth Of
the respective statements you will greatly oblige
Yours Sc Il. PARaLY.
No. IS Place Tendcms Par, sep.. q 1854
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The Rev. d. ID Lore and family, late of the Metho-
DIET Mission to South America, arrived yesterday
morning from Buenos Ayres in the bark Hugh Burck-
head
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Deerease... s72i,iss siaii,rH ........ siJos,sls
The figures are:
Comp.arvE TABLE Of the Looms Speris Circulation aad D.
no,,u Of the Banks Of the Guy " Neto York for tie vess
ending Say lay Sep So 1884, and SATURDAY, OF 1854
To rheh ared he Capital of each Bank at ne dffsv dah
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J.. DR.. c. c. Allen. 10 eery.
ina the truta CT III sts.sm a..
IN ms letter 20 Prof R-uxi-k
(which letter was pg5.isssd -
that gentleman. greatly IN his
%. JUDGE. for the Piofessor
knew b-tter.l says: There
vas 10 Agreement or under
" standing between Us that he
/" (Pfof CarnOcnsn) sas 10 DO
" umpire"
III. DR. r e Alien. ia his
article 10 The DentI Ner,-Let-
fey. says q m statement.
" This 10 not tn " and sid.:
81 oid nor undertsod ts..
|" Prot. Carro:lan was selected
as umpire say more thsn sny
/" other ooe Of the surgi:l
- Committee
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Roo,Nes-To,.I amount Of Cspital, Sept 81 tn6A 800
Total .yersse amount and Dseo1nn sept
To, average amount Of Specie Sept 20 slto 80 TgtsA
.ysse amount Of Loans and Discounts, oct tsi 'so@a
T,sI sysr,ss amount Of Specie. Oct. ], sls,sO,5l7
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Antoine Ravels benefit comes off at Niblo's TO-
night, when the house will be filed to raoSing-
that IT, if the friends Of that prince of comic panto-
minists begin to do justice to their fsvorte.
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SER. % ----Ocr. u
Amount Avr'ge Average Ayrgs Average
Of smo'nt amount smo'ntl smount
BANKS Capital OF Cir Of of Cir. Of
Oet. 7. cust'n Deposits eulsrn Deposits
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MeRE FIREMEs CoAIsG.-The Silver Gray FIRE
Association, No. 10, Of Lyons, Mas, VIII arrive IN
this City on Wednesday morning next.
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MECHANICS IssTITUTE.-Tbe annual classes at the
Mechanics Institute, corner of the Bowery and Dvi
sion.st, for iDstruf ton in mechanical architectural
and ornamental drawing, aud modelling, with other
branches Of education, will be formed during the
preeept week.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-08

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at
WASHINGTON DisrRcT, Montpelier within and frsad
District op the Cd day If June, A. u. 1854,
IRA STONE Guardian OF d. Fayette l.. Taft, Of Bare
in said Ds,ric: makes application to said Court, for
license sell the following described Real Estate Of his
said ard to wit all the Real Estate belonging his
said Ward situated IN Barre afurcs i'd being the Real
Estate deerecd by said Cou, March 81 1854 To Fayette
h. AZ heir Of Lewis Ta late Of Barre, deceased,
resenng that would be for the nte,es Of the said Ward
have the sad Estate Sold and the proceeds such sale
put at interest for his benefit.
Whereupon IL ordered by said Court that the said APP
pcaton referred session thereof to be held at the
Probate ,ce in Montpelier, OIL the 9Th day Of June,
1854 for h. afng and decisa thereon and Ia further
deed that notice Of nature Of said application aud Of
the time and place appsued for the hearing thereo be
given all Interested by the Qualification ." tue same three
weeks slccessively ia The Green Mountain Fireman.
newspaper published at Montpelier previous To said
time appointed that they may appear At said time aud
place. and If they cause object to the granting Of said
license. By the C0ur,
o. ""' Attest. T. n. MERRILL. Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-08
1854. VI Central Railroad. 1854.
Northern and Western, British
and United State Mail Route.

IN and after June 1884, Passenger Trains will run as
" follows:
Going North and West.
LEAVE BOSTON at Ia A. NJ, reaching Burlington
at ROuses Point at Montreal al and Ogdeusburgh
at II 10 P. NJ.
LEAVE BOSTON at ~ NJ, New York 8 A. NJ, lodge
at Montpelier Vi ana arriv at Burngt on at $40 Rouses
Point at $780, Montreal at 10, A. NJ and ogdepsburgh at
r. next day
Going East and South.
LEAVE RUUsEs POINT ASA. NJ, and 3A7PM
IN connection with tvans from Montreal and Ogdensburc
and arrive in Boston and New York THE SAME DAY
BY the a. NJ, imin aud the nsIi day, by the p
| Nj, traiHs
For further information, apply at the Ogdeusburx and
kouses Point Passenger Stations the Champlan and S,
LawreHce Railroad Office, Montreal, to Uris Krns.lI
Agent loS state Street. aad at the Ticket Once scuoI
lays Binding, so Court Street, Boston.
~ Freight Trains run daily.
| JAMES MOORE.
| a, Supt. v. 9. R.R
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The Niagara Falls Gazette states that per-
feet tornado visited that section of the country on
the I'm inst A saw-mill and several buildings
were demo ished- One man, by the name of Par
malice, was illed.
! urlng Tue past wear no horsrs. with 1000
rooms, have Uceu built in / URN, here religious
freedom is guaranteed by the Constitution while
every other Italian city is going to decay.
The bells were toed in Hartford Conn. at
sunset on Friday evening, May Goth, on account
OF the Nebraska bill. The same thing was done
at New Haven.
DAMAGE TO FRUIT TRREs.-A correspondent
In recent number of the Wing correcis the
statement made in that paper few days since,
that the prospect for fruit was good this season.
tie says that thorough examination of fruit trees
In this vicinity, shows that the cold winter has
been disastrous, and ventures the opinion that
about an eighth of the value of fruit trees in this
vicinity has been lost during the winter land more
than half, probably three quarters of the quanti-
ty of fruit from last year. This is rather sad
conclusion but at present, seems to be The fact.
Me. Farmer.
SINGULAR CAsE.-The Daily Is. CO. Colum-
VA" says III barnwell, .. ", a lew days
ago, negro man was struck by lightning. His
scalp for the greater part, was torn up from be-
hind forwards; the fluid then passed down the
sides of the neck, reached the brelst, which it
lacerated severely, and thence passed down each
OF the lower eXtremites, tearing wide cash the
way down. Yet, strange to say, he was not kill
ed, but bids fair to recover. The rain descended
copously Immediately after the st oke, and to
this the negro probably owes his life
/ The fillibusteis of New Orleans pretend that
they have an expedition against Cuba already or
ganized to be headed by Gen. Quitman, and that
hey have million by the bonds which they have
issued
4 Swenty-four thousand and seven hundred emi-
grants arrived at New York in three days.
The health of the Pope of Rome is poor, and
he is supposed to be threatened with dropsy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-08
L)ieo.

In st. Abans June 4th of consumption greatly respected
and beloved in life and deeply amented in DEATH Rev. H.
PUTNAM late Rector Of the Episcopal Church. in Montpelier
whose charge, few months since he compelled rein-
quh on account of declining health aged about 80 years.
In Greensboro March 16th Mr. Peter B. Gncs late Of the
city Of N " builder,aged As years, II months and II
years.
In Greensboro April 12th Geo. Amos son Of Samuel W.
Boarlman, aged mouths and 20 days
In Greensboro May 22d Dea John Alden aged n years.
months and 8 days.
by wise improvement Of his youthful days in Clare.
mont N. H., and by subsequent efforts, he became good
scholar though in the MAN, seaught He commenced his
a. teacher in Weathersed, VT, years ago; and
afterwards permanently employed teacher in the
Academy at Cambridge, N. Y, and at Greenbush and
Nassau for period Of 80 years. In 1916 while teaching
Cambridge he become hopefully pious and has since
lived in manner consistant with hs professions.
The last 10 he has spent upon his farm In Green's
boro He died the "deat of the Righteous" Printers
N H., and N. Y. please copy.
In Greensboro, May 9th, Lydia Goodrich wife Of Capt
William Baker, aged 80 years, months and days.
She native OF Newburyport Mass, where, and ir
Salisbury, she spent nearly third Of her long life. Soor
after her marriage at Salisbury 1 years ago she
| with her husband to the wilderness Of Vermont.
They lived years in Vershire 10 years in Orange II
years in Barre and the last n years. they have spent will
their Col Samuel Baker In Greensboro AS wife, he
husband who survives to her loss praiseh her.
mother and grandmother, she afeconate kind
and her children and Erapdehiidren rise up and
blessed Printers in N. H. aud Mass, please copy.
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MONTPELIER MARKET. Inn. a.

pRo,sioSs, &c-Butter, family, Is to Is; stere, 90
o. Eheese, to 8. Lard, ~ to IA Taliow, 10 10,
40 to so per bush.
FLouR.-Extra fine All 80 IN q 90 fancy ell 90 to 90
superfne, $40, rs to 90
GRAIN AND iiAr-Corn, 100 to 90 per bush. Oats SO
90 neIdsgass Seed, S2S. Glover, 1910 o0c pei h.
Hay, $1,000 to 1900 per ton.
q MiscELL,r xeus-Dry and Green Hard Wood, 3d. to
'o per cord Shingles, 81 25 to LIS per NJ Wool, 81 tn
c per ID Nails, 800 cwt Salt, 70 to SOC per lush
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Chr 1flarkets.


UAM nRIDGE MARKET, Msy 81.
NJ MaIkei 3s] Cattle, ahuut alt csV s. and no Sures
consisting OF ~orkihl ken SOW, ana ealves yesrngs
Two and tiir". yest- ias
Al thKKl 3EEF.-tixlfa, $780, mist qualify
ss,oo "tad qualify, $3.50 as,75, third quality 81, rs
"ia,nar!, S5,75 7,5O.
nnIDEs-s6,0o $50 perewt. TalIow, $s,25 $50
rELrs-$l,Oo rs. Calf skins ,I3c PeIib
VEAL CALvEs-$0,50 q 500.
WORKING oIEs.-sss, 100, 125, 1856, I65.
COWS CALvEs-s38, 40, Sc, rs.
fE'RLiNGs-S00to 90, Two Years Old SCOT 90; Three
Years Odds, $40 to 1902
BY lot $3.50, $50, 5,75a
swiNE-Retail, to Sc.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-08

bUSTUN MARKET, June 5.
FLouh-tieRessee, Michigan and Ohio 80 pc ri 50
fancy, 1878; extra Genesre, SIC, so to IL, 90.
GaAiE..Corn yellow. 93c, white, Sci Oats, north
ern, 6Sc. Rye, Loco. Wheat, 300 to q, 90.
,tRovI,isNs-Prime Pork, 1880 per bbl; Mess 1850
U ~ Sl75n. Boston Mess Beef Sl4,5O al5,OO. Lao
~ IL: Hams, 9 a loo per III Butter, common and
Store, u isc: family 23a 26c. Cheese, MILK 10
i2c ionr NEAL 7as. Potatoes. $40 so pc bush.
Hors-Frs sort 1885, 80 to CSC per Id. $50 crop SO 90
oEsps.-aerds Grass, $2,S7 3,25 per bush. Glover
northern, IL l-2 lac per ID.
asHEs-Pears, $6,25 a $50 psrcwt; Pots, $500
WooL-Prime saxohy Fleece 5e &c Full Blood, So a
and one ion nth do. 3S a AZ.
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WW0A-GAkniMe
CLOTH.DRESSTNG

THE subscriber, having just purchased new machinery
throughout, and employed an experienced Work man
Is prepared to do all kinds Of work In his ns in the b,s,
style, and warranted to give satisfaction Parcels IL n n
FrsncH &c scRinsHs's sroar, Montpelier will be taken
and returned without extra charge. -.
Cash paid for Wool and Pelts.
Barre, Nsy ~, lssA s,vsscS
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Elijah WinsInip,s Estate.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by the Hon
Probate Court for the District OF washington Conn
TO receive examine and all cams and de-
snds Of all persons against the estate OF Elijah Winship
late Of Moretown in said District deceased represented
nsovent and the term Of SIX months the 30th day
said deceased 10 exhb, and prove their respective claims
before usDo give notice thas we will attend 10 the duties
ship in IN said DISTRICT the first day Of July,
and thiish Of November next at o'clock, In the fore
DAVID BELDING, c.,.,,.
H. @. BULKBLEY. oo'"
M~retown, M,y 80. A. n. le5xt -
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HOIman's Spring Bitters.
nlarric0.

In Washington, Jan. 9Th, by Rev l.. Harris, Mr.. JoHx
CLouGH and Miss CHRsrAyA DsSsuoRg both of Washington
Also, by the same in Wiamstown, March 2ls Mr.. JoHs
H. PERKINS of Washington and Miss LYDIA T. DUTToN Of
the former place.