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Redemption or Virginia stx Per Cent. Deb

fE holders following certificates debt issued by
State OF Virginia. redeemabe the 9Th day of March, 1884,
and afterwards within period ceedng fifteen will take
the te sinking and'
OF the general assembly Virginia. passed The 18th day Of
March, 1885, will proceed the first day OF April 1885,
the said certificates Of the Commonwealth
aforesaid The certificates required the
APRIL Office OF
and, whether surrendered the interest thereon will
that day;
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The "a persan Will b av as boo unicu Il
payment of lAe subscription be made Ia advance
staht sabseFseTs Haay forward money b. ss tae ~
which viz ee raid ~ ~ al dorYea Is n. a
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rAr.susr psrAHrassr
r once Llsns.noas= Board,
January 10, lssS
sEPARArE sEALnD PROPOSALS ~an be received al o.
s sos sap,ss In .ns house s.ssS,ha.s. si,s .s ons
o g . q s < ss ass'ss ya .'ssas q s
own ssshussais, he Of sr be delsr
a.s.s = ~ .apea edsl oa "l ss as s%ia
dates speess and also al M respective points named on The
Lot No ~ tsiga soa
pressed spsfm OH, and
1900 twenty two iaossandl gallons bee. spans-
strained o. p,sssa spfs,a OIL 70 be Delivered on
10, No ao sanssn thoas.nd gallons best winter strained
iseO t.sssn uasasansl gallons Sss spras strained
o.ps..sd spssH oil, 70 bs delivered on 'ns is'
slses tssa,ssa Soasandl gallons
s.i.s s'.fa ass..as sss ~ ssaa.
ihe Is, day of lane, isss
FOR THE LAKES.
(seyen hanare gallons
o sssssa psssa Ave
a ,,ssa :. s,s.sse as, % s 70 - a.
issa : .ss.s,r - s.as "a ss as,s Ari ssss
aa .na4sdia A-as ess opening of The Efte ca
4o tour hundred and hG,y) gallons best winter
strained or pressed sperm oi and 80,
strained OF pressed sperm OIL 10 be delivered TO
;ns collector ana superintendent ta O. igh,s a.
1853. or Immediately after the opening Of The Ene
comprised "a
mentioned places io tie Lights the lakes be in mail
hound cask ORDER from eakage, containing from
my gsIon EACH all United
the charges sad rsk q the contractor e"aaco and a es
the contractors warehouse other place sposite.
supply shaft b delivered vessels shall be
readiness % receive The and The supply vessels hend
oil days specified
delivery, contracting parry liberty dsnvsrit
point
o delivery, and shall be entitled within heen
such delivery. Fl
All the oil contracted under foregoing proposals be sub
ected tp The which Il
will remain inpd by burning such be
thought The whom
assigned Light House Board The
strained oil iupd "a
Of Faene lower the spring strained oil temperature
OF 10 degrees Of Fasrenhe, II. IN
lot
whole quired option bidder
bid will he entertained qnaBtty comprised
Of the several designated Nos g The bids
explicitly the lot proposed for number
her the kind oil lots, and the
per gallon tor each quality OF oil.
All bids be scaled and endorsed Prsrosais Oh
Ihf on and placed another envelope, and directed
Secretary Of the Light House Board, Washington d.
bond, with security Of department
senai each under
foregDg proposals. Will be cond
oned for the faithful contract executed
wi hin ten days after The acceptance of the bid.
board, under OF
right reject bid though be the lowest from other
sideratons than ia amount.
BY order OF the Light House Board
,%aN VI THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Jan ls-3awioistFeb 1855 Secretary.
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Those holders of certificates who
residing beyond the limits
nordse the before minister plenporensy charge
fafass consul, viceeonul
appointed BY United
before ofcer Of
the eief Of
therein reing in the United States the acknowieagmeu
fore peace public
appointed ~ of Virginia, Is sufficient In all
the ccruecAe Bg-t be delivered.
g. w CLUTTER, Auaor Public Accounts. The Commission
y. ". PARKER, Register. OF the sink
GEO W. MUNfoRD, ssc'y Commonwealth. J iag fund.
RcHxoxn, Virginia, December 3l, 1884,
Dec 3i--d3m
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Minnesota Land Agency.
TRACY ~ FAIlNHaM,

w Bankers and General Land q gents,
ST. ANTHONY FALLS, MINNESOTA.
COLLECTIONS made proceeds promptly
" rates of exchange.
Landed made southern capitalists
that will and annum
The immigration, Of and
intimate acquaintance with enable
that win double in every year the
thousand dollars will
Of thousands How be safely profit
ably Invested?
Land the vicinity ~ and thriving villages be
bought SO, ST. and s5
Many Of the
been made by the a real and those that
and foresight purchase when lands eheEp will
.
Satisfactory references For particulars address
TRACY FARNHAM,
Dec lS-dSwlms ..s# ST. AHthony Fails.
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Exgerrlvs coNNuYrcArIoN.

#8 EXECUTIVE coaMuNrcATIoN.
The SPEAKER laid before the House communication
from the War Department in TO the House resolu
ton requesting the Secretary Of War 10 report whether
any and II any what military deences are necessary ~
Proetors Landing at the terminus OF the Mexican Gn
railway in the State Of Louisiana which laid on the
table and ordered 70 be printed.
TERRITORIAL BUSINESS.
Mr. RICHARDSON asked the unanimous consent Of The
House enable him TO submit motion setting apart the
goth 39h and 3st days Of the present month for the
sideration Of territorial business.
Objection being made,
Mr. r. moved 90 suspend the rules.
The SPEAKER ruled the motion TO be out Of order
KASgs EXPEDITION.
Mr. PENNINGTON presented the resolution Of the egs-
late Of New Jersey praying Congress to take measures
fit expedition 10 20 the Arctic in search Of
the American expedition under the command Of DIR. Kane
which was referred the Committee on Naval Affairs
Mr. CHANDLER arise 70 ask the unanimous consent
Of the House 70 enable to take from the table a
Joint resolution from the Senate relative the expedition
10 which reference has been made n ANYTHING ia 10 be
DONE il must be done quickly and If anything be
done ought to know II. Unanimous consent was not
given.
HEtPtSe MACHINES
Mr. PECK presented The resolution or the legislature Of
New York. demonstrating against the extension Of the
patents Of Mccormick, HusSey, and Moore Hasca for
reapng machines which received by unanimous
sent laid the table, and ordered 20 be printed.
PACIFIC RtuRoAo
The House then resumed the consideration Of The bin
granting the right Of way and making donation Of the
public lands to aid Ia the construction Of main trunk
central railroad 70 The western border q
the State Of Missouri Iowa At point between the
36,h and asa parallels o. latitude and 70 pursue the
practicable route the city RI san Francisco on the
Pacifc with branch road dyerRing from The main
trunk al some point % the Rocky mountains be-
tween the lo3d and O5th degrees or longitude the
southern branch through the territories q Tie Uni
ted States in the direction Of Memphis in the State Of
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3rRNITURE FOX sALE---A gentleman with handsome
dispose furniture
occupied By him The uroifure
new quality, and everything comprised IN the
handsomely The furniture OF
black walnni, nd upholstery IN bfoca,sns. #r
housekeeping will be enabled 20 SUIT
furniture kitchsn paror, ard
house, he desires and in delightful section Of
the city Payment made
Address Hubbard through cy post oce No. ~ General
Land Ohiee.
Jan A--dn
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The National Hotel

N this city opened reception guests
The removal OF krchen
Of the buding and the alterations and about dining
will add the and
The table will furnished the best the markets Afford
and served the best and labor will be
The subscriber ersore oa, public win
which
desiring the
after the 2eh, by calling at the Hotel.
r. d. WILLARD.
w.sHEaros Cry, November "A, lsji
Mail tG.--rf
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Home nm Boarding school for Boys.

THIS Monday Jsnss, 1884, IN The
of Fs's Church, FirfaI county, yna 10 "
eight Aierndna, from Washington ey, and sr
celebrated for heahf
The principal sas made Ihs school one where pnps
thorough American cdncsnn
The .eolasc divided into trrs terms
menenr respectively dr Monday % January April and
September.
Board and tuition $50 payable per term IN advance
will he snhectrd charge
For further address r. s Judnn faHS Church Fair
fsx county, NitFinis.
Nov sf-9awtfs Jand&cf
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Orna amentai Trees for sale.

The best variety for cemeteries and lawns
" They all seednss free growth and free from suckers and
insects and are not nnied No silver leaf maple from ~ 70 IL
rt " The clear, and well funhe
nigh karopess cf foliage European
rss size ~ the shore large hand prices sccnd
nx 70 size and number purchased from Is Come and
see o yoafsei Call uPaa jsmes Nsher public Eardsaer.
ian l7-lkw3w.
TUE Royal Kaiendar, (Red Book y ! court and city
1875.
Jan FEANcK TAYLOR
4 IssA
TAi. asy received from London
Ianlf FRANCR TAYLOR.
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in CONGRESS OF THE u. STATES
MoNDAY, JANUARY 2, ls55.


Mr. CASS presented the credentials OF Hon. JOHN $,
KL appointed by the governor Of the State ofNew Hanp
shire TO I'll the vacancy occasioned by the death Of Hon
Moses Norris which read and the oath prescribed
by the constitution having been administered TO Mr. w he
took bis seat in the Senate
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CAitDTo All wish purchase
Keeping articles q kind The subscriber
hts house furnishing
The Esehsnge Bank, well 6sd with fine None
need wait auction sales bargains he
BE- ouiionc anywhere He has of beautiful
store, aud eight of enaafsd chamber
iuraiurv, made nfdrT and hnSshsa o
The ar advanced, vsy large
desirable. and delivered
ssf fee oe charge, 70 all of the Georseown
Nov 2S-eod3w " NeGRFGnR.
no Members Of Congress. strangers sajanrnieg d. the
city, and the pahllc gsneaiyfernt call
ZION TO ay as. and superior stock q eos csssres and
which viii b. nAds order
such style cannot f please Having establish
with the beet workmen ~ garments
manufactured BY shalt he thoss
tshtishsnent In the United States.
wN a. STAMFORD, Merchant Talnr,
Fenu. avenue, three door. ID street No. as.
Ao, agent for hs regular Fspch FASHIONS received regularly,
cults month. w. ". =.
Dec 9-asw1wif
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NIHEREAS land NO 52G4O, for 81 acres, issued
w of Benanne Puckr military in
1912 and whereas said address through
post sf Washington city
laid hereby that shalt The appy
the Office OF thy Commissioner Pensions duplicate
ssm NJ. 10. TAPsCOTr.
Nov 2o--iaw6w
CARRIAGE Horses saIr-A pair of beautifully
" family carriage horses together
built
vaiue being and Tn.
been Only about twelve nanhs and
nd perfect ~ hrst
oxper will
Apply 10 WM. +. MOVE, Coal-dsaer, FIRST Ward,
Now
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dress a i.e to a.
EGERTON & BRO,
Box l03, Post Office,
Baltimore, Maryland.
N BCorrepoudents canuot be careful IN writing in each
Office, county,
holding tickets wishing renewed cashed,
invariably tickets the tickets beng like bank notes
payable presentation only list contains
capitals prizes lottery from the Of the tickets
upv,a Jan. Is
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CATHOLIC sooksA larEs and varied sssermeni - an
" oc works. ineaing vncent's Maura Chrstans Guide
Of Devoon nouay Rhe piain and elegant binding,
al The lowest pricrs.
Just received At TAYLOR MAUhf,s
Jspt 9th
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Ia ~ fsss.Sssea .sess1s

~ W ~
. TrGiJs a fsiIoas:
EAvE daily except Sunday, and 81 M, and
IL y. IN.
n Sunjay, at 8, aud 5, p
Baltimore AZ aud =, a. and 5 ard % m
on sunday, at ~, 10. aud 5, !.
with Ramore aud Ohio railroad for the West
are trains leaving q, o. M, aud 3, ..
pbta New York. NJ and eG and s.
For Annapolis, at m, and 5, P. ..
For Norfolk, al 3, p IN. =. ..-.-.-.-. I. ....
r. u, PARSONS, Ageoth
Particular called rule requiring responsible
person who may wish pass the road
Dec ST. + + + f. i.
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rNWO furnished chambers fas For rent,
Dcdous chambers neatly and comfortably furnished They
egsy located 5b street, between Louana
neghn od. and Ma
iional and Brown's Hotels They yey
friends who wish
Joining, with a dooI osening between them.
Inquire The premises, No 4J7 5 Congregational
Dee duff
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 50 Wall street, y. v
BROWN, sHtPLEg, S CO.,
H#4as# Lay erpou,
G. ROBERTS \ CO.,
I3 Kings Ward. Lsad8i
##. u.# ". o, wAiNW RIGHT q CO.,
fv.ssss asalt ssss4 ~ Paris.
GEO. n DRAPER, Haue
The owners these for gold
bullion, specie ersesy precious stones metals unless bhs a
heror and the saas thereof therein
Dee l7-du Eaa5s
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ANOTHER RICH oNE-DoLLAR LOTTERY!
On Tuesday, January 30, 1855,
PATArsCo INSTITUTE LOTTERY, ...


luck which has attended office will fully authorize
saying obtain good prize only necessary ad
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Mr.. FOOT gave notice that he should, to-morrow, or
early day theresfier ask leave 10 introduce bin
provide for the erection Of marine hospital Burngto
Vermont
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Mr. GWlN submitted a resolution requesting The Secre-
ary Of the Interior transmit the Senate copies 81 the
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as its primary object, the overthrow Of all re-
lielous federation To accomplish this is the
avowed design OF the American or Know Moth.
ing movement. II this is It's true object, we
see nothing objectionable in IT, On the con-
rary we see much to commend the movement.
II is not, il we are correctly informed, Cru
SADIE "agalnst religious toeration,' but for its
defence. Il is not war upon the rights Of
Catholics, but war for the defence Of Pro-
testantism.
We are no alarmisis. We arc not wont to
'snuf danger from affair."" But we do believe
that the liberties Of this country are to-day, en-
dangered by the progress Of Popery n Ameri.
ca. We do witness with deep concern the in
cessant landing of millions Of ignorant and
presiridden Catholics upon our shores. We
do believe that some movement was demanded
TO meet and remedy danger which was. every
month, becoming more imminent. 1.-THE Know
Nothing movement shall prove an adequate
remedy, we shall thank il for the present, and
bid II God-speed for the future.
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bate, was sustained. So The spoliation claim
ants are again laid out stone cold.
In the senate, Tuesday, General Cas- ,b.,
delivered his promised elementary hpon Tho
declaration Of Lord Clarendon IN the Brh;.I
Hoase Of Lords respecting the entire accord =,
the governments Of France and England No,
only upon the Eastern question, but upon M
matters Of policy in either hemisphere NJ,
Cass, during the last session Of Con6ress ~,
iced this remark Of Lord Clarendon. a. nj,
as a speech Of the French Emperor Of 49,
lar tenor, in which he inferred that alla,o.,
was made 10 Cuba
At the conclusion Of General Cass' ,ddre,.
Mr.. Mason stated that Lord Clarendon b,d n.
officially expressed IN Mr.. buchanan ri. ~"
prise that such an Interpretation had 5ekn 49,.
ed upon his declaraiion-ihat he simplv 49,
that the Western Powers accorded in teoa,d !.
certain commercial treaties with coun,r;e, h..
dering on the river La PLATA He wa, ~,
however, disposed to allow this sta,emen, ,n,
importance, and alluded 10 the course ,ha, h,a
been pursued by Great Britain at San Juan i
Central and South America, in Ecuador ,nd
Peru, in Cuba, San Domingo, and the s,od.
which Islands, as illustrating the designs of N.
Western Powers. In all these regions ioaven.
ces had been used to procure results favor,bl.
to European governments and prejudieial 10 on,
own, and from the arrogant interference Of ,bs,.
maritime powers, said Mr.. Mason, even mi.
republic was not exempt. The discussion va,
continued by Mr.. Clayton, who commended ,b,,
our government could not rightly acquire The
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-02-24
DEATH OF HON. CYRUS BARTON.

Last Saturday, in public political meeting
al London Centre, ten miles east Of Concord,
at $ o'clock, P. NJ, and just as he closed
brief speech OF fifteen minutes duration, Hon
CYRUS BARTON was seen TO tremble moment,
and when about to fall was gently eased into
chair that stood behind him by Mr. Hartman,
State Treasurer, who was there as one of the
speakers at the meeting, and abundant medical
and other assistance was at hand at once, but
life was extinct, and no efforts could produce
the least sign Of animation. Il was congestion
Of the brain, undoubtedly, as his face was at
once very dark, and other indications eyinced
the presence of that fatal difficulty He had
been affected much with difficulty at the heart
of late. Mr. b. had been speaking under some
excitement, and, as he closed, attempted 10 take
little water from tumbler that stood near
him, and fallered before be replaced The tumbler,
and was dead in less than two minutes after he
ceased 10 speak. Living near the late Rev. Mr.
Moore's residence, of the same age, so near
the time Of Mr. M death, and so much like
his, the death of Mr. b. has startled this com
muniiy, and made many to cxclaim " What shad-
oics zoe are, and Dhat shadoios zoe pursler'
Mr. Barton was a native of Croydon in this
State, was for some years editor and publisher
Of the Newport Spectator, and in July 1920,
became editor and one Of The Publishers Of the
New Hampshire Patriot, in which establishment
he continued until December, ls4l and for
some four years, he has been one Of the editors
and publishers of The Stale Capital Reporter.
Two years he represented this (,he 4.h) Sena-
4 n
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Best CoiO.--Cbester w. Sargent, Of West
Brattieboro, slaughtered very nice and fat COW
on Thursday last The COW was 8 years old and
was MIXED to the LIST Of March last. She weighed,
when dressed 1914 pounds, and furnished 100
pounds Of rough tallow.' II any Of our farmers
have beaten or can beat this we shall be very hap
py TO chronicle the fact At present Mr. Sergeant
takes the lead. His competitors in this vicinity
very considerably step out Of the ring. The Ho-
tells in this village have all provided themselves
with portion Of the above beef aud, speaking on
ly for one we must say that the eating thereof was
not disagrceabe in the least.
Tows MEE1INd.--A meeting Of the legal voters
Of the town Of Brattleboro, will be held at Revere
Hall on Monday, March 9th, for the choice Of 4
County Commissioner under the liquor law. and all
necessary town officers, TO raise the necessary funds
for municipal purposes for the year ensuing, &c.
The meetings for the election Of Council Of Cen
sors, are TO be held throughout the State smultsn-
eously according to the provisions Of the act pass
ed by the last Legislature.
School Meeting. The annual meeting Of legal
voters Of this School District is to be held at the
High School building, on Monday evening NEXT
The report Of the Presidential Committee for the
past year will then be presented, and new Com
mitiee chosen. We understand that Il is the in
teniion Of Mr. Abbott, the teacher Of the High
School, to make. at that time, some very import
ant suggestions to the parents and guardians Of
the pupils under his charge, relative to their du-
ties in connection with the school. Such suggcs-
tons much needed here, aud we hope there will
be very general attendance.
Ho! for Kansas.--Eli Thaycr, ESQ.,, originator
Of the Emigrant Aid Association, and c. II. Brans-
comb, Esq, addressed the people Of this village, on
Friday evening Of last week. relative to the opera
tons Of the above association, and the superior in
ducements II offers 10 those who contemplate emf
grating to Kansas Mr. Branscomb will be ia the
village again on Tuesday Of next week when he
can be further consulted in the matter.
Emigration. -Niessrs. WIN. c. Spur, L. c.
Baker, A. D. cortis aud Amor Marshall, with their
wives. and Leroy Salisbury. leit this place for
Iowa on Tuesday. They are intending to make
settlement in some locality, not yet determined up
on, in tina, young State.
We learn that quite a number Of our enterpris-
ing mechanics and citizens intend removing to
Kansas during the present year We venture to
say 'hai n better class Of emigrants will not be
found any where. They are all able, temperate
industrious and enterprising.
SaOV,--The back towns in this county are well
covered with snow, averaging nearly or quite four
feet in depth. The prospect Of pleasant spring
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Well, the party "was OUT" and The sleigh
was "oading up" and our friend arranged il
satisfactory, so as to be seated by the girl mex,
TO him. II was middle seat, and the back
straps are always too high up, and there wero
a great many thank ye-matm'sp IN the road.
A "thank-ye-iharm is one Of those cradle holes
without which sleighriding is one of no account
When the sleigh pitches in you pitch over the
dash board, and when the horses clerk" the
sleigh out, the whole load goes over into the
back seat. We always preferred the back
seat in a thank yo-marm country, so as to keep
the girls from "spilling QUIT Well, as we
we're saying the sleigh was loaded, the light
CLEANED from the open door, the good night
kisses cracked in the frosty air like "ginger
pop" the six horses dashed Of, and the jovial
load sung
at e my delight Of shiny night"
Soon 'thank-ye-marm" was reached our
friend knew it was deep one, and the strap,
as we said before, was high up, and of course
he put his arm around his next neghbor, and
she declared she should have pitched into The
snow but for that good strap. That encouraged
our freRd in his work Of love, and little sofl
hand grasped his, and he held on, and when
the "thank-ye-marm's" eame---and they were
very thick on the way home--ths litile soft
hand acknowledged the kindness BY gentle
recognition, aud our friend was happy The
ride was four miles--how they Ind shortened
since going to the pariy--how much had been
accomplished in that four miles, and our friend
said 10 himself /, is SANDER to say that the
course Of true love never did run smooth" is
good shedding all the way. But the house Of
our friend was reached, and sister who sat
next beyond the liIile suh hand, reaching for
ward said, brother If you'll let go my hand
I'll get out"
A ''thank-ye-ma,m' deep enough to bury
our friend in would jus, then have been well
come.
Moral. BE sure you know whose hand you
hold before you squeeze il.
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Gbs a1srmunt pbRnir.
BRArrLEBoRo, SATURDAY. FEB. "a. 1883.


All subscribers to TINS vERNoSr PndSfx who pay
their subscriptions previous to the LIST Of April next
will be charged only Sl.50--the advance price.
" The Phoenix will be printed at present on
the afternoon Of Fridays. by this arrangement We
are enabled to give our readers the report Of the
Cambridge Cattle Market, - and we feel quite sure
that most Of them would prefer one days delay to
the omission Of that report.
~ Those who wish to have their Probate Motif
ces appear in the PnGsIx will give directions 10
that effect at the Probate office.