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STREET. COMR--oFFICIAL.



SECoND DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
- to the Second District Pound on nerlny street. beten
st, Ann and Main streets esravs-
One red 6rndle COW, with two small white spots the fore
neal the belly aud the end the bite and the end Of
both ears cut on left horn broken, visible brand
One while yelow and brown spotted COW with the right
nnderh and the left undersigned branded O. o. on the right
hip no other marks visible ~ 'eN'
Which claimed within ten DAYS and the nensa
On paid VIII be sold public auction nj said nound on
WEDNESDAY, 9Th july 1855 at ~ O'Clock NJ.
Now Orleans, Tune %, 1883
Registered June 18th, 1883.
HENRY DUREL,
Clerk Of Comptroller.
ENPAVE DU SECOND DISTRICT-H m etc
conduit au depot DIES Epayes du District rue Der
ogny entire les 'ues ste-Anne ct Dumane CONNIE epayes-
ue yache rouge moIee pettes tces blancbes
an 'front.' yentre ct bOut de Ia queue bhncs les dx
visibles. N' '' 0''''F''
Une vache taeheee blanche jaime bruno avapt orele
droie eoupee obiiqutmen cee de eanche chanrrae an
marque visible. " ~ ' 'o
81 les dts nuinaux
fras lis Tenrhsre Dubiigna al al dsno9
MERCREDI, 8 de Juliet 1883, a midi 'f''
O. O. FLETCHER, Commissaire dies rues
HouYelle -olleans, 20 Jun .oeo. Je26 20 jy5
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I OST-oN RAMPART STREET, BETWEEN CONT
l. and Bienyi'le Monday last Gold Masonic Key Stone,
containing daguerreotype Likeness Of lady gentle
man. and engraved A. D. 10 A. Tue finder will receive the
thanks of the and be al reward BY leaving 81 this
ehee iel7 Y
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OOMPTROLLERis oFFInE. }

No. 39l7.
Re0luef That the Comptroller receive during thirty
notice in the official journal sealed proposals he placing Of
granite base aud iron railing around clay Square, the
Fourth Dsric'he bids TO b. made separate one for the
granite and for the iron railing. The granite base to be
paid for In cash. per budget year 1883 and the iron
railing be paid for ont Of the budget OF 1859 to be done in
accordance with plans and specifications file the Survey
ors office and ubectto the approval the Common Council
Isignedl ]. MAGIONI
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
tSignedl II. SUMMERS
President Board Of Aldermen.
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a. JUST RECEIVED BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
~ from Georgia and South Carolina, 1850 valuable and
choice NEGROES, for sale, city of which from
M plantation, and in families These negroes scd
der a full guarantee and titles unQuestioHRbe.
j, J. POINDFXTER,
MOO 65 and 6S Barouue street. New Orleans
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CoMPTROLLER's OFFICE, .
City Of New Orleans, June 20, .is5s. )
+ No. 40I7. I

sT5oc
[ No. 40l7. ]
Resolred That the sealed proposal at the Comp
troler's Office from Louis Surgi for constructing bridge
Canal Carondee Broad street. for the OF 81 6J
be- the hereby rejected and that Comptroller
be- hereby auth adudcate the lowest bidder
after days uodce in The Official JOURNAL for build
ing said brd Carondeet street accord
ing specifications file in the Surveyors office said sale
be subject the approval rejection Of the Common Council
tSgnedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
[Signedl Q. II. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved June &c, 1858.
[signedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

c U NJ X l. N d RlV ER.
Leaves on TUESDAY, 2ah inst nj 8 NJ
~ FOK NASHVILLE, CLARKSVILLE
EnSIt ~ Canton Eddyv lie Smithand Paducah Nero
EsST47s==h polls cairo, Kentucky City, Hickman, New
Madrid, Booths Point, iaes Point, Randolph, Memphis and
AL intermediate audngsThe fne regular packet
Scotland, j. A. Couch MASTER will leave above For
freight apply on board,
Il. DUFIELD, Agent.
ie2s corner ST. Charles and PeTdido Streets
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FOR oPELOUsAs.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY at o'clock p. ii.
r. FOR OP ELOU AS-THE NEW
laSaslaISksse5r STEAMER w. Burton Capt. @. +. Lon.
ailler, built expressly for the trade, will leave as
above taking freight for Old River Smmsport and all landings
the Atchaalaya. For freight apply board,
JIM JOHNSTON 4 CO.. Front Levee st.
iyl4G Cusomhouss street
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans July Z, 1855.
X ESOLVED, That the Comptroller be, and
IL be is hereby authorized and give notice. by
standing advertisement In the official Journal that in accordance
Sth the ninth section of ordinance No. 1872 approved March
81 1885, the Council will bill against the city unless
contracted under authority OF order from the Comptroller
In accordance with the ordinance referred to-
(Signedl E. l.. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl L. H. PLACE.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April g, 1855
lSignedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor
This attention OF the officers the city public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
T. TIIEARD,
iyl6H Comptroller CITY Of New Orleans
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m M. PAPPENHEIMER HAS REMOVED
from NO w Baronne Street No i75 Canal where he
ess on hand aud Is constantly receiving, large and
splendid assortment Of Rosewood and Mahogany Parog
=, and Bed Room FURNITURE all selected by himself
neh he oilers to the public reduced prices 10 suit the tes
'Ail aho examine before having elsewhere iAiS
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves TUESDAY, % inst, at 8 r. NJ
IT. - FOX JEFFERSON. SMlTHLAND.
Benton, Port CAdhO. SW Landing
Shreveport Grand Bayou CHmpte, Grand Ecore
AleN6ida Normrns Landing Gortous Landing and all in,
ermedae Andngsrhe fine light daught passenger steamer
blOOmer, jas Timmins, TER, W. II. Marshall clerk.
viii leave rs above For freight
je29 j :. PNGAIB Advertising Aren't
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TtOW PH.AS-I2 bags Carolina Cow Peas ex bark Flsht
rs BARELLI co.
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Il
Halt Square Of Ground well improved with good two.
story Dwelling and houses. all IN fine order situated
Nades street and convenient the omnibus aud rail
road station Terms fourth cash. and the balance
ten years.
Two very ne Squares of Ground eligbly Jecr
City; Magazine street. and the other Chestnut
street, both under good fence and high ground Terms
one NTH cash, and the balance one 70 ten years.
Five Squares Of Gtonud the Depot Orleans
jackson and Great Northern Railroad Terms onehh cash
and the balance at one to teH years.
For further par,iculars apply 10
fe24 o. j. WnEEI. ER. % CommerciaI Place.
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A CARD-BUKNET HOUSE, CINCINNATI, O.,

"A
The subscriber takes this opportunity Of greeting his old
friends patrons and the public generally and begs leave to
state that the above magnificent
and otherwise finest in Amercawl hencefOTh be
Quoted scale of enlarged hbeaty and accommodation
worthy its widely extended reputation.
sympathy with spirit Of rerenchment and economy,
rendered imperative by the sngency Of the times and
vadng all classes the price Of daily board will from this date
be reduced to Two Dollars
The advantages the Burnet House all other Hotels
Cincinnati manifold; among which liberal and
eeg architecture numerous and easily accessible offices
public convenience the finest Dining Rooms and Ladies' Draw
lug America The liberal arrangement for
ing meals nearly hour in the twenty four central
Of situation and close proximity all prominent places Of
business.
Trusting recognition of these important advantages
main very truly yours. -
fe22 6m A. B. COLEMAN.
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Leaves on wEeYEsp y. s9@ MS, @sP;M


lima Biuhs shreveport, Grand Bayou, st.
rice, CAmpe, Grand EcOre Ma chOches, Alex
dria Nornans and Gorons Landings, and all
hndings-Ihe splendid aud hw running freight passen
ger regular packet steamer LrcOmte, q. Johnson master
e7Fe rs ABOVE foT freight o. passage apply on board
l72 J. $. PAGAuD, Advertising Agent.
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RIO COUNTRY MERCH ANTs-JusT REcEIy.
Il ed on consignment from the manufacturers
% cases OAK TANNED RUSsErs, Double Buck and
p cases LADIES' FINE SHOES. assorted.
t6 cases MEMS Boys and Youths BROaANS,
Which win be sold very low by
NILS IT J. b. VALENTINE a CO., 81 Common st.
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llssls for Iouyille-Rcguiar New Orleau, and Louis
g. Vile passenger packet II, ID. NcwComb-
This splendid, new and fast passenger steamer A. McGl,
MASTER will leave for Louisville and all landings
throughout the follows
Leaves New Orleans + RIDAY July O. at5P NJ
Leaves New Orleans TUESDAY, July q. al s p. VI.
}. 5. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
Passengers and shippers may rely the puDctualy this
my9
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-02-17

"B,LM OF THOUSAND FLowERs"-A CouS.
reRrEIT.-A person pretending to have been
partner With W 2. Fetridgcin the above ar
icle is palming off a spurious preparation Oh
the public All are counterfeits unless the
name FETRIDdE & Co, is written on the
side and W P. FETRtDGE & Co. printed on
the front Of thu label The genuine article
Is for sale By all respectable Druggists, who
frown down counterfeits and impostors.
wElrE TERN PssFUMEp BsEara AND BEAU.
TiFuL COMPLEXION csn be acquired by using
the Balm Of Thousand Flowers" What
lady or gentleman would remain under the
curse ofs disagreeahle breath, when by using
the Balm of thousand Flowers would rem.
dor n srea,
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DIED.


In Rutland, Feb. 18th, Mrs. ASoELISE BEn-
TRASp, aged "a years.
Mrs. Bertrand hl, left q husband and one
child 10 mourn her oss-a loss to them iTTepsra-
BILE II Is not saying too much 10 say that those
who knew her best loved her most. Her highest
enjoyment In life was TO make those around her
happy She lived as she died, constant Chris
tian, and her last hours were peaceful. her re-
mains were brought to this place for intermeut
In this village, on Monday, asd nit, of lung fe-
yer, Miss Lucy WApswoRTH, in the SD year of
her age.
She was born in Stoughton, Mass, Jan 18th,
1777. Thence she removed to fittsford, VT, in
early life, and came to Middlebpry, about the
year 1872. At the age Of twenty-nine years, she
united with the christian Church, and continued
an exemplary member the remainuer Of her life.
1t Is rare, even In christian character, that
ny excelencies and so few defects are seen TO eX-
ist as the life Of Miss Wadsworth exhibited. She
possessed strong and cultivated mind, rehly stored
with divine truth, and heart always sglow with
the genial syrnpathies Of christian philanthropy.
Her character was fixed Her opinlous were de.
liberately formed, and when formed, never altered
or yielded except for the best of reason. From
the dictates Of her conscience she could never
have heen swsrved by menace persuasion OF
bribe. And yet this more than Roman frmness
was beautifully blended with the nseknsss Of
christian wisdom. tombstone records are often
OVER carved not seldom false, but eptaph of
our departed friends that should accord TO her the
cACcleHCe, WONlu sOunu well IN
the ears of all who knew her. She died as che
lived devout believer in the religion Of Jesus
Christ and when the seventh trumpet blast shall
awake the nations that under ground. she shall
doubtless have part in the first resur cotton, With
those on whom the second death shall have no
power. CONN.
Suddenly ut Lowndesboro, Ala, on the 2sth
ult., Of appoplexy, ALRKRr NJ. WILCOX, NJ. D.,
late of Brldport Vt, aged rs years.
DIR. w. received his medical diploma from the
mi If In md kvb a.
manly character and thorough scholarship In his
professional studies, had won the love and esteem
Of his companion. and teachers and given prom
ise Of future eminence in his profession.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE =

WE, the subscribers, being appointed By
w the Probate Court for the District Of
Addison, Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all PEG.
sons against the estate Of
RUFUS MEAD
late Of Cornwall, IL said district. DECEASED,
and also ali claims and demands exhibited 10
offset thcretv and ak months from The 2eth
day Of November, 1867, being allowed By
said Court for the purpose, We dc therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend TO the
business Of our said appointment, at the
dwelling house Of Horace J. Mead, on Tues
day, March 9th, and the second Tuesday Ia
May, 1853, from nine o'clock, A. n, until
four o'clock. P. Nj, on each Of said days,
DAN WARNER. (co
Dated al Cornwall, thi. Esd day OF JSnu
airy, A. D 1853. 4f;sw
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Addison Co. Temperance oonvsn.

ANAL Oh We OOhN9h~
too.
Agr eably to notice, the friends Of tenn
perpmce met at the Town Room, in Mid
dlebury, on Wednesday, Feb. 10th, 1858,
at III O'Clock, a. NJ. The Hon. Peter
Starr called the convention to order.
Conven ion ut once proceeded to the cleo.
tion Of officers, which resulted as follows ::
lIARvEY MuNsILL, for Pres dent,
c. Va. LEWIS, for Secretary.
The Commissioners report was called
for and given by Deacon Ira Clifford.
Accepted.
Mr.. Rose moved that Deacon Ira Gif-
forl % nominated for County Commis-
siOner for the ensuing year.
M. L,Avitt moved an amen iment by
having il commi tee Of one from each town
represented appointed By the chair to
nominate County Commissioner, and a
Standing Committee for the ensuing year.
Accepted aud carried.
The President appointed the following
gentlemen as such committee:
Jason Davenport of Middlsbury, Sam
uel Cook Of Weyb-idge, Lewis Meacham
OF New Haven, F. K. Haven of Yer
gcnnes, Orrin Field Of Cornwall, Newton
Rose of Waltham.
Committee reported as follows
Dea. IRA GITFoRp, County Commits
sioner; Peter Starr, William Nash, JUS
tus Cobb, Standing Committee, Ac-
cepted by an unanimous vote.
Adjourned without day. F-'~-,...
f HARVEY MuNsIIL, Pres.
C,<Y LEWIS, Sec.
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Stop Thief.

/Ths'Bridport and Addison Detecting
Society met at the house Of Cyrus Allen,
10 Bridport, agreeably to adjournment
Nesting was called to order by the Pres
i1ent J. B. Huntly was appointed Sec-
rotary pro TEN. Balloting for officers
was dispensed with, and the chair sppoin-
ted committee Of three TO nominate Off
GERS for the ensuing year, viz: E. Allen.
II. n Solace, ]. N. Smith.
The Committee reported the following
names as officers:
l''yr 1Prestdc L. Smith.
Vice President, J. B. Huntly.
SEA ,ory, J. X. Ferrs.
Treasurer, G. Howe.
COMMITTEE Of Safay-A Smith, j.
n. Smith, D. Howe. N. 9. Bennett, @.
n. Hayward.
P"SDe.s-D. E. Hill. o. W. Pratt,
NJ. smith, n. Grovepor. ii. Merrill, Z.
G. STACY, D. A. Bennett. r. P. Fletcher.
j. ). Willmsrth, q. 3. Psttibons
Which report was accepted and adopted,
The committee appointed to revise the
constitution and by.aws Of the Society
made their report which was accepted,
after being read and discussed BY single
articles BY the society, and amended, was
adopted.
The committee Of safety reported nc
expense to the society for the past year
and 1926 SO in the hands Of the Treasur
ef-re9ort accepted and adopted.
Voted that the Secretary purchase q
book suitable for the Society, and tran
scribe thu Constitution and bylaws IN
the same.
Voted that the Secretary furnish the
Z litors Of the Vsrgsnnes Oitis~T lps
.Middlebury Regiatsx wtsa copy Of III
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rfom the BOSTON DalIV Evening ErhVeHeE
orroEsATED BITrEss.-To Dl srKr11cs--we
would call the attention Of those who are afflicted
with this terrible complaint to q remedy which,
from the modest way its merits are set forward
might be overlooked BY many. 1t affords great
relief, and is in almost every instance, a certain
cure. We allude to the 0xygenated Bitters, sold
by Messrs. Seth W. Fowle s. Co, 1873 Washing
ton Street. This is not heralded by mass of I'M
meaning certificates from persons unknown to the
public, but few well chosen testimonials from
membe Of Congress, and some Of our first iner-
chants and city officers who have been cured by
its use, and whose names are familiar to every
Bostonsn, are a sure evidence OF its efficacy.
For dyspepsia, debility and weakness, it is most
excellent medicine 1t may be had at any of the
apothecary stores.
Seth W. Fowle & Co., 1873 Washington Street.
Boston, Propretors. Sold by their agents every
where.
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HoLLowAY's 0ISTaENr AND Pitts What are
enlishtened governments, sanctioned BY the high
eat medical authority. Let no victim Of scrofula.
!. salt rheum, or any ulcerous or eruptive malady,
fency cure impossible. 1t is never too late to
use Holloway's Ointment for external complaints,
are hereby informed Of sure test, whereby to
ascertain the genuineness, or the contrary Of
these medicines. This consists Of q Water mark,
tia words, q" Holloway, New York ana London"
in seml-transparent letters in every leaf Of the
book Of directions, around each box and pot.
Without the Water-mark, none are genuine,
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proceedings Of this meeting for publlca.
ton.
Voted TO adjourn to the house of Al.
len Smith, in Addison, on the first Mon
day in February 1859, at o'clock, z NJ.
Luther SMITH, P,es,,t,nt.
J. K. FERRk, .Sec'y.
Bridport, Feb. LIST, 1858.
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THE MARKETS..
Brighton Cattle Market.

Thursday. FEBRUARY IL, 1868.
At market $50 Beevts 80 Stores, 1000
Sheep and Lambs, and $50 Swine.
Prices.-Beef Cattle-Extra IS; first
quality 81 ,0017 So I'd do. $500, 30 Sd do.
S4,75d5.00
Working osen-se0, 100 Clio
Mich Cows--S27936 common dol
GLE.
Veal Calvcs-S2, so, a,0Q94.
Two years old-S22924
Three years old-S26930
Hides--sg6i per ID. lNoue but slaughter at
this market
Calf Skins-99l0c. per Id.
Sheep and Lambs-S2, 1926 extra
S,00.94.00
Swine. Wholesale. 6tc Retail 6d7o.
Fat HnRs-6c.
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OARPHTINds !
ENGLISH VELVETS

LNVIIN'11 IL IKDt
With rich MEDALLION CENTRES and Dor
DERs. VELVKT5 Of the best fabrics and r,ost
ia PEsTRIEs and BRUSSELS,
From the best manufactures In Europe and A.
meri ca--with STAIRS and Rros TO match. OIL
CLOTHS Of Patent Fnamellsd finish, and the
latest patterns. COCOA MATIlNGS and
MATS Of all sizes. SUFFERS, EXTRA FINES,
FINES. UNIONS, COTTON IN0RAlNs, &c.
o. CHrncHEs, HoTELs ana other Public
Buildings, furnished At short notice. Carpets
male TO order and Ibid in tho hest manner
RI HARDS, ALDEN 4 CO.,
over ne Ro,fot &. Maine Rasiroa DcBsi,
HA YHARkET SQUARE.
BOSTON. 44,sm
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PEOPLE OF MIpDLEBURY READ.

FATHEas, MoTHBss, TRr THB.,. Every
one at this season of the year sLonld use HE1-
alexis SpoAl CoArrp Puts. They remove
impure, billions secretions, invisorste the d.
gestive organs, cleanse the blood. improve
the memory, and are Of inestimable worth.
No change 10 eating or drinking while using
them.
,;ycld~ In large family boxes, Sugar ooatod
for % cents. All the Druggists sell them
{. $50 advertisement on third page 29,1y
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I W ADsWoRTH,

GtTATE OF VERMQNT,( Be II remern-
CDsstriet Of Addison, IS. ! bered that ut
Probate Court, held at Middlebury. In and
for the District of Addison on The LIST day Of
February, A. b, 1865
Jesse Ellsworth, Executor Of the last VIII
and testament of
LUCY KETCHRL,
late Of Cornwall, deceased, makes sppliea'
ton TO this court to settle his administration
account with ssid estate 1t is thereupon or
dered, that said account be considered By
this Court for allowance at a session there
Of to be held at tie Probate Office, In said
Middlcbury, on Monday, the 22d dag of Feb
ruary next, 1885, at ten o'clock, A. d..
and that notice thereof be given to all per
sous interested, that they may appear add
make their objections, II any they may have,
to the allowance Of said account, b. publish
Ing certified copy efthis order In the MID.
dlsbury Resster--a newspaper printed al
said Mddlebufy- three weeks successfully
pre7icus to the zine ofsaid Court
CALVIN 9. TiLpIs, JtIks
A true COPY Of record.
s42 Attest, john W. SrswAar, Rssssiet.
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