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AUCTION SALR
rH'S AFTERNOON AND f0-n0aaSV.

| ~ GREEN 4 wILLIAsss. Assesoessa.
WHEEL SQUARE or oaognp soe ~
E.sI. eos!.yisa si asoe 49, So sssiss }.. =
sers 18th az e q , "a =: -
s5nosf the Lard records OF ths city ssd sossST .
sn a.s -, ~ 3: sss.: $50 s
Ris X &: . ;Iss. s:.A''1 a
Terms o. sale One third IN e.sh, and Il bsia,as
s: sSs S. :. .ss .: s::s -:
sesstsss s % sn ), S.s sss :.
10 the terms be not comp.iod via h svr Az r.
sas .Sa s zoe sss: I:ssn :: =.
,sssc deg; Dotiss Said sSa:ss !. 2. the ~
s.s .es a. e.i aGs. / st RIffEAkl1S NJ Ace.
ByJ. G. MCGUIRE 4 Co. Asseo.e.rs.
FURNITURE IL fHH HoT1L And h.
1Iosn s ASS shsss' hxssSsssasI M :,
81. o =. Ee:si and Rs.s.s..as S.. 81 p
walnut ms; H i,i. cloth s;s;s ana Chair.
Oak French Dining Chars
Mshosspy Glss.-tront CS pboara.
s nsss. e c SnS s. ,rs s rsa,s...
rloor md Hall Oiicio'h
tSR s q spSs and DoTs,s Gc.t.:s SesA
Tes.her and Hair Pillows, Blankets, Ce.aser<s e.
BetditR, ae., &c.
I'D &C. MCGUIRE 90. Aus>A
By O. MCGUIRE co. Auctioeesrs : q
TRUsrFIs' SALE OF vALgABLl PRoPID-
.y.sss AND TsI.1 ST. ss 1ssI rat rHe ks6zY
y , ass .s ss ss'f !. q Liz. A.
&c. ss ro snsn 'i :.s Fl .s ~
SSrts street, betvese New Jcrsey svesps a
nehe. sas1 IA 4. s:Ss ne: Z
ing ola n1s Dwelling HOUSE - -
ws1S months With iStsre seeares Sy a. an
All con1eysners Al the .os. Of the vrrehs..,.
Eve dayS thereai.er ne trustees: reserve g. ~
7.s4 'oHS g. As saAkkSts' g. . s..:..
ITHE ABovE sALe rs .usivorpAsLr
Postponed unIil WEDNESDAY. Dec. nth. ssass
hour ard placc
Join Z s msnkNssss trru..s,..
De-. G. NcGCIRE Co.. AGets.
ByGRBHS & WILLIAMS. Auctioueers.
yss y as.S OF II
h, &C., o. =, u ehaaesry sitting ee.rtal
u zoe d , .Hs
Ginnis and Others" the undersigned trustee I'm
GssF d .Sn &
81 e,9 f "a, p 's 81 81. Tisss lite ipts1. -:
the FOL sg real estate, in thecity OF wssLassos.
IN ssid district, 10 vt:-Lot numbered three. nj
IN Cstot's sub ivision Ssusrs numbered six k1S-
dred AID sryenty seven. te77.l h:gipuiag for d
NE al point enc hundr-d ard thirty ave -
feet from The southeast corner Of said square ~
rupnihE thence west twenty-five f2sD fe. {; the010
mort eighty ,I7D feet six co. inches; tkenaD
east twenty 80 feet, aud thence south eithty-
s:vrnfa feet sir go inch 20 the place Of H~S-
ming With the i'm proyeuents thereon. ooosisfine
OF I. frame houses ThIs property fronts on pog16
street, between north Capitol and Lt strcsss
east.
Terps Of sale: One fou rth cash; the residue N G.
1e and 70 months, the purchaser giving his uotss -
the DC ferred payments, secured a. the satsAe<Soo
o. said trustee, aus D. airing interest from tAe De-
Of ssle.
Title deed 20 be retained until The whole Or e.
purchase me- ney 10 paid -
All CONVEX sreing Of the cost Of the purchs.ss
A. LLOYD, frusses.
immediately sf,or said sale the said trustee, -
virtue Of decree, will Offer FOR sale In front q
the premises at public surtion, on the terms -
forth in the above advertisement. an the ris6t.
title, interest AND estate of Uscsr B. Chrsnss e
in anc 10 said Lot Nc. s, in Czbot's sabdivtisS
OF Square No. OF, with the improvements.
deeeosds GREEN & WILLIAhs Auots
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CEAPsBss In psIgsG sight Throat and OstA.rSal
AfsrtiC.s Scr AIRY OF III ee6 n stisE consult Or.
Ven Boscaris1Ser, 0cu;i~t sol A1rst, 2a1 Pennx.
AV~nae. OPT cs;te W:la<ae. ~
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IHH IMPROVEMENT SoCTF CAPITOL
TRIET.--Eaitor Scr Il Am glad 10 SEQ that
the propagation brought forward IN thu city
councils 70 tax the Citizens OF the Seventh
Ward Tor The Improvement Of South Capitol
tEfvt 10 The river, was promptly opposed b.
rember from the Seventh Ward The IL
pToSrurnt re solely for the benefit OF the Filth
Ward and parties IN the Fourth Ward. and il
they want IL they should pay for it, Tn, pr ,p-
osition 10 tax the citiZ. rs OF the Seventh Wari
Tor x lie especially irnpudent iii view OF tia
TACT mat IL ~ designed 10 transfer the river
buEiDess from the Seventh Ward wharvcs 10
another quarter. SEVENTH WAHDYE
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FUTURE RAYA.
By M RiHALL Il PAGE, Auotioneers.
502 Thar. nder ODD Pellovs' Hall

By RSHALL Il PAGE, Auotioneers
502 7thet.. o nder Odd Rellovr' Hall
THRISTNAS PRESENTS FANCY GrOOs.
y Toys, BrOrze and Plated wsre, Bob nian 9lao !.
China DC a. our store g. suctien. on sN. OAs
MORN ING, Dec: 10, at % oic ock. Alsa oa .tt-
at 10 o'ci+ck, and EVENING AZ Z o'cloes fhii
sale will h well worthy the attention Of persc00
waiting handsome preeeots.
asB MARSHALL a. PAGE, Auss..
NihRsHAL Z .ai Inv tue of three wrsss "a
Ivf heri scis. i-su from the q RI Once Of t.
Circr G II 81 the DsIrict at Colambia, for & .
expose public sale for cash. IN o. nt Of the eSu10
n zee DO of seid county. On TUESDAY, ths o.
Day !~ruary,la At u o'cio-s r.otA Sos Is
aa g In Square No. 10, in the city OF WashinEt q
o.. rwits q sui singuisr the Isnp OF -
atuI tber on, seized sad L. isi u,on ~ the prey
sTty az Sob, G. Roemnela spd VIII be cold 70 ssS-
isfy iu1ic As No. . { MAY ters,, s6l, in favor %
{. Al xsndsT, and No IS and 3N g. Mas term. No
IN t"yor OF George J. IOhassn 4 c.. and 90. p.
Lrovks WARD II. LAM
de IL dts Z. :. Marshal n. Q
NAkSHALb SALE-ln viz ue oT a writ Of sssd
iVl fn"irs, on judgement OF condem Istion is<us
from The Clerks On of the Circuit Court of Tie
Di.tr.ct Of 0olumbis. for the county Of Wsshins-
ton. me direc'ec will expose 20 puh sAie.
r cash. in front Of the court mouse door OF said
county on TCEs DAY, the 9Th day Of J -nu " nsxt
Isa5 ct 1. oclo, M all Robert w Hug es b DIRT
tit.. aim and inter, sc in and 70 Square No. "a
tosether With AZ and -ingais the inpnovem snts
the cor, being the urdivi Tod two thirds . q on
ssid sou Ie, in the city OF Wsshington, ~ O.. eIle4
snd levied upon-ss Z property of W. eus ..
and will Do sol1 TO satisfy Jud,cas No 2. 70 Jaou-
ary term, pS, in favor OF r. G. csrTinEton, esoAsa
WARD a L.Mos,
de lS-dta T.. g. Marshal D. q.
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he would willingly vote FOR ii, but be could NOT
Tote TOT the appropriation.
luton lie could net ses tSs OF .Ss resS Q;
spending $1,000 for this purposs, and he would
sooner spend 1t for the benefit OF the widows
ana Orphans He considered Gen. Mcclellan
great military leader and patriot, and be
would gladly vote him the freedom of the city
A. the present time there we're a number of
s,lis ont, and men were constantly at the
bills shculd BE- paid first.
M Shepherd said that Mcclellan was q pa
Eio' and horest man, but hs could not &C AZ idev
PIN me greats; military chieftain tha. ever
lived. Mcclellan had never done auythins
decisive Although he had ten times the aux.
Hilary aid Of GenerAl1ee, of the Confc.lrrat.
army, ne bad not done "a much. Let Ills FIRST
Eidove and orphans.
Mr.. Utsrmshie said TIA: ho had hecpaG no
q ba:s would have occurred. Whether n.
re'o.n:son Wa proper or NOT he would leave
WIN me people, and be would venturA tha.
hey would applaud :heir action if the rcaoiu-
sion passed. When duty required that son,.
testimonial should Ire made he did not look q.
he dollars and cents. As for creditors CRYING
Z! our doors, he had Tho statement Of the Nayor
20 the contrary. He Asserted that the city mad
been saved twice by Mcclellan, and W hat he
was ? moved for he did not know. He knew
shat on two occasisns, wheR our army was de-
morali1ed. our citizen, t.rror-stricken, that \:
the word from tho Executive hs took command
OF the army ana restored order out OF chaos.
rrd lei them aRaIns: q large Invading ARMY
ana drove them back.
Mr. Morgan asked what L ad be done!
Mr.. U:PrEehlo asked VIVA. hs had notd,,ne
tha' mortal man could dol They had in The
chambers the portraits of Washington, tha
greatcTt OF al. OF jackson, the second best and
be would now put McClellsa's in with ihnrI.
The city had appropriated money for bounty
and fcI relief Of .h-ir .aEiilie-., and IN now
aeked an appropriation for he purpose nained
Mr Raub moved TO lay them on lhe table.
hr Shepherd asked that they be laid over
Vn:il The next meeting.
Mr.. Morgan moved 20 postpone; lost
feas-Messrs. Garfield, Ellis, Lewis LLOYD,
Morgan and the Pre- ideut-G.
> Nays-Messrs. Barr. Folilushee, Gordon
RaPl-y, Raub, Ctermehl" and Wilson,
Mr. Shepherd moved ~ adjourn; carried
yeas ~.
Nay--Messrs. Barr, UterulehL- and Vii
SEM
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RoT on TIKI AvFNCY.-TPstHrGaY evening
John Breton, !. H. Westoryplr, T. T. Moore,
and samuel Marshall all members Of Hawkins
Zouaves. just returned from North Caroline
got INTO one OF the avenue cars, AMI being
some ~ hat SirselloW' with bad whisky they
were disposed to be quite noiey. A. length
forbearance on the part OF The condu tor OF ;he
ear cessed 10 he a virtue, aad he turned tha
soldiers ont a. the corner Of Four-and-a-hl III
street. The Zouaves resisted, citizens tar
fered, and large crowd collected, in nnticip1-
uon Of SERIOUS trouble. Il strOng dstacbr, nj OF
police AS sent from the Fourth Ward Station
which succeeded in arrpFtiue the IA ties, v;ho
were taken to the Fourth Ward Sta ion -hou,s
where they were Pzamided bv Justice Water
and By hin turned over to the Proyost Mar
chat.
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ACTION SAI.Fo.

D, ". L WALL L CO.. Auctioe<ses.
RAk1 cHANoB FOB INvksTAsSf.-o.
~ s.htsi. ie,n inst. At o.cis &. ee -iii s.u
deep on ths souts sido Of K strcct meth. betsese
h and 5sh streets west, being part ofsrigin1i Lo'
ds5 WI. WALL 4 co.. AaSss.
OrHE AROvE SALE WAS rNsvorD ABLY
Efpo1ed 70 "WEDNESDAY RvESIN8, nth inst. p,
atsncioch. dsB
Iy ". l.. WA 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
foSAIhhbtkpp FOE! PIaG GgA AT AUCTION.
y oeice. v. viil s-l;. IN front OF TIE Auc.io.
Eaon- he fniioyiav Packages received from the
.bess.t:. S.l n.5Ac ID ch.plis M..loei.
5toHrs 81 X. CAri6, Porter's Division,
ko1 e." lbs.lJ. II Bell.
d.M WI. WALL & CO, suete.
BY. o. Mcguire 4 CO., Aue,iOneer.
Tau ssp1Y Aossfs MING a b.e assrt ~ 80
meneins at 1; e'eoci. .e -hsu cell, on the second
cfsl,.r PLATED war eons;snMert fraIa .s aso Of
the best manufacturers IN New Yori, embrscins
Pine aud Medium Re. and coses sc,. of Sur, sve
COFFEE s.a an. ny Pc .sT1t. rs sssS Waiter.
Irs sisads. With Cups and Spoons,
cSnbia.t;on -.ssoss vita Br, or Dish 40 Fruit
LA"bf III. AuA FrSSSeG bOrstes,
IOi,.r Dt.b.., aa.sT bows. syrup AL Cream
Wine stands, Cups ard Gohlsts, g..
Terms -ssh.
de ledt. &C. MCGUIRE CO.. Ages.
By W. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioue.rs
4 CcIIoN SALE or GROCERIES, AVID IL.
s.s n.s.st a. o eIcoi Tg E
csries, d -. eompYissng-
Dsrrsls k.hn q and Yellow Sugars.
II. rces Haas. - Barrels Flour
Foxes Starch Can, lee. vsru1icelli and Msccsroni
Cassn and T. g assorted Pickles and Preserves
Cases aromatic Bitters, Lemon end Rsspberry
CO ses Bran ~ Wine, whisky and B;t.a-s
Knkinick john AnderEsu's Soisce md funny
side, and varicu brands Tobacco,
Assorted brsnds S-sars,
Barrels MCpon Ssbrts. Magnolia Pika's XXy.ns
Old bourbon W hi ky,
Barrels Brandy nd other Liquors,
A!so. quantity % Small Stores.
TerrlB casii
IL rs W. L. WALL Co. Aucts
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I GATHER
LEA TIER 2!

Il EATHERt LEATHER
IL LEATHE R.!.:
The undersi ened would inform his old Gust rlers
and otbers u the trade OF Washington tlt-t he has
taken the we'll kn Hide ana Leather Sto.c for
r,er'y occupied by W1. X. Kibbey, Esq whsrs
will be kept general s2sor tment Of home and for
eigu manufactured LEATHER; slso, SHOE FIND
1NGS. Hides aws3s wanted st 3! CHEST cash prices.
JOHN e. COX
de 1 Nv Corner OF nth and BStreet6
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To TIE LApIEs or HAsHIHGToS.-Wa arc
,9quest@d 70 81 vita the ladies OF w Washington tc
as-+Fab@e 81 room No. ,, Patent Once, II streei
ensrabce,l at ~ o'clock tomorrow, 10 consul,
with Mrs. Caleb Il. Saith. in ref re:ce TO tkr
preparation OF q Christina ia dinner for tho sic l
snd wounded soldiers ir this vicinity.
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LADiBs', MEMS. Youths, Misses, and children's
Rue Der Bcotn Shoes, sandaIs and Gators: edies,
and G ents' Buckle 0vorshoes With felt Uni1s and
TOP Mems short, Knee and Hip Boots At Allen,
Clspp &C: India Rubber store, Penn. arenue
between 10th and llth STE Ho I1-Irs
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a DRCSRES FCGITIvE.-I.as. night Oliver
Morris, negro, " no had By some nse,.n. found
es!ess from the county iaiL>go drunk and dis.
orderly, and fell in's tho hands Of the SECOND
W ard patrol, who carried him {, the station
bouss, and ihencs back to jail. II 10 very pro.
batie that Oliver wants vh XIV more than
Liberty. and Wa 5 fugitive only .ilI he 20.
dunk.
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A Row AMONG THE BAKEas-Isst Saturday
night George NJ. Shastter, Young man At tho
Excelsior Bakery, No. 800 Sc vcnLh styee: re-
turned, after a short absence from the bakery,
and found his trunk broken, and clothes cut as
II with knife. He accused SOME OF tbs work.
Men Of doing IT, and four-Adolehus Krsfr,
Charles Becker alias Oefaugh, S. Spiess and T.
PrGbacher-turned upon him 20 whip him
Sha-ff-r showed Hight 70 Soms purpose, and his
assailant- apparently got the worst Of it, Last
night he had them arrested and they wsra sent
70 Jail for court by Justice Walter.
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SAM or MkKEFr SrALLS.-Ths ffty new
stalls recently erected in the Northern Market,
were yesterday cold for ihs sum of over thirty
nve hundred collars, sublec. also 10 tina usual
annual r. easement, which amounts will more
:!'an pay FOR tbr erection OF these stalls. The
SUN appropriated has not yet all been used,
hish"ss price psid Tor sail was S315, and the
lowest prtce Sl5.
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TO AeMs, To ARhsi The citises so.dia. viii fsd
more deadly foe 1. the hrac kish muddy water and
Damp night str than in the most deter med enemy,
the stomach bowels that the solder ean endure
Asse hard,hips and still be strong and hesltay.
Oply . onta per boz, -4so
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Eon HOLIDAY PREsFTrs, besutiful. appropriate
and caesp. So 20 the polisr Store No Ess Panns,l-
vsnia sveuus, near Four and O. bali street. snd
supply your ef from theiE really insignificant stock
Of Jewel<y and silver plated ware dec Linn.
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HkST., UNDER aARAHS rs.-A. vsry ls,ss
NJ nseostuent Of Shaker fiannci, EnslisA Ne
r,no Grey Milcd Mer NO sld Cantor flames
Cpdcrsiirls. With Drawers 70 match. rem the
snsljest 6 lar s~st siIS, al Of which ne VII ell n
our usu Al iow prices for cash. =. :
NOAH WALKER 4 %.
cas staxsv (Int.I 36s Penn syscra.
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Zoe fund Of the Fifth and - venth W nd. The
Seventh Ward had not asked for this improve
rnsnt, and il would not benefit hem. This bill
had been introduced OF 4 petition i.Io.;Iy signed
BY persona OF the Fourth Ward, who had no
interest in the Seventh Ward He prct@. I'D
against spending the money Of the ward grhen
-hat ward did not ask The inlpro enh.nt II this
was tho way thry wero going 70 VOC, then
he did not wish them over again 70 cay tLat The
Seventh Ward was poor
Mr. Lloyd stated that The CORPORATION Attor-
ney had decided that these improvements could
only Se made from ward funds
After some further discussion, Mr.. wllson
Withdrew his amendment, and the question b..
ing ordering the bill 70 a third reading il " a.
decided In the negative.
Mr.. Levin gave notice that he would move 20
reconsider the vote by which the third reading
Wa refused, ~ the next meeting.
ar. Utermehle IN reduced the following
Whereas the city Of Washington has been
twice threaoned with An attack BY resalIious
ehsmy; and the same have born successfully
rHsiteo tnTough tina DISTINGUISHED services OF
MAJOR Genn Geo. b. McCl -lisn, and the city
has been spared and eIiyer=d from ths horrors
ado desolattons Of such a sad calamity; and
shefsss u Is highly proper that the representa-
nnp,ao,a,,n s san e,ty should manifest grateful
appreciation or such -+rvico: Therefore, DO IL
Rt,o,sed, That q committee OF three, c,nS ist-
Ans "a ue May or, ono nenbsr Of each branch
p,s.,deot- ,i 20 D. selretad by tho respective
fnrusnis tIereof, be aad the aaran arc hereby
APPOINTED, whose duty I, shall b. and they are
h.reo3 instructed, 70 obtain and procur. 4 Dor
"a VI uAc Sdsu hoycftfNn'lftsO ~.
70 BE euep~ndrd In tbs CounciI ch ,r,hs,s
Re=ored, fu-tser, That ia; order Il, s-ar,e ,ha
SAID committee 10 perform the outx h.-,to
es-iSDsd them, the sum of Sl,Co BE- an,t Oh.
.hrnr 10 hereby, apprcpri.ted ont OF Inc E,ncr.I
fund. ID
Mr.. Gordon vas opposed TO the rssoI,,io,
III" knew General Mcclellan we'll rarso laIIv
SAD had the highest resrec. for hin, but be-
VA Tot willing u plaster up any maa who
nEd Tot fulfilled the expectations OF tbs people
E@ would net turn his back upon tho xinisi,
1fn"on. IL they ~0sld propose q yo;s OF tn 1aks
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TNFANTELE COMMISSIONS.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, will almost instantly
relieve gripping in the bowels and wind
collie, and overcome INFANTILE CoNvUL-
sIoNs, which will, if not speedily rene
died, end in death.
1t is also the best and surest remedy
in the world for all cases of dysentery
and diarrhGa in children, whether it
arises from teething or from other causes.
Sold by all druggists. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle.
This is the season Of the year 10 use
Mrs. Winslc~'s Soothing Syrnp.
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~. II. Downs
VEGETABLE RALSAMIG ELIXIR.

For thirty years this valuable medi-
cine has been before the American peo-
pie, and very many intelligent citizens
will testify of its wonderful effects in
curing coughs, colds, Group, whooping
cough, and all diseases of the chest and
lungs. We wishsto have every family
IN Vermont try bottle, and if not per-
fectly satisfied The money will be return
ed. How easy it is to cure common
cold if taken in season, but if neglected
death, death is sure TO follow. Mothers,
do YOU love your little ones? then has
ten and get bottle of Downs Elixir.
and cure that child. Group! Group has
carried off thousands of dear little inno-
cents, when one bottle of Elixir, well
shaken, and taken according o directions
would have saved life. Try it.
Read the following certificates from
our well known and popular physician,
Horace Fales, NJ. D., aud the Hon. Paul
Dillingham;, ex-mem5er OF Congress, and
our worthy citizen, Geo. II. Lease. We
could add hundreds more, but let this
suffice for the present.
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g TATE OF VERMONT

V7FI'TF7N''0 HI9 MI = ~
In Probate Court, holden at lrasburgh, with
in and for said district on the 7th day of July,
A. u. 1862;
james F. Adams, Administrator cum tesla
meAto anjcxo, on the estate of Peter Biselow,
late OF Char ieston, IN said district, deceased,
presents his administration account for settle
ment:
Whercupon, It is ordered that the same he
referred to the All day OF August next, at the
Inn OF Joseph Bates, in Derby, for examination
and allowance; and that all concerned he nuti-
fed hereof hy the publication of this order in
the Orleans independent Standard, a newspaper
printed ut Irasburgh. three weeks successfully,
as soon as may be, that they may appear, and
at said time and place, if they see cause object
thereto.
% NJ CARPENTER. LIline.
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AUSTIN 0. HTBBARD'S ESTATE.
7 TATE OF WEIR NsO ONT,

okLEANS DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court, held at Irashurrh. in said
district, on The 26h day Of june, A. ID. 1862:
Samuel Cheney, administrator on the estate
of AUSTIN o. HUBBARD, late of Craftsbury
in said district, deceased, presents his admins
traton account for examination and allowance
and makes application tor decree of disrihu-
ton and partition Of the estate of said dc
ceased.
WheTeupOn, il is ordered by said Court, that
said account and said application he referred to
a session OF said court, 10 he held at the office
of Samuel Cheney, at Derby Line, on the 2lst
day Of July, A. d. 1862, for hearing and deris-
ion thereon And it is further ordered that no.
tce hereof DC gwen 70 all persons interested
by publication of the same three weeks succcs-
slvely in the Orleans Independent Standard,
newspaper published at Irashurgh, previous to
said time appointed for hearing. that they may
appear Mt said time and place, and show cause,
ii any they may have, why said account should
not be allowed, and such decree made.
d NJ. CARPENTER, yf1aor.
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Farm for Sale.

THE Subscriber would inform the inhabitants
L of Irasburgh and vicinity that he has a
Farm, situated in the town of Whcclock, which
he would like to sell. Said farm contains 10
acres of good land, well fenced with cedar. and
there is plenty Of growing cedar on the farm.
II has very decent house and barn, and run
ming water TO both. 1t is on a good road, and
six miles ON Lyndon depot.
n. b. That while the lands of this town. by n
recent decision in the Supreme Court, are taxed
for town purposes, they are exempt from all
state taxes. For further particulars inquire of
Mr.. Pcrlcy Hill, of Irashurgb, or ofthc subscr-
her on the farm. This Farm is now offered for
the extremely low sum of 81 500.
HORACE STORY.
Wheclock, June 2, 1872 d
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-07-11
ICE.
CONNECTICUT AND PASSUMPSIG
RIVERS RAILROAD

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock.
i holders of the CONNECTICUT AND PAS
SUMPSIC RIVERS RAILROAD COMPANY
vii be held at the junction House, White River
Junction, Vermont, on Wednesday, July 30th,
1862, at O'Clock, P. NJ for The purpose Of elect
ing Board of Directors, and 10 transact anv
other business that may come before the meet
ing. BY order of the Directors.
f. CLEVELAND. Secretary.
June so, 1862. %