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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-05-18
MARTHA wAsHINGT ON" HAIR
RFSTORER.

Would you have dark and lustrous locks. and vie
With beauty's queen, the goddess Of the sky
Or isyOur beauty fading to decay,
Your raven tresses passing fast away,
Or is age drawing too untimely near
Do silvery locks upon your head appear
Then why Of youthful beauty, why despair
When there's a balm for every silvery hair
Times sorrows, fever's ravages it blesses-
A sure restorer Of those missing tressesi
From her bright locks the immortal name 1t won
OF Hair Restorer-"MARTHAW WASHINGTON :"
Then HE to the store-just across the way,
And get bottle with the least delay.
soLD EVERYWHERE. Price 81, 90
sIMONDs AGO., Proprietors.
Fitswiilism N. Ii.
March ~. vsm
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CEO. f.. ROW ELL s CO.. ADVERTISING
" AGENrs. 4iCoNcp-ss ST., E,sT0y.

Those who desire avail themselves CT an adver-
Eli Co., one 81 the nest IA the country. Its IA
citics are uusfrps eUi IL :, entirely reliable.
-Hggflu Post.
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lone or tEo men ia burlington ard vicinity who
hayelnst on ann NJ 70 % engage in the light and
profitable business OF selling -. Nadsworth's Water
proof Aruica Healing Plaster. Sales rapid ard
profits large. sample nj all inform tion sent for
y cents Asdre~. A p BELCHFB. Philadelph ia
Pa
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TO CONSERVATIVES You will get the recipe
1 t.r a sure curc for Coughs, Colds, Consumptyon
and aillUnE complaints. by sending 10 d. ADEE,
NJ. $50 Pearl - New York. lie serbs il free.
Write tor il. lthas cured thousands
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-05-18

Acting Admiral Boggs has Just left here
in the |. ;. steamer DeS1ta, TO demand an
explanation from the commander Of the
English steam at So. Andrews in regard to
gring upon tie pleasure boat of Rohiustone.
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PHILANDER II. BRADLEY.s ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, lVHE Honorable the
District Of Chittenden, IS. Il Probate Court, for
the District Of Chittenden
TOau persons interested in the estate OF Phelan-
DIRE H. Bradley, late Of Charlotte in said District
deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, said Court bath assigned the 29th day
Of May next for the settlement Of the admins
tration account Of the Executors Of the last will
and testament Of said deceased and ordered that
public notice thereof be given 10 all persons inter-
es;ed in said estate publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous To the day assigned In
the Burlington Free Press, printed in Burlington,
N said District.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified TO appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned then and there 70 contest the allow
Gnce Of said acc, unit, If you see cause.
Given under my hand this 30 day Of, May A.
ID. IStG.
WILDER L. BURNAP, Register.
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rs :;xsS3III3

diseases Of Tie scalpi Is delightfully."- perfumed,
cures badness and will not stain the skin; it is a
perfect Restorer AID Dressing Combined. Mother
preparation for the hair contains Pcstachio Nut
Oil. Sold by all Druggists. Il. c. GOODWIN 4 co.
RUST, BROS. BIRD, REED, CUTLER { CO,
Agents, Boston, Mass.
ORRIN SKINNER Z co. Sole Proprietors.
Springfield, Mass.
wifi
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GEO. EDGECOMBE's ESTATE.

I'VE, TIE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable the PROBATE Court for
the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners TO re-
ceive examine and adjust the claim. and demands
Of all persons. aganst the estate 0f George Edge
combe late Of Burlington in said district represent
ed insolvent and also all claims and demands ex-
hibited IN onset thereto aad SIX months frola the
dag Of the date hereof being allowed BY said Court
for that purpose, do therefore hereby Five no.
tice. that gill attend to the business ofOur 1p
pointment at the dwelling Of widow Gracc Eds e-
connie in Burlington in said District, the third
TUESDAYS Of July and october next, at 10 o'clock,
A. ~, on each Of said days
Dated this 2sth day Ct April, A. D., 1866.
81 Ss B RSN sSisssS,tAIa} oeu.l..,sa.n.
v<Svou
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HOUSEuOLD NECES SITY EXIS
FOR THE USE OF
DurnO's Ca. aPrh snuff.

Which, In the arst stage, a cold aclslike magic
Headache, Hoarseness Diphthera and Bronchitis,
e Eyes Deafness. Bad Taste and Smell, being the
result of Catsrrh This snuff removes and prevents
all these, and insuTes healthy Head It's efIeets
are pleasant AMI saf. even Z r infants who
from Snufles
Ithls the highest profe isionll testimonials
by all Druggists, or sent by Mail to all parts
for 3ocents for One Box, or 81 for four Boxes.
address, JAS. DUENO. P. o. Box lbs,
New YORK.
Wholesale, by n BARNES 4 c., % Park Row. n
flaN sv-ef
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SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Kidney Disese
sMOLANDER's EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures rheumatism.
sMOLANDER's EXTRACT BUCRU
Cures Urinary Diseases.
SMOLANDER's EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Gravel.
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Structures.
The BEST Fluid Extract BUCKU now before the
public, IS sMoLAS9ERS. For all disco above
and for REAKNESSaand PAINS 4HEB ACK,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, and disorders arising
from EXCESSES OF ANY KIND, it Is perfectly
INy1LUABLE. For sale by all Apotheearies ey-
erywhere. PRICE OWE DOLLAR. TRY ITs
TAKE NO OTHER
BuRLEisH 4 ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, so
Hanover street, Boston, General Agents.
Jan /. ls56-wly
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NERyuUsDEBILITY.

CEAINAL 81 EAKNESS, &c, can he cured by one
- who has r6 ally cured himself and hundreds Of
others. Address with stamp EDw. L. TRAvER,
L4cS Box, Boston, Mass.
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DDARD's
CHOLERA SPE CFFEC .
sure Preventive and cure fer
G. HOL T. IL a,

Cholera MOrbus, DIarrhoea, Dysentery,
Summer Complaints, Pain in the
Stomach and Bowels, SC.
Its action is immediate and ei,aeious and has been
used by thousands since the Cholera Season OF
1919 Physicians use and recommend it. All adj
NIT it to be the Best Compound known for the
Complaints for which it is designed.
sToDDARD 4 BURTON. PrOprietors, Troy, MY.
For sale by all Druggistsa and Dealers in Medi-
ines.
April Is dsE6m
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY. An essay Of
vi warning and instruction for young men. Al
so, Diseases and Abuses which prematurely pres
trate the vital powers, with sure means Of relief
Sent free Of charge, in sealed letter envelopes
Address DR.. ]. skfLLIN H0U6HTON, Howard
Association Philadelphia Pa.
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PHINEAs woRrHEs's ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT, I To all persons con-
District OF Chittenden S. cerned in the Estate Of
Phineas Worthen, late Of Colchester, in SAID Dis
triet, deceased,
Greeting.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
a.d for the District Of Chittenden, the eth day
Of May, A d. ls66, an Instrument, purpOrtng
% he the last VIII and Testament Of Phineas Mor-
them late Of Colchester in said district, deceased,
presented TO the Court aforesaid. tor Probate.
And i ordered by said Court that the Eth dsy OF
June, A. D. 1876, at the Probate Court Rooms
in said Burlington, be assigned for proving said
Instrument and that notice thereof be given TO all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully In the Burlington Free Press.
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous TO
the time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified 70 appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place Aforesaid and
contest the probate Of saidNill If you have cause.
Given under my hand, this It'll day Of May,
A. ID. 1850.
yi6w3
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Ill .I;YsII5

changes it from cray to is original color in three
weeks; preventing the lair from falling is the
best article for dressing the hair ever found in
market will surely remove dandIul and cue all
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GLAssw ARE! GLASSWARE:
Burgin & Son, Philadelphia

We call the attention OF Druggists, Psrfamsrs and
Patent Medicine PreGrisf0rs TO cur Fine-anished
glassware superior in color, style and finish, both
Of bottle and lip Particular attention given TO or
ders in private moulds.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.--THE

Celebrated DR.. DOW continues to devote his emit
time to thu treltneat Of all diseases incident to
female system. An experience Of twenty-thrs'
ears en- ables him to guarantee speedy and perma
nent relief in the Of SHRpss'ion Ind al
osAer Menstrual DeTangemsnfs, from whatever cause
All letters for advice must contain 81. Office.
Endicott street, Boston
NIB Board furnished to those who wish
remain under treatment.
Boston. June "a. 1865. dStAviy
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THE DECISIVE BATTLE.
HAS BEEN
FOUGHT AND WON
In every stat and City, and Town in the Union. by
CrISg0dOrO,S Hair DUe

over al would &c rivals, aud the palm Of victory
del to it for d,3.h All richness Of tin.
durability, rlpiiity If action, softenins and lubri
atins properties, an entire freedom from every
deleteIous or NJ ingredient. Manufactured
by CRlSTADORO. No. Astor House, New
York. SOLD by Druggists. Applied by all Hair
Dresses.
April p.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-05-18

MAZE NOVR own SOAP WITH B. T. BAB-
Iu BITS Pure Concentrated Potash, OF Ready
Soap Maker. Double the strength Of common Pot
ash, ami sup no. O. any Sapouifer or I've in the
market Put up ia cans q one, two, three. six, and
twelve pounds with GiTec items English and Ger
man fur making Hard and soft soap. One pound
viii make hiteen gallons Of Soft Soap. No lime is
required. Consumers vill find this the cheapest
Potash in market q. .. BABBlTT, 90, %, &C. o., CS
50, 20, = aud "a Washington ST. y. Y.
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UvANTED.-AGENT Male and Female, in
w every town and neighborhOod, to take orders
for 1.-THE Great Labor Sayorn; patent article that
every family wants. Will save ten times its cost
yearly. Agents are making s. TO s25 per day.
Only So to $40 capital required Full particulars
OF the business sent to any address receipt Of 6
cents for circulars and return postage.
Address, r. WAYYELL- Box 475l, Chicago. Ill
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BATCHELOR'S HAIRDYE

THE BEST IN THE.wORLD. Harmless, relia
bic, instantaneous. the only perfect dye No dis
appointment, 10 ridiculous tints, true to nature
black or brown. Genuine is sfgnsd William 4.
Bachelor. Also, Resenerated extract Of milleaeur
preserves and beauties the hair, preserves bald
ness. Sold by all druggists. Factory 81 BARCLAY
St.N.Y dawly.
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blows, Seeds, and FertsliIers.-Coe's Super
il Phosphate Of Lime at manufacturers prices.
Joyce's Force Pump, Kimbalrs Wheelrakes. and
ali kinds Of haying tools, for sale by WHITE
M0RE, BELCHER, & CO., &c & 40 So Market ST.,
Boston.
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NAvAL OFFICERS. INDEMNITY.

nFFlC Frs q tie Navy who lost clothing by the
" destruction 81 vessels during the can re-
compensate, for sane, BY addressing s b. A, Box
2ul Boston, Mass.
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CONCENTRATED I'VE!

CONCENTRATED LYE!
It VII make 10 POUNDS Of excellent Hard soap.
or p GALLONS Of the very best Soft Soap. for
only about b CENTS. Directions on each box
For sale al all Drug and Grocery Stores.
Directions.
Put one OK Of SaponiGer int three gallons
water, tknock of the end, and Oct the box boil
it empties itself, thea take out the box) adj four
and half pounds oi fat, ami let ); ,.i hours and
10 minutes. Then add small half pint Of salt,
and let it continue boiling 35 minutes longer, when
YOU ala half gallon Of hof wler. an let it come
to boil. Pour Asiu4n tunblerfgl Of cold water
into tub or box to wet it round the sides, then
empty thu soap in, TO stand all nj .ht and cut
in bars in the morning.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-05-18

DILL RDS.-The undersigned are now pre-
ID pared TO furnish Billiard Tables with their
Improved patent Cushions New and secOnd.h hand
Tables Consistently on hand. Also all articles con-
nected with the business.
KAYANAGH & DECKER. 235 Canlls. NY
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NOTICE.

V'HiS may ce-tify that have given my two sons
Il Eras| Us Clinton Curtis and George Leander
Curtis their tine during the rest Of their minority
and that shall claim none Of their wages nor paw
any debts of their contrasting after this date.
EDMUND T. CURTIS.
Bolton, May 10Th l~fG. w3w-
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Soft 'Soap

Maie in the same way, with the exception Of
adding fifteen gallons Of water AMI NO salt. Al
you ns,lis ~ iron E,tas.
Mar s-dawimas
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CYLINDER PRESS FOR SALE.

u Under PRESS FOX SALE.
rNHE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale ufryIoup, tn
Il large Cylinder Press till lately used in print
Ing the Weekly Free Press. The press was origin
ally builtby Montague, but has been rebuilt with
new gearing, new screw distribution, and the add-
ton Of guides and springs to the bed, front feed
guides and other Improvements. IL has been run
for several years asst by steam but Is also fitted
20 run by hand. Ii turns easily, is ia good order
and 20 any newspaper publisher desiring cheap
power press, will prove decided bargain.
Its place in our Office having been supplied a
larger press, We have no further for It, and II
sellit reJy ioo for cash or approved paper
q. W, 4 Or. G.. BENEDICT
Burlington, Jan. 4. 1866
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DEMJLCENT,
HONEY, GLYCERINE. AND PLAIN
= d s y =.
y. 4, HILLS SOW.
30 rari, Row, New York.

Manufacturer of l.l d iiercnt styles Of Soap.
For sale by all Or,css and Druggists in this place
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SEED BARLEY.
Tile NEM ROLLER
PRE.VTF.N'G PAPER

can now be taken and promptly executed, at the
market rate, by
THE CLARENONT MANUFACTURING co
April D. ClaremOnt. N. Ii
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WON
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-01-10
Netc York. Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. 8.
Cotton-1 q &c lower; sales $50 bales Middling Up
lands at 80 q sic. By auction to-day on government
account 747 bales Of Mobile cotton at 81 q Oh for
low ordinbry to middling fair.
Flour-10 a 25c; State at 90 q s 80; Round Hoop
Ohio 40 g 10 %; Western on q 80; Southern,
sales O0bbls at IS q Is 90; Canada sales $50 bbls.
at s 90 GIL 25.
: Wheat-2@ Sc lower; sales 1000 bushels Amber
Michigan at 80. a.
Corn-1c lower; sales 6,4oo bushels Mixed West
ern at SO q 92c. ' rl-
Oats-du1l. D,
Beef-quiet. 20 &
Pork-irmer; sales $500 bbls. new Messat % 90 q
2S %.
Landowner; sales 700 bbls. at 142 q 17ic.
Butter-heavy. M
Whiskey-steady; sales ITS bbls at 2 % @22S, 30
Sugars quiet; sales 1S2 hhds Muscoado at liz q
12ac. Havana, 1,021 boxes at 1890.
Coffee-frm; sales, $3.50 bags of Rio on private
terms.
Molasses-quiet; sales, 1875 bbls. of New Orleans
at 10 q rs; Porto Rico, so hhds at SOC.
Naval Stores dull
Petroleum-duli; sales 500 bbls crude at 81 q
$50; 1000 bbls refined bonded, at Coo. s :
Frelghts to Liverpoo-dull. -'
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Maine Generals Mustered Out.

-. I'D. f.t-.l IL, 4. WASHINGTON, Jan. y.
Among long list Of Generals mustered out
of the United States service are the following
Maine: Brigadier Generals Selden Conner,
James d Fessenden, John Edwards, George
L. Beal, Henry S. Thomas and Richard Jack
son.
Leave of absence for thirty days from date
OF muster out is granted to all of the regular
army going out Of the volunteer service under
this order. At the expiration of which time
they WIN report fos duty with their proper reg
Sd. All officers belonging to the personal
staff of the general officers above named will
Immediately return to their appropriate duties
if belonging to the regular army or volunteer
forces still retained in service. AN Others will
be honorably discharged, to date from the time
of muster out of the officers with whom thew
may be serving.
4th Generals commanding military divis-
ions will report without delay to the Aljutant
General of the army the names OF all general
officers of their commands not included in the
above order, whose services can be dispensed
with without detriment to the service. ,
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MORE OF THE SUNNY SIDE.-On the even
ing of January LIST, nearly one hundred peo-
pie, citizens of Casco and Congregational
friends, assembled in the village at Leach's
Hall, bringing with them new years offerings,
as tokens of their appreciation of preached
Gospel among them.
While this occasion afforded them pleas
ant opportunity of mingling their social ant
religious sympathies, it served to encourage
and cheer their Pastor in his Masters work,
and strengthen the bond of interest and friend
ship between him and them, and also between
friends and neighbors.
When they had been refreshed from iber-
ally spread table, and had Joined in appropri-
ate religious exercises, they returned to their
homes, all feeling well satisfied with the occa-
sion, leaving behind them, in kind remem-
brance of their Pastor, upwards of seventy
dollars in money and substantials of life.
For this new expression OF sympathy, and
for all the kindness and cordiality with which
they have received us, they have our warmest
thanks, and our continued prayers that this
may be abundantly rewarded with the bless
ings of salvation.
GEORGE F. TEwKsBURY.
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Bunch, pbx 4 70 @ 8 90
Layer. .....5 90 "a 8 10
Lemons, box. IS 80 a 900
Oranges4P 100 8 90 q A 90
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.
From Fortress Monroe.

New YORK, JAMS.
The Herald's Fortress Monroe correspond
ent says five companies of the 10Th United
States infantry lately arrived from Richmond
to aid the 5th United States artillery in gar
risoning this fortress. The duty imposed on
the officers and men of the garrison of the
fortress recently has been very arduous, Off
GERS and men being kept on duty every other
day.
Lieut.. Day, an officer of the 9Th artillery had
been found asleep on duty by Gen. Miller, and
placed under arrest.
Col. White, editor of the True Southernerr,
published at Hampton, had been assaulted.
while going to Chesapeake Hospital, by an I'M
known person.
At Portsmouth, va Navy Yard, the Aga
wan was being rapidly repaired. The Swa-
tara was coaling up to return to Washington.
The st. Lawrence was nearly ready to go to
Brazil for storeship.
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H2 NEW YORK, Jan. 9.
The Posts Washington dispatch says the
Reconstruction Committee held another meet
ing this forenoon, but the proceedings were
not public. gr@ -
Ali the general appropriation bills will he
reported from the Committee on Ways and
MANS next week.
No decision has been yet made by the War
Department in reference 10 officers of the vet
eran reserve corps. mob Sob ~
The Potomac is frozen over for several miles
below Washington.
There has been lively scene in the House
to-day over ther the bill passed to abolish rail-
road monopolies. The House has recalled
the bill from the Senate, fearing that it will
bear an Interpretation which will relieve the
tionS. Ia 49,
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From Savannah.

= N NEW 1ORk, JAN. D.
has arrived.
The Savannah Herald states that Judge
Harden has been pardoned by the President,
and has resumed business there
The Savannah and Ogeechee Canal has been
repaired.
Migrants and convict negroes are put into
chain gangs and made to sweep the streets.
Several saw and planning mills are being
erected in the vicinity of Savannah.
The agent of the Freedmen's Bureau, at
Macon, Ca, is taking the census of negroes
there, and sending the unemployed to citizens,
who say that their labor is needed.
Orders have been received at Savannah to
proceed with the trial of Gen. Mercer.
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OpOIUIIiS. -. % UU U W
Pressedpton13 90 @ls 90
Loose. IA 90 (916 90
Straw. 10 90 @12 90
Hides and Skins.
Bienos Ayres q a %
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AUCTION SALE
Or
Valuable Dwelling House Property
ON DANFORTH STREET

PURSUANT to license from the Cours of Proyatr
L for Cumberland County, the subscriber, as trus-
tee, under the will Of Samuel Elder deceased will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY,
the 3lst day OF January 1885, at II o'clock in the fore
noon, on the premises the valuable house lot with
double dwelling house thereon situated the south
side OF Dantorth Street, in Portland, near Maple
Street, owned and occupied by Samuel Elder in his
lite time.
This lot Is about fty-ve feet wide on the street,
and about eigbtyseven feet wide the rear ne and
averages about one hundred twenty feet in depth
containing in all very near y ,7e0 square feet.
Besides the dwelling house there Is oiner's shop
on the premises about Is by 80 feet two stories high
Tho vacant land is iavorably arranged for tie site
Of additional buildings.
A plan of the lot may be seen at the Office of P,
Barne1, s4t Middle Street. and the houses may be
amined on any week day, between Two and three
O'Clock P. NJ.
The bu ldings are in good condition. Possession
made satisfactory
Terms-Cash.
SARAH S. ELDER, Trustee,
~. 40 HENRY BAILEY & C9., Auct'rs.
DecemDer ~ 1885, dec30 2aw3w
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Per steamship Canada at Halifax.

The weekly cotton market was received per steam
ship Moraviali.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET, Dec.
22 ng)-Messrs Richardson, Spence q Co. and
Wakefield, Nash & Co., report Flour dull, with q
downward tendency. Wheat quiet and nominal;
@ioter red los I'D q los lid. Corn heavy mixed 29s
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, Dec. %
tevehplngEm o Bigland, Athya & Co. and Cor
con- ntace Go. report Beef hrm Pork quiet 1.-THE
IS, Lard dull; sales for spring delivery at Cos q
eos Cd. Butter very dull. Tallow easier at decline
of Cd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Dec. %
!eyeninglAshes quiet and steady Sugar quiet but
sales. Resin steady. Spirits Turpentine sales small
Petroleum quiet at 80 ID e Ss6d,
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= FRANK e. HOWE, General Agent 81 Broadway,
and WILLIAM L. BURT, New England Agent, 4s
Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
+ January 8th 1866. i dim
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From, WGshtngtOn.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
The constitutional amendment proposed by
Mr.. Blaine, of Maine, in regard to the future
basis OF Representatives in Congress, secures
the unanimous support of New England, and
generally Of the Middle States. 1t finds oppo-
sition in the Northwest, which section would
be the galner by the suffrage basis at the ex-
pense of New England. Mr.. Blaine's speech
will be extensively circulated.