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J)I.ppOSALS.



OFFICE GHGgP QCABTERNAsrFR,
DEPARTMENT or LOUISIANA, }
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IL, 1865. }
Sealed PROPOSALS are invited and will be received
at this Office until II H., September sd, 1865, for
furnishing tho Quarternsster's Department in this
city with
Seventy eight pairs Blind Hinges. with Plates
aud Hooks u. hinge
Six pairs Venetian Blinds-6 2sx2. lOG.
"a feet Tin GuttorlnE. six inches W idn st top.
Four watcr Spuuts
IouT Cisterus q capacity Of 2,Ooo gallons each.
1900 best quality Building Brick.
Specifications II Cisterns can be seen at this
Office.
Delivery will BE- required within ten 90 days
from Dat" Of gceGptalce Of proposals..
No bids viii be entertained from parties who
hay" hitherto failed in their engagements " ith the
Government
The United States rrIerVFA tn right to reioCt
any " all bids
Proposals must lie iudrrsed Prvposhls, - and
IldTes-ei to the undersigned,
by command of BTcyet Major Con. Rousseau.
CHAS. II. TOMPEINS,
Breyet Brig. Con. aud C. q. NJ,
sep2-ti Department VI Louisiana,
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PCDLtC-NO. 1877
AS Acr relating to the district courts Of Utah
Territory.
Bs Il sH9riH by tie .SeHafc d,pt House Ot
R,prescntau eos of The Jnued STATE, of amer.
iea j., Congress 3sscmiied, That the Governor
Of Utah Territory shall assign tho distrc,
judges Of said Territory to their respective dis.
tricts, and appoint tho time and place of hold.
ing court in each Of said districts, not. exceed.
ing two forms in zach district in my one year
Approved July 81. 1858.
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FOR FRESH BEEF.
HTApQR'S FIRST military DIsrKICT,
OFFICE chief tuNNlsHARI Up SUBsIzTPNCP,

,,,..,. HrAp9R,s FIRST MiLrT,KY DIsrNlcr,l
q ,ES OiSf q Iya! {%Gn TI1.sS$ist iaisa.fy.
- ''f' I. l. M Fl Fx II II BEEF
tgbcr l, Isy, or such less time rs tho C9Im ssa:
~ General Of Subsistence may diroCt: The Beef
Co%m"sary Of Subsistence that place; Of I s5"1
Rnd n5 S Gsn!y @ S4A e for"
tSIIow to 10 excluded Tho ,n0sks Of tho CtltIy
SsMSsI"GTIf t. DC tMt on At ,n% f"grh yorsGblA
f9rc'puartcrs to be cut from three to four inch".
shove tho knOo Joint, aud ~ nnd.qun rtrrs fr"In
siN to eight Inches above tho Eambrel or hook
bidder, arc r.luostod to he pru,-ut to respond to
their bids, and b. prepared to give buuds luI thu
fulhlmcut Of their contract.
rI% Gq r nut RS r. "n4E[rrd Ei.acIS' "nn"
dorSgned reserves the right I" reject any bids Tor
good cause,
Conditions. requirements, payment. &c. Ike, ~
~ comnlud u Brcyct Maiar- Gon.rsI S,age.nau.
sels.a Dvl and c&E'f4G : sh ,I.t &ii 81.
pRoPnSALS Fnk BUILDING a TulEp
2 m kidlIT'iI4uSE kN p kEiErEE,S
GEnRGIA va 'NA" "'"''H 9
TKEAsrRY DrrARrNESr
OFPIrE LIuHT-HuUSE BOARD, ;
WAsnlSGroK CITY, Aug. y, lSis.
S@l"i PROPOSALS will be r"GCiy"d At ylis "Iira,
$sp p is ~ r S tho fS is ia" SGd
labor all KIND; NECESSARY . cpuruct "rocl, and
dwelling at or near st. Simon "a. in aceoG dance
with plans and Specifications which may be oh.
'"'n'd upon application t" " " Srl sSfSivBR,cK
auESl .2aw3w Ghnirnan.
L $ThE&fsS n I'll TIE ffhKsF A nj C sIJGNB
WARDS.
r,or,, wA vii 81 p g. SS N. "a ls !.
rngE IA Wv s ms " q" @"i i.sI y
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DEorWsALs FOR EgkcrINo A BUILDING.


CHIEF QrARrLRNAsTER's OPPICE, ;
ALBANIA, GA, September 7, 1865.
Scaled proposals will be rrCciy ed at this nee
amt! IL IN. scptcmbor %, 1865, ut which time thoy
will bo urrucd for shing mntcriul and erect
ing Brick Lodge Building at u. National Gene
terry. II Marietta, Ga according to rian and hpi-
ciHcattons, 10 be seen At tho "llco u the Chief
Qnarter uastcT.
uXtClud
Proposals nhonld Lee enior-rd "Propo.als for
erecting Il Lodge Building. ~ aud adIrezsUd 10
X SAXTON,
Rr"vut Brig. Gen, a, M. U !. A. Chief d N
Dep VI the South. sept.lSd
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.


OFFICE COMNIssART or SUNsIsTESrR,l
ENTERPkIsE INSURANCE. BrILpIFl,
TUR >TKERt, CIN'lENA1I sept Is, 1865.
Scaled prvIosnl- will bu rcc|V"l 1T this yllC"
until twelve u clock noon, FRIDAY, the nth in
-tpnt, Tor applying tho Subsi-tcHcc Department
with the following stores:
1850 " Shoulders I'm hOHsh, Uds,)
l,nO " Breakfast Bacon,
Gl,IU - Deans (new crOp,)
g,Nn - Brown Sugar,
loo q" Coffee Sugar,
5'GOI " Crushed Sugar (SuwArtH,l
i,nDu - GrAnulated Sugar lstUwhrl b.,
S,pn - Patent Cut Loaf Sugar (mhnnfar-
tnrad by William Miller Son,
New York
Bidder viii he required to rnrninh samples OF AZ
articles with their proposals.. Proposals for an
fCrGnl arucl"s must be- On separate sheets of napGr
marked Eu al PACKAGE Tho undersigned reserves
the right to rt,iect Hny or all bids offered. Pro-
pDsals must be Endorsed, "prUpOsalg for Subsist-
anco Stores. " and addressed 10 tho nndersgned
Each proposal must have copy Of this advertise
mrut attached,
Tile above glUIGt b. by deli y"rcd Wy tho 10Th Inst
at any place that may be required IN The city OF
Joseph u, CRANE,
q I'll B"v,t hFi"r, { l. u T.
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PROPOSALS.


HB4bsUABTrRs. DRrr. OF THE sorrH,l
CHIEF QrARrRRuAsNgR'1 OPPICBt J
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. ~, 1888,
Sealed PROPOSALS will be received at this office
unit IL IN. september %, ISIS. Mt which time they
will be opened, for furnishing material and build
ing stone drain In tho National Cemetery at Bal
iSbury, n, G.. Said drain 10 be well laid with good
stone, to b. three feet at top between cutbs, ten
inches at the bottom, aud sixteen inches deep; the
drain to commence about fifty foet from the north
line OF tho C"mclsry, running along tho wost side
aud sixty foot to stone sewer, to connect there
with, running east oght feet and twenty inches In
the clear said drai to connect with sewer NJ east
end, and run south ono hundred and thirty two
fec, and connect it'll sewer east by south,
to be twenty feet In length aud twenty inches In
the clear Said drain will also run east by south
from the rolnt Of beginning, one hundred and SOW
enty-nvo feet, forming curve corresponding with
Avenue or walks, and connecting with a sewer on
east side Of trenche'. twenty feet In length aud
twenty inches in the cleHr said sewer to have iron
gratings whore drains connect The stone wall on
the side OF tho trenches to bp removed to tho walk
and set M, 10 run parallel with the drain on the
south. That part Of tho Cemetery lying east VI the
drain, running north and south, and composing
One-thirl Of ground occupied by trenches, to be
raised 1T least two feet and graded, tprreyent
water from standing in the Cemetery, All VI the
above work to be- done In u wOrkmanlik0 manner,
washed by heavy rains. Said work to be com.
pleted by the hr-t of December, 1868
The usual roqurements for bids W no eNa1ted.
Proposals should bo endorsed Proposals for
\ ddrcssed to k. SANTOS,
Bruvct Brig Con. d NJ L. S. L.,
scrli'ti Chtof0 NJ. Dept. VI the South
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LEAVE wAsHISaroS LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,
From A ErnTn Itnruar A Al

:, Leave WA'HTSaroS, from Maryland Avenue
Depot, M8 o. A. M. ~
SUNDAY TRAINS.
LGAvB WAsHINgrQS, from Maryland Avonue
Depot, alto and II A. NJ. aud 2, 90, and 7:3OP.M
LFAyB ALHxASDRtA, from corner st. hsaph
and King streets, at and 10 A. NJ. +, and l aud
L. N. and from corner Of Duke aud Henry streets
N5:OP. o, A. STEVENS, Gen'l Sup't.
W. J. pUELps, den Il Manager sel7-t
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rCHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
i PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YORK.

fTNHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
L PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YORK.
WARRINGTON, Sop. -, lsse-uoOn.
Trains between Washington aud New York are
now run as follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, without change OF cars.
Leave daily (exeOpt Sunday at {, 90 a. nj, IL. 20
and p. In.
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except Sunday at S.O0A. IN, II. %
and s. iOp m
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York at 30 p. m. and philado-
phia at 9. ~ II. m.
Sleeping cars for New York on q OBJ M. train only
Through tickets to Philadelphia, Now York or
Boston, eau be had at the Station Office at all hours
In the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An.
papolis, and the West J. l.. WILSON,
Master Of transportation.
l., NJ. COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. \. KOONTZ,
Agent, Washington,
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SAKE HE GGoSNIhEsMENyED y3Rn,sNShANGE AMP
Giles At. ST. LOUIS ARSENAL, ST. LOUIS,
MISSOURI

Giles Al, ST LOUIS ARSENAL, 81, LOUIS,
MISSOURI
n LVula ARsgSAL. Mo-
August ~, 1865,
Will b""T"rr,l for sale 1T public QnctlOn, csm.
mCncnR At 10 o'clock, 4. IN, OCtubar 0. lSS, n
nance SlDrOs aud other articles, consisting u
Iron Cannon, Artillery Carriages, and Cannon
balls Artillery lmplumrnts and EpnipmrnS
ChrbinuF, huskotS, Rih"r Plstol"' Shot hun''
Infantry aud Cavalry Accuutrrnrut-
Horse Equipments for Cavalry, consisting "I
Saddles, Brides, llalicrS, &c,
Artillery Harness and parts Of llarnrSS,
Leather, BTass, Copper, aud Iron Scrap.
Gaun"n, Mortar, Muhkol. and hIhu fOMdrr' ana
miscellaneous articles,
An opportunity will be offered by Nj, haln for
towns aud other associations and individuals 10
purchase guns aud carriages which may he used
Tor salute purposes.
4 catalogue Of tho articles to be sold will be fur
nihhvd upon application nj this Arsenal, VI Ut tho
Ordnance OHicc, Washington, y. q.
TuIuS cash; ton per cont. gu tho day at sale, aud
the rOmapdor when the property /, delivered
OF heavy ordnance, All other stores will 10 rG-
CURED " be removed within ten days from close
OF sale.
Packing buEeB H. bo paid for Al a stated price, n
be detcrmlnnd by the commanding ulcrT.
The officer max ing tho salo reserves tho rlght To
bid In aud suspend the sale Whenever tho bidding
dOos not como IN To tho limit that may he hSHd BY
proper authority some OF tho Articlcg, OF when
ever the interests nf the United Stats, In his orn
Ion, my be suhsrryed by 80 dong ,>,,,
RIoyUt Big. don. U, s, A.,
IL Co 4 urdnHncc, commanding Ar-cuHi
a,J-tl
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HOWARD UNIyERs M

Tho Pail term Of tho Normal department Will
non WEDNESDAY, September lGtht G''Ii' gr
hIudu ClaB- urVaujIyd September ,Ejdi and the
Mnd,,a Department IA october, with MTti'I
L tic ~ l9.ThSNV-
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Railroad Routes.

WAsHiNGT0N, ALEXANDRIA.
On anu after WEDNESDAY, March IL, 1905, and
until further notice. Local Passenger Trains will
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
lows.
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the GREAT DOUDLE.TRACK ROUTE,
with ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace State room,
day aud night Cars with mod iInrrOv ements, and
saving from four 10 twelve hours In time over amy
other route. Two hundred miles saved to Western
and Central New York.
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
Thrvngh from Baltimore 10 ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have
the advantages Of making all changes in UNION
DEPOTS, aud no FERRIES.
Tickets by this route can be procured at the
office, corner Of sixth street aud Pennsylvania
avenue, under Nationa Hotel whore reliable iufor
nation will be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at this Office, can
cure aooopmodations u Sleeping Cars for Elmira or
Corner sixth at. and Penn. avenue,
~ Washington, u. G.
BID. 4. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent,
deS-lV Baltimore, Nd,
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SUrREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
- NO. Il, DEcGMUFR TERM, lSiI
J"rEPn g, WuiNuD, Appeal from tho su'
HppVllaui, ul"m" Court Of tho

BENJANlH DuLB TAYLOR, bih,
MIR. Gushing, Ia behalf Of Nj. rulHnu, Ni rUuu
sol for tho appellant, augg,,ls tho death VI ltrn.
jNnin uglc TGylpc, thr appellee in THU uru,r, ant
moved the court for uu UIlur, uudur III" Eth wi,.
of court, IL mako tbs proper representatives lal
tbs. On consideration whereof i IL now hur,' ~
d0rod by this court that uulosr tho proper rem,
srutaliycS vi the fHd lnuinmin Og Ito ia l"r, do
c"aS"d, aR aforesaid shall voluntarily brrour"Ia,
tics within the mt tea dals uf nu unsuiug iuI III cot
this rnurt Tho appellant sian i" ,utitlrd H. urnr
tho RECORD - s4td rnUt", md To- have the SAP.
erroneous: Pru"ii,i, That II COPY NJ tho urdrr
shall Io rr,ntrd IN SUM uUNHpHr"r ut the seat III
guN"rnInunt IN whtUh the luwU Of the United Salus
shall bu printed by authority tor thee tic,uhDIy
Wuukh nj least dTty day. bdCur1 tho bogiuniur eft
tho term u tho SurIrmp Court uUXt ousuiuE- Ctu
ACril ....'
fl,l. u. W. MIDDLETON,
Clerk SuprrIag Court United State
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DR0vIDRNGE HOSPITAL,
l. uFbER rHR CHANGE OR
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,

Corner OF Second street east and d street south
Capitol Hill,
IN HEALTHY AND RETlRsD PART OF wAhI
INGrDH CITY,
TlOnnw building II now ready for ihu r"vvi.'',..
OtpAIienL Uf every class, both medical ard surg -
The cars run within two squares Oi ia" huihltHs
Patiuuts will be received into tho wards 1T !
per week, payable In advance. TLiB iucluduS iUl
iClna aud Medical ar Surgical attendance.
Private Rooms eau be had III advanced rlirs
MEDICAL STAFF ATTENDING.
n u.cNpp rasrriH9'Ass IA n .,,,., T.,
WOE JoaN KLEf. l b. ESw York onuy Ds
wean fOurtoonth aud Fifteenth htreplS.
WIN hARBukY, N, D., +iG II street.
RrKuKOSF.
J; T. THOMPSON, NJ. d. curpor Eluth .tl,"
and Massachusetts avenue
q. N FORD. N D y Erst Capital .trcet
N. +. LINCOLN, NJ. D., ghS ,tIu"t north.
knVIS0i!Y AND GUNSiiIfING
GRAFTON TYLER, Nj. D.. CuIHnf NJ Washing
ton and Gay streets, Georgetown.
W I. JOHNSON. NJ. D.. Seventh "'rs't Zoo
tween EAnl y.
E n3WXEb, NJ D, $$ y street.
THOMAS M LIEN, 20 street.
q, II. LIBRRMANE' ii9 Thirteenth rtrnot
Application can bs mad" at the Hospital, e, To-
either Of the abuy"- named ply sriHn- phytIri.Ir.
Eendiu. pAtlenth To the Hospital whu WAY ""ruVN
private rvUIns have the privilege III attending the
same
Ss-E" pvgSuu' with ruulagpuh d.a,.,r,u, sdn,I,. i
octl7 Suprrh,l.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL
l TlMORB RAILROAD

DllLAnEbPHlA, WILMINGTON, AND BAL
1 TlMORB RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE
Commencing MONDAY, April 10th. 1896
Traus for Baltimore and Washiugto lon lea We Phila.
dslphia us follows:
Aha. m. , Express tMOndRys excepted H. 6 q.
m, Bxpressi 8Cp m, Expross and II. % p III
Bxpress
Way Mall Train for Baltimore at $. l5a m.
TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE TO PlIlLADEL-
PHlA
Lssve Baltimore l. % a. m. , Way Mail o. 2Oa. m,
Express: llO y. m, Express: 6.3 y. m. Bx-
pressi sG p. m, ExprQsa.
SUNDAY TRAIN,
Leave Philadelphia for BaltimO re nd Washington
at l. 10 =. IN. and II p. m.
Leave Baltimore for Philadelphia At A. % y IN
Leave Baltimore for New York at g. % n IN
milo Y. kENNEY. Superintendent,
1927 GREAT 1917
1901 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTB 1901
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
WEST SPRlNG SCHEDULE.
On aud After MAY 2ith, 1857, trains will run as
follows:
Washington 1Sam. Baltimore l2lop IN.
" s. Bp.m. 10, ~ -
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The many Thousands cured At this Institution
within the last cgbteer. years, aud the quln,I'u-
Surgical Operations performed by Nr Juhr,iuu,
witnessed by the Reporters Of the sun, aud
many other papers, notices Of Width Sr"n~d
again and again before the public, hr-idrs III.
standing al gentleman uf character aud resi- ,ua
billy, is gutiGisnt guarantee to the afflicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Persons writing rhould h. partcrtar ~ 3,,r
Ing their letlyGt T. lii ne ttlU,n, ~ tl i,,l'",r
manner. JNhN IIl'N v, ". D.,
ra,'in"r" I,p.A i!a-p,t1
ias-lv B,It|r.,t.. " - yl.ur
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MARKETS..


NV YORK, Aug ii.
AJHE>-Qu.et SD pots
OorIuN-tuu .tlout decided change 600 bales
~ cents midle.u-- gplauds.
hHi>GEr-Quiet. - 1rls IN bond a. d7.e.
GRAiS-Recepts. Wheat none. Wheat without
decided change. closing qu e. --.7ll bushels 1lu n
~. " 3 Spring mixed $50. New Am Der Ohio and
Georgia $50.
OA1s-Duu Ll0ol bushels 50 cents. Western in
store. s.. "a -its d.. adaat
BIDE-Dull
CorFEE-Firm. sobace Rio private terms
STrAR->tea1y. fIs hh1s. Cuba 10. q ~ cents
N0LAs>Es-Duu.
H0rs-Quct
PETRoLErs-Firm. o.. Crude 81 Refined bonded.
C1AL-Domestc firm. IN dull.
W0oL-Without decided change. $500 Found.
$50 q ~. domestic fleece IS n % culled q n 81.
tuhhed 1- q 80. Texas % q - Me- .cau 20 n So
California
LEArHrR-Hcmlork .alt firm o. % cent?
Buen0- Ayres heavy ". -ht ~ o. Middle and
Light do. q n -. Calorl heavy wei- ht- "a
, cents. Middle do ~.
PuRk-Duu. heavy If11 tf.s s2--5 q $500 for
New Mess closing $50 cash 8 ~ M $50 for
old 90 - s9-l. Prime, % si.J-. for Prime
Mess alec. -fl hl. Sew Me-. buyer August $50.
BEEg-Stesly. Sales TO bios a. 8 $50. a $3.50
new PLATA ~ q 40. $50 new extra mess flr terce
beef dull
L,En-Nore active firm. ia7l t.ercc. is "a .--.
Steam chiefly l-i % ISL and I41 -s Kettle rendered
ais. -7I tier'c- steam seller September - cents
BrUER-Quet at 47 80 ior Ohio and 81 "a 81 f.r
States
CHrrsE-Firm atII "a I-c.
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JUpGE POLAND addressed the citizens Of Brad
ford, by request of the Grant Club. at the Town
Hall, on Tuesday evening. Commencing with
the first efforts Of the North to prevent the ex-
tension Of slavery. which finally resulted in the
election of Abraham Lincoln, and the breaking
out Of the rebellion, the Judge reviewed the his
tory Of the two partie- from that day TO this.
showing in a clear, calm and logical course OF
reasoning that the Democratic party had not
changed but were determined upon the re~tara-
ton Of slavery. the reputation of the public
debt, and giving the control of the government
again into the hands If the Democracy The
election Of Seymour and Blair would Toe the first
step, which would ,oou be followed mp by
others'and nothing hut an appeal to arms would
prevent the North from being bound hand and
foot an dPreiucel TO poverty and disgrace
Judge Poland kept large audience intere.teI
for nearly two hours
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RUTLAND lTlNs.-An incendiary TIRE destroyed
fire destroyed Fred Gees barn. on Green St in
Rutland, Saturday night
The funeral Of Gen. Isaac Mcdaniel, took
place on Saturday. with the burial service Of the
Episcopal Church. Among the pail bearers
we're Gov Page, Col. G. A. Merrill and John
Cain. His estate Is estimated by some as high as
million.
Atarace at the Rutland Park, on saturday. the
gelding John T. Rich, owned by Henry Thomas
o0rwell won the race in three straight heats over
Ben Wood" owned by d. Aiken Of Saratoga
The Judges were Stephen Goodell Of Brandon, R
: Wires Of Burlington and Darwin c. Pierce Of
Rutland Time PAS 2;46; 2:45; track heavy.
Tie preliminary examination Of the shrews-
bury homicides commenced yesterday, in the
town hall # Rutland.
Ira White paid $40 "A for intoxication on
Saturday.
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ROBERT RUssELL.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. I Two all persons con-
District Of Chittenden, IS i cerned in the E.
tate u Robert Russell late Of Richmond in said
District, deceased,
GREETING.
At PROBATE Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District Of Chttenden on the fourth day
Of Angus \. D. I-i-. an Instrument. purp0rtns- Z
De the lat Will and Testament Of Robert Russell
late Of Richmond in said District deceased wa pre-
scented ~ The Court Aforesaid for probate And il j.
ordered hy said Court that the tWcuty-seveuth day
Of August A. ID. ISIS, at the Probate Court rooms in
said Burlington, Dee assigned for proving said Instru
ment and that notice thereof Be given 20 all per
sons concerned by publishing this order three week.
successlVeiy IN the Burlington FREE PEE>s, a news
uaper printed at said Burlington, previous 10 tn
time appointed.
TuEHEFoHE. you are hereby notified o. appear be-
fore sas Court at the time ard place aflre,.t 3D. and
contest the probate OF said will if You have cause
6lveu unier nav hand 40 burlington. iu said Dis
trict- this fourth cay % August. A. b. l-i-.
d-3w T f. WALES. Judge.
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utes
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may ne reekoned tine right 10 preserve BIER hair in
is original luKuriance so--. color. texture and
elasticity, as long as she can IT, enable her Co. do
So we recommend the very best article We know o.
preparation about which there is uo deception.
which We have tried and seen tried ana not found
~anting-we mean CRISrADO80'> lair prc-erycr
and beautiier.
Sold by Druggists, and applea hy AL I,ur ORES
ers.-Aianuflctory No. 6 Maiden Lame. Principal
Depot Not Aston House
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PEAboDr-In this city, Saturday, Aug. 5, H.
RAN PEABODY, son Of John and Helen Peabody, age
year and days
Funeral to take place at the residence of Mr. Pea
body on Shelburn Street this p. IN, at 3 o'clock
kcHARDs.-In South Burlington, August Oh.
MI Hiram Richards, aged 81 years
ELDRlDGz.-In this city, Friday morning, August
. John H., only child of Chas A. and Emma c. FL
dredge, aged months y days.
ASBLER-ln Richmond, August It'll, at the resi-
uence CT Mr. s. +. Cutler, Mr.. James Amber. aged
3 years.
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WHAT il
M, B, O. s.

Our reasons and We trust .uru Threaten for call
Ing tho public attention &c. n, .t.r Bailey, Quiet
ing Syrup, are furnished D., o.. frequency and h-
tality ofthe diseases Of infancy tul .a...a1. 50
alarming and serious tac diseases tl1, oH, child
10 three dies before the dnb year. These acr. a'-
ford conclusive argument for eufrcIa- au mothers
the Importance Of using remedy, which contains
Morphine Poisonous DRUG and never fails
when timely used 70 effect cure. It greatly d.
sists the child through tho months 90 reeth.u- ale
lays all pain, reduces iudammat.un, e1-rect- aciitt
Of the stomach, and never fails o. regulate t1, H.s-
els makes sick and weas children strong and
healthy, produces natural sleep ior the eh.lt there
by afiording rest To the mother. For summer CON
plants. D,scutery and D.arrhoa. 70 Aa- Goo equal
For Wind Collie, Commissions, Grpu- &c.. il never
fails % give imm diate relief.
Mother Hailcy's Quietiug syrup, tr children. e
original medicine. well established therefore use
no other and YOU are safe. For sale - all Dru=
gists and Dealers 10 Medicine
A. RICHARDS Sew London. Conn
Agent for the United States.
Jnne 3D. d6wivris
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-14

RICHMOND M,RKET.-About 800 boxes cheese
were sold al l. to Is ID cents. Butter so to So
cents, the latter price for extra June made.
There was but little cheese or butter offered this
week in comparison with the last two weeks.
Last week there were about 700 boxes, and 600
the week before
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-14

SHORT Horn CATrLE-The Rutland Herald
says Mr.. L. j. Wright, Of Weybrdge, has made
an addition to his herd Of short horns, by pur-
chasing the entire herd of the original importer.
Nr. JAMES Fullington, Of Erwin, Union County,
Ohio consisting Of one yearlng bull, whose
weight Is l,3oO pounds, and fifteen cows and
he'ter>. among which is a COW that weighs 80
pounds, and two one-year Cd heifers that weigh
over 1900 pounds each The bull cost one
thousand dollars. Mr. Wright is the owner Of
over forty head Of short horns-the best herd in
the State, a- he viii prove. as he intends to
exhibit them at the coming State Fair at Bur
liugton