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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-22

south side Of Water street 200 feet east OF Pike,
l5x4o on lot 25xi6o, intended for a boiler house
Owner, Mr.. Breck. Estimated cost 81 900, Approved
November 10.
One one story brick building on the east side OF
Ludlow street, 100 feet north OF Grand IN rear OF
Ludlow street Jail sl36x2i, to be used as Kitchen
Tor the prison. Owners, the Corporation OF the CITY
OF New York. Estimated cost $1,000. Approved
November TO-.
NOVEMBER 1.-two four story and basement brick
buildings, with brown stone fronts on the soutn sue
avenue, each 27x5s lots 27xo0 each. Intended as
dwelling house for one family. Owner, James n.
Spratt. Estimated cost Of each building $4,000.
Approved November 20.
One two story, cellar and basement brick building,
the south side OF Forty sixth street. between First
avenue and the East river, 60x45 two lots 26xlO0
each. To be used as q slaughter house. Owners.
Strauss Brother. Estimated cost $4,000. Ap-
proved November H.
OF Fourteenth street. about 225 feet west Of Ninth
avenue one 14x14, the other 14xl8 on lot nfty the
width OF the block To be used as an once, stable
and stonecutter's shed. Owners Brown q Valen-
tine. Estimated cost Of each building, $500. APP
proved November 20.
On three story brick building on the southwest
corner OF Twenty-irst street and Eleventh avenue.
23x42, on lot 23x75. To be used first floor an
ONCE each OF the other floors a residence for one
family each. Owner, John Lynch. Estimated cost
81 900. Approved November 90
Two two story brick buildings on the north side OF
Hath street. ninetyive feet east OF First avenue,
each 12xl6 on lot 5ox100; intended for stable and
carriage house. Owner Joseph Hoffman Esti-
mated cost OF each building $500. Approved No
vember 70.
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q n; American Express. az AZ; Adams Express
Al AK; United States, AK as; Merchants Union
10 lek; Quicksilver. 23k q 23A; Canton, IS ~;
Mariposa, 6a Z; Mariposa preferred. a az; Pa
cinc Mail. Hay lis; Western Union Telegraph,
s6K 36h; New York Central, 1917 I2s,; Erie
AK q an; Hudson River, l2S 1851;
Reading, ssN 90; Chicago and Alton, 14s bid;
do. preferred, l4ah bid; Bankers and Brokers',
l05 100; Alton and Terre Haute, 80 4o}s; do.
preferred. 90 o21s; Wabash, 67K Q 57A; DO. pre-
ferred, 6s bid; Milwaukee and ST. Paul. 63k 6shs;
do. preferred IS a ss,s; Fort Wayne. losx 1927;
Ohio and Mississippi sox so,z; Michigan Central,
l16 bid; Michigan Southern, seK 81; Pittsourg
SO q sok; Toledo, ssX 100; Rock Island. 1855
l061<; Northwestern "a SAX; do preferred, SO soH
At four O'Clock business In the long room ceased.
In the transactions which took place on the street
an attempt was made to stifen prices In conse-
quence Of the favorable condition Of the money mar
ket, shown by the weekly statement Of the banks
but without success.
At five O'Clock the quotations were:-New York
Central, 1231<; Erie, 4oh 4oK; Michigan Southern,
S6a; Wabash, SIX SIX; Rock Island, 1851 10ah;
Reading, eSh bid; Pacific Mail, Hay bid; North
western, SAX s5 Northwestern preferred, 81 s7;
st. Paul, e44 BID; Pttsburg, soH bid; Ohio and Mis-
sssippi S0x.
The following were the bids for the city bank
stocks at the regular board:-New York, 1877; Mer-
chants, 124; Mechanics, 12s; Union l25; America,
las; Phenix. los; Mechanics and Traders. 100; Ma
tional, ITO; Commerce, 122s; Ocean, los; American
Exchange 112; Hanover, lis; Metropolitan, 14l st.
Nicholas, LOG; Marine, $50: Park. 162; Central Ma
tional, ITO; Fourth National. 104K; Tenth National
100; Oriental, $50; Gold Exchange, $50.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the SubTreasury In this city
for the week have been as follows
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Proposed New Buildings.
The following memoranda Of new buildings about
to be erected or now in course OF construction In
this city from the specifications filed in the once
for the survey and inspection OF buildings and sp-
proved by Superintendent McGregor during the past
week.
NOVEMBER 11.-Onc four story and cellar brick
feet east from Fourth avenue 25x4o, on lot 25x1O0
TO be used as dwelling house and occupied by eight
IS 600. Approved November 10
NovEM S I2EEight four story basement and
sn tss north Scs SIDE II sSns
east OF Fifth avenue, each 25x70. on lots 25x1005
each. To be used as dwellings for one family each.
bull ding, 100000. Approved November IA.
NOVEMBER H.-Five three story and basement
soun side OF sre ssone on e
feet west OF Second avenue, each 20x45 on lots
20x10o each. To be used as dwelling houses for
family each. owner, John George Ruddell. Esti-
mated cost OF each building $4,000. Approved
November IL.
cellar brick buildings with brown stone fronts, on
the south side OF Fifty ninth street. 165 feet west OF
Lexington avenue, each 16.Sx45, ON lots 16sxl005
each. Intended as dwelling houses for one family
each. owner, Peter p. Decker. Estimated cost OF
each building, $4,000. Approved November IS.
Five three story ana basement brick buildings;
Fourth avenue and Eghty1flh street, four OF them
20 feet front and 222 front by so feet in depth
family each. Owner, Annie NJ. Beekman. Estimated
cost OF each building, $4,000. Approved hoyem-
Der is.
one four story brick building, with Philadelphia
brick front, brown stone trimmings, No. 31B Ninth
street. south sde about 200 feet east OF Second
nue., 25x4s, with extension 10 feet deep, on lot
25xso Intended a dwelling house for four farni-
lies. Owner. Isaac Hochster. Estimated cost $1,000
Approved November IS.
One one story brick building on the southwest cor
ner of Fifteenth street and Tenth avenue 25xT5 on
lot 25x100. Intended for wood shed. owner. q.
Mohlman. Estimated cost $1,000. Approved No
vember IL.
One four story sub-cellar and basement brick
building, with brown stone front and Mansard roof,
26x57 on lot 26xes.9 Intended as private dwelling
Tor one family. owner, John M. Honmire. Estl-
mated cost SIS, 600. Approved November is.
one four story basement and subcear brick
building. with brown stone 'front.' No IL West Fifty
second street, 26x64, on lot 2bxl00. Intended as
dwelling mouse for one family. owner, A. H. Bsh-
Der Der 10. '''' vs. '''''O'' App'0'eo No''"
NOVEMBER iT.-one one story brick building on the
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J. BLEEcKER, SON 4 co.

"A. TUESDAY November a. at o'clock, the promises.
Splendid Houses and Villa Sites at Irving Park, Tarrytown
That choice Property at Irving Park Taryown westches
ter county, N. " known Prospect HIN, consisting Of two
elegant Houses talian Vas 36x6 with two each OF
choice Land Houses finished In black walnut complete
with the modern improvements Also ten superb Building
Sites from half each. The whole property
mands fine view OF 81 miles the Hudson only mile
from the depot and steamboat landing,
CANT residences and the most refined society in the State
Churches schools Stores &C., abound Title perfect Maps
III "a Cedar street
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SALES AT AU(vvION

ZONES, NICHOLS CO., AUCTIoNERRs WILL SELL.
No Fifth street. between Second and Third avenues i've
doors from Second avenue one elegant rosewood
black Bureaus Bedsead and Paror brocatsI
order Velvet and Ingram Carpets
Bedding Linen Curtains Dining Room and Kitchen Frpi-
te, Range Crockery Glass and Plated Ware Hno
OIL Paintings and Pastels.
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BUREAU OF ORDNANCE,
ID NAVY DEPARTNrNT,l
WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. %, 1853.
SALE OF uESERVICEABLE ORDNANCE STORES.

There will be Sold public auction the highest bidders,
noon Monday, the 23d day Of November 1855 in the
Office Of the Inspector of Ordnance Navy Yard Boston,
Mass quantity of Ordnance Stores and Material comprs
ing Shot She'll Muskeis, Rines Carbnes Revolvers
Spare Parts, Cartridge Boxes, &c.
These articles will be sold IN lots.
Terms0ne half cash, in government funds on the con-
of the SALE the remainder within after
during which time the articles must be removed from
yard, otherwise they will the government
Payments for articles purchased must be made before
+. NJ. each day.
II TO distinctly understood that guarantees will
given TO purchasers articles offered
the catalogue regards their exact condition quality
believed however that everything offered for sale
represented.
J. A. DAHLGREN,
Rear Admiral and Chief of Bureau.
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A DRIAN H. MULLER, AucTIoNEER.
HOUSES AND LOTS ON Ioisr STREET NEAR THE
CENTRAL PARK.

.. .osos on Es u asoss K: ss
Ols street. 1850 avenue frame
Of he auctioneers. No. Pine street. - '''' ~ '
A a. losh-.'cLEAR OFF THE cArALoauEr-
positive dccns e The
fark Lots 70 JOHNSON MILLER acting under orders
po.ss y ID sale W Which viii pas
This win Se opportunity offered
% q wa Hs
ss fssss ss M.
ons 81 the finest in The v'n of The p ,hn
Park Il can Ss reached By several
Fine improvements are going up IN the vicinity Sixty per
onesrs IS nassau street, New York. and ia Montague
street, Brooklyn.
A ucTIoN sALE-MAGNIF1oENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A nturs Paintings Mirrors Carpets Panoforte, Bronzes,
S gss Non es s &
Sss%ss
pn a.:wss
'"''' A''' o-''' ). N. TAYLOR, Anctionesr.
4 LARGE AND PEREMProRY AUCTION SALE OF MAG
bARRg Co.. X%csionssr. viii posvcy ss on Monday
Is sss &C. IL
S 81 as sf &c. F
guess which be had early Monday morning at the house.
n. Bsale positive and without reserve whatever
UCTIoN SALE OF ELEGANT SECOND HAND FUR
n nure and Household Goods 500 lots contained In
private residence No. 29 West Eighth street, Sixth
e.s Fl
A UCTION NOTICE-AT ERNEST ROTH's FURNITURE
IN manuactory IS and 80 Blocker street. between Broad
and Mulberry street. Furniture at loss than auction
prices and warranted first class Magnificent Paor Suits
CLOTH $6 $ $780, $l2b @l50and 5000 Over &10O worth
of all kinds Paror Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture
for cash and delivered free.
UCTION.-CAMPBELL CO.. AUCTIONEERs, WILL
IA sell on Monday entire stock-Fne Fixtures, Lease OF
good liquor store Cherry street worthy attention
DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
AT THE LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
BIZ and sls Broadway, southwest corner Twelfth street,
| FRIDAY, 9Th and SATURDAY, 2sth November,
i CHOICE COLLECTION OF MODERN AMERICAN AND
| EUROPEAN PICTURES.
The collection Friday evening will consist Of
| the works of, viz.
i WertmuLer Hamilton, Ver0n,
4 l.. X. Mignot, Starkenburg, Leickert,
/ Feuchsel, COuurier Hertz0g,
| +. Borman, M00rmans Warren,
| Gilbert w. Homer, Coleman,
Brevoort, Baird, And others.
Bakelock, BE Brasckeer.
Saturday evening" 2sh November the entire collection
OF fav0re artist,
Mr.. @. r. REAM,
embracing his usual variety of Cabinet Pictures, richly
blton and from Tuesday, Gath, till time of sale.
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J. BLEECKER, SON q CO., AUCTIONEERs:-
"A. Wednesday, November s. at IL o'clock, at the Ex

Morningside Park Lots ri auction
NINTH AvENUE-Six full Lots the cast side o.
Ninth commencing the northeast corner OF l7th
street and facing Morningside Park.
U7rH STREET.-One Lot the north side OF ll7th
street Immediately In the rear of the above lots.
nth sTREET.-Four Lots the south side OF 117th
half block
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Review Of the Weeks Opera lions,

Review Of the Weeks Opera lions.
comparison between the total auction sales OF
real estate during the past and the previous weeks
exhibits considerable falling on In the amount Of
the transactions OF the later period; but reference
to the particulars given below will explain that.
although thus behind In the matter Of figures there
has been reaction in this field OF speculative en-
terprse nor any less degree OF activity in the mar
ket. The difference 1t is apparent is occasioned by
the preponderance OF unimproved out OF town pro-
perty in that disposed OF, the less value OF which
causes the reduction in the figures, and the absence
with but scarce exception, OF city real esta te,
either improved or unimproved. The fact is, the
latter has fallen into such steady current OF appre
citation as to have been almost entirely withdrawn
from the auction mart, the inquiry being constant
that parcels are sooner known to be up for sale
than they are Immediately secured, while as Offering
the suest means OF profitable speculation these are
80 much sought after that unless through the per-
sstence OF the holder, they rarely find their way to
public offering. Unimproved suburban property is
different. We have before pointed out how so much
OF tins Is introduced to public notice, and the profit
able result thereby attained gives promise OF even
greater activity in this direction in the future. Be-
low Is O summary OF auction sales OF real estate
..~s.x &lx~.. .ranlrs
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TUESDAY.
New York improved property. .......s $40 200
New York unimproved property. 51.750
Brooklyn unimproved property .103690
Somervllle, N. j., improved property. 1900
-s90l, $40
WEDNESDAY
New York improved property ...... $1s,500
Crawford, n. j., unimproved property. 61s5
- 2l,ss5
THURSDAY.
New York improved property. ........ So 800
Brooklyn unimproved property. 33,005
property. .......................... 21,e75
erty. Observation-Disclosures. 22,ss5
- ss,ei5
FRIDAY.
New York unimproved property 80. $4,000
Brooklyn improved property. 1850
- $3.50
Total. s37o, 800
Total during the previous week. soos, 21s
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J. BLEECKER, SON 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs.
Tusday, December l,
Ut IL O'Clock, 1t the Exchange saiesroom,
valuable Third avenue Corner for sale.

valuable Third avenue Corner for sale.
Third Premises northwest corner OF Third avenus
and Twenty sixth street; size 251ll2, with alsyway
MADISON AvENUE-valuable Lot ON Madison avenue,
between Eighteth and Eighyfrst streets size xl00
$1,000 can remain on mortgage for four years.
MApa NJ "a Cedar atreot
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SALES AT AUCTION.
J. BLEECKER. son 4 90 Arcr,onp,

J. BLEECKER, SON CO ArcTIoNRRRs
IL. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER s5
AT IL O'CLOCK, ON THE PREMISES
GREAT SALE OF 300 LOTS, OPPOSITE NEW y0pR
ON THE NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY
That magnificent property Of Homestead Station, known
jersey City Hoboken ferries only ten minutes from
city by the Northern Railroad Of New Jersey The Ne
York and Paterson Plank Road through the
the New York and Hackensack Turnpike passes within
few yards This the only large plot now for sale m I'M.
pect exceence OF SOIL The above property Ia on na
with Fortieth street, New York.
For maps and passes apply to the auctonse II Cedar
street.
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10 be sold NJ auctlon ~ ~
NO 81 VEST FoRTy-FouKTH sTRrET,
by EDWARD sCHFNCK, Tuesday. 18th inst, NJ 70
ofclock A NJ yir-An elegant span OF dark bays, l5ax
hands, warranted perfectly sound kind aud gentle In all barr
mesa and ony eight years old both ne saddle horses and OF
extraordinary and action we're purcnascd ia
by Mr. Coullard an eessn, sn ae email \, usv ens
TOP Wagon with pole and shafts buit by Dan Dusenbury
ami. sine,e Harness. Blankets Robes Ac., &c. The
above will be on exhibition a. the stable on Monday AFTER
noon from TO O'Clock Parties dssirns really hns horses
woud 40 WELT 10 examine them.
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T,prN UATuFWAY, AuCTrONEER- A
II ARNOLD WIN sell At auction At II o'clock, on Tues
p.ons Al Rroadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel with
Inc Lease License, good WILL Fixtures, &C. Also lot OF
are Clears Wines 10 This opportunity
shall Sc without reserve account Of The III
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TAMEs L. PHELPS, JR., AUCTToNEER, WILL SELL,
81 Monday November 3D. ~ ~ O'CLOCK, nj the Exchange
three story high seop rhladephs brick and brown stone
basement House No. Willow the second house west OF
Third the north side Of Seventy streets house
20sl8 lot ly22 bAs oil the modern improvements, water
chandeliers &C. Maps obtained and
Of the auotionesr, ys3 Fulton street. Brookvn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-22

ADRIAN Fl. MULLER, p. X. WILKINS A CO., win sell
AT auction Tuesday, Nov a. Mt IL O'clock the Exchange
ssesroom Ill Broadway Houses and Lots the north
side OF l0s street. 5O feet west of Ninth frame and
5brck houses The houses and substantial and
tain about IL Maps and full particulars at the Office
of the auctioneers No. Pine street.
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T,BEN HATHAWAY, ACCOUNTABILITY SILL, ON
II Monday November 23, AZ y O'Clock, on promises "a
Front street. the whole stock OF Wines Liquors. Cigafs Ii
cense Fixtures, In lots 10 suit purchasers without
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RYM. DOUGHTY o nTTl9SE EoT a.
Household Furniture removed for sae)
sng Of rosewood, walnut and mahogany Parlor Furniture
haircloth walnut and rosewood Chamber Suits with and
without marble tops; Library and Secretary Bookcases
Tables together with fine line Of on Paintings ngrnvngs
Chromos Brussels and Ingram Carpets Stoves The
whole to be sold the highest bidder rain shine Csts
logues ready early.
pY ROBERT soMERvILLE, AUcrIoNEER AMI
ID Real Estate Broker-saiesroom 81 Nassau street; An
Gallery ~ Fifth avenue.
RoprRr soMERyr1rEo o w, all :, .rcon =, wor,.v
November IS, 1862 at 10Y O'Clock. for account Of whom
concern the following brands in packages Virginia
Olive. Navy Plug, Fruit and Flower and Pioneer in boxes
barrels, cases. caddies and kegs also fine lot Of Cigars
pr. COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fURSI
g. IOk O'clock sos Sixth avenue near Forty
street. the entire Furniture Of family breaking up 1t win
variety Brussels and Ingram Carpets ocoths sus
Of ensmelled Cottage Furniture black walnut do Extension
and other Tables Beds Mattresses Stoves Kitchen Furn
ture, &C., &c.
py CAMPBELL 4 CO., AUCTToNRERs.-wTLL Posi-.
ID lively sell Monday valuable Liquor Wine and Lager
Beer Saloon with stock elegant Fixtures complete vaua
BILE three years Lease. Small rent; located best part
Of Sixth avenue.
PY CAMPBELL a CO., AUCT1oNEERs.-wILL POSI-
Fixtures Horse, Wagon, Harness grocery Lexn
ton avenue arocerymen, buyers specially invited,
CAMPBELL, Jr, Salesman.
billiard TABLES AT AUCTION. o. DIsoSwAY
- VII sell 90 Tuesday, November y, ~ u a. ~ .ne
Tables two and three four pocket Balls Cues &C
all In rs rate order Also Bar and Fixtures, Chairs three
Round Tables, Engfavings, Oncloh, &C.
EDWARD scHHNCE, AucrIoNEEE, ,,o,srs
ELEGANT TUREE-ot' ARTER CLARENCE, SILK LINED;
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A YOUNG AMERICAN WIDOW OF FREDERICKSBURG
N appearance and amabe disposition would Ike 10 form
the sclusintance of gentleman with view To matrImony
Address JOSIE Herald onlce.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-03-27

Ia Renne is ia luck. He has struck
lie without boring body Renne's
Pain-Killing Magic Oil is his soil Bank
and OIL City without the smell Of Oil"
Renne's Magic Oil is an institution,
necessity. 4 certain cure for all kinds
of pam.
RsS~ A Household word The best, the
only Reliable, the cheapest Try it.
Mrs. ;. a. Aliens Improved (new style)
Hair Bestorer or Dressing, (ia ore bottle. +.
My wife and children prefer it. Every
Druggist sells il. Price one dollar.
og6-lxy
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James Davis Estate.

I'HE 81 BS RIDERS, having been appointed
4 by the Honorable Probate Court Tor the
District Of Franklin, Commissioners To receive.
examine. and adjust al claims and demands 81
an persons against the estate Of James Davis.
atc of ST. Adams i'm said District, deceased and
ali claims and demands exhibited IA offset there
to. do hereby give notice that six months from
the 2ilh dayof Eebuary,A d. lsGs are alloHcdby
exhibit and prove their respective claims before
u-, and that wc VIII attend to the duties OF our
appointment at the office Of Wilbur p. Davis,
ia st. Adams. in said District on ihe TN
day Of May. \. b. 1868, from ten o'clock ia the
forenoon till four o'cl0ci1 in the afternoon.
Dated ut St. Adams, this DIST da1 of March
a L. 1865. ASAHEL S. HYDE. c,
. 9-3V HIRAM b. SOULE. O"lii
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A PPLICATION OF GUARDIAN FOR IL
" CENSE TO SELL REAL ESTATE:
STATE OF VERMONT,

District of Franklin. SIS
The Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
Franklin, to all persons interested in the estate
of Hermon.D Sarah r., and Willie Il. Wheelock
of Bakersfield GREETING:
Whereas, application in writing has been
made to this Court by the guardian of said
wards for license to sell the real estate of said
wards, setting forth that his said wards are the
owners of an undivided third part of certain
piece of land in Bakersfield, described as follows,
to wit Being fifty acres of land of Lot No. 5.
formerly Colts Gore, bounded the South
line of said Lot on the East line of said Lot and
on the North line of said Lot and on the West
by the highway and that it would be conducive
TO the interest of said wards that the same be
sold and the proceeds thereof put at interest or
invested in stocks or other real estate,
TheI efore the sad Court assigns the 18th
day Of April next for hearing and decision on
said application at the Probate Office in st. Al
bans and orders notice thereof 10 be given to
all persons interested by a publication three
weeks successfully in the VERMONT TRANSCRIPT,
printed in st Adams all of which publications
shall be previous to the time appointed for hear
ing. Therefore you are hereby notified to ap-
pear before said Court at the time and place
aforesaid then aud there to object to the grant
ing of such license if you see cause.
Given under my hand and official seal at the
Probate Office in St. Adams this 25th day of
March, A. H., 1863. -
2oa-8w NYnoN w. BAILEY, Judge,
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1868-03-27

TIE weather for several days past has
been favorable to the sugar-makers. and
considerable quantity Of sugar has al
ready been made in this vicinity. The
hrst lots brought to town sold readily
for "a cents per pound, bat the article is
no" sold for from 10 to l6 cents; and
should the sugar weather continue two
weeks longer, purchasers viii buy it at
astill less price.
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7TH. 1865.