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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-06-18
JNBANKRUPTCY.--IN THEDIS-

L trct N0urt q The United states. For the UI-'
trlet u Vermont.
In the matter Of Joseph VI. Bishop, Bankrupt.
Notice j. hereby given that petition has been
filed in said Court, by Joseph NJ. Bishop OF bran
don, in said District, duly declared q bankrupt
under the Act OF Congress Of March , $50, tor
Discharge and certificate thereof from all hIs debts
and other claims pruyahle under said Act, and
that on the 18th day OF July, 1865 at 10 o'clock
m. before the Hon. ID. A. Smalley. Judge oi said
Court. at his Chambers in the city Of Burlington,
Is assigned for the hearing OF the same, when and
where all creditors who have proved their debts,
and other persons ia interest, may attend AM
show cause, If any they have, why the prayer Of
said petition should not he granted.
The second and third meetings ot cr,~htorS "ll
be held at the same time AMI place.
Dated at burlington, ON the 18th 1ly Of Juuo,
1865
25w1w b SMAlLEY, CLERK.
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1taths.

MARSHAL Carson, Ohio, June 9th. Marvin
NJ. Marsh, NJ. D., Professor of Home Philosophy
and Physical Culture, in Rutgers Female Col
lege.
Montpelier papers please copy. e.
BATCHELLER-In Wsllingford. May goth,
Anna Batcheller, wife Of the late Lyman Bstehei-
Ter, aged II years.
sHELDoN-In Middlebuy, June 10th, an in
mt son Of Mr. n. A. sheldon.
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Il. u, sMALLEY. Clerk
IN BANKRUPTCY, IN THE DIS

tiltt NOuIN VI Nllt NRlAANN' NtsAt'' -. ff Aft'
triot of Vermont.
In the matter Of Ihus u. Manley, bankrupt
Notice is hereby gwen that petition la, bctu
filed IN SAID Court, by Thomas ID. Manlry, " Rut-
land, in said District duly dcclapd a bankrupt
uuder the Get OF CongteS, OF March ;, ls4l, i9r a
discharge and certihCate thereof iruln al hl lts
and other claims proyable under slld Act, and
that ON the lith day Of July lsCN, at 10 oglq,k a
m , before the Hon. ID. A, smailey, judge OF sand
Court, at his Chambers IN the city OF burlington,
l. assigned tor the heanng oi the same when aud
where all creditors who have proved THEN debts,
and other persons IN interest, may attend and
show cause, # any they have, why the prayer u
said petitioner should not u, granted
The second and thIri meetings OF creditors Wlll
H. held at the saline time AMI place
Dated al Burlington on the l5ln day 90, June,
lNtS.
a5wlw BIB. sMALLEY, Clerk.
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INRANKRUPTCY.--INTHED DIS
int Court q the ImlleI stt'c' FoI tho W7-

y :
trict OF Vermont.
In the matter f stephen CrisWol, bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that petition has bccu
hled in said Court, by stephen Griswold OF Castle
ton, in said District, duly declared "a bankrupt
under the Act Of Congress OF March >, ISL, Ion a
discharge and certificate thereof, NON all his
debts and other claims pru,ahly under sand Act
and that on the 18th day Of July 1865 a. 10 O'Clock
a m before the Hon. ID \. smallcy, Jull,r Of
.aid Court nj hts Chamber m the city Of BIThue-
ton i, assigned for the hearing of the same, when
and where all creditors who have proved their
debts. and other persons IN interest, may attend
and show cause, II any they have, why the prayer
Of said petition should not b. granted
The second and third meetings OF said creditors
will H. held a. the same time. and place.
/ Dated AT Burlington on the 18TH day OF June,
+ 1865
/ a5w3w b. y. SMAlLEY. Clerk
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IN BANKRUPTCY.--IN THE DIS


trict Of Vermont.
In the matter of Simon II Myers, bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that petition has been
filed In said Court, by Simon IL Myers. Of Fair
haven in said District, duly declared bankrupt
under the Act of Congress OF March ,, 1866, ior n
discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts
and other claims proyahe under said Act, and
that on the l4th day OF July, 1868, at 10 O'Clock
a. m, before the Hon. ID. A. Smalley, Judge OF
SAID Court, at his Chambers in the city of Bur
lington, is assigned for the hearing OF the same,
when and where all creditors who have proved
their debts, and other persons IN interest, may
attend and show cause, II any they have. " by the
prayer of said petition should not be granted.
The second and third meetings OF creditors viii
be held at the same time and place
Dated at Burlington, on the 18th day Of June,
1868
25:y3w Is. Is. SNAllEH, CLERK,
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IN BANKRUPTCY.--IN THEDIS-

- trlct court OF the nltel States. / Ol lne us
trict Of Vermont.
In the matter of Charles Page, Bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that petition has been
filed in said Court, by Charles Page of Brandon,
in said district, duly declared bankrupt under
the Act Of Congress of March ,, 1867, for dis
charge and certificate thereof, from all his debts
and other claims provable under said Act, and
that on the l4th day OF july 1865, at 10 o'clock
m, before the Hon. y. A. Smalley, Judge of
said Court, at his Chambers in the City o. Bur
lington, is assigned for the hearing Of the same,
when and where all creditors who have
proved their debts, and other persons in interest
may attend and show cause, II any they have,
why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
The second and third meetings of creditors will
be held at the the same time and place,
Dated at Burlington, on the 10th day OF June,
1868.
25:w3w B. b. SMALLEY, Clerk.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.-IN THE DIS

trict ut Vermont
In the matter Of VIM III l.i~"ulh, bankrupt.
Notice j. hereby given that PETITION has '-'eu
filed in SAID Court by VIM IL lI~.oHh ot Eut-
land III SAID District, duly declared bankrupt
under this Act Of Congress of March ,, 1866, Tor a
discharle and certificate thereof ruu all his dett-
and othut CLAIMS pToyable under sand Act, and that
on the 18th day Of July, ISIS, at l0o'cloak IN d,
before the Hon. u. \. Smalley, judge Of sand
Court At his Chambers IN the city OF Burlington.
Is assigned Ion the hearing OF the same, when and
where all creditors who have proved their debts,
ana other persons III interest may attend and
show cause, If any they have, why tho, prayer #
sad petltonethould not be granted.
The second and third meetings Of creditors Will
l. held at the same time and place
Dated at Burlington, on the 18th day " June,
1868
.S.uSe h. II sMALLEE, Clerk
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IN BANKRUPTCY-IN TIE DIS.

L triet Court OF the United States. For the
Distinct OF vermont
In the matter OF jellldi1h Z. Perkins bank
rupt.
No,ict is hereby given that petition has been
hl,d an sad Court, by JcddrlIah L. Perkins of
Fnrhaypu, IN said district, duly declared bank
rurt under the Act af Congress Of March ,, 1867,
for a dI-,hIr,, aud ceruhCtte thereof from all
hi- debts aud other daIm, pnSahc under sand
Act, and that on the 18th day OF July lN6s, at 10
o'clock a, IN, before the Hon. D. 4. Smalley,
judge Of said Court, at his Chambers IN the city
VI burlington, l. assigned Tor the hearing OF the
same, when and where all creditors who have
proved their debts and other persons IN interest
may attend and show cause, II any they have,
why the prayer OF said petition should not b.
granted
The second and third meetings OF creditors Will
b, held ~ tho sttuc time and place,
Dated AZ Burlington on the 10th day OF June,
lSb>.
.5.WBN' y b SMAIIEY, Clerk
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dlslg advertisements.
RANKRUPTCY In THEpIs.

i tnet Court OF the United states, t0T the lns'
trlet Of Vermont,
In the matter Of Iornzo ID, kenney, bankrupt,
Notice is hereby gwen that a petition has been
filed in SAID Court, by lnrengo ID, kenncy, OF
Rutland, IN said District, duly declared hank
rupt under the Act OF Congress OF MaTch ?, 1901 ,
for discharge and certificate thereof, tIoIn al
his debts and other claims proSable under sall
Act, ami that on the lith day Of July 1865, AZ
10 o'clock a, IN, before the Hon, d. \, smAlry,
Judge OF said Court, at his Cham6ere m The eIty
Oh Burlington, Is assigned for the hearing u the
same, when and where all Ccdit0rs Who have
proved their debts, aud other Iersons N interest,
may attend and show cause, II any they haLe'
Why the prayer OF said petition should not re-
I granted,
me second and thir,l meetings Of creditors viii
/ be held at the same time and place,
/ Dated at burlington, ON the 18th day Of June
/ 1865,
/ 05u9w n n SMAIlEN IlpIk
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Fire I'm Enfield. y. IL

FNFIELD, \, IT, juno 10.
The Northern railroad freight house,
together with the storehouse OF Messrs'
Dodge, Davis 4 Williams, in this
village, were burned Monday morning
The loss consisted mostly OF wool and
WOODEN goods, and amounted to about
900 OOO
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next year.

THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL. -
This monthly for July contains portraits
of many distinguished men and beautiful
women, European and Asiatic beauties
English, French, German, Russian, Gre
clan, Swedish, Austrian, Polish, Dutch,
Turkish and japanese; also, Lord Brough-
am, Abbott Lawrence, Zadok Pratt, Peter
Won Cornelius, Verdi, Miss Pittsinger,
and twelve Roman Catholic Prelates and
priests; Mahomet and his Religion
THE Development theory" by Prof
Gill; Lady Dafferty, or the Woman
Question Thirteen National Types O
Female Beauty; Professional instruction
= Practical Phrenology; Indians ant
Mountal.
~ Au,au;o,,' Schools and much othe
very interesting a.
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when balloons carry the mails, and dpp-
letters tall from the skies, when perpetual motion
is discovered, the circle squared, and the ladies
cease to have poetic appreciation OF the chef
duvres of the toilet then and not till then, will
Phalon's new perfume, Flor de Mayo" lose its
prestige a. the most delicious Of perfumes, Sold
by all druggists.
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San AND FATAL ACCnENr.-About
two o'clock yesterday afternoon the mail
train from the east, over the Rutland y
Darlington Railroad, when near what Is
known as Chaifec's crossing, about a mile
south of the depot, ran into and killed
Mary Ward, aged about seven years,
daughter Of Peter Ward Of this village.
II appears that the deceased, with three
companions younger than herself, were
walking upon the track in search Of bcr-
ries, but when the train came quite near
them. they all left the track, the Ward
girl taking one side of the rails and her
companions the other, but probably NOT
being conscious OF the speed at which the
train was travelling, she attempted 10 re-
cross the track, and was struck by thu
-eeweateher- iast-tsek ef her lett-eaF
throwing her from the track a considers
distance down an cmbankment, crushing
in her skull and iniiicting other serious
injuries. The train was stopped as soot
rs possible and backed up to the scene q
the disaster, where every assistance pos
sible was rendered to the injured girl
but TO no purpose, as she expired in lev
moments after being struck 10y the loco
motive. Her remains were conveyed L
the residence Of her parents on the ives
side Of Main street, south of the lluutooi
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Il. II. sMALLEY clerk.
TIE DIS

i trict Court Of the United States. For the
District OF Vermont.
In the matter ot Samuel d. Wluslow, bank
rupt.
Natiee j. hereby given that petition has been
nlyd IN said court, by samuel T., Wnsiow OF
pItt<iorl, IN sand District duly declared a bank
ruIt under the Act OF tungresSoi March ,, 1907,
tir a discharge aud certificate thereof irom all has
debts and other chims prnyatlc under sald Act.
and thar ou the lith day ut July, 1865 AZ 10
O'Clock a. IA, before the Hon. j, \, snaley,
Judge Of sand Court AT his Chambers IA the city
of burlington, Is assigned tot the hearing Of the
same. wA,n and where, all creditors who have
proved then debts and other Itirous IN interest,
may attend aud show cause # any they have, why
tuv prayer ut said petition should not be granted.
The second aud third meetings vi creditors viii
be held az thv same time and place.
Dated a, Burlington ON the 10th dtyOi June,
ISIS
.S.y1w H. r. SMALIEY, Clerk.
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OsUAWA, Ianada, JUNO To
Two young men working IN Mail ;
factory here. had some words, whcrcupon
one of them named Ayles seized and
hurled adrawing-knife at the other, namai
KYLE, inaicting fearful cash below the
ribs, causing the lung TO protrude there
from. He is not expected TO survive.
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Surratt Trial.
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, June 10.
The trial Of John III, Surratt, which
was postponed until Monday next, is not
likely to take place then, as those who
represent the government say that iurth-
cr time will have 10 be granted them to
prepare. liza rcques, is made for further
postponemeut the prisoner will be ad-
mitted 10 bail,
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Base Hall Match.

sPRlNOFlELD, Mas, juno 10
The match game Of base ball which
took place Saturday between Williams
College and Rensselaer, Polytechnic lnsti-
tutc Of Troy, n, Y, was won by the for
mer-3G TO IL The Williams and Prince
ton Colleges will play next Saturday
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SNo wondor so many worthless medicines
are advertised for the cure OF various diseases and
when tried. found wanting that the invahd
loses all faith III specifics. We have yet to learn
however, of the first failure OF Wistars Balsam OF
Wild Cherry, to cure coughs, colds, and pulmo-
nary Diseases
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Killed by Lightning.

DE III 7, lIIUII., q uIIU To.
During severe storm at Grand Haven,
on Sunday, the house of Alexander Van
Zarwick was struck by lightning. Mr..
Van Zarwick and boy named Balgooing
were instantly killed
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II. II. sMAIlEY, clerk
VNBANKRUPTCY.---IN THE DIS
j triet Court Of the United States, For the Dis

trict Of Vermont.
In the matter Of samuel l., Hazard, bankrupt.
Notice ls hereby given that a petition has been
flel in SAID Court, by samuel l.. HaEard Of Cas-
Teton, III said District, duI, declared bankrupt
under the Act OF Congress Of March ,, lsbI, lot a
Discharge and certificate thereof iruh all ms debt
and other claims proNarlC under said Act, and
that ON the lith day Of July, 1865 at 10 O'clock
a. M, before the Hon. u, 4, smallcv, Juder ui
said Court, az his Chambers IN the city OF Bur
hngton, II assigned for the hoanng ut the sayne,
when and where all creditors Who have proved
their debts and other persons IN Interest, may
attend aud show cause, II any they haSe, why the
prayer Of said pouuOne should not be granted.
The second and third meetlugl of creditors viii
be held al the same time and place.
Dated al Burlington, un the 18th day oi june,
/ 1868.
I atulv H. b. SMAlLkI Jltrk,
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,rUE VERMONT NORMAL MU-

i SIC SCHOOL viii hols rs next session Mt
Joslin Hall puutury, Vt, commencing Monday,
July 18th. and continuing six weeks.
Instruction gwen. IN Notation, Singing, F,ano,
Organ and Harmony.
Faculty-W. O Perkins, Principal Mrs d. C.,
Hail aud Mr.. j. I. Goth, OF Boston.
Tuition To all the daily class exercises, slj,OV.
For board and circulars address
K. J. HUMPHREY,
jelsi3wlw Pouitney Vt.
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suicide.

NEWARK, n. j., june IL.
Isabel DeCamps, aged seventeen years
died this morning from the effects OF arse
mic, taken because ofparental interference
in a love affair.
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INBANKRUpTCY In THEDIS-

/ tnet Court Of the United States. For the
District OF Vermont
In the matter IL Geo wllard, Bankrupt,
Notire i hereby gwen that Ivlitiuu has bs'en
hlcd ia st.A tourt, BY ucorge Willard q Castle
Ion, m sAll District, duly declared bankrupt
under the Act ut Congress OF March 2, lshl, Tor
discharge and ryg,itea;o the'eoi, nom al h'sdeots
that on tho an day of July, lSbs, az 10 o'clock
m, h,iete the lion ID, 4, smalley, judge Of said
Court, at his Chambers IN the city oi burlington
Is assigned toy the hearing Of the same, when and
where an 'cpditors who have proved their debts,
auA other rcrsons in interest, may attend and
show CAUSE, II any they have, Why the prayer al
said petition should not be granted,
The sccoul and thlrd meetings OF creditors Will
be- hold al the same time and place,
dated at burlington On the 10Th DAY OF June,
lNrN
a,.w9w r. u. SMAtLEY, Clerk
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IN BANKRUPTCY IN THE DIS.

i tact Court OF the United states For the
pistriu, OF Vermont,
In The matter OF Charles d, Brown, Bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby gwen that aIstition has leen
filed IN said Court, by Charles u, Known OF hut
land, IN said District, duly declared bankrupt
under tho Act 81 Congress Of Marrh >, ls0i Ion a
dl,chatGc aud certificate thereof, tUm all has
debts aud other CLAIMS prOyaGle under SAID Act,
and that on the llth day ~ July, lS6s, AZ 10
0tlaak a. ~, before the Hon. u, 4, smalley,
Judge 81 sand Court, At hls Ihamhsls IN the elly
a Huntington. a assigned Tor the hearing Of the
same. wn,n and where all creditors who have
pmycd thor debts, and other parsons IN intervst,
may attend aud show cause, n any they have,
Why the payer OF said petition should not bt
granted. -,
The sneuul and third meetings OF creditors wal
b. held Al tho same time and place.
Dated AZ burlington on thr 10th day OF June
lsOs.
ot.u.sy. n H. SMAIIEY. Clerk.
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RoBRFRY NJ WuLIsToN.-We are in
formed that the store OF Smith Wright of
Williston was entered by burglars Sunday
night. who carried off from $1,000 TO
$500 worth of goods Entrance was oh
tanned through - window and it is sup
posed that the plumber was carried off in
a wagon. The job was well done, and
no clue has been obtained to the perpetra-
tors, though the officers are on the alert
for their arrest.
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MEDICAL Meeting.

SYRACUSE, y, Y, June III,
The semi-annual meeting Of the Eclce'
tic Medical Society Of the State Of New
York will be held in this city on the sith
and 9th OF June.
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SUIciDE.-Selden NJ. n e'', = asf''iah'
at East Barnard, aged nearly n. W. nav ~
been in poor health a few weeks, an very
respondent, committed suicide by hans
ing himself on Saturday.
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rHE MASS. INSTITUTE OF

THE MASS INSTITUTE OF
l TECHNOLOGY offers thorough and prac-
teal general education, founded upon the Mathc-
matical Physical and Material Sciences, English
aud other Modern Languages, and Mental and
Political Science; also, full course OF studies
and practical exercises for students preparing for
the prof OF the Civil, Mechanical, and Min
ing Engineer, Chemist, Metalurgist and Arch
tcct.
The course extends through four years. the
studies ii the first and second being common to
ALL those OF the third and fourth selected to suit
the profession in view.
Minimum age of admission, sixteen. Entrance
examinations are held July 18th and September
2sth. For fees and other particulars address
prof WILLIAM 2. ATKINSON, Secretary OF
Faculty Mass Inst of Technology, Boston,"
WILLIAM b. ROGERS, President.
mavl Sd3tawN w9m
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TAYLOR'S PATENT
II 4 y L ED + R,

Is the most simple aud lghtest draught ma
chine Of The kind, and does the best work of any
1oddcr yet iuvcntcd. Orders addressed TO
aiw3w }. +. TAYLOR, Millbury, Mass.
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HINEsRUGGU -- One OF the pair Of
mammoth oxen owned hy Post Il Dun
rhec died Monday morning. They Were
said 10 be the largest in the country OF
their age. and have been on exhibition
tur year past in various sections. The
pair was valued al $1,000, and were in
-ured the past season for $4,000; but the
insurance expired in March last and was
qut renewed
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~ Ladies of America, DO not fail to try Sir
Robert Edgars Celebrated English Life Bltters.
They cure Dyspepsia and preserve the general
health. ml5d&wim
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DEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH

- Stationery with Initials stamped TO order D
speciality. Cutlery and Fancy foods In great
variety at BROOKS New Music Store. iel2dtf
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BEEF-Per 100 lbs on total weight OF hide, tai
and meat, extra, sli 5OQrli IS first quality, ga
00al4 IS; second quality, sl3 25Al3 IS; third
quality, sl2 0OGl2 IS; few choice single pairs
- some OF the poorest CONS, &c, I'll 0Oes
ii IS.
WORKING oxEN-s2 25a32O.
HANDY STEERS l2jG.!O0, or much accord
ing TO their value as beef.
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES-F Fair quality
si5a7O; extra s75(allO; farrow and dry s3i@50.
SHEEP Per pound, live weight, 4lt5 Nc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Per head in lots a 30
as %.
HIDES Brighton 9E@lec.; country lots va
9sc.; caltskIns lsIl20c.
TALLOw Brighton, s&@9c country lots,
PELTs y 25@2 so; country lots. dry, 75eas
FAT HoGs-94 @9Kc.
sMoTEs :. Wholesale, 7a9c. Retail, "a
VEALs-.s oo@l2 90.
REMARKS.
! OF the $50 cattle at market, 50 were nom
Maine, As from New Hampshire, e. from Yer
mont l6 from Massachusetts,, II from Connecticut,
| | 500 from Western States, and 81 from CaIada.
OF these 1853 of the New England and some 90 OF
the Western were at Cambridge. The city beef
trade during the week has been rather better than
it was the week previous. Nearly 500 OF the
Western cattle arrived last Saturday, and were
sold very readily and at rather better prices than
last week at Cambridge, under the impression
that only about as many more were expected. AT
brighton. ON Tuesday rather better prices were
obtained than one week ago for most of the North
ern stock, which was not OF very good quality
There were few grass-fed young cattle and COWS
, Of rather slim quality, at IL to l2c = u oxen
according to quality, 10 to lac p D, with one OF
two pairs at lax to i4hc; 81 disnllery fed cattl'
were sold at lSc; bulls at skc Y d; @. w. Brow
nell sold good pair Of Vermont oxen for s2s6, ol
nearly l4kc Y D; cows and young cattle at II t.
i2Kc p D; d. Goodrich oxen at lie; stags
estimated to dress $50 ns and four cows Ion
S2l5, or about lie = d. At Brighton the arrivals
on Tuesday amounted to over 1000, instead Of
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. RAILROAD EXTENSION Newport is to
tpSiayc direct communication with Nom
treal The railroad, interesting the
Grand Trunk at st. Johns, and extending
from that place to Waterloo is to be ex-
tended to Magog at the outlet of Lake
Memphremagog. The distance is twenty
miles, and the grading is to be immedi-
ately put under contract, and this, with
the new iron steamer on the lake, will
make a pleasant route to Montreal for
travellers going up The valley or from the
White Mountains. The road will be
finished in season for the travel of the
next wear