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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-17
8EAL ESTATE FO9 SALE.

+ Ok SALE OR RENT, a FARM OF
IiHhEE HUNDRED AND TIFTY-S1X
M.hs>>; III Chesterfield county, seven miles from
CGIy nrl'Re on the Coal plt turnpike. with q
rrr,i, r,.t,l Nli ant Il z cd supply OF water. For
''''Aer Particulars apply 70
y. A. BROWN,
az 10. No. lIiD Main street.
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Magnificent bridal presents, diamonds, silver
ware, jewelry, and fancy goods, opening this
week Call and see them at SowLAN Il CO.'S.
no lt-eod
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ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-William r. An
derson was shot yesterday by the accidental
discha rye of gun on board the steamer
Bonita.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-JUST AR-M
y RIVED and for sale at the EX-s EEA
CHANGE LIVERY AND SALE Sta 49,
SLES, Franklin street. ONE HUNDRED 62z0stes
YOUNG IULES FIFTY WELL-BkOkE
MULES, and TWENTY YOUNG MARES, suita.
bic for farming purposes all OF which Will be sold
1t reduced prices and on the most accommodating
terms. 40 ~ JOHN n. ,SNio.
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CTRAYED from my lot, last Satur- STsss
y day night RED BUFFALO COW. A-A-.
WYE DOLLARS REWARD will he paid II Sent
10 DIR. II. W. DAVIS.
Grace between adams and Jefferson streets.
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BIG PorATo.-Captain stith Boiling, of
Lunenburg, sends US sweet potato weigh
ing six pounds,
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THE WouNDED.-Dandridge Gillet, the
negro who was wounded in the Butcher
town affray last week, has died from his
wounds.
William Jackson, who was stabbed by
James L. Boyden in Fielding's bar-room, Is
said to be in critical condition.
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gqSFssES AND MULES.


NN HAND AND FOR SALE, ana
" No. l LOT OF MpLhS and EEEH
hORSES, broke and unbroke, suitable "
;Or all purposes, my usual accommo- SzSszssaa1
dating Terms a lso for my old customers several
splendid TWO AND FUU UK-HORSE WAGONS,
Of my own manufacture, ready for delivery.
il. W. GREEN,
on Monroe between Grace and Broad streets.
ONu<
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POkT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 10, 1858.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Creighton baltimore rner-
chandIse and passengers, hargeys Williams.
Schoyners koxanna, Hayrc lie nrace, and Alice
Curtis Philadelphia coal. r. Wardwetl.
Schooner Ann Ramoo, Philadelphia, coal, 4. g.
Franklin.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chsndise and passengers, l.. Is. Tatuui.
Schooner Frances, French, light.
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D3TRAT.-Camet to my house, on gE:s:1s
~ th,. l;rook road near the toll-gaLe, a.1L4&A~
Iisftk BED cow with white down the back
'u-owU.r viii come forward, pay damages, and
.aAa 1r~ away.
nal--lS Mark TYNDALL.
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Aifllmoud 9ispattl1,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH,
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
rAPEHS OF THIS CITY.
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E'OR RENT, HOUSE on Thirteenth ga
Z sect between Main and Cary; four ELL
Fhoms. including cellar. u Is suitable for store,
or can lac htIcd NJ restaurant as the once Ia
mons Our Housen OCcunic'i the same position.
BILL Z GODEIN,
Agents and Auctioneers,
u" lG q 1908 Main sire ct.
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THANKS to Turner for Harper'S Bazar,
filed with beautiful fashion prints.
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERS.-Tbe tosts Of
lV tie JAMES RIVER I'D KANAWHA ca.
NAL COMPANY will leave the dock as usrA
promptly as II IL. on TUESDAYS, THUASDAGS
and SATUEDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and oe-
yond collected delivery, or prepaid, at tbe OPP
lion OF the shipper. Freight received ana ae-
iiyered at my ottce, on the DOCK
way freight VIII not be delivered I'LL charges are
paid.
deW EDWkaD DILLON. Agent.
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F.SsT AND FOUND.

7 OST. one GUTTA-PERCHA PENCIL,
gold mounted. with = gold pen fiji it. The
Under viii BE suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at
.a,.>.orc of {. GENNtI,
,al--rt opposite the puStotiirc.
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,ur0 SHIPPERS.-STATON.sa

ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E2slsY,I
L & HILLS LINE OF BOATs e--@55.--2ssL.--l
are now making regular trips. GooGs fecelsed foT
ali points on the canal between Richmond. Le1ing-
ton and observation-disclosures leaving three times per
week. Office on Basin bank and Eleventh street.
public generally. Goods will ue received at all
lines ut our Office.
noe WILLIAM M. STATOS, agent.
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GTRAYED FROM NJ PREMISES, CE:stts
= un th" Meadow BidGe road, on he l2th.L~1N--
a5ou. eight hundred pound gross. \ liberal lc-
~ss! xii b" paid Tor any information lcadin. TO
bis recovery. apply IL il. X NoJELbEktt, on
r.. Nrldjw Bridge road or al his stall, No. Id
"4~.tt. no l6-ats
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= -. BOOK PAPEKS.
Orders filed with accuracy and dispatch.
nna highest market price paid for COTTON
RAGS. OLD BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, NEWS
PAPERS. no '-oni
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EOR NEW YORK-OLD DO-<fSFs
a MISION STEAMSHIP COMPA-ssaaasSszss
NY.-Thc new and elegant side-whcel steamer
ISAAC BELL, Captain BOURNE viii leave her
wharf on WEDN ESDAY, November 18th. at q
O'Clock A. 81 Freight received Az day TUES
DAY. Fare, sl2 Round-trip tickets, go Steer
age S6. For frc sht or passage, appIyto
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM q CO., =.
1sst corner Main and Eleventh stfeets.
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K OR RENT, u DWELLING-HOUS a.
: On EoeG street containing eight roems. ILL
.SDr DWELLING on Locust alley with ten
>'as' X n! low TO good tenants. Applyto
X. d. JAMES,
p"P No. 1913 Cary street
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AOR RENT, the STORE on Broad Sss
= street next door 10 Cardozo, Alaop Eaala
IpH'Iurrtn. Also, lie STORE adjoining the
r'iAe lately occupied as a retail dry FOODS house
1 i"I,S houses arc IN good business neighborhood,
anu ''e rent low. Appyto
MANN S. VALENTINE,
hrf'-c crdnn 1908 Main strrrt
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Enl SACKS HIGGINS'S LIVERPOOL
GUU SALT ON storage. For sale low to close
by mo 81 ARMISTEaD & CARY.
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~ BOXES PRIME FACTORY AND
eesf ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE to arrive.
For sale by ,,urn c.,v
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EoR RENT, THAT MOST DEsIRA- ca

= BE EHICK RESIDENCE situated ON E:A
-, south Side Of Clay street second door above
,."Ha nov IN the occupancy If Mr. y. NJ. Mil
" containing about ten ROOMS: kitchen with
t-,-T rooms, lock-~ooTs, bath-ro III sta BILE, &c.
""S va 'hf2ughont the house with both city water
"''" Ne y 2"od water in the ward. There are
- clolce fruit tree in the garGcn, ard the yard
- ''o''urly "cOratcd with ercrgreens. TINS Il
S,L" ooubt one Cf the Ecst-arrangcd residences
r. -. .1 DllE. ANY person renting can purchase the
WV. l',''a Ia the larOr windows and also the parlor
Cipct (Which Is n"m) s. n DAVIS,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
Nv 4"-H Main and Eleventh streets.
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DlCE.--Choice new CAROLINA and
Ia RAEGOON RICE for sale by
nos ROBERT +. WILLIAMS e co.
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100 BARRELS SYRUP, 20 BARRELS
lUU Morris's Golden Syrup. 90 barrels Nor
rls's Amber Syrup. 80 barrels Grocers' Syrup, 80
barrels cuba MolasseS.
no. ARMISTEAD & CAPY.
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TOOD NEWS
VI FOR ALL IN WANT OF CLOTHING.
VERY LARGE STOCK TO BE DISPOSED OF
REGARDLESS OF COST
BEFORE THE FIRST OF JAN UARY.
Being desirous OF disseminating the READY
ourselves entirely to MEMS WEAR, such as
CLOTHS, CASS1HERES, BEAVERS, VEST
INGS, GENTS FURN1SHING GOODS, aud the
general
MERCHANT TAILORING,
we have determined 10 offer our entire stock OF
kEkUY-IADE CLOTHISG, amounting To about
$4,000,
At AND BELO" COST.
Our clothing has been mgde by ourselves and TO
our order this season and the public therefore
rely on getting FASHIONABLE GOODS, Of good
material, and 1t Low PRICES.
Such au opportunity IS 5; ldom offered and ail IN
want should avail themselves 10 call at once ~
MARCUSE u CO.'S,
No. 1913 Main street,
oc % old stand or Loeb Brothers.
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rOX'S LINE OF FREIGHT BOATS
" The business will be continued In the name
Of w. Z. COX, agent.
Our boats are new and OF frst-class, commano-
ed by experienced and careful captains. p3iI B9as
XOSD aud LYNCHBURG promptly on The FOL.
lowing days of each week: WEDNESDAYS ana
Boat MEMPHIS, Captain H. G. BRAGG;
Boat NEW ERA, Captain X. a. EVANS;
Boat w. D. MILLER, Captain K 4. SoSSEn;
Freight will be taken TO LYSCHBURG, LEX
INGT0N, BUCHANAN, ana all intermediate
points along the line.
WAY freights must be prepaid.
Through 10 Lyuchburg and beyond, charges FOL-
low or prepaid at the option OF the shipper.
w. =. COX, agent,
Dock street between Fifteenth and Seventeenth.
L.. 4. LUCADO,
no am Basin bank. iYnchburg.
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RzARHNE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER II, lSes.
gun rlses.....-.....707i Moon SETS. .--..I !,
sun sets High tide, A. VI. .....e $40
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0k BARRELS EASTERN HERRlNGS,
I'D 7barre!s SOUTHAMPTON CIDER VINE
GAR four and a half years old.
nO2 ARMlSIEAD AZ GAh1.
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vETANTED. ORDERS FOR EVERY DE-
w SCRIPTIGN OF JOB PRINTING at the
rrsrATCH rBlSTIN6-NOUSE.
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~ BEENAID-both well recommended. Ap.
ply a. l3r. peanc's firm, on the Meadow Bridge
r.af n"vnUi the rOor-hnusc. no 10 "a
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THE LEADER OF THE BATTALION.


The chief rivalry is between the Great
American Tea Company, which is Mr..
George F. Gilman, and the two brothers
Stiner. If one of the latter open new
store, the other must Immediately fit up q
handsome one few doors off, while the
former has nearly dozen stores In New
York and its immediate suburbs, at which
no expense for red paint, signs, transpa,-
rencies, working window-engines, and such
attractions, is spared. Mr.. Gilman was, we
believe, like his father, a leather dealer in
the swamp, but happened upon this idea
somewhere about 1860, and soon after set to
work upon it. The tea men say that when
ne commenced at this business he had just
800; this he spent in advertising, using
the money which accompanied the first mail
order to buy the teas to fill it on the streets.
Since then he has drawn checks for over
$500 900 at once, it is said; and he is re-
puted to be worth over million IN solid
roch
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oEED WHEAT, BUTTER, AND BUCK
y WHEAT FLOUR.-I have just received for
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NTANTED, DAIRYMAN; one who
~ understands thoroughly milking ard feeding
COWS. Best recommendations required. Apply
- Or. GRESHAM.
Frsnklm between Sixth md Seventh streets
~
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WANTED. TO SELL IMMEDIATELY
w = very nice FEAT HER RED and two nice
T.lIuWS- rricr. twenty-five dollars. Cali 4.
~ l,a Ert%d street, between First and Second.
!
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SsEEPpENG.

COR BALTIMORE -steamersAN1i
II STATE OF MARYLAND, Cap
tain CHAs TRAyERs, win leave her wharf on
THURSDAY, November 10Th, at O'Clock A. ID.
Freight received up TO O'Clock Z. NJ. on WEU-
SEsDAY For freight or passage apply TO
no l7--3t HARs EIS & WILLIAMS, Agents.
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TTERRINGS.-No l NORTH CARO-.
ALlNk CUT HEHRINGS.
MOL NORTH CAROLINA ROE HEERINGS,
barrels and hIlf barrels;
Choice New No. HALIFAX HERR1NGS,
for sale by
nos ROBERT F. WILLIAMS & co.
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PRIME BUTTER,
MOITNTIIS BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, and
n. 4. HILL,
800, Nos 1925 and 1923 Cary street.
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yTTANTED, two good TIMERS to go
w south. Good wages given, and steady EN-
l.uyrcut. Address A. II. REEF,
NO lE-1w Whining on. y. e.
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1868.
Tea COMPANIES.

Another great pecuniary success, depend
ing uYoa the same principle, /. e., that
people never will stop to use logic or ordi-
nary common sense when there is a bargain
in the case, is that of the "tea companies" )"
The original "Great American Tea Com
pany" has done SO wonderful business
that its imitators arc legion. A favorite
diamond cut diamond" dodge is to call q
store the Great American and Chinese Tea
Company, with the "Great American" in
very large and the "Chinese" in very
small letters. Any combination of the word
"great" with either "Americar," "New
York" "Japan," "China," or Metropol-
itan," and "Tca Company" at the end
seems to insure fortune. The Bowery
has, Ior instance, nearly fifty retail stores,
the smaller ones being content with calling
themselves Mandarin" "pagoda," and
such named companies. Such concerns
spend immense sums in advertising and
dtting up their stores, and yet, with the
sales of each reduced to a small figure by
the multiplicity of places, people still be-
lievc that they can buy Of them cheaper
than of grocers, who quietly sell at one
tenth the expenses. Writing about it
doesn't hurt the tea companies; people
have too firm q faith in "bargains'' for
that, so that it gives them merely an enVia-
bic notoriety.
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1os BARRELS CUBA MOLASSES IN
Ley ''o- j. r. SCLATER,
80 90 No 6Flfteenth street.
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CLOTHING.

TOR THE LARGEST STOCK OF GEN
= TLEMES'S FURNISHING GOODS, at the
lowest prices and best qualities, call at the old
stand OF Z. B. SPENCE, Agent
no II No. 100 Main
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GUGARS.-Cut-loaf, Powdered, and Gra-
~ nulated Sugars A, Il, and Extra Sugars
Choice Porto Rico and DeInarara Sugars; Prime
English Island and Cuba Sugars Coed and Com
mon Molasses Sugars for sale by
no RtBERh y. WILLIAMS q %.
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10n SUPERIOR SUGAR-C URED
1OO HAMS.
no II DANDRInGF & ANDERSON.
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SO DOZEN two and three pound cans
Nv TOMA rOES.
mol DaNDRInGF 4 ANDERSON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-03-04
MLRcELLANEOTs.

Reports from sixteen colleges in the Northern
and Middle states, made IN reference to the week
Of pfayer for Institutions Of learning, show 2913
students, Of whom 1926 arc professors Of religion
OF the latter, 1Ol made profession within the past
year, and 35s are preparing for the ministry In
Amherst College, ten students design to be mis-
sonaries. In eight of the Colleges, there is an
unusual degree Of religions interest in one re-
Vivid. AMI in two plain signs Of a revival.
The American Colonization Society announces
that two thousand freedmen are now waiting trans
porta,ion 70 Liberia and 1t asks contributions to
crafty the wishes Of these men, @
Pals. wash-bowls, and slat-bcxes are now made
Of paper. Wen, just use the old paper hanging
stock for thai, and wood for the paper haugings
so the public can have something to read and the
priaters earn their grub. As body they do little
more than that
Washington's Birthday has been made iest-
val'in Dartmouth College. the President presiding
and the faculty aud students attending. On the
anniversary this year twelve students elected by
the classes delivered addresses and among them
were four Green Mountain boys, to wit
"Tbe American Idea George W Haywood
Junior Glass, Springfield, VI
aCharacter Of Washington Marshall r. Peck
sophonorc Glass, Brookfeld VI
'sOur Coming Epic Marvin D. Bisbee
Freahhan Glass, Springfield, VI.
''our National Principles John w Page
Senior Glass, Montpelier, VI.
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nnnKs L1nAZLNES. AC.


Our YouNG Folks, for March Contents
Holiday Romance The Colored Nanny and Her
White Foster Child Inhosptalityi Molly Grair'i
New Dress; Rover; Round the World Joe
William Henrys Letters to his Grandmother; The
French Exposition for twenty cents; Cast Away
in the Cold; Mothers Kisses Music; Round the
Evening Lamp Our Letter Boz.
TnE A11ANrlc MoNrnIY for March has the
following table Of contents John Chinaman, M.
d.; Rockweeds A Conversation on the Stages
George Sverman's Explanation; By-Ways Of
Europe; John o the Smithy The Old Philadel-
phia library; Flotsnm and Jetsam Crctan Days
The Sequel to an Old English State Trial; The
Tenth Of January The Household Lamp Free
Missouri Some Of the Wonders Of Modern Sur
gerry Reviews aud Literary Notices.
The. New York Ledger has made happy bit for
the public aud itself, in the life Of General Grant
by his father The old gentleman is good speci-
men Of the graduates Of the common school so
far as literary abilities are concerned, and he is
evidently giving the true history Of his family and
of his great son, whose first appearance Is as an
infant Hercules training horses.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-03-04


4 Manchester Ocean Co. n. J., in lots to suit pur-
ers al 20 per faysbe in Ave years 80 miles
f,on. New York and Philadelphia soil we'll adapted for
farmiu purposes fruits vegetables oranbeTres climate
mild aud healthy water tof and pure several water
manufacturing SITES, from rs to 200 horse power, for
SALE or LEASE Machine, Car and Repair Shops or
Rsirosd at this place. Publications ntauing all in
formation sent on application 10 Gen JOHN S. SCHu-
LIE Gen Manager, o; @. BRISTOL ESQ Selling
Agent Manchester Ocean County, n ].
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nv TtissrapA Waioat Jou-udJ
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAMBRID AND BRIGHTON,
Eor The Meek enlna Tnn.daH. March 3. 1850.

AMOUNT STOCK AT AAREET
Cattle Sheep. shotcs. Fat Hogs Calves.
IT, 5s.i 5 sssa ;,o. i ,$s sIii S $
PRicRs. Beef CaeExlra fat and heavy premium Oxen,
slt6oa SO Q0f hrst quality stt00 st 81 second quality,
si3f0A Sl37A tfd quality no 20 per 40 lbs.
total weight Of hide, alow and dressed beef
single paits $3.50 6pU. Bulls, &c.t GlOOlo elO
WofklA Oxen 100 ~ per pair according TO their value
a. beef Handy Steers, 00J ON.
Mnoh cows-hir quality, IS TO- extra good, 20 a loo,
Win Or without calves a. may be- agreed rfow and ordinary
stores Yea5iag. 900 sos two years old 90 90 90 oi
live weight oI 900 o % per head.
shots s-w doesae, a By ets retail oaoc,. per h. Fat
Hegs 90 Q a o. o cts. per 10. Spring Pigs,
Veal calves so $50 per head.
Hles-Brght0n, 100 a 10 cts.i Country lots 2 etc.
Calf Hkius-l6 Is
TalioW-s cts. perlb Country lott,7ai2c
Peis, with wool orsl35 tlb0 Country lots, % loO
RfNaaEs The storm has sadly demozel The live stock
trains. AZ Cambridge there arrivals Until afternoon
yesterday atd at g tine u closing h report stock cars
bad arrfed 9m Maine and Che w. and hashchu
sets roads. Price, from 4 10 ln better Than last
week r arrivals pary osing 20 The anxiety Of oatch-s
70 supply immediate Want, and partly TO uc su ercr quality
~ the Northern oxen.
O. W. Bai,y sod Is for $50 per No.. which were an
uuconmony nue lot One pair % these fed hy H. Grimes u
Hlsboro ~ II weighed li15 ihs, another pair, ia f.
Jones' 4ll DISC and third par igd ~ u Lamb port NJ
H. 400 aud uhers, tud ~ Ice d. One good
sold at DO per 10. Western cattle sold from % ito
per b1 Brig 20 weight and az ., 10 and w % live wesht
lhe dtman1 ior sheep vas good aud prices Arm We
head. saw extra lots sold There lev slim
sheep a ma kct a. present.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-03-04
MONTPELIER TOWN MEETING, 1865.

Moderator. J T Thurstoni Town Clerk n.
A. Chase Seleotmeu p. 2 Ptkin, Samuel Wells,
Albert Johonnott Treasurer, Geo. w. Scott
oyerseer Of poor Henry Barnes Constable Ro-
bert Hargin Listers Theron o. Bailey, Jas. ".
Brock, Chas A. Reed; Auditors j. A. Page, j.
Y. Dewey E. p Jcwett; Town Agent, Charles
Reed Superintendent, Of Schools, c ". VIII
lard, Street Commissioners, H. c. Camp, Carlos
Bancroft David Il. Gray.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-03-04
NEW YORK WOOL MARKEr-FEa. 20.



has continued and the transactions the
largest that have been recorded In this market during
similar period reaching the nelghhorhood Of go lbs
the week II il esmated that, In this and the neighborlng
markets. less than oOO lbs have changed hands during
period large proportion Of this WOOL has
ken BY tpeculaor who TO regard the article current
prices, coed Investment paacuafiy A. stocks
be greatly reduced and ne foreign cannot be imported at
the ruling under present duties hanuiacurers
however, have participated freely re1enshlng stocks while
the to do At low prices afforded mat
course with 40 active demand prices have hadepss
The most desirable kinds have realized iite money
aud straight lots have been marked rhe California
Wool has participated IN the the stock has be-
reduced TO less than bales Desirable grades
of spring clip may be quoted from a cents higher.
Pulled and fexas woods have also gained strength The
present state % the goods market hardly warrants higher
prices ior Che raw bit An improvement e confident
W looked for IL Is true that there increased activity In the
Cloth MARKET BY, prices con niue very Low In oregn Wool
called firm. The sales o 90 lbs fleece A. 80 62o,
~ extremes for low TO choice Illinois, Michigan Wisconsin,
state Ohio Pennayyania and West Virginia, and 65 Toe for
pek0ck 1900 lbs pulled 20 1c for super and extra
$4,000 lbs California; for fall and n $40 for spring
c and $50 for pulled abOO lbs Oregon, 81 4c 5r
ordinary ne G100l lbs 10 Sic Tor low choice
5000 lbs Canada combng 81 ll o. bags eombna pulled zoe
1900 lbs fleece 20 lbs uock 75c 40 bales Mes
TIA Told imporationl at or about 80 &c lshpping List
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-03-04
BOSTON MARKET-MAnon 9.

Corn EAchangeThe market for Flour continues dull and
sAleconnue to be confined to small lots wanted by the
trade, quote Western supethne at 4qT5 common
extras sO III medium at sii ia and good and
choice, including favoTte st. Louis brands al il per
hb soathern Flour quiet az ss tO ground
ysis ~ Pi Ws,s y' w quote southern
white do 81 per bush. Oats selling at 81 elc
per bush Southern Canada and RYE al s7b
Shorts s4l Az Fine Feed sls AS and Middngs si
Provisions Pork steady with sales st s2oa for prime
92oa 900 for mess and $40 n per Dbl for clear Bee
ranges from sis 20 for Sll ~ 30 for extra
yAQ Is per Dbl for fmily extra Lard selling at 10 nc
~ tok aud terees and Smoked Hams 10 10 leo lb But
~ hrm and selling at % S0c to quality and Cheese
nf1a u a lbc per ID for common and prime.