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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-14
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, May 12-9 a. m.
A special dispatch to the New York
Express says:
The Senate was in special session last
night mp to IL o'clock. Senator Grimes
of Iowa spoke in favor of acquittal Sen
ator Buckalew spoke on the same side,
and Senators CONFESS, Harlan, Wilson
and Morton spoke in favor of conviction.
For almost the first time in ten years,
Mr.. johnson was at the theatre. He ar
rived at 9:20 in his carriage, accompanied
by Mrs Patterson and Mrs. Slower, his
daughters. He occupied, with the ladies
and one or two friends, one Of the stage
boxes, and his countenance, for the two
hours of his stay, bcamed all over with
geninl good nature and happiness.
so says the report. A visitor occasionally
entered the box from without. evidently
bearing hopeful news fromsthe Senate ;
but the President was serene. His friends
say that he has known the result as well
as he knows it now for the past month,
and that he is hopeful to the last degree.
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will come and we shall not be compelled
to listen only to German and italian mu-
sic, American composers win rise up one
OF these years and give rs music, both
secular and religious, Of a high order.
We make our laws, and We must, at some
future day, make our own songs, Boston
has grown within the last fifteen years,
and such changes have been wrought on
many streets, and especially in the South
ern part of the city, that former resi-
dent, who has been absent a few years,
would hardly recognize the place, II is
so with me, ! am stopping at the ST.
James Hotel, very spacious edifce, built
of brick, with granite trimmings, and
Just opened to the public, II contains
five hundred rooms, and all most richly
furnished. II is seven stories high, in
Guiding the mast, and fronts Franklin
Square, beautiful park ornamented with
quite large trees, fountains, grayeled
walks and grass, An " override railway,
or parsonage elevator, takes the guests to
the upper stories. 1t goes by steam
You step from the first floor into snug
little parlor, handsomely carpetted and
furnished. The tender makes one pull
upon wire rope, and the little parlor be-
gins To ascend, and you are carried to any
hoox in short time. This hotel is kept
ON a magnificent scale. II is the leading
hotel Of the city. A few years ago, and
this section Of the city was nearly all
waste land but now it contains the most
fashionable residences. The change has
been very sudden and very great.
There are some specimens of humanity
about the st, James, which reminds one
of Vermont. The clerk here is 0 feet II
inches tall. But what is he, compared u
the man who drives the ST. James coach
He stands, in his stockings, 0 feet d
firrv II, i,,-tt,.ht- seldom do NE see ons
- towering. So the readers of the HEn
AID will perceive that everything here i
on large scale. This hotel must hav'
cost, TO build and furnish il, not less thar
A half million of dollars, A short dis
lance from this hotel, the Catholics ar
building Cathedral, which will cos
millions Of dollars. And just across tn
street are Catholic College and tn
church OF the Immaculate Conception
edifces that cost large sums OF money
and all this within a stones throw of III
/ ST. James. and on land, which, shor
/ time ago. was mere waste True, tn
" Hub is growing very fast. ~
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AVON POISON.

Invalid reader, do you know what nlne-,entli'
Of the bitter compounds you are solicited by the
proprietors 10 accept a. universal panacea' are
composed Of, Give heed FOX moment. They
are manufactured from unpnrihcd alcohol, con-
taininga considerable portion Of fusil oil apoSon
almost as deadly a. prusic acid The basis OF the
regular tinctures of the Matcna Modea Is the
same. No amount of "hcrbal extracts" can over
come the bad tendency OF this pcrnicious clement
The essence OF sound Rye thoroughly T1ytTrT'i' r
the only stimulant which can b. safely used as a
compliment Of tonic, alternative and antl-bIlious
medicine, and Hostettcr's stomach Biters - the
only medicinal preparation IN the world IN which
this article is used a. an ingredient. Hence the
extraordinary effects OF this great specific. II
gives strength without producing excitement,
No other tonic does tins An the ordinary Bit
All the ordinary Bit,ers flush the face and affect
the brain. Hostetter's Bitters diiuses an agrtc-
able calm through the nervous system, promotes
digestion and produces sleep. No other tonic 81
qui, ky rcyiyes the exhausted enelgie-. restores
the appetite and removes the gloom and dcpres'
sion which always accompanies weakness OF The
bodily powers. IL purgcs from the system the
morbid humors which retari its nptural functions
and which bring paloness TO thu cheek and suffer-
ing TO the brow II hanishes those clogs upon
pleasure, restores the system to high heath, and
necessarily proves a valuable adjunct TO the d.
gestive organs. \ trial l. al that is needed 70 eS
tablish il in the confidence Of the skeptic.
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to state that during the past seventy-six
years, commencing with 1909 and ending
May sth, 1853, with northeast snow
storm which covers the ground and build
ings, there never has been so long term
between the first snow of autumn in any
year and the last snow in the succeeding
spring,
On the 3Oth Of September last there
was fall Of snow, hail and rain through
the first part Of the day, which between
ono and two p, m, the coolest part OF the
day had CONCEALED and formed sheet
Of ice upon our roofs the period thus
embraced between the fall OF the first
snow in the fall of 1867 and the spring OF
1868 is seven months and eight days
He believes there has been no period OF
snow and cold so protracted in New
England since its settlement; nor in Swe'
den, which averages 81 degrees more
northerly, in all its history.
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WASHINGTON, May u

The greatest eiiorts are making TO con-
oentrate the hnpeaohers on one article,
and this ia leading motive ior delay,
The great struggle now is 10 get the two
West Virginia Seaator TO agree, aud
having some faint hopes that this may he
done, the impeaehers are now hopeful,
Nevertheless prolonged, pastpouoment is
now most prob,ble, The L. $ Senate
win now he able Ia transact legislative
business, and among the first acts viii be
the admission of Arkansa- in order H. -
cure more senators.
WASHINGTON, May ls-l0a, IA.
think Impeachment has burst, There
is hare possibility Of conviction, but the
most prominent men in the Republican
party give II up rs lost
WASHINGTON, May ia-lOia a, m,
Acquittal is certain in the opinion If
nearly every Republican Senator, Most
Of the managers also giyc il up and swear
terribly over H.
WASHINGTON, May IL,
The reading Of the journal was conlud-
I'd al ll,l1, when Mr., Edmunds' order NJ
scinding the rule requiring vote to he
taken to-day was adopted without divis-
ION, Mr. Chandler stating that his col
+ league, Howard. was very ILL., On his
motion IL was ordered that when the court
adjourned il be until Saturday, and a few
minutes later the court adjourned.
The only hope Of reaching the Senate Is
on the al interim appointment of Gen
Thomas. But twenty new radical Sen
ators. ii they dare vote without hearing
the trial. may change all this
WASHINGTON, May Il
The senate adjourned over to Satur.
day, not because Senator Howard was
sick, but because they could not carry out
the impeachment BY the constitution
they cannot adjourn more than three days
without a concurrent resolution, and the
impression is that on Saturday they will
adopt the House resolution and adjourn
to the 25th, The symptoms at this writ
ing, p. m. are that the impeachment
articles will be kept in terror over th'
President and considered or Threatened
from time to time. Conviction is nov
hopeless without the admission OF new
Senators.
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PoRE Higher, Sales 900 barrels, at vi AN
Ton OH mess, aud - aAdt2s rs tor new do.
RFss- URehansei. salsz l2S bills. at " poe
AIS OO for eomnOn brands, and go sodsst 30 fos
extra mes.
Lam Active. Sales l,sso bills. and tieres. d
49, OILS lOr No ! ! lsb0l9 Tor tAir to pfim'
steam,
bat htile demand,
Moi Assl6 strldy Sales nl MaseOyado at 81
ass,
suGAas Raw sugar. iilm At II s@llAe ha
tan a. Eood retining. Refined lese vi
nIf|la
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t'an >p1ndeuce pt the HEEtLu
sna Great Iu.icaI Festival.
BOSTON. My s. lSGs

tH)NltfN. My .. lNbN.
Three years ago this month The Boston
Handel and Haydn Society celebrated it,
fttieth anniversary, and At that timc it
vas resolved 10 hold t,cnnial festivals af-
ter the fashion Of Europe In accordance
with that resolve the present festival i,
holden. which begun last Tuesday and
will close next Sabbath evening with
Handles celebrated Oratorio of the Mes
viah The chorus singers on this occasion
number between six and seven hundred,
ana the orchestra contains more than one
hundred musicians and all highly accom-
plishcl in the line Of their profession.
With such m array of musical talent it
might reasonably he expected that Ora
torios would be rendered with great pow
er and pathos Martin Luthcr's choral
for orchestra aud organ, Memberships
"Ninety-iifth Psalm and Hymn of
Praise" Handels Sampson and Men
delssohn's "St. Paul have already been
rendered, together with several concerts,
both vocal and instrumental Hayden's
Creation will be given Saturday eve
ming, and Sabbath evening the Messiah
and also concerts to-day and tomorrow.
Madame Parepa Rosa and Miss AIDE
laide Phillips have taken parts in the per-
tormances, and many of the best instru-
mentalists from New York and Philadel,
phia are engaged. Such musical de.
monstration has never been made in this
country, and vast audiences have beer
made to feel what power there is in mu
sic The Handel and Haydn Society
during the last half century, has don'
much to educate the people up to higl
standard Of musical taste No society OF
this continent has done so much, and it
members are entitled to great credit TO
their perseverance and enterprise in tn
musical world. To carry out such fes
tival as this requires the outlay of min.
thousand dollars but the public has gen
erously sustained the enterprise. Jus
now and here the star of music is in tn
ascendant, and new impulse has tee
given to the divine art, which will be fel
through coming generations. So lett b,
Music is one of the means of civiliza dol
and our country will yet produce som
musical geniuses, who will make OF
songs, operas and oratorios. That tin
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The Canadian Fisheries.

OTTAWA, May IL.
The dominion government have received
no information respecting the intended
dispatch of an American feet to the Can
adam fishing waters.
1t is reported that the proposed Cana
dian police, for the protection of the fish.
cries, will consist mainly of small cruisers
especially adapted as coast guards.
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TILE HAIR AND SCALP.

Or. George W. Babeock, Scientific Dermatoio-
gist " Winter street, Boston, successfully treats
all diseases Of the hair and scalp. loss OF hair pre-
mature ereyness, badness, etc. Dr. Babcoek
treats the hair and scalp as physician not upon
any zone remedy system'-but adapts the rene
dies 10 the special requirements OF each case. he
leyoes his attention exclusively to diseases OF the
hair and scalp, treating them in the most ad-
yanced European methods, and not in the tmper-
feet manner hitherto generally adopted In thu
United states. No charge tor consultation.
namphlet with the state Assayer's report upon
Dr. pabcock,s thirteen remedies, free
To prRsoSs AT \ DrsTaNcr.-Dr. Babcock -
treating parties in all parts Of the United States,
Canada, etc, personally, when they visit him.
otherwise by correspondence. No charge for con-
sultation by letter Remedies sent, carriage pie-
paid. to all parts Of the United States. - Send
for circular.
Ds. BApcoen's HAIR DREssIsG.- state
Assayer recommends it.. No other preparation "
safe so good, or so cheap Price One Dollar
Sold BY Druggists everywhere, and by Dr.. George
w. Babcock, Scientific Dermatoloeist, u Winter
street, Boston.
sv-Wili not soil u ribbon worn upon the hair.
DIR. Babcock's Hair Dressing. Try il.
/ marph9jdW &SeowSweow
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ppnPrcT SEWING MACHINE

~ believe il TO be the best, all things eoa,'d-
cred, Of any that have known. II, very SIM
pie and easily learned the sewing nom the or
binary spools is great advantage; the stitch Is
entirely reliable It does ornamental work beau'
ufully il is not liable 10 get out Of orlr.
suppose can sum it all by saying 1t Is perfect
machine. have had occasion 10 compare the
work With tina, OF other machine, The re-
suit was always favorable To the GroNcr Baker
Machine" Testimony OF Mn, \. NJ. spooncr
80 Bond street, Brooklyn, before the. Commi''
.,oner Of Patents. andSwlt
SOLD l,N Z. y. NERElAM, Nntlnnd.
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Interesting General News.
&C. &C. &C.

We give TO our readers this morning all
the dispatches and rumors that have been
received, some Of which are evidently
sent to the press by the friends Of III"
President, and must be received with al
lowances; but knowing the public anSi-
ETY. TO learn all, pro and con, upon tfrrS
question, we give all the rumors. We
are yet hopeful of the conviction OF An
drew johnson, Notwithstanding the vary
ing reports EDITOR.
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IN BANKRUPTCY

~ THIS is 10 give notice that on the Ath day Of
MAYA. u. lSGS, a warrant IN bankruptcy was Is
sued against the estate OF John n. Learned of
Rutland, IN the county OF Rutland and state of
Vermont who has been adluascd a bankrupt on
his own petition, that the payment OF any debts
and delivery q any property belonging 10 such
haukIui 10 nm, nl I6l rs III, mn rlV TT5rrrrut
any property by linn, are forbidden by law; that
a meeting OF the creditors oi the said bankrupt "a
prove then debts and choose one more aSsiguees
OF MS estate, will be holden at court Of bank
fuptcy, 10 De- holden AZ the Uuitet states Court
MONS in l,utiand. in III. county Of Rutland
an said dlstilct betouc a. l.. Lyman, Reg
ister, on Tie III day OF June, \, II, ls6S, AZ
Il o'clock IN, y, II, FLANAGAN,
a0.wAw Deputy 4 = Marshal, a. Messenger
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Markets.
Nrw YogK, May Il.

Flour THE market for Western and State is
lower. Sales 5000 barrels at y 4OsS9 Is for
snrerfine State. sl2 s5asl7 90 for good to choice
snrine wheat extras. California flour is easier.
sales $50 barrels and sacks at ell 75@sl3 Is.
Southern -four is lower. Sales of 800 barrels
at $40 2o@sll Is for ordinary TO good ex-
extra a.! ::amily Maryland and Delaware. Cam
adam -four is inactive.
WHEAr-Strong. Sales g. 800 bushels at ~ Sc
az IS for No. Chicago, and IS 20 for white
California.
OArs-Aetive. Sales, y, 900 bushels Western
at sc at railroad depot, and 81 in store.
CoRN-Iower. Sales $4,000 bushels new
Western mixed at 81 l7dl lsk: Western white,
tl IL.
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MarriaQfs.

ELLIS COOLIDGE In West Eutinul, by
Rev. Geo. l.. Gleason, Mr.. Abuah Elis OF Ira, 10
Mrs Harriet Coolidge Of ShcrbuInc. :,
ALLEN COZZENS In MiddlebUry, Apui
10Th by Rev. :. w. Governs, DID. assisted 10y
Rev j. r. HYDE George ). Allen of New Haven,
Conn, 10 Miss Hannah K. Cozzens Of Mlldlebury,
daughter OF the officiating glersymeu.
CIFMONS POTTER In feaow, Afiil list
by Rev Ira Person Heur' j, Clemens OF Wax
lingf1rd, 20 Mis- Mary 4. Potter %. Clarendon,
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NoTlcE IN DANKRuPrcY.--..

~ THIS Is 10 give notice that on the jth day Of
NAV, \, u. lSGs, awsrrant in bankruptcy was is
sued astjust the estate OF Eaton i, Lee OF Benz
son. IN tla county Of Rutland and State OF Yer
mont, Who has been adlu4ged bankrupt, ON his
own petition, that the payment Of any debts and
DELIVERY ~ any property belonging 10 such hank
rupt, 10 hun, OF t1r hls use and the transfer Of
any WoIylty ly hlln, are forbidden " Jaw that
4 ia,,,iur a he creditors Ut said bankrupt %
move their debts and 10 choose one or more AS
sipuc,s ot ms estate, will be- holden at the United
state, Court ruoms al Rutland, in the county
Of Rutland, IN said district, before \, i. Lyman,
o'clock, IN. \. n. FLANAGAN,
2n.Waw pyput, L. :. MHNAal, as Messenger,
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAE HAIR
REVIEWER

has proved itself to be the most perfect prepara'
ton for the Hair ever offered to the public to RE
STORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR, and-to create new growth where It has
fallen off from disease or natural decay. 1t viii
prevept the Hair from falling out.
An who use it are unanimous in awarding II
the praise of being the best Hair Dressing extant
treaties on the Hair sent free By mail
Manufactured by r. p. HALL 4 CO.,
Nashua, N, e., Progeistos.
For sale by all druggists Twin
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AMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND.-A meil-
can Company Toilet Soap, Honey, Glyeerino, Bou-
quet and Palm. These popular soaps are made
from the choicest materials, very richly periumed'
warranted not only equal but superior To the
English, and 50 per cent. cheaper They are SUI
preceding all foreign toilet Soaps in this market
as il is well known that since their introduction
the demand Tor the latter has fallen of fully one
half Manufactured only h.
MckEONE, VAN HAAGEN & CO.,
l.W6Ineov Philadelphia and New OK.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

y OI Rutland, $, The TT0NHte IOurt TOT The
District Of Rutland
Toall persons interested III the estate Of Ldcretia
Wo0ibury, late Of Fittsuri, in SAID district, de-
ceased te,tat. GREETING.
BY the authority Of the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before said Probate
Court at the Probate Office in Rutland, in said
district, on the lst Tuesday of June y. d. 1865,
To show cause, II any You have, why certain
instrument, in writing, filed IN said Court, and
pulpoIting to be the last Will and testament OF
said deceased should not Ice proved and allowed.
Dated at Rutland in said district, this 18th day
Of MAY. \. II. lSUS.
an.w3Wf HENRY II. SMITH, Register.
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CoNsTANTINorLE, May 7.
The Sultan opened the new Counsel
yesterday in a speech remarkable for its
liberality. He said that the time had
come when Turkish manners must yield
to European civilization.
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DIR. TRUnEAu'S
Uterine sUprosTToRIEs

UTERINE sUPPoSITORIEs.
For the cure of all Female Diseases. For fun
particulars enclose Sc stamp 10 us for circular.
FRANCIS FEM & co.
Agents, Rutland, VI.
WEEKS < POTTER, Wholesale Agents, Boston,
Mass dccl2wtf
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CoMMlsSIONERS, NOTICE.

N}.lha undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon Probate curt for the District Of Rutland
Commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims ANA demands of all persons against
Tricl W. Noye-, late Of Brandon, in sud DIS
t1ict. deceased, hereby give notice that We Will
meet tor the purpose of examining and allowing
said claims at the dwelling house of Widow Mary
Moves in Brandon, on the lSt Mondays Of July
and September next, from o'clock p. M. until 4
O'Clock r. m. each OF said days. and that six months
4lom tie 18th day of May, ~ ID. 1865, is the
time limited 10y -lii court for said creditors TO
present chem claims to us for examination and
Dated Al rr,mloa, Tins 5th day OF May, \. D..
lSfs.
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IN RANKRupTCY - nISTRICT
IN BANKRUPTCY - DISTRICT
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY

~ This Is to give Notice that on the jth day
az MAY, \, u, lS6S, Warrant N bankruptcy was
issued against the estate ot lotcn l., Atwood
Of littsiOri IN the County OF hatland and state
% Vermont, Who has been adludged a Bankrupt,
on hi, own petition that the payment of any
debts aud delivery Of any property belonging 90
such bankrupt, TO hin, of ion his use, aud the
transfer Of any property BY him, sr forbidden by
law thai meeting OF the et'lilois OF sAld bank
nlpt, 10 plnve their debts, and 10 choose one OF
mon assigurcs OF hs estate, viii be held AZ tour,
Of Bankruptcy, 20 be holden az the United states
Count Ea5ms, al Rutland, IN said District tsiuye
4 T. LYMAN, Register ON the III day nt June
-
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PRICES

one year ago, i,ias Ass 900 2,sH go
PRICES.
BEEF Per loo It's. on total weight OF hide, tall
and meat extra, els GOALS 50; hrst quality, We
OOali IS; second quality, els iS0eli ooi third
quality, ais Ooais So A lew chace angie pairs,
as 7bcileo0. some OF the poorest cows and oaiis'
woRKINd OXEN s.ssSaso.
: HANDY STEERS sl25Gyoo, or much accord
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES Fair quality
sI559I0 extra ys5Tss 100; harrow and dry tsstsrse
SHEEP Per pound, live wright, 1885,; ex-
ira l0@lle.
HIDES Brighton 9.@ loc.; country lots sSs
Sc; calfskns ls6soc.
TALLoW brighton, st Cssc. country lots, ~
6Sc.
PEITs q 2S@2 so; country lots, 7'c.sti q;
sHOTEs Wholesale, l0allc, Retail. lslse.
VEAt.S - Oo6l2 %.
REMARKS.
The receipts o. cattle this week were from
Maine, 90 New Hampshire. Sc Vermont, "a
Massachusetts,, "a; Western, l,o2?, of,which only
l65 come over the northern roads at Cambridge
and Medfori the smallest number, We believe,
that we have reported for any week during the
mast seven years, except the Fourth Of July week
Oi 1900. lhete WeIt NJ "este'" 1890 - -
bridge, consequently there was hardly trade
enough here after deducting the lots engaged last
week 10 indicate the state Of the market, further
than that II favored the seller and that trade was
very Quick, The Western stock, we understood,
/ cost about Al . 100 Us more than that OF last
week, and We think the sales indicate an equal
advance in price on Western stock soh at tins
market. and we change our figures in the table OF
prices TO correspond. Some OF the butchers claim
there i a larger advance and put their estimates
alike a n. It Is possible that between some oil
the shatpest purchases last week and some OF the
.baruest sales this week there may be that differ
once, but We lind that a change of figures on that
assumption is not justified by the sales. Lam
bert Hastings sold Vermont oxen at loc, al
lltN sat a. and other stock at l2H TO l4c , ~
j / Iynan sold Massachusetts, at l5c which was
the highest price we heard of at Cambridge; Mr..
n. Day had five very superior bullocks, whlt'
were sold TO Mr.. j. +. Taylor on pirate terms,
but understood 10 be about Ice y D, to dress ~
the nciahborhood OF LOCO lbs each. The highest
sale of Western lots was l5Xc; Others at iak and
and many at u to lax Others from IL to lac
i, The receipts of sheep were sss from New Hamp
shire, $50 from Vermont, $50 from Massachusetts,
and 1888 Western. IS sheep, liO DIS each, lie
ii OF "a - each, at Toe 100 of 50 Ms each, at she
III yeatlings 20 Ds each, at loSc. +. Riford sole
As. FED by F. A. Stevens of Bethel at l0c w D
each 40 at 81 e head. c. IL. Dudley sold " a
IS Is each 81 sheared at SIC y D. Mich COW
/ and calves at s6j, s75, ssj and ss5, Farrow, ts
TO s51,
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Pacific Railway.

WASHINGTON, May l2.
The House, this afternoon, passed the
bill to regulate the tariff of freight and
passenger fare over the Pacific Railway.