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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-24

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fLouR Continues irregular and unsst, d
state aud Western, IS s 50 for common /,
choice extra state, % q y 10 tor do. extIa We,
ern, - 10 W Tor good "a choice.
Rye -four unchanged, 800 bbls at % . 4.
Corn meal m0Fe active; 2,0oo bbls. Is for West
EN-, " tor brooklyn; Is for white e,ty.
uaAis Receipts Of q, 20 bush wheat more ae-
I'VE AZ a &c higher, export 1900 I soA v
10 spnns, @ai Is No, dol Is tnr am
Der 81 Tor choice winter amber nlino,s: q 10
white California, Rye more active 1000 bu.h
Western at li0, barley more active y.su0 pasA
prime Canada West at I IS, and ! 900 bush prinas
Cheyalisr California at | 50
CoRs-orened steady closed duh n q | 10 fot
unsound; S0al 81 for sound mixed Western,
lsal 20 for kiln dIied
oArs- Opened quite trm closed duh
CofIos-Dull, heavy and lower; $50 bales at IS
Tor middlns uplands,
hlCE.-Onlet,
CoffEK-Dull.
LAKE.
Mol-AssHs Dull.
Asass-Iluiet, at . 81 y Tor pats.
HoPs Quiet 20 a so foT new
PKrRoLHuA- Eeasier at lis q iSc. for erals !.
30 Tor refined in bond,
Pork Heavy and lower, IS s79s9 80 Tor mo-
closing Is ~ reg ~ IS tor old do "a 20 AZ 50 Ia
PRIME, 20 so a 70 81 tor prime mes.
WHISKY Mor active; oo bbh. In bond Of
6iS aiO.
Brrr Dull, "A OOa 20 50 for new plain NEE. !,
20 SO a "A - tot new extra mesa
l.ARp Quiet but nrincr, sso tie at lob q 20 Ne
for steam s0h for kettle rendered
BurrKR-Quiet; JlGs IS for Ohio - Is tis, tOr
state.
CHrrT Steady at ls&iIxc.
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Marriaaes.

COI.E-FISH sept. 2lst, by Rev. Leland
Howard, Thomas Cole, Of Ludlow, and Emliy
Irena Fish, OF Shrewsbury.
OLMsTED- SHELDON In salisbury, Sept
18th, at the residence OF the brides father, 10y
Rev ) W. Magil, Mr.. + J: ulmsted Of East
MIddlebury, to Miss Olive l.. sheldon Of SAILS
bury
BRIGGS pI.ATT- On TUESDAY evening, sept.
18th, 1865 n Trinity Church, P.a'tsbmgh, y ",
by the Rev. VIM. NJ. Ogden, Rector, GruIgr
Briggs of Brandon, Vt, 10 Miss Sarah + lat; at.
Plat,sburgh, eldest daughter oi Thee. Plat, Esq,
HINCHMAN- oRvIS, In Manchester, Vt +,
sept 18Th, at the Equinox House, by Right Rev.
man Of Sew York, to Miss Caroline Nj. Oryis, OF
Manchester.
REYNOLDS BLOSSOM In Paulet, Vt,
sept 5. by Rev. w. II. Infancy, Mr.. Oliver y.
uoiiS. Jr. u Granville, y, To Mis-, Georgie Il.
Blossom II pawei, Vt.
HARVEY So BROCKWAY In Wallneford,
sept II, by Rev. Aldace Walker, d. b., Mr.. Ed
son Harvey to Miss Luela BIockway, both Of
WalhngtoId.
DAyIS-DAKE In Trinity Church, Sept Il,
by Rev. j. Milton Peck, Mr.. Charlton II Davis
Of San Francisco, and Miss Frances A. Dake Of
SItherl4nd Falls.
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Deaths.

MANUAL In Pawlet, Vt, Sept l., harlys
d. Manual, son Of Z. V and Juha Manual, Of
Burlington aged is years
HALL-In South Paris, Ne, on Tues lay, SIP
TENDER sth, Newell Hall of Orwell, Vt, aged
% years.
RUGGLES At Newport, r. l., sept. 9TH, sud
denly, John Gould Rugge>, a native OF Rutland,
VT, aged 81 years.
HUESTIS-At Montclair New Jersey Sept
10th, Mary j., wife OF Edwin j. Huestis daugh-
ter OF Rev. l. Newton Sprague, ID, OF CALDWELL
New jersey.
FIELD-In Rutlard, Sept l6, Rubin A Field,
aged SO years and SIX months.
HERRICK In Springfield, Aug. 2G, at the
residence Of Rev. L. IL. Cobb his son-in-law, Mr.
Russell Herrick, aged 20 years He was the
father of Rev. VIM. r. Herrlck, Of Claferd IN,
Prof. j. r. Herriek of Bangor, Me, and Rev. 6.
E. Herrlck OF Constantinople
WELCH-In Mendon, sept Is, Mis-. petscy
NJ. WEIGH, aged AZ years, daughter OF Ichabod
and Susan Peters.
'GLEASON-1n Clarendon, VT on Sept. ,,
1868, Charles Gleason, aged o. years.
PACKARD.-In Castleton, Sept. l4th, the in.
FAINT child OF Eugene G. and Ella NJ. Packard,
aged months.
BRAYMER In Fairfield, n. Y. Sept 10,
Marson w, son Of +. \. and Louisa BrayIuer, OF
Granville, n. y, aged Is years, months and q
DAYS.
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To PERSONS AWARDED PREMIUMS AT
THE RUTLAND COUNTY FAR.-Tho New
England Portable Pump Company, OF
Danyers, Mass, offer TO sell TO any per-
son TO whom is awarded a premium OF
one dollar or more at the Rutland County
Fair, at Rutland, on Sept, Both and Oct.
lst., one Of their Portable Fire Engine,
Force Pump ad Garden Engines for -
each. 1t is useful in washing windows
and blinds, even to the second story, and
has been Of great value in extinguishing
fires that have broken out in dwellings.
Persons entitled to pumps at premium
prices should leave their names and
money with the Secretary of the Society
aoon after the premiums are declared.
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New York News.

New YoRK, Sept. %.
The internal revenue fraud ease was up
again to-day, but again postponed until
Thursday, on account of the indisPosition
of Ex-Judge Fullerton, one of the Gov
eminent counsel.
There was pretty full Attendance OF
members at the National Labor Congress
to-day.
About two o'clocl; p m a mass Of brick
and mortar fell from under the caves Of a
house near Centre street, severely nlnring
a number of persons thai were PASSING at
the time
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STATE OF VERMONT, DIS

STATE OF VERMONT, DIS
~ trict OF Fairhaven, IS. The Probate Court for
the District of Fairhaven.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Joseph
Clark. late Of Hubbsrdton, in said district, de-
ceased, intestate,
GREETING.
The administrator OF said estate having repre-
sented thatit will be necessary TO sell part OF the
real estate Of said deceased tor the payment Of
the debts and expenses of administration and also
that 1t will be beneficial for all parties interested
therein to sell the whole Of the real estate If said
deceased, has made application to said Probate
Court for license to make such sale Therefore,
BY the authority of the State of Vermont, You
are hereby notified TO appear before said court, at
the Probate office, in Castleton, in said district
on the ID Monday Of October, A. ID. 1865, to
show cause, if any you have, why said license
should not be granted.
Dated at Casteton, in said district, this 10th day
Of September, A. d. 1868.
39:w3w HENRY L. CLARK, Register.
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ARLINGroS,-The Republicans OF Ar
lington and Sunderland met in the Town
Hall in Arlington, on the evening OF the
9th, and organized Grant and Colfas
Club, with the following officers: Harmon
Garfield, President; +, NJ, Aylesworth'
A. III. Judson, A. ID, Garfield, Vice-Pres-
idents; Geo, II, Phillips, Secretary; JAS
X. Batohelder, Lewis Williams, ]. II. Jud'
son, Norman Andrew, G.. w. Bradley
Executive Committee The meeting was
addressed by Hon, Harmon Garfield
Judge Aylesworth, and J, X. Batchelder'
Esq,
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alew Advertisements.
NJ

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of Ru.-
land, Commissioners to receive, examine and adj
Just all claims and demands Of all persons
land, iii said District, deceased hereby give notice
that We will meet for the purpose of examining
and allowing said claims at the Office of Edgerton
& Nicholson in said Rutland, on the ID Mondays
OF November, 1868, and Jan'y., lsG9, from oclck
a. IN. until o'clock, p. m. each OF said days, ant
that six months from the 9th day OF August, AID.
1868, Is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their claims to tor examin
alton and allowance.
Dated at said Rutland, this 18th day of Sep
TENDER, A. u. 1865.
ANSCN A. NICHOLSON,
LUTHER DANIELS, Comrs.
39wSws NJ. CLARK,
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I ATEST NEW YORK NEWS,
THE PEOPLE GREATLY EXCITED.
"JOsTAR" IN THE FIELD
LADIES, LOOK OUT LOOK OUT
4 BEATTIFIER 'as is A BEAUTIFIER.
READ READ.

Ladies' Magazine Tor Scpt.l
Henry X. Costar, OF No, 10 Crosby streets
said to be out with a BcAutiher that eeiIpscs
anything ever known in this line. The Ladies
are wild with delight. One Lady says, Il know
is night and pointed to a skin as fresh, soft,
and delicate as 4 child. Another Lady SAID, II
II cost $1,000 bottle Ia have IL and another
Away with all hurtiul cosmetics, and give me
only
"C0SrAR'S" Bitter Sweet and Orange Blossoms
II gives Beauty to the Complexion Rosy glow
TO the Cheeks, q Ruby tingc TO the Lips and hap
pIness complete.
B,5- beware :, Of all worthless limitations.
Allprug.lsts in Rutland sell it.
One bottle, 900; three bottles, goo.
or address "Costar,' Ne, 10 Crosby ST., NY.
OH Those CORNs, on Thusy Corns
Morning Paper, Aug. 2bl
Oh my Oh my l can't stand it but h, did,
Tor he sent right oil and got box OF
"COSTAWS" CORN SOLVENT,
and 1t cured him.
Thousands ol Boxes sold.
All Druggist. in Rutland soil 1t,
On address "Costar," No. 10 Crosby So, NY
"cosTAR's" srANpAED PREPARATIONS
"COSrAR'S" Rat, Roach Se., DETERMINATIONS.
"COslAR'S' Bed Bug ENterminators,
"CoSTAR's' only pure Insect Powder
Only lnfalble Remedies known.
Is years established in New York.
1000 boxes and TASKS manufactured daily.
All Druggists III Rutland sell them.
Beware OF spurious limitations.
E1.l sizes sent by mail on receipt of price.
nS-. 2 pays for any three 81 sizes by Express.
Address
HENRY R. COSTAR,
10 Crosby St. n. Y.
Es- Sold by T. FEM CO., Rutland, VI.
81 And at Wholesale in all the Cities ant
large towns IN the United States.
lulyl3d&wly
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SAD CAsE OF DRowNING.-We copy
the following additional particulars in re-
gard 10 the drowning of Mr.. Edward
Marsh. . member of the Freshmen class
OF the University. and of whom we made
Monday morning. from the Times: The
deceased, in company with number of
hi, College mates and friends, went out
for a sail on board the yacht Hebe, The
boat was under the charge of Mr.. G. II.
VI. Bradley, of this city, who, at the re-
-nnAst If the owner, Mr.. b. S. Miles
served in the absence Of John Jackson,
the regularly employed sailing master.
The party had sailed down Shelburn Bay,
and ou their return, about 1 P, m, while
standing for Burlington with a strong
southwest breeze, at point about half a
mile from Shelburn Point, squall OF
wind from the southeast struck the sails,
aud hy the sudden j;bins of the boom,
yaun. Marsh, who was sitting on deck,
pumping the water out, was swept over
boar! before he could take advantage OF
the warmth. shouts Mr.. Bradley, who
is Il sailor 10y profession, Of large expert
cn,c, both on this lake and on the Allan
tie, instantly put the helm down, and, as
sisted by those ou board, made every eff
fort to rescue the unfortunate young man
Marsh. according to the best testimony,
SWAN CALAMITY for three or four minutes,
and then, encountered by his clothing,
sunk before the Hebe could reach him
Immediately on his falling overheard, a
rope, an oar and plank, 10y direction OF
Mr.. Bradley, were thrown to him, but
the rope fell short, and the plank and oar
failed to come within his grasp. The
sailing party consisted of the following
Young gentlemen of the University, to
gethcr with Mr. B. S. Miles, the owner
and Mr. Bradley, the sailing-master c
A. Converse, II. +. Stevens, Daniel Kern
Jr., Frederick Fay, Donald Mann, Charlie:
Petty.
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WISpFAIL-Louis p, Jones, born in
Bangor, North Wales, died some five
years ago last August, at Ship Island, at
the mouth Of the Mississippi. He lief,
$4,000 in gold to Mrs, Robert Orr, Of this
place, and her daughter, who were the
only heirs, An attorney from Brandon,
Vt, came here last week and obtained
power of attorney and proof Of heirship
Mr., III, ID, w, Q, Hill, attending to see
that the thing was all right, so far as the
protection Of Mrs. or's rights was con-
cerned. Tho money is ON deposit and
will be forwarded as soon as the proper
evidence is presented to the court and
passed upon WhitehaR Times,
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WEST RUTLAND ENoURsIoN,- E,ii-
tors Rutla'd Herald IL nspeaking Of the
late excursion from this place TO Fort
IT," in Saturdays paper, your correspond
emit ~, E. NJ" omitted, unintentionally,
| think, noticing the courtesy extended
the party, and particularly the band who
accompanied us on the occasion, by the
Sarsiield Cornet Band of West Rutland,
in giving them the use of several Of their
very fine instruments. l think il only
due. the "sarsfelds" to,make this slight ac-
acknowledgement of their urbanity, and
hope their organization may prosper as it
1t richly deserves,
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TATE OF VERMONT, DIS,
- tust II Rutland, $. The Probate Court In
the District ul rutland,
10 all psrsons Interested IN the estate 81 Caleb
Paris, late Ot An said district, deceassi,
testate, GRIuNG;
hy the authority q the state OF Vermont, you
bate Court, At the Probate Once in Rutland, In
sail district, on the sdfuesday Of October, A, ID,
ls6s, 10 show cause, ii any you have, Why certain
instrument, in writing, nled in aid Court, and
puVorting 10 be the last Will and testament Of
SAIL deceased should not be proved and allowed,
Dated at Rutland, this I'D day Of september,
A, D. ls6s,
w, q. EDGERTOS,
s9v3w Second Register.
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FLoRIpA.-We are indebted TO the
kindness of j. 5. Adams, Esq, of jack
sonville, Fla, formerly. Secretary OF the
Vermont Board of Education, for a
pamphlet of Gi pages, with map OF
Florida, containing description of the
State, its soil, its climate and produc-
tons. with sketch of its history, nat
ural features and social condition, being
a manual OF reliable information concern
ing the resources of the State, and the
inducements which it affords 10 immi-
grants The firm Of l., I, Dewey X Co,
one of whom i, Mr.. Adams, are real es-
tate brokers and publishers of the Florida
Real Estate Register, Jacksonville, Fla,
who are prepared TO give any information
about the country that persons who may
wish to immigrate thither may desire,
Many Northern people have already re-
moved to that State, and it offers strong
inducements for others to do likewise.
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MoRE SrRAws-A vote was taken on
the mail train from Brattleboro, due here
at p, m, yesterday, Mr., Thomas Maston,
conductor, with the following result
Grant Is, Seymour II, no preference ),
On Conductor Bruee's train, Rutland
Railroad, from Burlington, due here last
night 1;l5 p, IN, a canvass was taken with
the following result; Grant and ColfaS
ladies Is, gents 81 Seymour and Blair
Indies |. gents II.
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NoTICE.-The pews OF the Liberal
Christian Church, in Castleton, will be
rented ON Monday, Sept. 2Sth, and the
e .Surch will be opened in accordance at 3
o'clock, p. M All intending to rent pews
are expected 10 be present. did
MIpoIEBURY.-The Freshman class in
College numbers 10 men, and several
more are expected.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Steele preached Sun
day at the Congr agational Church in the
morning. In the afternoon, the Rev.
Truman Post, of st. Louis, widely known
at the west as a preacher and writer, de-
liverod most able discourse, though by
reason of the rain, to only small audi
ence. He spoke, aided only by q few
notes the diction, as all know who have
heard or read his compositions, was ele-
CANT. and at times reached to the sublime.
His beautiful imagery and well rounded
sentences, did not entirely exclude the
argumsntative from the sermon. dc
labored in the first part of the discourse
to show that by the laws Of nature and by
moral law as well, every wrong act phys
ically, and every sin against moral sense
will certainly, at some time, in this life o.
the next, meet with just punishment
Perhaps the conscience, like an avenginl
Nemesis, and memory, will be the onl.
executors of the laws stern decree. Blu
despair need not possess US, for there is al
escape from these consequences - tn
atonement, il we chose to avail ourselve
, Of its privileges, viii take from US a
faint Of siu.
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Rutland County Court.
Hon. JoHN PRoUT, Chief Judge.
Hon, Daniel Crofoot, Assistant
John Crowley, Judges,

Hon, Daniel Crofoot, ! Assistant
" John Crowley, ! Judges
Wednesday, Stpt. lGh-The jury were
charged in tho ease Of Blake v. Shoals,
and after being out all day, returned
verdict for the plaintiff Of Sl77s1,
The case of Gaurie v, Friselle, II. Il,
Thrall for plaintiff, and W H. Smith for
defendant, is now on trial,
In the ease Of State v, Aaron Clark. the
respondent was arraigned on Monday, and
plead not guilty 10 two counts, one of
burglary, the other Of having burglars
tools in his possession, l.. Fisher for the
State; W. G. Dunton for respondent,
The eases Of the State V. Ziba Plumley,
George Butterfly, Frederick c Plumley
and Horace r. riumley, the prisoners
were arraigned this day for the murder
of John Gilman. Jr, all of whom plead
not guilty. +. Fisher for tho State G..
II. Joyce for respondents.
,11,ruily, Sept l7th.-ln the case of
Gauric Y. Frizelle tho court directed YER
diet Tor the defendant Both parties
took exception, which was allowed, and
execution stayed.
The Jury Docket was called, and near
" all the tlry cases being otherwise dis
posed Of, the Jury was dismissed till ?
o'clock p. m. next Tuesday, when il is ex-
pccted the criminal docket will DO taken
up.
Tho court eases were called over in the
afternoon, and quite number of them
disposed Of
F7day, ,S,s. 1sh,-The Grand Jury
wrc in session the entire day, and will
>, 1t conn leto their labors, probably, be-
finn. 'hc first part OF next week
.1,.m n.y. Sspt 22,-stato vs.. yaliquettc
.ri,,c,,r Fisher for the State, c, II,
J.yr,, for re-, ,ondent. Arraigned for i'm
r.liny officer Plead not guilty.
State -. Nichols Donahue, arraigned
an two counts: one for arrest, plead not
guilty: the other Tor robbery, plead
guilty. Eb,neler Fish or for the State, c.
II Joyce for respondent.
The Grand Jury were discharged, they
having completed their labors for this
term.
The Plumley-GiIman murder case was
brought W. for hearing on motion fol
continuance TO the March term, 1869
The court adjourned to . o'clock a. IN,
Wednesday.
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West Rutland, Sept 2lst.

CouSTERFEIT-A bank officer informs
us that very dangerous counterfeit, -
treasury note is in circulation. Tho easi'
est mode Of detection is by the green
ornamental engraving lcngthwise across
the middle, which in the counterfeit is Of
paler color, and consequently has a
brighter look than the dark green Of the
original. Seen under microscope the
engraving of the counterfeit is coarser
than it is on the original, and there are
some misplacements or omissions, but TO
the naked eye it presents a genuine ap-
pearanoe.
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NRAND EXCURSION TO MON.

RAND EXCURSION TO MON
~ TREAI4. The nav Railroad line. the Rut
land. Plattsbur,h & Montreal Line, have planned
a grand excursion to Montreal and return, the
tickets good tor IL days from date of issue, all
trains.
From Nergcnncs and all points to Shelbnrn, - 90
" Middebury to New Haven, 100
Brandon TO Salisbury, 81
Pttsford and Rutland, 50
" Ludlow TO Rutland, 10 50
q lructorSville TO Chester, II 90
-Bart1nsy1lle TO Bellows Falls, IL 90
- Westminster to Brattleboro, Is 90
Excursion Tickets TO Plattsbnrglt and return,
good for five days
Shclburn TO Vergennes, Z! 30
New Haven to Middlebury, 90
Salisbury to Brandon, 10
Plttsford 70 Rutland, 90
The Tickets for sale at all stations on the Rut-
land and burlington Railroad. septlsd&w2w
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BUSINESS. - The Rutland mechanics
were never SO busy as they are the pres
cnt month, II you don't believe it, try
10 get small job done.
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\. Y. stock ana Money Market.
Nuv Noux rant a.

Money CLOSES easy ats and per can't. On call
Sterling exchange heavy at losS . losk %
first class bills
GOLD Lower, opening at lis., declining to
liN :, closing at isaA.
Governments active. firm and adyanc~i.
For Governments the following arc the closins
luotations.
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SwEErs-W have heard or read OF
the sweets of adversely" but the follow
ing is a reversion of the adage Three Of
four young men, Of Wallingiurd, being
rather too much inclined to the sweet
things Of earth, made raid upon the
beehiyes Of Mr.. Eson Wells, Of East Wal
lingford, the other night, with the follow
ing result, viz They were caught yes
terday, and are now enjoying the CRATE
full hospitality of Mr., Briggs castle, on
Main street
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OBTTUARY.-The Stannard says: The
numerous friends of William Gibson, late
of Pomfret, will be panied to learn of
his death, which occurred at the resi-
dence of his son-in-law, Austin ]. Fox, in
Angola, Indiana, on the Goth ult. Mr.
Gibson was born in Hopkinton, Mass
Sept 90, 1194, and removed to Pomfre,
at an early age. He represented the
town in the Legislature in the year 1856:
and 1853, and various times filled mos
of the offices in the gift Of the town.
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PRICES.

PRICES.
pFrF-psr 100 lbs on total weight Of hide tai.
and meat extra, tl5 5osii 90 hrst aualisy, W
jOai3 90; second quality, eli Oosl2 %; third
quality, $40 0uRll IS; a few choice sneis paiSs
ga asa some Of the poorest COWS, &c, wv
40 50,
HANDY STEERS srOOlfl50, or much accord
ing to their value AS beef 49,
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES Pair quality
,iOa65 extra s70iloo farIS@E and dry $ssoso.
SHEEP Per pound, live weight, asS4Ao.
extra. 49,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Per head, in lots, q "
FAT HOGS-Per pound, losaiiSc.
SHOrES-l0slla Nc.
HIDES Brighton l0gl0ac.; country lots ~
0alOc. csllfskins 20a22c.
TALLow brighton, sSQ9c.; country VA,
7G7Sc.
LIVE POULTRY Per pound, l'Cs2oe.
RKAARxs.
The market week closing Tuesday evening. has
been, for the most part, very unfayorabie to the
druver. Last "Wednesday and Thursday there
appeared to be more cattle than we're needed and
trade was exceedingly dull. On Wednesday We
saw grand governed Tots Of westernsteers for lSSo
and few were sold higher, and passable stees at
Tie On ThnTSfIy a ttrrtc Over 200 cattle and sUm5
$500 sheep arrived at Cambridge, but the yards
presented bur few signs OF a market day Store
cattle sold rather more readily than beef, but the
market closed out very hard on that day. The re-
ccipts to-day at Cambridge were some $50 head OF
cattle and 800 sheep. The supply from the west
was understood to be light, and there was unmis-
taxable evidences Of improvement in the trade.
There were many buyers present, and compared
with last Thursday, the demand WAS more spirited
and the droyers were pleased with a change which
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PETER G. JONES & son.

Dealers in ali Kinds Of Paper. Also, Agents for
Smith x Peters Printers Card Stock, No. 26
Water, corner Devonshire street, Boston.
sugsd&wly
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CONFIDENCE GAME.-A Chicago paper
says: David. Lovett, resident of Mid
dlebury, Vermont, was 'confdonced out
Of SEQ by some rascals, on Friday
morning last, at Chicago. IL was on the
Northwestern Railroad, when man ap-
preached him, and by his smooth manner
completely captiyated the gentleman, and
ended III capturing $50, giving four brass
count5rfeits of SEQ pieces. On trying TO
redeem the brass no learned how he was
victimized, and went on his way mourn
ing.
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EAGLE CAUGHT.-Mr. James Shelby,
of Chittenden, recently caught, in steel
trap, an eagle, which had been making
depredations upon his lambs, measuring
seven feet and three inches from tip to tip
Of wings,