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consruction Of which a, $50 brick wsfs 8seds
was built in Lancaster, Pa, last week, in nine
tssn and . haSf hours. and persons were living
In It within three days from the time it was
commenced. % 80,
The Massachusetts, Senate has concluded
to exempt lager from the catalogue Of into1i-
eating drinks which are to be forbidden BY the
prohibitory Law, provided that the article
does not contain more than three and one-hsf
ner oentum Of alcohol. Furthermore, il Is not
10 be sold at public bar or to be drank on the
premises. '-i = y-'. - ~
M. Patrick Henry Jones, late registrar Of
New York city, hes bean appointed postmaster
Of New York city, in plAce Of Mr.. Kelly. who
rxss nominated but not confirmed by the SEN
ate. he is the same gentleman who generous
1y-eane forward and accepted the registrarship
of Nex YORK city, made vacant by the death OF
Charled q. Halpine, itMiles o'Renlyl to Whoae
widow he turned over the full salary OF the Of
foe for the unaxpirsd tarmI c;.. "a
General Howard proposes 10 continue the
eaA0hsiohaf ,wesAI st the South, which :wasi
commenced whils he was at the head Of the
Fha88aSaiepA Rurssp. II ID sisted IN recent
reports that State superintenden under the
BaffSsidt,a Baffsi sow e. deshS 'ior u oontinuance Of
this .Mofb cot alHpolnts except In Iexas,
1hefse ftsf1dlce 4s1so strong that it is found
Impossible to do theproper educational work,
and Hb hrief period not less than sixty
acfSaF &nmees shstea been closed. For the
purpose Of continuing the work, General How
apd pgnposss 70 raise the funds in the North.
1t q said that General Lee who vas, at last
accogpts in Baltimore, Is about to visit Presi'
dmf dispatch to the New York Her
sl6s$Ss "a gentleman who processes to know
thdA dAActAlsonuscted with thia projected visit
atsH General Lee, who Is noW'in Bain-
msSSs1AgerGe: has been staying tor week.
past VII come, to Washington shortly, and
win 46SiG Gpest Of Montgomery Blair. 1t
Id stated that the General win visit the White
HMaaitrinH his stay here, and will have one
OF, more ipteryiewa with the President, who
hSess4Iestea General Lea to caA upon him.
ItsmnfAdnsAted that the object OF the inter
vieYSeqght llor ny the pfenaens ls 70 ooea'n
non GENERAL @ ~ Lee ms opinion IN regard 20 tne
woskMS l6E the rsconstruction LAWS In the otase
oeHhginis, and OF the present temper Oh tne
iessitp& citizens Of the South. what otnor
matters are to be touched upon oy the TWO
prfnctpds military chiefSains IS not oenniteiy
knaSni hut nom all that mas leaked out CON
cefmne toe pfoposeo conferences /" 10 iau !"
inlel .na' !. VIII W " mofe 'Aan ''u''
''sae. . ~. ,...:. =, r,..s., s.vs. u,.
-A4eM .uee 'eaesi, y. .ueSuss' ssys. ass.;,as
ls Q lons Nnie e'noe sbytnns mas T'easion1u M
90 aelA N neMspApe. 'uo.oS s,S 40 su'
- suU S
;tts,.Ilas,sd NJ; Inhn ,Rnsssl1 yonno ,oanao.
"a 10. :, tho r,;bnre hoo haen ns;n. the
;,S,;sSS;;,s ~ his ,osit;on ~ n,on,ols h;s own
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SOAAoA ~
Hon " D PORTER
Hon G 4 BRYAN
hon Il D LESESNE
Hon A G. MAGRATH
bon 6 = TRENHOLM
Hon VIM AIKEN
hon W s HENEREY
hon ] B CAMPBELL
Hon C d sIMON1ON
Gen JAMES CONNER
Gen JOHNSON HAGO0D
Gen T M LOGAN
q en- NJ " GARY
Gen JOHN A WAGENEh
Gen JAMES SIMONS
Gen " G DESAUSSURE
Col G IRVINE WALKER
Col B q RUTLED6E
Col p G GA1LLARD
Col W L TRENHOLM
Col E McCRADY,. ,.Jr
Col ZIMMERMAN DAVIS
Col T Y SIMONS
Col A o ANDREWS
Major THEO g BARKER
Capt B NJ LEE
Capt WIN JERVEY
Capt SAML 7 UPPER
Capt GEO b WAL TER
Capt " AIKEN KELLY
Capt S G. HORSEY
Capt GEORGE TUPPRR
Capt JACOB SMALL
Capt E L HALSEY
Capt SAML LORD, Jr
Capt ALFX MELOHERS
Capt GEO q MOFFETT
Capt JOSEPH WALKER
Capt L NJ HATCH
JAS T wEL>MAN, Esq
E 81 LOCK, Esq
L ID EASON, Esq
F G BLUM, Esq
JOHN NJ GREER, Esq
A r TAFT, Esq
F LANNEAU, Esq
| JOHN MARION, Esq
GEO W KING, Esq
A P CALDWELL, Esq
JW GRAY, Esq
D II sILCOX, Esq
S OWENS, Esq
" B HERIOT. Esq
R YEADON, Esq
CALDWELL. Esq
JOHN A BLUM, Esq
JE CAY. Esq
FL ROUX, } 50
J II TAYLOR. Esq
r DETREFILLE, Esq
EN FULLER. Esq
FIR wICKESBERG, Esq
BE WHILDEN, Esq
" T WHITE, Esq
c 7 MITCHELL, Esq
LID MOWRY, Esq
JIG MILNOR, lsq
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lost ano fonno.

r OsT, ON THE a7th INST, MAYORS
IL Parade day, on Meeting. street. at or near the
initials NJ. W. B. engraved on It. The uder will be
rewarded by leaving the same at THIS OFFICE.
April 80
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CH AR E S TON.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY /, 1869.
The Future OF the South, as Seer
Through Northern Spectacles.


Through Northern Spectacles.
II anything were wanting to reassure our
people in regard to the prospect that is be-
fore them, 1t might be found in the remark
able change Of tone noticeable Of late In all
the allusions Of the Republican press Of the
North to Southern affairs. The New York
Commercial Advertiser tells its readers
that "ah classes Of our people have
Common interest in the prosperity Of the
"South. Another seasons good crops in
"that section of the country will do more to
ssplace the nation in condition to resume
sspecie payments than all the theories of
"politicians, or the lOng-drawn out wisdom
"of Congress. Through much distress and
''misery the South, in spite Of politicians
sand the biunders of legislators, is now
s'entering upon new and substantial ca
Greer Of prosperity that may soon eclipse
sthe glories Of the West and North" The
Philadelphia North American, hitherto one
Of the bitterest and most uncompromising
Of our enemies is in high glse al the signs
Of our material recuperation. In ITS issue
Of Wednesday it says: 1t is found by q
s'careful investigation into the amount of
s.lsst years crops, and their selling prices,
''that the South retains about 5000, 0C0, 900
"gold from them. 1t is known that there
"is little debt there, the general crash hav-
''ing cleaned away everything down to the
Foundation, and economy Of expenditures
shaving been substituted for extravaganza.
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At PR1VA e SALE, THAT FINE
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Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. IS. Apply ON
PREMISES. thstu January 81
CTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP,
y If applied for immediately-
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~ One 4horse Portable Engine.
ALSO,
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CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
January Is
NOR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
II any quantity. Price IS cents per hundred.
The cheapest wrapping paper that can be used. APP
ply at the Office of THE NEWS. March
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
TON.
nNHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
i Young Mems Christian Association ill be held
THIS EVENING. at Eight o'clock precisely.
May1 F. A. SILCOX. SecretIry.
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JunioG Managers.

Junios Managers.
j BURGER j q SCHREINER, Jr
JJSMALL AwTAFT
WILLIAMS DR. F PARKER
GILLILAND G W AIMAR
FE TAYLOR o WILKIE
F RENNEKER J II SCHULTZ
Rev E EDGERTON ] L SHEPPARD
GREER E BREESE
W III MUCKENFUSS T D LEBBY
RIECKE G II JOHNSON
Il E WEIGH l. B LOVEGREEN
SNBROWN y ATKINSON
GRICE r STEWART
Il HONOUR J BARBOT
DR. T SIMONS GEO Mo- HONOUR
RENNRKER, Jr.
Doors open daily from - N. to 2 P. NJ, and from
To II o'clock P. NJ.
PRICE OF ADMISSION.
Season Tickets. ........................S1 90
Family Season Tickets. ts.......................2 %
single I1ckete..... 20
Cnloreu. ..................... lU
Servants in charge OF Children. ........,..... 10
Servants accompanying white children will be ad-
mitted during the day, but all servants will be eI.
cluded after Pm.
Members of the Association visiting the Fair will
pleas, wear Association Badge.
q. B. oLNEY. Chairman.
J. L. HONOUR, Secretary and Treasurer.
Anrtl 01
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HOMESTEAD BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOcIA CION,
YOUNG AMERICA FIRE
COMPANY

A ssEMBLE AT YOUR ENGINE HOUSE So
"A CIEIY.STREET, In full uniform, This
MORNING at halfpast Six o'clock to escort the Pal
metto Fire Company to the Depot By order OF
the President J. T. MAHER, Secretary.
Msy1
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.'..l.,sws@s s4U M MAR z:

co,d olosed in New York yesterday at s43A.
sterling on, .... a,.-.-sI.-. -
~cotion in New York Yesterday was steady;
sales 1000 bales at 2s}a283c.
~cn,.o, IN I;ve.nboi closed yesterdsy quiet
..,,rd =. nda. Orleans 1aid. s.les 10 600
S.les'
THE bridge across the, mississippi, at st.
Iouis. ia obe at once begun. ~
.Thsf oddou Fun.proposes to re -christen the
RSnsaian capital ssst. Pattisburg." .r..
The yuylone gauntlet Ind glove still re-
isins its great popularity among the fashions
BILE youne ladies'.
The Richmond Wing says it has gratifying
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Mtetiuas.
MEDICAL SOCIETY OF )

TTHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THIS
i society will be held THIS EVENING. at Eight
O'Clock. MANNING SIMMONS, u. D.,
May1 Secretary,
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JAsHINGTuN LIGHT INFANTRY
Senior lIauaRera.

AgD CONTINUE DURING THE WEEK.
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Thursday, May @.
1. The Riaem N meet on the Schuezenpafz.
2. From 10 O'Clock A. III. till O'Clock F. NJ, Rifle
Shooting at the Eay yle and Targets.
8. Frolo 70 O'Clock II. tilt o'clock P. NJ, Dan.
cling, Music and Ball. Peoples amusementas above
n,apfionad
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family. Apply at once at No. 60 HAsELsTREEr
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS
PAPERS, at publishers rates.
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April il21 No. 16l King-street
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WEDNESDAY, March q.
FLOUR.-The demand for Flour ass some what
improved, but prices continue TO rule loW and uusat-
sidctory, The demand from the trade has been CON
lined % good all ground kinds, hut for the Pro
stock 90 -upe.rne and common extra is now quito re-
duced. The sales have been at s. - "a ; 70 for
Nes1era szpCrine S. ue o y for c1ram0n extras ;
s. a for medium extras and bakers red wheat
braa,ls: = 30 a 10 for white wheat Ohio. Indiana
and ~ ihigan $ 50 70 81 50lor white Wheat Hi
r,ois; and = 80 si3 z Dbl for St Louis, incud-
n.r flvo.ite brands at the latter rate. Canada
Fiour has been quiet at 5 80 "a -. Corn Meal is
ANIL and has been Sc ling at - for Brandywne and
e m D - for other brands. o Rye Flour nothing
has besu dene- In Suckwheat sales at 50 > "a 80
Z 100 ibs
pROVIsIONS.-P has been in moderate demand
the PAST week but the market is quite firm and full
,1-ices have been realized The sales have been at
~ M d ~ for prso S32 a 3 80 for mess and -
n r. for clear. IA 3eef there is no change with
fair demand Tina sales have been at Sl5 "a &c Tor
Western mess 81 a 20 for extra mess ana - "a
d for family Lard Is dull but hrtn, and tne s,Ies
have been confined to small lots at - "a &c %
Tor steam and kettle rendered. smoked IaIns lave
beeD selling a. IS % i9c 2 II, as TO quality hog
nave been selling Il a l5c ID, and but ie" no"
arriving. ,. -, 100 an d.
PRODUCE- Butter remains about the same an :
choice l-ra1es are very scarce and wanted, Whi!e
,,orar duali,if 8 are not much sought AFTER me
FsIes have bee at 80 % sc fo- good and choice New
Vork and Ven mont daires and s. q i3c Tor common
and fair. Chi ese is firm and has been IN demand
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The sales have been at 20 "a 2ic p Ii, as to quality.
White Beans c ntinue In moderate demand aud hal G
been dull and declining, with a large stock. The
sales have been at 81 81 "a for common and good,
medium, and So a for extra pea Canada Pc r
are dull at 81 80 10 p bu for common and Oice
Potatoes have been arriving freely, with sales
at % a soc y bu for jackson Whites. Good Poultry
sells readily, but common is plenty and dull. E-s
have been in fair demand at % "a 9Sc T. dozen.
GRAlN.-The market for Corn is dun and prices
have again eased of. The sales Of southern and
Western yellow have been at q5 "a CSC; Western mix
ed at 81 a 9ic for low and high and white is dull
at = a 90c Y bushel. Oats dull and have been
in moderate demand at rs a s3c T. hushel Tor South-
ern and Western Rye 81 40 a 10 Shorts $50;
Fine Feed s3l N 90; and MIddlings NJ t3j q 81 q
ton. The marktt isnow better supplied with Shorts
and Feed th n for some time past
MOOL.-The demand for fleece and pulled Wool
has been moderate but prices remain the same and
desirable lots, in good condition are held firm. Man
uiacturers complain about the dizziness Of uaoe, md
are disposed 10 stock up moderately at present. The
sales have been 10000 n fleece aud pulled at &c ~
69c for common and choice fleece, and from % M
sc Tor No super and extra pulled. The sales IN
cude lot Of Pcl1l0ck AZ Csc. 10000 lbs Olioand
Pennsylvania at 52c 20 SIC considerable Michigan
ana New York at 52lc a soc q 70. Comh-ng fleece
has been selling at Csc combing pulled at 5c a 81
and 7Q10 70 Canada combing az use q Do. Pulled
Wool has been in demand with considerable sales {
49, N 81 for super and extra choice Eastern super
selling at Jjc e. s. ib.
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'fNiE tl1ni Manu- acturinE Co., invite FARMER. ---
! 9th srF using mluures, % send for % pamphlet
descriptive OF their Fertilizers. They offer their
DOUsLE REFINED POUDR ETTE'
equal to the he.t super phosphate At the low price
maze superior articles Of Nitro Phosphate aat pure
Bone Dust
W ssA attent On Z. the following testimonials.
Dradles in-ai s, Of Sheffield IT.. says; Your
Double R.siuea pou4rotta has been tried side by 1e
with Goes e B7adicy's SHPerphosphate and Brad
lev's L aai one or two other kinds and t has Civ
with manure my uncle raised two bushels with
Bradley'z \ J. one and three quarter bushels. ana
with Double feiine1 PJudrette THREE Er- HEtr.
Danl D. Beckwith, New London, Ct, 7ays 90 DO
regard 70 Poudrctte can truly s'v, like II best ol
any fertilizer hlge ever tried in hill drill. and
taxing the price into account. your Nitro Phosphate
~ Lime Is ahead 7fanTthng Ihave ever used in pro-
clus.ing crop without stable manure"
sslf1rd Colby, Of Jonesville. Vt, says " Ny crop
was much eat her alu larger
O Dorman, SEanton. Vt, says; 80 had third
m5,e potatoes larger and better than "hon USED
r j. BroUnsl, Essex Junction. Vt, says: u
T. issd first rate crop with D. R. poudrette where
C 5mparit5yeiy nothing had before been raised, and
there ny ghbo's said no crop was ever raised oi
~ D. Munson. Of blalett's Bay House, Burling
Ton. Vt, says " Vhese have used it, it has paid
ne dSubly."
Address
TIE LODI MANUFACTURING co,
Box 3i39 New YORK 2. o.
Office &C Cortlandt street.
o+--e. Burlington, Vt.
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TERGESNE, Tie new lolcl-rQ9m Of D5rcAes-
Ter Lodge, F. and A. ~, in Yer-suues, was ap-
prorriltely dedicated on Tharsi4y last. Deacon
Ira CHORD Of New Haven oai,atel as acting
Grand Master, and an able and interesting al
dre-, vas delivered by Hon. L. B. Eugles5y Of
Burlington, Past Grand Master. In the evening
supper v4s served upon at the Stevens House
IN excellent style. The occasion was enliyeaed
with u's's and speeches from brethren and
friends The hall is one Of the handso.a e-t and
most mas1ia--sat.y furnished lodge rooms In
the State.
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II the District Court Of the United States, For
| the District of Nermont.-ln the matter OF fefdi
nand " Chase Bankrupt. Notice is hereby gwen
that petition has been fed in said Court, by Fer
dipand ". Chase Of Wheel0ck in said District, duly
declared a Bankrupt under the Act o. ton-ress OF
from all his debt aud other claims provable undef
aid Act and that the 21th day Of April, I-s9 at ]"
O'Clock A. n before the Hon. VIM D. shipman,
Jnd.-e Of said Court al the Island House in Rock
inrbam. Is assigned for the hearing Of the -aine'
when aud where all creditors who have proved theI
dents and other persons in interest may attend ana
show cause if any they have why the prayer Of So
petition should not be granted. ,,-,
Dated al Burlington, ION the 20th day q March,
1859. ,.,rr,- Oil
39wsW. b. Is. ohALLhi' '4e'A'
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~ the District Court Of the United State; Fog the
| District Of Vermont I'm the matter of The New
mort Water Co. BANKRUPT Notice IS hereby given
mat petition has been filed in said Court by The
Newport Water 60. Of Newport in said District
of March D 1867. for a discharge and cert lcate
thereof from all his debts and other claims proythle
uuder aid Act and that the 2lth day Of April l-3,
At fo o'-Io.k A. NJ before the Hon. Vim. ID Sd ip-
man. Judge Of sad Court, ~ tho Island liJ use.
Rockingham IS assigned for the hearing ofthe % me
when and where all creditors who have proved Their
debts and other persons ia interest, may attend ant
show cause, if any they have, why the prayer OF
said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington, on tho 1lth dag Of March
85x3w. r. b. slfALLEY, Clerk.
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TN the District Court Of the United state; for
| the District Of Vermont.-ln the matter Of ueo.
" Snancer Banjxrupt Notice-is hereby given that
netitiou has beenifled in said Court by Geo. "
Spencer OF Burke in said District duly q ,s
Iss9 az discharge and certificate thereof from all
lis debts and other claims proyahle under sad Act
and that the nth day Of April 1859, at 10 clock
a NJ before The Hon. Vim. d. Shipman, Judge OF
aid Cont at the Island House in Rockingham, IS
sssiened for the hearing Of the anne, when and
where ali creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest may attend ana snow
cause If any they have, why the prayer OF said pc
tition should not be granted.
dated at Burlington, on the 10Th day Of March
1859. s,,,rrvv ct..L
3ew3w, ohALLrfi Nlerk'
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GENERAL NEWS.
All tie post-ofice clerks in Cleveland are fe-


males.
The Yale University crew is in daily train inc.
Il consists Of Messrs. Lee, Drew, Copp, and
Terry.
Gov. Hoffman is 80, and the youngest Cover
uor New York ever had except Seward.
The Florida Seminoles are finding the Big Cy-
press country too sickly, and are removing to
Lake 0seechobee
strong effort is making in St. Louis to Sc
cure direct ocean trade with Liverpool, by way
OF New Orleans.
Il Is estimated that there are 900 thresh-
ing machines in the United States, without
counting the school-marps
One Of tue Philadelphia papers heads its po-
lice court news Miscellaneous lnfractions Of
the Commandments"
e Emigration clubs - are being formed in va
rious parts Of England to assist the poor who
desire 10 emigrante.
The shutter Of a New York store bears this
unique placard-'' Closed on account Of the
Sheriff.
Mr. Samuel Miller Of Linchburc. Va. who is
now on his death-bei, has given the sum Of
100000 to the University of Virginia.
The ultimbered surface of the plains between
the Mississippi and the Pacific amount to ,400.-
600 square miles.
An ingenious New Highlander has invented
machine which embosses and cuts 200, 600 pa
per collars in ten hours.
lt is stated that in the town Of Wilbraham.
Mass. the yestry Of a church has been trans
formed into a yeiocipele rink.
It is thought that the penny postage system
VIII be in operation, on tie ocean route, within
the coming year.
writer in Good Words says: g in family
affection and feminine chastity, Ireland can
challenge the world TO equal her.
II is estimated that the snow in Tuckermau's
rlyiue. In the White Mountains, is at least
thousand feet deep. Hopes are entertained of
magnificent SHOW arcn there next August
The railroad engineers have found poiu, in
the cannon Of the Arkansas in Colorado where
the river is but six feet wide
Ia an cntcrprising firm at Grass valley, CAL
one partner IS % f,uan, Catholic and democrat;
teoth.r au Frg'is hm.u. Protestant and repub-
Gan.
A Mrs Cummings Of Fan River, Mass, died
OF 1...'fv Inst week. caused by wound In her
I-s-. a..la some three ucsks ago by a small nail.
One of tbe men employed on the sandy Hook
r-a--.ii. las Io, been ou shore ur I'D years
Five peers and five memlers Of the House Of
aru- llre died since ,he new English Par
.usHt n.,. three month ago.
deceived ri.shurghor a5yortises that
- baptist preacher, with long pare of whiszer-
a- oscl bis Ease, has eloped with his wife
The Catholic priest at Klein EEL a celebrated
l.,y place ODD the continent. has turned Protest
aut,aua-as usual in these cases-married.
An individual Of Quincy, H., lately found au
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The following yern1nters have received pa
'eats' bearing date Narca 10th:
Paige Morrison Of Sarksboro, for sap spile;
Selim L. Grout Of West Concord for towel 5r;er.