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b. L II. B0MlN,
WM. X. BAILEY,
JAS. II. Blu RCH.

SEyENTH wARD-sEC0VDV VOTING PRE-
- ClA.TaNotioe = hereby given that. in con-
City OF MashiDgton, an election will be hels in the
Second Voting Precinct OF the Sc ventb Ward on
MONDAY, the 7th day Of June next. NJ g. Da-
WIS., paint shop. on street south. betvaeu 6tn
and 9th streets weet, for Collector, Register ard
surveyor, 70 serve tws years; one member OF the
Board Of Aide rms 20 serve two years: aud three
members of the Board Of Common OoII Al 70 serve
one year; At which said Precinct the votes OF an
who are registered in the Seventh WARD % the
city Of Washington. the initial letter ~ whose
Eames is from 20 inclusive, will be received.
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'NTETH WAND - III TO~fvg .phFf-5.-=-
Soiicr - hsrchT given tia .a .5r.. rI.I.. -
!. q -.A..fHs f Lua .l.-tt D rfe al.
i-cto1 a. eie-tr wiz o.. hrf ~ re wa V-fi-v
a. ciUCt u she klith " ard ga MONDAY. tb- N
a. - 'sLe -eAt. at Z. mi o. use. ..rp.r A
MIRO street s@sf al eTret south. Tor Ia. frr
Register end Surveyor, 20 We two yaars: ous
GCu-t,g o! The Boa. g.. 81. mon. ~ 49, -.
ear Anc tarte nen TO- lara a a.. am IN
'ourcll 70 serve Que year. ~ Nnich saia rrecfnrr
llv I'D =. al -bsaIs ass, Cd IA filr III N
arf e. ttF rI'E p nst.EE. rT 80 lnff. sI TstIars
q whose narr'- - from ITO inclusive uill be
received. Polls op,f at a ~ aId c,Ss,. AZ n q,
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THIRDwARD-.FIFrH VOTING PRECINCT.
i Notice 10 hereby given that in copfvrrnity 10
the provisions Of the Charter Of the Oty OF Wash.
an e,eesUn wil1 9e heia N me nth Voting
day CT June next. at the corner of Ninth street
west and New York avenue, for Collector, Registe-
and surveyor, 20 serve two years; one member OF
the Boaro Of Aldermen, to serve two years and
three members of the Beard of Common Council 10
all who are registered in the said Third Ward OF
the city Of Washington. the initial letter of whose
names is from T to z. inclusive, will be received
Polls open at q. M. and close at7 D. N.
II. g. GATE,
A. THOMAS.
!. W. RODGERS,
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TEE CRY HALL-Tne WORK OF painting TIA
Cry Hail building. as far as the stone work ~
concerned has been completed by Massrs
nc m oeTlain Il ~, 20 " HON The contract was
awarded, and the four coats put on il ma xes a
grear change for he better in the appearances of
TIE building. The wood work yet re-
mans 20 be done oy Messrs. g. and Co., and
ihey VIII finish IL mp IN few days. The bac z
OF lie building - receiving two coats OF white.
WASH. which Will give IL a uniform appearance
wan he rest OF the bulloiug srOr1 a distalce
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.fkksENTAT1oNs.-The Progressive Spiritual
Society having closed their lectures al Har-
mon All Hall for the season a large number of
tnr inenoeIs last evening visited the res idence
q nj OSCorn corner Of IAN and sire Is
where on oehaif OF the Society DR. Maynew
pIeSeLitc Mss JENNIE Poster with a be.Ht,fnI
album con Iairing the photographs of the
Donors Nh George Davis 10 Miss Burrows a
me WORK oox' ana Mr. Osborn 10 Mr.. Whiting
leader CT the choir, an appropria,s vUortr
very pleasant evening was spent by the As
sen ia2e. which was Joined durtrg the eveniny
ne ss "a, Ainerlsan biass land IN singing,
The party separated abeut midnIght
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y A. A. ENAHS
THOS. FAHBY.
j. p. HAMER,

SEVENTH wARD-THIRD VOTING PRE-
- CJACT-Notice is hereby given lhst IA con-
fornity with the provisions Of the Charter Of the
city of ashngton. election will be held in the
Third Voting Precinct Of toe Seventh Ward on
MONDAY, the 9TH day Of June next. at the car
penter shop Of Mr. jackson Humphrey, south side
near IA street, for Collector, Register and Sur
keyor, to serve two years; one member OF the
members of the Board of Common Council. 10 serve
one year; 1t which said Precinct the votes Of N
city of Washingtop, the initial letter Of whose
na1ee 10 from 70 n inclusive. viii be received.
HENRY o. JOHNSON.
IA. MYERS.
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CHARLES H.M. WOOD,
WIN. ii. UPPERM AN,

E08kTh WARD.FIFTH VOTING Pre-.
fcrmy TO the provisions OF the Charter Of the city
~ f, Msvshneton, IN election win be hello IN the
H0NDAY, the 7th day Of June next, Of Cantsr.
bury Hall, south side Of Louisiana avenue, be.
ETreen "a apd otn streets west, for Collector,
member OF the Board Of Aldermen to serve two
years; three members OF the Board Of Common
Council TO serve one year; and one Assessor; sf
which said Precinct the votes Of al Who are regis.
tered In the said Fourth Ward OF the city OF
Washington. the initial letter Of whose names Is
from I to Y, inclusive. viii be received. Polls
open at o. N. and close Ct
a: fRANK KELLIY,
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CEvENTH WARp-FTFrH VOTING PIE
formity the provisions OF the charter Of the city
Of Wsshineton, an election viii be held IN the
MONDAY. the I'm day Of june next, q RiIeyS
Cones Factory on the south sids Of trset south.
house, for Collector, EselsEsr. and Surveyor, to
serve tvo years; one member o. the Board OF Al
the Hoard Of Common Council. % servs one yesS;
at which said Precinct the votes Of en- Who are
wsshiagton, the initial letter Of uhose nemss 10
from TO ineiusfve VIII b received. Polls open
JOHN y WILKINSON.
GEO. THOMPSON,
JOS. WILLIAMS.
nyS Connissiop 20. 7
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I'EIRD NAkD-FIh>T VOTIN., T.Er,NyT
NSf,ce Is hereby ewes Thg', "a coufar -fry 10
the provisions Of the JkaTter II the ctty Of Wash
inkt u election will he held ia tie First citing
tIecipct % the Third Ware, on MONDAY lie ii
day az june next, AZ Parker Moult, rs hoe 81 q
No. sos Eighth street, between u ana n streets
Tor Cole ctCf, Register and Sur yeyor serve to
years, one member Of the Board of Aldermen =,
serve two years, and three members Cf the boart
Cf common Council, to serve one year, at wtlc
said Precinct the vtes Of ell who resirf ar 4 IN
the said third Ward Of the Citv of Msshir-tor
the initial letter of whose names is from TO ID
inclusive, will he received. Polls open at z a "a
ana close st .. m
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HENRY rEAcHkN,
HIRAM PITTS.

SIATu wAED-FTnST I15TTya phF,,a--J-
; Noitce - hereby given thai N coufoTyrfty =
the provisions OF the Ch srter Of the city IL ssh
u EtUn, an election viii 10 he'd n the FIRST v,
tiLg Precinct q the Sixth Ward on MOsDay
Y. N az Of June rcNr. - the hnus- 4 Sarrs
hobieyer, On L street south. aear Ninth s,re~t
eest Tor COLLECTOR. Register and a ryey0r s.rxa
Two yesrs. one Hemi sr Of the Board of Ara
= serve Two years. and three members of Pc
BoaIc OF g mmon Council. TO serve ouO ear: AaS
n Assessor, 70 serve two yesrs. a. which saia
freciHct the NoAes II all no Registered in the
SAID sixth Ward az the city Of Washinrton fho
iIl lHl letter al whose mans IL from 60 n IN
clrsive, VIII he received. Polls open AZ a m
and rlCAa az - A.-
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EOURTH wABD-FIRST VOTING PRE-
4 CINCT;-Notice 10 hereby given that IN con
formty to the provisions of the Uharter of the City
Of Washington. election will be held in the First
votin Precinct OF the Fourth Ward on MONDAY,
the eth day Of June next. at the ofhce OF ustice
Martin, No. 65 Louisiana avenue, for Collector.
Register and Surveyor. TO serve two years; one
years, ana three membe of the Board OF Common
Council to serve one year; and ore Assessor to
serve TIVE years; at which said Precinct the votes
OF Gil who are registered in the said Fourth Ward
Of the city of Washington, the initial letter Of
whose names IL from 70 ID inclusive, will be re-
ceiyed. Polls open At q. m, AND close ~ D. m
JAMES DOUGHTY,
JAMES Nj. TALLEY,
JABEZ WHEELER.
my2e Commissioners.
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i HNMAN j AtUB,
G. W. LEE.
JOHN } SMITH.

SiXTH wABD-T HFGD VOTING PEECTYTr
~ Notice 10 hereby given that in conformity 20
the provisions Of tue Charter Of the city Of Wash
lneton, an election will tie held In Third yot-
u Precinct Of the Sixth Ward. on MONDAY, the
th GAP Of June next. At the house OF Peter Fox
Corner Of Els hth street east and street for Coll
lector, Register. and Surveyor 10 serve two years
one member OF tire Board Of Aldermen 70 serve
Two years; thHee members &C tue Board % Cotlmsa
council, 20 serve one year; and Assessor 20
serve tvo years, IT which said Precinct the votes
o. all he are registered IN the said SKth Yard OF
the city OF Nashineton. the fnitisl Htter whose
nanee is from 20 NJ. inclusive, viii he received
Polls open at Z O. m. snd Close At ..
CdAS. CARROLL.
GEO. HUMPHRIES.
FRANCIS GARRET.
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WALTKE MIDDLEToS,
HINkY ACkER.

OfuluI8IWneres
SEyENTR WARD-FRST VOTING PRE-
= CINCT-Notice is hereby given that In CEN
fermi 20 the provisions Of tine Charter OF the city
q Warrington, an election will be held in the
First Voting Precinct Of the Seventh Ward, on
MONDAY, the 9TH day Of June next, az the south.
east corner % Eighth street west and street
south, for Collector, Register, and Surveyor, 70
serve two years. one member Of the Board Of Al
dermen, 20 serve two years. and three members OF
the Board Of Common Council, 20 serve one year
AZ which said Precinct the votes Of all who are
registered in the said Eleventh. Ward OF the city Of
Washington. the initial letter % whose names is
from to q, inclusive. will be received. Polls
open at q. N. and close at N,
j. L N. BOMEN,
WM. K BAILEY,
JAS. ii. BuRCH.
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JAMES =. PECK.
ISAAC SINNER,
IL TAf.RERT

my . Commissioners
S1NTH wARo-SECOND VOTIyG PCS
- CINCT-NOtioe Is hereby given that in con-
foriy 20 the Provisions Of the Chsrter II the city
81 Washington, an election will be held IN the
stcond Voting Precinct q the Sixth ward. on
nONDAf the 9TH day Of June next, AZ the hous1
u Nancy Rohlayer. on Ninth street east, near n
street south. for Collector, Rs cster ard suryeyor
U serve two years; one member OF the hoard OF
Ace n u 10 serve two years; pnd three Nom .rs
Of the Board OF Common Council 10 serve one YEAR
anc an Assessor O. serve two years; at which saia
rtcinct the votes Of al wbaare registered in tue
said sixth Ward OF the city of Nashir P,on the
initial letter Of whose nsmes IL from 10 n in
elusive. viii be received Polls open at a M. and
close att D. m. THOMAS JACOBS,
G. W LEE,
I0HR n SMITH.
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TNHIRD WARD-FO URTH VOTING PRE-.
CINCT-Notice 10 hereby given th at in con-
foImlty TO the provisions OF the Charter of the
city OF Washington election will he held in the
Fourth Voting Precinct of the Third Ward on
MONDAY, the !th day Of june next; at the corner
Collector, Re eister and Surveyor, TO serve two
years; one member OF the Board of Aldermen, to
serve two years; and three members OF the b card
oil Common Council. to serve year: at witch
said Precinct the votes of all whe registered in
she said Third ard Of the city of ston the
initial letter OF whose name IL from n 20 ipciu.
sive, viii be received. Polls open 81 a. m "a
close att p. 10. J. FkAZEE,
+. B. BELL,
N. p. CALLAN,
ny e Comm sfopeya
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THOs. W. PHILLIPS,
AARON RUSSELL.
RICHABD hyde.
my

THIRD WARD-SECOND VOTING PRE-
Il CINCT-Notice Is hereby given That, in con
foTmity to the provisions of the Charter Of the
of Washington election will be held in the :. G
ond Voting Precinct of the Third Ward. on MON.
DAY the 9Th day Of June next, at l.. W Worth
lnstons. on n street north, south side, between
9TH and cth streets west, ter Collector, Reeiste
and Suryeyer. TO serve two years ;one nee amber OF
the Board OF Aldermen, &c serve two years, and
three me mbers of the Board of Common Councii !,
TO serve one year At which said Precinct the votes
of all who resistered in the ssid bird ard oi
the city ofW hugton. the initial letter Of whose
names Is from TO II, inclusive. will Re received
Polls open st q. m. and close at IN.
JAS Royce,
WN. BUDD.
jos. +. KELLEY.
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HENKIy %; Iy.UHNsO.
w. ID. WISE

SEyEEfH WARD-FOURTH VOTING PRE-
formty % the provisions of the Charter 4 the ity
Of Wsshingten: an elsstien will be he'd in the
Ionrth voting Precinct Of the Seventh Ward, on
MONDAY, the IN dsy Ct June next. 1t M.
whitemores paint chop, the soushyest corner Of
yssrs; one member Of the Board Of Aldermen 90
OF Common Council TO serve one year: &C which
said Precinct the votes Of ell who are registered I'm
the initial letter Of whose nance 70 from 20 8.
inclusive, viii be reesived. Pols oIen e Q. y.
GEO ii. NnWMAN,
JOHU 4. PEAkB,
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FOURTH WARD-FO URTH VOTING PRE-
4 CINCT-Notice is hereby given that in cos-
tormlty 70 the provisions OF the Charter Of the
Sitv OF an election will be held in the
Fourth Voting Precinct Of the fourth Ward on
MONDAY. the 7th day Of June next, at the Office
OF Justce Walter, opposite the City Hall, fer COL
one member Of the Board Of Aldermen, to serve
Two years: and three members of the Board Of
common Council. TO serve one year; and An Az
season TO serve two years; at which said Precinct
me votes OF al who are registered IN the said
tiai letter OF whose names 10 from 70 inc us
VIII be received. Polls open at a. n and close nj
p N. j. II. CRAM,
CHARLES II. n. WOOD,
WIN. ii. UPPERMAN,
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THIRD wARD-TRIRD VOTING PIE
Il tINCT.-Sotice Is hereby giveA tina. in coa
fornity 10 the provisions Of the Charter Of the cit
OF Was hingtoR. an election will lie held in IN
Third Voting Precinct of the Third Ward o.
mOMDAf, the 9TH day Of June next, at L. W
between 7th and sth streets west. for Collector
Register and Surveyor. to serve two years; on
member Of the Board of Aldermen, 10 serve tg
years; and three members ofthe Board % Common
Council. 20 serve one year at which said Preci &c
the votes OF all who registered in the SAT,
Third Ward Of the city of W ashin gton the initis
letter OF whose names is from / to n Inclusive
will he received. Polls OPEN az 10. and close a
p. m. MICHAEL DUFFY
JOHN T JOHNSON,
JOS. Il. CASSlN,
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WHIPPING ONEN.-J. l.. Hersev in
The People writes 1T is a cruel AMI
generally useless act of barbari>m to whip
oxen yet many farmers are in the hab-
t of continually keeping the whip going
when tcamiu@ their cattle. Instead OF
INVITING their animals to cXertiun bv
proper words, the first intimation the
poor creatures have from their master
hat he desires them to start, i cut Of
2he whip or a prick from the goad. This
not only savage, but absolutely wicked
and wholly. Unnecessary. Another prac-
'Icr often seen Is that OF pounding ANA
Ihra~hing the oxen because they don'i
'e:,Iily back load, when they have NOT
been taught TO back an empty cart down
AIIL | have oo doubt that the selling
.aluc of many yoke of oxen i depr,-
cialed from 50 TO SO. 10y hcino. .,bu.,J
in this way. II animal, are desired In
thrive. they must bc used kindly. /,
they are desired 10 work. they must fir,
be tau lit to work. and wien they under
stand what l. wanted of them they will
chcrriulIy comply. But there is a be-
Ter way to communicate your desires to
Them than through the whip. Kindnc,-
and skilIiul mmagcm,nt l. tar better
Remember that "a mrrciluI man Is mer-
ritul to hie beast
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CITING HAY FOR C>rrLt.-E. W.
stewart states in the Ruru New Yorker.
that he led ten head e. e., L. IL follows;
five were tg'I ON - pouu,, OF long hay
each daily, and the % h-r five uu % lh-
Zach OF cut hay. - t.e end of the
month those fed on ;u. ga, i,a, had gain-
rd on the othcrs-aith1u.h We are NOT
informed how much. The c<prriment
was then reversed 10y ch;n-iu. the ami
mails. VIXEN it was found that tn se fed
Jn cut hay gained on the others. \ say
M OF at least 20 per cent. was thus cl-
iected hy cutting-cqual TO 30 lbs. day
for the 10 cattle. or three and il half tons
for the five :oddering months at the
north. At ten dollars per ton, this
would be thirty-five dollars What
would be the cost OF cutting the whole
If tons for the 10 cattle, it done by
horse power ! Cutting and cooking COM
bined were found to save one-third.
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irNN DOE, y. IL. ~. H. l-t..
lAlIo,h. i'TN" q Co.. o. a-----l % T1jr 3. -.
p.f'e mai...y h" pa. 70 s.n. rtU....- .,5,.
crop. .h -a;isi't'r r,-U.:-. ltil F. t.u. .-5.I
. any il. the Iusr.-t j.. b.. Ul i.N!tNI
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TIE CALEDONLAN.
farm, Garden and HlffI'e"'
THc Ncw POf'ff0cS.

which attended the bringing out OF the
Early r sc potato, have stimulated po-
,oto fapciers TO continued efforts in the
-,ue direction. The following is a brie'
description of th,rc new kinds Our
readers will remember that 1T the New
York dinner, (mentioned in this paper Il
few weeks ago. they were all considered
inferior to the Ro~e in quqIity ::
TIE GILMAN Tins variety was orig
mated in 1864. from the seed of the Ear
" Goodrich, by d ) lIrlr,n. Ed, OF
itica. New York, who states that it has
stout, erect stem, with very large
leaves. The tubers are Of medium sic
kin white. somewhat nettcd with rus
,ct flesh white. solid and brittle, and
when boiled very white and mcaly, and
EXCELLENT fer table use. 1t is not quite
Is early Is the Early Rose or the Early
Goodrich, but is equally productive, and
keeps as well as the Pcachbow. 1t l.
claimed that it stands the treat heat Of
the summer better than most other vari-
cites, the leaves not becoming scorchcd
Or burned. Its merits can be spoken of
more authoItively at the end Of another
season.
BREEzE's PRoLIFIC.-This variety
wa, raised by Mr.. Breeze of Vermont in
1851, from the Garnet Chill, and was
from the same ball of seed as the Early
Rose. 1t is thus described stems OF
medium height, bushy and spreading ;
tubcrs large skin dull white, slightly
ru-seted eyes pinki-h flesh white :;
very mealy, and of excellent quality; is
very productive, ana natures from three
go four weeks earlier than the Early Rose
ocs
BEEEIE's KING OF TIE EARIIEs -
hi, variety also originated with Mr..
breeze, who raised ii from the Garnet
Chilli in 1861. 1t * thus described
stems scarcely of medium height, leave,
large. tubcr, LARGE with small pinki.h
yes skin pinkish white or hesh-coIor-
ii ; flesh white. and il i said to hc OF
IN, best quality for the fable. and con
-jdcrablv earlier than the E,rlv Rose.
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FNIELrT, ", sept. So. I>...
PADD0'H DENN d 60: f,t,'s---'' nee ,y lao I., and
use it will lose nothing by ,hc investment. Iiuf It
OF ny field ithuut my. The result was v,r. much IN,
favor Of the Phosphate all through the season.
oct i, lSG~.ln Cuu-e,ucuC- # = sd M. ,.>r,r
ment ovr super ho-ph ,i,s. have -,t.ilcd u.,,f Of
their in iusic and relative value D., rIruil conn. .
live triI The resul confirms the opinion ~
they IGg cei, and that the Vermont rot tNc,.I, E
any brand brought into section.
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B,u.fT. w. t,t .n. t>,,-.
PArrnrk. DT,N x Co.,: ',rt---W, I'D I'n..g!ate
on corn and potatoes tn ll,ut .r- . To- We, liz,
Your Phosphate full well any oti.. anil think il
pays to it. = . Il. ft,.I
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WAIT. T"Hu. VI. uc.. 80. f-t~
PADDOCK, DEAN A Co.: a. - y = L. % # .i- corr
ground WI MANFRED heavily. 9th Ir1 . :... III Ia,
nil. Another pc. to Wis h-lt. manu- d. u.,i.al.
'nd had spoon al Of y"ul lh.-p ia tin hill. ih.
p"ospaied corn was the beet Ia -iovtH AID Yield and
cost me the lcLs, money and labor.
jon, IIsI ..,glGtN
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t f 5 T | NJ O n l \ L =.
From Lambert Hastings. Esq.

81. J"HSSBy RY. Vt. OF. IL. SIS.
PADDOCK DTAN IL Co. f;euts--I have u-,.l err
pho phate upOu NV farm in ST J,hushulv Concord
and Luneu1urg for I-t. wiki tn MOI nj
factory rc-ul'- snd lv. end, ivO,d ca,n how ftr
it. might be prof able upon various crop. ! ana
ali fled il pr pr" on c'rn. pu'a.',S aud uuuips
give vi-o. growth L. the yuun pli'. iIlatIs y
'r" ,reeks tIrs, than harn-l ar manure ulUuc .nrt
ne jrL{ Nv about nt n 49, ant Improve til. QUA H..
Of the ui This N,,i used rguIl u.ut ~ o vliir-
and Bradley. and tui tin riuou' iu, ,l al 10 ANY
Phosphate have ever used
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The uJscrIbcr has for sale viii fu'ui.h to order
dry and wo. four feet and IL inch. Also, hty
IN my quantities. At the low 81 kct rice Apply
T. HORACE /. WOODS, Paddock Village.
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distller said premises, shall have mash, wort
beer in his distiery, any premises connected
herewi h, who shall have in his possession under
any mash, wort beer with intent to dt
the premises, shall incur the forfciures and be
uhjeCt the punishment provided for persons
who carry the business of distler without having
paid the special tax.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.
FARM FOR SAL

IL -uh-cri e. dcs ct going Nebraska, wish,
. . sell t., hulI-. where he now lives.
# " II. CLOI Oh, Iyudouvil,.
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Continued nert lCeek. }
Auftion and 2rirate Sales.
A U G T | o N !

The suhscribr having sold his farm, will sell at public
auction,
Tuesday, March g, 1869, at 9 o'cTk, a. M,
the f owing personal property: yoke oxen, extra
cow tire years old Eeifer, coming in, y arlins
he fer Ire, ding five year old mare, three
vears old stud co.,. wearing colt l. sheep, buggy
wagon l lumber wagon. | sled, ! pair eXtra
work harnesses, driving harness, hay and grain.
Farming tool consisting of Tows harrows chins. &C.
IIau-chld furniture of every description i Werds
Sewing Machinn. The subs iber IL going west and
the -ae will be posi- i've ard without reserve.
RICHARD CLARK.
:. F. WHEELER, Auctionecr.
sutton. Vt F,h - l~6, 1880.
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SLAB WOOD '
EOR SAL E.

The -uh-criher lists guam .ty Of dry slab wood fol
ale NJ reduced price. l.. MOREIS.
-. luhu-bIry, April p. 1ot-. ltt
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EAIHWI,N. NIGN,sr
fAnh"'k, DEAN d Co: ''..t',",---I used H.. ,r
Phosphate piec # lad eighr rod quar-. -,,J
harvested thereon 60 baskets Of corn lIh ~ hon :.
bushes of b ans and few pumpkins II an. ore b. att
this on cIh T'rlS squire i'll Try again. | f.u.I liz
experiment that the iucre:t-c ri,fg due to- ihonL. ,
third. q X, : l.. NIl.SIi
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

For sale the 2--tory house aud lot the corner of
Church spring street The house is fitted up for
two I nomens. a. j WILLARD.
January e., l>6i. iltt
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E 0 & S AL E '
WOOD WOOD!

Tie sIb-criber wishing to .,ave Offer his resi-
dcnc" summer street for sale. W. Z. PECK.
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WOOD AND HAY FOR SALE.

/. {. WOODBURY. will deliver iG-insh SLAB WOOD
( II kinds.