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10TH CONGRESS- SESSION.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. >.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ,.
SENATE
On motion of Mr. Trumbull, the com
mittee on the judiciary was discharged
from further consideration Of petitions for
woman suffrage.
The consular and diplomatic bill came
up unfinished business. The question
pending, was on Mr.. Patterson's amend
ment t. reduce the salaries of the Judges
and arbitrators, under the treaty of 1862
with Great Britain, to suppress the slave
trade. His object was TO break up the
commission.
Mr.. Morton moved to pay them only
when at these ports.
On call the names of the Judges were
read. There were Trueman Smith. AT
New York; BENZ. Prindle, Cape Town
and George w Palmer, at Sierra Leone.
Mr.. Morton had been informed that
those assigned to Africa had not been there
for year.
Mr.. Sumner defended the object of the
treaty, and the continuance of the Judges
at the salaries provided for them.
After long debate Mr. Patterson
amendment was defeated and Mr.. Nor
toms adopted, leaving the salaries of
Judges and arbitrators unchanged, but re-
curing their residence at their respective
posts as a condition of payment.
Mr.. Wilson introduced Joint resolu-
ton to submit to the Legislatures of the
several States for ratification the follow
ing articles of amendment to the consti-
tuition
ART. 15-Sec. 1. All the male citizen
Of the United States, residents of the sew
eral States now or hereafter comprehend
ed in the Union, of the age of 81 years
and upwards, of sound mind, shall be en-
titled to an equal vote in all the elections
of the State wherein they shall reside, the
period of such residence as a qualification
for voting to be decided by each State, ex-
cept such citizens as have engaged in re-
bellion or insurrection, or shall be duly
convicted of treason or other infamous
crime.
Sec. 2. The Congress shall have power
to enforce, by appropriate legislation, II .
provisions of this article: Art. 16, sec. /.
The right of citizens Of the United States
to hold office shall not be denied or
abridged by the United States, or any
State, on account of race, color or pr.
vious condition of servitude. Sec. 2. IT Q
Congress shall have power to enforce, by
appropriate legislation, the provisions Of
this article. apL :.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.
fr ON Washington.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.
The Pr esident replied to-day to the
resolution, of Representative Robinson, OF
New G rk, calling for the correspondence
oetwef the governments of Great Britain
ana ne United States, relative to Costello
and Warren, naturalized citizens from the
On ted States, now imprisoned in Great
~ itain, having been convicted of treason
9 nd felony. Minister johnson enclosed a
letter from Costello, dated Chatham pris-
on, in relation to his condition. Mr..
johnson replied to it on the 4th of No
vember, and stated that he should not fai
to send it to Washington, as requested
Mr.. johnson does not make any remarks
as official copies of the trials of Warren.
Halpin, Costello and McCafferty had re-
Gently reached him, and he trusted he
would be able TO give Secretary Seward
brief but faithful summary of them, with
some observations on each case.
The correspondence with Lord Stanley
and Others, enclosed, has heretofore been
published, and no additional documents
are transmitting any official facts on the
subject.
The Secretary of the Treasury has de-
cided that wheat, the product of the
United States, is not liable to duty on ac-
count of its transshipment from the
vessel of transportation from one United
States port to another, through contigu-
Gus foreign waters, owing to the wreck of
that vessel
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MARKERS.
NEW YORK, Feb. :

Ne" YORK, FEB. :.
As.ns Po's. luict and steady. 1900, 90.
Pearls, dull AMI nominal a. . upog l2k
IoTToS otttn active, 900 bale, At - q,
- j g. for Alil. uplIuGs.
tLoUE. Little more active. 100 tbs, 7oa
- snperiin- state aud western. - "A II
Tor common 10 chaie- extra state. Goa : -
tor do extra Western; IS 40 good choice
white wheat, extra: q - IN 80 Round Hoop Ohio
ao0s 03epnmOu TAR extra -. LouIs. 80 O. 80
good choice d., closing qu.t. California fiouT
duh, 30 es.uo old, s 2jal 1913 new.
Isse -four dull sales 3ju bbl-. AT 5.35ft- IS.
Corn inca! more active, LOO bush br tndywiHe
az f9j15.uO.
WHfskEY'- Duh. at 90 for Western
GKsi>-WLvlt heavy. sales 81, 900 bush az I s.
al 81 ipr No. >pIing an store and d-lI, red /
- AnibsI Canada. 2pp bush white Michigan and
white tiiiiOrnIa on pryaie Terms.
hyc Hour quiet. sales 500 AZ ! 50 Tor choice
Western.
Barley quiet.
Barley malt dun. Sales 500 9ush At , L.
Cons Receipts 20 22l Corn heavy nj goa
- for new Mixed Western 80 for Western vel
lbs. 9ll.g8 = llD@ Jrfrtg. 90 .sCA OrIrAns white.
1850 = esssss.h.-ru yellow.
ktcE-lniet at ,glO FOR Carolina.
toFFEE-Firm.
BUrTEn-Dun; $50 81 Tor Ohio; 4Oa4sc for
state.
CHEEsE-Firrn at 10 PIC.
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From Albany.

ALBANY, Feb. ,.
Gov. Hoffman left here for New York
to-day on brief visit.
The Grand Chapter Of Masonry Of the
State of New York commenced l., annual
convocation here yesterday, at Masonic
Hall. The convention j. unusually large.
upwards Of 200 chapters being represented
by regular officers and substitutes. The
annual address of G. II. ?. rchearscd the
progress and prosperity Of Royal Arch
Masonry during the past year within the
jurisdiction. Sixteen new chapters have
been instituted by charter, and five or six
bodies have been set to work uudcr the
dispen7ation. The election for grand Off
GERS Will take place tomorrow.
Henry lansing was to-day elected pre-
sident OF the Board Of Trade Of this city.
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By the Gable.

LONDON, Feb. ,.
There Is reason to believe that the min
istry in their forthcoming budget will re-
duce the army. and navy, and introduce
one million sterling exchange.
MADRID, Feb. =.
1t i probable that Marshal Prim.. Gen.
Serrano and Senior Rivoro will constitute
the proposed directory.
All those WOW opposed the monarchy,
base their hopes on the permanence OF the
directory when once established.
Reintorcements to the number of 5000
men sailed last week for Havana.
QUEENSTowS, Feb. 2.
The steamer Moravian form Portland
arrived to-day.
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1fathS.

JOHNSON Suddenly, at the residence of her
son-in-aw, NJ. richardson, Esq, in North
Chester, January 30th, Mrs. Achsa johnson, aged
ST years.
Vermont, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire
papers, please copy.
MILLER At Austin, Minnesota, Jan. !. Will
liam Miller, OF the firm of 4. & W. Miller OF
farhaven, aged 80 years.
HYDE In Salem, n. Y, Jan 18th, Frances
Elizabeth. wife of James Theodore Hyde, ESQ
and daughter of Hon, Cornelius l.. Allen, aged
3S years.
SOPER-In san Francisco, Cal, Jan. 4, Lieut.
Sylvester ;. Soper, of the L. $. Army formerly a
resident of Burlington.
ABBOTT-In Lawrence, Mich, Dec 80, Frank
l.. Abbott only son OF Rev. u. = and Mr.. Elvira
VI. Abbott aged Is years, formerly of So. Wool
stock. VT, and student of the Green Mountain
Institute.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

y Of Rutland, -. The Probate Court for the
District of Rutland.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Asa
Perry, late Of Rutland, IN SAID district. deceased
interstate, GREETING:
The executor Of the last will and testament OF
Asa Perry. late OF Rutland, in sad district de-
ceased having presented 10 said court 4 petition
IN wri'iuy, setting forth that there l. now due
from sand estate special lrgIcics 10 the amount OF
four hundred and fifty dollars, and thare u no
person Al property with whIeI to pay said iegaces
and it Will be necessary Ia sell portion OF the
real estate tor that purpose, and praying said
court 20 grant HIM license To sell such port ION
Of the real estate belonging to the estate OF the
SAID Perry as may be necessary III order 10 pay
SAID lcytceS Therefore,
BY the authority OF the State of Vermont, YOU
are hereby notified to appear before said Probate
Court, ut the Probate Office Ia ItItltil, IN SAID
district, ON the 4tR Tuesday of Feb \. D. 1869
70 show cause, II any you have, why said license
-'Dfg1Hte Ya5tt r i;,i giramted. ,.,.....,
of Jam, 4. y. lSGg '
W. q. EDGERTON,
1.N3N' Second Register.
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n re heavy oxen. vh-n ts~y vsss eoaaht ciose
nor last weeks prie Q. T. Day the demaoA for eood
northern oxen Is bett.r On sccDunt Of int lsepce
from Albany that there will be but fsv good cat
lie from that section this week Nearly all, II il
said, /, second and third rate oee1 Up. Breed
sold four extra NV Hsmp-hire oxsn' y cwt.
each, for lac. q D. Frank Ri'orc sold PRIME
pair Of oxen for the extas rrice Of lAsc- ID.
Although extra b sep brought god piic<s.oTdinary
10 ir did NOT seem 10 command tids satisfactory
20 droy.rs. aud there was some complaints OF
backing down on the psrt Of butchers.
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feb3d&w2m

From the Rockland Free Press of Oct %, 1861
What may be accomplished by persevering en-
terprise, when directed TO worthy object is well
illustrated by the extended and large sales which
have recently been made of that valuable COM
pound Miss Sawyer's Salve A few months since
it was unknown except in the circle of Miss Saw
yer's acquaintance, when Mr.. l.. NJ. Robbins,
successful young druggist of this city, obtained
an. interest in it, and commenced advertising it,
and took other measures to increase its sale. In
these few II onths he has increased its sale enor-
nously and established it as one Of the most
popular medicines of the day This very day he
is shipping nearly ton--on a cash order away
to the State of Wisconsin. Miss Sawyer's Salve
is now known, by Mr.. Robbins enterprise,
throughout the United States and he is constant
ly receiving orders from all parts Of the country
5vlw
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District of Rut-
land, Commissioners TO receive, examine and ad-
Just all claims ana demands of all persons against
Caleb Paris late of Dandy, in said District,
deceased hereby give notice that will meet for
the purpose of examining and allowing said
GAINS NJ the dwelling house of John y. PARIS, in
Dandy, afOr, said, the 18th day of March and
the 18th day of uIil, 1869, from 10 o'clock a IN ,
until O'Clock p. IN, each OF SAID days, and that
six months from the I'd day of November, A. d.
1868. is the time limited by sad Court for said
creditors TO present their claims 10 US tor exami-
nation and allowance.
Dated at Dandy, aforesaid, this q day of Now.
a. ID. 1868.
5.w3wr WILLIAM OTIS, 'ohl =
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Canadian NcM..

OTTAWA, Feb. ,.
\ cable despatch has been received
from England stating that the Whalen
appeal case could not be taken before the
Judicial committee Of the Privy Council.
When this information WAS conveyed TO
Whalen to-day, he at once sent for
priest, and it is expected that he will
make Il confession.
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CHEsTER-We are reminded that the
anniversary of St Valentines day, the
patron saint of lovers, is near at hand, by
the endless array of St Valentines mis-
sives which are strung up in the stores Of
our friends haxfield. and Moore. They
are displayed in endless variety, the gay,
the serious, the tender, tho comic al and
the horrible, in great profusion. All can
slit their tastes.
Rev George j. Guernsey, of Roches-
ter, will preach at the Universalist
Church, on North Street, next Sunday,
! Feb. 7th.
List OF letters reme lining in the post
once, at Chester, Feb. 1st--Gentlemen ::
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THE IMPERIAL FIRE INSU.
Il RANCE COMPANY.
or LONDON.
r~TAuLIsnrn -. 1893.

r~TAuiIsHTI' a. e.. 1893.
Capital aud Cash Accommodations g. 700 Goo odd
Has established a Brauah Of tie Company in the
United STAT,
oFFICE:-NO. - PINE STREET.
NEW YORK.
ior the purpo-e 81 trinsacting a General Fire ln-
surance EI-Ins IL rh4- faHsHfrg. The following
named genfl men. ssiI-. iis'. the Local Board %
Directors flr the United >fatss prauch
h. NJ Arhibtld u. u. VI. Consul. Chairman.
a. A. Los. 81 a. A. Los & Bros.
r.. > JAifray, 81 =. :. Jafisay a 60.
Richard lrtIp. OF Eishfld ltIn a. 10.
J. Bo0rHian Johnston. 81 J. boarmsn Johnston
g. 20.
Jas stunrt. 81 }. - stuart
All losses Of the Unii.d states Branch viii Be-
adjusted and pad ia New NOTk.
The rcput atom and sia adlng which tins
paBy has s.curgd during the sxfy-f Year. u has
transacted buslne-s rlIr8u b the rid together
with the large and a. denoted sclIi II oGeEs for
ali obiganous. wIil. u j. hop5d, secure Tor j;
share Of ID" pablIc patronage.
EDGAR W. CROW Iii,
Resident Manager, New loIk.
Agents IHe ADjtc company f,r Kew II arnt,shir.
Vermont. and northern NV YORK.
All Applicant m Ia agencies, said fsrTitarv.
should he addressed 70 fL.- asency. accompanied
with recommendation anii thy vii receive our
prompt attention
PsiNDLE. BURNHAM q TEMPLE.
Jan20d&w2w. General agents, Rutland. VI.
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Nominations Confirmed,

Trenton, y. j., Feb. ,
In executive session, to-day, al the
nominations made by Gov. Randolph were
confirmed. Among them were two Judges
OF the supreme court, f. w Scudder. of
Mercer, and Bennett Vansyckell, of Hunt
ensden. and Abram Garreban for prose-
cutor of pleas, OF Hudson
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Aleu- ADVERTISEMENTS.

IN BANKRUPTCY - DISTRICT
Il of Vermont, s.. At Rutland the 2sth day Of
January. A. -. 1869.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his az
polntmcnt As assignee OF Enoch w Rollins. Of
Rutland, in THE County Of Rutland and State Of
Vermont, within said District, who has been adj
Judged Bankrupt upon ms own petition by the
District Court Of said District.
5-w3w JACOB EDGERTON, Assignee.
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made and sold daily is but proof positive Of their
wonderful virtues Thousands Of Certificates can
be produced showing the efficacy and certainty of
the cures which they effect and the M edical Fra
ternity, usually so jealous Of anything which
causes persons to think and doctor for themselves
are compelled to acknowledge their wonderful
virtues, and prescribe them under. other names
They are sold by all druggists.
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John Il. HATHAWAY,

organist 81 Trini y church. Rutland, Vt,
Teacher Of the PIASOFORfE and ORGAN,
Will attend Pupils ~ their y. sidenoe- on srTlins-
tIon per-ona-y, ar by idfes-iiP fox asa J. q.
Agent for Chick. fing A. Sons and VIM McCsm-
mon a. co = PisDOiortes.
Residence on Main ~, p door nofgh 81 Green -
References The Rector and esfry 81 Trinity
Church. Rutland: q. W. Mosel..y. Troy; Rev.
John Townsend, West Troy. JanG-dsrn
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SPRINGFIELD. MA.s Fob. >.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb ,.
Miss Sophia Howe, daughter of A b.
Howe, prominent citizen of Springfield
has been missing since the Both ult Sc
Is supposed to have wandered away dur
ing fit of temporary insanity. \ re-
ward is offered for her recovery.
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GREENFIELD, Mass, Feb. ,.
Dennis Mccarthy, Michael Moran and
Patrick Fitzgerald were arrested to-day
for setting the fire which destroyed the
bridge over Deerfield river at Cheapside,
January II, 1863.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DIS

~ trIct Of Rutland, The Probate Court tor
the District of Rutland.
To all persons interested in the estate of Han
nah p. Bingham, ato OF Pittsford, in said district
deceased GREETING:
BY the authority of the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before the said Pro-
bate Court at the Probate Office in Rutland, in
said district, on the Sd Tuesday of February, A.
ID. 1869, to show cause, if any you have, why the
account OF jeremiah Powers, administrat IT
of the estate of said deceased should not be al
lowed, and also why the residue of said estate
should not be distributed to the parties entitled
thereto.
Dated at Rutland, in said district this LIST day
of February, A. ID. 1869.
w. G. EDGERTON,
5:w5w- Second Register.
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NATER POWER FoR SAL

The subscriber Dfi. o. 'yr sal. a spend "a water
pnyIi.ge .sns~n a. the llaSitd 1lrsgarfts stu
ate N n luuTIshln- Rsl.a. II -sii fs4gg. Do.
stream never DIRE, ug. aIlI Isgs fis.
ham. VIII boz sstli & ls~ Tlr.- q, ~, 8 . rry
who will "T"Tlt" viii ia" r4Rsr. f0T further
particulars euquiT.. "f B.. .. gzealh. - i. r.
Howard, on ia. Ii.Hii-,r.
J.. = BEACH
Salisbury VI. Jan. -. tsss- dlsks2w
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OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

VI I'l t'RII't' - IWUfIt NOUIC IIlt
District OF Rutland.
To all persons interested in the estate of Joseph
Packer, late OF WallingfJrd, said district de-
ceased, GREETING:
BY tn" authority of the State OF Vermont, You
are hereby notified to appear before said Probate
court, Mt the Probate office III Rutland, IN said
district on the 9TH Tuesday of February, a. ID. /
lAG9 to show cause, II any you have, why the ac-
count OF Clark Ban, administrator of the estate of
sad deceased should not be allowed, and also why
the residue of said estate should not be distrI-
butcd 10 the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this lst day
OF February, 4. ID. 1869
w. q. EDGERTON.
5.W3W" Second Register
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y. L. Abel, Samuel Adams, Eben. Cook.
C. c. Campbell, h s. Lucas, Martin Mel
son, S. Page, P. A. Roberts. Ladies Mrs.
Eliza Bard, Miss Ellen Dorand, Mrs. A.
D. Holland, Mrs Maria Sherwin.
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DANBY.-The Rev. Aldace Walker, OF
Wallingford, preached at Dandy Borough
last Sabbath afternoon.
Mr. Merritt Mllliard, of Mt. Tabor,
on last Friday, while chopping, hit the ak
on a stick in its downward course and
turned it SO that it struck his foot on the
inside, just forward of the instep, and cut
it one half off The wound was dressed
by DR.. Martin and is getting on well. 1t
was necessary for him to travel some
distance before coming in sight of dwell
ing.
Mr. B. +. Eddy's singing class, on
Thursday last, accompanied by the Dan
by Cornet Band, went to Dandy -Four
Corners, and gave free concert for those
that cared to come. Their kindness was
appreciated it would seem, for after the
singing and instrumental musician invita-
ton was extended to the class and their
friends to step into the basement OF the
church where they performed, when they
did so and found sumptuous repast IN
waiting for them, gotten up by the Cor
ner people it is presumed. The oysters
were productive of best feeling, and were
a surprise to many. After they had done
justice to the good things the company
returned home, at peace with their stom-
achs, and consequently with all the
world.
We give our subscribers a ten page
Weekly this week because of the pressure
of Advertising and large amount OF in
tcresting reading matter that we wished
to publish.
PoPULAR LECTURES Hon. Henry C.
Dcming, colonel of Connecticut regi-
ment, and stationed during the war at
New Orleans since the war member of
the United States Congress, and said to
be the most eloquent lecturer in the coun-
try, will lecture in Rutland ON the even
ing of 10th of February Subject: " Far
raguts Passage of the Forts" This is an
intensely interesting subject.
Major General Fitzpatrick. the world
cavalry leader, will lecture at
Rutland on the evening of the 10th of
February. Subject: "Sherman's Grand
March to. the Sea" Both these lecturers
will draw u full house Every lover of
his country, and especially our returned
- Boys in Blue" who can possibly attend
will dn so Roth lectures will he delivered
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n The Herald il the only paper in
she County of Rutland. or this sec
ton of Vermont that takes Eclc-
graphic news. The Herald receives
thr Associated Press Reports regu-
larry.
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~. Hen. lerson introduced . bill TO es
t.hI;-h . A., -rtment of home affairs. Tb.
dena rtmen, :. IN have charge Of the gen
eral land Office, L. ming interese' inuiaD
affairs, the bureau of freedmen ana aoah'
oned lands, and the bun >au VI e'u'A'o"'
Adjourned.
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Supreme Court



JOHN PGFRPoINT, th1J .IHS!f'e-
AsNhEi EN- ,., r.,,,o
NJ -, 'i.','N,
bhN'' H. - i-Eih'
The Supreme Court Of the State of Yer
,,o,,+ within and for the Comfy of Rut-
....,.1 H., /. .l,r,,.,.,- t,.,,,,, at Tho
i'""' ".'''''' ~
ro"m~ OF the AouhS -hei : hf'9'i'h -NSS">
citation, yesterday, at two o'clock, I. IN.
At,..rtl,a,,iI of the d,cl,at the. case Of
,r.l Nj 80.
e''r-'" '"'uso'l 49, 'i'.'''.'' VI u'P ,ts
argnea by W. IL smith Tor PlalH'ili' ana
G. G.. Dewey for defendant.
After which, the case of Aaron IL. Bt-
D.u.,..ut..,l.,;,,tiF and + Potter 4
p r,r.,,r..,. frui,nt
N,.n.lrr case b.iug ready. the Court
adi.urn,al to nine o'clock this morning.
rt..........a., ,seo \. : sl,I1.,,
II =, M: .....,,..l
=, p..4...su,,.;...;q al p Pm.
-,
''' ~ -. 1...
-, ~ - -. -.
u, =,
P''''''''' ANU ~ - ''''''''' ~ - 49,
~. 3.-Cr,t. rs. Aaron Clark. Argued
bv H. G.. Wood. States Attorney for the
St.te. and by W. {. Dunton for re-
spondcut
No. I1-Irrmiah Prtehari 49, Ncr-
N 'nr Iron Company, appeal in Chapcrry,
W. taarnur. pending the reading Of the
tie imouy thc court took recess To- nine
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half thu
price.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brig ton. Cambridge and Ncdford.
For the week ending February ,. 1869.
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
AMOUNT or STOCK AT MARKET.
PRICE,.

PRICE,.
BEEF-Per 100 lbs. ON total weight Of hide tai.
low aud meat extra, els 5Osll3 IS first quality
az 50gl3 90; second quality, ga 00lal2 so; thir
quality, $40 OOCall 90, few choice single pain
Sli y 6e0J 20; some o. the poorest COWS Ac % o,
aI0 20. few choice at 10000.
WORKING UxEN-s2OO6.2T5.
HANDY STEERS-slOoal3O, or much accord
ing to their value AS beef.
tf0CG IS; extra e75ltiO0 farrow and dry s35aj0.
sHEEP-Per pound, live weight, s1e6c. ex-
SHEEP AND LAAiBs-Per head, in lots, q 60
&C 90.
FAT HOGS-Per pound, ga a9hc.
PELT5-l 0o1i5Oc.; country lots, STA lO0c.
-PoULTRY-Butf few at market, pricesI2 lsc
RD.
HIDEs-Bnghton iOalOXc.; country lots 10
GalOkc. calfskins lsa20c.
SHoTES-il l2e. Retail llKai2kc.
TALLOW = Brighton, Ss9c.; country lott
7k@sc.
On account Of the large number Of cattle 1T
Brighton, after the close of last report prices
favored the buyers about Il cent per D.. and
to-day trade appears to be shout the same ~ IL
was last Thursday- good oxen 1t ei3tsl3 50 p 10
De, with q very few extra at els 1914, with
only two or three pa'- at the highest figures. Only
one lot Of western sold over Ga So fair stsez at
l2@ l3c., and light ones at 10x@llkc. Though
. difference Of one-haN osst per pound ny
appear small to the consumer, IL u . ratAes
serious MISTER to the owner Of fson 10 70 % q
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-04

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