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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

ppptY June arrivals to-day 6 az Com
asF 90 WeehaNkeu and y % Oehuudreh Trade very
apostolic % sell Prices about yesterday hecep since
h.r.lg. 1903 7.'7l Tor The week.
fir be- al s C0mmunQaE credited 70 C0ney McPher
a ett L. Nef 20 F. klemlns Co. and
uf.- Co0l among them ana lie was
instances, iut ttr Che top Of the market,
s above l1c Cony Mcpherson run ont lj
stgl, toys l6ic So d. per aud Ohio q cwt At
d Westhemer sold the Dufee cattle, 4 cwt ONO
goi top, a. 10 l6t j. Dateg getting Io0O4c
lrL Nets - flt. cwt.. Ohio stler
Al N'4vAeu the ' uea Ht Eser II cars 10 Johnson No}
s. Morris and Ia W V. Wood The market dull and
-iF OF the Morris cattle Sege Mevers od no
lic F. Sgmuels out lO5 Illinois o dbt
1l Tof selling u ~ nO steers for John
1llc cgt While " T. Dudley out Us 81 q
Dr. H. Williams selling 20 Illinois steers of '" v ool
sll. Uu %,
T rival. vii doubtless be large MONDAY both weehaVken
report indicates Al
C11uua. nav. about 90 head promised
LANBA Arrivals TO-DAY only 1914 hesd4 cars 10 Com
,s though perhaps there is little more activity, but lambs
g-r, lng bette, rcs good selling below BE, while Js
a.! .-.u &c., obtained fr choice
tpuun7su beside OBJ. fresh there 10 which
J. y pcOck od pa OHIO thin sheep
Of 70 H. 256 Of 70 %, al
&c.,, 2u 80 -, - each and q Of 81 70, al We
~l % thin O. n Ohio sheep az SIC 20 cu. Jersey lambs
81 t~s 55 81 81 as a. l2 S o. 80 y q he 100 % %
H .. l1 Of 55a55 al 5ic and " extra Monmouth County
A. f. sht- Hama Elliott soi p Ohio sheep 2 D. at Sc
1t lambs, Sass Do 40 l15c McGaH Red sold " state sep
~ o. .c Kirby sold rs Michigan sheep - r. a. &c., aud ~ Of
Irgi M,rlys receipts The srya this week II 25 bead
U.b lt. t,-if. l2f-1 20 CommuuIaF cans AZ
rr., angel or ll,c loI The bulk with He ioI few light
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18
HE STATE OF TRADE.
nrHnAnL 49, ~ UHrF-

I,,pI. June ELL opened Al W. ior money and
97 & th American securities steady Jnei States Five
Isr, t0d 1902 9t 1865. OIL $50 1861, 88s; TeuFoes 81.
Nei 4y Ere Rgsa shares li Illinois Cenrals IA Atlantic
n. Gnai ~ esterl, ~. .
LrgsroYL June i7-ll30 a. mCo0n opened quiet Mdding
llB lai Mdtiug Orleans lOs sales OF the day, 100 bales
bales OF VII c 500 bales taken for
m ls l0Di hal-s on speculation; port bales Of
bale, American; pt OF The week, 1000 bales OF
tlc5 - DO bales American.
Jypa> June l7-Lnsee Cakes quiet TalOv fmer at As y
CT Sagsr Uu toe spot Gull 80
Pas June 1.-THE opened que,i Reute 70 francs Is
AsrwgRP jane i7-Peroleum 0uened quiet.
HsvsF June lCotOn opened declining Tres Ordnare on the
frsncs per Low Mjdhug 61Ost ne francs cwt
THE BOur closed quiet, ReDies, 1jir ZIc.
Fi, June Unte states FyeTweuty bonds opened finn
q ~ ~ he issue % ltt2. go,
oND,S jane 1880 D. mAmecsn securities quiet; United states
frgrt, for The Of 1862 Stocks quei Erie Railway
sle iH.
Lyssroi jane i2D mThe stock Of Cotton sboa bo1nd to
& bales Of which us 900 bales American wheat
D. % i,r Cal White for Red err; 1917 for Win
y The receipt. Wheat Port the three dys were Z5O
ff ~ which American. Peas, 81 & ,i ID for Cana
Ca Bacon Cumberland Cut, and % Tor Short Rib
A-Ir. F.vlf.2 o (, Dbl f0r Western Canal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18
The demand is moderate. Tar Is quiet

SG; Ip.ce continues frn with only moderate business
OILS $50 ~ life IN the absence OF sales, prices
Snrsh luseel vIs market Crude Fish Oils quiet and
nonnau sl ohsnge- Manufactures OILS are dul and prices
a., unchanged Lard on : ID w T,N,cs. ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18
FAMILY MARKETS.

o. question presents favorable look for consumers
r sung down ghs which enables dealers To bring stock
t charges has rttuced the price Of cattle
@ p -r cvt butchers viii doubtless little At retail
r. m much decline but beef is lower
poor Texan cattle recently received accounts for so
H he n tender steak full Of juice, Is the
e,ocqg lambs and good choice hind quarters sell at
Nsl the bns bind
al s. ,rr2O s lower
poultry line little with fowls and chickens with
pf turkeys Of The poultry alive the West,
m Near h stuff dressed home ard then sent 10 for
stu pair but governs the price, which
,ar .. 81 10 y per pair. -
Nv tush mackcreat = n fsh stands Other
supply The o Shsd have about disappeared from
vegetables make show-SOutl Carolina and Virginia
POI. selling 4gdc = half peck Benuias at 1aS old potatoes
tsfe ivsua materially az wholesale; they generally retailing al
e0k New Russia uraips, AZ = bali peck added 70
it, Fine Long Island Peas plenty and sell at DdS9c =
Dir peck .-
swr-es begin vsre good fruit hghr2o0 5c quart
a4lc double whOlaed at 6)0l5
l Hulei jersey berries sell at 5a5tc 3 small basket or Zoe
Cherres l002c 3 n for very common, to l'1
M goe and 3a25c for enc TO Gooseerrs very
q -asu apples from Vnuia in good supply at sra %
b.. Th.I s5-a o retailing much a. yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18
COTTON MARKETS.


EEw-ORrRASs June Cotton irregular Mdlng 2otl!c sales
1900 bales net receipts l89 bales; cOavise 26 bales; total ib5
ies ,pos-o Great Britain 48lO bales stock IS 9J bales
c Of The week 1894 bales coswisc, ~ bales total 6jO bales
e1os-to Liverpool 10 III bales TO Amsterdam B bales to HAVE
4d7 bsles. coa,tyse 2 l79 bales; sales 1900 bales
MoBE l7Cotton dul Mddng 9lc; sales COO bales
OF the
e1posto Great Btsn 2 bales the Continent 80 bales coast
wise. 10 bales sses $500 bales
GALVESTON l-COon quiet sui weak; Good Ordinary II
l7 bales receipts bales; stock 10 59 bales
1.-THE following estimated
Receipts $50 bales stock 1909 bales receipts " the week $50 bales
exports 70 Great Britain 5g bas to The continent LIZ bales coast
wise 1903 bales; sales 6.239 bales
NORFOLK Va June l7-Co dull Low Mlng l9dl9lc sales
2l bales; receipts 3i bales stock 2Ol7 bales receipts Of the week,
1850 bales, exports coastSise on bales; sales % bales
Ga, June l-Coton weak Mdng goa 0c; sales,
500 bales receipts l bales exports ooastve rs bales stock ~ 16
bales eIpoo Great Britain 35l bales cosstw ll2 bales sales
1900 bales In tic report June IS the should have been Cos
bales coastwse and 8. i8l bales TO Great Britain
CHARLESTON, June l7COon dul; Middling Pole Sea ISL
receipts 228 coaswise Il bales; total log
basi eEporsto Great Britain 3) bales cosswse, 1890 bales
sales $50 bales
BALTIMORE June CotOn dull and tending downward Mddlns,
69 bales eIpOO the continent lS bales sales 100 bales stock
4Oy1 bales.
PRovDgvcR R L. June 7Coton-Recps week bales
WIIMINGTON c. June l-CotOn steady; low Mdilng 1870
receipts Of the week III bales erporcoswlse 1874 bales sales 30
bales; stock 55l bales
BosroN quiet and weak nothing doing Mpg
Pile receipts Of the week 6l bales oastwse 663 bales total
esq bales; stock 5000 bales
CRY PoNT June CoonNet receipts Of the week La bales
BUFFALO CATTLE MARKBT-JryE IT,
There change the live stock market Cattle dull AZ 7Gqc for
shipping receipts to-day light Sheep-Rcepts less than last
dull SO 81 for Sheep Lambs only
lot Of Lambs the market Hog market good at Sy0 80 Jt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18
nnMEsTIC MARKETS-

hnwgrH, June l-.Coon unchanged Qnerciron Bark m,
- ia.f sc'ye Extra Family 800 ~ for low grade end
r. ~ What tse e 81 for Pennsylvshs 500 ~ Is for In
l O0 al = a. for Fancy What active sales ECO s ega
% A 5s S Saa bss ssI 75 sa Cu I, EihI Si
M l' n lsei Whisky trneri holles ask IL % Tor western
BTsoat June 7Coon very dull MddlHg Gle Four aeige
ic I'D advanced zj0jOc HOwartsf Super6ne, - 'ga 20 zoi
H-' D o. Extra &c goa - IS; DO. Family ~ ZJa @lOi
N9P.rtne IS 5Oo 20; Extra. +60 81 Isl DO Family
9s'ef Is Corn Eger; Wlite ri 15asl n; yellow . u
49, O1s tets 5futSc Provisions firm sad unchanged
" y4at EIe-aLge unchanged Flour quiet and unchanged
go M 7- h triyt % II 20t cash II H0 - ~ seller JAY
- ci during the afternoon trmeI a. 6i3c, seller June
y = g end loHiaa 81 aoa85c 10. Ighsne. fm at
e. ~ 'n5 psekag Provisions qnet and srHefi Mes PGIS
60 l@e Live Hog arn and steady at 20 Z1q - ~ Tor
ir poe Cattle quiet a. tSq ~ iCr COMMON BqiSsess 20
- l3 Do b Com q OO bush Oats 300 bush Rye 500
~ SS.t Sagnts-4eo0 bb Flour $500 bush Wheat q 900
= y l tasl Oats SO lush Barley Freghs quiet at Sc
a. - o. Con S. 90 Wheat to Buffalo.
L. si S,herr trade ssies $3.50 bbs at 80 550s7 for
s Ras7 ~ Tor Amber winter ssa 80 Is ioT " hite
az. e tesiy Sole 10 bush No Milwaukee Club at ~ 90
=" l1sh a. 81 Oats du .aes 40 bOsh Car ada u 6alc
n 9old with ofIs A. 'e Com Meal ~ 10 9i Bo'el
N,eF Jnboted Mlfee suged Shorts, 1870 49,
sNtsat Zee C'1 9sp ~ ~ ~ Ss~Y9rs fnmtcr sJ 30
49, - 70 70 SesYork Railroad Preghs-On Flour 70
49, 70 Nes iofk &c. Albany, nc. Grain and hlf,ed
ss i,rt 20 b4- Wiest IS zoo bush Com 10 bush barley,
49, hr 5lb1gS feet Lumber. Canal EIpOrs-Zl 90 bush.
B-,"' JuslL Corn. 2fsl 900 feet Lumber.
~ ~ ystt li-Bsoeipts-Flour $50 bbs Wheat ~ 900
b. O. ~ ~ bush Oa 600 bush SipmeBts-Wheat, 10 90
~ 'S busl Oas II 90 bush freights steady flour
~ lsnsnd Wheat active in the morning, and advanced
sl - MIstukee Cuh, closing duh buyers, III 81 held al
- q III, WIZ huh No. Milwaukee ~ 81 aO0fl 81 pWO
- - Jlq 81 ~ to arrives q 200 bush OF 81 g. on the
"a s nSoa So bush No. Chicago at ~ a. Com soaTce
a - Oes quiet sss % On bush No Western ~ 81 055c
s 10 aH'ei otOoe Al &C. Other aticles dull and IN
W.; J9as i7-con duh Mddlng 2oe Rlour se,e at
.sst ~ l50S D. Com 81 III. Oats &c Rye, ~.
f1se Nos POTk. ~ So Bacon 13lc. for Shoulder.
tQosi a7@itic Tor sde Lard l1c Hons 20. ale Whisky
. ,bsec sales ~ Lids at S5a 81 IS for Frosted 70
3ls,' soa 81 0l Lou 10 Good Lsai
Ma 'gnf ll-Fou fm Choice Wisconsin IS ia &c Is
tsr 20 J. 81 q No. 3 ~ 81 Oats steady az G{c for No
1l P.I1ss- Re lnchslged. Barley unchanged FIdsfs
tseie,,y Dds F9uI. 1900 lush. Wheat
t~l 49, .she 7-fogg firm and higher; FAMILY STA 46 Is.
YEA e. an sdyanoei Winter itei 81 81 "a ". Corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18
OFgcR OF rus DAYTON McHGAN r. R. Co.
TOLEDO Ohio May %, 1870.
KINHE STOCKHOLDERS OF the DaYtOn and

Michigan Railroad Company hereby notified that meeting ~
De held their Office Toledo TURSDAI the 23i day Of June
100 O'Clock the question Of issuing pre'erre
their bonded debt in accordance with the law Of The
General Assembly Of the state Of Ohio passed April &c. 1870 also -
consider upon modification Of the existing lease Of this Com
the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton r. CO. and set
that be brought before the meeting BY Orer
Of he B0ari Of T. II. SHORT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18
pECEIprs nE pRnnICE

Per N0rtA Hi,er. PesSss GHt Railroads.
Iss- % e bales Cotton, 66 Ashes g. bills Cotton Seed
Of 1921 obs Flour, 1866 bush Corn, 1862 bush Wheat 7364
ll , 8 bush Mat SO bush Beans 80 hal Corn Meal $50
o.. Cor Ne 4l pSg Cot Meats, o. pkg Grease 50 pkgs Lard,
d.. Butter n 7 Pkg Cheee or bbs Eggs q ptgs Iaow,
ST. pig Clke rs bbs Copper 24 Cakes Copper 7l3 hb Whisky
. Woe 10 478 sides Leader 20 Hides 2O bids Hides llj9
lb . and Tobacco 1880 pigs Starch, "a
ts-. p-saa-. fuu slabs Sye.ter. q pkgs Ginseng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18
amueements.

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WALLACK". ., .,,,ov
w Proprietor and Manager. hr LESTER WAILAtk -
Doors open 10 commence at 0epcA concludes "
SUMMER SEASON.
Engagement limited period he popular Author add Actor
Mr. JOIN BROUGlIAM
MARKED SUCCESS
ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUsK
awarded by
CROWDED HOUSES
Drsms 'Ounif upon hobnsoaf
popular story Of Anne Jadge.' s1j eBgaeI bs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18
LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
90 Manufacturers.


fN'HE DUNDEE MANU- AZ IhlNO kOhl-
PANY invite the attention Manufacturers their WaterPower
the town Passc Jersey tide water four mites below
Paterson eight miles above Newark adjoining the Ere Railroad
miles II Hoboken aud Jsy City and eleven from the
Git, Hall New York head and fall Of twenty-five ioet 1
hh tide Sih the Passac and Of be hundred
ares Tbs and arranged that each has the
Of navigation both head tail The supply OF water
ony abundant bat permanent The properly situated on
uavgAe river midst Of large population while ia proximity "a
e M o New York With by plank road by rail-
rad an, nv renders advantageous location Tor manu-
etunne IA the country the premises aud sahsauta
bucs M lot0 four stories high Machine shop ana Fonna'd
All occupan. Application ear DC msls ~ y
TORREY, % YescY ST., kss fOtA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18
Che Curt.

VUNE MEETING AT NARRAGANSETT
- PARK, CRASSroN, r. /, JUNE p, 2 p ami . 1874
Premiums Two each day FIRST DAh-A rurse ~
~ green purse -3 for horses that have bstn
22s SECOND pAN-Pnrse horses hesen
237 purse double Third DAN-Plse f200
beaten 250; purse 5000 bor that have
never FOURTH DAN-Pu -20 for horses thst have
beaten 22 and purse of 5000 with ~ ~ aiiei
10 GOLDSMITH MAID,
GIRL LADY THORN aud GEORGE PALMER.
The Newlork steamship Company sell
AMASA SPRAGUE. President
GEORGE H. SMITH Secretary aBi Supt ofGronis
D. r. LONGSTREEr Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18
Ceriurrs ano nlecliues

FOURTH NATIONAL CAMP MEETING, for
the promot Christian Holiness, Hamilton, Mas y miles
from Boston commenting ESDAY 2lst inst and closing JAY Tbs
Norwich Line North River and Prov 4ence Line from Pier
n North sell tp Boston ami nilrn Tor % No
reduction on the other routes out Of Ne~-iofk
NETWORK ASSOCIATION of SUNDAY
~ SCHOOL TEACHERS.-Mou meeting MONDAY bgBhlAb
next 7:i5 D. m al Presbyterian Church corner Iwen'
addressed folyvs; prci latA 70
sunday Teachers Rev H. sCHtNCkD D. BooA ssa
day.Sbool Literature EDWARD EGGLEoION, EiOr AauoEA
s y Teacher PHILIP PHILLIPS will coniuc the Singing
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK-The ANIMAL COMMENCEMENT Of ibis Institution viii
take uIace on TIL RSDAY Pa inst the GRAND OPbRAHOUSE
corner Of Tgentythris AMI Eighth to a. loi
m Candidates admission the CLASSICAL SClBNIlFC
ECLECTIC study will present themselves for examination
the Council Room TUESDAY. tie 2ls. AZ = a. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18

hrme On, I'm 4 FSA .esdy sui unch'urri
Cotton dull and nuuuig 2olG lor Mddng~ Whisky irregular
and nominaly 81 o. Provisions unchsnged 69 Dbl.
sod $A Lari offered Ice Cured Hans
in demand 81 n a2lc Exchange dull at lilo buying
CLEVELAND l7-Rour unchanged Whes Al,
81 y for No l. Com, &c Oats 5iic Rye Doc Petroleum IN
changed -
MKxrHIs June iTCoon duh uomnaiiy receipts Of the
week exports Of the week $40 bales; to-day )
exports bales Flour A6d 81 Corn quiet lcoN'
81 Oats Wheat Larl nonnay l7d8ic BaoonShoulleTs
dl3}O Sides 49, Gl6ic =. ,
ALBANY 17Wheat commands higher price, small sales No
80 rejected White state o. 81 y Rye quiet
aud nomna unchanged good supply and rate request
sales Round Yellow vi O0 ~ ~ Barley hat FIRM;
bush Ctymade from Canada e Barley Al 81 ~ Oats
frm; sales 3 bush. Canada West at 10 :.
TOLEDO Ohio June I7Whest easieri No Rea ~ ~ no.
! unChlngeii No. bed blc
10 2 ssic Prighs 4ic Buffalo TIC TO ogwego. Re
cairts-Fopr 900 bbls Wheat 1900 bush Corn 1000 bush.
Oais 400 bush Slipmcrs-Fou 1000 bb Wheat 1000 BUSH
Corn. 4 800 bush. Osis, 420S bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-18
ELIzABETHTOWN & PADUCAH
RAILROAD,
OF KENTUCKY,
FIRST MORTGAGE
s PER CENT 2O-YEAR BONDS.

Coupons PAYABLE DAYS and September BANK
or AMERICA NewYork where the principal also payable at
maturity.
These in 900 Coupon Bonds the
Pn Mortgage Of the road covering eutre property snd franchises
and due 1890 They have The privilege Of conversion into stock by
the holder for years e first through train has been The
Bonds also be registered IL desired.
The length EHisbehOvn and Paducah Railroad ia
80 miles, running BLbeihtown the Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD forty miles south Of Louisville Padneah the intersection
and Rivers forming the outlet Of the tobacco
growing Of Grayson Butler, Ohio Davies Marshall and
McCracen and passing through the rich and extensive hiuminou
COAL FIELDS situated in Graysoa, Hopkins, CALDWELL and
Muhenburs Counties Along the entire route is found unlimited
supply finest LUMBER, and in many localities LANCE deposits
Of IRON-ORE exist
The road nearly al under and Of construction
100 miles having been graded and miles put in running order The
So O95 900, Of which the City Of Louis
vile subscribed 81 in per
sold welding upward and the balance in individual
subscriptions County Bonds OF the Latter 100000 have been dis
posed Of at IS per cent
To ay the rails and completely equp the road viii
THREE MILLIONS o DOLLARS Of First Mortgage Bonds.
These pass through the United States Trust
Co Of FORK proceeds will he deposited 70 be
paid Company only mile Of the road completed
The most rigid protect by every legal safe
guard the interests Bondhoers capital already secured
and proceeds the Bonds offered the road will be finished an
equipped at al early day
The Management this hands Of the responsible
favoab Kentucky With the guarantee Of
direction and the large amount Of stock subscribed
these Bonds form very safe and desirable Investment
The price 8 ~ 1-2 and accrued interest
ANY further information upon application either Of
the undersigned
NORTON, SLAUGHTER & CO.,
Al BROADST
WILLIAM ALEXANDER SMITH &c Co.,
40 wALLsT.
HALLGARTEN &c Co.,
Yev,YorI June 6. 1870 - BRoADST
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-05-24
Market Places for Farmers.

Above we publish communication to
which we call attention, recommending
the establishment of market places and
market days for farmers. Weregard the
suggestions good one In different parts
Of the country it has been proved practi-.
cally successful. At St. Adams, VT,
there is market day each week for but
ter manufacturers. At Little Falls, n
Y, the cheese makers and buyers meet
and buy and sell. At WATERFOWL, Ny,
a cheese market has just been established,
and promises to prove profitable to all
concerned. In many of the towns of the
Western States Saturday is a market day
by common consent and an old-established
custom, rather than because of any for
NAL, organized purpose to make it such.
The recommendation of our correspon-
dent that farmers unite to build store
house or place Of exchange, is commend
ed. There is no good reason why the
farmers Of a town, or Of two or three
towns, may not be organized into Board
Of Trade for the disposal Of their products
and exchange Of property. OF course,
there is no need that a farmer who has a
hundred or thousand bushels OF grain
should deliver the whole at the warehouse
or exchange room in order 10 sell it; he
may sell by a sample, just AS the grain
dealers Of Chicago make their vast grain
and flour exchanges.
The adoption of this way of doing bus
mess will be a most efficient means Of or
ganization. 1t will bring farmers in con-
tact with each other and with buyers, as
business men. 1t will educate them to a
knowledge Of business usages of which far
too many Of them are now ignorant. A
better knowledge Of the wants of the mar
ket and better appreciation of the val
ues and Of the agencies of trade will re-
/, suit A clearer idea of the relation Of
supply and demand and of the laws which
control traffic will dawn upon them
Such association together will emancipatC
them from the power of spectators, il
which their present comparative isolation
places them. 1t will not only give then
a better knowledge Of the business worlC
: but of each other. 1t will beget enter
prise which can only succeed by associa
ted effort. 1t will stimulate exertion
to excel in production, and in the qualit.
J of their products, because it will affor'
! each opportunities for comparison of hi
own with the products of others. And
will help to secure to the more skillfu
and pains-taking, prices corresponding t
I the comparative quality of their products
We see, plainly, great good, in ever
- respect, to grow out of such a combina
ton as our correspondent suggests. Rule
q regulating exchanges and equity and fai
! dealing will be found necessary and wi
y be suggested by experience. We hope
- hear that this plan meets the approval {
} our readers
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-05-24
$4,000.
$4,000 LESS THAN 1T is WORTH !!

S2,UUU LESS THAN IT 10 WONIII
Having concluded to turn my attention to ether
business than farming, propose to sell my farm
1t contains 100 acres, about ten acres OF nice
wood, fine variety of land for tiiiing' moving
and pasture. Has upon it two hundred young
Fruit Trees. Is we'll watered, having running
water in two rooms in the house, and in all the
sheds and barns; has Fish Pond with stone wall
3Ox4O and ten feet deep, always full OF clear
spring water. The house and other buildings are
in good repair 1t contains one OF the test saes
for building nice house in the county Is but
few rods from the College and only about one
fourth of mile from one Of the best graded schools
in the State. ,,,,
Middlebury, Feb. lst, 1870
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-05-24
LAND FOR SALE
III BRlDp0h1'.
ABOUT so ACRES OF SCHOOL
LAND
EXEMprFRoM TAXATION,

EXEMPT FROM TAXATION,
being part OF The estate Of the late Wm.B BEN
JAMIN. There is no better land in the town Tor
any purpose Every rod is available for either
cultivation pasturage. never failing supply
of water and a fro piece Of pine timber, make
this one of the most desirable pieces OF property
ever offered for sale in this town For terms, which
will be made easy, enquire of A. p. Skifi, OF Bird
port, or A. G. Pierce Burlington, Vt. Also
about Gfty-six acres belonging to W. W. BEN
JAMIN, situated in the same town, on the west
side of and adjacent to Dead Creek, and between
the farms Of Nathaniel Wing and o. W Pratt.
Good pasture and meadow land, new stump fence,
abundance Of water. win be sold at Il sacrifice.
Terms easy. Apply to Frederick Miner or j. T.
Lamos Of Bridport
Inns
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-05-24
HAR\l For SALE.

IL NJ u. PARNiELEE oilers his farm ior sale
formerly owned hy charles l.. Smith, containing
about 200 acres, situated ON Brislo! Flats, one OF
the finest places in New England, pa miles from
Bristol Village, y mile from New Haven East
Mills, where there is a Cheese Factory. a good
Dairy Farm, well fenced. Plenty Of good build
ings-one of the largest and best Barns in the
County; plenty OF wood, aud well watered with
a nice brook running through the wards. Sixty
acres OF interyal-very best for grain, the re-
mainder clay. Said farm is one OF the best in
the County, la a good state of cultivation,
For further particulars call and see.
Bristol Dec %, 1869. 3oti
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-05-24
RUBBER GOODS.

Men'., Iio, aud ouths Rubber Boots
Ladies and Misses "
Arctic over shoes.
Mems "
Alaska
Ladies
f" Misses and Children's Rubber Over Shoes.
Mems
large assortment, cheap, just received al
Nov. s 1869 SO BARBOUR'S.