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The New York herald., 1870-05-13

A RCH. JOHNSTON. AUCTIONEER-OFFICE AND
JOHNSTON 1 VAN TAsSELt win sell this day laih, At
10M O'clock at their salesroo c Nassau street. large
sortment Of Household Furniture, consisting Of Carpets
Mirrors, Onclohs, Bed and Bcdateads Chairs Lounges
Cribs, Wardrobes, Safes, Desks, &C., &c.
RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
IA OtDce and saesroom 81 Nassau street.
By JOHNSTON n VAN TASSELL,
at their Auction Mart,
112 East Thirteenth street. near Fourth avenue,
this day Friday. at twelve O'Clock,
regular sale of fne Horses and Carriages
For fuh description under head Of Horses and Car
riages
The New York herald., 1870-05-13
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

A LII WANTING FARMS.-9,00O ACRES GOOD SOIL,
"A mild climste miles south OF Philadelphia; price only
rapidly than any other place in the United States
thousands are settling. Address G. X. LANDES, Vine
land. J..
The New York herald., 1870-05-13

"A fifteen spacious rooms. wen furnished to let for the
season; grounds beautiful and well shaded
three minutes walk from the boat landing and half
mile from tho Post occ; also beautiful view OF the lake
nice barn carriage AID horses and a good garden
terms $500 four months. Apply to JAS CRAM
DALE. Caldwell, Lake George, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1870-05-13

EoR sALE-A VALUABLE LUMBER AND eRIsT
Mill Property, In Beaufort county, North Carolina The
MILL situated navigabe waters n complete ordc and
can be al little expense timber In abundance Fr full
more, Nd.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-17

Slade, stearns Stodiard Of Westminster, Storrs.
swain. Taylor, Tisiale, W.lbrIdge Walker of
Peacham. washhurn, Way, Whitney, Wild, VII
liams, Milmarth, Wilson, Wiswell, Wood Wood.
ward, Wright Of B-affJrd, Wright of shorebam.
Youug-l2i.
Those VINO voted in the negative were:
NAYS Adams. Barrett, Bartholomew, Batcbel
Ger, Beatue, benjamin Of Berlin, Benton, Bingham
o. Fletcher, Bingham OF Stowe, Bottum Of Orwell
Brewster, Buel, Camp Of Gilmore, Camp Of Newport
CAi4ton, Churchlli Cl7rk Of Peru, Clark OF Tlp
man cement, Cobb CoWles, Crandal, Crane, De-
VII Dilngham, Drake, Dyer Eaton Fsrns,r,rtb
REID Of Gltord, Gibson, Gillette, Hamilton Had
ln- ia tshorn Of Canaan, HaJtshorn Of GuiohalI
nIidfttAi tinman, HOBART, Holrrook Of Lexington
I ~. g., Of iias6ursh' howe, Howes, Hun Don,
ny ~ We 81 Ohesei, lde, Aeog-, kcton kimHail If
West Farce, hin ,,leyof salem. Lanrton. Lviord.
.i.sief' ,icudH,y, Mclaughlin, Marsh OF 3 tn
~ MdInn, Nelson, Nichos Of Northfeld, Paine,
t,aa' fierce Porter. Post, Powers, Putnam, kcss,
o. Joiu Hairps1u San11-n, Shattuek shon Smith
~ -'i,' uaF H. smith u Iu1hrii-e, Smith Of VIII
nam, to"f' 81 audius, Stevens feEss'ury, Thomp-
EN- upper Na.keccf WAitn-, Wa.t,nl Warren,
"elchi "tAs,-,i.
10 the sixth article of amendment was adopt
ei ~ the Convention
Mr.. Slade, Of Nlilshury, moved to recon
s'der the vote adopting the article, Just taken,
which was disagreed TO-
Mr.. Kellogg, Of Benson, offered tn following
resolution
R@9'rei, That the Secretary procure eaI
forward by mail to the post-otii,e address Of
each delegate 10 this Convention, one copy of
the next weekly issue @: each q the secular
newspapers IN Montpelier, AMI o, the Burr NJ
t9l En- T. Pass and TINS
Na.eh WAS adopted
On motion Of Mr. Phelps. Of Burlington, the
Convent adjourned uat.l O'Clock tomorrow
morning az which amc the Convention sd-
Jlrnel, sine die.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-17

ia Sew York, hiss h, well known So our fab
iru,bl- Getty fer her ei,'D,yu, appearance I'D
.e.u .ifa sonpl xuJa was once sal ", r,a.h-
skinned girl, chagrined at her red, freckled face
Sue ? tahed INTO IIa=ans Magnolia Balm, and IS
now as pretty in complexion az she Is charming in
inapuers. This article oveTcomes FIRE kles tan sal
iaw1's. moth patches, ring marks etc, and makes
Ole 10 * ten years younger that they are MaEno-
liza Balm for ansparent complexion, and Lyons
kathair7n TO make the hair plentiful, luxurient,
soft and delicate, have no rivals. The Kathairon
preye't Is tho hair from turning gray, eraficates
dandr Al. and is the best and ehespest dressing in
the world June l7--w4w
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This remedy does not simply rsiisrs for a short
time hut il produces p rect and permanent cures
Of he wort cases o. COY e Nasal Cttarrh, and
lrtH pau 800 tcard for that ! c1HHof cure.
&c IN 10 the head D." AMI Citt-rh Headache cur
ed with few application Il you have discharge
from the nose offensive or otherwise, stopping up
Of the moss At mes. partial loss of the sense OF
s1el H. "a te or hearing ewes water or VCak, feel
dull have pain OF pres ure in the heed, you may
rest assured that 81 have Ca'arrh. THOUSANDS an
nually without mauifestug half Ofthe above > mp
toms terminate in Consumption and END IN the
grave No discs Sc il 50 common, more de 'eptFe OF
less understood by ph5 siciaus. VIII send ny pam
uhlpt on Catarrh % any ADDRESS fee 1T. cage
Catarrh Remedy is now
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALI FAfIo
OF THE WORLD.
Pr-re I'd c.rts SEM hy mail, postpaid On feeelP'
Of G1 cents. or four packages for two lo!ia-s' -
ware Of counter fsifs and -r0rth ess inifAiohs.
that nv pritafs Stamp which is a Pofiite ~ D.
ofr,nyiasnss. j. upon the OUTSIDE NraPPt,I' -.
,,rIer that this rrivate Stamp, Issued oy tne ~
81 st,tss Government Kpressly IT 8 5HPns -
T,ericires has nv portrait name ana au1,ess -
- u. 40 II s. Certificate Of 6enuinehess M, -
"a :, IN 4, and need not e mistaken Don -
~ "a Nv travellers and others represe , 1n.
.sIv.s ~ Dr. sac AIN the only mao nov 1911, il,.ns
-. - ,be snovv -ag- and right % DahuIseeulo
~. , - Ilr Sars's Cstarrh Remedy anu never
'ra'0- - nv. PIERCE. NJ. u,
ia seneca street, Buffalo, ~ Y.
May Si-t-d tues thurs sal q SS@
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Addison County Court.
Chief Justice PIERPoEr presiding.
MIDDLEBURY, June Is, 1915

MIDDLEBURY, June 10, 1870
The case of STATE rs John FRAN was begun
to-day. jury was empaneled and some 20
witnesses sworn
The prosecution is conducted by Hon George
W. Grandey, States Attorney assisted by Hon.
Z. R. Hard o: Burlington and Mr. Chapman Of
Vergennes
The defence is managed by Henry Ballard, as
sisted by A. C. Ballard of Winoosk
This prosecution is upon an Indictment for a
burglary of the store Of {. \. Booth. in Yer
gennes. on the 10th of January last, srl Frain,
it will be remembered, was arrested on he train
to Burlington the same night by Denr,y Sheriff
Skitf Of Vergennes, and a valise Of watches and
other stolen property found with him. There
are four other indictments pending against the
same person, all growing out of the same trans
action, to all of which he pleads not guilty.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-17

STATE OF VERMONT, , To al persons con
DISTRICT orcHrrrgyDrS. S. cerned IN re estate q
Milton in said District, deceased
GREETING
Alta Probate Court holden NJ Burlington. within
ald for the District OF Chttenden. the 9Th day Of
June. A. .. $50. an instrument purportIn- TO
Bee the last Will and TESTAMENT Of l,aac Blake,
late u Milton. In said District deceased, vas
presented 90 the Court aforesaid, for Probate,
am 10 il ordered by said Court that the 18th lay Of
June. 4. b. l5-1. at the Probate Court Rooms In
SAID Burlington, be As s1ed f1r proving sad lnstru-
mcnt and that NOTES thereof be given % all per
sons concerned b., publishing this order three
weeks successfully Ia the burlington Free Press,
a newspaper printed at said Burlington. previous
% the time appointed.
before sa q Court az the time and place Aforesaid
and contest the probate # said vii, if you have
cause.
Given IN err my hl1d az Burlington, in said Dis
tricf, TIM. ith Gay Of June, 4. d l-7'.
5Uwsw T. Z. WALES, Judge.
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Bankrupt 0Otitrs.

IN BANKRUPTCY District of Vermont, sat
| Rutland, on the 18th day of May, \. D. l-lu-Ihe
unders- ucd hereby gives notice ot bis ointment
81 ass. -nee lf JAM. Nswe4 nrd James II. Wis
we'll lutr plrtusT- IN .rac- under he firm name ol
" lss. y $, o., u ifiev.l.e 10 stIeton, in the
County r! Rutland and state q Vermont, within
aid District who have heeu adjud sef hankrupts
upon thc.r owu petition by tie District Court Of
said District.
4s,g3F n P. SIMONS, Assignee.
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WILC0x -HUSGERyCRn.-At Cambridge June s.,
by Rev 2. Whceock. Nr. F. 5. Wilcox OF hestiord,
and Miss Lucia a. Ugnzeri0rd OF sheldon.
BLIyS-PArrRIuGE. In Shelhurn, June -th, at
the residence Of the brides father by Rev z. x.
Atwili Mr.. 'icnry u. Bin1 afd u'r J.,
dauZhtaroi George Pattr.t-~, q., all fish I7u-n.
DIED.
REED-In Jericho, June 9th, Lyms Red, a-ed
IS years.
sPAuLD1SG IN this civ, June tA, J. L. Speul-
ding. jr son of. and VI. A. spa1ldins, TO the pa
year ofhis age.
BARR .ws.-In this city, June 10th, Alice, daush
ter Of Geo. BarrOws, aged 10 years.
STORMS - 10 Grand sic. Ju7e 9th, Willie st0rIs,
Son Of Milton = and Garlic F. Storrs, If this city,
aged 10 . ears.
CUESARD.- In this city, June 18th, Francis Cue
nsrd, aged about 80 years.
SroRRs In this city, Sunday morning June i2th
Charles Il. Storrs, son of Char IS stOrrs, aged 81
ye4rs.
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The Governor Gue,.ca.

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It. -, -. ......;...ir..
!n5 9leS''H =. - i,i3 80 -
se'llet n III .,ie ~ ~ La I;I ~ VI ~,
men VN we e'S' 'io
less thAh 'is usua, psIIyu u '"D year. "n.II
leaves inc mater 'O' eS'Siu 'erinoH' 10 u9
terihihe- VINE We sI0I.t nas 'ee1 pe r,',
to have supporter '.r C'h.tfse OF MI p'---
lngs' Dti'lns IL e'L 10 nave ,aA,H
a c'nliia,e from I ,, oouu.y' anu 'le
home Oh the 4aneiDet y asnou'H ior 'ne "a'-
ance OF ms 'eIm' !e' 'o' ile Iu.i Term t"e
Go'erneIsnlp oy ro't''on anu custom oe'ons'
"est oil 'Ae iloun's'ls ..,-,
lhese questions oe.n5 'e.''el' western V'-
mont RON popular i'll 'lls' mas 90 u'IHcu''!
10 presenting 'he hal'' vi uNe vi "u' eminent
ciuzens Tor Uo'eThot- me leopie nave long
oeen wanting 10 houlT WIN vac tA e,l', po-
sitIon Hon. Jonu w. o'u"r5 u N'li'eou' y
Inc ''ule seems 10 ha'v ''i''et ""'I 'ue N'sH-
es o. as lIl,hls can %. s'-''''e i' ne VII" ne
pre- '.' 20 'he hsp1.''''l '','ei''on WIN
SUD. 'ntiN uaalln'ty' am WI" oe matted ~
the people OF all sections wiia enthusiasm, sni
lul9u,'e,'ly T'H ie1i''e 1--WE 'D''''''i'u' S1'-
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-17
BOARD OF TRADE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
opportunity is nov afforded TO- persons In
a Burlington and vicinity TO heroms members
Of the Board Of TT de Of the Cty 81 Burlington hy
registering their names IN the Secretary q the
Board lat the City Clerks O.bcel on or feflre the
22d inst and the payment TO him o. the initiati n
fee ten dollars. Every On- Interested IN the al
vancement Of the business Interests 4 the city
should Join this organiztti01
L UNDER EOoD, President,
Vim. II. Roor, Ses'y.
June - dzu til u
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dhe Markfts.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr.
FOR rHE wEEK svDisG TUESDAY, JUNE Il, 1870.


AvoUST ~ LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs Swine.
This week S5} 100 $40
Last week II l2S ll35
Vermont, fsI II35
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra tI3.25 d 1875 first
quality So 90 a u 75 I'd quality Sll % a sl2 . Z;
Price, Of s. re Cattie-wo-king Oxen, per pair,
$50. $40, $50 q 500.
Nlch Cows and Calves from s35, $50, So So. SIS.
three ye r old so a So
Prices Of sheep and Lambs - In lots 81 ~,
81 s. 90 8 a 81 co each, extra s. 50 a $ 3D. or
rom a sc e 10.
Spring Lambs 8 a $.
Yea Calves s. a SO.
Hides &c y b. Tallow a SIC 2 II.
Pelts 75c a 81 IS each. Calf SKINS Is a lic 2 ~.
Prices Of PoultTy-EXtra ia I'd Is: prime is;c a
T'lc; good III n l7c medium I6t n i6'.c. poor
to medium 6c h.
REMARKS.
Cattle-Lisht receipts from the North as helped
the sale OF cattle as lar as the disposns Il the va
rIOus lots, although prices have not advanced. No
arrivals ON Canada. Wm. Col~e arrived with 60
head direct from Chicago very good bu'cherng
Steers q bunch Of p were sold at 90 T. twt live
weight. average 1870 lbs The general rl -essi0n
seems TO the effect that prices have attained the
highest point Is Tinker sold Oxen 20 80 e
cwt, dress 100 and POO q pair L. McEvlle solf
Oxen choice al Sl4 = cwt, dress % cwt each 2
Oxen at 70 - & cwt, dress u cwt each Oxen at
SO 80 2 cHt, dress 1000 rs each Cows and de liers
from $40 II tl2 cwt dress f. 1Hu % s7 p each.
q Z hammond sold y oxen NJ ~ & CIV. lr-.s $50
bs each Oxen at slj 3 cwt. DIE Ius7 p. each 2
Oxen at so - cwt, - SHRINK. French solo
oxen at q 2 cHt, dress s-5 D. each ON-4 At
30 q cat, dress 9'5 .hs each 3 OK % a- 2 sd 2
cwt, dress ~ bs eacu Uxra At o. D. cat. dress
625 lbs each, and Steers at 81 z cvt. Jr-s $50 5s
each. Brady sold oven AZ . f.. b rwr Iress
80 ibs each Steers ant Il-ier, 40 FOO 81 cat.
dress jlpts Cows at 81 Z W. ire -i..-l il5 %
80 ihs each. Dow sod . oxen 20 cwt,
dress s5H tsea-h. J i Sargent sIlI 3D. VAS. % Sl3
2 cwt, dress 95D it- each.
sheep am LlmDs-Ar lli.s season .h- Sheep als.-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-17

HUSTINGTON's
Saturday Bulletin
NEW BOOKS.
JUN Ell. 10.

or-rrS ungrFNsE. A life picture 0: the Napo-
Isopi, Era By L. Muhlbaeh.
HES AT HOME. or the family and its members.
By William Altman, d. d.
THE SEAT OF EMPIRE. By Carleton. Dedicated
10 GOV smith ofVermonc
LIFTING TIE VEIL. Pub. By scribner & Co.,
Y.
THE LOVERS OF GUDRUN. A Poem by William
Morris.
CONSULTATIONS IN TRAVEL. By Sir Il. Darcy.
sAI.MONIA. or Pays # Fly Fishing. By Davey.
SUMNER DRIFT WOOD, for the Winter Fire. By
Rose Porter.
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE'S WORKS. 2 vols.
Emo, passages from the English Note Books.
June ll-d3t&wlt
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lneAl .ts senate to propose the amendments,
p1Ed ~ # men elected by the freemen of each
- and not by a general ticket by the
ell! # The whole State. He thought this
Ft5 he unjust to the people, and abridge their
In He hoped the good sense Of this con-
1t,r would reject the amendment
Mr. Walton Of Montpelier, sad he gave the
.,-,,eulau from Burlington credit for the sdroi,-
,ss. with which he had avoided the real cues
-i.a an attempted to answer arguments by sar-
-..m Under the present system, the delegates
. the conventions 70 consider the articles Of
auimeut, arc elected tu the people for tie
express purpose Of cons leun- the amendments,
sui FOR H5 other purpose there car be no log
uE-nG mixing up matters Of amending the
constitution with the genera, legislation # the
state. BE ssii tAe right Of representation was
compact entered into 1T the sloption Of the
constitution, and was % be enjoyed 0y the towns
f1rersr and we should NOT put 10 DO The power
90. the large towns % shroEtie thar compact.
We are told there is no danger 0i rhe right OF
representation ever hrug disturbed but De
thought be c5ult see the germ cd rns' PROPOSE
ton in the one now before u.s. u the council
had proposed suh--i1I,afa s senate i.r the e9u1-
ell, es the proper tribunal g. propose amen T.
meuts to lie sUlmi--,i 80 ne . & lee, Dee "'1. J
have acqgies1ei il t1s- changes 10 .
against the attempt g interfere ".H i-e .--''
Of the small towns @ .l'
that had existed -r many rsl--- DOB iir -.-''.' he
ture. between r., large aat 's'
r.-a5- tis s..- --l-f.. -- r.i.r i' H s-l.
rr--... -..-.r..- r-a. -0 esg. repre-
s.rtst.. .... at b. atau away from the
towns
- -- progress ami a-k leave TO sit
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TIE FRASKIXG PRIVILEGE.

-e auAIhB privilege comes up periodically
IN me Senate. Il was debated to considerable
extent yesterday. Dir. Morrill, opposed its sbo-
/ llton, upon grounds similar to those which I
have mentioned. Mr.. Sumner made quite an
able u eech advocating the abolition Of the frank
ing sJstem, and reduction of the rate Of postage
to one cent per half ounce for all m Al, matter al
iuding to the history of cheap pI7Jaga in Eng
lanu, and showing that in this country. reduc-
uon OF the rate Of postage has always increased
the receipts from that source He did not a,ivo-
cate the abolition OF the franking privilege with
out reduction Of the rate of pos age, and dwelt
upon the advantages which had resulted from il
IN the diffusion Of agricultural, scieutf; and Do
lltical information.
TIE TAX ELL.
In the House on Monday. the bin for the re-.
auction Of taxation, including the tariff bill
tackled onto it by Mr.. Schenck. was passed ty
large minority, all those voting against it being
Democrats, which looks rather singul IT in view
OF Their protestations against excessive taxation.
"ouIi not be strange, notwithstanding the de-
c'uel attitude taken by the House in opposition
10 the total abolition Of the income tax. if the
senate committee on finance, to whom it has
been referred, should report such a rieasure. 1t
IS estimate! that the reduction Of internal taxes
Will he IN the neghb0rh05d Of forty millions an
nually' and that the reduction II raxes on in
ports provided by this bin will reach twenty
millions more. The tariff sections reduce the
tax on tea to fifteen cents per pond. on coffee
TO three cents, on raw sugars 10 two. clarified
TWO anl three quarters, and reiiuel four cents
per pound The duty on pig iron is fixed at s.
and on scrap iron, at SIX dollars per ton
large number of articles are placed upon the
free list al which a very large proportion are
o. co ffra4 sf. 4
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-06-17

FIREuEN's MUSTER Extensive preparations
are being made for the FiTemen's Muster to take
place in this city July 18th. There is no doubt
that this will be one Ct the most successful cee-
bratohs and Firemen's parade that Burlington
has ever sten. The prizes offered to competing
machines are larger than any ever before offered
for Ike purposes liz this State. The committee
Of arrangements haze assura.ccs that the fire
department Of most Of the principal towns in
the State will be represented. 1t is expected
that a number Of steam fire engines will be
present The occasion is looked upon with
good deal Of interest, not only by cur own citi-
zens, but by those Of adjoining towns, and
should the day be favorable W. Confidently
look for a very large atteaituce. We shall
soon be able to present an exteniel pt gramDe,
and also announce what companies will be
present The committee Of arrangements are
untring in their efforts to make the affair
a distinguished success Attractive posters will
be issued Immediately
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Resolred. That the thanks Of this convention
are due and are hereby extended to D ". c.
Clark, ESQ. Secretary, for his able, accom-
plshei sud efficient performance Of the duties
Of his office during tie session Of ;his conveu-
ton
Which was adj pied unanimously.
The convention then resolved itself into the
committee Of the whole, Mr.. Hyde of Cas,leton
in the Chair, TO consider the sixth proposed ar
ticle Of amendment
Mr.. Cleveland Of Broozfeld said that after
having listened to the able remarks on each side
he felt that he would be hut a piGmy among giants
if he offered any remarks on the subject lie
strongly favored the ameudmea.. he did not
think the proposed amendment a. AT infringei
or the rights Of the smaller town. la 1857 a
convention was called on district system, and
even at this last council the s7me proposition
was male, and Ii was defeated Ga -scount OF the
strong feeling against delegate system IN any
case This fact shows that our people every
where are opposed TO changing the present -rs-
tenn Of representation of the smaller towns. The
great speeches against the amendment have been
grounded on fear, either real OF assumed. that
the small towns would be cheated by this amend
meut. But this amendment Is most proper an Z
beneficial The Senate is a body which from ifs
small number OF speakers and quick de.pilch q
business has plenty Of spare time during se--
SION 10 spend upon the consideration Of a.r,u 2
ments. Hereby viii be "a large saving Of ez-
pense Now how safely viii be the rights Of all
people and towns protected by this Amendment.
After the Senate proposes an amendment tvo
years must eispse ami the House concur IN Ire
proposal before 1t comes before the people IRE
referred TO the flct Of so Little interest Del.
taken and SO few votes cast in the e.t-aun of tae
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Aeu AdUfrtlsFmen
BOARD OF TRADE.

PUBLIC MEETING
rI,HE BOARD OF TRADE ofthe City Of Burning
| ton, vii hold al open meeting At the City Han,
THURSDAY, JUNE 23d, 1870,
Ar2 O'CLOCK P. NJ,
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Tor the purpose OF dscl'sIls tne IuP0TI140e uI w
ship Canal.

Distinguished Speakers from abroad will he pres
ent and the meeting viii be one vi great interest.
L. UNDERWOOD, Prest.
" II. ROOT, scc'y.
-dhwrill3
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Comma
Sir John B Coaeani. MIitiurv. Grand
Sentinel
4-' N''' e'--la'e WILL os Ae-i .l iA.7 CIT! Old
ilgslsy, June Eth, ISL.
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81 TIC l. BE H' ana >' &c g
The thirty first annual commencement % the
lI.i-.a1 Ds,,,r.-.-+ If ,bf T-iy.-s--y rll. ,-q.s
'-'7''y p DE I'D '-' 'o'''se ''''e' e--'1-' i-'
church was ulel With az intelligent and clu-
,3-.I ,5i.s-.. The Stare AMI .I.,s were deco
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u ,-..sa..-,..... ie,.s. -.-r...r degrees
u.. Ta.vs- rea4rssI TINT tl. young gentlemen
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aaf- In- I'd, character. tas. es.4 t.l l,t.uj-
tra full ..lr-a...f lectures ia - fe---4- ia-
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m. Honorary degree or " d. be- conferred q
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Il T. Aeal- 'ry the University.
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A!rA. Ys-nev OF s.s.a. district. Charlotte.
N5 u. has eeryei the d.s-rs.ss Clerk l5- IS
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DLnicArloS.-Moant Vernon Lodge ,. and A..
II ia N1rri-yi,le. Lam0le County, Will Irli-
cafe tie,rre hall Friday. june 9th.
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EIavly3-Two hundred boxes of cheese
were received a. Richmond Monday. bringing
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HgSu>aroN-Jlas; training vis properly
Observed iu Huntington. C.."F'' ls- Regiment