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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-30

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
| States for the Western District of Virginia.
In the matter of Martin @ Garrett, bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
To whom it May Concern Tho undersigned,
VIM Page of Abingdon, Washington city, Va, here
by gives notice of his appointment assignee of the
estate of Martin Garrett, of Russell county, Va,
In said district, who was, the I'd day OF March,
1871 adjudged bankrupt his own petition
by the District court of said district.
Dated Abingdon, Va, April &c, 1871.
ap 2S-F3w VIM PAGE, Assignee.
1QO9 USE THE "VEGETABLE 1870
lOAo. PULMONARY BALSAM," - W
The old standard remedy for Coughs, Colds,s Con-
sumpH "Nothing better"
CUTLER BROS. 4 90, Boston,
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I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
/ States for the Eastern District of Virginia
In the matter of Addison l.. Nuckolls, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern The undersigned,
D. NJ Hunter, of Louisa city, Va, hereby gives notice
of his appointment assignee of the estate OF
Addison L. Nuckols of Louisa coty, in said district,
who was, the 26th day of April, 1871, adjudged
bankrupt on his own petition by the District Court
of said district.
Dated May ~, 1871. -
DAVID N. HUNTER,
AssiQnea.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-30

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
l. ted States for the Eastern district OF Va.
In the matter of N. III. Thornton, bankrapt-ln
bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Cencern:-The undersigned,
A. Ii. Bracy, of Meckenburg county, Va, hereby
gives notice of his appointment as assignee OF the
estate of A. NJ. Thornton of Mecklenburg county, in
said district, who was, on the 18th day OF March
1871, adjudged bankrupt his own petition by the
District Court of said district
Dated st. Tammany, Va, May, 1871.
my 22-M3w. A. H. BRACY, Assignee
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Mt ORTIZ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

THE SHORT MIDDLE ROUTE to the Lehigh and
Wyoming Valleys, Northern Pennsylvania, Southern
and Interior New York, Elmira Buffalo, Cory, Roch
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i STATES for the Eastern District of Virginia.
In the matter of s Hundley bankrupt-in
bankruptcy.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
The undersigned, WIN. H. Aliderdice, of Richmond
city, Virginia. hereby gives notice of his appoint
ment as assignee of the estate OF s Hundiey, OF
Hanover county, in said district who was, on the
9th day of April, 1871, adjudged bankrupt on
his own petition by the District Court of said Dis.
trict.
Dated Richmond May s, 1871.
my 17-W3w VIM. II. ALLDERDICE, Assignee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-03
BOSTON ,1iRKur,.


'-.N"''A l' ---i ..
.i--Iaa movement. ia fiau- early ia t.e
'eE wa-e ur'ur| -a-t. .nr .- ODE c.1-s cher.
800 Do het'e i.e -t-. w tI un-e doing tsil -re
tuC pas. and tho market b. nov very rrl and ac-
tre. We quote Ns--eru uuerare atsj
common extras l- H..Tautca 7aa sin
resatJ extras, iuc.lll ca..cs U.a--f pyramids. az
"a ra.ts wheat DlH luf.art lut I.-li-1l
at 70 ~ Il.-.Is O. and -. Lol.s
40 .i0 b tri. .re.U .u choice ans tlg0--
Ire frir--. lu Com fUH. there l.Fc been .as ~
s. a q Hal- aud Bran Us -l is held 10 So. ln
Rye ilIar t.- siI-- asVe Ns-u .a small .Ht-s-s -.
U.l -s sH-ai- De-, Boa sa.i .. slf. il
O. lI.s
GRAIN fr.es o.corl are -rm. with rlry good
receipts 1901. a. 'a.r demand. Tho sales have cen 10
20 u SO tHi s.utre-n yellow. sIr Western
yc. Hw. u-d - "a 500 i1- Western mike g. SIS touui-
rl- oats aye steady and continue Pc i.lr deu-tuf-
ItA So e- OF O. & .i, ausl llr common and
e. ..,e. Do nNe .trl.l -a.cs at : 4t-4 BUSH.
iu Shorts there ll'e been ,a'rs 40 SO . tlre
iced d .i. ana -lioNl- .li tf % 3 to1. tag
Icy l-4ulet ~ (. ~ bash AS O. quality
fhOf l'ilNo.-inef Pork market BIAS rc1l ve-y
qnie- ne prices renlig tl' same tlo .aIas .tve
90 ai fH- primo 3 % " -i 50 for m,ss. a1t
90 ID q - I'D fl- cle.r aaI extra ciea-. Beet IS
stc2 > at sl- 70 DO fog mess SUI I'd l- f- cxtrl
mess aid l NJ % in flr nlrly. d. Gard no
ch7u-e. with s,cl-y but m1ier1fe dtmlui- Tie
So les have 0a-n az ~ ii5 % nr steam l-l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-03

Spring is welcome bat not its disc ses. We
should be glad to have its bloom without its fo.s.
its yapors its sudden changes Of Temperature, and
the agues Cts Of indigestion, bilious attacks, AID
other harlssiny disorders which they elgeaier.
As This canIot ho it behoovts all sensible people to
do tie best they can to czcaps such serious draw
backs On the po-t,y OF the season. As any PIN s..
ician what this weak and delicate ought % d. when
iaiasra inicsts the air. Tao susHer VIII be, tone
ana regulate the gstem." But hoa That is the
important question. a dozen medical men would
probably recommend rs many diIsron: m,di,iue,
On the ether hand, the thousands who have tes.ei
tile yrt-e Of Hostat.eT's Stomach Bt,o1s as an in
Tisofaat AID alternative viii recommend but one.
tie Wholesome preventive ard restorative ia which
their own exp .rl5u-o hes taught them 20 trust. \
coursc OF this r4rs vegetable stimulaut, commenced
now Wolld save many d Ial- Che TO feeble and de-
0iita.si. Itwo-ld be wise economy too fo-i, would
probably preccds the necessity for medical advice
without 'sparlgenenl = q profession which ali
Intelligent mon AID women respect AID b 11or it is
just as we'll ifposs,b.e TO keep out Of the doctors
haais, and they would hay, comparatively few
cls-s Of .ev,ra and a-le, dyspepsia, b.uousless.
nervousness. and general de5ilty to attend 70. II
this agreeable ana Lelllul sFec.ce ucr5 il uni
y-rsal use.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


We VIA send the WEEKLY FREE Pass and
H7s-.'s Rl-lf yesr Yorker one year for 5; -, in
ADVANCE.
We p..l send the WcEEJY FREE Pass a-d the
e.. .r-s Gsrtem17 one year, for :i.o1, in ADvAScE.
We VIII senl the FREE Pass Weekly and Hsa-h
-E H3us Weekly aui the An. Ag-i7Iif4rift Month
., ne year, for : % cash IN advance.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-03

President. and DR.. N. W. 0ilhart, of Montpelier
Secretary An effort TO nominate a candidate for
County Commissioner by acclsnation was de-
feated. AMI a committee consisting Of one from
each town nominated Hon D. P. Carpenter Of
Midllese1
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-03


ABOUT I11ii'l gentlemen ass '' a' .--
l-'- o' 'A' Dung 'ieD '-','.'-I lss.-i'-
H'''Ay p '-'' 10 near 1-' .'''i.'' VI -.-'-''-''
-sl-'''y' u!'A 'ls Plotis-'4 '' me A i'--i1
acme l''''Io4.'- Cl'''''-s d I's' --1 ~ w
"1-1- "--' jill ''1''e' '1s mann -'- ANA t'--''
Oh ne continent OF SUPP % il ia''' '-O-l INC
A-.-- 10 '''s .-'''''-' -'-'- -'--'''-
--' .'''- - '-' I,'''''' -ol1' asa ''' ''-'
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~ ,.--,---l.- .,.-
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minus ~ O -'''
a-'' 7' '-'-.'''' ~ i'' '-- -D--
-' -''' '''''' -'-' '- '-' ''' pay -''
80 -i ana '-'- -
''-' 49, -
-
-
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9s QUIZ. ''' Tue SAME l''ll's
lie '-'1 "'I- '- To -iA % me -'''.
.'l'1''' % we country '.'''i7- " ''--l '1' i''1
'' P's'' ''' ' -, .''-' '-'.'
lii.'5l-1''y 'lose o' 'i'l'A','' anu ..e ia
ecu '''-- "A''1 'is '7 '' '' S-ii''- -'-
f0'l ana s1o'eI -'"' ''s'-'. 'l.a ''7' '-'
t'AiA'' 'Ae No7'nlfa -''o-l' vii '9-'-a-.y De
'ne s'eA' carver "lIoSs ''l' ''
the csfgoes from oh-na anu yAi-n 81, -' .iA-''
OF boston oei're ''ss'-s 60 'i'- l'n-i san '-
CISCO nom / us1' ''''-'l' "isi' '--l' vi ''D
SCI. STRIKE the coast
Inc country 'aus ,.'''9 l1lsl'' q ~ 2I''=''
''r s''Ds's' U''' -A7l',y u's-l i- '-.1 s''0--'
terms tAe forming o. colonies '- '-7 N's- gu ''A
up Government ANUS ia 'i-nnes''a'
Inc route 10 'ae ia1'n- e'1s. ~ tue -'o' -'' d.
ia''no i''''IoAl' il Is clS''lsl ~ 'o' Asl-'' '7
4'' il'l's 7-0i',' '1-A ~ ,'-- s7'-' -'--'
'''e i.A' o1H '' '''-' '--'-- '''''i' '-'''
was j. 81 . '''s' '4'''' '-'' u''''i -.
h'gn ny '',' 's,'' runs '-'ousn 'As'5 '''''-
ooun' anu VIII nave 10 s-'"s 10 -',
"''ns''n1'ns 'le A'sn-I '-'''l'S7 iIsi' '---
Oe o'' ''7'''e5 .'''s '-' We
s-''s'' ]'OiH ~ '',-1 ''o-i '--- '---'''-'
the he2i "a'ere 'ol 'ne Missouri anu 'ne -''-'H
i''A
t'Al''-.'' .'-1 ''e'' '-- my
u'''''i7i' '''' VI '''' .'''i-''' 80
ne : i've many D''''-' ID ''s ''' ~ %, 80
Der. the streams. the mines Of gold, silver, iron
aad coal; the crops, the grass the stock, the So
oie;y, manners, &, sc, using = very plain and
conversational style Of speech but keeping the
close attention Of the audience 70 the end.
Some questions we're put by persons present,
but not bali 20 many as the Governor would
have been glad to ansWer;-he rather COM
planned Of the " dryness 80 Of tie crowd, as COM
pared with some other places lie had been in
lately Possibly one reason for sn apparent lack
Of inouisitiveness may have been that
from correspondence and newspaper srticles
already published, our people feel that they al
ready know something about the matter. Ger
tainly it cannot be from any lack Of interest in
the suocess Of the Northern Pacific Railroad too
many Of our fellow-citzens are slready person.
ally connected with it for that But Il i to be
regretted that even larger audience, an not
confined to the stronger sex either could no'
have been present TO hear Gov. Ashley inter
esting remarks; re are cure there are none but
mirhr have found the evening probably spent
~ -, = =. Hon
nm " g ,.,-
John " IlAr'sn'i" "a I'-i'ii'-' = 0'N
&C.. .,-.s1 l.. -,e,,,io,aj in our columns. in
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-03

Ell Chittenden, G. A Austin. Warren Root.
J. n. Pomeroy. c. A HoIlsbirl, Robert J.
White, Myron Reed, James F. Wells, J. Il.
Sherman, L. r Eaton, Il. Field, B. Leayeu-
worth, T. H. Blossom, A. J. Merrill, W. Y.
Reynolds, B. W. Haynes, Josi2h futile, b. T.
Mscomber c. H. Nichols, T. F. Whitcomb, \.
K Jacobs, Giles Howe
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-03

SID me- .lrl.slsi on a,pliola)a a. tais elise.
aa-.e'ss Noises 30 cons peg line. Obituary no.
.'s cents per lines also Scores OF Base Ball
H+..es Meetings %. s1,'eiss a1i lists Of others
'--l. resolutions relating 70 personal matters,
l.. ac.
carriage p ices 80 cents Funeral notices y
.---s Deaths 71lE.
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BY ELE CIR APH
N - LIE PRESS AYR TINES
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
Prussia.

FkhsAlLLEs, cd. p.
The PROGRAMME ToR THE OCCUPATION OF PARIS.
Tonight at banquet. the Emperor showed
his guests the preliminary treaty of peace sign
Ell an hour before ami embraced Won Moltke
and Won Room, and expressed his deep gratitude
for the invaluable services Of these olicers. His
Maiesty's heal;h viii probably prevent his re-
viewing the troops on horseback, but he will GER
tainly review them on the Champ De MARI lie
intends to witness the entry Of the 18th corps at
the enceinte on Wednesday forenoon. The spot
selected for the purpose is kept secret. The I1th
corps will have the honor Of being the FIRST Prus-
sian force to occupy the capital
At 10 O'Clock precisely they will enter with
co'ors flying and bands playing in full wal
strength, thirty thousand strong, with seventy
SIX fell piecs At the end of three days they
will he relieved by another corps, probably the
guards. Each corps Will remain three days and
be suceecieJ j. another in turn. The Parsians
seem TO suppose taat the occupation viii last
only few days, but It may last many months.
The Germans may Re requested By the suthori-
ties of France TO reuain in the city until ansrchy
and mob Law are subiued snd respect to law
ensured.
: treaty Of ,ammerse between France and
Prussia on terms accorded to the most favored
osaatons is one Of the stipulations Of the treaty
cfqe5ce
BonprtrN. Fob IS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-03
County Convention.

The delegate convention of the freemen Of
Chittenden County in favor Of Temperance and
the enforcement Of the prohibitory law, as
sembled in the City Hall, Burlington. Wednes
day March lst, AZ eleven a. ~ The call was
reed by Hon. E. D. Mason, Of the County Com
mittee, and the convention organized by the
choice OF Hon. A. B. Halbert of Essex as Pre'i-
dent, and E. B Andrews of Richmond Secretary.
On motion Committee on Credentials wss
appointed By the chair as follows
COMMITTEE on CREDENTIALS.
Rev. }. II. WoodEarl, Milton.
Z. \. Stevens, Essex
Hon. Stafford Colby, Richmond.
On motion i; Was voted that Temperance
men present from any towns that had not elect
el delegate, be invited to get as members Of
the convention, to a number not exceeding the
representation to which such towns we're en-
titled under the call.
The convention then adjourned to hslfpast
one O'Clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-03

CUAaL-. C. JOHNSON,
1-w1r ASS gl-e-
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MoNTPELrER.-The County Te nperance Con-
vention met at the Court House. in Montpelier,
Tuesday, February 2sih, and or, anised by tie
election Of DR.. P D. Bcaifori, of Nerthheli,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-03

Daniel Murray, Willard Crane. A. G. Strong,
Leonard Johouett, David Moore, James E.
White, r. r. Miller, William Eddy, Oscar
Hazard, L. B. Martin, James Squire, S A.
Williams, Simeon Hiue, P. Thompson, Ho-
mer Porter, L. B. Plat, IT, L. A. Williams, D. J.
Hunter, Benz. Parker, Norman Brcwnell, C. P
Rhodes, Nathan Burr, and L D, Mason The
court addressed the Grand Jury, reminding them
that the federal courts have no common-lsw iu-
risiictioa, aud that, consequently, it was only
their duty to inquire iato violations Of the
United States statutes
john y. Fomeroy, Esl was appJiutel fore
man Of the Grand jury
The dockets Of the C!rcuit and District Courts
were thea called Pour cases on the former AMI
eighteen on the latter were marked for trial
The frs, case taken up was that Of VIM s.
briggs rs. o. a. Burton This is an acton Of
assumpsit fof the sum Of $50 600 claimed by
the plaintiff as the result Of certain business
transactions between the parties. Pie. general
issue. Ness-s E. r. Hard and Z. J. Phelps
for the plaintiff and Daniel Roberts and Heman
S Royce for defendant. The trial will probably
occupy three @. four days.
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u 1ls1' j. II. Setback, ND,
10 Is North Sixth Street, Philadelphia
GEORGE c. GOODWIN Z Co., Boston, Agents.
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EDWARD BARLOW,
No.i-f Church Street.
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FROM
GE0ESGE9 T.. D.SgHS,
WITH
SHEPARD, DAVIS 81 CD,
EmBi6er Merchants.

BJRLIysroS, Vt, Jan. .. 1871.
DEI. LIsa:HILL & SwYra
DEAa SiRs FOR several months past have
been troubled with deafness in my LETT ear. II my
right car WAS closed, conversation was not ntelli
giole, and whispering not heard at all. l could
hear xa,eh TICK distinctly a, u in hes distance
but no farther.
After the operation psrfornsi by you upon ay
ear on tho eth Of January. 1871, coull heir dis
tinctly with my lsft ca well as by my right.
there being no percept!bls difference between them,
when teJtsd separately. desire to express my
qualification at this instant and complete relief
from that wli,h was becoming sreA. trial TO me.
Very respectfully yours,
GEO. E. DAVIS.
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NJ EIHsr:-Our authorities by single
well directed blow have fairly severed tae
"gcriian knot which has 50 long defed the
efforts Of the wise ia several nei ghto5ipg towns
by taking from the custody of their parents "a
~ ne'er da ,r,ei" pair with six or seven small
children, gaining a zcanty and precarious livel'-
hood by begging about our streets,) Two bright
little boys accustomed only to want, mendicancy
and rags, and placing them in the Reform
School where they may learn some Of tie useful
lessons Of life, instead Of ''vs-ning them out Of
town" aud leaving them 70 graduate 10 tie
school Of vagrancy curse to Themselves and SC
cistv RIDE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-03-03

~ AeleHT2Pn
NeNE YORK Market.
New YORK, March l..
COTTON-Dull and ! lower; sales 2,62i bales
middling uplands atI5i.
FLOUR = Dull; State and Western 5aIOc low
er. state 90G7 p round hoop Ohio S0G7 30 /;
Western 90a7 20; Southern qOG9 90.
GRAlN-Wheat quiet and steady sales 1880 bu.
No Spring Sc; No , 7 j3i6l 50; amber state
! GS winter red and amber Western COOL 90,
Corn steady; sales 6sC00 bu. new mixed Western at
siisnoi. Oats duu Ohio aud Western 65d69h.
PROVISIONS - Pork lower; q y;
old mess q 5OG2l e; rme 10 90. Lard dull at
i2i@i3i. Butter unchanged; Ohio lGG2j; state
a. az.
WdISkEY-LoWer; Western free 9liG93
RlCE-Firm; Car0lin, -!dsi
SUGAR-Unsettled; Musc0yai1 sG91
COFFEE-Firm; Rio l3i 6i7.
MoLAS SES-Stcadv New Orleans 52lD70
SPIRITS TURPENTlNE-Quiet at 5!GJ4.
R0SlN-Stea1y at Co for STAINED
PEVkOLEUM-Q1iet Crude 5 refined pa
NOUL-Firm; domestic fleece 52G55; pulled IS
G 5ei Texas 2iG3i; Carolina 1896.
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FNEraN.-The winter term OF New Hamp-
ton Institution a; Fairfax, has just closed. The
examinations have been well attended, and many
Of the classes appeared finely. Our Fairfaz
sorrespondent writes US Rev. i. B. barker
has now been at the head Of the school f5r three
terms and has fully Demonstrated that he Is emi-
nep;lv adapted to his position He is not only
an able teacher AMI genial man, but thorough
aisciplin.ri.n. One cannot pass through the
institution without the impression tina; order
reigns at New Hampton. We prophecy
brirht future for the institution under the d.
reotion OF Prof Barker and his able corps Of
teachers
The revival which commenced IL the sehooi
and Baptist church, still continues. Thirty per-
SONS have already united with the Baptist
church by baptism Nightly meetings have
been held in connection with the Methodist
church, with ike encouraging results io' the
mast four weeks, and still the influence spreads
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sto5s 3arAc'.
NV YoRk. March /.
GOLD-Clcsst 81 "a BY and dull at Il0.1Ii. the
ciesrances % the day having rcel nearly twenty
GOVERNMTNVs- the clos. we've little OF
from the best grces Of The day, but fra and strorg
Toe presence in thscity o.. Judso Richardson the
Assistant Secretary Of The Urea Jury, cste7slhy to
consult in regard % Placing the new iulde 10 T,
creates considerable Comment. and the rcpartet
advatcs Of 0 4ls is due 70 his purchases iu the pur
pose Of aivancug this class Of bonds 90 par VITA
gold. Al the highest point OF TO-DAY ip-tns were
within @. tho pres Of god The closing prices
were Is fJI0ws
U. s. C '5i couq-...liii d. 1867 reg. Iulyl'I
~ coup. OF t<---..!l2s d.. 1858 ro-. Jcly--llI3
l. S. G's 5-t' coGtf--il2l i-fr coup---.-.... liu
5-11 coup '65 old..--ils' Pacific s,xes....... li3i
New issue...-.--..-..ill
Union Pacific ir.. mort-are bonds, SD aS5t:
Land Grants. l5i675 Incomes, 121D7i ock -
D153; Central Pa ,ifo bonds, 50 sa95l.
Southern securities unchang ei except Teuness,cs
which are GrmeT, and nea South Carolinis de-
clmed.
MUNEY-Y Very easy at a per cent.
STERLING ENCHANGE-to9is a 09i.
MISUNDERSTANDING huoysnt and advancing. "a
ion P4cilc stock selling at ono time W 20 SD. a
Washington despatch this p m. says Thomas A.
Scott Of the Fennsy lY4ni4 Central railroad. wall
certainly ne chosen President of the Uui1n paeiic.
with little opposition az the election next week
ld10lO sharfs having already been p.s1ged in his
support. The following are The closing stock quo
tatiOns.
beriposa.. 91ich. Cent. Ex div..ll7l
Do pref. ,iicb- southcrn--..--..sl
Cantoii...-..-....-.- ~ ~. Cent .------ 1888
Cumberland. .-...-.--30 Cievo. x P.tts..-... ilg
W. Union Tel Co..-...52s CHIC. 4 4. N....-....5sI
yulcksiiv l3s 10. rre...-..---- .ll
Pacific Mail. rack isiaud.-- - IIu{
Boston Water P.....-.27i Nii = st pe4l ......=al
Adams Express. DO pre-. .....--6
Wells, EarFa K COIL Toledo 2 WABASH 81;
American Mer Exp.-.47l Do. pref .- 7Gi
United States E1p....4- / Fort Wayne TX civ. .q53
NY Cent 8 q R.hR..e6i A. < T. H...-.......qql
Do. Scrip. %. prei.......-...Cf
Erie. Chicago A..-.......ll3!
DO. pre-. -..--..---- AZ Do. prsf.-.---.--..il4
Harlem Ex-iiv uiio r Mississippi 42i
Do pref tx civ..----i27 Boston H.-7i e.. ,!
Readlng.-- sel
sLoHDcS, March /.
American scurities friaer $50 bonds OF i62 glI.
Of 20 d 9is, of 81 90.; '0-iei 50. s'ockt: Fri.
lSi Ill. Central iO9i Atlantic and Great West
| ern 30.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED..
sraslFoED -HADLEY.-In Westville Free Church
Icb. 18Th, 1871, by Rev. D. Ross Of Dundee,
7. @, kentcu T. Sian.orf. Esq, OF Burlington,
Vt, 70 Miss Fide-ia =. HALEY. OF Westyille. n. Y
Geek E-CLArF.-At Colchester. Feb %, by Rev.
Mr; Chase, Dir. a. Cookie Of Huntington, and Miss
II. NJ. Clamp Of Colchester.
EEED-BaowyELL.-Iu Colchester, Feb. I'D by
Rev Nc x Po-ty, Mr. Edwin B. Weed, OF Essex
ana Miss Viola a. Erownell Of Colchester.
Arw tTEE-C oSNEH.-At the residence Of Hon.
]. Drrv, Of South Burlington. Feb. 27ih by the
Rev. Il. w. Gates, Dir Ambrose Atwater Of Bur
liuzton and lis. Retsey d. Conner, OF South Bur
ling;ol.
GsAx-EDwlaDs At the residence Of Mr..
Avery Edwards Niao0sd Falls Feb. I'D by Rev
l.. a. Elliott. Dr. Leroy Fl. bingham Of stowe and
Mis- Alvira H. Edwards Of WinO)sk.
Died.
BEEw tyr in Uun layton, Feb 18th. MIS-
Laura Brcws.c-, widow 0f Charles s1ewster, aged
2. years.
EuEyETr.-In this city, Wednesday Feb. 21d,
James lIcryey Austin Burnett only -ln Of the late
james II. and Carrie A. Burnett, sesl S years.
sL'rER-ln tbs cry Ma-ch lst, = F. Slater,
AGED -i year,.
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