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CALL OF A RgCToR.-The yestry of the
Church of the Incarnation have unanimously
voted to invite Rev. DIR. Wyatt, of New York, to
take charge OF that parish,-to ill the vacancy
occasloned BY the resignation of the late rector,
Rev. Mr.. LowTie. DIR. Wyatt, who is the son of
me well known and much loved Rev. Dr.
wyatt, so long the rector OF. ST. Paul's, Balti-
more, was for several years the rector of one of
tne leading parishes in San Francisco, and is
clsssed among the most eloquent speakers and
emcient workers in the church. Ii Is not vet
cehnlteiy known whether he will accept or not,
pnt the vestry have reason to believe that he
viii, and the members OF the congregation are
highly pleased at the prospect OF having their
pulpit hlled 80 soon and so acceptabIy.
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ShILLINGToN sends Us the Galsry and Ersra
Sat,srn1y tor April %.
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FINE French gilt Alaska diamonds, or0ide
plated and jet jeweiTy received at PriygI
IeweiIy Store, No. 49, Pennsylvania avenue
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The II STREET IMPRovRMENT.-The con-
tractors for laying the wood pavement on Nj
street, between Vermont and New jersey ave-
nues, viii commence laying down the blocks on
Monday next, and II is expected that the whole
work will be finished in about thirty days there
after. Great care has been taken by the COM
mlssioners In charge of the impT .vement to
have II made first class in every res9ect; and if,
with their efforts in this direction and the time
and opportunities afforded the contractors a
good job is not secured, we may despair of ever
getting a good wood pavement laid down in
Washington.
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HKNPLER has all kinds Thermometers aud
har0meters
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CITY ITEMS.
SIRE EESsEDY for chills and fever. AYERS
Acne Cnra ,ava- tails.

WHITE DrCK and Shite MsTseiles Vests.
single and double breasted.
Just opened. One price only.
GEO. e. HRNNIaG,
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Georgetown Advertisements.

Georgetown Advertisements.
k'VE kENT-DWELLISGA AND STORE. No -
u Bridge street. Now undergoing ru,ro..v1
refslr. kesdy tor occupancy May LIST 81 " tinyi
Rf =. GUTMAs. AuctiOneer.
CLOeiNG OUT AUCTION SALE Or SELIG
S0a u TEIH,73 BRIDGE sThkET, GEORGE
wewiIi sell, on SATURDAY NIGHT, noSpAu
and TUESDAY MORNING, at a m. aud o q.
m, April 22e 18th, 18th, al OF the balance OF
lnredeemed Pledges. ktOck on hand. Mixtures.
Furniture, &c, &c, prior hts removal from III ID
Attention 10 called TO those interested in ANYTHING
lett there in pledge goods 20 repair, ss an DO
notice h already given &c take the goods away prior
the sale All goods left hand will be positigelY
old to the highest bidder for cash.
ap14t n GUTmAE. Auctioneer
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JUST RECEIVED, the largest and finest seiec-
ton Of Youths, Boys and Children's Clothing
IN the city. EIsEMAg & BRO,
sos Ith street, May Building.
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II. II. CUUA 0oNernOr.
u. X. CAR1TER,C Chief Justice
ANDREW WfLIE, Justice.
A. B. OLlN.
BAVIDC. HUMPHREYS,
ARTHUB MACARTHUR.
Additional Regulations. Adopted
AnR1l IS. 1871.

The Superintendenfs of Election are to deliver
before ating, to the Governor of the Dis rio
the ballot boxes, sealed as required At the Gov
Office, in said District. northwest cor ner of
Seventeenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
ipgtOn.
II an open ticket be handed by a voter to the
per inter dents Of Election, he is fold il az 10
conceal the name before depcsiting il in the box
and IL two more tickets folded as one are found
in the ballot box, In counting, neither 10 to be
counted
Scratched or pasted tickets ehsIi be counted III
the pasted nam becomes detached fr- m the ticket
II shall not be counted bnt the the original
ticket, II not erased, or il capable of being read,
shall be counted.
II. d. COOKE, Gorsrnor
ID. X. CARTTER, Chrsf Jvstirs
ANDREW WYLlE, justice
A. g. OLIN. Jastrs
apis AR1HUR MACARTHUR, y1stics
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EXPERIENCE warrants us in recommending
Halls vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover as a
sure remedy for gray hair.
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MRS III. Z. SPENCER offers all ladies' who
may lose their positions in the departments on
account of the action they took last week 10
secure registration and the right Of suffrage 10
receive years instruction without charge in
the ladies department OF the business college.
IL is said that Two ladies have already been
dismissed for this reason. but this can hardly
be the real cause, we apprehend.
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FoR CoRrs, Bunions, Club and Ingrowins
Nails, and other diseases Of the feet, visit DR..
Whites establishment, No. SIS 18th street, op-
posite United States Treasury. 2,2,i2:
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Millers, 40 It'll street, opposite Odd Feilows'
Hall. 9,2y3:
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GAS FIXTURES

IN great variety and Of the most desirable sayles in
the market ali Of which We are enabled to offer at
maDufec,paes PriSes nave ave s!so me ss;ort
WARE for Gardens and Cemeteries. MANTEL
ORNAMENTs, CLOCKS. VASES, srATUARY,
LA n PS, &c. All OF low prices.
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The CELEBRATED Marauise ana MarSusrite
Glove, in all the spring shades, has lust been
received % u. BAuN's
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GnsTLKnlN AND LADIHs KID GLOVES at One
Dollar 2 pair, ~ y. Baum's Hoop Skirt and
Corset Factory, eos It'll street. 3,2I
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VVo u street, may Building.
REFLECTION IN PslcE OF CLOTHING,
Mems, Boys and You4s' Clothing,
from r. Wallach,
Fit, quality and wor kmanship guaranteed.
Dress and Business Suits made to order and
ready made at less. than any other hrst-class
house.
Also,
The Largest Stock Of Boys and Youths Suits
at r wALIAcHs,
Odeon Hall, corner * st. and Penn. ava.
Blue FLANNEL surTs,
Blue Flannel Suits,
Blue Flannel Suits,
All Styles and Sizes.
At SHABLs BROTHERS,
l2,o N w. corner 9TH and ID streets.
TIE PRINCIPAL ToPIc OF conversation among
our ladies seems to be the Mclean & Hooper
IL does as much and even more work than most
OF the i2h-priced machines. 1t IL Astonishing
new large quantity Of these machines have
ing machine par has commenced, we inqu
of Mr.. RoeenthAl why he don't engage in the
war, and in answer he says: the so Machine is
Of the high-priced machines, tall Of sctieh could
De sold With good profit at tie same price who are
Jealous OF fne great success of the machine. j:
kosenthai, No. 404 7th street, IL the general
agent; he warrants at; also sells it on eight
monthly payments. All.
CAurIoH.-Be,care Of Impostors As some un-
scrupulsus parties are in the habit Of sta.ing
that their places OF business are branch stores
of the Original Franc, hereby notify the pub
lie that have no branch stores, and that / have
no connection with any similar institution In
| this city. The Original Franc, dealer in Gents
Furnishing Goods, 43f 9TH ST., between ID and Il.
CowiNe's PATENT NBcKrIY FASTENER, for
sale wholeeale and retail, at the Original France
i3l 9TH street, between d and Z. No branch
NOVELTIES m Mex wRAa At the Or,sipa,
Francs, 431 It'll street. Fhe cheapest Store In
the city. No branch stoves.
GREAT VARIETY II WaTre SHrRfe One, two
or three pleats-eyletS, buttons or studs-open
| IN mont or In back-All sizeS-at the Original
1 France Gents Furnishing Store, 21 It'll street,
| Il Popular Price,. No branch stores.
the best Paper Collar In the market, for sale
only at the Original Franc,s, 431 It'll street.
Look for the name. No branch stores. "a
| GHsrrKnlr AND LADIls KID CLOVIS at One
l DOLLAR PAIR, q Y. Baum's Hoop Skirt and
| Corset FACTORY, Aos 9TH street. 1921
4 TIE CELEBRATED MSrauise ana Marsusri,s
Glove, in all the spring shades, has Just been
Kid Glove Depot. 4os 5th It.
Our NEW STYLES Of Corsen from France
/ and Germany, have Just arrived, and can he
/ had in al qualities and prices.
q. BAUM, Corset Importer.
| FoR CoRss, Bunons,- Club and Ingrowins
Nails, and other diseases Of the feet, visit DR..
/ Whites establishment, No. E5 18th street, OBJ
| posite United States Treasury. 2, ~:
CALIYoRnIA CArAwsA WIFE on draueht, at
Miiiers, 40 It'll street, opposite Odd FeiIows'
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We invite the attention Of Builders and others to
our stock Of
SLATE MANTELn,
which We nattsl s the largest and best a.
sorted ock In Washington, not the most complete
in this country. We have lately added some now
styles our list thar very popular In Norfhern
cities and which. no doubt, there will be demand
for in this city. We represent all kinds OF 0arble,
Foreign and Domes tic, and, considering Quality,
style and Finish Of our week, we
DEFY COMPETITION
In prices. Our stock Also comprises LATROBES OF
i've different makes, openings in mantcls made TO
suit GRATIS
T y =
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The Civil war I'm France.

ROM UROPE TOD Az,
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.

Associated Press Reports.
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begin with the letters from X, beth inclusive,
will he received 81 this Precinct.
The Polls VII open ats clsck, o. m, and continue
81 n. N m
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SECOND PRECINCT.
The Poll FOR the Second Precinct of the Seventh
District Will be held 1T or near the northwest
Of a and Sixteenth streets northeast, Washington.
The ballots OF oil registered voters whose names
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
ELBCTIOE EOTIOE.

In obedience to the duty imposed bv the 5th ard
Sih sections of the act of Congress approved Feb.
IL ISL, entitled An act TO provide gov erument
for the Distrio, of C9lumbs, the Governor Of said
District and the Justices OF the Supreme Court
thereof do hereby announce THURSDAY, the 10Th
day Of April, ISL, the time for holding the cleo
ton for Delegate to the United House OF Repre-
sentativts, and one member from each Legislative
District TO the House of Delegates Of the Lesisla.
tive Assembly Of the District of Columbia, and
Voting Precincts, and appoint the following
named persons to act as superintendents OF Election
thereat: -
All that part Of the county OF Washington, ou,p..,a
town lying east OF Lincoln avenue and Bunker Hill
FIRST rRvcISCr
The First Precinct Of the First Legislative District
tween Lincoln avenue and Bunker Hill Boad an
The PoiI for the frs, Precinct of the r-s. pis
tIict will be held at or near the Bladensburg ron
The ballots Of all registered voter. whose name,
begin with the letters from to z, both inclusive,
The Polls will open at O'Clock, a. m , and con.
tinue open until7 o'clock M
ENABLES ROsERSOH
JB STE PHENSON
Superintendents Of Election
The secOpd and Third Precincts of the First Lee
gislstiye District include all that portion OF s-id
District lying east of the Anacostia Kiver
SECOND PRECINCT
The Poll for the Second Precinct Of the First Dis.
CninntUwn
The ballots of al registered voters whose names
begin with the letters from TO H. both ipc!usve
will be received at this Precinct.
The Polls will open at clock, a. m and con-
tinUe open until y clock, p. N.
MATTHIAS HUNTER
DH. GEO. FISHER,
ALEXANDER MCCORMICK
superintendent Of Election
- THIRD PRECINCT.
The Poll for the Third Precinct of thu First Ma
town. ~ 'i4
The ballots of all registered voters whose psmes
begin with the Letters from 1 to Il, both inc,usire
viii be received at this Precinct. ~N'
] he Polls will open at O'Clock, a. m and CON
unue open till ] 0 olock, p. IN.
CHAS Il. DOUGLASS.
DIR ". q. GREEN,
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SECOND DISTRICT
all that part ~ the county OF Washington ont aide
the cities OF Washington and Georgetown iyinv
west Of LII coin avenue aud Bunker Hill road
FIRsrAN SECOND PRECINCTS
Include sll that portion of said Leg Iatiye biz
trict east OF Rock Greek. is
The Poll for the First Precin of the Second Dis
met Will be held at or near the First Seventh
street Toll Gate.
The ballots of all registered voters whose names
begin with the letters from A to J, both Inclusive
will be received at this precinct
The Polls win open at clock A. 10 b, and continue
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BLOODY BATTLES ABOUND PARIS
Gov srd.ee and Brutality Of the Insurgeu-
Troops Intestine Fight Among the
Reds-Ierrib!e Scenes.
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hA LVohf oNk
Where did you buy those Burt's bea French AID
BUTTON AID SIDE LACE GAlTERs for 80
SoY A. 10 and - Bridge street, George II
town, where 10 selling q greet variety ofY ~
ehOES AND BOOTS,
a. wholesale prices.
Don Z fafi 70 cali at the shoe Bazaar.
N.B.-Boots made 10 order fer q . 80 Der pair,
ap4 I'm SAMUEL T. GROSS.
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Foreign NeioS.

PARIS, june lg.-Indications OF
n renewal of the instruction multi
ply. Workingmen openly insult the
soldiers, and attempts at assassina'
ton and inccndarism continue.
The elections will result in the
return of the International candi'
dates.
Daring the last two days 20 OIL
GERS of the Commune have been ar.
rested, half Of whom were foreign.
erS.
The reorganization o. the Central
Committee and Us procIamations
cXcitcS great dismay.
Twenty-Five hundred women, con
victcd Of setting fire or attempting
to set fire to buildings in Paris, have
been sentenced to transportation
TO New Caledonia.
The Imperial Guard is being re-
organized under the name Of Re
publican Guards.
ROME, June lS.-A plot for the
assassination Of the Pope has been
discovered, and was concocted in
London, Florence and Paris lay
members of the International SOci.
ETY.. The assassination was planned
to take place yesterday.
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VERMONT, FRIDAY, 1871.

cost. They would rather throw
away all the money already cXpcnd.
ed than to pay out a little more 10
make the necessary arrangements
to secure the benefit OF il. We
ought also 10 have Hooks and Lad.
derS, rs many times they are essen
tial to enable Il fire engine to reach
the fire, AVID so far as We know, the
Fire District is entirely destitute of
Hooks, Ladders, or ropes.
Let all our citizens consider this
matter and then act, rs We know
their judgment will tell them to.
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Speciai Notice.

w b. u G. : Stevens have been in bpsi.
~ ness about twenty wears. and Inv mn
tdal consent ti.e firm was ais,u, ed ,Jau,-.,,,
Isl H. !. Nef,rl thankful for The mar nn,,gs
81 "ur many customers: but being ,i,.irn,,s
81 settling mp our business during ihc present
ME and being duuned every dav. We Inust
say To one aud all who have unsettled nc.
counts with rs. that -tc .gfI a.,.,r,,t. -.
l' settled forthwith. Dc not Val an,- lni'',
''' '''' a'-o 81 iI' W B. STEVENS.
&. ). STEVENS
tA-'fs
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TORNADO ~ KANsAs,-.A terrible
tornado swept over South Western
Kansas ON FRIDAY, the 10Th inst
The town of Eldorado was nearly
destroyed. over one hundred nous
es We're destroyed, involving n loss
of 100000. The storm did great
damage TO TIE crops, Fences were
blown down and houses unrooied III
all directions. 1t was the scvercst
storm on the plains for years.
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should not be surprised il the dill,
Guilty eliminated in bloodshcd ut
any time.
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With the new departure what be
comes of those Republicans who
joined the Democracy because OF
their aversion to negro suffrage =
Where now can rest be found for
Blair, Doolittlc, Seward Il Co.
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The system frequently gets out of
order and should be at once regu-
lated, else other troubles will enSue;
when phySic is needed take Par
sons Purgatiye Pills, they are
safe, wholesome, and natural medi-
Cinc.
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Daniel W. Campbcll's Estate

SrATE OF VERMONT. Bradford Di.,s..
- ssh Probate Court, held at Newin,.
in said District, ON NE 22d day of NAV i I.'
Gcrgc W, X. Carleton, administrator ~ III H.
~, IN said district, deceased, presents his ,I
uiuistrat.on account for examination and ~
lowauoc; Wlercupm it is ordered by saul
court that said accol MT he referred to n s
sion of said court To be held AZ Worthen'. II.
tel Waits River on the "a Tuesday of inv
1871, for huariug and decision thereon Ati
it is lurtht~ ordered, that notice hero, ,ft.l
given to all persons interested, by pubhcatia,.
oi the sam" three weeks successfully In H.
National Opinion, a newspaper puhlisbcI
Bradford. previous 10 said timc appointed ~.
hearing tIat tlcy may appear ut said tia.
and place, ANA show cause IL any thcv .
hlye, why said account should not be- pil, ,''I
and such decree mado
BY the court attest,
81 II, W. BAILEY, Judrc.
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Tooth ache proceeds from ague in
the face. operating upon the expos
ed nerve of dccayed tooth. Rub
the gum thoroughly with the finger,
wet with Johnson's Anodync lini-
ment, heat the face well, and lap a
ilanncl wet with the lnimcnt on the
face, also put little of the liniment
into the cavity OF the tooth on cot
ton.
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Mdi0pS on ne mar ram.

GALyEsToN, Texas, June ID
). Friend, agent of the Kiowa IN
dians, writes from Fort Hill To Coy
Davis of this state, May 20; 1t il
evident that, during the coming
summer, there will be Witnessed til,
most extensive ravagcS of the from
tiers of Texas Of any preceding.
Almost all the Indians Of this
Agency and the Chcycnncs of an
other, have left and are now ON the
war path. Other bands of Canaan.
chcs who do not bclOug h,ru are
also active, and say the plains are
black with Apachcs. Upon intcro
CATION as 10 the number, they point
cd to a large valley near by Of more
than a thousand acres, and say that
will not.hold them.
The continually increasing dcprc.
dationS on the Northwestern from.
tier corroboratc their statements
The ApacheS hay" been coming
down the waters of the Colorado
and further South, and most likely
the depredations committed at the
far South were by them There is
Il rendezvous west of the reservation
where the traders Of New Mexico
meet the Indians and furnish them
with arms and ammunition in eX-
change for horses and cattle.
There are 2i00 braves and warri-
OrS inclusive, OF whom Sataola, chief
OF the Klowas, is the first brave,
and Kicking Bird the second brave.
The Indians now on Fort Sill reser-
walton number 1851, Of whom near.
~ half are CamancheS and KiOWas.
Kicking Bird, in a recent speech, in
Council with the white authorities.
said: "Hou often hear that the
kiowas are a bad people. | will tell
you the reason. We are not per
mitted to buy arms and ammunition,
and having had our lands taken from
us We are foolish enough to be bad.
II you want us to be good you must
have Washington supply us with
arms and ammunition, and then we
will think of it.'
In Il recent interview with the In
dams at Saturn reservation Gen.
Sherman asserted that the Indians,
having so frequently broken their
reaty. should be declared outlaws.
md the Government should cease to
,are for them and scqucstratc their
ands and punish them as their enor-
mites deserve, and lie should SO
recommend.
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1t is promised that by July 4,
passengers will Ice taken to within
five miles of North Conway, White
Mountains, by the Portland & Og.
denSburg Railroad.
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WASHINGTON, june 19.-An of
iiiclal letter at the Treasury Depart.
ment from Monroe, Louisiana, dat
ed June -, says that excessive rains
have fallen throughout Northern
Louisiana since the 18th of April,
and large portions Of the parishes
bordering on the Mississippi, Ona
Chita. Red and Black rivers. are I'M.
der water. Bridges and ferry boats
have been carried away, and the
mail routes abandoned, or if the
mail bags are carried through they
are first opened and relieved OF all
official packages, and these are left
in some stable or clubhouse to rot
Adylces from Shreveport state that
nothing has been received from this
office since May ID.
The prospect for the cotton crop
is exceeding discouraging. The
planters in the swampS have been
compelled to rcplant many times
In many eases the last plantil . hav.
ing failed, they have abandoned the
enterprise. In more favorable To-
calities the stem is so Indifferent
that no more than half crop can
DC had. The prospect for corn is
equally unfavorable. The condition
of the ground prevented planters
from working. The weeds and grass
have become deeply rooted and
threaten the corn standing. The
general prospect is gloomy.
Political agitation continues. 4
bitter feeling is entertained by the
largest portion of the whites toward
the blacks and officers of the State
Govenmcnt, and has become intcn.
siiied in this immediate vicinity by
the result of the recent local cleo
tons. At any time within the last
ton days a conflict seemed unavoid
able. Both parties are well supplied
with arms, and appear eager for a
conflict. Bands of armed men are
reported TO be ready and only a.
waiting for summons to begin me
work OF bloodShed. Lawyers, doe
tors, merchants, planters and Off
rials, attend to their business with
revolvers lying within easy reach.
trust That the crisis is past. but
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L EGAL NOTICES
PROBATE COURTS
b'tUtOrN h1IsirICt,
HON, Ill. w. BAILEY In

DROBATE COURTS ". II he holden n.n.,
! aud for the District of Bradford, N. ' G
lows, viz; IN lol
At Bradford, on the secor1
Tuesdays January, May July and No n"
Der. '''N
At East Corinth, on the second
Tuesdays of February, and August.
At Newbury on the second Tpos
days of March, aud October, '''
At Waits River ON the second
Tuesdays in june mud September. '''
At West Fairlee on the second
Tuesdays IN April, aud December '''
ALNAll BEAN, Rcglstcr
WrstFaiIlo, VI, Dee. /, 1870.
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7. I. Ingrap's Estate.
rFN!E subscribers having been appointed by
4 the Honorable Probate Court for tLr Dis.
trict Of Bradford Commissioners to receive
examine. and adjust all CLAIMS and demands
of all persons against the estate OF Philip T.
Ingram late OF Iopsham, in said district de
ceased, represented insolvrut and the term
of six months from the 18th day of June. Isl b.
being allowed by said court to the creditors
OF said deceased, to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us. give notice. that
We will attend to the duties of our appoint
mrui at the dwelling house of Rovaua Ingram
IN said district, OH the 2Jth of July and 18th
of December next. at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon on each of said DAYS
NlLLIIM T. GEORGE. } Commits
WILLIAM T. GEORGE, sioncrs.
june 18th. 1871 3yv3
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SPECIAL NOTICES
AUCTION K0NYES.
Next door south Of Days Drug Store,
BRADFORD. Vt.
Il. - Ks - u
Licensed Auctioucor.

Al kinds Of Dry ssood. constantly Tor
Auctions Wednesdays and Saturdays, After
noon and evening
Cons -nm'uts respectfully solicited. and
cash advances made on the same when de
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