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,a %Se SS.0 was sq ana ICSsr
and 81 nv for new Indian amber Corn was dull and
fQr steam, 6lc $50 for sail closing al the inside price
&c aoc fof prime white Western and 63c; DC Tor
gsmNand The sales foot ny 5000 bushels az Nc
isc for white Ryesales 25S bushels western within
the range Of Too 76c In store Barley remained Inactive
FRsIGHTs-There has been limited inquiry for berth
room today, but the scarcity Of tonnage and the high
rates asked BY owners interrupted transactions The
cnarterng bq sness was fair chiefly In vessels the
gram ana petroleum. trade and rates decidedly In
favor Of owners The reported ensagemens
rate for gram vases iOd By sail 4ooi bushels grain
to al atshd TO Glasgow, by steam, 1900 bushels grain
bark to Brist direct quarters grain at G. I'D
British bark to a direct port U. T., 1000 quarters
g,ai9S q ,s. N0r rSsss bark hence
O. g. a,. Belgian Steamship, 70 Cork fSr 9rders
rect g. on; Norwegian bark hence direct port Ger.
man Baltic 20Qo bbls refined petroleum 6s 3D. and 400
bbs rosn As 3D. British brig hence TO Cork for orders
70 tho United Kingdom, 1000 bbs refined do private
terms Bremen bark ito arrlve) hence to Bremen, 600
bbls refined do at H. 3D. Russian bark hence TO Odessa
1900 cases refined petroleum private terms bark
20 arrive) hence 70 direct port Adriac 260o bbs re-
from Wilmington to direct Continental port spirits ss
and rosin g. North German brig from Wilmington to
28J lbs.
MoLAssEs--The market continued dull for all doscrp-
tons but we learn OF changes In prices The current
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Union square Theatre.

The vokes family have proved from the beginning
the most attractive dramatic feature that has been
brought to this country for some time. On Monday
evening they returned from Boston to this theatre.
where their first success was made in America,
and, despite the rain, the house was crowded.
Again last evening there was not vacant seat,
and the enthusiasm was fully great on the even
Wrong Man In the Right Place,t which, for irre-
sistbe humor and clever acting, Is unsurpassed In
their entire repertoire. The five talen ted members
OF the family-Fred, Fawdon Rosina, Victoria and
Jessie--are In this sketch, and have abundant
opportunities OF displaying their characteristic
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
~ CHATHAM SQUARE AND NEW BOWERY
NEW YORK.
DwfDTypInterest at tho Of six per cent per an.
mum will begayable on and alter July u.s.
DEPOSITS MADE NOW OR ON OR BEFORE JULY
20 WILL RECEIVE INTEREST AS FROM THE lsT.
HARRISON HALL, President
j. p. CooPER. Secretary.
A SECOND LOAN 5000 wANTED-FoR TWO
~ years, on large stone front House, Central
Park tlOOth street,; liberal commission Owner, 226c
Third avenue corner Of led street, piano
NITIzENs' SAVINGS BANK
" OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
1872. JULY INTEREST.
THE TwENTY.FOURTH INTEREST DIVIDEND. at
the rate Of six (6) Per Cent per annum on all sums
oil i've dollars and over, which have been dc post
one or more months next previous to July l. Is now
ALL INTEREsT NOT CALLED FOR will remain as
principal, and bear interest from July and will be
entered ON the depositors book any time when pre-
BANK NO. 50 BowERy, southwest corner Of Canal
street Open every day from 10 A NJ, To- 3P w..
apd on Mondays and Saturdays from 10 A. M. W
Bank Books 10 English, German and French.
Il. A. QUINTARD, President
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CLOSING PRICES O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Easier-Receipts at the
Ports, 36s Bales-F1our steady-Wheat
Dull and Lovver-Corn and Oats Lower
Coffee Dull-Pork and Lard About
stcady-Spirits Turpentine Decidedly
Better-Whiskey Steady.
WEDNESDAY, July lisp NJ.
CoYrEr-The market remained dull for all descriptions
Prices were nominally unchanged and quoted fol-
lows:-Ordinary cargoes l6sc. lie. fair do, l7kc.
lsc. good do Is4c l5ssc; prime, l9c lezc. gold,
per h., 60 days. Maracaibo, 1916 $780,; Laguayra,
IKE lSlc; St. Domingo l4c. Java, l9c. 2Oc, god
per lb.
CorroN-For spot cotton the market continued quiet
and easy Quotations reduced nc per h. but they
quito nominal Future deliveries In limited
quest but at decline of &c &c per h. The sales
ported on Change sum up as follows
Today Last Ereg Total
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Woods Museum.


clumsy adaptation of Victor Hugo's ''Notro
Dame" was performed last evening at this theatre.
To those who have read the great novel 1t must
seem like parody of the original SO completely
have the characters and the plot been mutilated by
the adaptator that they hardly recognizable. In
place OF Victor Hugo's beautiful language We have
hackneyed stage bombast, 'full OF sound and fury.
sgnifying nothing" The tragic interest Is lost In
the strainng after claptrap apparently for no
otner object than to ''bring the galleries down.
And the acting was In keeping with the adaptation.
The principal part, 9uasimodo, the bell ringer,
was performed by Mr.. Harry Seymour. whose
..makeup, was even too eXtrayaganr for bur
natural dimensions, with the hair, or to speak more
correctly, with the long bristles standing erect
like "quills upon the fretul porcupine." No human
being OF such deformity has existed. His act
Ing was like his appearances, ludcrousy unnatural.
BY far the best impersoEation was that OF Mr. T. w.
Keene, who gave powerful and ufe-like rendering
OF Claude, the demon monk. Miss Jennie Arnott, (
talented young actress, played the part OF Feur de-
Lys with grhce and spirit. The other performers
were either too tame or too extravagant In their
several parts. The performance was witnessed by
as large an audience as any theatrical manager can
reasonably expect In the present warm weather.
Mr.. F. 8. Chanfrau, the celebrated comedian, will
begin an engagement at this theatre on Monday.
July 20.
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BOvvery Theatre.


Despite the heat--which, after all Is only O
secondary consideration with the noble toIlers who
love the drama--the famed "old Drury" presented
solid front last evening In all parts OF the house.
Manager Frelgh works wonders at the Bowery.
There can be no doubt about 1t, or success would
scarcely have attended his efforts in supplying
novelty thus far In the summer. Some people dis
like oysters four months In the year; but the
freshness and originality of the entertainments
provided at this intellectual restaurant at once
create dramatic appetite among the stanch
taste and careful discrimination can satIate.
The latest and most significant production
side was presented last night and is entitled ..Wo-
mans Will" by ]. z. Little. The name OF the
piece speaks for itself, the plot depicting many
scenes which occur In everyday life, and everybody
knows where the women are bound to have their
way the sooner the sterner sex snake themselves
scarce" the better. MI. Little, who made his arst
appearance here, and Mr.. Whalley who sustained
leading part, contribute largely to the Of
the performance, which was varied by the enter
tainment given by Mr.. LanglOes, whose Juggling
features created great deal of amusement .
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THE WEST RIVER RAILROAD.

We learn from the other side Of the
mountain that the prospects Of this
road are very encouraging, the injunc-
ton procured by the Vermont Central
railroad having been removed under
the condition the road from Brattleboro
to Jamaica be put under contract to
responsible parties before the first Of
December We learn from the officers
of the road that il will be put under
contract before that time.
We also learn that il the entire line
TO Whitehall is built parties stand ready
to lease il for thirty years, paying six
per cent on the capital stock. II the
people on the line Of the proposed road
can be assured Of this there can be no
doubt Of their subscribing literally, for
the road wil'cerlainly be a great bcne.
lt 10 the whole section through
which il passes
We further learn that a surveyor is
expected At once 10 survey the line
across the mountains from Manchester
a. Rondyllc to ascertain the practical.
bility Of the route, and with this ques
ton settled we feel reasonably certain
that the road will be built
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- OrTIcE % sEcEET4EY uF srsIE4
Mortified, Juae j, 1872
Sealed proposals afe hereby invited ior pgIn-
ting tie following State Documents, 70 ait, Re.
porte 20 ne Auditor Il Aoeoaate Ad|utant aud
Inspector general 0naftefmAstpT Geuefai, Ser
gent ai-Atme Raiiread ClmmiAeautr CUIHmls-
sioHer uf tbs Insane, Directors Superintendent
and Chaplain u Size STAG F..Hau Trustees u the
Vermont Reform aeloal aud Trustees ~ the
University II Vermont aHd stats Agricultural
college, ia the general form and style ~ the
Laws " Vermont, for IslU. q b. bound 10 one
t4ry q state H Montpelier, % " before iht trst
Monday u Oetohef next
Also thg Eep0ry u the Board u Education in
tie same form AHd stFlf, bouHd In 4 single Y9l-
ume. aud 70 be delivered d tho same time and
plare.
Alec, ihe Report ~ ne Vermont ssstE AaAfd
o. Agriculture ManG{netu4s aAd Mining IL tbs
saa.e form and style, leund IN s single volume
AID t. e delivered att same ufle and place.
As1 tie hiessnial Session Lass u 1874 IL the
same style. bound u single volume AID 70 De
ready delivered fOf aistnbuton o. o. before the
arst dAy u January 1873
ALSO, tho senate and H9use Journals, ia the
t6me Esuetsl form AID style u those ~ 1910
e be bynEd ia separate volumes, and ready tn
distnbui.1l o. " before The fret LAY u aAg.
1918
details a contracts al ~ governed Ia Al paf.
aduiafs - tie lgfgEslans u No. q. % tie Arts =
lsy7-t8 at3ra parties interested are pospect-
luAy rlfsu14.
enlk ~ East8ta aaalfsnE q eltef INTO e3stsaei
iqf Any part " tbis NafA
Iar right tl ft.Ngi ~ ~ AID FfepasA3ss Is tAsF
e deemed ~ the Interest q ne state. l. here.
GEORGE NICHOLS.
zswssr Secretary q state.
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SiMNER,s SPEECH.

The public have been expecting for
some time and auxiously waiting for
Sumner 70 come out in the presiden-
tial fight though there has been but
little doubt on which side he would be
when the occasion came In the senate
on Friday, with no question to call it
out be delivered Iengthyand mastery
effort. but evidently Sc mixed with
personal malice that il will iniurc the
administration less than il viii its an.
thor.
Tho speech was made evidently, for
the purpose q influencing the Philadel-
phia Convention, for Sumner likes
Greeley but little better than be does
Grant but be is now too late prevent
the nomination q Grant. II Greeley
and the other liberals had waited
and bent "A their energies 70 beat
Grant al Philadelphia, instead Of rush
ing 81 to Cincinnati they might pos-
sibly have accomplished their object.
They would Al least have secured the
sappor, d a great many prominent mes
who viii nov 70 f5r Grant
Bat things have got badly mixed,
tie opposers d Gaat many q thcm
are not satisfied with Greeley and Tie
opposition will hardly present tie aait.
ei front necessary i0r successful
campaign. Summers speech VIII hard
liz help mattcrs n Sc had heartily
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y $500 .tIemnnn

MB else EaanFjaa fn pH6a read
tHa 1arHRst "a ltle more carefully and
Hi4aet some II lie statements ia regard
the position otthe 1amNn 90 ihf
rraaeasiai gBesiiea
When CUT Bennington HoiFhbsr says
@ k ahaat beiug the leading
aamdal Republican paper ia Benning
som eoaaiy is makes good sound Re
rullleaas NATURALLY doubt tls sincerity.
Those wien are really sincere d. not
USUALLY make an affidavit 81 il every
day Ia tlle week We hope the ire
Pna il aa loyal as i represents itself
lut we inaa that il shall not misrep.
ent our position ga this OF any ether
question and when il Says, a. i did IN
.ts issue 0i last week. that the Fres
Eae was tbs means u calling az ont
$50 most enpbatically object The
Joeussl always has decided opinion
II IT, own, On al questions, aud Is not
allied cat Ia that way When our
neiEhhor wishes to state orr opinions
she safest way will 30 to quote the
language we use.
Nc are much obliged 70 the editor
II tbe Fng Press ioF the compliment
he pays as Of showing our colors plain
ly on al matters Of local interest, and
we don't object 70 the Free Press call
ing itself the official county paper
i il l. any satisfaction 10 do 30 bat
really we cannot quite see the point Of
such a statement. 1t Is well known
70 everybody that the circulation Of
the JoCmm is the largest Of any paper
in this part Of the state, and we think
the Free Pres would show much better
taste not 70 lay claim TO all the honors
~ the only sound Republican news
paper Of Bennington County.
We are glad to see that the Free
Press has taken our advice about THAT
reputation business" il talked so loud
~ about until very recently, aud we
hope that age and experience will
bring 10 that paper wisdom and candor.
The Journal has no disposition to
treat lis neighbors opinions except in a
fair and liberal manner, and the Free
Press does not strengthen its position
as an advocate Of any particular pro
iect or new enterprise by claiming 70
be the only paper in the county that
has the general good at heart.
Is Il not Just possible that the other
county papers know a little something
about tie interests Of Bennington
County as whole, or must we all ad
nit that the Bennington Free Press
knows Il AT fit Is SO our readers
wiil 10 doubt stop the JOURNAL, anC
take the Free Press, but until they d,
We shall believe that our opinions
have AZ least as much weight as they
would IL we claimed as the Free Pres
does 10 have all Of the wisdom, all o
the honesty, and all ofthe sound Re
pnblicanism in this county, besides be-
ing the official county paper what
ever that may mean.
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a5m Greeley itWeul5 have added
atiaas tha a.itfs tguFth 1at
&C. aaelt5 81 u.s H3 lH failure
waaks1s Greeley prospects. il Mr.
sumner laaid as length f'i mie the
ranks IF Greeley followers As some
others haro iaae ana arc doing i win
Hrt Dee with that hearty enthusiasm
shat wll carry ths masses
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srrEElog ~ NJ 0mGE McusEe

htt+h.H"
A moments gauea 1t tais novel combination
Tor q FEEn, win convince thg reader VI is saptr
nori0, fgg tbe following reasons
let. The prtsser foot Is alWBys raised film
Use fabric Bhtn the feed tahes place, thereby im-
parting 40 Resistance ia seams or ridges while
feeding
"a. The needle being 10 the fabric and may-
ing with the yEnTlJ ~ FEEp-nAE-HWtft lu tuH
pressure on ID goods -al tho time the feed takes
place, renders 10 sure, strong and uniform "a
length.
Sd The needle being la the go0ds az the time
the feed takes place. renders tlmp ssjo,a 20 iull
ono piece while the other s. stretched,
ath The VERTICAL FEEDsHAH being behind the
needle renders il capable 81 sewing Chaotic guuda
makes smooth aud flexible seam With stitch
alike on both sides-thus enabling the beWiHg o.
any number of thickncsses without bastiug, and
operating with equal facility on the heateet as
well as the ightes fabrics
The SnoE TRADE and others engaged in exc
cutting scroll work. braiding ETC., Sill appreciate
the value OF this feed at once, aa tho stitches are
always the same length IA turning curves, long
OF short in either direction, While all Other ma.
chimes lengthon the stitch "a turning tlt goods
one way, and shorten in turning the other
1 In addition to the foregoing invaluable and I'D.
dispensable features, which arc peculiar 20 this
M chine alone, We urge the following additional
4 points which this machine possesses and which
are essential 10 any machine worthy OF place
1 in the family OF mandatory
let. SnrpTICrIl Il has no under works TO be
looked after or 70 get ont Of orders Is composed
1 Of less number Of working parts than any other
Shuttle Machine il easier ana quicker learned,
\ and is 80 simple ia construction that IL can Do
used efficiently by any one with Iaciuty.
/ "a. DuRABurrY-Its working parts are made
1 Of the best imported steel eath point 0t irie-
I ton boiug case hardened.
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Castoria.

CtsroRiA-a substitute for Castor Oil Ia yeget.
able preparation containg neither Minerals, Nor
phno nor Alcohol. II Is pleasant to take, does
not naaseate and operates when all other rene
dies failed, Dr. Pitcher has eyperimeuted If
teen years Ia producing preparation more eill'
cieptthan Castor Oh, without its horrd taste. he
Castora regulates the system; cures coustipa.
ton, stomach ache, Group and ilatulency, and
kills worms, Ii does not distress or grippe BY
it, quoting, soothing effect It produces natural
sloep, and is particularly adapted to crying and
teething children.
We desire Physicians TO test this article, and
viii forward three bottles GRATIS TO the address
OF any one one so authenticated Insist that your
druggist order 1t for You. 1t cost but 80 cents,
and one bottle viii cave many doctor bills.
5i4w j. b. ROSE & Co., So Broadway, n. Y.
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on On rwo rEans roR GOVERNOR.

on on Two 4ERns roR GOVERNOR.
The Republican State Convention
isr thc nomination 81 State officers will
meet n Montpelier, June goth, and il Is
time that The minds Of the people were
made up ID regard to certain questions
which must uuavoidabIy arise on that
occasion Foremost il the question Ia
regard e. thc Guyernorship It must
Is decided II this convention whether
,he rule 81 made two OF four years and
ira rale ought - be fixed for the best
interests II ihc State. without regard
a. lbe candidates for the Office at the
coming election Ne regard the rule
Ii be established as Of much more con.
sequence than thc question Of who shalt
Us governor for the next term
III Offices where there il large
Amount u important business t. be
done, requiring peculiar skill and
kn0wlcdge which can be oaly acquired
Us experience there i no doubt 81 the
psopiioiy Of keeping a good man.ia AZ
lsas a. be vii. stay OF uaiil cifcumstan-
ccs reader change desirable bot the o.
hrc 10 6otcfaor IL Ncsmout.iu ordinary
times i BOT 81 this character There
q ,cay iitslc 10 be done and that q !
kind that one man 81 good commoa
sense can do A. wei. "a another The
makes she pae6 FAther honorary thaa
otherwise and regarding !, ia this light
there are many men in the State whc
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uni.sr.osnrxgn.
Bmsmma W. June 3 2s7a

BmsmuE VIZ june 2s72
~. EfhT
The Stock holders 81 Peru Turnpike
request you 10 correct tbo statement
made 90 the JauHs,L oflast week in re-
gard to the officers of the company.
The election 81 officers Of the company
win be held on Wednesday, June l2th
at the hotel of " f. Mills 10 Niahall,
aud $40 change ofprpsent officers is e2-
pecteA or desired by tbe Stock holders.
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1 Twin forfeit one hundred dollars or full cased
Sewing Machine 20 any Sewing Machine that will
/ do the variety ofWork which can be done on the
I Grover Baker Sewing Machine by use Of reg
1 uar attachments.
GEO l.. HOWARD,
! jIeowlv Factory Point, Vt.
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You are troubled with a bad breath it snnoys
your friends aud Eequaiutances, as well as your
self You would like 20 get nd Of IL, but scarcely
know what means TO adopt, We will tell you. Use
the fragrant sozoDoNr. II will cleanse and beau
tify your teeth and leave your breath pure and
sweet
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TAKE A CERTIFICATE
IN THE
NORTH EASTERN MUTUAL LIFE
ASSOCIATION,

or
BRATTEHoR0 VERMONT
}0ffIcE ls IUWS HA(ts#
p ROT ECT YOUR MILY.
Tie Expense is less then One-thirl tie Cont
to- an Old st0ebPlan Company
DIVISION 80, q
For persons aged o1 t9 fO AbMIsalUN, sa %
ANNUAL DOE 81 % AssGsayEETs n 30
Fer each death. Present number 1V
DIVISION y.
AKes 90 % 40, ADHESION $40 90
aNEuAh BEE t3 fB saaEFsHFsTa 81 10
For etch death. Number ab8us 1850
DIVISION 81
Ages 40 b co. AusIsalUs $40 90
AEspAI nuE 81 " ASSESSMENT II 80
For each death Aumber about lU1
Apply % II y. foNLEE a. Manchester and At
Arlington, 70 II. s.. Hash
III case 81 tho death 81 Eay member n tie ss-
s0ciAtion bic beira % Hasiguese vail receive A.
many dollars ~ there SIRE members Ia his di
vision
BrGttleboro, Va, May Zlth, ls71 l3lyl5r
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II r. DYER,
DEtLEH iE
PORTABLE ENGINES,
FBos 80 - HDiEsE H9wEHy boa N4hNfN CUTTERS
HEEElcEs, EgrAhg FINla hsD TAbAEEifs.
H0LLYB AND OTHER ROTARY PUMPS
for Qpauy aud Mil WoEA, alss
Cast ASB WROUGHT TE0N PlPR
All szts flf Water. steam aBd Gss Allkiads u
EtuaEH N1tufss, Steam aHd u alter 6uaRss,
steam Whistles, Gigbe Waiver. steam GaaFs
and Pct Ceaas Aa.
HCEHER H9zE AkU BELgiNa LEATHEE HELT
fAG AND LAtlhGs EEBkEE hAu ELA&
PACKING AND COTTON WASTE
Eag.ne. aud otAef Qaafft Machinery pat Ia
apeEat8au g shHu bodice Also. etEs1 water
aBd oAs Ittiuas. FAHIiet LaL kgsEa FaIh
20 HE4&a carEsE faeF.alIE.
b. u. D8EH.
i1 Merchants Row
RauAhd, w., MsrlS Fth. ls7i is8tr
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SPECIAL MOTTO KS.
ia.nnIr.

The next Regular CONTAMINATION q Adoniram
Lodge. f. a A. 81, wilt be held on Thursday
evening jane 2nlh ls5A
r. J. WYMAN, WM
L.. c. uRViS IS W.
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JOHN S. PETITIONER EsTAg I
sTATE aF NRENaEI W4Uebasfsy pt.,,, !.
Ats Probate Court tsid Id MaHehest, ~
sud fgr said Dlstrits ~ Manchester ~ /
dNv VI jan a. D.. teT1
Present Hon . isfat3o. Jul,
Al laatFnmnhtln writing pufy +,
last vii and testament u Ialty ''5t.. =
u aanet estatl "a said 49, iaes.eg y
pFa46alel IN probags aat aHe
Nhprup1n it Aae Hf.tsy -,.,.,.
~ t. 80 = CUau ~ be ha
ti'st U,t,re' &c., !, ~ ~ Jane, isi1 &
tsrfstra n $3.50 given q sa ptfsaus
1880 II 1870 lnB i certified c1Py q
= nm a .. 80 three weeks successive
NJ $500 t45s EBJ0rMHAE q newspaper ~
heanng HANtf ~ tt'"s
tfue 10
.,stS L0YELAND AtAe0b hegst 4
80 ~ " r0esfd
IL L08EIAkD MGhBOh. Hfgiste 1
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~ .l0N CLARKIs EsTATE-

NJ tON CLARK'S ESTATE
E4Ark ~ HgEH9aF Manchester District,
Probate g9uH held - Manchester ut
f8r sald District u Manchester 90 the
$ ~ May A. ~ 1879
ffesenE H5u i y BBrtea lltst
The tEscHt1f 81 tie estate ~ MytDa 81
late N Manchester les 81 nsiflet DECEASED, "
application - ssl8 Court ta render bis Aecyau
hheFe8puu N aAE ordered that cad seao
be examined faf allowance a. & Probate C0aH
Is held e SIZE Probate Ofae ID Imebfsisi
saIa District. "a ths laat Wednesday la !.
1872. and that Hqtiee itgeai u gifea y ~
I s8as Interested 81 Publishing . safuhel e,fl
fhs record - esd order i4rfa aeeEs silteFss
lg in TIE MaaaHE8gEa W. ENALs HtHsPA
Pnltel 81 sa.a Asuehsstafl Pfeagas o
tiWs ~ Ee6HHg
A tF1s Feesf1
Atssst L0YEiAbD Alse0a. heglsla
a tFaa a3py " record.
Atiest, LgYEL&sD MgssoA, Eeslste
{ EWZ8E
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Adoniram Chapter, No. ~, Il. A. NJ.
Next regular canvocAtinn on "Wednesday even
Ing June 26th, 81 q O'Clock.
l.. G. ORVlS, II. 7.
j. 7. BLACK, Sect.