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- MIS- = i y Ltllt - = ~ >.
FOR COUGHS. COLDS 4 H0ARsESE5s
1ness 4c5lsts present thu Acid i1 CalH-1l-'..
vith otner e.tc.clt remedies In popular 1. '.-
ne Cure Of al HROAr ami LcSG Disease.
EDAESENEsS ara ULCEEATIJS ~ lo
IhhuAI are irmcliat7,y relieved. ami ,.1te-ls--s
are constantly being s5nt o. tho pr. u--.a- I'd relief
n c2se q thrcSt difficulties % yc1-- --8uI..-.
CAITION. Don't be deceived uy WORTH less .--
tatons. Get oily Wells Carho,ic Tltle.s. Fres
3 cents rer ooz. JOHN z. Kellogg Is P.a,t co,
=; h. sole AEou. .or The L. s.. seal .1r circular
iuue 25-trfSx=z
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a'YCs.n / answered. you last;
mo % this morning, sir, ! say.
C.lo7s, seen oy candle. ii zht
VII not look tie same by day.
Wren the tabor played their hest
Lamps above, AID Laughs below
Love me sounded ike a Jest,
Fi;f1r. cs O. I'll; ior no.
Call re f.Ise or call me free
Vow whatever light may shine
No man on thy face shall see
ANY grief for change on mine
Yet the sin is or Us both.
Time L. uaIce IS not u WOO
hOlCr j. 1T makes fickle trOth;
Soon ofme rec0ils on you.
Learn 10 win lsdy's faith
Nohis, as the thing is high
Dravely. as Tor lie or death
With a loyal slavity.
Lead her from the festive boards,
Point her 50 the starry skies,
Guard her by your flitnful words
Pure lTom courtship's dltteries.
By your truth sho shall be tine
Ever true, as wives O.! yUre
And her Yes. once said to you,
shall be Yes ,orevcrm9re.
Et-etffh b. Brcur
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STATIONS
AT MALVERN FARMS.
SEASON OF 1872.
TATTERSALL,

TATTERSALL,
Brown Stallion, l5i hands; f0alei Aug ,, 1867, by
Rysdyk's HsTnbletonian. dam By Daniel Lambe
(by Ethan Allen out Of Fannie Cook, By Abdallah);
Id Dam Quakeress, by Young Emperor (by Bridges
Emperor out Of Cherub. by AhdRllah) Sd dam by sir
Charles, thoroughbred son OF Duroc will make the
season Of ls72 at Malvern Farms. Morrisville, La
noble County, Vt, at $50 TO insure.
DIAL
Brown Stallion i6 hands; Foaled jane |, 1868; by
Geo. NJ. PAtchen o1t of Quskeress pedigree ahove)
will MAKE the season at same place at SIS to in
sure Mares kept at reasonable rates owners risk
ALMON W. GRISW0LD.
For Circulars, ard all matters pertaining to the
horses, address HENRY S. TowS, Superintendent,
MsrrisTllie, VT. May l6-wd
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gisT Establishments.
NOTICE.

WHEREAS nv wife, Catherine Hart, has left
w nv bed and board without any just cause,
hereby Forbid any person hsrboring trusting her
on my account for | will pay no debts OF her con
DOMIEICK HART.
Hinesburgh, VT, aug p. Is72-9w3t
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From Ire. ELrzIBEzH COOLIES. Eraaa1ial.

brunswick April . 1s1-.
Miss SAWYER; I received your letter lasi even
Ia 3. and was very g.it YOU concluded 10 let uc
take yIar ;-aige. ii4-- 1 can do we'll with b and
IL will Dee iit. 1c1lluIn Il4tlOu % my husband
as h cannot %, along lcut1ut 10. lie has ;ried
everything else and has never found Az thing that
healed his lcg as tEat ralve Il YOURS aad We lave
both found Do O. DE 0H GEf srfu more. han aCu
recommend . % De-. We have la! il iu tie family
five OF SIX years, lal have used J. for Everything
e1l can fr-ig s-y re- hare NOR f0trd a. squat
nse 10 Tor weak back, ani 30 acts Ike charm.
MI Co1uAs has lad F,r.T Sore on hiF leg fCr
thirty yeGr' and 'r7'if b. r. crlFIi' to-day yhe
hal not fa-uf % reatfy iH goHr 4N9irs- Il keeps
it healed. and takes out the Inflammation, proud
flesh ard swelling. and does for hin al flat he can
asl. I SAP recommend it for ! good many things
l-. yol have aot. for use it f.r CvlTytLl:E. l
col=iler If iayailali1 l family. If you can lut
t1s testimony iog Oh .r. and 10 can ac ~ aly sC-
y.-- t1 sou. .u are welcome.
Your, Sc. ELIZABETH CCOMDS.
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TRUSS, BELT and BANDAGG establishments. ...-
Chestnut Street PhLatelph.a ami -3- Er.a-v-y
| Z :. =
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SANCYS rNIcLaNE.s ESTATE.

NE TEE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
" pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
lor the District Of CEittenden, Commissioners to
receive, examine and 81 lust the claims and demands
Of all persons, ssainst the estate Of Nancy McLane
la'e q Essex in said District, deceased, and
also ALI claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and six months from the day Of the date
hereof, being allowed by the said Court for that
purpose, NC co therefore hereby give notice, that
We VIII attend 70 the bus ness Of our appointment
az the dwelling house Of s. d. Teachout Of
Essex, in said District, on the reeond Tues
days Of October and Feb'y next at 10 O'Clock q ~
on each Of said GAYS.
Dated this 2lth cay q August, A. D. 1872.
NJ. L. SNYDER, I c..--,
L. ". FRENCH, 5 COMMISSIONERS.
no. s-w3W
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OFFICE AT THE YARD.
H.v "a -dkEtf
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UNDEGU1LL CENTRE, VT.
'y1ais SCHOOL WILL OPEN ON MONDAY,
L Sspt 10th, under the charge Of SIR. and MIS-
Geo. IL. Bites.
For Circulars or further Information; apply to
NARTIN WIRES.
Chairman Executive Committee
Unicrl.i Centre, Vt. Aug. &c, 1872.
Aug 31-w3t
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A GENTS WANTED FOR Prof. FOWLER'S
"A GREAT WORK en- Manhood, Womanhood,
and their mutual inter relations love, its laws
power, etc Send for specimen es and circulars
with terms. Address. NATIONAL PUBLISHING
CO. Pnila Pa.-AuR 6. td&wiw
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The object in establishing this Institution
was to stain the greatest perfection in the
preparation, practice and use Of Vegetable
Remedies, and to secure permanent place
where Families. Iavalids, or any person could
obtain the best medical advice, and such REM
ejies rs each might require, without the use
of poisonous drugs.
Or. Greene has been Physician Of the Insti
tate since its foundation, now more than
twenty-five years. Few men have had so
large experience in the treatment of chronic
diseases. Dr.. Greene is in his hfty-ffth year
and has devoted his life to this branch Of his
profession. and his success, We believe is with
out parallel.
Among the diseases to which he gives es-
Q-cial attention may be noticed Cancer, Scrof-
u,a, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption, Heart
Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness,
Eheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys-
Vcrsia, Liver Complaint, Female Complaints,
Faint Stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling,
Sah Bheuu, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Dis
eases. Seminal Weakness, SC.
Or. Greenes Medical Pamphlet, descrip-
tive Of diseases and their propertrea;ment, will
be sent free to invalids.
Address, r. GREENE. VI. D,
81 Temple Place, Boston, Mass.
Ag- .5-sly
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is HEREBY GIVEN that application will be
i made 70 the next general assembly OF this state,
Tor the grant Of Act OF Incorporation, with power
to construct and operate Railroad to be run by
horse power from Winooski Village to the town Of
sbelburn and through the City Of Burlington.
Burlington, Aug. l2.h, 1871 7-W5e
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3ieQal 1otirfs.


IKI MAN FAt ) ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, } The Honorable the
DISTRICT or cHrESp I 59t- C91T E i3T the
To all persons interested in the estate Of Truman
Fay, late Of Richmond in said District, De-
seased.
GREETING.
W. HEREAS, said Court hath assigned the 18th
w day Of September next Tor the settlement Of the
administration account OF the administrator O. the
said estate and for decree OF the residue of
the estate Of said deceased, and ordered that
public notice thereof be given 10 a. persons inter
ested in said estate, by publishing this order
three weeks successivsly previous 70 the DAY
printed in Burlington in said District.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified 10 appear ut
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington on the day
gned then and there to contest tho allowance Of
said account, and oppose said decree. il you see
cause.
Given under my hand, this ga day of August, a.
d. ls72. -. /. WALES JUDGE
ewlW
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q FLETCBERS GRIsT AND FIGURING MILL
-. and Dwelling House, new ard 10 good repair.
Also. Wood lot near by. Also small Farm win
-5od buildines- can be bought low inquire OF
s. FLETCHER,
At the Mil.
f-i-esl,r.r~h Vt Auy z.d-vfw
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Daurhg & Gas advertisements.

Cali and AaIlll0f1a
MILLIONS Bear Testimony TO their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
They are not vile Fancy Drink, Made % Poor
Rum, WhIskey, Proof Spirits and Refuse
IIquor- doctorcd spioed and sTeetencd % please -,
called TONES, Appetizer ''Ie7-1re-s, g.
that lead the tippler on 70 drunkenness and r but -
true Medicine made from the native Eoot5 ana s-s
Of California. free from all Alcoholic Stimu-
Innis. They are tho GREAT BLOOD PURI-
FER and 4 LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE
a rerfect Rcnovator and Invi-1rator o. tao s7-e-.
carrying Of all poisonous matter and restoring 'l
70 healthy condition. No person can take chase DR..
ters according 70 directions and remain long u--a
provided their bones are not destroyed D. r.-.-..
poison or other means, ami tie vi-l organs wasted
beyond the point o.; repair
They nre n Gentle Parzativc "a. well ~
Tonic. possessing. also. the pee-l-f u-a-.- of l.-
a. powerful agent in relieving CORRECTION o- J. I.-
nation Of the Liver, AMI al the yiscc-al or,aa1
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS. i1T1-r-.-
old married or single, az -c dawn % woman l--
The turn q life. these Tonic B.--ers have M o-l-
For IniIammatory and Chronic Rheuma-
ti-m and Govt, Dyspepsia or indigestion,
bilious. Rcmittcut and Iutermittcnt Tr-
vers, Diseases Of thc Blood, Liver, kiG-
neys aud bladder. these Bifter- have H-aI-.--
successful >,uch Diseases are ca--si tT vitiateI
Blood. which IS generally pr1,g-.l ~ d-rai--zs
o; the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, H.l.
ache, Pain 90 the shoulder Coughs ---uess % .s
Chest Dizziness Sour Erlc-ataus 90 tls s-1us-.
Lad Taste in The sios,l, Bilious Attacks. P.5-l,a1a.
the Heart ILLUMINATION o. the L-ar-. Pain in tle-.
Cious or tie Riineys. and hundred painful syl
TONS, a-e tie oas7riurs @. pys7e7sl-
They il7i-orate tie Stomach and s.iulllta Che -a
Liver ana Bowels which r111,r tle-l % uaela1..l
efcacy ia cleansing She blood o. ai ra7u--es AMI .
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srRAYEp Or STOLEN.

T1R9M THE Farm CT CHAS. 6. PRlNDLE
L in Charlotte August 9Th, a Light Yellow Cow,
thres'yeers old with a short tail. Any Information
leading to her recovery will be suitably rewarded.
MEADER GARVA.
Charl. tie. Vt, August l5-w3t
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AGEaTs vvANTED-frt the Lives OF
Gr%a ;I il Greeleyi

and the leading mon CT all parties Over 900 steel
PORTRAITS worth twice the cost Of tho book. Wanted
every where Agents have wonderful success. Send
Tor circular, ADDRESS ZlEGLER z ECCURDY 274
Main St, sYTing field Mass. Sept 2-.d&wiw
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aTOTICE Is given thai an application will he
II 10a1e 20 the next Session Of The General Assem-
Div q the state Of Vermont for alteration in the
charter Of tie Northern Vermont and Lake ChAin-
nIaiS Railroad. 90 that SAID railroad may be built
from Cambridge through Fairfax and wes'iord 10
Essex Centre. WOW
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T3NOUGH GOOD MEN 20 thoroughly canvass the
Ia whole State. for the New Book DAIRY
FARNrrG. PRACTICAL DAIRY HUSBASDRY
by X. A. WILLARD, A. II. A book Of great value
to every dairy farmer. Specified and exclusive
territory given Terms Libsrsl. address,
Z. WHITNEY, General Agent
Aug 9-v3w Milton, Vt.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
NOTICE.

4 PPLICATiON will lie made TO the General A.
a senbly Of the State Of Vermont, at its next
Session, to make the Kiver the Town Line between
Jericho and WillistO1. sH3t
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TURTHER NOTICE is hereby given that appli-
4 cation will also be made to the Legislature to
extend the above named Horse Car Railroad, into
tue town Of Hiaesbarsh, in addition to the points
above specifet. Aug 30-w3t
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This road is located through the richest and ms
poDulOus portion Of the state Of Wisconsin ft1
miles are air ady finished, equipped AID earning ll
terest from local busuCsi alone The hllauee Is
under contract to be completed this year, ana tls
iron is now being laid at The to OF half mile ie
day.
The BO=as are Issued at ths rate Of only
$4,000 per mile upon the Real, lnHy
finished ant equipped.
They bear interest nj the rsto per cont per a.
nun, payable June snd Decsabe FREE Or GOV
EMINENT TAX, ard are ofierec fCr the resal'
at ga. and accrued interest
Sslsble securities taken in exehang 20 at he Dsrse'
rate, and any further information furnished % So
plication. personally, OF by letter.
CIR EEELEAF, NORRIS i CO..
No. &c EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW YoRK-
Aug 6-td&w6W
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FARM FOR GALE

TN 4 U "a SN III.
1ES ACRES, six miles rem Essex Jurcsicn. on
lOC the Milton road. HOrse-tesm, Dairy of
twelve coSs, 900 cords Of WOOL 10 sugar NAPLES,
good apple orchard, plenty Of water. abundant out
nundlngs, including ice house. horso barn and hog
house. Terms easy. NELSON KELLOGG.
Essex, Vt, Aug. l6, ls72-w6
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MAIDEN DYE HOUSE.

MAIDEN DYE HOUSE.
IS COURT ST., BOSTON.
TNANfILY DYING AND CLEANSING in all its
L branches Send your geods by Express;
directed as above. will be promptly returned and
entire satisfaction guaranteed.
-KsTABUsEED 40 YEARs.-
Agents for Burlington Lyman Allen.
March ls.-wGm
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DREW, BLISS & HOLMES,

DREW, BLISS & HOLMES,
COunsellOrS at Law,
1892 STREET,
WARRINGTON, D. G.
Special attention given to cases requiring Con
gressionsl action prosecutions before commissioners
.: the Court of Claims.
Boston Once at No. Pemberton Square, 10
charge Of E. J. HoLxss, established for Revenue
and Custom practice and general law practice.
J. T. DREW, HENRY O. BLIss, Z. J. HoLnEs.
Dec le-dkut
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Sol BY all Druggists ard Dealers % Medicine.

d. Z. 6. FLINT :; CO., ?zoG2IET92s,
PEOFEDENCE. Il. 4.
Fold At who,cssls By HzSRY Co. Burlington
and at retail by r. L. SrEsRSs & Co.. +. v. BUR
May 3, GkW6m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that application
y wall be made TO the next Session oil The Legs,
lature Of Vermont, for a Charter for 2 Railroad
from some point in the town Of Essex, running
therce through such towns as may be necessary TO
a point on Lake Cha-plain, in the City Of Burling-
ton or in the vicinity Of said city. Also 10 amend
the Charter Of the Northern Vermont and Lake
Champiain Railroad Company. so that said road
may be built to Lake Champlaln from its present
western ternilses II Essez.
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NATURES REMEDY.
YkGk'gENE g
| HE GREsT BLOOD FURlHER./

VEGETlSE is made c.usiyeiy from the iiiccs
OF carefully selected banks roots, ard herbs and O
strongly cOucentra.cd that it viii eectuslly eradi
cate from the system every tint0i 10 FULA SCR p
uLoUs EuNoR, TUAoRs, CANCER. CASrxRoUs
HUNOR. ERYsfpELAs. SALT HlEUI. SlpHIlfrfc
DISEASE, CANEsR, FAIyTSEss At TEE STOMACH,
SID all diseases that arise f-cm impure blood
ScIATCA, ISFLAysATcEY AID CEEJsiC EHEUuA-
TIsM. NEURALGIA, GoUE and sPISAL COErLAISrs,
can oniy be ehec;ually carol through tie Blood.
For ULCERS, and Erupfirc diseases oft.e skin
PUsrULss. PMrLEs, BICTCufs. BaUs. TErTsR.
scALDHEAD and RISeW0Ey, ErGkTlSE La- never
failcd 70 effect permanent care.
For PAINS IL THE BACK, Kidney CoWpIAIyr-
DRoFsYi tENALS NEAKgrss. LEUCClRHoNA. ans.
from internal .ceraion, and uterine diseases 1u-
GENERAL DEBILITY, NEGLIINE acts DIRECTLY Z. On
the cause Of these complaints. Il inT.gorates ara
strengthens tie whole system, acts uu0a .he
secretive ORGANS, aiilys i-ta-u4-ou, cures u.c.r.
Etion and resula ics-ae bowels
Fcr CATAEaH. DTsFFrslA. fiah -jill Css-lvgsI.ss
Paipltafion o. the AEAcT, HxAptcHs fGLss Nrr
NOtsSEss AID General fsss.-a.icu OF Tire Nervous
System, no medicine Ia over "a. 1e1 such pcff,c.
satHiAcIion as to !EGSTINE 10 plr.ies tie
blood clean Is all tho o-sl-s, ali possesses a rou
trolling power ever the he.s0cs system.
The remarkable ccrrs Effected hy NEiEIINE
have induced many phJsie'ars ann sFotae-srias
whom we knc" - presence ara use j. in thei- own
families
In fact, VsGzrIxs 10 -he best remedy vet 6.s.-v
efei oT the above disease AID IS TIE only re-ah'e
puhEc.
PREPARED y q. r. STEVENS Boston. 3lass.
Price ~ -. Soi1 by az ltra--.s-s
IN gsT
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sARAF ID. HAZARDS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! To all persons con
nrs-pt--- m. -4r-fsr,, g. cs-ned in the estate q
~ Sarah u Hazard, late
GREETING.
At 4 Probate Court holden at Burlington within
ana Tor the District Of Chitendon, the 27th day Of
August \ d is12, an Instrument, purpor:ing 20
De Inc last v i'll and Testament Of Sarah D. Hazard
late Of Charlotte, in said district, deceased.
Fss presented 70 the Court Aforesaid for probate and
it is ordered by said Court that the i9.h day O.
september A.D 81, at the Probate Court Rooms IN
SAID Burlington, be gned for proving said Instru-
ment and that notice thereof he given TO all per
sons concerned ~ publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Weekly free Press a
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous 10
the time appointed.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court, at the time and place Aforesaid and
contest the probate Of said viii, fyou have cause
Given u1Ger my hand at Burlington in said Dis
tfict this I'm day If August. A. d. ls72.
eTJW T. L. WALES, Judge.
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{. 4. L. sPRACUEs' ESTATE.
I5rE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been ap-
~ pointed hy the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chttenden, Commissioners t.
receive. examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons, against the estate Of c. Il. L. Sprague
late of Essex, in said District. deceased and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto; snd Fix months from the day Of the date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, We Go therefore hereby give notice that We
vii attend TO the business Of our appointment At
the dwelling house Of Harriet ". sprague Of Willis
ton in said District the third Tuesdays Of Sep
temher and January next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ on
each Of said days.
Dated this 29th dav Of July A D. iS72.
4. B. FAY
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NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed copartuor-
! ship under the name and firm OF " Baker
Hickey" and have received the appoint Of general
agents from the Singer Manufacturing Company,
for Northern Vermont and New York
Office, 70 College Street.
Liberal Inducements given TO Local Agents In IN
occupied aterritory
CanvsSsers Wanted. PRANK s. BAkEE.
July 3l-d&v1 ID. W. HICKEY.
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~ TyE[ Bss 0s

GEN EEAL AGENTS.
e27 SOUTH FRONT ST., PHILADELPHIA
Gettysburg Spring Co. Aug 2o-idkxi,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17

Wheat quiet export being restricted by
par. as evening" we're about
p ssa IA u @ U FOR Ds"h e IS IS for
choice No. No Milwaukee in store 81 IS 81 80 for
70. ns s.ds T
c 1 9T yellow anSs o .say ED
Western Oats were dn Sc tac for Western mixed
Barley-sales $500 bushels prime bay at
FREIemrs was little call TO day for berth ROOM
either by steam or SAIL but rates remained firm The
market for suitable vessels for petroleum. but parties
generally were apsr. IN their views IN regard rates.
reported today folowsTo Liverpool BY steam 100
bag: clover S seed I at
s ss 100 boxes bacon q 3d. 10 Bremen 200
hence 70 port IN Peru, general cargo, the
United states Or Europ. with guano on private terms
ger cen. pTimase Two schooner. from Porto Rico New
s%p, hcSsesS ST. ss bars SarsS Gsrae1ss
land general cargo lump sum British bark. 1924 tons
GuNNlEs has been DECIDED improvement in the
has bssn GOOD pise.
mand and continued We near Of sales our last
as bales cash few since nos previously
Sa s.'Ts 70 Ws ss.s god IL
bales loo, gold in bond 2ooo rolls of domestic, for sum
%pr Se1ery hear sale. Of eGs bale, 'S
bags arrive per Edith waren and 100 bales per
HrSr ASp juTr.--rhe market for hemp remained dull
QUITS S were also quiet but r@ he fecen. 9e
Ts1s re ss ~ apGss %s 80
ton; Manila, lsc lSac, gold ssal, liS4c ilIsc gold
lutte butts. Sac. a Sxc. currency
HAY Ann STRAw.--The market for shipping continued
oiet but steady Prime retail qualities been in good
demand unchanged prices The current quotations ere
s0 Soc long rye straw 81 % 81 Isl short rye do e5c
= soc. oats do, 65c. Soc, wheat 6uc. zoe.
Hops-Ihe market shi retains its hrmness but there
very doing the oil business The receipts con
time liz nt and with . small supply OF desirable qualities,
bolSers are firm and Indifferent show willingness
cell unless full prices realized The current quotations
are state Doc Csc. Eastern western, Zoe. 6Uc
yearngs loo BOc. oids l0c. l5c old olds 30. 12c
California yearngs bc 30c DO olds yc ltc foreign
MoLAssEs-Tbe market remained quiet put Gru for both
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-17
SKATING At TIE PARA.

The skating season IL nearly over. Already the
Indications or spring are numerous In tho heavens
above and the earth beneath. The weather yesicr.
day was very significant OF March, The wind was
clustering and keen but not cold, and the sky with
Its scudoing clouds beginning TO lose its steel
blue aspect under the influence OF the
returning sun. AT Central PARK nature
is evidently getting ready TO wake up. The lille
mounds OF snow bordering the paths are slowly
being absorbed, to reappear IN the soft green
sward. Tiny lakes here ana there about the Mall,
where depression OF the ground holds the water
that collects i'll IL, snow "a determination TO be icy
no longer and the lakes proper are slowly giving
In to the new influence. WOrkmen are cutting and
trimming The bare trees and making ready for the
spring growths, while the merry skaters are ENJOY
Ing The remnants OF winter and skating while the
Ice lasts.
Yesterday moderate number took advantage OF
the conjunction or mud weather ana Ice, and the
pond at FIlty-ninth street and the lake nc seventy
fourth street were sparsey covered with skaters OF
both sexes. There was plenty OF room for each ndi-
vidua-a very desirable thing In skating-and the
swift and graceful movements or the figures gliding
around the curves and under the bridges made u
pleasant contrast to the surrounding still lie. The
Park Is pleasant In all seasons and appreciated IN
all seasons, II one may Judge from the number who
frequent II, when there Is 30 little special
attraction as at present. The num,er OF visitors
this week, up to Thursday night, was IL, 95J-on
Monday, 1902; on Tuesday, 1874; on Wednesday,
2,yS3. and on Thursday, 5,557.