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y me. By Isbell IS SUI. II,
s. Auctloneers and Heal Ea, ase AGENT.
NJ. s Eleventh Greet. between Main and Rank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SC)CKrOFr GRO
h CkRIES. &c. iCuRNERl llk,5 RIst)Ok AVE-
NUE AND ADAMS sTREET Af.ATs TIofs.-
fEed 81 aG q ,t sr e. M under
Thomas, beAIing date un the 9th day OF March,
1873. Of record Ill the clerks offe of the Chancery
Court Of the city of Richmond we win sell at the
store of GlazebroOk & Thomas. eornef Brook ave-
nue. and Adams street, at public auction, on FRI
pa the lath day OF June, 1878. commencing ut II
O'Clock AN. their entire stockj6f GkuCtRIEG
&C., consisting of CT 3 =
MOL ASSES, VINEGAR; CIGARS;
- SOEE-LEA1HERt BR.HtMs. SOAP, &,
.mH So WkAPPISG-PAPER,T uBACCD. ...tt
...- :. MUSTARD, &c. g.. - =, T.. i - ~ 8
- HORSE,
- fNAGpN and HARNESS.
10 CARRIAGE and IRON SAFE.
IEBNS: Cash. DAVID j, SAUNDERS,
e THOSfASPOTTS, =
fell -, -! trustees.
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ByJames.L,AppctsonssR eal Esta,tss .Ancttoneer,s
49, No.. 11ls HAHN sfsEet. : ~ = 80
TyRUSTENs SALE on REa1l EsTATI

TRUSTEES SALE OF REau3 ESTATE
l. AT RoCKETTF.-in executson OF drty re.
corded trnst deed from w. TrHssr1s and wife 10
the subscriber, Vii sci, ON the on MON!
DAY, June ., Is7s, al 3 O'Clock pm. if fafr.ii
not the next fair day therrafterl sse LOT on ths
with the NAMED STORE No. s:Ss thereofi occu'
pied by q iefsss ineat mark The cotnpirtior
Of the chesapeake and tlhio rsiJr d. consequent
gTeatIy enhance ita value = = r ss.fEG
TERMS: One-thfrd cash: balar CO at four ant
eight months for negotiable notes. iNharest al cigt
per cent added, secured by trust dGeft:
ia J2-,Ifda. JsaS2 = IAppEpSkn. I
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BY Is!,tll & Sc
BY Isbci! & Son, :. - =
Real Estate Agents and -suctioneers.
No. Eleventh street. betweeu.NIafn and Bank

No. Eleventh street, between,AIafn and Bank
,
Xxx G. ELL T BRICK DWELLING
IL AND TWO SMALL BRICK. TENE,iENTS
Oh THE NORTH SlDEOF VESABIE STREET,
AND THREE PRETTY VACANT, LOTS ON
Ca RRINGTON BETWEEN ROSE AND PINK
ST REEFS, NEAR THE RESIDENCE OF L. BA-
ksiR. ESQ. UNION HILL, ;:F0R SALE AT
1913, at o'clock P. M we win SELL Without limit
orseserve, upon the premises The excellent BRICK
DM, ElLING. containing eighGroonlS, two BRICK
beautiful VACANT LOTS, located as above stated.
Th" LOT On which the BRICK DWELLING
stands fronts ~ feet: the LOT on which the BRICK
TENEMENTS stand fronts 80 feet. and the VA.
CA7Nsr LOTS front y feet EACH nllslunning back
amined by one Of our hest lawyers. who pronounce
the title indisputable. thus saving to the purchase
or purchasers the expense OF hereafter exalninir
the SAME. a2 -s- y -
Z TEENS: One-fourth cash; balance on n credit y
four, eight and twelve months. for negotiable nc de-
with interest added and secured bytrtIst deed.
lie IL ISBELL & SON. Anctfoncp, &
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BY w. Godd1n,
Auciioneer and Reel Estate Agent,
Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF BEAUTIFUL
- LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF NINE
TENTH BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND GRACE
STREETS.-Will he sold Ut auction, on the pre-
misses, on MONDAY the 18th Of june. 1873. at 8
O'Clock P. NJ, that truly beautiful LOT To-
Gated as above. adjoining the residences of Mr.:
Brown and NIr. ". H. Turpiu, fronting 81 feet and
running back 1872 feet 1t Is lucIosed In front by IN
iron railing, and IS set In shrubbery, shade
&c, and Is really amongst The handsomest lots in
that desirable locality.
TERMS Ole-tiird cash bal lnce In four and ei2ht
months bearing interest &c. W. GODDN..:
lie II Am,tnnnr
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HOT1sE.F.IRNIsHING GOODS:

ID p. RICHARDSON y Gu,
HI no. 9O1. COR MAIN AND NINTH STREET.
are now receiving their spring supply oi
MATTISC;S, In every variety and quallty:
FLOOR and TABLE OIL-CL0THS; :
PRINTS and CRETUNES, for furniture-coVefs.
n lTTINGlIAM and SWISS LACE CufIAiNs,
Large stock of WINDOW-sHADES. ana hpi
LANDS; 7. s@... - 9
ut, of which Will be sold Oh reasonable terms.
an 1a-"m .... :. -, 80.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oN

sTsAHHE ERAaIEsf,WELLIEG ON
~ FRANKLIN -ETEEEsEpMEAR TWENTY.
IN = y t AHsDL9TMs1TH ThAME sTAbL'
AT AuGTiOS.-Te viii cell at suctton ON ,tiit
prssni ses sehI Tu ESgA The l7tIt OF Jim, III I:
Gated as above, nos locnpied by sirs. J 6hirsdr
sands. Ef Il two stories besides basemepf and AZ
uc II bos ntne Foifs: There is well Of eareileh,
wrten on che pFetses Yhe lot feorts So ,f An ffs
north silcf Ffankiih sire, and runs Irk ian fe
The stable lot frosts Is feet en- Ta snsr.seyenfi
nroner a1 "a r has saSI q, asma,ps aon Of TILL
The river and The Beautiful country, below on tosf
sides Ts OF the riyrM 80 csrrps 6
10 so An
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.ROR SALE, LARGE AND SPLENDID
Iso,T GSEAziES N EA =, IN y, Po G.
deed Of trust from 4. n. Pool, &C., Wal proce ed
to sell at IIuntersvile. West Va, OH THURSDAY.
25h Gay Of June, 1873, at Il O'Clock NJ that mag
nthssnt body of LAND; containing FIVE THOU
ACltES. formerly owned by james II. Ewine, lying
OF the North. South. aud Silver FORKS II Elk river
shout one mile from Gbson's. In PccAhontts coan-
ty West w, About 500 acres are cleared, and has
Il full and fine growth of blue grass aud timothy.
| aud furnishes grazing for several hundred cattle
eacir yesrit has very fine body OF various tim
beers on IT, and Is the best watered land hi that Sec
ton, ne the three forks Of Elk river run through Its
various parts. .@t,s -. = ~
Iron and coal are said to have been discovered on
1t recently and from Its location these minerals may
exist In vast quantities. .,s..r s.sr :
1t lies Immediately along the line of a projected
railroad, and tuken altogether is the most desirable
body of timber, grazing farming land IN that fer
tile section. - .@5-..# .-~%As .ss-' '+.-- II
Parties wishing to examine the premises can dnd
good accommodations at (iib5Uns tavern. and direc-
tions where the land lies. -. go f0t =
TERMS: BY the deed the terms may be cash: but
upon small cash payment. to cover costs and NC
crued Interest, and satisfactory security for remain
der. easy terms and long credit may he given. =
je3 t..g-. /. b. e.. HARTSOUK. Trustee
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BY Reaaood I. eisnsat ID idcuoneers,
No. Hao Main sfrsot.

I'VE WILL SELL ON THURSDAY
mo aNiEp. Tune NH 1874 ut 10 O'Clock, the
SI0Sk OF GOODS IN the store OF sfr:s julius
" ofer No. 1903 Main street, who IL declining busi-
S0nssistihE o. HtNOTs. SHOES Dft GOODS, N O.,
ppi i,YN. sIovE,s sTORE-FIX rURES, SHOE
{ -, = REDWOOD L CRsssRAw,
JIG lk-I Auctioueefs.
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- BY fobertion, Bronaugh q Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneera,
Hull street. opposite the courthouse.
Manchester, Va.

'DY:yIRTUE or a DEED. OF TRUST
D.executed f. me as trustee on the 10th DAY OF
March, 1872 BY William WiBfree, lire anc duly re-
corded In The clerks Office Of Chesterfield County
Court ~. B. 81 page 81. shall, peing required so
To do by the beneficiary sell ut public anction on
st Ia O'Clock NJ, that VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND lying near the iidioshian c2a,mineS. -, N
CHEZ trrftkt county containing about 932 ACREs,
,.inlru. the lands Of Franklin. tearns, u. b. Han
.cca. ili,! others. This lamd lies about Two ap
half miles from C.aiteld station on The hfchincnn
and DaIl, lille railroad, within the c0al-hefn About
onetbirJ Is cleared the residue n forest OF oak ard
pIne The surffcc Indications of The existence oi
coal are VI good rs any In the coal field
The buildings cQpsiSt OF Il DW ELLtNG witp h'hs
ior Ten rooms. and ALI necos ssrv nut-honses.
,pj;EsMS; lash s,nfictcat 4, pay expenses oi sale
and s5.a; $I,9 oil the lUth II March ls ana VI oso
on tile 10Th Of March, Is7s to be secured bJa deeI OF
u ust on the property the residue OF tho purchase
money, II any, To be payable stsucl tunes ana Sc
cure.i In such manner ~ The said Winiree sisi
direct. and In default OF suc direction as the trus'
tee shall think H.. :. BROOAs. irustte'
KoBERTsos, BRosAUGsi & Co., Aucuoneers.
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esl1ys
terians Of besynodo ss vtsgsdsa, should unite
ina promps and liberal enaowmsns ef ID 10 .
stitution to which tue ftate and the Church
are already SO much indebted for the rro o Q.
ton OF sound and complete Christian ednca.
ton Of the students who are the hope of the
country.
"2. That the Board will at this meeting
appafntan executive e0mmitteegof eight, OF
which the president Of the college shall be
chairman, who win take charge of the exc.
sntton Of the plan for increasing the endcw.
nient OF the College, with fill power to act
for and in the name Of the Board In the pre-.
misses as to them may stem best, and that the
Board report from time to, time to the trus.
tees" !
The following committee was appointed
under the last resolution /: DIR. J. NJ. T.. At
kinson. chairman; A. G.. McIlwaine and :.
A. Nenable, of Petersburg; c. S. Caring.
ton, Of Richmond; Rev. NJ. L. Lacy, OF
Lewisburg, w. Va; Rev. DIR. D. B. Ewing,
or Augusta; Rev. George W. Finley, OF
Romney, W. Va; Rev. p. B. Price, Of
kockbridse, Va; any three of whom shall
be quorum.
THE ADDRESS OF. JUDGE VI. r. Staples
before the literary societies occupied one
hour and half, and was eloquent and
deeply interesting. His theme was The
Earth As discourse on natural science II
was instructive, and was closed with d fer.
vent appeal in behalf Of .virginia' and the
love OF Liberty and Independence.
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+ ~ Q by Cook & ,Lausbtoa. Ane,ioneeis, Is
: corner Franklin ana Governor streets.
.DAWNBROKER,S SALE OF.
Il DIAMONDS, WATCHES.
JEWELRY, sILvkRWARE, &C.,

DfAMONDS, WATCHES.
JEWELRY, sHvERWARE, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
Al The request Of ahrahant Hafris. pawnbroker
we will sell ut his store. Mo- 1891 Main street. or
THURSDAY the 18th iusinnt atio o'clock A. NJ.
FIVE HUNDRED LOTS OF
DIAMOND JEWELRY. a .rsc .a.
GOLD WATCHES,
PINS, CHAINS.
RINGS, &C, &C
r.. PITCHERS. GOBLETS,
SPOONS, FORKS, &C., &C,
MEMS AND WOMEN'S CLOTHING.
ias Guns, pIhT0LS, &C., &C.
All articles warranted as represented.
All persons having forfeited pledges at my Office
VIII call aud. renew Or redeem them Oh or tie ore
WEOk| Sb'Y, June nth, MS further Indulgence
cannot he granted,--s+rs
= Office open every night until 10 o'clock.
~ -.--~e - ABRAHAM HARRIS, Pawubroker.
10 i-tds = successor to III. Harris 6 Brother.
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r1ssoIIiTloNs 4 PARTNERSHIPS

asssOLUTaONS T. PARfNEKsHllrp1ss'..
DISsOLUTION.-.Our co-partnershlp Is
This day3 mutually dissolved BY the Withdrawal
oYa Al InvIpSON. Either party signins the urn
name In liluidation. -. I M nAVJIIsIH.
Richmond, June eth, 1878. I'm
i. 7 oil, continue the COMMISSION BUSINESS at
the old stand corner twelfth and Cary streets,
the Arm name of p, T.. WILSON s. CO., Win am.ie
means anu with q view If forming anotnsT CO
nersmp. A1' /"
In withdrawing from the firm oil r. r.. W iLsVH
O. Co. H. rtyoSane pleasure to recommend Mr. II
WILSON 10 the pubieas reliable ana trust"oi'"'
businessn man fin every respect. y,ncns
Richmond, june eth. 1879. je lost
NO.PAR,INERsHIP NoTICE.-The co.
D,GGETT 4 co. is hereby dissolved i By mu'u''
o0'''Ss11'', t<.st., NJ T. PHILLIPS,
-. A. j JENNINGS.
gsTba kisIueas Willie conducted hcreaftcr under
Inc name and style of PHILLIPS JENNINGS.
Thniiuf for: she ast sberah larronsge, we earl ,-
Treatsafgains In P.APER-HA Na IMtis: SHADES,
SSSiP aTS, on -CLo TIIsI MAgrINGsi hugs,
MATS3C:0RNtCES, CURTAINS, DAbtssh, of
diIipre Z grades. I55ft 5t1st u 81
aii.xars esecatei in the best style, both In Iown
and countryi ~ I. PHILLIPS q JESSisss,
'-' - Il. ss.coFHer Governor and Franklin StIeets
ES,ggIs nsSsa s xF Fl l,'a at 49, per yard
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Ry Cook 4 Lauehton. Auctinncers'
corner Franklin and Governor streets'
r ICORJCE.-1 WILL SELL AT fAuC-
4 TI0N. on TRuRSDAf. june L. at ! O'Clock,
about $50 cases. MASS LtG0RiGE, n ysti"''s
TOOK Il LauGHToN. Auctioheers. e i-a'
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FosTPONEMEAT.

Tie above sale lspostpphed until SATURDAY,
June 2is at IL o,ciOckiM.. &c the SAME place. Con.
yeyalcc, VIII be ut coslheid on tire morning Of that
day To take persons arriving by the O'Clock Dam
vile train 10 the plarc OF sale. te7
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: JOHN I! $; WISE;
.CHARL Els U. WILLIAMS.
JOHN H,GUf,

P: s.--:Atter the safe of the dwelling FOUR tx
EtLbE,ST PEWS in the middle aisle OF the First
Yresby terian church viii be sold. NJ tel
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Especial telegram to the Dtspatch.I
hANpDgS SYDNEY CoLLEGs, VIA FARNvIl. LIZ,
Jun" ll.--Ihe Board Of Trustees at the scS.
>'"n toby conferred IN" degree of IT,. -.
~ hr. Joseph l.. Cabeii, AZ the University
Z" Virginia and on DR.. l.. Dabney, Of Union
Theological Seminary, ut this place.
inE CENTENNIAL OF TIE GULLEGE.
he following important resolutions were
,JoIdcd by the Board:
-. ! bat the Board cordially iudorSe the
'is-e lions Of The President for the additional
= ",c"J to the funds Of The Institution, Dc.
he'ln; Lat the lime has come when The
'i!sn Ia q Ibis college and. Of rips scholar.
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" Nt'HE-'Sf. Iubf IL. 1900.
IN" NAL rln,e> before. the interesting exer-
- ~ lj-ti,y b"-iu. .Iudse Staples j.
H.'ea' - address the literary societirs to-
~ and General Pryor TO address the
AlG'DrI Tomorrow.
among ihr Visitors notice Rev. WI
aHfti'ud, 81 Riltimore. who preached the
r"''!lrelte sermon on iisi S,bbath.
W.. Jackson, widow Of General 7. J.
lyon, l. visiting her friends at thi, place,
~ l. he yue.t OF Dr.. Dabney. !
Il" Theological seminary Is now enjoying
- Vacation after husnk graduated the Iarge
number ol twenty-five students. or its
Professors Dr.. Alexander has gone to Eu-
,pit. DIR. smith i absent In Tennessee, Dfs.
!1hney and Peck are here. The health of
~. l'abncl i, much improved.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-12-03
zs1S TON FSAEssszIE.

BUTTERt-The market rules very steady with
more inquiry for medium and good kunls. Fine
makes selling well, and prices throughout ale
well maintained at quotations, viz: Fine Fall
Vermont and New York at 36d5Sc; choice dairies
at b d5ic, with Soc for fancy far 10 good Al 2SG
SIC; ordinary and common at 20G25c.
| CHEEsE.-rhe current transactions are main
| tanned at &c for CHI ice. and occasionally : a &c
better fancy; fair to good Il Sc and com
mon 90llc. Receipts 529 boxes
EGGs-rhere is a very far demand and quota
tons and receipts about supply the trade We
| quote Eastern at 3)G3Ic: Northern at 2SG3Oc :;
| Western at 2662sc; picked lSG2ic- Receipts 70.
boxes and pkgs.
rLoUR.-Market steady with fair demand. We
quote Western superine at - 30 a - 90 p bbl
common extras s. 90: Wisconsin and Minnesota
extra at 81 0ods o.; white wheat ONO, Indiana and
hlchlsan 3 5Od9 90; Illinois at 3 5ed9 5oand 81
Louis at s. 00dll 90 incIuding choice brands
CoRN-oales at 79}a ds0c = bushel for mixed and
yellow, now held at S0ds2c, with upward ten
| dency.
oArs-Market firm at 5.a59e p bu-hel for
| brown and white.
| RYE-Saies at 91dSl T. bushei.
SHORTS. ETC-ShorIs $40 5Oa23; Fine Feed So CO
G25 90, and Middlings S2S ood2t 90 t. ton.
APPLEs-The market continues steady Wequoie
| 81 oval 20 3 bbl for choice, ana So OOd5 . lor
common.
| BEANs-We quote choice Northern hand-picked
pea beans at So 75G3 20 + bush; do Western hand
| picked at - 60G2 - T. bush; do common NJ ga
: % T. bush; medium, choice at = 81 Z BUSH 10
common at 81 75d2 90 F bushel.
PEAs-Good to choice at 81 l5Gl p + busheli
common at Sldl 10 T bushel
observation-disclosures in good supply at t5&
| l5c; sweets IS 00d3 80 E bbl Onions - 81
| e Dbl.
PKovIsIoNS-Pork is frmi at Sl2 20 a sl3 ~
for prime, S4 15iD 90 for mess, and SI6GlS htl
| Tor clear and extra clear. Beef ranges from ssd
ID ? Dbl for mess and extra mess and Sl4Gl5 20 for
family. LarJl firm at sd9c t. 10 for city and West
ern. and Smoked Hams 91S6IOisc + 10
CoTFEE-rhe market for Coffee continues hrin
and prices of all grades gradually tending up
ward, on account oil small stocks.
SUGAR.-The market Is quite dul for sugar ana
prices are noRlnally the same for raw "e quote
fair to good refining at az PKG + n. Granuiaed
is selling at lose. and the different grades OF ooAee
| crushed at S3< d94c T. h.
MoLASSES.-caleS of Barbados al 31d 1850 an"
Porto Rico at 42G55c T. gallon, as 10 qudll y
DRY GooDs.-PrIces were weak and lIfesutal
during the first part of the week, and We notice
that few more reductions have been made III
plain coItons, but the market closes with indic1-
tons of a more settled tone next week IN - ml"-
thy with the advance iii the material
HiDES-We notice Il decided improvement ia lhe
HIDE market.
WooL.-rhe demand for domestic Wool hls
again been quite active. Prices have advanced D"
DC y b from tue lowest point on neeceS and h'ii
ers have become Indifferent about selling even az
this advance. as there l. now very confident let'
ing that i better and higher market is only queN-
ton OF time.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-12-03

CALIFORNIA SENAToRsHIP.-Senator Cas-
serly of California has sent in to Gov. Booth
his resignation as U. S. Senator from that
State. Casserly by this action has doubtless
sought to embarrass the Governor who is
himself a prominent candidate Tor the place.
and naturally expects to be elected when the
Legislature shall meet. The political combi-
nations OF the Golden State are thus placed
in peculiar position. Governor Booth will
be under the necessity Of appointing Sena-
tor to fill the unexpired term; but as Gov.
Booth is an acknowledged candidate for the
Office, at the next election, he will be forced
to appoint some one, who, if he is a man of
capacity, can hardly fail to be his rival for
the next term. 1t will be great temptation
to appoint an inferior man, but Governor
Booth is an honest man, and will, we are
convinced, do his duty in this respect, even
If 1t should lie at the cost of raising up a
powerful opponent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-12-03
HAMILTON FISH.
JOSE POEO De BARN Alb E

The CANALs.-Tne canal was closed be-
tween West Troy aud Albany the 2lst. Ice
was SO heavy on the little basin at Albany
that persons were walking upon it Thlr-
teen boats that left Albany for the west have
been stopped by the ice at Port Schuyler
At Bonneville nav igati0n IS entirely closed.
Superintendent North, of C)hoe-, in a tele-
gram to Auditor Dayton. Friday, says the
greatest trouble in that vicinity is the scar
city of water on the niue mile level About
twenty-five boats got througl u tide water
Friday evening. At little Falls the ice is
three inches thick. At Utica tie ICE is
thick aud boats connot move. Mitigation is
also su ostantialy suspended Oh ths Cham
plain email north OF Mec1 snicsville
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-12-03
THE LARK ~ Is.
fsnsFDN CaEFL3. 5zlisksT.
Reported and teIsgraphed expressly for the Greer
Mountain Freeman.
AT CAME RI DIG AND BRIGHT TON

For the rceek ending Tuesday Nor p, 1873.
cattLe sheep. Shotes. flags. CARES
E I9:i ~ @sss :t55 s. s. IS IS ESQ
PRICEs.-Beef Cqttte-Extra fat and heavy pre-
MUM oxen, 9.oods $50 first quality, IS. 6e0
IS 80; second quality, 5000 80; third quality
$500 $500 per loo los total weight OF hide
allow an dressed beef. \ few choice single pairs
Sl1jGSl0 80 Bulls, &c, s450d4.1j.
W0rkiRy OceH.-Si5t u - 40 ? pair, or accor-
ing to taeir value as beef Handy steers 500
Much CotOs.-s35 s65; extra good, s7oasa5,
With or without calves, a. NAV be agreed tarro~
eaf Odds, $1,000 d2s.0J; B year oUls, 3JoVa 800
Sheep.-LNe Weight 81 d5c; MIA, 6d7e
h, I've weight La ,bs IN lots $50 a 30.
Stotes.-Wh"lesale, sac; retail, 7dI:c- T. II
Fat hogs, 5d 81 = 10. spring pigs GOA u0c. 2 h.
t.edt Cilges.-si0Oal3 L. 90 r head.
CaliskIns l2dl5c. Iallow, 1cF4 IL; country AJAX
Pelts with wool on, 30 a 81 - each.
REMARks.-The supply Is lot 50 heavy but hat
prices have gone UP tsc per 10 beer instead OF
poultry this week-lnl MT a large supply on mani.
Last weeks receipts Were necessarily light. This
week there Is better feeling at the advance. Tine
Northern rains were ear Y at market AMI there l.
plenty of cold weather to keep beef without ice.
The butchers at Watertpwn have contracted for
some fine oxen next week. Ia mirrt hastings hal
some oxen that went ahead, re cards quality. OF
anytnl : ut marke- to-day, 1T l0lzc - 10 dressed
weight ". Ricker sold TWO oxen for 49, that
weighed 200 los. Capt. -kI2nec >llI oXea at &c
? n dressed weight, 10 dress 100 bS NJ. T.
Shackett sold fourteen cows at 4r = IL Ave weight
average $50 lbs fourteen he fers ,ni al $40
per head. or &C T 10, dressed weight, ard AT
91zr + n. There nh put thirty cows III
market, with a slim inquiry WorNinS oxen ddlI 1t
quotat ons. Eat Western nogs 1t last quoIei
The Northern Shoes and Lambs trade is very
good this week, IN consequence OF light supply.
The advance Is very strong &c on ordinary grades
and the best lots a shade higher. 1t Is doubtful
whether this advance can be held next week
butchers will go to Albany and other points pur-
chase. where there Will De full supply b. the -
of the week. r. Dow sOli forty 81 sep ave age -
TBS at 5lzc ? ID NJ. T. >nacAett SOLD rs sheep.
average al rs, at sac + 10. l.. ~. >tearnS sold
40 lambs and 100 Old sheep average ms, or
II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-12-03
MONTPELIER MAEkkET.
RETAIL PRICES.
For The Neek ending Nor. 20, 1873.


Apple, dried new I0aI24k p h; Butter 30d SO
Beef 4G20 ;beel, dried, green welGhI,2V; PORK esh
5Il31s; Pork, Salt AZ Ham l5 Lard IL; Veal "a
IL; Beans ? bushel. S503.5o; Corn SIC; Corn meal
p 100 lbs, sI6O; Oats T. bu. 00d5Oc; Flour z ph'
so.5J0ll 80; Crackers $3.50. CoalPton sloa sio,o'
Cheese p tb, l2Glec; Fish, Fresh COD, dress
sed loo. iIaibut Is, ohad 3d. Mackelel Is; Salt ish
Cod &c. salmon, Il sdl5c; Mackerel Is. Tnre !. I.
Kerosene OIL r gal. 40c. Potatoes soc. SAT
~ p bu.. Dairy 4 a Pep tb; Sugar, refined l0dl2
Brown, l0dII; Molasses p gal. 7ocGs go: Maple
Sugar Y b 9G2tci syrup 40;$l.o0; Tea % . %
Herds Grass seed So 90; Michigan Clover, lee per
pound; NorthernNew York do.I2h per Id.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-12-03
THE sHIPBUILDING INTERESTS

10 previous mess ,ges have called atten-
tioa to the decline in American shpbuilding,
and recommended such legislation as would
secure c, our proportion OF the Car ~ying
trade, stimulated Dy nisn rates and 40 abu a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-12-03

PREsIDENT's MEssAGE.-We give entire in
this paper President Grants message sub
mitted to Congress yesterday. 1t came so
late and takes SO much space that we defer
any comments. 1t contains an account of
tie p,a.eiul solution of the Virginins ques-
ton.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-12-03

A large number of mill opera ives sailed
from Boston Tuesday for Liverpool because
of lack of employment. in this country
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1873-12-03

I recommend for your favorable consideration In
passage Of an enabling act for the admtance of Colo
RADIO State in the Union II possesses Ii the ele
ments of prosperous State agricultural and mineral
and believe has popu alton justify such admission