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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-29
Boston Produce Market.

THURSDAY, Jan p
The following are the prices obtained in this mar
ket BY commits on houses fr produce IN good condl
ton, subject 10 a commission for selling
BuITER-Receipt 27lg pkgs and 20 boxes. There
y NJ change TO note to-day aud the mark remains
hrm for the best grades, with steady demand from
the trade. We quote tho uhlies4is ri a. a, -.
esfr'd by commission honsss FOL ne fall ma e
New YORK and Vermont uttef At 3ilf 6e mar IN mo
dium do at goa ajc strag ht ts OF cho g. New York
and vermont at 2Na3lci good Canada at . a lsa me.
bakers do at va llc per h.
CliEEs The receipts have been 70 boxes and .-
casks The shes Hfe nut largo, but holders are very
the market, We quote fine New York and Vermont
factory cheese at lhl0ldc pr 10 line Ohio factory NJ
la4HiO'i mediul factory at ic hue GARY at tl 60,
medium do at i3lg ie, aud common cheese at l2ll1o
per Ia.
EGGS-The receipts have been IA boxes and bbls
The demand Is light and prices Of Northern ami East
efn range lfom 3adj0i lined eggs dull at 2j1 SO
per d0z,
BEANS-The receipts have been al bills The de.
mand Is eonhued To small lots OF mediums which sell
from 8 i3a s!sl primo pea Beaus ~ e. G2 Tor West.
efn and 81 20 Tor ktsierni good do at 81 25d3 90
and yellow eyes at 81 80 per nush.
POlLrkH-The WUafLer t0-|iuy l. more favorable
and there s ttlu more deposition 10 purchase hut
prices are unchan cd, and Western Tu ke,s ran 70
Western Chickens seli al lOa3o There Is not enuu IN
tons.
VEGETABLES There Is an abundant suppiy of
fotatots, ard the Larkct Is quiet ataEgjc PEI bush
Tor Jackson Whites. ON OILS sell 40 g. Oh pnr hbl.
AffLtso-lhe market romans quiet with sfnal
safes ~ quotations. We quote Western Aupies AZ
Dbl. " 20
hAY-common Hay Is plenty. and sells at sa2a2i
per tons prime iots are NOT plenty, and command
eaHonal fae OF eho GO at 80. STRAW is suiing At
ssHU@Y per ton,
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ANNUAL ENcAMrNEST The annual encamp,
nent Of the Vermont Departmental the Grand
Army OF the Republic commences at ST. Alban,
this evening with Culyer's Military Drama d
the Loyal Mountaineers.' Tomorrow al
10 A. NJ. the regular exercises of the Encamp,
ment begin at P. NJ. occurs the dinner at the
Weldon House, given by Post Badly Smith
at P. N. a camp FIRE will be held at Academy
Hall, and at p. N. grand military anc
civic ball comes of at the Weldon. Return
checks on the railroad will be furnished to all
who attend, and accommodations msy be pro
cured at the Weldon House at reduced rates
There should be full delegation present from
all parts Of the State, and it is perfectly safe to
predict that all who attend will thoroughly en-.
joy the occasion.
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allarhots.
Boston Cattle Market.
AZ Cambridge and Bri.htou, for the week endin
Tuesday, January -. lsi3.


Al Cambridge and Brighton, FOR the week ending
Tuesday, January q. lsi3.
AMOUNT or STOCK At MAuKEr
caftf Stssp sloiss Hog'. cahe,
This week.. 2,s61 Fmt 90 1890 or
d 6as y "5s1;:S aii s i 90 4@ o5 90
Palcss.-Besf ca'ae-Extu fat and heavy premium
oxen. slu2aaln..ui hfst quality. 81 5jaiu, second
10 los on tot1i weight Of hide thlow and dressed
beef A lew cnoice single par, s.i.w 0,2Oj. Bulls
horsiag Ur.n siOoG l'5 per pair, or according 10
their value a. beef llaudy steers 81 ai0i
Nrea t0cs. tllall extra go0d t'atlOi W "a or
wth.qi calves as may Ne agtepdi iarrow and ordin-
ire~.-Yeari'nts soDu two.ycars DID, soam
threel ear, old 90 @ Do Western steers. choice, 80
Texan; 3a5e peri Good s.5las %. FAR. s7.ooa
1871 Light sd2l0sHl.
shrsp.-Ssa7, shoareq sheep "a,
lttrifHg famss.--Dalt4 e.
,As'g qad L.oa,', $40 ao.5), ia lots, sl5oS55o,
SA1ie,-whoi. sale 7,e retsle. save per 10. Fat
Hogs 'iai per DO. Sprue Pigs iral5s plr 10.
Isai cars.-s-.O ~ 1901 per head.
Hd,'.-Brishtun, 40 e'-.i country lots, 5Gilc.
with wool On, s3.1id2.2j eachi country lots. dry
SAOOasl.o. Caiskins, llai6e.
Sheep he hishor-oiher quotations same AZ last
hthAhks supplies nom all scciiuus have been
ilcrul, but not heavy. THE unerus were largely oil
medium grades with sprinkhng OF quite poor stock.
Trade remains without change 10 note Northern lots
tefntps better than closing prices Of last week. A.
n, Mouroe sold p steers at &c live weight ayerage
ol2 It's. ". sculaus sold d steers to average 1884
Us, at &c live. Several lots az BE- live Fitch Me.
uuiro sod 80 steers To Mr. at9n, to average 1854 lbs
at &c live.
NJ I. Shackctt soil 10 two and three year cd holt
err dress on ~, at ec.i Hastings Campbell & Co.
SOFA northern oxen at he. Dressed sheep y ices
have advanced To- last market hut the 81 ply
expected the last OF the week Will serve to regulate
anu dvpreeiate their value The city heing iul of
ever lhlng coueerlh hy way OF provisions, advance
IN prieess EN- almost out Of the question.
L. Us at
fte.i ID sheep average 73 lhs,, nc Ciei 205 head
average % lhs., at 5c Is. sargent sud 20 sheep
average s0, ate
Mich COWS in fair demand, particularly for good
srllu.. NoIhlu. exon qu-el DO mt lunlltIon.
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, 3. q
Ia Probate Court, huden At Montpslier, the 18th
day OF January, A. u. 1878.
n, H. Sptuldlng, executor Of the estate or WIN.
HOrnhfuOAs, iato ut MorUtuwu 10 said DIS ret deeeas
et, makes application g. Court for license 10 sell
ali that part Oi the real estate 81 SAID docsAad sit
uated IA Berlin that would hc benthc al 10 the pevlsscs
aud Lesuteos OF said doc a3sd aud tuse terrsted In
his estati. hhercupon, Il l. ordered ~ SAID Court
that said Application come under consideration aud
hc heard the ash day Of February, A. ID. l3j, az
The PROBATE Once la NJ npeiieri anl 10 Is urther Or
defvn, that all pefuuus tf rcstad no uotlad hereof
~ puhicatun OF not 90 OF thus application ana order
thereon, threg weeks SUGGEST ely la The feilnont
watch 4 state journal. prlntai at Montpelier,
boiorv said tl,ae oil hearias, that they may psar
at sad time AMI place, and, n they CAUSE, oleit
tuertu. 10y the C0lrt-Attcst,
500 HARVEY 81. DEN, Judge
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STEpHEN HALLS ESTATE.

Tbs subscribers, having been appointed By tho
Honorable Probate Cuur- thv District Of Washing
ivn commissioners Ia reuelye examine AID adjust ali
clans and demands Of an persons, against the estate
oi stephen Hal, iute ct DuXuufy IN s1id District,
deceased, represented inaOyunt aud the term OF Fix
months From tne l7ti day OF Dieomler, 1917, being
lowed y sad 1on g. c,oiitofa OF sad deceased
10 exhibit Hnd provo their respective aims beOfe Us;
tive notice, that We " u attsni the duties OF our
appointment a. tho dwrliu guuso r. q. Cr0ssctt
IA puNuury, 30 SAID District, gao thi7d Tuesdays
Of Ma eh and June neAt at Ona O'cuo, IN ths after.
noon, u each ul said days.
lsAiAh husrLEY (co,,,,f.-.
WILLIAM pIavifI Au"e'e
Duxhury, Jan. Is, a. D., ls.J. 57-J9
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FOrty.SecOnd CONGRESS.


MONDAY, Jan. 90.
Ia the Senate, considerable number Of bills
and resolutions were introduced Two reports
we're received from the Judiciary committee
on the Boston relief bill the majority being
adverse and the minority favorable to the meas.
ure.
Much new business was introduced in the
II use, also. but no important action was
"a sen.
TuEsDAY, JAN 81
The credentials Of Messrs. Pinchback and
Mcmillan as Senator'S from Louisiana, were
presented. The bill to build six sloops Of war
was considered
In the House the Colorado admission bin was
considered, but not acted upon. The main topic
WIS the Shellaharger bill for the revival o. com
merce, Mr.. Shellabarger advocating subsidies
as the shortcstand cheapest way to restore our
commerce.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. %
10 the Senate the sloops-ol war bill was
passed after being amended but not materially
The bill to abolish the ranking privilege was
passed amended so as simply to provide for
the repeal Of the privilege ON the first Of July
next. The judiciary committee reported a sub.
,.','', ''' WI "ot'0" u''l 20 regui"e tne
mittee on finance bill u fix the value Of
'u''' ',,''''s "'' ''' otner purposes Inc
bill to allow women to hold Office in Territories
was indefinitely postponed.
!" '',e ,iD",o u i'ep'e'eu'au'es' Mr. one'l'-
mcrco mo, vi,n dereo, h.;aa t.i1 ,a1Ia
r,.. ....,,..- ..,r'.
o,,o,,a -. -.
sinn 10, V' WV WV ''Fp'"s '''''''' -
.r, i"'"s'A' ''" %
m,rt,ile i,,eros, Tho H. ,r po,,o..n,,
,i,o.', I.,..t .....i..,,.u ,,;..,.,... a.. 49,,
so,o.t o,,nni,,oa - iara.,i,.,a "a -, ".
',,to,,n. -. ~. -,
A., D,,I.,,..o'.,ts S.. ,,.... ..5 60, n.
.,.,..i
friday Jan "a
- '''' ~ '''' " '''' "'' '''iouuo'o "u'no''@
'S wy '3''s'' No'''' " =" p''uns.'' 'uoe rom
-'o" ioi ,., ~ O"''"so' A"e 's's'"'''e upp'o-
P''"''0a vel, was 0o''s'ue'ou anu amendments
"e'' uH9''N W pro''ue ior ''lo recovery rom
~" aV'no 'a'''oaus VI any Interest," pau oy
',e O'''o1 states ON ponus issued ior Tue use Of
'"e ruaDS. NO "c.lon was 'aaen'
IN 'ne iouseoi Representatives report was
,eee''eu anu uc'ep'cu 'nat heit1sr bowen or
DeHIEe' Oh oou'h cafollha, are entitled TO a
SCAT iarge huihoer Oh OILS were passed.
SATURDAY, Jan. %.
The Senate was not in session. la the
House OF Representatives, the committee On
appropriations reported a bill appropriating
$500 GOO Tor the purchase OF anadditiona site
Tor the Boston post-ofice.
MONDAY. Jan. 81.
In the Senate the committee on education re-
ported IN favor Of the indefinite postponement
of the bill to establish a bureau Of sanitary
science. The bill for funding of deIerential
duties on articles actually on board French
vessels. bound to the United States. Noyem-
b.r5 5, 1872, was passed. The committee on
appropriations reported the consular and d.
plomatic appropriation bill Numerous bills
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- Boston, January q.
fLOt R-The receipts to-day have teeu 25gJ hbs
The market continues hrm, ant there is good air
demand from the trade. We gu 10 supers al s. 75a
ul per hhli low eAtrus at 3 JIf ~ Minnesota and
Milwaukee brands at ssa9i ONO. Indiana aud Mich
isan brands az s7HAY1ui Hlno at IS uUGlOa0t
D. LOUIS at $sd . per bbl., ths latter for choice
brands.
CokN Receipts $500 Lush. The market to day
Is quiet AZ dilc per BUSH
OAIS-ltl ctipts lG,U1j bush The dema "a IL liaht
aud The market quiet at djd6ic per bush Tor brown
mixed ana VIII g. ont..
fKl lsluNa There seems 20 be good demand
for pork and the market Tor the taroa, descr uons
rules steady Lard Is firm and selling airly at quot
ca rate. Beef b. Without chang hn1 the IA rfrt Is
hrm We quo clear pIrk at filul9 p r bal SO jp
oI mess and 81 per bol fir prime. Lard Is hbing
al "a astc and hams AZ fc. hesf BE- firm &C l24pli
for family.
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DAVID BAENETrs ESTATE.

The subscribers. having been appointsd by tho
Honorable PiUtaio Count iOr the DslIlct Oh washing
ton commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and uuiusuIs OF all peruus 1ainst the IS
tate Of DAVID hurnut iato OF AlllrscX va said Dis
tict DECEASED, represented nsuiyeut, aud tup term
VI SIX months hOn the 9Th day "a January, 1873 be-
M allowed ny said count to the creditors OF SAID de-
celstd 10 eAhiut and y owe their respective cinlms
peure Us : give notice. shat We Will atiend to the
duties OF ouf appointment at tao dwelling house OF
hvra barnett tue wiuuw OF said deceased hiddlc-
sex, IN SAID District, the ifst Nc1nesla U fe0-
ruary ANA july next. az tea O'Clock Ia the iurcn On
VI each ol saiu days.
HOMER W. HEArON, }c......,..,.
LEAN DER NANhEN, e0i''i' a''n'is'
January SUI, A. ID. 1915. $3.50
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BRooKFiED--lIr ookGcld has not a railroad
as yet, still we are not all dead, and me trying
to make ourselves generally useful 100 one way
or another. The hdio- Of the Second Congre.
gai NAL Society, held their sociablc 900 Thurs
day, the 23l inst, with Mrs F.. D Bachelor.
where they had very pleasant time, it being
tie 10Th anniversary of tie marriage Of Mr..
and Mrs Batchcder. In the evening they
consented to have The marriage contract renew
ed and timed over We should judge hy the
large amount Of tin.ware that was brought in.
Rev Mr.. Bdshee, re.ob!igate1 them, after
Which the testimonials were presented rs Mar.
Gus Peck, En- and responded to by tho Pastor,
il behalf Of the groom and bride The happy
couple subsequently, received the congratula-
tilus Of their many friends, who, after partak.
ing Of the coffee and cake prepared By the
bride, left them to enjoy another ten years oil
married life, better &c possible than the last.
The ladies Of tie Second Congregational
Society, hold their annual festival and oyster
supper at tie church, on Thursday the 30H
inst, where they are 10 hopes to meet many Of
their friends with their pockets well lined with
script
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court h0ldeaa AT Montpelier, on the 2stA
day OF January, A. d. ia73.
Elmnnl Pops Administrator Of the estate Of A. s.
Brauan late OF Northhed, In said district deceased
makes Application 10 sad court Tor License 70 sell
part OF the rial estate OF said deceased representing
that said sale Is necessary Tor tue yment Of tho
debts Ot said deceased, e. VIII Onc dWuu mouse aud
cot, situated near the late homestead Of said DECEASED
nshti utlci ana iuttfcs, ui said deceased IN Juon
block, except the widows fight OF dover each, all
ia Noruiheid Aforesaid, NheraupOu, IL $ ordered W
said Court that said ppleatio colo under consider
ation and ~ heard o. the 18th Jay VI February, A
u 1913, at the Probate once In Mont eiieri and Il
u further ordered that all persons interested be- uOt
lied her OF, ~ publication OF notice OF this applea-
ton ANA oriur thor on three weeks successfully in
the W. Waterman aAd state journal, priated at
Montpelier before sad time Of hearing, that they
may appear az said tune AMI place, aad II they soc
cause, object thereto.
by the Court Attest.
IiARyhf rnDEN, Juige.
5nEt
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UNIVERSITY or VERMONT Through the lib
eraliiy Of Mrs. Wheeler, widow of Rev John
Wheeler, D. D., formerly President of the
University Of Vermont the trustees are enabled
to offer to the candidates who shall pass the
best examination loradmission to the Freshman
class, in the academic aud scientific depart
ments respectively, at determination on July
7 and September ls, 1873, two prizes of $50
each, and to the second best eandi lates, two
prizes OF S2Oeach
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Wehavc to record the death Of Hon. EnENEzrR
N. BRiccs, Of Bnndon, on Sunday evening the
2Gih inst, gentleman well known and esteem
ed by the old residents Of Montpelier lie was
the representative Of Salisbury from 1881 to
1895, both years included Weremcmber him
on his first appearance in the House as a mod.
est, unas~umng, and pleasant gentleman, not
ambi inus for prominent stations, and taking
pert in the business Of the House only a. his
duty required but in tie peculiar exigencic-
Vt the political ailiirs Of the stateat that period
the era Of ant.masonry--l was assigned 10
a prominent position 10 1919 as Speaker of
tho House Of Representatives u memory
serves us Alright, he was not very closely or
prominently identified with the anti masonic
party or any other, and, as did the late Hon
John Smith VI st. Adams. owed hi. elevation
to the chair 70 that mct When no party bad
a decided majority 10 was necessary to select
candidates from those who were offensive to
none, but acceptable to all, a- both Of the gem
tlemon We have named were. From Salisbury
Mr. Briggs removed 20 Brandon, and ia 1912,
and he was a Senator from Rutland county,
as hc had been from Addison 1886 g. le repre-
scented Brandon 10 1915 g l6. and was speaker
In these several years Of lcs .htye service Mr..
Briggs became well known b. our PEOPLE, and
by marriage with a highly esteemed lady Of
Montpelier he became, and has long been re-
garded almost as one % ourown citizens. As
a member Of Rutland county bur aud President
long been prominent, active and Influential
man in professional and business circles, and
his death j. serious loss 10 the town and
county ia which he dwelt. We saw him at his
house during tie last summer, and again at
the State House during the sitting of the last
General Assembly. lie bore the mark. IT age,
but we dli not anticipate 50 earlya cl9.e OF hts
life. lie was born ut Middleboro, Mass Nov.
10, ls0l
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT, SIS.
Al Probate Court hOlaen at chelsea, within and
Tor said District on tho Z TIA DAY OF January, A. ID.
issi Present. lion. j. n. Cieayo.and, jude,
An instrument purpOrting to be the last viii and
testament OF Ouver ". Densnorc lac Of Chelsea,
said District deceased, was presented 10 the Court
nsre hy Harriet Densnore anu PnAAn1er Denslnure,
executions therein uanud.
II Is therefore ordered by said Court that all per-
sons concerned therein, be notified & appear at a
session OF sad Codrt 10 be holden at ,hei g IN said
District the lvth day Of February, A. D. ls73 aud
show cause, u any tney may have, against Tho Pro-
bate ui sad Will or wnich purpose IL farther or
d"red that copy OF thu record ui this order DO pub
man A state Journal printed at Montpelier IN this
STATE, a. soon as may be.
a true copy.
IS c. P1RLsY c. JONES, Register
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~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
IA Probate Court. held ut Mont pelier Ia sad Dis
tflctl On the t9th Jay OF January a. -. l-73t
Aiisu Perry, Administrator ga the estate Of Wm p
Merrill, lac ct tauut IA said Dstllct deceased,
presents ms amin station account Tor examination
nnd allowances aud makes application Tor d decree Of
distribution and Partition oil the estate OF said de-
ccased. Nhercupun. 10 ordered By said Court that
SAID account anu said application be- referred to a
session thereof, 10 be held at the Probate ONCE m
said Montpcnsr, ON the 9Th DAG OF February, A. 49,,
1873, Tor hvarug AID decision thereon aud, Il Is
iufthur ordered that notice hereof 10 given to all
persons interested ny pubeition Of the same three
weeks successfully IN the Vermont MatehmAn ani
state journal, nvwspapgF published AZ Montpelier,
previous 10 said tuv appointed hearing, they
may appear at said tsv anu place, ani snow cause,
u ANY they may have, whl SAID ase0uut should not
DO allowed, AM such dtcror made.
~ the ConrD-Attest
100 n. A. CHASE, Register
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January s. 1873.
LIST OF LETTERS

RtmriaiHg ureaRsd for in ne Montpelier ro,f QAes
JANUARY q, 1878.
GENrLENES.--s, A. Dixby, A. Bennett s. Barlow
Char es H. Chester F. NJ Cnwiori, Parker S. Dow
James E. Dodge, Freeman Gokey, Henry LOOMS.
VIM Mcintosh, Co., Albert Rohert,, George sreoter
George W. Williams, Rev. l.. Warren.
LADIes,- Bessie Bradley, Mrs Moses p. Chase,
Margaret Dickson, Eunice d. llill Mrs Geo. W. nm,
Nara Looms Madame Looms, Lucy Miller-2,
Carrie Peck, Maggie slattery, Mrs. simonds susan
Tenney.
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pARRE ACADEMY.

Tug SrRiSo TEHN will open February ~, and
close June 10.
The Annual Catalogue. containing the nam Of all
the graduatcs Will be ssutd May l. Board g. 25 per
wees.
barre, Jan. %, 1873. J. s. sPAULDISG.
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MON PRESIDENTS.

The nonresident propretors OF the town of W0rccs
ter, in the County OF Washington, hereby notified
that the taxes assessed by said town. within tho year
next preceding this date remain either In whole or
IN part unpaid on the following described lands, to
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suRRFNDEREp.-The Springfield Republican
say $ the managers Of the Vermont Central will
surrender their lease Of the New London
Northern Railroad on February LIST, and it will
thereafter be run under the old direction
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MANY SUFFER rather than take nauseous u edlclne
and this not to he wondered at, the remedy il
oiten worse than the disease Sufferers from coughs
colds influenza, sore throat, tendency to eonsump.
ton, will find in DR.. Bbf@'s Ba'saa If Tud 1hsry
remedy as agreeable to the palate as eleotaa In re-
moving dlsease.
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NoE1uuELD.- Miss Nina E. Gregory will give
select readings under tbeauspiceso Of the North.
field Lecture Association On Friday evening oil
this week, that MI may hear this favorite read
err. Single tickets have been reduced to 3.
cents each.
Thomas Sexton, wildcat work 10 one Of the
Slate Quarries, had bis arm badly broken by a
falling stone.
--Melyin Chase had bis right arm badly mu-
tilated by circular saw which he was tending,
On Monday of this week.
-" We OLD Flk-," Of Brook6eld, sang at
the Methodist church on Wednesday Of last
week, to a large and appreciative audience.
The ladies Of the NJ. f.. church favored all who
wished with refreshments in the yesty after the
singing. and fine tine was hud.
The Fremen, ball at the Mortified House,
on Friday Of last week, was well attended,
taking into account the stormy weather, and
all speak Of it as decided success
l.. S Wei ington has slld hi, house on Wa
ter Street to Patrick Moriarty.
The winter term Of TIE Graded School
cl1ees on Friday of next week, with exarnina-
tinns on Thursday and Friday Of that week.
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Aud so much Of said lands will be sold at public
auction, at the hotel aud dwelinghOuso OF August US
A. Bliss, In said Worcester, tho 9th day Of Fobru
AIRY next at O'Clock Ia the afternoon a. shall be
requisite to diseharge said taxes, with costs unless
previously paid.
Dated at Worcester, in the County Of Washington
this 9Th day OF January, A. d 1874.
ALLEN L. VAIL,
5-jl First Constable and Collector.