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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-02
PRICE THREE CENTS.

BURLINGTON. Merchants begin to com
plain of the dust, and call for the "sprink.
ler"
Mrs Lucina A.. wife of s. NJ ponc
Esq, died on Saturday last at the aye of 80
years.
DIR. X. Cresson stiles who was professor
in the Medical Department of the Univcr-
sity of Vermont from 1867 to 1865. died
April 18th at Wcstchestcr, Pennsylvania
Daniel G. Linsey, Esq, has accepted the
supcrintendency of streets.
II. II. Howe, the former successful Pro-
prictor of the American Hotel has taken
tho Aiburgh Springs hotel. He will open
Tue house Tor visitors during the latter part
of May.
A resident of Champlain street got roar
ing drunk the other night and pitched his
VIE out of doors. somewhat iniuring her.
me term OF the County Court, Chief
justice Pierpoint presiding, adjourned sine
d@ The Court of Chancery. after callinc
the docket, was adjourned to Monday. Nav
%.
Orman p. Ray of Winooski and Robert
Roberts OF Burlington have been appoint-
ed Masters in Chancery.
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THE ARMY REUNIONS Ar New HAVEN.
The following is the official programme
for the army reunions ut New Haven.
Conn. next month:
Tuesday p. M, May H. Annual meet.
ing of the Society of the Ninth Corps and
Burnside Expedition mt "I.oomiss Tcmple
of Music"
banquet in the evening at Alumni Hall
OF Yale College. Downing of New York
rs caterer.
Wednesday, May HI o'clock a. IN.
Meeting of the National Council of Adj
ministraton of the Grand Army of the
Republic.
II o'clock m. Meeting of the National
Encampmcnt Grand Army of the Republic
ut the State House.
3 o'clock p. m. Meeting of the Society
of the Army of the Potomac at Music
Hall.
7o'clock p. m. Concert given by Adj
miral Foote Post No. II, c. A. r., at Mu-
sic Hail. in honor of distinguished Wis
itors, Gilmore's Band of Boston.
% o'clock p. IN. Army OF the Potomac
banquet at Alumni Hail. Yale College.
After the banquet "Bummcr's March" and
serenade to prominent officers
Tuesday, May 15-0 o'clock A. NJ. Par
adc of Post No, II, c. A. r., for escort
duty
10 o'clock A. NJ. Meeting of the National
Encampment G. a. II.
o'clock p. NJ. Dress parade and review
of Second Regiment Connecticut National
Guard.
o'clock Z. NJ. Grand Ball at Music
Hall.
The city authorities have invited Presi-
dent Grant, Generals sherman, Sheridan,
Mcdowell Mcclellan and Hooker, the
Secretaries of War and Navy. Admiral
Porter, Governor Dix, and the Governors
of New England.
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W1I.I.IS'EON.

kcN. /. {. Potter formerly of Rutland
who has been, the acceptable pastor of the
Methodist Church at Wiliston has been
assigned by the Troy Conference. to Win
ooski Falls.
The funeral of Rev. J. l.. Maynard, pas
tor OF the Congregational Church was at
tended by very large concourse of people
on Monday last. The services at his resi-
dence were conducted by Rev. NJ. IL.
Buckham President of the University of
Vermont, and at the Church. by Rev. Mr..
Mr.. Torrcy of lIinesburgh. Rev. Mr.. Will
lard of Bennington, and Rev Clark f.
Ferrin, ID. d. of lIinesburgh. Mr.. May
nard has been very acceptable minister
OF the Gospel for many years and was high
" esteemed by his people and his clerical
brethren of the Winooski Association most
OF whom were present ut his funeral.
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WHITEHALL.

Allow us your neighbors to greet you
to extend the right h9ad of fellowship
welcome you in our midst With all our
boosted wealth. our business enterprises.
and our central and commanding location
we are dependant upon those outside fcr
our daily news. We have two as rood
wccklies as can be found, but in this 90
ahead lightning age, these cannot satisfy
our cravings for the news of the hour. We
say again welcome. We shall not be zeal
Gus of Rutland even if she does outship
Whitehall. We will endeayor hereafter to
show up some things wherein we possibly
may excel you. EUREKA.
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A SAD CASE. We learn from the Bur
lington Free Press of an extreme and sad
case, occasioned by the impossible roads,
occurred in Hartland, during some of the
first days of the past month. Mrs. James
Hodgman was taken sick and died before
any physician could reach her, and neigh
bors had to carry coffin hung to poles on
their shoulders, for several miles, No
clergyman could get there, and she was
buried on the premises. Capt. VIM Saw
age, of Windsor, u brother of the deceased,
made two efforts to get to the house of his
sister, and only succeeded in the second by
crawling some of the way ON his hands and
knees, arriving after she had been buried.
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Use Remne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil.

HNAGS. We have now in stock an assert
i ment OF Dennlsons Patent Direction
Labels and Merchandise Tags, which we Will
sell at manufacturers prices.
We have also good stock OF Phillips Sc
curIty lIook-Tags," a very convenient and SER
viceable article for merchants. Among It's adj
yantagcs are: Goods can be more readily mark
ed than by any other means; the tag Is 50 Sc
curely locked that IL cannot become detached
from the goods; no chance OF the tag becoming
detached from the hook; no points projecting
TO tear other goods or your fingers. They are
safe, strong and cheap. Can and examine
them. GLOBE PAPER CO.
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Musital.
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
To be held at the


Commencing on Monday Eve, May i2, and clos
Ing Friday Eve, May 10, 1874, under the drcc-
tlon of the celebrated conductor
Mr.. CARL zERRAHN, of BosroS, MASS.
President John N. Baxter, Rutland. +. A.
Fisher, Sec. u. a. Morse, Treas. George A.
Mietzkle, Musical Committee. ON which occa-
sion the following eminent artists, whose rcpu-
tation Is unrlvalcd, Will appear.
Nine. JENNIE VAN zANDT, Prlma Donna, late of
the Parcpa Rosa English Company.
MME JuLg DgRyruER, soprano Of DR.. Choplns
church, New York,
NJ. FRANZ REMMEHTz, Baritone of Trinity
Church. New York.
Mr.; w. II. FEssENDEN Tenor of the Barna-
bee Troupe.
Nix. A. }. PHILLIPS, Tenor of Burlington.
Mr.. GEO. A. MIETZRE and Mr.. $. G.. MOORE.
Pianists. Prof. Il. II. llIGrEy, Organlst. The
celebrated
GERMANIA BAND, OF Boston.
TnE LEADISG MUSICIANS OF the state viii also
take part.
THE LARGEST CHORUS
Ever assembled In Vermont Will render the
Choral music, In n style not eXceled at any
previous musical gathering. ON Friday after
noon, May 10th,
FIVE HUNDRED PUPILS OF THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
VIII participate, and this, In connection with
the appearance OF the artists, VIII make one Of
the pleasantest features of the festival.
THREE GRAND CONCERTS AND MATINEES.
ON Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
SINGERS TICKETS,
Seats only.
SINGLE SEASON TICKETS, 80.
Admitting TO all Rchearsals, Matnees aud CON
certs,
Matinee tickets, 20 cts. Concert Tickets, 70 cts.
Matnees commence precisely at ~ o'clock p.
m. Concerts at s y. m.
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MONTPELIER AND RUTLAND RAILROAD.
The St Adams Messenger. in speaking of
this road, says; "rhc friends of this road
and the public generally, may bc assured
there will be no trouble about the assess
ment upon the towns along the line of this
route for the preliminary survey. if Mont
pclicr and Rutland come to time. The
other towns have already filled their assess
mcnls and are ready for the work. II is
understood the money can he paid over as
soon as wanted.
The Montpelier Jou,1.al. in noticing the
above paragraph, thus suggests to the pco-
pie OF Montpelier: I'm the canvass which
we are making for a road north. we should
not forget the claims of the road from here
to Rutland. We have personal knowledge
that the people along the line Of this road
are fully alive to the importance of build
ing it, and we think we know our pcoplc
well enough to know that they will not he
backward in doing their full share in this
matter.
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A Chicago druggist, whose clerks ''mis-
take" cost woman her life, has been sued
for So, 200 by her husband.
The farmers movement has penetrated
the far South, and the Patrons of Hunban-
dry have organized oranges in Georgia,
Alabama and Mississippi.
Political journals throughout the West
are quite generally pledging themselves
to oppose the reelection of any Congress
man who voted for the back salary.
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SHEEP FOR CALIFORNIA Burling-
ton Free Press says; Some notice has been
given in the papers of the recent sales OF
fine sheep from this State for California.
1t may not he generally known that the
first sheep sold for that market were bought
of L. S. Drew of South Burlington, and
he has made sales for three years in sue
cesson. Henry Thorp and Henry Newell
of Shelburn have also furnished some SUI
perior sheep from their flock; and Chitten-
den county has sent to California as val
liable ilocks as any county in the State.
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A LARGE BLAST MIR. Thomas, foreman
of the Wclch Cooperative Slate com
panv, located near Williams Brothers X
Co., Slate Ledge, in Poultney, few days
since put in blast using 40 lbs, powder,
which moved II rock in two pieces weigh
ing 3i9i J tons, one block IS feet long 81
feet deep and % feet wide. Allowing ten
tons to the car load, it would load team
of cars two miles long. This company
have Just finished working up large block,
they moved last May with one blast, from
which they made 1900 square of slate.
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Washington County.

Sixteen divorces were granted at the re-
cent term of the county court.
The new National Bank of Barre will
soon he in operation. Elegant banking
rooms are being fitted up for it.
Richard Dillon, for 81 years sexton of
Trinity Church, Boston, has become Il
resident of Montpelier. He formerly re-
sided at East Montpelier, and ere he left
the - Hub " received many substantial
tokens of the deseNedly high esteem in
which he was held there
Eight months of the current fiscal year
of the Vermont Mutual Insurance Com
pany have gone by, and the assessment of
one per cent covers all the losses during
that time, which is good fortune few mu-
tual companies can boast Of
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Winalllal,l Coz
Caledonia County.

BY an act of the last Legislature, Prof.
Henry Fairbanks is authorized to stock
Passumpsic river with black bass, between
the upper dam in st. Johnsbury and Ca
hoon's Falls in Lyndon, and has the en-
elusive right to catch such fish between the
points named in said river, for and dur
ing six years from the passage of the act
The lIardwck Reporter alleges that DR.,
A. J. Hyde recently moved from East
Hardwck to st. Johnsbury, to avoid pay
ing taxes on his property, stating he had
been told by prominent st. Johnsbury men
that he could get into the list there for
$4,000, whereas he should 90 in for $40
600 or more"
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WANTED. Dry Goods Clerk immedi-
w ately. An experienced man preferred,
Address L. q. Box $50.
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WRAPPING PAPER.

Merchants using printed wrapping viii do
well TO consult US before ordering, as we make
as low figures as New York or Boston Houses,
and give better accommodations In asserting
lots, while great saving can be made IN
freight. GLOBE PAPER co.
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STATE NEWS.
Addison County.

The Addison Association of the Corore.
gational ministers was held at the residence
OF Rev. DIR. Wcbber, at Middlebury ON
Tuesday week
The Addison County Marble Company
have taken the Belden Falls Marble com
them.
The Bristol butter buyers have COM
menced their regular weekly receptions
every Saturday
Amongs the patents recently issued to
Nermonters, is one to j. T. Hawkins. Sal
isbury machine for making spool blanks.
A Frcnchman, named Picard. died in
Orwell on Friday the 18th instant. aged
above one hundred years. He was. prob
ably, the oldest man living in Addison
County.
Thomas Stafford, of Bridport, with nine
teen traps, has caught, this spring. two
hundred and three muskrats, five mnks.
and some twenty black skunks. all within
three weeks time.
Isaiah Clark, one of the older citizens of
.hNNllSuu NIltlt III Wis llltltH ltSIiftlttl ltiI
his substantial worth, died in that town on
Friday April 18th ut the ripe age of -
years.
bennington County.
A brass band has been organized at Man
chester
The subject of centennial celebration,
in Peru, the coming summer, is again agi-
tatcd.
Rufus A. Lamb, long superintendent of
the North Bennington Boot Il Shoe Co..
died in that village, recently. He was a
man greatly respected.
Windham County.
Ten divorces were granted mt the recent
term of the county court.
A small house owned by Henry Williams
of Westminster, has been destroyed by fire.
Insured for 1900
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Commencing on Monday Eve, May i2, and clos
Ing Friday Eve, May 10, 1879, under the dlrec-
tlOn of the celebrated conductor
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ssON-VON EatuTAEr0N SIGNALS,

Sent on receipt Of % cts. Unique riining anC
Publishing House, 30 NIsey Street Now TorA.
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NORTHwA2p

STATION for jamestown, N. Y, ard connection
with A, & G. W. trains east aud west. Connects at
Warren With trains east and west on the p. 10 L.
Il. H. ID. TIIAYER Gen'l Supt,
Dunkirk, New York.
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On and after Sunday. Feb. 10th, 1873,
trains will run as follows:
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wv AGES

ENOk all who IRE willing to work. Any person,
to S5J per week. at home cay or evening Wanted
by all Suitable to either City or Country and any
SEA on OF the year Thi iss rare Opportunity for
those who are ont Of work. and out # money, to
make an independent living. No capital being
required, Our pamphlet, row TO MAKE A
LlV 'G." living full Instructions, sent on rsceipt
ania, Wcstchester Co, n. Y.
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ARRIVAL hN8 DEPARTURE OF
TEeAENS ON d. g. q 4. Il. u.


On and after Sunday. Feb. 10th, 1873
trains will run as follows:
NORTH NO. 3. NO. /. NO. Z.
Leave irvine I2.I5pM. 300 p NJ
Leave Oil City GOO A NJ. 2, 80 p NJ. $50 NJ
- Pet.Cen G,30 I" 3.37 /" S.33
% Titusv. 40 4.25 - 9.l5 "
Arrive Cory, $50 GOO l0.40
No a-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves OIL City $50 NJ; Pet Centre.
1913; Titusriile, ll,05; AR. Cory, u, 4Opm
SOUTH. 40. 2. NO. 4, NO. G,
Leave Cory, 1855 A NJ. 6.lO M. 6.20 p M
" Titusv. II, 20 p NJ. 7,3O 4" 7,3O
" P.Cen. l.20 SIT I" S.l5 I"
Arrive O. City 200 900 /" 900
4" Irvine. 500 ll.3S "
No lo-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves Cory 40 p NJ; Titusv, 2,55; Pet
Centre. 3,55; Ar at On City, 40 p m.
cSs No. 5 and rrn or Sunday.
IS -Commpnc nG Nov. Sd trains will run
by Philadelphia time, which is TEN MIN.
uTES FASTER than our time
J. j. LAWRENCE. Gen. Supt.
c. j. HEPBUEN. ASS; -uot.
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philadelphia 81 &rie siaiIrOad
WINTER .ItME TAB, T.

WIHTEK IIME TAS1 z.
On and afer Suiray Oct :7tb, 1872, the Trains
on the Phiadcl phu " Erie Railroad will run as
follows
wrcrr,r,rn
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Mail EaSt connects east ana west at Erie with l..
s. & II S II W, and at Cory and Irvincton with
O. c. s. A. II, Il. W.
Mai! West with west hound trains On L. y. Y NJ.
- IL W, and at lrvineton with Gil Crock T. Ale.
ghery K. X. W.
warren Accommodation east ard west with
;rains on H. S.& M.sS Il. W., east and west at
Cory with OIL Creek Il Allegheny River Railway
Erie Accommodating east at Cory md west at
Gerry aud IrviHetOn with q. G. 4 A. 1, Il W
The Mom'Rn Lncsl Fret. ht Fast and West car.
ry passengers between Ilv nclou and fAHe
Emlra Nail aud NlsgalG Expr,s- make close con.
nec,iols Mt WILLIAMSON. vita N. c. L. ". traius
north and sonth.
hOTCE The learing time at Fri. is PAiIadeE
phia time, Which is twsn.y minut,s Jas,er than
Erie time.
WM. A BALDWIN,
GEM Supt.
, 1873-03-03
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

sATpnpAy EVENING, March J.. "
ALcoHOL-Was 1nlct and steady at s1'72d31.7S Tor
- b5HooM III conN-Ihc leading features Of tho market
aro tlo came, tho increment being confined 10 tne
superior qualities, which ara III moderate SUPPLY an1
frm. Following nfc tho prices current: No hnr ae9
gl;c per ID: NO. stock braid, 6@5Ho; No. 90, 40
4Eo: No 9 do. 3tS3s{c; inside green, 3Ac; do rod
ffn: 3t74p: do pale and red, 2@a}9c.
Notwithstanding new TaR developed IN cohnec.
lion with this market. In grain ba8B fair movencnt
vas Witnessed. but asida from this only lstnsed
amount Of trnding done. We quote: STARK, 40;
Ludlow, 3sXc; Lewiston, a4ho; Amcrican' $40
Anoehaac, Iic Ottes Greek. SIG burlap bags and
s bu a06a2Kc; g,tnnles, single, l7E8loHc; DO
dnul1c. S1@25e wool tlcka, 6Tl4c.
DEANs-The demand for choice grades continues
fair. Prices are unchanged az tolloTs: faY1es o.
s2Aoa2 80; fair to prime, $2.fot@c3s; common to
nfsa R1nbE lime, cement etc.,
oro beginning 10 moot with more nquiry, and a. tho
Nayo undergone no change: stneco, se5o92?5
Ss.bo6l.0o Rosendae cement, s3.25@36o Utica c.
mrnt ID 90 per hr: Louisville cement. S30o AEron
rawent. $500 marble tuat, $a.25@3.6o limo IL bull
81 10: limo {prls 60 per br white esad
ney III, saTi @3o6 plasterlng hatr per b 4g95po
Ire brcI Dor l000 building brick {cona-
MON, sid t0@ll 90 rewar brick $l2 0o@1Soo; country
hrick RsleDG; Woodstock prossed range at S95.0o
G4o,6o; st. Loua xhydraullo pressed, 1890. ue!;
Milwaukee, $500, DEL HacIne: Saooq g. 4 H1iie- H.
dale, $500, dol; flro say por brl, Ihe
following ID Tho lls al priccs per box OF 81 fcat for
flnmeytlc window glass; from which reduction OF 4o
md ner cent Ia 1Iado TO Dealers
, 1873-03-03
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


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, 1873-03-03
REAL ESTATE.

The condition Of tho real eHtato market Ii still
"hetween hay snd grass" as afarmer wouldsay.
Tho unsettled feeling In regard to money mat
ters during tho first sir waoka OF the year ex-
e1cined depressiye influence on the speculative
In tho same direction, as money Is still tight In
the East, whore large amount Of tho capital
has always come from to buy Chicsgo real ea-
tate. Tho weather also has boon extremely un-
favorable to sales Of suburban lands and lots,
and though there is q feeling OF restored conf
denco in the West now in regard to tho supply Of
money, 1t cannot DO expected that real oatato
nalcs will .increaae much until we have moro
favorable weather for driving and getting around
the suburbs.
Notwithstanding these ciroumBtancea, tho
volume of real estate trnnafera has been mnoh
larger during tho last two months than ever
before In the sanle aeason OF Tho year. Il was @
subject Of remark last year that the volume Of
ranafers in the first quarter of 1879 woro greater
than in tho corresponding period Of 1871. The
confidence TINT the city would be rebuilt On q
grandor scale, which was the foundation Of the
sotlyity then, haa besn fully realized. II thero
vas to be my reaction from the conf
dencs manifested thon, 1t might haso boon
expected at tho beginning Of this year,
but, ii the volume Of transfers ia my indication
Of continued activity md Il stondy increase in
values, then it is to be found in the larger vol
ume Of sa1ea during the last two 1nontha than
In tho corresponding time Of 1879. The fol-
lowing Ia comparison Of the weekly aggregated
of recorded transfers during January mud Feb
tuarY OF the two years
, 1873-03-03

FROM tho foreroipg, It anpeay8 That Tho vol
nmn OF recorded tranafare WIS third more dur
inc tbe iaat two 1nonths tllan during tile sa1no
time last year Il IT, OF courec understood that
tharo Ia aFwava a rorstdarah1o nronortinn of
shesa weoklv ynorreratao that aro oithor az
changos for other nfoperty. Or arise in tho set-
tlemente of busineps ia one wav or another, and
do not represent etbor tho Investment Of now
fafiats already iarraiy intorottod in lind: Int
the rreater vo,nme ri transfers in tho aggregate
thfs year than inst certainly shows mor9 co1,ti-
aoIIu snrina. - 'n' p1o'p'e'''' '''' ~ r'''''
8f''oe' rrr son7uwrsrzns supunps,
t,o,rdino ri thst iintriot intorsocted by the
three now railroads, tho milwaukee, 4 St. Paul,
~ Ghica@n ma] pacic soems to be- tho o1,arter in
gh;ch tho riso II, yaluos Ins been greatest, and
, 1873-03-03

eent as o' sps Msa eso 'nGy syoanos 'nA' c
can, cam shp u tnnch more. Bove.,-elghtha & tloso
hipments aro direct for this rort. Auatralle, thoy
and thas tbey arc now shipping freely: Now zeainnd.
Cape Of Good Hope and India nrc MI shipptna eo1no
and Will coptinto to do 40 particularly Of nour, for
cone o yc Spain W and T. a1so g s1hippns freoy
ops from thc Baltic a1,d latk Sea rortBt tho sup
Ply comes forward most freely Ill winter lcso poria
not bo!ng closed th!s wner and 10 proareeta Of el-
mot up to May when tho Station Will begin again to ep
freely. With theas iacsa hcoro s. YOU viii undoraeand
viii 10 no mora housing for tho prerent all su ar
rivng will DO sold, Il, possibfo ex 11ihy fos somo time
to cono uniaaa hard wtnter were to sot IN Or son,e
contingent, Caro- must bo taken in looking forward
Into lilo future.
The following wore tho atocks Of flour IN atoro
in this city on tho first of each month for q
aeroB Of ypnrp paBt:
, 1873-03-03

FEATHERS A fair stcady tlo,nsnd exists for gonn-
ine geeao fathers. Tho oGsrlnga arc moderate. W
{eBSss 5eBsis pFisess s:ss:se fss,o.s sed
al Ssasr. f LIZ sfsss fposs st sss ssy
for fsi, and both Ike add saltwater dencrptonn uero
fsn sna Ss 2G!sa Tsss i e 5sss: g.! y a. g.
Ns NsssfS S,9 ,5ssst,s sf ST. ~ 9sS sed sS@Fs s
asessss se.ass' e. %sessass $s:sisF sg
eni sias eg;SssysS SoS, Sr, ssSps5o % ri
ri herring slSso boz hstF5;n eos1s aos y
TRTlrs AND NuTs-T noysmsnt ont f. domsstI92
Sa tgn r w ony sG
H. S9ss,, f%, aSX$ SX5S r ~ sSss asSsss 2ss;s
s,e ssa; ssn'gss i:Ss Se, !Sss Wes!ssn d. sYssSs
Sssssss Ss"ssn halves, sS s@sSs @so s
berries rasphsrses, tos%!se pittea cher. her
1aaona, tp' % aisaae; Saples waiuts: alSasc Diasl,
7s; Wilmington peasuts. o1a7e; Tennessee reandt5.
aREEN Fnu1Ts-Tho demand is moderate, and
sy e 9s9 ,1a b9ss 1s 7P q
It. c,angss M sis srs saaSS Il ,me sseeh aa % aaoe
sRess ss r. H
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, 1873-03-03
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING. March I.
The following were tho receipts and shipments
of tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago dur
Ing the past twenty-four hours, and forthe cor
responding date ono y0ar ago: