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by Telegraph.
New York Market.

A'2" f'ehs ~ a..
COTTON .c higher with fair demand, msrke
closing quiet, advanced prices asked checking bus
ness; sales Lois bales at l5lc for uplands.
FLOt R-Receipts Of -four li.t3l barrels. FlOu
crate demand; sales 600 barrels at .016 40 go
superiine Western and state; 6oa7 10 for common
to good extra Western and state; ls97 IS for GOO
to CHOICE do: .jaS 20 for common to choice whit,
wheat Western extra; s. "a 5O fOr common /,
good extra Ohio; 10 a II 90 for common to choic,
extra ST. Louis market closing quiet, advance,
prices asked checking business kye flour scarce
firm at 75d16 %. Corn meal frmer; } slDt - ,ol
Western; ~ for brandywine
WHISKY frmer at 81 Ds5c.
GRAlN-Receipts of wheat gi,sOJ bushels; wheai
opened seorceiy 50 active, without decided chan
closing rather steadier; sales 1900 bushelt at )
al :; Tor No. Chicago; - for northwest spring
do; ! 65 for choice amber Michigan. Rye quiet Al
03Gl 10. Barley without decided change sale,
100 bushels state At 4o9l 45. Barley malt quiet
Receipts OF corn 20,G00 bushels. Shade easier and
moderately active; sales 5000 bushels at 7sllD.,
Cor Western mixed in store. Receipts Ofoats iJO-t
bushels; one cent lower, closing more active, de-
mand chiefly speculative; sales 81 iQl bushels At q
a57ic for mixed Western ahoat.
EGGS steady; 3aGS'c for Jersey ssa2 tor state
and Pennsylvania.
HAY firm, fair demand a5pI 10 Tor shfppin,
HOPS IN moderate request, steady.
COFFEE quiet and firm RIO 23as9ic, gold.
81 Gal quiet and cosy; refining la.l.
MGLASSES quiet and unchanged
RICE hrner; 7idst for ordinary 10 brine Car.
olina.
PETROLEUM quiet. firm. .le .or crude .ic g,
refined.
PROvISIoNS-Pork on spot auist. wal ma,
mess 10 -; forward deliveries shane ea4ier. Bee
steady; 7jGcil % for first grade plain mess; Il .
Gl3 ~ for extra do. Beef hams firm; - i0Gp24 20
Tierce beef firm and quiet; ~ Olz12l 10 for prime
mess; 2j tOat96 % for India do. Cut meats quiet
in buyers favor Mddles weak Lard opened
weak, closed firm; Westlrn steam on spot y! Buttel
hrmer, good demand 1906 for selected state FIR
kins. Cheese firm, fair demand; ~. for dne lot
stare factory.
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I'HIS Is To GIN NOTICE. that IN the 9Th 1ay
i or November, \. D. 49, 4 warrant in Bank
ruptpy was .ssled against the estate 81 Mitchell
\. Stone, 90 Berkshire, IN the County - frzEsal
and state % Vermont, Who has been aiiuds. d .
Bankrupt On MS cred tor petit"u that ths
payment e. any debts AMI delivery q. any property
belong NJ o. said Bankrupt 20 him, ~ i.r his
and the transfer 81 any property ~ hin are FOL
hidden by law that meeting TO-. The cred-tlrs' =.
said Bankrupt o. prove Heir debts. All - chC5s5
one or m~re A. snees Of h- estate. viii ue he'd -
Court o. BANKRUPTCY, 20 he h.ien Il the olice o.
T. II. Powell, in Eieht1fd "a ne Joluty s..
franklin AMI State 81 Vermont. before J. L
Edwards, Register, IA the I'm IL, g.. Dseazu
her \. u. i-.i 20 iu o'rivck A.
THOMAS FAiLEN
D-paty L $ N4i.h. as NesssHgsr
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Death, which has summoned in turn
almost every congregation in our city,
within the four weeks past. to pay the last
Offices Of affection and respect to the re
mains Of some prominent or specially be-
loved member, called the Methodist church
and society, Friday am, to the house Of
worship. The members Of the congrega-
ton, the Sabbath School, of which Mr.
Martin was for ten years the Superintend-
ent the employees in the furniture factory
Of kilburn < Gates (of which concern he
was the faithful book keeper some seventy in
number the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, Of which he was an esteemed mem
Der, each present in a body, with mourning
friends from all the other denominations,
made large assemblage.
The coffin, which bore beautiful cross Of
white camelias and other exotics, ana q
wreath ofwhite flowers and green and brown
leaves, was placed in front of the pulpit
The exercises were conducted by Rev Mr.
Graham, pastor of the church, and Rev
Prof. NIX. Petty of the University.
After singing of the Hymn '' Rock o.
Ages. and reading ofthe Scriptures by Mr.
Graham, Prof Petty paid an earnest .anJ
touching tribute to the virtues Of the de
ceased.
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Table -howing mean barometer and ther-
mometer as observed at the Weather Obser-
Walton office in this city for the week ending
Dee. 10, 1873 Mean barometer, 30 .a5j Z:
mean thermometer, 1856 mean direction
of wind, south b; mean hourly velocity 49,
miles total rainfall, 90 inches maximum
temperature, IS : minimum temporal ure,
II
Go. IL EILERY. Oh.erA..r
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NoRTHFIELD.-A lew days since NJ. $
GoadwIn in trade at Gouldsville missed his
wallet containing about fifteen dollars snd
his suspicious resting upon Edward Pinney
n young fellow about eighteen. he was ar
rested by officer Avery and charged with
the theft lie at first s!outly denied the
crime but afterwards confessed it, and re-
stored the wallet and money all right. As
Piracy was sent 10 the Vermont Reform
school, about two years since for larceny,
and was stopping at home on parole, Sn-
perintendent Fairbank was properly aOti-
fed and Pinney went back TO bis Rew term
Of school at the urge4t request Of the Su-
perintendsG,
aTof. j. c. W. Coke, Of the Methcli
Seminary at Montpelier, occupied the pull
pit OF the NJ. +. chaIeA in this village last
Sabbath.
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i CT Nnyeni'er, A. %. i~'t a Warrant IN Bank
ruptcy was issued against The estate oi James
Gilbert % Puultuey. iu the County @. lndha-l,
AMI State of Vermont, who has been sdjudsed
q Bankrupt on his cred tor petition that tao
payment ui any debts ana delivery 90 any property
belonging to said bankrupt. 20 him, ar Tor rs
use, and the transfer 90 any property by him 80
forbidden by Law that a meeting si Tie creditor .
Of said Bankrupt, O. prove their debts, and =
ch1ose one or more assignees Of his estate vii b
he'll % Cuur; ot bankruptcy, 10 be holden -
the lsiani House, ia Bellows Pals Ia tie
County "i Nindham. and State Of Vermont, be.OT :
\. Underwood. Esq. Register, on the 4 IA isy 70.
December, a. u. 1873, IT O'Clock P. n.
THOMAS fAiLkA.
Deputy United States Marshal, Messenger
.9wlx
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TnrEAN,E LECTURE. - Rev. John
Russell. Of Detroit, the past L. ". Grand
Chief TclnpIar of the Order of Good Tenn
plar-. is 30 give temperance lecture in
the Good IemplarS ~ Grand Army Hall,
ou Wednesday evening, Dec. L.. Doors
open ai 40. lecture to commence at ;.
To he preceded by music. The wide rep
utatiou OF Mr. Russell will probably draw
iuil house. Seats free % an
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'IWlS Is To GIVE NOTICE. that ca lie IRA d y
Il OF December. A. y. I573, Warrant IN B1nA
Ioptcs "as is'uei against the estate o. U. F
austin, % BERKSHIRE, In the County OF Franklin
AMI stale 90 \ernout, Who ha- been adildgc1
bankrupt GA his crCdtors' petition thar he
pay meht OF any debts snd delivery oil az
property belonging To- said Bankrupt 10 d IL. :!
Tor his use, ana the transfer Of anV m uert L.
him, are iorhidden hv law that d meet NJ u III
creditors of said Bankrupt. 20 prove their debts
and 70 choose one or more Assignees ot his estate
will be held at Court Df Baukruutc, to he holdeI
al the cfhce Of l l.. Lawrence Esq ia Burlington
ln the County oi Chittendeu. ami state Of VyT'
mont before L. l. Lawrence, Esq. Regis ter On the
-uth dsN % December. A d. 1873, At q o'clock A. 4
THOMAS fAiLEI.
Deputy { $ MIrsh1l ~ Mss.cngar
.fw1w
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IN RaxhitrPrCY.

y the District Court 81 Tie United staIe4 - -
i District ot Vermont. la tie matter &c. HsmltCn
Collins. Bankrupt. - In Bankruptcy- To the
the creditors ct said Bankrupt, and ali ~hOm tbs
nay concern This is 70 notice, that the second
and third general meetings % the creditors Of TIE
Aforesaid Bankrupt hls been ordered Ly said cCUTt,
70 he held st the office oi Edwards & Deksrman, IL
Newport. ia said District. on The 2lrd Cay @! De
ceuber. \. D. i~1i az % 0'clock q. before John
L. Edwards. Esq., one % the Registe in Bank
ruptcy, IN sad court for the purposes named N tho
= IN and 18th sections 81 the United SJate Bankru,
act approx et March "a. l-.1 and that have filed
ms final account rs A. -nee OF the estate OF said
Bankrupt in said court. ami that al the tlns anu
piace above named. shall apply T. sad court -
settlement Of my "a a account, and for Il sch2rge
from all liabilities gnee 81 aid eststt, in &C
criauce with the provisions g.. tie 18th section Z.
81 "a act ul March .. A j.. ,t--
Dated az Newport, IA st'i b.atil,t. IA ; ~ Iay
20, November \. D. t--f
1lW3w L. ROBINSON. Assignee
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>o,tCt IN n,y.nTprC,

fI'lils Is IT, GIVE NOTICE, that q t',a .sJi- 4.
| o. November \ T. l~-3 a Warrant BaBA
ruptcs issued against the Csttts 0i tisard u
Dyer. oi PouItn,y, IA the Counts Of Rutland
and state 90 Vermont, who has been adiudgui
Bankrupt on his creditors petition that the ptN
ment OF any debts and delivery OF any properly
belonging t0 said Bankrupt. 70 him. % Cot his
and the transfer ci any property hy hin, are ,or
hidden ~ law that a meetin. of the creditors
sdid Bankrupt, 10 prove ther debt, and 70 c!Iel
more -nees % his estate Will he held Al
3 Court o. Bank ruptcy, 90 be holden al the baamaa
Hotel. 10 Puultuey, the County - Rutland
and State 81 Vermont. before A P Lyman, Esq
Register. the i9ti day 81 he, smher, \ u l-- ~
luu'cucs A. y.
THOMAS tAlLtf
Deputy Unite, state Marshal, a Nessenzss
WV
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New York AM CANADA RAusoAD.-The
panic which paralyzed all business interests
also temporarily affected this enterprise.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
have purchased and paid for nearly one
million dollars worth of property north of
Ausable and that property Is worth nothing
to them without connection with PORT
Henry 81 rs to make a through line to Can
ada They have now some fifteen hundred
.Aen at work between Por. Henry and
Whitehall, and quite large amount OF
work has already been done between
Plattshurgh and Port Henry.
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VI MARRIED..

BESErll r-t EOSwELL.-In BROOKLYN. y Y nv
Rev. K 5. Storrs, D. D.. on the gth day Of Dec 80
Charles L. Benet Ct ami Sarah ;. Cromwell aIl ~
the city % Brooklyn.
TUgSER -SgosE.-In " llist,n. pee 5th. bv Rev.
James Mafsien' Mr. Abraham TGrnsr and VI ss
Elizabeth. eldest daughter nt NJ. Peter stone an
e. Killisi1n.
MASoN-LuNDJN--ln this city Dee 5th hy Rev
l.. q. Ware. Mr. Wm P Mason. Ir and Ms Car
nee A. eldest daughter 70. .. A. LONDON, all 10.
this city.
NAsH-JoHNsON. In ibis exc. pec uth. At the
residence u tie brides father. by Rev l. T. Ware.
Mr. Fred. T.. Nash pf VI idieiuwu. On ID, 1uL Ms.
Fins A. Johnson ~ cards
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Xeaal NOtires.


OBADIAH VANNI.iET'> E>TaiE-
WE. TIE SUBSCRIBERS. having been ~.
w pointed hy the Honorable the Probate tesIt
for the pstrr. ul Chliteuden, Commissioners 10 Te
COVE examine and adjust the claims aud demands O.
ball persons AGAINST the estate % Obadiah NanF'isI.
late 81 Charlotte. IN said District. dccelsef AMI
also all claims and demands exhibited Gliss-
thereto and SIX months from the day o. the ddI-
hereof being allowed by said Court ff that purpose
We do therefore hereby give notice, thai We wii4
attend o. the business cd appointment, a. Il a
dwelling house OF the said obadiah Ssnoliel
deceased. ia said District, on the last Ntndssdsy
OF December and MAY next al 30 a'slacA
4 ~. each 81 SAID days.
Dated this <'ti dIv Of November. A u. l5-s
IA II L. n sr EHGI ..e Conn. ssioner.
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NorIcE ~ m,yKRTpTCy

I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On SAL
/ ur!Iy. January 81, AID. 1874. the -. h Holmes
iarm ia the town Of Georzi1 Vt, iormsrY owned Ii
Gilman kimhall, oi about Due hundred an DAFT
scres also sugar tools and farming tools stock
&c. The farm MI Pc solid sutect % alt liens and
iucalnhrances. b. T. RI CT Assume
Dcc fl-4iwiw
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Don't wait tall after the first OF January
before You renew your subscription Tor the
WEEKLY FREE PKEss. You will much &C
commodate the printers, and perhaps save
Yourself the sending after one or two back
numbers. by paying 5cfors your snbseriP-
ton exnires. See the date against your
mama
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MOTHERS, READ THIS.
IA EIH MIIIEK,s KiRN sNRI Il

On hand, and your children will never De sick. 1t
will Instantly sour stomach. dysentary. grip
IN IN the h1wels Wind collie. &c. Gives relief in
teethlng. Pleasant To- take. Contains no opium or
morphine. Relieves your child hy curing. not by
causing il 10 sleep is restored hsalth andithrifty
growth will soon Indicate. Sold by drug sts Price
~ cents Der bottle
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BrrLsg la Essex. Sunday sulru-n-. pec :. 1873.
Clrahel A. Spencer. VIE o. 4 VI. BU;lnr. a the
z'th year To-. her -.
MARsu.-ln Jonc.y lie. the ii-t Instant /. Ia.
d1uShter BE-. ~. ant Mr.. r. r. Marsh, aged
months.
CHA-E.-ln Richmond. rhe 18Th n-t.. o. c1u-
sumption. Ms pelphen.a Chase. ,a' 3 i1u -ht-r l.
Nelson Chase, isei - YEAR
WHirrLE-In Cambridge. De-. 4tl 5 msa whip
PIE, brother " the late Dr.. ;. Na'rp,- - Boston,
Mas aged years.
SNIfH.--A; the residence %. Vi. H. Il. Camp.
" .!wagkee. scensn. NJ. JAMS A.. 81 e .. Res.
q " Sui 3D. sed - Year,.
MiLLsa In Winston. Dee IA. Samuel a. On
o. Norman +. Miller. aged = years llI months.
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hlsrRlCr o. VERMONT. SS-At Jsr.sLr.
| IL the 9TH day of December, \. u. is1s M
undersigned hereby gives not &c % appoint men.
A. ass -ure Of Lea IS T. Carleton, cf Jericho n IL,
County % Chlttenden AMI ST ate OF Vermont with =
| SAID District. whD has been siIut red a Baukruy.
upon d cred t'is' peg t'yu ', tha District Court =
| said District. 4 ) PALMER
pcc l3-Wlw A. ma.
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IHE VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD CAsR.-
Chancellor Barrett has delivered an elaho-
rate opinion in the celebrated case of
Gouyerneur Morris ct al Claiming to be
directors Of the Vermont Valley Railroad
Company by election in July. 1879, IS. the
Vermont Valley Railroad Company of 1871 i,
in which he denies the motion of the orators
for temporary injunction, restraining ex-
Gov Page and his associates from constitu-
ting the board Of directors of the Valley
Company, up to said election in July, 1873.
The Chancellor also denies the application
for the appointment Of Receiver The
petitions of the foreign directors were also
dismissed with costs The decision is a very
clear one and we shall soon take pleasure
IN giving the main points of it in full to
our readers. Suffice it to say. the opinion
Of the Chancellor retains the control Of the
Valley road in the hands of its original
lessee,, the trustees Of the Rutland Railroad,
who leased it to the Central Vermont Rail
road. who now run IT,
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VI 4 DAN E DE Moss -
iNTHEO

l. the best preparation in the world cor heautfy
the complexion. IL impGrts -m0othness transpa-
rency and rosy freshness 10 the skin. Cures all
eruptons % the f1ce. l. nos Injurious sold by
druggists. " sent ~ mail. Price "A cents per box
Address. MILLER BROS
M M.ffor an.
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pet,tion for injunction has been made
by the managers of the Central Vermont
Railroad to the Supreme Conrt of the State
Of Vermont, to restrain the Vermont and
Canada Railroad FROM proceeding in suit
against the Central Vermont Railroad in
the Courts of Massachusetts. A hearing
takes place at st. Albans next Friday.
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- AtAAAt httabht--
WASHINGTON, Dec. l0.-Very important
news in the matter of the Nirginius IS ex-
pected from Madrid within two days. There
Is every reason to believe that the news
will be pacific and indicative of a final and
honorable settlement
THE vRcISIrs To EE DELIVERED CHRISTMAS
DAY.
The demands Of the United States set
forth in the protocol have been agreed to
and the agreement has received the Official
signatures. This agreement does not differ
in terms from that already printed, ex-
cept that the time, place and manner
OF the delivery oil the Nirginius and
prisoners To the United States and the
salute 10 the ilag. which had not
been settled. have now been fixed
The Nirginius is to be delivered on Christ
mas day. News of the final settlement have
been forwarded to the Spanish authorities
at Havana and the necessary orders given.
\ letter from Havana says that the excite
ment al that place j. suhsiding.
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tr..A.u- q uHt .ouGaoi ts Oh. f-oE psui-. A.
ti... season almost everybody j. hoarse. The helt-
iu- %, stressed lungs Is heard every where Way
IS This. when i "a notorious that HkLE's HoSEl rf
l1arseness 8 hours
HA.-- L--LLa-ne n.-A. e.-a n mn. N -nn.e VI
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Miller, the brakeman who fell through the
,rsstle olthe dock, at Port Henry, On Thurs
dav last, died on Friday He was injured
about the head
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Why endure that Cough and eadan-er your ii.o
when timely use Of Weeks gle Compound will
relieve you. 1t always affords relief. and will, when
taken n season, cure more cases Of disease OF the
throat and lungs than any remedy known. Sold by
al drugg sts. Nov 2i-Wlm N
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TuE PoRr lIENRY TRAGEDY. - McEnany,
the young man who was shot in Port Henry
on the 81 inst, leaves wife and two
children in Ludlow He was about - years
of age, and by trade blacksmith. The
woman story Is that McEnany, after get
ting into the house. caught her little boy
and threatened to kill him him she caught
MP the poke. and hit him over the head
with IT, and ordered him to let 90 Of the boy.
lie then threatened to Kill them both, and
She went and got a revolver and held it at
his breast and shot him dead through the
heart The prospect is that She will be re
ieasel On the ground that the act was com
mitted in obedience The woman is de
scribed as coarse and hard-ieatured with
dark. sinister eyes She is said to be half
Indian
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AGRICULTURAL MEETING State Board
..f Agriculture will hold meeting at East
Charlotte Baptist Cornsrs), on the 9th
and 7th of January. 1874 Farmers Of the
adjoining towns are invited to attend.
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The Rev. Mr. Bemis (Methodi,t) has been
appointed secretary of the Vermont Bible
society. in place Of the Rev. Z. /. Carpen-
Ter tCongregational) resigned.
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BURoLARIEs At LUDLOW. On Saturday
night burglars visited the grocery store OF
Mr.. +. NJ. Baynton. where they SSGs
through the provisions. m...ng 80 much
NOISE that : say was awakened in the
second story. She raised Il window, when
The burglars He'd, leaving a dirk knife that
''ey used IN opening a can of picked iob-
yer ser The burglars visited ,,askins' hil-
''llN man, where ;ksy appropriated a pistol,
a"'a -'ei FheTnan Bros, over tae drug
E'o,e' and Jacob Patrick. residence. but
"I'uiHs d any value vas taken at either
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NsRAoNr SrcrRIIIEs.-- At auction in Bos-
ton Saturday, q Vermont and Central Rall-
road shares sold at5l. Vermont Central
first mortgage, shares. 1861, G33
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Special gatires.

HaBfTAL COSTIyESEss causes Headache. DiEz--
ness, Worms, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sour
Stomach, Bad Breath, &c. The surest preventive
IS DIR. HARRIsOS's PERIsTALrIc LOzENeES. being
both Tonic and Laxative. they restore nature there
by curing e0stive habit. In the opinion Of every
Druggist. they are the most pleasant and efsctual
remedy for the Piles. and the only that reaches
the cause, as outward applications only time
co cts mailed free for this last price Dr. HAIR
RIsON's ICELAND BALsAN, 4 splendid cure for
Coughs, Hoarseness. and all Throat and Lun :
complaints. For sale by +. S. HARRISON & co,
Proprietors, No. fremont Temple, Boston, and by
all'Drussists. sp win
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The principal of the Norwich Academy
informs his pupils that they can't attend
dancing school and his school too.
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RICnMoND.-Mr. Charles D. Robinson. OF
Portland, Ne, gives one Of his Hume ron,
and Dramatic Readings Mt the Good TEN
plars Hall, on Friday o',ening next. Deem
her l2th, 1873. lie v III read selections iron
various authors.
Rev IL. J.. Cushing lectures before thu
Richmond le' turc Association at Academy
Hall, k'eD Iond, ON the evening OF Decem
her il'o ls73. Subject "0ur Nation ;,
treetF / Need" To be followed BY Genera
WJ,lam ". Henry on Thursday evening
December 25th, 1873 Subject 'From tn,
I Gapidau to Cold Hartor.''
There is to be an oyster supper and dona
I ton visit at the Richmond II otel. for tn
benefit OF the Rev. Mr.. Guernsey. on Wed
nesday. the 18th inst.
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Commercial.


Rv-tN. .f LIVE ,r1cA rNsEaEr
Cattle Sheep { Ll-4'- .ie 10.
Tbs Wee. .-----.- H,l a.H4 80
Last weet .-...... it '.il1
Vernon ..--...-.- .s. 2u1J
Prices of Market Ecea-A .sw choice s. .i-I.
extra = p'a % -1 first quality. : r'c - se-l1I
quality, g. rla- -A third quality. 81 uta- -.
Prices COZ Store Clttic-Nork oxen per PAR.
from s.7Gtl: Farrow Cows. satGin- extra. s;t.ia1
Yearln-s. sluGl-s Two Years Old. s5iG-s Three
Years ola. satIi..
Prices o. Sheep AMI lambs IN is,. Wa.l sheep
s ID, $, 5 and e. l each extra. 81 pJn5 10. or
from "a 90 e w Spring Lambs. as, ? 70 Veal
Prices OF II les Tluaw and Sk'n.- Pr .atsn
HIDES 7G-ic 2 z Tali0w.-a %, 2 % country
Hides tGttcF q Tallew, 96t See 2 p Pslts *.
q 81 - each Cas- 81 as, 10 alSc p.
REMARKS
tatte-Fi.r sat a-llct- ou-eN pressed A. regard. tie
sale o-c4ttle. Dsalers rather expected g. Gni the
market shade hrmer. orNat all events 'uli a, irm
as 81 week ago to-day. Their expectations were
cattle we're landed here but had. % travel to
Brighton. Sales were quick 'u ceot stock. anl
there were many fine r1ttle On sale.
Sheep and LamNs-Arr. tIls are not particularly
heavy from tho North, hut thew were running n A
good mluy Western the latter part of the week
which dIm0tuad the 3rdor u. butchers va. were
less anX Gus o. purchase this morning Except on
: best stocks the market decidedly SLOW We quote
g W 90 on from lair o. ued Ium grades.
Poultry :, ne Canada fowl were sold from a =
Pt. For the hest poultry. dealers are not getting
over i'..c VT. Poultrymsn can buy dressed poul
t-y at l-iFl1c Z p. All tho difference IS hls % &
3lmefa.u fresh killed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-12-12

ASr. AIBANs BrTTEs MARKET.-No change
from quotations Of last week. Shipments
al9 tubs.