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| three of his fingers in a straw cutter Sias
hing, OF same town, fell through an open
scuttie recently, and it is feared has receiy
ed very serious injury.
Willard Berry of Irasburgh, was badly
kicked IN the head recently while leaning
forward in wagon.
Foreman McClmtock of the Newport En-
pres, has been appointed baggage master on
the South Eastern Railway.
The engineer of the Memphremagog
steamer left suddenly, a few days since and
the boat could not be run until another en-
gineer was imported from Montreal.
A son of John Kerwin, of Westnore, fell
ana broke an arm, recently while about the
milestone ledge of j. c. Orne.
The docket of the Supreme Court for Or
leans County contains sixteen cases.
NJ. L. Duncan of Washington, has been
fined so for selling liquor. He proposes
to settle up and go and sell no more.
The county agricultural society have cut
down the amount of premiums heretofore
offered from $3.50 to about 800. The pros
pect for successful show this fall is good.
L.F. Edgerton, formerly hotel keeper at
lrasburgh, has become conductor on the
Passumpsic Railroad
RUTLAND COUNTY.
\ Castleton man blew a worm half an inch
long from his nose, a few days since, which
was preserved, and, after four days, entered
the chrysalis state, and, six days after,
Matched into large green fly. Inquiry de-
veloped the fact, that a fly had suddenly en-
tered the person S nose, some time previous,
and considerable difficulty was experienced
in dislodging it. The Oya was doubtless de-
posted at that time.
A turtle bearing the date of 1881 has
turned up in Dandy.
The Howe Scale Works at Brandon make
$4,000 scales year, and employ three hum
dred men.
Hon. VIM. H. Tefft of Whitehall, has
bought the printing press and material of
Dewitt Leonard of Fairhaven.
\ barn owned by Wesley Paris, in Dandy,
was struck by lightning during a thunder
shower on the 26th ult., and set on fire. Be
fore assistance could be procured the barn
together with twelve tons of hay was con-
sumed. Mr.. Paris had no insurance.
Five hundred and ten cars of marble were
shipped from West Rutland station during
the month of May. This is the largest mum
Der of cars and amount Of marble ever ship
ped from that station in one month.
Clarendon Springs is preparing for
grand gala day in about two weeks. Bands
Of music, picnic parties, dancing and vari-
Gus other good things will be included in
the programme. Doring's Band of Troy
will be one Of the - cards" of the occa-
sion.
llerndon's theatrical company are to visit
Fairhayen this week.
Laais. win eznsr.snee much le.. trouhle With
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J0sATHAs ". RlTEolps. STATE OF vERuoyr
- II 7 Ut ' .ItiiE-NI .
HARRIET a. REYNOLDS. CnrrrEypry County

HARRIET A REYNOLDS CuITrENpES COUNTY.
In County Court, SEPTEMBER Tera, 4. d. lS7a.
WHEREAS, Jonathan W. REYNOLDS Of Essex. in
w said Chitteuden County. has this 2lst day OF
July, A d. ls73. filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF
the Chittenden County Court. his petition against
his wife. Harriet A. Reynolds Setting forth that
he was married 70 said Harriet A., at Waterbury,
IN the County o; Washington, the 18th day OF
July, A. ID. ls5e
That on the 18th day % August. A. ID. 1859. at
Essex Aforesaid, the said harriet A willfully de-
serted your petitioner, and has continued such
desertun 10 the present time; and praying that the
bonds OF matrimouy between him ana said Harriet
A., my be dissolved FOR the cause Aforesaid. Which
SAID petition il made rcturnable TO the term Of the
County Court. TO be held at Burlington in and for
the County ui Chittenden. the fourth Tuesday in
September 4. ID. lS73.
And II appearing that said Harriet 4. Reynolds
resides without this State, that common process
81 the Court cannot be served upon her. therefore
1t IS ordered that the petitioner publish the sub
stance Of his petition Aforesaid with this order for
three weeks excessively in the Burlington Free
P-ess, printed at said Burlington, the last publea-
ton 70 be at least six weeks previous 10 said 4th
Tuesday in September next.
\. G. DIXON, Petitioners Attorney
\ J. HOWARD, Clerk.
Burlington. Vt. july D. t--2-fw3w
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY |
OF HARTFORD,
Cash Assets. 81, 500, 600 |
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
Cash Assets 900
HARTFORD FIRE FMS. CO..
OF HARTFORD.
Cash Assets. 81, 100000
PHGNEx INSURANCE CO.,
OF HARTFORD.
Cash Assets, .....-....Sa,O zoe. 900
FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Cash Asseis............S2, $50, zoo
SPRIN GFIELD I. n "a. ms. CO.,
OF MASS.
Cash Assets. 81, 200, 900
QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY
OF ENGLAND.
Cash Assets--GOld Sf0,OOO,cOO
LORILLARD INSURANCE. CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
MANHATTAN FIRE ms. CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
LAMAR INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
WELLIAMsB'G CITY F. ms. CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
GERMAN INSURANCE 90.
OF PENN.
HUMBOLDT INSURANCE CO.,
OF JERSEY CITY.
NORTH MISSOURI ms. CO.,
OF ST. LOUIS.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ms. CO.,
or MEMPHIS.
NARRAGANSETTF. a VI. ms. co.
OF PROVIDENCE.
MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO.,
OF PROVIDENCE.
ALEMANNIA FIRE ms. CO.,
OF CLEVELAND.
Fire and Marine Insurance placed in any Of the
above named Companies at the lowest current rates
/ From our long and extensive experience IN the
business, and on account OF the unusual and unsur
passed facilities possess. feel confident that
| we can furnish Fire and Marine Insurance ~
/ BETTER COMPANIES AND on BETTER TERMS and in
more SATISFACTORY MANNER than any other -eney
I in Vermont or this vicinity. We Will attend
| promptly 10 all business entrusted 20 our care.
whether application is made personally or by mail,
and entire satisfaction is guaranteed in all cases.
! No charge is ever made for policy fee or survey
| An experienced surveyor is employed 70 make
| plans and surveys Of mills without extra charge
| whenever.S sired.
:. 4 X. s. WIRES.
| Wires Insurance Building,
| Corner Church and College St.
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Xeaal Hotifss.


DANIEL T.. PRAH'S ESTATE
THE SUBSCRIBERS. havin- ho.r -.
Il by The Honorable the Probate C5urt f5r
the District OF Grand Isle, Commissioners 10
receive, examine and adjust ali claims and demsnds
o. al persons, against the estate Of Daniel p Pray
late OF Alburgh in said District deceased md ~
Claims ana demands exhibited in Offset thereto
90 hereby give notice that six months from the
to the creditors OF said deceased n sSbsI.,
and prove their respective claims before NJ
and that we will attend TO the duties Of o.r
2. Pray, in Alburgh, in said District on The IS.f
day OF January, A. u. 1874, from nine o'clock In the
forenoon TIL four O'Clock in the afternoon Of nd
day ''-'
Dated at Alhurgh, this 18th day Of Iulv A II
ls.3. II. q. STEARNS. =.
GILES SOULES, '"4n'n ssioners-
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LIVERPOOL
LONDON AND GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Total Assets, Gold.
$50, 100000
by the Directors i'm New York.
81, 10000
AU Shareholders personally
responsible for the engage
naents of the Company.
BuRLrserox. VI. July 10Th. Ia.

BuRLrSGTON VI, July 10Th, ls-3
We take pleasure in notifying the pubic that the
Agency OF this well known and popular sterling
old Company has passed into our hands. We would
notify the present policy holders that all endorse
ments transfers and gnments must in the future
be made through US, who are the only authorized
and commissioned Agents in this vicinity; and to
our numerous patrons who wish their Insurance
placed in the VERY BEST. STRONGEST AND
MOST RELIABLE COMPANY IN THE WORLD,
we would call attention to the Company which to-
day stands at the head Of all the companies doing
business in tho United States, both in amount Of
assets and amount Of business transacted The
prompt, generous and honorable action Of this
Company at Chicago and Boston, has made it Justly
popular with the public and we offer their policies
to our friends and customers feeling that they will
be fully protected in any emergency and will be
fairly dealt with. $. & R. S. WIRES,
Wires Insurance Building,
Correr Church and C.ffeao e+-o...
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A patent has been issued to j. P. Flan-
ders, of yergennes, for double-acting force
DumD
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The blueberries are in their prime now.
and pickers are reaping a sish harvest
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"ANTED--All men wishing TO make money
w to send for pamphlet containing instructions,
&C. which everybody should have. J. c. TILT0N,
Pittsburg, Pa. Aug 5td&wiw
UTANTED-Wholesale Purchasing Agents for the
w BARTRAM SEWING MACHINE, made at
Danbury, CT. The latest and best. The stillest,
fastest and easiest lock stitch, selsetting straight
needle Machine in the market. Better terms than
any company. Address, Bartram & Fanton Mfg Co.,
JOHN A DODGE, Cen Agent, Danbury, Conn.,
Aug 5-td&wiw
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Maj. John A. Salisbury, is to reopen the
Central House, Rutland. on the European
plan.
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In the month of July, 1916, ice formed to
the depth ofcommon window glass through
out the State.
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Aem advertisements.
Liberal Prices paid FOR good

ASBESTOS AND AMIANTHUS,
Otherwise known as Lockwood, Rock Cork, Noun
tain Leather, Fossil paper Fossil-hax. and Earth
fax.
Address by mail, giving specimens and price per
ton. II. ID. JARNES,
10 DevOnshire-St., Boston, Mass.
swim
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CRUELTY To ANINALs.-A certain Willis
ton farmer ought to be ashamed Of himself.
Friday afternoon, he kept couple of
biooded calves, apparently three months
old, confined in a cage, two by four feet, in
a team in front Of the FREE Pass Office for
fall three hours in the broiling sun. The
poor things evidently suffered greatly, and
many good citizens expressed themselves in
terms of righteous Indignation over the
owners cruel conduct.
The new City Directory is ready for sale
or delivery to subscribers, at the FREE
Pass office. 1t contains thirty pages of
names more than the last one, and especial
pains have been taken to make it the fullest
and most correct one published. Every
business man. and in fact almost every citi-
zen, needs one. They are very handy to
have in the house" when one needs to
look up the name or residence Of new or
old conner, the location of a new street, the
new boundaries of the wards, or any of a
hundred matters Of information about the
city.
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WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District Of Chttenden. COMMISSIONERS 70 re-
ceiye, examine and adjust the claims and demands
% all persons, against the estate Of Hugh McNil-
Hams, late o. Burlington. in said District deceased.
and also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto and H. months from the day OF the date
hereof. being allowed by the said Court for that
purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice. that
We VIII attend TO the business q our appointment
at the Probate Office. In Burlington. in said
District, on the third Tuesdays Of August and jan
uary next, at 10 O'Clock a. m. on said days.
Dated this 2lst day Of July, A. D. 1873.
). VI. POPE. N'ii'i -'S''u''S-
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The Yergennes Machine Company through
j. d. Kingsland and his son-in-law, II. NJ
Mitchell, Of this city, have been awarded by
the city council of South Bend, Indiana, the
contract for furnishing the pumping ma
chinery for that city, for $4,000. They
pledge that one Of the three sets of pumps
To be furnished shall be ready for use Nov.
l~t. and the whole work completeda month
later The pump manufactured by this
company is that known as the Flanders pa
tent and has high reputation wherever it
has been introduced.
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In addition to the above Company, are the
only Agents in this City for the other leading
European Companies and also Tor the strongest
and leading American Companies. Our list en-
braces such Companies as the
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The Smiths, of course. head the list in
point Of numbers in the Burlington Direct
DRY, as in every other. In the new direct
Dry, just published, they. number forty-one.
The Kellys come next, 2S in number; the
Browns next, 81; then the Johnsons, 10 ;
the Aliens number Is; there are II each OF
Spears, Millers and Martins, 10 Sulliyans
and Lees -. OF no other name, we believe,
are there over 4 dozen. OF course, many OF
these are heads of families, 50 that the total
number of souls Of these names in our city
Is three or four times as great as these fig
ures.
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Messrs. lanes D.nsley Co. announce their
favorite SoNoNA WINE BrrrERs.H which they be-
ieyc the best in the market for spring and summer
use. As they are lacking in the fiery spirit which
renders b.tters Objectionable 20 50 many persons.
Tu thur&sat
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Ladies will experience much less trouble With
their seEn-. if they use the Eureka Machine twist.
Try il once and be convinced wit
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Boys and girls, beware of green apples.
in New York boy named Archibald Nc
Intire ate inordinately of green apples and
peaches on Wednesday night. Within an
hour he wa. suffering with terrible cramps
in his stomach The doctors tried to save
him, hut he passed into spasms and conyul-
sions, sunk into comatose state and red
errptions covered him from head to foot.
Tle died next morning.
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The money drawer in the Office Of the
Bardwell House, Rutland, was robbed Of
about Sl6o, Friday morning, about 4
O'Clock, while the porter went up stairs to
call the guests. \ fellow, who was sitting
in the office when the porter went up stairs,
but who was gone away when he returned,
was, doubtless, the thief, and will probably
be captured. as the officers are on his track.
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!. a X. :. WIRES,

Corner Church and College Ste.
Bur- Eston, Vt, July %, ls73-d&wlr-
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lanes F.. Cowles, youngest son of S. F.
Cowies Of Coventry, died of consumption
on the overland train west OF Omaha, Sun
fog 5 he health but rgr, wing worse he at
t ter , to reach home die. His age was
a6 and he was an unde. graduate at Dart
mouth College.
Clark Rogers of Newport Centre, found a
bear in his Shed eating pota toes. The bear
left suddenly So did Clark.
William ID. Wilson of CharT eston. was re-
Gently interviewed by a bull. A son-in-law
with an axe saved Wilson's lie, though he
was severely hurt.
Mr.. Potter's hired girl at Crattsbqry, set
her bed and the house on fire by leaving the
candle burning when she went to bed, but
the house and girl were saved. The only
sure way to prevent girls from reading alter
they retire is to make them go to bed in the
| dark.
| A son of E. F. Hinkley Of Clover, cut of
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While running an edger at his mill in
Victory, few weeks ago, Charles \. Story
cut off three fingers and thumb from his
left hand.
The Essex House, at West Concord. Is
crowded with company.
Some time since a horse belonging to Mr..
Cole. who was visiting at his mother-in-
laws at CRANKY, was seriously damaged by
being cut with some sharp instrument
Since then reports say that horse belong
ing to a. j. Dunn, and a heifer owned by
5 \. Buzzell, have been abused in the same
WAY.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

TowNsuir NnMlHATIOSS, &c.--Pur>uant TO
call, IL meeting of the Conservatives OF Man
chester township was held 1T The Town Hall
Saturday night; \. H. Woodbridge, township
SUPERINTENDENT. in the chair, and .lalnc> n.
Gentry acting rs secretary. y committee
con-i.ling of Mcssrs. Montcirc, Ilopton. Pnl-
linn. Roberts son. and Farmer was appointed
:, irconmpnd ticket for township rIil.Hr~.
The committee at'cI retiring submitted lhc
lulowin" names. which wei" ratified WI i
mrrnt ,lnanimily: Supervisor, 1gm'llI>
schultz Assessor, John III. Burton; Cot
hector. \. Calvin Harding; Clerk, Alexander
B. Lithgow; Magistrate, JalncS \. Gentry
Constable. Alexander Fitzgerald; Comnlls-
soucr of Roads. III. Darlington Watkins :
OveIscrr of Poor. Joseph Mann.
The following gentlemen were selected is
DELEGATES 10 the County Convention for party
/, organization. which l.:';.t> ii Chester June
lith: John G. Robertson. Dr.. J.. Il. t'iic-,
nr. \. Montciro. \. +. Woodbridge. John
T.. Tavlnr. aud John III. Burton. The fol-
lowing altrru;.tr> were selected: II. {. Wat
kin>. David l.. Pulliam, \. r. Lithgnw, W.
j. Craig, W. L. Kidd, and NJ. A. Cngbili.
The following working committees We're air
pointed: At Town Hall precinct: James a
Gentry, NJ. \. CoSbill, John ii. Abbott
George w. Toby. and Edward Browncll.
Torrcncc's store: David l.. puliam, John
Il Burton. and Zach. Morrisctt Hancock'-
store: DR.. y. j. McIyrc. Captain +. w,
McLrcary. and JlinillS Gregory.
After the meeting adjourned meeting OF
the Vigilance Committee for town was held
DR.. Montero in the chair, anu number OF
committees appointed and arrangements
made for casting the full strength OF tht
party both in the town and township clec
fionS. The Conservatives are united and
confident OF victory.
The MEETING NIGliT.--L'cl every ,lii
zeu who desires the success OF the Conserve
live ticket attend tie meeting OH the court
house square. Able speakers Will show III
t,. beauties of the Radical ticket and thcll
re orls will be wcll ventilated. y band o
mL,sic has been engaged, II procession VII
form at Ma,o's bridge 1t O'Clock, bon!lrr'
will he kindlcd, aud Il fine time Is expected
Cone out, one ana All
t,r.SGE OF HA.K.-Thr weather permit
t;nr. The grand ,utIlon aud rroquct pic-nl'
~ the Cav Young Men viii be held 4
Broad Rock To-day instead OF Drcwry's.
MEETING OF CorRT.--1'he adjourned scs
sion of the Circuit Court will colnmente thi
morning at 10 o'clock.
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Interesting BankruDf Case.

MosrGoMERY, Ala, May l9.-The case of
the petition TO place party i'll bankruptcy
before the United States District Court in
this city some weeks ago, and which was
denied on the ground that the cotton losses
~ Cured when there WIS to be 10 actual dc.
livery. was taken UP on Il petition tor re-
view before Judge Woods. of the United
states Circuit Court. He gave III opinion
to-day disniis,ng the petition for review.
The COUNSEL Tor the petitioner alleges that
bis dismissal was on points that can be
remedied by taking the case to the same
court on writ of error, which they propose
to do, and an opinion covering the whole
ground of liability of future losses will be
rendered in December. In the mean time
The refusal to adiudgc the party bankrupt for
Iu, ,,.S in future stands.
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The Recent Cotton DefaIcasion.

BALTIMORE. May 19--A New York morn
ing Journal speaks of Il Mobile correspond
cnt of leading banking-house in this city
drawing prime sterling bills rs having
proved Il deliultcr to the extent of S5OO,00n
The facts which led to such cXag"erate ed
statements have been known for nearly two
weeks, and are that the firms of IIalscy Il
Co.. Of New Orleans Goldthwait" ~ Co.,
of Mobile, aud EIalScy & Goldthwaiic, of
Galveston. dissolved partnership, William +.
IIaIsey alone being authorized to sign in
liquidation. These firms represented the
house of Brown Brothers & Co. in the cot
ton markets OF the South.
The trouble which caused the dissolution
wa, that sterling bills against cotton shipped
to Liverpool had been purchased, and when
tn" sale Of the cotton failed to meet the SUMS
advanced and Il reclamation was made, it was
proved thut the maker of the bills was not
csponsibc, and that Goldthwaite was Jointly
interested in the speculation. Godthwaite
is relative of the members Of the firm OF
Brown Brothers & Co., and his tall is more
painful to the New York principals than any
sum they may lose, which cannot I've more
than 500, 900.
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POLICE Court, MoNDAY-JuStice John j.
CrufchhcM presid,ng.-The following cases
were disposed of:
John Carter. charged on warrant with As
Saultlng and beating Harriet \. Morris.
Case continued and attachment issued for the
accused.
Jane Patterson. charged on warrant with
creating disturbance on the premises Of
Thomas Duke. Fined 81 50.
Mahaa johnson. charged on warrant with
a>>aullins and beating Betsy Thomas. Fined
$40.
}. b. GrayinS. charged on warrant with
obtaining by false representation from Beard
y Go. wlncs and liquors of the val,le of
Si63.30. Continued to Tuesday; accused
ltiird III the sum Of 500, with y. T. Beard
~ surety.
Charles Johnson (old otlcndcrl. charged
with hcing drunk and di>orGcriy on the pull
llc streets. Security required in the sum Of
500 for three months.
John CootZ. charged with being ya-rant
without visible means Of support. Security
required in the sum of SlC0 for two months.
James Shaw, charged on warrant with as
saulting and beating James Lounge. Con-
tiuucd to Tuesday.
Fannie Taylor. Emma Trent, and Martha
Hudson (colorcdD, charged With indecent
conduct on Broad street on sunday to the
annoyance OF churcll-aoing people. Fined
y. 30 each.
Henry Walker. charged with being an cS
capped convict from the Virginia rcni;cn.
tiaTv. Continued to 18th instant.
Anderson Jackson and Maggie Mitchell
charged with being drunk and dl>ordcrly on
the streets. Security required OF both in the
sum Of 800 for three months.
George Benedict, charged with being
drunk und di>orderly on the streets. Fined
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ifi"MNs W. kEESEE. IL \. W.. at Nh. pop Main
street, gr-.r-housC. h"'-horse. l~hiiug plants.
rAscs. hutiis. trees. shrubs. &c.
kl'il NkiiSON ( ca. L. NJ. market farm one
mile from The city.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 son, ! +. ". i've building
lots near Monroe Park. on Main and Cary
streets.
COOK Il LAUGHTpN. 10 A. NJ, at :. A. Win
stocks loan office. No. II Fourteenth street. clIa-
inonas watches, chains, jewclry. and silver
ware.
r. ID. EhCHO, II \. NJ. the small farm known as
GREENWOOD In Fowhatan county, on the
River road from Manchester to Lynchburg.
". G0DDIS. p. NJ. the farm called = Sherwood"
on the Brook turnpike and Hermitage roads. one
mile north Of Richmond.
W. GODD1N. L. NJ. real estate at the southeast
corner Of Clay and Fourth streets.
LYME & BROTHER. II 4. NJ. at the Chcsapeakr
an1 Ohio Railroad depot, 5000 pounds ot lnanl-
facturel tobacco.