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closed dull. Sales lls0oO bushels at S. q soc for
new Western mixed: sadeO, for high mixed and
] yellow Western ssll9le for old Western mixed ;
Ss6D9c for white Western. Receipts OF oats q, 2Ol
bushels. Oats shade better Safes 81 90 bushels
at co "a 62c for mixed Western; G. 665tc for white
| Western; co for common white state in store.
HAY firm az COAL % for shipping.
H0PS-l5 a sc for low to fair: 30435c for
good to choice.
COFFEE dull, unchanged.
SUGAR firm; 7sGD7sc Tor fair 10 good refining; lie
primo.
MOLASsES more active: Psrhadoes 42aSi.c; New
Orleans 6307lc.
RICE quiet and steady.
PETROLEUM firmer; crude .!c refined Isle.
TALlOW steady; sales 2sjOD lbs. at 7iDl3l6
EGGS heavy l606lc for state and Ponnsylva
MA; liGl5lc for Western.
COAL unchanged s5a6 o. Cor anthracite per
cargo.
LEATHER heavy; hemlock sole, Buenos and Rio
Grande light, middle and heavy weights 2Ta30c;
California do. 2661 sc; OrinoeO do 25iaD27t.
WOOL firm domestic fleece f06D7Oc; pulled 2JI
5Oc; unwashed lslDi5c; Texas l7G035.
PROVISIONS - Pork easier new mess Il ".
Beef quiet, unchanged. Beef hams in fair demand
Tlerce beef quiet, steady. Cut meats unchanged.
Middles firm 9lG09-l6c for short clear long clear
9sAa-l6 Lard heavy ~ 3-l6c for prime steam.
Butter steady; - a soc for Western; 30d3Sc for
state; 3Gaoilc for new Western and state Cheese
steady; II a l6lc Cor common 10 prime.
NBISb EH steady at 96c.
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Spefial Notiges.
Da. sCuEyCR.s STANDARD EEnE-
DIES.

The standard remedies for all DISEASES of the lung
/ are SCugScK's PuLNoSIc SYRUP, scHENckS SEA
/ WEED TuSic, and ScHEsCks MANDRAKE PILLS, ant
! if taken before the lun5s are destroyed, speedy
! cure is effected.
| To the three medicines DIR. J. II. Schenck O
/ Philadelphia, owes his unriyalled success III the
! treatment OF pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens TINS morbid matter IN
the lungs; nature throws II oil by an easy expec
coration for when the phlcgm or matter j. RPS a
slight cough will throw it of, the patient has rest
and the lungs begin to heal.
To enable the Pulmonic Syrup to do this.
Schenek's Mandrake Pills and Sehencks Sea-weed
Tonic must lie freely used to cleanse the stomach
and liver Schencks Mandrake Pills act on the
liver removing all distractions, relax the gall
BLADDER the bile starts freely, and the Liver Is soon
relieved.
schenck's Sea-weed Tonic i a gentle stimulant
and Alternative; the akali Of which 1t Is composed
mikes with the food, and prevents souring. 1t as
ssts the q gestion, by tonlng up the stomach TO a
healthy condition, so that the iood and Pulmonic
syrup will make good blood then the lungs heal,
and the patient Will surely get well II care is taken
to prevent fresh cold.
Dr. Schenck can he consulted at the Quincy
House. Boston. on Wednesday, March 18TH, April
sth and 2lnd, May 18th and 21tl.
Advice will be given free, but FOR thorough ex-
animation with the Resplrometer, the charge Is
500.
Schenck's Medicines are soil by all Druggists
ihr. shuut the country.
= urk's Almanac can he had of all Druggists,
irst March ll-'deOdSwly
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Qaitr 4 sensation was created at White
hall on Tuesday morning, by the rumor of
a murder having been committed on Sun
dav morning last \ stranger went into
the engine room just over the lookup and
wished to be committed. saying that he
might as well surrender himself first
as last, for he had killed a man that
came up with him from the New York
and Canada Railroad. His version of the
affair was that they rot into an alteration,
and that the person he killed spit in his
face. and they had 4 quarrel and in the
rumpuS he caught up a stone and killed
him. lie then dragged the body and threw
It off the bridge into the water. On exami-
nation of the spot indicated. blood was
found on the bridge. which is supposed to be
from the dragging of the body to the place
where he threw it off lie expresses peni-
teuce for the deed, and says he hopes to be
forgiven. lie did not intend to kill the man,
bot after he found he had he drew him 10
the bridge. and after Strengthening the
body up pushed him into the water. The
affair is yet shrouded IN mystery, as the
body has not yet been found, and nothing
more is known than the strangers own
story.
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NoUNS Mass CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The ninth annual meeting of the y. NJ G.
A, was held Tuesday pm. in their rooms.
Park Block After appropriate religious
exercises, reports were presented by the
Register, 6. +. Davis. Secretary G. II
Perkins, Treasurer W. j. Campbell. the
President II o. Wheeler. \ committee
was then appointed to nominate officers for
the ensuing year. During the retirement
Of the committee, brief remarks were made
by various members of the ASSOCIATION The
committee reported the foliowingaS officer
President-C ). llalsey.
Nice-H:esident-C. p Smith
Recording Sccretary-G. II. Perkins.
Corresponding Secretary-Geo Wales
Ireasurer-W. j. Campbell.
Eegistrar-G f. Davis.
Land.
on motion Messrs. G., Il. Perkins, NJ.
p4'is and c ). IIalScy were appointed n
''Hiihittee 10 present resolutions respecting
WV temperance movement. The committee
presented the following:
Res.olred, That, as the can-e Of temper
tnge = intimately connected with that of
. .S.ts we welcome the present general in
,eies' III temperance effort and pledge our
hearty cooperation.
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'IHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. that N the a;th l..y
i 81 March, a. d. l--i. WIrralt IA EanA
ruptcv issued against the estate 81 + L.
a T.. ". Odds, Of Norw en- in the County OF " nis0J e.
AMI State Of Vermont. who have heen adiud ed
meut 90 any debts AMI delivery - any property
helun-u- 80 said BiuSrupts ~ them. or for then
aud the transfer ui any ~, perty By them,
forbidden ~ law that mett.nz 81 the Creditors
% said Btukrupts, o. prove ths.f a5uts, AMI II
choose one or more Aas-nees o. their estate VII. TO
held at u Court Of Bankruptcy. To- he holden at
the junction.. House, in White River Junct on "a
before \. CudeTwu,d. sd, Register. on the i4;L
day Of April. 4. y. la, al ~ O'Clock An
luw4w Go. p. FOSTER.
L. S Marshal A. MESSENGER
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prolific source Of headache, dizziness. heart
burn Op preston Of food atulency, sour stomach
lad taste in the mouth sick headache, palpitation
or utterng Of the stomach, yellow or bilious skin,
pain in tho side, WEAKNESS, weakness, etc, DIR.
HARHIsoN'S PERisTALTIc bozESGEs cure all these
symptoms being Roth 4 axitive and tonic combined.
Agreeable to the palate, operating without pain,
they quicken the liver. promote digestion, and are
the only preventive and cure If piles. Trial box, "a
cts Large box cts mailed tree for this last price
Dr. HAnRIsoS's ICELAND BALsAN, Il splendid
cure for coughs. hOarseness. and all throat and
lung complaints. For sale by y. s. HARRISON &
Co Proprie!ors, No. / fremont Temple, Boston
and by all druggists Apr. i-wimsn
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BANKRUPTCY SALE OF REM. y,
TATE. At MIL.TOS VT.

w + Her :or sale the RelI E.iat, nos s,eupie,
w ~ ri Barnum. near the village Of rsi.tua
rails. less han one mile FROM the depot. and near
the bus ness centre in said town. 6ood school sr
conmndatous and TEAR a variety Of mills for man
uiactCr NJ purposes. The farm contains abs ut go
acres "i liant, WITH variety of soil. good house
niihes srd siahes, well adapted 10 agricultural
purposes.
ils above tA1m wi be disposed Of in whole ~ ia
parcels I" - Purchasers The terms OF payment
~ an arrangement that will BE- made with the
inoftSagee, will De made -, isiictprv as - tho
amount To- be paid down. AMI reasonable time viii
Ice given Tor the balance.
We also oil-r House AMI lot. AMI one LIT all
located on Barnum street. All 60. the above l, te
suld at private sale, free OF all encumhrances IL
not I'D previous To April 2rd. next IL VIII be sod
ri public auction ~ advertised below
L. b. PLNTT.
JED CLARk. NJ --e'7-
Milton. W.. March n, I-74
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rIuIIs Is To GIVE NOTICE. that ou the 2sih ia,
i Of March. \. d. i-.L Warrant IA Iank
rupipy was issued .du-f the e-tits Cd; WI AN
MuuitO1 oi Norr!stown. IN H., Count, %. l. mo- &c.
and STAT of Vermont. who hh< tcel adihd-,i
Bankrupt on h.s c ,ditors' petition tAat tie
payment Of any debts and delivery % aav property
helon sins to said Bankrup'. O. him. or lr H. u-e
and the transfer Of any property by him sf- fur
hdden by law. that meetin. OF the creditors &C..
-ad Bankrupt 10 prove their debts. sni t. eiiI0ss
more A. i-nees o. b estate will he 81 ~
a Court OF Bankruptcy, To- be holden at the 3!arii
vile House, n MorIisTille. in tie Guuaty 81 La
mobile, AMI state ct Vermont. before John l..
ElsIr'is Ecu. Register. thn ei-t tiy Co: Apr,
A. b. i-'4. At 80 ocIock A..
fdw3w GED +. FOSTER,
Unitei States Marshal as Messenger.
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'l'liS IS tn Eve notice. that tne 18th dty o.
4 March, A. r.. 81. warrant 10 Bankruptcy
WAS 's~u-d "a r>t the estate 81 seth ". Packard
OF jericho. ia the county oi Cntt-ndeu. zcd
state ui vermont. Who has been atiud-et A
Bankrupt on his creditors petition that ths p4y
mcut OF any debts ami delivery Of ans propcrt,
hciau-.l- g. said Bankrupt. O. b IA, his use
rrd tine transfer OF any property by h'm, are ','r
h.dtru Hs law that tn-~tII. ui The creditors o..
sad Bankrupt, o. prove their debt. auf 60 cht,
cue or aHT' ss-iguecs 81 his estate will iv h-i o.
Court o. tHuAruptcv L. he holden 80 th- uiics 81
l. L. Lywrrrc. ia Buriin- ION. "a tins tuuuts vi
'h.ticnl- "a, ANT State e. \cTaiH-t siot- l.. {
Lawrence Ee-i-frr. On tho ii,l rrt e.. Aprl,
\ u. ia. Il iuo'cl.ci a. -.
Aw Tli.'HAS TAlLEY.
ti4s.ufk | U4r4t..I ts1-.-us.
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I)J RSt ANT t. m order ia Bankruptcy r.. in tie
i D.stcct Court. we viii sell AZ rupie Au-tiuE
10 the chest bidder, the 4ird day %. April Iex'
at o'ci,ck p. m, on the premises Milton tie
following Real Estate heluu n To- tae real estate
Of I'll Barnum, in Bank unjcy, Va. The raru
known a. the " Home Farm" Of Ell Barnun, now
occupied by him, clutain!n- "a b. ut SD acres The
sane Will he sold subject 20 a mort "A 70 Of about
si1is-i 10 Joseph Clark and all other valid incum
hrdrces thereon. except the HOMESTEAD tut nee
and Gear OF the homestead ght Of sid Bankrupt
We will also sell at the same time and pacs ant
in the same manner, one house and lot and OF
village lot. located Esruum street The ali
house AMI lot 1ut village lot zee from al encun-
hrluce-.
l.. 4. PLSIT
JED T.. CLArk. '-'-" 80
Milton, Harch o.. i,-4.-fawsW
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

y the District T.urt o. the limited Stats flr iu.
/ District OBJ; vermont la the matter & II n
ii"lm,- EI"krupt--ig Bankruptcy.
The urders'-ucti, ASSIGNEE sd ukratt.
hereby 1--WE rotice that has been ordered hy TINS
nstr q Court o.. SAID s.rle;. tE.s :Ie Sr,,nI ant
bird Ccus r.! Meet ms &c the cresiitarS - 81
Bankrupt De- 1T ~ thecfs 81 Burlington. ~ - d
O'Clock The forenoon. at tte Offices 90 /. l.. ia
rcfce. $50 one 81 the Register loo Haut rGp;cy 10
tire purr uauc'i "a the IA aii 18th seet's'
%. the Bankrupt vet and tatt have Gle ms lnai
account ass III e. . sad 4ukrupf, su-i that AZ
-lid time ami place -Eall apply ta aid Cour. IT,
the set ,rueut Co. ny account and ior dSchsr e.
.roGi al ability a. Assignee 90. -at c-ttte. IN
cu5iHuce a. the prov sIDH- 90 >Id . "a section
tiid act
l'ase,i 81. titi,-. IN . -. 70. thi. Sch ,
"a, March. = -. l>-i.
ilw1w q. r. ct. A. i.u-..
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TUE iollown- described properly was SO zed by
/ the Oeicers 81 the Customs for violation 90 the
Revenue Laws o. tae Uui.ed State. 10 VT.
At Island Pond. VI. y cemhrr 18TH is-!-lgi yds
hlarS dress ulmmia-s, % yis BLACK six. yts
black SIX, sd six lining. B.. yds .ls rs'ret S
meek ties, par gloves, s Jds ribbon. yds white
ed ing
ANY person 90 persUas claiming the property so
seized. hereby not .ei To- appear within twenty
days from the first puhlcticn hereof. and file WIKI
the Collector uf Customs .or the D-tric- or Vermont
claim, stating his or her interest Ia the property
seized; also, o. execute bond 20 the it'd States
IN accordance " "a the provision, nf the 18th See.
Act Is July. lStG.
Custom House. y street oi Vermont.
Collectors oI-c. Eurii nston. Aprl =. l~.4.
WILLIAM WELLS
y a.
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SARAH FAKRiND'> ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. } The Honorable the
plsrrtrr p ..,,,r,.,.,,, 60 Probate Court for the
So District Of Chittenden.
To all persons Interested in the estate OF Sarah
farrand, late ot Essex, ia said District, ce-
ceased, GREETING.
N'HEREAS. said Court hath ASST -ned the 18th
w day 81 April 1874. ;pr tho settlement of
the administration account ct the administrator OF
said estate, and for decree of the residue Of sad
estate to the heirs Of said DECEASED. and ordered
that public notice thcreu; be given H. al persons
Interested in said estate, by publishing this order
three weeks successfully previous to tho day
as gne'. in the darlington Free Pres. printed IN
Burlington iu said District.
Therefore, You are hereby notified appear at the
Probate Court Rooms. in darlington. the tay
ASST sned then and there 20 contest the allowance OK
said account, if YOU cIuse and 81 esiIhl ish
your right as heirs lcsi-ees ani lawful claimants
OF said residue. 4tw3w
Given under my haui tbs ilh dlv or April,
\. u. l-.i. T. T. MALES Iut e.
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.1Lr,nIT INFORMATION.


BOSTON, Utc, T. I7ll.
Gentloincn-,ly only object in giving you thi:
testimonial Is to spread valuable Information. HAY
ing been badly afflicted with Salt Rheum. and the
whole surface %? my skin being covered with PIN
pies and eiupt.ons. many OF which caused me great
pain and ANNOYANCE. ami knowing 1t 10 lee q blood
Il sease took many of the adj ertised blood prepa
Tatiuus, among which was any quantity OF Sara
plrilla. without obtaining any benefit until com
mencct taking the NHGErNF, and before had
completed the first bottle saw that had got the
right medicine. Consequently, ! followed On with
II until had taken seven bottles when was pro.
nounced well man, and my skin Is smooth and
entirely free from pimples and eruptious. have
never enjoyed 50 good health before, and ! at
tribute il all the the use Of NEGETiNE. To benefit
those afflicted with Rheumatism. Will make men
ton alsl of the NEcErlSE's wonderful power OF
curing me oi this acuts complaint. Of which have
suffered SO Intensely.
C. u. TUCKER Pas. Al Mich. g. r. r,
29 TYLER ST, Eustal.
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sia. Entirely Cared Ne.

h0HTVF1 V-T7T0VTl 7 -.
Mr.. II. Il; STEVENS. Ed
pelr SIr-My daughter after haviu- % severe a..
tack OF whoopin- cough, was lei in a feeble state
OF health, being advised by friend she tried the
NEGETiNE, and after using lew bottles, WIS iuily
restored 10 health
have been q great sufferer irVm rhcumai s-n-
base taken several bottles ut the NFGrr-l iar tn
complaint, and am happy To say i has entirely
cured me. / have recommended the .FsErINE On
others. with the same good results II b. great
cleanser and purifier Of the blood 10 Is pleasant to
tlkr. aud can checrfully recommend H.
IAMES MOhSE. ~ Athen. slrelt.
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GRANGE FsArn~.-A good story on the
granser- is told in Franklin. \ number of
years since while Mcssrs. Ho-kins a Son Of
that town were engaged in the mercantile
business they became cnIor-erS to Il large
amount for business lirm 'oyer the line
ia CanadI, by the name of la Grange. and
were obliged TO come down with their
stamp, to the fail cmount over their sigma
lures. on account Of these oranges. \ large
grange Of the Patrons of GIusbandry is in
full operation in Franklin, aud being anxious
for mare, lone Of the active members regarded
1t As his duty to urge a man by the name Of
Roger to come in" Rogers ,ignihed his
decided opposition to the whole thing at
once, saying that he ympathizcd fully with
the Hoskinses that the oranges were a gang
OF cutthr0ats and villains. they had nearly
ruined these merchants and for this reason
he would have nothing to do with them.
neither would they get the lloskinses to
JOIN them. lie wanted them to understand
that this sNindling business was played out.
PL-rrsEURcu.-l.eyi N. Roberts . ycte-
ran OF lsl2, aged seventy-niLe, died last
week At the battle Of Pittsburgh he acted
as messenger, being a very expert rider.
While carryinsa despatch from Platt-bureh
to a point near Treadwcll'- mills. and
jumping fence, has ankle was broken. but
with remarkable endurance he remained on
duty during the day. A. a result his limb
become 50 iudlmed, and eventually 50 dis
caScd, that amputation became necessary,
which for S3mc reason was performed at
Burlington. At one time during the cam
paisn. it is reported that he rode from
Plat;~bIrsh 70 Fort Coyington. -ixty-fgc
mics, ia five hours
4 temperance society has been formed
nmons the boarler, at Fouquct's Hotel.
called the fouquet temperance League, and
at least half the boarder- have signed the
pledge. The Nuaad understands that one
ol the prime movers in this ,cicty is ten.
i. F. Major
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Nav YORK, April s.
COTTON dulland unchanged. Sales i,2-2 bales
at lie for uplands
FLOUR -keceipts OF -four 70JO barrels. Flour
shade. firm " moderate demand. Sales - az barrels
superfine Western and state at 70G5 62 common
TO rood ex IRA Western and state Sla5 -; good to
choice do. 60 a. 6 81; common u choice white
wheat Yves tern extra 6sld7 35 common to good
extra Ohio 6.Ij "a 90 common To choice extra
St Louis rsTIl ~ marke; closing quiet. Rye -four
firm at I 80 - 10 Corn meal steady, Western D ~
az X; hrar dywine i4J1i ~
GRAIN aeeeipts OF wheat '",itb bush. Wheat
scarcely firm. export denand moderate. siles
I2lOll bush els At 55all 50 for No. Chicsgb. -
al e., for No. > Milwaukee; I ~ "a 81 Tor un-
graded Iowa. and Minnesota spring; 6iG0l o. for
No. sprin Z; &C for omber state. ! 20 for choice
amber MicL igan. R,e quiet and firm at 03aol TO-
Barley dull and heavy. sales 5000 bushels french
al 81 Bar Icy malt quiet and unchanged. Receipt:
OF corn s3,2 " bushels. Corn opened shade arn.r
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I am, yours very irnIy,
April s-d3t&wlt J. 3. hOLMBh re.

Tar GREAT AMERICAN CONSUMPTION REMEDY,
Dr. WN HALLS BALsAM FOR TIE LuSeS, cures the
worst cases Of Coughs. Colds and all diseases Of the
and Group It is a certain specific. The most ohsi-
nate cases surely yield to llal's Balsam, when used
perseyeringlv. Stands at the head Of all cough
prepararions Sold everywhere. John T. Henry.
Curran d Co, Proprctors. & . College Place. New
Nurk wit
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hISTElC'T OF VERMONT. - At st svLa-
l , bury. the 4ith dan q March \ T.. l~.i.
Tine undC-si sned hereby gives notice o. his
appointment - Assignee 81 Car-'s T. bay aLh
Dennis T.. MaN. 81. bloomsbury. ia the County "a
CALEDONIA. aud State eel Vermont. iudiy iduHlly and
a. co-partuers. under the hrm name 81 Day May
within said District, VIII" have been adjudged
Eaukrupts On crtdito-s' pe,toa by the Dstr'e
Court Of said ID strict.
y VI. JOHNSON. Assignee.
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Col T. 5. PICK, AGEy9 90 TRAVELLERS Is. Co..
My DEAR Sla-l desire to express t. you my
hearty thanks for the prompt manner in fhich you
paid my cla IN -ainst this Company, g ceount OF
the accidcn, received February 2)th, lS7i- IvInt
the pubic sdosH knar II. 700, and there ire state
my case in fall.
On the 7th o.. January 1874, You insured ne for
5000 gainsi accidental death, and - per week
indemnity-for twenty six weeks II totally dii, BLEED
during that time.
At the time stated above was ocrdia.flIy Anrt
and laid NJ for five weeks. At the end OF which
time was able to resume my regular husnes -, and
then made out my claim, rtieh stnt 10 TIE Com
PAM March 3ofl, ard on The Thursday foHowing I
reoeifet a draQ on Nsw York fos si250o, Tho fuH
q mount or ny clam.
This is fair and strai shtiorward, and want peo-
Die to know It from ing personal experience.
Hoping others-who may he unfortunate Tough to
get iniured-may he possessors Of an Accidental
Policy al your .fyoHcy,
am, yours very truly,
April s-d3i&wlt J. =. HOLMBEGG.
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vrLLt,si :. mu,x,..r.S u>r,q,.

,xrtt.x- -.-, = -.---,..S 49, ~.
STATE OF VERMONT. } The Hon. Probate
menu, -, . o. ..,,-,,s..y> Court t.r th- District
' Cd. th.tlrulvu-
To Al -Il Bennett and 6cur-c " Aust a. -tiul 81
isirntHrs o. the estate o. liam ;. Eeuuett, late o..
Milton, in said b district. deceased,
GEEEriNc
~ HthEN>, app cation, q Wr.tn-. hata been
W made o. tliS Court Ay sad adm ~traturs,
for license and authority To- sell all the persons and
the real estate % said deceased setn- forth there
in tAc amount o. debts due from said deceased. the
charges o. atm ui-trat'"u; tire amount oi personal
estate. and the nctyssi - AID benefit 20 Suc sale
Nhcreurou- the SAD Court app' nt;d and as-
med mo Eta DAY o. January A. u. Isl J. g. hear
and decide upon sait Application. aud ordered shai
puEir notice THEREOF lc given g. all persons N
tcre-fei lu sad estate. hy PUBLISHING -Id trter,
and the nature ot sad apri cation. std flr me ant
place ut hearing. three weeks succe--,te,N 100 the
Bur n.t.n Free Pres. newspaper via ch cIrtu-
.aics 80 tac ncishiNrh eel o- those pers .n- ~
icrestcd n sal estate. ala which public o. he
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10y IeIcEfofn.
New YORK. ssrurt nod stock Market,

10y Telegraph.
New Fork arurt .oa stock Market.
NEW foRs, April s.
Treasury Disbursements .iu,Oo0; customs receipt:
S251,O0O.
MONEY very easy at Sat per cent.
STERLING-isl for 90 days and i-s for sight
GOLD ranged at ll35Gil3i, opened and closed At
llja carrying rates 2di4 clearings siC01O0
STATE BONDSqnet and nominal
GOVERNMENTS quiet and firm
STOCKS were weak early in the day on rcaliza
ton Of the general opposition to imitation by news
papers and rumors mat the President would veto
any imitation measures as soon as laid before HIM
officially. The general list fell oil iai. The mar
ket became strong from the close o. the second hoard
until near the close with an advance Of 44Ii from
the lowest point In the final dealings al ght weak
ness was noticed Total sales were about $4,000
shares. of which 27,pD were Western Union; 1901
Erie, 1900 Pacific Mail; l5uJ Lake Shore; IlUn
y. Y. Central ls.O0D Union Pacific; 5000 St. Paul
common anu 0J1 Wabash.
ILe l--L.l.- - Ara t-e c-..-.l-- nll-iltlnn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-04-10

THsoDoRE Tnovls CouING TO BURLINGTON.
We are sure We can make 10 more graft
flying announcement t, oar mu-ic-loyng
readers than that Theodore Thomas aud his
entire grand orchestra, will give one of
their superb concert, in Burlington on
Wednesday evening, April 18Th They are
accompanied 10y Myron W. Whitney, the
eminent American bas-o, and other dis
tinguished soloist, We can assure the
pablic that the entertainment will he the
sane a. those given in Boston and New
York with such wonderful success. The
only points at which Mr.. Thomas aad his
band numbering sixty performers viii APP
pear in the State are Rutland and this city.
Mr. Crowell. Mr. Thomas agent. Is now in
town making arrangements for the concert.