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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
SALES AT AUCTION.

A UOTIoN SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
yaEniiure Pianofqrte Bronzes rsntiSgs rsrSs aS
elegant residence s6 West 18th St. near 9th av com,
mencing lOh O'Clock. awing Room suits GrAnd
forte Etageres Bookcase, Bronzes Cabinets oi ra.nt
ings, Ornaments, Curtains rosewood, walnut bureeus
Bedsteads Wardrobes, Mattresses, Extension Table
sideboard, Chinaware Glassware. The residence was
furnished new May ! and is in perfect order Parties
AUGUST MARTINEZ AuctiOueer
A LFRED LLOYD, AuCTIONEER-OFFfCR 20
brcadway, will positively sell at auction, this DAY,
~ NJ IN one or more lots the Fixtures, Stock and
ha o e Drug store 90 years established staaea on
rork, comprising copper Soda Water Apparatus, four
DC, DC.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DIPLOMA OF MERIT, VIENNA EXHIBITION 1873
~ Dr. Patterson. American Powders and Lozcngcs
ders 81 per box; Lozenges, 81 Al chemists depots
FOUGkRA. New York. M0NTEURE New Orleans
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NEARSHALS SALE.-CHAS. PEYSER, AUCTION
M sells this day, at 10 o'clock IS Catharne street
the contents OF Crockery, Wood and Wlowware store
also two good Work Horses. four sets Harness. three
Road and one Express Wagon; Horse and Harness By
Hereafter a large stock of Ladies' and GentlemenS
Furnishing Goods cases Felt Hats Cutlery Jewelry,
Household Furniture &c. By order Of A. EHRLICH,
City Marshal
Marshals, dealers ana others having ndisc to
sell At auction can have the same settled "a hours
'~~' : '' GEO. PEYsER / BRO, Auctioneers.
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WEST SIDE PARK, JERSEY CITY.
August Meeting,
THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
August Is, "A and ID 1874.
Crotting) THURSDAY, August Is. (sunningJ
Purse No; l-sloo for horses that have beaten
2:40; 800 to hrst So 70 second and $40 to third.
Purse Nc. 2--3l00, for double teams that
beaten minues 900 to 6rs $50 to second and $40 to
third.
Purse No. $3.50 for run1ing horses, half mile heats;
S3s TO FIRST SO TO second and IS to third.
FRIDAY, August H.
Purse Ne $50 for running h0rSes, half mile heats;
80 to first and $40 TO second.
Purse No: a.s40 for running horses, one mile and
hall dash go to first and Slo to second.
S35 to frst, SO to second and IS to third.
Purse No. $50 for running horses hurdle race.
eight hurdles about two miles, So to rst $40
second and $6 to third.
SATURDAY, August I6
Purse No aSl00 for horses that have never beaten
Purse No 9-$l0G for horses that have never beaten
2.<4 $50 to trst, $50 to second and $40 to third
Purse No, l0-S2S for mules, one half mile dash, the
last mule In to win purse no owner can furnish rider
All the above rotng races be mile heats best three
in hve In harness. and will be governed by the rules Of
the National Association.
street Broadway New York, ON Tuesday, August
II, at O'Clock p NJ, or address J. WASHBURN, 40
'n'A j. s. wxsABURN. General Manager.
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NEW YORK. SATURDAY AUGUST g. l874.-WITH SUPPLEMENT.
To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

RESTAURANT AND BARROOM TO LIT; ALL
IA the business Of the Frankfort House also q good
Store. Frankfort House, corner Frankfort and William
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LIOUND--IN A CAR ON THE ERIE RAILRoAD A
~ package Of Money which the owner can obtain at
describing property snd paying expenses OF advsr.
tisinS VIZ
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A LBERT B. wALpRoN, ,AUcTIoNEER.
IA By d. W. IVES.
salesreem 06 Liberty Ill Cedar and SO Church street

~, 81.
A LsBRT B. wALPE0s, pS 4 4 x1uoyIIosEER
sase'% log Liberty II CEDAR ss Church street.
sMis 6S! !S'as 'ss!aIaay s'nsS s qssas S'slses e.
Y%s s ssafs
sn Pants %Sp ps.ys scys
ssaso g M goods we have offered this
sss wil sell ,S,s day ssssardfy M a ~. O'clock all
ns s 81 frss ss
iniald black walnut Bedroom suits: two rose
ESSa sdSS ss fns @
oSI 0asc .u. asa
su sotss TrEksh Easy Ghsrs SeSrly one sPlep
yasa %
SS.a sss ssS
posit REQUIRED rom every purchaser:
u9TIolMs SALE !ts. q HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
e Se s y o ~s!nlnf csssS Ass'
sssssss !spi IS at,iSS
aRsIs'z ssss%sn snf
and delivered tor purchasers after the sale.
A uorIoN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
private residence 2l0 West 2st St, near 7th av,
walnut rame Parlor Suits richly carved. covered In
brocade, satin and cotelane; Parlor Tables, Decker
Bros "a octave Pianoforte Cabinets OIL Paintings,
Bronzes, plate Mirrors lace Curtains Clocks library
and secretaire Bookcases library Tables Writing Desks
BUFFET Dining Chairs, Sverware; rosewood and walnut
Chamber Sets with Dressing Cases Bedsteads Bureaus
Washstands 70 hair and spring Mattresses Rep flush
and Haireloth Suits Hall stand Kitchen Furniture 10
sssRss car. P0'ys oSsn sts s Ss s
RowE 4 H1LLIER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tents OF Saloon and Concert Hail. Partitions, Shsdes
Stage and Fixtures: Music Stand and Fixtures Gas
Chandeliers and Fixtures Bowling Alley and Ten Pins
Heater and Purnace also Immediately after At corner
Eighth street and University place. Iron Safe 10 round
black walnut Tables "A cane seat Chairs ~ Stools,
ToUIs LEVY, Attorney for Mortgagee.
RANKRUPT SALE.
ID Household Furniture
Bedding Horses Trucks. DC.
BURDETT DENNIS Auctionecrs will sell on Fri
day, August H. 1874 at II O'Clock A. M at Nos 3SS, 800
and S91 Hudson street corner Houston street
10y order OF Oliver Fiske, ESQ., United states MaTShsD.
large and elegant stock Of
Household Furniture, &C.,
80, elegant Bureaus Bedsteads wardrohes
Spring BodA Bedding Tables, Mirrors, Paflor suits,
...-. - Sofas &C, &c
Also
Horses Trucks. Harness. Tools Material &C.. &C..
q. 4 8. Heyman Mack, bankrupt.
BURDETf DENNIS, Auchoncers
'---.--.' ..--.f-.t+t.t 29 Burling slip.
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Furnttnre Bedding, Fancy Goods, &c.
h THIS DAY Saturday, at IL O'clock
large and general assortment Household and Ofice
Furniture kind and quality: also Bedding Car
pets Soaps Yankee Notions Dry Goods, Window Shades
and Curtains marble Mantels, walnut Counters Desks
and Showcases, Sashing Plants, Harness. Whips stove
season. Catalogues ut sale.
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HENrUCKY wHIsKEy, 8 TO Il YEARS OLD, COO
N nae Peach and Apple Brandy, Clarcts, Cham
pagnes sparkling Cognac; absolutely pure liquors onyi
sole agents for the spanish sherrics Of German Co.. OF
london. GEO. e. II. GRAY CO.. No, Park row.
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Yeoal 0otitss.
NOTICE.
IN CIIANCERY,

LYMAN A. HIT, IN cHANCERY,
r.F eo VS.; AND WHIP, currrsD,s covsrr,
Parry COMO. Apra Term. A. ID. 1874
WHEREAs, Lyman A. Hill Of Essex in the Coun-
w tycf Chittenden has preferred his petition
for foreclosure against + T. Como and wife, Pheby
Como, late Of Essex, in said Chittenden County
setting forth in substance that r. f. Como and WIFE
Pheby Como, on the 9TH day Of January, A. ID. 1872
duly executed to your petitioner, Lyman A. Hill.
OF said Essex aforesaid, mort gage deed OF certain
land in said tsses. described follows. vizs-beng
all and the same land and premises and the build
iuss thereon standing, which were conveyed to the
said Z. F. Como by Jacob h Denney, by deed, bear
ing date the 2nd day OF September A. ID. 1871. said
premises and buildings are situated in the part Of
said town "i Essex, called Essex Junction, aud
inr iurther description Of Tbs sane reference IS
hereby made to the above mentioned deed On the
records thereof in the Town Clerks Uihee for the
town of Essex, conditioned for the pay lnent OF two
certain notes in writing described as follows VIZ -
The tfst Is datd January III. AID. 1873, and given
lof The sum OF ty-two jlars and twenty cents
and made payable N enc ear from the date thereof
10 Ly man ~ Hi, of bearer. The second Is dated
January sth, A. II. So. and given for the sum of
hlty dollars. payable IN tx months from date, 10
san Lyman ~ Ill., bearer, both OF said notes are
Tor value received. with interest annually, and
signed by the said +. +. Como, AMI made payable
thereof.
And your petitioner further r.. resents that the
sih notes have not been fully Iaid according 10 tho
true tenior thereof and 1t appcIr.n. that the said
J.: r. Humo and his wife, fheby uono. are
N's '44v S'itcf 80 TINT ftuceSs tanHos -
served upon Them, J; is ordered that the said
petitioner publish the substance Of his said pc
luton together with the order thereon, to he pub
ished in the Burlington FREQ Press Times,
newspaper printed IN Burlington. said Cnltten-
den CJuuty, three weeks successfully. the last of
which TO be at least tvs MY days prior 10 the Term
ui Court 10 which SAID peGt.on j. maize rcturnahle1
aud the said r. +. Gvino ami his vile Pheby ,iomo.
are hereby uotiiiei To appear before the Court Of
Chaneery next 10 be holden at Burlin st0n, with n
and Tor the County OF Chitienden, the first
Tuesday OF April, A. ID. I~-t next, then and Thea Q
10 make answer L. the petition Aforesaid.
Gwen under my hand u burlington, ia t-..id
Chttenden County, this .fd day oi March, A. f..
| ISL.
NJ. A. BINGHAM Solicitor.
~ J. HOWARD, Clerk.
Burlington. Vt. March 8. u. l-:lw2w Sd mar 10
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STATE OF VERMONT. The Honorable the
. , ,,,,,,.. 80 Probate Court. for the
Di>iiiei OF '''-"i''S'> District Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate Of OrTin
Crane. late Of jericho, in said District, De
ceased. GREETiNG.
VtTIEREAS. said Court hath >signed the 1. tn
w day Of March ls7i for the settlement OF
the administration account Of the executor Of
said estate and for decree Of the residue Of said
estate the esatees Of said deceased, and ordered
that public notice thereof be given 10 all persons
interested in said estate, by publishing this order
assigned in the Burlington Free Press. printed in
Burlington. in said District.
Therefore. You arc hereby notified toappear at the
Probate Court Rooms in Burlington. the day
assigned then AMI there To contest the allowance OF
said account, if You sec cause, and to establish
your right heirs, le-atees and lawful claimants
OF said residue.
Given under my hand, this I'D day Of February
\ ID. 1874.
3.y3w T. L WALES judge
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AGAINST THE LAw.-Judgc N. W. Bailey
OF st. Adams, tle railroad com missioner OF
the State, has lately been called on by com
painants at ST. Johnsbury, To proceed
against the ssumpsic Railroi for run
ming freight cars with doors II the end
contrary to the statute made al the last
session of Lcgi Stature. This 81. yic of car
was formerly sed on different IA ilroads il
this section T revious to the cna, ;tment Of
the law prohi biting the same, and all rail
road compani es have abandoned t he prac
tice except the Passumpsic. The penalty
we understood, is $50 per day ? err car
The railroad commissioner, We are INFORM
cd, has taken measures to stop the T mining
of said ears on that road, without re- orting
to the law.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

XlTifEREAS, The burlington Savings Bank has
w fled IN the office OF the CLERK OF the Court %
Chlncery fur Chittenden County. is petition. set
TIM forth in substance that We'll am Mct,overin, on
the 9th DAY o. December, ISL. mnIt-a-ed to SAID
SAVINGS Bank. certain farm in Jericho, in said
county. being the same farm conveyed to Daniel
NcGovcrin and William Netioverin by the Lamoille
County Bank. by deel dated January q. >61, and
recorded ia Volume I. pages iIl aud i53 of the
Land Records %: said jericho. being the farm now
occupied hy said Daniel r. Mctioverin. that
said mortgage Wa 60 d'tioHcd Cor the payment To
sId Bank hy said " Villain. e. his note cor sisl0.
dated December q. L. and ratlhlc To- the order of
said Bank one year alter date with interest semi
/ annually that said note and the interest OK il
from June o.. l~-1, IS Justly owing tina; afterwards
said " liam cunveye1 sld prem ses to Daniel T.
/ McGoverin. ard that after that said Daniel T..
mort "A scd said prem >es tu said William. con
I toned for the fufmcnt 81 a certain bond
gwen by SAID Daniel T.. 10 said William. for the
support during life OF ther father and mother. one
Daniel Mctiaverin and hi- " e.. and praying that
the equity Of redemption H' the said several Me
GOVERNS u sht he furcciosrd
And whereas it appears that the said William
Mcti0vern reside cut OF this State. that a sub
poems cannot he served on him il is therefore
dcrcd that ;ho said William Mctuverin shall appear
40 the term Of -aii Court Of Chanccry next. to DO
held at Burlington. in said county. on the iirst
Tuesday OF April. l,.f. and make answer to sad
petition. And this order be published in the Bur
in-ton Meeslv Free Press. newspaper published
in sail burlington. three weeks successfully. the
last Of when shall he at least twenty days previous
t. the first day Of the term Aforesaid.
Given under nv hand AZ Burlington, aforesaid,
this 18Th day Of FEBRUARY, n j. i-s4.
WI. q. SHAW, So!.c tpr.
\. J. HOWARD. Clerk.
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RayEERVrT ..I,s

WILL be sold at Public Auction, on Thursday
w March 18th. 1874, on the promises Of Nj
Barnam near Milton Falls, at 10 O'clock A. NJ IND
following described Cattle, aad other personal
property:
pure-blood AYRSHIRE Bulls 81 pu-e-.laod AYR.
shire Cows and lIeifers-pedi.ree will be .ivcn 4,
time OF sale. Also - grade Cows and lIefers. Il
native Cows, together with a number 81 Hnrs.s
Carts, Wagons, Farming and Dairy Tools
Sale positive and terms cash.
l.. b. PLATT. SAssisnees OF Eli Barnuu.'s
JED P. CLARK Estate IN bankruptcy.
3fXy3W
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IN the District Court Of the United States for the
| District Of Vermont. In the matter of william
Iandon OF Milton. formerly Of sheldon. N sad Dls-
trict duly declared Bankrupt under the Act 81
Con ,ress OF March 2i, lS67, for discharge ana
certificate thereof, from all his debts and otheT
claims provable under said Act and that The .tu
dav of March, iS74 at 10 O'Clock 4 ", before the
Hon. D. A. Smalley. Judge Of said Court, at ms
Chambers in the city Of Burlington, IS assigned nr
the hearing % the same, when and where al cred-
tors who have proved their debts. and other persons
in interest may attend and show cause. If any they
have. why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted. -, -, -
lS7f. Ii. Il. sNALLEh, Vlerh-
3iy3w
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uuop, m.CounEn,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT } To all persons con-
- go - - 'cerncd in the estate Of
"'S'i-''i Ut '"'i '"''''''' Rhc,a Macomher, late
Of WestfoTd IN said District, Deceased.
GREETING:
Ata Probate Court holden at Burlington. within
and for the District of Chittcnden. the i3,h day
of February. \. H. iS74, Instrument purportne 10
be the last Will and Testament of RhoGa NacomheT,
late o. Mestf0rd. IN said District. deceased, wa-
presented to the Court aforesaid. inr Probate,
aud il l. ordered by said Court that the 18th Jay Of
March. \. u. ia. at the Probate Court Rooms
in said Burlington. he assigned :ur proving sad
Instrument and that notice thereof be- given To all
persons concerned. by publishing this order three
weeks successfully IN the burlington Weekly Free
Press. a newspaper printed at said Harrington, pre-
vious 10 the time appointed.
Therefore, YOU hereby notified 70 appear before
said Court, at the time and place aforesaid. and
contest the probate OF said viii. You have cause
Given under my hand st burlington. in said Dis
3;w.,w Il. 5. TAFT, Register
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NOTICE IN EsyKErprCv-

V'LIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. that On the 10Th day
L OF February. A. d. 1874. Warrant IN Bank
Iuptpy was Issued against the estate Of William X.
himball, Of Westminster. in the County OF Wind
ham, and State Of Vermont, who has been adiGdsed
n Bankrupt on his own petition that the
payment O. any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging 10 said Bankrupt, to him. or for his use,
ana the transfer of any property by him ara FOR
hidden by law that meeting Of the creditors 81
said Bankrupt, 10 prove their debts and 90 choose
one or more As snees Of his estate viii be held at
Court Of bankruptcy. 10 be hoiien az the oi,e oi
Charles Il. Eddy, IN Bellows falis in the County Of
" INDIAN, and State Of Vermont before A. 2.
Lyman. ESQ, Register. on the eth day Of Mare,
\. d. 1871, at O'Clock p. N.
THOMAS FAILEY,
Deputy United States Marshal as Messenger.
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Nv BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court OF the United States for the
L District Of Vermont. In the matter Of Joar
T. kimpton, Bankrupt-In Bankruptcy.-To the
creditors OF said Bankrupt and all whom this MAY
concern: This Is 10 give notice that the second ans
third general meetings OF the creditors Of the aiOrc
sad Bankrupt, have been ordered by said Court q
be held at the Office OF Edwards & Dickerman. il
Newport, in said District, the 3ist DAY Of March
~ ID. ls4i, at 10 O'Clock n. m, before lOhn l.. Ed
wards, one Of the Registers in Bankruptcy, Of said
Court for the purposes named in the 18th and 3stl
Sections Of the United states Bankrupt Act
approved March III, l567, and that | have filed
my final account as ASSIGNEE Of said Bankrupt
in said Court. and at the time ard place shall
apply to said Court tor q settlement OF ms said
account and for discharge from all liability a,
Assignee OF said estate. in accordance with the pro
visions OF the 18th Section Of the Bankrupt Act o.
March ri, A. ID. IsG7.
Dated at Newport in said District, this 2ls: daJ
Of February, A. D., 1871.
35w3w L. ROBINSON As.ignce.
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CITY ELECTION.
The Results

are the election of Blodgett, Democrat. for
Mayor, by SO majority the election
of Tyler, Republican. for City Judge !;
the election of three Republican Aldermen,
Huntington, Wales and Murray, and of
four Democratic Aldermen, Sutton, . Neil,
Wing and Sinclair the reelection of one
Republican School Commissioner, Pres.
Buckham, and the election of one Demo-
cratic School Commissioner, Cabana; the
election of the Republican tickets for ward
officers in Wards Two and Four, and the
election of the Democratic tickets for ward
officers in the other wards.
The next Board of Aldermen will stand
six Democrats 70 four Republicans, giving
the Democrats the control of the City Gov
ernment.
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BOSTON MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY. March. !. 1874.
FL0U R-Therc is no let up to the dizziness n
the flour market. and if there is little improve
ment day it is lost the next. Prices nomin-
ally unchanged, but, as a whole they rule in buy
ers' favor. We quote supertine at s. 50Ub % per
hhl common extras. s. 31I7 %. Milwaukee and
Minnesota brands at s. 5Od- 40. Michigan at -
25d- l0 Ohio and Indiana at 8 25D3 80. st. Lou s
at % ludll az, fancy spring wheat at - D0Hll ~
per bbl, with now and then brand at higher
CORN-The receipts OF new corn have been very
light for the past few days, and we note another
advance TO day. No I mixed sold at 7.c, and vel
low was very firmly held at s-ic for new but the
sales were not large.
OATs-Sales were made Of Mo- white oats At
&c; No at 6sc, and NJ mixed at 6t.c No =
brown is quoted At G-ic and are scarce and firm.
SHORTS-There is only limited supply 60.
Shorts, and the market IS firm At 2 per ton. Md
dlln-s would sell readily at 50 per ton.
PRONlSlONS-Pork is quiet and WITHOUT quot
able change. Lard is selling in small lots at ga
zoe. Smoked hams are dull at quotations. Bee, is
quiet, and there is very little doing except 10 re-
tail way. We quote at 5 5Odl2 % per bbl fo'
miss. and 81 1lAl6 On Toy family.
Ri TIER We quote fine New York and vermont
butter az flI Sc with selections selling at iGi-c.
fair to good New York, Canada and Vermont at 81
f.c. mcdiu At jiG Die; Western roll at 80 a.ifc.
CHEESE-Prces are well sustained. We quote
fine at ldGI7c; medium no ifHl6c with a Limit
amount ON the market. iarm iairies AZ ial-c.
EG|S-Ne quote fresh lard at PC, and Western al
BEANS-Thero IS onl, moderate dcrlal at
per bush FOR med ums : ~ iJr prime pea beans
and 8 81 for yellow ewes:
Observation-Disclosures continues % be good de
maud az -jc FOR prime Jackson Whites and Elriy
Rose are scaIce at Il uI per bush.
RlIT-Apples are selling from $40 20 > p
per hhl. and - ess asked io- prime Baldw ts
and = 80 iur Green.n-s Crauberf.cs are qg.et at
s'iGl1 Ter Dbl.
HAY-Prme lots OF coarse at - per ton. tu
med um and fine hay quiet at prices rln-in-
from : ia-l per ton. Straw IS selling AZ So peg
ton.
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MIR. :. T.,u.Surr:.> EsrarE.

STATE OF 1AS caa .3s'l 81 the Tie
District OF Ch ttendcn.
t. all persons interested in the estate Of Mira
A. Thrasher %. Essex, IN said D. strict
GREETING
NtTIIEREAS, application in writing hath been
w made to this Court by the guardian Of said
ward Cor license 20 sell all real estate o.
said ward. setting forth therein that his ward
q wuod lot Of seven ant one-half acres. meadow
lot oc ei -ht acres. the home place Of twedty-two
acres. pcws NJ. and - IN the Unitarian church.
pew No b. in the C0nsre ,itianal church, and
horse she'd all in said Essex. and subject in part to
the homestead AMI dover Of the widow Of Samuel
Thrasher, deceased. therein. and that it would be-
conducive TO the interest of said ward to sell and
convert the same into money for the purpose q.
putting the proceeds thereof at interest.
And thercupon the said Court appointed and a.
-ned the 18th day Of March, A. ID. lS7i- at the
Probate Court Rooms in said District. to- hear and
decide upon said application. and ordered that
public notice thereof he given TO all persons
Interested therein. 10y publishing said order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Weekly Free
Press. a newspaper which circulates IN the neigh
horhpod 81 those persons interested there n,
all of which publications shall be previous to the
time appointed for hearing
Therefore. you hereby notified To appear he
fore said Court at the time and place assigned then
and there 20 object o. the granting of such license
II You cause.
Given under my hand. at the Probate Court rooms
this 18th jay 90, February, 4 y. lS5i
35w3w T. E. WALES. Judge.
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II the District Court Of the United States. for the
i District Of Nermunt.-ln the matter Of the
Morrisville Manufacturing Co.. Bankrupt-ln
Bankruptcy-To the creditors Of said Bankrupt,
and all Others whom it may concern: The
undersigned Assignee Of the estate Of said
Bankrupt hereby gives notice that 10 has been or
dered by the District Court Of said District that the
second and third general meetings ~ the creditors
Of said Bankrupt will be held az the Office OF Powers
G!eed. in Morrisville. in Lamoi.ie county, On
the 2lth day q. March, 4. u. la AZ g O'Clock
a. m. before Hon John l. Edwards. Re- ster,
for tho purposes named in the 9Th aud 18th
sections or the Bankrupt Act, approved March
81, l-G7, and this is also 10 give notice that l
have fled nv final account Ass -nec ~ said Bunk
rupt, and that AT time and place Aforesaid 81. u
apply to said Court '0r settlement oi said ac-
count and for a DISCHARGE from all liabilities As A.
sSnee Of said estate, il accordance with said 18th
section.
Dated at Stowe, February 18th, \. y. 1874.
3jw3w ASA X. CAMP, Assignee