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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-10
II Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
No. - Seventh street, between sndH.
TRUSTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON NORTH CAPITOL STREET, be-
TWEEN AND sTREETs NORTH, AND
ON STREET, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL.
STREET AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE, AT

5y virtue q . DECD q ssus. 70 DAME, L. Eaton,
II ~ I1ess No q folio e. one a. q sss 'nS record,
SS n,t and i ,s decree e e: sgPse%s
No: S',, docket r ssss,t.:ns ne .ndsI-
esassd .ti s:ll e pablo sHetio., q fFont Of Dc
sary g i04. eom@eneinG e Z O'Clock .. m, lot.
.sIr.y IS }ssilsy .sse. 81!
three, "a thirty-foar, ga thirty-hve, is thirty
sig, a. thi5ty-seven on and thirty-eight (ss,) Of
Charles Wilkes subdivision in square numbered
SIX hundred and thiTty-four, (624.) The lots on
north street have front Of twenty feet each, and
twenty.four feet each. =
This property offers ono Of the finest opportani-
ties ever offered in the city Of washington for .
eighteen months, for which the notes Of the pur-
chaser or parchassrs, bearing ten per cent inter;
eoaysyancinE At the sxpenss % The pereaa.eE or
q. deposit ON each lot e time Of sale u terms q
sale the trustee ,sssryes shi right e resell AZ the
ch,sers, after ten days advertisement in some one
Or more newspapers published In the city Of WASH
aEQRGE W. sTIcKNEY, Surviving Trustee.
defafM&WAds ]. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
REGULAR POST sTKA2sHrP TRAyEL


BREMEN AND BALTIMORE,
VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
The steamers Of the North German Lloyd, off, 500
tons, have been newly furnished with all the mod
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Captain Lnlienhaiu.
Observation-Disclosures. Yut1cher.
yhlO............ .....-... van En5ter.
8knutNsSci;HiW;;SiiiiSS.:::a.: HSnnss.
NURENBER6,( a oootonsl {" I1eger.
From Brcuaeu. From Baltimore.
NUREN0ER3...s...Oec. - Jan. II, IL
l4AVN4c4SHG.. Jam. 9. 1aM. y.
1E1E4l ...:........J Jan. - {00.A
BAtIIM02E. 30. = Hs6,3.
NUREN1ER0. Feb. ~. March n.
RRAUNeCHW ZIG. Marcha. March y.
BERLIN ". April II.
And thereafter every Tuesday from Bremen and
every Saturday from Baltimore.
The steamer Will take Passengers to Bremeo,
Southampton, London and Havre and return.
PRICE OF PASsAGE.-In gold, from Bremen TO-
Baltimore: Cabin, e1oo, steerage, eN From Bal.
tmore e Bremen SS. soush.mptSS Lo e and
tween one and ten years half price; narslinss p.
All other arrangements are the same ss the New
further Information can be aseertained BY apply.
Ing by letter to oar General Agents.
A. SCHUMACHER Co.,
No. ssouth Charles street, Baltimore, Md.
''' CHARLES WALTER,
No. 81 d street, opposite City Hall.
lAiso, Bills Of Exchange ON principal places
In Europe. mYis-tf
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GovkRNMENT SALE.

QuARrERalAsrER's OFfIcR,(
foRf RILEY, KANSAS, December s 1871
There Will be sold st PUBLIC auction. at this post,
1874, the following articles Of unworn clothing.
which have been replaced By the new reSuatOn uni
- Hats; 10 lor.gs Caps
g pairs Boots; - pairs BooteaS
60 Feathers: 60 Numbers
IA yards Yellow Lace
$50 metallic Scales
eCross Sabres; . Hair Piumcs
- Uniform Jackets
n Flannel Sack Goats, lined
~ do D. unffneo
S6ashes; l,s1 letter.; 500 Eagles
70 yards Crimson Lace; 10 Tulips.
The clothing will be offered IN small lots, giving
farmers and others an opportunity to suppay their
Terms: Cash on delivery, which will - mads In.
med1ately after the sale.
D. authority IL the Quartermaster General.
A. 8. KlMBALL.
Captain and A. q, n, u. 8. A.
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Oven A MILLION DOLLARS,

and have great many agents yet to hear from.
No doubt iSntertained OF the sale Of every Ticket
before the drawing, WASHER all sold or NOT
the Concert aad Drawing Will positively and unc-
quivooaily take plaes on the day now 1xe,l and II
any remain unsold they Will be cancelled and tho
prizes will b reduced III proportion to the unsod
D0niY q. 90 tickets haxa been issued. and -
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GALE OF ouARTERMAsrERp STORES.

SALE OF oUAR1ERMAsTERS STORES.
OFFICE OF CHrEr QuARrHRMAsfHa,l
NEW ORLEANS, La, December L 10a
There will be sold q public aucfisn on FRIDAY,
January IA tlA at the Government storehoase.
Nos. u TO N AAgssine street, In this city
A Lot Of Condemned Clothing and Quartermas-
Sale TO commence as II q m.
Terms-Cash In United States currency.
Information to kind and quality Of articles fOa
sale will be furnished at this o1iice.
HENRY 9: HODGES.
Chief QuartermastcE
GOy ERNMENT SALE =.
DEPof QUARfERNAsfKR's OPPrcL
OMAHA, Neb., Dec. n 1F3. 4 %
VIII be cold at public auction. at the Government
corral, In Omaha, Nebraska, commencing on TUES
DAY, January a. 1874, at 10 O'Clock an, quantity
ofaimy clothing Of the old pattern, consisting In
Las Feit Hats,
L1lS 1orage Caps, D. 7--- --.
Lsg7 Privstes' Uniform Coats,
y Musicians' Jackets.
:, 50 Ydvates, Uniform Jackets,
An Flannel Sack Coats,
S0 Pairs Bootees, and other articles Of irregular
The above quantities may be increased BY receipts
Articles In packages will be sold by packers
Terms Of sale: Cash in United States currency.
Cheeks or drafts will NOS be rrGeiysd;
Asst Or Mr. Byt Mai, ~ g A.
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MERCHANTS LlNE oFsrEAMsHIPS
VA DETwEEN 2

He!ssfler Ne One steamsslps Z. G. KNIGHT aud
LIN IRaIs S1ES8N wi =, make H, fes.iar WkEKLY
lwAsHIN6TON and GEORG FLOWN, as follow:
Leave New York from Pier D East River every Sat-
urday 1t p. N. Leave Georgetown every Friday
att .. n: ard Aiexs he SmR day st = ..
agent. ofacs and wharf = Water street, George.
town, or at the corner OF Seventeenth street and
New York sveuue. J. W. THOMSON, =
jAll-u President,
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Fourth Grand Gift Concert
goR THE BENEFIT OF 1HB
Public Library Of Kentucky.
OVER A MILLION IN BANK !!
SUCCESS ASSURED!
A Full Drawing Certain on
TUESDAY, slsr OF HARCH NEXT.

II order to meet the general wish and expectation
OF the public and ticket-holders, for the null pay
nent Of the magnificent ginA announccd for tho
Fourth Grand GIFT Concert Of the Public Library oil
Kentucky, the management have determined to
postpOne the Concert and DrswingAnul So spa.
. Taesday, the 4lst Of March, 1874.
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ssga.. >a.. s.-.. .g.E > = .-.-.s .EIsssd
-as- p ErHs- T..a - Ias pHrsy ~ Fnsy
- Es 49, Ser. . 7FTeat r. q, 40 rlf. 'aisre
F-s. 'l.rrr s.-.- md aEd NO. ~. > -E-eA-
ON. i.-r - nhai. 2 JIca This ,c.-.S L.ilt .i.c
a country friend produced his wallet.
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AUCTION SALES.


ERSNhTfNe IN 5Nr kxSsY1SxxkEffkH s nyEN H..
~ virtue OF . deed Of trust 70 me. dated the 18th
e q Asguss, iIl duly rseorded y linsr ~ f0!Ic
e Cesambia, and by direction Of the party scear.
merely VII ss q RSble suction. In trout Of The
O'Clock p m all that certain piece OF parcel o1and
lying sna 6s..G in MsshinSfon. Hty. and Known
and deaenated on plAts OF sa1d city - the west
part Of lot eleven, IN, In square numhrrcd two
hundred and Afty-.ix, On. ocmmencine Ct point
sire ( and Pennsylvania avenue. and fronting twen-
y-four feet two inches ON street, BY ninety 1--WE
feet thrce inches depth.
Kterms Of sale, to be made known on the premises
q the hour designated not complied with in 10
days after day or sAle, the Trustee reserves the
right % resell 1t the Fisk and Of deAulting pur-
cher. efer advertising in some newspeper Of the
4 deRost Of I'm required q soon g the property
u Knocked ,WM; FElRCE BELL, Trustee.
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OBSTAcLE Isl T0 nARRlA6E,

Il .eoes ~ aS = x::.G I IA M ss ~
stored; Lmpedinsns e 1.sner rc.cysd leg
3cs RooSs and siseqiSrs sssf ~ ii seSied =.
Sciopss. xddres E4NHt1 zsf6diAft6H, 10.
lion having hlGn feputatioa toI HonecahlA con-
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SEESSEissasF%R 4: 8 ss! $skksAsE5Fs' l1...'
TRUSTEF,e sALE.

B1WL "a M1IIn .;S 4 G ss;,1 A;.esas.ss.s,
Nos. 90 and - Pelnsylvaaia avenue, corner Q
Ninth street,
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CANDIES,
NUTS

Choicest CREAM MIXTURES ct very lowest
club rates.
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AUCTION SALES.
ID Real Estate Agent AMI 4uefloneer,
81 Seventh afreef. ODu- United SG7xes p,f.,,t

II Real Estate Agent AMI Xucfioneer
a1 Seventh street, opp. United States Patent Once
TRUSTEES, PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS IN THE
CAMMAGK SQTARE NO. 30, NEAR THE
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dates October l.
4. d. III, and recorded In Iiber No. co. folio 400
&C.. of the land records for Washington cvanty, D.
C.f and by the written direction OF the PARTIES
cured thereby, the undersigned will sell as public
suction, In front Of the premises, on WEDNES;
DAY. iAh day o. Jansary, p. 1r+ g s1
q g e = g. g, s., As 81 - S s,E.
g q 8 q s = 8 g. q e g g g
isy 4 Klehard's sn9dlyfsS.a q square nanbere1
two hundred and forty, CA in the sid city Of
wSshinst one with ~ the isproyeueats thereon.
q trust, . starement 81 which VII be exhibited st
the sale.
This sale VIA afford "a opportunity for q first
Terms Of sale: One thdssi In c,sa, Of which 20
mast be pail ON eaeh lot; the deferred payments 70
be made In six and twelve months, with Interest at
ceven per ccsf per annasn and secured by deeds OF
trust 10 the Satisfaction e the trussees. II tho
terms OF sale are not compiled with wain ave days
asr day Of sale the trustees rcsrrve the right To
resell the property, amer one weeks nosice, At the
risk and cost Of first purchaser. All eosvcyanciag
as purchasers cost.
VIZ Z. VAR MAhRRp; sr....se..
ta7-3t3F, M.wkjh Ed SWEET, Auct
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y3.eoo CASH GIFTS.
81, 100000
will be distributed among tie ticket-holders.
The tickets arc printed In coupons, OF tenths, and
all fractional pars Will be represented In the draw
ing Just rs whole tickets are. = M. 80.
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Orders LEFT ut the
0AnLl0QI OFFICE,
No. M Tenth street; n m Rirst &c., 9euthvest
deorgetowa. VIII be pfpQptiy attfaa9 q. o4.fl
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FRUITS.

FRUITS.
HAvAN4oRANaEs,s bs,s very nne; price low
MALAGA GRAPES,.....,..,do. .. do.
VALENCIA ORANGES. Several cases; choice
fruit, -
RAISINs, new....per b. lsc., or Lbs. for q %
Do. do........-........L boxes for 20 cts
Do. FANCY BRANDS. :. at lowest rates
CURRANTS, Nov Zsutee... per lb. loo
C1TRONrBcst LeghorA very fine. &c. per lib. 35c
PRIMES, new Turkish, per h. l5c, orr lbs. for d
APPLES, choice variettes.. per Dbl. o.
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DY b. H. WARMER,
I'D Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. ID Seventh street, between and streets.

No. ~ seventh street, between G and n streets.
TRUSTEES, sALEOF AIOUR-sTORYP PRESSED
BSGk s N sH AZ
one Of the land rseorGs FOR Washington county,
secured sSsTeSy. We viii III q pubic suction. 4
front Of tho premises, ON FRIDAY. Deccmoei n
sssss: e the :.1 1s 81
to VT: Ios n.mDsreS seven: g, Pin Gsant,s :abai.
Cs1on Or sessn e e and
sishtis (sl inches Oh East Capitol street between
Second and Third streets east, running back one
aiiey tOss.hsr With he In
sonsisting q q four-stoy pressed.bnek dwelling.
block, and is residence in every respect,
suitable for mamber OF Senator.
and ens @ e vii M:
!: s. ]; 4.
chaser. II the terms q sale are not complied With
In seven days the trustees reserve the right 70 re-
inS parsSsser sties Ave days sayertise%ens in
some one or more newspapers published In the city
% s Jul 4 a1 sFlcRsssr. ,rra.s....
novso-eokds tstafl
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED uN:
u THURSDAY, psscpheyT y iss same hour and
place. S sG5sse X H sxT9cRiEY. }rru'sss'.
NTHE ARovEsALEIs rOsrPONEDUNr1L
FRIDAY. January : is7+ same hour and place.
2SsH; xasSsHHiS$ssHy l s1:s:.ss.'
dels-dAds lStar.l - .
HEHs ABOVE SALE Is rosrposEp YIN:
I'll FRIDAY JapNg,sy " ls T s5ns boar and place.
,.n,-a.a.a j. xsS STIISwkkkEhIE, s.is.s.s:
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AIPHA4TprCAL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Containing Cards OF first-Class Estab
lishments I'm all Branches Of Bust.
ness In tho District.


Hshnaents in all Branches OF Bust.
ness In tho District.
EFYERYBoDY SHOULD CONSULT
THIs HRREcT NS III BEE3RE MAk ny
KIND OF BUsiNEss IN THE DISTINCT.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES.
). A. BAKER. 8AsS va La. ave., bet, 9TH tothsss.
ARCHITECTS. -
cnAs. T. DAVIS Co, sib It'll st., op. Patent ohace
ALE DEPOTS. 3d.
PALMER & GREEN; Massey's Phiia. Ale. Gco'twn.
=ATTORNEYS.AT.L
%tsr 81 81
SSAaEs A; MORGAN, 4ss Il: arc: near CITY HAL.
!: FoEpEs BEALE. xDlx 81. near CITY Hall
Ros4. ). MTRRiY, sis u ssss s northwest.
EDsss ansas.Hs 81 T Ie a.
XxsSs1IN o Gs I.s b b:ssss Gss st.
C.T.GARLXND, l1q street, bet. isth and 18th.
Ii ~ D12a nj e. IT. st.;
PLANT, cor. sth aud T.; ~, Notary, kCom.
BAKERIES.
g. & s:.s 81 Ed e F: Sc s 81 St.
BANKS AND BANKE0A. yea
NATIONAL MErnoroLIrAx HANK, 18Th st., oppo.
LEWIS car bankers, b.y
crnmcnt bonds, coin, snI exchange: DraS
Sssass. s ss.s:ss, ss . heii.sd, ssisssl.
Pm 5ss sasz ss ss
q Is e % m:, sskesasyA- spoa ftea t"sp.
I e; {. s.s'sss ~ ~ - unnIk;
$3.50 s. !; !
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wsHe ssa,ah ssesips OF smother ,s<ss invoice
CHOIoE GOODS Ass'
suitable for the NEW YEARS TABLE, and name
In part 1900 N. 49,.
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HARDWARE AMI CUTLERY.
L. c. CAaPBELL. COO Pa. I.v., bet. GU, and nh SIS.
J w. KENNEDY Co.. 81 Pa. are, bet. Gsh and 7th
HARNEsS, SADDLERY & TRUNKs.
JAMES g. ToxuAn 4 Co, f2s 7.h St, next to ODD
dies, Bridie. WhIpS Trunks. Vsiises, Carriage
Robes and Mats, HORSE Govern, &C.. &c. Re-
pairing done with neatness and dispstch.
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CE3sBssE Torres
= Al -, 4 Ers,-, g Z CO., =. Fs,,as sscnue, Ne
.i,sa- T1''rr. Ailg sio. tn g. - and boys.
Cskr TsE ZsD E3s Er5s; oU0XD.
FAEEs rEs-Tr-r rs, I.-'f'3er5 Or ..- Tar and n
-..s.s of Goa. Tex P:ctugIs. "a !, In Penn
s,rn.l-. RspEBrrCIy building
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-10
ELECTING A POPE.
HOW THE THING Is DONE.

country frisud produced bis wal
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ss-n.s-. REpEBIfCAS buUtit.2
CONMINSIONER0 OF DEEDO.
J.T. PLANT, cor.sth q e. Also, il. and Notary.
G0AMI1SION MERCHANTS.
8. p. BROWN, corner New York avenue and 18th
st., Commission Merchant. Also, dealer In
Real Estate and Agent for the Collection Of
Claims.
CONTEMPORARIES.
C. p. GABrIER. Penna. ave-. next to Globe ONCE.
+. SrEINLE, lis Pa. sv. 8. E., and La 1t. s. L.
CORSErS, SKIRTS, &c.
DOUGLAS & BROTHER, sfh and + sts.. under St.
Cloud Hotel, (Brctt's old stand, )Skirts. CoEscts
aud Ladies' Underwear Of all Kinds, ready -ma,.c,
in large supply aud variety, and made to order
at short notice.
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. SSoH2kkTTHA MN' g. srI BiaEEEoTWa, }Tru.se
jSul.ThSTu&dS T. r OOLDWELL. Salesma
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-21
Nietos, July 10, 1874.

The Solano Republican says: "The
party of prospectors, consisting of J. B..
Marston, l.. B. Abernathie and f. w.
Bean, who have been nosing about
Sonoma county in search of quicksil-
yer deposits, met with severe loss by
the burning of their tent with all its
contents, a week ago last Monday.
The bulk of the loss falls upon Mars
ton, who, in addition to blankets and
clothing, lost some $3.50 in gold-notes,
his gold watch, valued at 1926, a rifle
worth $lO0, and the tent, which cost
$125."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-21

A stack containing some six hundred
bushels Of barley was burned Thurs
day, on Dry Creek, near Modesto.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-21

The Walla Walla Statesman says:
" A leading merchant informs us that
the 0. S. n. Company exact dis
count of one per cent. on gold notes,
when receiving the same in settle
ment of freight bills. This is rather
strange, considering that these bills
are everywhere received at par, and
by most persons preferred to cOin.n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-21

C1- E-SECOND HAND PIhNO-RA-
- 4 - ven Il Bacon makers, for sale.
Inquire OF Mrs. Lnsie c. Baker, Music teacher,
30 Spr ng ST., or If j. f. Cohen, with Harris &
Jacoby. jy3-tf-2
ETNO LET-A nicely furnished and pleasant
l. ly situated room, with or without board
at E. Dunbars, west side OF Hill street, be
tween Second and Third. je l4-tf-l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-21

A BARGAIN - lO,C0o TAHITI ORANGE,
"A Malaga, Mesilla and Sicily Lem
boxes. The above are one-year-old seed
lings, except the Lines, which are of
various ages, and the en- ire lot will be
sold cheap for ca h, in order to make
room for grading the lots which they now oc-
cupy, by the undersigned, on Hill street near
First. A. S. SPENCER.
ie 27-lm-33I
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-21

The Wide West mine, in Idaho, was
sold last week to Warren Hussey,
President Of the First National Bank,
at Salt Lake City.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-21
Drs. STAIRWAY & JANcsO,

SNURGEONS AND PHYSICIANS.
OFFICE-Main street. above Caswell &
Ellis store. jn2S tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-21
4OS ANGELES TUESDAY MORNING, IL, 1874.
LINES OF TRAVEL.
LOS ANGELES DIVISION
SOUTHERN PACIFIC AILR0AD.

-, rEv ET,I-zs HE g 49, --sIrl
ss - 80 i =. IL. Il
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-21
Paying Over 35 Per Cent. a Year.

4 )AIRY BUSINESS FOR SALE, con-
n sisting of so acres, situated one-half
mile outside Los Angeles city limits, with M
proVements thereon, four horses, two wagons,
thrty-hve good dairy COWS, with good cash
paying milk route, etc. Price, S6,j0O
For further particulars apply to
II. HAMMEL,
jyil-lm-2%" IT, -. Hotel
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-21
FOR SALE-TO LET.
Los Angeles Petroleum Refining Co

4 T A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS
"A of the Los Angeles Petroleum Refining
Company, the Secretary was authorized to
sell IL limited amount of the Company's
stock.
"'enii'S =" tilcl,'iS1 stUch ale re-
Bank, whore they will be accommodated.
By order of the Board.
B. L. PEEL, Secretary.
June IL, 1874 jn2S tf-4
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-12-08
THE SUN.
WEEKLY AND DAILY FOR 1875.

The approach of the Presidential election gives
unusual Importance to the events and develop
ments of 1875. We shall endeavor to describe
them fully, faithfully, and fearlessly
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COUNTY NEWS.

Mis-. Ken. Mason is to address il
Union Temperance meeting ut Norgen-
pcs, on Sunday evening next
On Thursday there we're shipped
from the Vergcuucs station $500 ouuds
OF butter, $500 lbs poultry.
The winter term of Newton Acadc-
my will begin on Tuesday, December Il.
1874. !. n, Mallory, Principal.
Tie auuual meeting of the Addison
County Sabbath School Association will
be held at the Lecture Room OF the Con
gregatioual Church, in Middebury, on
Thursday, December 18th, 1874, at .
O'Clock, + NJ. \ general attendance is
desired
-Dea, j. W Parker, Of Vergenues
was quite seriously injured ON Tuesday
last, while using circular saw in this
manulactory. Part Of the plank he was
saving was caught by the saw and hurled
with such violence against his right side,
as to bend two Of his ribs.
Maj Orrin Field, Que of the Oldest
citizens of Cornwall, has been confined
the past week with a severe sickness, His
many friends will DO glad to learn that he
hopes to be about again in another week
Burlington Free Press q. Times please
notice,
AT the old homestead Of benjamin
Carpenter, Esq in Ferrisburgh assem-.
Sled Thanksgiving day, his FIVE children,
whose average ages were II wears
Twenty one children and grand children
were present, five were absent. Mr..
Carpenter settled in Ferrisburgh when it
was wilderness, as long ago as 1890
The eldest child is 81 years old and owns
the place,
There is an apple tree on tho prom
ises Of Hiram Spaulding Of Pauton, that
is 100 years old. In 1868 Phillip Spaul-
ding brought a number OF trees from Con.
nccticut to Pantou, where he set them
out During the French aud Indian war
just before the Revolution, they were all
destroyed except this one 1t is very
large apple tree, it requiring two men to
reach around il tea feet from the
ground.
SouTn BEIsroL-An old grudge be-.
tween Sylvanus and Rufus Barnard. two
distant relatives, eliminated last Wednes.
day in quite lively fight Ncar tho house
OF Mr.. Orrin O'Brien. Sylvanus dealt
out his insults quite literally md at length
ku'us was exasperated and retorted.
Then camo the appeal to force. Rufus
succeeded in putting Sylvanus in hori.
zontal position and furnishing him quite
severely, On Saturday Rufus was put