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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-06-19

FIRST DAY-FoRENOON.

FIRsr pAY-FORENOON.
NoRTHFIELD, June l6.
The General Convention of Congrega-
tional Ministers and Churches Of Vermont
assembled at Mortified, to-day, at 10 a. m.
There were present from IS to 100 delegates,
who, with other clergy and laymen present.
make the whole number in attendance about
$50.
The opening religious exercises were con-
Quoted by Rev. A. W. Wild, OF Peacham.
and the sermon was preached by Rev. W.
II. Lord. d. D., of Montpelier, from the
text, Acts l, sth, "Ye shall receive power
after that the Holy Ghost is come upon
you
The opening business meeting was pre-
sided over by Rev. d. II. Buckham, ID. d.,
of Burlington, Vice-President, in the alb
sence of Pres. Ktchell. Rev. Jas. Ii. Bah
bitt, of Waitsfeld, was elected Scribe, and
Rev. Chas. II. Merrill. of West Brattleboro,
Assistant Scribe.
Voted to hold the sessions from $50 a. m.
to = m, to 5 p. m. and the evening
session be commenced at u p. m. George
ii. Cram of Mortified, was appointed audi
tor ofthe Fairbanks Board and the treasu-
rer of the sustentation fund. Aproposi-
ton from Rev. Dr. Clark, secretary of the
a. b. C. F. NJ, to address the convention,
was referred to the committee on overtures
The act of incorporation was read and some
minor details of business transacted, when
the convention was adjourned till o'clock
d, III,
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Ns;eriovvn Union Live stock Market
June 10.

AMOUNT oF LIVE STOCK AT nARKEr.
Cattle. sheep 4 Lambs. Swine.
This week.--.--.- 80 s8
Last Weck-...---. 81 -G1
Prom Vermont. - 24l
Prices Of Market Beef-A few choice, so 2ldl0 ~ :
extra, s. 75Gie 3d. first quality - aiag 50 second
quality, 8 uOd- IN; third quality, :f0UIG -.
Prices OF Store Cattle-Norkins oxen per pair
$50. So. So. so. Heb Cows and Calves.
from s}5G60; Farruw Cows. SO: extra. s6I4a5 .
Year!inSs, slo9lsi Two Years Old, s-Nsr2s Three
Years Old, sD1i5.
Western Fat Suine-Live. none.
store-Whoesale. none.
Prices OF Sheep and Lambs In lots wool sheep.
81 Oh, 90 = "a and $ 80, each; extra s. " as -
or from o. &C VI; \ few fancy sheep al sl3lOc
!, %. Spring Lambs, ludl icrh Veal Calves. S. u
Prices Of Hides. Tailow and skins Brighton
Hides, = ft,c = Il Tallow, -6Ijc r 70 Country
Hides, a ! z Il Talow.-Giic b " Wool skins
: ~ az 81. each; Lamb skins. sc each. Saeared
81 rs ie each Dairy skins, sc each Calf Skins,
i5 a lGc e 10.
REMARKS
Cattle-We fad on sale % car loads. or go head
oi Western cattle, handled hv Mm Colweil and WIN
Sculaus, and . head % Northern cattle. There Is
to-day quicker and better market, and prices are
good strong &c Rio hi cher On 1--we wei ght West
cru cattle are sold a. they stand, So much L 70 :
Northern cattle only by dressed weight The stock
very nearly al changed hands at this market 10
city butchers, who found il for their interest to
purchase here, as supply VIA Albany is said to be
only 40 loads
Sheep-SprinS lambs are somewhat more plenty,
but are mostly taken by butchers 20 sell and divide
the profits sheep and ycarling. are not selling
a easy a. last week. The supply continues izhi
and the call vii De Eight while veal calves are n
market
Pouitry-The supply are hens and turkeys. sold
collectively az l5c 2 o. hens taken separately 4;
| &c th. Receipts nearly one and one-hal, tons.
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GomMerrial.
Reported for the Free Press
Burlington Lumber Market.

The lumber market still continues comparatively
Inactive. Importatlons are not large, though lum-
her wnterins over is moving to market to some ex-
tent by American boats, which were laden with coal
into Canada. Ffeishts are probably at their lowest
point for the season. boats having been chart
cred As low as 81 U. s. currency per NJ feet from
Montreal and the St. Lawrence % New York city.
Purchaser in Canada are limited. The exports Of
saved lumber from the Ottawa were five million
feet less in May, than the SINE month last year.
For the times 4 fair business Is being done in THE
market, mills running Is usual.
No change In Quotations
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~ uANIgRVPTCY.

IN the District Court Of the United States. FOR the
| District Of Vermont. In the matter of John H.
Marin and william Martin, BankrdPts-l n
Bankrupfey-To the creditors Of said Bankruptf,
and all Others whom il may eUreern- The under
signed ASS gnee Of the estate 81 said Bankropts
hereby gives notice that Il has been ordered BY
the District Court Of said District that the second
and third meetings Of said Bankrupt be held at the
Bardwell House, in Rutland. on the gth day Of
June A. ID. lisa, at O'Clock p. NJ. before n
for the purposes named in the 27th and 18th
sections Of the Bankrupt Act, approved March
3D. 1861, and this is also % give notice that
have filed my final account as Assignee OF sad Bank
rnpts and that at said meeting | shall apply
10 said Court FOR settlement Of my accounts and
for di scharge from all liabilities as Assignee
said estate, in accordance with the provisions O.
| the 2sth section ri the Bankrupt Act,
| Dated az Manchester. the 3rd day OF June, ISL
-.Ix3v CuAUNCEY GREEN, Assignee.
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rI,IIIS IS To GIVE NOTICE, that on the l0th day
| OF June. \. II. 1874, = Warrant in Bank
ruptey WAS issued against the estate OF Charles e.
Ly nde. OF Guiliorl, in the County Of Windham,
and State Of Vermont. who has been adludged n
Bankrupt on his own petition that the pay
ment Of any debts and delivery Of any property
belonging to said Bankrupt, TO him. or for his
use and the transfer OF any property by him, are
forbidden by law; that meetin. OF the creditors
of said Bankrupt. To prove his debts. and u
choose one or more Asignees Of his estate. will he
held at Court Of Bankruptcy. TO he holden at
the office OF kittrdze ilaskins in Brattlenoro. IN
the County OF Wndham. and State OF Vermont,
before A. Underwood. So. Register, on the 7th
day OF July, A. u. 1874, at 10 O'Clock An.
5lw3. THOMAS fAlLEY,
Deputy L. s. Marshal, as Messenger
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SALE OF VALUABLE BLooDED CATTLE
Messrs. James A. Snedd and F. NJ. Van
Sicklen, of this city, have recently sold the
following lot of blooded cattle (Short-horn
Durhams), to James ii. Davis of Dan
vile, Ky Mr.. Shedd took the animals in
person. delivering them at Danville. lie
has recently returned from his trip and ex.
presses himself as highly pleased with the
blue grass region of Kentucky:
Mazurka of 0akdale. by "a Earl of Ok
ford, Los; dam Mazurka 5th by Albion
Q9,209).
Brilliant by 9th Duke of Thorndale, 4 ,752;
Dam Bright Eyes 9Th by Hilton Ql ,5j2).
Margery 18th by Marmion. $3.50; Dam
Magenta by Grand Turk u2 1859, with
her ii. c. by Earl of Oxford. S,O72.
Lulu by imported Prince Leopold e. ,057).
Crevola by I'd Earl of Oxford SOS. Dam
Constantia by Buttereup ID, son of Grand
Duke IL, 96l.)
Crevola Sd by Earl of Oxfordl SOP Dam
Crevola by ID Earl of Oxford I'd 7O6).
Laura ID by I'd Earl of Oxforrn6, 7O5; dam
Damas Pride, 10th Duke of Thoodale. 500,
with her bull calf by Earl of Oxford Is .012)
hdrsery OtH Nv Earl OF OAIOru o,U1Z, Ddul
Margery by ID Duke of Geneva (23, 752).
Rosy Queen by ID Earl of Oxford 6, 70s
Dam Rosalie by Lord Mansfield 4.ll7).
Rosette 30, by Marmion $3.50: Dam Ro-
sett. by Duke of Gwynne 4 40.
Rosy Queen ID, by Miss Bellville son 10. :
1915; Dam Rosalie by Lord Man,feld,4 III.
Rosette 18th, by Earl of Oxford, s,O72
Dam Rosette by Duke of Gwynne, 5 $50.
Rosy Queen Sd. by Earl of Oxford. ,O72
Dam Rosalie by Lord Mansfield, III.
Creyola ID, by Earl of Oxford, Los
Dam Constantine by Buttereup, 81 son OF
Grand Duke (O29 ,6D.
Niobe Sd, by 18th Duke of Geneva, 1881
Dam Niobe by ID Duke Of Geneva, 5,562
with her bull calf. by Earl of Oxford. s,07.
Lady Sonsie, by Agate's Aisdrise, 1904,
Dam Lucille by Buttercup, "a son of Grand
Duke az, SGD with her heIier calf, by Earl
Of Oxford, s.O72.
Rosette 9Th, by Earl of Oxford, sore
Dam Rosette by Duke of Gwynne, $50.
Queen of Burlington 2d, by Marmion,
: $50; Dam Qualia by Sd Duke of Aisdrie,
10, 1875, with her heifer calf, by Earl of Ok
ford oO7.
Rosette by Duke of Gwynne. /, 30 Dam
Red Rose 9TH by lIighhyer, SIS.
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COFFEE quiet, nothing Of moment doing: i7iA
2lc for Rio
SUGAR in moderate request; 7,0sc Tor fair t.
good refining; SIC for prime.
MOLAS3ES dull and unchanged.
RICE quiet and without any decided change,
PETROLEUM quiet, steady; crude Ste; refined
l3l0i34c.
TALLOW firm sales 100000 lbs. at s@sic.
E6GS-Prime steady; l6} q lie for state and
Pennsylvania; l4ei5{c for Western.
PROVlSI0NS-Pork dull new mess SIT 81
Beef quiet; 5O@l2 90 for plain mess II 0O0lio o.
for extra do. Beef hams unchanged. Tierce beef
quiet, unchanged. Cut meats quiet; bellies 9i0
l0tc. Mddles dull 93c for long clear; short clear
l0tc. Lard inactive and lower; lla@ll 7-l6c for
prime steam; city steam llic. Butter Prime
steady, common and medium unsettled; Is 90 &c
for new western; A@3Oc for new state Cheese
unchanged: i20I4ac for common TO prime.
WHISkEY lower at 9gs@I.O.
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We are informed that the chestnut stall
lion said to belong to Mr.. II. B. Fish, Of
Tnderhill Centre, was not stolen from the
stable. but was taken at midday by Deputy
Sheriff c. W. Reynolds on a writ Of rcpley-
in. in favor of d. W. Weston, Of Under
Hill. in accordance with law.
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WEsIFORD, VT, June Iith, IS7I.
Whereas, 1t has pleased God in his providence to
remove from our Sunday School by death, our be-
loved assistant and active librarian, George Weed.
Resofred, That we feel the deepest sorrow at the
loss Of one whose manly character. consistent
Christian lie and constant devotion the interests
Of cur Sunday School had endeared him to US all.
Resoirsd, That as we loved him whilst living, we
will ever cherish his memory now that he has de-
parted:
Resoired. That we tender cur heartfelt sympa-
thies to the afflicted family, earnestly desiring that
God viii sanctfy this bereavement to their good
Resoired, That copy of these resolutions be sent
to the parents of the deceased
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By Tele- raph.l
Nsw York Mo.sy and Stock Market.

NEW YORK, June l..
MONEY very easy at 24s3 per cent.
STERLING dull and firm, with business at -.
for ca days, and 1901 for sight
Customs receipts, S2il,eo.
GOLD closing at ma, after selling at lllGIlls.
Borrowing rates ,. fiat 4. and finally per cent.
The assistant treasurer disbursed sl27 600.
Clearings, 81 .nl0Oll.
Exports Of specie to-day, SI,l5o,Go, Of which
S1ll,OsO went to Canada.
Engagements for tomorrow up to the present are
s5OO,O1.
GOVERNMENTS strong with steady demand.
STATE BONDS quiet.
! RAILROAD BONDS dull.
| STOCKS opened feverish, and on various rumor:
started by the bears regarding solveney OF pruin
nent railroad officials, the market declined to 2
per cent the latter having been in C., Z. snd |.
| After announcement from Washington that the Sen
ate finance committee had resolved to strike GU
the clause in the tariff bill taxing gold and stoei
| sales the market become firm with an advance OF
to per cent closing active and strong with actlyi
ty and advance most prominent in Union Pacific
| Wabash. Western MON. Pacific Mail, Lake Shore
! \. Y. Central, C., Z. and l. e., and Northwestern
| and St. Paul common.
| Thu f,lfoxxfn.r ara the closinr CuotatiOnst
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M,LLErr's BAY.-Mr. II. II. Howe, of
the American Hotel, in this city, and the
Nalett'- Bay House, has engaged Mr.. Geo.
B I-ham to take charge Of his boats, fish
iBr tackle. etc, at the latter place this sea
.p. Mr.. Isham is truSty and reliable
rpsn. and We can assure visitors at the Bay
flat they will be well cared for by that gen
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IN ElyKRTPTCY.

IN the District Court Of the United States for the
i District of Vermont.-In the matter OF Joseph
H. Wheeler. Bankrupt.-ln Bankruptcy. To the
creditors OF said Bankrupt, and all others whom IL
may concern: The undersign Assignee OF the
estate Of said Bankrupt hereby give notice that 1t
has been ordered by the District Court of said Dis
tret that the second and third general meetings Of
the creditors of said Bankrupt be held at the Office
OF A. P. Lyman. in Remington, in said District,
before Hon. \. 7. LYMAN, Register in Bankruptcy
on the 9th day of June. T. u. 1874. at O'Clock in
the afternoon. for the purposes named in the 9Th
and 18th sections Of the Bankrupt Act, OF March
81. So and this Il also u give notice that have
filed my final account as Assignee Of said Bankrupt,
and that at said time and place ] shall apply 10
said court for settlement of my accounts and for =
discharge from all liability as Assignee Of said
tate in accordance with the provisions OF said 18th
section.
Dated at Manchester. in said District, this 9th
day OF June, AID. ISL.
5iw1w CHAUSCEY GREEN, Asst ,nee.
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STORE RoBBED. - The auction store Of
p5ore Bros, Payn's Block, Church Street.
was broken INTO on Friday night and robbed
of between ono and two hundred dollars
worth of jewelry. shoes and clothing. The
deed was evidently performed by some I'M
practi~ei hand.
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CoRREcTIoN.-We republish the table Of
statistics of the churches presented at the
meeting Of the Chittenden County Confer
ence, in which was an error as first publish
ed from the omission of Total los" from
the headings.
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We understand the blood colts of the Yer
mont Horse Stock Company that are to he
sold at auction. Thursday, the 25;h Of the
present month, are in very fine condition.
The sale promises to be very attractive
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81. ALBANs Butter MARKET.-On Tues
day. prices ranged as follows Common to
fair. 20 to 23c medium to good, p to Doc :;
choice. - TO 2Sc selections, Doe.
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THE
Church Street Hardware store.
New York Enamel Paint!

THE BEST PAINT IN THE WORLD.
This Paint is composed of pure White Lead, Zinc,
Linseed Oil, and other materials chemically COM
bined, forming new compound, which dries upon
the surface making smooth, glossy, beautiful and
desirable paint Does not fade, chalk, or peel Off
will retain its beauty and freshness twice as long
as the best Lead and Oil mixed in the old way.
TESTIMONIALS
WiSoosKI FALLS, W.. May &c, 1874.
MyssRs. RIPLEY HoLroN;
GEsrLEaEN-l have recently examined wooden
structures which have been painted from one to two
years with paints which purchased OF you, known
as Chemical Paints; and am prepared to say that
thus far it has stood the action Of the weather bet
ter than paints which have had applied as mixed
from Leads which have purchased OF various deal
ers and in some cases it has been applied to build
cheerfuIly recommend your paint as both durable
al" '''"''' p c. KENNEDY
JoyssyILLE, March LIST, 1874.
Gents.-in the fall Of 1872, used the New York
Enamel Paint on my buildings consider II q good
paint. 1t does not chalk or crack and yet retsins
lis orig gloss. HENRY HILDRETH.
ESSEX. W., May 2ith, 1874.
RIPLEY Horror:
t;ents.-Two years ago / painted my buiidings
with New York Enamel Paint. Thus far Il looks -
we'll as when first used it. consider il the cheap
est and most desirable paint in the market.
MILO KELLER.
ESSEX JUNCTION, June sth, 1874.
RIPLEY 4 HoLroS
In the summer Of 1873. used the New York En-.
amel Paint consider il full Is cheap Is lead and
oil mixed in the usual way. and believe Il TO be
the most durable paint In uss, 3. A. HILL.
For sale only by RIPLEY H0LToN.
DSalers in Buildsrs' and oaddlsry Hardware,
Pasnts, OILS, and vafnishss, Leather Betting,
and Conn IfiuninSa
June ,. fdku2m
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The commissioners of the Montpelier and
pn+I.nd Railroad Will meet at Rochester,
tbe a3d, to open books for subscription to
+be stock of the company.
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NuTox.-A valuable Thoroughbred Short
b,rn Durham COW, belonging to VI. E.
Cbapin. was choked to death with potato
nm the 18th. She was a rare mixer, giving
T. to 80 pounds per day.
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chestnut stallion, belonging to Mr.. H.
p Fisk. of Underhill Centre, was stolen
from his owners stable, on Saturday. the
..b inst No clue has yet been obtained of
tho thief
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ONDERmILL.-W. Scott Nay, N. D., for
the past year associated in active practice
with DR.. A. f. Burdick, of Uuderhill, re-
moves at once with his family to Westlord,
to engage in professional business. DIR. Nay
Is graduate of the Medical Department Of
the Vermont University of the class of 1873,
and is rising practitioner. and his hosts of
friends in Underhill sincerely regret his
change of residence. BY this removal the
church at Underhill will lose one of its
most active and earnest workers, and the
Society and musical circles at the Flats will
sadly miss DR.. Nay and his estimable wife.
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Among the appropriations which passed
.be House. on Monday, was one of S5,933.
r,r the approaches and grounds of the Gus
..rns Hnnse in this city.
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IN the District Court Of the United States, for the
| District Of Vermont-lu the matter Of John
IT, and William ". Martin, Barkrupt-in Bank
N Manchester, on the 3rl day Of June,A- ID. ls7i.
To an whom it may concern; This Is 10 give you
notice that have filed my final accounts o. the
est,tc a, John II. Martin and William ". Martin,
haukrupts in said Court, and on the Goth day next
shall apply To said Court for the settlement OF my
said accounts and far discharge from all laGltles
a. Assignee Of said Estate in accordance with tho
provisions q. the 2sth section OF the Bankrupt Act
Of March 2nd. 1867.
i9S3w CUAUNCEl uhEt-s' Ass4-hee.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT OF VERMONT, SS.-At Newport,
L the 9Th day Of June. A. ID. ls7i.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF MS
appointment as Assignee OF Samuel H. Luther;
S,,ta of Vermont within said District, who
has been adiudged a Bankrupt upon his creditors
petition, by the District Court Of said District.
5nw3w l.. ROBINSON, Assignee.
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Al meeting Of the State Board of Edu-
ea'ion, tuesday evening, j. s. Cilley. of
brandon. was elected to the vacancy caused
" The resignation of Rev. DR.. Weber.
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There was shipped from this station over
.ho Central Vermont, during the past week,
,oo oors of lumber and 90 of coal.
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Inc following appointments "a H'7''
DerntY Grand Masters were Inade


q" l3-Rchard F. Parker, Wolcott
lis. E. Grout, West Concord.
The Grand Lodge, by resolution, voted to
present the retiring Grand Master NJ. W.
Park Davis of St Adams. testimonial at
the next session of the Grand Lodge, and
the following committee were appointed to
carry the resolution into effect. Bros. Henry
Clark, Geo. q. Hunt and Chas. W. Wood
house.
The officers elect were then installed by
Past Grand ,daster Davis, and the NJ. W.
| Grand Master announced the following APP
pointments:
W. Jonathan L. Mael. NorthGeld, Grand Lee
/ ture. ~
W Rev. Edwin Wheelock, winooski, Grand Chap
". A. B. Flanders, Chester, Assistant Grand Chap
W Theodore s Peck, Burlington, Grand Mar
W }. Q. a. Bass, West Randolph, Grand Pr
suvant.
". William rinsmaid, Burlington, Grand Sword
W Daniel c. Barber and W. Cyrus +. Currier,
| Burlington, Cir and Stewards.
| W. J. II. Wal ton, Burlington, Grand Tyler.
The follow ing standing committees were
then announced
On Foreign Correspondence - Henry
Clark. Rutland Geo. Ii. Bigelow, Bur-
lington; Il ). Southgate, Woodstock:
On Fma 1ce-Fred A. Lewis, St. Adams !;
T. c. Robbins, Rutland; c. 5. Matteson
North Bennington.
On Gricvanees-D. p. Webster, Putney
c. p. Hogan, Sheldon; Ira W. Sayles,
Jonesville e.
On Ma sonic Jurisprudence. \. Bntler,
Essex A. A. Hall. St. Adams NJ. r.
Tyler, Burlington.
On Plblication-IIenry Clark, and A. 5.
Marshall, Rutland; VIM. H. Root, Burling-
ton.
On Dispensations and Charters-E. s.
Dana, Cornwall; IL. ii. Hutchins, st.
Johnsbury David Trull, West Burke.
On Credentials-Wm H. Root, Burling-
ton; n. 5. Howe, Brattlebo. %: 5. E. Grout
West Concord.
The Grand Lodge was then closed ii
ample form with prayer by Rev. Bro. Wa
W. Atv alter of Burlington
ORDER OF HIGH PRn srnooD.
The Council of the Order o. High Priest
hood of the State of Verm mt convened a
Mas1 nic Hall in Burlingto n on Thursda'
evening, June IL. 1874. After the transac
ton of the usual business the followin!
grand officers were chosen 'oy ballot for tn
ensuing year:
NJ. Z. Edward S. Dana. Cornw all President.
NJ Z. John T. Shurtlen, ben lin.ton, Vice-P.es
sient.
NJ Z. II. II. Phelps, Burlington Conductor.
NJ. r. J. Is. Iiollenbeek, Bnrlins ton, Recorder.
NJ. L. lanes Holloway, st. Alba MS Steward.
NJ. 4. kttredge Haskins. Brai tleboro, Sentine
GRAND COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND SELECT
MAsoNS.
. This Grand Body CONVEX ed at Masoni
Hall, Burlington, June lth, Edward
: Dana, Grand Master, presi' ling, and opene
, in ample form with the Usual ceremon:t
and with prayer by the sGrand Chaplain
Rev. L. F. Stuart.
The Grand Master t,sen delivered his al
nual address, in which Ise alluded to IL
| prosperity of the order, and urged upon tt
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The trustees of the Burlington Savings
Rank have declared semi-annual dividend
rf,nr per cent. for the six months ending
IrlN lst.
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WRITE

To Bryant stratton, Troy Business College; cat.-
any sddress Is one Of the Oldest largest, best sos
tainsd and most practically conducted eonsrsiai
schools in the country, and tho only ons teas
teaches book-kssping By Aeesei Ostynes Irns-
s1eesSnfSl 6ssinsa Total expeasss ~ tASss
nsaiAs' esusss, i1slsd!ns se,ra, - sears
Dne-viy.i1s T1eSsHs Il
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Bankrupt 0utites.
NOTICE ~ BANK PTCY.

rJ'HIS rs To GIVE NOTICE, that on the 10th day
i Of June, A. d. ia. a Warrant IN Bank
ruptcy issued AGAINST the estate Of llazelton
Lake and David Moore, of Shelburn, in the County
OF Chittenden, and State Of Vermont. who have
been adjudged Bankrupts on their creditors pc
ttion that the payment of any debts and delivery
Of any property belonging 10 said Bankrupts, t.
them or for their us. and the transfer Of any prop
erty by them. are forbidden by law; that meeting
OF the creditors OF said Bankrupts, 10 prove
their debts and 10 choose one more ssignees Of
:heir estate, will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy,
To be holden at the office OF l.. L. Lawrence. in
Burlington, in the County Of Chittenden and State
Of Vermont before l.. T.. Lawrence. Register.
on the 9ith day June AID. 1874. at 10 O'Clock A.
THOMAS FAILEY,
5lw3w Deputy L. 5. Marshal as Messenger.