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YOUNG AND MIDDLETON. Auctioneers,
1 Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Office: SO Market Space, Board of Trade Rooms.
CHANCERY SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EEAI. EST NTE 4 NnWN 4 ER-a ~ RnNE

CIANCERY 50 f OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS GRANTS ROW,
IN TIE CITY OF WASHINGTON. ID. G.
BY vlt ne 81 decree P9Ssg,d IN the supreme
DAY Of Jam airy, \. ID; 1873, in Equity cause No.
Z965, wherein Aaron W. Carter ct al are complain
ants and Albert Grant ct al. defendants the un-
dersigned will on THURSDAY, the L th day Of
February, A u 1875, at 4 o'clock p. m, on the
premises sell at public auction to the highest bidder
al those lots Of ground, with improvements,
ot of co hG S, and Si On R the
groundplan thereof rs all of lots numbered one Il
three % four, a. five, six, t6) eight, 81 nine
a., ten TO- eleven tl :! twelve, ~ fourteen, il
subdivision Of square numbered seven hundred and
sixty, (160,l in said city.
All of the above lots, except lot No Is are situa-
ted on East CapitO street between 81 and 81 streets
east, and are improved by the magnificent houses
known Grants Row. These houses are % feet
6's inches 'front.' and the lots run back l52 feet
OF each lot The houses are furnished with all the
modern 1mprOv emeuts, and are decidedly the hand
soonest buildings in the city. The lot No Ii is i'm
proved by substantial three story brick residence
~ feet inches front and lot running back 40 feet
This sale furnishes favorable opportunity to
members Of Congress to provide themselves with ele-
CANT residences near the Capitol on easy terms.
The terms of sale fourth of the nrIrCla
money i'll cash, and the balance in three equal pay
mruts at six, twelve, and eighteen months The de
fcTTed payments to bear intercs 1t the rate Of per
cent per annun and to be secured to the satisfaction
Each lot will be sold separately and the sale will
continue from day To day, at the same hour each
day until all of said lots shall have been disposed
time Of sale. If the terms Of sale not complied
with within ten da Of sale the trustees will resell
at risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser. All con
NeyahCing at cost of purchaser.
II. ROSS PERRY, iIu''etS'
!au2S-ecSds YOUNG MIDDLETON, AuctS.
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II ii. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and AuCtionenr,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and 4 streets n. W


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY At AUCTlON-TWO-S STORY
bRICk DWELLING, SITUATED ON 7
STREET, between 18th and 18th streets north
west
Ga BY virtue Of a deed Of trust dated November
Ri lst ls72 and recorded in lber 695, folio AIS SC
OF the land records for Washington county, ID. C.,
will sell at public auction in front of the premises
on SATl RDAI, February 9th, ISIS, at 3ta clock
p. M all that piece parcel of ground, in Washing
ton city, known and designated as lot number iye
%, OF Geo. b. Coburn's subdivision of square 81
improved by two story (pressel brick 'front.' dwell
ing house containing rooms.
Terms OF sale: $500, with ten per cent interest
from May LIST, lS74, together with the expenses Of
sale, IN cash; balance in twelve months with interest
from sale secured by note bearing interest and deed
OF trust on the property. SOD down when the Drop
erty Is struck of. COnTeyancing az purchaser cost
IL the terms OF sale not complied with in five
day from sale, the Trustee reserves the right TO
sell the property at II risk aud of the default
IT purchaser. p a. DARNEILbE, Trustee.
Jan22-td b. Ii. WARNER, Auct.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
IHl RSDAG. February It'll. ISIS, ,ne uour and
place. By order Of the Trustee
feJ6d b. II WARNER. Auct
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Us. n FILF1,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer.
Office NJ. 9O2 Sth street northwest

SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE
SuIIHEAST CORNER OF q AND 20SrREETS
SOUTHW EST AT Auction.
GS. On WEDNESDAY next, the 10th instant. al
Lii clock P. IN, will sell a. pablo auction, in
front 81 the premises the west part of Lot numbered
nine 90 in Square $50 fronting Il feet "a inches On
south street and running back with even width
along 2t street west Is feet, and improved b, two
two story Frame Dwellings, one occupied by a gro
store.
Terms One-half cash balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months with interest at eight per cent Der
anUum, and secured by deed Of trust ON the property
sold. SO down Immediately after sale. Convey
aHCing at cost of purchaser.
feh6 los r KELLEY Aur+
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
AVE- BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter The flne Steamships r. g. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON Will make regular week S<rS&
iy trips betweeen NEW YORK, ALEX-1Et EfN
ANBhlA1 W IL TON andE=-7re=A
GEORGETONN, a. fOliows.-Leave NEW YORK
from Pier 81. Eas' River. every SATURDAY at D.
NJ leave GEORGETuWN every FRIDAY at Z a.
m, and AL EAANDRIA the same day AT , m.
For full Information apply to r. p. A. DENHAM,
business Office and wharf. % Water street, George
town, or al the Office Of the President, Ptreet
bridge. J. W. THOMPSON, President
- FreiEhtS delivered by Knox IS Express. Orders
left AT General Office, COS Pennsylvania avenue,
or at the steamer wharf, will be promptly attended
To Iell-tr
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LEXANDRIA AMI WASHINGTON L. r.

ALEXANDRIA 8 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r T.,
CORNER OF A ND STNTH STREETS.
Local trains leave for Alexandria as fJlOws:-6, Z,
= q 10. I \ a. N a. 3. - .. 8, p m, a
and ,. IN. daily, AT her trains daily except
Sunday
Lea Trains leave Aiy ,aldrIa a. fOll1ws,-6, Z, =
2, To- a. IN 1. . -. and 3. N. The =
a. m az ? m from Nl-N aHdTia daily, all other
sTtlU- daily except >uIatEE
q a. and I 2 J..HH-ft With trains on Wash
iLgr.u and Ohio X.
GREAT >uI THERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves a-hIUEfvu ! 3 g. daily except Sunday
ENpT - t.T kICbmuIc leaves Washington daIiy at
= 20 a.
Through tickets {. ali 3 luJ- South and Southwest
Tor sale az ocl- lh street and Peun-y lvauia
avenue and corner Sl street and Peunsy wanna
nue., where passenger i-ave orders Tor baggage
20 be checked a. ali bnt-i and residences through 10
destination. 4. :. YOUNG,
F.I-ral Passenger Agent.
GEO. c. " co. X ms, General Sup't
JAMS U Baltimore, Nd
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PUNCH'S latest

PUNCH'S latest.
- W here are you going. INV pretty maid
F" ] IA going 10 b. lcctur-i 10, sir. ia. 5utt.
b NAV g. with YOU, my pretty maid"
Il don think ny lecture would please you ,h-
said.
W HAT i it, subject. then, my pretty maid"
Painless extinction 81 male kIud, sh- said.
There u DE no marry ypu nv pretty maii5-r
Advanced girls don { want husband, sit, she said
THE BRIG HI brass works used upon car
ornaments ana fixtures Il the envy and
despair OF hOuSekeepeTS who cannot under
stand why ~ should not blacken on tarniSh
as their household utensils of the same metal
do when not constantly polished. For their
encOura gment we will inform them that AZ
ter the brass II polished at the factory IL Is
covered with thin transparent NarniSh.
such as Shellac I'm alcohol; this protects the
surface. otherwise il would tarnish as soon
az a brass kettle.
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UNDERTAKES.
ID 4. HARVEY,

Undertaken,
No. s3a STREET, between Ninth and Tenth.
marl-ly
NIARY Il. sTOoPs, Egsbaiza0 of NafsUai Esw-
WI SIS, formerly Gil street Northwest, -
REMOykp 10 eos 7th street northwest. lsnk IN !.
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. AND KAUPHY.
EDUCATIONAL.

nR. PERABEAU TEACHES PIANO, HAIR
~ MONf and the Cultivation of the Voice No.
423 llth street northwest. Address at Mrs
RElCHENBACHS Piano Store. decl4-ly"
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL IN
IL STITUTE for young ladies, 81 ) New York ave-
Due northwest, Mir. ANGELO JACKSON, Princi-
pal Seventh annual session begins the l4th of
s. OFFENDER, IS4. aug25-Iy
hLNWICK SEMINARY FOB YOUNG LADIES
Address M A. TYSON & SISTER.
marRly Confess p. o., Prince George Co, Md.
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II L. ZIMMERMAN & son,
LIZ AuCtIOneers and Commission Merchants
No. 3I5 eth street, near northwest.

We have several desirable Houses and Lots or
sale cheap. Terms reasonable Rare chance for in
vestment. Four new Houses on 18th street east. op-
posite new Jail; 500 each; SlOO cash balance 80
per month until paid.
Sales of Furniture and miscellaneous articles on
TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
janls-eoln NJ. g, BUTTRELL. Salesman
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EROM PHILADELPHIA
q L ~ A X ID NE,
THE RRITISH AND NoRTH AMERICAN

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEA MSHIPS
BEIHEEN NV YORK AND LTVER-
POOL. CALLING Il + CORK HARROR.
-, RON NV OK IRON NEW YOEK.
Algeria w ID, Jan. IL Abyssfnia VI 81 . Feb II
tRi lI -'- r,i.' Jan p Par ha W ed, Feb. "A
Russia .-- v ID, Jan. 2 China. Wed, March 3
Jaya-.-------- We'd, Feb. 3 NIgaria-Wei. March 10
tuba----- W ed, Fot. ~ <CUha-..- Wed. March "
AId every following WEDNESDAY, and SATUR-
l'A1 from New York.
Steamers marked do not carry steerage passen-
gers.
RATES OF PAS>A6E.-Cabin, $50. SEQ, and $50
gold according {" aeC0nm pdHtIOn. Ticket to Paris
: 3. gold additional. Return tickets ON favorable
terms. Stel rage At low rates.
Storage tickets from Liverpool and OueeDStOwu
and all parts Of Eur5p", al lowest rates. Through
pulls OF latiHs given for Belfast, Glasgow, Hayre
Antwerp aud other ports the Continent and for
Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin passage
apply AT the Company office, No. 4 Bowling Green;
for steerage passage, Nc. III Broadway, Trinity
Building. or to OTIS BIGELOW, Banker, COS 18th
street, opposite Patent Office.
Janal-ly CHAS. G. FRANCKLYN. Agent
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANS3N BROS, AucrIoneers,
~ Southeast corner sih and d sts., northwest.
ASsIGNEEs SALE or snow CASES FIRE
| PPhho9f SA AZ SHELVING, COUNTER, AND
on MONDAY MORNING. February stb. com
menclng at IL O'Clock. l viii sell the above men
National Hotel II ABRAHAM, Assignee
- DONCANspN BIOS, AUrts.
ATIMER & CLEARY,
Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
southwest corner Penns. avenue and ii,h street,
. Star Office Building.
LADIES, ATTENTION,
BALANCE OF STOCK OF
4. HUMMER A. CO.,
7SI eth street, between and II streets northwest
AT AUCTION
MONDAY and TUESDAY SD, MORNINGS; February
9Th aud g.h, lS7s, GO cSmms -n at IOH
FULL LINE OF MILLINERY GOODS, &c, &c.
fs66 3 iRep ri LAT1MER CLEARY, Auc,s.
DUNCANSoN BROS, Auc.Ioneer-,
~ Corner Oh and d streets northwest
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
ny, ~ re he added to our sale on TUESDAY MORN
~ r o. s6faaIy sth, at click at our wsrer 2am,
ASSORTED GROCERIES,.
nUNCANSON BROS Auctionecrs
~ Southeast corner 9th aud II SITS northwest
HOUSEHOLD AND kITCHFN FURNITURE,
FhAIHbR BEDS, STOVES, &c, AT AUC-
q win be added to sale above wareroom. cor.
nSi S'h N npp J. street, porthwe>t; IN n IS
TTI5Af1nrl nO 1870 Nc f4tIhrn'ry 9ih, at 10
Glove Se 10 which the intention u parties in need
feh6 nCNCANsoN BROS Aucts.
nUNtANSoN BROS, Auc,ionprrs,
- SOUTHEAST corner of 9Th and st-., northwest
N9TIm2 ES s GLSSS ANB GRoCEERY WARE,
&c, At htHCTl6SS.h Sho" CASE &C.
NO on ri Espir MORNING. 9th February.
Y sell variety Of Fancy Goods, VIZ Lamps
CS aud Chmncys, Glass and Crockery Ware
Iandy Jars. spool COuonS, Unlershiris, Hosiery
Letter and Mote Paper. large LIT Fancy soaps Table
and wach-s PaT.r Collar 1870 iIS2 TH Try
large assortment Of mcrchsudize not enumerated
f sa,s g q DCNcANSo Sn BROS.
l ATIMER 4 CLEARY,
1. - AqctioneerS aud Real Estate Brokers,
star Office Building
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT RESIDENCE
I'm STEEETs NGRTIniwE&S5TiN .M iGH GER
q GA Tuesday MORNING, February 9TH,
- ~ ,2nGens ing at 10 CLOCK W. shan sell,
y me collection of Eurni,urc;
striped and Green Rep PaJinT Furniture;
WALNUT Marhle-top Tables, Easy aud Reception
Fine fR f Brnsi, ana ai9 f h1e rv Wf TpS
Excellent Walnut and Mahogany MarbIe-top Cham
Ladl : Webster Sewing Machine tcabin-t >igrl.
Hall Stand and Chairs:
Patent Iron BciStrad FrrnChl:
Hair and Husk Mattress. Feather B d Ser, and
Pillows.
Walnut Extension Dining Table:
Walnut Carving Table very hnel:
" alnHt taHc-seat Dining Chair.
China and Glass Ware.
Kitchen Furniture sc. Sc
n. B.-Most uf thu Chamber and Dining room
Furniture above mentioned n aS made by sam Kir-
by sHd Edwin Green
jin6 q IRcp2ti LATIMER 4 CLEARY Au,t,.
los kFIIFY
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BANKERS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW SPRING STYLE CARRIAGES.-Over HOO
y OF the latest New York styles of. AdRR
Isrk and Pony PhEt0ns, Top and No SSSAyTS
Top Buggles, sash and Low Door and SESES
jump seat Carriages Second hand Carriages taken
~ eve hsnge- Call before purchasing elsew here p
II. sthMiBI co. No. 3I9 18th street, be-
street, Baltimore Nd msviI-
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AT CTION SALES.
II TIRE DAVIS
= q L. DAYS
= ATTNTp CLEARY,

7 ATINFR CLEARY,
sen1nes, 7nsylyanis sSe and iith street
OO'n"sS' e0fns sf. y. On, T'e Buildings.
TRUSTEES SALE OF j.. FsI 81 2 STORY
EE RaHI BtlLPiNG VIZ BfhSStISSSyT TdTW;2 =
i. q, 6ccHffEnbS Is Is hs sf6nA AND hAL [,
T. ~ sirue Of deed of trust ds Ie Nrittsp
r. lest Of the party sscurd We a,tf III Il public
auction 10 the highest bidder in front OF the p, en-
ans s part sATB RI ! Il 5sb o 66s
IN subdivision Of Barry Farm, comprised within the
at the northeast corner of said lot three where the
same intsrsects Howard avenue and the Asylum
THENCE south Al west % poles thence south - deg
Din R2ies thfnGe north s deg east IS poles
Terms OF sale 81 ao, with interest from June Is,
and the balance at and twelve months, for which
the npteS oil the purchaser bearing interest from
perry sold will be taken deposit 81 I Sn mi
be required when the property is struck of Con.
sale T. be complied with seven days or the proper
y will be resold At his risk and cost
,,u,o.. $Sf6kGE " $EISkSfSI% i, Trustees.
n 9yTEE A ABOVE, SALE IS POSTPONED until
A RR ttIIPSsR{ IN Wt I'M h,pr and place
GEoRGEE ". STfCkNGGY"' Trustees.
febl-eo.ds LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
Is. " Real f. Fs5a t.; Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner It'll and St. northwest
BRICk DWELLING AND PREMISES On
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF I2TH AND
X STREETS NORTHW EST, YARD IL FRONT
Ahn on SIDk; SCRROCNDED BY A NEAT
a. BY and with the direction and consent of tn.
Ill heirs u Eliza ilkinS. deceased of thee iy If
Washington, District Of Columbia, will sell. a.
DAY, February 18th ISIS, at 4 O'Clock .. m, all
hat piece parcel of ground situate III the CITY of
ashlHgtOn, II. C., known and distinguished on the
Tlst plan Of said city Lot numbered al ght 49,.
hundred aud sixteen 3lji fronting street TWEEN
l. hNe 81 feet 10y depth Of hundred lOUD feet,
together with the Improvements.
This property being contiguous tn Franklin
Square and in the most fashionable portion Of the
city, renders II exceedingly drSi rahle
Terms, One fourth cash, balance at six, twelve
ana eighteen months with interest at eight per cent,
secured 10y deed Of trust the property sold. A
lie post ut 20 viii be required time of sale All
CuINtyHI cling ~ purchaser cost Terms t. be COM
SNNIL p. ROBERTSON,
SAMUEL CASSIDY.
Executors under the will Of Eliza wilkins, de-
ceased feh3ea
I ATIMER a CLEARY.
II Auciio and Real Estate Brokers.
Southeast corner Peuusy kanIa avenue and iIth 81
Star Office Building.
For account of whom il may concern, We will sell
At public auction, on TUESDAY the 9th day of
February, A. u. 1875. At = o'clock m. ~ our auC
tiun roe ms ON the southwest of Prunsy lyana
avenue and lllh street, Washington, ID. C., the fol
lowing Stocks and Bonds.
sixty SIN and two thirds (66 23 shares Of the stock
ot the Alexandria Canal, Railroad snd Bridge Com
lany, II the par value Of : ltJ per share.
live bonds of the Alexandria Canal, Railroad and
bridge Company, OF the par value Of ! 1903 EACH
with interest at SIN TO- per cent. i'll gold, pa fable
semi annually.
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G Ekk66RShR y, II ITSkkEEESEER't Trustees.
Janl9-eo6ds LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts

NJ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
hUNDAn fe6rusry =; lS15, same hour and place
BRAINARp II. WARNER -.
GEORGE W. STICkNEY. ( trustees.
febl-eot.ts LATIMER & CLEARY, AuctS
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We will continue 10 sell, for a few DAYS more. s
pounds liked NUTS, tincIuding SOFT SHELL
ALMONDS, , for 5I.OO.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-12
Brighton Cattle Market,
he suat-..
For the week ending Wednesday, March
From he Boston Journal

From ths Boston Journal.
At market for the current week-cattIe
1888; sheep and lambs STAT; SWINE 5000;
number Of Western cattle zoos; Northern
cattle and mich cows 100; Eastern cattle TO-
Prices Of beef cattle per 100 lbs. live weight
extra quality $3.50 to 500; first quality
6.75 to 1871; second quality 6.25 to 662A;
third quality 5.25 to $50; poorest grades Of
coarse oxen, bulls, &c, SO Soto 500.
Brighton hides SIC; Brighton talIow &c;
country hides "a to &c; country tallow to
SIC per ID.
Calf skins IA TO l5c per Id. Sheep and
lamb skins 80 each
Sales of cattle, live weight understood:
hathaway Swift, 90. average 1915 ut 81,
do, "a, average 1856, ut 81, do, 81, average
ll56, mt &c, do. IA, average 1880 Mt 7sc do,
3. average 1887 ut tic. do. II, average 1915,
at Ole, do, IL, average 92l, ut 6!c, do, is, av-
erage 1892, ut 6bc; A N Monroe. is, average
1895 mt &c, do, 30. average l479, ut 75c, do,
do. %, average 1855, ut 7sc, do, 70. average
lll2. ut 6sc, do, l6. average 1880. Mt $40,
do 80, average 1923. mt 7c Scollans 4 Mo
Flynn, 81, average 1910. nj 7Ac. do. 10, aver
age 1853, at 7c, do 90 average 1912, ut 7ic,
do, 10, average 1853. ut 7c do, 4. average
1899, at 6Ac; Fitch & McMurtry, As, average
1905, Mt $3.50. do 8, average llS6, ut &c, do,
10, average ll6l, mt $3.50
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good barn will do more than the farmer now
knows towards aiding HIM to recupernte his
worn-out acres. besides bearing constant
testimony to his enterprise and desire to do
something for the future generations. lie
moraized somewhat upon the effect Of good
farm buildings upon the man and his k,nli.
ly; that they would do more to enhance
usefulness and happiness than increasing
acres or bank stock.
Last, but not least, among the papers road
at this meeting Of the board, came one from
Judge Miller, Of Pomfret, President of White
River Agricultural Association. upon Does
Farming Payp" This was an excellent pre-
sentatiOn of the subject, containing abundant
proof to sustain the affirmative of the aues-
ton. Hc gave figures upon both sides Of tho
ledger Of several farmers IN his own town,
among whom were Mr.. Obed whipple, and
Mr.. Wood, who have achieved such eminent
success in dairying the past year, and whose
profits need not Brighten any young man out
OF buying farm in Vermont with view OF
paying for il in ample time TO acquire u CON-
potency upon which to retire.
Mr. Hubbard, of Springfield, supplemented
this paper with some forciblo statistics IN the
same direction, tending VIC thought to re.
move all doubt that intelligent and judicious
farming pays now full better than ever be-
foro.
Thus closed the 10th of series of very in
teresting and profitable meetings that have
been held under the auspices of the board OF
agriculture the present winter. All seem
pleased and profited, and we learn this has
been the case ut all tho meetings of the board.
How much good will result remains 10 DO
seen. But 1t argues well when farmers
seem so willing to try to learn more of the
intricate mysteries related to their calling,
calling the noblOst the sun ever shone up
on, and ono If duly appreciated and faithfully
pursued which will elevate. ennoble, and
dignity all who embrace it. That 1t may be-
mngnifed and made more honorable. we
believe is the earnest aim of the Vermont
board of agriculture. j.
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$50, do. 1873, 90 to Csc.
Maple Sugar. The season for maple sugar
Is near Mt hand and several inquiries have
already been made by parties having some
of last years product on hand. Prices are
not yet established, but old crop IN tubs s
worth about o to Sc, and small cakes 10 to
l2c per ID.
Potatoes. Jackson Whites IS TO SOC; Ear
ly Rose 20 to Toe; other kinds G5 TO zoe.
WOot.-Ihe market for wool continues in
the same quiet state previously noticed. Tho
business has been larger than last week, but
manufacturers still purchase cautiously and
only Tor immediate wants. There Is still
considerable inquiry for medium and No
heeces, combing and delaine feeces, and de-
sirNble lots OF super aud X pulled and for
them prices continue TO be well sustained.
but all other kinds are neglected. and hold
ers lind 1t difficult to make sales except ut
cOnppesona
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-12
I-erge,,n.es Market.

SATURDAY, March 6.
Market well attended and sleighing good
Some fifteen tubs of new butter in, the first
OF the season, which sold readily from % to
SOC; old butter not wanted ut prices TO suit
sellers. Eggs 27c. Beans from Sl.50 to 3.
Potatoes retail Mt 60c. Apples 81 to l. 80 per
Dbl. Hay $40 TO II rye sIrAM 81 per ton
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-12
Correction.

Editor Vermont Farmer In your is.
sue of February 10 there is an article in
relation to Julian SCOTS painting of the
"Battle Of Cedar Creek" l find in the
laws Of Vermont, an act was passed to pay
the said Julian Scott the sum therein nam
ed also it is on record authorizing the gov
ernOr to contract for the printing AS to
the expense Of the canvas and Office rent in
New York it is so reported. Perhaps it is
an error, and 10 order to do justice to all
parties hereby recant all have said or
written in relation to the matter. ii. N. b.
Hancock, March 8, 1875.
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Richmond .HEnrkef.
From our Special Reporter.

MONDAY, March 8.
The market here to-day was light. 30 tubs
Of butter, 100 boxes cheese. Butter. 25 to
SOC for winter aud spring make few tubs
Of fine October make IS to 3Sc. Cheese 10
to lie, fine; whole milk cheese 10 TO lie;
skinned and part skinned 10 to l5c. Eggs
25c., Hay $40 to IA. Bob calves 81 to $50
Der head
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-12

JEFF Davis is reported MS advising the dem
ocrats OF Arkansas to resist the President IT
the Congress adjourns without action.
Didn't he try that once beforeP Next time
by sowe accident some ono might find DIFF
Hculty in breathing because OLA tight neck
tie, with knot under the left ear,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-12

A Michigan man has raised five lemons
on a tree which he keeps in dollhouse. 1t
took four tons of coal, and he sold the lemons
for twenty cents.
Good-by, Benjamin. Exit Benjamin. Get
thee to a nunn0Ry, Benjamin. Wen none Of
thee, Benjamin. Thy jig is up. Thy comb
is cut. Thy goose is cooked. Vanish. Rvap-
crate. Skedaddle,-LOEisville CoUrtsr-JoWr-
nal,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-12
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TUESDAY, March 0.
There was only n small amount of butter
offered to-day, and the market was very dull.
We quote: common 10 fair Is to 22c; nedi-
UNI to good % to 25c; choice 26 to soc; Sc
lections 32c. The amount shipped was small
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-03-12

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