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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24
SOUTH READING.

The members of Pioneer Grange, No.
l03, p of H., have elected the following
officers for the year ensuing;
Master, Daniel p. Jones Overseer,
Alvin f. Wilkins Lecturer, l.. Carlos
Davis; Treasurer, Aaron w. Goddard
Steward, Fred Cilley; Assistant Steward,
Charles A. Davis; Stewardess, Mrs. AL
vim F. Wilkins Ceres, Mrs. HI. Z.
Stockwell; Flora, Mrs. Edwin w. God
dard Pomona. Mrs. Fred Cilley; Gate
Keeper, Parker Sinsman Secretary,
Ezra A. Robinson Purchasing Agent,
Edwin w. Goddard.
Singing School now in full blast in
this place, with Marshall Cole of North
Springfield as teacher.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24
ALsTEAD, n. II.


Our quiet little village was deeply
afflicted by the very sad and painful
death of Mrs. Haynes, which occurred
on Friday morning, Sept. Sd, in the 45th
year of her age. For months her health
had been gradually failing, though i'm
perceptible to her nearest friends. She
was able to attend to her domestic duties
till the day before her death, and was
not looked upon as dangerous only very
few hours. The Sabbath morning before
she was at church, led the soprano in
singing, as usual, heard her class in the
Sabbath School of young Misses, with
whom she had for a long time held week
ly prayer meetings, and had become so
endeared to them, that they, like Rachel
of old, will not be comtorted because she
is not in the afternoon was at Langdon,
and in the evening as she was accustomed
attended the evening meeting, and her
sweet voice was heard in that delightful
hymn,
Nearer. my God, to thee"
Very early in life, while yet child,
she manifested great love for music, and
that love increased as time rolled on
Few, in any community, have enjoyed
greater confidence and esteem from their
associates. Since the death of her hus
band, Henry l.. Haynes of the 14th
Reg. Co. G. N HI Militia, who was killed
in the battle at Winchester, her patti
has been somewhat adverse. AffiictioI
has often been laid heavily upon her
vet without murmur. She has spen
most of her time with her aged parents
Capt. Edmund Prouty, who died MAJ
9th, 1872, and Luretta Prouty, who still
survives, though in feeble health, Away
ready to minister to their wants. He
kind and loving disposition, and genia
companionship, had won for her larg
circle of friends who deeply deplore he
loss. Mrs. Haynes has attended churcl
most of her life at Alstead Centre, wher,
she made public profession of religion
about twelve years of ago While he
loss can never be repaired in the hearts o
those with whom she had been so long
associated, and her kind sympathy anc
valuable services for those in affiictior
will never be forgotten until the presen
generation shall have passed away. He
funeral was attended by Rev. Mr.. Cha
pin at the Congregational Church il
Alstead. The house was filled to its ut
most capacity and the services were pc
culiarly solemn and impressive. x.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24
HARTLAND.

"Dea," Ephriam Morris says that the
account telegraphed to the press last
week, giving an account of an assault
on Brothers, is false in almost every
particular, and requests correction of
the same, He says liam not dea.
con, nor was Brothers injured by me or
my workman, but carefully and legally
elected from the factory nor has DIR.
S. j. Allen ever said Brothers was in a
critical condition"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

There was a town meeting last week
Tuesday to see if the town would bond
itself eight times its grand list, or s24-
900, in aid of the Green Mountain Rail
road. There was large attendance,
and the meeting was enthusiastic. The
requisite sum was voted and the com
missioners we're appointed. Say no more
to us about our slow coaches
The friends of Rev. j. S. Goodall
turned out in great number on the even
ing of the Is and gave him a generous
donation. They expressed their good
willin the snug sum of sl45. That GER
tainly was big thing for the times
Both the Sunday schools of this place
are to have Christmas tree the Meth
odist on Friday evening and the Baptist
on Saturday evening. OF course the
children anticipate good time. We
hope the weather will be pleasant, and
the little folks will get host of presents.
Though business is dull in most of its
branches, Whitman and Goddard are
doing a lively business in making sleigh
this winter. They do first class work,
and Mr.. Editor if you want good
sleigh buy of this firm.
The thermometer stood this morning
(Monday) 240 below zero. We shall
look for more just such weather, whether
we want it or not
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24
CAMBRIDGEPoRT.

The first meeting for the season, of the
Cambridgeport Farmers Club and So
ciety for Literary Discussion will be
holden at Derby's Hall, Wednesday,
Dec. 29th, 1875, at $50 P. M The fol-
lowing resolutions will be discussed
Resolved That the occupation of farm.
ing offers greater inducements than any
other. Speakers, A. A. Wyman, E. H.
Howard, ID. F. Gushing. L. o. Powers.
A paper will be read by Miss Ella L..
Stevens.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24
WALPoLE, N. III.

MIR. Geo. r. Jennison, lives on what
Y known as the Locke farm" half
say between our village and Bellows
ans The past season he cultiva-
70 10 acres of oats from which he real
Hed lOOo bushels Is acres of corn
gave him 1911 baskets AZ tons of hay
*ere gathered at two mowings - from
acres. He has 272 sheep which he is
stall feeding" His farm is under a
hlgh state Of cultivation he feeds ont
Pr his corn to his stock, never sells a
pushel' and he estimates that one bush
4 OF corn eaten by his stock will pro-
puce on his farm another bushel, next
feason.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24
WANTED.

want money and must have it by the
first day of January, and in order to get
it will sell ready made clothing until
that time cheaper than any other cloth
ing establishment in this part of the
country. Those in want had better call
ON me Immediately. Remember from
this date until January first you can buy
ready made clothing Of C. E. Horsford,
Towns Hotel Block, Bellows Falls, VT.
at almost your own price, for must sell.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24
BRATTLEBoRo.

Cheney a Clapp have a splendid dis
play of various holiday goods. Besides
many books for old and young, many of
the standard works may be found. In
the fine arts, pictures, chromoes, &c,
they probably have the finest display in
southern Vermont.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24
w ESTMINSTER,

Rev. N. +. Carter of Bellows Falls,
will give the third lecture in the course
at Westminster, on Tuesday, December
2Sth. Subject, Woman's Manacles
Mr.. Charles A. Dickinson of West
minister, has been unanimously elected
class-poet, by the class graduating in
1876 at Harvard college.
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Sunday Services.

EMMANUEL CHURCH. Rev CBAS. I, OGDEN,
Rector. Services at 1917 A. M and M.
At ST. CHARLES CATHOLIC CHURCH. Rev.
F. L. GENDREAU, Parish Priest. Mass and Ser
mon at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Sunday School at clock
P, NJ Vespers and benedcton of the Blessed Sac.
rament at O'Clock P. NJ
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rev
CHURCH TABOR, Pastor. Preaching l0A A. NJ.
sabbath School at noon, Glass meeting mediately
after Sabbath School. Prayer meeting in the eve
ming. Sabbath School concert last abbath evening
in the month. STRANGERS ALWAYS WELCOME. FREE
SEATS.
TER, Pastor Sunday Services. Sermon I014 A. NJ
Sunday School at Noon. Evening Service at 6
O'Clock. Regular Thursday evening prayer meeting
at IA O'Clock. A cordial invitation is extended.
At the BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. j, R. HAS
KlNs, Pastor, Preaching at l016 O'Clock a. NJ SUN
day school at IL NJ. Prayer meeting in the evening.
Sunday School Concert the second sunday evening
in each month. SEATS FREE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24

HOLIDAY PRESENTS things are
more pleasant or give more satisfaction,
then a series of steroscopic views of
foreign and domestic scenery, The Kill
burn Brothers at Littleton n. H., have
one of the largest establishments of this
kind in America, and in clearness and
excellence of work we know of no es-
adjustment that surpasses them. Send
20 them for their catalogue. They have
various European, Mexican and Ameri-
can views of great interest.
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LONDONDERRY.

Tuesday of last week the town voted
to bond itself to the amount of eight
times the grand list to aid the Green
Mountain H. r. with but one vote in OPP
position, and j. l., Martin, j. W. Mel
endy and d. ID, Wait were elected com
missioners.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24

BUTTER MARKET.-The ST. Adams
market was quiet on Tuesday and not
much change to note. Common to fair,
Is to is cts. medium to good, 20 to %
cts. winter made butter, 20 to % cts,
according to color and quality MAORI
ity of sales range from % to % cents
fall made butter in demand at 80 to 30
cents.
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Marrifd

In this village. Dec. 18th, by Rev, j. R. Haskins.
HENRY PARKER and GERTRUDE S. KEITH,
all of Springfield.
In Putney. Dec. IA. by Rev. j. H. Gaylord DIGH
both of Westminster.
At the NJ. I, Parsonage Springfield, December
18th, by Rev, o. NJ, Boutwell,. JAMES s. BALCH
field.
In Sprinkfeld. Dec. IL. by Rev. o. M. Boutwell,,
LUMBIA both of Chester
In Springfield, Dec. 18th. by Rev. P. b. Fisk Dea.
G. p. HAYWOOD and Mrs. OLIVIA A. DERBY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24

VICK's FLORAL GUIDE.-The first
number of this Guide for 1876, is one of
value. The first ten pages are princi-
pally devoted to Trip to the Pacific,
it being very agreeable account of the
wonders of Yosemite, including the ia
nous Calveras "big trees and other
California curiosities. This is told in
Vick's inimitable style, and adds greatly
to the value of the Guide. The group
of ANIMALS which prefaces this number
is truly beautiful and will make nice
picture for framing. The list of flower
and vegetable seeds is comprehensive,
and will be found to meet the wants of
all. The Floral Guide is only % cents
year, and to all customers who trade
to the amount of 81 90 or more year,
it is free The valuable suggestions and
hints necessary to the successful culture
of plants and flowers, are worth twice
that amount in every number. See adj
vertisement of Floral Guide in another
column.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24

HEAVY LIQUOR SEIZURE. Ludlow
had heavy liquor seizure, one day last
week, the ardent taken being valued at
some six hundred dollars. The Ludlow
House was the sufferer.
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Estate of Emory Bodies.


ESIA IE OF LULA A. MILLER,
THE UNDERSIGNED. having been appoinfed bv
Il the Probate Court of the district OF Winfisor
Commissioners to receive. examine and adjust ali
A. MILLER. late of Chester. In said district de-
ceased. and claims Of the deceased exhibited in SET
of to the claims Of the creditors hereby give notice
that we will meet for the purpose of examining and
allowing said claims at johnson Gays store in M E
village Of North Chester, on TUESDAY, FEBRUA-
SECOND. ls,6, from two O'Clock p. \, until foar
o'clock P. N. on each Of said days. and that six
months from the second day of December A d
1875. is the time limited by said Court for said cred
itors to present their claims TO rs for examinston
and allowance
Dated a Chester, VI this 18th day Of December.
A. d, 1s7a.
LORING BEMIS. COMMISSIONER,
HUGH HENRY, Administrator. 52-l
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CATTLE MA RI Ell.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
TUESDAY Dec 81, /

IUBoDA1 Dec II, Is75.
MOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs Veal
This week. 2O69 1854 1853 2s
Last week. 3l03 1892 so 7750
One year ago, $50 Ash 1000
PRICES.
Prices OF Market Beef.-Extra $3.50 SO 50 first
quality S1.25 "a S25; second quality $500 "a 81 100
third quality. IS. rs "a 1915
Sheep and Lambs.-Per head in lots s2O0G6 50.
Hides. 61Sc "a TIC, . ID
Tallow, &c a ICE 10.
Mich Cows and Calves.-s35. 1858, 800 and 500
Prices of Store Cattle.-W orking Oxen q pRir1O0
a S240.
REMARKS.-Cattle are heavy this week and
nearly 12c. off. 1t is Christmas week and there is
considerable dressed Western beef in market
Sheep are exactly In the same condition the sales
being made at I, and &C. In Live Poultry, geese
sold at 81 head and fowls at l215c
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24

n. Z. FARMER.-The modest and
brief prospectus of the New England
Farmer, one of the best agricultural
papers of the country, will be found on
second page
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24

Meridian, CT, elected the republican
ticket Tuesday by over 200 majority.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-12-24

CAROLINE THOMPSON DICKERMAN widow OF
the late Or. j. Il. Dickerman, aged 81 years. .
In this village. Dec 10th. CLAUD, son Of William
and Luella NJ FAIR aged one year and one month";
In Lyme A. H, Dec. ~ HENRY II. BARTON.
In Sparta, Wis, Dec 5th JEREMIAH RYAN.
aged So formerly Of Putney. where he was for more
than 50 years a resident,
In Fayetteville, Nov. a. Of pneumonia EPHRA-
I'M NICHOLS, in the S0th year of his age. Nov.
18th. MIRIAM. wife of Ephraim Nichols in the
SD year of her age.
In Chester, Dec. 5th. Mr. PUTNAM j. THOMP-
son, aged 80 years. months and days.
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GRAFTON.

Rev. Dr. l.. Hayden has rendered his
resignation as pastor of the Baptist
Church, to take effect Dec. 26th. III
health of Mrs. H. is the cause. Dr. HI.
will remove at once to Washington city
with the hope that milder climate will
favorably effect her health. The many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden will
part with them with much regret.
The late terrible cold weather would
be really alarming were it not for the
abundant supply of excellent dry wood
furnished to the needy by E. S. Sabin, Jr.
Esq.
At the town meeting on the 18th inst,
it was voted to raise one dollar and TWEEN
ty-fve cents on the dollar of the grand
list, to pay the indebtedness of the town,
and to direct the collector to deduct four
per cent. on all taxes paid on or before
February list.
On the 18th inst, twenty six young
men from Windham exhibited their re.
gard for the interests of an equal num-
Der of the fair sex, by treating them to
sleigh ride, wisely selecting the Hotel
of F. & H. Phelps for their stopping
place. We are assured that they had a
superb time and entertainment that
fully sustained the former reputation of
this excellent hotel. X
F. L. Edison killed pig, Dec 18th,
that lacked few days of being eight
months old, which weighed three hun
bred and sixty pounds. If any one has
done better than that, he will trot out
his biddies, of which he has kept the
past year fifteen hens, and sold from
them $45.75 worth of eggs and S10.15
worth of poultry, besides what poultry
and eggs were used in his family.
The officers of Grafton grange, No.
III, chosen Dec. 10, 1875, are as follows
Master, s. N. Wright; Overseer, E. G
Palmer Lecturer, ]. H. Putnam; Stew
ard, w. A. Dean; A. s., o. P. Rice
Chaplain, C. S White; Treasurer, Hen
ry Woolley; Secretary, S. d. Conant
G. K, S D. Wyman Ceres, Mrs. S. N
Wright; Pomona, Mrs. w. A. Dean
Flora, Mrs. j. H. Putnam l. A. S.
Mrs. S. ID. Conant.
VERMONT REGISTER FOR 1876
Walton's Vermont Register for 1876, j;
out and for sale at the book stores
Published by the Claremont, N. II.
Manufacturing Co. 1t contains list Of
the post offices, banks insurance compa
MES, oranges, election returns, bushes;
and manufacturing of the State, besides
many other things of special value tt
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died

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE, Obituaries
including poetry. to be paid for according to length
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COPAkTNERSHIP heretofore existing under
N. an la.r ~ UnStT MCHANUS l. COMPANY THU dsy
dissolved ua consent nbnhi ~ 70
New. York jag. 81 D. NJ iNNNhI-
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HIHE LIMITED PAR IN LRSHIP existing be-
twee- CIARIgs a. General Partner and hDW AID
NICHOLS 5c1sl Partner, tne HsAr oi 81 4Lh2 W.
SMITH is alb DAY ssoiyed W mtstOnN lotK Dec
~ "a CHARLES G. SMITH.
o. 4''i BID A. NICHOLS. Special
Cr,s z e,ftTv ~ coo,i-re re bu,ints his
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Droposais
% Uhom II mGp gonrern

INFORMATION WANTED of JOHN and
Il PAffRkLR BAgHOP jobs lame leg and
"A Tea old WssbSOs N 1863 Patience vas born
tic Of 1897 both born ~
Clr & a ourt House Richard CbesiAB nfor
will De thahEiuly received ~ their Moher
CLARA BAsHOP care Of C. ". HALLBF Astoria Q1eens Co. n Y
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g oudr1ncrsnlp Aonrrs.


III Ia, ItcA Id JohI EDu1a JoiSsoS Of
been ~ itsr ~ G aGj;s' n C6 -'
'O Es. y 2aG h 9s1 1878 '"'"'
COPAKTNERSHIP heretofore existing under
Y The arm a'e ofIInSRI McIANUs comp NY . h dav
dissolved bv Duusl consent hEShI ~, AS CLAUS
heW-io Jar =, 10 %. a. ~. -
VOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-NOtice Is here
- " gwen lave iom. limited eop4rintTsp
provisions OF be e'd sue o. The s!1'e o. o cH,
dncd AAGGs KI,io ~ seaes lAlrs Of the G R
TIN p, uU Of ST. the eosri an interested therein
ar, MAGGIE HbGJU tal Partner ana RESIDES ~ ho
Civ Of Psse NevJs oi,yBa H. ARChBk VINO = the
That lie men capital WaA aid SIec'' PTtef IA con-
81 OK 81 saG aFn Is len b
-, ,51h bpr d All seveu, four aui ;he pencd t
e ieilS1its 10 The seeoa4 SOvelber eighteen hun
a az % me bu isess o. tie partnership be sAasseed
W ON, a.Se, and seals TN. a9ta dav Of October 1874
OLIyha Il. P ARCHgA SPECIAL Farmer :,
nTSS0LTTION or COPARTNERSHlP.--
~ hsrCiqoIe vt; e'ye5 "a MIN H soI
JAMES kiNLOCh - tbs Per u 90 ~ a., e 90 G al
Jane. ksq,s WI settle " claims ''''' 5iaBs baEsos -
Nes.Yor. Dec 80. 1874 JAMES A-Ahoe h
NOTICE.-Mr JAMES KELLEY has ceased
where ABBJg WOGTeD -" 51LAS CAMERON ''s'sa'h
YIHE LIMITED PARTN ERSHIP existing be-
twee- CdARLgs a. GENERA Partner aal hDWAhD
A. NICHOLS Seasl Partner u9Isr ne Haar Of 90 ALh2 y,
81 1874. G Gu, rs g. io I4iT Ta.,,.,
CnAs G SMITH VII coutaue tse bushes IN LIS own name
-------------- JANUARY 3 1915,
1NHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
1 tween JAS B. CLARK COMPANY Of Loo ChamDer'sL'
New To1 is ~ a,1 DISSOLVED by muu1i consent
Jas L. CAAhh u "
F'"-4S' OuO' Wal " ~ JAS B. CLARK
VTHE LTAITBD PARTNERSHIP heretofore
eIisHlg undst the arm pane OF
s'PIME & w RNBURGH" tins d<y ny limitation
EhsT " lie general partners authorized The Of he
in lql.atlOn.
Detea SeW.IUrk. Dee 81. 1874.
SH9aGE r p 1HAr ann oener Partners.
the the uden- ezs 20 ve notice ihs a ms
tbi NJ Wiian H. raves
g. u Lmburgh,' and that
general stock exchange Rod
No 80 he"-st u cH'
Date yewsYork DC Il. lS74 DAVID B. VAN EABUhGH.
the segned begs uOuce hAt 90
his indiv he general stncs t1chaAg ao'
at No 81 kIeanR place IN
~, ay-Daed Ne..Yo.k, 81, 1874. GEOhGB r. PLUME
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Aarple anp sLaEr Manle!a.

At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.-An
"A efrsye oeK MArbleted Nantes and all
haAevot M2IDe ior the Trade A kLABkR 1S4 Bs't
Eabtaeath-s.. rbird-ave, ~ l.
CTEWART's Slate Mantes, Marble and Wood
Kssnd asgns the lowest 9nes ZZO ana ~
Rest hn1sL. b@t~ees Ssy snih ana EghtbTVe~
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Ire Cream.
DennsIrp.
miscellaneous.


HFALTH-LlFT APPARATUS WANTED
ssaa d..eavt.oH sad pros RICHMOND. ls3
st.. YORK
A DVFRTTsEMENT5 FOB THE NEW
n DyoRx TRIsuyR n ILL BR RECEIVED AT THR UPTowH
OFFICES EoL 50 La Wet rty 'seSsas, o. Jos Wsn
aaRRH JYYTCR No 2 lSl Third cor One eandred sIa
H.Ss BsuAEs BInI BaidinsE ana a. NE BROOK
LYE bRAkCH OFFICE. No j23 WAshaSsss~ ss~ ssW v ~
psss0sss a. D D e. sses4x ssss nsA
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6tailonerp,

JtatIonerp,
FRANCIS g. LOUTREL, As Maiden lane,
blank BOOKS. PRINTING, sIAII0SEkf pIAaItS Tor
- MAidenlARe
SL0TE g. JAMES, StatOners % Fulton st,
~ Ws@PaFes pspras BaRE BOOKS are requisites :"
cal sad eTsnles
2NE DIFFERENT styles Of DIARIES
TOWER. GILDERSLEEVE Co..
S6l BFosdway SesI Frankhnst
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NV
"A YORK fklBCkg WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT Thk UPTOWN
OFficbs. hOs 81 I-2 Tkrtysse0nest, JBS Nssf
ssstJ nre a. 5O4 Thrca'e corner Thiry''01tbt a. ns
nAkLkh OFFiCk No x.1Sl Thru One AAa
lHAlsn SavsEs Bang) and Al Tie bhooA
skAsch 4&klGE, Ne 313 WssA1astsssA Asu s'ss v Ne
t&SasA - 49, n ssS.sN sxes asss
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Geftures dno Meetinss.

DHYST0L0GTCALL LECTURES to LADIES'
L "Hesrt Blood and Circuls.ioo-WAmth Of the BedE
ADRIAN J. KDgLL NJ D.. Professor Of P1IsOOu "a N ~ tos
Honeo stc College ga MONDAYS At as in'erna'na
Academy Hail. Is Cooper Uaion AGmsaoa 'O 'sa~i e"a'" ~
lectures a.
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ALEXANDER HARGRFAVES BROWN of
n Re InoDa I'D yerpo l4d JOHN EDGAR JOINaON oil
EeW-Yo.k hve been admitted p,es 10 a9js' ID 1l'
country az D. bHO"N DIV H-A'' w.
Hew.YOrx. Jan. ! 1879.
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6orses, Carriages. 1aruess. ST.

UCTION SALE Of H0RSES.-The Fire
N WI sen puhe sneton jan 10 $50 al ~
sr,et : n NINE CONDEMNED HORSES Pr particulars see
TIE CSsr Record. Cop for ssif a. sc. CIV Halt
40 SLEIGHS, BELLS, ROBES, of all
1NJ stylss ans finest .ssoDent 10 the
aty Cal aoi eIsmine GRAYs. 70 and p wooSer-st
A DYERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-12
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, June II, Noon.-Consolsf for money
93@93l; on account 93a@934.
PARIS, June II, $50 T. M.-Rentes %. 70.
L1yERpooL, June II, 1890 P. Motion
dull and depressed; Middling Oplands 7sd,
Orleans 713-6ld. Estimated sales to-day
5000 bales, whereof 1000 were for speculation
and export.
1000 were for speculation and 5000 for export.
Stock ,OO2, 600 bales, including 6OS.OO bales
American.
which were American. Stock afoat 526. 600
bales, including 16l. 900 American. Actual
Arrivals 1.16d lower; June and July de-
livery, from Savannah or Charleston, not be-
low Low Middling, 7-16d.
LATER-3 p Motion unchanged the
sales to-day include 1000 bales American.
LONDON, June II, noon.-Ene 142. Money,
street rate SIG, which is BIC below bank
rate.
LIVERPOOL, June 1l.-Turpentine 23sS
23s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, June II, 5 P. -Cotton-sa!es
on a bass OF Middling Uplands, nothing
below Low Middings, delivered July and
August, u; shipments of the new crop on the
same basis, II
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester have q
downward tendency.
LONDON, June 11.-Tallow 44@44s Cd.