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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-16
Otter Creek Hay and Stock
Farm,
Farm In HubbardtOn, VI.

Contains 200 acres, and is suitable for sheep,
dairy, or raising stock. Good orchard; 30 sores
Of wood good sugar orchard; keeps 10 cows. 100
sheep and team cuts from 60 to rs tons of bay,
nearly all with machine; near school and post
Office; 2-story house in good repair, barns.
granery and wool-room; large wood shed and
hog house, leo house, etc. The buildings alone
would cost more than is asked for the place
Water runs into house and barn in dry as well q
wet seasons. Stock and tools will be sold IL de.
sired Price, $780, $500 can remain % mort
gage.
For particulars, sea h. Il. Lawrence, on tho
premises, OF address
Si-iw A. NJ. EyERTs, Salisbury, W.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Attic Porter. of Brook .yille, when
going home from Middlebury, November
3, on the old turnpike road, saw q spot
ihickly covered With dsndelion blossoms,
and through curiosity stopped aud counted
them. On a space Of lees than two
square rods he counted sizty.sighs blos.
SONS, fresh ss in June.
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LOCAL NEWS.

- Butter quotations yesterday 30 to
81 cents
One OF the college seniors is enjoy.
Jog the delights Of suspension. brought
on by too much abseocr
The village schools eud with public
examinations next week. 10 our next
issue We shall make further announce.
ment,
The money collected al the church
socisble. Friday evening. at the lecture
room of the Congrega tional church, is to
be applied to church uses.
The concert of the congregational
Sunday school, which was tc have been
held last Sunday evening, was postponed
on account Of the snow storn
--1he fall term of Middlebury college
closes next Tuesday, aud vacation Of
Dix weeks follows. The spring term com
mences Gu Thursday, January 4.
There will be meeting Of the Mid
dlebury Woman's Temperance Union at
the lecture room Of the Congregational
church Wednesday, Nov. II at 2 o'clock
p.
But little change is noticeable 10
Ala. ooaj;''o" NJ Mr. NJ q fnotr whoac
accident was noticed two weeks since
lie j.. still confined to his bed and unable
10 use his injured limb
Shipments from the Middebury sta.
zion for the week ending Nov. Is in.
dude tie following Butter 8,045 pounds
ouious 6 carloads lumber 8 carloads
live stock carloads
Attention 10 called TO the advertise
,nsnt of A. Al, Everts, Esq, who offers
for sale several farms at low prices. Those
desiring to purchase should notice wha
fine chances for bargains
One of cur townsmen was 70 much
set up" by the result of the village
aeetiug Of last Wednesday evening tina,
he went home and "biled over Somt
poetry adorns another column
DIR Hacoheus Bass old white MARI
came to an uuiimely end last Saturday
afternoon after we'll spent HE of thirty
six years and constant service for hi
Doctor for twenty eight years RsQisisS
cat IN pace
M Lawrence Phelps, who slstuat
ed from Middlsbury college al the las
commencement, is teaching the Pi,,sior'
high school and meeting with good sue
SIS. The school gave their closing *
bibiton Tor the fall term last Friday eve
uing. Hin winter term commences De
cemher |
The regu.a, seml annual eEam,na
u)ns OF ioa,beFs by the superintendent
Of the several towns 10 this county vii
he held on Thursday next. November IL
Prof. Bralnerd, superintendent Of CON
mon schools for this town, will meet thos
wishing TO teach the coming winter a
the graded school house on that day a
9 o'cloes An
Al accident at Ba,ehelier's slap
board mill one day last week sioppe
business there for one day. Some hesv
piece at iron fell upon the boiler. causin
i; to burst, aud there was scattering &
considerable proportions, but luckily nc
body was injured aud the damage wa
repaired at length aud the business wen
On az usua
n ) Putnam, Esq Tho has bee
among-us quite number OF years as pre-
prietor Of the cotton mills in the plao,
has iaiisd = secure lease of the nil
tor another term and is about to remoy
With his family to his former home
Massachusetts, Mr. Putnam will hiu
self spend the winter 10 South Carclini
Mir. aad Mrs. Putnam will take Wit
them the regrets offs large circle
friends here.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
- To all whom it may eopeern have this
day given my son, VIM. H. Bosworth, his time,
during the remainder Of his minority, and shall
claim none Of bis services nor pay any debts OF
his contracting after this date,
u, BOswoRTH,
Bristol Nov. /, 1875. s5-sw
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


Mott (Nos So TO- r. and 7 1ooxgi Frederick :, oao
ccn to Mar 81 R sa .%9f n .ya "a So0o
s., sa5 # of BoNcIs, io1se szio lox7gA Bow.
s s1 asa $50 # o. Ave B. soxss s.ec
Houston and sheriff SIS. " COW 2cxj2llrSo21o66
sander and vie to Adam peirics and wite 5000
WsttIss spohr 5000
ensik :rd VIE - JaIct Mssss 10000
s2l-.,, goo 70 Of Lexington 25kloo,: Chss
ard H Il K i," anu 1850
same property; Richard Kelly 10 Freax sinediey 80,
isve s. 255 IT OF 5Gsi 2jxoo iiackhurst o,,
staSs = 55 II Of seth st. 2;2oo ia. 600
cTy and wife 70 Thos s,"wsTt 10000
john Jan.a to Ghss saier 1850
c Miidersndt 70 CSas II + ShrcDs 80. 5000
st. ~ Of lays 70 6srss II
ASTens' LOUIS i'iae'''nu' 70 - $4,000
same W. a o. VIZ . VI 1000
isoin 81, 8 l5ofe Of shave leoSoeii Andrew 6, On,
aa"s g. 50 Eth Of s5tA ST.
ment Company /" Frank rank 3i0I Brown Nanin
anu fCnce between i AID promises on east iaas
cad aS Sges e. ,sS co e de
emeeye VS. 300 It ol JaaHesst. lo1Sl2t John . ooo
hnn S to E" o. yG4 ss S sSc sa %s ''V
6so; Aspasia = j. snowden. widow. to Frederick roo
ls.issi, $. q iithsye 2sXai5sza'oiox 600
is4b, ss IS5 fs ''e OF iitaSe 56x OF sx5oGssi
IS iOss same 70 ocavia A. snoyydeT 200
67x$i WSsiey sniiii to Fannie q Par sons ..' 5000
MGsr G.sna iSa,sp Dot If Nc %c.t OF ar n %
William Dunhau apl vito 10 os.a'I II. l..N"nni
as,hst $. 81 # 9 Of icalaye sx5ei as,h ensei
nec 1ooave lSSsoA Maurice Low I" Jas BLACK GO ooo
5oih st. 10Th II g Of othsve. 2cxi0O5; Betsy Lo'i
5sGs No IL johanna Rolf to Louis Oin
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REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK Saturday. Aug. II. 1879
The following sale was made al the Ex-
change Salesr0Om to-day:
By H. p Fdirchffd
double brick tenement fouse.
with lot 26xi TO- Tia north side>of Eighth I'D tce'
second ave. to schuser. plaintiff $4,000
ADJOURNED
BY NJ A. j. Lynch thu plot Of and the south east corner
Of Fourthave and Ninety hrss loosxlso atonrnea 10
Aug 81 plot side ~ Ninctieihst Wl
feet OF Third adjourned to Aug
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Nnauuai.
DER FRoTHINGHAM g. Co.,

A LEXANDER FROTfINGHAM e. Co.,
6s.cr, in al Kinds q sts9s Frose by
snSduss issued only scye stocks thereby Civ,
i isn si return Tor bis money.
ssss s s an" e rs o
xMAM e iS 81 1% %as nsadns commission
Will Will buy i %
M NY a. PIT or car on az 400 shsTSS 81 ssp saS
slO62 90 will buy Put OF "oal" on rooo shares Oh
spar Par value of ssch share; sloe vail ..our. ~.
following the market price q, the New YORK S'9ES
or declines ,, finn pse s' 1e1 cn t
fuciaaiioI S25O peodt cen, huctuates 5000 pret
S cn @ saun SSv 'S % ns
$500 1900 shares double this amount a in the same
Many ccmanne asions received by Us for advice
stating Of loss they would be seriously e"'"r'
40 such we advise, "Let speculation nioue" The
not eS.apsnsate iae regret would have al the
Address Tor FerIs, yfSs FSS? i;s5 % $''
7 DAN WANTED--Of Fifty Thousand Dol l,
lars first @crags per CENT tm ." a sn@ cay st
Glass 3nvestment in every particular None but principals
treated with. Address A. q tribune H5 ONCE
PROPOSALS FOR $37O,0e0 STOCKS AND
i BONDS OF THE CITY OF SLwYoR sis comr,ro,er,
one until TfDGy Avg 90 49, a O'Clock M whe9 y,
tina same viii publicly opened fof the whole OF any par O'
the SUN of $3.50 stocks and Bonds d the CITY oil new
York, 10 wit ....,.,, ouoc,,
CRY PARKS IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK
Agthsrix oa, ~ Osp'e' NO 800 900
ASSiSSMENT BONDS OF THE CITY OFNEW-
YOIiK-Autl6r zei by Chapter @9I laws u. 1892.
and Chapter $50 LAWS Of 1872. payable Now ooo ooo
NFWYOt;K CITY BONDS FoR IIaUIDAfION
Cs J VS. Of isYs ss,als Jsy J. is7, 7o0OO
said stocks Bonds win bear interest the rate OF SIX
per per payable the LIST day of May aud NoTe
Der In each year. ,, u,,......,. Tor
stocks aud litv of New apd ncosl Ill
and addressed to the C.Inptroef
The right the part " tic Comptroller 10 rct
sny or Al bids il i'll his Judgment the interests uio
Corporation require H. 80
For fuIl 3njornaIOu City Record
~ ~ ANDREW II. GREEN, C0nptrolcr
York Department OF Finance, COSnp1olaF
once, Aug 10. 1873
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Gin ncal Gstate for 6als.

L'OP SALE-0n West 40th-st.. 3-stOry brick
HOUSE al improvements Just put IN fine order rls
ssssloa; price $4,000 $1,000 cash. balance u years III
qu.ro 80 Vest o2dst
SJADISON-AVE. A very eligible corner
w HOUSE. stories cabinet nnisi subject 20 Only hsl
aStgage would sold u 0;l .roe aud iraI Tar el
m ,lart pa, 1nent. rutland q WHITING Beesma'ist
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Help cOantfo--fe&nalrs.

WANTED-A LADY to SUPERlNTEND
w NeEssMAKiNo; must understand ht,.ng and trss
ming perfectly and give good rSrreaces French lady
urrcd answsr iiniaedlasy. Aaress "A. AX LII Nhn Au9
gAeny County PlttsOursa rost Qllve, Ponnsy, aniA
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Gosses uro Garns iUsu.co.

AZ ANTFD-A small Hot ST during ) 70 J
~ m~itiis yeI md completely furnished ready fot i'm
mediate occupation LAZY gcuti~nan. LO oldfts
AI.swrT, luii dIticilial- {. j. BIcNOurt House
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Drr Goods.
A. |. Stewart &C.,,
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY. AUG 10. LARGE AS
SEDIMENT or THE
LATEST NOVELTIES
Drp Goods.

LATEST NON EL1lEo
IN
SI.KS AND DRESS GOODS
SUITABLE FOR EARLY FALL WEAR IN NEW III"
SIGNS AND CHOICE COLORINdS
BLACK eros GRAIN SILKS. from ~ rer yard uswafc
COIOnED FAILIE SILKS. NEW SHADES, ADAPTED
FOR UNDFRsKIgTs at 81 3J per yard
FANCY SILKS NEW DESIGNS. from zoe. pee yard up
ward
ALPACAs, POPLINs. CRETONNES. SERdEs, AND
RALERNA CLOTHS. etc. from 25c. per yard upward
EMPRESS CLOTHS, CASHMERES, AND MEHiNoiT'
In NEW FALL and WINTER SHADES.
TYCOON REPS in BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS.
REAL CAMEL'S HAIR PLAID SUITiNGs, CHoiCh
CoLoRS.
MATTE sUITINGs fftyiour inches wide. al 81 20 pT
yard formerly sold at 81 IS.
AI-WOOL SUIT CS forty eight inches wide, ron SOc'
TO Csc. per yard. greatly below their value
,,or will .,.o Offer THE BALANCE OF THEIR STOCK
OF READY MADE
SUMMER DRESSES
AT LARGELY REDUCED PRICES, TO CLOSE.
WHITE LAWN SUITS from S8 each upwat
PERCALE SUITS from 81 each upwM'.
LINEN SUITS frOn 50 each upward
EMBROIDERED PIQUE AND BATIsTE SUITS. al
PROPoRTIONATEIY Low PRICES.
SILK, GKENADINE MEXICAiHE hoHAAt AMI
SERGE SUITS in GREAT VARIETY. M ATTRACTIVE
PRICES.
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Auttion Sales of Real estate.

EXECUTORS' SALE.-At Public Auction. on
H MONDAY. August IL, al O'Clock prn, on tic premise,
AT Pleasantvle Wcsiccsier County. N y on tue Newf
ana Harlem kaiOd, nies fS4 The CITY vslG
Tie late residence ~ taleb NIIIrj lOCc
m the main street. Of Land plenty al nut It"D7'
two soIy cOulh twelys rooms barn carriage rouse &C. ~
good order 80 depot. cluIOcs and hlOl; terms easy
fnQuirc tho premises Of 4. . SNARfWOt = No 20
I,oldwaY room Al. New IOlk - Of = FROST no SIs
Deau.,t Brsklvn Ff fSA AKIN MIiDEY, FNscUf..N
ALEXANDER WlIDGI, Executor.
gNXECUTOks SALE
mortgage foreclosure Of one VI te best MAN UFAt
IT RIM, SIrES and finest WATER PflNiE - ~ East
EN- New YORK factory, dwelling hou-e h9nt AOua, aad
aiont ur'r, aHi acre. 90 t3ifelc IAN Win ir
water prlie and rights OF w app4f'eant Thereto
iC-ar tie Esopus u H. iCs of tue famous
anuakeu uiihsv REGION. the Town ~ 9itndF ~ ne
County q: ulsg - wifi leo sod. unif the DIRE 'n ~;
l.DSWfiLI. LOCKWOOD esl~ kefNto IN pursuance ~ 60
tc't ~ the STATE New
YORK ~ fhe our Cs,y Kingdom y. y on tho
August, 80 a. O'Clock M she ait'fnOH tol
rr "a particulars "a css r. r. IisODH FAD, cashier 81 ~
Efxgst - Natonai taIk. VAN ErTfN ~ cl.Al:Wt TER
Atiorn,s &c, Kins,l0. y. l.. Or b. j. lASA!'1", ai4
" st Twenty -ou tlst. n. Y. t.iJ.
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Real Csiate 60 Csehanes.

At PLAINFIELD, y. j.. 2-story and attic
IL Npi~. II rooms. all m0lsn iirlrO' cmr.ts ~ ane
.r.r lot T5A16O: choice Oca1 u exchange ior BrDpk
lvn iou@c. rutland * WHITING, BeoAinln-st.
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Cooks,

NOOK or WAITER &c.-By useful cor
" na with seyts year soea rsiepone' Can Ia sc
o. tre PROTESTANT hoME BUREAU 10 o'ha'e"
ls,Oyv iUt1 81.
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n a. MATNEWS. Anctioneer.

n A. MATTHEWS, Aucu4peer.
~. THIRD GRAF SALE OF SSoHDHAND SEW
$50 MACHINES comprising FAMILY Machines OF
STSGFV WHEELER ~ WILSON, WILCOX & GIBBS,
~ ~, isSTC others ssVecai hundred good MArnnes Of
only DO osseh tlds sale. ai eor
and wOino nachies having been broken and sold r
cld The sale VIII conIrsc on THURSDAY Att
e.; OS IN day ruti all
soLI Machines VIII be exihstioIs win catsloeues
tuesday August o. AZ d. ArHENsS Saosionn. AZ and
IlDery-sf. opposite the Pc-t Once ITO machines have
payment ia te tHsiiiNoS ON Shoe
s,n last Ssre ia May OF this
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2.mnscutents.

G.alt15cutEtlt9.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A kIHALfY B,oTh ERS 80. .Iasscos ana Managers
THURSDAY EVENING Aug. ~,
THURSDAY EVENING. Aug. 81,
grand inaugural performance Of the and ogi speota
Gle OF
AROUND THE WORLD.
AROUND THE WORLD,
- AROUND THB WORLD.
with ali ts Partisan sIlen.lors
DISTINGUISHED CAST.
Box Ofico open from \ M y.
Tickets may be secured at rhe principal hOtts
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN. TONIGHT.
THEODORE THOMAS'S
UNIJVALED SUMNER NIGHTS CONCERTS.
- THIS tNONDAY) EVENING Aug l6, at 4.
1fSSIlNAL oNERTt Iassen
BAH amer
BALLEr MUSIC Romeo ana Juliet ounod
fAlRl ONERTi RE Aladdin. Horneman
AnDANIE Sl aPHONl, No. 5...............i5 beethoven
KhAPSODlE HONGROISE, No. List
NaSanlt 10 Aui"r
WALTZ. Artiss Ilo
w bAhi Nttti
Admission 20 cents boxes 81 and ~.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER.
l. ffOorietdf and Manager DIT AUGUSTIN DAIt
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF
THE VOKES FAMILY
In th,ir new Amateur PantOmime,
BUNCH OF BERRIES,
Preceded by LIVING TOO FAST first tme,.
LASH VOKES MATINEE SATURDAY AT 1850.
BIG BONANZA. Aug. 49, SIX NIGHTS ONLY
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Ccuntrn f,cai gstate for Sale.

9~,"0">0> 49, ">>"o--o>~
At CROTON, on the Hudson River.-Foc
n SALE veyy desirable plot Of u acres. with dwelig
Iousc AND lbui dngl sii gutlcman COUNTRY
RESIDENCE. lance OF large ami small 1is o. th'
! lace. WI bc sold Oh liberal terms, oa,
' EDWARD CLARKE. Tribune Odco.
TOR SALE-Seven thousand acres of NlR-
L GINA LANDS In one body tide pertec' price =
nor acre send circlai j. WISE NORTON, Agent, ioVl
Mafl- st, Roinoud, Va.
NICELY located FARM, 46io acres; one
~ hour from York. Era OI Midland allInsd- ~
malaria cost owuts 81 900 will sell m 20Oe; part
j. W. EDWARDS, owner, - iile-st.
GAN DIEGO (CAIIFORNfA) REAL E5I A3'E
- opportunity for investment soseth9 iIr tis
uil0D consider from small
fO stance City Lots IN Diego CAL well loeaef JON
mr. ne raroa! lands for $50 payable In IL monthly install
Diego Is tc most entetrishg ahd gO"hs soI
of The finest climates in world and the OF ScOtfs
inc Railroad Lands were bought heIe yea 40
ic acre Tie have since been tod ~ s<oUV Nlt
on. inn; For particulars call OF address
NETWORK AGENCY. BUSH q Co. " Dey's'
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THEIR STOCK OF CLOTHS contains the AfEST NOV
ELITES, SUITABLE FOR 0ENTLEMEN's AND BOYS
WEAR.
"a AMERICAN CASSiMEREs. DOUBLE WIDTH. &C
81 ard al 25 per yard fully oNETUIRD LOWER THAN
FORMER PRICES.
ENGLISH sUIrINGs IN CEotCB VARIETY, at full
range o. prices.
WATERPROOF CLOTHS AZ 81 - snd 81 so per yard
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NOA(IIMAN aud EIIUUM'' PIdCt WHHttU Dl
" rolaile ruan ago So good oAlercnco ~ .ty a.i
country. rctrrcGces will grove nm ui''"~NT' ""'' ~
90 West SrhS.
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LACFH AND LACE GOODS.


cHACTIMY. GUfPURE, YAK POINT ffLiocr'
DUCHESS and CLUSY TANNING LACEo at ENCtED-
INGIY Low PRICES
SPANISH AND GUIPURE SCARFS
CHANTILLY PRINT GAZE AND APPLIQUE BARBES,
COIFFUREs. FICHUS etc.
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40 WEST 17TH-ST.-A woman wants to
LhebsJ 20 out by tho day weok TO 90 WASHING and
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Gardeners.
,nrnN tvaNnEn Ry

IAIVJINFK' 81 Z \ IV-N W a y - 8.
~ sineis G,sman understands thoroughly hsnsson'.
~ greenhouses snd grap~iiea can piopAss 49," 80 ~ ~
S,i,s Gnwerz AMI ahles Improve 81 lay out va,
fuli, has be, tho largest estsDs"Ns IN ~
ldand ani 0ssIntny, and has best iWo'e~'0s "V" 49, vow
Address q. al. W., albany.
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G0tels.
Gitnations Uan.eo-- males.

Coacbmen.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE new
"A ynPK iJliHljnENIIL BE RECEIVED AT THE r
TOWN. OFFlCk ,s.S Broadway cfi.i inty'. 10
mr. Thru 81, cor. fgfth tNoi 3so
~ rI az. cor Forty sryenthsr tine IA LEM OFFICE
NO .sSi Third 3yo, one hundred ana
t,KANfn OfFiCR No Ss3 NsAs seAs NoAl uoof !" '"'
post Onicc up 10 5 y. III. at regulst oihro rates.
COACHMAN AND GROOM: "A Respectable
xn,r ,a,,e IN An who un,LSs stands the care snd man
ncsont Of thoroughly Ia good Iilvrr 'ia s %
s.,ccs Apply AZ oDELLt' AGENCY, lOS west oih sI'
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DopTpp NIGHT, w ATCHMAN, and USE

gUt n,.ue,talie sin ge wOtiid hks pace ~ - W
o. osunry eltor ee Or hate g warenomss a. snniy ),
obELLs, A0EfGY, I09west Sith ST. oesuor OF bfesa""
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Gituaiions fUautco- females.
Laurdresses.

H~l 4TH-AVE.. between 18th and 2Gti, SITS.
1e1 i -rler'o, cir LAUNDRFSS SELECTS washing
hose n'na, Sc, coao IN hrst1sss style Can
z alllr..,, MI, j. ". Known.
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DY VIRTUE of a CHATTEL MORTGAGE
fb viii auction tis day az 10 M, the FIX
rRfS IA end oth properly tho fsortw est cnrf
o. l2th-st ad IeircaVe. SGD HALL AttornH fH Mort
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Gonn.rn properin 90 Eet.
Sales bn Gaetion.

A MRRwIN. Aucu1ueef.
NY BANGS, MERNlN 81 Co, $50 Broadway,
I'D near Boisdst.-saies Of Books Works OF Art Fsnc5
III
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Gapinss DanEs.

y~~
TXCFISTOR SAVINGS BANK, corner
H. TWENTY. thnl-st. and saKihRve> Hewfsk II, -4esi
~oI1puiet and compounded Jaausy AMI Ialj ih"'e pb
Toe frat ~ the -Heih i,t
following the do <ri Bank GGs also denGaG Wte'
cav andS Saturday EyenncS JOHN > DIV II ffeSi'
VI. X. TIItH fFfs \crfHtSt ~. =. " aiA'o. ~
Irving Savings Institution,
No. 96 WARREN-sT NE" -i4Esh
PER CS,NT INTEREST allowed
Interest from lst at AYfI St&y ana o~on
Esnk open dslly rom 10 T. IA 20 = o. ~
WALTER w. UONCKLIN, PssSiNNf
yiNDEEBITa L. BUXTON. Secretary
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Nurses.

q woman w9,l ike ,iarr take small OF grow
q! iIcn understands ,or dGos torcughbs and u plan
.a,r.tr,.s can furnish uneCurad ici,rrnce. Apply al
ODELLo AGENCs, lUs M--s Stti,.s, corner Bsoadsay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16

loan WANTED-Of Fifty Thousand Dol,
IL lars, mortage per cent on hrstcas cry i
esfate saialle 10 DAY for times that sum a hfst
GLASS invostmtn every particular None but principals
treated with Address a. rs III, occa
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vs. BolleS, required the payment Of the
money into Court for distribution BY the
Court or further adjudication, = garnishee
process would not secure il, for the Court
making the decree would not allow It's de-
ereeS 20 be thus intezfered with. The iadg-
raent IN this case merely decrecd payment
Of certain sum BY the defendant to the
plaintiffs,
IL is claimed BY the PLAINTIFF counsel
that, SIS the Judgment debt is owing 70
Everett and Rawlins jointly It cannot be
garnisheed 70 pay the debt of one Of them.
The following authorities sustain the
proposition that debtor to partnership
cannot Dc held as garniShee Of one Of the
eo-pSrtners; 10 Me. ~; 8 Mass. 27l; 9
Mass 400; Is Pick. 451. regard this as
reasonable sud lust, for until al the part
nerShip concerns are aScertained and ad-
jnsted, It is impossible TO know whether
particular partner be debtor or creditor
Of the firm,
The motion for the order to show cause
alleges that the plaintiffs were eO-partners.
The bill IN equity under which they took
a Judgment against Bolles, alleges that
they were joint owners Of the schooner
f" hamaile IN the proportions Of three
fourths IN Everett and one fourth in Raw
hnS; snd the Judgment in their favor was
from the proceeds Of sales Of said schooner
and OIL taken by her.
Owners Of a vessel are not eo-partners
either in the vessel itself or in It's earnings
but are tenants in common. 8 Pick. 100;
3 Johns r. 469; Johnson's Cases, S29.
As the amount Of money secured in the
hands Of BolleS, garnishee $500, is not
more than three fourths Of the Joint judg-
nent debt, $stS.SS it is a good garnish-
nent. Rule discharged.
a. FEAScIS JUpp,
Justice Of the Supreme Court.
A. s, Hartweu for plaintiffs; the Att0S-
ley General for the Marshal; W. c. Jones
Tor Bishop { Co.
Hon olulu, March 18th, 1875.
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Dzass-sd F',-ss T P5tlys a ar pGrt
q sls Group.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17

aNrrIKgNN AND RESIDENrs or move
Y iULC. Visetnk grieeia ard slan9els kencf..3 are
corllaiiy lnvec 10 attend fpnlr Worship - totf 81
cffTRlfl where scrvccs held every Sanhaih a. n
e,eiact A. NJ ami ~ r. a. seat are pgovtiet tef Az
whe u,Ay ~ rleared - attend fhete = Weenc.,sy
rrr,lrr PRAYER MeetnE ~ o'cieck Ia ne Lecinre
Reeun. % whtch Al sre wciccute 49, y
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BOSTOh AND RoEOlUlU PACKET LINE

81 c. BreWer a ce.-Agents- ~
$50 Fargrz1ls a--augvur-uls atsays ~ $500
rls ~ s-ras 49, rz1srt VI o.. Bee " ~ 49,
cea~r NsrchEliss g. Nee Balalr B-sga. Nru AL
ssasr sascsrn fgrta- ~ CasA Atsasrss ula1s.
uSly T. EEEwEk a CO
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the late Artemas Ward is stin living, and
she. Mrs. Palmer Gould Of Newton Centre,
is the great niece Of Mr.. John 7. Parker,
BY his Oldest sister Minawell Parker Pigeon.
His mother, the late Mrs. Samuel Parker,
was picking peas on = part Of her farm
where the Newton Baptist theological Sem
mary now stands, and witnessed the smoke
Of burning CharleStown during the battle
Of Bunker Hill. The late William Kenrick
Of Newton, eoSresponded with Mr.. Parker
till within few years. They parted as
young men in all the vigor Of early man
hood, they met, clad in the garb Of perpet-
ual youth. ON the eternal shores. PEW.
A singer, applying Tor an engagement. WrOie
TO an iuprss,u-io as follows Il am agOod ma-
shan, pla all music al Tarss Site "wsll." ~
marked the iaprssGrio to airiead, "sho may play
BY nO,o. bal she certainly spells by ear
The mos. s,saahs. followers Of oar fortunes
Oar creditors.
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Cat Hay.
REST oALTFORsIA OAT HAT-T1ss ~ sz
~ - BOLLE5 Z co,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-03-17
SPERM CANDLES.

a ssoRTED SIZES. PUT Up II CARTOONS.
s'' la''sJ % BOLLEs co.
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Canned Meats, Fruits and Vegetables.
A FULL ASSORTMENT or THE
"a .ssTs. dl-sst 1ssz tie F1sksrE- Fsr Sale ~
20 BOLLE5 CO.