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CoAL' COAL,
We have now OH hand ANA are constantly re-
ceiving at our wharf end storage yards, foot OF
Queen streets, all tho best COA''| known TO
this market. We namo III part:
LYKEN'S VALLEY
SHAMOklN and EAST FRA N& Ii n LOiI-
BERRY RED ASH.
JOHNS, from EAGLE VEIN COLniERY.
Tho celebrated CONTiN ENTAIL and HA-
EEL DELL, from tho Goodrich Col;ery, cs-
tocmed the best in the market.
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, OF Steamer, Broken,
Egg Stone and Nut sizes.
Also, GEORGES CHEER CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Also HICKORY, OAh and PINE WOOD.
Having ample space, each variety Of Coal is
kept distinct from that OF others, and is es-
pecially prepared for family usc. Yards floor
ed and Coal sent out well screened and free from
slate, 224O lbs TO tho ton. Orders left with
Messrs. Clarridge u Grigg, corner King and
Royal sts, or at the yards will be- -omptly FLIED.
7. j. MEHAFFEY u CO.,
jy1T Wharf and Yards foot Of Queen ST.
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Esy e.rubEs g. Williams.

Zeal Estate Agents anu huclloNecrS,
Eleventh 81, bet. Main and Bank, Richmond.
q. 9 200 ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA
DCSOO AND MANASSAS RAIL
ROAD CUMPANI'S LAND BON DS Al
AUCTI0N-ln execution OF 81 decree Of the
Ctauccry Ctu7. al Richmond, entered January
II, 1876, in tho cssus Of "Jarvis w. Robinson,
&c" and "Hobi;. s,n'a executor V. Robinson,
&c," will soil by auction, on WEDNESDAY,,
18th of November, ut II o'clock IL, at the Office
of Mcssrs. Grubbs i, Williams. auctoneers, in
the city Of Richmond, EIGHT BONDS for
$1,000 each. and ONE BOND for $500, to become
due April ], 1897, with six por cent semi annual
interest, coupons attached, from lst April, 1915,
issued by The Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
Railroad Company, known as their LAND
BONDS, for the payment OF which tho faith of
the com pany is pledged TO apply the proceeds
Of resales of the lands purchased by the COM
psny, and secured by mortgage or deed Of trust
upon said lands.
WOOD BOULDIN, Jr., Comm'r.
Gruhbs & Williams Auctrs. nov S-1w
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This Company ui!trs unrivalioI facilities for
tho transportation OF freight and passengers,
and viii run their steamers regularly vs. follows:
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4TTTTON SAILS,
s,yx A. Exerby, Auct'r.

Y1RUSTEES SALE-By virtue OF u deed OF
4 trust from Cassius Augur and Jannits, his
wife, dated the 18th day OF May, 1872 ana o.
record in Fairfax county, Va, llocr ;, 10 Il
page 2,0, the undersigned, trustee .ne'I'. ~,
named, and al the request OF inc creator Hy
said toot secured, viii soil by public auction, IN
Tront If Tho hlarke. House, on Royal ST., Alex.
andris. Va, on SATURDAY, the 9Th day 81
Dncembor, 1876, at l. O'clock m, the property
conveyed to him by said deed 81 tIa5t, 81, nancy
!; rooas and Il 95 100 poles OF land, situated EEL
an tho north sido of tho Little River turnpike,
near lilo village OF West End, Fairfax co, Va,
ard lately occupied by Casslus Augur. Iho
land is fertile and has been for several years
used as u market garden. On /. there arc young
bearing orchards OF apple, pear and peach ttees
Terms Of Sae-So much or tho purchase
money in cash as will be requisite to pay tho
sum OF S74j with interest thereon from the l2tn
day of May, 1915, and the expenses OF sAse ana
The re. due on h credit Of II and Is months, WI II
interest; the deferred payments to DO secured !"
the satisfaction OF the trustee.
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR., Trustee
Mcmo: There is u prior deed Of trus: on the
nrou,rty, but all arrangement can be made with
Inc creditors secured b. both deeds Of trust tor
y reasonable timo for tho payment 0: most OF the
,,rchasa money nov l0-2aWlW
HyRUSTEE'S SALE OF a GOOD FAM S.,
4 IN PRINCE WILLIAM co. N EA
HAYMARkET CONTAINING 2S9i acres
BY virtue of y docd Of trust executed to mo by
J. Y. Carter and wife, dsted tho 18th day Q!
Nav, 1866 and recorded in the Clerks clllcc 81
the County Cour. Of Prince Wilism county,
Va, will offer by public auction, st tho front
door of the Court House. in the town OF Wa!-
renton, FsEquier county, Va, on MONDAY.
DECEMBER 1lth 1876 that being the first day OF
the Circuit Court of said county, tho valuable
tract of land in said deed mentioned, known as
"CARTER'S GREEN"
containing $50! acres-be the same more or lass.
The land IS of good quality, we'll wooded, wster-
cd and enclosed. Upon the farm there is q
comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and h,as*sa
necessary out buildings. II is in 81 good ECU
neighborhood, Nljoins tho farms OF MIR Wise
| and Capt. James Purcell and about six miles
| from Gainesville, y station upon the Manassas
Division ofthe Virginia Midland Il. r..
Terms of Sale-five hundred dollars in cash
| the residue in ono, two and three years. For
| deferred payments the purchaser will be re-
uuired to execute bonds, with approved persona
security, to bear interest from the day of sale
snd secure the same by deed of trust upon the
| aforesaid premises.
N. B.-Being empowered to make private
salc of said premises, invite propositions Ny
address is Warrenton, Fauquier county, Va.
+. TAYLOR SCOTT, Trustee, Sc, &c
RoBT Coos, Auctr. nov l-eots
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CTICAL ii. Il II 4 h Z.

TE A CTl 4 4 l. J. il i IL = Il i.
No. y South Hnirf:. street.
Tho Oldest ard beat es ,olishcd Plumbing
e3tabliahmcnt in tho city. Iii w0c:: d"ao with
dispatch, and in tho Most d. 's5la All! mnrkmsE-
like 1lGl!n"r. Satisfaction !a:aa,ce.!.
JOHh!NG douo 81 short Au..,cc, HnI by n!.l-
salt or THO I!u3t experienced Wcri:2:cn. is. -
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fs,RU STME's SALE Of VALUABLE
4 PROPERTY AT AND NEAR CLiF-
TON, IN FAIEFAN CpUNTI-By vir;uo q!
deed citrus. from j. ). O;is and wlc 20 tiia
undersigned, bearing date February u, Isl,
~l.d ci record in the land records vi Fairfax
county ibcr ., No. 4, folio =, shall, Oh
MONDAY, the lG.h day 81 October 1876, Court
day, in front Of the door Of tho Court HoHao o!
sHll county SSH 10 the highes bidder, THAI sFs
VALUABLE DIV ELLlNG snd LOT, in ~
tia village =! C!ilio:!, known ss tho WRIGHT
HOUSE. Also tina. CERTAIN LOT, Ecar
Clifton, containing nine scres, TIRES roods hud
sixteen poles adjoining DR.. Green, and iorn'er-
" = par: Of tho real estate oI which Capt. CAas.
i. Ford died seized. Persons desiring 20 view
this property nre referred to VIM. L. Ford.
The house &ud lot Will DO sold s::!joct 10 4 hen
Of SljuD.
'i'orus .! Sale Enough cash in hand 10 pay
the expenses and commissions Of salo and
:.IT8. &c; with intc:eS! Thereon from February ID,
lS.... till day Of gale, ana the residue, II any on
croui. of sly months, to bear iDtele:. from the
dag Of SHE, sgd To be- secured by lien Oh th"
irup-rty sold. THO III ;io hDOtE,
sep IL Wiw Trustee
1:.l'- The above sale is postponed until AOti-
ia Y, the .Dih day OF November next, when it
VIII be made II the same place, at Il o'clock III.
oct NLwlw THOMAS MOORE, Trustee
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80 $50 HAh4 TIM $50
POTOMAC RIVER STEAM EltS.
Tho steamer EXPRESS, Capt. j. 7. Barker,
win leave pier 10, Light street, Baltimore, EVE
RY TUESDAY,, st p. III. Returning, will
leave Aicxandria EVERY FRIDAY, 1T four
o'clock p. III.
The steamer THEODORE WEEMS, Capt.
James Harper, will lesve pier TO- Light street,
Baltimore EVERY THURSDAY, at o p. IN.
Returning, will lcgvo Alexandria EVERY
MONDAY, ut l0:30p. III.
Freight will not DO received SITTER 4 p. IN.
Both steamers will stop each way al their re-
spcctiyo river landings.
For further information apply to
j. BRODEES " CO., Agents,
nah =! ii King street.
INLAND 5; SEABuAKD COASTlNG co.
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= NoCERIES AT Low PRICES.

= EOCERiES AT Low PRICES.
STrrt us odd I', Gov. Jsya best aual:y., 2sc
MsF!caln'' :. .'." :,,.
n:Ea"S'"' :,oc
49, , ''''' :s,o
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Light Brown .........,.. ............"... .!
= Iot'sa, nearly whlte..".........lU
~ Cohoo. ............".-..".."..ll
Isan'!ara NAV r.;a: man ana, s,ss
w,',. S' wv bss. sugar cured nsms, Should.
' m", .n; prca!,a Vi cyIremcIy low rr:ces AN
dsococes II prices which cnnn3t lali L. Please
Goods delivered promptly 70 All Hsrts VI tlicc.'S.
nov FL. DAVIDSON, III King St.
NEW HUcNN II EAT Fho u
~
'''>'''''' ''' 40 90" ~
oe: 5 naVS y HARMON.
- i,v,
y',Hai,aly,, and
ii \ ~ - ~ l; :;''i' cuErEE
receive! a.sl i,,r sa;e !'y >,
oct IS DAY l " llAh MON.
~1,rry i,rN1 rEAsu,nsrartoad oorsi t,
OK, .,I>i - tie .n,rk,t
oct Ii 4. w. Az ERl. 20 klng St.
>nnvrnu nr,rru ,y e,,n.r; 8, r2C
-a1 King street. ,
gTHlTE WINE and Old Apple Vinegar IN
w store. ,,,.
oct II l.. W. " ' ~ | -" h'''A -.
psakEH ona 1ihnr i,run,jy III Old Eye Wits.
tn,. - rn Az" S S.nrr and Msdoira Wine nI
Ways on hS@d at the old stand; ~ ~ NV aVE s.
oct II X. w. a nv !.
q
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GROCERIES, &c.
Notice! Notice! Notice!

At the old stand, No. 81 King ST., SUGARS,
COFFEES, TEAS and all other GROCERlh Els
are sold st prices that cannot fsil 70 give salts
faction. y uouso in the city shall uudersell me.
ilovG Il. w. AVERY. 226 King st.
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VALUABLE LANDED ESTATES FOR
Y SALE-By virtue of deed of trust exc.
cuted 10 the undersigned on the 10Th day OF
April, 1870, to secure debt to ". S. Gurnee,
Of New York city, the following large, ,produc-
tive and very valuable estates will be offered Tor
sslc on the premises respectively, at the times
and on the terms hereinafter named, 10 wit:
On FRIDAY, the 9TH day Of January, 1877,
the MOSS NECK ESTATE, containing nearly
7GO acres, on the Rappehannock river, below
Fredericksburg, in Caroline county.
On TUESDAY, the 9th of January, 1877, the
LEEDS MANOR ESTATE, containing $500
acres. lying near Markham station. or the Man.
asses Gap Railroad, in Fauquier county, and
On THURSDAY, the 18th of January, 1877,
the TRACT OF LAND within four miles .!
Stsuato2 containing about 456 acres, and now
held and possessed b. Col. A. W. Hartman, snd
being one Of the most valuable estates IL Au-
Susta county.
The improvements on esch OF taese propcrtio:
SIRE good. Possession given in time for spring
crops; the exact time will be announced al The
sales. Ali growing crops will be reserved.
Tho sales will be for cash, AS required b. the
trust deed The titles arc believed to be gocd,
but only such will be convcyc<: IS are vested ~
Tie undersigned.
H EHGi|H y; s 51FEIS j.. {r'".:sr.
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ley 4. &. Kerby, AuctiOneer.

ley +. 4. Kerby, AuctiOneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN FAIRFAX
COUNTf-By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
Court of Fauquier county of the 18th Sept'r.,
1876, in the suit Of Blncoe VS.. Hutton, the un-
dersigned, commissioners, will offer at public
sale, in front Of tho Mansion House, Aleysn-
dria Virgins, on MONDAY, Nov'r. 20, 1876,
the resi- estate Of the late lsssc &. Hutton,
known rs
HUNTINGDON,
containing 39Gt acres. It is made up Of two
parcols-one known as HOME FARM, con.
tanning about go acres. with commodious H..ssaa
MANSION and out houses, snd the Other. kGG
about 764 acres, with excellent oak and pine
timber-tho two parcels constituting valuable
farm Of 396! acres on Ok road, midway between
Burkc's station and Occoquan.
AS those two parcels have each water and
and timber, they may be purchased separately,
if desired.
The terms Of sale require cash payment of a
sum sufficient to defray expenses Of sale and of
suit; the residue Of the purchase money TO be
secured by bonds, with good security, payable
with interest, ut ono, two and three years from
day Of Sale. RICE w. PAYNE,
WIN. II. PAYNE.
oct 20-w4w Comm'rs. OF Sale
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EODuIS.SION NE'PCHa NT,S
EeiIILlp +. lfOOE,

pHlL1r b HooE,
no. & PRINCE &TEGEI
GENERAL
20 ii Il iShION AND SHIPPING NERO
Dealer in eli kinds Of
FEkTiLILLk5, Sal AND Fi.ASTG..
LIVERPOOL s. LONDON u GLOBE } =
s;UHAECE COMPANY.
feb f-lf
4 g. & Il. alIL3URN,
Wholesale and Retail,
uHoCEEs & COMMISSIONS MEECuTS
No. 10 n. Royal ST., cor. Market space.
Alexandria, Virgins.
Orders and consignments solicited They VII.
rocuiVo careful and pro!npt attention - :
- L. LAWSON r Co.
ISuccessors to K. II. Lawsol
GiturEkS AND LIQUOR HI Hktti :. y ~
No. u Cameron street.
aug ALEXANDRIA. Va.
1'HoAAa rEEEf'
GENERAL COMMISSION MEECilAN
AID AGENT FOR
TIE SALE OF FEkTlLiZEnft,
No. II King street,
GEo wAsuIauToH. il: }. wAsulsuroS
w ASuINGTUN 4 BKOTilE r.
CO.. MlssIuN EKCUAHT
No. - UNION STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Consignmonts OF Grain, -MerehsEdiso End al
kinds, OF Country Produce solicited. Spocia
attention given to all business entrusted TO them
Prompt returns mace. APP y
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RICHARD l.. IaACHT,
ATTORNEY T. COUNSELOR al Law,
~ MIA IL NO tt & E.
IsSP. h. p. EsGSs


Has removed his Office TO t!ie
NORTHEAST CORNER OF PRINCE A. u
WASHINGTON aTRhETs.
doc &-tf
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The Convention To-day.

The republican county convention which
assemblies to-day, seems probable to be
largely attended Some CT the delegates
and candidates and their friends arrived
last evening. There are quite number of
candidates for senator and assistant judges
of the county court and from the present
outlook the proceedings bid fair to be
more than ordinarily spirited.
The gentlemen named as candidates be-
fore the convention for senator are N. p.
Simons of Rutland, Samuel Williams of
Castleton, L. J. Ormsbee of Brandon, II.
F. Lothrop of Pittsford, George Cspron OF
Tinmouth, John b. Beaman, Barnes Frisbie
Of Poultney, DR.. Orel Cook of Mendon.
Roswell Buel of Middletown, CIV. Bing-
ham of Pittsfeld, and John Barden of
Wells
The candidates for assistont judges of
the county court also appear to be quite
numerous. We have heard the following
names mentioned Jacob Edgerton, Henry
Hall, Rutland; Zenas G. Ellis, Fairhaven;
Evelyn p. Seamons, Middletown; Captain
A. S. Cook, Brandon G. S. Rumsey,
Hubbardton; Martin g. Rice, Benson
Ezra Edison, Mendon.
Hon. Martin G. Everts is most promi-
nently mentioned for the states attorney
ship. 1t is understood that the names OF
Jesse B, Phelps and George NJ. Fuller will
also be presented as candidates.
There haye been many rumors of oppo-
sition to the denomination of our present
efficient sheriff, William M. Field-but
the canvass develops but little strength
and Mr.. Field will be renomin-
ated with substantial unsnimty. The gen.
tleman most prominently named as the
opposition candidate is Mr.. William b.
Thrall, the present chief of police Of Rut-
land.
There is no opposition to the rcnomina-
ton of Hon. Walter G. Dunton for Judge
of probate for the district of Rutland.
We hear the names of Hon. j. B. Bromley,
the present judge, and Hon. Barnes Frisbie
mentioned as candidates in the Fairhavea
probate district.
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his hand on the seat Of the buggy, when
the horse turned into Court street and
broke into run, leaving MIR. Davis be-
hind. He ran through Court street, and
turning down Washington, tipped over
and broke the buggy, leaving behind every
thing except the shafts and front wheels.
With these behind him he continued the
mad race, gaining speed as he ran, down
Washington street to Merchants row,
through Merchants row to the corner of
Center. Here he attempted to turn up
Center street, bu. was going at such speed
that he struck on the north sidewalk near
Ashmun's temple of fashion, and swept on
up the walk till in front of Blaisdells gro
Gerry one wheel struck post, freeing the
horse from the remains of the wagon and a
part of the harness. He next turned into
Wales street, ran through that and through
Church street, at tho upper end of which
he jumped into vacant lot and was cap
tured.
1t was wonder that no one was hurt in
the race up Center street. Several people
Owed into stores, unceremoniously, to get
out of the way, but no damage was DONE
large crowd gathered to see the affair
The horse was cut somewhat, but not
much injured. The wagon was a complete
wreck. The pieces we're taken to Longs
shop and au attempt made to put it to-
gether again, but the result will be much
like the old womsns stockings which she
had worn twelve years by knitting new
legs In the fall and new feet in the spring.
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County Senators.

Editor Rutland Globe = / desire to call
the attention of the county convention
which meets at Rutland tomorrow WED
nesday) to the claims of Pittsford for a
senator. Our town has long been ignored
in this office, while she has had many cti-
zens who would have served the county
with credit. Pittsford has had but two or
three senators while the neghboring town
of Brandon has had the largest number OF
ser ators OF any town in the county, except
Rutland. Brandon has had seven senators,
e. N. Briggs, John A. Conant, N. T.
sprague, Ezra June, John jackson, John
Howe, and Nathan Il. Sprague, jr. Pitts.
ford has had two, Thomas f. Bogue and
Capen Leonard. Two of Brandon's sena-
tors have been elected since Mr.. Leonard.
If any town in the Northern part of the
county is entitled TO senator It 10 Pitts.
ford, and it seems to US that at this time
Brandon should waive ito claim.
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Police Court.

BEFORE JUSTICE II. W. PORTER.
The lager beer case that was begun with
so much fuss Monday was finished with
out any at all Tuesday morning. AT ten
o'clock the parties assembled at the office
of L. W. Redngton, and at noon the case
was in the hands of the jury, consisting OF
j. NJ. Putnam, W. p. Cady, II. A. Saw
yer, r. N. Weeks, A. s. Marshall and c.
c. Kinsman. The witnesses examined
were John McCue, Patric McCue and
Charles Campbell, who testified that the
McCues, at the time Of their spree, drank
lager beer which they bought of Cephas
Stone, and Matthew Hussey and N. s.
Stearns who swore that they were drunk
when arrested soon after. The defense Of
fered the testimony of DR.. E. A. Pond as
to the nature and properties of lager beer,
but this was objected to by the prosecution
and ruled out. The case case was founded
on the disclosure of one or both the Nc
Cues, when fined for drunkenness that they
had drank nothing but lager beer. The
case was given to the jury about noon, and
at half-past two they returned verdict of
of not guilty. L. w. RedingtoD, grand
juror appeared for the prosecution and p.
Redtield Kendall for the defense.
Sumner Page was brought up for intox-
ication, fined So and cost, land recommitted
for non-payment of fine.
He disclosed on Kate Reidy who was
fined tor third offcnse of selling $50 and
costs and sentenced to three months in the
county jail, and the same for keeping with
intent to sell. Appealed.
MUNICIPAL oouRT-aEoRaE z. LAWRENCE,
| JUDGE.
| William w. Gilman and VIM. Thompson
were brought before the municipal court,
on informations filed by the district attor-
ney Martin G. Everts, to plead guilty
the one to horse stealing and the other to
stealing watch chain from Marshall &
Cady. Martin G. Everts appeared on be-
halt of the state and =. Redfeld Kendall
for the respondents.
Gilman was sentenced to ten years in the
states prison and Thompson. to fifteer
penths. Thompson's sentence was light
ened somewhat for previous good conduct
and on account of his family in Montreal.
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A Notable Reception.

NBw York, July II.
The special meeting of the American
geographical society, held last evening in
Chlckering hall for the reception of Dom
Pedro, Emperor of Brazil, DR.. Peterman,
the celebrated German geographan, and
DR.. Berendt, the Central American ethnol-
ogist, was eminenty successful in the in
terest, the addresses, and in the number
and character of the persons present. DR..
Brendt read paper upon the centres of
ancient civilization in Central America.
Bayard Taylor delivered a brief address in
troductory of DIR. Peterman, who read a
paper upon his experiences in the United
States and his impressions of the country.
Dom Pedro read short address, express
sive of his appreciation of American nsti-
tutions, and of his good wishes for the con-
inued prosperity of the country. DR..
Isaac l. Hayes closed the exercises with n
tribute to DR.. Peterman, and a statement
of his own opinion as to the existence of
an open polar sea
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Republican County Convention.

republican county convention for the
bunty OF nutland, Is hereby called TO meet at
he town hall, In Rutland, on Wednesday, the
lyelfth day OF July, A. ID. 1876, at one O'Clock
the afternoon, for the purpose OF nominating
andldates for senators, assistant judges II
he county court, states attorney, sheriff,
Ugh bailin and judges of probate, and the ap.
>Un'ment of county committee.
Each OF the several towns In the county " Ill
be entitled to be represented In the county con-
kention by three delegates, and they are re-
fluested 10 appoint, also, at their primary
|cet tlngs, three alternate delegates.
BY vote OF the last convention, the county
tommittee are constituted committee on ere.
|!entials. Delegates Will provide themselves
wi Ii proper credentials, and In order that the
FOIL may be completed before the convention
assemblies, present them Immediately on their
l,rrvai TO the county committee, at the Bard
well house.
II. @. HARRISON,
ALBERT II. FUTILE, Republican
GEO NJ FULLER, county
G W BRIGHAM, Committee.
PORTER BENSON,
June Q, 1s75.
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Delegates to Rutland County Con-
venfion

Fairhaven-Simeon Allen, A. N. Adams,
John p. Sheldon.
Pittsfeld-Edward Atwood, l., G. Full
Ter, Ira Holt, jr.
Sherburne-D. w. Taylor, Benz. Max.
ham, A. N. Jenne.
Rutland-Davd +. Nicholson, Henry
Clark, Horace II. Dyer Aternates
liam Gilmore, Aldace F. Walker, Moses
Hayward.
Brandon-Henry G. Harrison, John Ca
pen, ]. s. Ciley.
Csstleton-Pitt W.'Hyde, Fayette Bar
ney, Il. H. Armstrong.
Clsrendon-Enoch Smith, Horace Kings
ley, Linus +. Colvin.
Danby-Joseph N. Phillips, Ira Cook,
Howell Dillingham;.
Hubbardton-C. s. Rumsey, Seneca
Root, A. p. Phillips.
Mendon-Ezra Edison, II. Ii. Shedd,
Reuben Ranger. AIterhates-Orel Cook,
A. Ormsby, A. Bennett.
Mt. Holly-C. W. Priest, A. w. Cook,
j. ID. Packer; Alernates-J. II. G. Ran
dali, Jesse Sawyer, George Sherman.
Mt. Tabor Luther p. Howe, d. II.
Lane, i. b. Bond.
Pawlet-Smith Htt Selden S. Blown,
William =. Weeks. 1iterndteS - Hiel Hol-
lister, Adams L. Bromley, Henry Allen.
Pittsfos1-R. c. Smith, ID. ID. Burdett,
d. p. Peabody. ANsrndtes-George IL.
Esyres, +. q. Denison, n. Willis
Poultnoy-John b. Beaman, Charles A.
Ram, Harvey Rowe.
Shrewsbury -Ebenezer Fisher, L. B.
Lord, Luman Aldrich. Alternates, Allen
Barney, L. q. Aldrch, S. II Smith.
Tinmouth--Lev Rice, II. Hopkins, Ly-
man Cobb.
Wallingford-C. @. Stafford, II, C. Stew
ard, Rev. 5. Ii. Archibald AlterRates-
s. NJ. Sherman, Hilon johnson, Edwin
Martindale.
Wells-James II. Parks, Wesley Rowe,
Emmett Pember.