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TUESDAY, April q, l6I7
Market Beef-Choice SO 50ss rs; extra IS OO9s Is;
1rst quality 0Ota7 so; second quality O0s6 rs;
third quality 00G5 rs.
IN. B.-Choce includes nothing but stall fed 100 to
l4O0 H. bullocks. Extra and FIRST quality include the
best fat Second ADD third quality include oxen
and two and three year old steers
Store Catte-Working Oxen, q pair, from $50, 100
6176. Mich Cows and Calves 500 so; extra b59 80.
Farrow Cows 20@30 Yearlings Sc 20; two years old
5000; three years old ESQ 40.
Sheep and Lambs-In lots IS OOs4 rs each; extra
S 00,a7 so each, or from l-2,dTc y n.
Brighton Hides lac o h. Country Hides Gao lac.
Country TAllow SOS lac. Pelts SO. Calf Skins
IOa12c o n.
Poultry l2slIc y h.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-04-27

The Grand Unisn Hotel. OF New York,
opposite Grand Central Depot, is one Of the most
popular Of the New York City hrstcass hotels II is
so conveniently located to the Grand Central Depot,
that all expense Of carriage and baggage eIpressage
is saved its guests. Persons contemplating visitng
or passing through New York will do well to give the
Grand Uuion . trial. The Grand Union supplies eV-
cry advantage Afforded by rst-clAss hotel while the
rates Of charges moderate, being suited to the
stringency Of the times.
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The lady or gentleman sojourners at fashionable
seaside resorts or spas may rest assured that
Gil ESS's SULPHUR SOAR will furnish them certain
protection prompt relief from irritation Of the
cutcle, matter from what arising, and pre-
vent tan or freckles.
Sold by all druggists. HLL's HAIR AID WHISPER
DYE Black or Brown, so cents.
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LECTURE
~ To Young Men.

Just Published, in Sealed Envelope. Price Sir cs.
Lecture on the nature, treatment, and radical
cure Of Seminal Weakness, or SpermAtorrhea, in
duoed by sef-Abuse, Involuntary Emissions, lmpo-
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riAge generally; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits;
Mental and Physical Incapacty, 6c.-By ROBERT j.
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The world-renowned author, In this admirable lee
ture clearly proves from his own experience that the
removed without medicine, and without dangerous
surgical operations bougies, instruments, rings, or
cordals pointing out mode OF cure at once certain
and effectuAl, by which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure himself eheapy
privately and radically This lecture viii prove
in plain envelope any address, receipt OF six
cents or two postage stamps Address the publishers
THE CULYERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
a Ann st., New York; Pest Once Boz. Ases
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Fayetteville.
INTERESTING MISSIONARY ADDRESS.

Mrs. Hazen of Pomfret addressed the
Woman's Auxiliary Missionary Society on
saturday last. Townshend Auxiliary was
vol represented, and two we're present
from West Townshend, though that village
has no Auxiliary. In all finy ladies were
in attendance. Mrs. Hazen has been a
missionary in India twenty-five years, and
out of her experience gave us interesting
descriptions of heather customs in contrast
with changes wrought by Christianity. She
spoke particularly of the custom of girls
marrying at the age Of eight or ten years,
The branding of their foreheads with red
Marks to distinguish them as married, the
heavy burdens imposed upon them, their
senseless and degrading forms of worship,
and the daubing, with blotches of paint,
stones by the waysido to set them apart as
gods. There was sad force in little girls
exclamation on her return from the meet
ing, 40 mamma, the lady lived where they
painted a stone aud 1t made a god ~ Yes,
and of such are their only gods to help and
to savel The description of ceremonies in
connection with death only revealed more
fully the wretched story of superstition and
ignorance. The heather take little or no
care of their sick, though sometimes they
are carried to the banks of the Gangos that
the gods may take them in charge.
The claims of the Woman's Board were
not specially presented, but left to be in
ferred. No arguments were used to force
q favorable view of the Foreign Mission
cause upon the audience but the fact that
the speaker had spent all these years in the
work, and longed to return to II, spoke for
itself. There must be strong claims in a
cause which will take thousands of cult
waited, earnest women from the comforts OF
Christian land, isolate them from their
loved ones, and make them joyful workers
for the salvation of degraded woman in a
lonely heather land. 1t is no romance, no
new thing. Tales come 10 us from those
gone before which are not CLOSED over
with iancies. We are told that many of the
women exhibit a power of fierce abuse
towards the missionaries which would be
intolerable, only for the thought that Christ
died for them. But, on the other hand,
rare and sweet natures are found among
the girls in our missionary schools and
who can estimate the value of their Chris
tan training? 1t is like the grain of mus
tard seed which grew, and waxed great
tree, or the leaven which leavens the whole.
These schools cannot be established and
sustained without help. In view OF Mrs,
Hazens address, and other knowledge con-
corning this work which any of us possess,
it seems as if every one -four church men,
bers-and why not all good women, wheth-
err in or ont of the church ?-should seri-
ously consider whether this cause of mis-
sions does not present claims too strong
and just to be ignored and also how we
EN- best meet these claims. Com.
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@arrtdNta.
Deaths.

In BrAitleboro, April 10, an infant daughter OF
Charles and Lizzie Schiller.
In Brattleboro, April 81 J. Henry Phillips aged 81,
sou Of II. C. and L. g. Phillips.
In Westminster, April Is, James May, aged 70.
In West Dover, Fuller Boyle aged 80.
In Readsboro, April 10, Zacheus WAlwortb aged 50.
In Westmore!And, n. H. April ~, Charles L. Pratt,
aged 35
In Greenfield, Mass, April q, George Jones, for
merly OF Guilford, aged ~.
In south Deerhcld, Mass, April IL, Of brain fever
Willie H., son Of william Warren, late Of West Brat
tleboro, aged IL,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-04-27

ED-Cocoa Shells, prepared by Walter Baker Co..
furnish excellent substitute for tea and coffee at
half their cost, and are palatable, nutritious and
healthful All grocers sell Bakers Chocolates, which
are the best in the market.
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A Very Desirable Farm for Sale.

CITUATED in Guilford, one mile from Green River
= village, very pleasantly located The farm con-
tains rs acres Of good land particularly adapted to
machinery also pasture Of so acres, one OF the best
in the country. This will be sold with the farm or
separately, to suit purchasers. Possession given At
money can remain . mortgage II desired. Any
one wishing to purchase q farm should come and see
IL. It Is now ready to work on. The lucky man who
buys It gets one OF the best OF farms and locations
Inquire u the subscriber on the premises.
10 Be. WILKINS.
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BrattIebOro Prices Current.


E1-"Prces to suit the times" together with every
comfort the most fastidious could ask DESIRE and
the most delicate attention to every want has made
the Colonnade the hotel OF Philadelphia
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-04-27

n the dental ranks will II you place your
trust in sozodont From youth to age it will keep the
enamel OF the teeth spotless and unimpaired II has
the effect upon them that kyanizAtion has upon
wood, rendering them imperviouS to decay.
All fractures, except Of the bones, cured by spAld
ing's Glue.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-04-27

Es-The Grand Central Hotel, New York, illustrates
the wisdom Of full house at reasonable rates. by re-
duclng from $500 to s2.5O and $500 per day and
leaving its other competitors to bear the brunt Of
travagant prices.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, SIS.

To all whom IL may concern, Greeting.
You ere hereby nOthed that AURELIUs PETITE,
guardian Of Carrie M. Pettee, Frank W. Pettee, En-
Pettee, aud Flora A. Pettee, minors, OF Newfane,
has made application in writing to this Court for IL
ground that such sale will be beneficial to his said
Ssrds, - th 'nss sS
thereof 10 held At the Probate ONCE In Bratteboro
In said district, the last Saturday Of April, A. ID.
1871 when and where you may be heard In the prem
is ASA KRYRs. Register.
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VERMONT ITEMS.

Judge Bradley, OF the United States Su-
preme Court, has engaged rooms for the
season al the Mount Mansfield Hotel, stowe.
"A FIRE last Thursday morning entirely
consumed the house belonging TO the es-
tate OF II. II. Dyer, corner of Main and
Green streets, Rutland. Insured for s17,-
600.
Father Lynch, vicar general OF the
diocese of Vermont, has gone to Rome TO
take part In the celebration of the Goth an
niversary Of the pope's oplscopate.
Newton 4 Thompson's pill box factory,
at Forestdale, about three miles northeast
of Brandon, containing valuable machln-
cry, was burned Wednesday evening, 18th
inst Loss $4,000. The fire was accident
al.
Norwich University is to be supplied
by the United States ordinance department
with one hundred rounds of artillery car
tridges, and one thousand rounds Of rife
cartridges for target practice, this summer.
The fine young trotting stallion, Black
Hawk, Jr., owned by Lewis wilkins Of
Bridgeport, ran away the other day and
jumped into the lake and was drowned.
He was valued al $1,000.
DIR. J. NJ. Currier OF Castleton has given
his collection of Indian relics, considered
the most valuable in Vermont, TO the state
cabinet. 1t contains about 1000 specimens,
including weapons of war, pottery, kitchen
utensils, ETC., some OF thom of the greatest
antiquity ever found in the state.
Arlington sensbly feels the revival Of
business. Several manufactures aie run
ming both night and day, as result of
the exhibits at the Centennial last year.
West Il Bros. export trade in chairs is
now averaging 20 dozen daily. A recent
order for AZ dozen chairs from Spain was
made from the tree and shipped inside of
eight days.
"A French Canadian boy, IA years old,
while asleep in car on the Central Yer
mont Railroad the other night, Is said TO
have walked 10 the platform and jumped
off while the train was running at full
speed, without sustaining any injury.
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LegaI Notices.

Sl ATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, SIS.
~ By the Probate COuTtIO said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of CLARK
PRoUTY, late Of Marlboro, in said district, de-
ceased, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that this court will decide
upon the allowance of the account OF A. M. Prouty,
Administrator upon said Estate and decree dstrbu-
ton thereof to the persons entitled, at the session
thereof to be held at the Probate Once IN Bratteboro
the last Saturday Of April, A. d, 1871 when and
where you may be heard In the premises, " you see
cause. ASA KEYES, Register.
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GuiIfOrtl Centre,

Rev. NJ. II. Harris of Brattleboro will
preach in the Universalist church next Sum
day p. NJ, at 3 o'clock. Let all the friends
take note and be present at that hour.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-04-27

-ou Saturday May 9th, at 9 o'clock A.
NJ, the public examination of teachers will
take place in the school house in this viii
lage. All teachers expecting to teach sum-
mer schools in Newfane are requested TO
be present punctually at the hour named.
The public are invited to attend.
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nj Office.
The copaTtnership heretofore existing between N.
Thorn and Geo. Z. Greene, known the firm Of l. n.
Thorn Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
and all persons having accounts demands In favor
Of against the said firm requested to make
prompt settlement with !. n. Thorn who has bought
all the interest Of the late FIRM aud will continue the
business at the old stand.
N. THORN,
GEO. L. GREENE.
Brattleboro, April %, 1877. II
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SPRING.
1877.

ID EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BRAT
TLEBORO at BrAtteboro, in the State Of Vermont at
the close Of business April II, 1877:
RESOURCES.
Loans Discounts, ........... s195 4l2 90
U. S. Bonds to secure Circulation 100000 90
U. S. Bonds on hand, ......... 100000 90
Due from approved Re
serve Agents ............. 5o,2l1 20
Checks and other Cash Items, 1,O1s -
Bills Of other Banks. .......... 10620 90
Fractional Currency Qnclud-
ing nickels). .............. $500
Specie dncludng gold Treasury
Nertncateh) ............... 80 W
Legal Tender Notes. .......... 10000 90
Five per cent. Redemption fund 4500 OO-s567 623 %
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in, ......... $500, COO 90
Surplus Fund ............... $4,000 90
Other Undivided Profits. 900. 9,2ll IL
National Bank Circulation out
standing, .................. 10000 90
Individual Deposits subject to
check 12o4l2 sO-s5G7, Gas %
STATE OF VERMONT, County Of windham, ss.
!, S. NJ. WAITE, Cashier Of the above named Bank,
do soemny that the above statement is true to
s. NJ WAITE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Oath day Of
April, 1877.
CHAs. K. FIELD, Justice Of Peace.
CoRREcT-Attest:
+ * Z: S S4sEEHi''0S' DI,os'or..
]. NJ. TYLER,
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citation aud liberal patronage Of the public
TO help meet this outlay for the benefit Of
the school. D.
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Dissolution of COpartnership.
NoTICE IS hereby given that the copArtnership
IN existing between us since Sept l, 1876, in the
business of dealing in lumber is this day by mu-
tuAl consent dissolved. All accounts due the late
firm to be settled with l. X Allen Co.
l. X. ALLEN,
RICHARD LAWRENCE.
Brattleboro, April l6, 1877. II
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Nem advertisements.

General Statutes.
NOPIEs Of the General Statutes of Vermont, ed-
~ ton Of 1870, can be procured at the principal
bookstores in the State Of County Clerks, Of the
undersigned, at 50. so per copy.
GEORGE NICHOLS,
Secretary Of State.
Northhed April %, 1877. 1924
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New York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, April "a. Money Ia a . cent.
ON call Gold lO1 Is. Government bombs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-04-27

BUY A FAMILY BOX OF
SMITHS HANOVER CRACKERS,

They are the best. Every Cracker stamped with
original Trade Marx, Hanover" Manufactured by
Z. X. SMITH SON, Bakers and Confectioners,
White River Junction. Vt,
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

LlygErool- Dec IS PORK Eivorp duil az q. Wet
- An III 70 RllUa -t'uWhcriSud cut duu ~ -. ;
short NIB dn al 49, Long Cir.r duh ~ 30; short Coar
ann n m sd fians Lag Cut duu "a il shoulders dui *
S5Gt Brrf- india Mess dan ~ 03 Extra Mess steady
AZ li3; Prime Mess dul at -. Lard-Prnns western
an - q, T,iow-PTuo CITY duu 80. IGrpcnbne-
SnIs r,aiy az 2ind RoAnt.Ommou steady ~ hod FINE
AMI A 20 Chee.,- Choice stetfy ~ o. LARD OF
anil AT H. Flour-ENrs state dull At 80. Wheat No
Ispring dun l2d. Ne2 spliLs dnll a. iobl, WINTER
anil a. lI.i. Mixed BOu steady Al E99d cotton
sr@t OILY fellow American, none Ia the markell
IfyttpoCf Dec. l3-l2JO D. A far business Is
doing i'm Cotton at previous prices Middhng Upahds,
Cs,d. Niddlug Orleans. B'id: ssos OF tho day lZOOJ
I,iss ,tuinE bales for speculation sud export Ito
eepn OF tho day. 80 bsna including 600 bales American
Fuitre. oru,d partially i,-d better, bat te advance has
since been partially lo, Up aud low Middling clause De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Fcr North Rirsr ycsss.s md RHhO0is.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
TUESDAY, Dec. l3. 1877.

ASUFS-Quiet. unchanged POS. ti2c; Pearls bc.
GyIFt. unchanged; mo itlIs t'lfe
ordinary prime lja21o gold sales 2Ouo rag. eA
..tslI, 800 ex 40 2273 tupamcus.' private TnS;
stock Eert O9JO bars NoSurr1us, 100 * tlli.
-o fairly good l1c. 40 Bdtinpre p'I bags ca 'h"I
Iff9 hays " -. stewart private terms
CDTTON-Ffry active, Unehangtd steady on spoi; sales
yn b.lcs GI5 last evening" Including 40 export 3Dl
spinning. and 800 arrive; delivered on contract lW
lsf Vrraip. a ports day 30 OH bas, against 90 lD
th.s day last week, 32j3 ast Good Ordinary iV -
low MidlHg III: MiddlhE .isci fuur ialil &C
tyr. higher last evening, llVUO balts
today: first C'-i~cembef ! No ~. lSt, liz; 100.
ID. January % lI..a: February 100. llGJ. March.
iOl III; 300 llT5 June. 100, l2D3 200 l2pl July
DO 10 total 500 bales Serund Cgl-Nec -mbrT 100,
r TjiL 'lIt1: F-iulry BOO LES March, 100 li76
i.ial SEQ La.s TIrd Cal pecemonr lC1 La; January
tnl As: eco Ils1. tthrrarI .i, lI'J' MARCH, 3u''
I'LL: April io0 1850 June 100. l2O2' toai = q iae
Also 5Di. December IA - l5D 100 W. IceenlD DEL ~
900 I.uu.rv. tGfl l.t' 100 February. ~
al 81 TO- 200 March ll7ooll7e 500 April lsl ~
100 Nav "a. 800 June 1903 0l21s: 30 jay. l2lO,
total 5000 bales grand total $1,000 bales Futures Dafey
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rLoUE AND MEAL-FLOTR market haavy, 50l5c low
or limited export very moderate local made dsna.d sslcA
III a Jbs Iding $500 bhs. Cty Mh Extra Tor W 81
- Dbi- Np. .. uJ"ra
du6 ti.s srpe-trH chiefly CD l59l bJls ca - - A.
=, ~. q 100 bbi-. Low Grade Extra - 4f"r' 1,I
1000 bJ. hcuam Winter Wheat Ifif4i i,'UO
b5s Minnesota Extra AZ prizes within thS rang,
irrirGinr POO bjs Medium and 20" GRADES i2f eNpn
gag..,.aas Tor No. .. - ooaN p srr,iane ttaie
NJ western $685. -; Common 10 ihT fAta
STATE - tprs5 90; FAR - Choice. 80 o9esi 20 :
r 90 food Extra Western - 900 ~ 10 6o,l oi n9c
g. - .: Common Good Eta ONO - 09<a 10 cool
=, C1oice 50 1887 aOi nuosntt EIta tYC MY
,1re 4, q as. Clear. ~ Uo1s5 -; STRAIGHT - i3s
- -. Patent e. 0Dc$9 -; Low tttta' - aug
~ 60; 80. Louis Extra. Common 4 fa,r - sues, w
fair a. Good 80 Olot6 "3i t,"2i " 'h2tr tini,s
81 5Ga ID tho marEei closing duil heavy ,'l iiif"S
h 4ses POO hbl Common 10 FAR EXtr1,t' 600 90 Far
a. Go1 s 0Dq 10 Cool % Ch1ce. - ojd - 2' Fancy
T.rlV - .Jd $500 .....H RYE FLOUR dul, unfhnutol
$40 95O itlA CORN MEAL o. before sal.s hghl. -.
muck WHEAT FLOUR moderately active - JO4sZ 10
fFtWEi,IN FRtITS-BT auction, safs $500 c1ses Nilgn
a ,ranfcs 81 OOas5 25i $500 boxes hossnn do 81 %
.l5I. 900 boxes Lemons, ~ p0aSz 90 a. sttansA
sarah ami; Valencia Oranges Via Liverpool ~ IL "a
81 Is. 1870. . , I'll, ,,.,oo SON, ,arc,l.
ia ARMY and IN INSTANCES shade stronger with moderate
-rnor. Ilght city Millug demand. fniuroa qhot-aboi
seaiv Sae,-17l BUSH including lihOjO uIsh aiDt
40 2Chicago o. 32Iakl 32'f No . MILWAUKEE, ~ 5ls
M hpfng - 37it store 81 3Sdfl ~ nutat 40. =
winter Red. ~ - No. I White 81 80 Extra white.
E5 10 arrive White state ~ 81 81 oI2 30: 1spihk
January 81 J2 closing. 81 % bal 81 81 asked DO febiu
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,,,.,r.u ~ O'CLOCK 10 CLOSE ~ ec,,>s.,. %
octocK KIP ~


TuIr. monopol.c5 10 tii, country have hard
mad ., trar,Ir The Western Union Telegraph
ClmHa.t u.r. toiore ha, absorbed al new and com
pt.H- r.. uutil 30 cam. DO contact with Tire lively
al. Atlantic aud Pacific Company. This 1t
i...I Ior years. hut FILLING Co drive 10
ouf .l .IgDu.e. b. finally paid ont for
Obi. purchase of controlling interest
l21op Share, of d. own stock and f950.o1J 90 Dor
HrDi cIsa. This operation, % was supposed
huaf ended OH opposition, bat 90 now appears ihat
o. t,..t to obtain control of The Franklin Com
paHt. H..ea cztra1. throughout ECw-turlg1d.
arf owns huc from Boston 90 Washington.
A. n'v ,ltr.. 70 new Richmond n The
h.f. iLe Continental Telegraph Company has
ueen organized Sea some time. and ihUs
l' ''. successfully Conducted 90. operations iI uti-
'F contracts for ,ac bol.l4 of lines iu perfect s0-
..'' ih. ohe.r of tlt n,w company uoH o.1.u
' .'e owner oi patents iu noes improve
H''' ODD oct. fi'rhy, tud tu.t D.. wIi. Afford el-,i-f
facilities and Ii lower mice. ,... ., ..... l..f.-.
oI.rd % thc public. lht ir ma. d, ,,.,,,,.l, ,,r-
ut Iols eAlat In free repahi, h. s,i, on To- r.l.
upon
To stock market to-day Was f,y,r.l, and rpse,.
tied. First impulses lowered tl. .r,i,.. ~, -.
Ja.ou and tls railway stocks. aud al,.,.l 49,.
Of thc coal shares. Subsequently, the A,.t,.,.....
in thr general market were confined with, D.. ...
70" range. and az The end prices generally lsl r,l-
hei, and stesdicI tone prevailed The coal .b.-..
Nh'h al trst were inclined b. be higher alf.ru,ri
n'camr weak and declined. Delaware. Ia,l,,,s,,,
""i " esirfn fell from 30 a. asa, and then rallied
~ t''i I''s. Delaware md Hudson sold ~ 5t1,
.21 land Morris and Essex at 7.iI5,. 73. Tb,.e
49, were inhuenced-v thout roasOn--by the con
- ''"} reports a. 10 the probable result Of
we meeting which was held at the Office.
- 'Ae De'aware ana Hudson Company We
van 'hh' HE meeting finally adjourned until Tues
S''' having soi 30 far as 10 appoint committee 90
-''l'' ana report plan. % viii be remembered
,''i 20 inuca was accomplished Il a previous meet
ing-ard no more
i"s Sabioined table sufficiently shows the iiuo
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EeQnl Notlces.

S,IrPRFAlE COIRT-Iounty of Ncw-lOrk.-
- SAM III :. HOFFMAN, painld, agt. PtIEH Is sDk-
MEN. LYDIA hSS CORNEN MS Nlfr, ana 20 - i'tl-
MONT DEFENDANTS 10 DE above named def cutana
and each them l0u hereby summoned 70 answer tbs
complaint ac0 and 20 copy of yoJr answer on
The Plaintiff Attorneys within twenty days atr TIE seryce
this summons exclusive Of the dy of service and % case Of
y0ur failure appear judgment VII D. tasc
ae, you default for tao relief demanded IN the CON-
plant. Dated December 3. 1871 - . -
MILLFR d PFC KHAN PLAINTIFF A ornevss
Office aud Post address, 20 Wa-t, T. o. BOX. 529s
10 ne Defendants PrIER b. COkNI.N and LYDIA ANN
COKNN Tho foregoing summons Is served upon
pursuant Ofter ~ Hon Noah Da1s
Of the tho SUprcme Court Of e state 81 New
York dated Decenbcr O. 1877. snt duly h with the com
plant on that div in the oHlc ~ tho CcT ~ re CITY and
County Of New YORK. AZ the Court HOlsn n the lily Of New
York. MILLER y fEChhAdi PidhtlEs Att3.htys
al layCwF 20 Wtllst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14
Proposals.
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DEr,ENINr or THR INTERIOR. OFFICE Oh INDIksl
AFFAIs-, WASHINGTON. Dec. ) l5I. y
GEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals
- 0i sugar Coffee the may bel and rec ed %
hon. r. A. NlN GSIEl 80 Cuion uac, New f0ts ~ viii
DE received until ~ MONDAY, DECEMB BIER. H. 1871,
for furnishing the following quaint ties OF each.
10000 pOunds Nf LIG itIBRDWN SUGAR.
2Oc pounds o. RIO. gr corr ~ OF equal grade.
The reject agy all BIDS auy aart OF
Increase diminish
ans coltrac. not exceeding - cruiun.
Every bid must D, accompanied certified check draft
rpon United state depository Dayab, 10 e or u ths
CcHsscntr ~ Ind AHr wicI cheek draft sasl noe
per thu Of proposal to be
help los aim uBt rnutrts rAecUras gaar1aiee tbaf
The . nv whom the mlfc sill al. into
contract amt furnish satisfactory Jnad thcrcwtH.
Del viii BE- required Immediately attcr uoilttlon 81
,t,,,o,,,i of cou,r,ct A. BELL
Acting CpEmGiDDer.