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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-01-25
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TIE Benningtea Battle Mosument
Atsociaiioa met ID tsc couri h8ass.
Saturday metuinE eonuauias "a Sea-
siou lrosFA TIRE day The Assoeia.
uon Is pow fully organized bot he
matter 81 ballding The monameui viii
not hc considered uut1 later m the
year sscreh six ~ their chAacr PRO.
wider ior f6rning ~ the association ~
State centennial commission. whosr
duty is % take charge Of ne oeIcbra.
ton q si1 days 81 more, beginning HE
seek 81 "a 10th q August THIS Is
The work uow engaging thrir Alteration
aud viii occupy TIC Lu5e u The com
mitice rsised ior that purpose several
days more DE committee 6nd that
circumstances have completely tore
shsdowed the probable programme.
witch will he announced neat week
substantially as fonuws Vermont
Ed,iofs aud Publishers Association
eceapy opo day with their aauual re.
uniou. Ia which other editors assoel,
lions will be invited. Hon. u r.
Walton. Montpelier. delivers aas al
dress Tile Soldiers l,eunion Society i.
Col James H. Walmhige, North Ben
uiuzton, COMMANDER. comprising All
Vermont soldiers Of tie rebellion now
living. bold biennial three days co
eampment, enc day of the celebration
being sr,igned 10 them exclusively /,
fhe military Of the State have nh 40
uah muster % isht days 4 he First
Regiment. : q ", Col. Theodore :,
Peck BanrlinKton. wilt perinnf escort
ia y daiing The ehlirc eeletlation, TAX
ing ono day Tor rand review. parade
addresses aHd speeches. The Yerm0nt
Historical societys day will probably
be Aaeustl5 The speoi.l exercises
will relate 90 the recognition OF the
year 1877 as The one hundredth % Yer.
mWpt's existence as an Independents
State The Grafton. poem. the cere.
mony OF breaking the ground for the
battle monument on the site of the old
Centennial storehouse, the objective
point OF Burgoyne's detachment under
Col Baum, the banquet and illumina.
tion, will occupy the entire day and
evening Of the 10th Of August. One
day will be taken for sham fight on
the battle ground Of a century ago. six
miles distant. in which the four cannon
captured from the British will be used,
The Grand Army Of the Republic will
doubtless decide to hold their annual
meeting here that week. The fullest
possible collection of relics OF the Zen
nington battle aud those connected
with early State events will be exhibit
ed during the entire celebration
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fteJgiat committee q. coaRr4.- ha.
agrced upon report which recon.
mcnds hill ior lhs ,etlIemegt Of tie
seked Presidential question, All the
niembsrs " tho .aoinmitlee FROM both
Houses sig,ted the report. except Sen.
aior Morton He will not make a
minority report but wiz make a
speech against the proposed bill. The
plau is substantially as follows;
Both Houses Of Congress are to
meet iof the purpose Of counting the
vote. the president Of the Senate pre-
siding and counting the vote as long
az there IL no objection. II either
house objects TO any vote or votes. il
must take both Houses 10 reject. but il
the Houses cannot agree the disputed
votes are 10 be referred without de.
bate TO commission, consisting u
Eve members of each House, aud four
members Of the Supreme Court. these
+ four members TO choose a fifth, and the
decision Of the commission thus con.
sttuted 10 be final. No power is dele.
gated to tic Commission which il not
possessed by Congress, and the com
mission Is q be Judge Of its powers
The judges Of the Supreme Court des
Iiguated by the bill are two Of Rcpubli
can procligites and two OF Democratic
80 that the political complexion of th'
commission will be evenly divided
between the two parties, except the
9th Judge who is to be chosen. buI
Judges of the highest court 10 the lane
ought TO be pretty free from partisan
prejudicea
There is some question whether th'
commission will decide that it ha
power 10 20 behind the returns or not
INT so decides, its work will be lonl
aud difficult, aud perhaps, unsatisiac
tory. lift decides that il must sccep
the returns from the legally constitut
ed State authorities as final. its worI
will be brief There il strong opposi
7, ton TO the bill on the part Of ertrem
fists OF both parties, bat il will probab
i ~ pass both Houses as the resdies
way o. settling the difficulty. III
county at large Wants the questio
settled as soon as possible. and settle,
without an appeal to arms. and il thi
plan viii answer these equirements
will satisfy the moderate men Of bot
! parties. R
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ax.MAYon wIcK,,AM.


Nm Ii Wickhsm,. who. IL quite
vel! known in this vicinity, retired
FROM the office Of Mayor OF the city Of
New York with the respect Of members
ofall PARTIES. The following notice we
take from the New York Observer:
Ciuzeus q New. York. without dis
Uoction Of party, and including prOmi-
neat men.of opposite parties. united in
givings public diancr, last Friday
evening. 70 Hon. William II. Wickham,
on retirement from Office ~ Mayor OF
the city, The occasion was one Of
great enjoyment, aud was a well de,
served tribute TO public officer whose
administration has commanded univer.
sal respect. HoR Cbauncey II. Dep.
ew, 10 sn eloquent address. said that
he, az pronounced Republican, would
testify that no Mayor. OF any party,
had left the Office with better record
for honesty, patriotic and unselfsb
service. Such testimonials are unusu
al. and il must be peculiar pleasure
10 Mr.. Wiekham b kaow that be car
ries Into retirement the respect and
good will OF the good cen Of al
parties. who believe that he has eatued
the plaudit of "Well done"
Mr., Wickbsm has made as a special
department Of Ills work while ia Office,
the close aud constant care Of the Pub
Ito, Schools. the Poor Houses. aud
the Prisons Of The city. The time
which ether men give 10 relaxation be
has largely spent n personal attention
10 these institutions, aud he has
throughout iufosed wholesome spirit
into those having them in hand as a
result their efficiency and usefulness
have been vastly Improved. and we
+. believe that be las left his most endar.
ing monument ia the educational and
charitable works To which he has gisea
his oiiicisi and private influence. Rev.
DR.. Adams we'll said Al this dinner. that
public servants are constantly censnr-
81. rarely commended bat be thought
il right and wise 70 give al upright
and efEcieBt Magistrate praise for
doing well.
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s u1auis Irtstd 81 ~ sba bushsl of
On sas n =. g. plses % - To wcisht
~ shssAsi of4pp'rt gsfEeta Al ! Poupds.
Ttesmtu Res nolss, q Alhsuv, reset
j faaoa seal some siEh,ssh iHches n
eurih. "a ~ ssafips which ran. tae
0aier 10 hu Ba.idIngs
Nc 4 J. Bargess D. aas 81 The Graf.
ton farmers whosc proAuos j. not con-
sunsd ~ sortiiesa aawsl- He hss
yoke Il ssvea ears old cattle which tip
ne beam Al 500 ~ La. week be
haiehsned porkcs. il,c weight 81 which
was sIs ibs.
}, W Hsrwood, frait tire aKcui from
pswlei, who va. ia the vicinity OF Wor.
oe.ler Ms. during Noteu,bet and 10.
csiuber, =. mia.ing, being list hrad - ST
s. olburg lie dfsl Of l,,l mouth ~ Sea
tsieft Worcester law day. pses ha.
t.si fur No hsI some 500 GA his person
aud TIVE yainable gold watcher,
On sandsy tysaing ataua~ay horse
attached to sleigh r.n Into tho ard OF
J l. J5hn.on u Chester. Ia the sleigh
beneath ihe robt., vas fonnd ehiid
some three wears Old belonging to Mr..
Bean irom Ludlow, who, together with
his vile hsl been tipped out ,one sia
miles lrom ghe pIact vherg the horse
came 10 top. Tie child wa unujmel,
Moses Msgoou " C0riulh va. arrested
= Isw day, .ince on .eoluplaiut q tr.ud 10
horse lrads with ~ Nr. lliu. lie wa.
yxsmips bsiegr jas'irs court. and
h1ld tu the stun Ut $500 for bis Appsar.
At % ioI1'iqi sRtll'c capaly curt. f-il-
a. H'.'b'au, bail he wss lodged il the
Jpil IA Iir -.
Judve E.l~ard WAgr'n. ,Aae Of The
mo't PROMINENT lawyers ia North Caro-.
.'lna, at-si r'espuig AZ bs aye ~ %. lie
was naive % Vama,i. aisi ) Z uI,laie
."i Daslnradilt CalBege. nl,sl from The close
81 tbs wsTto tibs. Mloplon ofthe new
Constitn ioA, he was inlge Of lbe Su.
prelus Cauft, I'd. court "a last resort.
Dr. Wh,Heyf Formerly connected
with the asylum, Brsui.bofe, hn. beeH
'sppniutef nis-ss"sry physiefsn TO China,
and sails for his destination some time
in Feirhtr1 81 V
Israel Haynes farmer in Washington,
who was supposed to have beca ons Of
he lost, at A1hlabuIs, Is, It sppeAr., in
Minnesota. lie passed over the wrecked
bridge sh1lt tune before the disaster.
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MILITANT FOWLER's ESTATE.

STATE ~ YEHN0Er Manchester District, rs.
la Probate Court held At Manchester Nithin
aud for said District on the 22d day Of January
A h. 1877.
Present, Hon. y, u. Burton, Judge.
The administrators on tie estate % william
y. Fualtr, late OF Whitcereek, State ~ Now
York, deceased maids application Ia writing Tor
license to rel all tho real cetate belonging 20
the deceased in thls State, except the dOwor Of
the widow, including the royersion ~ the
widows dover, representing that 1t wonld be
beneficial 10 the heirs aud those Interested
In said estate for The feason that all reside out
OF this State.
whereupsn IL wa, ordered that hearing on
said application be had AZ lfybhte Court to be
holden at the Probate Once IN Manchester, IN
said district on the 10Th DAY Of Feb A, ~, 1871
and that notice OF taiu Application, tho nature
and relsouA Thereof, aud tie Cine Abd place Of
hearing thereon b given tu ali perst MS interest.
cd by put fishing certified copy of the record
Of said order three weeks naeessifely Ia the
Manchester J0uRsAL, y newspaper printed al
said Manchester, pfcyoda to said lime 81 hear
ing.
A tue record,
AueA, Y. b BURTON, Jadgs
A tr1o cops tfrfceri,
Attest i. y, BURTON Ind,o.
2Glw tW8
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Senator Edmunds opened the debate
ia the Senate Oh the bill for counting
the electoral vote aud made power
iul speech, presenting that side Of the
questionin As favorable light as pos.
sibIe. He was followed by Senator
Morton who made very stong appeal
in opposition 10 the bill His strong.
est point was that il is wholly outside
" the Cpgsututiop that no, tortpring
OF ting II that instrument could
pathorize any such method OF proceed
ure The grea, and, il seems to us,
tire only argument 10 favor Of the meas
ute is'ihat Il affords 4 peaceabIe sofa
ton Of the yexed presiaentia question
The cquatry u large il heartily sick Of
the whole busiaess aud wants to see il
scttled one way or the other.
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.Govetnor Robinson. Of New York,
very properly refers ia bis message to
be groSing evil 81 betting on elections
Never AAs i been used As portion Of
be party machinery Until tie iAs,
election. whea the result 81 betting al
tAe pools 10 the principal cities wAa
quoted 10 lhe daily papers and used to
iuaaence outside vs,es, aud the pools
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The investigation OF the Ashtabuls
disaster has f4iied to bling ont any
new develo pements, except . show
that the bridge vas probably carried
down ~ the second engines leaving
the track. II that was the case il
could hardly have been Tie fault Of the
construction or rnateIid Of ths bridge,
rs very'iew bridges, we apprehend.
would sustain the weight o. an eniine
of the track. Glowing The vast weight
on to portion oflhe bridge mol calcu
lated 10 sustain so great a strain. The
wooden bridge at Piitsford was, carr
ed down 10 Tue same way, In The
former ease, however, there were two
engines on the bridge ct the zane
time. Which ought not to have been
Extreme caution and foresight on tire
part Of railroad officials viii not pre-
vest Al accidents. though they might
greatly reduce the number
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AEassslrcs wfis uausPslAie3 ia the
'asrrosfcf aestala eaodFsaieM

alsnsslrcs ufis uaslpslAied Ia the
iasrrestcf afstala eaoai8aica
Tis rtssss alie clpgmslancs n >
eyas Sos 81 beskrs bsag oslls8. aad
wi3ely ralfslsa ia dc pevtpapers
g. aee e aaeihef bets should be re-.
~ a..a - sl-s A4.3sSs q retained IA
a,ier TIE iih q March. as Ice sequel
8 ne 85spaie over tbs result q the
elecnans
A. Gov notiasyn prrsiaesuy aai
testify remarks II i usqaestioaably
.roe "a, many miilious u dollars are
.iAsad gpou The result q the late cleo.
l,sa. EseIy psfson islefes,ed ia suah
ss,,s bsd strong motive ior couppi
ing ssFd britlug voters. and there is no
Jcuts tia, mary yielde,i 10 the ,efnpiA
iion The bea, ard excitement Il me
contest vas a..1 greatly Intensified BY
ihc rsplc cause
Misunderstanding the iGssice Of The
BoreTaor cnuciAru. 1t l. doubilul IL
say legislation eosld eatifeiy sUppIess
The evil. bul the enactment % stfm
r,-,t Jaws might spare the coauiry the
~ aHia el lrt'ing auctions. a 18th quo.
taiiihs ofthe prices IN daily pHpers 10
0ai respectable. 10 manner. one Of
the most lemoraliEing practices Of tie
DAY. ~hc,hsf il be regarded IN its social
~ political a'Seot.
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Massachusetts has hooorcd herself
II the election Of George r. Hoar to
tbe I s Senate Mr.. Hoar i oppos.
ed is anything like Iipllerism IN
polIics. On the other hand Tennessee
has djagrascd herself by elscting ~
the Senate Isham q Harris who was
nainls mstromehtal in earring that
State out oithc Onion, ard when he
was compelled 70 fly be took away not
only The fluids ID The State treasury.
bat 10 TIC bauks which be expended Of
used il nelpiag the coafederacy
Tennessee also elected James Il.
Bailey, Az uhknown man, ID place Of
Senator Key who has served two
years. aud shown himself man oil
much ability and fairness
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The ACORN COOK

Has Mica or Casf Front Lsrrost owes OF any
Family siovs. Portable Iron E,cased Reservoir,
nakes aud Kossls splenditiy quickly. evenly
Ventilated oven Fire Box Bostoni aud Back,
Double Centres, Hot BlAst DOorn, Largest Fines,
Splendid DfAf, Longest Fro BOY, for long
wood, Hearth Rsingt wait soil doors or carp
cts, Asa Catch inaer Firt i.ox Door, Air passes
behiud durable Fire Dacl 'rurn ruckles CrSw
Oven 'Doors up tight Oven Doors lined with
bright Tin, II syy. Best New Iron. Won't Crack
Warranted Se jsfAet ~.
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Tie Europeaa conference ID relation
% TafAsy has tsied u come % an.pu.
4sIgAsdlag. agd Jblngs look more
sqaally essr .be water tnau sssr.
sR1ssia is esideatly PREPARED " hght,
but whether Il will Ies, 60 . central
war will depend ID great measure.
% hJw mucli Russia viii claim The
other nations viii hardly stand BY aud
see naasia gobble up the whole d
Koropeap Turkey aud Constan,iuople
toto tbe bargain. though they would
like 20 zee Turkey severely punished
Tor her barbareus treatment Of the
provinces,
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II alss cures that nnpleaaRnt itching that 10 the
prelude of HE hairs decay Removes dandruH
aud cures I'll dissspes ct the scalp. ltmak'sa
pico shampoo and dress iog for lAdies ADD chit
drens heade, as il removes the dandfpn aud
dirt, keeps The head cool, aud leaves the hn
sofi and scalp clean Try It and ypn will usc no
other, Aek drnggiss aud merchants Tor II
eyeryshere Or send To- 90 n'e for ttial bottle.
Address q. w RICHARDSON, Barnot VI Sold
in Manchester by Wait Hard and v Grover,
Wells, Richardson Co., Darlington, w.. whole
sale aRenis. "a
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Msibst FaalIa aakss gioosoy p'c
tori q ne condition ~ Turkey ~ tbt
sSeHs ufN~a u fapds atd ammuhiittu
skoald l-H. - tAry Sohld te listly "a
al since Turkey eNn form 20 alli,nce.,
bgt he picture h. uo eject upon ilr
gfshd euuBed. Mnk bal gle disseti
isG valss "a JecI.ss isf ~-I rather
AAsn Ioni ~ inGrflyrence l,uN.ia !
.ssVAt ssofitsg 10 sscsss the aeoit allty %
sAu.uia 10 size IT W.T. Au-'' ia
ft iseesr1s r6te u1,.f IJau bf ~,
900 POO ndtfas Ii gold
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10 bis Friday avcaiDg talk at Ply.
month church. MrsBeeebsr condemned
IN the s,roHseAt language the treat,
:, ment whrh IN, see bad received q,
The hands o. rhe presbytery. 81 Newark
!. for Allo~iug wouan. 70 preach from
80, hisPnlpa, Mr. Beeebet said the Old
Testament ell the traditions OF Tie
Jews and the teaehiag~ of Christ ALLOW
cd women 10 la sil that nea were.
The condition % ~oman at the time
when pa0l forbade her talking in the
chorch was q the most degraded Kind.
bot The position which she bad attain.
~ ed in modern civilization woald not
allow the application 10 her Of PauI's
restriction
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n vafass D,raA1raur politics
ptessG e at Wasaiag,on a1a elstsbee
have toer posig anaI tue resu',
a tbe compromise til j. koosn ].
sad - - bed u s4selcA - mBch
hAisd 81 ihsbast - has be~a pc
paFsd 80 ts1sse oeoash9ts
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sua 81 Dn8s sH3 Eigss AAkiaK ali ~ a0ns Ia
be afWest styleH. sua f5s iuast - hiaHsSls
paifrfas ~ Lsass aad hi4fFAs' Dress fHA
ieskA wlll le ssHs IN airs Ne - tii tsAf great
ualas " p&asss - th0ss 800 nay iag9s a. sttA
thsls patronage.
MI. L. b. sfOcE8ELL.
dee. ~ isi6 ~
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Tie Ntsiep tas8a Trlegfsph Go
hss deesis3 90 aits ~ = ,hs Congfeas-
bnal tomsa i,ee she 'elegtafss called
To-. and nuw fbe pcrocrats are not
h4if a. aut 100. - ,Ley ser about
having hen. Itpas wor1 that wiu
CO. totl ~ays. and i y ho. qa'ie
ssllais sAleA psuJ vii get bari ihr
AOrss ~ Il.
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FEATHERS and FLOWERS.
/ have nice Trimmed Hats
for $3.50 and So.

Mott ~ tht gesa3s have Ltfu bought sttbia
few sffss E,td ali b. "A 81 esrF Zoe prices,
al sara All BE- done hi saY thlt ~lsi phase
custouefs. bERsaYeig eqmpstent VefsyB % 40
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lOMMlnSlONER,a NOIlCE.

~ We the tobseribeu. hlHg appalnted ny
the Hon. the Probate Court fDf tho District 81
Msafhastsr Commissioners 70 receive. examine
aud adjust the claims aud demands " all pefSohs
agHiHst the estates u
George Bat be der Agd E'yip /. Batehsdtr,
tate u Dorset,
"a said District deceAaed and Aiso ~ elatms aud
demands enhibtted an offset thereto aud III
months from TIE 6llt daY u Jsnusfy, 1871, being
aiiDwaa by said Court Ist DiAt puuosr, Va da,
therefore. hsrsb give notice, nat ~ VIII attend
90 the basinezs " eur appointment ~ tbs d~siei
tfg hoase II u, l.. ksni, il Isst Doftst on th-
Oh DAY Jus neat foH ana four O'clock r.
y. ga sSld day.
Dated II Dor-si; THE eth esY ~ January.
4. b. iEsI
EDWARD r4rcnELDEB, eo.,.
sl3u joins l.. BATCnE1DEk,
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CaStOria.

X mistake To suppose that CsstoHa ip not
adapted 20 grown porsDns wbH IA "a l4rsn,
ritey oniy csli 90 increase the quantity. hut
children have 80 macy complaints iof whlrh
castnlis j. adapted liku Wind ctiie SOUR stom.
aol wHma, ieltrr, tes;hiuE sud eioup, that "
l. esptcia1y r,eoumi ndcd fns ihcW4 NJ fss
It's effects are moro certain han casipt n.
contains no Hlcrhol, and IL A. pleasant tssr -
honey. u usyer gupas Nv fsEnhin< the
stomach sud bowel. u caos the blood, etpclp
worms aud prevents fyvorlshnoas, qn,stA tho
nerves aud produces health then uf eaursa
children can sleep 80 qua spd mo hers can
rGal
CastoriAis recommended y all physicians aud
mn ses who have tried Il, and u "a having rap-
idly increasing s,ie. ID isutnpaeed w,ta great
care after tie recipe II DR. samuel Pitcher II
Massachusetts AZ the Iahratory OF J. y Rose
a Co., 40 Dey street. Now York,
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MILLINERY.

LAss on hand nife assortment II Millinery
C50as eost sistlsE %. Fflt and Velvet Hats 10 all
the new shspes { Q ossfs. and al skes also
aew lol0s France f9r u4RklAg Hat snd bonnets,
sud n.ce assortment ~ aiks yeifsia aud
Is bb4a lue ssstftDeut ~
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3. E,TERBROOK's ESTATE.

+ 8. EsTERBR0OK'S ESTATE
- STATE ~ vEnApN1 District Of Manohsstefss
10 Probate Court, bold 81 Manshssiar within
and for saia Diaiust on lie titb day Of Jsnasryt
A. u. isTi
lrssent. Hon. =. j, Burton Judge
The AdWinislfAtoF oD the prtAte ~ J. u. Fs
terpt ~ 1T ~ hfhnoiik,ter ~ aid district de-
coa.ed, pfa.oiinR' - t.riFt An tecdunt " bis
Adhini,tfaiisn on SAID sttste, u 10 ordered ny
ssid Court that said. SeGeunt be examined f.f
sIowAbco ~ srstitn thereof to b. held Al the
Probate ON tn Manchester ~ tRl I District, ON
lhs 2stk daY 81 Ffh A.. y. 1871, and that notice
be giytn 30 al pehaus infertuted bFaknpubli-
cation az thi. oder 10 The Mstehester JorESAL,
a nswspapsf pratrd 81 said MaBehostsfi thros
weeks sueesssiyely, previous to fti zine of
heading
true record
.-,. Atteh. p. D. BuHTgE, hdgs
frus copy reeUf,
Aassl, n. II. BURTON. Judge.
S58W
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Tupisp1I JAS %. Isli
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CENTENNIAN,
For Hard Coal, Soft Coal or Wood.

Has very large high ventilated Oven, convent
ent Feed OF Broiling Door in 'front.' durable
Crate, Fire back Centcrs and Covers Nickel
Turn Buckles on Oxen Doors, Illuminated Mica
Trout aud Chnkerle-s Gratis which shakes from
the front aud dumps from, the end, Large Ash
Pan Doors Tin Lined. ODly he best new on
Is used, aud the MountiuP and Fitting are very
superior. Reservoir portable.
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Forest Acorn Cook,
EoR WOOD.

Medium 10 price, an | Que ~ the handsomest
Stoves w have ever made. llassll the appoint
ments IT the Acr0n, but lighter and cheaper. A
perfect stove selling largely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-02

Cp,RrFsToy June 3O.-Coiion hrm; Aidaling ll'e44r;
Tor N npv L.. Good ordinary, lO'i-i net receipts o
hal,s- ,alrs. 10 5a,e.: STOCK ., OF bal 49,, ,
~.vANNtu Jue 3O.-tOttun him; MIulhg' IA ~; Low
MID ling lc; Good ora nary, !O2t irt ieccp's ~
rss 2g7 bales exports COastNist, -lS pe' SUM- -'
bales. H.. .rstlt,,, 1ta,,. recerits
~ bales; shipments 20 Dacs' sales -1p OaicS soc"'
ip,tSl'Ny I'M Iuge 3O-Cofton firm; Midding ll'c Low
nj, ri,y c Good ordinary lie; receipts 10 bii7i
.hpurn 22J bales sales 40 bales sphhris IuV oa'''
stool o. 1' line 3o-Cotion firm Mdd'ne, l2c Low
49, r1uoris coasiwis20 bales; sars 1870 Oaes HINHer'
..tvrsroV Inae 3O-COtion firm; Midd.ing lac: Low
,,,ttus ll,. Goui Ordinary, .Oi.cf mel receipts =
hall. rXpo-s coastwise, p bales sales 10 baeS sock'
LEO 1aes. ...... g.. a.. ,..,.,r. N,,,lti;rc
He. Low Middling lO'c. Good Ordinary Io4c; SocN'
i1"irSsi.it June 30-Couon firm and steady Mddlng'
rini, pFfruA June 3'.-Cotron finn; Mdilng, l2i2ci
Inv Md ling f. - Good Ordinary II lrc nei recon u,
80 bales: gross i39 bales sales, ~ bales st"cs fOoo
bales. .. ,.-,... ,,.,,t.r. Ill. Inv
II ,Iiug fc: Ordinary lO'ic. rectiu+ 10 O1csi
.1i,r,a,,t. .tf r-: $50 bales; sorh "5't airs
NOM p June COTTON nrn; Mlh'ihnf ] . 10" All-
lt-- 80: Good Zoe; rrt receipts, = naltsi *
tnr co,stXis. l64 b4lrs; sir 90 al si.th D. " c''
NrW.urtFANs Jane 3G.t"uon strong Mddhnp, II'r.i
"a bales gross f3> bales; exports 10 Great brAn LlO0
halo. -r.-. 500 I4.es; ST.. Is. bi,$3i nll", ,,
tT.r sra June DO ~ ~ firm; nnddlin@ &C. low mo
1tu- llt. eu.i uItIa rs luA2r. Grcrl p, 10 - 90
III $40. Jam cti uLdahug, lusc NteAly
recep.s II; sci ,mcnts Oi stocs, l,f11.