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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-06-15

Capt. c. W. Ford has just returned from a
short visit to Aroostook.
President Chamberlain of Bowdon College
sails for Europe to-day.
The decoration of soldiers graves at Togus
will take place Monday. Gen. c. P. Mattocks
of this city will deliver the grafton.
Governor Conner and wife were in town yes
terday and in the afternoon, by Invitation of
A. Little, Esq one of the trustees, visited the
Reform School, Mr.. Jose, Of the Executive
Council, also joined the party.
Mrs. L. d. M. Sweat is presiding at the ses-
sion of the lady regents of the Mount Vernon
Association in Washington. Daring the last
thirteen months there have been Is, 1884 visitors,
each one paying quarter of dollar to the
fund for repairs and expenses.
Miss Elizabeth J. Ellis, of Bristol, the young
lady who graduated with so much honor at
Middleton year ago. and who has since filled
the position as teacher in Wesllesley College
SO successfully, was seized Friday, May 31st,
with complicated throat disease, which rap
idly became serious, and ended fatally on Tues
dav
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THE FIREMEN AND THE FoURTH.-Last eve-
ming Chief Engineer Lttlefield called the Fire
Department together at his office to get their
opinion in regard to turning out on the Fourth
of July The several companies were well
represented and Mr.. Littlefeld presided at the
meeting. He stated to them that the commit
tee on the Fourth of July celebration had Of
fered a prize of $50, divided into two prizes of
$50 and 500 each, to be given to the two sue
cessful companies who, starting singly from
given point and running given distance, shall
get a stream on roof from the summit of
ladder in the quickest time After the propo-
siton was made it took but short time to get
the opinion of the men The first man who
spoke gave in few words the impression that
be wouldn't run with the machine for any such
price, and he moved to lay the proposition on
the table, The next speaker wanted to drop
the matter without any action. The third
speaker thought that the committee had in
suited the hook and ladder companies by not
offering them anything Che was a hook and he
was In favor of not turning out at any price.
The fourth speaker thought the committee
should be treated with courtesy, and he moved
that the proposition be simply declined. The
motion prevailed. Then it was proposed to
make the committee proposition, and it was
thought that for prize Of $3.50, to be divided
into 800 and $50 purses, the companies wonld
all turn out. This was tried in the several
companies, and Nos. and voted to turn out
if such purses were offered, while Nos. 1.
and voted not to turn out at any price, where
upon the other companies joined with them
and it was settled that the fire department
would not participate in the great celebration.
Gen. Mattocks proposes to the commanders
of the several military companies that if they
will agree to turn out about 10 a. m. on the
Fourth and make a two hours parade he will
make arrangements for their transportation to
Baldwin and return, and furnish them there
with collation.. Each company is to select
team of ten men to shoot for the prize offered
by the city, at the range of the Maine Rife
Club at Baldwin.
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Field Day at the High school.

The class in botany, accompanied by their
instructor, Miss Gould, left for the Ocean
House at half-past s yesterday morning. They
find the wonderful pitcher plant in that vicini-
ty as well as other interesting botanical speci-
mems. The class in zoology, under the instruc.
ton of Mr. Morrill,, left for JEWELS Island at
noon.
The following is statement of the collection
made by the geological class:
PrOtozoanS-Sponge q species.)
RddidteS-Star Fish (common); Sea Urchins
q species, Echinus and Echinarachinus); Jelly
Fish e species, Aurelia, Cyanea, Pleurobra-
thuridea or Sea Cucumber, Cavier); Nulipore.
Mollasks-Clam; q species); Buccinum
Purpura; Limpet; Nstica; Cypraena; Sasicar-
va; Cardum; Pandora; Crenella; Mesodesma;
Astarte q species, Astarte Castanea, Astarte
Suscata); Auomia; Lillerina g specles) Eggs
of Buccinum; Eggs of Purpura.
Articuldtes-Crab (cOmmon); Hermit Grab;
Barnacle; Shrimp q speces); Annelide; Un-
cola; Butterfly Il species); Moth Il species);
Sow Bug
Vertebrates-Crow; Gunner; Cod; Pollock;
Eel.
The thanks of the class are due to Mr. Fuller
of the Natural History Society for accompany.
ing them and enhancing the success of the ex
cursion by dredging, naming specimens and
other acts of Kindness also to Captain Oliver
of the Express for his accommodating spirit.
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DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT "A letter
received id this city yesterday announced the
death of Robert l. Robson in Brooklyn, L. I.
Thursday morning. Mr.. Robson was born in
Portland in December 1907, and was in his list
year. He was the son of Captain Thomas Rob-
ison, descendant of an old Scotch family Of
wealth. Mr.. Robson was, for time, in the
oil business in Portland, in the firm Robson 8
Hyde, but of late years he has lived away from
this city, upon his property. He leaves wild
ow. formerly Mics Jane Northam of an old
Rhode Island family. His body will be brought
to this CITY for interment.
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JUDGE KNIGHT PRESIDING.
FRIDAY.-Timothy Seaman. Intoxication. Fined
So with costs.
Bartholomew WEIGH and Patrick Fitzsimmons.
Collecting house offal. Fined 50 each with costs.
Frank Longobardi. Search and seizure. Dis
charged. A. W. Bradbury.
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HOME FOR AGED WOMEN The Home for
Aged Women was open for the annual lnspec.
ton of friends and visitors yesterday. During
the day a very large number availed them
selves of the opportunity offered. The rooms
were adorned with flowers and presented a
very comfortable appearance. Mrs. Dolly, the
efficient matron keeps everything in good order
about the institution.
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SACRED CoNcERT.-ro-morrow evening the
original Virginia Jubilee Singers will appear at
the Museum in one of their pleasing pro-
gramme of plantation songs The troupe is
made up of good voices and their songs have
a melody abont them that is unsurpassed.
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AUCTION SALE OF FINE SILVER PLATED
WARE.-To-day, at 10, f. 0. Bailey s. Co.
commence the sale of large and fine stock of
silver plated ware. The goods are all manu-
featured by Meriden Britannia Co., Rogers and
other reliable manufacturers. The entire stock,
which embraces everything made in shape of
plated ware, will be sold without reserve. See
notice in auction column.
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BRUNSWICK, June Is.
To-day has been gala day for the people
Of Brunswick and Topsham, business being
generally suspended and the population turning
out en- n,dSse to witness the days festivities.
In the morning at o'clock large company of
eye Ancients and Honorables' assembled in
McKeen's woods, and during the morning hours
paraded the principal streets. everywhere elicit
ing much applause and creating great amuse-
ment for the LOCKERS on. In the afternoon the
fire companies of the two towns formed in pro-
cession at 2 o'clock, and with four bands
marched through the towns. The following is
the order of the procession:
Marshal, Chas. Townsend.
Aids, Fred. Wilson, e. w. johnson.
Continental Band, Portland, 10 pieces. Knights,
Androscoggin Company, Topsham, 4S men, Capt.
Beaumont.
Brunswick Band IS pieces, X. e. Brown leader.
Niagara Company. Brunswick, IS men.
| Brunswick Drum Corps, pieces, Hubbard leader,
| Protector Company, Brunswick, 40 men, Jas, Mason,
Captain.
Johnson's Band, Lewiston, % pieces, Horace john
| son, leader.
Kennebec Company, Brunswick, 4S men, Capt
| Toothaker.
The judges were Messrs. Craven of Bath
CLARK of Richmond, Cony of Augusta. The
result has already been aDnou need.
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ACCIDENT TO SHERIFF TARBox,-Thomas
Tarbox of Buxton, Sheriff of York County, was
thrown from his carriage Thursday at Hollis
Center and quite seriously injured. His horse
took fright from the engine which was furious
ly blowing off steam, and ran back, throwing
Mr.. Tabox out, and he struck on his shoulder
and side and was rendered insensible for a
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADvERTasRmENTs TO-DAY

NEW ADVERTISEMENT T0-DAx
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Fanny Marsh's Theatre-Soldier's Trust.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
City of Warsaw-M. M. Payson & Co.
Buckeye Mower-Kendal & Whitney.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Merry-5.
Goes.
Until Further Notce-Owen, Moore & Bailey.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Stop-Coe.
Bananas-I. S. Bean.
Lost-Locket.
To Let-Tenement.
Wanted-Girl.
One OF Two Pleasant Rooms To Let.
Good Rent-Wm III. Jeuis.
Found-Thos. G. Cooper.
FIRE Werks-B. L. Wells.
MeDs-Charles Gusts & Co.
Underwear-Jchn e. Davis.
Hats and Straws-E. N. Perry.
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The Auburn shoe shipments for the past
week have, it is hoped, touched low water
mark being the smallest for any week for a
long time only ABOUT half the number of the
corresponding week of last year. e. F. Pack
ard & Co.'S and some other.sheps are starting up
this week, and there will be more doing next
week,
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LOOK at Goes advertisement.

ONE-HALF of sickness is caused by taking
cold. Davis in ouz new advertisement column
calls the ladies' attention and tells them how to
avoid colds for themselves and children by
purchasing summer underwear of him and save
doctors bill.
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Fine straws, all prices, for children at Merry

rs BEAN, the fruit dealer at No. 1913 Com
mercial street, has just received a lot of plump
looking and delicious tasting bananas which he
is offering at the very lowest price. 1t is worthy
of remark that bananas are very good to take
about this season Of the year.
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THE PRESS.
THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots OF Fes-
sender Bros., Marquis, Brunei Il Co., Andrews,
Wentworth, Moses, n. B. Kendrick, and Chisholm
Bros on ali trains that run out of the city.
At Saco, of L. Hodgdon and Il. B. Kendrick.
at Bath, of j. D. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of Stevens q Co
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. following
county yesterday:
Deeripg-Joseph v Carabelli to John A.
DAILY, lot of land.
Sarah Lang to Edward M. Lang, land and
buildings.
Cape Elizabeth-Joseph B. CLARK to Albert
Pratt, 8 acres of land.
Scarboro-John Marshall to Eli Edgecomb,
6 acres of salt marsh.
Gorham--Enoch Maybry ct al. to Harvey
Wescott, II acres of land.
Standish-Leonard Shaw to Morris Parker,
10 acres of land.
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OXFORD COUNTY.

Mr.. G.. W. Skillings of Lowell was waylaid by
two highwaymen Tuesday night, in the woods
between Lowell and Fryeburg, and his watch,
a check on Portland bank for $128 and papers
were taken from him
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THE SOLDIERS TRUST Only two more
opportunities remain to see Mr.. Boniface's
admirable impersonation of Pierre Antoine in
the 'Soldiers Trust" and they should be i'm
proved by all who appreciate good play and
fine acting. A matinee performance will be
given at half past to-day, and the last repre-
sentation will be given this evening. Excur-
sion trains will bs run over the Rochester rail-
road to accommodate those in neighboring
towns who may desire to attend this after
moons performance.
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White yacht caps at Merry, the Hatter's.
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New MUsIo.-We have received of Ditson &
Company Of Boston several fine sheets of mu-
Sic among which are ''Eyes so Blue" a song
by Giro Pinsuti; "The Bird and the Maiden"
song by Edward Hecht; "Babes in the Wood
Waltzes," by Albert Henry Fernald; "Concsrt
Gems from Robert Schumann's pianoforte
works; and "Electric Polka" by j. s. john
ston; also "Musical monthly" No. 10.
G. K. Halves has received the new March
brillante by Charles D. Blake, entitled "Phon-
ograph."
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Young MEMS MANILA hats, light trimmed,
something new, at Merry, the Hatter's.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
Examination for High school.

ExamlnatiOn for High School.
EXAMINATIONS for admission to Portland High
II School will commence Monday next, June
15Ih All candidates for that school for next year,
lie schools, must be present at the office Of Supt of
schools, at O'Clock a. m on that day.
THOMAS TASH, Supt. of Schools.
Portland, June 70, 1878. jel3d4t
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UNTIL further notice Messrs Owen, Moore
& Bailey will sell Royal London Underwear for
65 cents.
RATS of new style Hats. A, 81. Coz.
Fine new Macknaw straws at Merry's.
TURN.DowN Linen Collars and Cuffs, new
styles; Neck Ruching, colored edges, something
new and handsome, only 10 cents yard. 81.
I. Nelson & Co.. 443 Congress street, Earring
ton block. juD14-2t
Special tan trimmed straws at Merry's
PROMOTE perspiration in colds and chills with
SANFoRD's JAMAICA GINGER
jn12 W&S
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YORK COUNTY.

A young man named Coolbroth has been
bound over at Limerick in $500, for robbing the
store of josiah Durgin at West Newfield, Sat.
urday. A portion Of the goods were found
where he lived.
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VERY latest Straw Hats.
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KNOX COUNTY,
LINCOLN COUNTY

Mr.. Leander Cark's two houses in Newcas
tie were burned last Wednesday.
The barn of Nathan Peaslee in Whitefisli
was burned Sunday night. Probably incendi
arY.
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Bananas.

Receive this morning Two Hun
dred BnncheS choice Bananas.
For sale at a bargain.
1. s. BEAN, 1913 Commercial St
ie15 d3t*
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One or two Pleasant Rooms to Let.
/ N good location, and in private family, with
l. without board. References exchanged. Address
with real name, BOARD, Press Office.
jel5 dSts
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TO Let.
sayENEMENT OF seven rooms, No. 201 Cum
Il berland street, corner of Franklin street. Will
be rented low. jel5d1w*
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EOunOs
NEAR the Eastern and Maine Central depot, a
IN WALLET, containing money and other valua-
bles which the owner can have by proving contents
and paying cost of advertising.
jel5d1w* THOS. O. COOPER, 46 Cross st.
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New Yorh frovisian MArass.

NHw YoRI. May s.
C0TTON-unchangod sales 692 bales middling
uplands at los.
FLOUR-the mark ct is quoted dull and heavy ;
Receipts 1000 bars; sales is 900 barls No2 at 20
al ~. Superhne state and western at l5di Is ;
common to good extra western and state 8 son
50, good to choice extra 90 st 05 as 80 /;
common to choice white wheat western extra at
Is al 50; fancy white wheat western extra at
35G7 10; common to good extra Ohio at 30
n p, common to choice extra st. Louis at
S5a6 IS. patent Minnesota extra good to prime
5 500 p; choice to double extra 3 70 a. 900,
Closing dull.
CORN MEAL, market is heavy: yellow West
ern. Jersey and Pennsylvania at 30T26 Co
WHEAT - the market L. 10 lover. Receipts
POI 90 bushels, sales 37609 bushels; | 2Spl %
for No. spring; | 3japl 81 for No. winter red /;
~ for white state.
western.
BARLEY-heavy.
BARLEY Matrimonial.
C0RN-lc lover heavy. Receipts l69 900 bushels
sales SIS 90; islf52i for ungraded western mixed
5OM iOi for steamer; 52zojlt for No. ?.
OATS = finer ; receipts 35 90 bushels sales
4, 90 bushs IS. iof No. diMa5i for mixed; 80
a3st for No. | white.
HAY steady; 55sf6l for shipping.
HoPs-quiet and Irregular a , for yssrlings'
state. l2nli for Californians.
COFFEE-Rio hrm at l3iME4.
sUGAR.frm; 7t07s for refining; y for prime I.
refined dull, for standard A; 81 for granulated;
"a for powdered; IOt for crushed.
MULAsSES- steady.
RlCE-market steady at 5izrGl for Louisiana ;
Ct a % Tor Carolina.
PETROLEUM-steady; crude c! a. ~; refined
at II !, united at 7tdl -Oi.
TALL0w-The market is weak sales 29OOOO
lbs. At 5ia7i.
EGGS heavy; I3alaic for State and Pennsyl-
vana,
POTATOES market is quiet. Peerless at 0AaD
II; Early Rose at GOAL G2 Peachbiows at Opdp
e.. Sweets ut 256pl c..
PROVISIONS-Pork heavy; moss 9 81 10 i0OO /;
Beef unchanged. Cut meats ght demand. Middles
heavy at 8 for western long clear, 81 for city
long clear.
LARD. BUTTER, Ere. - Lard, cles d lower
Wan 20. Butter, quiet and steady at i2ap2s for
new. Cheese Ia heavy at JaDiit.
LlNSEED Irregular at / sjsDl 90.
WnISK EY- firmer at o. nl o.
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To the Editor OF the Free Press and Times.
| am no politician, and therefore not an
expert in Analysing the C. ways that are
dark" and tricks that POSSIBLY before the
campaign is over) nay be "vain," that
have thus far appeared in relation to Con-
gresham from the Third Vermont District.
But it does seem queer" to say the
least, that Boston and Ludlow newspapers
are brought to the fore to exhibit the
shining virtues and consummate abilities
of Bradley Barlow for Congressman. Per
chance, have forgotten that the gift OF
thousand dollars to each of the Baptist and
Methodist churches of st. Adams goes
good WAYS towards commanding the smiles
and symrathies of clerical Bohemians.
Now, were it not for BRAD Barlow's
personal and social popularity, his wealth,
and the mistaken step of the Central YER
mont Railroad Company, whose managers
ought to keep out of politics in these anti
railroad times. he would have but little
chance to succeed Gov. Hendee. But as
his friends insist that he is "the best polit-
ical Vancouver in Vermont" he has fair
outlook for success for has he not
manager IN each oil the various poiitlcai
elements in the District ? Does he not unite
in his support those most opposite of antip-
odes- Gov Smith and Albert Clarke,
Geo. Ballard and "Priest" Van Norden,
A. G. Stafford and Geo Childs? Is not this
altogether the most lovely combination as
vet developed among Republicans in our
honest little State? And then al the Tildcn
fellows are piping Brad's praises; as well
as the leading Greeleyites. who strove to
make so much mischief six years ago
with the notable exceptions of State Audi
tor Ladd and Daniel Roberts.
trust Gov Hendee will resist the pres
sure OF the politicians who will beset him
to withdraw, and that he will consent TO
let the people have their own way and re-
nominate him. If. however, he takes the
other and mistaken course, the District
should look up some other equally straight
Republican for Corgress-one who has not
been an advocate of the greenback heresy or
the "silver swindle." In that event, Chit
tenden county has too much excellent Con-
gressionsl material to neglect pressing her
claims. 1t should not be forgotten that this
county has not had a Representative in
Congress since George P. Marsh. almost
thirty years ago. LOCKER On.
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Ayers Cherry PectOral,

For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs, such as
Coughs, Colds. Whooping Cough, Bronchitis,
Asthma and COusumptiOn.
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SHAWLS AND SKIRTS.

Full assortment and prices low. % Paisley
Square Shawls, from auction. at much less
than regular prices. Striped India, Filled
India, Shetland and Wool Shawls in great
variety.
Ribbons, Trimmings, Buttons, Fancy Goods,
&C., &C., in great variety.
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1000 PARASOLS.

% Pieces Black Silks from zoe. 10 $500 PEI
yard. Please examine our goods before pur
chasing and compare prices. Black Silks for La
dies Garment.. Full line colors for trimmings
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THIS /, TO give notice. that the 9Th day Of
May, A. D. ISIS. Warrant IN bankruptcy was
issued against the estate a. ~. 7. n ". Humph-
rev. of Burke, in the county of Caledonia, and
stIte OF Vermont. Who have been a'juuEed Bank
rupts on their own petit VI THAT TIE payment
Of any debts and delivery of any property belonging
To- said Bankrupts, to them for their use, and the
transfer of an, property by them, orbdden ny
law. that meeting of the creditors OF said
Bankrupt- II prove their debts. ant to choose
or more assignees Of their estate will he held ut
Court OF Bankruptcy, TO he holden at the Office
of Elisha MAY st. JOhnshurV. IN the
County OF Caledonia. and state OF Vermont. before
A. Underwood, ESQ. Register. On the I'D day
of May. A. II. ISIS. at O'Clock p. m.
i6s5y THOMAS FNlLEN,
Deputy United States Marshal, as Messenger
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VNHIS is to give notice. that on the LIST day OF
| May, A. ID. ISIS. Il Warrant in bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF Charles Green,
of Canaan. in the county OF Essex. and state
of Vermont, VINO has been adjudged Bankrupt
on his own petition: that the payment o, any
debts and delivery of any property belonging to
said Bankrupt. TO him, or for his use and the
transfer OF any property by him. are forbidden by
law that meeting Of the creditors Of said Bank
rupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one or
more assisnses of his estate. will be he'd at
Court OF Bankruptcy, to he holden Mt the hotel of
VIM. Ii. HartshOrn, in tiuidhsll IN the county
OF Essex, and STATE of Vermont. before John L.
Edwards Esq, Register, on the 3lst day Of May,
A. ID. ISIS, at o'clock p IN.
THOMAS FAILEV,
Deputy United States Marshal. as Messenger.
l6y2W
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

THIS is to give notice. that on the LIST day Of
i May, A. d. le7s, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
Issued against the estate OF q. o. standish,
OF Randolph, in the county Of Orange and State OF
Vermont. who has been adjudsed a Bankrupt on
detts and delivery of any property belonging 10
said Bankrupt to him, for his use and the trans
Ter OF any property by him, are forbidden by las.
assiSnees OF his estate will he held a. a Court
o. Bankruptcy, to be holden at the office OF
] W. howell in Randolph, in the county Of Or nge,
and State Of Vermont, before John l.. Edwards,
Esq, Re. lister, on the 18th cay Of May, A. 1873
at 10 o'clock a. IN. THOMAS FAILEY,
Deputy United States Marshal, as Messenger.
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