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WASHINGTON, April 19th.-The Repubh-
can Senators have all been notified TO be
promptly in their seats to morrow, to make a
determined effort to pass the resolutions for
the election CT thcers. Heretofore at adj
journmens the Democrats have always had
several motions pending, but by some sort of
neglect they failed in this part of their plan
this afternoon, and pending business win be
first on the passage OF the resolution to elect
officers. Tonight the Democrats heard OF
the matter, and have sent word to their Sem
ators to be on hand.
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VI. Manufacturer and Importer Of
Hats and Hat Materials. Wholesale and Retail.
Northeast corner Montgomery and Bush streets
and 402 Kearny.
Hermann, The Haftcr-No. $50 Rearny street,
near Pine. The fcest hats at the lowest prices
Factory: No. II Be,den street
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Municipal Election.

PErALUMA, April 19sh-At the city eIec.
ton Yesterday the following were elected
City Irustees-H. I. Fairbanks, NJ Doyle,
H. Seitz; Marshal, J. Blume; Recorder. J.
Cavanaugh Treasurer, A. Henry ASS ssor.
c. Humphreys :. School observation-disclosures
Singley, w. II. Dalton, G. W. Edelman.
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BRINK Halls Peps;n Wine Bttters and
be happy ana content. Cures dyspepsia or indiges-
tion. Absolutely pure mrs ii
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still n Mystery.

HoLLIsTER. April 19th.-There is no clue
yet to the killing or suicide of the man Hol-
comb, whose body was recently found under
a peach tree ON the road near the line Of
Monterey and San Benito counties. De-
ceased, who formerly had brother residing
here. was about &c years old, and a gardener
h,, occ,,na+inn
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS.

Langley Il NiChacIS- Wholesale Druggists, I'm.
porters OF pure French English aud German drugs.
Northeast corner Front aud Pine streets
a. f. Downing Il Son Wholesale Dealers
IN Druggists and Proprietary Speuidties, No. Is
Second street Grand Eotel Bui ding
Justin Gates.-Pioneer uru,gist. removed to 10
Montgomery street. Turkish and Eussan Baths.
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METALs, sToVEs. RANGES. ETc

W. w. Montague & Co.-Importers of Stoves,
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Marbleized Nantes,
Crates and Tiles manufacturers of Plain,
Japanued and Stamped Tinwarc Nos 40, lt2,
ia, Il6 and us Battery street.
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EDUCATIONAL pUBLIcATIoNs

Albert Lyser a Co.-PUblishers "PaeiaeSehool
and Home Journal;' monthly: g. per year. In
advance. devoted 70 Educational neyests OF tho
Pacific coast. Official Organ State Uepartmen ~
Pa5Lc Instruction. No s2S Market street.
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BUSINESS COLI EGGS,

Pacific Business college and JeIegraphIe
Institute Life Scholarship. for fun Business
Course. 500. W. (. ChEmberlain, Jr.. and 7 4,
Robinson, ploprietors, No. $50 Post street oppo.
site Union Square, san FraLcsco, ca. send for
CirrnlarS
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India.
DEATH OF A SULTAN.

LONDON, April 19sh.-The Sultan of the
Tooloo Islands is dead. and civil war has
broken out among the natives in connection
with the election Of his successor
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IRON WORKS, BOILER AND MA
CHINERY MAKERS.

Sa ramentO Boiler Woris--Nos 214 and 2l6
Beale street. j. +. Hail. Practical Boilernaker
Manufactures Marine. Stationary and Portable
Boilers, and all kinds Of Sheet Iron Works
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PRoVIsroN PAcnrEs
TIA IMPORTERS.

Merry. Faui st C9.-Packers Importers and
Dealers in Meat Products of all descriptions
Office, Nos. 125 and II California street.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

Geo. LOOMS, Plaza storcs- Successor to c. P
Van Setback Il Coz Importer, Wholesale aud
Retail Dealer in Imported and Domestic Cigars.
Depot for celebrated brards OF key West
Cigars; Old Judge, Fragrant Vanity Fair, >
"Caporar' Cigarettes and Tobaecos Pipes az d
Smokers Articles generally; Yankee Notions,
etc. Nos. 5o6 10 40 Kearny street, opposite the
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VFstOV OF kHsNttHCt lOTn nf5HstOncr- ~ n
Fra cisco, Cal, Aprl l, lsSl.-Notce to Rvldcrs Of
Policies in the Piedmont aud Arlington Life In.
OF California. You arc requested to at once file
your policies, together with the last Premium
rece' pts, IN this Office, Tor valuation.
J. c. MAYNARD,
api-3plm InzuTance Commissioner.
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The Carson New appeal says there are
schemes on foot to break up the labor
unions OF that State.
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sauborne, Vail se Co.-Importers ana N,,,,,f.,.
urers Of Mirrors, holdings and Francs Chroros
Engravings, Brackets, Easels, Statuarv an;
Artists Materials, No. ST. Market street "N'
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oAFtTAL Gas COMPANY,

S wAtN WEATHER Is APPROACHING,
"A housekeepers are respectfully Invited not TO
luse sight Of the reat merit of GAS COOKING
STOVES. TheY will be found equal TO the cooking
of any fam ly and as economical as BY the ordinary
methods, while the advantages No heat in the
house. no shes, SCOT, no dirt, packing Of wood
or coal, and no waste. As the gas Is lighted
cooking comm nees; when the work is finished no
further consumption of fuel. Varieties of these
stoves NAV be seen and had az the Gas Company,s
workshop on E shth street. be ween ] and X. The
Company will Tut these stoves up wherever the
user cesires without charge except small monthly
rental 70 that lc Tisk is taken b., any ore desiring
TO use them J. r.. WATSON
aI-2,tf President Csptal Gas Company.
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EAIR DRESSING.
HATS.

Galdsfcin Il EObn-Importers of Human Hair
| Wholesale and Refill. wigs loaned No. 7.9
Market st Get, opposite Dupout.
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WHOLESALE cRocERs.

Taber. Harker & CO.-Importers and Wholesale
Groeers Nos. los and ITO California street.
WelImap. Peck & Co.-Importers and Whole
sale Grocers and De lers in Tobacco and Cigars
Nos. l26 to 1s2 Market, and No. 20 California
Root IL sanderson- importers and Wholesale
Grocers, No. l22 Market street aud 10 California
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HOTELS.

International Temperance HoUse-Nos Sa4
and S26 kearuy street Passengers and IaggaSe
transferred free. H. C. Partridge Proprietor
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory
ARTISTS.
ARTISTS MATER1AY.s rrc

h e1 al tieian and Photographer. No
Montgomery street. Established in 1851 -'0 =
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HANggRs CEscAsA SA6RApA BiTTEEs meeting
with the success they justly merit Try it.
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MARRIED.

WASHINGTON, April 20th-A M-For Northern Pa.
ciic region: Partly cloudy or cloudy weather
with rain For California Clear weather.
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REeUt ArE TIE LIVER with Hammers Caseara
Sagrada Bittsrs, and health is the result.
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f!eischman's Vienna Model Rakery-No. 2C5
hearny street, Roemer Bros., Proprietors. Coffee,
Chocolate, Lunch, Ice Cream and Oysters. Al
kinds Of Cakes constantly on hand. Parties and
families supplied
ssatsOa D0ree-No. 2l7 Kearnv street Ladies
and gent'emens restaurant Private rooms up
stars All the delicaeies Of the market.
swain's Family Bakery and Dining
Salo9n-No. CSC Market street, Wedding cakes,
ice cream oysters, ellies, etc., constantly hand.
Families supplied.
Original italian Rcstaurant-No. $40 Clay
ST., bet. LeidesGorf and Sansome n. Giap0oui,
late Manager Of Campi Restaurant, has taken the
management. Il vii! be run in best Italian style
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BORN.

Auburn, April 1s-By Rev. Father Lshey. joseph
T. Madden, OF Sacramento, to Mary j. Wilson, OF
Newcastle, Cal.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.


WALLA WALLA, April l9th.-Last night,
during quarrel between two rival lager teer
brewers, +. L. Kebar struck Anton Herter
a severe blow, knocking him down. When
Herter undertook to rise it was found that
his right leg was broken ia two places below
the inee. He was removed to his home and
the fracture reduced.
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HAMMERS CAscARA SAeRADA BrTTrRs stimulates
Q torpid liver.
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RESTAURANTS


sieGfrIcd Il Braudenstetn-No 30 California
street. r q. Box :, I63.
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SAY FRAycIsco, april 19.h.-Police officer
Dsnnison died to-day frem the effects Of
strychnine taken with suicidal intent. Cause.
domestic trouble.
The Chamber of Commerce. al It's regular
quarterly meeting to-day. Endorsed tbs bill
for the preventing OF adulteratioa Of food
recommended by the National Board Of
1'rodn
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GENE E0TICEs.


II IS generally adm tied tina. there cam
not De anytnirg more tNqpistsly delicate fer per
tuning ne handkerchief than MURRAY Il Lam
MANS FLORIDA WATER, hua its great aud dis
neve property is is adaptabiity to the use Of the
bath 1t Is the only perfuins that we know OF espc-
cially and particularly suited TO use in his way ;
toe pcwer l has II impaIting u the waters of the
bath great soothing, reirS shias and inyig rating
effects IS peculiar to Itself 400 II
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PACIFIC COAST.
CALlFoRssA.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
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CHICAGO, April 10 h-The troubles Of the
street-car companies are not yet past. A
peculiar and heretofore unknown disease has
broken out amc pg the horses II begins with
a swelling just below tie fetlock, which after
a little testers and becJmes n discharsinc
sore. It yields slowly TO sLiil:ul treatment.
bat unless taken early the poisonous matter
spreads itself upwards and infects the blood,
causing death. The horses are, in any ca9e,
laid up from two to three weeks. Veterinary
surgeons attribute the disease to the long
period Of wiuter, during which the aninals
have been obliged to sta.d and travel 10 The
cold and wet slush. The disease has been
gaining ground for some days, ard to-day a
large proportion Of the South Side Cosnpanys
horses are under treatment also 200 horses
of the Moth Side Company, ard IS q the
West Side Company. Permelees Brothers
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60 10 The LAFAYETTE, X ST.. bet. Third and
! FOURTH, Tor hne Wines, Liquors and Cigars TIE
Best Billiard Take in town j. o. HECTOR aI-SpIm
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HAMMERS ckscAsA sAsRApA Bi1TEks for habitua
Constipation
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For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream. etc. go 10
and sixth. ie23-lm
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Drug store For Sale. IL, The nourI.h.

Hall &c Let.-E'i asaut Bali, newly Gtfed.
I on siNth street, tween anl x, 10 LET SUNDAY
and Monday Evenings j. L SKINNER. aloSt
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Fer the Best aud Cheapest Meals In
the city, so to HENRY FISHER. ie23- m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-17
Tn. rir,t National Bank Of Brattis.
hero.

H.eciyrr Price has made detailed state
nirni Of the broken Brsiileboro bank. 1t
appears from this repor, that wsite's de-
falealion extends back several years and
,lIst at tho tirno Of It's conversion into a
National bank II had no more than $780,
600 capital instead Of 500, 900
The bank has abou, s25.ep0 in hand to
10 returned 10 the stockholders and there
is prospect Of recovering large sum Of
money ia the famous organ suit, though
this is not certain. Mr.. Price closes his
report si,h the following
euntil siockhol are more vigilan. in
locking after their interests. by elcctine
directors representing, moi one or more Of
fircrs, bat the shAreownen OF the institu-
ton, men like Silas NJ Waits will he
found. wiih sufficient ability and holiness
10 manage the association for personal
ends and then treat proposed invcstiga-
llon Of the assets by some OF the directors
as 40 impcrsinrnee, followed by the
prompt and enforced retirement Of the two
inquisitise trustees Waite repealed any
suggestion touching his personal integrity
~ aa insult which be knew well how 10
resent and Il sAs this seasitireness, with
has apparent high character in private life
and halllgerent nature, fortified BY per-
soasl courage. which enabled him TO dis
regard both honor aud dnty with impuni-
~ in hts management OF trust funds
A meeting Of the ssockholiem Was held
Thursday TO elect AZ agent 10 take charge
81 the Affairs but 10 choice WA made and
another meeting will he called.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-17
OBITUARY.

Died at her home 10 Factory Point, Satur-
day, Feb 18th, 1881, OF Bright's Dis
ease OF the Kidneys, Mrs. l.. Isidore
Marsh. the wife Of J. w. Marsh, NJ D.,
and daughter OF DR.. jeremiah Arnold,
Of Londonderry, VI, Al the age of 80
years.
Another home is bereft Of a precious
wife and mother who was counted most
excellent by those who had enjoyed her
loving ministrations, and who best knew
her personal worth. The funeral was held
on the Monday following. A briefservice
at the residence was conducted by the
Rev. Mr.. Reed The remains were then
taken to Peru, where large number OF
former friends and acquaintance from
that and other towns met at the Congrega-
tional church to express cordial esteem
and TO proffer kindly service. An
sermon was preached by Mr.
Pratt of Dorset The pastor, Mr.. Vincent,
assisted in the devotional exercises and the
service OF the organ and choir was quite
impressive. Mrs. Marsh's last years were
much afflicted with pain and wasting dis
ease, but during this period the divine
burden. bearer came graciously TO her aid,
he bore her griefs and carried her sorrows,
he sanctifed her sufierings, and for her
brought life and Immortality to light in
the gospel. Her husband aud two surviv-
ing children, her oldest daughter Flora
NJ, aged l6 years, and her youngest daug-
ter Rena Isidore of only one year, grieye
over her departure but may well rejoice
for her that she is at rest
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-17

The Senate Finance Committee has rec
commended some amendments to the new
funding bill. which, il adopted finally.
will materially alter the bill as it passed
the house in the important particulars
One proposed amendment changes the
rate Of interest from three 10 three and one
half PER oesiu1,i and in consequence Of this
proposed increase in the rate OF interest, .
second amendment recommended striking
out the clause OF the bill which compels
tho national banks TO purchase the bonds
Of this lean AZ security for their notes,
since with the rate Of interest increased TO
three and bali no such arbitrary means
woali be needed TO secure the ready plac-
ing Of the loan npon the market, while II
"a just possible that the loan would not
iIoat readily at three per cent without
this proyision the third amendment would
increase the time In which the bonds
~onli 10 rc,lecm4ble by the government
at its option. thus making the loan FIVE
~ ehiy instead OF iiyeten one.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-17

TIE presers de rsklrs1 ,ssveoD New.
rori and Islaat Pad a bs,ag discussed.
The - JaAnst'ury AL Lake chAmplsin
Taiirasi has ordered iooi,os cars 10 accom-.
uspaaie their Increasing business
COD Ola SCOTT. Of BenEingtoa. was call.
ea Ia Nev Yors rcou,iy. snd nay complete
a peudtng contract with the BussiAa GOV.
ernmelai iat gan powder machinery q
nearly half mrliou dollars
The liqaof commissioner 81 Caledonia
county reports that there we're lsss gallons
sold NY agents 10 lsso. about 900 gallons
less than 10 1879 The amount cold ia ~
yohusbnry has. lecreased. bot there has
becu an increase ia sorae u the other
towns
Jaslas Dart VII enter AZ once upon his
dasirs As superintendent Of education, q
Sunlsr Of pfomincu, inca having signed
an agreement At Montpelier ThusdAy
guaranteeing him bis salary and expense.
il is sAid that 100000 Zee, Of lumber
vill be Manufactured IN Iainoille conpiy
this season. This will absorb about 800
acrea Of the best timbercd land. or rather
the timber on H.
Small po1 broke ont In the lumber
camp al Holland. short time since, and
has spread Bpidly There are 10 cases in
Holland
Az ycrgennes Wednesday Governor
Farnham aud the trustees Of the reform
school me. TO consider plans for the er
pendiiure Of the $40 900 voted by the state
for the enlargement Of the reform school
The matter has long been delayed, but it
looks As though the will Of the Legislature
will at length be obeyed.
H. H. Smith OF Westfeld. Orleans
county, attempted suicide Wednesday by
cutting his throat with knife, making q
severe but not fatal wound He had been
arrested on debt Of $50, and although
wealty, rather than pay that amount at.
tempted self.murder,
A New York company will begin mining
for gold In Worcester as soon as spring
opens, and have new dredging machine,
from which they expect much. Hundreds
Of thousands Of dollars have been spent in
mining since gold was first discovered in
1857. but it has never been obtained in
paying quantities.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-17

Patrick Egan, treasurer Of the Land
Leagne, telegraphs from Paris TO the Irish
World. There was full meeting OF the
Land League here. Pnrnell presided Ar
Engagements were made to carry on the
work Of the League; in all eventualities
there will he no finehing. The organiza-
ton in Ireland is well.uigh perfect; the
people are of one mind and ono spirit
Put no faith in the ridiculous and mali
cous rumors concerning the officers OF the
League. These stories are manufactured
tot purpose. Psruel returns TO Parlia.
men, TO oppose the passage Of the arms
bill Hence no will proceed to Ireland.
Dillon replaces Dayitt. Numerous meet
ings are now being held in Ireland TO de-
nounce the conduct OF the government
and protect against coercion. The govern
ment is committing blunder upon blum
der We feel confident that the coercion
act when passed, will fail OF its end.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-17

This l. beyond qnrsiten the mDst sue
eessiai Cough Medicine SO haze ever sold.
few dosrs Invariably cnro the worst osso'
Of Cough, Group. saa Broaohitls, uhile ~
wonderful fncooss 10 the cure 81 Cnnsamp
iion Is without parallel IN the histary q
medicine. Since IL arss discovery Il la,
l,ccn sold On a guarantee. = ia1 which No
other medicine cAn stand. II yau have .
Cough We earnestly ask you 70 try IL
Price 10 eta, ~ cis aud SI.o0 II your
Luhgs are sore. Chest. OF hack Lame, use
Shilob's Porous Plaster Price ~ cents,
Sold by j \ HAM. Manchester, and 10y
g. J. WATT. Factory Point, W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-17

A Washington dispatch says the death
Of Fernando Wood caused sensation
here, although the event was not mex
pected Mr.. Wood suffered intensely
from acute rheumatism and kidney iroub-
leo His death will make Mr. Ticker tenn
porary chairman OF tho ways and means
committee, though in the short remainder
Of this Congress no reorganization of the
committee will be attempted Mr. Woods
death was perhaps FASTENED by his great
desire TO get his refunding bill through
the House He attended the session
of the House against the counsel Of his
physicians, aud when in state Of great
exhaustion. The New York delegation in
the House have met TO take action with
reference 10 tho death OF Mr.. Wood. Mr..
Cox presided. Appropriate resolutions
were adopted
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-17

Tho criminal statistics OF the United
States sLows one convict 10 every 5000 OF
population, which is not as large a per.
oenisgo a. is exhibited by other nations.
There are 10 state prisons, peniientiaries,
work houses aud houses Of correction. 10
those there are 20, 1875 eonviets OF labor, Of
whom 81 .2i2 are men and 2,sis women;
i0,C07 are employed at farming and labor,
1904 at iron work, 6,5sl nj boot and shoe
making. ASA on furniture, 3, 262 on cloth
ing add the remainder on carriage making,
carpets. machinery. leather goods, stone,
wooden aAre aud prison duties.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-17

Afief noagress adiourns The groci.i,&ek'
orr propose 10 bold a great convention N
Chicago 10 form peoples party, which
shall CARR ,be cyusiry Ia 1884 IL plat
form will l,o broaieT than that adopted by
he Weaver coaveuiion las, year, bot The
sane men ill 10 II the bead, Weaver,
Gillette Aal Chambers. They hope 70
gaia such additions from the Democratic
ranks A. viii give them eoairol in Tie
beat hoase, sHd then. by combination,
uniie tie shole opposition and elect their
candidate 10 1854
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-02-17
NOTICE.

NOlIOE.
~ Tho nonresident proprietors OF the iowa
Of Dorset In the County OF Benninp ton, arc
hereby notified that tho taxes assessed by said
Town and State Of Vermont within tbs three
years neat preceding this date remain either In
whole or IN part unpaid on tho following iands
10 wit
On about three acres Of land and tho build
ings thereon standing, known and called ,hs
Wheeler steam mill prop rty aid the sAmsldeed.
ed by Geo. o. Hosmer 10 Chss Demond by deed
dated August 30h 1875. set 10, and taxed to
ChRs. Demond and \ NJ Spencer. ON Grand
Ltt OF 1850. Tax due thereon t7'36.
The same land and premises are set 10 and
taxed to Charles Demond en- Grand List OF said
town, for the years 1877, 1873 and 1870 and taIes
duo thereon for said years amount 10 tl5U5.
Whole amount due t22 80. And so much Of said
lands and promises will be sold 81 public auction
at Barrows h Wilson's hotel in East Dorset vii.
iago In said Dor.et on the oath day Of March,
1881, VI 10 O'Clock In tho forenoon ~ shall DO
requisite TO discharge said taxes with costs I'M
less previously paid
Dated at Dorset in said County OF bennington
this 9Th day OF February, A. d. 1881,
DWIGHT SYKES,
40sw Frat Constable and Collector.