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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-28

Elder Hemenway of Athol. Mass, will
preach in the chapel on Sunday, Dec 30
at 1890 A. NJ. and l30 =. NJ
Oscar Boyden shot a gray hawk last Sat
urday that measured over three feet from
Zip to tip The bird will he mounted by
TaXidermist Clary Of Brattleboro
1t was indeed a grief stricken congrega-
ton which assembled at the church on
Christmas day, TO pay a last tribute of re
spect aud love 10y attending the funeral ser
vice Of our beloved DR.. Goodwilhe. Rev. Mr..
Parry, pastor Of the Baptist church at
Brattleboro, olciated taking text from
l. Kings, vIf22 "And upon the top of
the pillars was lily work, - from which he
drew IA fitting illustration Of the beauty and
strength Of character as portrayed in the
life Of DIR. Goodwilie-a true Christian a
conscientious physician and svmpathi2ing
friend. No music was desired except a
dirge upon the organ, which was PLAYED nv
Mr. + L. Brown as the procession entered
and left the church, The pail bearers from
the church were Drs. Holton, Ketchum and
Miller and Col. II. f. Taylor Of Brattleboro
and +. W. johnson, j. G. Allen. l.. w
Brown and G., +. Tyler at the cemetery
Dr. David Goodwillie aud Mrs. Guild of
New ork, brother and sister of the doc.
tor, were present also S. A. Smith of
'iullturd, &. q. Howard of Townshend and
Adm +. Miller of Dummerston. associate
members with the doctor in the last Yer
mont general assembly The afflicted fam
lIy have the sincere sympathy of the whole
community, aud may be assured that they
VIII not mourn their loss alone
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-28

There was a good attendance of old and
young at the church, on Tuesday evening.
Co listen to the exercises prepared by the
members of the Y +. : c. + They were
Conducted 10y the pastor, Rev H. A. Good
hue. who Is also president of the society,
and consisted of declamations. readings
and music, which fully merited the APP
piause received. After a few appropriate
remarks 10y DR.. Stevens nearly ali went to
the vestry, where a supper was served
The proceeds are to 90 to the treasury of
TINS society.
The mild balmy atmosphere this week.
With the patches of snow here and there
remind one Of spring. \ copious flow Of
sap is reported ON Christmas day
Charles Goodhue from Mt. Hermon,
Charlotte Miller from Mortified seminary,
Nellie Cutting from Vermont academy, are
spending the holidays with their parents.
Bert Houghton, from Brattleboro, spent
Christmas at his home
The ladies aid society meets with Mrs.
b. T. Hall Wednesday afternoon
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-28

This is what you ought 10 have in fact YOU
must have it to fully enjoy life Thousands are,
searching for II daily. and mourning b.taus,. they
find II not Thousands upon thousands Of dollars
are spent annually 10y our people ia tn, hop, that
they may attain this boon And vet IL NAV h..
had by all We guarantee that Electric BttrrS #
used according Ia directions and the u.s., persisted
in will bring on good digestion and oiIst the de-
mon dyspepsia and install instead Ep.Isy We
recommend Electric BitterS for dyspepsia and all
diseases Of liver, stomach and kidneys Sold at
SOC and 81 bottle by u A Chnpin. drmggi.t
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-28
I, OMMIssIONRRs, NOTICE.

fANlA ! r. if ' HES th II NEW El4l4.
TIL" undersigned having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of Mari
born commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
just all claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate of Chester Newell, late Of Whiting
ham. IN said district, deceased, aud all claims
exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give notice
that We i'll meet for the purpose Aforesaid at the
late residence Of said deceased ON the SECOND
SATURDAYS If February and May next, from nine
u.cnck A.. uutil four O'Clock =. n, on each
~ said days. and that six months from the
18Th day of y .crmbrr. A. D. lSSs, is the time
limitd by said court for said creditors to present
their claims Ia Ms for examination and allowance.
Dated at Nottingham, this 2ist day Of December,
4. u lSSs
5 J. FAlLkNER, commissioners
- T. l. FULLER. N""'''i'''''''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-28
state Bonrd of IIcnI,h.

The state Board of Health met. pursuant
to the call of the president at the Van
Ness House, Burlington, on Friday 2lst
INST. There was some conversation upon
the bill which passed both houses Of the
legislature and was vetoed by the governor
II was cause Of regret that the bill could
not have been acted upon earlier in the
session, so that the objectionable features
might have been modified Discussion was
begun as to the best means by which infor
nation could be obtained in regard to the
public health in different sections Of the
state. health officer is not recognized hv
the statutes of the state. except perhaps IN
the acts of incorporation of some villages.
but 1t Is within the power uf the selectmen
to appoint a person, and call him "A health
eihcer or any other name they please and
they can delegate to him certain duties
which they are by law required to perform.
and which are ordinarily performed by
health officers in other states Although
the selectmen had been repeatedly urged to
appoint such an officer, it was deemed AL
vlsable to make another attempt to induce
them to do SO. 1t was left with the score
tary to form definite directions for the
guidance of health officers The prnpriety
of establishing "A sanitary periodical for cir
culation within the state vas considered
and It was voted that the experiment he
tried. 1t was thought best to have regular
quarterly meetings notice of the time and
place to be published before each meeting.
so that if any one wished to call the atten
ton Of the board to any matter an opportu
nifty would he had The next quarterly
meeting will he held at the Van Ness house
in Burlington April llth.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-28

very pleasing entertainment was Civ
EN- Toy the Sons of Temperance at the school
u'u>e nall. on the evening of the 2ith
There ""re two Christmas trees well laden
with gifts, aud Santa Claus himself was
present. Madame Jarley's revised" fix
"r", w"r' very amusing. Recitations and
good music, vocal and instrumental, de
a-bied the audience.
We were the recipient ON the 2jth Of a
bouquet of pansles from the garden of Al
''n Morse, picked on that day We need
mot go south for flowers or spring like
ve'thcr, this week.
lee broke up Tuesday noon at the grist-
mt,l pond, and more ice came down stream
az o. NJ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-28

The Importance Of purifying the blood can
not be Overestimated, for without pure
blood you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs a
good medicine to purify, yitalze, and enrich
the blood, and Hoods Sarsaparila is worthy
your confidence. 1t is peculiar in that 1t
strengthens and builds up the system, creates
an appetite, and tones the digestion, while
it eradicates disease. Give it a trial.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold byall druggists,
Prepared by C. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-28

Two very fine etched portraits Of Gen. and Mrs
Harrison have just been ISSUED by VI K Lyman.
publisher Of the indianapolis Herald Portraits
ON one plate. l6X22, elegantly printed Agents
wanted in every town In the country Send -
cents for sample portraits and terms Ia agents
Address NJ r. Lyman, publisher, indianapolis,
Ind.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-28

There was very pleasant and happy re-
union at the home of Mrs p. s. Holden
last Monday. when her five children, with
their companions aud seven of her grand
children all met, giving her a complete
and happy surprise. They brought with
them bountiful supply of refreshments all
prepared for the table and tokens of love
and esteem sent 10y grandchildren that
could not be present Dinner was served
900 due time aud the afternoon was spent m
spcinl chat and in singing appropriate
pieces After supper all left for their sew
rral homes saying they had had a good
time and hoped to live to enjoy many more
happy reunions Altogether it was a merry
Christina, gathering aud one that will LONG
bee remembered 10y Mrs Holden
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-28
@arrtaafs.

In Brattleboro Dec ~ by Rev. W 5 Smthers.
Bowers of Greenfield Mass
IN Brattl-born Dec a. by Rev T " lliman.
Josiah T. Randall and Lillian l.. Barton. both OF
Guiifupl
Ia Wilmington, Dee, ~. at the Residence Of
Charles g.. CLARK, by Rev. T.. T. Tucker, John l.
clark. end. aud Minnie 4 Parker, both Of Dover
In Springfield. Mass Dec -, by Rev DR.
Burnham, Frank H. Allen and Ida r. Rollins
In West Dover Dec -, by Rev Mr. Barber
Hollis Stetsou Of Nottingham and Minnir Moore
Ut West Dover
In Dummerstou, bee. ~, by Rev. + + Lewis
James r. Cummings Of N0rihfel Mass and
Annie Warwick Of nuntuprstun
In Sioux Falls OAK. Dee -. Chas VI bay and
Annie l.. Davenport
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-28
". l. HAWLEY.
-,TATE OF VERMONT. MIMI

~ TNT y UT Eh WUNTs MNfTTElfU ~
y The Probate Court for said district.
70 all persons interested in the estate Of JOHN
" PHELPS, late Of tiuilfOrd. in said dis
trict. deceased, Greeting.
Take notice that Anna b. Phelps, Trustee under
NJ" III Of said deceased has made application to
this court for license to sell certain building lots
situated in Brattlehoro in said district. and that
this court Will decide upon said application at the
session thereof u be held AT the Probate Office in
said irattleboru on the last saturday Of January
1881, when aud where you may be heard in the
premises, II you sre cause.
- T. " STODnARD. Register
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-28
STATE Of ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO ,

Frank J Chimney makes oath that he is the Sc
nior mariner of the firm Of y. j. Cheney A Co,
doing a business in the city of Toledo, county ana
stnt,, aforesaid aud that the said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every cas-. Of catarr that cannot he cured by the
FRANK j. CHENEY
sworn tn before me AMI subscribed Ia my pres
ence this sixth day of December, A. ID. 1856
seal A. ". GLEASON, Notary Public.
Halls catarrh cure is taken internally and acts
directly tuon the blood aud mucous surfaces OF
the system. Send for testimonials free,
+. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, q.
tS- Sold by all druggists 20 cents
why don't Won try Curter's Little Liver Pills
They are a positive cure for sick headache and all
the lbs produced by disordered liver Only one
pill dose.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-28
A SHOE MANUFACTURER
ATTACKED
On his return from Florida.
AN INSIDIOUS FOE,
IntlammatOry rheumatism and
impoverished Blood.
LYNN, Mass, Sept. %, 1887

LYNN, Mass, Sept. %, 1887
To THE IurGEE MEDICINE CO.
GgNTLEMEN: In March last, upon my return
from Florida ! was attacked by lnhammatory
Rheumatism which badly affected my knees and
feet | was confined to my bed for three weeks,
unable to move, and to the housA for several weeks
My appetite was gone, and | suffered from a
trembling sensation in my stomach, the result
of weakness, almost constantly / was under
medical treatment until NAV, WIN your Mr..
Welch gave me bottle of DR.. r, W. LOugee's
Nitalzing Compound 10 try. In less than week
after commencing 10 take the Compound, this I'M
pleasan' sensation at the stomach had entirely
disappeared, and has never returned; my appetite
which had been very poor, was soon restored In
full measure. and by the action of the Compound
upon my impoyished blood, my rheumatism grad
ually yielded, and in a month had entirely disap
peared In fact, from the first taking OF the Com
pound my Improvement In every respect was
rapid and constant and have been for two months
in perfect health | consider II a remarkable
medicine for such affections and can most heartily
recommend il To all sufferers like myself
To parties living at a dlstanc', who may be IN
terested in my case aud in consequence desire to
establish my identity, would say that have been
engaged in shoe manufacturing in this city for
somc Thrift years, and that my resd"uc" is at 21d
Chrstnutst Lynn, Mass CHARLES d. LORD.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-28

Hon. John Nealy, justice. Of the peace and TX.
member Of the HOUSE of Representatives. from
Meredith, y. II was for twelve yeas "a terrible
sufferer with rheumatism He saws. II cannot
Obtain any medicine which does IN" ~ much good
a. your sulphur Bitters, and think it is the hest
medicine made
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-28
West Nnrd.boro.

Mrs. Mary Streeter, who has been sick
for some time, Is very low.
The attendance at the donation Christ
i1a~ tree was fair, considering the quaint
IS If ice which adorned our streets The
church was appropriately decorated with a
Merry Christmas motto After the reel
tations, songs, etc, which, though few.
were interesting, Refreshments were serv.
ed. and then the two trees were soon strip
ped Of their various kinds Of fruit
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-28

The Undersigned desires 10 thank THE bows Of
T.. p. Carpenter Organ Co, for their kind rrmrm-
berancr u him in ms recent accident The eft
was doubly acceptable, being an expression uf
their goodwill and sympathy
MM n NORTON in
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-28
Births.

In Bratteboro, Dec -. daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs Austin h. Miller
III Marlboro. Dec ~ a sou RAYMOND Webster
to Mr.. and Mrs. u G. Willard
lu south Newfane, Dec q, a daughter ~ Mr.
aud Mrs Frank j Perry
In West Halifax Dec y. a daughter to MIR md
Mrs " T. CLARK
IN Guilfurd, Dec 81, a daughter to MIR and Mrs
Erauk t. Jacobs
lu Sew Haven. Conn. Dec - a daughter To
Prof aud Mrs. j. T.. Russell
10 Whitiugham, Dec. g, a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs 4 j Faulkner
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-28

Also NE popuior Medicinal Preparations
PICTORIAL SYRUP
Prompt in effect, agreeable In taste
BEEF WlNE AND IRON
Freshly prepared.
ELIXIR CALlSANA. FEHHo PmospnoRArrp
vigorous tonic and aid to digestion
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-12-28
For Sale.

UNHE plot Of ground with building situated
i thereon In BrattlehOro. Vt, now occupied 10y
Ross White Building is lO0 X ~ feet two stories
and basement. Ground 40 feet ON Elm street by
50 to ~ feet deep. Apply 10 BAILEY A SIM
Sharp County record., 1888-11-15
The Next Naval War.

1t is an open question whether, in
the next naval war, undefended towns
will be attacked? In past wars they
have not been, but some think that
they will be in future-that is to say,
they will be given the option of paying
heavy sums of money in a short time,
or suffering bombardment; the idea
being that the more money obtained,
and the greater misery generally in
ficted, the shorter will be the duration
of the war, and this may very possibly
be true. That small cruisers of the en-
emy will, if they can, sink our mer-
chant shipping and leave the crews
to take their chance of sink or swim in
their own boats is moderately certain;
for such a cruiser could neither afford
time to rescue the crews, space to stow
them nor men of her own to form a
prize crew.-BlackW0od'S Magazine.
Sharp County record., 1888-11-15
SAW THE CONNECTlOS
, adventures of Man who HAD NOW
In His Eyes.

Adventures of n Man who Had NOW
In His Eyes.
as that check good for any U-
asked a passenger off the LAKE
road of the policeman at the Den
Milwaukee depot yesterday
mo, SIR" replied the ofllceF
an inspection. "ThatS COM.
mans check. How much did w
him haveP"
Thirty dollars. ;" :,
"Well, you. have been SSD.
Didn't you ever read Of their g'l1
"Lots of times.
"And you were roped h'
"Yes."
81 can't help you any," \
81 don't want you to. l wan'F
look at this" \
He handed the officer a parCe' y
upon being opened, was found
tain a large bunch Of human :,
which had been pulled ou, a
roots, together with a piece Oi'
ear .,
"And count this" added 'n0 ~'
he held out a roll OF money ,d
Here are seventy dollars Sas ~ -,
does it all meanp" asked the O~,Y n
"I'm the man that was ,"n w.,
This truck belonged to the In'i .
thought he had caught a Su,Asr ,as,r,
the connectionP Closely OG' % A.
left eye. See any squash n laot. Ill !
Feel of my head. Any Sol' !, 'fS hor.
where aroundp Tra-la, OLD ..st wy
tell 'em not to weep for yours wv
Detroit Free Press.
Sharp County record., 1888-11-15
An Evidence of lnsan'''

"Mr. Yoder, your dauS ID
has given me her permlSSlorn n,,t h
you her hand in marriages ~ rorr
| ask for your formal conSen' i"oIrt
pardon me if I make the lnqa i",rs
it is a matter of lifelong cV sorst
to me, whether or not thero .,lonitt. a.
been any indications Oh l,,niIrr
far as you know, in your lalnn D,tel
you say Irene has a'''F
Mr.. Hankinson?" -
81 am happy to say sn9 p, n~ nan. b
"'Then, sir" said the OLD n .at !
ing his hand dejectedly,, ,.oa D
duty, as her father, to tel .sod b
think Irene is showing deo'u uTti5,s
tions of insanity. Ch''a''
Sharp County record., 1888-11-15
SIS.

Sis is twenty-three,
Goan on twenty-four,
One year younger'n me
P'r'haps a leetle more;
Stout an strongf Well now,
Don't make me begin,
She kin hold cow,
Yas-she-dist.kin
Darter O. Joe Poke,
FARMS a-iinin' ourn.
Vas, sir, she is spoke,
Amt a-goan to yarn,
Though It strikes me, Car
You'se a-axin' clus.
Wall, she loves a chap,
Yas-she-dist-duz.
Joe won't hev no beau
Comm thar; you see
Miss Poke IS ded, N so
House depen's on she.
Joe won't lis to Sis
Marryin', Joe won't,
She don't think like this,
No-she-dist-don't
Joe don't keer for me,
Knows at I'm all squar;
Often help him, he
Likes me to come thar,
Don't suspeck a-tall
Use the beau O. Sis.
Wal, confound it all,
Yas-I,dist-ls.
Don't you goan tell Joe,
Mister, he'd play smash.
Day amt sotH Oh, no,
l amt got nuff cash.
Is she hansum? heyl
Guess she ar few.
Love herr / should say,
Yas-I-dist-do.
"A. ", Beltd1U, in TIM
Sharp County record., 1888-11-15
Not so Bad as 1t Looked.

Magistrate Ito woman)-You admit
that you hit your husband with a
stove lid, and yet you claim there are
extenuating circumstances governing
the case.
Woman-Yes, sab, dey was ex-
teuuatin' circumstances. De stove lid
warn't hot,-M, Y. Sun.
Sharp County record., 1888-11-15
FULL OF Film

dreams go by contpa5.
this is something a fellow NY
seem to remember when hei,''
darlington Free Press.
d received two orders t,,
one for a full morocco, tho
get Gut" wrote Il book capv,,,
firm of publishers employing Il,
You have heard a cat
Suppose?" asked the Judge n
replied the Major. "But, o,,.'
poetry, you never heard Cow
Sweet Girl-"NIorcy! n
o'clock. Has time ever n,,'
quickly with you as it does nor,
voted Lover Ga travelling sales,
"Never, except at a railroad
station. "-PhiIadelphta Record
I'm SO sorry you split M,
said the poets wife. "Has , :,
over your poem?" mo, confo',
returned the poet, sadly, %t
over my postage stamps."- "-Ijf
-Masher-"My dear Miss >
you have the most BLOOMING 4
have ever seen. Let me cono,,
you" Miss Rustic-"Well vn
the most blooming cheek I 6,n
seen, but | can't congratulate
the fact. "--LOndOn Punch.
Miss Clara-"Yes, | eDio,,
opera last evening very much
and afterwards, the supper a
monico's. Mr.. Featherly isads
full escort" Miss Ethel "a
friend)-'Do you know, Clara
you would, make a very 8killhl
0layer." Miss Clara-"Wbym
Eth. el-"Yort have such natus
tude t.,r working a beau -SaI
Magazines t
Looking out of the window
rainstorm, little Willie ng 5
Mamma, where docs all III
come fromg' "Froln n the ha1
"And do people drink a u thatVa
continued the little fel low 4
was the reply, well" ,FeIOls
small wit, Il should think ltT@
very unhealthy to drink, then a
many dead people up there"-.
Budget.
Guest (registering, to Hotdcs
81 am Editor Styggles, of theB
Vile Gazette, but | haven't-er-
baggage with me-" Clerk (hOsTt
-"Glad to see you, editor; thall
make the slightest difference" c
My not having any baga
mo, your being Editor Styggs
the Buckville Gazette. Two dol
please. "-EpOch.
-Briehess (entering the Oaa
fellow-disciple of Coke and B
stone)-"How goes it with you
BILE? It's as dull as ditch-waet
me; I'm not making cent" Qal
-"Same here. Nary client" Bta'
Suppose we go into pafn@
We might make a more reSps
appearance rs a firm" Dubbed
getting above mutual admlsSa
HIM / don't know about that
see that scheme would divide n
and double expenses. Judge
-Customer-"That was SplelaI
sect powder you sold me the othaI
Mr.. Gilman. Mr.. Gilman (with7
fable pride)-"Yes, | think itSFI
good-the best in the trade
tomer-"I'll take another coup
pounds of it, please. Mr. oLHl
1.-TWO pounds?" Customer
please. l gave the quarter oiaN
that l bought before to a black y
and it made him so ill that | thlli|
keep up the treatment for aOOalS'
l may manage to kill him. "-f"'
Sharp County record., 1888-11-15

WHEN was young man ! was sure Of
every thing; but in few years, finding
myself mistaken in thousand in STANCES
became not half so sura Of p,nst things "a
before.-,Joh1 Wesley,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-21

and wIsconsins new, $4,000 do 1857. ss9c foreign.
METAhs5TIN Nm weaker bEAPr9u ss . firm
s%6riesas ouofed s9sfsc aecordins 70 quality
MAYA asS 9 R5s1.
Quiet and steadily held. Strained al OF ID Good do,
90 IL Il !. s g 4d p spS So s. s r. g s
s2 10 e. 6o g. o. 10 w. sS 90 aT ~ 20.
v yellow modGF ss e gf %
Cochin 2 Coz aoPes saSo. 1850 G foT sIssn
Lnsed city 5sS weern 5ge f95sfn SsaY SS
pressed 35asoc bieachci winter, 5sa3s t2g extra
s1d b g9sSe Gn s %hS cruds NorRn
nominal: natural winter f2043c beaehed winter 500
Ss2 extra Red fsn Specified 'SpS
olive 72a74ci Palm, l4c Neatsfoot, prime. 02 12S
OCEAN FREIGH Ts,--A brisk movement continues in
the market remains quiet otherwise steam berth as,
COMMUNICATION Steam m gIS3 600 Bush qan sd steam
600 bush grain l?Fc Bordeaux steam 1000 bush
g. "a OF GOO from Baltimore 70 Cork for
Ia9r 10 TgS Otcn 6aR Alexander
CprOrl Philadelphia the United Kingdom Continent
cSoU S0 go arVe hencc to the Cohncnt or Battle 1900
P PSs r Se Bcn COO bis nsps s. $d Irsh ship
stephen D Horton 90 arrivel hence to Calcptta 10000
Sr 500 BIT. refined q the conaen psvate terms
to Montevldeo general cargo schooner Tecumeh Port
land TO Buenos Ayres lumber go . British steamer
general cargo private terms schooner Hecn Montague,
hence 10 Port Spain. general cargo; schooner Eta A.
Watts hence 70 Wayaquez general cargo. 45c schooner
81 and Wharfage bark Ethel Portland to Rosario lum-
Ter private British bark Havre 10 auiyel, hence
to Bucnos Avrcs. oil, age brig Clara f. McGilVerg,
hence Rosario case oil and general cargo private
terms Adde u. Hale. hence to MOntevideO,
General cargo; bark Golden Sheaf Portland 10 Rosario.
lumber. 500; schooner George w Fennlmore, Cuba 10
ROvIsIONs-PORB-Has not varied since our
last ruling steady and quiet. Sales, 100 bbls
Mess private terms New Mcss s14 50dsl5 Short Clear
e1Gdsf7 - Extra Primo, S1i Prime Mess nominal and
Family Mess si5 75ds16 BEEF-Meets