Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-29

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THE BURLINGTON.
to this great and good cause Numerous other
attractions, such speeches, concerts and slight
Of hand performances, which bring many to the
fair, and many mite to the cause. are graiu-
itOusly furnished; and not only from the price Of
admission, but from sales Of fsncy articles, in
vestments il rattle, ring cakes, wheels Of for
tune, grabs. s.
The Vermont table IL ATTENDED By Miss Pan
nie Hale, Mrs. v. + Hale, and Miss Baseom,
all Of Vermont. I an sorry 70 say that our Ia
blehas nc; received many presents as vet, ami
at first sight presents a hard appearance. IS the
predOninatins articles are specimens Of marble
from Brandon. Would il rot be well for some
Of our Hcttj artists to send some pictures Of
Vermont scenery II this fair Il might have
tendency 10 invite some Of the many excursion
lists and tourists to resort to cur cool shady trout
brooks ana notable mountains, aui 10 Wait our
quiet little villages iar away from the crowded
streets Of this metropolis AS cholera Is visit
ing some Of our large ciiies, the fear Of it's
driving thousands into the country, and it enly
reluires q true statement cf the cheauness In
price. the many sp1rts. and the healthy atuos-
pheg, # Vermont. to ensure yearly call from
those VINO saeL abroad d congeuiai SUMMER re-
sort. IL "a voris IL needs only to be known TO
be appreciated. and the parents Of sickly chil-
dren 10 these large cities will md that braciu.
sir an homes. milk. are 10 small items ia res
toring TIE health OF their children.
one ,f the chief places ior pic uio-ing parties
here, Is tie Great Falls which is fourteen miles
f-on here up THE Potomac; but as the cheap
est Price for . hack TO GO thst distance IS ffeer
dollars. the pleasure Of visiting ,h-s place can
not be ed.riel by all. Perhaps it will give an
iiea o. the ext0rtiou carried on here. when We
think tbs; The same fifteen dollars. would pay
tie ARE OF the steamboats, aud cars Of one per-
son, from mere 90 Vermont. which is four hun
drei miles
Yours &c WARHry.
Hartor Appropriation til and ihc iIint
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At meeting Of the Boston Clearing
House Monday its decision MT to receive the
bills OF state banks on oeposi. after July
d. was 81 lar modified a. o. allow Boston
oank- TO receive such bills for redemption
De i0-merly-that is, they viii receive them
Oh deposit and forward them at once o. the
bank Of issue.
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and f,gl v,r5-. tberef-,r, e8-e-,5 the fgu.e
Il Ne" W HiIL ho'sL-Al5. fo-Anl onei-
e. resolution IL the Senate Cd Monday ID
strnciing the COMMITTEE On Public buildings
and Grounds. TO inquire whether tract OF
land Of about three hundred aud h.ty acres
near the City OF Washington. can be obtain
GO Tor q reasonable price Tor public PARK
and Presidential Manson which was
adopted
REVISION Oh [. 5. s1ATuTEs-The bill for
the revision and consolidation of the Statutes
0. the United State, originally introduced
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IHE SESSIONS OF the Musical Convention
"elHs71-y wee ''ls interesting --- !-4-'
nee 90 me morning was upon siee' ana en'I-
aes-anl was ATTENDED l5 O number o' o1I 'l'-
izan'- III the afternoon al the soi''7'' SeI'
IF'seni- ana ne muse WIS 'e7S s''l- Inc
contention nlmleie- 'Ha'l4y over -0o
siA-, H. Aor' Khan MY having arrived i"7'
niS-, Inc sage i- arrange 10 ----sii-s %
s'-'-' s.iAeisn' 10 accommodate t''" ALL
Inc f'''.''' O Ol'cA''lii grand ana one 'i