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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15
YOUNG AMERICA.
To Breeders Of Protting Horses

To Breeders of lProtting Horses.
Thefa'' and famous trotting Stallion, YOUNG AMER
lCA. by H9aslands Graz Me7senger dam by Old Alb
dahla will stand 81 the season The Windham County
Park, Hraueb0ro, VI
YOUNG AMERICA is handsome, powerful horse
eightJtears old fifteen hands three inches high and
weigh $50 pounds He siron gray with black points
SPLENDID trotter, and the sire sono Of tho mos.
prom sing colts ia the hole country We oted when
tso years od races the Cenerylls course Long
Island, against Lady Bevins aud ~ eky HI winning
every heat sh and making his mills IN three min
and ,hrse ee1nd, % O3) the best time record
for two year old lie now shcwa S0gait, though
only driven Tor exercise Hs progeny canno be excel
led shown by the fact thai, at the fair OF the New
England States held last fall his colts at three years
old, took the sr.t and second premiums One OF his
get took the 81 premium Tor Two years old stations,
and all the bro ID Of tto,dng blood that received
premiums had falls at their side gos By YOUNG
AMERICA
The breeders and ge7uem d New Eaglaud are in
yed this horse ond his produce It's his own
or present intention remove him Orange OIuntY
New York, after the present season Terms 500 to in
sure payable March 1865 All accidents at the risk
Of owners.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15
oyER A MILLIoN DoLLARs sAyED

Guutismenst had uesro man aorh tise who taos cold
from pai hsr 10 he cs aud useless for over year
had used yhnsl could hear Of Fhoui benefit until
tried bs Mexican Mastang Linmeut Il effected
.Bspt es,. % J. y. Dow MISC.
Montgomery, Ala, June H. $50
tax pleasure recommending he Mexican Austans
Inuen A. valuable aud Indispensable afte Tor sPrains
SORES. Scratches alison Horses our used t fo
Barns, Bruises, Sores, rheumatism Se and sayh act'
Ike magic" J. " ftNliIt
Forsmaa Tor American wcrs, Earso's and IL ien's
Express.
The sprAin my dsughtcrs ankle occssoned while skat
pt.st winter sasentrey cured On verk, after
menced using yo1r ceebfAted Mustang Liniment.
Gloucester Mass, AUG. a. lsss 80. SbhLf"
ItsAn Aamted tact that the Mexican Mustang Linimen
psrfras more shorter zine, aud beast than
any article discovered. Families, livery and plant
s should asays hsye them hand Quick aud SURF it
any j.. AN gsnane strapped 20 stelpAte engravinss
tearing the signature ofG. wrstbrook Chemist and ts
prrats g. 5 stamp u DrNAs BAEsss CO. over the tor.
An snurt heen msde counterfeit "a With cheap
plate label loot cisfeiy'
sAHAroGA sPRlSG Water, sold By all druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15
MOTH AND FRECKLEs.

The only reliable rrmey foe tbese brn dsoo,qrnDns on
he face called Moth Patrhe. and Frecses PEnFfs Morn
ASP FRtcKtr IoroS Prepared oniy ~ Dr r C. fEsEf,
rnaioiasist % Bond ST. New YORK BY all druggists
In Montlslieran and elsewhere Price q per bottle.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15
run oarArnsr rArS-arLrrvnn IN ruiz

Wnrancd superior D. any oh Pay, or the Of
Chronio Rhcumasm, Toothache Headache, Sore Throat
humps Burns Cuts lnssr sunss, Pains u Che Back Chest
and Limbs sprans On Sores sNengs, also, 20 take inter
nay Tor Dnuhmi Dyseuiefy, Collie, Spasms, Sea Sickness
Vomitng snd Group Il . perfectly innocent 70 take inter
nnhy used accooiiug o. directons and fa IS
houaands can as was drst in ruduced 10 eii aud
mcna = bottles annually sold. Eyery Que sho once
used H. oennues 70 DO and nd h. h, friends
~ most saluahis meiicine Cer6ca 90 an
dozen newspapers have been received By Dr. roits
mecnete Nenetan Eminent, viii do ali that > stated, and
more No viii trying A. Those residing DIS
tanco from physician. viii dni reliable medicine ~ have
on hand IN Of acndens Ask for Dr. robas Venetian
nment ami take other Price 80 cents and a. Sold by
an druggists Depot, 20 Cofltndt ST., n. ". Nay In
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15
asSSE9S . 9Is1 sss 4, ss ,a

- pa u. w Nkk tp Y, WASHINGTON pfsTRICr - =
IN fghae thtrt ed a. MONTPELIER within and fr sad
s,t ,n9istfie % che llih day b May, a. ID. 1891.
oepnn Hrffc iminsrntog u She estate o. Arthur Nc
bermid ae oi diet-N iu said District decease NAT.
application aAi Court, Tor license sell the rhos IN t
,ss a. aid aecessed including The RANT Of homsstesd
tfIel A ~ rrrnsun " The widows dover,
Mat te sale necessary or the DEM,
ssn dec.sd ald hat The sale u The would ben
,he 70 tne WHO'S aui minor children. Whereupon IL ia ~
Tered ~ s ooutt tha said application be refgrrd 10 es
NN e o. n fli ~ the PROBATE mice, 10 said M0npel
On i ath Gay o. yure. A. ~ 10, fr hearing decision
krtaouf and 20 further ordered hat persous
b. notified hereof by publication u nnties n aid a. in
so gfler trfon tree gceaa aucccssvely Ia th Vermont
NAchnAn Sate Journal printed Montpelier before -
lne ~ fea1nf that thy may sAd tms aud place.
auit ~ t.ey see cause. ufi act thereto.
hs az eourt-AtiesI T.R. MERRILL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15

A1TArE OF VERMONT, WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So
10 Probate vogr,' hsl4 ~ s9g.geisr said District.

gn ihe IN Jay Of May, A b. d7.
pefisou batherr A1muisrator " estate o. Bradford
FREEMAN late Of
bic account
The estate of said darHas F
Nhenpon H Is ordered BY said said account md
said app nn De rrgd t1 session of aaid Court
be- q, ne Probes. ohe IN sail Montpelier the day Of
nrther nrieei that NOTES hereof persons
erse hY pagstton Of the thee SUCCESSFULLY
10 lh1 vermont Waterman State journal, A ner-paper
puhlt'he At Montpelier oas an sppoiniei Tor
nearing N ly ma7 said time place ant show
allowed, aud such decree made
BY ihe Court -At-sL N. A. CHASE,
61hl pegsfsr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15
81 .hs Court Attest N.A.cHAsE,
nlst4 Vagtafar

GNrATE or vERNoST, WASHINGTON DISTRICT - as
lufrobAc Court heli AZ M1utpelisr IN District on
thr ~ oar of April A. D. 1871.
Mrs SFpel Barton timuiftatrV u the Of
7 Barton lae u East Montpelier. 70 said District deceased
presents Naturalization for examin ion and allow
ancs ard makes application for Decree distribution
partition NJ the estate nf said deceased.
Mhacu M e ordered said Court that and
sd es re rrei 70 session q .aiA eoas y be held
Way, ~ alis ~ arug and drcisipn thereon. And II IA
urthef ordered a uoilre hereof b. hven All persons
erefed ny puhiatHu ~ ne hre weeks
Ia the Nerm'gt atohmap STATE Journal Newspaper print
ed At Montpelier, ttis said appointed hearing
itAsf mas appear Al sad SINE aud place aud cause
any they have Why said should BE- alloyed
and sgch decree nAde. ..a N.. ~
~ the Couri,-Atest, TR MERRILL.
tehi JUDGE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15
~. ~. IT.ELK ER, .sSens,
Israiffeb go.


FT0Vi W Nes' NDlFV7 IN0U,
YouHa AMKRGo I'VE are satisfied that In this young
horse the breeders OF New Nng nd have stallion o.
ycr grea value 10 their sect ~ tie eountry tie
comes on both sides fr0m pure natu al uottinl amies
ho Of which remarkable for their stCuiness AZ
well es the spetd Of thtir stock
Blond md Houns AQerica are nearly identified in
blood and We think II the stallion had been framed III
now he would have been fast as she is We have
urged his bring him back g the lsaud and lie,
him have a season the course Tie believes with us
that the horse soul Distinguish himself and sould IN
piye him the opportunity TO do But his services at
The sud are hi0hY esteemed, and his produce have
already displayed such fine Toin aud such superior
sped and action that he cannot be spared from the stud
n NAV however leave the neighborhp0d AZ date,
ani meantime n we live near him and hsd good mare
would certainly dip into the Gray Messenger and Alb
dallah blood, Of which he Is the F0li'ltain
IN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15

(, rAtE oF vEeMoNr. wAsaINaIoN plsIaIcr. 81.

! lNTAIE OF VERMONT, WASHINGTON D1srRfCr. S.
Probate Court, held M0ntpelier on
the hdtt dtv Of Atril, u. 1851.
OkklN W. ORClpF, sdnnisirAtpr Of the estate % Lydia
beckwith late ~ RoNnury, IN SAN % presents
h seooan for esamnatoq and and
the estate Of said deceased Wherrup1p by said
said and said To
session ~ aid Court he held Probate
Mont che the 2st day Of Nay, ~ 1861. for hearing
dcoi'i1n thereon. And Il H
be given n an persons uiere. by publication VI the
three weeks snccesiVey IN the Vermont Waterman
Ioprnll spnIer pshed Al Montpelier, previous said
time appointed Tor hearing that they appear said
and place. show ua
account DO ld noe d. allowed, and SUCH decree
By the Court-Attst, T.R ME-RlLL,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15

Who woah he bsautinil Who woald add to their
beautyi What that purity and appear.
Auoo o6serye the and In the oity belle IL
ionscr They HagAn's Magnolia Balm. It's
nued feexes, pipes shuess
the fAoe aud hAnds,And leaves The
blooming aud rayshng Unlike many cosmetics Goa
tAius natvral the skin ANY Druggist OF
der It for you, It hand, cts. per bottle.
VS.. HAGAN, Troy, n. Y.,O enlist.
DBhAS BAR esq 90 Whoiesais Ageafs, N. \,
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold BY all Druggists
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15

VAN|4tt corrupt tainted hluuii
/fTyH@fA lnlIJEyts/ W you are sick Al over may
VAN rkAa fI/'Sa, burst out Ia Ptmpes, % Sores or
-5st N9NytN I-SN ia some active diseaa, or IL may
W~N - merely keep you ii.tle.s, depressed
NJ "a aud goos for nothing. but you
$50 NSSR M~E not have GOOD health while your
S1;---,alst blood IS impure. Ayrc's sarsapa-
ria parss OUT these Impurities crpes disease and restores
health and stimulates Che of lfe into vigorous action
Hence rapidly variety complaints which caua
ca ~ impury oi ihc blood such scrofua kinHs Evil
rnmors, oars Sores, Erup,ons Pnpss Rloohes Bos &c.
Anthou' Pre- Rose or Erypelss, Tees, Salt Rhsum
-cad Head Rug Worm, Cancer, Generous rumor Sore
Eyes Female diseases, Retention, lrregulay, Sup
preston Whs stsrty, also syphilis vencreai Diseases
Liver Complaints, and Heart nieasss Try s.Rsra
RllA and Tor yourcf suprsne act gity with which
ceauses the blood and cures those dporlers.
During late the public have boon med by large bot
ties pretending 20 give quart Of Extsa,t Of sarapar for
dollar Most of these have been fauis upon t sos,
they not only contain little f sasagara, but often
curative Ingredient Hence, bitter disappointment
has bowed The % The various Of Sarssparla
which food Tho market until tho Itself become
uonymous with impos cheat Sill We cal this clm
pound, "sarstuara," Intend supply such remedy
shall che oboqag uhch rests
upou We uHnt we have ground or believing virtues
which irreiAhls by N. Intended 10
W. the sick offer me al
Tentative how 60 produce ald have
eye by Tar the most en- ctus purhsr or the blood yet
discovered.
Ayers Cherry Pecora universally known 90 surpass
every dicne the ~ Coughs lnguenla Hoarse
ness Group Brooohs, ncpent Consumption aud for e
lief ~ Consumpiy Patient IA advance Stages oflh disease,
that IS useless here to recount ne evidence Of
The world thoss them.
Prepared pn q. G.. AVER co howell Mass and
by at Drug dsts aui dealers ~ medicine everywhere.
BlXBY CO., Agnt for Montpelier also, for sale by
Broea and R.dhall crooss. 80 iiay June.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15
hy ne Court Attest TR. MERRILL.
pi-pi Judge
=, r4tE0f vgRgoSr wAsHtvGfdV 0fsfgi6r. 4 I
10 Iroole cour- held b Monlle Ktn and tor -

% T00ITa U0uT hold n NlHII eIaf alfn AMI f0r 14II
'.,. uiftrct, ou ,nr 30 DAY Of Nay, 40. Isol
- i-fH.n nufrornH % h. the last VIII ant Testament
o. Nathaniel ter late II l4l Zoo said District be-
nF presented ht Court by Nathaniel Ferry te tor
therein ntmg1 iof frbtte b. BY ai csar that ali
persln- concern therein hs u1Hdad
SAN court o. be holden AZ h Probate Nontuaie on
che @ daY " Nay, AO cause II any thy nav
have astinst The Probate uf said Mn which rpose h
a5hsr NAT copyt tr reeor II this order pub
sd hre weeks auocessvely in che Vermont Watehmau
pointed flr hear'Hf. inv ~
Atrss eopy VI rccori-Atis',' T. K. MERRILL,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15

I II Y u
- In Probate Court, held Montpelier, within
? - sati District the ailt day April A. D. islT:
Samuel 3. keitun, guardian II iireh Lawrence. an in
ding 90 Piannel In said district appca
ton Y snd Court for license 90 el 90 who'll Of The
Of sail ward Wit The H0m Farm ~ said
Piainhel in aid district, that the sale thereof
would be conducive
Of rang She proceeds Of Investing the
rrAi
Nhereuron Is ordered by said Court. that said apple
be reife session thereof h. held the Probate
ln said Montpelier, the nth day u May A. 1861, for
hearing aud decision thereon
And It T. fur ordered, that all
fed hereof publication
order the three weeks sacc.ssvely Watehman
aud state journal printed Montpelier o.
hearing, that they at said time place.
they see cause object thereto,
ny the Courts-Auest, 7. r. MERRILL,
$685. Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15

GftrE ~ vsHvoSr, wksHfNstON DISTRICT, So
10 probate curt held At Montpelier within and tr sa
~ ~. ny, % ih, lsth DAY u Nay, A. D. 1871
9ysanl sle -in IN SAD ui,, deoeasd nakss ap-
~ sah to.r- Wihih consent and appreciation il
whole of The real estate q said decr inn n
homestead and Tie refcrs0u Of the silHfs dnver
thn re ae n psr h.feo 1eccssary f1r ths paymsnt
v hr bis = sa deceased, aud that part u sad st,e
sannot soi Fihgu injury y those ths resi-
"ef 40 tet h All y ~ s rual estate incl the home
~ "a WiN h hgnf hcal in All Interested.
ordered " ss Court that sid appca iou BE- rfvrei 1,
.sspn hefeot 90 De he ~ the Probate Office ia a uepfo
e ths la at' of Jnae A. D. is61, ~ hearing dec
w And ~ s further orirri, thai an peraons inter
.fa =. herct by publication ofnoce II aid appi.
@ "a nn hatI heeon hires weeks sueeessveIy the Yer.
9tate Journal printed at Montpelier before
d Tune % nearing, that they may appear at "a time ,nS
PA' ~ my s.e cause object thereto,
b ~, Ooufi'-A''es' T.R. MERRILL.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15

LroEs ExrRAcr on PuRE JAMAICA GIS0IR for Indigestion
Nausea Heartburn, Sick Headache, Cholera Morbu Fau
ehey &C., where warming sumuiants required It's
iul preparation and entire purity makes cheap and ea.
ole article Tor culinary purposes sold everywhere ots
per bottle Ask for IroS's" Pure Extract Take no other
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Drugsists.b
u t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15

II WILLARD sHEPARo's ESTATE The subscribers hav-
Il ing been apponted ~ tho Honorable Probate Court for
" the District OF Washington Com nssinners receive
anime aud ADJUST Al and dem lnds q all against
the estate OF j. willard shepard, late Of flainn 3D. In said dis
ct, deceased, represented iusoivent term
months from the hth day u April bing allowed by said
Court to the creditors Of sail deceased EXHIBIT prove
their respective ciam- before tive that win
tend to The duties Of appointment At The dwelling house OF
willard s. Martin, IN Painded, Ia said District the hrst
Mondays Of Jane and Oubsr o'clock the
noon, on each u said DAYS.
JOSEPH A. PRENrlss, / c,.,.,;,,....r.
Z. w. II. DNiNElL. S''A''''''"''s'
Planfeld, April ~, 1851 bs:6l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15

Th, Company constructing under he patronage q the
UNITED s AIRS 0OVERNMNNr, l
Tie western end Of The
Great National Railway across the Continent.
Their line will extend rom Sacramento California
across he Sierra Nevada, The Caiiilna State line,
reversing the richest and most populous Sec
ton of California, snd thence through tie great
mining regions of the Territories, to The
vicinity u SAT- Lake CITY
Il for s he sole Western link ofihe only route
the Pacific which y adoaed by c9Ggiess and aldeo
by the issue of United States Bonds.
Theif roads alreaiy coupetei, equipped and running
t0r % miles n IN sac amcntu 20 wht1 IL mdtf OF the
summit n he Serras, and large amount of the work
% Grading. unnelNng Nc hsyoad that point has been
[ accomplished
The First Mortgage Bonds OF this Company
afford unusual udueeLents Of Safety and Prof, to In
vestlrs, III follow ng am ng other reasons viz
Ftrak -Ther re afigerest is sir per cent sm s.oId
payable semi annually in the Ciy Of Nee York
Second.-lhe Principal is fayaols ia Gofd at ma
turiu.
Third The cost n ne Bonds, .VTne,y Fire PER
cent. n accrued interest Is Ten Per CoHi less
ih.u that Of thu cheapest tx Per Oent God Beat
ing Bonds Of the Government.
Fonfh.-rhe UAffod states Gsouerm,ncmf pro-
ride, .sGgiy han ~, as,s ana. -, aeee..ayy 20
6smGHPeTceHfagc GA the f"f"ro frdne FOR
prepayment
Fifh Owing u this liberal provision accom-, nied with
the Government foster Die great national enterprise.
Bs sHcsess q reHdered certain, aud ifs GHaa-
ciaF sfobiIify ~ dffOsetkcr iHdspsHdeHf Of
fhe c01ffng6ucies Witch attend ordinary
Railroad eHferPrtses.
Sir,h The security NJ its Firsf Mortgage B0nds
is therefore ample aud their character for safety
reliability "a elualed only by that OF the obligation
Of the GorerH"seHf Hseff
SeueaThe net earnings Of the completed portion
afrcadY largely so srcess ~ fhe iHloresf oh
HgatioHs ~htch fhe Company 'ciH i"o"r
Os Ssrfce fhe dfsfd"c". and are steadily Increasing
renderins the "HinferI npfs6 Payment Of fho
IHfercsf absOiHfefy certain
hi9hth AT the press Of Gold they pay nearly
~ Per Cent per annum on the amount uves'ed
The Bonds issued in denominations Of 81 900 with
semi annual Gold Coupons attached payable la New
York anl fired for the present 05 per aud
ACQUIRED interest lin currency from JAauArJ LIST
Orders " be forwarded direct, through the
principal Banks aud Bankers In all parts NJ the country
Remuances nay be mAde in drafts on New York, Or
10 Leg al Tender Notes National Bank Notes, Othes
funds ourrent in this city aud the Bonds viii be lrFttd
ed any address by Express free of barge Inquiries
for further particulars, BY mad OF Otherwise will Give
punotual attention
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15

heimseet's nimitable HAIR Coloring dye. All iu-
tauteneons dyes Are oaHse
less destroy the vitality and beauty the hair rhs the
tsna Hair Colorng and has been growing in favor
syenty 1t restores gray hair original by
gradual absorption, remarkable manner II IL also
beautiful hair dressing Sold two sizes % cents aud 81
by al dealers.
Q. HElMsrREET, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER solo by ali Drassists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15
TIIEIFORD NURSERY
AMI
FLOWER GARDEN |!
woRoEsTRR 8 CLossoN.

NOrlCE.--W Whereas my wife Eliza Aims
y voith. formerly Eis, Batehelde- has left my bsd
and board with ut just proyoo ,tion Nh this
10 forbid all persons harblr q trusting her NY
account as shi pay no debts Of her contracting after
TTf HIRAM AINswORTH
Woodhauy MayG. 1867 6O62s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15

Oo
Itsa most delightful HAIR Dressing
I eraaioaiea scurf and dandrud,
Il keeps the head cool and clean
1t MAKES the hair rich, sofi aud Glossy.
ItprsYents hair turu ing gray and falling on.
hair upon premAtureiy bald heads.
This Just Lyons KathAron viii do. lei prety-it
cheap durable iisleaiy sold by yet
is Incredible j. daily Increasing, there
hardly county that keepi, family that
does not useiL
+. THOMAS Lyon, Chemist, n Y.
sARATogA SPRING WATER. sold By all Druggists .
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15

Passage ana freight at acduced Rates
SAILING DAYS PROM NEW YORK.
A Ifil 2Ih 1867 'Julg 2Oih 1867 d,
Nal lst and 20th August lOh and 30h
June l0ih ard 30ih EFT ooh
Aud every tseniy dafs % rcler, eaef The satur
day previous whcs a Regular Sailing DaY comes on
suudsy. For further informant ~ appy the NORTH
AMERICAN STEAM SNIP GO
" 81. "a. WEBB, President, NJ GARRiN9rON. Aeent.
81 Exchange riacc. ~ " ll7 West cor Warren, NY
LAWKE ~ 81 Ryan NO 10 Broad S, Is istoh,
A. ant. FOR New ENGLAND at7tcH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-15
NEW .CoRLlss"ENGINGs FOR SALE

ONE Il inch cylinder, feet stroke, " foot pulley
" "a aoh faee 90 hose o~er.
One u inch cylinder feet stroke, II fot pulley, is
inch face so rae power
Two, zach 10 inch cylinder FEET stroke z IL feet pull
ley, 10 inch face, rs horse power
One inch cylinder, 20 inch stroke foot pulley, IL
inch face 10 horse power.
Circulars giving the results n the working Of the Cor
ss Engine substitutes ~ those ofOther strurtOn
sent UPON application WIN A HARRIS Builder of
Corliss Steam Engines ll3 EDDY ST., Providence, Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-08
The MARYLAND STEAM FERRY.-The com

THE MARYLAND STEAM FERRY.-lhe com
mittee appointed by the meeting helu iase =
week, to solicit subscriptions to the stoch u
the proposed Alexandria and Maryland steam
Ferry Company, have entered upon Tue u's-
charge Of their duty, and we are pleased -
learn, with a fair prospect Of success. Mr. !,
Owen Berry, the proprietor of the land anu
wharf property on the Maryland shore has
headed the list with a subscription OF s2oO'
besides giving to the company the use OF the
wharf on that side free Of charge Tor ten years.
and will assist in making the necessary repairs
A number of gentlemen who subscribed under
the previous organization Of the company have
s;pni6ed their intention Of continuing their
subscriptions, and some of them will increase
the amounts originally subscribed. With these
aattering prospectsit is hoped that the amount
necessary will speedily be made up, and the
ferry put in operation. The absolute need of
regular steam communication between the two
shores is rendered more and more apparent,
and as all will be more or less benefited ty
every increase in the trade of our city, it Is
bored that all who can will aid in the estab-
lishment of this ferry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-08

FIREMENs' CONVENTIONAL the regular
meeting of the Hydraulion Steam Fire Engine
Company, held last night, q communication
from the Friendship Fire Company, request
ing the appointment of five delegates to a
Firemen's Convention, was received and read,
when, after some opposition, based upon the
want of a distinct understanding of the precise
objects of the proposed Convention, Messrs.
Charles Gordon, Richard l.. Carne, jr,, Benja-
min Barton, Rich'd Purcell and JAS. P.Shrakes,
were duly elected delegates, with the under
standing thatatheir acts were not to bind the
Company until ratified by it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-08

EXAMINING CoURTs.--It being understood
that a law abolishing examining courts, IN the
State, was passed just previous to the final adj
iournment of the Legislature, there have been
no criminal cases before the County Court now
in session, and the justices have determined
to pass over all such, the parties confined in
Jail or charged with criminal offences having 10
await a final hearing at the approaching term
of the Circuit Court which meets on Monday
the Goth inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-08

MARINE ACCIDENT. The schooner Cruiser,
Can't. Enoch Davis, from this port for Iangler
Island, on the Eastern Shore, was driven
ashore near that place during the gale which
prevailed on the lst inst, and completely
wrecked. The crew fortunately escaped, and
with the sails and anchors Of the vessel, (ail
that was saved, arrived at this city yesterday.
Much sympathy is manifested for Capt. Davis,
a cripple from his infancy, who had nearly his
all, about t~orty-Gve hundred dollars, invested
in the lost schooner.