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TNSERVICEABLE QUARTERMAS
" TRR's STORES AT AUCTION.

TINSERVICEABLE QUARTERMAS-
~ TRR's STORES AT AUCTION
DEPor QuLRTERNAsTER's OFFICE,
wAsHTN0ToS, D. O.. May 8, 1857.
By direction OF the Quattermaster General q large
lot Of ouartsrnAsters Stores will be sold at Public
Auction at Lincoln Depot commencing on WBDNBs.
DAY, May q, at 10 q. m, under the supervision OF
Captain James q. Payne, A O. NJ, consisting In part
Of 80 four. horse Army Wagons, Q two horse do.
spring do 10 four horse seAyenger do, 10 Carts,
two horse Ambulanees, ll6 sets Wheel Harness, SO
do. Lead Harness, 81 do wheel Ambulance do, 81
Lead do, 1853 Mcclellan Saddles, 25l Wagon do, l
b. S. Wagon Whips, 234 Halter Chains, 3l3 Buckets,
e27 Gum DO, 2si Wagon Brides 90 Saddle Bags zoe
do Blankets "a ONCE Desks, % do Tables, fls do.
Coal Stoves, 26 do. Wood do. % Portable Forges,
lsi smiths do, 8 Cooking Ranges with nxtures, 10
Bath Tubs, So Doors, IS wheelbarrows. Tools
Carpenters, Saddlers, Blacksmith, timers; Si6
yards Cocoa Mating, 1910 pounds assorted Rope,
Z, 900 pounds Scrap Iron, Q, 900 pounds old Horse
Shoes, lOl Window sashes, and large lot Of other
articles.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
Purchasers will remove their goods within ten
days from day Of sale -
CHks. II. ToMPKINs,
Breyet Brigadier General and
my9.td Depot Quartermastsr
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IN SU II AN q H .
M ARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.


M NARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
No, los BsoADwAI, NEW YoRx.
CASH CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
AssRrs JANUARY, 1890. e...u.........t,d d6, ss4.es
Thi. Company insurss, al customary rates Of pre-.
mum, sgsinsi all MARlNR and INLAND NAvIdA-
TIoN RISKS on CARGO or FRkIaHT, also against
loss or damage By FIRE.
II PREMIUMS ARE PAID IN GOLD. JossBs
WILL Be PAID IN GOLD. s..
Tho assured receive rs per cent Of the net profit,
without ineurrng any liability, or in lisu thereof
At their option, . liberal discount upon the pre-
MUM.
All losses squiiably adjusted and promptly paid
Scrip Dividend, declared January Is, 1see,
TwBNTr-TTvK PER CENT.
JAMES LoRIMKR GRAHAM, Prssidsnt.
ROBERT n. G. GRAHAM, Wee President.
CLINTON B. PIsK, Jr, "a Vice Prs.r.
HENRY u. PORTER, Secretary.
49, CHARLES KING, Agent,
Room No. 4, wAshington puIlding,
jd-ly Cor. Psnnsylyania Av. and ssvaah street
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PRopoSA AIS.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A
Il CHAPEL AT THB NAVAL ACADEMY, AN
NAPoL1s, MARYLAND.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, J
.-..... BrRRAu or NAVIGATION, y
Nay 7, 1857.
Sealed Proposals, endorsed 'g1hposals for build
ing Chapel Al the Naval Acsdemy. annapolis, Mary.
land, will be received Al this once until o'clock,
p. m, May rs 1867. At which hour the bids will bs
opened, for Furnishing all the materials and work.
manship necessary for the construction and compile
tion 81 Chapel at the Naval Academy grounds, An :
neatons, which can be seen Al this once daily from
., m. until p. m. ....... RI
Bidders must accompany their offers with guaran- :
tsos that they will, n their bids accepted enter
Into contract with good and satisaetory security in
the fall amount Of the contract within ten days from
the aooeptanos Of their offer. They requested 10
name The time In which they will sngsgs 10 complete
the building. H.. r III. .... .-
Tho Bureau reserves the right to reject any all
Of the bids at It's discretion.
. THORNTON A. JENKINS,
myll-eoet Chief Of Bureau.
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V'HERk eomsth glad tidings Of joy TO all,
l. To yeunG and TO old, to great and TO small;
The beauty which once was 30 precious and rar
IL free for all, AAd all may be fair,
THE NEW BANKRUPT LAW.
HARPER BoRTHERs
Have In Press,
AHd will Publish Immediately,

NEW BANKRUPT BILL,
WITH NOTES, FORMS OF PROCEDURE,
And . CollSstion Of all the
AMERICAN AND RN6LIsH DECISIONS UPON THE
LAW OF BANKRUPTCY,
Adapted to the use Of the Lawyer and Merchant,
BY
EDWIN JAMES,
OF the New York Bar and one Of the PTAmsTs Of the
EngllSh BANKRUPTCY Amendment Act.
hr. James has had unusual opportunities to be-
come familiar with the Law OF Bankruptcy, having
been member Of Parliament At The time the EugiIh
Bankrupt Act was passed, aud having himself car.
ried through important Gmendmsnts TO the bill. He
was also for many years suoeesaful practitioner In
the RnGlish Bankruptcy Courts - AmsTfodn Lao
Rsotstsr, March, 1865 HARPER BROTHERS,
mill New Yeik
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ID HOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE MILLION

will send, postpaid, so Photographs Of the most
celebrated Aeiors for 80 esnts 50 Actresses for 50
cents 90 Union Generals for 50 cents 90 Rebel Gen.
erals 30 cents 90 Statesmen for 50 cents 90 beau
young 0sntlemsn for 80 cents; Q large Photographs
Of french Dancing Girls, In costume, beautifully
90 cents Of the most beautful Ladies' Of the Paris
ian Ballet Troupe, q, they appear In the play Of the
Black Crook, at niblo's Garden, New York.
Send all orders TO p. o. Box, 1T, Troy, NY.
myl0-d&Wly
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OWEN UOUSE 6. W q,

J. Wellington Welch, Jacksonville, Fla; Joseph
N. Nsglee, jacob Gill n v v Smith, Richard Jones'
Theodore Roe, and W. Il. II. Calef, Philadelphia J.
B. Campbell, .. S. A A. R. CAlAuran, Washing gton,
D: G. John Naglee, ir, Va; T.v. X. Rounn, Dan
willie, Ky
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Made to Order and Warranted to Fit.
DEPARTMENT OF FTHEINTERIOR.

WAsHIN0TOE, May 10, 1867.
On the petition Of James c. Cooke, OF Mldd 'etowp
Conn, praying for the extension Of patent granted
to MIN the 9th day OF July 1852 and reissued the
ilh day Of April 1883 for an improvement in PORN.
ing button Baeks aad Connecting the Eyes Thereto,
Tor seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which took place on the 2th dBy OF July 1886 this
gress
Is ordered that the said petition be heard At
the Patent Onee on MONDAY the 10Th day Of July
neHt, at ~ o'clock IN. and all persons are notified
TO appear and show cause, II any they have why
sara petition ought not to be granted
iers9nn opposing the extension are REQUIRED to hle
70 ne Patent omee their objections specially set
Srth 10 wring least tIosRty days before the day
OF nearing all testimony nled by either party TO be
ussd al the said hearing, must be taken and trans.
u mitteu IN accordance with the rules Of the ohes,
"ni'h VIII 70 furnished on application.
-epositions and other papers, relied upon as tes
timony must be hled in the ONCE toety days before
the day OF hearing the arguments, II any, within
ten days after ding the testimony
Ordored also, that this notice be published In the
kErVBLIcAE and the IHtsllf0encer, Washington
u. u, and In the Register, New Haven, Conn. once
week loI three successive weeks; the nrst OF said
iba a. - 80 o 20 AZ least sixty days previous to
'' NN' VI nearing T. @. THRAKER,
ID q p,t.--- CommlsaiOneT Of Patents
Rhd SEND their bills to tho Patent Gee with papsI
containing this notice MIA 1SP pnP''
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RAILR ROADS.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMoRK RAILROAD.

oommspsins MONDAY. April lsth, Isse.
Trains for Bslumors and Washington leave Phils.
dslphis a. follows;
tIb a. M, EIprsss, Mondays excepted 4 ll.46 a.
m, Erprsssi 500 p. m. Kxprsssi and lloo p. m,
Express. ! r
Way hfag Train for Baltimore At ais q. m.
TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore, 7.25 a. m, Way Mall go a. m,
Express; l. 10 p. m. Express; ESQ p. m, Express
SIS p. m, Rxpress.
SUNDAY TRAIN
Leave Philadelphia for Baltimore and Washington
at 4lb a. m, and II. 90 p. IN.
Lave Baltimore for PhiladelphiA At SIS ?. m.
Leave Baltmore for New York at 8. rs p. m.
milo HI KINNEY, Superintendent
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Q, 900 feet dressed Lumber, and s L.
l21, 900 feet Waste CullinRs
IS, 900 feet Round Timber
STABLES.
463 Posts and Bucks.
~ Mantels.
600 Doors, Shutters, Counters, Benches, window
Sash, do. Frames, &e., &c.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
Purchasers will be allowed ten days In which 10
remove their goods.
CHAs II. ToMPKINs,
Brevet Brigsdisr General,
myll.lN Depot QuArtsrmAster.
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ID Il A U II VI
I'D AUBURN. GOLDEN, PLAXEN, AND sILKEN
CURLs, produced by the use Of Prof. DR BREUX'
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sovERNMHNT SALES.
T ARGE SALE OF IRON, STEEL
IL AND LUMBER.
Daror raulsr.nxA.rrr's 8 oulcr,l }

DRPoT ouAArRRMAsTER's Osrtcn,
-.- wAMuGroN, D. O. May 10, 1857.
lowing enumerated Iron, Steel and Lunbsr will be
sold al public auction, At Lincoln Depot, under the
:SSI.,,,.. q Capt James e .sy .,.,.
ass, oooib. ma Iros from l.< tO4Ir.1f assorted.
50, 81 600 I" EoisssSo. Iron, nsh, and heavy.
$50, 900 " Hammered Iron, asserted.
900, 600 :" Assorted Iron, all siE.s.
$4,000 Round Iron, assorted, from S-lS 10 ~
Inches, all kilea. .HE.... ..".
ia, 900 Square Iron. assorted, from u 10 .
q, 900 Round Iron, assorted, from / to az
50. 900 " HOOP Iron. assorted. from X to inch,
ias, 900 4" spfiss steel, assorted, from N to ~
| .s...N Inches, all sinss. H.. -
Is, 900 I" Amsriean Blistersd Steel. - =. .ls... 2
ls0 900 feet Oak Lumber. from 10 Inches thick.
1900 I" Hickory Lambsr, from 70 Z ihshs'
| a. 600 " popIsr Lune.r, X inch thick. 70. 1sy
al, 4OS Pine seantling, Ss4, q AIS, saa ., Il
wagonnAksrs, Cafbuildsrs and others will hnd
u. % material |. S ENTIRELY NEW. nm" w" '' =
| Traasportaiion uni be furnishsd I. sixth slrest
wharf Srths rsiirssd depot, !" purchasers may Dc,
From 10 10 10 days will be allowed In which TO re-
Tsrms: cssh, In Gor,rnnssi fuaas. .,l LII. -
-, CHARLES n. ToMPKINs,
myi4.td 'aByt. Brig. Gen. Depot ouar.srns,tsr.
lT UMBE Err AT AU CTI0N.
| Drror opalrKsslsrrn's oryIcr,
| wAsHfHsfos, D. O., May 10, 1857. 4
Will be sold At public sustion, under the super.
vision Of Captain James O. Payne, A. Q r., on MON
D S.ss \ IL M 10. =: S'G,. &. Sd,
/ ermsnt yard, foot Of Sixth street:
| 49, 500 feet, Sxi II, 7sO feet, GIG.
| Tl40 :" SIS. 1000 " 3x6 Ande
| l,lS6 - Sxe l6 see " exe, Q and 10
| $3.50 80 sx7. ls ess " 3xs and 10.
Isl, Bs4 " SIS q 200 sxe, and 9.
| 2l6 4xe. 10000 " SEC, 7, 8 and o.
| o, 900 feet dressed Lumber, I Q and s l.
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Mrs. shoarman and two daughters, Washington
R. A. Grey, Richmond; WIN. X, Rdes, Georgetown,
c.; J. \. oliver, b A. Cline, savannahi Charles
Qrser, Upiontown; Robert Allen and son, Williams
por'i Edward white Macon, Ga. =. Shut and wife,
Al ertowp, Pa. S. A. Ross, Chsmbersburgi John
Fisher, wheeling, Va. James Ahieton. s. Wilson,
OIL City John Young, York, Pa b. 7. Robinson, S.
T. Jones, New York; Miss 7. Cannser, Ms Z.
CAfnger, Charleston.
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SEATON HOUSE-JouN II. SEuuEs.

A. J. Bellows, c. ?. Koons, Chas s. Jones, and
J. R. @. Pitkin, Philadelphia; II. W. FlAndran, New
York S. b. Baker, Lansing, Mich. j. Tan, Cinein-
matt; Hon Richard J. Bowie, Rockville, Md. G. N
Bates, hi A. r. Reese, n j. Mrs NJ. T. sherwood
Broti, New Orleans; O. D. stitgel and O. W. wiley,
Reading, Pa.
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WASUIN0TON HOUSE. MT, A. BEyERIpGr,

JOHN H. Branch, Baltimore, Md; W. II. Green,
Canton, Mics. NJ K. Donovan, Louis lille, Ky; Tim.
Othy De gan, Robert Past, Jersey City, N. Ber.
nardin 7 Walker, New Brunswick, n. j.; Philip
Miller, Decatur, H.. Peter Martin, Hudson, N. Y ';
Hiram Horton, Middletown, NY Lysvester Mop
kins, Brown county, NY; d. Massey, John Phil
Inns Arthur New Ynrk
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Ferm ont Items,

John l. Gleed is probate register for
Lamoille.
DR.. Horace Powers, worthy citI-
zen OF Morrisville, died on the 4th inst.
Hon. S. NJ. Pennock OF Lamoille Co.,
has bought residence near Boston,
and is going into the produce business
there
1T is stated that the Vermont and
Canada and Central managers cannot
aid the Lamoille railroad.
Gold has been found in Minister
Brook, Worcester, Vt, In considerable
quantities, with but imperfect work
ings.
The fish commissioners have re.
ceived $4,000 salmon eggs from New
Brunswick in good condition, which are
to be placed in the Connecticut river and
its tributaries when Matched.
The duties collected In gold at New
port, Vt, for the month of November,
amounted to over 81, 500.
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THE FUNERAL OF WIN. r. BURDEN. -
The Troy Times, in noticing the funeral
Of the late VIM. r. Burden, says;
The procession passed through the
city ~ route for the Albany Rural Gene
terry about p m, and was one of the
most impressive sights we ever wit
messed. Nearly two thousand men--the
operatives at Messrs. Burdens works
and the Albany Iron Works-preceded
the remains to the grave; and the Or
DERBY march, the solemn mien Of these
sturdy men, paying a tribute TO the
memory OF one they held so dear, was a
spectacle such rs has never before been
witnessed in this city. Following the
hearse were nearly forty carriages filed
with the mourning relstives and friends
OF The decs ssed. The funeral procession
WAS the largest and most imposing we
remember ever to have seen In Troy.
During the progress OF the funeral cor
tege through the city the flags on the
steamer houses and upon tie court
house were placed at halfmsst, and St.
Mary's and the Second Presbyterian
church bells were tolled.
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Washington Items.

On Wednesday Senator Morrill, O.
Vermont was to give his views on
finance, which would be listened to with
attention. 1t Is understood that he is
opposed to the views OF Gen. Butler.
Senator Drake Of Missouri made a
vigorous speech In the Senate upon his
resolution censuring the President. He
was not 80 long as is his habit, and made
some good hits.
Ordway, the House Sergeant-at-
arms, has asked an investigation into
his accounts, owing to the ISLANDERS of
copperhead newspapers in the State OF
New Hampshire. 1t was promptly
granted.
The House has been dull; two or
three conservative speeches were deliv-
cred upon Thad. Stevens conhscation
bill, which was the special order. FL
bridge Of Wisconsin made one Of them,
and insisted upon calling Mr.. johnson 8
Republican President, which excited
laughter among the Republicans.
The purchase of st, Thomas does
not suit the Senate. Sherman and other
leaders say that they shall take the vote
Of the House, next week, on the resolu-
ton relating TO the purchase of more
territory, as notice on its part that it
will not consent TO Its acquisition.
The Senate finance committee did
not reach the cotton tax bill on Tuesday,
but there is little doubt fits passage In
the Senate. The contraction bill will be
permitted TO sleep for a few weeks in
committee with an idea that the House
may send over a measure considerably
worse, when the Senate can Offer 10
compromise on the contraction bill. If
it wise, it It will keep something on
hand to trade with.
-Galusha A Grow of Pennsylvania is
at Washington looking sitter his chances
for The Vice Presidency. In congress
ional circles there is & strong feeling in
favor of Grow, and IL he doesn't get IL,
Fenton it is thought stands the Bext
best chance. It is almost universally
conceded that the convention will uom-
mate Grant for President ana the radical
wing viii demand that the second name
on the ticket shall be man fully repre-
senting theiy views.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19

REAL ESTATE SALB.-Wm. Wslcott. a
day or two since, sold his residence on
Grove street, to A. W, Houghton, for the
sum OF $1,000.
MAsoNIC.-At the annual election OF
officers for Lafayette Lodge, Cavendish,
on the 18th inst, the following persons
were elected for the year ensuing:
Timothy Paige, W. n.
D. R. Story, S. W.
A. D. Hager, J. W.
H. G. Battey, 8. D.
William Sperry, J. D.
D. C.Pollard and j. f. Fitton, Stewards
Alick stearns, Tyler.
s. L. Thompson, Marshal.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19

New YORK. CEBrRAL RAILRoAD.-At
the annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the New York Central Railroad, held
at Albany on Wednesday, the following
gentlemen were elected Directpre: G.
Vanderbilt Of New York H. H,B4xter
OF Rutland, Vt; Chester W. Chaplin OF
Springfield, Mass Daniel Torrance, W.
Il. Vanderbilt Of New York; A Stone,
Jr,, Cleveland, Ohio; Horace I. Clark,
James f. Banker OF New York James
4. Fox OF Detroit, Michigan Augustus
Schell, s. T. Barger. J. Harker aid VIM.
A. Nissan Of New York.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Of New York,
was elected President, and Danisl Tor
rance OF New York, Vice President. Up.
wsrds Of 320,OO0,G00 OF stock was votec
op.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19

OoVNrr Co5Rrs,-The December Term
OF the Orange County Court commenced
It's session st Chelsea, December Sd, Hon.
Asahel Peck, presiding. The docket
shows l2s civil cases, and "a chancery
cases. OK the civil cases "a are set for
trial by Jury.
The Caledonia County Court also
commenced It's session Dec. Sd, Hon.
Benjamin Fl. Steele, presiding. Seventy.
three cases are set for trial.
The Bennington County Court,
Judge Prout presiding and the Windsor
County Court, Judge Barrett presiding,
are still In session.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19

NORTH BRNNrNGros.-An effort is be-
ing made for the establishment ola Con-
gregationsl Church at North Baning-
ton, and the requisite amount of funds
have already been guaranteed to warrant
the permanent settlement of pastor.
The services are to be held In the hall
over Mr.. Parks bank, until church
eau be built.
The ladies Of the Baptist Ch1rch at
North Bennington, are to hold a festival
OF Friday evening, Dec. Is, 1867, to pro.
cure funds for the purchase ola new
musical instrument for that chuich.
The annual election OF tht First
National Bank Of North Bennington,
will take place January 2, 1868.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19

MAsosTc,-At the annual m Getting OF
Union Lodge, No. ., p. & A. NJ, held a,
their hall in Middlebury, Monday, Dec.
:, the following officers were elected,
Ira Clifford, W. M.
Lorenzo Stow, s. W.
A. ]. Childs, J. ".
J. W. Simmons, Treasurer.
H. L. Sheldon, Secretary.
M. P. Colburn, s. d.
- Manchester, I'D.
S. Holton, c. J, soper, Stewards.
Jacob Dewey, Tyler.
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LAWS OF VERMONT, a. d. 1851

Public Acts, designated by the Secretary OF
State for publication in the newspspers.I
An act to provide for the disposition Of the pro-
eeeds Of sales of personal property on mesne
process,
II B hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. /. When property shall be sold on
mesne process, retnrnable to the county court,
uuder the provisions Of chapter thirty three OF
the General statutes the money realized from
such sale, shall, upen duplication OF either par
iy to such process, be paid into court, and the
clerk thei eof shall invest or deposit said money
during the pebd ency OF the suit as raid court
shall direct and when the otteer shsu have 30
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19

fEAsosAI'-we regret to learn o'the
serious Illness OF our eO,emporary, John
oAin' BIO, editor OF the Courier. He
mas been III torseversl days from erysIp.
elas' but was more comfortable last eve
AinG.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19

ACoIDESTs.-Last Wednesday evening
Mr.. Jesse Leland, OF Sheffield, went 10
his barn TO take care Of his stock, az
usual. Not returning, search was made
for him, when he was found dead on the
barn floor. st the foot Of The stairs. He
evidently FELL down the stairs, breaking
his neck. he was about seventy years
old; a good citizen, and much respected
by all who knew him.
AS soseph Kellogg wss on ME way
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19

PsReoNAi'-PsymasterJ J. b. Redneld,
u s. N, has Just returned from a cruise
10 Euglsnd, France and the MADEIRA Is,
lands, spending sometime in Losdon.
ana at the Paris Exposition. He is stay.
ing fora Few days with his brother, @.
3. hedtie,d, st Ludlow. He Is ordered
70 The U. s. Naval Academy, at Annspo.
lis, Maryland.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19

BovSD OvsR.--A young man charged
with setting FIRE TO d. @. Barber's ban
on Monday night last was brought b.
fore Justice Holenbeck, in Burlington,
on Wednesday. and bound over in 500
bail 10 appear for trial at the next tern
Of the Chittenden County Court. Th,
ball WAS promptly furnished stster
Attorney Knglesby for the State Romeo
II. Start for the respondent.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19

The GRAND LIsr.-The Newport Ex-
press, whose editor, D. NJ. Camp, ESQ,
was one Of the clerks to make up the
grand list, during the last session Of the
General Assembly, gives the following
interesting items relating to the grand
list OF the State:
Brunswick in Essex county returns
the least number OF polls being % +;
Rutland gives the largest, 1888. Rut-
land has.the largest1ist, s227l4,O4. Som
erset, the least, S265,06. Bloomfield re.
turns no dogs, Baltimore I, Rutland
27S. The whole number Of polls in Or
leans county is 1864. Westmore re.
turns 20. the least; Nawport, 427, the
largest nsmbeT. Wholery, aber Of dogs
in the comfy, 572. Vhoamore has 1
Newport has Sc. Derby sess,ss SO, and
Troy Sc. The number Of acres in the
county is 8s2.746, the appraisal OF rea
and personal estate is q, 90, $50, the en-.
tire list for State taxes is SCI ,9l4,50.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19

AND HIS MoSBI SOON PARrRp.-A man
from Cornwall, named Flanagan, lost
$50 in greenbacks and $40 in Canada
bills, at Rouse's Point the other day, bet
ting with some sharpers on "three card
monte" and the "snuR-box arrange.
ment"
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local and state rtsms.

IKE Messy EXAMINATION. - II. P.
Mussey was taken to Burlington yester-
day afternoon, to have his examination
before U. S, Commissioner B. d. Smslley,
upon charge OF robbery at the post office
in this village.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19

BcUED ovsR.-Wm.' Long, for at as
sault with intent TO kill on the person
Of Anne Dougberty. had his examination
yesterday before Justice Smith, and was
held to bail in the sum Of 81 600 to 30.
pear for trial At the March term Of the
County Court. Ban was furnished. and
the accused 10 ow at large.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19
When the mileage question ~,

When the mileage question was up
in the Canadian House Of Commerce, a
member Of the opposition proposed that
each member keep account OF his actual
expenses in coming to and returning
from Ottawa, and that this exact sum
and no more be reimbursed to him. The
House laughed, rejected the Amendment
and passed the bill, which gives membess
about $1,000 beyond their EXPENSES
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19

home 20 WoodfoEd IRON Bennington last
week Wednesday evening, driving stwD-
horse team, when just above the Hollow
he either fell OF or was kicked Off the
wagon by one Of his horses, striking -
head heavily on the frozen grou ni,
whereby nc received very dangerous
wound, his brain being Injured, He 3
delirlous most OF the time, and bat faint
hopes are entertained OF his recovery.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19

CHANCELLOR WALwoRrHs WILL.-The
will of the late Chancellor Walworth
disposes OF about $4,000, with a claim
on the Burden spike suit for $4,000 or
more.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19

srsns'he 20 Their party therefor op'' not be re,
s,se e'' . tbs act shall take eject from h.,..
Approved Nov. IS, 1867.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19

NEW COMMITTEES. THE House have
constituted three new committees: on re-
vision Of the laws OF the United States.
OF which Hon. Luke P. Poland is chair
man : on reconstruction, Thaddeus Ste
vens, Chairman; on ordnance, John A.
Logan, Chairman.