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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-19

DAILY ARRIVAL OF STAGES AT ST. ALBANs
From Sweetsburgh and Franklin, 700 p M
From Richford and Sheldon, 800 p. III.
From sheldon, 10 90 a. III.
From Bakersfield. ii 90 Il. III.
DAILY DEPARTURE OF Stages fnoN ST. ALBANs.
For Franklin and Swcetsburgh, 30 IN.
For sheldon and Rchford, 30 n. IN.
For sheldon, . 90 p. IN.
For Bakersfield, 90 Y. m.
Stages call at the several hotels in town. stage
Offices at the fremont House.
CLOSING or THE MAILS.
Mails for New York close at . 90 Il. m ana I w
y. m.
Mail. for Boston close at ) "A. IN. and q 80 pm
Mails for Albany and the West clos, at . W
Mails for Canada close al GO am.
Southern and Northern way mail ci"e" ~ = w
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NEW AID VERT ISEMENTS.
Estrayed.

From G. II. Wheeler's Yard on the 18th, Four
Year Old, good, medium-sized COW. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by informing
the subscriber of her whereabouts.
$40 3 WM. MULLEN.
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MAsoNIC.-At the annual commune
cation of ST. Pauls Lodge, No. %, f.
A. NJ. held at Masonic Hall, Brandon,
on Wednesday evening, May 10th, the
following officers were elected for the
year ensuing:
Ozro Mecham, W. M,
Henry Kinsman, $. w.
James Knapp, j. w.
Up. Kingsley, II.
A. p. Smith, $.
c. w. Larry, s. d.
n. s. Capen, j. d.
c. ID. Pitts, Mr..
Robert Forbes, c.
II. G. Webster,V. f.. Holley, Stew
ards.
Philip Aim, Tyler.
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The Queen Anne's and Kent railroad Is TO
De continued from Carroll's Corner to Cen
treville and the directors assert that if the
subscribers to the stock are prompt In paying
their subscriptions, the road will DO In use by
the lst Of August next. T."
Al the present session Of the Circuit Court
for Caroline county, Nd, the grand Jury In
dicted woman for witchcraft. The witch Is
a negress, and the trial will no doubt be an
Interesting one, We had supposed that the
days Of wltchcruft had passed away In this
country, never TO return, but the actioD' Of
Caroline grand Jury, Ii seems, have revived
them.
It IL proposed to expend $4,000 on the
improvement Of the Maryland State agncul-
tural and mechanical grounds.
Mr.. Adam b. Kyle, an old retired mer-
chant Of Baltimore, died Monday night.
Mr.. Francis A. Gibbons, Of Baltimore, who
for buildings for about twenty years,
has Just received the contract for building
the new hospital ediaces at Fort Adams,
Rhode Island. A year since Mr.. Gibbons
finished the building for the Agricultural
Department In this city.
On Tuesday evening last, two fine looking
men, seated In a hack, drawn by two very
gay horses, drove up to the residence Of Mr..
Lewis Shinnaman, an extensive grower and
VI vi
Howard county, Nd, and professed desire
to make the purchase Of his present crop Of
willows. Amer the ESQ understood) ar
rangements were objected, IN gceomIllGe
made his appearance, offering 10 self'tYo
gold watches, with handsome chains, gold
locket, and u variety Of silyerware, for the
sole purpose las stated) Of paying United
States duty on 70S trunks that were detained
In the bonded warehouse in Baltimore. lie
offered his treasure 10 security for 1926, un-
I'll he could pay the duty on the trunks,
when he would be able TO mako such COM
pensation as the accommodation demanded.
The two FIRST visitors offered to make the ad-
vance, but the imposter declining this offer,
remarked that he would not place II In the
hands Of any one except a resident lere, az
he wanted them back again. His valuation
Of the articles was $500. This idea, and the
difference between the stated worth Of the
articles, and the advance required, caused
Mr.. Shinnaman to yield aud make the pay
ment desired, with the assurance that the
articles would be called for on Wednesday,
and the swindlers made off with their booty
leaving Mr., Shinnaman to find out, when
too late, that the articles were worthless.
The Circuit CouIt Of P1ngs Georges
county Is steadily progressing with The bust
ness of the tenn W
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The Alexandria Gdzefts Of Wednesday
evening has the following,
The second engineering corps to work on
the proposed extension Of the Alexandria
Loudoun and Hampshire railroad, LEFT here
this morning for Hamilton, from which place
Mr. Mercier will convey them In wagons "a
their camp ground on the Blue Ridge noun.
tains.
Mr.. WIN. N. DRows has sold his farm be,
tween this city and Washington, contain.
ing slxty-three acres, to James Mccartney,
for 81 800.
BUSINESS on the canal 10 very brisk, and
boats are arriving and departing without In.
terTuption. Since the list instant IT'S boats
have arrived.
AN inquest vqs held this morning, at
Penny Hill, by Coroner Stoutenburg, upon
the dead body Of the colored man found In
King street dock, on Thursday last, and
buried that day, and had been disinterred
for the purpose. The jury rendered q verdict
OF accidental drowning.
IT WAS stated In yesterdays Gazette that
II was supposed VIM. Arlington and John
Jenes, Two colored men, had been drowned
the night previous. That supposition has
now settled Into an absolute fact, as the
boat they were In has been found afoat In
the river, capsiEed, aud as they never reached
the homes they started for. Their friends
were engaged yesterday evening 10 dragging
for their bodies In tho cove between the
wharyes OF the American Coal Company,
and the outlet lock Of the canal, as 1t was In
that cove that their cries were last heard.
They were both laboring from the effects OF
liquor when they left the Virginia shore.
AFFAIRs at Fish Town continue quiet. The
receipts OF 1sb there to-day were limited and
could not supply the demand. shad sold at
from SO to shy per hundred and herring
at 81 to $l1H, though a small load sold for
$l2.l5. Bunch fish are scarce aud In de-
mand. Buyers now hail from the lines OF
the railroads, the canal, and from Washing
ton and Baltimore, In addition to those who
come In wagons, and those residing in this
city.
The colored Odd Fellows OF this city and
Washington had a celebration here to-day.
They numbered largely, and accompanied
by two full brass bands, also colored, marched
through the principal streets Of the city, and
presented an imposing appearance. Al Lib
erty Hall addresses were delivered, and the
days festivities will be concluded by grand
ball tonight.
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Putty, best qa,lity. in . pound bladdsr.. LOOO
Linsesd oil. hes, quality, 10 barrels, SO Ealioay
Splri stuTpentine' best qualify. In barrels, so
Wick fourth order Franklin. single, In IO.yard
SSRii%%SSs:y:, ; ;sSSpS d, SEdsr S1isESSxTS
QhimneyS, fourth order, 80 IN . box, S,OOl
WET. tS6IlSs lamp, 80 PSanSs.
S SIShl: d " y'Td PlFsa', ~ Places
Spirits q wine, full proof. In barrels. NO gal
Clock oil, 500 .lsl,.
The articles 70 correspond ia qaSYiiy, &c. with
the SAMPLES TO be seen In lhs Lighthouse ln-
.ReetEI's once At Boston AassAehuSstls, aud AT
Al RI'E.SS', Rpst bS marked o. stamped ~.
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r, TnE CASE OF MILE GAINES. = In the
Srimlnal Court yesterday, Mr.. Riddle, on
Dehali oil The counsel for the defence, asked
murderess, be postponed until the return of
his associate counsel, A. X. Browne, esq,
The Court (Judge Wylle) said Mr.. Browne
was absent at the bedside Of his sister, who
was very Ill. He was called away by a teie.
gram, and without any opportunity to
make any arrangements In regard to the
case. He had also heard that the accused
was eHeie5ae, and he did not care 10 have her
trial take place while she was In that condl-
ton. He therefore continued the case until
next term.
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a'k the attention Of All Intere ted the reduction
Of The sxras aaant cost Of BUrfEf. to their prae-
tleAl and economical system Of making pare prime
BUTTER by tie aid otihs
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MoRTUART REPORT FOR MARCH.-Tho
secretary Of the board Of health reports the
number of deaths In the city during the past
month at 1874, Of which "a were under five
years OF age. Consumption claims the
greatest number Of victims, 29j pneumonia,
II; and measles, II.
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The REGIsTRATIoS.-The registration Of
the voters Of the First ward will be com
menced on Wednesday next. The place for
selected.
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WORK CoMMKNoED.-The contractor for
painting the City Hall had force Of men at
work yesterday, and II the weather holds
good the entire building Will have received
rs lrst coat within few days.
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BoYs IN BLUE.-The different regiments
composing the First and Second Brigade
Boys In Blue will parade to-day at 40 n. M,
and report to Chief Marshal Smallwood for
assignment to position in line. Each man
is to be fully equipped In black suit, white
gloves, cape and cap.
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OFFICERS ELEcTED.-The following Off
GERS have been elected by the Journeymcn
Paper Hangers Association:
John T. Patterson, president; WIN.
shackelford, vice president; w. w. Lower,
recording secretary; John W. Hayes, hnan'
cial secretary; John A. shackelford, treas
urer.
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THE EMANCIPATION CELEBRATI oS.-We
are authorized to state that Mr.. James A.
smallwoOd, chief marshal Of the emancipl-
ton procession, will extend the route to-day
through the principal portions of the Flfth,
Sixth and Seventh wards.
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GRSTL EMBs's SPRING GLovBs-A large
variety at Coco. Jennings, No. 81 Seventh
street.
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Old comrades how we'll remember
The praise which our dress won OF all,
In the street, In the church, In the theatre,
At partiss Oape May and the ball.
How the landlord and halter would trust us,
And the ladies prefer US DER ALI
Then join In q good hearty chorus,
Aud sing to the famous Oak Hall.
Chorus.-Then here's to Oak Hall, to the
far.fsmed Oak Hall,
Where the men and The msdsHTa are
prime,
Where the folks 10 desp,ir 20 for
something to wear,
That will bear all the hAvoo OF
time.
The spring suits Of OAK HALL are seen
everywhere In the streets OF Washington.
We are constantly receiving fresh invoices
Of goods from the celebrated OAK HALL OF
PHILADELPHIA, and sell at their diioHishinglv
loo prices. No. 400 Seventh street, opposite
the post office.
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KIRKwooD HoUsE5-SUMMRR ARRANGE
MEST.-Pleasant roOms and board at reason
able rates. II. J. Ktso Il Co.
April lG, 1869.
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REAL Estate SoLD.-Lots IS, II, 10, 10,
II and IS, In square 695, (Cabot's subdiyi.
sion,) with improvements, Consisting of two
frame houses fronting on Massachusetts
avenue, between Second and Third streets,
have been sold by MessrS. Green Il Williams,
auctloneers, to E. c. Darlington, ESQ.,,
district attorney, for $4,000.
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FALSE ALARM OF FIRE.-About o'clock
this morning an alarm Of fire was sounded
for box 80, Seventh street south, which
proved to be false. The police found the
door Of the box opon but no person near 1t.
The Columbia and Union engines and the
hook and ladder company responded
promptly. The Government brigade being
dlsbanded and the Franklin undergoing re-
pairs, no other engines were out.
At 2:05 o'clock another alarm was struck
from box 70, at Georgetown, the cause Of
which we had not time to ascertain.
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NEW BooKs.-Messrs. Philip & Solomons,
always up with the times, advertise to-day q
list OF new books Just from the press, to
which we would call attention. New books
as soon as published can always be had at
their popular book store, 323 Pennsylvania
ayenur, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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An INTERESTING Law SUIT IN PRINCE
GEORGs's CoUNTr.-In the county court of
Prince Georges county, Maryland, now in
session ut Marlboro, the case Of Annie
Coyle, guardian Of Andrew Coyle, vs.. Thorn
rs II. Osborn and John W. Maury, trading
under the name of Maury & Co., In this city,
Is In progress for the recovery Of thirty eight
flye-twenty bonds, each Of the denomination
Of one thousand dollars, which had been de-
posted with them for safe-keeping. Osborn
Is brother-in-law of Leonard Huyck, who
was yesterday found guilty Of n similar
charge in the Criminal Court OF this Dis
trict. The testimony In the case was taken
before commissioners here. G. G. Magru-
der, ST., and Joseph II. Bradley, sr., APP
pcared for the plaintiff, and Ex-Governor
Pratt, General T. +. Brown and s. b. Hance
for the defendants. Several OF our citizens
were present on Wednesday and yesterday,
and they describe the manner In which the
eminent legal council are conducting the
cusC us very interesting. Every possible ef-
fort il made and every point contested. It
may be really termed ga keen encounter OF
Wlts,h
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sKrrr & GArLoRD's MrNsTHELs.-The en-
tertainment of this popular troupe was en-
joyed last evening BY large number Of OH
citizens, and the fine programme Offered
gins to the audience was feature Of tn,
evenings exhibition. Amopg others, the
following ladies' aud gentlemen, residing in
various portions Of the city received pres
ents, some Of them very valuable: Mr.. Hol
mead, Mr.. Thompson, Miss Maggie Clark
Mrs. Fox, National Hotel; Paul Travis, Mr.
Buchanan, VIM. Fallen, James s. HOLLAND
and Miss Ella Miller. Every one who desire
a pleasant nights fun and a chance for I
handsome and valuable gin should visit ODD
Fellows Hall and see skid h Gaylord's Min
strels.
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The GREAr PARADE To-pAr.-The great
event to-day will be the grand procession
and mass meeting Of the colored people Of
the city In commemoration Of the emancipa-
ton Of slaves In the District Of Columbia.
The various ward associations have made
great arrangements for the affair, and q
gala time Is expected. The procession will
be formed on X street north, the right rest
ing on Fifteenth street aud the left on Tenth
street. The line Of march will be up street
TO Georgetown, thence returning down Penn
sylvania avenue to the Navy Yard, thence
through the Fifth, Sixth and Seventh wards,
thence to the City Hall, where u stand has
been erected from which addresses will be
delivered by Messrs. J. Thomas johnson,
Rev. J. Selia Martin, Prof. g. b. Vashon
and John NJ. Langston, the great colored
orator. The chief marshal, as will be seen
by the above, has decided to extend the line
OF march from that hitherto contemplated.
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LIMITED sTATEs PATBNT 0FFlOE,
X A. Mi As9IEgios, ID. q, April Q. 1872
adstp6s, r pTsyas for m IT, sntsasio sS 81 patent
granted hln pa his, I'd dayIof juiy, is5, Tor an
IL Is cTasrsd mai iSs ssiS pstiIon Be- sesra sths
once on the 2lst day of June next, A1Y person
aJ SpP ssa Sr sssPs Should T. sS di
odiee twenty days before the day % heaTipE.,
ELISHA fOOTB,
spI-WSw CSmmlsSionsT Of PAtsntS'
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CIRCUIT oouRx-- CAitf Js,t.se Cdrltsr.--
This court was occupied as follows yesterday
In the case Of Mary A. Redwood vs., Me-
tropolltan Railroad Company. Action for
damages by being thrown from a street-ear.
The Jury found for the plalntlf In u 800.
Mr., Wilson give notice Of motion for new
trial. . f..T ar.. .Iu.. A 10 .. .r,'..I9 Oh.
Kerner VS.. Walker. Demurrer to plea
Withdrawn, and verdict for plaintid In 81
1871. 40. =. --.s.-r. OF. .r..l IInr Of. frIs n,
Bletz VS.. Talberg. On the motion Of Mr..
Hfne leave Is granted defendant TO file gen.
eral Issue, and plea of set-of amer the cx'
piration Of time limited by the rules.
Aulllgan vs.. Brown. Judgment confessed.
barnes vs.. Tinney. Same order. nyI
Wilson vs.. Winter. Judgment confessed
for S4.25. .. T.. ..r dr. u .sbusr..I1 d.
|. Lyon vs.. Colt.s Case submitted TO the
court, and Judgment for 81. IE,l.
J. McC. Perkins vs. s. b. Gregory. Yer
dict for the defendant. D.. NJ 9T..I. ~.
willett We. Frederick. Verdict for plain.
tit In t486.70. =. -- -.iJ.,u .--.7f
willett VS.. Haughstetter. Judgment by
consent on promissory note for s3G7.S2. .
AllnurnAA
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I. lBsivesa Rsarleppth ana fifissnth strsets, r-
q o. Iu1 tLaw and E4ss.ase BaildiasJ on 80
,rI-.y.i wAsHISUT0S, D,oII .Ise ...
4 eLreful s4kmln Stiou OF oar systssn sApssi lBi
y convince all who have eSatn,nsa ths ,rtisstef
LIFE INSURksGK COMPANY, presents, adysrI
tages that are nDt offered cisewhers, espse ally ~
he prov sious Of fonsita made iaihs POLICY
by which no one can lose Policy or fall In seeuf-
lag pow Up ~ their lasurnnee sfer saa dnnusI
The Arspt tskks pls9Aprs ~ Asknewledxinx the
liberal pailena4s with yhieh IA comp.ny hAs'
papy. % them being oar loading bussnsss man
Gratsfal Widows sad orphans stAnd ready 10 ae-
know led 20 our ptomptaess Ia tbs pAymsnt Of oil
qur ios.sss The pspllaHty % oar Company Hnd
TIA liygs ipsreAss % our businsqs here may Be
seen n ihs tssi, ih.l alt6sssa W. hays oSly been
years. ADD S.ss made % ''noi.s sbSsi our large
patronage yet We paid " the Co s.tion Of
lat year, las the books Of the Register
will show tex on larger incons than q large
Bs1joYtfp Of the OSmpaaiss dong basissss IL this
1li We ask Il a eatefpt. exanlnatJon o. oar sys.
ten. aud vs. ieel satisfied we shall still have our
''',. ' 10 JOHN ?. MsaIER,
nhls-eoSin d. p uehsii Manager.
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EQufrr CoUHT-Judgs Olin.-Thls court
was occupied as follows yesterday; Il I'D
In 70. Bankruptcy OF John q. Wilson.
Order to show cause against bankruptcy on
the 10th instant.
Thomas Green VS.. James Green ct al.
Order appointing Jsmps Green to defend In
fant's interest In suit.
AhinufnaI
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JoHS J, JoHSsoE, thetrustse appointed In this
cause, having reported that he DID, on tho list day
Of February. A. D. is69, ia obedioSss to the decree
passed tksIspi sell LOT tea tl0l u sauIa No ~,
III sipi ~ w e. ias complied " Il" me tefms q
sale Il u, theTofona. on motion u JaHs J. togE'
18th day q fePfu4fy, A. D. 1871, ordered hal said
sale be rRtlAsd aud s0nhrmed, uhles' cause 10 the
Of April prov ided eapy Of thls order DO pub
lished In the kATfOBAL REPuBLIcAE once a week
for three successive weeks before SAID lat day Of
April, A. y, l6U. GEO, y. RlAHBR,
A true copy, .H.
Tssti X, j. MEms. Clerk .. mIo.Pa
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PRICE LIST Of Gents Furnishing Goods at
the "onginal Frame" 494 Seventh street,
between D and z; Good White Shirts, 81 to
Good Merino Shirts and Drawers, rs cents
each Good White Pocket Handkerchief, 20
cents each; Good Cotton Socks, 10, 10, 20,
25 cents per pair Paper Collars, 10, 10, IS,
25 cents per box Paper Cuffs, s cents per
pair, or so cents per dozen. Linen Collars
and Cuffs, Gloves, Ties, Bows, and every
other article In the gents' furnishing line,
cheaper than the cheapest. Remember the
name and place, "The Original Frame" 494
Seventh street, between d and Z. Also, no.
tlce the large plntn plnsh MindoM.
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JONATHAN SPRUGGIss will amuse tn c
readers Of the Sunday Gazette on Sunday
morning. It can be had at the news stands,
and Of the news boys on the street.
A TEAM FOR sALR.-A gentleman about to
leave the city, offers span Of bay mares,
light Brewster wagon, harness, blankets,
robes, &C., very cheap. See advertisement.