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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-06-16
Death of Judge Kittrcd,e.

We arc deeply panied to learn of the sudden death
OF the Hon. WILLIAM G.. KiITEFn0E, Of Fairhayen
Of heart disease, which occurred in the streets Of
Rutland, at an early hour on Friday morning. lie
left the Central House for the early BcnniI gton
train, and was ron found upon the sidewalk in
dying copiiton, and lived but iew minutes
after being conveyed 70 the hotel.
Judge Kittrcdge was a prominent and we'll
known citizen of the state having represented
his town in the House of representatives FOX sey-
eral years, aud was Speaker OF that body from
1878 10 1850 subsequently be was State Senator
from Rutland county, and was elected Lieutenant
Governor in 1852, on the ticket with Governor
Fairbanks. He was judge Of the Circuit Court
from 1856 to 1851 being the compeer ON the
bench with Judges Underwood, Peck and Poland
after which for several years be held the Office Of
Assistant Judge of Rutland county.
Ever since the passage Of the law he has held
the Office Of assessor Of Internal Revenue for the
First District of Vermont a position he received
at the hand of his warm personal friend, the lat,
Senator Foot, and the duties Of which he had dis
charged faithfully and acccpnbly This sudden
death is not only public calamity bat will cast
q cloud Of sorrow over the entire community il
which he lived, and among his numerous per
soEnl friends
Though summoned thus suddenly there i
deep consolation in the thought that he was mo-
altogether unprepared For many years he haC
been a prominent and active member of the Con
gregational church, and frequently, even in his hu
siness correspondence did he make joyful allusior
b. the " rest that remaineth' to the faithful
Christian. Lies ftlul fever over" We doub
n)t he has attained that rest
1t is fact somewhat remarkable, That durinl
The last few years, three of the gentlemen VIII
held the position Of Assistant Assessor unde
bulge Kittredge, have been removed by death
Messrs. Conroe, of Middlebury Ransom, of Poult
hey, and Brown, OF Waterbury
In behalf of the deeply afflicted family do W
oner our heartfelt sympathies and prayers.
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The st, Adams Messenger says the services
at the Congregational church yesterday were
largely attended, many being present from the
other churches, attracted, no doubt, by the an
nouncement that Rev. Dr. Lord Of Montpelier
would occupy the desk. The sermons morning
and evening, were productions of rare merit, and
the preacher held his audiences unclaimed by the
strength Of his logic, the beauty and force of his
Illustrations, and the dignity and earnest power
of his eloquence. Without dispangement to any
other, it may be safely said, and indeed is said,
that as a sermonizer DIR. Lord has hardly an equal
in Vermont.
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Special alntices.


We eco that persons Of strong constitution and young,
suor Tor days with pains Of the limbs loss u appetite aud
fever who suddenly get well ancr cholie followed by
sny, bilious stools The relief produced by these eyac-
uatons the original guide to the idea and practice
Of purgaton and which, when enforced by Brndreths
Pills always benefits usually cures and ofen prevents
disease especially scarlet Fever and diseases of similar
character.
}. I. G. Cook publisher Of the estate Banner" Ben
nngton w. says Brandrcths pills cured him of pys.
pepsa after bciug afflicted with y over Ave years. III.
friends and doctors considered his recovery impossible
but six boxes Of nndreths Pills restored his health per
foctly.
young lady Of Mount Pleasant was sorely troubled
with Tapc-worm Al advice and medicine JAILED 10 help
her She hnd no rest. Thin, oarcworn and unhappy,
she looked tho picture Of misery AZ last she concluded
to try Bnndreths Pulls In one year she took seventy
two boxes They brought away, according 10 hor com
putaton, over two hundred yards Of ape-woun. AT
length all her bad ympons lon hor she slept and ate
naturally, and her health became nilly restored
~ 71-daw
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The use of absintho is said to be ncreas.
ing to an alarming extent in New York, and
many Of the bars retail it as they do other
liquors. One Of the most brilliant writer's on
the New York press has nearly ruined him
self physically and intellectually by the use
of this pernicious sedativefor only year and
a half
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GEo. II COLLINS deposed have long regarded the
Wheeler & Wilson Machine the most Ingenious in plan
and the most remarkable in It's performance. The wide
range Of work which It Is adapted the great rapdy
ofit movement and It's almost nosclcss execution,
due to H. peculiar construction satisfied that
of these machines will do eght ten times much
can be none by hand and quito one-hh than any
other two-throad machine will do. With very trhing
repairs It will ten years. Nomachino Of equal mort
has ever been under my observation. 20
II Johnson's Anodyne Eminent" is halfas valuable
as people say it u.s. no family should be- withoutt Cor
tainly no person. be he Lawyer Doctor Minister Of
any other profession should start on journey without
it, No Sailor Fisherman, or Woodsnan should be with
out &C. In fact 70 needed wherever there Is Ache,
sprain, Cut Bruise, Cough or Cold. 70
Farmers and Iorscmen arc continually onquiring
what we know Of the utility Of sherdans Cavalry
Condition Powders and In rcply we would say, through
the columns OF the Watohman State Journal that we
have heard from hundreds who have used them with
gratifying results that is also our experience. 20
-s.s-r -
With Dyspeptcs evory thing Is wrong Food does not
digest sleep does not refresh wine does not cheer
smiles do not gladden. music does not charm, can
any other joy enter the breast Of the miserable dyspe
tic You must get rid Of or It will become seated and
confirmed and life will be a burden and existence
curse. PLANTATION BrrERs will do away with all this
New life strength and energy will take possession OF
you. The damask will again bloom upon your check
and the user In your eye will again be bright in
/ your healthest, happlost and most Joyous days.
] MAGNOLIA WATER Superior TO the best imported
German Cologne. and sold at half the price
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

II NAoUINUTVN DToTTNlNT1 81
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
said District, on the 18th day of June A. u. 500.
An instrument purpOrting 10 DO tho last Wll ana Ts-
lament of Lucy ID. blanchard late Of barre In said Dis
tct deconsed being presented 10 tho Court BY 1eorse
". Dodge the Executor therein named for Probate IL
isordorcd by said Court that all tcrcn
DO notified TO appear a. scssion q said Court 70 held
&C tho Probate Office la Montpelier, on che fFth ay oi
june A. d. 1850 and show cause u any thor may hare,
against tho Probate VI sad VIII for whaA pqrpose u y
further ordered that copy OF the record " TINS order ne
published three weeks sucoessiyely In the Vermont
Wachnan and state Journal, printed at Montpelier,
previous 10 said time appointed Tor hearing
oen ~ "S 4 R. MERRILL, Judge
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neut Adtertise
srATE OF VENOM.
OFFICE OT SECRETARY " STAN, :
N0ffhlpld. Iuun L. 1860.


N0rthhold, Juna Q, 1860.
Scaled proposals are hereby invited for printing tho
following state Documents 10 wit Reports u ti,a Audi
tor of Accounts Adutant and Inspector General Quar-
terinaster ucuerals Scrgeautat-Aris Railroad Commits
sloner Oommissoner Of DO Insane Directors, superiu-
tendcnt and Chaplain Of tho State Prison. Trustees Of tho
Vermont Reform School and Trustees Of the University
Of Vermont and STATE Agricultural College In tho gem
eral form and style Of tho Reports Of STATE officers for
1868 10 be bound Ia volume and delivered AZ the Of
fee Of the Secretary Of State in Montpelier or before
the second Thursday 10 October.
Also the Report N the Board of Education IN the
form and style that Of 1868, bound In single volume,
and 10 be delivered nt thc same time and place.
Also, tho Annual Session Laws Of 1867, n the snme
style those u 1904 hound Ia single volume, and 10
be ready for distribution before the first day u
January, 1870.
Also. the Senate and House Journals IN the gem
crn form aud style Of thoso Of 1864 10 DO bound In sepa
rate volumes and ready for distribution before the
first day OF May issn.
Details Of contracts Will be- governed n all particularly
by The provisions of No. o. Of the pamphlet Law NJ f
to which parties Interested respectfully referred
Blank proposals. for bids viii Do furnished at once TO
parties desiring enter into contract for any part Of this
work.
The right 10 reject any all proposals may 10
deemed for the interest Of the state, hereby reserved.
GEORGE NICHOLS
O. Secretary 0i state.
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A. A. Webber, son of p. s. Webber, left
Glover for the West few years since. Ar
irving in Illinois he had hardly money suih-
ciont to pay a nights lodging. He is now in
San Francisco, CAL, worth at least 10000
all the fruit of persistent effort and econo-
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tTeiegrphei Erpve'siv for gafosuea state Jouraai
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
AT CAM RtDGB AND HTON,
For the week ending Tuesday, June %. 1869.


a. iS:' j ssSi s.o i iiH i 5i5 a l$ IS s
Pmcss.-B,,f cauie-Rxtra tat and heavy premium
Oxen, si25o a slloo ar.t quality t2ol a 22i second
100 bs on total weight Of hide ai0w and dressed beef
few choice single pairs, tilso "a tl3Oo Bulls, &C.
go,lng oso $40 sloo Y pair, or according to their
value a. beet. Steers. $50 a tho.
l6l with or Without calves, a. may be agrecd, ARROW
s,ors'.-Yeatliess, idoaoo, two-years old soosco,
SAssT and Lanb7 a cts, extra, 81 n On cts v h..
SAoiss.i2@ i5c, retail % ~ po extra, on Ph. Fat
Hog. 10 q Tic Y n, spring Pig 81 a 80 head.
Haes.-Brighton, % a. lncts.i country lots, ~ alc
COZ Stas.2O@ Is ots. railow, n Sos country lots,
country lots, grecn 100 n sl.S. Dry, % 20 5000
Pouiry.-Lro, III 40 10 cts
Remark-.- Under decline Of null jOo head OF wcs.
tern stock A. compared with tho past two weeks aud the
expectation Of large number Of visitors 10 the city,
l09 OF dressed weight OF 80 Western cattle, - were
sold at ne los at 2c ~ at lac 81 AZ 2ic ~ at 2ic,
and q at l9o per b. With an allowance Of 81 70 IS pcr
sold at s1l0p i0o lh 30 at fsaO per ian hiss %
At sie 70 at q at So and 81 at &c per H. OF the
Northern cattle at Cambridge this morning. \, q. Bacl-
elder sod for r. Wiser ofPrecott Canada 10 at i3ic
% ski iOat i2ic 81 a % at ga and at &c por TO- live
weight. Lambert Hastings sold oxen at re stoor
ior $50 or ne per ID pair workers i50l rs Tor $40
3D. Dow sold oxen for s1h, Or lelc per 10. r. b. Han
cock sold pair o. stays at iic pcr lh aud beef COW
sicep and lamb. are In good demand and The price,
however are now a. ever dull Of sale aud no matter how
chcaply bought the butchers say they invariably prove
dear D. Rford sold 65, 60 lbs each for &C per 10 L.
stearns sold M lambs. IS HIS each at g. per head.
Lyman sold y lambs % 8 per bead. w. Taylor sod
lambs for 81, and sheep Tor 81 per head d Rice and
Lvn1 stou sold 90 sheep and Nearin % lbs each, ioi
Cic per H. NJ Rice sold carload oi lambs aud good
Weight @SSS to' ' but We '' BOT lear" the exact number
There must have boon about four tons Of live poultry
sold At last weeks priests to 2Ie por To- according L
u quality
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.rATE OF YERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court, held at Montpelier ON the ID day
Of June A. ID. 1859,
WIN. q. CLARK, administrator Of the estate Of George
haley late Of Northheld, la said District, deceased,
makes application 10 said Court for license To sell the
whole OF the real estate OF said deceased excepting home
stead aud DOVER but including the royeron Of dowor
representing that the sale thereof VIII be necessary 10
pay the dehts OF said deceased and expenses Of admins
tratOn OF his estate
Mhoreupon, 1t u ordered by said Court that said APP
pcaton DO rcHrred TO session thereof To be held al
the Probate Once ia said Montpelier, tho 18Th day OF
June, A. d. 1909 Tor hearing and decision thereon and
Il Is further ordered that All persons interested be hothe
hereof by publication of notice OF said Application and
order thereon, three weeks successfully IN tho Vermont
Waterman aud Sao Journal printed al Montnoef, be-
fore said time OF hearing that tey may appear M sad
time and place and, II they cause object thereto
eau n. 4. CHASE, Register
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Il Our people often complain of high taxes.
The city of Burlington would be just the place
for SUCH where 220 per cent has been levied on
the grand list to meet the city expenses.
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PERsoNAL-We notice that our friend, Lieut..
Commander CHARLES Il. CLARK, u. ), n, has
been assigned to duty on board the L. 5. Frigate
Sal5ne, which went into Commission last Tues
day at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The Sabine win
proceed to Boston, at which place she will take
on board the midshpmen of the graduating class
of 1863 at Annapolis. The cruise of the SABINE
will be the usual one taken by the midshipmen, 70
the coast of Africa, Cape Town, Rio Janeiro,
South America, making the circuit, and from
thence home again.
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REsIoNKp.-It appears that Rev Il. q. Cum
mines. of tie NORTH Congregational church at
St. Johnsbury, has resigned his pastorote, and il
is understood that himself asd wife will sail fol
Europe in July for three years residence.
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NATHANIEL LAMBERTON'S rs

~ TATE.-rhe Subscribers, having been appointed
By the Honorable Probate Court for the District o. Wash
Ia gon Commissioner 10 receive, eXnninc, aud adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate OF
Nathaniel Lnmberton late OF Marshhcdin said District
deceased, represented hsolVent and tho term Of SIX
months the ID tay Of Juno. 1863. being allowed by
said Court to the creditors Of said deceased, TO exhibit
aud prove their respective claims hci1re Us,
Tive nuteo that we will attend 10 the duties Of our ap.
ponnnunt at the dwcllinghouso Of nhiena ~ LANDER
ton In Marshheld In said District tho first saturday
ofSeptember and December next at nno o'clock In the
forenoon, on each NJ said DAYS,
BEMIS PIKE, lc.,,n,s.i.o.
JOHN H. EDDY. }N''""''S'""o"'
Marshdeld Juue 3. A. ID. l-64 6qI
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~ An agreeable and apparently well-iniormed
old gentleman, living us he said within fourteen
miles of this place, was at the depot to-day, who
never before had seena locomotive, railroad car,
nor even the road-bed.
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HOMEOPATHIC
" = D ! e ! " T. S

Tho subscriber has procured from the most reliable
Homeopathic Pharmacy, aud largest German I'M
porting House. full and complete
assortment Of
W d lei and d ks
for pIy .cIans and family use The utsost pains have
been used 30 secure the most reliable qualities, aud
10 procure books which, while they simple
and can be easily understood hy any peruu,
will give pcriect descriptions of the
remedies and case.
These books for family use arc indispensable 10 those
who homeopathic Reefes, and 10 have them where
they he examined by purchasers instead u being
Obliged TO order unseeni great advantage. Those
tho utmost pains will always be taken In obtaining and
dispensing them. They will DO sold In
TGNCTUREs, DILUTIONs, AND TRTURATI0Ns,
BY the single VIAL or in complete sots
Po,fsf case. n Neacar- mia Or ritssuf Boot Of 90
sizes. Pigsioi1as and iuliiy Medicine chests
Pocket Case containing 10 to 10 remedies Pure Moth
Tluctures, rrturations and Duutlous, with
Sugar OF Milk, dl0bulos, Alcohol, Sc. Cor
Physicians use, with Phials, C0rks
&c. &c. &c. &C.
Tiaef. ARYIc4, iRNfcd PLASTER, dRYIcA SAFE,
the best Remedies for Burns scalds Bruises
sprans &c. sc.
- Orders by mail will meet with prompt attention,
and goods shipped TO any part Of the State
r. Sample orders from Physicians solicited. Any
Homeopathic Book published procured on shortcs
T. @. PHTNNEY,
Successor 10 J. Elliot SMITH 4 Co.
Montpelier May 70, 1869. -dawtf
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- The small village Of Richford is building a
school-house which will cost So ,OOO-a fact which
ought to put to shame great many larger towns.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, S.
In Probate Court held at SontpOer IN said District
on tho 9TH day OF June \. d. 1863.
Allen Perry, administrator Of the estate or Daniel
Remission late Of Cabot Ina said District, delnased pre-
sents his administration account for examination and
allowance, aud makes application for dccfoe Of distr-
button and partition of the estate Of said deceased
MhereupOn IL Is ordered by said Court, that said
count and sad application he referred TO session Of
said Court to be hold at the Probate Onoe In said Mont
peler, the 18th day Of June, A. ID. sbl for hearing
and decision thereon Aud II Is further ordered, thai
notice hereof he given to all persons interested BY pub
catOn Of the same three weeks excessively la the YER
mont Waterman and state Journal newspaper pub
h.hed at Montpelier previous 10 said tune appointed for
hearing that they may appear al said time and place.
aud show cause IL ans they have why said account
should not he allowed, aud such docgoo made.
ny the Court.-Attest
6g,7l N A. CHASE, Register
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Hnrnn,s NInpnnlln Bnlm.
ST Z TIL At co u G IL!
Prof. liton's

c o U G. II C. A N ID "
Made nom extracts prepared IN yaeuo--a certain and
effective remedy for Coughs Colds, lloarsenesa, soro
Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption Those
who tryaways use itguro their Colds aud avoid Con
sumption and An carly grave, Price only " cents ono
million sold annually and sold everywhere.
Tor sale In Dlontpoor By licdhcld Crooks h1ioock
& Cutler, and n X. Brown a Co. 50fls
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The Grand Temple of the Templars Of Honor
and Temperance Of Vermont. held it's annual
session in Templars' Hall, Montpelier. Wednes-
day. june o. 1869.
C.A.A. Andrews. q. W.V.T.in the chair.
Dele.rte. were present from Earle Temple No.
/. st. Johnsbnry Naind Temple No Mont
heller Mount Horrb Temnle. NJ. 3 Wolestf
Cr,stal Fountain Tenple No. 4 81 Allans
Star Temple. No. 5. Springfield. and Carswell
Temple. No. g. Mortified
The C,lloyvinp hazard of officers was elected for
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I United STATES
Internal ReroHc Tunes 1869
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the Income, Special and
other Annual Taxes assessed the Annual List of 1863
for the First Collection District Of Vermont due
and payable, and that will attend myself by Deputy
at the following times and places TO receive the same,
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
At my Office in Mon pclcr during the week ending
saturday, June 20, 1869.
At the Hotel in Northaeld Wednesday, Juno %
At Browns store In Waterbury, Friday, June %.
ADDISON COUNTY.
At Stevens Hotel in Vorgennos, Tuesday June 20.
At the Addison House, in Aiddebury, Wednesday
June 80.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
At the Brandon House, IN Brandon, Thursday July I.
At the Vermont House, In Fair Haven, Friday July ?,
At the L. 5. Court House, ia Rutland, saturday aud
Monday July and o.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
AZ the Court House. ia Manchester, Tuesday, July G.
At the Stark House, In bennington, Wednesday july.
Persons neglectng to pas their within the time
above specified will bo required 10 pay fpeHfg cents for
the amount of the tax with interest and cost Of coeo
ton.
Taxes can be scnt by other persons and receipts VIII
he returned. JOSEPH POLAND,
Collector Isl District Vermont.
Montpelier, May D. lHd9.
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list OF LETTERS,
Remaining in The Montpelier Post Office
.Jy,ge Is 1860

LADIES -Mss boil =. Campbell, Bridget Foonoy,
Abby Hitchcock, l.. D. Holden, Mrs Jaucto barnes,
Harriet Brocknway, Emma Dutton, Laura STOW, r.
Seavcr
GEvrLEwrv.-louD r. Brown, D. N. Bancroft g, liar
re Bugbco, Nathaud Clbcy, Geo. d. Field. q. f. Gaf
field D. C. lIasdns Chas. Leo, Francis l.. Merritt Frcd
r. Morgan. D. O. Peck John Botunc, Chas - Robin.
son, Rov. Alouzo Webster
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The Fourth at Montpelier.
PARADE or THE FinE DEPAnTlENT

The Montpelier Fire Department win be called
out for Drill and Parade, ON SATURDAY, the
81 day of July, under direction of jas. W. Brock,
Chief Engineer, and bis Assistants
The Montpelier Brass Band will be present,
and eniiycn the occasion with its Incompatible
music.
An Address will be delivered By Hon. C. ".
WILLARD
Netemn Engine Company No. (Old Winoo-
sk), Daniel Baldwin. Foreman, win parade
The occasion promises to be one Of interest, and
we trust will call out large crowd of people.
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Special 1lntices.
A GRrAr pnIIrIcAL REYnLIlrInN

A GREAT POLITICAL REVOLUTION
was accomplished By the election of Grant and
luton OF social Importance has boon effected by
the general substitution of that pure and harmless prop
aration,
Cristndoro's Excelsior Hair Dye,
r the deadly compound Of load aud birthstone OF which,
according to the journal of Chemistry and the Med
oal Gazette than nhtg ,rbnc have been fosted
upon the public Crlstadoros Dye sthe only that
HAS BEEN ANALYzED
and Professor Chiffon over his own signature, declare,
that il ID perfectly wholesome.
CRISrADOROS HAIR PRtSERNArlNE, as a Dress
ing acts like charm tho Hair amer Dyeing Try IT,
Sold by all Druggists. 7l73-daw
llagan's Magnolia Balm.
This article Is the True SECRET Of Beauty Il Is what
Fashionable Ladies' Actresses and Opera Singers "a
produce tnat cultivated dsfingas appearance much
admired In the Circles of Fashion.
1t removes all ghty Blotchos, Rodness, Freckes
Tan, sunburn and Elects Spring Winds, and gives "a
the Complexion Blooming Purity Of transparent deli
eaey and power. No Lady who values fine Complexion
do without the Magnolia Balm. 10 cents will buy Il
Of any Of our respectable dealers
Lyons Katharon Is very delightful Hair Dressing
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NATIONAL PEACE JUBLEE ASSOCIATION.
Boston, MAY 81, 1862.
Dear Sire take great pleasure in advising you OH
cally that at "a meeting Of the Executive Committee OF
this Association, holden saturday evening It was
motion OF MIR. Z. d. Jordan, unanimously voted,
That " any pianos are 20 be used in the performance
at the Coliseum they shall be the grand orchestral
pianos Of Messrs. Hallet, Davis a Co.
remain, gentlemen, respectfully your ohit servant
HENRY IT, PARKER, Secretary
Messrs IIALLFT, DAVIS K Co, Boston. ri