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T OST, on Tuesday morning, June q, o
~ pair Of GOLD sPECTACLES. A liberal re-
ward viii be paid for their delivery at this office.
a. n
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All the leading magazines aud periodicals TO
sale by ELLISON d TAYLOR, next to Dispatca of
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CITY CoLLEcroR's OFFICER
RICHMOND, June ist. 1870.
T WILL ATTEND AT MY OFFICE
l. daily between The hours OF O'Clock A. NJ. and
o'clock 2: NJ, from the 18th to the Soth OF June
inclusive, for the purpose Of receiving from any
person charged with CITY TAXES the whole or
onchalf of The amount OF taxes charged, deductfDg
from the whole amount, or One-half, IS the case
may be, ten per centum thereon.
w. B. DAVIDSON,
te I'm City Collector.
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DISsOLUTION AND PARTNERSHIP


dissolution AND PARTNERSHIP.
~ The cu-pa,tncrship heretofore cNistiog be-
tween CARLTON & GARNETr las heen dis
solved by mutual consent. v. S. Carlton, Esq.
having withdrawn 4, ON tue 1im
Mr.. j ~. WARE has bccn admitted 10 an mt
rest. The styIc of tcc firm hereafter will hc
GARNETT Il WAR;. who will condic iha
GaEERAL BOOT AND SHoE BUSINESS at
the old stand. 0G5 Broad street. w
All persons indebted 10 Carlton & Garnett will
please settle wi,h Garnctt & Ware, and all hills
contracted by Carlton & Garnet Will be settled by
Garneu & Ware. ,>r,
CARROLL GARNETT,
V. >. CARLTON.
Thankful to my friends and the public for the
liberal patronage they have bestowed upon me,
| will rs the cuntiuu fucc O; the my suc-
ccssors. Most respectfully,
l., CIV (. s. CARLTON.
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F. i. SPENCE & soS are selling linen coats, a
frs:-rate article to- for one dollar.
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DIsSOLUTHONs d PARTNERSHIPS.

DISSpLUTION.- - The co-partncrShip
1 ; hrrct"fo-c existing hc: secn til. Subscribers
Al" tifcs." IN Goochl nd county. Virginia, under
lie firm oI j. l.. SStAb & co WAS dissolved 10y
mutual consent on til. 1t nf May last ANY per-
son holding claims against The firm Will present
them al once for ,yinent.
j. p. SNEAD,
A. Y STvksS Il c..
JUNE 90. 1870. e 2S-4'S
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<AitTtmonl 1ispatth.
THURSDAY. JUNE %, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED CIR
OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
OF TIE CITY.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The regular q
1YI meeting OF TEMrLE LODGE, No. 8, Ky
for the installation of officers, Will be hcld/W\
ut st. Alban's Hall, corner of Main aud Third
Johns layl, at O'Clock.
All Master Masons In good standing arc invited
I'd attend.
BY order Of the w. VI.
1c 23-lt X. l.. TYLER, Secretary.
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FOB SALE.

ONE COPPER STILL AND WORN
" (compie.et ls0-zallon boiler;
ono COPPER STILL and WORM tcompietch
l2e-gallou boiler. For sale by scsa
nv 10 WAGGOEER & HARVEY.
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COMMENCEMENT FEMALE COLLEGIATE In
commencement exercises oil
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The MEN, g
lY1 hers of METROPOLITAN LODGE, Wy
No. II, are requested to attend stated mcet-/V\
Ing OF their Lodge at st. Albdn's Hail. on FRI-
DAY MORNING, June oath (St. JOINTS day., at q
O'Clock. =.
All Master Masons in good standing arc invited
to attend
BY order Of the W. NJ. ~.....
1e 23-1t* s. b. JACOBS Secretary
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,F,o TILE PUBLIC.-Haying been elected .;,,ti
-, - 10 ant or Knowledge land being only oSndi-
,y de- fir BRICK WORK, which ,s my 6asinessl,
sSajl baye 10 decline serving ~ jussiee believing
s,, ,ns M more dc person can be selected. Should
s,S al nv friends wish anything In my lne done
sf,1aid be pleased 70 receive their orcers. fecs-
In IN ukCuf for the support given me,
go 1 am, very respectfully.
10 2a-lts PEiER D. GLiSN,
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GALE OF LOTS IN sIDNEY.-~O Omni.
= buses will leave E. B. NEW hURNis once,
No. Ipls Main street, THIS EVENING st .
O'Clock. 70 convey PERSONS free OF charge, 70 sse
OF above lots. leN
r EWIS wERNER.-We win be thank.
4 4 ful for any inform ttion left st our omcs oI
or ihe city Uf Richm0n {. x,o
peaJ Esf,t. Gents and Auctioneers,
l.. a, ., Ifi3 Main street.
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ENuE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
a of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MUTUAL
BANKING COMPANY Will take place OH
THURSDAY, JuEe 3Otb, ut II O'Clock NJ.
X. A. LANCASTER, Cashier.
Richmond, June och, 1870. jc 0-td
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%ssIkse ANss a'aRAEl.

rOAL AND WOOD.-ANTHRAC
~ a"d CLOVER Illil. coal of al KINDS !;
OAK and PINE WOOD of The best quality. We
biud ourselves to sell the best, aud ut less than the
same car he bought In the city. Nineteenth and
Cary streets or 70S Grace street.
ic 23ot CHARLES Ii. FACE Il co.
TAM NOW DELIVERING CLOVER
4 uILL coal at the following reduced rates
LilMp FOR RGRATEPURFOSES, per load, IS IS
HAIL FOR CRATE PURPOSES, Ter Load, W
HARD FOR CRATE AND CoOhlNG
| have On hand also some v"ty good GLOVE
HILL LUMP coal for the low price OF So5o
per load delivered. >
ANTdRACITE COAL, COKE, OAK AND
PINE WOOD, q: the lowest rates.
10 2l-.m a. x. WOODBRIDGE.
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TO TAXPAYERS.

COLLECTORS OFFICE, June 20, 1870.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Thc attention
Il OF TAX-rAYEKs is called to the following re.
solution adopted ut the las: meeting Of the Coun-
cil
''RcSotued, That the City Council will not here
after extend The time of the payment Of city taxes.
ard that tile City Collector publish notice to that
clT.ct."
it will be seen from The above that no discount
can b. allowed on tax bills not pald Gn or before
the Seth iugtani. W. Is. DAVIDSON,
je 23-3i City Collector.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men,. &
IfI bcrs.of JOPPA LODGE, No. 40, will NY
attend stated meeting Of the Lodge at Ss./V\
Alban's Hall THIS Thursday EVENING st 7
O'Clock Election OF officers will take place.
Installation OF Officers FRIDAY MORNING
(St. Johns day) at O'Clock.
BY order OF the W. NJ.
te23-lts Secretary
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CEASONED OAK WOOD AT FIVE
= DOLLARS PER CORD.-Having purcha*ed
II. hundred aud twenty cords of splendid SIC A.
SDNED CAk WOOD It Camp Grant, To be re-
moved I'm ten days, l Will deliver to any one one
cord wi h the privilege, for Il lew Gays, hrst-rae
uAh Wttt!i at IS per cora.
Persons wishing to lay in their winters supply
viii save At ett ~ per cord and yet coed wood 10y
leaving ihe,r orders at ut my Office, next tn
corner First and Broad streets.
i. II ". j. MCDOWELL.
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II y 4 M N A ATION-MASONIC AGA
~ DEMY.-Tke Board of Directors of the Ma
sonic Academy will meet at the school rooms st /?
O'Clock NJ. on FRIDAY to witness the exam Ina
ton OF the pupils.
BY order OF Dr. JOHN DOVE, President
WILLIAM +. DRINKhRD,
1e 23-2t Secretary.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.-Just received
Va cargo freshly mined &c .okGt'SA &c Ckhsk ~, n n
tIIMHEfI, AND coal" said TO be the teii Ia
use for steam and smith purposes. Also, LuMr
ANTHRAtIrE for foundiies. Eos, slOFF"
and CHESTNUT COAL for cooking PurpcHses.
s. z. LhTHROP,
mye Seventeenth street at atdraw-bfidKe.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WEST POINT AND HANOVER JUNCTION
RAILROAD.
10 Il. a. Wallace, John B. Davis, Thomas Dos
well, Theodore Garnett, Il. o. Pcatross, W. B..
i. Wyatt, James G. White, B. B. Douglas, Ro-
bert 5. Ryland, William -. Pollard, William
NJ. Stehey, William s. Wood, b. Richards, Ro-
ger Gregory, Camm S. Garnett, kin s. GAR
rctt, Fleming Meredith, william K. AyIett
John Helderman, G. J. Hill James F. New Jo-
scpo Ryllnd T. Il. ,nley, Willlim F. Bland,
T. d. Montague, John T. seawel j. N. Stubs,
j. q. c. Catlctt, }. b. Brown, John T. Tabb,
and 5. L. Charlton, gent!emsn n, incorporators
In accordance with the provisions Of incorpora
tion you are hereby notified and requested To as
sSnble at "Ncw'a' Hotel" In the town 0c West
Point, KIM William county, on MONDAY the
9TH day of July ls7o, for the purpose Of tempo
rary Organization and TO consider matters OF In
terest and importance to our company.
m WILDIAM u. POLLARD,
q. a. WALLACE,
X. 0. PEATROSS,
W. s. WOOD,
fc o. fSsw.d 7 n STJIRRS
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERN S.nIr,
SHIPPERS.
THE POWuATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY

AND THE
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
CUMPANY'S TROUGH LINE TO
THE WEST
offer superior Inducements to shippers of TO-
BACE0, WHISkEI, BACON, CANDLES &C.,
to and from the West Il low rates, quick time,
and less handling than any other line.
All western and eastern bound freight delivered
IT, and received from on board the cars of the Bal
tlmOrc and Ohio Railroad Company at Locust
Point saving transfer by drays and exposure to
weather in Baltimore.
Through bills of lading given all shipments
by HAIFklS WILLIAMS,
my II Agents.
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STEAMERS.

STEAMERS.
TOHN w. WYATT,
u GT:NEPAL SHIPPING
AND CoMHfsSlQN MERCHANT,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH sTRExrh
RICHMOND, Va. P0sT-CFFICE Box ls.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND IRA
ISMAE LIME OF MAIL STEAM ERR, SST'TSS
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Pnyabie in Cold. Payable IN Currency.
7" iondon.......... so To London as
To Paris ,........,. 90 TO Paris. s.............3 80
Tickets sold to and from England, Irelanu, and
The Continent, al moderate rates
For further Information app'v at the Company's
Offices. JOHN G. DALE. Agent.
IL Broadway, New York: or to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent, Richmond, Va.
FOR NEW YORK. eoss
OLD OOAlNIOS STEAMSHIP $4,000
COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel steamships ISAAC
MARLE. and HATTERAS, leave New York for
Norfolk. City Point and Richmond, every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at o'clocl
Z. M. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships arc entirely new. They have elegant
ions, and attention. are unsurpassed.
Chose connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance elected when ordered, AT A QUAR-
TEX OF ONE PER CENT, at the Offices of this
counpanv.
For further information apply at the OFFICE
OF TIE COMPANY, corner of Eleventh and
Main streets. 20
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pHILADELPH RICH-.sFrHs
4 MUND AND NORFOLK STEAM .szzssiIsstsfa5ss<4 zzsis sistfa
SHIP LINE.-FoR PHILADELPHIA TW ilh
4 W r K.-Steamers NGRFOi x j. ".
ENEfMAN, and }. s. GRFES, composing this
liur, VIII lcavL Richmond every MoN!ehS alo
JilUHSD&I, and Fhiladclpfta every W tRNtS-
DAY and SATUREk alternately, at l2 O'Clock
NJ. Freight received l'ery day t'un'iays except
cdl at Il Cn:nrany's irclEnt -hoase on the D%ch.
Frciy4iS ,akcn i3r Norfolk At moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
stltcrpom IS. VI. p. PORTER,
agent at Richmond,
Ofice No. 2a25 Dock street:
VIM. p. CLYDE q CO.,
Agents ut Pbiladeli ihia,
Offices No. l2 South wharves,
&c IS and No. Ia North wharve5.
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S'uR NORFOLK, PCkTs-ssSIz5
Z mnUTH, AND Ali REGULA K AAsEassss1ss5gsEEs. s1sE
LAkDi DiNGS ON TIE JAMES RlVER.-,rhe fast
and elegant UNITEp }, STATES 4 ! y MAil steamer
Captain &. c. CLIFFORD,
lrayts ncr wha-f Al Sockrtts for the ahove-name
places on M3:ipAIS, WEDNESDA E>, ana FRI
DAYS, IT SlN O'CLOCK A. Nj, Lnd returns on
TursiHys. :uur5idys, ant SATURDAYS.
Passengers arrive IN Norfolk III tine to con.
rcct WITH steamers Tor Baltimore aud points
north -
Trains tcav. CITY Point for Pet.rsburg on arris
sal OF steamer.
Fare 10 Eortolk, S7.sf
ERETGHT
received Tuesdays, fhcr2days, and Saturdays,
from ]: VI. to G3 4. i, Tor Norfolk, PortsE'ou;h,
Enston, Haltir~rc. and principal landings On
Chesapeake hay, and all regular landings on James
river, at reasonable rates,
No WHARFAGE Oh IARGED.
Frclgh:s !or way-lanst:ngs muSt ne pre-paicil
Apply 10 l.. y. 1htUM, Ag,ht
Sc & Cuice steamers wtia:'s
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GLOVER HILL COAL.-I am now pre-
Y J pared to furnish all grades Of CLOVER hill
& ,aL ut tll, following reduced prices:
LUMP, S5.75 per load delivered; HAIL, Sa /;
HARD, for either crates or cooking stoves, ~.
Also NTHgACIrE COAL of best quality :
SuFT CDkE for cooking purposes; DAN and
H. 90 3,n Seventh and Byrd streets.
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iNnE INITIAL LEE INSURANCE

FhHE MUIUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK. ORGAN
lEED IN i~i2-TElE LARGEST lNSUKANCE
COMPANY IN THE WbRLD-ChSli ASSETS
uNEK $4,000, ,OOo.-'rhis is an alEcash and
l,r.Ig mtutl mloay-no diridends to stock
>.itcI.. which time anu ~ Apcricncc has proven To
:c The only Safeguard IN lie insurance.
btyiitnds payable at the end Of the FIRST year
upon all policies, increasing annually through
NJ. aud ,rcccGing those IF any comp;ng il, Tie
,r"rii, ~h!Ch can he used TO decrease the prcmi-
ana. ur Ia purchase additional insurance, AT the
"llinr of tn. p"iicTboidCr, rfgdrd!'sS Of the
'.9iih or the i1lNtrri. Premiums payable annu-
.dly, X, ,mi-uinually. or quarterly.
JrilN ~. CLAIBORNE, Agent.
I'r. j. 4. Mti'Aw. Medical Examiner. my4
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TONTINENTAL lFIRE) INSURANCE
I COMPANY OF NEW Iui:k.
PARTICIPATION !:

LOCAL AGENTS:
THOMAS ;. ARMlSTHh hD, Office lll3 Maia
street. Ricm"Ud, Va;
Colonel ii. :. LASG,II''j;xF, oflcc Iynchhur,:,
NH..
y. \ lH,'M. oi'icr Norfolk. Va:
.-rkTllE< IiiBTil FRS. office Petersburg, Va. :;
HENT ( COFFoETII. Office InChv Scr, Va;
\. T.. Bn1r> office Fr. de ricks burg, Na.;
". Il. klCs, "iirc Farm Tie. Va:
". H. TAM>. Office Stauutom Vs.:
!. ". W.GbDWIH. office Charottss vile, Va.
WISE CO., Cfice Alexandria. Va. jc!-lm
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EIKE, MARINE, AND INLAND IN
e SURAkCG
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF NI,IE VnTE

OF NEW YORK.
l.
lash ASSETS (JHnuary /, 1870, 2,u1, ,s6s 81
BRANCH OFFICE. No. ln;! MAIN STREET.
We issu. P,,I.it'ItS IL the ahoNC iirsL-cllSS
company "u every DESCRIPTION 81 "ItSL AND
PERSONAL rRNr EKTi for projection against
t.ss or damage nv FIRE. MA1tINE r and .NhhND
kl~kS taken Ia any point In the United states.
r"llc:"s ou tiick buildings ISSUED! Tor from one to
~" years.
Ril"s as low as those OF any ot.r'r company
equally reliable. Applications :. .ltCItcd
q u -. l., " ALk - q 20. ECnt;.
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MUTUAL ASSU&A>CES SOCIETY OF
vi NlHGtNlh.
CHARTERED 1894.
H'lFiC& CORNER OF TENTH hSD BANK STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.

J. T. UANFNETII, SeCretury.
Il. u. DhSFORTIL Assistant SECRETARY.
SAMUEL IL. PCLLIAM, Collector. Ty7
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-06-23
nIiddlefoxvn Spr Ings.

Efitor Herald We had the pleasure, few
,lqys since, of visit to the beautiful village OF
Mildletown and her famous mineral springs.
The village which was before the discovery of the
springs so quiet and secluded, is now teeming
with activity and enterprise. There appears to
be no abatement of the enthusiasm. in regard to
the mineral waters, which is an indisputable in
dieation of their genuineness. 1t is not claimed
that these waters will cure all diseases, but what
is claimed and shown beyond a doubt, that no
mineral waters have ever been discovered ia this
country which are their equal, and none in so
short period, have ever attained such wide
reputation. There are many who at first had no
faith in the curative properties of these waters,
and thought them to be a humbug,, are now the
most enthusiastic in their praise. Physicians
who have witnessed their triumphs, now make it
practice, when making their trips, to carry jugs
dlled with these waters, and prescribe them for
their patients, which shows that the medi-
cal properties of the water are ahead of the med
icines which they have been prescribing, and also
furnishes a striking proof of the wisdom of God.
in creating these healing waters for mans bene-
fit. The history OF these springs date back to
lSii' at or previous to which time they were
known, ana thelr waters used as a medical agent
TO considerable extent, but food which han.
changed thA had
of the river depositing an immense layer ofgraya,
against the bank, out of which the springs issued
so that they were not seen sgain until 1868, wher
another food washed away the deposit OF grave
and laid them bare. Since the rediscovery O.
these springs, their fame has continually in
creased, and by the number and variety of mar
Velous cures, 1t is safe TO say that they are un
equsled by any mineral waters in the country
The sale of these waters is extensive and eradu.
ally increasing, and the many orders which are
received daily from different parts of the coun.
try, show their increasing popularity Ample
preparations have been made to supply the In.
creasing demand for the water, and we were told
that the flow is sufficient to fill many hopsheads
daily.
The Middietown Spring Company, generally
known as the Middletown Healing Springs, Grav
Il clark, Proprietors, and the Middletown Min.
eral .orings Company, j. Jay Joslin Treasurer
owners o. the Middletown Mineral Springs. are
now consolidated under the name of Miadletovp
Springs Company. embracing all the spring in.
rest. The men composing this Company are
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Personal and News Items.

Dan Bryant wears cork teeth.
Mr. Horace Greeley continues to i'm
prove.
Mr.. Jennings, of the Times, is great
pedestrian, and walks daily from five to
fifteen miles.
Mr.. Dana no longer rides his veloci-
pede.
A North Adams constable was put in
the lookup for drunkenness, last week.
Gold has been discovered at Pent-
water, in Michigan.
Chicago has the largest Scandinavian
paper in the world, the SUenska Anlert-
kanaren Swedish American.)
The naval academy middies have
presented their trainer, Mr.. Blake, with
$4O0 gold watch.
"A black hook-and.ladder company
has been organized in Cuthbert, Ga.
-Thevirginia Legislature will not ad-
journ till July.
"A brother and sister have just been
executed on the same scaffold at Tulia-
word, Ireland, for murder.
Fewer Georgians have appheo 'or
relief from political disabilities than from
any other Southren State.
"A negro lawyer nomed Morris l..
Chester. from Pennsylvania, was admitted
to the English bar on the Both ult.
1t is reported that the Fenian Gen
eral McNamara of Boston has been arrest
ed by the Dominion officials on the soil of
Canada.
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CAsTLEToN SEMINARY REUNION. -
The committee of arrangements are hap
Ply to announce that the prospects for a
large gathering of the former teachers
and scholars are far beyond their expecta-
tions. They wish it expressly understood
that every one is invited and expected,
whether they have received a circular or
not 1t is desired that as many as posi-
BILE should be present at the opening ex-
ercises on Wednesday, the Goth inst, at
2 o'clock p. m.
The Park will be Illuminated Wednes-
day evening.
The Cambria Cornet Band will furnish
the instrumental music.
Price of board at the hotels, 81 so per
day. Reunion dinner free.
Among the number of thoss that have
signifed their intention to be present is
Mrs. Mary Warren Tufts, who will be re-
membered by many of the ladies and gen.
tlemen in this vicinity as governess in
the Seminary.
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New England Items.

West Waterville, Maine, will have
a memorial hall instead of soldiers
monument, and has $4,000 raised TO.
ward it.
The vaults of the First National
Bank of Lewiston, Maine, whose banking
rooms were destroyed by fire on Sunday,
have been opened, and their contents
found entirely uniniured.
The Legislature of New Hampshire
is likely to adjourn in two weeks. Depu.
ty Secretary Cove will probably succeed
Secretary Lyman, who has held the place
three years Col Sanborn will be re-elect-
ed treasurer.
The old Sth New Hampshire regi-
ment mustered enough members at Nash
ua on Tuesday to form an association OF
100, out of the 1850 that had at one time
and another marched with it to battle.
d. B. Marshall of Concord was elected
president, J. H. Marshall of Webster,
Mass, secretary, and A. nj. Darriott OF
Milford, treasurer.
The Lake Shore Railroad question is
likely to be postponed to the next session
of the Legislature.-A proposed railroad
from Wilton, through Claremont to
Windsor, VT, is being surveyed.--A bill
has been introduced in the Legislature for
right of way for the Portland, Rutland,
Oswego and Chicago Railroad.
Trinity College, at Hartford, has its
commencement July IA.
Gen. Mcdowell and the Fifth United
States artillery band spend the summer AT
Fort Trumbull, New London.
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CastIeton Seminary Reunion.

Editor Rutland Herald II was re-
joiced in reading from Tuesdays issue, to
see how well the Committee had acted
their part in securing for the old pupils
of Castleton Seminary feast at their re-
union. Setting aside the historical treat,
we expect from the Editor of the HERALD,
the name of DR.. Post should be enough
to draw all the old pupils of 1886 once
again around the old walls of the Semin-
ary, and only think of poem from our
old friend w. @. Lodge, is enough to
draw every old pupil TO the Seminary.
Let us hear again his voice in the grove
he helped to plant; who knows but we
may hear once again those sweet notes of
song we once heard from Jane and Harriet,
Andrew, Laura Clark, and Rachil Hen
derson, perhaps the nimble fingers of
Helen Perry will glide over the piano to
make us think of the days that have long
past. Then Mrs. Miner, Miss Hayden
and Miss Warren may be with us though
with other names we can love them as of
old.
Let us meet upon one common level ;
let us cheer on the unfortunate and lift
up as far as we can with cheerful word
and an affectionate shake of the hand
those who have had rough rugged road
to travel through life. Let us meet as
John, William, Henry, and Frank, Mary,
Caroline and Susan, not by Judge, Rev.,
Hon., and Docter, and when the days
have past we can all rejoice that we have
once more met at the old Seminary. 8.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-06-23

Chester Hosford's estate, Poultney.
Will proved. Harlow Hosford, Poultney,
executor. Frederick Ruggles and Jacob
Dewey, commissioners.
Lyman Felton's estate, sHubbardton.
G. s. Rumsey and S. j. Bradley, commits
sioners.
Julius O. brakes estate, Casteton Re-
port of committee of partition returned
and accepted.
Nathaniel Parsons estate, Castleton.
Report of committee of partition returned
and accepted.
Abel Thornton's estate, Castleton. Re-
port of committee of partition returned
and accepted.
Nathaniel N. Northrops estate, Castle
ton. Report of committee of PARTON re-
turned and accepted.
Governor Wallace's estate, Sudbury.
Reports of committees of dover, home
stead, and partition returned and accept