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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-23

The Markets To-Day.
Tsleorophsd Esclxsipeiy to Tie Evenino Ssov,

BALIhoRE, May 23.-Cotfon dull and nominal M
Z.1si -Four Is in improved demand, but prices are
unchanged. Wheat dull: Maryland red / sOaa is.
Pennsylyaria Sis; ofierings light. White Corn
aulet, at .6aS "a; yellow firm, at Sl.I3 Oats
dull, at 65 cents Pork nrm, at $50. Bacon firm.
Rib sides, Rc .al7<e.; clear do. Ike alike; sb sni
ders, AalI4c.; hams 2lc .a22c. Lard quiet AT l7Ic
holders of.
BALTIMORE, May 45-wm. Fisher & Sons ouote
Virginia skies, old, 54S bid, t5S asked do lS5; 6S
bid u asked; do coupon, new, 6sA bid 40 ask i
North Cardinals, old, A. bid, ~ asked; do new 2,
NEW YORK, May 23.-Stocks heavy. Money is ar
fefed freely at per cent Exchange, long, s short
69,s. North Carolina $, old, an; new, 25.
NEW YORK, May 23.-Flour dull. Wheat q ,iet
ard unchanged Corn dull. "
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South American News.
fels1rdpAed Ezclusirely TO TAs Erenino ISfa,.

LISBON, May 3.-The regular mail steamer
fIom Rio de Janeiro arrived late SATURDAY.
Afternoon, bringing dates to the Sd of Nav.
Count D'Eu, the Brazilian commander in the
recent Paraguayan war had arrived home
where he had met with q splendid reception
The volunteers were also returning rom Par
quay. The province Of Epsre Rios in the
Argentine Republic had declared war against
the national government
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1our language is fast becoming slappuay,

~Several measles have broken out among
Brigham Young's wife.
~The latest novelty Of Paris is a small silk
parasoi covered with white feathers
~They are urging in New Jersey the estab-
lishment OF State reformatory for girls.
1A Chicago woman says she has tried both.
and being wen dressed gives her more peace OF
mind than religion.
0A California jury recently brought in A
verdict "that they had agreed to disaoree- -
This little joke cost them $50.
1Baroness Rufini died recently in Paris at
the age Of g. She lived IN q miserable hoyel
ior which she paid twenty francs rent per
month. One million francs were found horded
In her room after her death.
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From ST. LOuis-PawnbrOke Shou
Burg 900 Carried OFF,
Death frem Sum nStrOke-Death from
Coal Oil Explosion.
felegraphed Escl1sipelp TO T7e Euen;no &or,

ST. Louis, May 23.-The pawnbroker's shop
OF BarnetfSpeyer, in Pine street, was burglar
lied Saturday night. The doors of the safe
were wrenched OFF, and about S12 900 worth of
gold watches, chains, and diamond jewelry was
carried of. Four men, named Billy Trester,
David Cummings, David Reilly, and George
Mullen have been arrested.
Conrad Horner, the policeman who was sum
Siuch Sohe days since, was Ound dead yrsUer-
Gay In the southern part of the city.
Mrs. Wreckerling died yesterday from the
effects of q coal oil explosion
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From Cincinnati - Opposition % n
HalirOad subscrtPti0n-StOrm
Methodist Board of Bfsho,.s

1etegrdphed kzciusireiy TO The EVENING .yfny
CINCINNATI, May 22.-The meeting last night
in Newport of persons opposed to the subscrip-
ton OF $500 900 to the Licking and Big Sandy
railroad by Campbell county was not large.
Resolutions were adopted declaring the sub
scription unwise and impracticable.
There was heavy storm in some parts of
Miami valley this evening.
The Methodist Board Of Bishops meet at DAY.
ton on wednesday. All will be present save
Bishop Simpson. The object of the NEE sing Is
mainly the Lay Episcopal work for the year.
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EXcftement at Sault Sc. Marie-Au.
other Fenlan Scare.
feleorapAed Ezclasively 10 he Rveni,o Star.

SAULT ST. MARIE, May 23.-Col. Ofiey, the
ton that number Of suspicious Characters
passed through the canal, consequently the
guard hss been doubled, and there Is copsidera-
ble excitement. There are reports of an in
tended Fenian attack, and volunteers have he N
warned to be in readiness for action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-23

the New York Democrat from La Gro se saws
The number of lives lost by the recent Ere there
VIII exceed fifty, men women and children and
that the railroad and steamboat manaeers ar
anxious that the number of burned and drowned
shall not be known. Ofthe crowd OF emigrants
on board the Inflated steamer but few were
saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-23

THE FFrKENTH AMENDMENT BLL-DoMxtr-
TKE or CoEFKRKzCE.-The House to-day nom
coucurVed in the Senate amendments 10 the bin
TO enforce the fifteenth amendment, and ap-
pointed a committee of conference, consisting
of 1essrs. Bingham, Davis, and Kerr.
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Washington News and Gossip

HON. WIZ. n. ARMSTRONG, member of the
Herse from the Eighteenth District, is men
toned by Pennsylvania papers as . possible
candidate fsr Governor of that State. ..
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From Philsdelphfa-Man Beaten 20
Death-Fatal Accident.
Tele1rdpAsd Exclusipelv 10 n, Er>u;no eyo.

PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-Jamcs McCauley.
aged 10, m quarr last evening with Thorn IS
and Hugh Golden and Peter McCue. about ras
tIrng horses, was go seriously beaten in his ON n
home that he died there this morning. HIS
assailsnts are in custody.
Hugh Eagan, aged IS, fell through hatc1-
way this morning, and died instantly.
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The Coming University Boat Race
The Harvard Crew. = :.
1ete0raphed Exclnsiuely 10 tAs EvesS~o Sxn,

BosToN, May 23.-The Harvards have se,ects.l
the following crew for the University race with
the 1aies IT: 9. Lyman, stroke; G. j. Joncs,
G. Reade, bow. Lyman pulled in the Intena.
tsonal race, and Jones, Willis, and Reade were
N the University race last year.
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> 81 Hugh Fraser, who died this week in Mon
treal, LETT large sum for the establishment OF a
free public library in that city.
~The heirs OF the late Edwin A. stevens OF
70 the legacies, valued az e 600 200. eyen Cor the
Stevens battery and other public purposes.
- The answer lately given in French court,
by prisoner accused Of almost cutting his wife
TO pieces, was, with a smile, "We&l, Monsieur le
President, you know every one has his little
failing"
ga lady, whose husband, an oficer in the
army vas ordered to Fort Larned since the In
dian troubles refused 10 accompany him. as she
said ashe had but very little hair on her head.
but what she had she preferred TO keep"
p0Chang, the Chinese giant, d said 20 tase
much enjoyment In eating. IL requires q space
from the plate. down the alimeptary, 70 the
stomach.
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From New England-Frest-Rai
C0ntrOversy-Gen. Butler at Low
ell.
TelserspAed RseIssively 70 az kvenina ls,ar.

CONCORD, N. H., May 23LThere was frost LAST
night In this vicinity, but there is rea-on for
hope that II was not severe enough to damage
the fruit blossoms.
Quite q number Of men interested in the rail,
road controversy have arrived here.
General Butler arrived at Lowell to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-23

TIE GENERAL CoxYERKScE or THE VI. T..
CHURCH SoUTH-In the General Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church South, IN Mem
phis, saturday, Bishop Msvsin presiding, an
extended debate arose on resolutions offered By
Dr. Hamilton, of Mobile, proposing 70 elect two
additional bishops. Under the operation Of the
previous question q substitute providing for one
bishop was adopted by lie 90 102. On motion Of
DIR. Anderson, the order of business was sus-
pended, and the Conference, st noon, proceeded
to vote BY ballot for bishop, with the following
can, Of Virginia, 30; j. b. McFerrtn, OF Fen
nesSee, ~; scattering, So. No choice.
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killed On the Railrea1l.

Tslsoraphed Esclastvely 10 The Rveatsg Stay.
LOWELL. May Z.-John Hopkins was injured
on the Northern Railroad Saturday. Both Ices
were crushed and he died this morning In 81.
Johns Hospital. He leaves wife and one
child. -. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-23

Prince Arthur Selling Out.
fsleerapAsd EscIssively to as kse.iv sas.
MONTREAL, May D.-The student,s establish
ment Of Prince Arthur Is to be sold at auction
on May 31st.
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The Canucks want . Canal &C Sauis
st 50. Marie. Er

OTTAWA, May 23.-It Is rumored to- day that
1t is the intention OF the government to COM
mence at once o survey Of the Sauh st. Marie
portage, to determine whether it Is practicable
TO construct canal on the Canada side.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WINES AND LIQUORS.
81. JULIEN OkARET, 93 per dos $50 per ca..k
Deidesheimsr, o. per dos.
Sherry Wine, from % TO Ss per gallon.
Port VIM, from 81 50 TO SS Der gallon.
BRANDiEs.-Otard, Dupuy q 70. Cognas, Sl7
1eyotsfn Rochelle Brandy. % per gallon.
GenEile Vichv Water, 81 50 per dozen. ..e
CHARLES GAUTIER,
1911 and l2l9 Pennsylvania ave
lr1r-rter OF Wines and Liquors, and prophet Dr. o,
sse celebrated NATIVE WINE BIfrkRS.
my3u =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-23

THE Louisiana contested election case o.
Newshsm versus Ryan in the House on Satur-
day, was desidee in -iavor OF Newsnam, repub
hcsr, by vote of 79 to o71--soventy-eight mem-
bers not vosiBg. A reconsideration was moved
and it was 1aBally decided TO take up the
question ssain this Afternoon at O'Clock, by
which tleessme Of the absensees are expected
to arrive.
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THE L. s. STEAMER BEsIc1A. Comm

IHE I. 3. STEAMER BESICIA, Commander 5.
Nicholson, arrived at Rio de Janeiro on the
10th of April, after passage of forty-fve DAYS
from Portsmouth, n. II. Officers and crew All
wen. James Powers, seaman, died at sea on
the 10th of March. Commander Nicholson ra-
ports that on the evening of the 18th of March,
when in latitude 100 deg. % min. south and ion,
gitude "a deg. 40 min. west, two very distinct
shocks OF an earthquake were felt Two large
meteors were observed to fall, and immediately
after the shocks were felt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MAREIA8E Is HOyORARLE.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the honors
pleasures, sna syanta res OF happy MARRIA T. as
colfrT Sted with Single Lie and the fearful Evils
OF ILIBAcy. In modern timer. Sc At ree ia sAaled
s,lye,opee. A idress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box +, philadelphia, n. m2lm.vJ, mn
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LOOK At THESE PRICES:
% ksdiss nae Cold and Bronze Button shoes.ss SO
no'heels Cold {" Laced" 100
s.; inc Hsns'nsda Button ssiisrs:: ssS g
q :: - Laced .~s!s
Homemade Laced Gsiters........2.SS . SO to SO
good Gaiters.--.s1, L as, L. so, rs, 90
Misses shoe. ss g to 90
Gths best school shoes in s the Ct sityJ -
sSoes, Sass fns10n fIum 10 a99 SO
Ladies' Lastins cloth and Kid sippsrs.soe' 70 SOC
ss ma snD.sr. from oS &C. .aS sS Ss Sc
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
= Frsseh Cali Hcns made Stitched Bccs;- sSS 90
Calf Pesred iSs Soots-. toe sgS
Over e.itsr shoe combined. SomstSiss s 20
Fine Seal Skin Caters SO
Lasting shoes and Cater. S
Sonsrsss 9Aters ~ low as
Boys SHOES and CATERS for dress or school. 0'
~Gentlsmens BOOTS and CATERS measured
na: q soofs ies All
equally low prices, too numerous to mention.
Remember. everything sold ct regular wholesale
AM in want Of BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS
should give them call and examine their stock and
prices and they will see saving Of . per cent.
Don't forget name and No.
BTRAsBURGER BROS,
spx-lm so6 sEvEhfH ST., BET L AND K.
A SIDE SADDLE OF FIRST QUALITY rOR
"A SALE at PRINCEs LOAN OFFICE and De
~ lVania avenue.
DRINCE, THE PAWN BROKER, 1906 Penn
II sylyania ayenue. All requiring money call and
they viii be satisfied with their transactions.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Merchandize, Furaiture,
- Pianos, &C., taken on storage at PRINCES,
1906 Pennsylyani avenue. Cash advances made
on the same when required.
HAhDs0ME DRESSES, SHAWLS, UNDER
90 p1,EAk MEAk; BEDDING; &c., &C, at bargains, ct
fhiNCEs LOAN OFFICE and Depot for the sale
OF all unredeemtd goods, 1905 Pa ave. my1tb
GRrAr sARcAISs
BLACK DRESS SILKS
my 1a2v n. WILLIAMS.
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DENTISTRY.

n w. MERRILL,
IL. DENTIST,
No. l2l3 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Between 18th and 18th streets. ~l10
All Dental work done in the best manner, and a,
moderate prices.
Gas, ChlsrofOrm or Ether used, II desired q er.
trseting Teeth without pain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-23

BATCHEL0R's HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye rs the best m ths world.
Harmless, reliable, does not e0ntain
cad, nor any rlta!tc poison TO produce paralyss or
death Avoid the yaunted end deiusfvo preparaficns
w. A. BatcheiorS Hsir Dye has haa tAfTty ysr,si
Infsrnished s rerntaticn TO uphold ies integrity
y all Druggists. Applied At 10 BEND cees,
y. Il feJ Z
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THE MOST COMPLETE srockH6]
BOOTS. SHOES. AND CATERS,

CAN BE FouND AT
gTRAsBURGER BROS,
goo SEVENTH STREET, (OLD NO. 373J BE-
TWEEN AND sTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-23

COMMODORE JOHN 2. GILLIs has heea or der
ed to DUTY as Light House Inspector OF the 4th
Light House District, in place of Commodore
VIM. II. Gardner who has been detached fIrom
that duty and placed on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-23
EDUCATIONAL.

III lPPINCOTT FEMALE INsTITUTE,
H CHARLES STREET ANENCE,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Select Boarding and Day school. EyerJ facility
tor the acQuirement Of q thorough and finished
knglish and French education.
tale
Cost for boarding pupils in English department
$50 per annum.
For circulars containing full information address
dei7-eOSWiy Rev. J. J.ALIPPINCOTr.AM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-23

A DESERVED CKSsURR-Secretary Boutwell,
this morning directed that j. Fred. Myers, a
clerk in the Treasury Department in charge of
printing, be dismissed, on account OF articles
which appeored in the Girl Service Jossrnal ON
Saturday, weekly paper, edited and owned by
said Myers, denunciatory of Hon. Henry L.
Dawes, OF Massachusetts,, and Hon. Thomas L.
Tullock, Collector OF Internal Revenue for this
DIS ricf. The latter gentleman was trucuiently
Denounced by the Department Journal because
ne has not come out IN favor of the reelection
of Bowen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-23

WEST POINT MILITARY AcADKMY-Brevet
Briga&fer 'Genl. T. A. McParlin, Brevet Lieut..
Col. d Il. Huntington, and Breyet Major Van
Buren Hubbard, Surgeons q. s. A., have been
designated as board to meet at West Point
Point Military Academy on the 1st Of June to
examine the physical qualifications OF the mem
bers OF the graduating class and the candidates
for admission to the Academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-23

A NALOSTAN ISLAND,
IN The undersigned, havi- rsftted api
prepared this lovely Rld beautiful Island ycAy
Tor the reception q Pic Mics and Pleasure I.:04
Parties respectfully call tie attention the pubfc
20 the same. Applications for pic MICS, etc, may be
made at HENkf A. kAIsERS- AZ Sreen street,
GeorgetCwn. II. A. KAISER 4 HERMANN
klCHTER. my l. 3m-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-23

NOMINATIoNs~-TheP President TODAY sent TO
the senate the following nominations:
Henry A. Badham, to be Consul Gereraf at
Tsmpico.
Geo. ID. Smith, Assessor Internal Revenue 9Th
District of Virginia.
Navy. -I
Postma asters-Henry b. Jaeger at Hudson.
Misconsin; ID. p. Strong at Belot, Wisconsin;
v. Tinkham, marlborough, Mass; Franklin
Williams, Stcniuston, Conn; Edw. r. Gates,
1homaston, Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-23

PARIS, May 23-Letters from Madrid confirr
previous reports that General Prim has a direc
understanding with Saldanha, whereby an Ibe
rian union is to be established
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-23

Ihe bounty allowed TO ship builders will only
helP them to build coasters Cheaper where no
They deny this; but facts and figures are of
more value than the assertions Of interests and
Therefore give them SO per ton outri0bt. he
sides free materials, or alIoU TO bay steamers of
a large class as cheaply as Germans can obtain
them.
Does it not occur to you that the ocean ha,
row supply OF ships equal to the requirements
of commerce? ..'r
If we should build more ships than are needed.
and at higher cost than the ships Of Foreigners
will not business be overdone, and will not the
high cost ships be losers in ruinous competi-
ton? .- -1 e-
is it not, therefore, economy at first to buv
ships that we require rather than to build those
which we cannot use? I. -.
How should we "beneft England" by appro-
priating to ourselves the freights now paid to
Englshmen and Germans?
Ought not our ship-builders to be satifed with
the home market, without compelling tfoss of
their feliow-cttixens who wish to engage in
transatlantic commerce to yield their rights TO
them, and their profits to foreigners?
Is shipSbnildIng everything and is ship
We do import and wear the Enqlishman,s
broadcloth, and this does benefit him, for he
could not wear out the superfuity that he manu-
factVres, but IL We refuse to import lis ships we
do not injure him, because he can sail them
himself, and sell them to others less prejudiced
than Americans
Foreigners do not complain Of the hardship of
realizing its profits at our expense. "The only
measure which the Germans fear Is the repeal
ss Of the Sourl law Prohibiting the purchase Of
The ocean Is free TO the world.
Protection cannot legislats for il. x1
Therefore, those who own the cheapest ships
Will thank US five continue to protect ourselves
from participation in commerce.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28

FiRE, Yesterday TUESDAY morning, about
halrpast six o'clock, as the Assistant Secretary
Of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company
was opening the building of the Company, hs
discovered that the office of the Secretary was On
fire, and Immediately gave the alarm. The
engine companies were promptly on the ground,
but it was found impossible to use more than one
engine. as no water could be procured from
the river; the engine used being fel from the
reservoir in the Common below the Pavilion.
The fire by tins time was confined to the walls
Of the building and was on this account difficult
to reach with water, and it was not until the
largc and elegant Office Of the Secretary was ru-
ined that the fire was quenched.
The building had but recently been occupied, and
owing to the fact that it was built for fire proc
building, the flames were confined to the room
where the fire caught, the remainder of the bull
ding being unniured.
By reference to notice in another column j
will be seen that the valuable books and paper
of the Office, being in the vault, escaped injury
One volume Of the records of Aurora Lodge, +
A. NJ, which were in the desk occupied by Mr.
james 4. Sabin, Secretary of the Lodge, wer
however nearly destroyed, The origin Of the fir
was defect in the chimney.
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ii ga t h s..


In East Montpelier suddenly Dee ~ At the residence
Of his brother t. N. Parmenter Mr. W II. II, PARMES
TER, Of Kentucky aged A. years.
kentucky, New Orleans and Cincinnati paper please
copy
In Chelsea Dec. n, Mr. OBKD ALLEN, aged s2 last
May of the selg citizens Of the town, good and
worthy man.
Ia WolcOtt Nov. %, Mrs. ALMA, wfe Of q. II, Whit
ney, aged 70 years.
Ia N0leott, Dec. n, Mrs. BELL NAsoHNAs, wife Of
Jerome kanorman, and only child a Mr. and Mrs r. H.
Peck, aged 10 years aud months.
In Chelsea Of congestion Of the lungs AsNA r., wife
Of Josiah Douglass, aged n years and 40 moaths.
Mrs Douglas was a woman Of amiahlo and quiet
spirit OF cheerful and practical pioty, an esteemed
member Of society and OF the church.
For thiny-eight years she was member Of the Con
gregationaI Church. uniting first with the church In
Chelsea Of which she was member At the time Of her
auath. The grace OF her Lord which hal kept her
through nany years Of Christian aithlulncss sus-
lanod her IN hor last days isr husband, lett eutlrey
alone the light Of hs home departed has met this great
bereaycen, with ustiul resignation aud We pray that
the grace which has thus far 81 alned him may halOw
this grief and make hun more meet for Lies duties and
heavens kefy' kb' H.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28
List Of INlterS

Remaining in the Montpelier Post OGct
December, y, 1870.
LADIES -Lorinda Boman Mrs. Ro-a Badore, Mrs S
H. HOLSTER Mrs Elite West Miss Alylra Collins. Mis-
W. Hcnsay, Mss S. Kahn.
GEsTLgMES.-E. A. Fuller, James NJ. Gould Jasper II
Gilbert, Jaquos Gauthier, Charles -. Green, ". a
Ioughton, randolph lite Horace Heaton, James VI
Hatch B. Josiah llollister 4, Charles Lce Daniel Ne
Resor S. H. richardson George Il. smith e. 4. Smith
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CTATE or VERMONT,
wAsqlNeToN DISTRICT, IS.

WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held Montpelier la said dstrict
en- the 18th day OF Dtconhor, A. d. 1870.
Frank N. Ceiey, Administrator Of tho estate Of Richard
Celey late OF DuNbugy said district, deceased, pre-
seuts DIS administration account for examination and
advance ant makes application for decree OF dis
tr Huun and piTttOl ui the estate OF said deceased.
Whcr upon Il Is ordered by said Court that said
count aud said application be referred 10 session there
o 90 be- hold at the Probate ose 10 said Montpelier,
on the och day OF January. A. d. 8ll for hearing and
decision thereon AID II Is further ordered, that notice
hurcsi he given all persons interested by publication
ul the same three weeks successfully In tho Vermont
Waiehmnn 4 state Journal, newspaper Published at
Montpelier previous 20 said time appolnted for hearing
that they may appear at said time and place and show
cause any they may have, why said account should not
be allowed, and such dccfpo made.
by the COurt.--Attest
1901 MA, CHASE. Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28

a Cough COLD OR SORE THROAT
Requires immediate attention, neglect often result.
TO an ncu-allo Lung Disease.
browns BRoSCHiAL rR0curs
viii most Invariably give instant relief For BRoS.uTs
ASTHMA CArARRH, CossuWrrvEa and TmoAr DISEASES
they have "a soothing effect
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them 90 clear
and streng then the voice
Owing to the good reputation and popularity of th,
Troehcs, many forthe'' and cheap limitations are oFrei
ptid good for nothing. BE 10 OBTAIN the fru,
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
SOLD EyERYwuEHE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-12-28

Eating Sour Rising, or any Indigestion or Buousuess
DC YOU DO not thank US after using DR.. HARRIsONs
PEluSrALTIC LOzENGES we Will forfeit the price %
Che box Also warranted to cure every Kind of PILES
For saie at no. D, fremont Temple, Boston, by + A
RICHARDS co.. Propretors, aud By all Druggist.
Mailed for sixty cents. $3.50