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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-07
MA RRlAGE.

Reflect that Il sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites to promote connuba
happiness, Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes Il weary pilgrimage, the
prospect hourly darkcnS to the view, the mind
becomes shadowcd with dcspnr, and filled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness of
another is blighted with our own.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-07

SECURE TIE FIRST PICK" FROM THE
STORE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-07

FRU1T JARS rp,r,r JARS,
have Just received Il supply OF MASON'S
CELEBRATED SELF-SEALlNG JARS
Thcr"pS of these Jars being lined with Porce-
lain, all metallic contact with tho fruit is avoid
cd. No Jar will preserve the fruit better than
the Mason. Call and examine them II
my ~ ENTWISLE'S CHINA STORE.
NHEAP WHITE LINEN DUCKS FOR
~ GENTLEMEN'S PANTS.
just received Il full assortment of very low
priced White Linen Ducks, from &c up t" VOL
lord hr.l >hrunk French Goods.
ic2 WlTMER 4 &SLAlMAkER
CREAT REDUCTION IN TIE PRICE
VI OF COW FEED.
FRESH GRAINS three week at lu cents
per hushr ut .,.
ir a-co3t K. PORTNER'S 5 BREWERY.
300 BBLS, NO. ! HERRING, McGraw
cOO and Gcmcny packing.
50 half bbls. FAMILY ROE HERRING.
MCGraw's packing, for sale by
nv II THOMAS PERRY.
| CALAD DRESSING jus: received and for
y sale at Ia King street.
my2 " NJ +. BROOhES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-07

ASK YOUR WIFE TO EXAMINE OUR
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-07

Who have injured themselves by q certain prac
ticc already described, Il habit frequently learn
cd from evil companions or at school, the effects
Of which are nightly felt, even " hen asleep, and
ifnot cured renders marriage impossible and
destroys both mind and body, should apply I'M
mcdatcly.
What II pity that :; young man, the hope of
his country the pride Of his parents should be
Snatchcd from all prospects and enjoyment Of
life by the consequence Of Grviating from the
path Of nature, and indulgng III pcrncious
habits. Such persons must, before contemplate
ing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-07

Married persons, or Young Men contemplate
ing marriage, aware of Physical Weakness
vous Excitabity, Papitation, Organic Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, or any other Disqual
tication speedily relieved.
lie who places himself under the care of DR.. j.
may rclgouSly conidc in MS honor as gentle
man, and confidently rely upon his skill as
physician.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-02
Supcrior Court.

The January term, civil and criminal, adjourned
nnay On Tuesday, Jan. 3lst, after session of TWEEN
v-hve days. Criminal business occupied thirteer
DAYS, during which there were trials of persons
resulting In convictions, acquttals and disa.
greement; sentences were passed on 81 convicts, o.
winch we're to State prison to ~ years, aver
age term A years; to Jail for average term Off
months; ten fines were enforced, amounting TO
$1,000. Criminal eases continued from September,
IS; new indictments, %; appeals from magistrates,
Z; total State docket, IS. OF which 43 were finally
disposed of, leaving only 10 cases on the criminal
docket OF the county. The civil business occupied
twelve days, five OF which devoted to three jury
trials; Court sat without jury seven days, trying
six cases; civil actions continued from December
term, 1858; new entries l24; finally disposed Of 12o
continued to February term, 1862.
The next term, civil, will commence on Tuesday
Feb. 7th, with one jury. -l., q. .---,. .. + J
The following assignment OF trials have been mad.
BY tho Court for the February term:
TUESDAY, FEB. Z.
to7-wright ct al. ". Roach.
1T-Reeve W. Ilsley.
13S-Same W. Same, 'N'.
8-Smith ct al. vs. Ward.
148-Smith VI. Tenney, an ra.
211-Joyce vs.. Portland Savings Bank.
265-Merrill W.. Cushman ct ais.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 8.
2SO-Mnrch vs. Wilson ct ais.
2l3-Brooks vs.. Leighton OF ais.
2Cs-McNulty, complainant VS.. Foley.
324-Kemp VS.. Adams ct al.
325-Day We. Curtis ct ais.
33C-VerriIl vs. Bruce
a THURSDAY, FEB. o.
2s4-Estes vs.. New Gloucester
205-c0nvorse vs., B0ulter and Trs ..t ~ 3
299-Mtchell vs.. Gooch.
3t9-Cummings ct al. vs.. Phillips
335-Stevens W. Com q ercIaI ms Co.
S4l-Kellery ct al. vs.. Willard and Tr. oF
FRIDAY, FEB. 10.
3a5 Elder, administrator, VS.. Quinby.
36t-Royal vs.. Witham. ,...L
360-Day vs.. Portland,
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WARRINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The japanese embas.
sy, headed by the assistant minister OF finance
OF tnat country, called at the White House to-
Jay ana were presented to the President and
caolnet. The delegation came to this country
20 observe the practical working of our fnan-
cIai system, and will visit the Treasury build
ing tomorrow.
Ihe government has discussed during JAN
ma.y. exclusive of payments oD the public debt,
d o., Soz5s2 of which 1928 1853 was for the army,
PLUS lO9 for the navy $746 O28 for the Interior
u1epaflment and pensions, and S., 374 SS7 for
Inc civil and miscellaneous service
Ine naval board, of which Admiral Rowan
~ presoeht, who are to examine the claims of
omcers who think themselves uniustly passed
morrow - N0oo' VIM "neo' w.
through the division of opinion in the Su.
mP reme court, the decision of the Court of
t C..ns I'D iavor of Lieut. Joseph w. Price for
". asporIatlon pay from his place of discharge
,a,, certificate to his place of enlist
n1.., IS c0nhrmed and remains Law on the
uoIeo'' Inc drain on the treasury in conse.
9uence VI Inis decision will be immense, as the
Ae'orney General considered in the argument
IL appiles as we'll to private soldiers as to Off
oels ol volunteers, if it applies to either, and
many millions will be required to meet the
Wills Drummond has been confirmed Com
missioner Of the General Land office.
Resolutions will be introduced in the Honse
Monday giving Mrs. Woodruff the use of tie
Representatives Hall for lectures on womap's
suffrage.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-02
Maine Legislature.
SENATE.


AUGUSTA, Feb. lin the Senate several re-
ports were made, among them the following
from the judiciary Committed Making an adj
ditional correction to the Revised Statutes;
also bill to incorporate the Bucksport Village
Association, which were assigned for to-mor-
row.
The temper of the Senate regarding an early
adjournment was shown by the vote on an or
der to receive tomorrow all petitions coming
by mail to-day, which was negatived IL yeas
to IA nays. ~
The bills extending the time to May 1st when
the Revised Statutes shall go into effect wei Q
indefinitely postponed, and the Statutes take
effect to-day.
HOUSE.
In the House 1000 copies of the cehsus re-
turns we're ordered.
Several remonstrances were received against
the division of Somerville
Among the petitions presented were the fol-
lowingi ut the directors OF the Portland and
Rochester railroad for change of charter; of
citizens OF Gorham for railroad from Dan
vile junction to Gorham; of several towns for
reduction of valuation; of citizens of Auburn
for amendment of city charter.
Orders were passed that committees inquire
into the following subjects: That if any town
establishes free High School the State should
make appropriations in aid Of the same; the
protection OF insurance companies from en-
bezzlement by sub-agents; the expedency OF
| ~ AAAn6 ttoo toN SoHCttOle COlCCp tuAoS
| on lumber aud merchandise of non-residents
IN the same manner the taxes on neat cattle
| of residents may now be; making neces-
sary changes in school laws; amending the
law to allow hearings to parties interested in
laying out of ways; prohibiting Registers, OF
Deeds from acting as conveyancers; repeating
| the law allowing County Commissioners TO lay
vile.
The judiciary Committee reported leave to
withdraw on the petition for the abolishing oil
| Cumberland Superior Court.
The venerable HEMINGWAY case was refer
red to the ne xt Legislature as usual
Legislation inexpedient was reported on an
| order relative to the time for which Judges
| shall confine jurors; an order relative to re-
quiring orders for payment of wages to be r e.
corded bill to provide for reviews and new
trials; on petition that only one selectman
| shall be chosen each year
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-02
TELEGRAPHIC ITEus.

VIM. s. Challenburg was on Wednesday
sentenced at Cleveland to be hanged Nav 81 Il
for the murder of his wife. Dr.. Galentine
will be sentenced Thursday.
On Wednesday the legislature of South Car
DINA, by 81 majority, elected H. G.. Davis u.
S. Senator. ~
Rev: DR.. e. T. Fitch, Prof. of Divinity at
Yale College, died Tuesday night.
George w. Carter, Conservative. has been
elected Speaker of the Louisiana House of
Representatives in place of Mr. Cam, resigned.
and the Democratic members whose seats were
contested are confirmed in their possession.
The bail of Reddy the blacksmith in New
YORK has been increased from $4,000 to $40 900.
the coroner's jury having given verdict that
Haggerty was killed by him. The ed
amount was promptly furnished.
While party of workmen were removipo q
large piece OF broken glass from Canal STRAIT
window III View Orleans, Wednesday the glass
fell to pieces, cutting the throat of BENJAMIN.
Levy, who was passing, killing him i'm mediate
ly.
A Turfmen's National Congress is in session
at Buffalo.
Alonzo Hill, D. D., for about forty wears n
Unitarian clergyman of Worcester Mass. died
wednesday, aged 70 years.
Lieut.. Col. George L. Andrews of the 25tb
Infantry has been relieved as Indian agent n
Arizona and ordered to join his Regiments in
Texas ~
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ILLINOIS.
THE CASE OF REV. MIR. CHENEY.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The ecclesiastical court
for the trial of Rev. Charles 3. Cheney re.as-
sembled this morning and Mr.. Cheney submit
ted a paper in which be admits he has made in
the baptsmal service the omissions charged,
bu justifies his action by saying he believes
thatin making the omissions he has taught
the doctrine of the church. He denies the
three charges brought against him liz the pre-
sentiment, and claims that under bis ordination
VOWS and with the divine aid he has ever earn
nestly endangered to perform his duty as a
prosbyter of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
To this church he has never been lacking in
loyalty. He ouly awaited the proper Opper-
tunity to make the admission and if a present
ment is drawn charging the facts and nothing
pore he will plead guilty and the court and
D Dass WIN base nathipg more TO do than t9
pass pass sentence. The court however declined to
rs Set the confession except in EVIDENCE for
WI Wna ~; ~ mght be worth and proceeded with
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-02

s BOSTON. Jan 31-The shipments of Boots and
from this market tor the week to places outside
OF New England comprise IS 220 cases, against 226s
tases TOR the corresponding week OF last year. The
tosa spmen'a since DAN 1s have been 81 454 cases,
against 3d. $50 cases FIR the period OF 1870 The
shipments from Lynn for the week have been 1886
Eases against 1895 cases for the week last year.
Inc shipments from Haverhl for the week have
neen 2l30 cases. against 1912 tor the time
m6ere is no special improvement to notice in the
ile since our last. There have been numerous
avaiS OF buyers from different sections, but there
Is lack of snap and vim to trade that would be dis
nertsnlng II it had not been previously anticipated.
mahuacturers have all along expected late trade,
anG the sales thus tar have been equal the expec
t taons OF iha best informed houses Buyers are
saklng moderate assortment of goods and are max
liz tnelr selections with good judgment. Our
da.urers lave not heavy stock, nor are they pro-
uoeing goo to the full capacity Of their factories
anu while they are disposed to 6e liberal in granting
70 SOUND houses, they look carefully at the
snfl"iter Of the paper offered and are not urging
saies to any considerable extent. The recent inn
provement in the price of produce will help trade
materially in the interior. and shall not be sur
pr'sed to see brisk demand ior these goods which
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= MAssACHUsETTS.

y BOSTON, Feb. lin the Senate to-day the
COMMITTEE reported further legislation unnec.
essary to prevent the sale of diseased meat. and
say tney believe it will soon cease to appear
a anhns cattle, cattle The House bill for opening the
PUP Pu9hc Libraries and reading rooms on the Sab.
l., az an an adjourned meeting of the New Eng
lanu cnoe and Leather Association to day tie
committee to whom was referred the admission
NJ membership of manufacturers outside of
view England, reported in favor of the admis-
sion OF the same to all the privileges except
s sunns, tne assessment to be $25. Adopted
alter considerable discussion. The COMMITTEES
on transportation were instructed to inyesti.
sa.e irregularities and make an effort to cor
rect lnem Ia the cost of freight Mr.. C. A.
"a. Gri6neli read paper on debts and credits and
tue uuty OF manufacturers for self protection
against importers who made fraudulent state
ments OF their assets, which was debated at
Iength and committee of SIX appointed to
cooperate with similar associations 10 secure
law TO protect manufacturers against fraud.
AN organization of ladies was formed to .day
with the name of "The Association for the Re-
lief OF suffering France and energetic efforts
VIII be made to successfully consummate the
benevolent work mplated, -
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WALfON, ia PREhIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-Harriet s. Kilbourn vs.. Charles O,
Kilbourn. The plaintiff as the widow of John Kill
bourn claims that she is entitled to dover in certain
real estate, which she alleges he was possessed OF
during coverture. The defendant contended that he
was possessed Of the land during coverture be-
prior to the marriage he conveyed it to his son,
the defendant. To that the paintf replies that he
had not conveyed it prior to her marriage because
the deeds, though made out in due FORM signed and
acknowledged. were not in fact delivered This the
defendant denied, and upon this issue the case went
to the jury, who found that the deeds not delivered
and returned verdict for the plaintiff.
haie -hands. Littlefelds,
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Q o Nj M. H II CIAL-

~sce'pss by Railroads and stenmboa,s.
pork do sSa nIsk "a cans milk cars
do bark do pearl ash do pickets W 40 aa
90 sandrles; shipments East, car sundrie.: shin
ments TO Europe, cars lard. do -four, do provis
Ions, 81 cases Sc wing machines. P,0''s-
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAy-7t cosas mdso ro =, .
carpets, 80 bbls apples, 80 pigs sundries. ~ Nv
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM BosTON-10 bbls. of
sugar, cask OIL 100 empty bbs, bdls pasteboard.
~ boxes tresh hsh, steam boiler % boxes oranges
y coils cordage u pieces iron pipe 10 frkins butter
horses, sleigh, 10 bags coffee, 10 do oysters, 100
Pkgs TO order; ior Canada and up country bales of
Dagglns AZ bales wool, SO bbls dye stus Il bars iron
81 bags glue so bags meal 20 bds leather bbls OF
phosphate lime, do oil, 100 pkgs to order.
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M anfcipal Court.

SoOVn MOhbAS E6B6IDsN0s
WEDNEsDAY.-State vs. Justin Libby. RESISTING
IN officer. Pleaded guilty. Fined s25 and ordered
to recognize to the State with sufficient sureties in
the sum of $500 to keep the peace six months.
State vs.. Abenia r. Hackett. Search and seizure
Continued. Frank.
State vs.. Daniel Reardon. Search and seizure.
Continued. Hopkins.
State VS.. Eugene Mccarthy. Search and seizure.
Continued. ...i -.tf
Two boys charged with truancy were admoni. he'd
BY the Judge and put upon probation,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-02

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 31-430 P. M,-Cottop cIosed
a rriands eaJ 40 1esIs s4d; SHES nave
Deen made on ship named to sail in FEBRUARY or
ton at 7bd for Middllng upands, and on a shin 10
san from New orleans at s Lied Tor Orleans
LONDON, Feb. Ills A, M-Conso,s % for mon
ey and account. ~ - 'o' i"oh-
american seenrites-U. S. 5-2O's 1862, 900 do 1868.
old, WI; do 1867, S94; do 10-4Us s9I StoeksHErs
49,; Illinois Central lilo. '''0A'-Irie
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1-11.3D A. M.-Cotton heavy
put not lower; sales 10000 bales A'S
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NEW YORK.
AN UNJUST DISCRIMINATORY

AN UNJUST DISCRIMINATION. I
New YORK, Feb. 1-The New York & Phil
adelphia Railroad Co. to-day discontinued the
sale Of through tickets South by the Baltimore
q Ohio railroad, in consequence of that compa.
ny charging dollar and seventy-two cents for
fares between Baltimore and Washington to
New York and New England passengers, while
they charge only dollar and twenty FIVE cents
to passengers purchasing tickets at b fillmore
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NEW RAMPsHIRE.
WEATHER ON MOUNT wAsu,unr,

WEATHER. On MOUNT WASHINGTON.
SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, via LITTLE
TON, Feb. 1.-Observation taken at 7P NJ
Barometer 1865; change 80; thermometer 16:
change plus Is; relative humidity 80; wind N
W.; velocity OF wind 20 miles per hour. 1t
rained last night but turned cold aud beautiful
frost works began to form The clouds pass ed
of the mountain at IL A. M.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
PORTSMOUTH, Feb. 1.-Mr. NJ w. Harmon
has been appointed to act as city missionary.
Mr.. Freeman F. Sanaorn of this city who
was soldier in the rebellion, has been an.
pointed clerk in rhe ordinance department. at
the navy yard. :
Odd Fellowship is very popular here. There
are now three t1onrishng lodges and another is
to be organized
The rooms OF the new and liberia: Young
Peoples Christian Union are to be dedicated
on Washington's birthday. S.'->
Miss Elizabeth Walker, aged 81 died yester-
day. She was the last member of a wealthy
and prominent family. Her will is looked for
with interest. = :
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ARRIVAL OF THE PERUVIAN
Ocean Steamship Company's steamer Peruvi-
an, Capt ". H. Smith from Liverpool Jan 10th
and Londonderry Goth, arrived at this port at
u2O last evening bringing II cabin and &c
steerage passengers and fnll cargo. We are
under obligations to the purser for files Of Lon
don and Liverpool papers.
The Moravian, Capt. Brown, is the steamer
due next week.
The Scandinavian, Capt. Ballantine, will
sail from this port for Liverpool next Satur-
dAy afternoon
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GRAND EXHIBITION BALL.-We had the
pleasure of witnessing the public rehearsal yes
terday afternoon at City Hall, OF the large class
OF two hundred Masters and Misses of Mr.. G.
F. Barnes juvenile dancing school. Many of
the dances arc novel and somewhat original
in their presentation, and all were executed
very finely. 1t will be "a beautiful sight this
evening from the galleries and one we'll worth
the small price Of admission. Twelve dances
will be given at the Ball after the attractive
exhibition of the children.
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are now comparatively onief, spring up within the
snms rir.y GAYS. The shipments for January are
nd a Ia. ess than last year, but good many boots
u sHoes nave been bought with the understanding
m ehinnsS snai be dated in February and which will
mst o. the shoe towns, but production has NOT been
he reanIsr SINCE our last report and only
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THE CAPITAL.
Especial Despatch by International Line
THE RAILROAD conrM1TrEE

THE RAILROAD COMMITTEE.
AUGUSTA, Feb 1.-The Railroad Committee
had before them to-day the petition for char
ter for railroad from the town of Brooks, on
the Moosehead Lake and Belfast railroad, to
the city of Bangor. Mr.. Marshall of Belfast
appeared for the petitioners. He was opposed
by Hon. N. G.. Hichborn, President of the
Penobscot Bay and Shore Railroad Company,
on tho ground that it was parallel line. The
same committee unanimously voted to give a
bill to the
PORTLAND AND ROCHESTER RAILROAD COM
FANY
fol- charter for road from the town of Al
fred to South Berwick Junction.
The arguments 10 reference to the petition OF
the tN
BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD COMPANY
were made in the Senate Chamber this even.
ing. The attendance was large. Hon. P.
Barnes occupied the first hour aud in very
eloquent and able manner be resisted the
granting of the proposed charter as an uncall-
ed for and unjust procedure, (which would at
ford precedent for kind of legislation which
would have no limits for its injustice Hon.
James w. Bradbury replied. He was listened
to with good attention. He went largely into
the statistics of the business of the Boston
roads and argued that the business of Maine
demanded another avenue to Boston. The
case is closed and ths matter was laid on the
table. -..ltsi.s.,g--. .4t- -.s..:t.
wEsTRRooK. (
The arguments on the Westbrook case are
closed and interested parties are specializing
about the opinion of the committee. To-mor-
row the imnortant uiestions will be dacida1
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The Wool Marker.

eel
BOSTON. Feb. 1.-fReported for the press.ETbo
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-Iock GO "a
90; do choice Xxx 50 9 55c; fine X 80 az 5oc; medium
81 g Ole; coarse a a ACC; Michigan extra AMI Xxx
IS q SOC; fine a. q 4se; medium As "a 49c; COM
mon 40 e acc; other Western extra &c a 4sc; med-
UNI rs "a 4Sc; common 90 q 43c; pulled extra
81 q Soc: snperfine 81 a sic; No. at Is "a 35c
combng fleece at 50 q 55c Calitorn ia at s a. SAC
Texas at IS q Soc: Canada combing56 q 5sc; Smyr-
ma washed at 20 q 35c; unwashed 2 q zoe; Buenos
Ayres at % "a 80; Cape of Good Hope at rs a Sic /;
Gillian at 20 @ 26c; Donska q q Soc; Mestiza pulled
so "a SIC.
Remarks-The market is quite firm and full prices
are readily obtained for all desirable grades of fleece
and pulled. In New York the market for fleece has
been moderately active and desirable lots sell for very
Iall prices Pulled Woods have been mostly sought
atter,s and for good running lots little better
Rrices nave been realized. In Philadelphia the ac-
ty which cha &C erzei the market at the close OF
our last issue has somewhat SUBSIDIZED not that the
nn, IS less active but Lecause OF the absence OF
ppies IN which to operate. The receipts from the
mest are trifiing. and the stock here being very
hnder iess at THIS period than many years past
o are demanding still further advance of C6
20. among the sales were b5, 900 his " ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-02-02

A CRYSTAL WKDDINa.-Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
B. Pettengill celebrated the fifteenth anniver-
sary of their marriage last evening at their res
idence, No. 20 Smith street, and most merry
occasion it was made by the five SCORE friends
who gathered together from all sections of the
city and from one or more Of the surrounding
towns, to congratulate the worthy pair and
wish them continued health and prosperity.
The conventional gifts usual in such events
were very handsome and varied After a
couple of hours pleasantly spent by the COM
pany with music and free social intercourse, a
most elegant and bountiful supper was dis
pensed to the guests. Music and mirth fol-
lowed until quite late hour, and if host and
hostess enjoyed the occasion half as heartily as
their friends did, they will have reason to long
remember their crystal wedding day as one of
the particularly bright spots in their lives.
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NeaU Boarding House {!

n o. 4 Chestnut street, close TO Congress street
Ia and the City Building. Very onvepient for
business men and Tor gentlemen attending Court
Jurymen and Others attending Court will he fur
nisLed with board by the day or by the week or
WITH single meals at very reasonable prices.
January 81. div