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Ara v. RaMsCm,N : state.

IVA ESUB SC RI 8 Frs having been appointed BY The
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and the feru Of SIX moUths from be l-ih day OF
January, los. beng allowed by said court TO the
creditors o ssld decreased bin prove their
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-03
Village Expenses.

Tie following is the report OF the Audi
tors appointed to audit the the accounts
Of the Village Bailifs
II the Village of Montpelier .-
The undersigned. to whom was referred
the duty Of auditing the accounts Of the
Bailifs and Treasurer Of the Village for the
past year, have attended to the business as
signed them, and ask leave TO report that we
have examined all the vouchers for orders
drawn, and by examination find every item
properly sustained
We have examined the Treasurer ac-
counts, and have cancelled orders paid by
him to the amount Of 81 COZ. l5 There has
been received bv the Treasurer, as appears
Nv his books, S2.l23 50. Balance now in
his hands. SIG II. His account as pub
Iished in the printed report is correct.
The books show the following results
orders drawn for bills incurred during
orders drawn for bills incurred the year
BEFORE s6s9O
Total Of Orders drawn, s22a3.7I
a55sa. ;soo7L5
Leaving outstanding S2s656
We have classified the expenditure Of the
year as follows
ORDINARY.
Expense OF Fire Department, 3s1.0O
Hall and Engine ROOM,
including Fuel and Gas bills, $500
Expense OF care OF Hall, paiI ~. Noodry, I5-.41
Repairs Of Lamp posts and street lamps. 2s.o7
Amount paid Tor printing, 2f..5
Amount paid for making ta1t 800
ss5751
EXTRAORDINARILY
Permanent Repairs on Hall. s261.l5
Repairing Flag pole, 1885
Paid acct OF drau-, t1.SS
Paid water Tank and fixture
for watering street, ESQ"
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j y. PAGE,
j w. BRoCk, Al
SAMUEL w Ellis,

The report comes to us too late for any
Comments. We suppose the money ezpend-
81 for understandable objects, relates to the
item for repairing the flagstaff, or possibly
for providing for watering the streets. 1t
only this and nothing more, we rather
imagine the verdict Of the tax payers in the
village will practically bay to the boys, T. DO
IN some more
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-03

he pastor, Rev. y. Newton GIazier, offered
prayer which was followed 5y Rotations,
singing and distribution Of 2ilts. TIE even
IDg passed very pleasantly, and the occasion
friesfs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-03

We, the undersigned, have been acquainted with
Miss Sawyer for many years. and believe her TO be
q Christian lady and skilful nurse, and having
used her salve ia our families, Il gives great
pleasure In saying 10 Is the best general medicine
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-03

Tic following is the report Of the Audi
tors appointed to audit the the accounts
Of the Village Bailifs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-01-03

We md the ordinary expenses Of the year
III have been, as near as can now be ascer-
taiued as follows
Amount settled and paid as above stated. se5l5t
Amount OF bills accrued not vet settled,
estimated 10 be, 40. -6
Winch when paid make for ordinary
expenses, sl270 30
We estimate resources for the next year
E4..Hr.-a Treasury as reported ~tl5.4f
rzla..ra due on tax OF $50. 500.
E.1t af HaU and land estimated same a-
wear. $500
g..s r. 800 estimated % produce, 500 90
{ % 5-e 10
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-18
Observation-Disclosures Eaucation.

"AsHiarTDS, ID. -. Sept. i.
Editor StaT.-Gour correspondent "F., of
last evening, is certainly correct in the estnG'e
h places upon the imps-tanc &c OF the matter in
troduceI VrevioUsty by yOIT CORES a1n tent c -
The Importance 0t tie subject increases r-ee--
Is. as ire2teS by your Latter cArrsspon iaEt. Ii
IS 10 be hoped that tue I5iice will ;romptly sup
press TIE gum sings complained of, q be-
siHSs the ev.Ls named, priv ate aud uublic build-
lrg~ are being injured b. {; stones hurled from
these = ngs T. the "b3rbarians But how are
the harOa'ia1s - he suppressed This Is the
grand question. Barbsrians are civilized AMI
enlightened hy education. We must get tEem
into our scho0Is--IEG X. " t.sm there. TAxpSv,rs
'hSetl IllY provide the EIea n Of iucqtiOu h.
lieylre he pu0Lc interest require il o. then:
hut surely they will feel tAct IL i. oppress;vs 2
~ie children are not educated, while clst,y
tIuctUTtS and competent teachers await Their
reception ar instruction. "Var4rsfas'' p-.
.erOilrd. ami iSIeute land crowds of chi
s--Cn, to'h white ANA coiCreG. are unciucata.
- z REGAL! that word. Tksc ore beiu- eGl-
Gated, alas. for crime aud woe. Rv orr n ,la-.
a. them We are sowing he seed OF q future har-
vest IIch they ant OJrse! Ives will forever r.
GTst. In Justice 70 those who 2-c compeIled =
rs 'Ge the means O. eGuCs tier; in Justice to tue
ch.'Cr n who are inca able OF compTehenfigg
TIC 81 Interests, and As protection ofiGeSe CHG
dT-1 ii III ignorant or uerCensTy parents and
Ia. q ans tt u have I law cam 1iiing the ~
t5E-..l.cC 81 cii cur Chi iren at SCI 90. l. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-18
A l. K K A n DRIA,

ACClDRNTs.-A plasterer named John browns
accidentally fell from the scafoldIng while a.
work uVen the ceiling Of the lirst story o. the
new naI ktt house this morning aud was bsiiy
though not seriously, injured A colorei man
named Jim Gaines, employed a. a hand nu A
ile-GTiTer, while at work AT the fe-rr slip this
morning was Accidentally stIUCS on t.-e should
10y croH-baT and had las collar b0uc broken.
CONE TO THIS BO-OI.-Tha woman who
promised 20 relieve Chloe Ann Gs-oa o. the
care of the child that had been lei. with her nv
rs supposed mother, last week Il already mem
toned in the Gazette tsiliu. 10 call fer the
deserted baby, ii was sent to the a'ms-hpI-p:
hut yesterday one whose desires tor maternity
had not been gfatit-d, called there Tor it. took
II away. snd says she Will raise il AMI love IL a.
though Il we're her own. Ali the parties alluded
10 are COiored.-GC-stfs, last srs7tay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-18
L q q K q EFT o w !

oEE NCNDGED AID TWENTY-FIVE YEAcs
CiD.--l C-dal = the i-lst sHuiye5, Nv Of the
founding of "GCOrge Town, Marvlani on lie
lS"t0mack river, as the old euua.- Stvf- IT,
The city was consequently founded OF the Isth
Of SeptC nJeT, l1JI.
az STEAMER l.. &. KNIGHT did not clear
for New York to-day. as ii was expected shs
-ould DO Yesterday, IN account OF tie failure OF
tne John Gibson to reach New YORK a, theusu.l
TIE WHEAT MAEKET.-A small LOT cb,igA
REQ wheat sold TODAY at Sl.3j. Il. TaIhp. x
Son axe in receipt of SEQ bushels OF wheat AMI
! 500 bushels of corn; Wm. 4 Donsll OF o.
bushels Of wheat plT canal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-18
Freddy" as Candidate for Congress.

CLOSING PROCEEDINGS OF THE ORDwAY-LE-
EAKNEs FREDDY" WEIGH cor vENTION.
Yesterday after It's recess, this COnyen-
ton Tesssembled al Union League hal +,
tat O'Clock L. NJ and dispatch
was read from y. q. Ordway, stating that be
would support the nominee OF tn convention,
and that he stood by the people agains. their
aggTe>sOTs. The committee to form SIR. BOS-
well OF his nomination stated & at they were
not ready TO report, aud secO id recess wa
taken till p. IN. on Te@seemSliug at O'Clock
the committee appointed to inform Sir. Boswell
OF his II minatiCn appeared with that gentle
man and conducted him TO the pla.form.
MI Boswell was introduced and said thai be
regretted that when the committee called on
him 10 inform him of his nomination he was in
bed aud unable 10 respond. He was almost
unable TO be present even then, but did not
consider u IVES necessary TO make mich OF a
speech. lie accepted the nomination with con-
tdence, and did SO believing that the best in
terests OF the people demanded that soms other
than champion of the board OF public works
should be their delegate TO Congress Whether
in victory or defeat he would stand as their can
fidate from this time until the day OF election,
IAppl@use.l The convention then adjourned
SJHs Gie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-18

TEE REGIsTRATIoN-Eight,es Distriet-
The toaTd CT registration. on street, near \
street, yesterday, enrolled the names OF 5l1
voters OF the 18Th distTict-200 whites and 3l0
colOTed. The total registration in this district
last year was el5-23O whites and AIS colored.
fy notice elsewhere, the legal voters OF this
Dis ,r!Ct v II learn the important fact that the
hoard OF registration have determined not TO
have The second registration at the City Hall,
hut 10 bold sessions or the Gays and at the hours
inGIr Afrd In saia rOtice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-18

THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CAyAL-PreSi-
dent German, OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal, is in town, and leaves Georgetown to-
morrow merning with Engineer Patterson for "a
tour Of inspection along the whole line OF the
canal There Is now an abundance OF water,
lie says, and the millers supplied ~ the George
town level have no further cause of complaint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-18

BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAuRoAp-The
ID. 4. X. X. company now have quite q nucl-
Der 81 carpenters at work erecting depot build
rss al various points along the line of the road.
These buildings will contain DIV D0-house. for
Tue ioremen and neat waiting room for pas
SensSrs, =, AT Bowie Huntington city,, Sea-
p,ook, SIenSiiie and Stony Run, depots have
important point, liz being a. the crossing OF the
A and L Tcad,) 10 Preparations have yet been
made Tor depot. We hear thst orders have
been Issued looking 10 the unifOrming OF ALI
employees OF the company on or before October
18th HeNt.