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RrW. L. WALL . 90 . uctiooesrs,
- pew Marble Ruiidipg.
wv and s02 Reons, " ssia ave, oorzer DIN ssrcet
eAyH OF FURs CONTINUED
wm sen 90 THURSDAY uORNISo. Jaw
~ AZ ~ clock and KvRE sG, ss 80 e'cIk
tae be lance b Ber iAnia stos 1 OF fars, 60 s0s
- strett h.stock IL eel a sorted. and worthy
- VI WALL CO., aa,,..
Try LATIMHR q ULEARf,
u Aaetiopeers and Resl Estate B-cFer.
scuth~es, corner PennsyivsniA ave. aud iits "a
WALNUT gAIa CLOfa PARLos FussI,
nAhBLE Top BUREAU. AND wh-H.
sThhDs, ALfUr " ARpRoBEs. Ma RBLs.
IoroAk AND PAINTED COrTAGK SUITES,
SrION ToP IND OrHHR MArrRssSgs
IN BhUSSHLs and THREkPLY CAR-
rnJs' nEA6tl kEMJ .LECr ENrES
eiON plhIeG TABLE, NJ T. siDEBOARD
"a CAksSkATSbAIRS,L 0USG ss, IA RGH
VUAkT ffOfOtL CLOTH = PgRIoR We.
s0x 81 ADEs, hFArlHG ST IVES, CROCH-
khf MAHS KITCHEN REQUISITES. &C I,
a on TBGksoAY MoRxISG. January 2.
w 1873, ~ o O'Clock, ne st all sell, at the r-si-
Genes. sl5 d street. os.ween ard
snorthvest, the seove collection OF Houssh IA
Furniture.
We would call special attention 90 this sale Al me
goods "a roue bout the kouse nearly new.
Terms cash. LArIMER CLsART.
IL Aucfioue@r.
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RY.GREEN q WILLIAMS, AucfioueerS
- Ne. 1901 northwest corner lDSh and streets


FRONTING On NkW ykksEY AVENUE BE-
tNhkk AND L STREETS NORTHWEST.
- By virtue OF a deed q trust dated S-pt-rnhA
80, Isl, and recorded in liber eS3, folio sc.
one OF the land records q WashtBgtOn county,
DissIsl Of Columbia and by the itt-n request OF
the psrty secured ell sell, at public auction on
the p misses, on TU ESDAf, the ith day 81 Jan
uary. 1873 81 O'Clock g. m, sll that piece or par
Gel OF ground situated in the city Of Washing IN,
District ef Columbia. Known and described as ,rt
OF lot numbered ten tsel, in square numbered Eve
hundred ald flfty eight ts5Sl, beginning for the
sane on New Jerrey avenue thir y-fOur lS4D feet
from the nor beast corner OF said lot. aud running
thence aleps said avenue north~estx srdly elev en-
illsfeet ard four inches, thence sou hwestwa,t.
y. and at right Angles with said avenue 10 the rear
line OF said lot thence south along said line,
eleven feet and four inches aud thence north
eAstSsrdiy To the place Of beginning.
Terms Of sale: One half Cash. bals nee 10 M ut rs
with nter. 81, secured BY deed q trust deposit
OF $50 will be required when the property 10 struck
on. All conTeyauciug at the purchaser o cost m
the terms are not comp ted with within seven DAYS
from sale, the trustee the right 4, resail
the pr perty ut the rick and the defaulting
Iuro baser. w. 4. McFARLAN, Trustee.
larl-d GREEN a W1LLTAM3
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s ss 81
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Windes sfiis, OsI., Door snl:, stss:, WsssE TsSis
&C., S,SDs :is.s No. Ils ~ sr..
sst1s.e 1sv io1f avsp1s asA Wclokss's. 1srii-i,
Eo.s ): %s sssSssn :aS -
tn. ,.,son q 81 shS. 81
sn 70 & os ss for "a Ssg II Ct
an improvement in Instruments for Enlarg'ng Pho
Il Is ordered thu. the testimony in the case be
e.. s ss q IL % March
s:.;:. .1 q; s7sses.
TIis n 70 CIV EOII0I. Thst the .qbserIee1
.is. Of Gol1nSia holan. sRse.l Ts5E lssss,s
deceased An yer.ons having clains again. the saic
re :s e S On e
ga :s:Ss:s GO M s 81 q )
December ,l61. ELIZA D. VAUGHAN,
z dn W. So Uxecukyfx.
TINITKD STATES PATRNr OIHIC1,
~ WASHINGTON, D. O., December 4 l02
On the petition Of JOHN b. BLAIR, Of PkiIadel-
Ihia. Penn, lrsying tor the sxtsnsiol Of PATENT
tor AZ improvement in Attschment 70 Ruling
Il e ordered that the ts.tinosy b Ne 60 }.
closed on the eth day Of vebruaFy psxt: thai tn
time Tor niing argumepts and ths txAlafHsrb .
81 ss. ;s e. ). s.s: 8
February nsxf -ef 81. -. Z. ESQ -. :
Ss2Ss- q. b. LIGGETf. Ooam, assonss.
UJ6E KVRRL'De "UTIL1. -DULgb T0Of6
P0wDEn;.neso2ose4eS By psAEes &c g
s'ssssiis. fFs0ss xesse sQsts. dssEiy
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TEE JofOts TINE
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
BEING AT HABD;
and that may contribute to the general enjoy.
VIZ nSSoTSCK THEFAiCr,
Tat 9yR STOCK OF
SA Fiks ifllt5T6joRs.
toSEIMENTs,
fh iaffosfrssb LuxuR1rs,se.
Never was more a1tIsc,iye,
souSry for assiiy. variety, and inducemens. In 'n'
AL the leading brands Of
CHAMP AGNES.
H..asq.rter. tsr he kiNa H6HaGSnPAGSEl
sH Ias Of our own iRnpor.'iOn;
CLARl Is, twenty different brands;
sAUTEBNEs, In great variety;
HOOKS, an unusually large stock
the low price Of - pr esion. Our CstssbO is re-
maIksble for its brilisncy, purity, and fms fruIy
scofCH AND IRISH wHIskEYs,
JAMAICA sPIbiTs,
Fine CoGEAC BRAyDlEs.
AffLE sRAN Pni,oH Bx.spY.
BE and SS5iS5tf IL siEfs, .s. and
'Ili SAG 4 w Wh ii sRistn'r''
We are the sole PROJECTORS OF this famous brand OF
Ind CoOpe Co.'S famous ALE, the fsvorte of
ContInertaI Europs: in glass asd wood. in hogs.
hesss, Lprrsls, and hide rkens.
FkEfCB PEAS,
ASPARAGUS,
MUSHROOMS
B0Nk5sss sAEpI5EEs.
ARTICHOHES.
| OLIVE OIL,
ANCHOvIES,
superior 10 any thing ia the market.
RhleIN5,
from the ordinary cooking to The best table raisns.
CITROs,
PRUNEs,
DATES, &c, &c.
BRAZIL NUTS, PeCANS.
CoNsERyEs, 49,
p Ain ard faney CANDY.
Zine Toilet SOAPS,
BRRAKFAsI HAMS,
BEEF TONGUES, &C., &c.
FREsH Roasted COFFEE.
We rOast cur Cwn coffee, using Steam power, sad
can sGarsnfee 20 thOse u-ing roasted Coffee this
delightful BEVERAGE in al its purity.
HALL q HUME,
dlieOtJSBI s07 Market Space.
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AIMS. SEN RUPPkRT,
lYl ssslS 9th street, opposite Patent OfIoe
Respectful desires to CAL tho attention OF ths
ladies TO he very select assortment of ENBROID.
khIHe spt annoy GOODS suitable for HOLIDAY
CUsAfofs tIBE s0RKsEs. BRAcKErs,
CARVED AIN Or sLIFPER GASES, axT'snd
KMBRoDERED oiGiB CASES and SUSPEND.
Lmbroidsfd sets Of CUFFS and COLLARS, and
bsGtiiui selection Of Children's MERtNO
OLO Ms dl6-tIanl
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HnsIDAY GOODS.

Z nm PeoHDs kAisiNs....--..........lso rs
5000 P0utDs sExpLKss BAIsIns On,
QUARrIR JOKES 30 Or,
5000 POUJDs SKw cURRANTs.........-1oo On.
NEW FIGS CITRos, DATES, &C.
. SOC PopDS FBENCH CANDY-.......40 OTs
s-pourd boys FRENCH MIxTUhE.... 81 rs
sS-Goods lelivsred promptly.
@. WILMER,
dl5H III rsylyania avenu.
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CHR,StsAS PRESENTS,
" sUITABLi FOB EVERYBODY
IMMSNSE STOCK,
CHRpTMA, Is COMING.

EverbodY who wishes TO buy COMPETITION
ERY lRUIT and POUND OAKE, made Of the bsst
msteTsi; SUGAR TOYS and TRiMN INJ;s fur
Ohriscss tees; NUTS, RATsINs, FIG5, &o.' at
the lesest Hriees should net fail to cali at 10 IN
lisbnet before buying eisevhere. No. 6IS az at
bewee and @ sts. southwest. das tianI
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AUCTION, SALES.

RrW. L. WALL 90 . uctioneers,
pew m<Fbie Ruiidipg.
wv ana s0S feon<, IN srta ave-, Din street.
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" POWDf1;.R secaasa4sd by psAHets Sos &
sssss AZ 49, - 60 ssss; i Err, :sas
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY. January 6, ISIS, same hour snd place
By order of the Trustee.
d26 B. II WARNER Auct
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PAT KNIT A0ENTS.

MUM q Co., tE. I Sci. Am. us. a. Ger. n
KSIshT BROTHERS, SIS street, aesr 7th 81
VIM q. WOOD, n. u. corner and 7th street
JoHSJ HALsTzD, slsI:h st, opp. ?. Q; Depar
GEO. ". RoTBwkLL, Room 16k Fell Block !,
Tth fFeta near Pat pGica NTBsnA for n
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~ EsbAY, Jan. ., iS72, came hour andlpi.os.
d1s Chin WILLIAMS. Auots. ,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

The 81. Albans Messenger. II q not very
cheerful article on this road. concludes that
the interest on the town bonds, given to
have It constructed, l. not likely to be
forthcoming in the nesr future The terms
Of the lease are that sixty per cent. of the
earnings shall 60 10 the Vermont Central
for operating the road the balance Is sp-
plicable, first 70 the payment Of Interest on
the lst mortgage bonds, and second 10 the
payment Of such debts a. construction &C
cocut. unpaid balances Of interest on the
bonds, etc, leaving the s,3ck-whica Is
mostly owned by the t0wn--1o the lass.
Last year the gross earnings Of the road
were c little over $4,000. After paying
sixty per cent. of this 70 the Vermont Cen
TIA. there are $4,000 left which will pay
less than one-half the Interest on $500. 900
Of first mortgage bonds. The deficit stands
charced-to the Missisquoi Road. TO be paid
as soon a. the earnings become sufficient
The MesseHger thinks this Is q long day
ahead but We should say that if the road
earned $40, 200 II is first wear. with nc
connections beyond Rjchf0rd. il would not
be very ezrravagant 10 hope that with
through connection 10 Newport. il vii
earn double that next year. and keep IN
creaslns is earnings II subsequent years
The road has been cheapiy built, costing
only S2l-23o d nile. including fence.
depots- &c, and it ought 10 pay within 8
reasonable period. though doubtless for
several years the towns viii have 10
shoulder the interest on thcl- investments.
themselre.
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PROSPECTUS
The Burlington Free Press, 1879.


SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS 70 suBscRIEERs.
To A. who desire Vermont Weekly, the Bur
LIs6TOS FREE PREss eonnsnds Itself as one O. the
Oldest and the largest o. the Vermont NeefAes'
and as nrss class fAnIly journal, rsnkinE with
those o. larger cities n the VARSITY, amount ane
valve o. is contents-
L Il 4 large sheet q fhirfy-sir long columns
printed on new type and attractive IN itf matter
and makeup among It's regular features are
Careful, frank Ans fearless editorial discussions
o,puhlc topics political, sociAl, commercial. And
sincation2l
An editorial resume q the news o. the week ron
the world Il large.
weekly SUMMARY O. Vermont Dsvs, tr1n a. the
Counties
Interesting original correspondence from the great
cities, the Bess and Europe.
Al Agricultural department flled with valuable
IaEiier io7 the farmer stock grower, dAi-ynnn and
gardener.
column OF :resA Religious Inte-ligence.
oriz-n4- and selected poetry good stories and
careful selections o. fiction fact and fancy from the
freshest contributions 70 current literssurs.
These vzrions department. absorb the care and
kbo- OF larger editorial force than that ofEny other
vermont paper; AID II a. We pledge f1r The ye.-
come. uuvearied e1ertiou Erd continued improve
meut
The price OF TEE FREH PRESS is 3 year. OF s.
.u- 81 months a. subscriptions payable in 40
vance AID ths paper stopped when The tine szpros
SPECIMEN copies sent uu Eppl cation.
Address,
THE FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION,
BUKLysTos. VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07
End orts, FOrty.seeond Congress.

The Forty-Second Congress ended Tues
dsy. going out with the bad odor of the
Credit Mobilier business hanging about il,
and with the disgrace of. having voted
81 900 Of the peoples money into the
pocket ofeaeh member, as they left, for IN
earned pay for back services We are glad
TO see the names OF all three Of our Vermont
members recorded agGInsf the increase Of
their own salaries.
Ii Is impossible at this writing 10 give
full summary Of what was done and what
failed during the closing hours Of the ses-
sion. The Agricultural College bill, we
are sorry to say, failed by the refusal Of the
House TO appoint COMMITTEES Of conference
Oh the measure Between both bills for
the distribution Of the Geneva award,
nothing was finally decided, and the con
ference report adopted throws the whole
matter over 10 the next Congress In the
meantime. the money received from Great
Britain is TO be turned into the Treasury
and invested II FIVE per cent. government
bonds
hepostal appropriation bill as it finally
passed both houses, relieves railroad com
panies from the necessity Of executing con
tracts for the performance Of the postal ca
service. and adopts . sliding scale Of pay
ment f5r the postal cars, ranging from S25
per mile per annum for cars forty feet II
length TO $50 for cars fifty 70 sixty feet
long. The subsidies IN the bill, which are
the only ones granted this session, are
$50. 900 10 tie Pacific Mail. Sl50,OOO te
Garrison's Brazil, and S75, 900 to Webb's
Sandwich Island lines.
By the action Of the Senate on the Louisi-
ana question, the whole responsibility Of
dealing with the state Of anarchy now
existing there is left with the President
The Senate bill looking 70 the enforce
meut Of the laws in Utah, was left Oh the
table IN the House. The Senate took no
action on Senator Patterson case, leaving
action on the Committees report for the
extra session. though Mr Patterson viii
then 10 Longer be member Of the Senate
Tho appropriation bills generally passed
MANY other measures Of greater or less
interest, previously estimated al from three
70 FIVE thoasaud in number. are left IN tss
portfolios Of committees OF were stranded
between the Two houses. on the whole we
cannotsay Of the F0rry-Second Congress as
much good a. We always ike 70 OF the dead.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

THh ELsuLL ZION OF EXP 4s4lA-
a Washington special thus describes the
scene IL the Senate. on the presentation
Of the report Of the Committee recommend
I ing the expulsion Of Senator Patterson
/ WASHINGTON. Feb. p. While the Louisi-
ana debate was az its highest tonight g.
I ,hali-past ten clock. the senate was a.
I bounded ny the presentation Of the report
[ Of the senate Credit Mobilier C0mmItIee
/ recommending tine expulsion Of senator
/ Patterson. Of New HAMPSHIRE II the
senators had heard that the bottom had
fallen ont Of the Capitol they could not have
exhibited more surprise. senator Morton
was IL the midst Of his closing and most
f0rcible speech denounciug the McEnery
government Suddenly all Interest 10 MS
remarks was seen 70 cease. The Senators
gathered about the chamber II knots of Two
OF three and discussed the report with IN
concealed establishment Senator patter-
son was sitting II senator Hamlin seat.
Just back Of his own. when the resolution
was read. and seemed struck with paralysis.
His head dropped Oh his breast and be sank
hack into MS seat conscious of the terrible
disgrace that had come upon him. Senator
Howe, who was sitting beside him. soon en-
gagged MIN conversation, but the unfortunate
Senator did not lift his face for long time
So that it could be seen from the galleries
Senator HamlIn came up soon afterward and
also joined IN the conversation. Senator
Scott and another mem her of the committee
paced up and down back of the outer row of
seats. Wilson and Logan gathered near the
main entrance. The expression on the
c0untenance of the former was q study for
journalist First came look Of blank sur
prise, mingled with incredulity. and then
his face flushed a bright red. a. It does
when he is excited lie went u bis seat
and sat down, and IN d moment jumped NJ
and walked about the chamber, speaking
with TINS senator and that, whenever any
one would speak with him. Logan also
showed an extraordinary interest in the re-
suit. and engaged IN an earnest conversation
with Senator Hamlin. After 2 few moments
Patterson took his seat. and having pro
cured the manuscript copy of the report.
slowly perused it.
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ErEN

Ile strikes Of the iron-vorkers in south
Wales are partially ended Many Of the
miners have returned 10 work on the old
terms. 4 general resumption Of operations
Is anticipated. The demands Of the strikers
have beea successfully resisted by tho opera
tors owing 20 the destitute c0rdition Of their
families -Russia has agreed to Enrlan5's
demand in regard O. the boundary Of Afrh-
anis-az, which mus, BE- taken a. removing
al possibility Of quarrel between the two
countries, for the present.-Mr Bright
resumed his seat II the British Parliament
on Monday, and was received with applause
-Spanish affairs are ~ muddle There
Is report that Amadeus abdicatsd II the
nope that the army would recall him, and
put his power on q sure basis.-a report
that We cannot quite believe We are told
that the Duke Of M0ntpensisr and ex-Oueen
Isabella have c0alesced, and that the Duke
l. 70 do his leve. best o. place Isabella s son
Alfonso, on the throne, and that when placed
there Alfonso viii marry a daughter Of the
Duke,-and that the Duke viii be made
Regent. and 50 ruler OF Spain. ill the
Young fElnce Snail nave reaele4 his llnfOrl-
". The " Ministerial Crisis had been
got over through the election Of Q Ministry
by the Cortes, Senior CASTELAR, having the
largest vote cast. The Carlists are as active.
and as ugly, az 50 many hornets and what
between Don Carlos and Don Alfonso. and
tho Duke Of Montpensier, the new Republic
Is IN the way 70 be slrely tried.-Such
elections for Parliament a. take place IN
England show that the conservatives are
gaining ground. They had 8 large MAORI
y IN Liverpool. Were a general election
TO take place, they might obtain majority
IN the Commons but the present House has
some four years Of life.-and 50 Mr. Glad
stone s power may last till lS76.-Reports
are received Of the wreck Of the haruue
B0yne of the coast OF England, and The
drowning Of Is persons.-A terrible disaster
occurred March i on the river Merssy .involy- I
ing serious loss Of life. The ship Chacabuco.
from San Francisco, eol.ided with the Dub
In steamer Torch, the Chaeabuco sinking .
almost Immediately. twenty-five persons I
On board the ship went down with her.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

Inc Alumni Association in New York
city OF Aiddiebu-y College. had their second
annual dinner at Dclmonico's. Tuesday
evening Professor Brainerd Kellogg. Of
Brooklyn, presided. Letters were read
from Ex-Governor Stewart, John G. SAKE.
the poet; {. J. Phelps, of this CITY Rev.
L C. Wines, Hon. Samuel Nelso, 4. late
Justice Of the United States Supreme Court.
Speeches were made by Prof W.H.Isrker.
Of Aiddlebury; Samuel Miller. Of New
Haven, Conn; Stephen A. Walker. lldace
Z. Walker, Peter Starr, Hon. Calvin 7.
Hnlburd. Charles S. Colburn, D. J. New
hand and Others, of New York city, The
following officers were elected for the en-
suing year-Peier Starr, President; Samael
Miller, Rev. 7. J. Conant. D. D., E. II.
Jenny, Vice Presidents D. J. N.vlsud
SECRETARY; c. S. oolburn, TREASURER
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

M. Pomeroy's explanation Of the <. O0
which nc admits giving to York. and which
the hitter produced with such 6runari,
effect ia the joint convention OF the Kausa,
L'sis-aJlre, WIS that IL was sun he had
Promised 20 one John O. Page. 10 aid hin
IN establishing national bank al Iude,
pendeace, Kansas. This money be en-.
trusted % York 70 deliver to Page. at the
latter s request. This statement Is corrobo-
rated by Page, who testified that he had re
quested M Pomeroy t. send the money bv
Ooione- York. Other witnesses co-rol1-nted
these S;ateueut- Senator Pomerov con-
c-a1e> ais explanation win these strong
and comprehensive assertions
'' make this statement upon my hmm
a. o Senator and on nv outb a.
further specially DENY, a. 7 stated In the
Senate When J demanded tins investigation
That ever entered into any contract nv
agreement. directly or indirectly. with any
man. member Of the Kansas Legislature
o. not Tor q vote IN NY favor. OF that
ever, cireclly or indirectly, paid OF prom
lsel l pay any individual one penny. or
any oihe- sun. for his vote for me IN the
late Senatorial election in kansas
Ia opp '.lrian 60 this there Is the upsup-
ported denial o. Colonel Y0rk-a legislator
oi TIE tr.e Kansas stamp. The friends <or
Seuai-r fomeroy claim that the eviden - AZ
q ~" -taacs. exoI crates him firm the
olarse brought against him. and slows
'i'ai De- vas tie victim Of Gn ingep iouslv
p ? eanspiracy- How it happier ed that
lork story found such-entir credf nee and
iua' foHeroy Wa Jeff with no FRI ends in q
BODY whle- mus bare known him n-s,,v
well, Is not explained.
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Next 70 the British Psr,,;,n.,, ..a
ffsheh Assembly, the larges delibera;ive
Doay ~ the world i the Hc.ase Of REM
ssntaaEes OF the state OF New Hampshire
II has so member, thor pb d. - :
d has but IL The c onrress Of n.
United States has $40 Req oeSen,a,;-.- -. ~
"a Senators a good deal of,alt : -
Oh IN Ne" hampshire in daTer ola copst;-
tuiional convention, next summer = ;,
mlnlsh the House and En- large the scna,.
NE nope tins convention viii be held and
mat when the members Ct me together tb,v
VII with one accord max another cb,r..
u 'he constitution. ma mely, abolish tbs
provision by which none bu, Protestant.
en- hold once.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

The character Of the Senators who signed
the majority report Oh the case Of Senator
Pomeroy Of kansas-Messrs. Frelinghuysen.
buckingham and Aleorn-is 50 high for
fairness and integrity, that the conclusions
they draw from the testimony VIII be gener-
ally accepted. They DO not wholly exonerats
Senator POmeroy from the charges made
against him, but say that these charges are
not proved, and they give him the benef,
of the presumption TO which any man in
such circumstances would be entitled.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

Senator Edmunds continues 10 look closely
after the Pacific roads when their IL
te-ssts are likely TO conflict with those Of
the public. On Thursday the Judiciary con-
mitt,se were instructed, on his motion, to In
quire whether the Union Pacific road CT any
Of its ranches are engaged IL an extra land
grabbin g-scheme, or are endeavoring to OBJ
ia in more bonds: and directing the Secre-
tary Of the Interior TO shut down on any
such operations until Congress is informed
Of the facts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-03-07

The Caledonian and Arcsss and Patriot are
severe on Secretary French for foisting ms
ari1hmetics upon the Board Of Education.
and not altogether complimentary on the
Board for being his humble servants.-&.
Adams Messenger.
The MesseEger gives currency to az
already refuted SANDER. Secretary French
never Influenced by word or sign, the choice
of arithmetics, and the Board adopted his
hooks simply because they considered them
thu best. We can see no reason why the
schsols should not have the best books, If
the author of some of than i. Secretary OF
the BeaI