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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-23

BRooKLINE.-On the evening of Dec
3lst., upwards of one hundred people
old and young, gathered at the house Of
Mr.. W. S. Bennett in Brookline, to be
stow upon the pastor of the Baptis
church, Rev. j. d. Donovan, the testi
monials of their appreciation. Between
fifty and sixty dollars we're transmitted
from people to pastor, for which hearty
thanks were returned by the recipient
Wednesday evening, Jan. 18th, Mr.
Benefits doors were again opened
this time for the benefit of Rev. Mr.. Ed.
wards of Athens, who breaches at the
Methodist church on each alternate Sab.
bath. Notwithstanding the bad roads
and newly fallen snow, nearly one hun
dred men women and children Assem- bIed
with their tokens of regard, which
amounted to about twenty-five dollars.
Mr.. h. responded to the gift in a very
appropriate manner, expressing thanks
for the same and reminding his people
of the priceless donation bestowed upon
them by their Heavenly Father in the
gift of His Son.
Both of these gatherings have been
pleasant breaks in the monotony of our
winter evenings, aud we feel that al
though our purses are lighter (Which by
the way, are never so heavy as to be
burdensome) our hearts have been en-
larged and our happiness increased.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-23

WEST RIVER NATIONAL BANK.-At
the annual meeting of West River Ma
tional Bank at Jamaica, the following
officers we're chosen Directors, VIM.
Harris, G. III. Chapman, E. L. Merri6eld
]. Parsons, and ]. A. Butler; president,
VIM. Harris; cashier, ]. A. Butler.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-23
Marrtfd.

In Chesterfield Factory N. H., Jan. 49, at the res
idence of the brides father. by Rev. E; Harmon Of
and MARY JANE ESTABRooKS of Chesterfield
Factory,
In Chester on The 18th inst by Rev. C. Hubbard
Mr.. MALC0M FINLAYSON of Rockingham. and
Miss ELVIRA HUTCHINS of Chester.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-23
Ennie afCharIes d. Read.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER, IS. for said District
To all persons interested in the estate of CHARLES
D. READ late of ANA lea. in said District deceased
GREETING.
YOU are hereby notified that L. M. Read, admin
strator of Charles D. Reads estate. has filed in
said court his application in writing setting forth
that the whole of the property of said estate both
real and personal. is insufficient to pay the just
debts of the deceased. and praying for a license
from said Court to sell all the real estate of which
said deceased died seized consisting of the following
described parcels of land situate in said Jamaica,
viz The tannery and house and lands connected
Herewith the stone reservoir the . Muzzy Mead
ow; the Howard house and lot; the .Shumway
Lott" the -" Howard PASTURE" the Howe Pas
ture;" four lots in the cemetery and the Union
Store Lot Also one undivided half Of quarter
section of land. situated in the township of Buck
ley county of Iroqus and State of Illinois of which
said Charles D. Read died seized, And you fur
Their notified that said Court will decide as to the
granting said license at special session to be held
at the Probate Office in Townshend in said District,
Saturday. the seventh day of Februry, A. d.
1874, at which place and time you may be heard in
the premises if you shall see cause
CHARLES B. EDDY, Register.
Jan. 20, 1874. 46
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-23

CHESTER DEPoT.-A new post Office
is soon to be established at Chester De
pot, and S. II. Leonard has already been
notifei of his appointment as postmas-
ter.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-23
WEST RIVER NATIONAL BANK

v
Report of the condition of the West River Nation
al Bank at Jamaica, State of Vermont at the close
of business. December 26th. 1873.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. e0l74 81
oyerdrafts, l,74S 50
Y. ). Bonds to secure circulation, 5000 90
Due from Redeeming and Reserve Agents. ll,024 n
Due from other National Banks 2l1 80
banking House. $500 90
Current expenses, l,7l2 81
Checks and other Cash Items 50 81
Bills of other National Banks, 140 90
Fractional Currency, ineluding nickesl l66 50
Specie, viz; coin, il3 IA
Legal Tender Notes, $3.50 90
- 300 5S4 Os
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in. 100000 90
Surplus Fund. 500
Profit and Loss, 9319 81
National Bank Circulation outstanding, 76,l40 90
State Bank Circulation outstanding, lisa 90
Dividends unpaid, lab so
Individual Deposits, 4020 81
Demand certificates of deposit, S75 90
Due to National Banks, Ill IS
s20O534 0s
STATE OF YFRM0NT( I, John A. Butler, Cash
COUNTY OF WISDHAM. IS ! Ter of the West River
National Bank of Jamaica, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best of my knowl
edge and belief.
JOHN A. BUTLER, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to before this 10th day
j. C. ROBINSON. Notary Public.
Correct attest,
! 5o + + b bE BARREESHES$SSss' Directors.
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lifa.

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obituaries
including poetry be paid for according to length.
In Wardsboro. Jan. 4. Mrs. SUSAN WHITE. aged
"a years.
In Wardsboro, Jan. IS, VIM. II. YOUNG. aged 46.
In West Townshend, Jan, s, suddenly, of heart
disease, WILLIAM WALKER, aged IS yrs. 7 mos.
In Rockingham. January 9Th. Mrs, POLLY H0L-
BROOK, aged so years, month,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-23
Meeting OF the Board of Agricul-
ture,

ture.
The Vermont Board of Agriculture
and Mining have decided TO hold their
meeting at Westminster during the sec,
ond week in February, Tuesday aud
Wednesday, Feb. 10Th and 1lth. The
farmers Of Westminster will make am.
lie preparations for the occasion, while
the Board will no doubt serve those
present with an interesting repast.
PUrNEY. Underwood, Stowell q Co.
who stopped work in their chair shop
some weeks since, have again commene
ed WORK.
Golden Rule Lodge have elected The
following officers for the year ensuing
j. d. Wheat, w. NJ. WIN. S. Alpin, S
W.; VIM. A. Cole, j. W.; A. f. Kelley
Treas; A. B. Hewitt, Sec'y.; j. d. Pierce
S. s.; j. A. Thwing, j. s.; G. H. White
Tiler; S. w. Houghton, Chaplain.
James NJ. Gilbert having been declar.
ed bankrupt, BENZ. L. Shaw has been APP
pointed assignee OF his estate.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-23
CATTLE MARX EFT.
CATTLE MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
TUESDAYJan. 20. 1878.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle Sheep. Shotes. Veal Fat Hogs,
lis week. BIT 7140 $500
lst week. 2,Sn 5,940 5000

This week. BIT 7l40 $500
Last week, 23H $40 5000
One year ago. 1881 1894 1890
PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef-Extra $500 % $3.50
first quality $500 a $50; I'd quality So q S7.75,
third quality. $500 a $500,
Sheep and Lambs,-Per head. in lots, $500 $3.50.
Hides. TIC a Sc. p To.
Calf Skins 17c@ lScF ID.
Tallow, 414c "a 5 III.
Mich Cows and Galves.-s35. s65, $40 and s95.
Prices of Store Cattle.-Working Oxen, y pair, 100
$50. IT'S a $3.50.
REMARKS.-A light supply of beef and quicker
demand at about former rates, though good and
best grades are set at &c higher. large supply Of
sheep and sales rather heavy at to SIC. Live poul-
try 1215 10 l5c. and small supply.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-23

AccTDENTs.-The Claremont, On. H1
Advocate says that on the day of the
eeent Republican State Convention at
concord, as Capt. Chester Pike of Cor
a.sn' vas about leaving for home, he
iippen and fell when entering tire car
= the concord depot badly injuring his
igns knee He suffered considerably
- mn way home, and on arriving after
ARK MS wife noticed a man helping him
Ahgat' In her alarm she hurried 20
rs asslstance, aud stepping upon a small
w near the door, she fell, breaking
ON bones in one of her arms near the
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-23
STAGE NOTICE.

On and AFTER July LIST, the subscriber win run a
stage between Bellows Fails. Townshend Jamaica
Townshend for Jamaica every Monday Wednesdsy
and Friday Leaves Townshend for Wardsboro eve
r. tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, on the arrival
attended TO- hope by careful attention to business
to receive the patronage Of the travelling public
CambridgepOrt. w.. jane ~ is7s. 3
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WATER ASSESSMENTS.
VICk'S
FLORAL GUIDE
FOR 1874.

200 Pages; 500 Engravings; and Colored Plate.
Published quarterly. at Is cents year, First
Der for 1874 just issued. A German edition at same
price. Address
8 JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-23
BRICK FOR SALE
by
ID. A. HILLS,
WESTMINSTER. VERMONT.
4i6
BANK OF BELLOWS FALLS.

v
Report of the condition of the National Bank of
Bellows Falls at Bellows Falls in the State Of Yer
mont at the close of business, Dec, 26, 1873.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, 1896 As
U, 5, Bonds 10 secure circulation, 10000
Due from Redeeming and Reserve Agents, 26,i6i So
Due from National Banks, 3,72S ~
Banking House, 1900
Other Real Estate 1900
Checks and other Cash Items 1872 Is
Bills Of other National Banks $50 o.
Fractional Currency. Including nickels,) S26 60
Specie, viz. coin, l9l OF
Gold Treasury Notes, 10000 %
Legal Tender Notes. 6,40 90
ssS,7O9 80
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid in, 10000
Surplus Fund 10000
Profit and Loss. 3l,452 80
National Bank Circulation Outstanding 69,7S0 90
State Bank Circulation Outstanding 5000
Individual Deposits, Sl,446 90
Demand certificates of deposit, 1856 80
Due to National Banks, 2z3 06
sSsl,7O9 IS
STATE OF VERMONT. I,James H Williams Jr,
COUNTY OF WINDHAA, IS. cashier of the National
Bank of Bellows Falls. do solemnly that the
above statement is true to the best of my knowl-
edge and belief
]. H. WILLIAMS, Jr Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
of jan. 1874.
Correct-a
GEORGE SLATE SLATE. Directors
J. A. FARNSWoRTH,J
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-23
Y ERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD.

Notice is hereby given ty the stockholders Of the
vermont Valley Railroad Company, that meeting
a. Towns Hotel. Bellows Falls, Vermont, on WE'D
NEsDAY, the TWENTY EIGHTH day of this
month. at o'clock. P. NJ, to elect board of direc-
tors and to act upon any other business proper to
come before said meeting
By order of the board
j. II. WILLIAMS. Clerk.
Bellows Falls, Vt. Jan Ia. 1874, 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-23
THE MUSIC

was by the Keene Full Band under di.
rection of our old friend and townsman
Prof Merrill There is no better ball
music within one hundred miles of here.
The calling, or rather, prompting, was
clear and distinct, the selections unusual.
ly fine.
Among those present we note, Sir
Knights, Geo. Scales, Franklin, N. H.,
C. i. Kingsley, Keene, N. H.; Henry
Wade, Boston; also A. A. Putnum Gone
of our kind and wife, Mrs. Henry Wade,
Boston; Geo. A. Wooley, Washington,
D. c.; G. P. Kicker, Burlington, VT. E.
D. Lee, Athol, N. H.; w. B. Thrall, E.
B. Dodge, Rutland.
Messrs. Hugh Henry. G. I. Whitmore,
A. G. Moore, Geo. A. Hall, were floor
managers, gentlemen who are qualified
for the position and who indicated gen.
eral fairness and courtesy toward all.
The engagement card comprised 20 sets
and it was about three o'clock the next
day before the last set concluded. d.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-23

THE TENTH ANNUAL MASONIC BALL.

THE TENTH ANNUAL MASONIC BALL.
While we bear in mind the fact that
its predecessors have been affairs of most
signal success, carrying certain pres
tage and high toned etiquette peculiar
ly associated with them, we are con.
strained to state that the Masonic Ball
which came OIL at Coles Central Hotel,
on the evening OF the 10Th inst. was con,
spicuousy supurb. Nearly 200 ladies
and gentlemen graoed the occasion, and
displayed about as good an aggregate o.
intelligence, good. breeding and personal
attractiveness as ever chased the glow
ing hours with flying feet. Now, in
these times of cash embarrassment anC
multiplied sources of festal pleasure, ",
can account for such gathering as con
vened at Coles Hall Thursday night, on
ly on the ground that these parties hav,
always enjoyed their moneys worth, nj
matter how alluring and persuasive 9th
temptations, the public have learned that
since the opening ball, ten winters ago
the same painstaKing preparation to en-
sure full feast of social enjoyment anG
the same high order aud excellence o.
floor direction, elegant suppers and cour-
teous attention, have followed every sue
cessive assembly, until now, in imitation
of the great store.keeper, A. t. Stewart
it is only necessary to write in small let
tiers, Masonic Ball, to draw the cream o.
patronage.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-23
THE SUPPER

was not whit behind any that has ever
been served at this house. Mr.. johnson
had but just got his hand into hotel keep
ing, but his initial performance was a
credit and ELECTED high praise from all
If the table is the index of a good hotel,
then certainly the Central House is
bound to flourish.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-01-23
ELAND AND GRAY SEMINARY
COOK WANTED

In private Family. No washing. Good wag-
es. Apply by letter to
IA Mrs. X, J. H., weathersfeld, Vt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-17

Polar and Sperm Oil.
xeUASrrT1Es TO sUEr-F-s.
Hnfrrs a nr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-17
Brutal Outrage.

Aivices from San jose. GGateulsla, 10 the 81
inst, bring to light aa unparalleled piece Of Of
Seal b4rbarf,y q, that port From some uuas-
sgned cause, Mr. John Mages, British Vice Con
sd aai personally one Of the most popalsr Of
6cfals OF the Paei6s coast, h2i incurred the en-
nifty q Col Gonzales the government Com
uzui4ute, Who summoned Nagee before him.
ard the latter gentleman excused himself on the
groasi Of harlog s very lame foot The Com
na-iz1te then sent . party Of armed soldiers
with orders to bring him. dead or alive. and be
Eas accordingly taken to the arrogant Official in
cart, where be sas oa,rsgeoasly struck repeat
eiIy 10 the face BY Goaz4Iss, who attempted to
shoot him. Prevented from doing this by bis
frie15s he issued orders that Mr.. Ma-ee should
receive 400 I2sheS. The victim claimed in vain
tie protection Of bis fig, sai Mr.. James. United
Sta,es Coos1lar Agent. protested under his Con
s1.2- seal The Connaaisaie would listen to
10 reAsoo.
Mr.. Nasee was partially stripped and laid on
the foor; three uea were directed to SIT over
his had asi shoulders and four over bis feet.
wish nan ho.iing each srn. The fo-g,ug vas
done By four soldiers, relieving each other after
every fifty lzshes the Couna1dlute keeping
tally. b. the tue 200 iasbes were givea Mr..
Magss vzs inSsosib,e. TIE ories was giyeu 10
carry hin to 81 adjoining room to rest 50 IS to
Be reaiy TO receive the other 200 I2shss the next
no-uing and then TO Be sho; ai,esEari. At 5
O'Clock A. \. M Nagee By the orders Of Col.
Gonzales, vas beng made ready TO receive the
rsn2ioins 200 lasbes Of bis sentence, vhea sol
der deserted the approach Of force Of leo gov
eminent soldiers, s1i Gooz2lss, alarmed for his
personal safety. fed N ocis, to take refuge on
boari the steamer Arzoaa, for san Salvador
Jasi IS be Ess ascending the gsngEsy laiisr be
vas voguiei IN the ab5ouea By shot from
some unknown person, and tell back iuio the
boat, where he Vas detained u1ie, arrest BY
General Saiano.
Tue British government We mAy Be assured
vii Institute measures no, ouly to exact iuiem-
nifty for the pas, bat Of better seearity Tor her
Subjects IL the fltare.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-17

other, 50 thai We could hear the sound the skin
Of TIE forehead vss drawn torvsrd and back
rapidly, which made bis hais move up and down,
and gave truly deviTsh expression TO the hide
ems face. o1oe more he gave cut roar shieh
seemed to shake the woods Ike thunder could
really feel the earth trembling under my feet.
Tie gorlls, locking Is in the eyes. and beating
his breast, advanced again.
nout 6re too sOo0, said Malo1en 4" il you
90 Dot kill hin. he viii Kill you.
This TINE he cane within eight yards Of Us BE-
fore he STOPPED. was breathing hs, with ex-
element as watched the huge beast,
Maloesa said only steady as the gorilla
cane NJ Then he stopped. Malouen said
q" now = and before be could utter the roar for
which be vas opening his mouth, three uuskei
balls were IN bis body, He EEL dead aluos,
without struggle.
He was uoas,roas beast, thoaSh DOT among
the ,allest. His height was Eve feet six inches
HIS arms bad spread Of seven feet and two in
ehes His broad aud braEuy ehes, measured
6f,y inches arouud. The big zoe ofhis foot meas
arei I've aod ,h7ee-quar;ees inches in eircamfsr-
e0oe- His arms seeued Ike immense buDches
Of nascle oaIy and his legs and elaE-hke fee,
were 50 vel fitted for grabbing and holding. that
l could see how easy 1t vas for the negroes to
believe that these animals, when they conceal
themselves IN tress and watch for prey, can seize
zai pan up With their feet any living thing,
leopard, OK, Or nan, that passes beneath.
The face Of this gorilla was intensely black.
The vast chest, which proved bis great power,
vas covered with Parchnea,-like skin, and his
boiy vas covered with grey hair. While the ami
nal approached IN It's fierce way, walking on its
hind LEGS, and facing Is IS few animals dare face
maa. it really seemed to ne to be horrid ike
ness Of nan.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-17
Californian Dairy.

. The Californisns, Who have Singular genius
for dong things OF largs scale which ia other
States are done by retail. have managed to con
. duct even dsiryias ia this way. and have knovu
7 how TO orgaaizs- the making OF butter IN way
which void surprise 81 o-sags eosntry farmer,
Here for ios,s1cs-a1i 10 take the most sue
csSsill aai complete OF these expeumeuts-is
the raneho OF Mr.. Charles Webb Howard. on
which had the earnestly to speud couple Of
days. It contains 1900 acres Of land well 6iied
fos dairy Purposes. Ga this be has al this tine
uine separate farms, oeespied By nine tenants
engaged il making butter. To rent the farms
oe,riEbi Eoali not do. because the tenants would
pat up poor improvements, and woald need.
even then, more capital than teuant-iarmers
1saaily have. Mr. Howard. therefore. coniiived
: scheme which seems to work satisfactorily 10
all concerned, and which seems 10 ne extremely
iagenioas- he fences the farm, making proper
Subdivisions Of large fields; be opens springs,
sni leads water through iron pipes to the proper
places, and also to the dwelling, milk-house and
coral He bcilds the Necessary houses, which
consist Of substantial dwelling. tEeuty-eirht
By thirty-iEo feet, : story and halt high. and
eo1taiuiog uins rooms, ell lathed and plaster
ed thoroughly Eelarranged uik-house, tsen-
ty-sve BY Fifty feet, having miIk-rOom in the
centre twenty-five feet square, with = ehurning-
room, store-rOOu, wasb-5oom, etc; barn. forty
By hty feet, to contain hay for the farm horses
also calf she'd. corral or enclosure for the
cows, vel arranged pig pen and all these
buildings are pat Up il the best manner, well
painted, and neat The tenant receives from the
proprietor al this the Ian5 and COWS to stock it.
He furnishes, OF bis Pari, all the dairy utensils,
the needed horses and wagons, the furniture for
the house, the farm implements aud the necss-
sary labor. The tenant pays TO the owner twenty
seven dollars and = half per aongm for each Gov.
and agTess 10 take the best care Of the stock and
Of sll parts Of the farm, to make the necessary
repairs. and to raise for the owner annually one
fifth Is many calves as be keeps COWS, the re- Z
mzioder Of the calves being killed and fed to The
Pigs- He agrees also to sell nothing bat butter
and hogs from the farm, the hogs being entirely
the tenants property.
Oo1=s us > SEN 49-u COWS are nOS KEPT Oh /
nine separate farms OF this estate, the largest l
uunbsr kept By ooe nan being 225. AID the 4
smallest lis. Mr.. Howard has been for years
improving bis herd; be prefers shOrt-borDs, AID /
De saves every year the calves from the best milk
ers il all his herd, being also bulls from good 4
milking Etrzlus- vas told that the average pro
duet Of butter on the whole estate e nov I75Ibs.
to each GOV; many COWS give As high Is 200 and
eTen $50 pounds per annan. MsudO the milking
and also the butter making. though on one farm !
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-17
Marriage OF Pr,.,d,n, Grant. Daughter.

WAsHlSeToy, May 2lst.-Tae wedding o. Nellie
GRAFT 70 Sarioris took place at n Az. 10 the east
room. Rev Dr.. Tiaany performing the ceremony.
The east room vas deliberately and beautifully doesra
ted With hoWsTs and overgrssus The csutra piece b.
ins large marriage bell composed Or the choicest
white blossoms. The platform vas arraagsd al one
end Of the room aad On this the bridal party. which
consisted Of only the bridegroom BRIDE Colonel Pred
Graut-the only gF0onsman-with seven bridesmaids.
took their places. They entered through he hin.
room, escorted By the President. Mrs. Grant aad
theiF two sons, Ulysses aud Jesse. The bride wore
satin dress, eabora,sly trimmed With point lace viii,
iuils vest Her hair adorned With orange bIo.-
SONS The dress Of the groom vas 10 the latest ..
With the conventional white nsokiis. The brides.
maids we're the Misses Barnes. Fish. Dre1si. Dent.
Porter coskiiHg, Sherman aud Frslinshuyssn. her
we're dressed in white corded silk covered with lin.
son' with pass aad pleassgs caught Up with asvs-.
AID sashes Of the material a. the dresses POM
Of The ladies were Distinguished By pink roses aud
the other four b. blue flowers. All things being in
readiness, Rev. Dr. TiEauy proceeded VITA ,be care
uon7 according to the form % the Methodist Epi.s
pal church At the conclusion Or the ser.or;., -
family and friends presented their eonrr,tur.ti.,
~---- f.-s - AA1 atAAAl- L4arel. lsara fHn~
zoo persons were present including the Justices Of t
suPrsns Coart' nsnbeTH Of the Cabinet, Senators Frs
linshuysen. Carpenter. Cameron, ConElisr. Lea,
Vice President Wilson, Speaker Blaine Geseral ss.-.
nan' Admiral Porter, Commodore Anmsa. Gssr-.
v. chilis, A. J. Dre1el. Judge Pisrpsnt. es..-,r
Arthur, aud Geuer1ls Porter and Babeost. a,a -
Edward Thornton and lady. Oassrs Of the na-v .s5
army appeared 10 uniform The persons named -.
aee9upanied b ladies Of their respective fs-,,Ii
wedding presents we're displayed IN the Ibra-T .-J
we're nuDerous' costly aud elegant. Among he rs.e
Noticeable was dessertsst Of 81 pieces fro1. Gso
" Cnldl, and complete silver dinner set from a i
Drs1ei. Of Philadelphia The Prssideutfs ~. -,
cheek ior $4,000. The bridegrooms present -.
beautiful collection Of flowers. An elegant ussS;-
ols1-ia.s Nss pariaksn Of at $50 o'clock this ae
noon The bride AID groom len By rectal - -
SsE York accompanied By General Porter. No.
Snhds. Dfezel, and families. The Prssiasst -
Mrs. Grant Esnt % NeE York FRIDAY h 81 - [
daughtsr goodbye o. ls1Ting for Europs h, ~
steamship Baltic. 10