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GteamLoats ano Railroads..
ALBANY AND TRIO

4 LBANY MD TROY BY UA1 LIHfI.-
N Day boats G. vIBDARD and DANIEL DREW leave
Vostf Pier So daily (sundeys excepted) AZ 800 and
2ihs AZ landing Wet Point Cornwall Ns ,sss n
sale for points West Trip tickets to West POINT
CORNWALL and Newburrh returning same Day 81 Sl.ciai
To saratoga, 81 ~ f"und NIP
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Brooklyn properin 60 Get.

IO RENT IN BRO0KLYN-A handsomely
FURNISHED HOUSE. cosnpl6s every particular.
Slhti o. Bfac ~sIen from sef, ~ May l. At extiaor
rhaiy low ptlce Address }. X D., Ees 3l0a II. Y p. o.
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rI'HE BEST XETl
I!O, fa the
WHITE MOCNTAIks AND MT. DRsERT.

lNUTv.rh duo.
S2e osiy for the ronnd trip rpO NcvN ORR and reuo
nj e.. itOutps
Passengers allowed - stop over al any point 49,,
C,re,r,rs viii, Iui infp1us lor may had Iyinek
thu Ere the Penny vanla ana mo Phithefh
WILMINGTON aud Raiimso Railroads. whae iokt" are Also
fG sale. .
A.k for whito Mountain tickets by ths "NorwicN Line
TIVE FIJI SLING, NORTH SHORE. and
i CENIKAf. RAILROAD COMPANY:
short route " Babylon Bnydiore ishp aAy'iie ana f~
Leave untsTs Point 90 a n.-Eshyloa way train. 80
Leave uBt.rs Point 500 A.-PsehVsuo MAN trA-n. With
Leave Hunisg's PoiiAs 90 p m.-Pachogue way tain.
Leave Point $50 m.-fstchOsuo expres, uAn
with psiaor aiischoa.
Leave Hunters Point ) 20 r. ni.-tsip way tram .
for par.c,inrs bis AMI mail timetables Also TOT
trains and Farnissdal. Genital Pnrh. Hyde i,ark
other staNs Ferry bcsts leave New f"rs.
foot Of Jxmesp Sat tvc 80 minnie Aad foot OF Ihrt
fourth River inmates prsvious ~ The departure Oi
Hunter Point rckntasali and bassAae checked
slip Thirty fourth st. ofc.A SUNDAY trains leSy
Neck. si Oardan CITY rat
cbosr. and all way sisicns at ~ a N and tNo NJ ts
flushing College Point, wtesoBe and all intermediate sta
toaA at I5 1000. 100 and 80 % 1O $50 p M
l. ID. BARTON. Supsrntohistt
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NITIZENS' LINE.-Steamboats for IkO1,
with all railway lines Nort and eat Elegant
pier i9 r. r. foot OF Leroy through tickets sold over all
,e 80 ltn,s JOS CORNELL. Sapt.
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Country properin 90 Get.

A FAIR of twin HOUSES, large lots, well
located high ground, d},,is &c; reD. So per
nonta TO good te1aIts Address MUTUAL FRIEND. fsib
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All WEST 2trH-S STA respectable young
women uursc, can do chainOsr"ork aud sewing
good reference
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NOACHMAN and GARDENER and USEFUL

y MANA single young who understands horses
Thoroughly vegetable and flower gardening would take
p,rn IN city or country; vi;g to make hims III
furnish good reference Apply ~ ODELL>
AGI.SCY No. 100 West 3ith 81, corner U, brOahwJy
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NI0PTON House, Indian Harbor, Green
Oh Cn MI. nrst 4 A., IioA Is situated on ins
t'i.ni ionnd D miles Sew York wa Sew s,aa Nna
iouehes daily both For lntoihauon ina,s.r
man Norton rropries.",s,s. 20 :" Nov ,ac VoiI.
Iouse Broadway, COT oth sS Nv" '"''
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DEGULAK Catskill line. mp the reek.-Steam
III New Champion aHd W alter Brett WI Leave i.r =.
fog,o Of II daily sunday al Fare, po
c.n;s 1luoctinG Cxtski ,h' rcis te OF stis-
AMI Through ri SAID Durham, Windlain. ana al
FONTS West al reduced rates.
CARATOc A.-Direct route, via Citizens Line.
- Elegant steamboats, leaving Now iIrt dy lShnr'ay sex
cepted iI'sp Pier a. ~ r. Io' 81 irfoy-,t
iai4 nuA
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nELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL Co
lF0wnng aud orrratng the only route CoOperstown
sharon nowes Cave Raliston, saratoga Lake GeoH tan
,i,res on aka (hamnlan Night and steamers in
New York Albany ard Troy with morning tfnlH
The day and midday trains with evening Trains
fur an The abOvcnanct places. :. T. MAhO, Ooii fas'
n ANT Asst Prest.
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6ummsr Retreats.

/,ATSKIII. MOUNTAINS.-WHIIE SUI
pu,rI, M No, house. sdeitpy cnlsrge p'ar"
e. s,c.al terms psri,s remaining .hro"E 1 Wsamsr
T.. ,Ysr.ae, anply IL Hsnry kos@niieil SIo m"sar -
s sp,,'o' WsIkT t N. LENNON pOpnoef. Chio osee"o
Coupty. Newfork
7 oNG NCH-Clarendon House, facing
\ 4 ,no ocean \ pleasant summer nom. ~, i"'0' wv
.o-,s,s. t.flus Transient guests accommodated rrNs
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Cooks.

COOK or WAITER. &c.-By a useful COD
x ero ma, wto ssg,rd years cool references - will
,ix and nlgug III situation Steamer can bosom
at 10 PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, lI5 Gthave,
10Th 81.
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STEAMBOATS, and RAILROADS..
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIYKR HAILKnAp.-Afer June ~. 1875 through

NEW;Y0RK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Sassss SS.sfa Ers with Dr. s,a; Hss
syi.s at s.,nssn :. s r.
to Roc hester and Baaao Niagara arriving Nj
"f II % s m At Nors9n ?" and Western Express
H. E,gss:;. Via from New
800 Express Daily with sleeping cars for waertown
p1S wan ;f iS Chicago sa vi 10th
Tin q . ,sr A.ay Troy
way ''''"' as ''' 'N'N' ''''' &C. II; KENDRIcK.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
chN S1 LINE nEr9Er q AND
rs c.se,s 1: ws ss, sst szs
pas SIX Tm1AS saSh %AF hs saa o aSS
Esa%an SIdiietow@ and bed sans sor,, n,ro, 40
$50 1880 a ~. 90, 80 5ao r.
Leave Long Branch at 1906 800. 1905 a m. 230. 4lo.
In addition to the above IN train leaves
Yo.K fos south m"oy At Go m Leaves south Ameoy i0r
Stages to snd ron EEyPoRr connect at MATAwAN STA
i4 YIN az tIs' @pS 70 ana iSnp az w,, A ali
Trans II. =. BALDWIN. Gen Pass. Agent
4. L. KICKER, sup't and EAs,r.
~ FORD r. E.-NEw- YORK AND NEW HAygN pI-
ssaDsr aon IN anS central Depot en-
trance On Forty second 81.
IEayR NEW YORK.
Trains for New Haven leave at Tao Accnt 800 en- 300
Acc M 10 III. (EN). II IN. thcc'n, CExl. 40 tAccn
CIcx, 5:i3 local EN-. kn.l and - OK D. N
For south Norw ak 1lo, SOj 9Oj =. m, II m, tEx
300 3l5. 40 5:l5. $40 635. o. 10 For Stimford
40 sos, gl5. 10 IL l. 30 and $40 OsNl, @5o
40 AS ~ ), $40 6}j, 100 8, IL. and lisp N.
Boston SJrs via Springfield e, % and 10 A. NJ y auh
VIA shore Line at | and 10 m tns 90 = N
I. 3l5 and and 10 p M, stopping At SisIiof F"r"an
and sos aaa 10 q. N. and 3 .. ana 10 r m ,,oa ~
bridgeport. The sos and | H. connect WIN Jams
on shore Line Division for rro,eGe Iss s and ai s
Connecticut Valley at saybrook. and ns e~-iiaven ana
Il. H. at New aye and the SOb a. M aih
for Newport sos 10 a. and " noon trains conEect
W Connecticut River r. X. nj Springfield. and . p m
for The 800 q IN. and y. connect WIN
Naugat,ck H. ". aud HousacBc r. H. At Bridgcp0It The
ILL.,. 3:iJ aud 4iB p. m. with Danbury aii Nurwsik
at NOrwalk, AMI the 800 l. and LAO and % 40
u m with Canaan Y. r. ~ stamford. 80
sunday Mail Trains az via Springfield ~ I'D
D.. 10. Prov hirDce. H. -.
Drawing room Day Express. and Sleeping Cars on
Night Express Trims ., 49,. On. -, ,... =,
Grand Central Derot offices Of y. Y franer Co., PA
New No CJuIt-st brooklyn, VINO VIII
also check baggage ,rO, residence 10 destlhatloh
Opposition MERCHANTS LINE for
~ k1BANY AMI TROY. Landing 81 Carkl! .SltaaGr J. %
SCHUYLER Pior 81 \. r., frtfkihs', MON va =
WEDNESDAYS. sad FRIDAYS, g D. M sale, - cents
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lot, ST 10 % mrs Amanda liza ght 10 Mr. Robor - s,o
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GARDENER.

" FARMER. and COOK or LAUNDRFs-5. or both
y lui VIE wid like place on 2enteman. pse or
uIGrs td5 horses gardening, &c we /. Al OK
lIrrt'3 AMI furnish g1o1 reference
Army ODELLp A8ENCY, 100 west 1fth-St' corner
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lpORTLAND and WORCESTER LINE-FOr

TIDKT IAND anu NUhN 10 EN T1TIvE-TUI
WHITE MOUNTAINS via Plymouth ard via Rochester
aud y Conway. y. HI PDRrlAND, AUGu SFA. BELFASI
HOCELANB. FOHF POINT. BANGOR. AACHIAS. MI
and ST JDIINS Drawing through be-
t,yern New London While Mountains asD between New"
iondou and Pof land. White Mountains al 80 p M
Portland IL p. Bangor ~ cave New Io@. Fit !"
North River at ! r. W NORWICH LINE-I@ayc Ne" lorA,
Grand Central DE snd 10 aud 3af3p M, NJ ran NJ
Line with Portland AMI worcester
train M A. m an i35 D. The a. express 10 Fly
month White sforntans. y. Convoy Portland. nd Bangor
me - a. IN 1. through Nashua. Rochester. Port
land and Bangor. connections male WIN tn ttdit
Trunk i.al Portland. No transfer 10y tins hne through
III. L.. $1,000 u I'd
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rHITE MOUNTAINS va

Day from from Pie. 81; Nur'h ise % > connecting
S'onInstOn wi;h iha 30 WHITE NpNtTAiH IN
PRESS. Nv AMI elegant drawing room cato THROUGH
without change
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILR0 D:-TlIE
j GREAT TEuNR ~ NJ. AID UNITED - ATS NJ ~ I;
ROUTE Trains leave from FOOT o. De'o'osea anu
Eyprc log liaismle rtl,bIr a. ia" vet en- H2a',
yoT Ps ;oonrt AMI r",k Haven ,va Philadelphia and
Nilurn~por Lock Haven. Corr. lni tl = 81 p n con
nocGns At Cory for I,osvie Petroleum centre and tho I'll
~ 1a,lilAorc Washington ami the south. Liuilel wash
inon Express o Pullrln ratlr taIS day except N1niy
9.'J 4 IN. arrlVa IN Washington ~ 4:Ip p H. hesii1 ~
Eypr r., for FIN, eii < 10 - 30 r 1880 B.
f.lO 3.-G ., T. Ssh q M, -i - nirI SUNDAY, q ~
40 80 aal9pm lhnisrart sna ,ccondef9, p -
2n. $40. 80 I, t:iO 80 ,1a. 40 ? 'lo ~" ~
$40. TO- 1897 and II night SUNDAY, Ia. o'2" IT,
-" .hIss,h Gie 1883 A. i2m4, e; 2 30
10 3Dp y. n and - night SUNDAY s. H. DO H. go. l.
-r Raiwag g. 6se :. TO ,. Ia II M. u m. 2 80
$40 3iO 1. alo. 30. 80, 5:-r tio go. 30 $40
For woolnrge Pcrtn Auboy. aud south Amboy and ~
s Fer Nsw ,rSnsw,cS aud H. H. $40. 49, 20
SO n ~ T. ni Z, t;, snHeay a 30 ~, ~ p ."
FOR kin; S 30, pd &c M 40 s"d ,opm
Yer Prnes.er Z 20 T' 52, ~, = ,,d ls ana IA p H.
For ~ ping rhiInpsbnrs and BcvteIe o5o a. M anu
+ go !" Mercer snd Somerset Branch 3 D. NJ
For Trenton EodsntoSn, burlington and Camden 7'o and
90 a. 49,. No. ~ 30 "a 2 J. :; ,"5 p a n i;opm
For laimnE'ia!e and sqnan :. 80 n, AMI 20 III.
ra fsnl1 a 1a.S S St le via Perth Amboy
1.0 n M and V /, Monmouth l,rci or, $40 /.
For Iiig tsoyr Penberton. =. via Perth Amboy
and 7 80 d "a, va Monmouth junction o.
Trains arrive as fellows rittsDsr . 50 aad 1880
Sx"rt " WonGSy FiI Washington AMI Baltimore $40
.5, $40. ani 1927 M 2"nd'y 20 a. H. ftSa TIE
51t Sic 9.o - go esl n s , ,, l2 - :" M
30 20 g., ls I'D T HI S i r. AT As a House
and foot Of D,sDr"s., and toItard' 50. No Court ~
,eyn and 80. NJ us Hna ils a.a'" i'h'H
D. NJ BOYD, IT,, Gen Passenger agent
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LOR ROndOut and Kingston, connecting with
Rocgont and caveso Ealroai Ian Ing = iiistiA -
Cornwall N.gburGh, Marlboro" -, N'foi,
liiQini (Ncw Paltz and fsoPus, the stanio't Ih9@5
Cornell every Tuesday 1hrsay, ard saturday leaving d-
ram a. Ter y. T., - D.
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PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and

i tho y EW.JEISEY sol iIlERN RAllslt]Ap
Fare from e = uTk To fhadcl ha Cny - % ,
Commencing MONDAY JHne 2S. l-'J. the new, .tincn
and cciInJOIs steamboat, k5SE non ana /" iLI"hi'
conn. ctng { sandy Hook with al trains, VIII
Leave -Yers from Pier x y. X, foot OF keotTst
Long Branch 1nI Reh f'nk
m-FOi Pbils.iril Pa. Long i'fdhoh, ioils uVcf
Waret1wn Vine ard. ard Bridg,ton. ~.
nj Piiz rlpiiii, Brinch.
and al way stations.
3. ~ D. m + Eyr,-s Philadelphia and Long Branch
Pnrlor thiou II, Ia philadelphia on 80 ~ frin
AS D. m-For Long Branch, ToLis RIVER, and Narrtown
Of 2itL->i North River, IL % ana p m ~
SUNDAYS 9th a. Pier q % A. M lteF p. ~ k 5.~
A. m arriving Long Branch Has l. m leinulne. s,f"
Long ranch 90 q. arrive Pier = 500 m Zthsr ifr
7.lDp.n " NJ - ~ 'l'f.N ''hFih ''ahab'i-
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DR0YIDENCE AND STONiNGTON

ConSs,,stton Of srONiNGToN LINE and pRovIDENCE
LINE between NEW YORK and BOSTON.
STONINGTON LINE.
POR PROVIDEst r. NEWPORT. AND BOSTON
The esgsRt steamers RHODE ISLAND: = t-sbAIS.
TIJTrE.;Dl vs.. and : TtRUANs; aui NARRAiANnEIT.
MONDAYS. WEDN sDAYS and FRIDAYS. leave Per %.
y H.. foot of Jay-st. st r.
10 piincpa points IN New Fl gland AMI
the Provinces nay Obtained AZ Railroad Drlos snd o."
secured In Ads 4ncc a. the
or.c q, xpTess Company d at 30 Dtosi"ay
PROVIDENCE LINE.
PRDNIDENt r. DlREf
E,e stanch aud powerful steamships ELtCIRA. MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAYS, and GAIATtA,
TUE DAYS TFNRSDANS and SATl EDAIS, hare per
2T h.. IoE III Robinson 81. al . p ~ Direct route OI
irF AID ~ NuttitIs points Va NCicrSttf
Freight Via either inr taken al lowest rttrs
Il. = ~ q JtK. President.
pIISJNe General Passenger Az
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General Homework.

q u
- abie young As s'ei family G, pk nt<'s nisa
hT,,I and biscuit soip, also eNcsent lac0if
AMI AN furnish reference. pply st ODEIS AGENCY.
lOg West 3ithst. corner o. broadway,
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SeamstHeS3es.
I ACEWORK, DRESSMAKING, &c-An eS

lace haud makes lace work order <igna Do
and repairs sfd cleans iaces IN The best
cleans glove. and
human hair goods. Call address NCl STORE 9Ul
q Ih-ax.l
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TALL RIVER LINE,

I EHIGH VALLEY KAILNJAD-SUMML
H OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3. 1875.
Trans Drpols % COrtlant ~ SDr0SsrSss ~
TOO a. NJ. through to ElniIa. connecting wi tIa.ns
fer IazetoI. Beaver Meadow. MianOy City. Shona.i
folh, Mount Carmel and points n Hllietpn ard
Mdhanny .Is also OlOs3 connection 10Y
Ithacs, Auburn Rochester, Eutalc Magyar, FALL. SC
100 D. T'rkhanuock. connecting with trains for
Hazeton Mahas.Oy City Reading POttsville, and liar
T-buTc
90 D. ~. tor Manch CsldDf stopping at I'll stations
ESQ D. m Night Express daily for all principal stat1ns
connecting wpl fof Ithaca, Auburn ROcHcster
Buffalo, NiA9ls Fi-, and the West Pulmans
sleeping COacies attached.
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6otels.
Situations Wants0-- Hlales.
ADACHMAN and GROOM-A respectable sin

~ gle who understands the AMI nau5sement OF
horses ssO the of valuable harness. &c. would Ike
pltce county; excellent and can furnish
undoubi city Applr 1T ODELLo Agency l09
Wcsg IN 81. corner Of Broadway.
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gST and ID FLOOR. LOS and iOS East
22l-sf with board private table, If desired rooms Ell
SUITE sirely. hand,,;ry 49, newly irni,It liberal ar
mali wi'h parties remaining during the year
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MONTPELlER.-BREACH OF PROMISE CASE
A notable breach of promise case was en-
tered Tuesday at the commencement of the
Spring term OF the Washington County
Court. The plaintiff is Miss Hattie j.
Bradshaw, of Manchester. n H.. and the
defendant Is John W. Page, of Montpelier.
the sou of State Treasurer John 4. Page.
The young man was married to Miss
Higgins, of Bolton, Vt, in September last.
The plaintiff alleges that John W. Page be-
gan TO pay her marked attention early in
the year 1871 and that his attention was
not continued very long when proposition
of marriage was made by the defendant
and accepted by the plaintiff. She
further alleges that the defendant. by
repeated and renewed promises of marriage
and other divers means and argu-
ments, accomplished her ruin, he meeting
all her opportunities to have the marriage
sJlemnized by trivial excuses, which, though
Tar from being satisfactory TO her, accom-
plished his purpose by postponing their
nuptials As plaintiff further alleges,
when her condition became known she
urged the defendant to fulfil his promise
and undertake to marry her at once, and
save the disgrace OF them both. 10 this.
as alleged, he made reply that he had
friend who WAS II physician who would get
her out OF the affair all right, and that at
some time thereafter when defendant could
get ready, he would marry her. She further
alleges that she could do no better than to
follow defendants wishes, and in so doing
nearly lost her own life and became per-
maneutly injured AID ruined
Another suit is entered in the same court
by the same plaintiff against DR.. &. N.
Brigham. of Montpelier. In the declaration
in this suit the plaintiff alleges that the de-
PENDANT, with force and arms, at Montpelier,
Knowingly, unlawfully and wickedly, gave
and administered to her. divers dangerous,
unwholesome and pernicious pills, drugs
and mixtures, intended to produce abortion,
and that his object was accomplished in two
attempts with drugs and implements. This
writ was served on DR.. Bri ghan in a few
days after mis- return with his second wife
from Chicago, where be was married to her
on the 18th of February last. Thess suits
were brought BY attorney TT. Desvitt
Coils. j. U. Livingston and F. V. Randall,
attorneys for the defendants. - Montpelier
Despatchto Boston Globs,
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a.v.n- associated Ourselves to.etaor f,r ;he
transact. = Insurance business. ara 81 OF
the Companies lately represented by ;. q X. ;
4 Nilrsi hAN4L- '''NA % AUS '-1- =, - - -
We ~ u ~ %. - -lsserli1iy sai1t t-r ,p-
.,.,,...L 80 ..',lfe C.tnuanies that ratrona 20
asset. And extensive experience entities them 70.
W. have increased ana superior advantages and
facilities flr tae trausActlln oc our business.
We desire "a call the attention Co.. the public 70
tho lit az Comqlu. es Represented hy u IS shown
below twill he ohservcd trat we represent the
ornEsr srR.Ncy.T aus MOST POPULAR Eiro lnsur-
aUre t'orpcau-es ratA American sni European, and
as the fursrt,uce az! necessity O: ohfa uiu- Poll
rles IN tn.s class az C0mpau Is has been cea- y
shown durin- The psst lew years we trust that
hus mss men "a Ii avail fheGsr YES % the superior
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GOLDEN NEDDING.-One OF those rare but
exceedingly pleasant occasions when rea-
tiVes. neishbors and friends assemble to
commemorate the fi:ieth anniversary OF tle
wedding NJ venerable and esteemed citizens,
came of on Monday evening. 1t the resi-
denee of Orrin Murray Esq, of Hinesburgh
His marriage with Miss Eliza Patrick Of that
town took place at the residence of her
father, only one mile from their present
home, on the third Of March, A. d.
lo25 and the golden wedding was designed
To have been celebrated on that DAY Of the
present month, but telegram announcing
the death ul a sister-the late Mrs. Noble.
OF Chester. in this State necessitated
postpo1euent, hieh pOstponemeut prevent
Ell the attendance of many who proposed to
be present. The party was intended to be,
and was. perfect surprise to the parties
most directly interested. A plan had been
adopted to induce them to visit near rela-
tive, and on their return home in the even
ing, the Illuminated dwelling and numerous
vehicles upon tho premises were the first
intimations that something more than usual
was going forward within. Upon their
entrance some one hundred of their rea-
tiyes and friends greeted them with smiling
faces and cordial salutations. The aged
couple were deeply affected at this tribute
OF regard. and, with emotions impossible
VI q, l..
the speaking pressure of the hand. while
the mOls; eyes gave utterance to the hearts
deep gratitude. So soon rs the bridal pre-
sents-among which were several American
golden Eagles-amounting in value to
about one hundred and twenty-five dollars.
had been arranged on a table, and chairs
provided for the venerable couple, the pro-
gramne adopted for the occasion was open
cd by the Rev. James Marsden. of Willis
ton, addressing the half-century married
couple and the company assembled, closing
his remarks with PRAYER appropriate to the
occasion. Next in order was a song
Happy Greeting to All sung by
the children OF ii. Ferguson, Esq Then fol-
lowed the presentation Of gifts in
neat speech by Ruiu. Patrick. Esq. after
which the Rev. James Marsden returned
thanks a. the representative of the recipi- |
ents OF the presents. The company were |
then favored with song-"Fity Years |
Ago'-sung by Mr.. Ferguson. Then fol- |
lowed the reading OF letters from absent
friends, after which refreshments were
passed, which were beautifully provided,
and gave proof Of the skill and lIberality of
the donors. During the evening Mr.. o.
Pelton and daughter sang, with exquisite
taste and effect. the touching melody. 1--WE
ere growing old together" Outside the
members Of the respective families of Mr..
Murray and wife, it is no, known that more
than two persons are now living of the
many who were pressn, at their marriage
10 1895. x
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-19

THE GRAND TkuNK FIRE.-The Montreal
HHR@s furnishes the following particulars
OF the destructive FIRE at Point ST. Charles,
Tuesday: The loss Of the Company by the
burning Of the offices is great Nothing
whatever was saved from them. An in
mense quantity papers books and vouchers
are destroyed, though the more important
books and documents were stored in brick,
iron-lined safe, near the entrance and were
taken out intact. Thirteen brake-yans were
burned in the freight car shop, and three
other freight ears were dragged out badly
burned. There will be great loss in the
engineer department from the burning of
plans, maps of surveys, etc, etc. The
managers having long ago realized the inse-
cure nature OF the Offices, this winter had
constructed cOmmodious trick and iron
safe adjoining the building. 1t is finished
and the plasterlng inside was being allowed
10 dry. few days more and all the COM
pany'9 books and papers would have been
safely stored away in the new safe. There
were about 100 clerks. messengers and other
employees III the audit, superintendent
and managers Offices, aud about 300 me
chanics were employed IN the two car repair
shops These men will at least be thrown
out OF employ ment and about half Of them
lose their tool chests. which at low aver
age are valued at $50 each. 1t is estma-
ted the men lose about s. 900 these losses
are generally uninsured
The total loss is estimated as follows,
though it l. hoped these figures may be
some~ hat reduced: Burning of offices and
contents, ) 10 600; contents of the two sheds,
S45 600; the sheds, $50 900 mems losses,
- .OOO extra expenses, delay. rents, &c.
entailed on the company. S25 900. The in
surance, which figures up to large amount,
Is not yet made up.
The cause of the fire l. not known. Some
lay i; to the carelessness of the watchman,
a. no one has been able to find him since.
Others think it was incendiary, growing
out OF recent and existing troubles with
employees.