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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

BRooEFIELD.-R. V blanchard, OF this town.
has hens that understand their business that is
we should judge 50 from specimen Of their work
in the shape of an egg measuring eight and one
half by six and oue-half inches aud weighing four
and one-half ounces
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

ASoTHn SwiNDLE The shrewd and well-to-
do farmers In Rutland county were swnded out
oi several hundred dollars each, recently, by two
swindlers from Buffalo, going under the name Of
Charles Fntch 4 Co., They did the business by
pretending TO sell the right Tor new patent fam
ming mill for st. Lawrence county oar farmers
should be on their guard against these and similar
sharfer-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

A PLEASANT srRrnisE.-lhe many friends Of
Mr. and Mrs William T. Richards, Of MoIetoWn
took the occasion u the 18th anniversary Of their
maniase-April 2ith-to give them a genuine
surprise Accordingly they gathered from yari-
Gus sections 10 the number Of thirty-and this
number would have been largely increased but
for the wrctched travelling and proceeded to Mr.
Richards residence bearing with them boun-
tiful supply IT provisions and presents Of silver
10 the amount Of twenty-five dollars or more A
very enjoyable day was spent, and the in
yaders separated At late hour, all agreeing that
tie occasion was one Of the pleasante-t ever oc-
curing IN their experience
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03
SrArE OF VERMONT.


- nkANiE COT NiNi -
Hlefsgt Kate A. Hnron, 81 Tnubrhhe In the county at
Grunge las prrerfu her feiifnn for dNurr against
John H. Nara tetunahe 20 The Hon, County tnut neat
bee holden at chelsea, within and tor The cluinh 81
Orange The nrs tuesday OF iunr, \ H. 1886 and therein
knir T. Noyes. aud that size lawfully nArf- 10 said
john y, barton, ct Newpou, In he state Of New liamr
shire the "a Day ~ October, \. -. lsii AZ ton,fi, Doe
tie slate col New Hampshire, hN Charles r. SaniHru,
Justice ct the laee nnd that she has yei IN The due and
irnc observance ct The arlnse covenant sincs that time
hitherto; that the l2h daA uf luiy, A. D. ls'i The s,ii
John r. barton wully deserted her, al Fichlalp, W. The
that time, has utterly refused and slll ,H- lc 10
live With her; that SAID John r. hing 81 snhrlgi n.
afy ability, has wilfly negected and refused "a SUPPORT
her and has hef with inolefabe severity at she
has child. The iFu Of sai marriage boy Of ~ sse ~
abont seventeen months BY the name u Charlie hAlv
and that said Juhu r. Barton now firihf- p - siAr
And aying that The hon- of miiinn} hsiMeen nv az"
ill., ADD John r. may h. dissolved, and bill ~ di,"f'e
erniasi hrf that she may have the enr-A oi ~iti
niinof child and may resume hrf nlaiien NAME
ORANGE COUNTY, -.
And IA .ir iia,lr 90 alaear that The sai hl~lrs
l. wuhnnt his state that notice % said hel eAnl l#'
sar, ufon hint j. hrfrhy ordered that the ,it john T.
ialfu l notinr 10 ap~ar and aiiswe " shhl hisl al
ir VI the County Court "a be hrh Al thc~ra, Niu uih
ff aid county the nrsi Tuesday Of June, A. ~ rse
In which purpose further ordered that The suseitu
Of SAID ubcl together with this order be puhli.~ ,hee
weeks successfully In the Vermont Waterman state Jour
nal a newspaper printed at Montpelier Ia tic county ~
Washington the last OF which publications 10 BE- al least
three weeks previous To the said nIsi Tuesday "a June A.
u. 1876
Dae Montpelier In Washington eounty,on the sls day
80 iiIoriN = RFnFiKLp Iuige supreme coaT'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

CnnrsrLn nronnr,s nsrArn..

In Probate Court held az Montislr n and luf SAIL is-
tfrt. the Ism tuY ut April. A, ~ lss6.
Samuel kelion Administration oi ihe estate of hester
Hngire late al Calais in said listff detf-e'i make APP
piilnh a. .aid Court Win me- opn-ni aud hpfubaiion in
wrlnr an the ilf= Of SAIL dfrrasid, fnr No-f a. M .
paft III Tie real rstr sud decreased, Ia unc unit
vded halt Of seventy seven arnrs Of lund In Woodbury.
and the lot tuun street. IN Montpelier NlAgf,
laisl, Dmiphri bs Alamo heinay ropfr-'nilng that
The thereof would BE- beneficial 10 the heir aftHr
aid and those Interested M said estate. McnouIa,n. b.
nnrrr by said Ouu that said application be risliss Ia
session tietrnf. hr had 40 tl rfuhae Dnre, In said
Montpelier the NH tiny NJ May A. D. lHb, of hearing
amt decision tlnfcni anal u q iuei ordered ihsi al i@i
sons Interested ie notified hr by Publication of uHtf ct
ih application and order utrn, rss weeks snsst--i,eh
lu hr Vermont Mutfhnan a stale journal, newspaper
iuhlisiiei NJ Munilarf, AMI Whft rrairr la ie nriN
loihn 81 those Interested before sd time VI heafis that
tlnsy may aplear u said time and place and, II ties
cin.e. Object thereto. ty The tuun.-Allesi.
gl-ss ~ A, CHASE, Register
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

Y
In Probate Court held at Montpelier In said Dsct, on
the 18th day OF April \. u. ls,bi
James Morse Administrator of The estate of Martha
Morse late ut Nofihned, la sa District deeeas's pf'-
seats hs administration account Tor examination AMI aliuN
nnee and makes application dcsrof distribution aud
partition estate said decreased Whrtepnn, Il Is
srei said curt that said ami said application De-
referred tn session thereof, to ie held at ie ifoaie once
In said Aiunfsef, the 18Th dny Of MAY. A. u. lA.t
hearing decision thereon Aud, Is further entered
that notice hereof be- given to all -uns Interested by pub
,atun NJ the tifee weeks snf--gris m tie vermont
Waterman a state journal newspaper published ~
Montpelier previous o. said time appointed Tor hearing that
they appear AZ SAID time AMI place, ana show cause, y
the1 have Wis said cunt should not he allowed
and such isrroe made lis the Conft.-Atts~t
gs-m \. &. CHASE, lf-Hisief.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

Children Cry for Ca-ioria. II l. A. pleasant to take
as honey and Is absolutely harmless II Is To expe
worms, wind collie regulate The bowels aud stonarh
and overcome rahtty s4,nsei by rash cutting teeth
ts pets~ substitute for oh. aud Tor coii,rnrss
in Young old there nothnp eNi,ienes 1f-ilye aud
reliable. wg2U-N
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

NV GRANGE Deputy D. l.. Boyden organ
lied star OF Hope Grange, at Cmitsbury Yer
mont, April 9th, with thirty-cight charter mem
bers and the following officers. Master, A. A.
Randall; Oveneer, ] 7 Patterson Lecturer, A.
H. Story Steward A. CaSs Assistant Steward,
c. g Hatch. Chaplain, VIM Chamberlain Treas
urer, Wynn Mylie; Secretary, j. J. Allen Gate
Keeper, John Morse; Ceres, Mrs Cas- Pomona,
Mn. T. T. Patterson. llon, Miss Lola Wylie;
Lady Assistant Steward Miss Clan, A. Randall
Deputy Boyden has now organized one hundred
and wcniy-eight oranges one hundred and fif-
teen in Vermont, aud thirteen in New Hampshire
and expects to organize several more this spring
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

- STATE OF fiNNuN q. li-iiHt OF washington. SO
iu rruiatc Court. sd a MONTPELIER aud flf s3si its
tflrt. on the 2iih day NJ Apfl, a. b. l-5g
An Instrument, uuruufuE 90 D. thf last Ni and iesti.
n,i u lois Loomil late u hnshufy, n anhi district de
rtnsgi, being presented tu Tie tuurt by Edmund Pope
hr Executor ueein nauie, fur Probate ID b. orarsd
BY said Court That ODD fers0ns cuurernssl therein ls
uhed n appear % ssson 90 said Count Co be- held nt The
Probate unlce m Montpelier, un tie lAl day 81 Nav
y sid anil show eau.', They may hive. against
The Probate VI slil VIII uf which purpose u BE- uutlef
defrd thai epry W te ire0r 81 Hits gnler ho Published
three weeks successfully iu The vermont Waterman state
journal. printed ut Mouu"ef, previous Co aii time
nnuifsl fur hntufl. ii fhr Court. Atpst.
RAJ HARVEY 1llnIN, Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03
AVN nnALEy,s ESTATE.

~ STATE or VERMONT distinct Of Nnliiit9tnni -
In Probate Court held Monie seller, Ia said District.
the 2ath day of April A. y. lsiGl
MARY VI Haiey and teur.r hraef Executions Of the -
tate u Alvin Bnie, late uf Norhned, Ia said District de-
ceased, present hsr administration account for exaniina-
ton and allowance. and make application for decree Of
distribution and Partition OF The estate Of said dece~'
Whennlon h ordered by said Court, that said account
and said application ne leerre "a session thereof 10 b.
held the Probate pice ln siid Montpelier, the slh
aN of May, \. D. s1e for hearing and de,-on nefeon
And, u T. further ordered that nniire hereof be given 10 all
perruns Interested bY publication Uf the THREE weeks
succ,s-iyely In the Vermont Watehnnn State JnuIal
newspaper published AZ Montpelier previous 30 said time
appointed fo hearing, that they appear ai said iin-
place and show tfY have, why -ttd
account should be- allowed and such 1rsire fnn.ie
liy the tuurt.- Attest
29-9l HARVEY rILDEN Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03
IONS 9. cnossrrr.s rsrArr.

- NlAiI hi NfHNifNis lt-iitt uf W t%itisiufii ~
IN rrobaie Court hcli Montpelier m said Di.toi.
The 81 diy Of NAV. \. u. ls7ai
Harry hukloy, Administrator of the estate 81 John
trnsatt. late oi hnxhufy. -d DISTINCT ltra-sl,
sents his administration account Ton tNamiuHiiu and ALLOW
ance and makes application f adeer Ut disirhuiin and
Partition o The rsiae ui sat are-ed. MhereupVn. 10 b
urdei'T by SAIL Court, ii std neunu and sad npplia
hpn # referred 60 --sie thereof in he held at the Pr
bate Ofre IN said Montpelier the 23i day u NAV. \.
D. 1856 Tor bearing and le-nn thereon And, i further
ouiefc that une hereof De- given 10 all lefs,n interested
by publication Of The three wrecks suUcsslNelv In The
Vermont Waterman IS State Journal. a newspaper pub
l-hei nt Muutp'ucr previous tu said lime appointed
hearing that they appear a. -aid time and place, sd
show any they have. why -li -uulii
not be allowed aud such tlsirr, made.
~ ile Count Nu,-t,
POSI- HARVEY rILDEN Indsr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

kidney Diseases. Dfuiey, and All Diseases OF the
Urinary organs, be cured by the VI liuN1S RIM
EDY. Hundreds who have been given up by their phy
HUNTS REMEDY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

Halls Vegetable SicilIan Hair Remover The
b preparation eyiani for restoring gr, hair il original
color, and To Keep It 50. We
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

sANni Cuttk, August sist isi2.
mo Compound Ei,n ~ Phosphate aud Caiisaya pre-.
iafei Boy you have tecn for the past two years usng
tAnaEti nmy practice and assure Won that in my lug
nent there preparation Of Ia Mind that compare
with % where b. applicable win feeble, anNmic women.
ct whom have many, and In conyal-eme from
prsmtug diseases shout dharliy Snow how 10 eei along
without u. in Dyspepsia acis he charm boz fact n
any of lie Ions iki VI exhaustive disease. b. remcy
w2s-H am yuur truly, uos.J. LYMAN B,cKtrf, NJ. %.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03
Glen e1MrrGsenirnfs.

NOR SAIE.-Three shprthom nnn Calves. coming
year old this summer. They large fningh ton
service, and are " handsome snr and cunf ,ins %, the
noted Princes bnll friner Of Scntn. ont Of Highland
Maid H. the famous Princess COW. ffiais reasonable
Inquire Of LIKE q. FISHER.
Cabot. VI, April q, 1876, r-al
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

TOMAS ABBoTT'S ESTATE.
y srAtt ~ ytRMuNf msrr OF wssl,nseu. -

In Probate Court held 90 Mont isirf i eih niatfct,
tlio iitii day 81 Apui \. u. 1906
Allen " Ahhnu Administrator of The estate nf do
mas Ahtalf, laip NJ NuuesNf. said Dl.ifht -
setsrl, present. his administration n~ oant iut rNau
inntiun aud allowance, and unkfs ~ hatiun Tor q
lers" Of distribution and PARTITION ui the estate OF
said df~,ss-l wheirnpnn, u b. Ordered by said Court.
that sad account nud said application be- ttrlitd tu
-essln enf To ha held Al ihr Probate ui'rin said Mont
aer, on the nh thiy May \. -. 1870 for iearing
and de,ison thereon. And 4 further ordered that
nuce hereof be- given io all persons Interested by pnbli-
uf the the weeks successfully M tie Vermont
Nutehnnu and state Journal q newspaper published ~
Montpelier, previous 10 said time appointed Tor henrinx
that they may appear ut said time and place and show
II any they have, why sai account should not
be- ALLOW ed, and such drs're made
~ the Court.-Attsat
gT-n \. A. CHASE Rs-.i-ter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03
IrLIA AZ cAnn,s rsrArr.

- SlAlI Ul NiNMuNI, Randolph District
IN Probate Court. held ai Washington. n said Distract.
the lath day of April, A. u. 1876
Carlos Carpenter Aininstr Of the estate of julia Ann
Carr late o omnge n said Di-irc eccase, presents h.
administration acouu Tor examination aud allowance and
makes Application f,r decree Of distribution and par
un NJ The said decreased Whcrcunon, u b.
deiel hy said Court, that st account aud said Application
be- referred tu session thereof ~ e held % the Register
onre, Ia Washington the Hil iay o May. 4. u. lsir.
for hearing and decision thereon Aui j. further uulofss
that uutc hereof be syrn tu All leinns Interested by putt
hrat1n Of the Three weeks ,sucresNeY Ia the Ner
mont Maichmnn q state journal, newspaper published
al Montpelier previous TO sid time appointed for hearing
that they may appear said and place, and show
u they have, why SAID acruunt should not
be allowul and ur leirrr made. ly The Count Attest
$50 y. A. TAYLOR, Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03
MA sroppARp,s ESTATE.

n STArE on NLllAuN {, Dlifif Of WASHINGTON,
In rnlhaie Court, held at Montpelier, In said District.
the 2ih day OF April. A. u. 1876
!. H. Hastings, Executor ~ The estate nf Ahit ~ti-
di, late Of Wnishrd. in sad District Decreased presents
hts administration account for rthnlnaiinn aud allow
hnoe niri iuakes application Toy drcree u distribution
aud partition Of the estate Of sil deceased. Nhrrei-n
ordered by said Court, that said aesuuht and SAID
Application be- reformed ss-4ipn uier'sff. 10 le
held at the Probate otiics in said Montpelier. on the
10th day OF May 4. u. lsi, for hearing nni tsi-n
heeon and It T. further onlir that n"ii'F isfeot i'
given tn all persons Interested y publication at the
three weeks snccss~yss The Vermont Wnirnam 4 state
Jonma newspaper published nt Munil-lirf previous :"
aid time appointed inr hearing that they appear ~
sai time and place aud rlw enuss II any tisN have,
why said account suud mi be- allowed nnd -iu fsrr-
made. rs Tie tuurt.-Atts-t.
2.-a0 HARVEY tlLDEN. iu'iar.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03
HOSEA MINorr.s EsrArn.

u L STATE on NtNMhNl lstrri ui W uiluriun 49,
In rnhne Couu held MONTPELIER In said biarfi,i.
The 2ld diy II Apn \. u. 1875
Mercy 4, Mhint and Adsi.n Mhoit. ENerntnrs Of The
estate ~ Hosea Nnnti late u Mtrey In -nid n.t ,
reasyi present their administration aouun TOT eNanlna
unn aud allowance amt make application terra d~!rai as
ttbuuu AMI partition uf ihnesaisu SAID deceased Mher
ntu tsurtrrtiiN said Court, that said account nni said
application De Inferred -ln thereof. Ia d. held ~ the
May, 4 u. 1876 uf hrafng an ieepu Thereon; And, 10
further ordered. that uutH hereof la To All
Interested. hy publication Of the hrss weeks
succr-syey Ina the NrnnHu Waterman a STATE Journal,
sUaper published al Montpelier pfe,ion- 10 said tine
appointed Tor heirng that tlil aplsnr ~ SAT-! tiuIr
a place, and show II they NAY ia,r. why sahi
account should NOT ls allowed. and such lies ni.r,
hY the Court Attf-t
$50 ltANNEN rttuEN. Jnlse.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03
IraaI 3loGff5.


SIAIi ~ VERMONT,
- UANnuLpU INSTINCT. ~
ln Probate Court. hfd at Washington. NpfI TO- lssH
Rodney w. initersui. nuHrIau 81 Adde VI AMI Neiif
imlnnek plc"ut ls guardian nrcunn iuf seitemfni,
Mheruiun 10 BE- uflflcl hN sah tuurt that fnl account
BE- iefefle io ssslUn thereof FOB l he'll ne iie gistsr
ulce in sal MaHhngnn. e sth 81 Nai. i-G. fof
bearing and srhleWrnt. Aud De- BE- further uuefoit that
nfee hcfeoi De- gwen uah perl'ms hteir.isi f pHtl-
uu ui r same iNH WHNkH excessively lu tl vermont
Matfhman 4 State duuutfl, new sfafsr published o.
Muuuflfr, Nt. ufrslnns said appointed time Tor ir
ng ua They nui@1r ct sah ins and flse ald show
eNs' pc ANY ufl nuil have. h1 sli arfuunt .houi nt
$50 \. TAYLOR. nesi-ter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

BrTrrn MARKEr. Although there was good
attendance at the st. Adams butter market, Tues
day, the market was duh, receipts large and
prices In buyers favor We quote good at from
twenty 10 twenty-three cents choice. twenty four
70 twenty-scven cents and gilt edge at twenty.
eight cents per pound
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

J,undic. aud Hiliousnoss. Who knnvs a alod
rcmcly iur these dieinlor.f Woaiu assured ArWuups
NfGErAnLE. rnNslcAL, iAtNniCL HitTIn4 wu
All. VITO uA,f tsru tntN Tor Iuumloe h.sfei-ia ni-
iou-nel etc. Beware ~ limitations boo ecnune ias pfi-
vate proprietary stamp Of John , Henry over he cot.
Sold Boy an dealers Manhattan Nc'cnc Company, pro-
puetor. ions 3. urNEY. cruRNN a co.. Sew York,
MhlIl-ale A-.nI. MN..s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

a Coon T,nN.--Gilbert J. Gross Of browning
ton lost his sugar house on Tuesday night Of last
week, with pans, holders and other utensils. and
four hundred pounds Of sugar Ills noighbors
turned out on Thursday aud Friday, got out tim
Der, and put him mp new house to finish sugar
ing m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-05-03

1osrtL MEETINGS Gospel meetings viii be
held at West Randolph from May Mh to the iith,
inclusive. The meeting In Rochester resulted in
eight or ten gospel conversions and in greatly
quickening the churches It seems a. though a
continual work Of grace might he expected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-26
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1875.

A bill to improve the channel of the Potomac
near Washington is now before Congress- ln
reference to it the Star of that city, says: The
improvement of the harbor of Washington
should be made by the general government, and
not by private corporations. Congress annually
appropriates millions Of dollars for the im
provement of rivers and harbors, but studiousy
omits to do anything Tor the improvement OF
the harbor of the capital city Of the UoioD.
Meanwhile it is gradually filing up, and 1t is
predicted by experienced river men that 10
few years it will be impossible for boats draw
ing more than two feet of water to reach our
wharyes from Alexandria. Government and
other vessels freq leutly ruu aground at low
water between Washington aud Alexat drla, &C.
casioaing delay and expense, aud heavy draft
vessels bound for Washington are sometimes
compelled to discharge the whole or a part of
their cargoes at Alexandria. We trust the ap-
propriate committees of both Houses will give
the matter careful consideration and take the
necessary steps to give us harbor worthy of
the capital of the nation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-26

Judging from the proceedings of the late
Radical conventions in many of the States OF
the Union it would seem that Mr.. Blaine has
dis,auced even the dark horse 10 the race for
the presidential nomination. The Baltimore
American says: Summing up the results of
the political conventions held during the past
TWO days we &c, toerably certain promise
that Mr. Blaine will be the nominee of the
Cincinnati Convention. There have been Re
publican Conventions held this week in Illinois,
Minnesota, Kansas, New Hampshire, Nebras
ka, Maine, Missouri and Massachusetts. OF
the delegates to Cincinnati elected from these
States large majority will vote lor MIR. Blaine.
1t has been thought that he was weakest in
the West, but we 6nd that be is very strong
with the Illinois delegation; that he carries
Minnesota and Nebraska, aud that Kansas 10:
structs for him. 1t is getting to look very
much as if Mr.. Blaine will have clear major.
ity 10 the Cinoinnati Convention as soon as the
complimentary votes are cast. This support OF
his candidacy by Republicans east and west
must be accepted as evidence that no stronger
uominee could be put up y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-26

The Philadelphia Inquirer regards the de-
monsration on Wednesday evening as over
wl.clwog proof that the popular sentiment is
opposed to the Sunday opening of the exhibit
ton. whilst the Press argues that the turnout
dee, not disprove the patent fact that vast
majority of the people not only favor the open.
ing OF the grounds on Sunday, but insist upon
it. At the meeting on Saturday evening next,
to further consider the question at issue, prom
inent speakers will deliver addresses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-26

The board of arbitration in the Maryland
and Virginia boundary case will meet at Wash
ington on the goth instant to resume its con.
sideratiou. The board, as reorganized, is com.
posed of Hon. j. s. Black, of Pennsy lvania;
ex Gov jenkins, OF Georgia, and Senator elect
Beck, of Kentucky, with W. Fl. Graham, OF
North Carolina, as secretary. The case must
be tried alb iuitio, aud several weeks will neces-
sarly be occupied In the reading Of the testl-
mony and in the hearing Of arguments OF
counsel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-26

Arrived: Bouts German and Miller,
to J z Agnew; H Clsughton,, 4 ) CLARK NJ NJ
Sanford, 4 Bender, w Smith, w Bell, r q
Uhlcr, J Groom, Moore, Il Platte, } l.
Reid, Z L Moore, Geo Sherman, A Alexan-
der and D Stewart, to American Coal Co.
Departed: Boats Clsughton, A Clark,
NJ Sanford, 4 Bender w Smith, w Bell, 7
q Uhler Green, 2 Moore and II Platte,
for Cumberland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-26

The Washington Republican of this morning
publishes telegram from Petersburg, under
the head of white liners make mark they
jorities," which, when sltted, is fund to be an
account of a row between some oanvassers at
tho polls, in which the Radicals must have
been in fault. as their leader was arrested aud
taken before the Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-26

The list Of Judges at the Centennial Exhi
bltion has been completed. Among them are
Prof. Mallet of the University of Virginia, who
is one of the ju lges OF the department of
chemistry aud pharmacy, and Gen. j. d. I'm.
boden, who is judge 10 the department OF
builders hardware tools and cutlery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-26
COM NJ ESCIAI.

The financial situation is unchsLged the
market being quiet and business remaining
dull, with limited Gemand for money for COM
mercisl purposes Money in New York CON-
tinues very easy at per cent on cal, and i,6
per cent for commercis. paper State bonds
quiet, with sales of Virginia consols at t.:
Railroad securities are dull, and no sales of local
bonds reported We quot: