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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05

The parade in Newark was the largest
ard most imposing ever seen IN that city. The
,tocesslou was all hour in passing given point
vas nearly two miles long, aud was composed
81 fully loo persons. rne Fire Department.
he First and Fittn Regiments, \. j. ;. ~ G''
one company " the Eighth Regiment the Conn
anon Council other city and county oiicials.
i've tosts Grand Army OF the kepun,ic, me
Emerald Guards, Susneld Guards. i'berniml
Htnes Ancient order HtOeruian., ten German
,nJ Al eric IN singing sOcieiies, two Turn Net"ln
cluns, Ave lodge II. O. II aud several uth,I or,
yanzations were In line. WIN sN ofh"S VI
NE he streets. wind ga, trees. and house
ION. were nIlrd with pcupic - the pasra y
NOV ii along tho route through the princinal
streets At half past 10 O'Clock the par 'dr s
dismissed, after which a vast audience hilrd Tue
Fnst lL.ttist Church IN Ac DENY street wnete
the Grafton uf the day was delivered y Tue non.
,wn displays OF Anew rSs, one In Brn q street
md the q. her In wall ace, near rnirteenth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05

The residents commenced their celebra-
ton at the first stroke Of the tell that ushered
In the Fourth. A procession composed OF Co H.
plnics Il ana Y. Twenty seventh Regiment, ave
hose com Da,ies, 1. o. q. Z. societies. the town
officers, and several German singing soeieti -,
maTcuci Though over tnirty streets Of tue VIII
90, which wer brilliantly illuminated with
n - and lanterns. and ths procession carried
tOrchlights aud tTinsparencies aud fireworks
We're displayed by the nremen. At sunrise the
American flag was raised on new liberly Ois
near che depOt. In the evening caunons were
fired and costly networks wefe exhiolted-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
A Police Omeer Murdered.

day Police ofiGer Louis Gommenginger was murotred
BY II c. Fairbanks OF Wolcott. Wayne county The man
nrng cartridge revolver crowd and the ON
Ger attempted to arrest him. He intn house and
the fifcer followed MN. When the officer ned
duor nc ma was seen standing In tns centre OF the
room. lie cooked the revolver and aiming II tue
utcer, I'd. the bullet striking him IN the
The officer iicd IA half hour Afterwards Fal banks
csied anu escorted W the lOck-up by large
crowd OF excited citizens lie says ha was drunk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
A Celebration on Ii,.,orical Ground.

TAPPANTowN, July the Fourth was
duly celebrated here, and the national colors
met tie eye everywhere. In the Dutch Church.
organized in l6sJ, where Major Andre stood
trial and was condemned as shy by
court martial. come OF French aud
American officers, In September, llsO the
present pastor tue kev. Mr.. Mauvclt,
delivered al vr .tou. tie asserted that Wash
ingtun was urged by many French AMI Americ all
olhcsf- to accept crown. ~ republics bad been
and would Ice failures. success he atttiauto
to the inluence Of religion. Alter the close OF
service the old Stone Tavern. m which Major
| Anata Wa i'm ldt-oned. was thrown open to the
| puolic by DIR. StyleDs, the proprietor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05

was large enough not to take offence at the re-
mark, which served to place the progress OF our
"Tnst man hsS done himself a wrong who
can look down upon the Mohawk, and not see
s d,rnlps along n' current ne ssysse' tas mis-
dwells upon lts TRADITIONS, who can point out
where men died IN tue struggles Of war. where
spot where some bold stand was taken for the
rights OF man and the liberties Of country; he who
commerce. and OF men passing through this val
ley certainly has an education that will always
Imagine a people living here with ali these
sissssSt to slyo 'i food 'f for though; ssd
by zeal for the public welfare, 10y gen.
srous impnls.s, BY a sslf-aaeriaclng dsyoti9n for
teaching so powe full as that which comes in
vested with the forms Of nature. II is that
old, the learned and the unlearned alike. In
eRine Two men living In this valley, both familiar
other Ignorant Of its events; then tell me II you
believe that they can be alike In their moral ma
lures, or their value as citizens. In view 81
what have thus Id We can see why history is
50 potent. We can now 800 the Wisdom, and
the mercy, too OF that command which tells us
TO homer our fathers aud our mothers though
for many years and through many generations
they have slept In their VT YES.
" There are some reasons why the history Of
Now York Is not Ms we'll known To the American
people as that OF other states. Nor has II ex-
Cited the In. crest which Justly ATTACHES TO u.
Dutch made their settlement on this continent
tbey were superior to other European nations
In learning, In arts, 10 commerce, aud In Just
views of owl aud religious liberty. Our coun-
ivy h indebted to them for many of the best
principles Of our Government. Hut their lau-
guage ~ no longer spoken mere.
Tho time has como when the people Of New
York owe II to themselves and to their country
| to Oring farw ard their records, to excite just
measure of State pride, aud to elevate our
standards Of public and private virtue by the
influence Of our grand history. This should Ire
taught In our schools, discussed in our journals,
and AIDE the subject Of public lectures and
addresses. Monuments should be put up to
mark thu spots where battles were fought nud
victories were won, which have sh0ned the des-
tinies Of our country. when TINS Is done our
own citizens, ana the muititudes who traverse
valley will that within Its linita all forms
of warfare, that OF Indian barbaiism, disciplined
armies, and OF naval power, nave occurred
| within Its boundaries"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
Only Two Murder. In Washington Clay.

WAsHTSGroS, July L-The only public
celebration Of tho day was under the auspices
Of the Oldest Inhabitants Association at Ford's
Opera House. A number Of persons OF ofical
prominence were present, including the com
mittce appointed by the House of Representa-
lives. 1t was the largest meeting Of The kind
FOR many ye.rs. Cot. Easily read the Declaration
of Independence, nnd l.. A. GODrght. one Of the
Centennial Commissioners Of tine District OF
Columbia. delivered the oration. Ssiutes were
fred az morning. noon. and shutdown. Tue dls
play OF bunting ana other decorations was RI
er Than heretofore on fOurt1 Of July occasions.
This morning two young men, VIM. q bnrn
ana VIM. Grant. Of a company ~ companions,
under the Influence Of liz ior, engaged In quar-
rel, and VIM. Nicholson, one % tho party, hand
cd pistol to o. Brien, ~ho fred 10 at Grant. the
ball taking effect In the abdomen, produc-
Ing death several hours afterward.
At IA A. VI. another murder was commit led,
the parties being coiored. NimrOd Norris and
Richard Lewis quarrelled for some trlnng
cause. A friend OF Norris handed him a knife
producing death in few minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
Mr. Cooper Accepts and Mr. Booth Declines.

THIL ADEIFHIA- july IA meetlng OF the Ma
tonal Executive Committee appointed by the Indian
apos invention qHaepsndent OF Greenbaek party
today held herc. with the Non. Musrs W. Field
% Detroit In the char ami tue Hon. Thos. j..
Du, ant ut NshinL ton rotary. the National kxtc.
utiye Coanci rcporusd To the Com.nlttse lorna ly
the acceptance by Peter Cooper Of Sew York OF the
nomination for The Presidency and tha decllnAtIOn nf
the hun Newton Booth Of California OF the nomination
rendered nam for III" second lace the tickrt The
Executive Conilaitec sailing with prumnrn Mt
Gpenbaek OF both political parties mar
OF thr Unon ahd VITA defeF mamma their candidate
for The Nicep .ca lae ncY for few dlYr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
Perth Ambov'. Celebration.

The venerable city of Perth Amboy,
which claims to hold the o dest charter In the
Union. had a grand celebration yesterday, in
cluding The nriug 81 cannon. riuginy OF bells,
OratiOns, and fireworks. A feature oi the pro-
ces,inn WIS the Ape rance OF neaFlv all the
thopkeepers In the city with their 90 IDS IN
WAGONS elaDorately adorned and patrioiically
l.a- I'D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
A TORNADO ~ IOWA.
A Catholic Church and "a Hotel Demolished
Forty Houses soied.

hea~sr
Fort MADISON, Iowa July A terrific
storm visited tn Is city last evening last ne about
afteen minutes- The 81. Joseph Catholic Church
was completely dem oiished bv the falling of the
steeple. wttch WIS ~ feet high All of the
other churcnas are more or kss damaged. The
Park House is total wreck. ALMOST every
dwelling m tho city sustained serious damage.
and nUout forty houses are wholly unToOfei.
Nearly all OF the shade treea are broken III r.
uprooted. The damage Is estimated ut $2DU, 90.
here wos no loss Of life.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
Arrived TUESDAY. July Z.

steamship san salvador Savannah. mdse. and pass.
Steamship Boliva Glasgow, indse. and pass.
Steam nip Algiers, New Orleans, muss aud pase.
steamship frhhia, Hamburg. mdsa. pass.
Steamship tornwan- BRISTOL bug, innse. and pace.
steamship Gllucus, Boston. nldsc anu Dass.
Steamship Erin. l. ndon mdse and pass.
Steamship Regulator, Wilmington, y. c. nav al stCTes
and piss.
steamship Gresham. Newcastle, In ballast.
Bark Noiu ID. Leahorn. ndss.
BARK Emilia tiamDa, Caste anare, fruit.
pc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
THRILLING in Mert Side rarh.

John Harper's =. y Diamond won the 500
purse for mile heats In West Side Park yesterday His
only adversary ". rrichards John smoker. A
handicap sweepstakes Of $40 mile heats won by
WaaneTs ur. Prince II three heats. purAe OF slOt
for tunAinx horses mi heats, was contested bY 9.
Childs Drown hlley, j. Prlnlcy's b. ShoO Fly and
NJ brady's D. <. Dan. O'Conneil Tue brown ney y on
two meats, Shoo Ply ono. OCOnneli struck LAM, ahi
wthdrawn. An amusing nule race ended the day
Huckleberry being ne winner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
A p,opcr,y Managed saving. nnul

No nancy Of the Trades Savings bank "a
Wet 23i -, between I'm and stu avs, II invest.
ed ia the bonds 81 any otncr state than our own
The wa which II passed through the nte saving.
hank panic IL sutcicHt proof 1t fhc sgacy with wucl
its financial uars ara conducted and ni the prosperity
u has reached during MS gratifying Narter.-ddt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
Gen. eh~rman'. Dnurh,er's Jewels.

Tho diamond necklace and earrings sent by
the khedive Ut Esypt to Mrs Minnie sherman Fuch
were taken by the customs officers SATURDAY from the
vaults uf the Treasury and scut to the ~ the act.
secretary OF the Treasury IN Washington, anp viii
deliver them Ia ten. SHERMAN, Ia aecordauc, Win The
resolution OF Congress.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05

MILFORD. Pa, July 4.-John Dixon, n promi-
nent physician Of G-ahamsve, sullivan county v. Y,
retired usual Sunday night the morning was
found kneeng by his bedside, with his extended
mo Ia. dead
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
An Ola OfntinI's Denth,

William d. Robinson, the Cashier OF the Gus
tom louse died suddenly at his residence sunday.
he VAS tnty I'VE years Of lie appointed 10 q
place In the ca tom House IN lB42 He Was nsplrw
Of the late Judge Duer, aud was AZ ons tune til
Of the Old Uniled states BANK HIS anxiety about tue
recent mysterious disappearance Of S1,uun gul GER
urcate from his office said have lis death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
The Gay Island Celebration.

Inc homc oi the Souhu piiois WIS hot
the least in celebration Of the day. The
loo Al military and civic organizations march ed
la procession and ended In singing aud COLA
ton. In the afternoon tue men enjuyed the N 70
selves IN skir races, ball matches, foot and sac
races and concluded with fireworks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
Hogan. Not Mr. on. the Prisoner.

It VINE 'ITUHtVHEIF TtpOTItu IN HOHUHy SIN
that George or was held for trial IN the Yorkvc Pc.
lice Couu charge Of sna'chinr watch from James
Hogan satur lay nlght In SECOND avenue. The fact
J. that Hogan fohnee Mr. Ott 81 watch and llcac AZ
Forty gntn street and second avenue that Hog
was held Ia t2,,Oo Osi MIR. Ott gentleman Well
ana fay orsblJ khovn N the Nineteenth and Twenty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
The NATIONS HOLIDAY.

vIre,lc," the audience rising In singing tho
,.,n, hmm. The benediction was pronounc ed
~ ,ne Raw, r. NJ. Abercrombie, Dean OF the
NJ, Iinnoken the Ninth Regiment parsded and
" rrSie Ved by Mayor Russell aud the COUNCIL
80 Fivsian Fields. Albert HOFFMAN, ESQ.
III inc Declaration from the steps OF the 'liy
III nd ayor Russell delivered the oratOn.
rbss' rity l. beautifully decorated.
In Union Hili. Gutenberg, and West HoOoken
"a sunday school children pardded the streets
md were entertained III the evening at the dit
erent CHURCHES. ,, III,
bn rcs,dents 4 the old village, VINO were pleased
a. tho singing " a trained churus OF vhildfcn
m speeches by the Hon. VI. L. NswDoId nbu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05

Andrus II. Anderson, of "a Third street,
Brooklyn was shot IN the eye last night by Tneo. Mag
nus OF Il Thirteenth street, VIM. Horn. ~ Sec
ond street. Who arrested The physicians took
Out tue eye. removed tue bail and then put - back
Ia lie place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
A Fire Cracker thu, did $1,000 Damage.

In the three-story brick house at 20 Column
bia street Brooklyn, hre cracser when exploded
in JOSEPH Gruachs hat store damaged the stock $1,000
The flames extended 10 No, 252, owned by Mr. Fry
and used by Y, Menzenger n dry goods store, 1t
caused $1,000 damage to the stock here and extending
to D. Nj Lewis cigar store damaged the STOCK al oOO
Luas ON buildings, a. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
The Jub,laron In montgomery. Ala.

MONTGOMERY, July 4.-The centennial In
dependence Day was periodically observed
here. At daylight . salute Of thirteen guns was
fired on Capitol unl ffoD az FOUNDER. At 5
o'clock a procession Of mf.- AIRY and nre oompa.
MES and citizens formed, aud after marching
through the streets, bsltsd at a stand prepared
for the speakers. PRAYER was offered oy the Rev.
DIR. Peirie. me Declaration Of lndependenca
was read by Neil Blue, Esq. the Oldest citlzen
of Montgomery, and tho only survivor Of
those VINO voted for delegl tes 70 the Territorial
Convention which adopted tho Constitution
under which Alabama WIS admitted into tho
Union IN 1913. Ex.Goy. Watts delivered patri-
otto grafton.
and houses were decorated with nags. AT ~
o'clock a salute of thrty-seVen guns were fred,
all the church bells IN the city we're rInR, aud
the engines OF the Fire Department united
their shr1ll whistles TO the pairotio tlbiatiOn.
There was a brilliant display Of fireworks In tho
evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
HARINE INrELLI0BvC 10.

MrYrA-rHE ALYASAc-rrrs
sun rises. "a sun sets. 33 Mool set,.. 1s
aI~H WArER-rats
sandy HOOK IS GOv. isand. "a Hell Gate. ke
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
wc-,chc.,cr'. GLORIOUS uistorv Rc,oid.

htolbE OHM NtSttlNuy tAt
NJ. Depew gave an Interesting sketch OF tho I'm
portaut part acted by westchester In the war
for Independence. As early as August TO- IVA,
the frceholders and inhabitants OF the town Of
Rye appointed committee to confer with other
towns In the county. and tho assembly decl rod
that "thev would hear true allegiance TO the
King, but only under tho endowment OF the same
constitutional rignis aud privileges IA tho ieoDle
Of England. and that mo man should TO taxed
except ny hiS Own consent or that oi ms REPRE-
mitv aud nrmn ss IN the colonies, and called for
general Congress. similar resolutions were
passed ny otuer towns.
In June. 100 the Provincial Congress met In
White Plains. going there not In palace cars,
but Oh horseback, led bv Pierre Van Cortlandt:
anu as uftrl as the express OF the mnandcr-
iB-Chief overlook them, call,na for immedlat
0cti0n upun some urgent matter Ut supplying
| men. aims. or IN ,teriai OF war, they wheeled
thor h prses together aud enacted tho requisite
! LEGISLATION.
a., The gth Of July, 15,6 the Provincial Congress,
| then In session at White Plains, received the
/ Declaration Of Independence from the Cont
| nent CONGRESS Ia philadelphia In front OF
the Court House lin the presence Of Congress
uud, tnV a.-tihuied people the docunent was
read, and then aid there thoY pledged their for
nov sovereign state OF New York, should stand
by the other colonies In sustaining VI to the end
! suirdcy III deliver up West Point. and its defeat
| bv the Hrnuess and patriotism OF Westcheator
men, who, farIners's Sous, without fortune: nd
| brides OF Andit. Could ia added, we have
watched with Enoch Crosev, the westchester
| soy, whose adventures suggcs ed Cuopcts i'm
| NOR picture, RON his lofty OraR In the high
lands. or bivoucked With Abraham DvcNnau, or
| Cornelius Oakley or John Odel, the daring
| guides, while they planned an attack upon a
| Tory camp. ur sought to ayeuge soIns bloody
| Gu rage, hNw well would we appreciate our an-
| Csstors' daily lives; how well understand that
tue hills ard valleys ia this old county are holy
eronnd' Wnilc other portions ~ the country
! cxrori, need the horrors of war Tor time, and
then, bv the camp .,gn smiting to other quarters.
| were re ieved, there was 10 u ne when our coun-
| " was free from the imp Of hostile armies OF
| toe incur- Ions OF ID edRtoTX bands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05

Diseased excrytiou- OF the mouth, which
produce decay ei teeth and tutid hrratn. constant
~ corrected W tue use vi Mia Of Magnesia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
The Kind Of Women they Arrc-l nv VAR
The Weather umcs rrcd,cuon.

An Italian woman who gave her name Us Mar
BAvirir, from New lork, was arrested Ia AVwArk yes
tcrday az yagrant. She had $4,000 m her pockets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05

BERLIN, July All tho morning jour
pals. aud cOnspiouously the National Gua'uc
Ind the Ioss Gazettc, have leading editorial art-
cIes on the centenary OF American indep"n-
dence. They congratulate the Americana IN
the warmest and most sSmpathetic terms.
PARIS. july 4.-nauy morning Journals CON
tain leaders ON tho Centennial celebration In
tho United States. They dwell with praise ON
tho prodigious progress made bv the repuhli0
since l176. Several private ceehrl lions Of tho
an iversarY by the American residents took
place hero 'o-day.
LONDON, July 4.-The Centenn Mai Fourth was
celebrated b. grand dlnnsr at tho WesImins-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05

Euly Yesterday morning the residence ~ r. j.
VIA In West ar nj street. Elizabeth, wac burned,
snd whd, N irving to save the furniture, was sun j.
Gated, and he pcrItnod.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05

Act wisely aud cxH usinr PemerGy's 81 Elas-
tic Truts AZ 5i0 Broadway. before 0u5iny any Otner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05
Suslltss tlotitts.


Mrs. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP for ehnarsn
tee thing odd and weLtfed remedy. II stDoi
the test of many years. aud wa never Nnvwn 10 fail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05

Westerly Winds backing 10 southerly. ahcht
lowing cpast ralns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05

supreme satisfa ction.-The beanun silh
hastic Truss. Sold onlJ by Elastic Truss Company Js9
Broadway,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05

Quirk- lrlsh Tea cures hlnou.ness. heada ache
ana impure O,oOd sOd by drugn ts.-.iag.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05

&lOOOO worth 81 furniture and carpets at
greatly reduced prices rarior suites irom 80 tham.
Der hulies ELS " lnut belseadr 90. walnut bureaus
t6 BRUSSELS carpet 81 CuNptrt0walt'r, loo amt i57
Chatham Il. Thirteen large Warrrooms -.ldr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05

Opium Eaters Ea-iiv Cured by one thas
uaeG IL for 10 years Address
JOSEPH A. DUNN, Elizabethport, n. j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05

Monel'- roething Cordial produces calm and
heallnful rspose ~ cndrsA. Twenty i've ceuts,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05

PRAYER. Then foloyed sirglps BY the pupils Of
q Ind spspds6c y" vas read ~ X. Van zaSt,
N. d. Tho Hon, eOiopon Townsend de-
lvered the distorted nddress. Nv. william
J. Young, Esq, was the orator Of the day and
Mr.. Joseph N, Wright reQd the poem, The last
speaker was James N. Burtis. Esq, who deliv-
cred nm eloqusnt and patriotic address. The
exercises were Inter spegsed with music by the
baud aud with the slnaing Of national airs by
thsre as briliant d,snisx Of nrn nS .tsh''R
race between the yachts Meta and Getta, the
former owned by Mr.. Roosevelt aud the tier
bv Mr.. Irot ter, was sailed around Middle Ground
buoy and back to the steamboat dock, ten
mties, and was won by the Meta. The Meta
beat her opponent six minutes on time allow
snce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-05

SPT,INL~AIE ~DNAN utI-. lio'ui
pr.r,-. Iut.. formerly snid a 81 - NNN 'n1r Fl
~ r,alr..
HUNAL nANAhA LOTTERY.
~ nufn

WIZ he drawn on luli /. Pugea VasHed, uietF1
nlled, lrlortL uiun furnish "A iroc
TAYLOR q CO., HAutrls,
SV,.l W4. g.. 70 :.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-06-09

AyuREWS.-lu Richmond. June 9Th. OF pneumo-
na, Mrs tlsl Lynn, " g OF Elisha Andrews, aged
"a years.
IsHAW.-In Niilston, June 7th, l-76. Horace Jr,
on son o., Horace and Ann Isham, in the 18th year
" Aisa-e.
pREN.-At She burn lI87tor June ist. Geo. E..
infant son o- Henry NJ. and Emma c, Drew
hgELER-In Essex, May 18th. ls7 c. Mr.. John
hve-or, -ed -9 years ana DO months.
CaAsE.-In this city June lst. 1870, Jane, VIE o.
w. Chase, aged 80 years.
WESTON in this city. June ith, lS-G. at the res
dence % her son, Weston, Mrs n NJ Weston,
u the G.th year %. her age.
UowARD.-In Milton. May 18th. l5-G. Orrs
Howard son a. Vim. Howard. AGED a years
HouARD.-ln Milton. MAY 9Th. Wm. Howard.
Ither DBL. OFT. Howard, aged - years. He leaves
o. numerous family la-ge property, which he
bad accumulated with great industry and economy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-06-09

1t is hardly necessary to remind our read
ers, especially those desiring to purchase a
| meritoriouS and still not expensive piano
that the Messrs Cluett IL Sons, of TROY. n .
y, have the exclusive sale for our entire
State for the world-renowned Chickcrnc
and other frSt-clgss pianos. and that there
have been many reasons presented why this
should be recognized as the most opp0rtunc
season for securing one Of the many famous
instruments they have the honor to repre-
sent. We understand that magnificent
Chickering piano, complete IN all it, de-
tails, may be procured for $500. and a
thoroughly reliable piano Of less prefer
tious name for from $500 10 800
also a splendid organ, a choice from
three Of the most celebrated maker
Of the world, including the Bur
d,H, for from 50 to 81 600 None need,
therefore, be deprived the privilege of caiti-
waiting every musical talent when - libor-
ally encouraged TO buy for cash, OF on the
very accommodating plan Of iIStalmcnt-.
50 long since established by this old and re-
liable firm. Ii will pay to consult with
Mr. Edwin Tracy before making purchase
and We doubt not but that money can be
thus saved and the very best of satisfaction
guaranteed.