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Board OF Health.
NETTING LAST NIGHT

NETTING LAST NIGHT.
At a meeting OF the Board OF Health last
night, the health officers report for the week
ending September was read, showing 25s
nuisances abated, IL causes OF death inyes-
ugated, burial at public ca pense, 2GS tons of
earbage removed, with the usual report OF
marine products inspected and animals i'm
pounded and killed. Premises No. 736 Sth
were Condemned as puisances and abate-
melt oldsrsd.
VITAL STATISTICS.
The moTtuaTy report for the month OF
August was submitted showing il5 deaths
OF which there were lI2 white males 81 white
Z males, les cClOred males and lOt females
The principal causes OF death were cholera
lElaHIum 10, consumption 53, InarasnlUs u
apoIleXy 9. convulsiOns infatile 2I, mcnia
sltis Is. trismus Dascentium II, congestion OF
lungs :, enierius Z, debility 8, premature
bllh :, Senile debility 20. The mortality
lor The month of August was II more tina i
Tor the corresponding month of last year or
az the rate OF 81. 125 per 900 per annurn:
decrease or population by deaths over birtas
trelcrtedj was 80, or at the rate of $3.50 per
1000 per annum; rate of mortality Of white
Population u ,i9i Per 600 per annunl; rate OF
H,,t0danly or or coiored population $500 per
lttn FER anI um; number of births reporJel
during month 336, white, I7O; coIored, IGS;
rate OF decrease of white population by
deaths over births (repor rted5 was 3,IO6 per
IGGO Per ann9m, while the decrease of The
eolo1ed population by deaths over births
the deaths go were white and 2o6 coIoreI.
THE GUANO NUISANCE.
The following resolution was submitted
by Sr. Verdi: Whereas guauo in larre
quantities Is driven through our principal
streets, hlling the air with the most ofIen-
slNe and noxious gasses: Therefore, Resolref.
ihat the health officer be instructed to i'm,
medlately institute an inspection and report
10 this board where said guano is deposited,
by whom IL Is owned and conducted through
our streets TO the discomfort and danger M
,n, ,ne health M OF our people" Some discussion
tcok place upon the adoption OF the re,Olu-
tiOn-Dr. Verdi favoring il. ard NesSrs
Marbury, Bliss and Cox opposing, and upon
vote being taken IL was lost.
THE SICK POOR.
Dr. Cox offered resolution that q special
committee OF three may be appointed, who
shall report as early as practicable a plan ia
their Judgment best adapted to afford the
desired relief TO the sick and disabled poor
OF the cities OF W Washington and GeorYetown
40 order that measures may be taken TO pro
vide IN the most efficient manner for this
growing and gent public necessity. Adop;-
cd, and the chair appointed Drs. Bliss, Cox
and Verdi. Adjourned.
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weather Indications To-day.

Washington, September -, 1s5f.
For New England. stationary or higher
pI eSsUre, variable winds, mostly from the
north; ststiOuary temperature, clear or
partly cloudy weather For the middle
states, stationary or falling barometer, sta
tiOnaTy temperature, nCrtherly winds, cloudy
weather, followed by rain.
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4 L Z Y 4 " ID Ri

THE MOFFETT REGISTER IN ALEXAN-
DRIA,-The above instrument has excited
some comment among saloon Keepers and
those who frequent saloons in town; but the
use OF them being fOreSOne conclusion, as
the Richmond saloon keepers have quietly
accepted them, their coming IS looked for
daily, and they will be received without re-
slstance 10 doubt. There will be no change
III The price of beer per glass, but some Will
laVof charge in the size OF the glass. \
proprietor OF one of the largest lager beer
saloons in town says he VIII sell from the
Sc me glasses he IS now using. Those who
sell liquor at 10 cents per drink now and tw o
iOr d quarter Will charge so cents for two
and put OF the tarif Oh single drink. We
rather sGapect taat lie price VIII reIaaiu ths
SINE, but there Will be q change in the
Quality.
TIE CAPTURED WASHINGTON BIRD
HUNEERS.-Tiree of the five Washington
hunters are still held in jail, two Of them
having paid their fines. y reporter of the
ITeSS went 20 the jail JGis morning and had
an 1Lt6IViC W ~ .th them. They state that on
Sunday hey got two boats aId TOwei over
to The marsh at Gusts springs for the pur-
pose OF shooting birds, and during the day
were sittli al The spring when they saw
coming in their direction about seventy five
or hundred LegrOeS armed with guns. when
Then ran, nut were captured and tied and
marched 70 the found house and event
through n mock trial" There We're eigh,
arrested, but three were released as they had
no guns; i've We're fined 1915 each. These
men say that the owners of the boats were
made to pay - each. They say that three
Of the cOlored posse who arrested them had
been hunting during the day Press, 18th.
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l. u M Il f r.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We have On wharf about $50 coo feet Of Prime
Heart "A Georgia BOARDS. wi hich we viii szIl for
THIRTY DAYS, at $40 per 1900 feet
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W EST END INsT TCTG-

NJ E4c1 ENb INST. I u ~
" NlS. =. 4. tAnNE
GUARDING NtFGBI fr YD TNE LAnIES.
NV HavE~ Co~N
Reopen sept In.h --vla.-s
IANES CORRUDON, P1'g5sNsoT N Fs,I-assSs
~ shsF, ~. CLOUD HuflirC. pth sud = Wrflre
Eortsee rms a1t shuTf- and tzrshs q Fh~rf srs
easT cuursrS Cf lessons TroFrnrh frStru-fi.p
suaGeL'oed. Le~snrs given ~ resldsRo.- snd
chools - lrs
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NEw ORLEANS at the close of the IL .e WA
was financially crippled. To support the
charitable and educational Institutions ~
the state, the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany was Incorporated in 1863. with lis mar
agem ment in the hands of Cit zens of Integrity
and energy, For tickets or Information. ad-
d eSs NJ a. Dauphin, 7. o. Box CO., New Or
leans, La. s. e ad yertisement
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1HB HEALTHY GROWTH Of the baby ia de oan1eut
Gp It, ft edo M iT, HI the pc n n'ciDrs II cts Of
PUN lr Bulls y by syrup i, the beg remedy
X Gor The dises ses Of earl chiidhoot Pric 23
cents. II
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FALL PROM A SCAFFoL morn
1rg Charles COOmes, a painter, of the firm of
CTOssteld & Coomes, fell from a swinging
kcs Hold a distance OF fifteen feet, at the
building corner OF 1lth and z streets north
tended by DIR. Walter, and afterwards was
removed-to his home on I2th street, near E.
RIAL ESTATE SAIE-Tbouas Dovling
soio yesterday afternoon, for Wm. p. Bell
ara Is y. LoveJoy, lot 65, In square 40, i'm
= &c 100 oy three story brick house, to John
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'THE FIRM OF WRIGHT BROS, DOING
business at Col 7th street north wet is .Ii4 ,y
dissolve d by mutual ccLsent. The business will he
continue at the same stand by
JOHN II. WRIGHT,
Successors to WRIGHT BRpS.
September IL, 1877 sen 3s
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nov 70 the time before the busy season CON- -
menees TO have your A11
HEA1ERS. RANGES &C.. -
renaired by my drst. clofs workmen ~
- Leave your orders ct
w. D. WYVILL,9.
eAsH 16% IeNRsvlVaNta Ovev,eee.
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To-day T. +. Clark bankruptcy: order to file lists
continued In re, WolfOrd -hiiberg thsnkruetcy ,;
rcrort approved unless objection be shown before
Se t'nbtr 18th. In re, Joseph Herzog; motion TO
take Testimony before court ovprrue1 motion TO set
down lssnes for trial by Jury argued.
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90 80 HCylfsE-s. lolf l2iA Sr-.r Esrtkt-s,f -pa'iT
tkttth CLASSES. connected With $40 % the
turt EEEliah scf.Ol'sof TIE CITY rnfiFrsp tanchf
orally fr''m picture book. " 1rutrr al.d evening
classes t"r isdics, lsoes srd gentlemen. boys sns
sfris Fr,ucb spoken tpciss.ss 1.srls rso.lersts.
tni Muudays ard Thu-~iafs -sier 2. m. othes
vrsk daIs tciNesu y sri tt'f past, - send card
so address II .erns
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THE TINE LOCK CAsE.-To-day in tho
ETioliI COult, Judge Cartier, me case Of
arsuet by W. y. HODkins and = y HorH,
n0l 10, p-alntln and j J. Coombs for defendant
ihis Is controversy as TO the pa,ent To-
tlIile 70 eAs, which has been the subject of
IIt9Gent rulings by tie Patent Ofice The
srsnrnent attracted much attention. manS
a,ent a.torn Us being present '
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SCHOoL BOOKS.-Parents abort 10 nur-
chase Books for the Fall terms OF me vsriou,
schS OILS OF our city. hch opep al M the ofb
OF - pember viii find il 60 their interest 10 Give "a
cali, where they VIII ind foil ard co,nple,e a.
soriment OF all the Books used both In the putlo
private . hoos, ~hich we offer at considsrsble
redncucn from last yrars prioee
Nsr MISCELLANEOUS Books Russia, by Wallace.
s9 uiersi N ldsunuer Nights Dream, holfe; That
Husband of Mine; Ny Mother In Law Tour IRE
{rsslb'esi tketcies, by MAX Twain; Chidayne OF
Eotono; ulfyersity Life Of Ancient Atheus HsIs
Hour serles; Percy and the Prophet; Half HouH Be-
w. u. = O. n. MORHFSOU,
spo-u 40 Pemnsvicaasa ocensss.
CHE is COMING.
- My nether-in, Law, You can have her dressoc
IN paper Tor 70 @ nts, or In cloth for a.
History OF the College Of New yerssy from its orr.
GIN 7<6, 20 the conmf ncement OF 1854, by John lac
lean, tenth president, vols, svo.. o..
Leeds History Of the United states, 6lU
pew Star Atlas, By Richard Proctor, SiD
CoRfict between Labor and Capital, Bofee Tso
The Question OF Labor and O. apital. John Jervfs
u 70 Manual OF Inorganic Chemistry, n etals.
Ihorpe: 81 90 What ts Art Q. q. w. Ben amin,
SIS. Gsps2s sniT S.,. T,dT n IsuI:r:m DpEdsls.
60 That LEGS Q 'fo.riss. paper edition, 90
eoc samuel Brohl & 90. Cherbuiies, DOC. Ger,
rard Marriage, 1heuriet, occ Love Ventures, scc.
Other Peoples Children, sequel 70 Relcu Bsbies,
ee. ssut By mail on receip. of price.
aue0h 011 PenasVJcons0 0eeasse.
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WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN
w AoUhcE 70 the public that our st5cko
SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL REQUISITES
is pow corrlete and that our r<ices nro a.. ,-.--
lowest that such Books are sold fr 10 aay Of m
northern cbties "~s u hn-
The finest qualities Of STATIONERY sIwsys ,p
NEW BOOKS received ns soon As fsso,a
special lot u Bod AZ ~ ceuts pr volume
AOaCN BHOTRENS.
I0I5 Pennsylvania 0~ens<.
eNlo ~ Coz lner II n street,
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"MELLIsTON' has afforded more relief tn
sufferers from dyspepsia and pulmonary af-
bcuous than all other patent medicines COM
blnei. IL l. safe 10 say that within the last
SIX months over two hundred patients have
oten cured by the use OF IL IN ais CITY. iudp-
Ing rom the testimon ials the manufacturer
oI IL has lately been receiving as to its genu-
Inc merits For sale at 9ii 1th stree: and
drug stOres-TMCd Ar.
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a, CE hICE NoND ExCURsIoNIsTs COMING
SilS p 0il haLonlny Tribe, No. "a, of Red Men of
~. ~ Gnu, Va, will give a grand excursion
70 ,n,s Cl,y next week by the r., F. and p
ara "A and +. railroads, leaving Rlcbmond
AT ~ O'clock Wednesday night, arriyine he "a
al a o eiosk IhurSdsy morning, and leaving
htre AT ~ o CLOCK Thursday night. They ex,
peel 20 bring up large crowd and fney eiTI
make a srand Iarsde during the day.
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JrpGNESr AGAINST THE PROPRIETOR

JCnGMENT AGAINST THE PROPRIETOR
OF GLYaONT J. r. K. Plant de. .
clded yesterday the case OF Sraides vs. Hay.
SIHlceS the proprietor of Glymont, sued
ar- r q. Hay for S25 for rent and S15 for dam
ages cone 10 tae grounds on the occasion OF
the Columbia College excursion. NJ Uev
was chairman Of the committee of arrange
ments. IL was shown by defendant that if
was not customary TO charge rent for the
frourCs when liquors Were sold On the prem
lSss- as as the case in this instance. IL was
also brCus III ont in the testimony that the
proprietor allowed gamblers to operate on
Ihe grCUrcS while the eycursiOniSfS We're
thtre- Judgment was given for defendant
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office, SOS HsnnsylvaAia avenue. O~ynsy
9TH street northwest.
WhaH1' Depot and Mill, Feet Of eth street
east,
jell-tr WARRINGTON, DO.
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OUR NEW
pRY LUMBER SHE'D,

Which has capacity for holding nearly ONE
MILLION FEET, is filed with all kinds of LUN-
BEB, wsll seasoned. Always dry ald protected
trOIG the weather.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-16

HARDwlcH CHI, ,., II. Goodrich has bought
Mrs. Sarah Chubb's iArlu on the river road in the
west part OF town, f. wo thousand two hundred
dollars, Loan Hathaway Esq, suffered what
seemed to be light attack of paralysis on sun
day, the 9Th. Happily he responded readily To
treatment and is now improving, with fair pros
pect of recovery. The effects were general not
local. as is often the case in this disease.
Mrs. Warmers millinery store has been reopened
the attachment on the goods being released
young child Of Josiah Baileys took poison in
the shape of silver-plating polish, n few DAYS
ago. but prompt medical aid saved its life
Cyrus Wheeler has been appointed town liquor
agent. The "drouth is now over in This vi
entity. There has been another change of the
management of the Plainfield stage line We
learn that Nelson Ainsworth l. now in command
of the reins. Who next?. Carpenter, the drug
gst, has moved into Mrs. Wakeiield's new house
ON the hill, to the north side Of the village; also
Quimby, the harness-maker, has moved into
Jonathan Fosters new house, situated In the
same locality Alfred z. Collier, Esq, was Sc
riously injured ON the morning of the 9Th, while
returning home from this place by being thrown
into the ditch beside the road and his horse fall
ing on him in such n manner Ms to prevent Mr.
Collier from extiicating himself or the horse from
getting up. 1t seems he was leading his horse at
the time, when in some unaccountabe manner he
received violent blow ON the head which threw
him down and dragged the horse upon him. He
succeeded in raising help by his cries in season to
save his life. His injuries mainly consist of a
severe confusion on the head and many bruises
upon various parts Of his body, which are not ap-
parently of fatal character
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-16
Boston Produce Market.

MONDAY. May IA. 1871
MArb NIX .5 SuGA }, ASD ,, N a
Syrup commands 7SaSOc " gallon
GRASS sEEDs-cloyer is easier, with iobblng sales at
Red IoP commands siSdG2 50 b saeE " ''''''''
kGGsmihe supply has been moderate and win fair
At lSc Northern AT li@lihc, and Western at a@l5sc b
sil looking Tor higher prizes sales Of rhoiee menm
have been made AT sll52sIh pea beans at )! Is6sg
bas6el - ''''' ~ " s''''''"' y
HAY. AND srRAw-There has been good demand for
ton the outside Tor extra lots Fine and medium srdS
nave been selling ~ slb6ss " ton Rye straw command,
sllIZ2 ~ ton, WIN "a ilght supply.
MEAL. kTo;.Con meal is Arm and prices are higher
with sales at SSA@3l5 u barrel Tor fresh ground aud kiln
Oat meal arm and las been IN deisS Win saes al
si@Gs for common Western and ss9SGlO for favuriic
CnEEsE-sellers have had their own way this week
The Supply run very short aud lt@lse n 10 was readily
have Ssen r'seysd With sales al SSnSs H. and Ia
a lood supply the coming week.
GRAIN The market for corn il dull and prices have
e,sed OF; The sales of mixed and yellow have Teen At
| quote So White s g. While rfS &c. ar nj 1
Az Csc bSss ia re he sales hsys 6 S s s'
dllnss range Al sae.sO@JO q ton, '''"
Proyinces nave further declined EnrS RISE an an
sSsS bushnell Je Ss w6e eie ys ana S Ss o.
Ing at slO59IiO and sl5 Is about the outside price
Ganrs have Deen selling Al si@llV amt DAVIS Seeding
III. NOVA Scolt ANA Prince edward Island have
declined 70 I 90 n bu he'll and OF the arrivals sold
At over " cents.
fLouR-raleni Wisconsin aud Minnesota brands have
ben selling AT sll@lihV n nrtel aud brand 10 hia
IS SIS Winier what's 9ie Ia moderate nand ana have
bern sellni AZ sON9l2 Tor 81 Louis sos 10 ii so fot
sssn fH Sa sS at X So sS S Io4 e% S sSS Sss
family, Bakers extras selling at SON 0lO2S Tor MIN
neHoti, and Qlfs for Wisconsin W,sten common ex
tras range At sS.sO9s ~ " barrel.
burLER The hrsi favorable symptoms since the middle
OF March have laade he appearn,e and Is the general
opinion tlat the afket has tH days No de-
chei Involvement IN either demand OF price can be re-
poe nut large portion oi the old stock has been cleared
out anu the fecep Of new not much than enough
70 supply the demand We do not look Tor any material
chinse m prices nn grss butter consS along he best
lhs o. new range at c with an occasional fAncy make
AZ 40 butt syey hard To place ths grade at much
over hc AS some very good lots bought At a No.
Common lots Of new run down " 49, aud some ui,ed
with old have been sold for re, Parties sending oons
ments Of hay butter 10 this market make nm tLe
minds iol small Wtufns buyers viii operate rs closely
AS possible until grass butter makes H. appearance.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-16

Merhk Warkrfs.
Cattle Market.

At Cambridge and Brighton. tor the week ending Tuesday
May 18TH 1871
AMOUNT sIuuk
Caifi, Sh,si,. Sho,ss. Hogs. Calr,,
This week....... s'2ll AZ l94 is69 l,O.l
One tns y ssss sSi Sii lsS s is ~ 81
,s.25s5; hsi quality. s15ods 0O; second quality 81
w. thi qualify, 50 OU6l6.15 loo ms on total We.
Of hate talow ami dressed rl. lew choice single psls
sg.OuQOO, Bulls. etc, s55O@5 u.s.
BOrLRg Urn sl2UGts.2u ~ ptr OF according 10 thell
value As beef Hat dy steers ss1@l2s
Much t0es-fair quality, s25Gi5, good. s5O6s ~
with without calves, farrow ana on
slitp6t3n.uu; time years-olds, slAfti0
Shcsp and LdUbs-C Common. 5@tbA.r; extra 7dsLc D
N M i've weight; saSu6tsOU h hetd; spring lambs
llkGl3hc u h, sheaIei sheep. 3k6e5A,e u pound
Sl,iss " hulesale. 1k@7A retail st4 b 10. Fat hogs
bhGo4c b 10. Veal ,a,lN es, sI@SOV t'hrad.
skins. leet2c ralloN, o6to0c " 10 country lots 5g5I,
u pound. rets with wool on, sl.25Gl5O each. Country
lots. sl.25@l@ each
CArTLEThe supply i lighter price. rule Nc higher
and the market for Northern cattle is very strong at Thu
advance Western cattle quite uum rous hut they
In light supply last week; there better feeling
and sales indicate &c advance live weight,
Neluy three hundnhi head shipped Tor Lnglnnd j
Mcfy sold sixteen steers, average 3s6 n ~ So ~ .
Fans sold eighteen Steers average 050 Ms at SIS h cwt
4. \. Monroe sold ihrtys steers, $50 lbs,
$3.50 per hundred weight.
SHEEP-there is an Improvement Of Sc ~ 10 noticed ol
the lew hocks ~ Union market. Several hundred cam,
from Albany \. Y. through the tunnel NJ joyce sol,
thirty Ave sheep AT 6Aci Sargent Turner sold
wool sheep, average IS Ms, at 51Sc per pound.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-16

SwISDLERs. During the past few weeks we
have been flooded with gaudy advertisements
from various jewelry concerns in Cincinnati. The
advertisements read very well; the only trouble
with them was that they promised too much, and
we uniformly refused them. One of these con-
Germs was the Monitor Manufacturing Com
pany," which has since been changed to the
Queen City " concern, OF which the Cincinnati
Commercial says: So many inquiries come to H.
about the Monitor Manufacturing Company, that
we have been at pains to find the facts The
story in brief, is that this company advertises in
n pompous way for business. A vast number OF
circulars are sent out. These promise profitable
occupation on receipt of from two dollars and
eighty cents to four dollars and forty cents fol
samples. The samples are trash Those who
have parted with their money and received the
samples learn that they are duped. The COM
pany is, therefore, taking from thousands of I'M
employed persons their hard-earned money, and
returning perhaps twenty cents worth of sam
pies 1t is n great machinery for plundering the
poor aud if there is not any legal remedy for it,
there ought u be-" Cincinnati appears to be in
Tested with nest of such pirates who through
liberal and spacious advertising hope to make
and do make dupes of thousands of hard work
ing men, We trust they will impose on but few
Of our people
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-16

CABOT. Our merchants have just returned
from Boston with new stocks of goods. Messrs.
Sprague & Wells have shown their usual good
taste in their selection, and will accommodate
their customers with anything they want, from p
nice suit Of clothes down to common darning
needle with West India goods accordingly.
Mrs. Gerry and Mrs. Hanes, the milners, als'
have not been unmndful Of the wants Of ladies
They have both very fine stocks Of goods, and p
lenty of them; and both having experienced
help they cannot fail to make the hats and
dresses in just the right way. Fire has burned
over several acres in pasture and woods back Of
the village, hut at the present time Tuesday it l.
under control. 1t Is not certain how it originated
hut one thing is certain, 1t is very dangerous t.
set fires as dry ms It IL at the present time Mon.
Hay evening. at six O'clock the smoke was 8,
dense that the sun was obscured
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-16

SILVER WEDDING. silver wedding of NJ
and Mrs. Frank 5. Kimball was celebrated at theii
residence, in Mortified, on the evening of Ma,
9TH. The occasion was one of special interest and
joyous greetings. There were present not only
friends and neighbors of Mortified, but former
neighbors of Brookfeld, whose presence added
greatly to the interest of the occasion The silver
tea-set, including coffee urn, and other article,
bestowed by relatives and friends, and the marble
top center-table, which was gift from their in.
telligent and worthy children, amounting in all to
eghty-fve dollars, were presented to Mr.. and
Mrs. Kimball, in a few appropriate remarks, by
the Rev. A. B. Truax, who also performed the
marriage ceremony, tying the knot stronger, il
possible, than the first. In the midst of the
glitterng silver stood two bouquets of choicest
flowers of rare beauty and fragrance. The occa-
sion afforded much that was pleasing to the eye,
gratifying to the taste and charming to the ear
The sincere thanks of Mr.. and Mrs Kimball are
rendered to all by whom such respect was shown
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1877-05-16
EDWARD pEuERrrr's ESTATE.

n q \, WN-WTTgTTW1 81
In Probate Court, held Montpelier, In said District,
the sth day OF May, A. d. 1871;
Oscar W. MAY Administrator Of the estate OF Edward
Denr It, late Of Waterbury In said District deceased,
his administration account Tor examination and
allowance, ami makes application for de,ree OF dsri
button and partition Of the estate Of said deceased. Where
upon, II Is ordered by said Court that said account aud
said application be referred To session thereof To be
held at the Probate Ohce, in said Montpelier, the
18th day OF May, A. j. ISL, for hearing and decision
thereon; further ordered, that notice hereof be
to ali persons Interested by publication of the
three weeks successyely in the Vermont Waterman state
Journal newspaper published at Montpelier, previous 10
said time appointed for hearing that they may appear at
said time and place and show cause II they may have,
why said account should be allowed and such decree
made. by the Court.-Attest.
s2-sl y. 4. CHASE Register.