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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-04
RI THOMAS BOWLING, Auct; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on PBoSPECT STREET, IN

PROPERTY on PRoSPECT STREET, IL
GEORGETOWN, ID T..
By virtEe OF deed Of trust Ia the undersi gned
bearing date October 81, 1865 and recorded n Liber
NJ H., No = folio 23l, ct seq, and at request of
the person secured thereby. shall sell at public
auction. to the highest bidder: AT the premises on
IT ESDAI the 10th day Of December, A ID. ls6
at o clock the lot nnmlereo thir .y-two
in Peter, Beatty. Deakins. aud Threike ed 5
addition TO Georgetown excepting the western one
~ foot thereof
The property TO be sold fronts 50 feet on the
side OF Prospect street, between Fayet'e and Lin
gan streets, and has depth of 40 feet. II is i'm
proved with a new brick dwelling house, No IL I
Pros pcct street, Of eight rooms, kitchen, bath
room, and closets with gas pipe and hot aud cold
obstTucted OF the Potomac river. and healthy ele-
waited location, and very desirable piece of prop
prty.
Tems Of sale: One -halfcasb; residue at six and
twelve mouths with interest from day Of sale, to
be secured by q deed OF trust upon the property
Stamps and sncing expense OF the pure ha-
sers. Sl00 to be paid IT sale.
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee
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THk ARIove.-A delegation OF Is members
OF the Arion Quartette Club OF this city, leave
at 40 this afternoon for Baltimore, where
they will take part in the grand concert OF the
Baltimore Leiderkranz at Concordta Hall to-
nignt The Arions are making arrangements
for their grand concert and ball, which will
take place on the 10th instant, at Temperance
Hall.
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BASE BALL.-The match game bet the
"Galutesn and 90 Lunch. finders" of Morris
Brothers Mfustrels, which closed their en- ter
tsinrrent At Wallis Opera House last evening.
afforded considerable amusement to the large
audience present. In consequence Of In iurtes
received by the umpire, We are not able 70 an.
pend the score.
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sTp NOW LIT the band plsy, our Line Bsa.
YER SUITE ART now selling al $50 apiece within
tse reach OF ail-St n. Ssks g. Cos, 5i7 7th
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DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, 42l Pennsylvania
avenue, between Four -and-a-haif and Sixth
streets, continues the successful treatment Of
Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails. Enlarged Joints,
Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescsnces, &c.
Once hours from a. m. TO p. m. No charge
fer consultation. Established 1861.
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PERSONS wishing 70 subscribe for THE STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy.
Yard, will please leave their orders at No. 1872
East Capitol street, between 4th and 5th.
JOHN OeG9IHs, Agent.
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IRON THIS DAY / Will sell good Whale bone
Corsets at 81; make to order the best at So and
guarantee the 1T; nv own Patent Walking
Skirt At Sls5; shoulder Braces at from 81 50
mp. CHs. BAUM,
Ills 80 Louisiana wanna near
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MARRIED,

HOLFORD-KING. On the 3Oth uIt, by Rev.
! Hendricks, JOHN A. b. KING, q. S. N, to
LOUISA H0LFORB, OF Key West.
Issn Francisco and Key West Fla :, nan nIe.sa
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| ROGERS, Spice Dealers, and Druggists. all
| sell Burnetrs Standard T1avorinx Extracts
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

Yf@THE tAEIES OF THE METHODIST
u PROTESTANT CHURCH. Congress st q.
viii held akair in Forrest Hall, commencing on
MONDAY, ID December, 20 ard in finishing their
Church. no 30 81
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The CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing Store In
this city is Francs, 4& 7th street, between
and 4, three doors above ODD Eas+sws
Hall. ll,14l:
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WIN. h. WHEATLEYp PREMIUM STEAM
w DYEING AND CLEANSING

Once, No. % Jefferson st., GeergetoWn, d. O.,
Establiehed I'm 1881 premium awarded by the Metro.
poitan Institute, 1857 rebuilt 1855, and IL now By
tar the largest and most complete establishment Of
she nnd sn az: ssS0n 81
manner.
Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber
solicits the continued custom of the community
Goods reeeiveS and returned BY express with the
utmost promptness and despatch.
Post Once address, Lock B II No. 50.
Once closes daily at sunset except Saturday when
Il 10 closed at 6h D. M. an liam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-04

MhTRoPoLITAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION
The regular hlytneeting OF this Associa.
ton. for the payment of dues. &c, was held at
the Board OF Trade rooms last evening About
S1.COO was paid in, when on motion, the sale of
money was postponed until the next meetin z
hight. Mr.. George Bogus was elected a direc.
tor, vice MI. T.. l.. Smith. and Rev. u. @. Msa.
DOR, vice George nj. Oyster. Mr.. John w.
Burns was elected Inspector of property offer.
ed for security. Adjourned.
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InsUkED.-Mr- VIM. Sweeny, whose store AZ
TIE corner OF ssth and street, was burned an
Sunosy nigh, by the set of an tnrendtsrv
loses Al, 10 but 10 insured fully in usrt,.yrs
(COnRecticut) Company.
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THE RIVER FRONT, Dec. 4-Cartsr's Wharf
-SaiIed-Schr. X. y. Standard Captain Hub.
bart, for Georgetown, TO unload lumber AR.
rived-Scbr. William Bailey. Cap tain Garter
from Fowlers wharf, to take on q cargo of
fuel
Rlleys Wharf -Arrived-Schr Loon, Cant.
McHamar, from Havre- de- race, with i25
tons OF coal for Lewis Thomas
3fowiers Whd7J.-Sailed-Schrs. VIM. Don.
nelly, Capt.. for GEORGETOWN, TO lead
with coal for Philadelphia; Reliance, Capt
Nor on, for the navy-yard, to discharge bal.
ance or cargo; John Rowlett, Capt. Bradley,
for Baltimore. light
Croucb's Wharf. -Arrved-Schr Proctor.
Capt Ashton, from the 10 wer river, with oak
wood for CLARK Co.; Sloop Ann McClarty,
Capt Hatton, with hay for q. J. Brewer
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TEE SUNDAY SoHooL RsusIoS.-rhis AZ
ternoCn toe reunion exercIsee IN connection
viii the 5th annual Convention or the Mary
land and District OF Co.u mbia Sunday School
Association. assembled IN this CITY, are bsipg
belle an ths East Wasnir gtcn methodist Rylaud
Chapel. Wesley Chapel, Calvary Bsptist.
Thirteenth street Rspiist. and New ,lork
avenue PRESBYTERIAN Churches. where be-
sides the children OF the schools, there are
sarge congregations. The schools assem- bIed
At O'Clock at their respective places, and
marched 20 the churches named above, when
they ere directed TO seats by the ars halls
aeoTge +. Gulick for the ist division, W ].
MurtaRh "a. u. Richards I'd, ID. II johnson
4tp, J. q Judd 5th, aud j. '. A. Shields 6th.
vice president OF the Convention p-es,sas ri
each church. The programme Is Is follows.
Hymn, mighty TO Save" PRAYER: Hymn.
dress by Presiding Oticer; Hymn, crest
isg BY ara By" Address; hymn, '.Our
Loved Ones Heaven" Address;
nymn. 'sHome of the Soul" closing address
hymn, The Wate. of Life" and benediciioa
Al the East Washington Church Rev. Mr.. IT,
tus, of Hagerstown. presided aud the speakers
were Messrs. A. 7. smith and q. H. Hunt, OF
Baltimore, and Rev. Mr.. Baer, of Baltimore
county. At i gIsud chapel. nr. q. =. Griffith
OF Baltimore. presided. and addresses were
MADE by Messrs. Henry u. Hunt and J. NJ
of Washington county, Md At Wesley
Chapel, Rev. MIR. kurns. of Frederick prssiG-
ed, and the speakers were Rev. Messrs. Ec-
e'es'on, o. Chicago, frvsiuger. of Baltimore
C'Nh'sf duu hnpitli Vi SOnuFCtirn[
Al Calvary Baptist MIR. w. J. HISS, of Balti-
IN ore. pres ioeG, and the addresses were made
by Mr.. Ralph Wells, OF New York, Rev G p
Hayes, of Baltimore, and Rev. X T. Chalksr
OF New Jersey. At the FIRST Bap'lst (I3th
streeD Rev. DR.. rsbbach, Of Baltimore, pre-.
SIDED, and the speakers Were MIR. w. A. Wi
song, OF Baltimore (president OF the sonven
tom, Hon. q. &. Latnrop, of New Jersey. and
Mr. Il. +. Parlett. OF Baltimore. At New York
avenue Church Rev Griffin Owen presided,
and addresses were made by Messrs. Alexau-
der M. Carter and W. p. Garfield, OF Balti-
more, and Mr.. Aaron Coe, Of New Jersey
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fhEn; W; JUNES, Iuste
d. Adj TH0S. BOWLING. Al
nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES,

We are selling LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
SHAWL CLOTHS, CASSIMERs, SATTINETS
fLANNELS, BLANK ETS. and MANY other arti
cies at greatly reduced prices. Also, beautiful
Coaks at ~, IL. IA, l5 Is, and 70 dollars Cscoes
10 and l21a cts; Canton Flannels l2l., Is. and %
cts; Tucked Linen Collars, Ga cts; good Kid
Gloves, white and colored, at s .25. We are de
tcrmned to reduce our stock, and offer great bar
gains to all who favor with a call
BENJAMIN MILLER,
no 0-lm' 1O1 Bridge ST., Georgetown, ID. G.
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G0OD NEWS.-The public will be pleased TO
" know that 7. DESFOSSE, French Baker, 18th
rect, will commence to deliver his healthy and
highly appreciated BREAD In this tewn MON
DAY next. December ID. The families who wish
TO be supplied will please send their address TO II
PBlLLIPPI, French Hair Dresser, Bridge street,
Georgetown: Hotels and Restaurants furn shed at
moderate rates. oE-lm-
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THaoUoH TATTEnED clothes small vises do
sppesr:
hofc- and fnrTrd gowEs hide ai
fentH OF Robes snd Gowns at Eenntne's
One Price Store, corner til street and MARY
lara avenue, az 10 per cert discslnt.
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VOTING AT THE FAIR The various articles
at The fair at Carroll Hall, which are to be
given 10 the associations receiving the largest
Il um Der OF votes, are attracting a great deal of
attention from the friends of the several or
carnations. At a late hour last night the polIs
stood as follows: For the base ball bat
Olympic Club. 05; National, 80; UaIon, 81;
Enpire, 5. For the silver pitcber-For the
temperance organizitions-SOns Of Jonadab,
"a Equal Division, ). of T., 3; Howard Div.
sion. IS; Immaculate Conception Total Absti-
Lence Society. Il. The vote for the cane TO be
presented TO the candidate for the next Presi.
dency receiving the highest number of votes,
stood IA follows:-tirant, 81: Johnssn, D. Col
fax, Is; Banks, g. Pendieton. Q: Stevens, @:
scattering, S. The drawing tor the grand ten
TT re rattle will take place to morrow.
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UORDON's PRESERVES,
MAILLARDS FRESH
CANDIES, CHOCOLATES, &c.
PRESERVED GITRON.
ORANGE, AND LEMON PEEL.
RAISIES. LAYER AND BUNCH.
N. W. BURCHELL,
SOD Under Ebbett House.
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RI THOS. BOWLING ,Aact.; Georgetown, d. Q.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
PR0SPECT STREET, GEORGETOWN, AT
On WEDNESDAY, Bee. 4th, at 4 O'Clock m ,
will sell in front of the pre- misses part of Lots 50
and 90 fronting 20 feet the north side of Pros
pect street, between High and Potomac streets, by
depth of 90 feet. The improvements consist Of
houses.
Terms Cash. Conveyancing and stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser.
no sd THOMAS BOWLING Auct
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BLPTIsM-On Sunday night, after a sermon
oy Kew Mr. Walker, OF Virginia, to the son
Eregation Of the Island Bsbtist Chnren ~
pastor Rev. Mr.. Meador. admin is,ersd - =
ordinance OF baptism 70 seven lady caudtoats.
The meetings commenced ~ this church som.
months since are stiII In progress ana M
congregations con Tin ne quite large
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ANOTHER Co-oPERArIyl SToRR.-The Com.
mitse on Cooperation OF the Workingmen' 9
Assembly net last nIsht at Gorbutt's saloon,
sno resolved 10 report in favor of the estab.
Isb ment OF NJ store In the northern part OF
the city The capital H. fixed st - 500 in shares
OF . eaen-one half pay able on the Ist of Jan
nny ana one naif payable on the LIST Of Feb
ruary, The report Will be made 20 the Work
1Dgmen's Assembly at the msetIn . This moan
accompanies by q constitution and bylaws
ready for nnal action. ~
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ODD PILLOWS IyoyRFrAsr On Er,s
evening last, the members or Beacon I.odgs
No. Is paid fraternal visit 70 Eastern I.odSs
No ., south Washington. and q very pleasant
time was spent After the routins bushes. 81
Eastern Lodge bad been concluded addressss
were N ade by Grand Master Given Deputy
Grand Master kidder, p Gs Allyn, Colledee
r. A and II. q. sitter. Ebbs. Reid, Clsndenin
end Others. on the part OF the visitors and DIR
Alien, u @ Anderson, Barker, Champion, on
the part of the Islanders.
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GoNEEsHENT CLERKS AssoCIATIoH.-The
regular meeting OF this Association was held
last evening at their rooms, on 7th street. be.
tween q and II streets; ID. N. Kelsey Presj-
cent. IN The chair. Msssrs. Geise. Alice and
breoy Were appointed committe 10 procure
lecturers Tor the association. Captain Geise
moved inst committee of nve be appointed 20
report upon the feasibility Of connecting with
the association a co operative life ms urance
company The motion was carried; and the
Char appointed as the Committee Messrs
Cieise. blanchard. Higgins, Brainard, and
Partridge. Adjourned
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BUILDING AesOCIATIONs.-At the SECOND
monthly meeting OF The National Cap,tsi
Building Association. j. Russell Barr ESQ :.
rresident, held last evening at No. Il I,ouis
lsna avenue, one Thousand and sixry.four
ooiiars were pad IN and sold at average of
oo1 per cent. premiom
Az the NTH rsgular n eeting OF the Proyideut
Building ASSOCIATION held last evening s3OO0
were soid At an average premium OF 81 cancel.
ling 30 shares of stock
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Mr.. Eiyans said the report or the Com mittee
sets out by answering the Mayors Objections
TO the bill; and having shown Inc propriey Of
passing itstultifies itself by bringing in a nav
bill not open to the Mayors obiectiops.
Mr.. Moore. acknowledged the seeming in /.
consisteney, but said the Committee, while in
favor OF the original bill, were willing to bring
In o new one for the same purpose, as a cour.
tesy to the Mayor. There was nece .sity for
The passage OF some bill IL we wish to ret
portion Of the fish trade. The original bill was
then laid on the table and the bill reported nv
the Com ntttee was passed.
MI Elvans asked the privilege Of with.
drawing from the files the bill fer econstruc-
non OF the wards Of the city, because In con-
sequence OF the census recently taken, new
granted.
Mr.. Given, from the COMMITTEE on Finance
inside favorable report on the bill refunding
certain moneys pad for Insurance licensed
passed. Mr.. TAFT, from Police COMMITTEES, re.
ported adversely on the petitions OF Patrick
TO have the fines RENTED imposed upon them
ior Allowing their cows TO frespass on the pub
Iie reservations; the committee was discharsed
tiom tneir further consideration. Also, asked to
pave the committee discharged from further
connoefaton OF the nomination Of VIM r
SoTreil a. Superinten dent Of Sweeps for the
Sevents ward, the Mayor having month"; ate
Mr.. McCatnran, from the Committee on
Ciaime, introduced Q bill for relief of %. W
Middleton. refundine to him taxes paid. which
ported favorabiy on the bill for rsiief NJ tbs
passed.
mr. Given moved that the report of the (,om
mi,tee on Wharyes on the Mayors yeto Of tne
bill granting }. II. Il L. X. johnson mr. yileee
TO erect wharf: b pubiishsd win the pro.
csedipes; agreed TO-
Mr. Richsros stated that The COMMITTEE. =,
Fipspce bad bad under confederation the claim
Of baron 0erolt. the Prusstan Minister. ciai I'm
Ing eSempicn from payment OF taxes, ON IN =
eroun d Of his being foreign Minister ana
'he properly taxed being occePied BY him as
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-03
The Last Call!

A Ill persons indebted TO the Arm OF Reber, Kuta
~ Ulrick, (fthey desire TO save eosts,) willcomo
forwarc and pay their indehteslness.V .L lrsi Yc
Iam determined 10 close up allaccounts and notes
Althn shorttime, and unless paid they will be left
AIth an officer for collection - ~ rrss n
sOEEloH--0 Reber,, Kuts a, ,Ulrlck's Store,
Q, F, RAINEY.
April 20, leSe.n.
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SOMETHING IMPORTANT.

Photographs for two Dollars a Ttven.
ty;nve tents per dozen, executed at short notice
and in the style. lfdesred they vii be sent by
mail postage paid. Call at the rooms over Slocum's
Drug store, on Confer AUey, and examine my fine
specimens before ordering plctUfes elsewhere, and
be convinced thdI can SUIT you both In price and
artistic work, as weas any operator in this section.
IL good work and low prices are wanted confidently
expect a liberal share ofthe public patronage,
Lancaster, Aug o. lSGd.-ly c. W. BoRAH.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-03

The Best aud Cheapest Horse and Cattle
Medicine In the World!
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-03

RRNARgs by lnsurlng In one Of the above Gonna,
MES his policy will cost him for Ave years sill. in.
stead of sl5Oby old sy tenn, to-wlt; '
To premumon $4,000 for Ave years. s15n M
BY scrip worth in New York 40 cents. ssO 90
BY interest received in cash on scrip, 0 90
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-09

10" Strawberry plants can be set until late in
the fall, if covered we'll with leaves or straw.
From two pieces of ground of the same size,
and equal in other respects, sold this year six
hundred and nine quarts of the Golden Oueen
for 81 and from the other planted with vii.
son 3 Albany, three hundred aud twenty three
quarts for sal difference of nearly two hundred
per cent. in quarts, and more than three hundred
per cent. in.price in favor of the Golden Queen,
Mr.. I. A; Newton, l52 Main street, Rochester,
purchased the berries, and will substontiate tbo
TACT as to the quantity and price paid.
VIII guarantee all orders to be delivered in
good order. | can send by mail from hundred
to hundred and fifty OF the strawberry plants,
in one package and from six to twelve Crane
vines. postage paid.
Cash orders filled in rotation Orders marked
G. o. D.. the buyer must pay the express char,
eS, and will the collection
Out Of nearly five hundred orders received
this spring, have iost only two.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-09
rCopied from the Southern Rnrallst. nrinted a,

AmityCity, Louisiana.
The GOLDEN QUEEN STRAWBERRY Those
who desire to raise fruit of tomato size and
strawherrF flavor, will find just what they are
looking Tor IN the Golden Queen JUMP, of the
American Agriculturist, printed in New York
says lit is veritable strawberry. and one of
the best varieties yet raised, either for home use
or fer the market"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-09
BROWN g. PERKINS
Pianos for the People!

| a9o BROOME ST., NEW YORK.
WE wosld call the attention of the nnbIi,
W to our elegant New Scale Pianos. in III,
following styles '"'
STYLE "a, octave. Front large round
corners pain case either 0ctagon or carv-
en egs, s'raight bottom, bead moulding
sTW, p'a N, S45C
WIN serpentine moulding on plint6, cary
/ ed legs and Tyre. 400
STYLE &C." octave. Front corners LARGE
rouna' serpentine bottom, mouldin9s
same as ON style D, carved Tyre and desk,
sTYi .ar'yu ess. $50
corners finished back. mouldings on rim
aud plinth. serpentine bottom, carved
yre ana desk, elegant carved fruit levs Goo
lac ABOVE styles are all finished in elegant
rosewood cases, and have The full iron fr,roa
raehch action harp pedal. beveIed top, ivory
Aeys ana Key fronts, aud exceed in operstrung
pass nearly oil the ii octave Pianos new man
Maetured. They are male VI the best materials
ana Tor hnish durability, purity ana swaatnoes
OF tone cannot be surpassed. N'''0''
Inc Tour styles described above emhodv oil
the essential changes in exterior finish of case
Witch are ny many manufacturers run up 10 N
or 20 patterns. W W 10
we invite the attention of the public. Of
dealers and the profession, to critical .xamio
"tion OF the merits IF our Pianos. go
ny avoiding the great expense attendant upon
costly factories and expensive warerooms IN ,b
cry, we are enabled to off these Pianos nt
p ai, Mn,cn dely competition, and invite all to
where. P"'o"asihg else
When references and testimonials are reopirea
oy snose about TO purchase instead Of presentins |
u,spay OF professional names. we refer TO the
pa,ues 10 Whoin we have sold our Pjanos Thar. |
Judgment as to the real merits of orr instr,
anen.s as 70 their durability. touch sweetness
ana power OF tone. standing In tune, lie. has
Sa, on an actual experience being Of far more
value than the mere good opinion Of the Arts,
however capable. who merely tries In n wars
ru 'sat, Instruments in perfect tune and order
Y men nave Just received the workmen,s lsst
nhishihg touches Our motto il az '"p"'
~, -G Sun !, Sales and Small Profts.o
BROWN s. PERKINS.
% 40 Broome st. New York.
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Fhe Ciareni0nt
MANUFACTURING co.

" hotesatc booksellers, Statsoaeys phi.
FISHERS, and Book 8 Paper Makers.
cLAREMoNT, N. IL.
'fae1I sIncitedfor any kind of printing pare
Every var, ats, ~ ESQ OF writing paper.
Allkinds ofschool books,
n, EVERY new book published,
DIT Ichs, pencils and envelopes
Jobs, Jobs of Binding and rebind,,s
printing ink, DC. Cash paid for rags.
y. J.. GODDARD. Agent
fI,ro :, GEoRGE q. IDE,
L, e'On'' ~ H. LEMuEL N. InE. 2y
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-09

The above shows fair, average sample of Der.
ries OF this new variety exhibited at this Office
July 9TH, 1866. II is of a beautiful bright scarlet
color Of very high flavor, and enormously pro-
ducti.e-many berries measuring six inches in
circumference. 1t ripens fifteen days after the
wilson, aud is thus most valuable as late berry
for family use or marketing. picked nice ber-
ries of the Golden Queen as late as the 18th of
July.
Every person should set out largely of the
GREEN PROLIFIC. The berry is nearly az large
as tie Golden Queen, very early, tender, and
sweet 1t is recommended We highly in the
eastern part of the State, where ii is better
known In fact, TIE Golden Qleen and Green
Prolific are the two best berries in cultivation.
The Golden Queen sells in our market for four
shlllings per quart, where the Wilson, on the
saine stand. only brings twenty-five cents-ncv.
er have sold the Golden Queen and Green Proli.
fic Tor less than thlrty.fye cents, when the Will
son brought on y twelve cents Many persons
in hester are setting bed Of the Golden
Queen on purpose to mix the berries with the
Wilson they get from five to seven cents more
per quart for the Wilson by doing SO.