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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-21
GOVERNMENT SALES,
T ARGE SALE OF PUBLiO PROPERTY

DKrsT or ARMY CLOTHING AND Eovr,AsY, !
JRrFBRsosy!LLE, typ Jan is, ls3S
will be sold at public emotion ct the Oletning
Msr. hsuses Hospital Groundsl in this city. on
MONDAY, the Sd day Of February next, com.
me ncing At 10 clock m. the following articles
( g ar: 4 Sass: l I%i g kk....s.
IL .229 TTovsers. foot. 900 Canteens.
Us do. mou nted .ls7 pairs Mittsns.
L, 2S shirts, wooden. sg prs Metallic Scales.
5a Drawers. 20 Common Tents.
Al 0iJ ssckCosts, unlined .l5 Wall Tents.
l1In do lined. q Wall Tent Files.
ll,rS6 do. Jackets. ls Hospital Tent Flies.
TO- I9 pairs Stockings y Sibiey Tents.
no colep Blankets. $50 sets Tent Poles.
sa pairs Broeans. t9.s Cap Covers.
2N5 prs Bootees, mach. 23S Hats.
sewed. l,54t Forage Gaps.
2sS pre- Bootees, pegged z 500 Hat Eagles.
90 pairs Boots.
Also, various other articles Of Clothing and
Samples can be seen At the Depot within Eve
day of the sale, and caaog will be furnished.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
BY order of the q M. General.
iaaI-6tB Capt. ard M. s. K. o. s. Army
EXTENSIVE SALE t q BOOTS AND BOOT.
Qsarfermosfer's Oge,
Phalddstphta, Pa. anuary Is. 1858.
VIII be sod at public snction, at Schuylkin
Arsenal, in this city, on TUESDAY, February
Is 8, the following surplus stock Of Army Boots
1884 pairs machine -sewed Boots, and
LIS 900 pairs machine Boetees.
Gsale will commence at 10 a. m.
Terms: Cash in Government funds,
Any information relative to the above will be
ia @,EtB ''f Bvt. Col. and 4: O. O. M. u.s.A.
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iMarria9rs.

SPRING -GRoOM-In Brandon, Dec. 3d, by
Rev. +. TuNhury, Isaiah spung, OF pitt-iorl, and
Carrie b. Grpom, q Brandon.
L.ARKIN- HULETT. At Gryenyille y. Y.
Dec l,i, by Rev. WIN. II, Tiffany, George 81
larSiu, of kast Greenwich, y. Y, and AlueJ.
Hulett, pt rlWlst.
SUMNER OLDS-In Chester, Nov. 18Th, by
Rev. T.. ; Poster A. 4. sumner, OF Ca,tlrfon,
and Frances T., Olds, OF Shre wstury.
BErKWITH -wHITE-In Chester, Nov o..
hv Rev. l.. :. Poster, Ramon + BsekwltL, OF
Weston, and Lizzie Ii. White, Of Londonderry.
KINiBALI-w OOD-In Springfield. Nov. rs.
George klmhall, Of Springfield, and Mr.. Matte
b. Wood, of Rockingham.
CLARK-SNlITH In Chester. Dee i'h, by
Rev. g. llhbird, Wallace :. Glars, % W,,tu.u--
ter AMI Anna \, Smith, Of keene, II.
CORNISH - BU nHANAN In brandon. ON
IA. sth inst, by Rev. &. \. Thomas, Mr. John +
Cornish, Of roultuoy, and Nil. Esther Ann Eu'
chtuan, or Brandon
WARN Err ARNER-At Pttst5ri. Dee S,
by Rev NJ. \. Munson, Mr.. Nyrou C. Warner,
OF Rutland and Miss Julia NJ, aldcst daughter
Of ChapIn Warner
BLOpGETT - HINkLEY - In burlington,
Dec. s,h, by ri, Rev. Bishop De Goesbriand. Iu-
Their L. Blolgett Jnucd States Consul II ~
Johns, 7. q, and Mrs, Mary \. HjuA.eyi OF Bur,
Angton.
RAYMOND-W WALKER In sharon. Nov IT,
by Rev Philetus clark, Charles Raymond % Lu3-
low, and Mrs. Eheu Il, Walker of sharon.
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Deaths.

DENTON In Hoyleton, IL, Nov. -a.h, Mrs.
t-.'l.. n ienyo", aged 80 years VIE OF
Francis Denton, and daughter OF Franklin and
LYDIA sbedd, OF Mt. Holly, Vt.
This second announcement of sudden death Of
absent children takes deep hold on the feelings OF
the family Of which she was member, as well as
the numerous friends by which she was held in the
highest esteem, Mrs. d. sought and found favor
with God and has ever lived true, devoted
Christian, OF which the world Acknowledged She
mus. have been with Jesus and leayuei OF HIM
And while We sympathiss deeply with the hus-
band and friends, We can but think what is our
loss Is her gatn as she enters her Heavenly home.
clasps her little Flora in Mothers embrace. and
Is permitted to see the God she has honored and
served face to face, ana hear his loving voice As
bc repeats the welcomed words "Wcn done,
thou good and faithful servant, enter thou into
he JOY Of Thy Lord
Vermont papers please copy.
JONES-In Brandon, Dec. 18th, Of typhoid
pneumonia, Mr.. Alvin b. Jones, aged - years,
] months and days.
LOOMIS-In Montpelier, Dec. 7th. Charles
LOOMS, A. M, son OF the late Hon. Jeduthan
LOOMS, aged IS years.
Marion T.. wife Of Dana White, and daughter OF
Hon. Jefferson T. kIdder, Of Dakota, aged g
years.
MONROE At Granville, n. Y, Dec ., r. &,
Monroe, NJ. D., aged 81 years
BUGGLES-In Ludlow, Dec :, after a brief
illness Of four days 1t a. Black River Farm" the
residence Of his son-iu-law, George II. Cole Esq
William Ruggles, tog1nerly OF Walpole, y. H,
aged 50 years
The remains were, On Wednesday, conveyed to
Walpole Tor internent.
THOMPSON-In Chester, Dec It'll, sedeer A.
Thompson, aged Is years.
EARLE-ln Chester, Dec, 9Th Capt. Memo
phon Earle, aged Gs years.
New York and Western papers please copy.
HOLMAN In Rutland, Dec. 18th, AunHa c.,
wife Of Osgood Holman, aged 50 years.
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LATEST NEWS.
By TELEG ,RAPu.
From WASN'T. lgton,

WASHING ToN, Dec II,
The secretary Of war reports TO the
WAYS and means committee that the mill.
tary expenditures from July let, 1865, TO
June 80, 1865, a period Of three years,
were about $685., 100000, Of which it is
believed that, as near as can DO ascor'
tanned without long and Ted ious inycsti-
guJiou, nearly one hundred m lions were
on account Of liabilities incurred during
the rebellion, leaving one hundred and
niucty-dyc millions as the outlay for the
current expenses during the time named,
an average Of sos, 100000 per annum
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TnE WATCuMAN AND REFLECTION
BY reference 10 our advertisement col
umns, our readers will notice the prospec'
tus of the Watohman and Reflector, pub
hshed by J. W. olmstead \ Co, Boston.
This is the Oldest religious paper in the
world, with one exception, and embraces,
among its contributors, scientific men in
both hemi,pheres In January, 1869, it
enters upon its fttieth jubilee, increased
in size, and with the be,t wishes of its
numerous patrons 1t i. the organ Of the
Baptist denomination in New England.
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A1tNNTNn, AGENTS. 50 y. saNo

W Teg upath, ,yeUy Whcrc. male aii tama'c
rtrrtu.u rha GEN NE MPRlN IT, COM
7" u stNSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
49, hiuv viii stitch. hem, fell, tuck, gull i,
"' 'H hrtd and cmbraIecr m most .tpori.
l'' luna Frlar uulv ans. Fully warranted
oE ~ We viii pay alOuD ,or any ma
ayr h'' 2.'t @ww IL STRONGER, more beautiful, or
. N"' '' ""i H,n ours f. makes tho ''clh.-
he lpas-.pbch.' Ever, ..Il,ea ,,,rt v,,hop,
u4 sail 'he 10th c4nn"t be s,5tn 200 psr
+ urms i'. We pay Agrus mon, fp5in which
uth and aNptHsa~, co. cuuinissil,. R.,..s SE.
rNlts 90 - amount eau hc made. Adu. Is
NMB 49,, fJrrsnrE,u, Pa noS4os, n.
or So. L1ris, No.
'AtT"N, DO NOT bD imposed upon ny other
lt+ ts7 Uiuiug uii waf' hr-s oast-lron machines,
u1gr the slime nam, OF otherwise. our maehine
d tas only g nuiur and really practical rlrtpma.
htuv ulAuatHct HrCll.
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NoucE-In calling attention to the
Of S, L, Brown, in another
column, we quote from the Vermont
Union, published at Lyndon we can
confidently say Mr., Brown has the best
business in town, and at the price he
offers his real estate, it is the cheapest
property We know Of anywhere, There
is certainly an excellent chance for BUSH
ness man with capital of $4,000 or
5000"
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The pluck Of the place ia marvellous, and
worthy Of imitation,

DENsINoroN,--Good sleighiug at BEN
nington,
Vincent lectures at Bennington on
Monday evening,
Joseph ii, Ioriug, who was injured
in sandlake, by the breaking Of the king
bolt Of his wagon, is out again,
"A lady in Bennington possesses very
pretty diamond ring, which "tho Spirits
made for her, So she says,
"A few days since We published an ae'
count Of three rowdies running into the
teams Of George Benton and a Mr., Parker
Hurley was killed, Palmer has been tried
and sent five years to State Prison, Sui
liyan was fined ESQ and costs,
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FEsrWArr-rhc ladies Of the Baptist
shurch Of Iydevillc, will hold a festival
At the village hotel, on Friday evening
Dee, 18th, Christmas presents, in great
variety, will be for sale; refreshments,
embracing oysters, etc, etc, will he pro-
yidci, 4 cordial invitation is extended
"a an
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uuNTER's GUIDE 4 TRAP

q M" ''IHTI ITIT1TTs
How tu AHut and trap altJmmals 90 tan furs,
make trsps. bouts, NJ. worth .lO 70 any farmer
d, luy. ruNtfa "a husus receipts Wen
4.mteI sNa bound. a psRas, Only - cents;
.ul iai a. Audtyss y, HUNTER s 60, Illus
a4,s. y, It.
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LARGE HoGs.-Mr. Oryille Goodrich
Of Wells, killed pig last week, eight
months aud four days old, which weighed
four hundred and forty-four pounds Mr.
Sylvester Clark, of the same town, about
the same time killed hog, eighteen
months old, which dressed six hundred
and six pounds. The town of Wells
seems to be ahead, thus far, on fat hogs.
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ZOE sALE.-THE PAPER MILL

l. property, consisting of the nall and maehin-
cry, two good dwellings and one barn Also, -
scyss ~ I.nd. ali In this village The land has
mineral springs fully equal to any in the state,
not excepting any, as there can b cures ssra% n
that are truly wonderful. This property Viii ba
sold in parcels or all together, TO suit purchaser
As ia known that the Slate business IS a. pselt-
ahls az Marble II makes this very desirable n"
city, as the rights OF this water pt'ilefr
carry three or four large slate miiis. 4'-t
will be sold with or without machinery
Also, a Slate Quarry for sale
Fairbayen Dee. 10, 1900.
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SuRrRisED.-EdHor Rltland Uefald-
On Thurday evening, Dec, 10Th, was
vending my way to East Pittsforl, when
IN sight Of the Methodist Church saw it
illuminated with lights shining more
brilliant than usual. Imagine my sur
prise OH entering the house, to find a
large company Of pleasant, orderly, and
happy persons as are to be found, assem-
blel to pay me a visit, which visit was
of course protractcd to a seasonable hour,
when the good night was given. But as
they retired from the place we learned
Ina, our friends had left i'll cash, ffty-four
dollars, for the benefit of the preacher, for
which the donors will receive my hearty
thanks. u. AUSTIN, Pastor.
Chittenden, Dec 14th, 1853.
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HotlDAy Goops.-Pruient people are
huyiug their holiday gifts under the i'm
preston that they are cheaper now than
thrv will br next week.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

PERsoNAL,-lIon,H Horace Greeley Wa,
in town for few hours last evening, en-
route for Montreal, where he lectures To-
night, The veteran editor Of the Iri'
buuc is looking hale and hearty,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

RUTLAND.-The Burlington Free Press
Of Tuesday says of our town: New
buildings are still going up in Rutland.
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= Gsw advertisements.

NATIONAL BANK OF POULT-
~ NEY.-fhe annual election of Directors Of
said Bank will be holden on Tuesday, January
10Th, $50, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the office OF
said Bank NJ. CLARK,
decljdlt&w2w Cashier.
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40 WAYS OF MAXIM

~ Wheat, rive and Corn BREAD from tried
Nyagllt-. viii Dee found m "ARrHUR'S HOME
VI AUALINE" tot January, 1862 Twgut ceuts
number Get it ~ m News Ascuts, ~ send 'he
mi in It's. AkIuUBS SONS, Phtadrtrh!s,
ral lf .,sla iH promptly Woll,A.
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COMMITTEE ior rrini.

KINGSTON, Dee, H.
DR. FHuiok, ono Of the principal ply
,icians here, has been committed for trial
ON the charge Of committing a rape ON "a
gifl 10 years old,
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,!HE AMERICAN UNION
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81 80 4 Y L. A r.

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Of the rebols AZ Moran that p,r,h has
been perfectly tranquil II states that
among thc rebel ol'lcer- killed. IN thath
tie We're TIVE por-aus represented % have
been colonies in the Mexican army.
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aleu- a Advertisements.
u BAIL & co,

- BALL & co,
hs Wore ErTER, Mass,
Manufacturers ~ MoOdsuTth >, naniels, IN
array and Woods Psaners Moulding, Matettai'
Iananlhe. MoTtiang shaping, aud Boring Ma
eAlues, solnll saws, ke--a~ing, Hand borint I,
Wool Turning athes, and variety OF OF O.
macniAes tr working w0d
! .i, The hest Patent noar Hus and Raj Gar
Murii,iaE Machines m the World,
agna tnr oar Illustrated Catalogue,
llsHAAn HAL r. L. HlLsTRD
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Boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for the HEEALp By Cat8HEE-
LIS, STuRGEs 4 Co., Commission Mefe'.tIsts,
10 and 81 F,,n-uil Han MaIa4t, bos. On,
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lIA~Ou hi 81 Of March last, the
u.Nn of Ira. o~el nothing 20 the trustee.
If .tu tun,l States Surplus Fluid, and
.f.. wtlI, amouu, II its town debt VA,
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hi. tn,II.r.-. and fIa.r he NAV ever be a,
''r'nate' lot only IN saving from de>truc-
'''''' '''''.' 3D.. ,''..,'',','--- f'-tD..!'
rt...,,.,.r,S ON Saturday last. T. NJ.
YIN S'.Nio". E-'i. "- ,lea'~' 'AAe'4""n
10y ~ MAJORITY to III! The vacancy caused
~ 'Ag Fe'iIn'il'" OF 'u"s' n""", us
"2l""'"t was h''.'''S p ''''.''''y i''i'
\rw HorEI. n BrEIT>GroN The
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II r....r-..,. o,uo,ite the post office, with
sl.. rna.ua. on Main street There are
g., all rg-,.r,,, room, ylea.autly arranged
f,,.+t.. .... .n,l.,latiou Of Guests.
IT,. >aHAI. -Ju8Eo Poland and Mr.
Dawes ui.i be among the speaker. i'll the
uau,. when The death If 3fr. Stevens is
.u,.agu ..l there next Thur,lav Mr..
sumner at} p,..b.lIv speak in III. SEN
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EMPLOYMENT!
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THE GREAT METROPOLIS,

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soeia, Gathering aud Presentation.


On Thursday evening. December 10Th,
large company OF the people Of West
Rutland, old and young, assembled at the
Town Hall ii that place, for the
purpose Of expressing to Mr.. r.
Q, Thrall, their appreciation Of his
consistent and untiring laoors Tor
many years in furthering the cause OF
Sacred Music in that community, 4 more
social, happy and Joyous party, rarely
ever met. The refreshment table as Is
usual in West Rutland, was loaded with
good things, Mr., Thrall had been the
leader Of the Congregational Choir,
for most of the time, for sew
cral years, and has taken deep inter
est, and expended much time and money
for the benefit aud promotion OF Church
Music. These we'll known facts prompt
cd his numerous friends to meet and give
full aud spontaneous expression OF their
appreciation OF his public services, not
only in words, but also in presenting him
with rare, rich and valuable testimonials,
consisting Of a splendid silver tea set Of
six pieces, also a cake basket, butter dish,
spoou.holder and elegant coffee urn. The
urn wa, acknowledged by all as the best
they ever saw. Tho whole cost wa
about one hundred dollars. They wert
furnished by Me,srS, Giddings and Ad'
ans, who are deserving OF the well earned
reputation which they sustain, Of keepinl
tho most extensive and complete H-nrtmen
OF silver Ware and Jewelry in the State
Tho riit was the most valuable Of any
ever presented in West Rutland, After
tho pre-cntatian, which was made in a lev
appropriate remarks, the recipient replied
III "a happy and wcA timed reply, relative
10 the manner Of conducting Sacred Mu
Sic, and most cordially thanking hi
ueighbor- and friends, for the token O
their appreciation Of his labor, and friend
ship. The Rev, Geo l.. Gleason, Pasto
ot H., Congregational Church, then ad
dressed the company in an intcrcstin.
manner. Tie company separated 10
thr.r homes, and ,xpres,cd perfect salts
faction with all che exercises Of III even
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

I VON IT II.
IL Agent Wanted Male and female in ev-
arv r1atity al from 20 $40 day, to sell the
l5ip.} i8pnItf WafE u Ant published. A. lrtss
s. Jt1Nts ~ i}erA msn street, y. Y.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

E'KEE TICKETS TO THE WEST
Gi,en % Accents, by CD COOPER, 2Js
Ilrntdv ~. s.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

James NJ. Keith, Democrat, lawyer is
reelected He. was born in Randolph,
Vt, April Is, 1919, and in 1854 was presi-
dent Of the common council of Roxbury.
He has served during the past year on the
committee on ordinances and on public
institutions lie was a member of the
Legislature from Roxbury in 1851.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-17

Tie iutsal4e:iou af tbs remarkable improve
mcnt is attended with but Ettle trouble and cx
'pcuse, and can be put uH in "A few hoars II the
largest establishments
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-11-13

And when the old lines were again
distinctivcly drawn, can we wonder
that the result of thesnews,strsggglcT
has been the sawe as Of old? Many,
no doubt, believed that in Sustaining,
tic Republican party they secured the
fruits Of victory which were i.npcril-
led, and tI'at in th2 election of Grant.
the. country GOULD alone secure that
pcarc-which all so earnestly desired.
J.; is idle now. however. to INDULGE
in unavai!ins rcgrots,er speculate IA
TO how the result snight have been
different II is af least now irrcvoca-
ble. We mist. ACCEPT, the situation,
and conlorin to lido orr best to
modify anI contro! ii. The election
OF: General Grant las given q popninr
endorsement TO the Reconstruction
policy Of Congress, and if we may
ever hope to change the existing State
Government, VIC must DO it upon that
basis Of universal suffrage which tho
Reconstruction Acts. guarantee. TIL,
situation is had, bat tic result OF tn,
rccent election proves ttat it is not
hopeless. The ::rgro clement is eth.
ion iii Our path" but each day vii
add 10 Our strength TO control, an,
diminish his power. to resist. Tx,
;4icr;'ien of OFF ssccidc;my is bu; :