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Evening star., 1869-10-08
PERSONAL.

. A1AS0VAN 00o
TWILL GIVE The FIRST MONTHS sALARY
iG any op me n P.s o ,ss ~
GGeBartmsnn. address City Post Once, 1T; D.
sfS sS Day s
Asstss ' 'soSso28 o2'iss EzSSGSS ;sSa Z
EAECY sI0eEKEEPER Rs Can now be supplied
: g.ncy Goods atwM. PRINCE's S Siampins Rooms,
ssa street sole Agent for the District Agents
I OsT-IsA BELLA RUkKLEY-In goi az from
streets; bright brown skin girl between SIX and and
seven years OF age; hsd on when left little vel.
hearing OF the same will confer great favor By
her TO hsr very mneS 5os Li4:
m ApAMk MASGEnLOT. ". PARTs, DOES
Ml UP LACE &c CUkIAIrs s sss.sSIly ana esa.ti;
EEST sSsT sf's II The
Oes Bsss.sn s:aH::d'n OK .sa mn sS:Sss streets.
MADAM nARTIn has returned to this city
ystis.s and fnosisSse, msss:s. reissSS 70 0cust. %
ship, MatIipony, and Business. 70 eli xSo desire
PesnsSivsnis avenue. Sst.ess Sd and Il streets.
where: between the heurs q O'clock . =. and
services Ladies, 81 aensismsS, az ocSrs &C soss.
!s: .aS Ne As1s ss .ssI SSA %
sseRs s si ts IN
.w p.muJ: g. .skkdSsaIiES:
n:1 H.1Is.. s.s e; evenes.
u esnsuitsd old DR. DAHbY. at his Sssidsnes.
81 81 few sSor: soSsh Of Pa evsnss He
Noc-o. 80 S"%% SsSS=S IN; W. ~
tie city q and rs:Snsd % n nis Sr.esic.. oaacs .sS
ss,sess esn0" no 0v' s"ess' ossRssn A!n ana ssn
"ree9. eenla-
Jaurs HUoHua. stEz .s.s-.
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DENTISTRY.
DR. LEwIE = DAVIS, DIEfAL AssOOIA
~ TION,
No. $50 PBNHeYLvAHIA AVENUE,
Between l3th and 18th strsets,
TEETH BXrRACTED WITHOUT Pam

No Charge viii be made for eYtractins where A..
tincial Teeth are inserted, although the
p;, psne;ns, VIII bs REQUIRED TO pay for the Q,DX
viii be deducted when the teeth are made. Ths
Assoctation Is nov prepared TO make Teeth oB
phia, and Boston prices. All persons wishing den.
tai work done can have it as cheap in the above
and best manner, and Narra pted to give entire
satisfaction. Persons viii do we'll 10 call and on.
Evening star., 1869-10-08

= z HEAVY ALL WOOL OAssIaTRF P1NTs
sAKs CO..
scl-tf SIT Seventh street,
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AUCTION SALES.
RO.MO RR0W.

Rr CHAS. ". BoTIL!H. A.etienssr.
u tUuccessor to ]. q. nc0uire 90 D
Corner Of Psnnaylvania avenue and 10th g..
sALR or HoUsruoI0 yURNIrURR. IRox
eApBS. BUR0D AWO WAGON. &c
a n. .9ntAfUnDAY MOAN ING. ct 10 o'el,ck,
W shall cell In front Of my auction rooms the
IL usual VARIETY Of Household Hurniturs, 70
Iron safes, Horse, Wagon, &c.
oe TT OHAs W. BOrDLER, Auc..
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OF Ehb1oEhTkIOH,d deceased the edmintstra-
tor aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the
SPpGsi1.s,sa PM ISEspAY; sss ists ssy = SssSssr. a
the personal estate Of said deceased, ana Of the
assets in hand, as far as the same have been col
the creditors and heirs said deceased are notified
tS attend, with their claims properly vouched, or
benefit in said deceased's estate provided copy
Of this m order der Be pgbli:hsd once week for thre.
day. Test-A. wEBSTER,
% A-lawsw Register Of wills.
nRPHANs' COURT, Sept. 81. Isss-DIsrRIcr
the case q sHEs sna
MENEr, EXECUTORS Of John Morgan deceased, the
sss b @ 5 Of
said; appointed SATURDAY: the 18th day Of DC
o s
and Of the assets in hand far as the came have
SSsr ali Ss ana ed @
ceased are notified to attend. with their claims
s
week for three weeks in the Evening STAR" pre-
''O'. ~ Test: wIBsrIB,
se A-lewsw Register Of Willie.
United sTAIls PATlET oF!IOI,, -,
tn. PETITION Rsssf of IN s.-
ss :: e: s.Sss s:s 81 q 6e:1.s:
closed on the zth day Of November next, thet the
@s Ss Ss as g S :SS ta' o
And tsst .,sa petition y heard On the 18th daT Of
..,,.,.v,- 1sA1ITIsdL,ss; 1sA1TIsL 9; ITsaER; q
PRoPosALs FOB COAL.
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
offw wasaisefoN, M ssSs1ss ssSssubsr AbAsfis =, lie.
eeeled PYslocsls MilI be rseeived st this Once,
s.v:y o. 8 y. sSs a:
of iisht Hundr:d Tons g 80 lbs. 70 ne toni q
.nd l:'
and for rifty CORDS Ssss merchantsble Osk wosd,
CO.: Z ss 3: g:
s.nsts ysalts: anasr u: Sir.cs,1. p Of tSs Chief
cosi and nsassrs the Seod -~.
.s,s..v 'oHss s.rs..nt =; Sat.HSSn: 9 SII,
R fsrnss, a.s pse,sria
i"' Ans HaHuftcsursr' OF
, BILLIA1D IALLa AND CUls,
s1LI1Asp oLofE. c8as. ~ fSSrrrR 2 ousnx
Ass a,:s s1.IlAsD nssSs y SsI.ss. % G:.;T;
pI0f0SALs T01 fK7SH BIZ.
1r1Hs4sas,s,, Hs. q s s,.:! .,,,s1sy = ,D.s..sr
!! s;s.:s sss :; ::..,;:s
;ss Z. ss::s :..s:: .:
3: s.::: $: !; s:
h;.:nss 1sy airsss; :. -. .........
t.. 1i fsisil1sns 0sS q fhsir sos.sse give eo'a'
CoeSts.s.s' r'sairs.s.ss; pssesssts; e., .
Brsvse = 4ajor a1d Chief o. s.. 4
NAlRDxes CUBxAUos -. sesa -
aH Z - 81 - f-fs s- q
M n: hAeS1sfs sF0sxE =.
80 oVM ~ S%:s I
l2 - b. Du &C., Ses6lissnssA
E1UIf PR1sRRvIHa JARS.
Best In use as NV. BURCuBLLp,
corner Of 10th and streets.
su under Bbbttt Hsuse.
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RARGAINs ARD 10 BI HAD Ar
ID B. AILLRkS.
In LADIIe' DRIsS GOODS, ehsvs, Blankets,
rlsnnels; Goods for Zen end Boys wear; ,0aliooes
at 8, 10, l21a, Is. Good, yard vide Bleeched
muslin le1z, Is, IL, %. Table Linens. Nelhius,
Covelings. Ghsetinas, &c. se 10-lms
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SO n.R,rygsf REosTvED.
FURa OLD CIDER yrupoAR:
IS oexes prime New York Ractory CaH1Sp. far
saiest ioysst Esy Iork sed BsItinere lrtess.
IN tsan. ays.. bsevssS M 81 ne ..
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ALL STOVE BUYBRs

"a ALL STOVE BUYBRs 10
2Ar' s. E, e invited to ss,min. my '''or'.
eTOv YES. st.H
Call and see the samples. think cau please in
PRIOE And KIND.
l.1 SIMPSO
sSTE WART STOVE ENCY,
PDNNeYLvAN1AA AVENUE. EkJfl
ss30-6 between 10th and llth streets.
CBALED PROPOSALS WILL BI RBOuIvHD
~ until noon, october 18th, 1859, at Washington
6Gndrsd iiee) fons WHiTl 1sH GOAL. Thirty
Cords OAR WOOD and Iifty CORDS Bakers
b1s :Si mat 3 % s; Ss s1d
b Of good mercnsatable quality, al Of which must
Be delivered within twenty. nvs days from date Of
The cenmissieusu reserve he right 70 reject
Srs:; E the Board Of E.'h
oeI I'd 6eeretaIy.
NAVY PAYMAST1Rp OFRfCE,
II WAsBfNoroN, d. o.. October II 1859
sealed Proposals, TO be endorsed Proposals"
Win be resolved st thaS once until Il m the 18th
S:k Ss: di e *. NV e s ssk , 70
ject to the usual eonditions. &c.
Bureau Con sfrnctios aed RepdiY
5f00 fove Thousand cubic feet White oak Logs.
Bidders referred 20 the Assistant Naval Oon-
s.ns eins to sia oos
Bioders VIM itste In their bids the date within
e' 'A' - Con " HpWfHi srrwAHr.
!. foe7 st Paymsstsr Q n.
NovBLrY FOUNDRY AID nAOHIND
Evening star., 1869-10-08

ID Successor to j. q. Mcclure & Co.,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 10Th street.
IxfEEsIvE SALE OF FURNITURE, CHINA.
GLAsS AID PLATED GOODS, &C., By OAT
q have received several invoices of fne
~ Cabinet furniture, China. Glass, Plated
Goods and Cutlery. copsgned for sale as
tauciion. The goods will arrive during the
preesnt week, and will be speedily arranged for
inspection The sale will take place on or about
the l4th instant. Catalogues can be bad on the
day prior to sale-particulars in future adver
tist tment
:, Persons in want OF good articles OF Household
ccs-st INTER- Chron. s,ubi Aucts.
VNRUsTEE'S SAL1 OF VALUABLE IN
Il Proved PROPERTY ON 7 ST. NORTH,
BETWkEN nth AND 18TH STS. WEST.
"a ny virtue OF deed Of trust to the under.
IA: signed as trustee, bearing date Be ptember the
Afrst, 1893. and duly recorded In Liber T and
No folio s6s etc. one Of tee lsnd records for
the written request Of the psrt1 secured thereby,
premises, Lot No. 5. in Willard's subdivision
square No. Isl, and improvements thereon, con-
sisting Of new, we'll built Frame House, contain
ing six rooms, and all in good order
If the terms Of sale are not piled with within
tb rec days from The day OF sale, the undefsfgned
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
Terms made known on day OF aale.
90 WILLARD, Trustee.
ocs (Repl GRIHH 4 WILLIAnS, AuctS
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tWk SAIL, BIZ GBGBN WILLlA Ans AOC.
TIUNEERS-We will offer for sale. on WE'D
EkeDAY, the 18th instant, at 1 O'Clock ,. M, on
the premises. i've beautifui Lots each froutina "a
By 100 feet deep Said lots are on Lawrenoe street,
between 18th and 18th aud = and 9 streets. Also,
q. in Square No 2J9, which frsnts on o street 2i
inches BY lOo deep, and lie: between 18th aud
i'm mproving peighborf oOd and il . good opportn.
nifty for an Investment.
UOD94 DANIELLE,
Real Estate Brokers'
ceS GREEN D WILLIAM Ms, Aucfs
Evening star., 1869-10-08

On TUESDAY next. at O'Clock p. m at our
auction room will sell ten original LO CS in
Square ll17. comprising nearly half square of
around. Government title Terms: One-auarter
cash; balance g, II, and Is months, deed given,
deed of trust taken, conveyancing at purchasers
SYpenaA-
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BURLTNGToN.-The Free Press thus
speaks of the weather: On Wednesday
the thermometer, at II o'clock at night,
registered 10 degrees above zero this
showed fall of only degrees from the
point marked at the same hour the night
preceding, but the variation was consider
able during the twenty-four hours. At
one time Tuesday afternoon the mercury
stood at 80 The wind, which blew
sharply during the day, Gained down by
midnight, and a brilliant moon shono
through an almost cloudless sky.
1t also gives the following skating in
cident: Daniel Kern, jr., one of our Bur
lington boys, made the first trip to Juniper
this season, having skated nearly to the
island and back yesterday afternoon. He
reports the ice at least tao0 inches in thick
ness, and slipping, all the way, of the
very best. He may congratulate himself
on being able to tell the tale Of his daring
and risky exploit.
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Protestant Episcopal CoDvocation
of the Diocese of Vermont.

The Vermont Convocation held its reg
ular meeting on the 18th, 18th and 14th
inst, in St Paul's church, Burlington.
There were present nineteen clergy, (all,
or nearly all of whom took part in the
services viz: the It Rev. Bishop Bis
sill: the Rev Drs Bailey, Douglass,
Hicks, Howard and SWEET; the Rev.
Messrs Atwcll, lrcctor of the parish,
Bliss, Fairbanks, Graves, Hale, I. a.
Hopkins, Mcllvaine, Peck, Pitmau, Rob
erts, and Smith also the Rev. J. III. Hop
kins, of the diocese of Albany, officiating
pro temp0re at Vergennes, and the Rev.
II. C. Kinney, officiating at Randolph.
On Tuesday evening, after the service,
the bishop gave extemporaneously "A stir
ring missionary sermon on Home or Paro-
chial Mission Work. He had arrived at
church but Just before sermon time, hay-
ing been detained b. late train in con
sequence of storm. After the service,
there was very pleasant clerical reunion
at the rectory.
On Wednesday, after morning prayer,
preceded by a professional, the bishop
celebrated the Holy Eucharist, assisted
by the Rev. Messrs. Bliss,5Dr. Hicks and
Atwill. A faithful, earnest sermon on
the Christian vocation, concluding with
an appropriate address to the clergy, was
preached by the Rev. DR.. Douglass, Of
Windsor. The music at this and the
other services was rendered by the clergy
ably assisted by the organist of st. PauPs
church. 1t was partly choral, including
the Psalters and the Glorias at the end Of
sermons. The bishop, as usual, closed
this and the other services with the bless
| ing.
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Tn .r.rInAv-t Christmas. Easter and
Wm.m-tii,.; tha.r -orieI Festivities,
IT.. #aa and Carols BY. Nathan &
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mn j. .,.a,.r i,v-" and the STRAIGHT
la.e1 arn.r of h'u.-ia,t;.m. i but.
sorry, scerear,,y Tl,,,n.uit,, set- tbrou i
il ii the chgra1, t,<.,o .r,on, fir snort
iyana.. N hen. cnryIcgIaro il !, nof II i,
oh,..l fer +bat +a..s,p ont Of her Acid
Snirit,a1 bpl,. 40 not fri-lten her child
-, f~,,, ,bai. nr.,. Whom those gray,
workers the Yagrg Men, Christian
Associations ara f.on,l di-au.s;ng tn,
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Magazines.

The New York Teacher and American
; W. Schermerhorn. & ca.
IT,. ,..1,,.1.l, -..-;.1;..,1 e. ~
9c''ool 'e'ci'or' oo'i' III hl-her ana lower
departments, and the friends OF cduca-
ton generally. and is worthy of their
norira and ra+rnr,e,o It's cnotan4s for
- ,-,.t -.
l''0 ''' ~; ','',''' ;,
% eIiii'h'or.' ne "f'''Ie9 are wei
written and entitled, The Roman Catho-
Ollie view Of Education in the United
S+,tes.'' arba Norn,,I school aod tha
c.,
'5'ii''' u inc "l'''' 7ciloot oo'I'I'iiS-
stoners duties III connection with teachers
Institutes The Text Book Despotism
"Thc Ventilation and Warming of School
fTor.o.,., Dpl,c,t;,,,a1 T,tntl;,,oro, >,
I'll, .1.o It,. l,..d :. ~. oxosllo,,+ ona
'''I - 90 - '''''
eohAehSed summary ~ e.'HcAll'h1l mat
tors IN Vermont, Price por year @l1O.
Smele numbers - cents.
r,..--- I,.---.--,,,.. ,,-,-.-.-r--.. D.,
=" 80 ~ / =, NV ~ l''i
Judge Roland has introduced funding
bill, the main provisions Of which are thus
stated
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n.yn,c3t Of. or exchange for. outstanding
MN. ~, ,o.a4 tb,r have Ellen due ar
Dear interest af hlSh"E rates Inc 9eere-
1'iy oi lAe IFe4SHry Is 70 tetiIe ana cap
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tGr Wis WANTED F0R on

4 u rcw hraE - HU usars, ~ &saey :. l.--
tIlrsl with r'rgnat EnsraFIfl--, IHf-, Ac. 8-
V.opi Is edition 81 tie Lac aH1 LTa l-- 81.
Paul lv f..g. - ss-1s CougEtlre IIaa-Fu- =
vivid pl.tarr oil .tha tifnss ~ Fhs E#esf Ap> ID
Warmly commend by ~ 9gfnei % go ce1Qf. =
nations. sgp.lar 20 iAc Ii-z ira Isan, a1
SOFA az 1aa-th.II Is VIsa. Atte- aaa r! 9sfi 2
in tfl- Eaasl4s't Language fau.llia-s5U- 60
"a ger fhan tvtr before Offered. CT uaar- ifee p
an. AdIT..- tile pub. sLeS-. u. ". BLISS q tAa
u lfttsr.1 conn., ssi I1le3a, Ohio.
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Decisions announced BY April 70, 1867.

ne scheda{eS Of deDagtufes and ayyir0i5 hertl
Yecifed
Decisions announced by April 20, 1860.
|
CBiflers Sbout1 crqu,iae cay.f.lYy ne t01'ms
81 instIgi,tjo 10 s
40l. From Montpelier. by Barre, South Barre
WllliamstOwn, asst BIo0kfell. North Randolph
East Randolph and Past rethaL To- Rovaltou >,
miles and back, six times a week Leave Mont
pelitr daily. except SUNDAY: al 5 ID. m: arrive al
6oyaltou BY lU31 r. rn. or M time 10 c0iluec
| with IN MI Tor Boston. Iaayr Egy1lton dallv ex.
aept SUNDAY. al n m. or ON frTi.ll ,f mai
from Boston; afriveaf Nontpalicr hv 80 r. M
40l from NJunrn.liar h,, itlrrr v. aSniurton
East ORANGE W.ut', River I4.t Fgfin.l ana
bradford Center ~ p-llfl-I gi ,r,,las4rll hack
six time a week. with a. branch morn Want :,
silver Ifd We frf-lIIp To ORANGE . milo and
harr- tlrga fir,a. = z1i. "a h. ,ir, In dino con,
arrti,u .a,. efo,-f..I',- 7,I,- 1,-..,.+ ..t1.1.
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From the Tran RIP.
Grand Isle.

As some Of us have recently taken the
trouble to ascertain the amount Of agrl-
cultural productions of our Island. the
last year, perhaps some OF your reader.
would be interested to know the result:
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE AND
CERTIFICATE.


pEoTorAL.
address is ---, county Of a---, state oI
-, proposes 10 convey the mail, ii the nl,c1
States, NON July I. lo1J, 10 June -, 1878, GA
route No. , between -- and
unacf tine advert i-.meut Of the Postmaster Cen
eTa dated November -, lSoa. HltA ''crlaTty, csE-
taInty ami security" Tor the annual sup u .
dollars.
This proposals. made with full knowledge 81
the distance u the route the weight OF tAeBnalI
70 be carried and all other particulars 10 reference
10 the route and service, and also after car, fui
examination OF the Laws and Instructions alta sICd
to The advertisement.
Dated @irnc1f
-GTAEAETTE
The undersigned, residing at --, state Of
-, undertake that II the for, going bid ior
carrying the mail on route No. --- be a scepted
by the Postmaster General, the bidder -h4l, prior
to the LIST day of july 1862 enter tile required
obligation contract TO perform the service pro
posed, with good and sufficient sursties.
This We 10, understanding distinctly the obli-
cations and liabilities assumed by guaFaut0Is
under the 9th section OF the act OF Congress Of
July 2, 1886
Dated Signed By two guarantors.l
CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster at -, state
Of -, certifes, under his oath VI Office, that
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+ land, 1913 acres.

You perceive that no account was taken
Of poultry or dairy products, hay or,straw.
Ii any other Vermont territory of like
extent has done better, send on the figures.
O. q. w.
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In the evening, missionary addresse,
were delivered, interspersed with singing
After prayers and preliminary remark,
by the rector and by the bishop, the latter
happily introduced the Rev Messrs Peck
Of Rutland, and Pitman, of Highgate
who spoke effectively and awakened tn,
interest of all. Mr.. Pitman has met witt
marked success in organizing parish al
Swanton within short time, and in Sc.
curing fine location for a church and
rectory. 4 report concerning the sue.
cessful work done in Chester, and of the
promising mission there under the charge
Of the Rev. Mr.. Flanders, was read in his
absence by the Rev. Mr.. Hale.
On Thursday morning after service, the
Rev. Dr. Bailey, of Sheldon, gave hap
PLY conceived and well-digested sermon
on "the kingdom of heaven like unto
treasure hid in field"
Encouraging reports were received from
the already established or prospective mis-
sions of the diocese.
On the motion OF the Rev. Mr.. Roberts.
the bishop appointed committee of three
to report at the next meeting, q plan fol
organizing a Board of Trust, to be incor-
porated, and TO hold property for mission
airy purposes.
An exegesis of St John A., on ''1Iira-
cles." by the Rev Mr. Roberts. was very
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- eAIE-

4 The Downs Farm, located ca the " '
stock Turnpike. one mile cast ~ Eutlaud 3 1sl-
Office and Just cat q tie village earpaIats9s- 3
nogg OF I'D Ior sale At q bargain. Sa3a iatin
gains THY acre. ~ situated up "a IcsA1- % rs V
could b. divided into "A great number q bA
lots Il has a good house and barn- wi fN i.z-
posts OF asueduct sg4ter. Also. variety - co.
nut tr.es, aud Delighted SHADE At'sli ~ -.
uish EchOii district
FOR particular enquire upon the pTem'se..
n. X. I8OMNe.
Rutland, Vt, jan il, 1862 Zw2SAlsaN-"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-28

TUFTs CoLLEGE.-The catalogue Of
Tufts college for 1869 has been issued.
The classes are as follows :; senior, II;
Junior, 10; sophomore, 10; freshmen, 10 !;
in special course, Is. The faculty num-
bers II. The yearly expenses at the col
lege amount to $l92 per student, when
rooming with another, or $2l2 alone
There are % scholarships in the Gift Of
the college varying in amount from SO
to S120 each. In the second term OF the
acadenical year there are four prizes OF
SO, each in books, from the Goddard
prize fund. From the same fund there
are also three prizes OF SO, $50 and SO,
for superiority in reading and olocution.
In accordance with the. will Of. the late
Sylvanus Packard, 10 Prizc>, OF $50 each,
are annually awarded to a--many students
who rank highest in scholarship and good
behavior
POPULATION OF RurLAND.-A recent
canvass Of Rutland, shows that there j.
go families in the corporation, embracing
a population Of probably 5,1s5. We do
not give this as an accurate estimate OF
the number Of persons in our corporation,
but only an approximation to it.
The New ENTERPRISES. 49,, The
Springfield Republican of Thursday says:
The Rutland Independent suggest.
the fostering of soap factory and con-
fectionery establishment there, As substi-
tutes for the Rutland Il Woodstock Rail
road, which seems to l-nEuish OF late
This is ali true, with the exception
that the Woodstock Railroad does not
anguish but that projeca stands in a
clearer and better light before the people
of Rutland to-day than ever before.
BUrTEn.-Bpttcr sold at from 40 to 43
cents pound for grass made. aud 30 to
30 cents for winter, at the St. Alban,
market on Tuesday.
INTERNAL RsyENUE DEcIsIoN.--In
the United States Circuit Court at Chica-
60 on Friday, Judge Drummonl decided
on two indictments that ruling of the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue that
a persona income includes debts and
promIzsory notes, payable in future, is
erroneous and parties indicted as having
fraudulent returns were acquitted, they
having excluded moneys due next year.
WENDELL PHILLIPS CoMING.-Wen-
dell Phillips viii deliver his celebrated
lecture entitled The Lost Arts" at the
Rutland Opera House, on the evening OF
FcbrulryS Mr.. Phillips is one Of the
most gifted orators in the country, and
his cloquence and celebrity will give INN
fun house. He comes to Ruta and under
the au>pice- Of Mr.. Thomas J. Suthor-
land
E>RLH RosE.--The Boston Traveller
says: We saw yesterday, on fremont
street, two potatoes II the variety known
as the Brezae'4 King Of the Early" the
price Of which are fifty doll Is each They
were raised from. seed in Vermont, What
need Of going West to make money farm
ing, when one hill Of potatoes will pr
duce over ST 000 here in New England,