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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18

Gov Cooke, in his message to the Legislative
Assembly, urgently represented the necessity
Tor law providing for the assessment of benefits
and damages upon property adjoining or abut-
ting upon streets and avenues undergoing i'm
provement. The obvious justice of such legal
provision has been generally recognized in
other cities, and it was supposed that the sug-
gesiIon would receive the attention it meriteI.
Instead of acting on general bill for assess
menis OF damages which should provide for a
CONFESSION, jury, or some other impartial
tribunal for the settlement of all such claims
the House Of Delegates yesterday hurried
through bills to pay two or three favored claim
ants In spite OF the earnest protest of several
members who insisted that the owners of prop
cry, damaged by Improvements, should all be
on the same footing, and stand or fall to-
gether. Attention was called to the fact that
me amounts appropriated were. in all proba-
oiIity, excessive, and that the claims had not
undergone the scrutiny by commission or jury
70 which all such claims should be su bjected
No argument awaited. however, to defeat the
bills in the House, but II is to be hoped that they
viii be rejected by the Council until a general
law Il framed to pay all just claims. Most OF
the people damaged are just As deserving and
some OF them much more needy than those
selected by the House of Delegates for sDeeia
legislation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18
state Encouragement Of Agricultural
Societies.

The Legislature of Maryland, at its recent
session, In addition ID the amount appropriated
for the Agricultural College, Appropriated for
the present year s5 900 to the State gricultural
Society, and 81 900 10 each of the county soci-
cites Of Frederick, Carroll, Montgomery, WASH
ingteD, and Allegany, and annually thereafter
sum Of equal amount to that paid into the
treasury OF each society, state and county, byits
members, provided such sums shall not amount
TO over $1,000 for the state and $500 for each
county society. 1t is also provided that when
ever a new society, or any society now organized
IN any or the counties Of the state, shall have
adopted a constitution and bylaws, elected
ofhcers, and raised annually, by voluntary con-
trinutlons OF its members, any sum of money
which shall been actually paid into their treas
ury LOT the purpose of being disbursed for the
promotion OF agricultural knowledge and i'm
provement, such county society shall be entitled
10 receive annually q like sum from the state
treasurer, provided such sum shall not exceed
$500 One society only in each county is to
receive the appropriation in any one year. This
Will secure to the Southern MARYLAND and Dis
tFct OF Columbia Agricultural Society about
>S,eoo, as IL embraces in its chartered limits the
counties Of st. Marys, Charles, Calvert, Prince
George's, Anne Arundel, Montgomery, Howard
and q portion Of Baltimore county, together
win the District Of Columbia and Its rural dis
triet OF washington county, which will not be
distant more than four or FIVE miles from the
fair grounds, at the junction of the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad and its lateral branch to
washington city. Why should not the District
Legislature encourage agriculture, mechanics
and the fine arts. in connection with the southern
Maryland counties, which supply her markets
with corn, hay, vegetables. &C., by appropri-
ating handsome sum of money for the promo
uon OF these objects so essential to the interest
and happiness of the citizens of the capital of
this great republic?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18

Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
ITESDAY...... lime IL. Isz2
The Star BY Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion OF it, can have The STAR mailed to
their address for such time as they desire, at the
rate or hfty cents per month. Orders, ACCOM-
panied by the money, should be sent to the busi
ness Office Of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18

Sleepy Seyerson is dragging his slow length
along in the congenial Patriot, and is trying to
convince the public that the Avenue cellars
were never flooded by a sudden rain until Sun
day night. Moreover, that everything will 20
wrong until he gets an appropriation OF few
hundred thousand dollars to build some more
causeways. What . lively. 60 ahead, whirligig
sort OF city this would be with few more Sew
ersons, Cranes. Roosevelts and Patriotsy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18

The Ohio politicians are distressed because
George b. Pendleton, like DR.. Livingstone, has
gone into hole and positively refuses to leave
Africa" Better send the Herald Stanley after
him. = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18
PERSONAL.

M rs =. SAWYKR, Cga,ycoyass, Masssfse Tsa
W MeCs1M, can be consulted ct her house, Nc
$40 tn Ut between and d, Island, upon all i'm.
porant cnsinees, past present and future iels In
WHAT OLD DR. DARBY DOES NOT KNOW
w about those Confidential Matters is mot worth
kno N.in He is the only ,seognized physician
rooms for ladies. AZ street, three doors south Of
fenr SWAMI avenue. may3O-lm-
Il AIDES SUFFERING from TRREGULART.
ties, weak neeses, or any Complaint peculiar 70
their sex should cenfde in DR. LION the Oldest Is.
to6Lishsd and only reliable and safe Physician
markings specially OF female com plants in the civ
He especially invites q call from those who have
been deceived by swindlers. He guarantees a speedy
cure or no charge. Separate Rooms for Lddv Pa.
t'epts, Rooms.-C street, between 9th and 7th
south. Hours, from 10 to q q. m, 2 to and to
p. "a. ocT.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18

Tie opening Of the Boston Jubilee went OF
yesterday stunningly, and Gilmore Is happy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18

II is rough on Greeley, but they do say that
Andrew johnson Is getting ready to support
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18

Nays WASHINGTON.
THE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF
THE 18th CEhTURY.
DR.. 9. ID. Howe's Arabian MIX Cure
FOR CONSUMPTION.
~ lures ordinary Coughs and Coles in few hours
HOwe's Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier
Is purely vegetable cleanses the system of all inn
rich blood. ~
For "General Debility" "Lost vitality.n and
"CIaIisnse The Nise,eent. Cs..u,vn
To find its equal
every bottle is worth it's weight in gold.
PRICE ~ per bottle; or six bottles for IS.
I'd. GILMAN, SGT Pennsylvania avenue.
y; DrCkETT, cor. Penna; avenue and 1d st.
A. Days Co, l4th and L streets.
J. B. MAJOR, 7th and streets
b. STONE, 7th and l. streets.
p CLARkE 90, ~ and Pennsylvania ave.
TABER Co., S2s 7th street 8. =.
p. BOWLING, ~ and streets 3. W.
fHea1THERIsi AN North Capitol and streets
W. B. SfoNE, corner 7th and streets. ''
WILGRED MCLEOD, GEORGETOWN. marl9Sm
THE FARE REDUCED TO THE CONvEN.
TON is nothing compared with the reduction
Of Prices at A sTRAUS', Clothier, lOll Pennsyi.
CASH, DOORS, BLINDS, &c-Having MOVED
- from our old stand, corner 7th st. and the canal
canal, where We have increased facilities to offer to
the public cheaper and better assortment Of Sash,
Doors, Blinds, and Building Material generally,
wishing anything in our line would do we'll to call
jeli:eo2w FENwICK 4 STEWART.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18

HOUSE, slGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
II ING.
GEO. W. CHAMBERLAIN, an old Friend of the
PSbhc, successor to B. II. CLEMENrs, 7I3 18th
street sire northwestEI am now prepared to execute
Use only the best material and warrant
Terms moderate. jeI8lm
In THE MATTER OF GEORGE M. LAM
Il PHEN, BANKRUPT.
Notice is hereby given that o second meeting Of
fhe Creditors of said Bankrupt will be held on the
18TH DAY OF JUNE, 1872, at the office Of J. Sayles
Brown, Registrar in Bankruptcy, at Washington,
jt1SA A. CHESTER, Assignee
nlSSOLUTION OF PARTERSHIP-Theu nder-
~ sign' d, trading under the name and firm Of
fullalove Hanauer, have this day dissolved their
partnership by mutual consent. Mr.. Richard Full
love is alone authorized to collect all debts due
the late firm. and will pay its Indebtedness
RICHARD FULLALOVE,
JACOB HANAUEB
Washington, ID. C., June IL, 1872. jeIS -6t'
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MEDICAL, &c.

" Hospital, can be consulted privately from Il
., Ia g 70 p H. at his oloe, n: W. Of mar
res-sence, 1909 Massceh usetts aveace. betw se1
~ and 18th SITS w. From hi. great Rerienoe
hospital, and practice Of thirty years among 18th
Eae ana female, be eao warrant . surs in 8 feV
n. e:5gpon the receipt OF $40, sdvios and uedS
cine III be sent BY cypress. He warrants to curs
ave antary emissions aulo-ly
k'EMALI DISEASES treated and Confinement
q Cases taken: Describe case a1dsenclose os, and
Sdytos and medicine win be sent. AdArsss Mrs Dr.
THOAPSOH, No. eAs n. 18th street, Philsdsl.
NE. MOTIFS FRKNCH POWDfRS, CIR ran
" CURE for Eeryoas Debility, Seminal Ila,s-
saonE, caused ey fndisoretion. oonorrhOa, Cleo.
speedily cured.
Sold in Washsngton By WI. 3. 1NfWIM
Orlgvist corner rsnnsylVaniA ave. AAd l1th tree
Prioe % Der boa. sent b. mall. VS-iY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18

The Boston Adreytiser complains that while
the guarded and frequently ambiguous weather
prophecies emsnsting from the signal Service
Department have degree Of interest, the
weather itself does not improve under the close
inspection which the government agents are
giving IL. The elements lately In their antics do
.eem 70 De unmindful Of the fact that they nov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18

And now they are arguing that the eruption
of vesuvius was q public blessing, a svertinp
the calamity Of an earthquake. To the inhabi-
tants this kind OF " blessing" must have bean
one Of those We read about, that brighten ss
they take their flight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18
nRY GOODS AT
- GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Prem this date. Monday. June l7th,)
JOsEPH i MAY

frsn this date J6 5MHsPdiy j. J %SI I7th''
9ss Pa ave-. between = 9Th n and al 10th streets,
" ill eommence to sell off bis entire stock Of fine
yrtees Bargains may be confidently EXPECTED. as
many goods are pcsi,i ely marked cost Of am.
sf s aed S9S sss
Poin ee, Paris Kid Gloves, travelling Dress Goods
Alp.ca., Blssk Beayef %osa,Is. ' Linen Press
Goods, fine White Goods, Hosiery, Domestic Cotton
- FoT short time only We shall sell our one
dollar dollar k kd e SIes Il and our
sGs esEEEEiE5 IGY .nd
GBA H. BAL GES Of all kinds. Send for circular
viii sell ike hst Cakes samnIs 81
'S cssrs s. Y TIL %
Jewelers., 50 Nassau street, New York. jeII6t
MOTT ZOE.
The f. s1:ps BE-
ar.n $. ISL. u s BEES.
Who p1se
,. spd '0lc' share Of their
- a. sTIAUs'. I0ii Pa. avenue. my3s
EOR TaI M0sI DELICIOUS lei CREAM
HdwATER ICES, gotS
je11 w. l0l3 llth street, near K.
THE GREAT RIF0RM HOvEMENT Is fully
z .ae
syIvania asSnue. my19 |;
n HAfS AND GAPS.
An the lesdins styles Dress Hstsuow
Christyr London Pearl Csssimeres iust imported
Dunlap Amidon1 New York Pearl Cassfmere0,
md the thilsdelphis Asrino Covered Dress Hsta.
A superior ssOcE Of Asekinaw snsws, the best d
| wILLETr BUOFF,
naJn No. eos Pennsylvania avenue.
EAAo HisXTob. o"psA AfAs
/ Why be eaten up with Bed BueS, Small Reaches,
dEISiW6hiaS f0WDER WIN clear tie Souss :.
rof ss.s By Al Drusgiss.
i sfi16s. iSii Psnn.Si2 nS any M. o. m1s
RCrg CAssIMIRI 80 ms. ct O and upwards,
Ut q. eTRAUe, 1OlI Pa. avenue. my0
csa - SO h o. eyesy shsas, siss, and oolOr,
- can % ''oshs ehsspss urI1-p~
q-a 1is a.lf ss So.
VERY eUPERIOR BLACK DOESKIN PANTS
nom ~ 70 S0, ct A. sTRAUs', lOll Penn.
THE EXCITEMHNT OCCAHTONED nv I0v
| y Prices remains undated 81 A. STR GfTSi
! IVA Eennss" MILO s'en"e' my0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18
LOST AND FOUND.

one MULE and WAGON. he rsnt owner " enc is re-
qpesed e come forward, prove. property, pay
ssn 81 s.! n s.ss
e. REWARO-Strayed away from the cub.
Gi s.,S::r b sr1'd with strip: do.n beck;
..Ss 81. s.s S .sS .s IT, H0"
TMKEN VI ASTRAY-OS tho 18th Inst, .
n hEirH1, red and white. sDotted, Short-%e
no The ovner win come forward, prove3
esr s::i sSa s:.: ns. s 3,
I 0sT-Sstar1ay evening, Last, In Ho1iz vernon
1 ! ilses ssoare, 9 gold KtAC3LEf; iniiiais ~ u.
ST. . aa:s: h " reward VA b aid for Il ss
S fRA11tp PUP UPON NJ RRsaIs.s. On the l4ih
oi.ek: Ei1 9 EAite Zee, md beliS.! Ths31
Ss$s ssisf I'm s1 5. ts them away
CPL 20 MY,PXIMTs1s, on the 18th inS9aat.
S S,t g T re- g CON: Sssssd. prove
s!s4::s y q ~ Is
any pss%. sSs 70 S.r
from my safe At rome time sincs MondsSss ts ss9 9H
A., sa az i'm :; .S So sa:s
ss: q. ISL sss ,Ss:Ts csp:
IA sei :a e 81 ss' S StS'. e.
hu9eIsd dollars 70 he order HGc one
hR s3 s "a; A. nSs:
fnnoSsand dollar, psyahls to the der 81 ssmnsi
sriissis rsws,d v be given and no questions
Fpe =. PROFIT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18

hRf GOODS.
CHEAP FOR CASH
japanese Pcpiins reduced to 81 ~, worth 50: Gran
auiues reduced % 2'., worth IS: Delaines reduced
70 10, worth rs Black SILK at 80. worth s275 ami
Sneep az that, Ltnens for suits, Victoria Lawns.
NainsoUss, swisees, &c rers cheap: b 'eached aud
cnoleached S0ttons, from SC. up: Androscoggiu
lotto loci New York Mills Cotton, &c: BeauIifnl
bisck and bite stripe Grer adIne, also Blue Go'i
AUG Ereen stripe, at DC. and upwards; Elegant a
other goods from Us 70 % per cent. cheaper than
avenue prices. Elegant two-button Paris Kids Al
SlH; ne-buttop do, 81. Goats and Sterling SPOOL
Cotton, &c. Call aid examine.
BR0DHEAD &Co
1900 Y street, between 18th aud 18th
Having becom. Coz eetei with the Dry Goods
House OF BRoDHEAp CO, \ will be pleased TO
see any OF my old friends and customers their place
ofbusIpess, 100 street, between 18th and 18th
v mere can show them vel selected and chean
line II goods. MRS. MARY +. JACKSON,
le'oN date Of Bretts'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-18

In its 7:3O Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Bail
road Company furnishes to the public an invest
ment security which combines the ready egotia.
bility, the convenience, and the high credit of
frstclass railroad bond, with the sodty and safety
OF real estate mortgage on land worth at least
twice the amount loaned.
They are offered at par in currency, and yield q
HANDSOME PROFIT to those exchanging sos.
The bonds are first and only mortgage ON the
road, its equipments and earnings, and also on a
land grant which, on the completion of the road, will
average q 90 acres to each mile of track
They are issued in denominations from SlC0 to
SllOO Coupon, and $40 to SO 900 Registered have
thirty years to rum bear interest of 73O per cent
in gold, and are Exempt FROM UNITED
STATES TAX to the holder.
The semi annual interest on the Registered Bonds
is paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent to the post office
address of the holder.
All marketable Stocks and Bonds received in ex-
change, without expense to the investor, at their
highest current prices.
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DRY GOODS.

n X q o O ID
IN ELEGANT STYLES AND GREAryARrEry.
AT GREATLy REDUCED PRICES,
PR1CEs, 10, i21s, rs, 90, s5, &c, &c.
Imitation japanese Silks al SIX cern
japanese Silks, o., Ga, and rs ceuts.
tive have on cur center eounter q iaree iot NJ
6kMNANTS, comprising W hite Goods aud Dress
Goods, at one half the original prices
hogan a wYLIE,
POPULAR DRY GOODS HOUSE,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-16
A Little Mistake.

A funny incident occurred, a few days
ago. III one of our principle dry goods
establishments. Two ladies, Oh shop
ping expedition. entering the store, were
attracted by what appeared to he a very
handsome lay figure near the door.
Look - said one of them, 'what u
handsome velvet cloak it has !" Yes
said the other. land how natural those
curls are" With this, the first lady
raised her parasol and gave the hand
some figure Il poke in the back. At this
the pretty crrls began to qniver, and
the supposed image turned its head,
casting from pair of very fine eyes a
look of amazement upon the two strang-
ers, whose astoniShment was even still
more lively. In fact, they were so much
frightened by the unexpected animation
of the object of their compliments, that
they both made Oft i'll ii hurry, without
even stopping to apologize for the
ludicrous mistake they had innocently
made.-.HObHe Register.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-16
The Empty Seat.

Far faI away eI the deep blue SEA
Lived "A man who was as kind as kind could he;
lie loved little children. and spread every day
y table from which none went empty away.
Poor children came in from the alley and street.
ih rags ON then backs and N" shoes on their feet
Girls and boys. large and small some naughty and
nude
But john talk loved them all aud did them all good.
And, while they were eating, he often would toll
Of the Lord Jesus ChIi-t who earth did once
dwell
How he loved little childI eu-each of them theI
he was watching from heaven with tenderesr care
And how happy and blessed would be the child part
Who would lei the dear SaN iouI come DIV ell iii his
heart
Each day when the children assembled to eat
He taught them TO offer this grace for their meat
bless, Jesus. the food thou hast given us to-day.
And come and sup with dear Jesus We pray"
But once when the children had finished this prayer
uur pom little fellow stood still by his chair
f"l i im"nrnt. then ran To the closet where stood
The blight cups OF tin and the platters "t wood.
Now whit ~ the matter ? said F.tk L" The child.
The little "mr l"ohrd in his Lind face aud smiled
We asked the Lord Jesus Just now i'll "ur grace
/" sup with here. but we've given him place.
II h, ,h"nld come in how sad 1t would he
fur IN put hun stool close here beside
hen the boy. quite C"utened sat down to his r'TDd
he mt- hungry and tired, and ls supprr good
Eut Il few moments after. ho heard AT the door
\ knock low and timid-une knock and
lie STATED tu open ii. hoping to meet
The Lord Jesus Christ CONF, look tur His
Eut when it Wis open lac cond
i:uI a poor little child much po"rrI than he.
His f.tcr hlur with hunger his Garments -" old
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-16

| twilight had died away i'll the ceal
moonlight. There WAS no need of g;l.
to reveal those two faces to each other
Clare'> WAS not pale now, it was burn,
| ing with II lovely color.
You had better leave now: am moi
quite strong yet" he said with an ef-
| fort
He was right: the old wound Wa.
opened afrcsh. and the pain seemed
more then he could bear.
Il know it. she answered. In one
moment will leave YOU if Nou wish it
| want /" ask vou another question
Capt. ChallOmer. do Nou remember
my aunt and cousins III llurle, street
/ think / introduced Nuu to them once.
He bowed his head.
You rcmcmhcI the girls 2" she con
nnued. There were four of them -
Giarr. Mary. Julia and Clare
Il never heard their names. lie re-
piled II only saw them oncc-thc day
We met thrn IN the parh. | think You
introduced >;m Philip Fairfax to them
ut the time. He spoke sonrrv hat
sharply, and with a veaIS impatience.
Clart's Voice trvmhlcd. a, She said.
Il did and toIIr m"ntlI> after he mar
ned the Youngest girl. my cousin Clare.
/ am Clare H"lrnyd still"
Then sh" rose up fIom the sofa. ami
he sat there alone. he moon pit>srd
behind Il cloud. and there came intense.
darkness and silence nVtI the old libra
~ at " oudland>. hut il Was OnlN for IL
few moments: then the clouds were.
gone, ami there r:rlnr flooding into that
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Agricultural Tools and Hardware
HARVEY 4 HASKELL H"yts El"rk L: x -
Ap"the'ari'.s.
{ &. BINGHAM No : Bank Block Main II
: EANpALLA 4 son. Randall Block, Il. Il. -
SlA$ HkOl HERS Ho>t- Block. Il. Il. Ni.
Attorneys AT Law.
RFIbE% n MAY Nc. = alr,"ni,,u lilh., up stars
L. j. WILLARD Nam II. Over Hall 4 Fletcher :
If {. IDE linh l!lock. Main street. l'rnmPt and
careful attention gwen I" every kind oi legal
business.
Book binding.
[ NJ STONE y co. Agents. talrd"u'in BLOCH
vpp"sit- M"numrn;
Rocks and Stationery.
HOWARD \ ROWEI.l ral"donian III Man >t'
bakers and C"nitction"r-.
CROSS 4 MArHEWS. Main Street.
BARRIERS.
K Il. BLACKSTONE. Union Block, Man STREET
Blank. for Lawyers and Town Officers.
.. VI. STONE i CO. Calrdnmihn BLOCK. opposite
soldiers Monument.
Boots and shoes.
lElNrIS Damvilr lh. L X. 81
Clothing. Hats and Caps.
JoHN \ MOORE : Bank Flock. opposite -. John,
bur\ House dealer III Ready Mad t'l"thin@ Hats
lud Gaps. Gents Furnishing Goods etc. etc-
Clothing for Men and Boys.
FATF FAIEBANK> y co. Fairbanks Village.
E.NT FAIRBANKS \ co. Fairbanks Village.
Inrpeting. Paper Hamgings, Windo" shades
EAT tAIEBANk~ y co. Fairbanks Village.
Cigar ManufnctorS and smokers Bnz'u.
CHARLES :. HASTINGS Uudrr Avenue lI""s'.
Dentists.
! l. PERKINS. Caltdomian Block. Main Sucet
Il W. WARMER. Union Block. Main street.
Dining Rooms.
MATHEW s rErrENGlLL. Eastern Avenue
DRY Goods, and Ladies' Fancy G""d>.
A Z Bliss Flanders Block X. Il. Nu"et
q H. HALE. Avenue Block. X. Il. street
EAT. FAIRBANKS Il co. Fairbanks Village
Dry Goods, House keeping Goods, etc.
HALL & FLETCHER, Nam Street
Flour and Feed.
GEO AIDRICli A co. Eastern Avenue
Furniture and Ca-ksts.
I HALL & BROTHER. Nam Street
q II TISDALE, FlHude = Block. up stairs.
Family Groceries and Fruits.
A NJ COOK S co. Eastern Avenue.
IRA HARVEY Bing ham Building, Main >ueet
Groc-rie, and House keeping Goods.
EAT FAIRBANKS y co, Fairbanks Village
Harness, Robes and Blankets.
G. W COOK Eastern Avenue
Hotels.
AVENUE HOUSE. K. X. ST. o q. Hale. ir"pr.
Hoes and Forks.
ELY BALCH 4 co. Portland Street
Insurance.
~ Johnsbury General Insurance Agency estah
ushed loIr BOWMAN SHAW
insurance, Life.j
Z L SARGENT j.+.tua) Railroad street.
Iron Founder and Machinist
LUKE BUZZELL North end. X. X street
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
q W. SENTER. Main street.
l. l.. WARD Wards Block, X. K. street
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81 SINESS ca DS.

HtLLARD FOLSOM,
PHlsICIAxs AND SURGEuNs
~. Juhn=buIN.
once Bank Block Ma" street.
Dr Bullards Residence. Dr Folsom residence"
Eastern Ayenue. Railroad street.
Ohic. hours from 9 To 10 \. NJ. to : T. NJ
Nm. JOHNSON.
DEALER IN GENERAL DRY GOODS
JuHN-ONs BLOCK.
Railroad Street st. JohnsbuIy. Vt
jobs BACON I'd.
DEALER IN HIDES. LEATHER AND OIL
81. JOhnsburN Centre. Vt
A.P. HALE.
BLAC h : u | + II
Padd"cks Village, st JohnshnrN Vt.
MUTUAL LIFE Insurance COMPANY,
81 NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER al 600 600
+. ~ BLOpGErr. Special Agent. ST JohnsburN, VI.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
once at his residence opp the Bakery 81 J"hn>hury
DICKEY ~ SMITH,
ATTORNEYS 4 SOLICITORS IN CHANCERl .
urtce i'll Brick Block, opposite ST. J"hnsbuIN h"us"
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Dralers in Nonaneftts HsddStonss, and all kinds "
Adr6Le Work. from Foreign and Amcftcdn
Marble.
orders bv Mail or otherwise promptly attended 10
RAILROAD STREET NEAR PASSENGER DEPOT.