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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-30

There is class % professional beggars in
Washington who ought to be looked after with
some degree Of scrutiny. We refer to the BOYS
and girls who go from door to door daily, carry
ing large baskets and soliciting contributions of
food. They usually travel In couples, or par
ties OF three or four, and each one is armed
with the Inevitable basket. They alternate In
ringing door bells, and while one of their num-
Der, with long face, adjusted for the occasion.
Is soliciting aims, his companions near by are
executing ''Shoo Fly on the pavement, or en-
gagged in skylarkiDg of the most boisterous kind.
When all of their baskets are erammed to re-
pleticn they wend their way up some alley and
turn over the proceeds of their begging expe-
ditioDs to their employers, who, in nine cases
cut Of ten, are too lazy to work, and are wholly
supported in idleness during the winter by the
contributions referred to. The charitable OF
our city have quite enough to do in looking
after worthy people who are really in need. Ii
they VIII refuse to longer submit to tbs shame
less impositions Of these basket beggars they
will break up pernicious practice, calculated
to encourage not only idleness but vice, is nat
uTsl offspring.
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THE WExTHEk
War DEPARTMENT, OEes az CA,C StEnI, OS
WAsHINeroN, December 80, 1873, 1910 q. u

Wal DErAkTNEN1, CHef az CAtO StEAls CSsN,f
WAsHINsroN, December 80, 1878, 10: 30 a. m Z
eYNoPsIs HoR THK PAST rwKNrv-TouE HnyRs -
~ area Of lowest baron eter is central in the
of ct Lawrence, where the temperature has
I en slightly, ard partly CLOUDY weather and south
westerly winds prevail in Nova Scotia, northern
New England and the St. Lawrence valley The
pressure has increased, with low temper ture and
generally clear weather in New England. the mid
die states and thence sOuthw ard to 81, Carou and
Westward to the central Mississippi valley. Light
snow and fresh to very brisk nOrthwesterly wi ads
With decidedly lower temperature, are reported
IRON the lower lake region ard tie interior Of the
middle states. Tho temperature has risen lightly
on the South Atlantic and Cult coast, wi tn partly
cloudy weather, and light to fresh northwes'ery 10
northeasterty winds prevail. CLEAR Weather with
decidedly low Temperatures and light to gentle
ncrjhwest.
PROBADILITIEs.-FOr the New England and the
middle states, cold and generally clear weather wilt
prevail, with freah and brisk northwestery and
westerly winds For the lake regi, IN, and thence
southwark over tn Ohio valley, continued cold and
partly clsudy ather, with fresh and brisk winds
gradually backing to westerly and sOuthw esterly
For the south Atlantic and Gulf states, east of
the Misslss rp river, the barometer will continue
very high, with colder and generally clear her
in the Interior Of these districts and partly cloudy
yea her the coast, without rain, except possibly
IN be lower Mississippi valley For the northwest
clear and cold westb With westerly and sou,harlV
winds during the day. the emperature rising with
cloudiness 20 morrow For Tennessee aud an
tucEy clear and cold weather and light and gentle
variable winds.
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Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
1EFSDAY..........D December 30, 1879
Education tn washington

Statistics of institutions for Instruction ont
side of public schools in the District of Column
bis, collected by the Bureau of Education
during the present month, show that there has
been an increase in the aggregate attendance
OF those institutions, notwithstanding the heavy
increase in the attendance of the public schools
during the year. The number of private
schools, academies, &C., not, however. in
GLIDING colleges and universities, In Washing
ton Is 1l6, with an aggregate attendance of
500; showing an increase of about Is schools
over last year, and an increased attendance of
about 800. OF these schools 20, with an attend
ance of 2,s6S, are conducted under Roman
Catholic auspices; there are Is colored night
schools, "a large increase over last year y with
81 aggregate attendance of 800, and colored
day schools, with an attendance Of 100 There
are in the city of Washington % institutions for
secondary instruction, such as seminares
academies, &c, with total attendance of
I.l42. 10 is proper to explain that prob ably a
sjori;y of the pupils attending secondary in
stituiions study only the primary or common
English branches.
There q private schools (including sec
ondsry) in Georgetown, with an aggregate at
tendance of s94. There are coored night
schools, with total attendance of u; one CO..
cred day school, with Il pupils, and Roman
Catholic schools, with all aggregate attendance
of4I.
There are % institutions in the District of a
charitable or reformatory character with 2 49,
inmates. Combining the aggregate attendance
OF Washington and Georgetown private schools
and we have in round numbers 900. Add to
this the number of inmates OF charitable and re-
formatOry institutions who receive instruction.
and the total number Of students attending co..
leges, universities, business colleges, Sc, AMI
an aggregate Of over 1900 pupils under instruc-
ton OFT ide Of public schools is obtained.
The fact that notwithstanding the increased
attendance Of the public schools during the wear
the attendance of private schools has also In
creased during the lssme period, can be ac-
counted for only on the superstition that our pop
ulstion is rapidly increasing and that our edu-
cational facilities are expanding with our
growth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-30

A telegram elsewhere states that the steamer
NirgiLius has very thoughtfully settled the
complications in regard TO her possession BIZ
settling herself down among the coral beds
She sunk, it seems, in sight OF land, despite ali
tie efforts of the Off GERS and crew of the steamer
towing her to port. II will be remembered that
= coal barge was sunk in the track of the Span
ish war steamer in the New York docks despite
sil the care of the captain of the barge to avoid
an accident which effeetually prevented the
Arapiles from going to sea. These cases seem
10 illustrate how extreme solicitude TO prevent
a thing will overstep the mark.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY DgPARrMRNr.
WAsHINGToS, December %, 1881
The officers of the Navy and Marine Corps
will assem ble at the Navy Departm snt at II
O'clock q. nj. on Thursday, January ist, 1874, in
full-dress uniform for occ asions of special GER
emory, to pay their respects TO the President
OF the Unite d S tates at IL O'Clock.
They will form in the Navy Department,
under the direction OF the senior officer present,
according to the order of their assimilated ma
val rank, and will, In q body, wait upon the
President of the United States.
GEORGE NJ. robson,
Secretary Of the Navy.
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Ties and SCarEs.
wEHAvR JUST OPENED ANOTHER LARGE
STANE

WE HAVE JUST OPENED ANOTHER LARGE
STOCK OF
WHITE LAWN TIES AND BOWS
WHITE SILK TIES AND BOWS
BLACK SILK TIES ANDBOWS
LAVENDER SILK TIES AND BOWS.
FANCY SILK TIES AND BOWS,
FANCY SILK WINDS1R sOARFS
PATTY SILK WINDSOR SCARTS
BLACK ELK WINDSOR SCARFS
PLAIN COLOR WINDSOR SOARFS
FANCY SILK "TECK" SCARFS
BLACK SILK "TBCK" SCARFS.
PARTY SILK "TECK" SCARF5
PLAIN COL0R"TECK" SCARF5
PLAIN COLOR CHANCELLOR SCARFS
PARTY SILK CHANCELLOR SCARFS
BLACK SILK CHANOEL LOR sChRFS
FANCY SILK CHANCELLOR SOARFS
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landkcr hiefS.
Our stock Of Handkerchief is now comp etc, and
comprises
PLAIN BEMMED LINEN HiEDKER-
HEM-STITOHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
NCY-BORDERED LINEN HAEDKER.
CHIEFS.
INITIAL LINEN HANDK gRCHIEFs.
PLAIN AND FANCY SILK HANDKER.
CHIEFS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-30

We are allowing discount OF 10 per ce IT. on al
cash saies till January I, 1G4. Now 70 sh time 70
maze your purchases, We will positively discoul
tinus the discount on that day deci9 tr
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ont any serious inconvenience, and that the
New Year VIII begin with favorable prospects
iCT all bTsnChes OF business.
wesbington stock Exchange.
The following we're The prices bad aud asked at
the meeting % the Washington Stock Exchange
public. 125 bid. City Passenger RsiIroaas-
WashirstOn and Georgetown stock, % q bid, &c
asked; Columbia stock. Il bid, 81 asked; Wash
ington and Geofeetown bonds, 80 asked, Me,
Theatre bonds, j. & j. per cent, IS asked;
Masonic Temple bends, +. & A, I per cent,
gold, a2X bid; Great Fsils Ice Company, %
asked. District Securities-wa sbington CITY
IeI cent. quarterly stock. 40 asked; Washing ton
city (Bowen) j. & J., per cent ~ a-ksd;
$40 tEmery) year, NJ. s. N, 90 bid; per
cent; gold 30 asked; ! per cent carrency.,
Board of Public Works. per cent. Gers.
general Improvement, j. u j., year, 81
bid. 81 % asked sia do year, IS asked; do.
asked. Board OF Public Works. per cent.
Gers, sewer, j. j., year, 20 bid, 30 asked;
do year: GA bid, 66 asked; do, series, 669 bid,
81 asked. District market-house bonds, "a asked.
100 Corporation of Washington mi annual,
10 asked; 1000 Board Public Works Certificates,
9. y bid, "A asked; l0o02 3, 4. years general
Improvement, series, 734 bid; 14H asked 1000
gsnera1improvement, 2 yeavs, T2X asked; 1000
permanent improvement, years, coy asked.
The MnrHets.
B1LiINcEE D,e sg,-yirs,nia skies, oonsoli-
dat.d, t2A4; West Nirginia's, lOlt bid to day.
BALTInORE. Dec. 3o.-Oot,c1 frn-l0w mid
dlIngs, Isl Il54. Flour firm; best grades of extras
scarce s.d uEehang-d. Wheat steady. Corn irm
ana quiet bite southern, 7o@76; yellow southern,
73GI9; MIXED western fImer 1909 Oats dull
50 hern soer55; western mixed s1d53; ,. white,
s. Bye fryer, 90@9s Hsy nuchangeia Provis-
Ions d1ll-Mess r ,l51a Bah messs-shouidsrs,
Sz,@6li; clear RIB -ii,s, y. G7s. Bscoa-ShouI-
der. "a, clear rib sides, So, sugar-cured hams,
l2G4. Lard, Sos. Western Suite firm aad
&C arc, ard wan 81; northwestern dairy, two III
voices IS; r Il, Sla35. Gofes Unchanged. Whisky
d srd drJoEir st goNiF.
NV YORK, Dec. 80 Stocks dull. Gold, lN1S
Money, Z bid Excbange-Inug. 81 8; abort, "a Gov
ornaments strong and considerable doing
NEw YORK, Dec 81 Flour firm Wheat 2o3c
better. Corn 1c better,
LONroN, Dec. 20, 1880 .. m.-Donds Of 1877, old,
9i9s: Erie, $50.
LONDON, Dec. 30, AS pm-The weather through
o. theiarh fn-dsy T. fair. Bonds of 1855, old los;
lSd7 1865; 40s, lO5N; new fvts, l03fI Erie ala
4llS. The above price. are based on tn new me
ib0d Of reok ming the American dollar, which went
into effect to-day. BY this American funds
Gunt-d at the rate OF shills. per dollar, not As Cd
as b. retofore.
IONIos Dec. 30 m.-BOnds Of 1857, 1G6i ?;
I0t0s 1o3zS; Erie AZ ns1'4 Paris disp 8tches quote
rentes ~ Is france S1s cebtimes
FRANKFORT, Dec 3o.-Bouds, s1is for the issue Of
lxI
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100 dozen PAErY CoLORKIDS, in sns and two
Buttons, sizes ~ to9.
SO dozen WHITE KID GLOVES, in on and two
Buttons, sizes II toe
dozen LAVENDER KID GLOVES, in one aud
two Buttons, sizes IN to 9.
SO dozen BLACK KID GLOVES, tn ono and two
Buttons, sizes ~ to9.
200 dozen LIGHT and DARK BROWN KID
GLOVES, in one and two Buttons, sizes TX to 9,
100 dozen REYNIER DOGSKIN GLOVES,
-hich we are selling at the extremely low price of
Sl75 ger pair.
so dszen CASTOR BkATER GLOVES, in one
and two buttons, sizes ~ -.
80 dozen CALF, KID, and TILLBJRY'S
sizes ia too.
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NEW YEARS GOODS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Wall street was remarkably quiet yesterday.
Nerty Is easy, and the indications sTe that ,as
January settlements will be Ace mpished With
ont any seTious inconvenience, and that the
New Year viii begin with favorable prospects
iCJ all bTsuC hes OF business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-30

SHILLINGTON, BOOKSELLER,
NEWS AGENT AND sTAfIONER,
Corner AZ Street and Pennsylvania Ave.
HOLI DAY GIFT 30 OKS,
APPROPRIATE TO ALL AGES.
CATHoJHG EPISCOPAL, PRAYER-BooKs
large garisty Of JUVENILE and BOOKS
=. Their WRf7fNG DESKS. 'H' N'A
Fine so Russia aud Morocco Leather POCKET
GOLD PsNS and PENCILS.
INITIAL NOTE PAPER, in fancy boxes, Iates.
Fine Eins f BY { S4 ssls,s e.. ,u.,-. $3.50
They are diary, pockot-boek and memorandum
Patent, eefclosing DIARIES for 1874 Get the
best. Inquire for them at
sHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
declstr corner ~ st. and Penna. avenue.
MRS. SELMA RUPERT,
GA 9Th Street, Opposite Patent ONCE,
Calls the attention Of the Ladies to her large AND
elegant assortment of
FANCY AND wORsrED GOODS,
SUITABLE FOB HOLIDAY GIFTS,
especially Embroidered CUSHIONS, SLIPPER
CASES, LIGHT SCREENS, SUsPENDEkS,
ClGAR CASES, and SLIPPERS on Canvass, Cloth
and Velvet.
Also, a choice variety OF APPLIQUE TIDES,
embroidered HANDKEkCHIEFS, Cuffs and Col
lars, Ties, &C., handsomely made mp in fancy boxes
CHILDREN's MHRIEO CLOAKs, Of superior
, 1873-07-12

PFTFR Begjaring af Captain Boye
e if0lge Prasidentskabets ResoIu-
ton, vii vorde bortsoIgt we'd offent-
lig Auction der afholdes Mandag den
I4de dennes Eftermiddag Kl. 3 slet
i Christianvarnsforts Staldgaard
| stor Arbeidsvogn til A Heste
| mindre til do til 2 Hestey
| SRt Arbeids SeIetoi til store
Heste,
3 Sat Kancn-seFeto til store
Heste,
Sygevogn Qukket),
SAINT en- stor graastiklet Hoppe,
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir
den eden JUL 1873.
III. A. JURS.
, 1873-07-12

Foranstaaende af GouVerneuren' for dc dansk
vestindiske Ger, if6Ige den ham we'd alIerh6ieste
Resolution af Marts 1873 tillagte Be-
myud gelse, forel6big etadin>tede Budget for
st Croix Commune offeutIiggj6res horved i
Henho'd til COionial1oven at 27de November
1868 So. .sa
Prosidentska5et for St. CrOiD den 3die jul
1873.
j. A STAKEMANN.
, 1873-07-12

The foregoing Budget for the Municipality
of St Croix, which the Governor of the Danish
Westindia Islands, in virtue of the authority
vested in him by Royal Resolution of 5th
March 1872, has Professionally sanctioned, is
hereby promulgated according to 5 So of the
Colonial Law Of 9th November 1868.
The Presidency of 81. Croi1 the 8rd July
1878.
]. A. STAKEMANN.
, 1873-07-12
AUCTION.

'0Y the request of Captain Boye
I'D agreeable to orders from the
Presidency will be sold at public
Auction Monday the 18th instant at
3 o'clock p. m. at the Forts Stable
Yard
l large Wagon for d Horses,
| smaller do. for 2 do.
Set of working harness for large
horses,
3 Set ofCannon harness for large
horses,
sick-Carriage (shu),
big grey Mare.
Chrisfiansteds Vendue Office End
July 1873.
II. A. JURs.
, 1873-07-12

December 1863 8 4,S0t
if0Igo Anordning
ellcr anden snr-
lig Hjemmel I,6GC
til udJento I'M
deroticorer, Spill
lomand og Meni-
ge af H@rstyrken
1867, deraf An
deel for St. Croix 366
Ialt Udgift
, 1873-07-12

s, W. can Brake.
, 1873-07-12

Of 4th Dec. J065 > 4,sUU-
granted by Ordj-
uauces or other
wise warranted 1860
TO retired non-com-
mi5siJned officers,
musicians and pri-
Yates of the west
india forces, S657,
part for st. Croix 368
------ -
Total Ezpenditure...,
, 1873-07-12
Transport

2. Militairudgifter
F&lIes Udgifter- 767.
like normerede Udgilter.-.... 1900.
, 1873-07-12
Brought forward

7. Military Expenses
Fixedexpense<fort neutrality-suspicious. GAY,
Expenses in common with St. Thomas 767.
EXPENSE not fixed 1900
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Rutland County.

The Baptist church is fastening to com
pletion, the second coat of mortar is now
being laid. The woodwork is being pre-
pared at the steam mill in Poultncy to be
permit, and the whole work will be pushed
so as to admit of its dedication in the early
spring. An organ will be put in before the
dedication.
Rev. Dwight Spencer pastor of the Bap-
fist church has inauguratcd new and very
interesting service for Sabbath evening.
lie gives lecture upon the Sabbath School
lesson for the following Sabbath lie has
question box in the church and any per-
son desiring to have any point explained,
puts them in the box and after the sermon
they are answered, also oral questions.
Thus far these exercises have been of great
interest. No improper questions have
as yet been asked. This novel service has
brought together large assemblies and
created an interest in the study of the BIZ
Bile, which can be secured in no other way
Few churches have pastors more engaged
in their work, than Mr.. Spencer he has
''cbarity toward all and malice TOWARD
none"
The Catholic church is nearly ready fol
inside work, and if completed in accordance
with the plans it will be a fine edifcc.
The Fairhaven slate, and marble milk
purpose running during the winter, and bu
one slate quarry in this vicinity suspends ant
this one always stops in winter because o
the excess of water which it is difficult t
prevent.
The Fairhavcn National Bank hay,
adopted the pri ncple of assisting their Gus
toners in lieu of purchasing railroad bond
and thus far have sustained the business o
the town, so that no very serious difficulty
has been experienced from panic. If to,
many foreign notes are not returned pro
tested no great drawback will be cXpe
rienced in Farhaven by the railroad panic
of 1873.
The new cashier of the National Bank
L. II. Phelps, Esq, is giving general sat
sfaction and winning the confidence an
regard of all its patrons. The officers wcr'
,rtunate in securing Mr.. Phelps as th'
successor of Mr.. Bailey. :.
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above which before could not be seen from
the court room.
The rooms fitted up below for the coun-
ty clerk and Judge of Probate are equally
fine. Since 1S4S, the following eminent
men have presided over the sessions of this
court : Hon. s Charles Davis, Charles X.
Williams, Duniel Kellogg, X. Pierpoint,
Ashael Peck, John Pierpoint, l.. c. Kel-
logg, John Prout and Hoyt II. Wheeler
The present seal of the court represents a
hand extended, holding between its thumb
and fingers the scales of justice, which are
evenly balanced, around which are the
words Bloomington County Court. Yer
mont The present officers Of the court
are Hon. lIoyt II. Wheeler, chief Judge
Hons. VI. w. Porter. |. y. Sykes, assistant
judges John V. Hall, clerk; David Gro.
tut, sheriff James X. Batchclder, states
attorney Among the many who have
plead before this court, since 1913, are
Hon. 7. w. Park, Judge Beach Of New
York, c. w. Davenport, of Brattleboro, L.
J. Phelps, of Burlington, n. l.. Miner, Of
Manchester, G. A. F. Lyman, a. b
Gardiner, Illand Hall. and G.. ". lIarman,
j. IIascy Cushman, of Bennington, and
other eminent and talented legal men from
this state, New York and Massachusetts,.
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vzisCelIany.

An adjourned term Of the Chttenden
Monday.
The farmers are doing very well now.
Whatever they have to sell brings good
prices, while most kinds of goods they
have to buy are great deal cheaper than
they were last year, or even month ago.
The st. Albans Adgcriser says Some
eleven tons Of poultry passed through Ivy
express en- route for Boston. The prospect
is tina, this year, as the lamentcd Dewitt c.
have II .t1,c! stomach, Thanksgiving and
we fear the day after, too.
Seyenty-seven boxes OF cheese g, 100
lbs were also shipped the same day from
st. Adams.
Tie Syracuse JOuind mentions as can
ddates for the s,enatorship, in case of the
appointment of Conkling to the Chief Jus
ticeship. Hon. Martin |. Townsend and
Hon. John NJ. Francis of Troy.
Among the recent startling events at
Troy is the death of a seventeen year old
cat, and the possession Of "A watch dog four
weeks old. weighing three ounces.
An Albany firm offers to pay the fare
from Troy to thai city and return, if any
Trojan will purchase $40 worth of goods
at their store.
The Catholics of Ncrgenncs are soon to
hold fair, for funds toward building their
new church edtice
The remaining lectures of the Bcnning-
ton course are to be delivered by Grace
Greenwood Subject-"Yankee character
and humor = and by Prof Edward Morse.
Rutland railroad preferred stock sells in
Boston at As; ' ermont Il Canada at "a
Central Vermont and Vermont II Canada
SIS at 70.
A crazy Rochester fellow wants the ca
nal kept open all winter, by running n
mud scow rugged with circular saws,
through the ice.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

The DRESS SPoIrER SENT TO THE Pes
IrENTIARy, Philip Van Colt, arrested 1T
Albany for spelling ladies dresses by spit
ting licorice juice upon them, Monday
pleaded guilty to an indictment for an
offense of this character, and was sentence
ed to the penitentiary for one year AT
the time of his arrest he confessed that he
was the only person that had been guilty
of licorice squirting, and since then no
complaints of dresses having beel spoiled
in this manner have been made to the Al
bany police.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-27

TIE First NEwsMAN.-Peter Cooke, the
old man who fell dead while acting as a
ly, resided at Albany in 1880 and opened
the first news room that was established in
this country outside of New York city.
His place was the rendezvous of all the
politicians of the day, and Cooke was on
friendly terms with Thu'low Weed, Gree
ly and others in public life
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\ CARD.

JyAGS.-We have now in stock an assort-
ment OF Dennisons Patent direction
Labels ana Merchandise Tags when VIC VIII
sell at manufacturers prices.
We have also Il good STOCK OF " Phllllps Sc
curlty Hook-Tags," IA very convenient ana SER
,dccoble article for merchants Among It's adj
,ontages are; Goods can be more readily mark
cd tban by any other means the tag Is so Sc
,uroly locked that It cannot become detached
from the goods; no chance Of the tag becoming
detached from the hook; no points projecting
10 tear other goods or your fingers. They are
safe. strong and ohtap. Call and examine
them. HLobh TAI Hh W.
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VTETERINARY.-D G. f. Wilkinson's
' Great English Cough Powders, for Horses
only a sure cure for coughs, Colds, swelling
Of the Glands, Sore Throat, Epidemic, Catarrh,
Horse All, and all diseases OF the Throat and
Lungs.
free from poisonous Drugs Prepared by II. c.
WILKINSON, Veterinary surgeon, Claremont,
II. For sale by G. =. WING, agent for ltut-
land and vicinity. Oct20liw
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aiutrls aud Ginning Blooms.

The BARDWELI. HOUSE Is located opposite
the Depot, and has long been fayOrably known
to the travelling public. II has been recently
improved, now afrording the best and most am
pie accommodation 10 guests.
The TABLE VIII be supplied with all the lux
uries OF the Season, ana every attention viii be
paid to the comfort OF It's patrons.
In the future, as In the past, the Proprietor
intends to make it q ilrst-claSs llOuse-ailOrd-
ing all the comforts OF II home to the traveller
The public patronage Is solicited.
GOOD LIVERY In connection with the
House.
Attentive PORTERS viii be found at the De-
pot on the arrival OF all trains
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