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Ezekiel, 41th Chapter,
18th Verse.

"By the rivers upon the baass thereof shall grow
ali fer whose leaf shall not fade snd the
ffuit thereof shsn be for me, and the leaf thereof
for medicine OR great RedesHsr has MADE q
provision for the q diseases Of MN and bsssf
yet IN usands upon thousands are 0Ssrtas a xIth
sickness, without suspicion that q q csusai ~
mercury OF Other iete poisoDs thai are - freely
ussd in many medicines aud remedies Ct the present
day.
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AL E Y A NDRIA.

The CASE OF REV. DR.. BULLOCK-His Res
Presbyterian church assembled in that edifice
last evening to take action on the resignation of
Its pastorate, rendered by DIR. Bullock. There
was a large attendance of visitors interested in
the proceedings. After a somewhat exciting
discussion resolution accepting DR.. Bullock's
resignation was adopted by a vote of 81 to 70.
The adjourned meeting of the Presbytery of
chesapeake was called To order at ii O'Clock by
Rev. r. ii. Cumpst0n, moderator. The accep.
lance OF the resignation of DR.. Bullock was for
mally announced. DR.. Bullock asked that a
committee be appointed to audit his accounts
as treasurer of the committee on sustentation,
ana on motion 1t was referred to Elders Ander-
son and stephens.
Messrs. G. w, Jameson, f. T. Wilmer and y
h. Parrott to cease acting as ruling elders, and
Mr.. John w. Stewart TO cease acting as deacon
adopted.
DISTURBANCE AT A CoLoRRD FESTIVAL
STATE Representatives. in Limbo.-Last night, be-
tween II and O'Clock, Roster ID. Beckley APP
peared at police headquarters and obtained
warrant for the arrest of John b. Syphax col
cred member of the house Of delegates from
Alexandra city and county. Beckley stated
mat ne and SyphaX, while at a fair held at the
colored public school house, at the south end of
Pitt street, few moments previous, engaged
N the discussion Of politics, when Syphax be-
came angry, and struck him in the face, also
using very abusive language towards him. A
police officer proceeded to the school house and
arrested SyphaX and carried him to the station
House. mayor hemper was summoned, and on
arriving and hearing the facts In the case re-
leased Syphax on his own recognizance to ap-
pear when called for.
SoLD.-F. A. Kerby, auctioneer, sold yester
day for II. G. Slsymaker, trustee, the two.story
brick house and lot of ground on the south side
Of Wolf St, between Columbus and Washing
ton, to j. j. West for 81 ,O05.
BAD.-There was nothing before the MAYOR
to-day, but the case OF Sam Armistead, colOred
for begging for a church in Washington and APP
priatiDg the funds. He was released on promis-
ing to quit the city.
ACCEPTRD.-Mr. G. @. Bradley has accepted
the proposal made him by the school board for
the purchase of his building, corner of King
and Alfred streets, for S14,0O0.-Seatinel, tast
erening.
TIE WASHINGTON PuRP LICKED THE
GEoRGETowN CUR.-A fight between a white
bull terrier from Washington and a brindle dog
OF the same species from Georgetown, came of
at Opossum hall yesterday afternoon, and was
attended by about fifty OF the fancy-a term
applied to the most villainous looking set of
mortals ever seen hereabouts, who came here
on the Washington ferry boats, and went across
the river on the steamer Virginia. The fight
was for $50 aside, and was won by the Washing
ton dog on foul.-Gazette, last ereaing.
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A HAIL co.,
MANUFACTUKERS AND IMPoR7ERs or
ELECTRICAL APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES,
T.nih srset, eOrssr Louisiana arense sorthpsa.

Having recently Increased their manufacturing
facilities BY the purchase Of additional mschDerv
and the construction Of furnaces for ne bra-s sId
bell casting aud for oar bOns for batteries are now
prepared 20 make 20 order and furnish Telegraphic
Electrical, and Philosophical Appsr atus and sun
plies OF all sorts Their Carbon Zinc Battery IL tie
simplest, cleaneet, and most reliable battery made
Tor private purposes, ss IL does not require the use
OF any chemicals, and willsvork from two 20 three
ply OF water 20 replace that which IL evaporated.
Electric Clocks, Indicators, Burg far Alarms,
and private buildings.
Designs perfected and machinery constructed Cor
Inventors. The best quality Of Bells and fine Bras
Castings OF the purest metal supplied short no.
tce. ap4-lm
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THE SPRIV'G STYLES

THE SPRI.VG STYLES.
call attention to the following
BEAUTIFUL AND sEAsONABLE
styles of Clothing for Men and Boys, which may be
seen, among many other varieties. on my counters:
The s'DiamOnd'C Check Suit,
new and handsome style in fashion able fabrics.
1t is neat, dressy, and keeps its shape well.
The DOuble.breasted Sack Suit
is essy and graceful, adapted for either dress or
business. The Vest is double -bre and has tbs
new Iotcbed collar. The Pants are from q new
model easy In wear and snug in fit.
The ''New Color Suit
is model of beauty. 1t is Of seasonabe weight and
Peeusr nnish, 10 conservative in style and pted
dressing.
The ssPar Excellence Suit
is the most dressy business suit Oh my counters. i
have il in four different shades ana fabrics Ii j.
quite reasonable in price, and selling very rapidly
The "TwiIight'' Suit
was found so very desirable last season that had
special orders placed for large quantities, aud am
now prepared to supply the heaviest demand,
My $40 All.wOOl Suits
are great hit. They are by far the best and
cht apest offered for many day. have an extra
force at work On these goods.
Great Specially I'm Mems Pants.
All colors. all styles, all of the best Foreign and
Domestic Fabrics. In this line defy competition,
EvKYBODY INVITED
70 call and see the styles, whether they wish to
a. STRAUS.
.--PENNsYLvANIA avenue 1O1I
ap7-tr Between nth and nth ztraat.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AmusemeDt., &C.. Tonight.

Na.ienaI TAeaser-Fox and Denier's Panic
mime troupe, in "Humpty Dumpty"
Etrrs Oysra Hours. LYDIA Thompson's
troupe, In "Mephisto."
LtacoIs RaH.-Lecture by Mrs. Ann Eliza
Young, 18th wife OF Brigham Young.
HiIard's HdU.-Lecture by Adolph Sutro on
Mines and Mining.
Musical and dramatic entertainment nv
Equal Division, y. of T., at Lyceum Hall.
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PONDS EXTRACT Is tor sale at wholesale by
Chas Stott & Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhele. t,w,t,tf.
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HAvAuA LOfTxRY.-The Extraordiary
eighth ticket draws prize. First prize, Ss0O zoo
Circulars sent and inf 1rmetion given by j. MAR
Dox l6ee Nsws York. apS-ln
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SIM BENJAMIN MILLER.
ny THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer
PEREMfToRY TRUSTEES sALEo OF vALU-
ABLE PROPERTY AT AUCriOh

r BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated July l7th,
1873, recorded In Liber III folio 47e, of the lsud
records Of Washington county, District of 90
lumbia and by direction Of the holder of the notes
secured thereby, will sell at public auction, ia
'front.' OF the premises, on MONDAY, April goth,
l5I4, at O'Clock p. ~ all those pieces or parcels
lo9 and ITO, in Beatty aud HAWKING addition TO
Georgetown, described rs follows: Beginning en- the
street; thence running east q feet; thence north
and parallel with Frederick street, l6S feet TO an
south to the begin ming, and also the Stable on the
north side Of said alley being the nmost Sta
BILE but one OF the range OF Stables bus and 'front.'
ing on the nsrth side OF said alley.
Terms Of sale: o. ,00 with interest ct ten psr
cent. from July 18th, 1873, together with the er-
penses OF this sale, In cash; balance in 6 aad II
months, with Interest at six per cent, secured BY
sucing at purchasers coat $500 down hen the pro
perty is struck off. II the terms Of sale are not
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
Il. P. DODGE, Trustee.
srS-d THOS BOWLING, AHctieneer
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II. Il ai kHAs sSSSGklBs q Auor1osrsR
323 Seventh street,
FEDERAL Builsings, opposite P. o, Department.
Stocks Bonds, or other securities, offer superior
facilities; We give the highect market price for all
classes of District of Columbia securities and Day
SPECIAL taxes Of the lowest possible rates.
We give special attention 20 negoti sting Loans.
and placing money judiciously and safely on Real
Estate, worth double the amount loaned, without
cost TO parties furnishing the funds.
interests OF our customers, to merit fatr share Of
business in our line.
ROBT b. BYAN. SIDNEY II. AUSTIN.
We seisr by Refmfssion 70 Hon Powell Clayton,
hitz, Oo6sul General Of switzerland q: =. Prenti.s
ward Daniels, Editor Richmond State Journal.
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THE MILD POWER CURES.

VEG ETINE is SoLDBrALL DRUGGISTS
aIl5 wAs.2t
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ATTENTION Il called to the advertisement by
Fitch, Fox & Co. Of Q fine ONCE on Ith street
for rent; also to the advertisement by the same
nrm Of i've building lots on n street for sale.
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TIE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of1Sl2
were s219 500. 4,12-s,wtf
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET To-DAY.-Sold
by r. A. Golden & Bro, 600 shad, from si3
10 sis per hundred; 1890 herrings, from IS to
50 per thousand; LOCO tailors, from ~ to g psr
hundred; 500 punches rock and perch, from IS
Is cents per bunch.
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Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics

Have proved, from the most ample experience, an
entire success Simple, prompt. efficient and reli-
able. They are the only medicines perfectly
adapted TO popular u.e-so simple that mistakes
cannot be sde in using them so harmless as 10 be
free II ON danger; and efficient as q be always
reliable. They have the highest commaudat
from all, and will always render satisfsction,
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To GET RID Of the Chills Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perms-
nently. 40
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS
sALg OF REAL ESTATE IN
)MAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

GE0RGETOs N, ID. O.
By virtue Of decree Of the Su prsme q 0urt of
81 the District OF Ooumbia, passed on the 9th day
OF October 4. D; 1874, in certsin cause therein
p: ndlpg, No. 5,l95 wherein Getty ct al were c ON.
plaisaDts, and Getty ct al. Defendants the under
signed, as Trustee, will expose TO ssle at public
auction, In front Of the premises, on SATURDAY,
the ~ day OF May, A. ID. ls74, at the hour Of S
clock r. all thatot Of ground lying and being
In uomesds addition to Georgetown, District of
Columbia known as lot No. IS in said addition, as
the same Is laid down on the pas aud plans of said
town, the same fronting ~ feet the south side of
Dunbarton street, "a few feet east of Montgomery
ing.
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by the decree: One
thiId CASH. balance in two equal payments at six
and twelve months from day Of sale, with interest,"
With liberty to the purchaser to pay ell cash down
Title reserved until last payment il made. All IN
yancng at cost OF purchaser. $50 to be paid at
The trustee reserves the right, If terms Of sale are
bot mn lied with in five days after day OF sale, TO
resell said property on five days notice through
some newspaper published in the District Of CoIut
bs at the cost and risk Of the defauting purchaser
WIN ID. OAsSIN, Tru-tee.
apl4.W,eGdS THOS. nOWIING-
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Black Silks, Black Alpacas, Black Mohairs;
Cheice Spring and Summer Dress Goods;
Full Nader Color'd CaIicoes at and IL cents;
Heavy Yard wide Bleached Cotton, 10 and l21s cts:
Fans from cents to S3;
Sun Umbrellas and ParasOls for sale cheap, at lOI
Bridge street, by
mar2. SIM RRNJAMIy NVVERQ
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TIE THKATkRs.-ffHumpty Dumpty" was
performed in lively style az the National Thea
ter last evening. The pantomime Is full OF
capital tricks and funny surprises, while
Of songs, dances, gymnastics, trained birds Sc:
making altogether q very amusing and novel
programme. The Elephants large as life
but not a. heayy-greatly delights the children
Miss Lydia Thompson aud company deli shted
a large audience at Ford's Opera House last
night with their mirthful antics in the extraya-
CANA, "kobin Hood" and tonight lydia will
play the deuce in her role of ssMephfsto.v
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To CoNsuNPTIvEs.-Many have been happy
70 give their testimony in favor of the use Of
httoor,s Pure Cod Lirer Oil and Lime. Expe-
Iience has proved IL to be q valuable remedy for
consumption. Asthma, Diptheria aud all dis
eases OF the Throat and Lungs. Manufactured
only by A. b. Wilbor. Chemist, Boston. Sold
BY druggists generally. eo3
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a. STRAUS,
-.PENNsYLVANIA avenue ....lO1I
ap7-tr Between 10th and 18th streets.
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HE1MBoLp's BuoaU is the great family ned
lcine for diseases of the kidneys and Kindred
organs. Full directions accompany each bot
tie Look out for counterfeits. The genuine
Helmbold. 1t il not safe to take any other.
None but the genuine guaranteed. John r.
henry, New York, sole agent. Sold by all drug
gists. eos
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The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine Is
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LADIES' GOODS.

nTssIs' STRAW HATS AND BoNSkrs JGsr
kECklNKD
At DAVIS.
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'lABLEAUX, headings AND MUSIC,
l. Atthe WEST STREET CHAPEL,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EYENINlS
BLACK IRON GRENADINES,

APRIL Is and IL, at 5 O'Clock,
FOR the benefit of the Presbyterian Church Of
Georgetown. Admission Soc Children CSC apl4.3 81
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REMOVAL-F. b. SMITH, Merchant Tailor,
~ has removed from 1927 Peuusy Ivan avenue,
% eIs street, opposite Unitvd States PAtoat OF
nee. aplo-lw'0
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HhNa go TEH

The "rreFafatoy Lecture la llc
Congregational Chursh will b. ou Friday
81 b. ns instead ei sataala7.
Masluiey G Cos Nauseoflr and
Circus is oa lla raaig iJihsfaarl sud
expects 90 make us ylsit SIRE long.
We 3s.ay lhs publication Of ue
ANal aue a4y la ordof 10 &c, lu lse
fclaa oftle semIHsry Reunion suI The
Coumg CaHteatiaa.
Dt +. S. Laauts % Nora Beuulas-
ioa has opposed tbe dental rooms former
d occupied lY Dr Swift nr. LOOMS
has had considerable experience ia the
piofsssIaa and ws have aa saubt thar be
s. geoA workman.
- " shauBsl has removed Bis pho
tosrApal5 saIaaa Do lbr old quarters.
g fA.s riage wAsre ds via DC pleased
d catch sie shs3gvs s. laey ly
~ Cashaau preached The Ann.Ytf.
ears sermon q Barr and burton semi.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Masonic

Masonic.
TIE beat la-EuEsr Comm sillcastsa 90. AauHEFaas
Lodge. s. IS 5. g.. sft 6a bs.d on THURSDAY
evening Jane D. l.IH
b. b. HGMAH. W
AdonIrata chapter, SEE. ~. II. 4. ".
Ns4t gegut4f aas.Fsastiaa va "Wednesday rFep-
log Jg.y J. At ~ 0cl9gl
~. K. sI4oADs. b. T.
N. A 81 aCk, ssct
skinner Post Ne. -. q. A. H.,
Meets ~ adams Hal. Factory r0.gf. Of he Ord
44asiAg uFdl-HE 90 cash tsaata.
j.. x. sIW0NI5s Commander.
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-. ps.r,sa, us,ae r ~ Dgvrs prarRfEfaa.
q s. Page New York
D s lIHElsgfI tHH s.in hFp York.
1ntH IasEes u3ts. tsa children aud nurse
Asa lufk
Mr Hu4 ATs. T. II. ihualrs, thftt chilbieh
ADJ taa uufses aehmau aaj tao horses, y ],
Mfs = i,HHsdes heu York,
AlYh AAesats hes iDfE.
Lyman EHua8Us Aea lHfa.
Mics Mbge,u8Eht huM iufG.
~ liEi aH8 u4fa whitehall
Il A. iali. Whitehall
Niles + j. Hafbtr Whitehall.
teotRe A. Me.isha, Rutland.
N. y PAX haa fatb.
Ni sud Slts WA, Iluig Sew YuFE,
Misc A. lsuiz, hrw 1afK.
Niles Kate : uil, SOS l1rk
Nisa v T. ilHtz, Ncw York,
Niles IiAu Iiata NtW YaTk.
ga. aud Mrs. jobs 81 stevens, Eaw York.
J &. isktr GniiaHd.
NJ and MfH lhs. l., Morgan, brooklyn.
u b Ttii auA wife. child aud nurro, New York
k Ffbelly. Philadelphia.
M s lalmHH, boston.
I.rv uF. d. IT, UauatId. North Aaams.
D BRYAN, New York
Mira d ! I4tEisAit, Now York.
Misa 3 4 yAhYsHle New York.
IS. e Xaltsb4r, heW York.
NF ANA Nfn d D. DtpirrFis. New York.
Master Victor Is nepi6rris, New York
Mss8ef WstsIo Du1lertis and maid, htw York,
Mlss Mario cello. Nov York.
a ii Hnvsrs. New York
Mites l.aErfs. Ntu YORK.
II. Gulld, rupert
II NJ khtidau Guptff
h. sntth ana a3fr. North Adams.
MlKs II 81 smith, North Adams
Niss NJ % smiih. Narih Adams.
ME- r. i. lnarAham. Dr.. Nra York
Nis- Alice IueFaham. Nos York.
Hon M D Allan Albany
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The hal spell laF thg aH lw days
Aas aad Has eHca &c baacu ihe oEit 81
uauy tfom tie cities To tie pBre alroi tae
ooBusfy. We notice macy strange faces
Ia oaf streets, Of taase who are aere 60
enjoy orr pure mguHtaia air and scenery.
Alta Caucus bc}a on Saturday even
Ing ise following delegates werv chosen
Ia attend he Republican county cauven.
uoas u. S. hard, -. Crofat, J. T.. judi
son, Auoa Buck, .. *. BaIehellor.
We are sorry 90 learn that oar Young
friend aud townsmsu. sylvester Demiug,
fer some time past eouaceted with the
railroad ana express oG3ec q. Manchester
is at home az Dis brothers. .n lhl. village,
quite 80. We arc informed, however,
,hat bc rs improving ana hope soon to see
h.m around among us again, as al) miss
hIs happy face aud cordial greeting.
The now railroad arrangements, by
which our old connection with Troy sad
tao Hudson river is resumed, gives gen
eral satisfaction, and we hope may be As
profitable 10 the road as 70 Is pleasant ADD
convenient for tbo people lu this valley,
20 long deprived Of these privileges,
though il may take d long time to bring
back The old trade Of the Western Yer
mont Valley to Troy.
IA
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The work originally published uador Che title
OF THE NEW AMERICAN C4ELufEDlA was
completed iu 1855, since which time the VIDE
circulation which IL has a tanned tn Oh parts oi
tho United States, and the signal Developments
which have taken place Ia every branch " eel
euco. literature aud art, have induced the cd.
tors and Publishers 10 submit il TO an exact and
aud thorough feyisiou, aud 70 Issue new edition
.nLLlLnA
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tercut sections If Massachusetts. Fitch.
burg is ia a pclh oftEaabIe, suaEmaeh a.
thsfa afa lwa mammoth reservoirs direct
Iy perth bt g8t ellg which. Il they should
bars, would audanger The lives Of hun
areiE sud thousands Of precious seals
= % ans wa8daf then thst um0rous wo-
mru and children are oH tbe alarit least
they are swept away from heeilesness
90 he managers ofthosc bodies Of water
f.ke unto The criminal muriercrs Of the
Williamsburg or Mil River disaster ia-
deed, since eur resent debut from the
Bay state, wc have beard fears expressed
Itast the Wa,.eu reservoir, situated Ia
thc eastern part of Woolford, may break
away, aud awaken tAe people in Jho hol-
iow some night aud carry them away ON
tbc eFots vflhe wayes.
The next legal holiday is July lth.-
Time Boz Sos ccaseless march brings many
important events to Woodford in late
years, which add fresh aureIs to her
fame and honor, Arrangements have
been made for celebrating this national
holiday 10 good old.iashionod style, this
week Saturday. The exercises will be
held 10 Elmer Gleasou's grove AZ the city
iu close proximity to Lake Tabor --
Everything as yet promises successful
affair. Addresses will be delivered by
/ Col. J. II. Cushman, of the Banner, the
Ioy. Dexter Moody, OF Troy, aud others.
a collation. will be served at the grove
\ large platform has bcen erected for
"terp,ohoreau pertormersw The North
( Adams Cornet Band will furnish music
/ Tor the occasion. The procession will
form opposite the Mt. Pleasant House, at
/ 10 O'Clock a, III, then march to the grove
where the interesting exercises will oc-
cur, An are invited, both ''iar and
near"
A terrific thunder storm passed over
this city Monday evening, at 4.50.
The Mt. Pleasant House is now open
for the reception of guests and is fast
filling ap.
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lee Cream Through the Summer

/ shsIl &etp bee efcsm Tor sale by ihr s.pFle
plate. Aua viii alsa Yarafsh by sac p.ul quart or
0AIaa when wanted, al priaus to sail thbse bard
times.
ThaHkfai Ter youf patronage iH thF Fast, ] asa
for continuance uf the seHe. Gail hua ere me
tarlv aud oHea and / v5il ttE ard treat sou we3.
EMERSON EsrABBBob.
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BAKERY AND
RESTAURANT

Il nov a8,su ia HasfH EiaaA, uisfe . Eraegsl
tssgsfmeHl = iAkfys ooasis 49, = p taun# 81
~ taes AZ as.f e5s.s CIV aaiea Nes faaF aas
e. = ~ ffs hat~ We ear safely guarantee
t8bfriaf article every tms. = soaa caaa n A..
afnsaaea II she restaurant whore J shAH pa
pleased 60 faru3sh 81 Who may wlsh with table
k5a.8 81 ne Cav ~ Wcek. warm sEH2ls With tea
az raasa Furnished ta order $50 reasonable irruss
Euitar Eggs ac.. taken Ia s1aaAaFt Toe Eaa5s.
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LSUJSsE .EEr.

The Londonderry Dramatic eiub have
made aB addsi3u Of twenty feet to the
'eHRta 81 Eaieu Hal. making IL the lar
sest ha.i ia ta@H, 81 vii give dramatic
entertainments on TIA evenings Of July
II aud sgh.
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-Ar Csry is ab0gf - rebuild whag
lis house was eonsumc1 By aoe.
-Ness. shaitack 81 Chase are max
las valuable improvements uPou The
pfasiises which they purchased bf J. J..
lssfeei Tat TIE pnbile vii most appreel-
ale that portion q lAe improvements
WHICH Fr-epens 20 ihem such convenient
shelter iof The teams o. ,bose who may
ie iFahsaeiing .baslness IN the +, ulage.
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CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD

CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD
HARLEM EXTENSION DIVISION
1874 sgmra Arn,zarurSr 1874.
oa oad qacr Monday, 5ans sgtA, ls5L
TEAtss VIVA trtvr NsxmuTrE IS rar1oes.
MOVING SOUTH
no A. 81. Mai. frf bennington, Troy, North
Adams ana Chatham { OafnNrs.
q rs a. H iaI Nos York, va Troy
So y. d., Ter Bennington and Troy.
NayISr NORTH
10 IS A. d., t.y Batlaa5. Saratoga, Haranst.a
and Eastau.
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Trains leave New Vera ua a. e.
From Troy u4 s.. ~, :. N. aud ua b VI
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHRuuGH.
&c WHITE.
Rutland. VT Jaue @, 1874. az
A common los IA Of tndi gestian.
a. oppression aitHl ca}taht so depressing 0Ati'
ness ~ the sFlutsi with lstulsnee. er balgh-
ing up ai wind, aud aimoal always iaaUa Cua-
Nvuuess, Dr. iau,s.H's penstaluc Lu1epEes
give quick and permanent Bshef They are
pleasant portable, 30 unt require increase uf
dose, Heyer grippe, aud t1r Constipation 81 he
Bowels. Plies, Headache, Dizziness, Irregular.
ties, and other F0malo Weakness. they are in.
comparable, TRIAL box, 3Ua IsFge BOX, GJt.,
mailed free Tor thls lsst price
DR. HAHEIsuNs ICELAND BAtSAM,
splendid cure Tor Coua8s, HoAH=FNuss. aud al
iHnoAI aud LuSa complaints For sale by T.,
=. HARRISON 81 CO., ptoluetars. 80. TIE
mont Temple Boston, aBd by al Druggists.