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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-30

The big Bonanza" was written by Au-
gustin DAILY, written from q German play
called "Ultimo;" it has also been written
from the German by another author, and
called "Bulls and Bears" The comedy
was produced at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
in New York, February II, 1875, by Days
famous company, and was then cast as fol-
lows:
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@ MARKET REvENUEs.-The Ad.
Of Commerce has withdrawn
notice of the sale of market re-
eAch was fixed for to-day. The
aanitely postponed. .
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At the Varieties Theatre last night the
"Big Bonanza" was acted, for the first time
in this city. by combination styled on the
bills as "Mr. Augustin Days famous New
York Fifth Avenue Theatre company"
The comedy was acted with the following
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, November 29-Evening.-
Money closed active, 304. Sterling quiet,
- Sh: Gold closed at HAS 0ll4A. New
lives l17h. State bonds quiet and nominal,
Sub-treasury 0alsnces-Gold, o., ,305, GAG;
currency, $43,776,l l27.
The sub-treasurer paid out $4,000 ON
account of interest and $685.. 900 for bonda.
Customs receipts, 4377 900.
Cotton closed quiet; middling up lands
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The steamship Hewes, while landing at
the wharf on Tuesday evening, ran into the
steamship Harris, then lying at the wharf,
smashing her own starboard wheelhOuse
ond wheel, and slightly ipjuring the Harris
wheelhouse. The Hewes had 400 bales of
cotton on board at the time.
Congressman Dsrrall leaves this week for
Washington.
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LOCAL N E w s.
Condensed Locals.

A noted negro desperate. named Joe Will
liams. made his escape from the Changing
yesterday
TIE street lamps will be lighted this even
Ing al o'clock and extinguished at 12:3O
q m.
TIE National base ban club Of This city
yesterday defeated the Peabodys, OF Balti-
more, by a score of . too.
Major Richards has issued special order
To his officers to prevent the practice OF
backmen racing their horses from funerals
The Y. VI. G. y. have resolved In hold three
prayer meetings per day-oDe at noon, one at
CD. m. and one at . y. m The meetings are,
OF course. undenoninatiOnal.
detective Miller. while removing tran
som sash az his residence this morning, acct
dentally broke pane of glass and badly
lacerated his hand. The injury though pain
fUl is rot very SeTiOus.
The WaShing tOn SRngerbund have invited
The German singing society Virginia" of
Richmond. to attend a festival to be given
IN honor of the latter in This city on the jth
Of September next. The entertainment,
which viii last three days, will embrace an
excursion down the river, grand concert,
and a picnic.
Manager Bauer. OF the Avenue Theater,
has engaged Harry Brooks, the celebrated
English pedestrian. who will commence to-
morning az o'clock his walk of one thOuS-
and half miles in one thousand half hours.
TIE walking viii BE- done in the Theater.
An entertainment VIII be given at WASH
iEgtOn Hall. corner OF Sd street and Penn
sylvania avenue northeast, this evening,
third district public schools and others, for
the purpose OF raising funds 10 purchase
bTst-hOBOT medals for such pupils of that
district l. merit them.
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
I Undersigned Till the 18th instant, for the pnr-
chase OF the wooden building formerly coupled by
the Reform School of the District of Columbia sim
area on the Government farm, near the reservoir OF
the Washington Aaueduct, said building to be re-
moved within twenty days after the sale.
JOHN BAILEY.
President Of the Board Of Trustees Of he
RI toim School of the District of Columbia,
Jf2i ~ 5I9 fth street mort Invest
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Let the People speak.

Il. J.. PieTcc, Ru6dl0. NJ Y:
Dear Slr;-lOur FavOrite Prescription has
done my wife world of good. She has taken
nearly two bottles, and has felt better the
past TWO weeks than at any time in the past
tH0 years. No more periodical pains; none
OF that aching back or dragging sensation in
her stomach she has been accustomed TO for
several years. i have so much confidence in
II that would be perfectly willing to war
rant TO certain customers of ours who would
be glad TO get hold of relief at any expense. i
have tried many Patent Medicines, but
never had any occasion TO extOl one before.
Very truly yours. GEO. Il. WHITING.
Mrs. +. X. DAILY, Metropolis, H., writes:
Or. Il. J. PieTce:-My sister is using the
Favorite Prescription with great benefit"
larry ANN FRISBIE, Lebanon, Pa, writes:
DR.. IL. J.. PieTce:-What / have taken of
your medicine has been of more benefit To
me than all others and hundreds of doctors
bills"
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is sold
by dealers in medicines generally. eo&x
For Moth Patches, rockies and Tan, ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and FreckIe
Lotion. II is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face, Black-Heads or Flesh Worms, use
Pe77ys Improved COrnedone and Pinlple Rem
edy. the Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr.
b. L. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. SIS
Corns, &c.-The Foot
iaoOrs ten times more than the hand: and to
he relieved of COms, Bunions, Ingrowing
Nails, etc, thousands of persons visit DR.
Whites establishment, No. 555 18th street,
opposite the Treasury
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MRS. GRUMPY SAYS that SOz0LOat eclipSes
all other preparations for the teeth and gums
And what Mrs. q. says is reiterated most
emphatically by ninety-nine One-hundredths
OF the beauty and fashion OF the land. co
FIVE MINUTES FOR REFRESHNENTS.'-
Everybody who has Travelled by railroad has
heard the above announcement, and has
probably suffered from eating too hastily
thereby sowing the seed of Dyspepsia. II is
a comfort to know that the Peruvian Syrup
VIII cure the worst cases of dyspepsia, as
thousands have testified. eo
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GEORGETOWN ADVFR'MTs

STEAM DYEISG AND CLEANING ESTaR.
LISUWENr
~ Jsfer'on Srt-f, GEORGETOWN. n e
Established. lsSl. Premium AWArltE. ISL t.
iarsed anu improved. ls7s. Laiies ard ,,utleaneus
wearing apparel u every dgscrp-iUl. tBciudinF
Nelvets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings. Kid Gloves
&C, &c, nicely cleaned n dyed also Curtains znG
New Goods, Carrets AID Blankets cleaned during
the Summer mouths.
Send US your address and vie viii csl for snd re-
turn work NJ place n the Distric- free 4 eNrc
charge. Work received and returned by mail IT ex.
Press IRON and 10 any place IN the country as2l-
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NNEIHfsT BUTTONS, studs, and collar
tNtl01s 70 match, something new and beau
t ,I' received az Prigg's, on The Avenue,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. - From Es-,e,
ChOatc & Co We have Blgsk7Coo.5 for yune
AID from ID. \. BrOsnan the Cathode V'oli
for JGly.
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IA TIE WENTWORTH,

Vary lrst class Summer Hetsl i'us.ai u,
Sei& Newcastle, y. n 3 miles from Plrt-nlauth,
VII open for the season Jane 10TH under ha u-nar,-
ment Of CAMPBELL CHASE. Al the ro,1ns On
the house are desirable, AID the ocean aud kiNer
Bathing Sailing, Fishing aud RiliuE facilities un-
siirpassed tur iurrter iuformatlHu iu4u %
CHARLES 2. CAMPBELL. Por'sur vfh, y. H..or
CHARLES h. CHASE, ~ North Market street,
Boston. Mass. au-t.N e II
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THE Warwick and Elmwood collars 9,
closely resemble linen, that the only difi,.,.
ence you can detect is that they LOOK and III
bettey,-Adr,
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MEssRs. Young MIDDLETON. Auc-
tOneerS, Real Estate and Insurance agents
VIII sell, AT O'Clock this evening. valuable
improved property on Bridge street between
Congress and Washington.
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ST. Vimeent.s Female Seminary.


The annual exercises of the st. Vincents
Female Seminary, an excellent and widely
known institution, under the careful aud
Skillful supervision of the Sisters of Charity
took place yesterday in the school building
corner of 10th and q streets, and we've wit
messed by large audience, which highly
appreciated the literary treat offered them.
In tne spacious lecture room was displayed
the handiwoTk OF the pupils, comprising
handsome pictures i'm wOrsted, also embrOi-
derry and the most delicate of needle work.
The full list OF premiums awarded is again
crowded out to-day, as 1t was yesterday by
The pressure on our columns. Gold medals
and crowns Were awarded 10 X. Mesney, NJ
Frank and X. McArdle. and the respective
principal class hOnOrs chose of the highest
classes being first named) were awarded To
y Maher, Il. Griffith, j. Frazier, j. Lenne-
Newton, Annie Flowers, VI. DAILY, C. Dante.
q. Miller, NJ. Snow, j. Morgan, Nina Cham
der, A. Maher, j. Buckley, Lille Spignel.
Lena Clarke, A, obey, A. Rock, j. Phil
Joyce, NJ. Clarke, +. Giusta, &. Schutter, L.
Clements, n. McLinden, j. Maatesta NJ
Ginsta, NJ. Merhling, q. Myers, NJ. Murphy,
e. Phillips, A. Hannah, A. Daily. s. Burns,
NJ. Feeney, a. Robinson, b. Jirdenson, j.
Mudd, j. Schutter, a. Connell, May White,
L: Cooney. X. Clarke, NJ. Arnold, Julia
Mary Collins, Mary Phillips, NJ. Conner. b.
obey, i. Iradella. A. Mcclure, NJ. Brooke.
Bi Csmbell, A. Ghisselli, NJ. Hurst, L. Ellis,
Wallard, G: obey, Ida Pumphrey, M. Van
doran, c. Mclaughlin, A. McShey. Alice
Davis, j. Robinson, NJ. Flahavan NJ Hum
Ter, X. Clements, q. Turner, NJ. Noonan, r.
Eiils, A. Cassassa, n. Flahaven, q. Hannah.
Alice DAILY. NJ. Sauter. ID. Simms, c. Byant.
regina Mclaughlin, II. Common, X. Lackey,
1iare Horstcamp, Sue FalcOner, c. DAILY. NJ
ecker, Ornie McLinden. h. Flahaven. A.
Shehan Il. Madigan, s. Humphrey, h. NIL
Ter and Fora Watson.
PATENTs have been granted to residents
"a tlIs District, bearing date June 5, 1915, as
follows: Samuel Strong. Improvement i'm
paNements; assignor To self ami Ebon c. In
gersoll, or same place. Harry King, i'm
Provement IN draftsmen's mixing cups JAS
II: Vaudeville, improvement in adjnstab,e
TRIPODS Tor mining drills. John w. YewelI.
Improvement in devices for holding and dis
playing brooms.
The PUBLIC DEBT OF the District Is rapid
~ oeing diminished by those who pay spe-
cial Improvement taxes through i, q. Law
~ Co., 223 * street.
IHE warwick and EipnwcoJ
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CIT Y TIE Ms.

OFFICE COATS, at G5 cents, - cents and Il,
at Straus, l0ll Pennsylvania avenue.
LIEBIG's Liquid extract of beef is aimira-
bly, adapted for females in delicate hea lth,
who require a tonic.
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- KID BY FALL-Mr. y. C.. Eandu-
1890, painter, working on house on NJ
DctNeeh I3th and 14th streets. fell yesterday
aIptI4OOh rom the scaffold ON which he was
S4hS 20 NE ground, and was seriously In
Juftu' r-IoVhaers rendered. medical aid,
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THE PUBLIC DEBT of the District is randi
~ oeing diminished by those who paw spe-
ciai Improvement taxes through j. @. Lay
a Co., 223 TX street.
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SURF BATHING.
0 POINT LOOKOUT HOTEL.

Access per Potomac steamers. Fancy AMI Mas
Guerade Balls during rhe season. For circulars
rooms, Sc, address JAS r MILBURN BRO
Point Lookout, st. Mary : Co. Nd. ye2l Ian
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COrNTKY HOARD

AAA - COtN1Rl BOARD
AJ liable, sslt water tathiug. rShiug ana crab
Llug, With iruit IN abundance. Near AuHapaits
Terms: 8 Ter week Addr,ss n. q. ". p o Bon
13O, Annapolis, Nj ma > Inn.
aar G BOA aP tn. Tas S S+lr rSS.
A4w who wish a plea-snt home. Ia healthy
snd beautiful location with the best OF railroad Ia
cities, should apply early Address - Prcprietor
et Clifton Station, FairtaS Co, Va nays Rn
liza RawLEI SPRINGS - Ttis popular
YEHfY and deli ghtful summer resorr, ucsr lar
4.Ak risonburg, vs., will be open on june 4,
1873, under the management OF MAJOR &. y. Luck
circulars, with iul desert pton, be btAined A.
MAJOR q. ". Luck. 81 "SpO- tswood Hotel. Harrf-
sonburg, Va, or e Mr.. Gen. &. weddart 1rn, Sc
end NaiouI Bank, S09 1th street. ~ -hington,
DC. IRffK
msy6 I'm President Roard =, nf-.rtars
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SURF BATHING.

LILY POINT LOOKOUT SUMNER RESORT.
Hotel open June LIST. For terms, &C, address
JAMES L. MILBURN BRO,
Projectors,
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JRAEGE or KEEPING GAMBLING
ICleE--Ip-day warrant was returned 10
ne Police Court issued by a. :. Taylor. irls-
Tee o! me peace, sworn out at the Instance
81 Robert r stockton, charging GEORGE &
farker with keeping a gambling house in
%Aich ne ,StOc EtOn lost on the 10Th day OF
June 10 III lawful money of the L nitei
S'aie>. The warrant was copied by Deret.-
tlVe> sargent and NcI-lfre~h. and the hear
Ing wa postponed until the 30th instant.
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INSANITY OF HCCKSTER--James Cross
huck>ter IN the Center market, VINO for
s.me time past has been showing sympsthies
81 N sanity: was yesterday placed under the
large OF Keepers, preparatory 10 sending
nm 10 The insane asylum. He was pro-
Ionnctd insane by Dir Dexter. who examined
MN and gave certificate last evening.
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HE NoETHFRS PACIFIC railroad hOnI
,'4"ti> iH t1iS city met yesterday Afternoon.
4 r. } T. SnOfigrlSS in TIE chair and Dr
It'Tick secretary. ana a resolution was
accepted o.. That the OTtcT Of sale and diStribu-
Ion >houii De 50 Modified IS t. best protect
ne interests OF the hOudh6lderS." 4 commit
Zee was appointed 20 visit New York city
JCne .Sth. attend the meeting OF the bond
resolution. 'S
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued
a. follows Henry j. Harry and Susan
y Grimes; John MahOney and Clara
hTOwn; Edward Cranch. OF New York. and
EOnatti r Hunt; Emil LaIgnel and Marie
IsieNre; samuel j. Young and. Hannah Bell;
Moses Brown and Anna Williams. William
IorSey and Mary POiDdexter; George Green
ard Emma Burrows; VI. j. Hartnett and JO-
hanna OConnelli George w. Whistler and
Esther Barry, OF Baltimore
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EMl NEW HAMPSHIRE.
ms iavoTite summer Resort pen from uEe 18th
D October lst. iS75
JeiO I'm W SC. r MTLLIKrN, PROPRIETOR.
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POTUNtC HOTEL.

A POTOMAC HOTEL.
Hs ST NARi-S CO. M.
1hIs newly erected hotel situatsi on - George =
Island near the cont hence u the Potomac aud -
SeYrge rivers: VII te open Tor the Reception q
visitors June 18th. Fishing. BnAf .>Allire ans
bathing IN abundance. Persons des.r..r- II visit
Ing this hotel can iase the steamer Jane 1saly ID
finel Point, whore luats vail D. tn readiness 6rn
Ney them O. the l-itDd The propri.t.rs nave So
eral Wit sailing boats. hCh tlry furu.-h - ss
it"rs free q charge. T.rm--s s. Ter dav so r.r
week, 80 per month. F.r Iarticliar- spply- 70
,.,, r. ADAMS Bros,
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

Id VA,
k.I&- Situated on the highest point on the Mid
land railroad - miles from Washington with morn
ing and evening trains each way. Fare for round
trip, 81 rs. The hotel j. new, with double pOrches
the entire length. The rooms well furnished,
and the dinir room cool and airy. The country j.
n healthy a. any in the world. and there are no
musqutoes. BGarders without children preferred.
Jel0Sm FRANCIS }. CANNON. Proprietor
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ia COBBS' HOTEL.
Y.AY CODES ISLAND, Va.

This delightful Seaside Resort, situated on the
Atlantic Ocean, and celebrated Tor fine and safe surf
bathing, fishing aud shO ting, Is open for the
reCe ptiUn Of visitors.
Terms IS per day; SIS per week; $50 per month
of four weeks.
Route:-Erom Washington by steamer Z" Jane
Mosely,' or Baltimore by Old Bay Line steamers TO
Norfolk, connecting with steamer m p. Banks
for Cherry stone, Monday, wedne sday and Friday
mornings, o o'clock. COBB BROS. co.
le9-lm Cap I'm Projectors.
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"a FAI0UIER WHITE SULPHUR

YtiM 80 ~, ~. .,., Selepiated watering
II tied number II families and guests on the Isl Of
July, ISIS, At reduced rates. DR.. A. HARRIS &
co, Fauquier " hite sulphur Springs, Va. I2l at
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IA The HOT SPRINGS,
G:WQ ARE ALWAYS OPEN TO VISITORS.
a SUMMER BDARDERS.

~ "A
YfHAY pBLEAN. FACgUrER COUNTY, Va.
ted gu reasonable terms with BOARD during the
summer months The house is large, grounds hand
some, alter excellent, climate delightful. within y
miles Of Salem Station, NJ Z. r, over good roads
FOR further intorma'ion address GEO. l.. HOL-
LAND. Oriean, Eau luier UuFy. Va. res peCtfully
refer TO Messrs Hall & ume, GroCers, Washing
ton. els a.gs
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~S 81 Twelve miles west of Mount jackson.
Valley Branch b. & O. r. r.,
" I'll be opened for the option Of Visitors from
JUNE LIST until OCTOBER LIST. ISIS, under the
management Of j. n. WOODWARD, late Of Raw
ley Springs, Va
This place has been greatly improved, and the no.
The waters have established reputation 10
their wonderful curative powers. The Springs are
numerous, and Of great variety, viz: SULPHUR Heal
ing, Suphate of Iron and Magnesium, Chaly beste
Carbonate of Ironl, &C.
Terms % board per day, s2.5O; per week, sl5; per
month Of 2S days. $50.
Circulars can be had at W. II. & O. II. MORRI-
SONS Bookstore, Pennsylvania avenue, between
JED I'm MOORE & PERRY, Proprietors
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Ia NATURES GREKT REMEDY ron
n.y. ,CHeoNic DISEASES

fohr nittrsffcni hnTlscntura. Va.
Have wrought most astauis hing enros IN ssu. an !,
lever: dysrsrsia, liver disease. GENIAL d'baip /,
rpsl.. VIZ hstaiies r.F'l AZ 20 q
Hsi"e, brlght = otssa-@ - the kilneps and al
other functional diseases q the urinary aud
SEXUAL organs Many 81 tge~e were ca-s- II great
seNe rity AM long duration hch RAD l.f.l an he
Esources 81 nedioAl srlenrs, and rel cd the suf-
nItrs 70 the verge q the grave. When thzy fauna
safe snd rapid means Of Through al r.rmausrf
rrll't IN the waters u tins fountain 81 hsafh Zine
nouhtaia afr and scer erv. Within les liar ONE
nan DAY Jourt!eE from Ba more M Wa.hfpc-
ton ID g, and Richmond, Va ~ .ff nssr 90. : .
hCco ninodsl m strictly hrsf class Board psr d.y
%, r,r W"ek. 81. per month. sn Fur circular
'nltatEtnc cer;ifcatsS % II ts -lrH r.r.rr.-
GnnnF.
ie9nufsw~ U.--,.-.t 49, ~.
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BkANDT MaNNioN

~ w ssi- IS 80 y b y
,shed N city style trgm July 1T. irait. v.s-ts-
ties, loe salt water bathing boa.ing. oys-.rs fsh-
nlnSent scenery. Fare :; - round TRIP Tsrnls
lsto rs psr Week. ~ fOrnafion = lrcss NJ.
street. ia -,
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lEER PARK HOTE
GLEN HOUSE

EM B. and o.. Fo8 MI 2Rsy JIIe 2ist, is-'
Jel0 I'm Formerly II GLADE Hotel. Oakland
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SUMNER RESORTS.

AAA FOUNTAIN DALE sPkIN6&.
" THIS snrrner Rs,orf. sitnsset .iN mfl..
TIN TIN Rlae bidse statien. Weg'err N.ry lsHa Raj
ro,d, nNe miles frcm knuItttsbHrc. Ma. Fvris,
miles rom GETTY lnrg, Pa, Ia uusurT as~st e.
keata. f9r particulars address tbe Trcrrictor, =
fOnntain Dale. Adams county. Pa
gels-eolms FREn MrlNTfRr pr.,.s...-
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An,IE We have n few desirable rooms, with
B0ard, at 70 per month. Children and Nursos la &
price This locsli;y i far superior to IA any in q
of scenery and health Address
LYTTLFTON WRITER'S,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-06
Vermont News.


There were four cases of small pox in
South Hero last week.
Henry Perkins of Bloomington built a
house and moved into it in twelve days
The locomotive "James NJ. Foss,' has
just come out of the st. Adams shops in a
new coat of paint, besides having a new
tender attached to it.
The Palladium says that DR.. L.. G. Moore
of North Troy lost his medicine chest the
other day, and his patients all recovered
before he could find it. Unfortunate man .
N II. BUR 4 Son of Post Mills village,
(Thetford), who owned a flock of SO fine
sheep, lost % of them by dogs, the other
day, while II more were bitten aud could
not be found at all.
The steamer Adirondack had among her
passengers the other day, on her trip south,
about hundred American girls, who had
been studying the past year at the excel.
lent convent schools in Montreal.
An independence ball was held at Chad
wck's, Bakersfield, on Friday evening Hast
During the night some miscreant visited
the premises outside and cut up ten har.
nesses belonging to parties attending the
ball, some badly.
Ex-Gov. frederick lobrook is pres
dent, Col. S. NJ. Waite vice president, f
A. Nash treasurer, and James Dalton, arr
the executive officers of the Northeastern
Mutual Life association of Bratteboro
Several noted trotters from abroad hay,
arrived at st. Albans already to enter il
the races of the Bellevue driving park as
ISOLATION. Entries closed at 0 o'clock Sat
urday evening The races commence OF
Tuesday.
Rev. J. II. Weddell, of Peru, Ind, re
ceives call TO st. Joscphs church, Mid
dlebury, and Rev. M. d. Stone of tn,
Congregational church at Windham, re
signs on account of ill health.
The "Old Folks base ball match a
Essex Center, come Off Thursday, in tn,
presence of large gathering of people, al
the adoining towns having large repre-
sensations. The contestants were com
posed of persons all over thirty-five year,
of age, and the game was an exceedingly
interesting and amusing one. After The
conclusion of the game free lunch wal
served. The committee of arrangements
consisted of Messrs. L. N. Williams, A. b
Halbert and Josia futile, to whose efficient
services the success Of the occasion Is large
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