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run as Follows iSu ndavs excentedS. " ''
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A Great Offer :!

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Pianos and organs, OF FIRST class makers In
GUIDING waters at lower prices than ever be.
fore offered. Monthly installments received
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six years. Second hand Instruments at ex-
tremely low prices for cash. illustrated Cata-
logues mailed: Agents wanted. Warerooms
4Sl Broadway, New York.
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TIME RUTLAND DAILY AND
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news, Including the kilograms OF she associated
press, local correspondence, state news. &C.
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OUR STATIONERY DEPARTMENT
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plain, all weights and sizes. Envelopes OF all
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NOR COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSE-
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WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS
Put up only III BLUE boxes tried and sure
remedy.
Sold by Druggists generally, and
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HARLEM EXTENSION DIVISION
IL CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
@ ii A N G 4 OF TIME.
1875, WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1910

I6'0. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lST6.
on and after Monday, Dec c, 1876, trains will
run as follows:
MIXED.-Mail leaves Rutland 2:4o q. M. con-
Meeting at Bennington with mail train for Leb-
anon Springs. Chatham and New York.
E&PRESS-Leaves Rutland at 100 a. m, to
Manchester, Bennington. Troy, Albany & New
York.
NIGHT EXPRESS-Leaves Rutland at 1905
p. M, with sleeping car attached) for Man
CHESTER Bennington, Troy, Albany and New
York.
ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
NIGHT EXPRESS-From New York via Troy
1880 a. m.
MONTREAL EXPRESS-From Troy. connect
Ing with the fast mall train from New y ork
1910 p. N.
MAIL-From New York, via Chatham an ID
Lebanon Springs, $3.50 p. m.
BuRDETT, Supt.
RUTLAND, Dec. 2. 1873. cGwtf
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Road before the Eastern Star Lodge, by
Mrs. s. T. Hasseltine, en- New Years eve,
at the Masonic Hall, Bristol.
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NohPicttu anu cicctcu III my yhiu anu ware
rooms, finished expressly for my retail trade.
II is the largest and most complete stock TO be
found anywhere in New England.
Being DESTROYS OF reducing stock prepare
tory TO repairing and enlargtng my works. /
pro pose TO sell part or the whole OF my entire
stock, for the
NEXT SIXTY DAYS, AT WHOLESALE PRICES
and complete and erect the same in the follow
Ing spring, which Is the most favorable season
TO erect work.
Parties wishing TO purchase first class ceme-
terry work Will ind IL for their interest TO visit
us at an early day. and avail themselves OF this
offer
We win cheerfully show you the work, and at
prices that defy competition.
Parties selecting their work from sketches
and designs are often disappointed when the
Work Ii erected, IL does not meet their expecta-
tons.
To obyiate any possibility OF being mislea or
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ton.
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prompt attention.
SO and So West st., Rutland, Vt.
deci6d6wiy
A NICE LINE OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10

Goes not SEEN inclined to disgorge without a
struggle tie $500 900 cspitation tax due the
state OF Maryland on passengers carried
over the Washington branch since January
i, lS'o- The United States Supreme Court
gave decision . few months ago affirming
the power Of the state to levy this tax, and
row the case Is In the Howard county circuit
court, where a speedy decision is expected.
The defeated party In the suit will carry the
case tothe state court OF appeals and thence
10 the United States Supreme Court, before
which, IL Is presumed, IL will come In such a
,baPe that the decision Of that tribunal will
&c GLa,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10

Another talked of candidate for the En,-
Iish mission is f. w. Stoughton, of New
York. 1t is not known whether Gen. Butler
has assed upon his eligibility, bat in case
he Is nominated and the Senate should fail
10 hear from Gen. B, the following supplied
TO the Danbury NeSCs by its New York cor
respondent, Jay Charlton" may serve TO
give that body home view Of the nominee:
"You would hardly cell Stoughton a states
has been very successful as q lawyer and
has made a great deal of money in arguing
patent cases which are his speciality. though
he Is not 10th 10 take other cases. He Is tall
very tall and slim, with Q rather effeminate
figure, and q small, thin, sweet, very pink
face, closely shaver, and all the more rose
pink because IL is surrounded by an i'm
mense, fine, curly, snowy mop of hair. He
seems 10 peep out from this feecy cloud of
curly white hair like q new born babe out OF
a wealth OF ruches, and caps, and satin
strings. He is As divinely tall and delicate
as glass squirt. His eye is softly blue, and
when he Is in sweet tears they take on q
tender, timid mauve, like the ink on a love
letter. his fingers are long, slim and grace
luli bis nails are pink. His voice Is softly
rounded, LOUDLY murmuring like sherry
coooler through rye straw, and ending In q
kan, sorrowful, cooling, and falling like the
voice o. white ben In the faint spring sun
snine singing her lullaby of "chicf e. :e- cav
aw, chick a ta-cah." He is easily moved to
ears be easily moves himself 10 tears III .
you'd make nice Minister TO England
The ladies' would love him. He il thorou On
gentle gentleman. And II he got hard no ne
could sell lis hair for the young wo nsa 10
WORK lamLs into samples"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10

Senator Hamlin and the Postmaster Gen
eral don't seem to agree in reference TO max
ing the postal department self-sustaining
Mr.. Hamlin relies on high rate of postage
TO contribute TO that end, but the Postmas-
ter General in his last report did not rec
onnend an increase of rates TO save a de-
nciency. He very wisely thought that with
proper watchfulness and economy in the de-
partment, always requiring maximum ser
vice at minimum cost, as In any other busi-
ness, this gap between expenditures and
receipts can be gradually closed, and in time
be made TO disappear altogether" With
THE STAR the New York Journal Of Com
'nerce thinks that brca king up the system OF
straw bids is one among the many reforms
which would cheaper the postal service and
render it selfsupporting and that Mr. Ham
lin can ind plenty OF use for his talents In
that work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10

The practical value of the United States
signal service has been frequently illus
trated, but never better than on Friday last
when, as a New York paper states, more
than 80 vessels which would have gone to
sea, remained in the harbor there, "a warning
having been received from the Signal bu
reau,l and by so doing escaped gale blow
ing at the rate OF s. miles an hour, which
would doubtless have done great damage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10
CIRCULATION OF the STAR.
sworn Statement.

IL is not less alarming than surprising to
see how corporations, and especially those
holding valuable franchises are able to con-
troll legislation affecting the public. This is
Significantly illustrated in the relations OF
the Washington and Georgetown railroad
Company toward the bill proposing to re-
pave Pennsylvania avenue, introduced in
the Senate a few days ago. As originally
presented, the bill named Generals Hum
phreys, Wright, and Gilmore a commission
authorized "tO select and determine the
hest kind OF pavement, other than wood or
stone, to be used in paving Pennsylvania
avenue, and to have the said Ihoroughfare
paved Herewith from the northw west gate OF
the Capitol TO and including the crossing OF
Fifteenth street." sc. This was all well
enough. Bat on the ith Instant the bill was
reported from the District committee, by
Mr.. Dorsey, with the following suggestive
amended proviso,-the amendment being in
H1lic letters. THAT the said Washington X
Georgetownl railroad company may select
The material nth 5rtich 70 pare their tracks, and
nidy pave the space between their tracks as
above set FORTH" &c.
This amendment practically takes the
whole matter of paving the center OF the
Avenue out of the hands of the very compe-
tent commission, and leaves IL with the
done, or, indeed. whether il shall be done at
all or not! If the gentlemen named above
are competent authority to determine how
the other part OF the Avenue shall be
paved, why are they not also competent to
decide how that portion occupied by and
between the car tracks shall be improved
and kept in repair? Is that strip of land
taken from the public use for the beneat of a
private corporation, TO be a ria sacra,-above
all laws and municipal regulations? What
divinity hedges around the property OF this
corporation, that IL should be treated with
more consideration than that owned by other
people, III il may decide how the middle of
the Avenue shall be paved, why may not
each landlord or tenant on the street select
the material and style OF pavement to be
used In front OF his particular premises
There is just as much sense aud Justice in
one proposition as In the other We trust.
therefore, the obnoxious amendment will
be struck out before the bill becomes a law.
and that the interests of the railroad COM
psny will be put upon precisely the same
footing as those OF private citizens grant
Ing II no unusual favors, and imposing upon
III no unequal burdens. III IL cannot sub
nit TO this wholesome requirement, let ii
take up its tracks and leave that part of the |
Avenue forever,-as it will In all probability
have TO do al some day in the not very re
mote future.
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al PiEHsYLYEHIA AyEHuK.

Has lus recsivsd . choice selection OF DRESS
GOODS in the new shades and fabrics for eprina
wear French pebeges IN Browns and 0reys.
Plain Piaids and euipes. Camel Hair end Ossh-
mere a. fhe Ecru and Cream shades. ToiIe Hess,
new patterns and shades. with lsoes 20 match Tor
oyerdreefes. French Cambria Skirts aud en IL In
cloh colors; the --latest fmpoI tssisn. Foulard and
FIR nch Cambrics and french Jsckonets In onaroiy
new shades and dceigns; different from anythfne
ever sh wn 10 this arket coIors and styles 70 cor
respond with the Atwood goods and siIks spripe
eilks IN Checks. Strips and Plaids, from ri 20
81 Black Gr.na6iDes ~ al prices Plaid, Chect
end rfped Grenadines In Blacks ana coiors for
overS shades 70 match siiks and Dress goods
full line OF blafk ttlss of the best make a. low
prices large lot OF saa Tn br-llss Just rec.fved
ali szee AID Pric~s several styles OF very bsndsone
eold-nounted handles Small Black Para.ols and
psrs.ois n teru shaees TO match suits. We
stock is soiicited. JOHN T. nfTOH ELL.
marD9 ga Pennsyivaasa svenos.
tISksT Dktss SHIFTS MADE TO ORDKR
OF the very best material. IN the most elegant
manner, for % Is. Perfect sstisfAcfion guaranfed
only o1-S Tor the VERY FINEST DRESe
shlkTe, male 20 order, 81 the q "a NOa BALTI.
, nSka SHIFT FACTORY. iois rstrsst. wszh-
MARLIN tBepl >. ". DA8B, Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10

The government detectives have I'm the
main proved themselves such constituencies
seourdreIs that people never know when to
believe them, but the production of q letter
from Gen. Bsbcock ny ex- Detectiye Whit.
ley on Saturday seemed. In the light of
Whitley : testimony in regard to IL, TO place
Gen. p. In an unpleasant attitude OF com
plicity in the safe burglary business. To.
day, however, Gen. Babcock supplies the
letter from Whitley TO him to which the
above referred to letter was an answer, and
so far from bearing out the testimony of
whitley IL serves to brand the lie on his
statement. Without expressing any opin-
Ion upon the guilt or innocence of Gen. Bah
COCK In this matter, 1t Is but simple Justice
10 him to say that his testimony to day
appears to fasten falsehood upon Whitley In
the most damaging portion of his statement.
The Baltimore Gazette (democrauc) sensi-
bly, believes that General Meies' simple
denial of the accusation brought against him
by q crack Drained inventor and moth ex
Termination is quite sufficient that years Of
faithful and efficient services must weiZh
against malicious or sensational stories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10
LOST AND FOUND.

4 OsT-A SCHOOL MEDAL preseutet by Prof
- heldOn to one Of his pupils. reward Of e.
VIII De gwen Tor s return TO 1888 Penn. avenue,
or All 18th street circle a nIn ,
I OsT-rkAiER BOOn and HYNyAL Io
- easel, two weeks ago, either in Christ church,
SeorRetown, or II Psul's, 23d ST.; valued as gift
y ward O. d thanks If left at No. - West street
Geor getown. aplO-l Ii.
L ETH Rs LOST Lost, on "wednesday evening,
l. package OF open LETTER5, addressed to the
Hon. w. ID elley- OF Pennsy wanna. The letters
are OF no value except to Mr. kelley. and liberal
rev ard Will be paid for their delivery ct the Post
Office Of House q Representatives. 1t
I OsT-One red 8ufalo COW from the premises
IL corner Of lsth street and New York ave.,-1
the mig ht OF the LIST inst. will give suta S ~
ble reward for her return, or any iaformstionX XII.
Of her w reabouts.
aplO St VIM FORD
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uar8 tr
&c DRY GOODS.

CARPETS AT COST, TO SELL OUT.
500 Osiicoes, &c.
hi'e Spreads, slightly soiled, SEC.
WIDE Sheefines. sc. worth IS.
Spring Dress Co de IN great ariety ana prices yery
cheap from l2hc up 90 fine goods.
BloemIbg Black Aipacas, IS. SIX aud SOC.
Pure mobatrs. marked cown-frOm la5. 70 STSo
Black Silks, Il best makes, cheap
Genuine ameutta Shirt, unIaun dried, good lifting
and finished, at 81 2s-iess than the price Of
CArpets NJ cosf-ol eoocs now 7Sc
Beet lnRrains at less than ufac turers' price.
Coed value Tor your money always given IN any
part OF my stock. II. ~. NACOAIN,
mar2ltr f0e n Arket space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10

There seems TO be some good reasons why
another territory should be formed out of
Dakota The legislature OF that territory
has frequently petitioned Congress to divide
IT by the fOrty-sixtb parallel, for the reason
that people residing above that line, in order
10 transact business with the officers and
courts at tie capital, Yankton, are com
PEELED TO travel by horse power from one
thousand to fifteen hundred miles. The Sen
ate Committee on Territories, after a fall
consideration of the case, has concluded to
report bill 10 divide the territory, as sug-
gested, and to call the northern half the ter
ritory of Pembina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-10
BOARDING..

BOARDING.
DLEASANT ROOMS AND GOOD BOARD can
be obtained ct 1O09 MARY LAID avenue, a. mod
crate rates, in q private family. marE-3w'
METROPOLITAN HOTEL
lVl MONTHLY BOARD AT REDUCED BATES,
Dsrl8 I'm 0KO CAKE, Proprietor
SINGLE LODGING Rooms, 50 cents per night.
:" IT from u tn 03 per week; BOARD or MEALS
~ reasonable rates, at No. ass Pennsylvania ave.
mArls- Inn
LOB RENT-very desirable newly furnished
L Rooms, With first Glass Board, at low rates,
third door north OF y street, COS 18th st north
west feb26 To-
MlLLlkENT HOTEL, CorRU lOtk aad Il SIS.
lVl H0rthUest, WdshfHgtoR, D. c., one square iron
Avenue, y, 9Th and 18th street cars.
Transient Board a per day.
rRAEk MiLLIKEH, Proprietor.
No oar. declD-tY
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DRY GOODS.
DRr GOODS HAVE ar LAsr TOUCHED
~ BOTTOM.

nRf GOODS HAVE AT LAST roUCHED
~ BOTTOM.
Eest Fruit % the Loon Muslin Al n cam.
Andrcscrcggin. - cents
Iut-dAle Cambria, n rsnts.
toaf- Clara q. n 7. spool Cotton. q cts A.
"Hslftt n ladies' button Me Glove -. ~ rst,
es' tiiui stylss q Spring nres- aods, a. Pisip
fed~. etflses ADd keversitiss. a. fraan igk a. -
cents ssrc An extra cue Black Cashmere II an
aystd. cheap ~ Is. Also,dns barFsias On Print.
Ho.isry. Be borg Enbrctcertes Table Liaens,
@ RE irg-, SC &C, o. prices osllirg FOR the tea
wMF. GIVES,
spsn' Cor l9h aud L streets Nv
ORE NEW pRESS GOODS,
AT REDUCHD PRICES.
WILL OPEs on MONDAY,
in rislo Psid and saipes. st llS B, ~, rs, ~, AMI
Ries biso. s,lls, q. o. IS 81 81; and e.
~ Tds- rlPs fiS1e,, ~ IN I'D n,s esssp;
nrtss Goods, ehsvis and Grape Wells, ane Ts1e.
.lotfs and Cassimeres, Disgobsls. aud Nasy Biue
flannels' Of best srsdes, and st ~ dosn pricss
20 large sire Bed spreads, &C q aud q Is. 90
O.. Towels for 81 50 20 o. per desen, hsBd.cms
Isble hsmesks aud kspt ins, With best brands q
sheeth PILLOW Gaze sLd shirtiT COt,ons, st "a.
lowest market prioes.
y. w. COIIEYN
spo Cheap Corner, sol sth ct. n arb "a Space.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


Pos sALR-A nes, BBICk HOUSE. containing
Il nVs rooms gas and wa,er. on .oth street, be-
tween and sreets Derte wet; lot % b. loo feet:
fe.i price trirty ore snndred sad ATTY Soiisrs
twelve hundred and twenty d0l's cash: seven han,
cent Interest end the fs1aii der in payments. ' Of
go 7 month. IL now rented 10 n p1nctusl tea
sm An iGT IA Eo per month Apply to p J. DUFFY,
EoR PENTHOUSE No. 22s, on south street,
Grant Row, between d and 81 streets southeast,
room. and All modern i'm provements Thi. proper-
y hs. ia.t been ps, IN fr't class order from .ol
Throughout Rent to tsn,St d sss ssT Sgpth
sp4-st corner 7th street ana coa, .hls ave.
LOB BEET-a small FARM, With !. yerv com.
!. hs aRd
Pinoe George county. ga. Is onefed fer rent 70
good tenant on reasonable terms. Thsre fs vsri-
Ihs ssf S's:
;h shofs dry; Z. gSsr the turnn.s passes hI
10 sn,1:i Ia sS. cy
tsTs Win Dc :, f59.s ihs prs%l'ss By
e ms spply 10 VIM. A JaRsoE, Upper Mari
bOro', Prince aesree. County, Nd. sp4-6ts
EOR RENr-ROOMs in ali portions OF the city.
es Ts and s
E0B RENT-ROOMs nneIe or en- suite, fur.
= ni, he'd Seminary Building, Georgetown.
EOR REHT-Dwellioe HOUSE Of eleven rooms
and bath room; wste,, gas and La,robee: sST
street northwest. Apply to J. J. sHEDD, IsO2
Ath street. mArsl I'm
LOB REHT-Several fine OFFICE ROOMS at
Il low rates in the N ational Safe Deposit Comps-
ny Building, corner 18th street and New York ave-
nue. hpply a. the Compsny's Office. mars fw
9si sALs ss 10 81, oG fos sS sS.s
90 coo, $500 5000, o. 900, 600 Well located
and on easy rms. Il. }. SwDBT,
oce-u s11 7th street,
E>OR KENT-Furnished ROOMS, elegantly fur.
= nished PARL0RS and Bedrooms, af SAL
18th street between and streets Convenient 10
Wilsrds, Ebbitt aud Imperial hotels. jana
ENOR RENT-Elgtole ROOMS, Congress stree =
Il Gecrget.wn h-ights-a Psrl two Rooms
the fret ioor, and three Or anil ers tie third
10 r: ell choice rooms and suitably furnished.
oct5 eou Rep, thSeo.I
hob RENTING mail HALLS, suitable for
Dcsums. associations, societies, &C., 80. In
luiTe st rooms a. corner ~ 9Th snd n
streets o~+a -
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NAV GOODS. NEW PRICES.

JUST tECEIEED ON CONSIG NMBNT A
bEA UIIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
BLACK Lace SaOQuss, from o3 to go; half the
fol mer price.
Bssut ful quality Brown and Striped Silks, at
8 Is, worth 81 81 ~
stl.ndid Black eros Grain Silk, at sI2s and
s 80; very cheap.
One case yard wids White Cotton At 10 cents
he AZ ieT than Andr scoGRiu.
Ten pieces Of White and Plaid Mating, at rs cts
ain Iwiileo and Striped Pongee, at 90, rs ana
Eh cents
piaiI and Plaid Dress Goods, at l2,s, Is, %, Is,
SIX and 50 cents.
New PaIsso,s and Umbrellas. New York Fin
ishsd Shirts S1.fs.
Frank Leslie ut Paper Patterns
Olh Pk Chs Akk THE LOWEST
GO. j. JOHNSON d 90.
apioeo I'll Market Space.
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lou SP RIN G.. 1910
BRODHEAD d CO.,
e3s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

Invite the attention Of Friends, Custorerx and
strspeerr 60 their stock of NV ePRIsa DRESS
GOODS, PtkAsULS, ii aslERH &C &c, which
they are NV opening ~ prizes iOtceF raaa spsT
Iron Grenadines from S1Sc. up.
Atwood Debege, 4Oc.; former price. sc.
Black Lyon . silks from CSC up inclucine Pom.
sons BelloDs. 0uipet, and Bonnet
beautlfll Linen Lawns IN fine qualities.
freres hoecflin French CambFics IN Plain, Plaid
&C. &C.
Atwood Shetland shsvIs 81 rs.
Parasols and Sun ONT reliss from isc 20 ss7s.
Button Kids, IN AL oolOTs. Sis
Wamsutta Cotton, l2kc. ward
500 dozen Eureka Spool Silk in all shades the bss,
n the United States.
10 Ir'n frame HI &c, g. per Dozen
Full Line Ladie- AID GeBts' Underwear
BRANCH STORE,
tS0e eTRhES, bet fth snd 18Th (oid stsnd.
We otter special induc ments In late style and
beautiful goods.
RRODHEAD a CO.
uarBn o3s eennsyiyanfa ave.