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FOR RENT AND SALE.
DROPERTY FOB RENT,
L BY b. o. HOFFMAN,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
10TH AND Sis, II. ~.

Elegant Furnished House. II st.........yI5o 90
FURNISHED House, at. n.w................ 100 90
49, new ofk ave. n. w., u rooms, furn. lbO 70
!S0 rem. ave. NV, business house. ....-. 100 90
10 18th st. NV, 10 rs m. f. and stable. rs 90
W SLn st. NV, ID rooms, mod. imps....~. IS 90
eS! ztn et. NV, Ii rooms. mod, impe. 70 90
En 1t. NV. 10 rooms, mod. imps. 800. 60 90
AeO -. ave. NV, IL rooms, mod. imp0...> 66 90
olo ~ 81. n. w., III rooms. mod. imps, $500. 80 90
20 81. n.W.s 10 rooms, mod. imp0.....>.. 20 90
w 7tn st. NV. rooms, mod. imps......>. Is 90
wv 1tn st. NV, 0fooms. mod. imps IS 90
VI 1tn sc. q. W., rooms, mod. imps.....>>. So 90
Hz0 7tn st. NV, rooms, mod. impS........ So 90
d0Se 8th st. NV, 10 rooms. mod imps. 30 90
~ LIST st. Sc, rooms, mod. impS. ......>. Is 90
l1U Mo. ave. 0.W., rooms, mod. inps. 49,. Is 90
l9 CarrOl st. &C., rooms, mod. imp0..>. ID 90
III CATron st. Sc, rooms, mod. imps.... 20 90
ESS 18th 81. NV. rooms, mod. imp.... 1S 90
IS6 10th st. Z. W., rooms, mod. imps. go. Is 90
" st. s. w., rooms .................... IL 30
6X Penn ave. n. W large store. .......... Las 90
!4aS rev YORK ave. NV. store. ........-.>. 70 90
l4xS New York ave. W., store. ........... Is 90
Hne trent once room, $40 St n.w..... 70 90
Cnice rooms 1t l410. 1z2S and ll96 New York
ave. NV.
,,< FOR SALE-
HOUSES and LOTS In every section OF the city ut
prices 10 suit the times and terms that will suit
customers Call and see my list before purchasing
oSeWhero. 6ep14 tr
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Mars Do ", mr. own ,,nno mR
929 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-, uiitllnNl
Zone door east of Mitchell's q Martin's.) w IV
ArFALL STOCK (1878) now rea ".
2Button Kid Gloves, 76c.: s. Button do. 81
S-Button hid Gloves, 81: g. Button do, 81 Is.
sep16-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-17

Those excellent journals the Springfield Re.
publican and Philadelphia Times have Joined
the large army of morning papers which issue
An edition on Sunday. The Inhabitants of the
two cities are to be felicitated accordingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-17

The recent election of another male presi-
dent for Vassar College will undoubtedly be
viewed as reflection on the capacities of the
gentler sex. This position which would seem
reasonably to belong to the women must be
captured by them. as necessary preliminary
to the opening of the professions generally to
both sexes on an equal footing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-17

General Philippovich, who has been deal
Ing the death blow" to tn, Bosnian Insured
ton for some time past, has executed a bril-.
liant strategy. BY rapid retrograde move
ment he has placed himself entirely outside of
Bosnia and put reat river between himself
and the Insurgents. He perhaps fears that
the violent death struggle of the Instruction
may be dangerous to Dystanders
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n 4 n o v Z ID /.
BANKERS.
70, $50, 500, 5000, $500

no, 80, StOU, S2OU, 300
Ths majority Of wan street. hOusos and msnsrs @
honest - thsdf nslGhborl I'D many OF thm haveo
ne Old hoose q 49,. TEOrHIN6HAH 8
vestment of about $40 mAde recently mum "a
Over 0i,0o0 IN - than @ DAYS. 20 foS t6ssS
A AMnhLk " Thu elOCk nXUh Axe
etocka Bond. and eold on madsrats oarFips.
9eeotased @ res0onsibss pAFtiss only. Corrcapcn.
dsnce solicited. Henry ksrriam, Gsmbss IN.
York. 1efegonce, D. =. Hanyon. "a Sreesi6s 4
NofaooA Trust Co.. New York. ~
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- Restores manhood and the vi90f Of yo1Th 10
the most shattered conStttution In four Veeka
FAuUn1 IMPossBL1. Thislife-rasto9ina reme
dy should be taken By M shout 10 marty, 81 Vho
h1ve become WeekAed nom exoe0 or cny Other
canse. Success IN every c1oe u - certain . thst
H - 9Ssne3hss.r s51T;s Pr -: Zee Act
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MEDICAL, &c.

y eR GEE Htf HEHEbr
CATARRH.
Deafness. Hawking, Tickling Cough, aud Throat
which is now packed In square boxes, with printed
with DE- fhils Sis sn %s ssss
1sk 1 ESS E1 REp IS sFa kSE IT.
FREE Trial Treatment every Wednesday, from
:; t.. Ds aoo rom ba s
NIKE NO MIsTAKE.l .uesotr
OONsgLT DR. LEON. the oldest esta6l ished
nent ana SPEEDY c.ls il the sheNest time possible
and soroasS
or no chafse: separate consulting rooms cog Il
DE Brown HAS HAD GREAT SUCCESS
i Rsf a. S = P5tSsss .
Iss Ss sn SeTs sases sOsssd HS9Is
street northwest back room. aug9z-1ms
At the following. Druggists: Bisnop's Gibbs b.
Rassss baSson 8 and i2so sts street si nofss
nR: LEON, the Oldest Est.blishsd and only
~ Reliable Ladies Physician in the City, can be
Day, at No. eos st. n. W., from to 8 O'Clock.
All Female Complaints quickly cured. Once and
Residenoe. 60 8. Pacs st.. Baltimore. sugs0T
CPECI. LNOTIUk.-DR. ROBER Son can be
y consulted eve y Wednesday and Saturday at his
SHce. 621 y STREET bet. 9th and 10 b. from TO
Nervous Diseae es, viz: Organic aud Seminal Weak.
ness, NeV GUS Debili y, Impotency, Premature De.
Dimnees OF sight or 6fddiness Indigestion, &C.,
&C., all resulting from abuses II youth, eIcesses In
-tr:cturs and ~ philis Quietly cured. Dr. B. is !
native OF Baltimore, with u years experience In
Of this city, visits Washington every Wednesday
ard Saturday. Persons 10 need Of medical treat
their interest to call upon him, who win Insure
honorable and scientific treatme Mt and q care
guaranteed ia every case he UNDERTAKES, win refer
Ills patrons to any OF the leading physicisns Of l.
more, q show 'etters Of testimonials from the
NE. Call or address a. above. or TO l9 8 Q,h
EutAW str, ct Baltimore. ma, 80 I,
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s.oS Sad9srHIS Sf6fAHfiia . kS 60 g
&c., - tn street. southWo0t o&ReFS ero0{ boTGaina
Re Pays TIE highest prio0 % CAN 6W ths sSveeI
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GPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Havir Iesumed my connection with Mr.. CHI AS.
RUOFF in the HAT, CAP AND FUR BUS
NESS, would be pleased to see my freL DIS and
the public, and Will OIL deayor to present to them
the latest and best styles OF goods in the market.
JAMES r. WlLLETT,
SO5 Pennsylvania ace nue.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, OF

NJ Al1ONAA MED1CAL CDILLE(GE OF
~ The COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The course OF Lectures will be gin on
TUEsDAY, October 1, at O'Clock 2. M, with an
intr ductoIy by Prot. w. w. JOHNSTON, NJ u.
FACULTY:
JAMES G. WELLING, LII. D.,
President OF the Columbian Unive rsity.
A. Y. p. GARNET, NJ. D.,
Emeritus Professor OF Clinical Medicine and Presi-
dent Of the Medical Faculty.
JOHN 9. RILEY, A. M, M. D.,
Professor Of Materia Medica and Therapeutics
j. FORD THOMPSON. M: p, trof. OF surgery.
Proie ssor q the Theory and ractice Of Medicine.
A, r. A. KING, II. D.. Professor of Obstetrics
and the Diseases Of Women and Children.
I'D: 7: FRlsIOE AN; LII. D..
WILLIAM LEE. d D., Prof. Of Physiology.
ELLIOTT COUE5, NJ. D.. PH. D.,
Lecturer on Anatomy.
z. T. Sewers, A. NJ, NJ. b.,
EemOnstrattr of Anatomy.
g. A. HOOt ER, M. D., Assistant to Chair of
Pbysioloey and Gun ator Of Museum.
,, q. ADABS, II. d.,
Pre- secutOr to Chair OF Anatomy.
For Circulars and other inform alton apply to
JOHN c. Riley, N. D., Dtan,
ser17-2w 1907 New York ave., Washington, u. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-17

Boston has followed the example of New
York, San Francisco, Chicago, Cincinnati,
Philadelphia and few other cities by organ.
izing society for the prevention OF cruelty 10
children. The organization in New York,
which was one of the first started, has in two
years rescued 223 children from cruel treat.
ment. Some of these were lost OF stole n
children, and were restored to their parents :;
others were provided with new homes, but the
large majority were sent to societies in the
city for the poor, sick and friendlesS. Agens
OF the society hunt up cases of abuse and
cruelty, investigate their merits and bring the
perpetrators before a magistrate. There are
about a thousand persons In the New York
organization, and its useful labors are per
formed at small expense to individual mem
hers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-17

DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN POLICE,
flee Of Major and superintendent,
No. 482 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
WAsHIN GTON. u. O., Sept II, 1873.
Sealed PIopcsa's will be received at this Office
until IL q cl, OK r:, 9th INSTANT, at which time
they viii be opened, to furnish tn department
with one hundred and fifty (15O), moIe or less
nnioi ms to assure: for winter wear Of the Police
Force, consisting Of Overcoats of Bue Beaver
Cloth Froci Coats Cf Blue Vac t 10th; Vests of
Blue Cloth; PantalOons Of Blue DOeskln; material
to be OF test quality, Incgo bl d. TO be cut In
sccordance with the .'Regula,ionss, ,or u itorms
to be worn by the METROPOLITAN p, lice Force >,
Bids to be mace stpN ately for each garment.
he dies for the buttons i'll be loaned 10 the sue
ceSsful bidCer.
Sealed proposals will be received At same time for
furnishing fifty Co., more or less Hats similar to
sample on view 1t this office.
bids.
The right to reject ary or all bids Is reserved.
Mark envelopes 'tPIoposal for Uniforms' or
Bicders are invited to be present at the opening
For fnrti er information apply to Captain ". 6.
Brock. Inspector M. p, At Police Headuu arters
By order of the Commissioners, DC
THOS. p. MORGAN
6ep15 It Maj. SUpt. Met, Police,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-17

Tie New York Times publishes a transla.
ton Of an article from native Peruvian
paper which is convincing evidence that the
United States, in spite of some evident draw
backs, IS paradise to the Chinese compared
with Peru. 1t is stated that a Chinaman on
embal king aboard one of the ships which
brings him to Peru loses liberty, country,
family, the possibility OF being man and Of
having human affection. He ceases to live,
and thencefOrth only suffers. He is more
slave than the negro was, because he does not
fall into the hands Of feudal master, but into
the clutches Of an avariciOus landlord. who
knows that By virtue Of the coolies contract
he may be free at the expiration of eight years.
Even this freedom is made conditional on the
ability of the coolie to free himself, as there
are places where Cinnamon have been taken
from which they have never returned. The
Chinaman Is made to work from four
O'Clock In the morning until six O'clock
at night, Is furnished with insufficient ra.
tons Of rice, and is paid about ffty.fiye
cents a week, when he is paid at all. Heavy
DEDUCTIONS are made from wages for time lost
by sickness he is whipped If he does not ac
complish his task, Is chained or killed II he
seeks his liberty. Cinnamon coming in Peru
have been marked with caustic by their tenn.
porary owners to distinguish them from other
lots Of similar cattle, and reference Is made to
cases where Chinese have been burned alive.
And this horrible recital Is wrung from a
paper published at Lima, which understands
that the discOntinuance Of the cOolie trade
means injury, though 1t be only temporary, to
the interests Of Peru. We trust that the
measures taken to prevent the emigration OF
Chinese to Peru may be completely successful
even If the disappointed emigrants must be
landed at San francisco Instead.
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Corner OF 9Th and r streets.
O22 st. H. W., Ii rooms mod imps. .....SlOO 90
S 81 18th st: NV, II rooms, med imps... 90 90
lid uth st. n. ", IL roons, mod imps.... 90 OU
l3S ST. q. w.. 10 rooms, mod imps........ Is 90
~ n 81. u. II S.. LJOd tmpS. .......... IS 90
i3A ! 81. NV, 1rooms, IN u Inpe......>. Is &C
ISSO sc. q. w.. rooms. Rod. impS.. 49,. Is 90
NGn ana + SIS. n =. 10 ROOMS, mOa. imps.. % %
aSS 81. Nv , Z rooms. mod. imps. ...... Is 90
sOH q st. ne, ruunS, u. ID. tmpS. 49,. Is 90
~ p 81 Me-, rot'Ins md. tTnDs. ......-. 20 90
"a e st. Sc 1rogms., mod imps..~...>>. Is 90
lS0 Mass ave. O., rooms, m I'd. imps.... IS 90
!S1 ~ MASS: ave. q rooms, mod. imps..... Is 90
1909 st. NV. II rooms. mod. imps... IS 90
money TO Loan In sums to suit, at 7, 8 and 10 per
cent. an1QT -
ENOR RENT-By THOn. J. MYERS, Real Esrate
II Agent 1919 st. NV.
s,st"ry Frame BIO a2d st. moi; tmps., 10 rooms.
o " Let frames, 4 r 5l2 and ia % street.
Frame House, 3oS l4th st. n. W., rs., mod. imps
2-story Frame, 9OI3 street northwest. rooms.
4-stcry Brick. 4O6 11th ct. II rooms. mod imps.
Br1ck House LOCO r street northwest, - rooms,
suR8 6w'
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HOUsEKEEPING AND FALL DRESS

HOUSEFUHNISHING GOODS.
We invite special attention OF purchasers to our
full and complete stock Of WORCESTERSHIRE
GOODS, which we have Just received, and which
We are prepared to offer 1t very low prices, viz:
AXminster, MoQuette. Wilton, Body Brusseis,
Tapestry Brussels and Ingram Carpets, In ali the
new designs; Rugs, Mats ana Floor Druggets, In
great variety; Raw Silks. Jutes, French and Eng
nsh Cretonnee; Frnged Jute Curtains. something
new; ace Curtains In all grades and styles.
An inspection OF our stock is so icited.
HOOE BRO. q co,
seI7-1y 1928 r St, near Ebbitt House. q
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HARDWARE NOTICE.

HARDWARE NOTICE.
The Ccparmership agreement entered into by the
late L. @. CAMPBELL j. W. KENNEDY on
the 1St Of August, 1878, Is, notwiIhs tandine the
cecease Of the said l.. q. Campbell, continued: and
agreeably thereto the HARDWARE Il BUSINESS.
In Its various branches. will be continued under the
hrm name of CAMPBELL d KENNEDY, at 0O6
4 Continuance Of the patronage OF the friends
and customers of the late L. q. Campbell and Of
the late nrm Of j. w. Kennedy Co. h most re-
spectfully solicited for the firm Of Campbell Ken
nody. Z: "; AANNEDH,
AdministratriI OF L. G. Campbell.
~An persons indebted to the late Camp
ben are earnestly requested TO settle their said In
debtedne6s without deay. j. w. Kennedy Is IN.
thorized to collect and receipt for the same for me.
sep3-1m NAkY K. CAMPBELL, Adm'x.
UNITED STATES 4 PER CENT.
~ BONDS On hand, for immediate delivery.
Disssict q Columbia Twenty and Tniry-year
Sa6 Bonds Of D. c.. guaranteed BY the United
StSteA Coupon OF Registered, bought and sold.
sug1-6 LEWIs JOHNSON . Co.. Bankers.
WAhMNTnfPR1.XN9Y g fno. that nrss-class SEQ.
tn sra 3. kT ~ se:nd De NEW ON. tn
and 5th streets NV. n. B.-Very good prices paid
mailpromptU attended t. 1ell-I
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

We. JAMES p. WILLETT and CHAS,
RuOFF, have this day re- entered into Co partner
ship, and the firm will be known as WILLETT &
RUOFF, MATTERS AND TURNER'S.
JAMES z. WiLLETT,
CHAS. RUOFF,
0D5 Pennsylvania 0oen4e.
september IL, 1878. Sep17.3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-17

OLD-EnTABLISHED
MERCHANT TAILOR'S STORE FOB RENT.
STOCK AND FIXfURES FOB SALE.
Wthirg to close my business. now offer the
above desirable OppOTtuni y to any responsible
party engaged In the business and desiring to make
. change.
The stock on hand Is small; for which and the
nxtuIes will require the CASH, with o liberal
Rent Of STORE will be reasonable.
Il. H. DUVALL,
ser17-lm $50 Penn'a ave., bet Az and 9th sts
" M. SHUSTER g. SONS
Call attention to their large and well-selected
stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
COlOTed Vrlvets in all the new shades.
Silks Black and COlOrtd, in great variety,
Paris Novelties, Cashmere d Indie
Basket Cloths, MerinOs and the new Invisible
Plaids for street wear.
LUPIN q MOURNING GOODS.
Our stock is now complete, comprising every ar
ticle produced by this celebrated manufacturer.
COUkTALD's CBAPEs in every qualify. and
the La gest stock of Mourning Goods in the city,
"a One Price Only.
W. NJ. SHUSTER BRO,
1t SfS Penn. are.
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- HOUSE,
Tont1ng upon judiciary Square. Address Post
Omce BOZ oo4. sept 12ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOR SALE.
ENHR SALE-A fine stylish orrel IksE,
Il young and scnnc: works well any, a.
where. APPLY SC7 A. st. 8. w., after IN
E%Ok sALE-No. MAKE, Harness and Phe-
II ton; very gen lie. LADY can drive Ter. ~
4 line ears Old. Price 20. Apply Al IN
LISON NAlLOR's staDl.. spills III
MIRhOss: LAM REQUINs, QUITE INs.
-Nl CARPETS. FEATHER BIDS and BED.
J. INC; also STOVES, at private sale, at 1891
ST. NV. sep16 3ts
EHCR SALE-HORsE BUGGY ADJ RNE>S
II vii be sold paraIely or pOge her; also ~
so bIsilIe 50 AEON. Apply to N. 1S0N
BREWER, Pa ave-, between and Tn III
SIS. sep16,2'
WAGONs AND BU69IES VERY Low,
w Jumps 81 Carriages, New and p
SecOnd-f and. Democrat Wagon, 9 or AENN2
pas e. ger, suitable for business wagon. -0NS&-
PbsetOn and Sido-bAr whitney, patent spring.
three-s pring 6JOcer's Wagon. aid q variety al
others. All size Jackson W00ons.
ID. ". AA8RATH,
. 4 I'm * 8 10th street u. ". nesr Hay MARKET.
A LIN v~ky1 ThEls FIGHT to know
secuE E4 :. suited d. 70 the bee sys st~ 70
Is Se0naylvAEiA avenue n We corner * otroef,
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LOAN AND COMMISSION BROKERA,
NORTHEAST CoRNHR TENTH AND ID srnxlrs.
Private EntYascs on fs~tA gtsss,
Liberal Advances made on Loan or on Oommis-
sion, on Watches. Diamonds and Jewelry Silver.
ware. &C.. for any time desired on very reasonable
terms.
ArTbe nidep' ana iAfRes+ business In the city
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-05
Personal.

THE King Of Sweden has conferred upon Ed
ward H. Williams IAN old-time vermonter), Of the
Baldwin Locomotive Works, the order of knight
OF the Polar Star.
Ir is now stated that Ex-senator Matt Carpen-
ter will soon remove to Wisconsin and again con-
sent to be candidate for the United States
Senate in place Of Senator Howe
JupaE JosEru SMITH died the Goth, Mt the res
idence Of his son in st. Johnsbury, from Injuries
caused by falling down stairs the 9th He was
eighty-seven years old lie was assistant judge
of Franklin county court from 1890 to 1912.
THE trial, on charge of perjury, brought
against Isaac b Futooye, Superintendent of the
Shefford, Stanstead & Chamby Division OF the
Central Vermont railroad, was held at Sweetsburg,
Quebec, on the 29th ut., and he was honorably
discharged
A ST. LOUIS paper has this pleasing notice of
Mr.. L. NJ. Reed, formerly Of Burlington, and well
known among the musicians OF our state: "Mr.
T.. NJ Reed Of the large piano house of Story &
Camp has been engaged for the position of or
ganist in the First Presbyterian church. Mr..
Reed is thoroughly accurate, experienced and
graceful performer, and the noble instrument Of
which the First Presbyterian church is the fortu-
nate owner is now entrusted to entirely capa-
BILE hands"
SwANToN loses a prominent man in the death
of Hon. William l. Sowles, Of that town, which
occurred on Tuesday morning Of last week. Mr..
sowles was seventy-eight years of age. He was
for many years a resident of Alburgh, and was
one OF the leading citizens of northwestern YER
mont lie represented Alburgh in the legsla-
lures of 1928 1929, 1880 and 1884, was state Sena-
tor in 1912, assistant judge of the county court
for several years, commencing in 1850, and in the
same year was member OF the state Constitu-
tiona Convention. lie was one of the early lead
ers of the Republican party, and was delegate
to the National Convention at Philadelphia when
the party was organized
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-05
A. w. LOWERING.
No. 800 Washington St., Boston.
ARTS AND SCIENCES.

The Illustrated Library of wonders-A series of volumes
upon the Wonders of Nature, Science and Art 20 vols
Scribner.
neat Jackgdinm rack is furnished Nth each complete
set Of 2O rolls
Wonders OF vegeation.-by Prof schele de We're. Pro-
fusey illustrated. | vol. l2mo.
Diamonds and Precious stones--By Fanchon Sanford
vol. l2mO 1876 Illustrations Cloth.
Wonders of the Human Body.-wh - illustrations by
Wonders OF waterFrom the French. Edited by schele
ue See. % Woa vshs ~ m y Is ~, V1 HIM.
Age. by !. Gardner NJ. d. Retail price 81 so. en-.
diseases q The american Horse and Cattle and sheep
lions and two handsome steel plates. l2mo Cloth.
Cattle and their Dlse,ses.By Robert Jennings, V. s.
The Horse and his DlseasesBy Robert Jennings, V. s.
with nearly 100 illustrations. l2mo. Cloth.
with numerous illustrations l2lno. Cloth.
Plain Home Talk and Medical Common -sense;-By f.
Relations Of the sexes.-By Mrs. f. b. Duffey. Retail
price s.
Woman and her Thirty Years Pigrimage.-Retal
oeunses to Man in Health and DIsease.-By W q. Tay-
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The woman's Medical Companion.-By DR.. H. McMur-
tre. Retail price 81 so.
our Children, their Physical and Mental Development
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Crosby, Esd member OF the Philadelphia bar. Thoroughly
revised to date SOS pages l2mo ,,.,.,-, -
avoid lawsuits l2mo Cloth.
American Practical Cookery Book.-By practical house
SIX Hundred Receipts Worth their Weight In Gold-By
John Marquart Of Lebanon, Penn; l2mo. Cloth.
the Average Rate of Pay in EachBy Miss Virginia Penny.
Wonders OF Healthy Achlle Cain. with 93 lllustra-
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Textbook on Natural Philosophy. with lis illustra-
Wonders of opos.-By Marion. With Il illustrations.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-05
Fires In Vermont.


In WINDSOR. house OF H. NJ. Miner was
burned the other night Cause unknown. Insured
In PourrNEy.--F w. Whitlocks dwelling at
Poultney was burned Sunday morning Insured
for 81, 900
In BESsoN.-An incendiary fire destroyed the
old gude-board school-house the other morning
partly insured.
In WnMrNGroN Russell & Co.'S dry goods
store at Wilmington, was burned Tuesday OF last
week. Loss $1,000.
In EAST CoNcoRD.-The house, shed and barn
owned by G. A. Carr was consumed by fire last
week Wednesday. Loss about $780, insured
In BARSEr.-The Connecticut & passumpsic
railroad woodsheds at Barnet were burned, with
about three hundred cords OF wood, on Tuesday
Of last week
In WEuIs.-The house and barn Of Wesley
Rowe, in Wells Rutland county, were burned the
26th ult The fire was probably of incendiary
origin. Loss 81 900; partly insured.
In CABoT.-The dwelling-house Of Mr. Will
liam Springer was discovered TO be on FIRE Sun
day, May 26th. The family were all away to
church except Mrs. Springer who by sounding
the horn made out to rally some Of the neighbors,
who by hard efforts, and severe shower coming
up and the rain falling powerfully, succeeded in
checking the fire after the roof was nearly burned
off, and some Of the inside work burned out
Damage about 800; insured.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-06-05

GREAT Book SALE.-We take the following
from the Boston Cultiudtor "'The attention Of
our readers is especially called to the important
book sale announced by A. w. Lowering, on the
third page of this issue. Never before could de-
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present Mr. Lowering has been for many years
one of the leading booksellers of New England,
and his present stock comprises more books of the
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lect some one or more good ones for your family
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