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THUMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

hsSIGn EES Sal e OF FIRST CLASS
STOCK OF GROCER Els. l. QUORS SC
On TUESDAY MORNING, jane 18 e@
1878, a 10 O'Clock. l shall sell the entire AA
stock of Groceries &C. of Welsh Bros. S&R1
corner 18th street and New York avenue SnAs
% Invest. namely: Flour Sugars, COffeeS and
Tea, Superiar assortment of " ines and LIQUORS
TUhaC CO and Cigars, SyIurS and Camel Gods OF
e' erT deScr pion; Spices, Pickles. Soaps, Wooden
and willow ware: Platform and Counter Scales:
Sether with general assortment OF first ella IS
Groceries. K. D. EDM0NS
~ Assignee of Welsh Bros.
Illus. DOW LING, Auct. jel3
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TNHE NAILS.-Judge Prertiss certinss: "Dr
Il SCHULTZE cured mine 1S years ago. Ihon.
sands like Of painless cases OF buufons, cOrns
ulcers, chilblains, rheumatic or swollen Joints &c
Once: g0S Pennsylvania avenue, up stairs Lsliies
and children atten led - usual. Call too late al
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AN OPEN AIR MEETING OF WoRKtNGMEy
was held in Philadelphia Tuesday. Speeches
were made by George A. Mcneil. OF Massa-
chuSetts, prominent member of the Interna-
tonal Labor union, J. L. Mcdonald, of Nav
York, aid George Parker, of Philadelphia
Their speeches were moderate in tone and i'm
behalf OF protecting industry aud bette.
wages. George Black, president of the meet
ing, denounced the mayor in bitter terms 70
his recent action applying to government for
aims to equip the police force
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4 LlDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
L

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA WASH
1NGTON AND GEORGETOWN
COMM NC AT PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYDE,s
LIEK FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, AND
NEW ENGLAND STATES,
Sailing Days.
from lphs-Saturday, at Ii n
From W sshngton-Mondsy at III a. m
FROM GeOTgetDwn-Monday, at pm,
Freights received daily. Through -~>
S Si,ls 9a isding given 70 Boston and
heir goods landed al Georgetown wharf will plsase
nave them marked ''Geor9stoton, d. o.
4 CO., 1909 r street northwest, and I2th-street
wharf, Washington, ID. c.: q. F. HYDE SO Wa
sr street, Georgetown, DC. WIN. P. CLYDE 4
C.; Genersl Managers, IL South Wharyes Phila-
ielphis. msran "
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y WIFE MURDERER SENTENCED.-Mike
Shaw, the wife murderer at Milledgeville, Ga,
was sentenced on Tuesday for execution July
18th He swallowed strychnne in his cell, but
attempts were made TO prevent a fatal termi-
nation until the day of execution.
Es-Mr. Henry Watterson thinks Z" it is all
nonsense 10 talk about the Sacredness of Mr..
Hayes title.
Rs-The coming inventor will construct a
machine that will abolish sound. There is too
much noise in the wOrld.-t Phid. Times.
Rs-AccOrding to the figures of one OF the
temperance orators in New York, liquor costs
the country annually ten times as much as
education.
Be Marriage Ceremonies Performed Free"
is the sign displayed by an Ohio justice. He
keeps tavern, and is satisfied with the profit
on what the bridal parties eat and drink.
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ANDERSON's CoAT.-In PHILADELPHIA. Mon
day, John Goodwin, who stole James E. An
derSOn's coat, containing papers which il was
al hrSt supposed related to the presidential
vote In Louisiana, but were subsequently,
found 10 be unimpOrtant, was sentenced TO
three years in the penitentiary
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RoSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG,
491 Pennsylvania Avenue,
BETWEEN ~ AND 9Th STREETS.
CHEAPEST HOUSE THIS SIDE OF
BOSTON, N&21
OhEAT REDUCTION IN NEWGOODS HzY
LOOK AT THE FACTS ~
Gent's Bun Caters, 50, now 81 % -
Gent.s Calf CATERS, So. now 49,
GENTS Lace Shoes, S. 30, now 81 o.
Boys and Misses Balls, 81 % now Tsc
Ladies FOxed Balls, 81 30. now 9Oc
Ladies Foxed Balls, So now 81 25
Ladies FOxed Button, 49, 25 now 81 Ok
Ladies Plain Lasting Balls. g. now 81.
Ea dies Ma and Goat Button, So, now 81 80.
Ladies Slippers, 30, 30. CO. 75c
Sh1ldren's shoes, 25. 40 90, 76c,
from 81 to IS. ~> A ooo'0'
Genuine Pebble Goods.
Lasting and Foxed Button Boots from 81 80 to S3
EVERY ARTICLE SOLD AS ADVERTISED.
49, Will sell for the next 30 days % per cent lower
IMAM any other house In the city.
IN the above house can be found the best home
made, hand stitched Low Quarters - Ties and
Straps-from Faust, Br.. & Co., (Baltimore, Md, y
Perry Clark Co., Baltimore, Mo- and Other
Well-knoWn manufacturers, at
THE BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
mS1-u 4S1 Penn'0 0Vensse.
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4 NCHOR LINE.
N UNITED STATES MAIL ZF6fn
STEAMERS,
Sail from New York for
GLASGOW every SATURDAY;
LONpON every WEDN ESDAY ::
asssnger accommodations unsurpassed for ele-
gance and comfort. All StateroOms on main
deck, and saloon amidships.
SALOON CABINS, $66 TO $50, CURRENCY.
SECONDCABIN, Including all req usites. $40.
Excursion Tickets for First-class Passage, New
York to Paris and return, Sl36 to 1885, accord
ing to stateroOm and route chosen.
FOR Books OF Information, Plans, &C..
Apply to HENDERSON BROTHER,
BOWLING GREEN, NEW YORK.
Or 70 ANNIE K. HUMPHREYS, 40 10th ST. n.
W., Washington ap24-3m
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MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIP
"A sail every THURSDAY direct from Ie-r,sA
Queenstown. s1S15111&
tsbin, intermediate and steerage passage tickets
srs, l429 st. Also, agents for the Fed Star Line
70 Antwerp. my22-tf
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

STEAMSHIP LIVE BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOUTRA HPTtN AND BREMEN
rhe steamers of this Company win sail every Sat
Irday from Bremen Pier, foot OF Third -Srrsk
.treet, Hoboken. Rates Of passage: a3EIE
From New York TO Southampton, Lon -essesssa6
.ahn. $50 gold; Storage, $50 currency. For freight
IT passage, apply TO OELRICHS & CO.,
All Gun Bowling Green. New York
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p A. DARNEILLE, Real Estate Auctioneer.
rKFYfRTGEVE FD FAKE
T TAffA % hT ANS 4 s TTRREEEEHHsWEsr' BE
by v 1s71 OF s deed Of trust dated March IL
March. ISL in Li He 'h No. &c. ai fy 10
40, one Of the land records for washington coan.
ty. in the District OF Columbia and at The request
1s1s 10 ts c1oef the lt shs
or parcel of ground situated in the city of Wash.
ngton, District of Columbia known as the south
ton numbered ten Q0), the said southern part OF
said lot having front of twenty five (25) feet on
same width to The depth OF seventy 17o, feet and
two O. inches, The said lot is situated on the
~ streets, and is improved by four e. story
brick Dwelling House and Store.
paid in cash, and the residue In three equa install
men's: at twelve (12) eighteen (1S) and twenty
Whole pay able 70 81 On no aas
and deed Of trust on the premises A deposit of
down. The terms OF sale must be complied with
within one week after sale, otherwise the property
may be resod, after one weeks notice. at the risk
y FA A. pAk :; G4Hi srrustess.
r. ID. CLEARLY, Salesman. ms 6S IL Ii, IA
1.-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED un-
tilIHURSDAY, SIXTH DAY OF JUNE, A. ID.
1873, same hour anG place; By order Of Trustees
Ed. cLEARY. saesma akN FL m We ASsi
~THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FUR
TIER POSTPONED until THURSDAY June
at hour snd p1Ss 81 rfeF Of i Tus
F. D. CLEARY. Salesman. 81 jeeaa wis
THOMAs DOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPRovEDPROPERrY
On NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE. BE
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTH WEST
BY virtue OF deed of trust. dated 18th of -
December. 1875, and duly recorded In Liber M
SS4 folio 400, one OF the land records for the e;i
party secured thereby. we shall sen, on MONDAY
AFTERNOON, June 18th, 1878, at 8 O'Clock. in
'front.' OF the premises, part of Lot 6, in Square
twenty. nine I'D, improved by a Frame Dwelling.
said part fronting II feet on west side of New
Hampshire avenue, and running back fun depth
feet of said lot.
Terms: One-third cash; balance at SIX and
twelve months, with notes bearing interest at
per cent. per annum until paid, and secured by a
anciDg at purchaser s cost SIS deposit reSutrssd
at time Of sale. w. u. CAsSIN, (n.
THOMAS DOWLiNG, Auctioneer.' je5-d
GEoRGE TRUEsDELL, Auctioneer.
LARGE STOCK OF MARBLE MANrr,s
,.,., CRATES. &C., AT AUCTION.
DAY, june II. 1878. at 4:3O D. M. NV NV eatne
stock of Marble Mantels, Crates &c. whi!.h come
prise one OF the most complete stocks aver offered
III Washington at public sale.
BIN aers and others In need of any of these artf.
GIGS VIII DO we'll to attend the sale;
= yA-tu,t,S sd and Penna. avenue NV,
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ITO SUMNER TOURISTS.
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
From Baltimore to Hdlifar and Vice Ters

HTO" DUtH"fO'e ~ hotIU'0 NHu ice eFsu
The l British Iron Screw Steamships
HIBERNIAN 8. 200 tons, Capt. Lit. Archer, r. r.;
NOVA SCOTIAN. 200 TONS Capt. Richardson;
CASPIAN, 8, 100 tons Capt. Trocks-
Leave Baltimore every other Wednesday
FOR HALIFAX. NOVA SCOTIA.
Cabin passage to Halifax 500 gold.
ROuLd trip. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 35, gold.
Including everything except wines, etc.
This Is an excellent opportunity to enjoy brief
ocean trip in First-clGSS Trans-AtInntic Steam
ships and the char ming summer climate OF Nova
Scotia.
First cabin ost: Johns Newfoundland. .$35, gold
First cabin to Liverpool 70, gold
For further Information apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & CO.,
je1 Pm South Gay street, Baltimore, Md.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

T. j. GEORGES,
- CITIZENS. MILITARY AND NAVAL BOOT,
SHOE AND CATER MANUFACTURER,
211S Pennsylvania avenue. g.
"A perfect fit, combining at once ease and n
e ny fssss %
ny postal card or letter. "A fine selection Of
ladles and gentlemen g Goods Of my own manufac-
ture, and OF superior quality, on hand suitable for
summer wear, and at reasonable prices New
cores inserted In old CATERS by patent stitching
machine; also all kinds Of fine repairing done on
short notice. my17-Iy
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE rs.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

FUTURE JAYS.
T1HOMAs DOwL1NG, Auctioneer.
1RTsSTTE E SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
M EH = skT Tt nth sTR ZEE BETW ZEN
B. BY virtue of deed Of trust. dated Deem -
in Liber No 500. folio 4s ahe ct a seS eoe Of
the land records for the District Of Columbia, aud
shan sell at public auction in front of the pre
m 1nSs ,7 to the highest bidder. on MONDAY,
The The city Of Washington. in the District Of Column
Plan or plat thereof as part OF Lot numbered ten
Sa0l, II Square numbered four hundred and forty
the said part Of the said lot at point at the South
west corner of the said lot numbered ten uOl and
running east one hundred and sixteen tIise fest:
runnrg Vest Runded and dns s1teen s
ieet TO the POINT Of beginning, together with the
Terms OF sale: One. third cash (of which 500
must be pad at The time of sale); and the balan
secured by the purchasers notes. bearing Interest
at the rate of per cent. per annum from the date
the properly SO d. If the terms Of sale are not
complied with in seven days from the day Of sale
and cost of the defauting purchaser, after five
Gays. nolce in some newspaper published in the
rHo o now }% ;SS F kfL i Trustees ,o
i'i'AhFC ~" Auct. lU-uS1S
FNHOMAs BOWLING Auctioneer.
1RUs H51T w Viii EE sTEAM
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated ssts.-,:III;
lhe lolh day of July, A. d., 1876 Ess1E@z<<a3s
and duly recorded In Liber No: 1853, at folio 4SS
one Of the land records of Washington county in
me District of Columbia. and pursuant to the
terms OF said deed will proceed to sell at plb-
lie auction on SATURDAY., the 9Th day of j une,
1873. at clock m, in front Of the same,
between Congress and High streets the Canal.
the steam Canal Boat F. L. Moore, lying in the
cuy or Georgetown, in the District of Columbia.
together with each and all the appurtenances
Terms of sale: One-haf cash; balance In one
year from day of sale, with interest at per cent.
per annu1n, secured by led of trust upon the
boa, or ali cash at option of the purchaser. A
deposit OF 800 required at time of sale. Terms to
be complied with within DAYS from day of
sale. IN default Of which tho Trustees reserve the
rigLt to resell after three days advertisement, at
risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser.
JAM JAMES 6 6EfPrs }rrustees.
my 30. WI ,m&dEs
Sc THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
UNI SATURDAY, June 18Th. BY order of
je7 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
6ETWEEE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.

CALLINU At CORK HARBOR.
FROM new YORK. FROM NEw YORK.
seythia: Wed, June Scythia.. Wed. July 10
hbyssin1a. Wed, June ~ Abyssinia. Wed. July IT
Bothnia. Wed. June 19 Bothnia. Wed, July "a
Algeria. Wed, june % Algeria. Wed, July 81
And every following Wednesday from New YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Dy sIeAmers carrying steerage, $50 and LOO gold,
sCeSrulns 70 accommodations.
mo Storage.
TX steamers not carrying Storage, go 500 and
eSQ goio, according to accommodation,
nlckets 70 Paris, $1b, gold, additional,
Keturn tickets on favorable terms
steerage ut very low rates. Stoeraoe tickets from
Europe at lowest rates, ~ ~ ~'' VI
gov, hsSIe, antwerp and other ports on the Con.
u Ven r shI to =. aoitsrranean ports:
once, NO. Bowling Green, or both stesraze and
cabin. 70 OTIS B16ELOW, 6O6 TIN street, Wash
i28-T CHAs. g. FRANCKLYN, Agent, NV.
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rUNARD LINE.

With the view Of diminishing the chancss OF
collision, the Steamers of this line take q specific
course for all seasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing the meridian OF 80 at 43
at, or nothing to the north of a.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
Of 80 at a lat, or nothing to the north OF a.
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The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and e. c.
KNIGHT alternately leave Pier Al East <>ESka
River, New YORK, at 4 O'Clock pm. (TNXn
avery SATURDAY at 4 p. m; George
own every MONDAY, and Alexandria same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates. For Information
or to X. P. Il. d ENHAM, Agent, Water street,
ap21-tr SAMUEL BACON, President.
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THE WEEKLY STAR

III " EEKLY STAR
Is puoii"heh and ready for delivery every Fri.
cay morning, at 200 per year Single copies
5 cents.
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me 9cuer-up Of the club. 10 copies one year
Tor 1880 and one copy to the qetter-,,D Of he
club. 20 copies one year SEQ.
s6It is condition of this offer that the
subscriptions of each club shall all commence
at the same time, and all 90 to the same most
office. p0''
s+tSubscriptions In all cases,-whether sin
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paper sent longer than paid for.
Address, in all cases,
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FUR POTVNAC RIVER Dan CIN6S.
Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
L. WOOD, leaves her wharf, termi- 49,
aus of 7th ana 9th street lineof ears, 68
1t a M, three times per week, for
CnrriOmaH, NOm!n nj aid LeOnardtown, stopping at
Intermediate landings each trip. Days OF sailing,
IaIne as Steamer Mattano.
For further Information, apply at the ONCE, over
Metropolitan Bank, KnOx's Express ONCE, or at
he Company's Wharf, foot of 9th street,
Baggage called for on application at KnoI's EX-
ress Once. SAMUEL BACON, Pres't.
&, j, ACCINELLY, Agent
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THE EVENING STAR
Is published every evening, except SUNDAY. at
the following rates:

Per year, by mail - e n
Per month, by 3
Per month, by carrier.
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STEAMERS. &c.

E'pR POTOMAC RIVER I.ANDINGS.-
u The Steamer MATTANO, Capt. 49,
". H. Byies, will make three trips Ea
zach week, two to NOMINI FERRY
and one to MATTOX CREEK, stopping at inter-
mediate landings going and returning. For further
!nfoI mation inquire at Il. L.. Sheriff's Coal and
Wood ONCE, lila and 1913 PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
and at wharf, foot of 9th and streets.
ap0-H q. TUCKER JONES, Agent.
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n ANDsOME DRESS GOATS ana VEsST7s IN
imported and Domestic Fabrics, at
ap0o a. STRAUS,.
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To THE NURTH, W EST AND SOUTHW EST
Double T. 0ck. Steel Rails,
Splendid SCENERY, Magnificent EQ4ip,ne,ss,
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT,

FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
Fhe swift and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE, Capt. G. j. BONNIE 49,
WILLIE, leaves eth-street wharf, ,EzE
until further notice. evesy MON
DAY, WEDNEs DAY and FRIDAY, at o'cl'k
p.m., connecting with steamers for Boston, Provi-
lence and other Northern Points. Returning
caves Norfolk every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
.nd SATURDAY, 1T 4 O'Clock p. u.
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aud Saturday q party OF the scholars
went 10 Windsor Tor ride,
The Rev, u, NJ, Tillston OF IT.
Johnsbury preached an excellent ser
mon at Growers Hall last Sunday 10 q
large aud attentive audience
Last Tuesday tho dwelling Of
George Gates was discovered TO DO on
fire. Mr. Henry Chambers an engl'
neer gave the alarm by sounding the
whistle Of his engine The people
rallied and the fire was soon estln'
guished,
The Unlyersalists OF this place
have decided 10 have preaching q part
OF the time this season,
Mr., Joseph sommerville, ourpoP
ular passenger conductor has return
oil from the South with his family,
where no has spent the winter ow'
Ing to falling health,
Professor Qplmby OF yarmouth
College lectured Al West Lebanon
last week Tuesday night, Subject
Telephone,
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Ludlow.

Ludlow.
Mrs. Mary a. Livermore will lee.
ture here April 10.
Rev. j. p. Farrar, pastor OF the
Baptist church, has resigned, to take
effect the last Sunday in May.
Hon. Hiram w. Albee, died on
Monday OF last week, aged II years.
He had been q resident of Ludlow for
% years, having removed from Massa-
chusetts. He has been prominent
citizen of the town, and has twice
served in the Legislature. He was
President of the Black River National
Bank at Proctorsville.
"A sou of Oliver Lamere, some
twelve Or thirteen years Of age, had
his arm caught between belt and
pully, while at work in the factory on
Wednesday last, and one Of the bones
of his fore arms was broken. DIR.
Morgan rendered professional services,
and the fracture was successfully re-
duced.- Tribune.
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West Hartford, Queohee, psweys
Mills, (Dsweyyills, q more lifting
nsme,) Qaecheo Gull, flnewoods,
liuek School House, Frog Cily, bag'
dad, name changed 10 West Hartford
10 the safy history Of tho town, nue.
per City, changed to CenlervIlle by
the natives, Porehunk, a union dlslrle!
IN Hartford, and Norwich Jericho,
Goshen, Dothan, Church Hill, huas
town, Christian Street, White River
Point. or more commonly spoken
THE Point" Hurricane, AlcottS Falls
Hartford Center, Quechee Springs,
last but not least Ia fame a name
which We find IN tho History OF Yer
mont given 10 tie mineral spring on
the Hartford towniarm,
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HARRRR's MAGAZINE, FOR MARCH,
The editors remarks IN this number
appear 10 Us better than usual
Two serial stories by William Black
aud Thomas Hardy, are continued
The first article IN this number is
beautifully illustrated, and written by
Martha j, Lamb, under the title Of
Estate and Society in Washington"
very Interesting, Edward Abbott's
"Grand Manan aud Quoddy Bay" Is a
striking descriptive paper with some
very effective pictures by Bricher -
A picturesque feature peculiar TO our
American educational institutions IL
treated in q, i, Thwlng'a paper on
"Summer Schools" with eleven illus
tratlons, The article Oh tho unpub-
llshed letters Of Washington, thirty
three IN number, Is q remarkable and
exceedingly entertaining paper aud
useful, and Il continued by u, Phillips,
Price ~ year. Published by liar,
per Il Brother Franklin Square, New
York, For sale at Whites Bookstore,
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| Windsor.

Windsor.
Our Town report says i63 dog
licensed In Windsor for is77-7s, aud
$4,000 paid for sheep killed, A good
profitable "showing,' This dog
business more than pays here In
Windsor,
We arc informed that 10 persons
were received into the Baptist Church
in this village last Sundays By pro-
iesslon aud 2 by letter,
-"Corporation Meeting" was held
10 Town Hall Oh Tuesday evening OF
this week, The voters Of the Cor
poration" or village, ought to have
turned out and elected u new board
Of officers, A change Is needed,
bishop Bissell, Is 10 visit ST.
Pauls Church on Good Friday, April
10th. lie will preach IN the morning
and hold confirmation services in
the evening, Hope 10 see q large
class Of persons advance TO the chan
Gel to receive the "Apostolic rite"
MIR. Mcader says That his folding
clothes frames are five feet high in
stead of six, AS we stated in our
"aotes" last week. Any way they are
superb article.
Amy Stones exhibition in the
Town Hall last Saturday evening was
well attended notwithstanding the
stormy weather. 1t was said to be
the best exhibition that has been here
for some time,
Wonder il that Hotcl.keeper not
many miles from this village wishes
to keep another man over Sunday that
was expecting five or six yoke OF oxen
from the South, to stay there with
him. He didn't pay &c, o. ID. but
q man whose name answers to those
initials can tell the story.
The last OF the series Of the So
cial Assemblies will be given at X.
Amsdens' Hall on Friday evening of
the present week. Music, Windsor
Quadrille Band. The Committee arc
making arrangements fora tip-top-
time.
That social party at the residence
of NJ. G. Hubbard, Esq, last Friday
evening, was quite pleasant and ell
ioyable to those that attended 1t.
Music, Messrs Cressey and Packard.
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West Hartford.


The sleighing has "bust iup' in
this section.
We understand that Lorenzo
Harrington has bought the Harvey
Bartholo new house in this village.
Charlie Larned returned from
Raymond, N. H.. last week with two
fingers nearly sawed from one hand
while az work ina saw.mill in that
town.
The Windsor Journal correspon-
dent at Hartford gives few names
of the "subburbs" of Hartford. Be.
low we give the names Of the four
villages, also Of the different neigh
borhoods: White River Junction,
Hartford or White River Village,