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The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13
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STAGE NOTICE.
Summer arrangement Of the fol-
Looming Lines.


FOR ALBANY AND HUDSON.
Leaves Ltchfeld daily lSun1ays excepted,) at O..
clock in the morning, arrives at each place same af
ernoon, and returns from each place in the same order
LITCHFIELD AND NEW-HAVEN.
Leaves LitchfeId for New-Haven daily (Sundays
excepted) at S o'clock in the morning; Monday, We'd.
nesday and Friday, by Bethlem Woodbury., Southbu.
ny, Oxford, Humphreys-Vlle, and arrives in NJ Haven
at p. M; Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY, by
Watertown, Waterbury, Salem-brdge, and Wood
bridge, arrives at N. Haven at 2 p. M; and returns
from N. Haven in the same order.
LITCHFIELD AND HARTFORD.
Leaves Litcbfeld for Hartford Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays at o'clock in the morning thro'
Harwinton, Burlington, Pennington and West. Hart
ford, and arrives in Hartford at O'Clock P. NJ Re.
turns from Hartford Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days at O'Clock in the morning
LITCHFIELD AND NORWALK,
Leaves Litchfeld for New-Mford, Danbury and
Norwalk every Friday afternoon on arrival Of the
Stage from Hartford, through Bradleys-Ville, New
Preston, New Milford, Brookfeld, Danbury, Reading.
and Wilton, and arrives at Norwak on SATURDAY. al
IL o'clock at noon. Returns from Norwalk SUNDAYS.
arrives at Litchfed Monday afternoon.
This Line ntersects the Steam Boat at Norwalk and
arrives in N. York same night.
The Steamboat leaves N. Haven for ~ York eve
ry evening at o'clock
The Steam Boats leave Hartford for N. York Mon
days, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at IL
O'Clock A. nj.
For information or passage in the above Lines APP
ply to ]. PARKS.
Litchfeld June II, 1897. If 50
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13
DENTIST.

= HE subscriber informs the Ladies and Gentlemen
q this town and vicinity that he performs every part
OfDENTISM in the best MANNER without the least
pam IN the operation land with pleasure will wait on
those that call on him ct Mr. L. Goodwin's in North.
street. for a few weeks.
10 $. BAKER, Dentist.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13
NOTICE..

Il HE Court of Probate for the District of Norfolk
has allowed six months from the 18th of July last to
the creditors of the estate of
DESIAH PHELPS.
late of Norfolk within said district deceased to exhb
it their claims against said estate All who fail pre-
sent their claims within the time limited will be de.
barred recovery.
All indebted to said estate requested to make i'm
mediate payment. o.
II ]. w. PHELPS, Executor.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13
FREDERICK woLCoTT, Clerk.
SAM'L CHURCH, Atty. 6wl2
At Court Of Probate holden at Hitch field with-
in and for the District Of Litchfeld, on the
29th day Of August 1927,
Present EREnERrcK WoIcorr ESQ .Eudop

29th day Of August 1927,
Present, FREDERICK WoLcoTr, Esq. Judge.
u pom the Petition Of GEORGE WHEATON of
Cornwall in said District shelving to this Court that
he is Guardian Of Nancy Rebecca Wheaton, Cynthia
Lewey Wheaton and George Aling Wheaton, all of
said Cornwall, Mnors,-That said Minors are the
owners as tenants in common with Betsey Bierce of
said Cornwall, and Helen Marian Aling and Eliza
beth Webb Aling Of Salisbury in L,chfeld County,
Of piece Of Land situate in the of Hamden in
the County Of Ncw-IIave,, containing fourteen acres
two roods and twenty-one rods, bounded south on
Sackett Gilbert's heirs land and highway, west on
Sarah Aliens heirs and Jesse Aliens land north on
said Jesse Aliens and Elizabeth Aliens land and east
on Hezekiah Johnson's iaEd,-praying for liberty to
sell the same, per petition Ie dated August 25h
1897.
Ordered that said petition be continued until the 18th
day of November next, o'clock the forenoon,
at the Probate Office in Litchfed in said District,
when and where said petition will be eard, and that
said Guardian give public notice of this order, by adj
vertising the same in newspaper printed in said
Litcheld three weeks successvei at least six weeks
before said led, day OF November next. ~
10 FREDERICK woLCoTT, Judge.
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MORRIS ACADEMY.

HE Fall Term Of this Institution will commence
on Tuesday, Sept. 25th.
For particulars respecting the School, the Public are
referredto Prospectus, to be had at the store ofr
3. s. Smith, or at South Farms by applying to Mr. F.
J.'Woodruf, Post Master.
JAMES D. CHAPMAN, Princspal.
Litchfeld, South Farms, Aug. %, 1897. II
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w DOL.
DIR CHAMBERS
REMEDY FOR INTEMPERANCI

REMEDY FOR INTEMPERANCE.
The subscriber, on the decease OF the late William
Chambers took into his the personal estate
of the deceased, and found prepared large quantity
Of DIR. Chambers Remedy for Intemperance
He hereby informs the public, that he has disposed
of all the medicine as found, to Dr. James H. Hart,
andMr. Andrew NJ. Tanning, of this city.
In making this disposition, the subscriber has been
acuated by due regard to the interests of the heirs
of the interstate, well from wish to give the
most extensive use TO the virtues of the discovery,
whatever they may be; and he further add, with
confidence, that the gentlemen who will hereafter be
the vendors of the Remedy for disappearance pre-
pared by the inventor, have been intimately connect
ed with DR.. Chambers in his life time-have been his
agents in compromising his medicine, and are acquasnt
ed with its composition
SILVANUS MILLER. Public administrator, &c.
- The medicine will hereafter be prepared and
sold by the subscribers who alone in possession of
the original receipt of the inventor, at the Office of
the late DR.. c. in the basement story Of Rutgers
dica College, in Duane-street east side of Broadway,
and at the medical store of Dr. Hart of Broad
way and Chambers-street three doors from Washing
ton Hall, New-York
The astonishing success which this remedy has OBJ
tanned in restoring habual nebriates to sobriety, has
established its virtues beyond all contradiction, and
persedes the necessity of any further comment.
The remedy is as innocent it is efectual; much
so, that it is often given to children in ebrile
plants, and frequently used as family medicine for
Dyspepsia, &C. All that is required its spe
cc effect, is to abide strictly by the directions. 1t is
put up in packages sufficient for individual cure,
and accompanied with ample directions for its use,
signed in the hand writing Of the subscribers, without
which none are genuine. We are induced to adopt
this measure, as in consequence of the great cee-
brity which DIR. Chambers medicine has obtain
ed there have been, and doubtless will be- many spu-
rious limitations. On enclosing to the usual price,
S., postage paid, the medicine be sent by mail
To those who unable to pay, personal applica-
ton of the individual Office, the medicine will be
administered gratis.
JAMES N s H. I, HART, M. D. Successors to
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13
TO EDITORS,

TO EDITORS.
In order that the efficacy of DR.. Chambers Remedy
for Intemperance may be thoroughly tested, Editors
of newspapers throughout the country, who will in
sert advertisement and add this article to it and
send copy of the paper containing it, shall
ceve from us by return of MALL quantity sufficient
to cure drunkard which they will be requested to
administer to some patient in their neghbou:hood,a 81
publish the result.
Public Institutions and Phanthopic Societies, by
making application (duly authenticated) to the sub
scrbers shall receive the medicine at a very reduced
price.
JAMES Fl. HART, MD. ! Successor to
A. NJ. TANNING, 5W. Chambers.
GTOAice in Rutgers Medical College.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13
LIME! LIME!.
f.. III. DENISON.

WI ILL receive weekly from the Kiln,
w fresh Lime of the first quality. and at
a very low price. Not more than the gate
fee will be added to the Canaan and Sheffield
wholesale price.
Norfolk, April, 1897. tf4S
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13
POUGHKEEPSIE, SHARON
AND LITCHFIELD
MAIL COACH.

LEAVES Poughkeepsie every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, at O'Clock A. NJ, passes through Sha-
ron, and arrives at Ltchheld the same day, where
it meets the Hartford, New-Haven and Albany sta
ges. ..-..
Leaves Litch6eld every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday, at o'clock A. NJ. and arrives at Pougb-
keepse in time to take the Steam Boat for New-York
or Acknowledgements in this line will arrive in AL
take the morning stages for the west.
The proprietors Of this line having provided good
coaches and horses and careful drivers and reduced
the fare, respectfully socita share Of public patron
age. A
Seats taken at BUSH'S, Poughkeepse, and at S.
WILLIAM STEVENS & Co. Proprietors.
'B.-An goods and baggage at the risk OF thes
owners.
June, 1897. tf3
EHEAp AND NYPEnITIOIIC TNI Az
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13
ESTRAY.
CLAY'S
Itch Ointment.

FOR pleasantness, safety, expedition, ease
l. and certainty, is infinitely superior ia
any other to cure that tormenting dis05der.--
Price So cents per box.
Clay's Stomach Batters.
They will be found. in all cases of the fol
lowing description, to give relief-nausea,
vomiting, heartburn, costiveness, weakness at
the breast, pain in the stomach, loss Of APP
petite, and all other symptoms of indigestion
and aatulence. and as nervous cordial is not
to be surpassed by any thing.-Price e5 cents
a box.
Pearl Tooth Ponder.
This celebrated Powder needs no recon-
mendation-every gentleman and lady should
be in the constant use of it, if they wish to
preserve their teeth from decay, and have
them appear of a beautiful pearly whiteness
Price 25 cents box.
Sold By w. s. S. BUEL and HENRY PHELPS
D. CLAY.
November I'll, 1895. ewO1Y33
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13

LNROM Litchfeld to New York--by Steam
l. Boat John Marshall-through in one
day--sare So l-s-by line stages to meet the
boat at Notwithstanding Litchfeld Mon
days, Wednesdays and Ffidays, at IA. NJ.
through Woodbury., Newtown and Bridge
port ;and New-York, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. at A. NJ. for Litchfeld, un-
til the list May-after that at A. NJ. 6m4G
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without any trouble, thai they had better snpIg
for some offhe said pills ii they deem il suitable
Since have become acquainted uitli tnose
happy discoveries, laugh Al my past errors. |
ldI-.H al the ignorance OF those Enroneantcach-
els, who have gwen In HAYDEN the appellption
Of The" f0Lhcr al tfHic,' and tn M1za.t. mat OF
the GOD ~ lbsis. brcatse these two .tnpid
teachers devoted theIt li, 10 .,n It. aud paft,-
cuiari, II den wAo at 81 ycats OF are. meet.
my 9ae ol uis friends M eHe Of the streets Of
Vienna, toij bun " ne was gong To take lessons
of Harmony nom young Mozan.a then, only
about - ycus OF age.) iaugh at you the pre-
seat European Teachers OF alu,ic at you. Rol-
Ia, dueeso. OF the Chichester OF the Imperial Thea
Il" OF tie Ncalia and Of the Imperial Conscr, a
tory @. Music at Milan You, who had the mbc-
cIuty say at Cohrrut IN my presence. that
you aad been learning Nlusle - wears. and that
you learned something cvty dh, Aud al YOU
Ncgr piuue,sur 81 the ridno-f orte At the lnl-
pe1aI Conservatory OF Music at aillau, lor har.
htg tod me tnat yuu kept your scholars with the
best disposition AT least dutlug the first SIX
months, oi LESSONS AT nothing Uut the gamuts
and dlso, Tor having told ~ thai you mad ae
qafed Youf talents by the virtues OF your ia
tiers cadgel.
laugh a, you, modern and stupid Musicians
tooshly admired IN Europe; at YOU raganuu.
Assioli, Ne, e, .Belioti, MelghI krcutzen, Du
ycrmis, Duhm,dn. Clement, lwhum | have
i,nuWn,) because you only play on and teach but
one instrument; hccddsa You are several ycaus
IN forming Your schoidis, whit ampulatory pro-
fcssors pay IN and teach - different m,tru-
mems and lJrm Mts clans IN 20 hours Of lc, sons
o. IA ,hlee da, 5 by taking pills
laugh III yuu, WHO s,Vr inc danes oi perfect
and accomplished to young scholar, who have
hardly learned thell alphabet: 10 you. gentle
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degrade me from'hs hgh station IN utich have
been placed BY the chnire Of my fellow citizens,
and t. cudsisn ny name u perpetual! miauy
In claiming tie investigation ut the HOUSE, /
am sensible that. under on tree and hnpp, IN
sututioEs the conduct nf public servants Is q lar
subject Ofthc closest .cauuy and the lieyst re
marks, aud Tat firm and uthiul discharge Of
duty tturrs, ordinarily, ample protection against
pohtc.l ATTACKS but %hcn such attacks assume
the character OF npcdChabi, offences. aud be
come, IN some degree, official, by being placed
among the public records an officer thus assh'l-
cd, however base the instrument used o. II
cunscipn, Of innocence, can look for refuge only
Ia the ~ Of the immediate Representatives OF
the People. II Is In, Ind myself most uneA-
pectediy placed.
Ga ~ cdne>dJv morning last, It was for the
hr,t time nitinated u me-, that charges Of Ncry
scruua nature against me. nerv ludgrdm one Oithc
Executive Departments; during the day, rumor>
from several quarters to the SAINT effect reached
but the FIRST certln information Of tnclr Charae-
Ter, VT, received ye>tci a., morning, through one
of the new saap",s al Or, District II appears.
from IT, statement. that an accused of the sof-
dId aud infamous oruur 81 paJhc4, atne IN the
profits nft contract tormedn tnr D.veranent.
through the department af Ndr white WIS Ell
trusted with the d,sehar, eot it, dulc, AID iIlat
the accusation has bccnodieially presented d.. the
ba,l, otan Official act 81 tbr War Department,
and consequently 10 he placed anon, lis records,
as a lasting STIGMA on my chanoer
Conscious - ny entire innocence in TINS aud
every other pnblc act and tlat have bHrn a.er
incapable m thc performance oil duty, OF beng
influenced ~ any oidcI noD,, thaa ~ sacred r.
gard 70 the pubic interest, and resolved. as Tar rs
human cdpft can extent. II Ie,he an mGlDn,shed
reputation 10 Prosperity, challenge thc itv,,t III.
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trust Sale of Valuable Rcal and Pc
sonal Estate.


y virtue of deed OF trust executed To the sub
y scfibcr, by Gcorgc Sreptoc and Mario bis
wife. bearing date the oh day Of October, -2i.
and duly ofrccord in the clerks Office OF the
county OF Bedford for certain purposes in SAID
deed specified. the subscribers, as trustees, will
proceed, on Thursday the eighth day ofFebruury
next, upon the premises, 10 sell by pubic auCtI-
on, to the highest bidder, for cash, the following
vaIuabiar real and personal estatr, To Wit: \ tract
of Land, lying in the county OF Bedford on Lit.
tie Otter creek, and adjoining the turnpike road,
containing by estimation sixty four and one-iourh
acres, be the same NOR or i-,s--Also, the large
and extensive mauutacory for picking, cardng
add s5inni1e cotton wool sltuatrdupon tin said
tract together with saw aud grist mill, adiout-
my the sad mandatory, upon the same stream
Tins propcrt, j, believed 10 be very desirable to
men of enterprise and industry, VINO may be dis
posed to engage IN sneh business.
Also. one other tracl OF Land, adjoining the
FIRST mentioned. on the south side of Little Otter,
containing bv estimation, six and fiye-eigiths u
cres, be the same more or less.
Also. two other tracts Of Land, on Little Otter,
adjoining the two former and containing, tore
thcr by estimation two hundred and forty five
acres, he the same more or less, with all and SIM
g1Ilar the appurtenanccs 10 the said several tracts
Of land belonging or apprdaning.
Also, the following slaves. TO wit London,
Culicy, Winston, Matilda, Selma, Eliza, Anna,
Martha, Jane. MARY, and Edy, with all Their ia
crease since the date ofthe said deed of trust
Acting a. trustees. W. shall convey only such IL
tie as Is vested in us by said decd OF trust.
y WI @E NiPl Cao Trustees.
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-, The administration but which, Ne
ri, belieye will be regarded by po''erhy a.
=, i,nnortant step towards the perman cnt
z.,,hli.bment oftnose great principles oi com
..rce which the American Government has 80
t.,a,ed 10 introduce, aud which It has failed
:. Establishing only in relation 10 htis branch . !
Is tfdde. $500.
MA bad contest, in which both parties are
...;,..o3 sucn Is Inc case no" tbosc OF our
..,,.s. lnte. ested in the Nest India trade na'sh-
!, ,.,.aftng odf government tof It's pole3, be-
,.r,,e.,t interest outseigIs all consdcra-
,..,. ol future aud permanent adv antage while,
,b,o other land, tue Islands are rcprobatins
~. n,liey OF the BRUSH government, winch
hut, is ports 10 trade without "aich It's Co.
,...,,. must .eafluily decline ii thcs 5e not ru-
!. i, a contest IN which boun parties,
.,,l, il lasts, must receive some injury, and
,.,.,5s upon which viii receive the most,
..t.c, will be tic hlst to cry :" Hold laoash -
c.,,,e5,ing that the odds are powerfully against
49,, ,..Io,,ics, We cannot but fondy hope that
,l.,s,r,. ifnot the dictates OF justice, viii
.....l,I. induce the British government TO dbau-
do,t.l ground 1t hastal>en, and Team 1t the Wis
a.,o.,.,acii as me necessity OF setting lis Co
l.,,al. as wtd Is its nome trade, ON the pin
c,.,ollslIct reciprocity.
w. nsGei. Green, Of The Washi. gton Telegraph
,ecu,, very anx.ous 20 breal a lance with Us
Nm. 4, Nc ar not At al amohious Ola cont, It
Nth him. We would thank nm 10 .josde II, as
.,Idom a, possible, ,rldAhen as iiehny may
.,i, In. concurrence. Notwithstanding oar as
.nr,ncs TO the contrary, he Val nave II that the
Edtofa d, pMtnent OF tlHs paper Is under the
;,ynrne, II not under the control of Mr.. Plea
.,,t,-tlIat the editorial remarks of the y ni.s
mr.. dressed up bv the Editors of the Frgnan
far fine usp of taer readers and thai the - aAu
encc Of me Wing being destroy ed, the attack
fupon lddlr) has been transferred u the Y.rgni-
an" Wete YOU, once more, Gen. Green that
YOU are in error. We are not yet bought up,
mud vail not be Although y09 may have been
sci up at tue shamb.rs, and sold To the highest
bdder--ahough goH, from being the mvctrrate
.oemy OF certain individuals, have become SO
warmly attached and SO obsequous to them, as
10 be- called their biop-pips' and "irunpefer' -
We see nothing 50 brilliant either in your example
or your reward as 10 induce us to pursue u sllni-
lar COURSE.
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! prllc of 1000 doIlms u 1000 dallafs


fi,oofHehDt ~ and tu,r utpr,portou.
hDDl. 81 Dk WING hli tine E.lhr|s SIN De- pat in
, who'd 7s uuhs pl Nf p14rs la,r taree dollars VIII
In .t "a ir Pttzf. purr ,ut draw ~ nHt opposite mo
Ahul. hpd} oiuuiabeu. I'll. .,stdfwu4#a viii de-
.ifH 'N Tut ~ flr fhnu fir,r HliH pfI#f. 49, f5ns
Ito wit eauuld he on Al t,t ~ i've ihoutuud nuIu.
her, H .uHe any nambrr lfpm ,o, Ia OoU, hrlu-
#nf pll tiuar Huher. viii be- tnfi,d "a Irre l,ars
rrn Shonii b. of tlc Int ~ th5nsard auuh,ts
tint b. ta y iul Nu bGl tp iOg1n, n-ito, thon ali
t.n7r numbers viii, m ldn putt, 80 entitled 10 irra
daliat rie. fess Who hold tsn kc# one tbo,p and
eue b.aA atuI, must ii eouIse draw on, ,nd my
draw THhE 2 pre-,
Tho dinamp rltnks plar" that Gr Of laa ne anlrt
thu aHprtWtrndrntr ui the filus inF rritl nu laHpa
Nm. nnie thizaeil bahmy /, VI Dniuel. a.. aeqiu.
laIm bullock DAld O. liunrol ~. VI Il iuncy, MN.
Y NOVEL, hrmR, Nlnioekc, I,lu " Hng,,rll, am.
uuii tiuu,utk, Robert yle. lame l. Gistur H. u
llnrrau hic jan avi folhu iiaelnwi fhIth ileebef,
john " III, john ila0ouek Md John Uil.r Lsgft.
D. Oldsfs1rom distance b., null, POI paul, al phi
yatr cuutfy anre enclosing the taeh IIilr Tickets
all meet The m"st omp attention If addp Sod 10
AUG. LEFlAlCB
ont ~ Manager.
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This srhc,ne j. formed With the letters s
3, aud {, aud /. 50 arranged, lhnt the holder
OF lhrce tickets q, Il aud O. will be- certain
TO get 81 iaSi ole Prif, aud may ohliin 6D1rf
A, Ao.I--B, 10. &c, No, IA, No. ID No . &
No.f--t, ~. II No. ct, No. "a, NJ, lO-B M
li--G, No. L.
Aud - his mann.r through he hole
MODE OF DRAINING On the day OF IA,
drawing. lhr three leliers, 4, y, and I.Nnl
be placed ia wheel, and enc at them drawn
ont which " ll entile nil tire tickets (5aina
3o33) hnying tint letter on them 10 n r,iYl ~
s. each, with az cqBal chance tor thu CAp
ii, aud Intermediate prizes All the NUN.
beers ttrom 70 9.yt0 mriusivr) viii thenLe
deposi'ed ~ he wheel, and all the ptizes n
bnve The low 81 denomination in hnaihrr aid
the numbers and pre-, drawn uIleruatef, a,
salns' each other, until the prizes M. MI out
L. \ ticket drawing superior prize "a not
restricted from drawing an inferior one also.
MANY tlcket> must therefore Obtain Two
PRIZES each
Prizes payable by the Corporalion Of Fred
ericksbnrg forty dHes after the drawi lug, sui,-
jec 10 the usual deduction ffllern per cent.
Price Of 'rickets 81 5O--Haives X 25--
Quarters 62lcls To be had IN The grtalest
variety Of Number. on eaIlv application. at
The Lucky Lottety and T., ehpnge Office of
c. A. WRITER'S,
7 i.V4i F 4,tro
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Sugar, Coffee, Pepper, &c.

l. nhds brown Sugar. assorted qualitic5
- bbIs dc. do do. do.
- Bags Collie
bag. Pepper
d ibis ,er, line New Ark Cidn
IN Quarter CASKS MALAGA Wine
l. Bbis Ne,, \ ok rlppius (~arrantcd sound
= fulius very superior Picked Oysters
\ ien Boxes Tallow Candies,
Just received and ior sale by
RQ IOMPklNS.
Jau /. 2uil3
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irAHOkEE & CJNMfo- I0N BusiNEEs.--
, The subscriber la tlcn an ufLcc fom
doors aboyr t,e Franklin llotel. where he CON
nut. Ia sell Tobacco aud Other produce on
comm, sinn, and Viii IN future, alse, utnsact
bu#nrss asa Brotor--ilc hopes To be able to
i've ,atl. action To all who nas eonfde husrues.
10 his care. ARCH. uA1tllIsR
Dr0 10 Wunlo
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l5c, President Of The I a,a
ElsV RtT
PRIV VI. AII.S.
There is not much tobacco selling privately.
INSPECTED

There is not much tobacco selling privately.
INSPECTED
The past week 81 hnd, olpassed Tobacco 10
hhds refused; total 30.
Comparison OF Inspections Of Jan l. $50 & :.
passed. Refused. To ship. foIusprat Stochm ". lie.
l~2G 5iT. i5l. no. al. so
1877 2lNl al. l010. H.. Liza
There is bur little dong IN tine tobacco trade
every thug IS dull and ic,r mus continue 80,
unless the foreign demand should improve
he last accounts from England are to die 10th
Of Nov. which furnish nothing Interesting to the
t.ddr. Inc lat.e sto,E aaraui, together with che
large stoc mad" mthr Gntnd states tn past
year. ~ operate to h"op aown the prices. No
tobacco but such as Is suitable tor manufacturing
in Virginia aud Ma llud, lnd ,ushas the rrnel,
iisn aud scotch m ncts qlufe, can be eApeet-
ed 10 command good prices.
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Fredericksburg Street Lotte,H
= 40 he drawn GA lie Alphabetical ~ stem,
on Monday neA--and completed at
one drawing The holder Of three tickets IS
sure oil one nnd may drow -Four prizes.
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BESIDES many otlri smaller prizes
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