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The receipts and expenditures for the year ending
Pv 80 ls45. were $6a67s5 80, showing increase in
e net receipts, compared with lsa3, of $l64 1877 &c.
reference to the prospects Of trade upon the public
orks during the year 1916, the Board OF Canal Com.
sioners report that they induced to believe that
nsiderable increase may be anticipated and they es
hte the gross receipts for tolls and motive power char
at sl27500o The great increase in the anthracite
|a trade of Pennsylvania, within the two last years
aving risen from about million two hundred thou
md tons mined in ls43, to about two millions in ls45)
18th the preparations being made in the Lshgh and wy
ping regions for augmentation of the business in
49, afford good grounds for estimating considerably
Creased revenue from the Delaware and North Branch
visions There is to anticipate an increase of
y upon lumber from the Lehigh and susquehanna TO.
sts those engaged in this business finding it their in
Fest are adopting the safe and certain mode OF canal
fnsporation wherever is within their reach, rather
Ian the hazard and uncertainty of the river navigation
he bitumnous coal business, from the Allegheny
lin and West Branch, is also on the increase"
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AN INTENSIVE RAFFLE.
.ssfss and Hss Pc; due,
By che d q To q Is s
IS t. including their mssnic.ns Ar Cushion
:. Is
Tn0 70 s s
bring il with the power Of most any who are willing to hazard
ns s nd hs ss,
style AID now N the most complete order Il order that the
can appoint among who are competent to
decide any dispute. that may arise
R Isl & . DEs r 81 yIFfiFi ), the
10 raie III Chances gratis n'A' das im.r
UsA 1... SoA TX. :s9
for all diseases Of the urinary and genital organs gonorhGa
:e.9e s.y. Fss ss 70
street and n Ninth Avenue, and by Druggists generally
jail imr
INK, SEALING WAX, WATERS, &C.
25O ss,: PM spa s copying INK
g: ss
'R Rs Above % s equal to any in the country De-,
's supplied on liberal terms TH iS bs5 BAvrps,
lm Ai IL aa "ppo.:s 'TsFr
CUAPs, EssENCEs AND PEkkUMEkY, of all Kinds,
spo No copIsndt street The suS;e,ib.n AZ original
tay Shaving Soap which surpsss all other
having greatly enlarged facilities prepared
TO Ie orders ~ on, line We have constantly on
hand hi hy scented Almond, Rose, Musk, Windsor Pelm
and Toll SOAPS; Pale Family and No: Soap The
Groom eating Soap and splendid article well suited
rs ,eS Tus qS .s
general Of Peumcry Essences &C. both Foreign
sss IND .s rs Sc ss. ais. ass
south Amsrcan markets, warranted to stand climate
Orocer: Dru gist and dealers in general requested TO
call and examine for themselves. -
jos lm.r yOHNaON VROOM FOWLER.
EAHMERs' AND MILLkhS' BANK, hsgerstown, Md
count, BY TAYLOR K SMITH,
jSImsR No. q Wall stssst,
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compel Its citizens to pay all State demands with
ch better grace than that has repudiated its debts
become delinquent in its payments.
ne receipts ofthe public works Of Pennsylvania during
past ye lr have not been large many anticipat
The canal commissioners have made estimates for
6, that exhibit much favorable result than the
siness Of ls45 does We statement exhibiting
receipts and expenditures the public works Of the
ete for the year ending November 80, ls45 =
BLIc WoRKs OF PENNsyLvANIA-REcErr Ts AND Exprr.
|otive power charges on the Philadelphia
end Columbia railroad, including State
Trucks ........ $500. s2s0,6ss ~
n motive power charges on the Allegheny
Portage Railroad including charges for
|use of State trucks, and for old materials
BOLD: .....& lls,4sa 10
railway .......... ls7.ool i6
pr tolls on the Allegheny Portage railway. 4530l 81
pr tolls on the main line of canal, including
|coiiectons at outlet locks, aqueducts and
pr canal tolls on the Delaware division. IsO 4ao ~
Pr canal tolls on the Susquehanna and North
and West branch divisions. .......... l42 1877 81
Total gross receipts, lSs5 .... 81 200, 9o7 30
Total gross receipts, lSI4 ........ l,l67 sos a.
Total gross receipts, lS43 ........ 995 404 81
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I'M REWARD will be given 70 any person that wi,
lOO prove the, rRICE IN Dy,,ca .. s. II ,Ss
other AsuhciL Flower Manufacturer ~ the city AZ
free for one meath. "" ."
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MUSIC.
THE GERMAN COTILLION BAND would respectful
ly inform their friends and the public, that they pre-
pared play at balls and private parties the Coons
Watzes Galiops Polkas by Musard Strauss Lanner La
bitzky, &c.
The Band consists of from twenty-five instruments
with Harp accompaniment. Orders will be attended the
shortest notes whogt attended with Piano
Harp and Piano Forte reasonable Inquire No.
l67 Elm street. ia lmsm
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DAGUEKKEOTTPE.
" for the sale of
The Apparatus, also the best Plates
Chemicals Polishing Materials and Morocco Cases sc &c
be procured the subscribers wholesale aud retail by
addressing post paid Ito
w. & f. LANGENHEIM Exchange, Philadelphia,
Or, LANGENHEIM BECKERS, 2ol Broadway, N. Y
The following gentlemen have agreed to Agents
for the sal- of the genuine Vogtlaender Apparatus
Messrs Litch Whipple Boston; Mass
Mr.. James l.. LYON, Richmond, Va.
Mr.. 8. Broadbent, Columbia, s. e.
MIR. James Perry. Charleston, 3. G.
MIR. s Noesse New Orleans.
Messrs. johnson x Jacobs, New Orleans
w. K +. LANGENHEIM
jl0 imsre Exchange, Philadelphia.
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WILL BE SOLD. AT TATTERSALL's, 4is
broadway. on Monday, February cd, pair Of
AZ1black Carriage Horses. This sale 10 be made posi-
lively to their bill for keeping unless the be seed
previou, to the day Of sale. j30 3tsrFSM
- TO LET.-Au Office No. II Beekmah street. apply
E:: to G. LEVIE.
- SMALL FARM WANTED TO RENT-A Gem
: tlemaa fond q sporting wishes to rem, for year,
~ 80 with small House suitable for the residence
gentee family perfectly healthy situation and good
tails. Address of Mr. Owen druggist corner Of
Bowery and Bond street. j303tsrc
"A TO LET AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.-The
. Old Established Porter House the Of South
.2M and Walnut streets, east side Of jackson Ferry
Also, Grocery to Let Front aud Walnut arrests In
quire on the premises, of JAMES WILSON,
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Married.

Married.
At Cardenas. Cuba on the goth December, ls45, Mr..
usrAvrs G. DUBOIS, of Havana, to Miss EMMA CATHE-
iNE DE LAJorcHERE.
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EAHMERs' AND MILLkhS BANK, hsgerstown, Md.
The Notes Of this institution bought q cent DIS
count u TAYLOR K smith,
jSlmsu No. - Wall srst,
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concert 10 commence al CLOCK Jey,
SECOND PROMENADE CONCERT,
A La Musarl,
ssas. sy H SfT N''
PART !. ,,.
T. Waltssr-Feea Well: Libii.Ly
cen Conc Two Vioiins. by L. w.irer;
' pd,t e. Bri'tow IibsSy
o. Fairs waltz ip;.,r. ''''..'''
over,usMeeresstle und Gucklichs Fahrt Mendel..Onn
FEroifnaaF p.i w.5sT Gaas
T. 9Isdrille ...........-' i- p,,syy
s. Polka ................'.....'. : s,IecE
Ticiss: j. cert: each de principal Stores
M i. honor e announces e Re Citizen: N.y Ysl 3;
aew days due Of which will be given consisting Of
:sssGa e Il: most pO'ul" COMPOSITIONS interpreted with
az. Sz r Ct NJ :sss IN "s h: ,Ss:s eia
LOOK AL THIS.
FREE coHc Is. kkdsss EX ~ b1sssssy
sy iS O. i would
sss, c he
Wsdnesdsys The above hed a. uR n re ns
month or by the year at very reasonable rate linn
FANCY GUARDS FIRST GRAND MILITARY
AND CIVIC BALL
THE COMMITTEES would respectfully inform their friends
r.e. sn on II fhusy
$50 Broadway. The Committee pledge themselves that no
pains expense will be spared make this their Ball.
one the given this Tickets to be had from the
COMMITTEE from Of the Members Of the Company and
at the door the evening Of the Ball.
Capt VIM. M Borchers
Lieut.. Philip Van War, COMMITTEES
Ensign Barnard havcr, p oil
fF;s,:sIy l F..ss:x iw. A'',-.'%'1'
The Cenmee have engaged Ps,e,ehen ee.Ssss Co
MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL -
THE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF The AMEhl.
i CAN BRASS BAND will take place At ne Apollo
1875 Diving the evening Bard will in ull uniform
and play the pieces arranged expressly 'or this occa
ist Ssth Company National Cadets Quick Step, dedicated
al Cavi,ins from the Opera Of Somnambula.
3d Gsllopade from the Epchanfress
Tickets dollar admit gentleman and ladies' to be
hid Of James Shelton Leader IN Elm street Of member
OF the Band or the door NE evening Of the Ball
sssisted BY Lieut. Ireland. N. B. Military gentlemen will
please sppesr in uniform. ja23eodtofll
SCANDINAVIA.
THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THIS SOCIETY,"
will tabe place at the Minerva Rooms No. o6 Broadway
Monday evening the 9th ofFebruary Tickets TO be had OF
y Luson, No 76 Fulton street, corner OF Gold Schou
No us franklin street, and A. Lndgreen corner OF Brcome
and Edrdge Streets or from either Of ,he Gom%ee Of Ar
JAMES PETERSEN and
i1av.fo LAURENCE FRIBERT.
I'M REWARD will BE- given 20 any person that WIN vi,
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CALIFORNIA.

Experienced Traveller is now forming select party Of
g ~ American Cns Who will perform tour 70 California
reading the work entitled Preamble Consultation and
BYLAWS Of the New York Csfornians" This little
volume upon subject Of deep all
isorld Be read BY every family pass ~, cents By
Greenwich Capt p B. Macy corner Of Allen and D,vi
s,on 81 and Dr. Buckelsw Hicks aud Orange
Brooklyn Letters epaid directed to Box 1870 Lower Post
Ofice. will be attended to. J2S lm'rc
VALENTINE HEAD QUARTERS.
TURNER FISHER, "a Chatham street. have this day
opened their unssuallsd assortment OF Valentines and
Valentine For spendor variety and chsspness
challenge the city Low prices to The trade is our mos,o
nished. Orders from the Country attended to promptly
j27 lm*rc
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VALENTINES!


~ OLD AND SILVER FLUIDs.These metallic fluids,
which formerly much usss by the anciel,s for their
Illuminated beautiful articles for all purposes
Of Ornamental Penmanshp such Valentines. Waiting Cards
Billet deux &c Writing executed with these fluids has the
beautiful appearance and ustre of fine gold and For
sle by the principal Booksellers and and BY the
manufacturers, KENT BLACK,
Ja20 3wNrc ll6 John street.
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TRUFFLES.
FOR sALE-A supply Of TsqfHss ;, RECEIVED and 70
Also Bordeaux Wines casks and kiersch Abntl
and Champagne, of the best brands. j29 m-r
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DETER ROBERTS respectfully announces the ladies,
that having purchased largely auction he enabled
offer magncen. selection Of Ball and Evening Dresses
1ns aGsv IsaucnHn ne also calls attention %
soied which selling less than original
price. The OF the of Winter Hosiery
Tered equally low prices and inspection is believed
will be found cheaper than in the CITY
INIT
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LAURENT & BROTHER

FELTao case, sheathing Felt very arm
= Gle, Tor sale IN iots 70 snit purchasers, by
- Il. K COLLINS co. - 6oata ~
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JONAS CUTLER,
No. x Rrick Row.

RETURNS his thanks to his friends and custom.
~ for their very liberal patronage since the open
ing Of his establishment, and determining show
his gratitude for il, will do lille better by them than
ever, for
"CUTLER's is THE PLACE,
aud no mistake"
He will continue IN furnish ell the good things to
tickle the palate well the substantial 10 the
way Of eating. Just received, choice Confectionery,
fresh Fruit, Nuts Of all kinds, Toys, fresh supply Of
choice Groceries for family use picked Salmon,
Mackerel, Goldfish at all times hand. All Of which
will be sold as low the lowest for cash, exchaug-
ed for produce, COOL terms.
Bratieboro, April l4th, 1896 81
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STATE OF VERMONT.
STATE OF VERMONT.
District Of Mrsrnnnsrr

District of WEsrmEsrER, IS,
IT Probate Court, holden at Westminster, ,uihiu
and for said district, on the 20h day of .4priI N
ID. 1876, present, Eilsry .aHbs, Judge.
A n Instrument, purporiing to be the last will and
m testament of JOHN GRAY, late OF Putney. in
said district, deceased, being presented to the Court
here by Amanda Gray, the Executdx therein named
for Probate; it is ordered by said court that ali ner
concerned therein be notified to appear al ses
sion of said court to be holden at the dwelling hons,
OF the said Amanda Gray, in said Putney, on the iii
day Of May A. ID. 1896 and show cause, il any thev
may have against the probate of said will, for which
purpose it is further ordered, that copy Of the recorG
Of this order be published three weeks successiyey il
the Vermont Phoenix, printed a. Braltleboro in IN,
county Of Wndham, US soon as may be.
Sd ELLERY ALLBE, judge
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ia ni M. BWHce ~ CO.,
So COMMERCE St.,
HARTFORD, CONN,

OFFER FOR SALE
a Snchests and biz chests Young Tyson, Tyson
ACO Skin, Pouohong and Souehong Teas,
900 hhds Porto Rico, Muscavado, Trinidad and Gu.
ba Molasses,
1876 hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars,
20 packages Starts Loaf, Crashed and powdered
Sugars,
900 bags old Gov, Java, Lsguna and Cuba Coffee,
30 bags Pepper and Pmento,
900 mats Cassia,
10 bbs Nutnrgs and Cloves,
so kegs Ginger,
90 boxes ground Pepper and Cinnamon,
30 Glbens Utica Starch
80 Rasins,
40 ground Golfer,
20 bills, hlf bbls. and kegs Salefaus,
10 tieroes Rice,
40 boxes family and No. Soap,
- Castle Soap,
80 Bakefs's Cocoa Paste, Broma * Chocolate
20 Saunders aud Russell and Robinson To
hacco,
100 = = and and = . Glass,
100 large and small Pipes,
800 lbs. Indigo,
10 boxes Birthstone,
p casks refined Salt Pere,
Mr. Mlef's and John Anderspns Fine Cut Chewing
900 gals Sperm and Whale OIL.
All Of which will be sold the most favorable price,
and terms
April 1916. 6w3.
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TTNHE Publisher having received numerous appica-
Il tons for single copies Of Dowlng's History Of
Romanism, and the American Stacsman's Manual,
from places remote from express that the ex-
pensc OF freight would have cqualed the price OF the
books proposes TO send them by mail in paper covers,
the postage of which will exceed IS cents per VOL
ume. lfsuch persons will send the name Of their Post
Office, and enclose the dollars, in good money,
they will be presented with copy Of Sears Bcauti-
fol Pictorial Works, they specifying which book they
prefer.
Sears Pictorial Works given away TO persons sub
schbing for Dowling's History Of Romanism, or the
American Statesman's Manual
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EW GOOD ),
4 Granite Row, A

y UEdHilc hON,
WE have now received our stock Of SPRING
w GOODS, consisting of all that is new and de-
sirable, ond latest impouations, and much larger
and better assortment than we have ever hereto
fore offered. Our assortment Of DRESS GOODS is
very large, embracing all the new styles, Sik' Muslin
GinghGms, Omber Plaid, Rep. Cashmere, Corded
Ldmas, Bdlsorine, NJ. de LANES, and many other
new styles. Purchasers Of DRESS GOODS should
not fail examine before making their selections.
In GINGHAMS and PRINTS we have almost
every thing desirable in style and quality.
SHAWLS,
From cheap Cotton 10 rich Cashmere.
White Goods,
We can show the best assortment in this market
some entire new styles figured Musns, striped, Plaid
and Pyramdical Graduates, Lawns, Cambrics, Linens
Linen Hdkls., &C.
Millinery Goods.
Plain Florence, Pedal, Rutland, Nsapoiiian and
Birds Eye Bonneis.
Trimmings of all kinds.
MOURNING ARTICLES.
Gloves and Hosiery,
in endless variety, comprising Ladies', Gents Misses
and Chidrens', oil kinds and qualities.
For the Gentlemen,
Our assortment Of Goods in this line far exceeds any
Of our former stock. Eng French, German and A.
merican cloths every hue and quality worn. Su-
per B'k DoesEin plain and fancy Cassimeres and the
VESTINdS
offered in this place. Twceds, Soarfs and era.
watts.
cases spring style HITS,
do. Dfab Hats,
Lcghorn Hats, mems and boys Caps, sc.
MOUNTAINEERING ARTICLES.
China, Croekery s. Glass Ware, embracing all the
kinds keptin this place, in full aud complete sets.
KNIVES and Forks, Tea Trays, Brass Fire Sets.
FEA II HERS.
In short nearly every article in the furnishing line.
HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &c.
We respectfully ask the attention Of our customers
and all TO stock, before purchasing.
DICKINSON, DAY & co.
April 49, 1876. swS4
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wHTTE GOODS,

good assortment Linen Edgings splendid assofi-
nent of spring and summer Shawls, Parasos, Pafaso-
etts and Umbrellas, large aud complete assortment
of new style Bonneis 81 lower prices than ever heata
Of Ladies' we can sell YOU a better Florence Bonnet
for two dollars than has been sold 70 this town
for two dollars and fifty cents Ribins, Flowers aud
Tabs.
Also carpelings, common, hne and extra supeInne,
oarnes of new and beautiful designs prices warranted
TO be as low as at any place within fifty miles 81 here
Also, a general assortment Of CROCKERP, Glass
and HlRDW.aRE w. l. Goods and Groceries, 6
by 8, by9, 0 BY IS glass. Oil, Paints and Dye
siuGs Sc and many other rich and useful goods
which we have not named in this notice, all Of which
we invite YOU to call and examine, and pledge our
selvcslno to be undersod single article, and TO re-
fund the money in all instances where the goods do moi
prove as good as recommended.
Nyilrincton. Apru IA. 1896 Gw94
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SPRING FASHIONS.

IISSNS WATT 8 SNITB
VHOULD respectfully to the public that they
w have received the SPRING FASHIONS for Dress.
and Bonnets of the latest and approved styles
-ALso,-
choice collection Of Rbns and Flowers and great variety
Of Millinery Goods all of which will be sold at low prices
GPOd Bonnets repaired and put in the most faSh'ona
bic shape reasonable terms.
IFNo Granite Row, up stairs. -
April s, 1876 80
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GILMAN d. CROPSEY,
OfTroy, n. Y. Are now prepared to receive or.
ders for any Of the above articles, which will Be- lgr
nished al short notice. and al prices much lower bsr
can possibly be furnished at any other place
They would mos, respectfully inform the type found
and printers in the United States and Canada tbs
By newly invented machine, which has been patent
ed, and Of which they are the sole proprieors thew
are enabled TO cut Wood Type Of any STYLE and ns,tefn
and Of any size required, and which they can afford at
prices 90 to 80 per cent css than they have heretofore
been sold. They have now on hand general assert.
ment OF Roman, Antique Gothic Tuscan Italian ke
plain, shaded ornamented and condensed of various
sizes, from to % lines plea, of quality and finish
which will bear comparison with any manufactured
elsewhere. Also, Grecian Border, Of various szes
The PRESSES arc Of their own manufacture snl
have thus far exceled any other Presses known The
CARD PASSES feed themselves with Cards and Irk
can be regulated TO any size and thcknss, or quantity
Of Ink, and will print pack of Cards in IS seconds
Press IN the world they occupy but little space AID
are not liable TO get out Of order, and be worked
by lad 10 years old Printers in want Of this aftes
are earnestly solicited to call and give them an exana
alton, as they furnished at lower rate THAI any
other Press. Where an examination is made we feel
sure Of sale.
BILL or SHEET PRESSES will be made 10 ordsf
II by IS, smaller, which is worked in the same
ner the Gard Presses. II supplies itself with lnk
and delivers itself of the sheets its speed is from 900
/ TO 1900 per hour
| ~ PRINTERS FURNISHING ARTICLES
can be supplied TO order at reduced prices.
I Orders rcceired for The ADORE at our Office and
IL Congress 81, Boston.
NJ J. II. & F. F. FARWELL continue the
PRINTING BUSINESS on their own account, at
their Old Stand, as above. 6wSl
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THE HIsTORY OF ROM4NfsM

By Rev. J. Downing, A. NJ, Pastor OF the Bere M
Church, New York. 18th edition. Just publish 3D.
This is large octave volume Of nearly 700 pag cs
embelished with fifty beautiful engravings, in hand.
some emblemac binding. Price three dollars
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RHEUMATISM, ACUTE AND CHRONIC.

lust received Chris,e's Galvanic Bands and Brace
- let's, to be used in connection with Chrsties Mag
netc Fluid for the cure of Rheumatism in all its FORMS
Also, Christe's Galvanic STRENG THENING
PLASTERS, so highly approved in all diseases of the
chest, pain in the side, preventive for colds, gen
eral weakness, &c. As counterfeit Gavanc Pasefs
offered, be sure and procure the genuine, which
have outer covering OF pure silk.
All others are worthless limitations.
The only place in Windham County where tho
above articles be obtained, is at
IS MORSE & MlLLER'S, Brattleboro.
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MRS. STODDARD,
NEW SPRING GOODS,

VHowNsLEY & SONS have just received a very
Il large and complete assortment Of Dry Goods,
consisting in part Of Prints, Muslin de LANES, Cling
hams, Lawns, &C., &c. Also every variety Of Meri-
no, Cassimeres, Cashmeretis, Tweeds, Fancy Cassi.
meres and Doeskins, Gambroons, Dimns, SC.
Please call and will convince you, we tsiR sell
good deal cheap.
April Is, 1876. 81
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SUPERIOR MOLASSES.v

Hhds more Of that superior uolasses, just receive
March s. 90
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Hats and Caps,

of the newest styles Florence Bonnets Of the newest
styles, very low price Rutland straw, do. Flow
e and Rihlns. &c.
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Crockery, China and Glass Ware.

We have just opened large assortment Of new and
desirable patterns, at very low prices.
The above with many other useful and desirable
goods, will be sold at very small advance from cost.
WHEELER & PRATT.
Apfil Ia 1876. 43
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@ In Full Bloom. %
o. Splendid Exhibition ~
ny. NEW SPRING GOODS. 10

NJ NEW SPRING GOODS. 10
wrr CORuAM g. CO., have Just received from
w sonrrca where bargains are to be had, one Of
the largest richest, cheapest and most useful stock o.
goods which has ever been exhibited for sale 10 WIZ
minpon and we invite all to an inspection OF the same
Among which may be found for Dress n9oos snaueu
M do o;neq corded Cashmeretts, corded Ouomans,
Caoraias, an entirely new article for Ladies' dresses,
Lawns. Ralzorines Gina hams, &C., with many Other
kinds OF dress goods Broadeloths, CasslmeTes' oai-
Sbsetings Sbrtinos Bcdiickings, Crashes and dap
ers, blcached, brown and embroidered Table Covers
Napkins, Dfilngs Baltings, Wicking, carpet Iwlne
cotton Yarn, SC. II pieces Prints, some very oeaui
fol new atyles from TO 90 cts per yd' IadieI onk
Kid Lisle thread and cotton Gloves, beached, brown
and mole colored Hosiery.
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BEAUTIFUL Pictorial AND EMBLEMaTIc
BINDINGS

Ready for Harper's elegantly illuminated Bible.
Is Persons collecting six copies Of this Bible, and
forwarding them to the subscriber with directions will
receive the binding of one copy gratis.
Pattern No. |, consists OF splendid collection Of IS
beautiful Scripture Views No. 9, Magnificent Views
OF Trinity Church and of the Communion, Window,
Table and Service No. 8, The Israelites taking pos
session olthe Promised Land, and the TRANSPORTATION
OF Christ on the Mount No. 4, beautiful English
and French style combined.
WALKER ia Fulton street, N. Y.
April l6, 1916. IS