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CHEAP PAPER-HANGINGS The subscri-
~ bers respectfully inform the public that they
are now receiving from their mandatory some
new and very beautiful styles Of paper-hangings
borders fre-screens, &C., which they offer at very
low prices, wholesale and retail Their assortment
is certainly the largest in the city, and comprises
every variety in their line satin and common pa
pers, gay and plain--fresco, and other beautiful
styles for parlors, passages, &c. Curtain papers,
new and desirable article for windows, saving all
trodbie of pasthig, doubling, &c. A call is soIi-
cited. 49,.
.a- ..r. HOWELL & BROTHERS.
PIT Baltimore street, near Charles, Baltimore, Md
Jan l3-cp2ew2m
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and intermediate sges ~ proporonate rates; and
the premiums t~ysble semi-annually or QUARTERLY,
if preferred .' 60.
Buys and sells a,,nuiiitJ-grunis endormsns tor
chiidrtn,nakes all contracts IN chch lie the IN
teresf Of monty 10 invoiped
The policies OF insurance may be made payable
to a wife, child, or any other person designated by
the assured. BY an act Of the State of Maryland,
1910, chapter 49, assurances made by married
women the lives of their husbands arc fully pro-
tected from all claims Of creditors
The proposals and rates, well as blank forms
of application, may be obtained at the Office of the
company, or its agents.
JOHN |. DONALDSON, President.
RtcHARp b. DORSEY, Secretary.
June 2--dIy
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PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY

PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
g. HYATT, Agent for the Protection Insurance
-. Company of Hartford, Connecticut, offers to
insure houses mills factorics barns, and their CON
tents and all other descriptions of nsurable proper
ty, against loss or damage by fire. The rates of
premium offered are rs low ns those ofany other
similar institutions, and every man has now an op-
portunity, for trifing sum, to protect himself
against the ravages of this destructive element
which often in single hour sweeps away the earn
ings Of many years.
The course the Office pursue in transacing their
business, and in the djustment and paying Of osa-
cs, is prompt and liberal.
For terms of insurance, application may be made
to the above named agent, at his office, OPPOSITE
Browns Hotel, in the city of Washington, who il
authorized to issue policies to applicants without
delay
D. w. CLARK, President.
w. CONNER, Secretary.
S. HYATT, Agent.
June Sly
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THE CuLTuRIsT.

A NEW paper for farmers, printed at Buumors
~ vol. !, No, J., for January, lsiG, just received
Among the contents Of this No are--SclenCe or
Observation-Disclosures Of tho best Arabic Soils
Guano and compost Manuros-Engilsh Husband
ry--Thick Sowing--Diseasc IN The Potato. In The
Emigrapt's epariment-MarylNnd, Il country EDl
Emigrants---Upper Mississippi, &c
The discussion Of the potato naadv occupies
about six pages and is alone worth the years sub
scription To every farmer and gardener.
Subscriptions received by J. F, CaIIan, Z and 7th
streets. Price 81 per year.
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THE undersigned, being unemployed at present
i offers his services TO members Of Congress,
or others, as an amanuensfs.
Merchants who do not keep regular clerk, can
have their books posted, and accounts made out
correctly and with despatch, for moderate com.
pensaton. The undersigned is an experienced
book-keepcr and accountant, having been employed
M three four Of the public departments at various
times, and for four years regular clerk in the pay
office of the General Post Office, and cannot fail to
give satisfaction to those who may engage his ser.
Vicea
Recommendations will be furnished, ifdesred.
Letters will meet prompt attention.
, Addcss, l.. Fl. FRANCE,
Over the dry-goods store Of G. w. Adams, Penn.
avenue between 9Th and 9th streets, Washing
ton city. ar..
Jan. l5-6t3tw ....a.,
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TXCHANGE OFFICE REMOVED.-Thos
T. w. Pairo has removed his Office to the corner
of F. and 18th streets, lately occupied. by Messrs
Corcoran e. Riggs, where he will continue 10 pur
chase and sell eastern and southern drafts, and un
other claims.
For rent The late Office TT. w. Pairo.
Jan. 1f--3 ." a...,.
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CARPET HALL AND DEPOT, PHILADEl,
PHIA

CARPET HALL AND DEPOT, PHlLADEL
PHIA.
(tARPETINGS, floor furniture, silk and carrinG"
" oil cloths, matngs, and window shade.
House-keepers 'attcntion!"
100 pieces Brussels and Wilton carpetinge
500 do super three ply imperial and ingram
do
1000 do medium and fine ingram do
500 do yenitan and damask, assorted widthg
500 do hemp, cotton and rag carpets
500 do Nankin, Canton and Spanish mating
100 do druggets and woollen floor cloths
100 do furniture oil cloths, "a to Ga wide
1000 yards floor oil cloths, from | to 8 yards
wide
900 transpa rent oiled window shades, Italian
Ill moonlight and landscape views
1000 New England patent blinds
100 bales alicant mats, assorted sizes
200 do MANILA and iute mats
500 Wilton, Brussels and tufted hearth rugs
cases embroidered Partisan muslin curtains
9 do worsted carpet binding
500 dozen brass star-rods
5 cases embroidered cloth and worsted piano
and table covers
This mammoth stock, laid in for cash, comprising
every variety OF pattern, will be sold wholesale and
retail at the warehouses, lS and 90 north Second
street, up stairs FIVE per advance for cash
city acceptanccs, with interest added ..
= ...... J.SIDNEY JONES.
Jan. 2S-lv #F W
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LATEST IMPORTATION.

i 200 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, would re-
spectfully inform the citizens of Washington and its
vicinity that he has taken a store on Pennsylva-
nisavcnue, four doors below Sd street, for few
weeks only, and has opened magnificent assert.
ment Of rich evening dresses.
Paris embroidered robes for 80 25
Do do tucked, for g Is
Open-worked do SO so to "a
p Tambd and needc-worked robe, at all prices
Rich-colored do do
Splendid tucked and hounced lace dresses of new
styles
Together with a large assortment Of ladies en-
broidered collars, from so cents upwards high neck
ed chemize,,es, black and white lace wells, infants bo
dies and robes, hosiery evening fans, &C. all OF
which for sale at low prices.
Jan II-yt
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DlCH PARIS MILLINERY AND FANCY
II GoODS.--M Madame Ferero from 339 Broad
way, New York, begs to inform the ladies Of Wash
ton, and the District that she has just arrived, and
opened IN the store Of Mr.. Stephen Eddy, between
u and 9Th street, Pennsylvania avenue, choice as.
sortment Of Paris millinery, consisting of hats Of
the latest style; caps dress and simple heoddresses
turbans, wreaths, rbands, flowers, and feathers.
Also, embroIderes aces, rich ball dresses, gloves,
DC, &c, all Of which will be sold at reasonable,
prices
Jan l0-2w
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DIBLEs AND PRAYER BOOKS, richly
ID bound, of all kinds and sizes, in colorcd cali
Turkey morocco and few in fancy -colored vel
vet.
London Bibles and Testaments, beautiful cdl.
ions, in great variety, imported direct, by
... ....,.. .. F. TAYLOR.
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vJNHE subscriber can accommodate seven or
Il eight gentlemen with board, on very reasonable
terms. His house lie on east Capitol street. very
venient to the Capitol. Members Of Congress who
wish comfortable quarters, at reasonable rates,
would DO well TO call.
VIM. CLARE.
Dcc
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GUITARS AND ACCoRDloNs.-w. F,scu.
~ LR has just received from New York an as.
sortmem Of Martin & Coupa's splendid guitars,
which are admitted to be far superior to any others
eAlant Also Accordions at various prices, from 50
20 e2O each, with great variety Of music for either
sold for elssvhere
Dec, 30-d2w
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OTFicE BALTIMORE LIRE fsSuRavcE Co.,
~ January IT, 1886.
'INiE AGENCY at Washington OF this COM
i pany is discontinued for the present.
BY order of the board,
JNo. J. DONALDSON,
Jan li-df Nat. Intel President
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
INCoRPoRATED IN 1880,
No. Is South street
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
THIS company mikes insu- 'nceF on liver Tor
i one more years orfor lnI, tbe following
tys1s per annum, per one hundred do ira.
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,.. ~. Nv Nm" Marshall.
f,tTRNfttJRE 9RocERIEs. BoofS, GUNS

fNUHNfEBRk, GHCCEBLESr BppIS, GUNS
DC Al AUcTIoE.-cn thrrsday morning
~ INST, at 10 O'Clock, will sell ia ir6nI 81 my
st re, a lot OF handsome furniture, groceries, &c,
VIZ: .-..H
Mahogany sideboarls, sofas, bureaus, dining
card and centre tables cnne and wood chairs, ward
robes, cherry iablss, washsahds hooking glasses
clocks, carpets andisvns, shovel and tongs, crock
cry, &c. With an assortment OF Kitchen utenslIe
also, 20 pair OF boots.
! sapepof double bstteled gun made by Man
tSnI' totlddh H.,
I" English duck -gun
| 900 gallons superior New York white vinegar
barrels sugar, tobacco, &c.
wy. MARSHALL, Auctioneer.
Jan. ii-stnwal
VNEUABEE BUifpING L6rs F0R SALE
" Pursuant To a decree made by the orphans
court Of thecouniy Of Wuthngion, IN the pistric
e. Coiyhbis, on me i0.hdGy Of October, ASS, and
approved by the circus court OF the aforesaid coun
~ and District, on the the LIST day Of December
lsa5, the undersigned will proceed to sell OF
Tuesday, the l7th day ofFebruary next, at auction
at o'clock p. M, on the premises, II not sold be
fore al private sale lots No and 10, in square No
go, fronting on II street north, near ST Mathew
church. The aforesaid lots are handsomely 10
Gated, and Of good std for building, being each q
feet inches front, by $50 feet deep, with an allie,
50 feet wide IN the rear.
Term: One-fourth cash. the balance in tire
equal payments, in one, two, and three years, viii
interest from the day Of SALE to be secured by deet
Of trust II the terms of sale be not complied will
by the purchaser within three days. the right Is re
served to sell the property at his risk and expense
The title believed TO be indisputabe; persons wish
ing to purchase will please call at my office in tht
west wing Of the City Hall.
JOHN ID. LINTON, Attorney.
..r r. w. DYER,
Jan l3-eM&Tts Auctioneet
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The name OF no PERSON VIII De enteTtd uPo1 0lI 49,
unless the ymsni the subscription DO made a.
Distant subscribers may forward as money Wy "ush W.
postage on which will he paid by US, and all T@A su
w Ourselves NJ ITS SAFE transmission. HI, L..
fhr eoiinlft psptt ~iil be published up-weshp uS W.
ae the sessions Of Coasftss and senL"tekI' oahs hs
an be notified 0me dsyA in ddSanes Of the
line yshen uleir subscriptions VIII expire. "a
srttctpticns fer period Ices thprA y ''e''
cd an, u ma rseortoiled 10 the sbofF hhpoe feteA
postmasters csIthcste OF rcmt9re's TX W. nen' ~
,ubsernons or Advertisements viii be snnciehi rscelp'
therefor The notes q any 'PeesF"yiHs 0'"A VIII ''
tar yEteps FoK spSERrisiss. b..
pssaks bsss ~ lssr, thfss Insertions VI w
4 - . "a d. ''N&tlsN -
Longer advertisements charged in proportion
liberal discount made to those who advertise BY the
year ... . ~
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IftLAND
The cabinet, it seems, find something across the
channel to occupy their attention in the midst of the
corn-laws and Oregon agitation
The absorbing interest Of the corn-law question
has for the last few days, thrown the intelligence
from Ireland into shade; we therefore turn back to
the two or three last arrivals, and make the follow
ing gleanngs :,.a
Agrarian outrages arc multiplying. Mr.. John
French, of Clonquin, county of Roscommon, son OF
the Dean of EIphln, and nephew of Lord de Frcyne
and Mr.. Fitzstephen French, M. p, was fired at al
his own gate on Monday evening. The sssassins,
how ever, missed their aim. Mr. frenchs offence
against the "agrarian" code consisted in his having
s9okep "disrespectfuIly" of tho Molly Maguires
Sly persons have been arrested and lodged M Nc
paph Jail, charged with being concerned IN the
murder of Mr.. Clarke, shot on his own grounds
almost at his door
Tur POTATO pIsEAsE.--The accounts brought by
the latest provincial journals are, in the aggregate
bv far the most favorable that have been received
since the first appearance Of the dstemper and Tho
opinion is daily gaming ground "that the injury
sustained will prove to be very short of what wa'
unprecedented" ...
SPECIAL coMmis sioN,--It is said special commits
sion is to issue for the trial persons charged viii
the attempt TO murder Sir i. Hopkins, in the coun
,v of Westn,eath which has been for several month";
mas, in state little short Of open insurrection
| sropr,er OF WORKS N IRELaSp. --owing 10 tn
disturbed state Of the barony Of Slievardagh, county
Tpperary, particularly III the district where Earl's
Nils colhefy is situate the directors Of the mimi!
company Of Ireland have come TO the resolution {
| sospendng their works on the 20th instant, ss In
ltafiicst day admissible under existing contract;
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DIED
ALrREp J. LoNG, Sec.

Died in Walingford Feb. q, Mrs Sarah
Do,y, wife Of Isaac Doiy, aged 81 years
IPun,c's IN Mass. Mich. and y. Y, pea,e
notice.
Mrs Doly has left a large CIRCLE Of friends
and relatives 10 noun, the loss which IS her
eternal gain Cor she left this would in iII
hope to meet a blesSedRedeemer beyond the
tomb. In her death the soGs and daughters
have lost kind tender and aneclonaie
mother, ano the father that comfort which
his declag years most needed 'al'iul and
confllug wiie--yri her virtues will live N
The hearts oi those she loved, and linprr a.
round those who are hetc(t Other cXampl,ty
duties, Ike 50 many spotless spirits cnamor-
ed with purity Com
In Casile,on on the ?5lh ult, Henry W.
only son Of Lew aud Rhoda Stevens, aged
years
Ia Puul,ney on the Eth ult. Obadiah
French, aged % wears
Ia Grand Dptout, Ogle county, III. on the
9Th uli Elvlra r. Anthony widow Of the late
Samuel Anthony,
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The Rhe,orcsl Society Of Castlcton Sem
inarv will hold public debate in the Semi
nary on the evening fujay 'he Sd day Apul
al O l-2 o'clock.
Question for Discussion DO men enjoy
more happiness IN a civilized than III a savage
state.
Affirmative. Negative.
CnARLrs BoARDMAN, Emery IIoRR,
HoMgN \. IliBBARD. w. PAT. CAsTwrLL,
H. Address BY ID c. BAxrrR.
jill. The LIST No. of the Sd Vol OF the Ia
dies and Gen,lemen's ssgazlne. r. u.
Mnngei. Ed and Pub.
Music by Prof Pease and others
bv order of
JOHN l. LAMPSON, Pres.
ALrREp J. LoSG, Sec.
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GOV SHADES REPLY TO sen
ATOR PHELPS

Hen Samuel s. Phelps, U S Sens,of
from Vermont, lstel, issoed phsmpid Ia
which he reviewed 'he circumstances eon
nce'ed wdb hr reelection, N lsit to The
'eal filled by hun, and handled with sf'ai
sc'e'ny several dstuiuguishcd Wings OF
'hs' slatc, and, among the ret Gov siadc
"ho had labcr,d to secure hn defeat We
have never sccn the pamphlet oi Mr. 'htlP',
bot has eern rtptrseu,ed to us n. very
d''errdhable to h'm, no, only as member
oi the Senate but as man Gov SHADES
reply n nov before Us, and We have read
enough Off to BE- convinced that be writes
IN good temper, sod make, on, strong
case against hi. sn,agonist More than thu
Il "ould MOI be proper fot Us 10 sAy--ai
least no, without farther inv sugA,ou-ofa
controversy which every Wing must look
upon with regret n J TrlbaNe
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TO THE DoK SELLERS a. STORE.
kEEPEiss IN RUTLAND COUNTY.

presume mos, Of you are aware, that al
meetings hud IN every lowe ~ the county
last ~iuser, 10 consider What measures were
necessary fu the Improvement oi our schools,
resoloiion we're passed with the CREATES, una.
nlniiy, reqtesiing me 10 cal a County
Convention, in order to the immediate adUp-
lion vi . unlbrm list vi books for the schools
Ia conformity with these resolutions, |
have wfittes to oil or most of the Publishers
uf sektof tb6ts Throughout the linton, and
by the beginning Of May hope 10 receive a
collection such as will enable the commit
tees 10 whom the several subjects NAV be re.
iefred TO, from as perfect selection as the
nature Of the case will admit.
WIS exceedingly DESTROYS that the sub
jet should have been before he county al
an carrier period Bot sul Was uuwillnp
to take a decisive step till every town hal
been consulted. And alter this was done,
aiIer every meeting had UNANIMOUSLY deer.
Ccd IN favor of the measure, II was 40 small
TASK tc ascertain the names and residence OF
the publishers Of school looks, scattered rs
! found n,em TO be, from Maine TO Mason d
Dnons line. This. has horevct, nj last,
been eAecie and lrus, that the convection
when /, does meet viii have bet tore them as
complete u collection to select from as could
desired
Meanu hilo /! seemed proper that you should
be reminded OF the contemplated measures,
IN oide' tha, you might exercise a proper
caution in yout spring purchases For ludg
ing by the unanimliy that prevails on this
subJeci,there can be little doub, that strong
effort will be maze the present season 10
bling about the desired uniformity, and !, is
doubtful to say the least, whether the books
now used IN our schools will SUSAN their
place. THO'S II. PALMER,
Superintendent of schools
for Rutland County
pIuf1fd. March -. 1910
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~ HENRY HALL, Register
no , YE!tAWYERS, PHARisEl,S
AND FARMERS

II We would tina, ! should bind your Law
! Books, and your Ladies Books and your
Culiissinr Books, just bring ihom wi-h you
when you come up unto Rutland To attend
The County Court that Is to- bc holden. &C.
oordiny to the laws ot,he Modes i Peol,n.
10 the month called April and will bind
them, or end h,D orer according TO law
jus, hun, up your unbound volumes, otter
haul your Libraries, and lctevety camel come
laden WIKI the spons thereof
Your sefvantIn Book RlbiInc.
/, + TIt'RSrO\
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niturc, rui,S, rug
hc.', 80 So
J. ii & i. +. FAKLH LLL OF BoNon,hay-
iormed connection IN the above business
win mrssfs GILMAN 4 CROSBY, ol
Iroy, y. \ Are nov prepared to receive
utCurs Tor any Of the above atIIcies, winch
viii be furnished at shOn notice, and at pm
crs much lower than can possibly be iuG.
uIshed al any 0lhrr place.
lhev would most respectfully inform the
type founders and primers ~ the nued
States aud Canada, that by a hewly invent
ed machine, which has been patented and ol
which they are ihe sUie prupurtoIs, they are
enabled 10 cut "uod type OF any style and
pattern, and Of any s7e required,
and which they can afford al Prices
20 or 80 per cent less than they have hereto
tore been sold. HEY have now on hsnd a
general assortment Of Roman, Aulge, Guih-
lc, Tuscan, Italian, &c, PLAN, shaded, Ofna-
menied, aud cpndcnsed, Of various Sues
from TO % line plca, Of a quarry and I'M
sh. winch viii bear a comparison win any
mdnuiJ ctufed elsewhere. Also, GTeCIan
border OF various sizes
The presses are OF their own manufacture,
and have lhus lar excelled any other presses
known. The card presses iced themse lyes
With cards anu ink, can he regulated TO any
size and thickness, OF qusnllly Of lnk, and
will PRINT pack OF cards la IS seconds, 10
style Of Workmanship. unequalied by any 9th
er card press m the world they occupy bot
iHiie space, and are not iIable - &c, out Of
order, and can be worked by lad ten year,
, old. PiIntefs vino are ~ want Of TIT, am.
Gle are eatnesll y solicited h. cat and .'re
them an examination, a. they are furnished
al lower rave thAu auy Othsr press Where
an examination IL made Ne ie sure Of 4
sale.
blll or sheet presses te made To or Ter,
IA by ~ OF smaller, winch Is ~1fSrd N the
Same manner a, HE card pfes7es. It sap.
pies llsei witn ink an1 delivers n,e,i 90
M, sheets u. speed Is from 1900 to / 40
per hour
Puut.t. furnishing srirles can can be
supplied 10 or.cf a. reduced rates
order. received for tie apJye al our ufIrs
. and n Congie.s ~. BosIUn
Hdf / Fsrwe. continue tire Pant.
tiny business on their own account as above.
10
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STATE or yERNo>rtJ,r

STATE uF NERNONr.iJ3Ei,t,n
Distinct OF K0uauI. ~ ID ttrri thai
al spcciAl probate count held al Rutland
within and for ss,d district. on N, 10Th ia,
OF March, \ u 1855
Fiesent. Nm. IisN. juirt
whereas. Franklin BiNnr. gusttlar o.
Joseph W ttls3man.a m.nu' of CAftt.
don, 100 ~ d tlsifttt has iais d., msdr ~
plcau0n in sld count, tepte,counr Ma, the
sale of a. The fea' estate consisting of one y.
qual OndiU1ci stth part 81 two certain
tarls OF isuj decided cnplitpnaN, Ne ge,h
dW Of lunr, \ u lN1, b, William Cross.
man of SAID Ciitcndnu. Ia Ehf Ctossmsu.
Washington Rush ttussrh1n, william Gaze,
ttussmsu, tiauutlu, II. Cru,sman. H,nry
II ttossman. and sad Joseph ". Cru..
man, the first tract hcirg the home farm ~
sud william, ~ 100 'ctc., nd tie second =
Itsci m Shrewsbury containing abput % a.
ctcs and adjoining said home farm
Therefore, It's Ordered that sad arrbca
uon be referred Tor heauns and decision TO
the frs, Monday beng the 9Th dAN ol i.-'
next, auj ih'i cop, OF ''i, utdctha
ed thie- weeks SuccrsSltrlt, pfev,.., ,l,tr.
to, m tho Rutland Herald, newspaper pan.
ted al Ru'l.nd that all persons may appear
and inject 10 the granting OF sai1 license II
they see cause.
A true copy ~ record.
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KINNES LAWYERS DlRECTO

Chainei up in the rcsding room 4, the As
iro Il oose lsa dr'clory containing the nsme'
and rseidrnccs OF all the subscribers to
k,Hnt5 Qsart,,Iy Lao CompcNflSm, en-.
b-se,ng every State and Ter rory N the
Un'oo-ksp, there for the eopVen'ence OF
merchants srd others who may require the
Transactions OF la y buissess IN any stste OF
Terrr,orJ
What lawyer who eoosuhs has own IN.
leres', will ne svsll hlmseh Of these aivan
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT.

ID McHUGHS d W. ". MCCALL Tail
ors would respectfully inform the In
habiianis OF Rntlaud aud vicinity that they
have located themselves m the Masonic
Hall with The lntenilon Of carrying on the
Tailoring business, Where by strict a,en.
ton 10 business they hope 10 receive libe
raj share patronage
All work entrusted to their rare Will be
done 10 the bes, manner and with the great
est despatch.
All orders for cutting strictly attended TO
and wsfrss,ed 10 ft ifproperly made Up.
RutIs nd. March -, 1876. - II
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IISu' bI' I''I,I,rpS
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