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NATIONAL HOTEL, by 8. s. COLEMAN.
Hon,Mr Hubbard, Conn Mrs Austin and nece, Ala
Mics Award Ind Hon Mr. McLane, baltimore
Dr. t,urnett va Mr. Vincent Philadelphia
Mr. Davenport, Washington Samuel Budy, Boston
Mr. Graham, NC Ranloul, Boston
r l. Parker sc is Silsbee, Baltimore
T Labruere. Liverpool John Nixon,
Snder, Philadelphia e Ward, Liverpool
d w Leland, Md Abbott Lawrence, Boston
A ] Dunn, Va Mr. Hunter, Va
w Dunn. Va Capt A o Burgess, Mexico
] Burney and lady, NC Mr. Gardner, Boston
ID Paine and lady. Ala e Iimpkns, Va
INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL, ny T. M. BROWN.
r Meem, Va RNcTahe, NC
Cooper, Fort Washington Jas Hall, Co, l.nI
II Stone. Md W Ramsay,NC I
C q Magruder and Indy, Md D McCorkle USN
d Beall, Md Tllos Harris, Md
Col C A Alexander, Va Fl Brocket, Alexandria
Jas Chew, Md WIN Il johnson, va
Dr Gardner Md .U~H Mr. Maulsby, Md
A Hawk, NC Mr. Buchanan, Md
aApspy's HOTEL.
I.athers and lady, S @ DIR VIM Hammond, st Louis
I II Padaett Md Hon c Conrad, New Orleans
A Smoot Md N Gen w IL Marriott, Md
NJ Deringer Philadelphia DIR Smth,va
Iuther Chapin, F" G Burohs and lady, Baltimore
Mr. Thompson, NY aal LID Smith, va
C Munroe d. ladies, Ga Miss McNish, Va
p Napier, Philadelphia Col Hurt va
e 7 Napier Mr. Cranston, va
Samuel Smyth, "la Jos Gumeson, Me t
VIM Cox Md l. nichols, bosloh'
TYLER's HOTEL.
Capt Gunnell, steamer Pow. George Bowen, NJ
I,hatnn lasy VEL & Damn, NJ W 9tJ
las Arthur. Nd Thomas Shourd N
w A Jackson Va L Adams, NY
John l. Maury, Va w Learn ifa
II Clnypooe, baltimore N Best Vas pt
e N Root, Va
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. %.
FLouR-Dull Small sales at 1857 liz TO IS. Corn
meal $3.50.
GRAIs-W Wheat l40c. Yellow corn 80. White 78c.
Oats 49, Rye go aa
Provisions unchanged. Whiskey 20 IL Dbl. Cot
ton has advanced IA per cent. Rice $i.62 Lad
rs per 100 lbs Bait. Patriot.
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Fopr MoNpor. Oct. p. 10

FoRr MONROE, Oct II, IS47.
The Ship Mississippi, of Baltimore, sailed from
this post to-day at IL M, for Mexico with company
w, 4th artillery Ql4 srong)- officers Capt. r. G.
Smead, commanding; Lieutenant J. s. Garland, 4tl
art, and second Lieutenant J. A. de Lagne I'd art
Also detachment of U. S. Voligeurs, under com
mand of I'd Lieut. Van r. Otey, u s. Voltigeur regi-
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CARD FAoTony BURNr.-Crehore's playng-card
factory in Boston has been destroyed by fire. We
have no regrets, no sorrows for Mr.. C.'s loss. He
was the maker of things that caused daily and hour
~ more ruin in country than all the powder mills
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Extract of letter received in Charleston, dated
"JALApA, tMexico,) Sept 30, ls4i-
"We are TO march in two hours 10 relieve Colonel
Childs at Pueba, who has been attacked by 10000
men under Santa Ana. Our force Is now 1000 under
command Of Gen. Lane Of Buena VISTA We start
,joht oTu 5 .,4.H
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DAILY NATIONAL WING.
WMsMA'ANHNM sANNo
MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER Is, 1877
For President
GENERAL ZACHARY TAYLOR.
lbiect to the decision Of the Wing National Convention



The Speaker.
The suh;oned Ietter mon this important question
Ill, ,.-o., .,,an,on II 10 from the men of gentle-
WIN a,les' aVon ~. III. AZ. ~ Jis,,n-
man, long cohhec'cu WIN puo'io a''ane, any I.
guished for his practical wisdom In the quannca-
tons enumerated as needfnl TO be possessed by a
Sneaker of the House of Representatives, oil will
- rho, are aet forth with masterly ability.
ga ,,o ,psrs are M doubt manv other wings q
the House In whom happily centre all the attributes
herein reouired. thew who know Mr. Chapman, will
.o.d;l,, cLroedos that our correspondent has done
su1'.' - 49,, ;,.,;oa 1A-nna .ncb i, bost nj
nun NO i,ofe u,a,, lus..l rersss Oh, hrn
distinguished wings, as the next congress VIII ofhe
TO the Capitol, we doubt not but that the House will
make choice that will reflect all due honor both up
- ....,c ID ,ha sn..Lor
oh i''eu e anu y. .o ,s,i.ssr,t. n,.,,.., utz;r
10 me Edisor D he NatloHd1 VHg' a
Speaker Of the House.
The late elections having rendered i certain tha'
the Wings will have majority In the House OF Rep
resentatives during the approaching Congress, the
next point which presents itself Is the selection OF
suitable person to preside the deliberations Of
that body. In the choice of the individual to fill
this elevated and responsible station reference should
not be had exclusively to intellectual qualification
but due care should be taken that the presiding Off
Ger of the popular branch of the National Legislature
shall be man whose moral force and dignity Of cha
racter will cause him to be respected by all who may
be subjected to his authority. To uniiinching firm
ness he should unite suavty and Cancellation Of man
ner while his exalted integrity and purity OF motive
should give wright to his decisions, against which
PARTY violence would not venture to array itself In
addition to all this he should possess rpened expe.
Renee in parliamentary proceedings, which would
enable him to decide with pronptness and cearness
the various intricate points to which Legislative de-
bate will Of necessity give RISE With reference to
geographical position he should come from section
Of the country the peculiar interests which moi
calculated to make him ultra in his opinions In mat
,ers nj public policy but should by the moderation
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The PRiNTINe OF THE LETTER LIsrs.-The law
compels the deputy posmasters to print the lists Of
letters remaining on hand In q newspaper Of the
place where he is postmaster having the largest cir
cuation Under this law the st. Louis Reveille re-
Gently obtained the right to print these lists. The
St. Louis Organ disputes that right, whereupon the
postmaster Of st. Louis refers the question to the
Postmaster General, who has no jurisdiction in the
premises. Instead Of directing the St. Louis post
master to execute the law required of him by Its
provisions, the Postmaster General orders him IN u-
tre to recsire applications once year. for The ddrer-
tisinq of letters Thus this law has been nullifed
for one year; for the very next day after the nssign
ment Of this printing the circulation Of the paper
getting It may become less than that Of any other
journal In the placei This is one Of the ways by
which the laws Of the United States are daily set
aside by the Executive administration Of them when
ever Il becomes necessary to do so.
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NHw YoRK, Oct %,
FLoun--Genesee SO. 56a6 62. Southern S6.75.--
Corn meal S2.l6, best $751; Wheat l30aI50 Ryt
dull at 9Oa92. From to ~ decline in cotton.
Bait. Patriot.
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TJ- The Alexandria, (va.) Gazette, the Pitisbure
Journal, and the Philadelphia North American are Of
opinion that Gen. Taylor will be adopted us cadi.
date Tor the Presidency by tho Wing party, This
opinion has become almost general He is distinct-
ly pointed to by Senator Miller Of New Jersey t
for the crisis. In the West and South there is
but one opinion the subject, and that is, that he
will be the next President by reclamation.
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GEN. TAyLon's HEADQUARTERS. The last Mala-
moros Flag has the following Bit Of interesting news
which, we take IT, II the origin Of the report that NE
Old Hero was on his way 10 the United States.
few days since, from Major General Taylor, we learn
ihat he will leave Monterey for this place about the
Isl Of November next and that he will make this his
headquarerv,n
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II a.r Lincoln county Wings (Ky) have named
u Gen. Taylor for President with shout.
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ALEXANDRIA, Oct. %.
FLouR-Sales on Thursday md Friday Of 6 TO ZOO
bbls. from store at s6.37 l-2a6.50.
GRAiN-Recepts of wheat light--demand brisk.
Sales Of IL to 1900 bushels at l32a33 for red and l37
al40 white No.aales of corn--Gazeite.
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TRooPs ARnivsD.--The steamer Yazoo, Capt
Hunt, says the N. Orleans Delta of the 10th inst
from ST. Louis yesterday, brought down 60 recruits
commanded by Capt. Jones and Lieut.. Wallace for
the 18th U, s. Infantry. These troops IRE from
Athens, Ala, and where placed in the barracks where
they win be Immediately organized and sent to Mexi.
CO At the earliest opportunity. i
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Commercial.

BALTIMoRE, Oct. %,
FLoun-- Howard ST. $3.50. City Mills s6.5O-no
sales reported.
Rye S. Corn meal $500 IL.
Light receipts of grain. Good to prime reds l2s to
1872 White 1873 TO 1888.
Family -four lao to las. Corn white Gs yellow
10. Rye 49, Oats 80 to AZ. Provisions unchanged.
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gJ Gen. Scott was born in June, 1885, and IL
therefore II years Of age ms
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WArcH HOUSE,. Arrested Henry Brown, white,
Qrom Marylahd) came in for lodging; departed in
the morning. Ann +. Magruder, free coored, (of
Maryland found drunk and disorderly; paid costs
and gave security. HT t4 ,j5a
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RAW REcRuIrs.-A fine body Of these men, in
tended for the Marine service, numbering about one
hundred, paraded through Pennsylvania avenue this
morning, preceded by the unrivalled Marine Band.
They drew considerable attention, and were followed,
as usual, by shalt thousand" youngsters of all
colors ", aEr
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ponr or AInxAsDaIA, ocroDEn %.
yfARRIED,

On the 2lst instant by the Rev Mt FRENcn, Mr.. CUTH
BERT p. WALLACli TO ANNIE a., eldest daughter o.
HicnARp N BkxiI, Esq, all Of this aity IL
a At New YORK; on the lih nsani, by the Rev. Mr. PisE
JAAiES O'HAhA, Esq, of that city, TO LEAH MARIA
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METHODIST Protestant CHuRcH, Last night the
third lecture Of the Rev. l.. X. Reese, and although
the evening was very inclement still large congre-
CATION was in attendance. The lecture was deeply
impressive, and was listened TO with very great at
ention. The course will continue for seyeralweeks
to come, that all those who have not heard them
viii have an opportunity TO do so.
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIvALs.-The Hon. Mr.. Con-
rad of La arrived yesterday and put up at Gadsbys
Also the Hon. Mr.. Hubbard, Of Conn, and Hon. Mr.
McLane, OF Baltimore, who put up at Coleman's.
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CALL THERE.-We happened, a day or two ago, TO
call at the hardware store of Mr. }. w. Baden and
also that of Mr.. +. Wheeler and there found an ex-
tensive assortment Of every kind of article in that
line Those in want Of housekeeping articles &C.,
would find It much to their advantage TO give these
gentlemen call You will find them very polite and
obliging lin fact they sterling citizens Encour-
nup them Hta.... ,' 2. ~.
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INDIAN QUEEN HorEL.-l'hc enterprising proprie-
tors Of this house constantly making some ini-
provenents. This morning we noticed workmen
busily engaged in tearing up the old wooden floor Of
the east reading ROOM for the purpose Of putting in
a floor of marble, which will be as floor in such
place should be--handsome and durable.
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The TRAVEL SoUTH.-The fall is far advanced, and
we perceive that the Southern merchants have been
preparing for it by "ust stepping to head quarters
New York, and purchasing their goods. The
morning cars arrive, and the monstrous STAGE is
overflowed with passengers, returning to their CONF
Portable homes in the "sunny south"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25
ALSO-DR. HuLL'S
COUGH I.OZENG ES.

NoR the relief OF coughs, colds, consump-
L tion, asthma. whooping cough. catarrh,
tigh,ness of the lungs or chest, bronchitis,
and all pulmonary affections. Several thou
>and boxes have been sold within the last
six months. giving immediate relief to those
who have been afflicted with the most dis.
tressing coughs and colds. and restoring To
health persons in almost every stage Of pull
monaiy affections. The whole world should
know that DIR Hull's Cough Lozenees are a
certain cure for all diseases leading To con
sumption. They are recommended by thou
sands who lave used them, and nay that they
p,ve relief when nl other means fail. Price
rs cents per box with foil directions.
agents .jor he oIore MEDICINES - sheldon
& Allen. Paw.ei, J. !. & |. II Na,, Gran
Vile; 4. Bliss, Eas, Poul,ncy Hooker d
JoslIn, Yves, roui,ney, T.. Jameson, Cas-
Teton; ID. Morgan, Jr. a Co. West Rutland,
Ripley & Bailey, Mil Village Luther Dan
lels, Rutland, &. NJ Bruce a. Go. DANDY;
Samuel Townsend, j.. u. II Satin & CO.,
WalinefoId Sabaun 4 Walls, South Wa.
lingtord. 9Gm
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TIC rifkfsf t1Tfs'aK q &c % 5see11h.
0|g|1|ll|I|<
And Vegetable Teu G and
Restorative DIo0crs.
ARE the ehespes and mos, approve,

4 RE- the cheapest and moe, approved
"A Fsuily medicines ever offered 10 the
Public. Tie, arc siitenelv mild ~ thtif
operation. nsilher causing sickness oil Tie
stomach. nor any unpleasant ssnssiion ~ the
system. ~ - too frequently the case with
medicines given to- act upon the bowels.
hcn,. muiUtudcs who have teen unable 10
take oihct Iiiis ~ rtspsraiIons OF medicine,
on a,cuuu, uiih.ir bause aiing Effects. use
ihcs. yiils without the slightest dssreeahle
feeling.
u, ,h.irmsnilcN and sensible action upon
The ciNi.. ~hlth ~ The ioubtsln head oi
health az disease, the, Msv justly /. sonsid-
cred lu,,st-al M,dl,,n c AID tie CON
plants ihsi come mos, oif,tlN In4,f th,it
Influence. and Tor which'he, are 80 piriiru-
all, designed. are a. fellows Co. bilious T."
yer. Ic,,r aud hgue. D,sI.rs>is. ln.f
Complaints. St,k il,id s,hc. Eniatp,wcui
nf the c,r. Jauncl,e. Asthma, DtopN
Rhermaii,m. Piles Chulic .fowel and sum
mcr Complaints, Impurities Of tue Blood,
Penal. ,h,,ruc,ons, Heartburn, Nausea.
Futrcd Tongue. DISCRETION 80 ''c slom,ch
and bnw, =. apIcn b.afiu.. / ,iSi,ncs.
liabiual cnsiii,cncsss Determination Of the
blood To the head. Loss Of appetite, |lo,ched
or Ssliow Complexion. and IN all csscs Of
torpof ol the bowels. where q caihafhc or
apperient medicine 10 needed. AZ many al
the abovr enume aied diseases come on Ia,-
percep,ibly, and become far advanced IN
,hcu .bpnetess before !, Is suspected tina, they
exist IN the system. no one should expect In
such cases Ia be at once relieved entirely
tu, should continue the use Of the pills for a
considerable length Of time. Full directions
accompany the m, d,cinrs for their use, in all
those complaints ~ which hey are recon-
mended. Price % cents per box for the pills,
and 81 for the biucrs.
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DIR. liUl.I.'S
WORM b'SE78 EI43S

1 Children will cry for DR.. lIul's Worm Loo
zenpes. Only read wha, this medicine has
done.
Yorkvilr. Gibson Co. Tenn. Dec. 81. 1913
DR.. G.. T. ilull-Son.e months since your
seen, LEFT with me for sale, what he consid
cred large supply Of your Worm l.ozcnges,
but have sold all out, and could have sold
three times as many more. had been sup.
Piled TO tia, amount. | hope that you will
iosttuc, your agent To leave much greater
supply when be comes this way again. -
their use IN nv family has been Of grea, ben
eft, Edwin McCoIcl Esq gave some to a
child OF his, four years old, and the first dos e
broURh, away between thirty 4 forty wotms.
Mr. William Mcdaniel had a child whom the
physicians pronounced incurable, and said
It would die. but the child was cured by using
DR. Hull's Worm Lozenges.
Yours, truly, STEPHEN LuSKiS.
Price 25 cents per box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-08-25

KEW PENSION LAW FOR WIDOWS.
And loigs extending Pensions 10 Ch,i.ir,n !,
ertain cases.
TIME subscriber. having been for a long
Il time engaged in investigating claims
Tor pensions, arrears OF pensions, bounty
lands Communication Of half psy. arrears Of
military pay &c. dc.-snd having all The
Laws, Forms. and Regulations, from tie
Pension of'ice.-is therefore prepared to al
vigorously and promptly, Al hls own risk nnd
expense without fee or frvafd (wL.r unsuc-
cessful) all applications Tor pensions, IN tie
following cases
LIST. Where claim has been rejected oi
suspended TOT further proof
cd Where a Pensioner, living or dead, 10
or was supposed To be enlnled to larger
pension than was awarded.
Sd. Where revolutionary officer o. sol.
der II now living. or has died since 81 OF
March 1891 or where having served during
The war, IN the Continental esiablis hmcni,
he has died since Sd Of March 1896.
4ih. Where widow married previous
the expiration OF her husbands last term Of
service, ~ now alive. or has died since An
Of July. 1898
5,h. Where " iGow married previous 10
(he IL, Of January 1894, 10 now alive. or has
tundcr certain ClTcumsiant esq died since IN
July, 1898.
6ih Where a widow has been married
more than once and - now a widow, or has
died widow since % Angus, 1912
9Th. Claims ofevery description, for a.
rsars Of Pension, due the heirs Of deceased
pensioners.
Those who have made efforts and failed
10 obtain Pensions, need not despair n they
trust their case TO his hands. as he has obs
tanned pensions IN many cases where they
had been gwen up ne entirely hopeless, after
repeated unsuccessful efforts. lie not only
devO'es his whole time and attention 10 tho
buslno1, personally. but has tie assistance
OF an agent who has been engaged m the bu.
slness for fifteen or twenty years and who
visits Washington several times wear, with
all the principal Offices Of records, OF the ser
wees OF Revolutionary soldiers, VIZ Boston
Concord, Montpelier, Hartford. Newpof,
Trenton, HsUsburgh, Philadelphia. Sew
York and albany, where he has access to
the old Rolls and Record--and haung Or.
cess 20 numerous private Rolls, Is, IA many
Instance. enabled TO establish claims ,whele
agents lsss facilities for investigating
Them fsll 81 obtaining What IL Justly doe.
tie wishes 10 be distinctly Jndefs'Oof,
that lac investigates all CLAIMS at ~, owh
Tsk, without any compenssiiOn vhstefef,
where unsuccessiuI, aud that 10 clam 49,
be considcrcd hopeless where a lension ~
justly due.
IsRNs yaued according ~ tic nature ani
extent Of the s"rvires rendered. and tie
mount 81 the claim recovered Al 'to's
who supppse they have claims vii, on send
ing q siaieme a. o. facts 10 The subscfDef 20
informed ~i'hou, charge whether OF not her
claims are well iooncrd
UnsIespuonab,e references gwen u re-
quesisd.
I<.ier o. inquiry Or spplicaliors~ Hfel
with prompi sueniipn. II sddfesse5 tpt
PAID 10 the subscr1er. Of Rof>, Wayne 4 ..
n Y (ls ionl WILLIS q WADE.
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FARMERS INStkANtL 'tNfhNb
Al Grssr,lls. Ws,h,.sfcs Co. ~ y.
C-Ovcr FIVE Millions insured IN two
years and no Asscssmcn,s.-f-
This Company commenced dong bosi
ne. on their present improved s's'em
on ihe 18Th osy OF Nav, ist3, sipos ~hich
time ihev have iosufsd p,oteuv. rncs'lv IN
tie s,stes of >e~ York and Vermont. to the
amount Of over Pee N'A,o.s 81 I'~is's,
hs,s made ~ ssssssme ni.. snd hid on The
IN OF Isnusr, last pact. the d,'e oi the sasl
reprr. eJe.3. GO. after paving all losses AM
s,resse. and the bpsinc-s constantly IN
,.ssnng -tesioes large amour; N pfeni-
um hoiss.
It's Company will not insure stores, r'ia
unlls cotton ard ~'pler isciories. INV. hin.-
~. cabinet makers. ,oinet's. toolets black.
smllh's shops, OF holdings situated ~ blocks
az ,ip, s-d parts Of ,ills.os-aLd ~ no case
" I'll ,hc Company insure mofr than $4,000
m one nsque. ~nhIn 10 toos
ANY pcf.on insured may 81 any time sur
render his PnAcy and have the same can
telcd
All persons insured and sustaining loss or
dsmsc, by FIRE. will be pad IN four months
shef due notice and proof thereof made ty
the insured IN ~onformi, ,o the conjiuons
annexed TO the Policy (which may be scnt
hv mail In csse Of sny difference of disa-
cr~emen, arising between the Company and
any person sustaining loss. the Same NAV be
submiiicd and Determined Ly sibntaton IA
the county where the loss happened a, the
election ofthe insured. nv three disinieteN.
ed srb,rators. to he mutually chosen BY tho
insured and the Company.
Remit,ances Tor all lusscs In the counties
Of Rutland, Windsor. Addison and ben
ninp,on, will 10 maze. n desired, through
either Of the Banks of Poul,ncy. Ru,la ID f.,
Black River, Middlebufy. OF Manchester.
For further Information, reference Is made
To the several agents IN every county IN the
State OF Vermont, who are authorised To take
apple sliens fui Insurance. and the Compa.
nv " III be responsible for all surveys made
10y or under the personal direction of ,hc''
agents. and who 1t "a expected will call on
the farmers generally st Their residences and
receive applications.
AGENTS.
Bsnnrngtcn County John McNaughion.
A lonzo Fox. J. ". Hall. J r. McNaugh,on
Windsor Couniy-Daniel A. Head. Step
hams S,earns, Ephraim Rice, J. l.. Me-
Nstelton.
Rutland Co.-John Nc Naughton, Aaron
r. Vail, Spencer Green, Off Abcls.
Addison Co. James $. Miner. Henry S.
Gale, Edwin y. Douglas. Sirphams S,earns,
HENRY BuLkLEY, President.
ARcH BisHoP. Secretary.
Granville. y. Y, May /, 1877. 2O,6m
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JON rs, BALL L. POOR,
l23 Washington Street. Boston,
Importers and Wholesale dealers in
WATCHES, JEWELRY, MILITARY
GOOOS. &C.

"AVE received by recent arrival from
i i England and France, large and ex
tensive assortment ofthe following described
goods, with many other kinds too numerous
Ia be mentioned, selected expressly for their
wholesale trade, and comprising the greatest
variety Of articles to be found in the city, TO
which the attention OF the dealers are invi.
ted
Gold and Silver watches. Of Lever, LEp-
inc, Anchor, Horizontal, and Verge escape
ment, Of all qualities and prices, from the
celebrated makers in Liverpool, London and
Locle IN Suisse.
Marble. Rosewood, and Ebony Clocks
Office Clocks and Elgh,dsy T,mepieccs.
Gold Jewelry Of all descriptions pius,
nngs, bracelets, and clasps, gold beads,
guard chains. gold aad silver pencils. spec
lacles, thImble-,eye glasses. gold pens. lock
cts, with general assortment ofgold, sill
yer and cll, fancy goods.
Plated cake baskets s,castors.
plated and BRITANNIA table sud tea spoons,
forks, butter knives, &c.
Britannia tea and coffee pots, sugar and
cream pots.
Communion ware Of all kinds.
Japanne1 tea ifays ~ sets or single, OF
all snes, card rays, bread. fruit, aud knife
NJys.
Table and pocket cutlery. scissors. razors,
&C. from the celebrated manufacturers Of
sheffield, Rodgen. Crooks, Wosieholm, &c.
with many cheaper Amos Of table knives
and forks, With BONG. horn, and cocoa wood
handles.
Sice. bag and purse clasps, YES, and fob
chslns, and mouniings, steel beads, speCis
clss. spectacle cases. six pufs,s, guard
chains, watch asses, spcc iacle eyes, lamp
wicks, un and shell music boxes level box
e. bronzed and laequered thermometers, Ia.
BILE bells.
Watch tool. Of every description.
Files. grarer.. and al KIND. cf watch ma
,erials, both English aud Swiss manuiac-
iure
Purchasers NAV he assured that syery
kidd "a DOR line will he furnished On az "a
vorsble terms as can be procured from at,
source 10 eowiv
Dealers are invited n csll and ersmin~
Gro Is. Jo-rs, 7. ". BAT, y G. Poos