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ERIN ONT
Academy of Music,

Mr.. II. Clarke takes this opportunity
vi To inform his friends aud the public, that he
has made arrangements 20 establish a pcTBiaHsAt
Academy ~ Music at 81 JohnshurN. VI. Tho
institution will afford unusual facilities frf all
Who wish to acquire a thorough kuuWltdcc 81
nusic. Instrumental aud vocal music taught IA
a manner 10 insure brilliant. easy. and graceful
performers. luput are required 10 assist ~ .
WEEKLY TUBLiC REHEARSAL, also semi
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THE LIVER
INOCGo1 ALTO
IOMPOUN DIED. entirely rrini eUas, l. uns NJ The k-i
y purEat,r AMI tN - medicines before the public.


PREPARED ny DR. SANFORD
f'OMPOuN DIED entirely runi euas l. one NJ The h.sf
- purpatN, AMI ~ medicines before the public.
These Gums rr,nuNC all =. OUR dose taken
hltur htl Vattcr hnm tttnE night
tho steu. anniaf Inv ~ -
their place hrAltnN uou at = Un, doop takcn
bile. nt isoraiir the Ntni night ooacns tho b,weis
arh. causinE bod e. dgrst - Evuty coativs-
we'll. lhiIinng tht hlH,I. z urss.
giving tpnc sna hrsih To- = Onednse tssep sferr sscl
- NIDi' inHcliiWrr, = meal IA cure nysp
niuNri is ,.s.- 81 sl - TIM n>e oftwu trN spoon
ease rnutng tauIcaiy~ nlls VIII AW 80 sferyS Sch
Headache.
rtaus atacksAr, cured = unlV oas dose Immediate
hat Is letter prcyen ~ Calle. white st
oil by the ocsa.iuu,l Sr Of who giving
the i.vur tLvi-pratT .nnanmone testimony IN tfa
Ule dpre Hfer eating " = favrr.
sitliciHut relieve y y bNttles
stomach and prevent the Drop.l hv sacltnR the
Erd fram ristes s.tut'tg :. torhsnt4
Quo dosc rn.n rep.-,sd 80 chnl.a n@ss
hlh aud a ttitt, ~ ~ Mrs
only bitL - rrvjod o. IN ust the syeisf me
eietts % nr,lirins rftrI afru slcHngrs.
Due bottle iAkaH Or J-Wn - w unnattra rclor
tfonths aSli.
dosc tss~n -p1ri thar n ara cAiIs xer sfrny 10
thn app,Itta and mHkts 81 finFi dHtest Ssn
one doSf. orn FepeAief cures Otuur DIrrti0a IN Hs
worst tnrm. Whie sumner aud Bowel Complaints Iti0
almost e, the hr-t dose.
W. takr ptrsztrr IN euuiua thif fncd,ng 90
preventive, tor Fever sna AFus, th Fvtei, AID all Fc.
tk~e-ntr3- NuE trtvFtir 10 ~ wonderful
Nh wafer Ia ie mouth with fhc ia,rAtar spd az
Inv both togctbrr. Price one ifltr per hottl~.
nk SANFORD Frupri tor. NJ Afs Hyuadwsv, NV
l.t Ketailsd hv nli ~ ussAtt NJ. 49,. ', PlNos
LIAM. ~, JNai ssufi. 66h
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Ten Dor Cont. Securities.

nONnN and MONT4 AGfh HtHUlF rrruIfH uH urudHf-
- Fu nFsl EttAtr lu Weston Cities trHrT uirIrt a.
rate " too er cent paHHi haltaff1 ~ Ctlrf ~ New
So st' iisit srsu tnnu, y ~ tnsH nn
NGlIHi
These securities trr worthy 90 attention 90 capiiaIts
truHssa ur hHfiUaa TANKS rF nrHfr pnfftiT AtI-rlt
GEU u hANgEFr
a. Stale Street. hHtlIU.
Oallhrr Ihlh- ~ IN
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o. During the CoUnaE ration Of Canton caused hv the
hnWbuTduvit ~ the bftah the extensive medical ware
house of euuut,inan Dr. &c Ayeruf Lowell, tho
depot kls Cherry PrCtoal tathaulg Plus Coz thina
Nas toia DESTROYED lie now maktsa demand unon our
Tor Indemnity the loss ~ his property
90 A,,.tist -st',,
brother JuhunN. STICK q u Doctor, aud n our Govern
maintains tirhta wherever Pills sHld
shall only he unprotected on tracts that very barren
%. Trenton. \. J.
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Room PAPER

A NEW and splendid assorlmen, Of Paper
IL iiAhRiuAs, borders, Paper Curtains, sc. {.
at bower price, tfr7u brturr rust received At
+ y. BROWNS.
Oct 20 sf
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FUR GOODS

Collected with great care, judgment,
- and long experience, bought with cash, and
will he sold cheaper than can he purchased any
where else in the STATE. and At very much
WEIR PR ES,
than they have been for several years past,
among which are Sable. Southern and Stone
Martin. Lynx. Russia squirrel, Russia and Ger
man Fitch Capes, Tippctts Cuffs. and Mufs.--
aides in town and the adjoining towns will do
well to visit my Fur Store, and examine my large
stock before purchasing elsewhere. Also ---
COON. SEAL AFRICAN LAMB & BUFFALO
Coats. Buffalo Robes; Nutra. Seal and otter
CAPS. together with very large assortment Of
Hats Cloth and Plush Caps Trunks, Valiscs,
Travelirg Bags, Gonts' Furnishing Goods, So.s
!. n GORHAM,
at the old place, opposite the st Johnsdpry
Honsr. -----
Cash and tho highest prices paid for shippins
turs. sd
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PIANO FORTE
ROOM 4!

TNllE subscriber viii hereafter keepa fll
L assortment NJ Pianos, in rhr building parh
~ the Telegraph Oirr Main ~, hL iohnshunr
Tho attention ~ Purchasers 10 particularly in
Ntld 90 these
INSTRUMENTS
ss thoy arc Ia every case made expressly I'M me
By thl0kerinP a Sons, being suhiertrh 90 thr most
rigid examination BY an eminent Pianist iu Dos
ton, none are sent here except those n Ngy SUE
prrinr quality Bold in all rasea ~ che YcH low
r'r prices, &, n, CLARKE,
30 BE-
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Great Excitement III!

A 7 the Depot Drug Store. because Medicines,
~ Paints, Dye Stufs. Drugs, Pcrhlmcry, Var
nishes Burning Fluid, Camrhenc Brushes. Tur-
pentinc. and Patent Medicines arc sold 50 low
HONr n GREEN.
No. 4 Railroad street, Oct. ~, 1858 OF
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ss- 500 sdyorl,cmenl orpf s,nford' LIVER Ny!G
ORATOR u smother column, cai
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Musical.

fI'HE next term Of the Vermont Academy
L of Music, viii commence 0u Al0ndlS, Nny ~.
Pupils viii meet'at the Music ROOM iu the NoHh
Church, ~ o O'Clock 4, NJ, o. arrange classes
and lessons, q. H. CLARKE,
lu.l2 Principal,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06

Orvorsirrp nttrrHs THIS medicine h ssisHuns tsia-
bysprsiA iu al IT, forms when taken atrufdtng
directions % FYes immediate relief ana, Ia most
rur,ts a permanent cure. 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or FAMILY PRYsIe.

their action can rarely Withstand or svaae thom
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
aud inVgoratc every portion OF the human organ
ism, correcting IT. diseased action, aud restoring
is healthy Vitahues. A. euntsqutnce Of thPtc
properties. ue invalid who IA bowed down with
pain OF ply deal debility l. astonished 90 hnd his
health of enbfgy rcatorsd by remedy Al once 70
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
~ every body. hut alao many fnuaidAhle snd
dangerous diseases. The agent below named 10
pleased 20 himish gratis my American AlnanAe,
containing rcrihratrs ~ their cures and directions
Tor their usc IN the following complaints Caaf'ts
neII. Hea fbgfn, HeaaqfAs at1ing from d'sorisrsd
Stomach, AdHs6a, fndfftA ION, PAN ~ and lforb'S
nfs. JdHdicc, and other kindred sompiaints,
urisirE frnIn low stats OF tho body OF olstruosn
OF its functions,
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Harnesses & Trunks,
CHEAP ron CASH,

AMID CASH ONLY I
A HAVE a lot uf good TRUNKS that must be
Il sold u 10 has 20 bn done a. q aacl ace ca,
I have also on hand, and intend 90 constantly
keep. and make % oTder ~ kinda ofllAhhLnh-
vs. Call aud sss ny stock before purchasing
elsewhere. o. Remember the place, = u bp-
pOsiie u0 iafluWpfip House, Railroad SLIT
JuhuthuB, D. J. LAbltsi-
1912
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lNTGEn

GWEEr Potatoes, Ouicus, q liuccs, pic&lcs
- kctrhups. Sauces, Flayoripg extracts Yeast
Powders and Cakes Parma and Corn Starch Mas
tards Sc. just received. l. I. DROWN.
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New Boot g. Shoe Shop
At LYNDON CENTRE,


WOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of Lyndon and vicinity, that be- has opened
o Boot aud shoe shop In connection with HE
Store, where Ladies light aud heavy, aud Gents,
thin nud iliCk work Mil -ha -L-ue- aee.-fr'
t0 order, and iu NJ eases Warranted HE hest
~ W0rkmeu pre- employed and perfect satisfaction
is guaranteed, PLEASE call aud SEQ,
n A, DUMMY,
Lyndon Centre, Nov, !, 1859 1913
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NEW GOODS.
staff Of Life.

DFST brands NJ Flour In llags and Barrels
ID Graham md Biickwhcat Flour Rye Cnruand
ttHt MrHti it0Wluy aud Hhnfi., c,n,tanllt op
hand a. L., !, BROWNS,
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STA TE or VERMONT.


ALMoN 5. DENNErr'S ESTArE.
Az Probate Court held the Probate once Johns
hurry on the goth dny Of October, 4, y. ls5s.
MALoNA NJ. BENNETT and EbencIer g. wheeler
" administrators Of the estate ~ Atuon Heuuttt late
OF hutes IA ss-i district deceased make application to
said Court 20 extend tic time heretofore allowed them
the debts due nun said dcccascd rpurr their
administration account until Nneyrup-
on II IL ordered by said court that said application -
heard and decided az The Probate once ~ ST Johnsbu
the 18TH LAY " November. A. -. isSs,
further ordered that notice be given al persons cor
cerued By puhca ton of ~ the rcvor this
der In the CRiedonian printed ST Johnshury three
weeks excessively, before said time II hrarhs
~ the thut. Attest
Asa l.. FRESCn, Judge OF Probate.
A true copy OF record Attcst
p-lt ASA l.. FRENCH Judge o Probate
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Great Sale of Goods
AT AUCTIONI

INAkEN by virtue ofscvcral writs and will
Il he sold To satisfy the same, ~ Public Auction
TO the highest bidder, the large Stock NJ goods in
nHIISE|IH'9 sT0Rm,
at West Barnet Also lot ~ BASS Lumber. 2
buggy Wagons lot of Bcdstcnds. | Express
Wagon. ! Trottng Gig, Single Sci :hs. I har.
ness, 100 Batter Tubs, 100 Bushels Potatoes.
Sale commencing
TUESDAY now
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FLAtutTStr Nauy persons arc ANNOYED, ana dis
ucssSd hy me ogrursnce ~ natulenec OF Nind w the
stomach Rnd bowels ThisArset from Impaired ulsrtiuu
and loss OF tone IN tho mucous mcubfruc The Rmrunp
canal nv restoring tho necessary tone 90 TIC stomach
tho PERUVIAN ~ Rtp renders the pain mi hyinptnms
In possible ,nd permits the food 60 through ~ nHtua
ptoCcss of dlFrHiiHn.
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toSausrrtoN. the gtcat scoutgr ty which many
doomed tn premature grave cuu, ~ many eases nc ee
tuA los simple remedies n taken In season Wiz
t1t.- Cherry nulsAm las cured hundreds within lew
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-06
Farm for Sale.

T1NIIE subscriber offers for sale his farm situated
II in Concord, two miles from Concord Corner,
and three miles nom Upper Waterford, known
as the David Moulton farm containing ono hun
bred and ihirty-fuur acres, suitably divided into
OrohardinR, moving, tilagc, pasture aud wood
land. including Sugar Orchard. Buildings good
and commpdioa-, -itit- Y4eseF-iuiling water. run
ming AZ the house and barn,
TAS farm il unsurpassed by any in this section.
is an excellent dairy and stock farm, and is q
rare chance for any one wishing 70 purchase an
excellent farm. The farm Is well fenced with
good stone wall
Inn.nrnir,r, rri,nt, I.......llIn
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NEW LOT
.STGARS NRE SMEET,

1 ND selling with Mnlnsscs aud syrup,
~ cheaper At T. !. BWOWS'S than ~ an,
other place. Come aud sec. ~ .
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

ipR T;tR RArp CURH or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Honrscncss,
Group, bronchitis, InCipiont ConsunP-
ton, and for the relief OF CohsumPiiVS
Patients In advanced stages Of the
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tuesday,, NOV.2,

10 O'Clock. a. NJ, aud continuing FROM day -
' until sold y. {, STEVENS,
l-l5 Deputy Sheriff
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disease.
So vide IL the field ~ Nv usefulness md - M.
meroua src the cares ~ its curss, that almost
every section Of country ahouuds IN persons pub
licly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the Lungs by Ia
use Whom once tried, iis superiority aver every
other MEDICINE of itG kind S too apparent TO escape
ob.cyatfcn. and where Its Nirtusa are known, the
public no longer hesitate what hutidote 10 employ
Tor the dsiresSing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are ineideht 10 our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upDa the
cummunity have FILLED and been discarded, us
has gained friends by every trial. conferred lshthtH
on the afflicted they can never forget, nnd bfa-
dueed cures too numerous aud too rcmsrkabr ~
be forgotten.
PREPARED ny
Il En
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CELEBRArIoS OF THE BATTLE Pn1NcEToS. The ami
versary this important battle of the American revou
ton celebrated ut Princeton Saturday with great
e,la At IL o'clock the line of battle was formed Col
Napton acting conmandern chief, drew up the forces
i'm front of the colleges Afterwards the troops d
vded according to arrangements, in the following man.
ner The cavalry under the command Of Captain Ham,
ton, numbering IS men the Princeton Blues, under
command Of Captain Allen, numbering Is N the Con-
tinental Infantry under command of Captain Laird
herring so men the Mercer Guards. commanded by Cap
tain Keller consisting Of u the Marion Rifles by
Captain Mcdowell consisting Of 40 men, and the Stock
ton Artilleriss, by Captain vansicke numbering 80
men These variousy pnstoned according to the
previous assignment Colonel Napton acting General
Washington, aided by Major Wilson ad-de-camp, ia
king command of the American forces marched to the
battlefield, and Major Allen, in charge Of the British
forces, went ont to meet him.
A brisk engagement immediately commenced on the
American lines, which promptly answered by the
envy. The whole engagement was marked by military
order and precision worthy Of the best oops of the
ulnr army.
Subsequently address delivered ut Mercer Hall
by Judge David Mar, Of the Trenton True American
which is described brief eloquent and to the pur
pose After the Grafton the whole company proceeded
to hotel and parook Of sumptuous repas provided
with great care and elegance At the table various
drank in commemoration Of the events cele
brated.
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The of wealthy jew banker in London became
much attached to young Christian, with whom his
father opposed his union When the found that the
father could not be induced to give his the
match, he concluded to marry without it, The father
then threatened to withhold every shilling from him.
whereupon the replied that If the father did
tend to give him anything, he would become Christian
and according to the law he would be entitled to oneha
of his father fortune The father, much alarmed flew
his lawyer to inquire whether such law really in
existence. The lawyers in the affirmative
but adding that If he would hand him over ten guineas
he would give him plan by which he could Illustrate his
sons plans. The ten guneas quickly produced
Now said the lawyer, quietly pocketng the money
all that remains for you to do is to become Christian
Also and the law will not oblige you to leave your
cent of your money The Jew hurredly seized his hat
and left the lawyer without any further remark.
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TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS ---Advices from the Sandwich
islands state that the French ambassador is endcavorng
to effect treaty the result of which, if complied with
will grant monopoly of the trade Of these islands to
France to the detrment of the of all other
nations French policy in the Sandwich islands Indeed
throughout Oceanica) has been "meddng and mis-
chievous" Hence the famous Prtchard squabble and
the contemplate protectorate of France Tahiti by
which English Protestant missionaries and all Englishmen
have practically been driven away without the slightest
benefit having accrued to the natives from the French
protectornts, caedthat is French dominion and CO.
lonial exclusvesm and slavery.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-09

GENERAL new leaves turned over, and expressed
- the language Of friend, which adopt
respectfully state keeping with
the continued financial
general shortening credits obliged
change many parties who
strictly the payment In cash Of all
when rendered No settlement 0er
than cash will he acceptable and account not settled
promptly will be discontinued.
Nothing viii hereafter charged persons who heretofore
small toms charged occasionally without its being
either regular experience has
bills tbs difficult collect We will
with parties matter how responsibility
who heretofore had a regular account with w.,
To the number Of customers who have always paid their
tho promptnoss Ae above remarks
apply. such
endcaypr their visits both pleasant and adj
vautagoous.
purpose q business
possible disturbing the pleasant relations which have existed
ourselves for
I"
Very respectfully PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central Stores" building,
Jan 5-lotdf opposite Central Market.
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Eleiat.on Of Donfelly.

TRENTON Jan. s.--Donnelly hung to-day at two
o'clock ut Freehold New Jersey. He made speech Of
upwards of two hours DURATION in which he reviewed
the testimony which he convicted, and solemnly
declared his innocence OF the crime laid to his charge
The speech of the unfortunate young man was both able
and eloquent and the deepest confederation ex-
pressed at the untimey end of young Of much
apparent talent An immense concourse was present
but the perfect order preserved The body Of
the deceased taken to New York by his friends DR.
Cummins administered religious consolation to the dying
man. and accompanied his body to New York.
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NOTlCE.--Land Warrant No. 1853, for l 20 acres,
IN issued In the 81 Mary Van Noes, mailed by
the 18th day Of July, 1877 prawcy esq., register
land once seyess Point WISCONSIN, the
W and has
hays hed prevent the
suing 81 Of the and win tae apply
Pension once for the issuance Of duplicate serneaie
H. SNYDER L SON
Jan s-iawow Bankers, Washington, y. c,
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The Academy Of Science in New Orleans has received "A
paper puporng to demonstrate the fact that the waters
of the Gulf the borders of Southern Louisiana, and
thence to Texas the safest which have been submit
ted to scientific tests and that by the process Of evapora
ton in tanks salt of superior quality, equal to Turk
island, may be obtained
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boz WONDERFUL DISCOVERY and Profitable

Day- WONDERFUL DISCOVERY and Profitable
for humanity glasses for which will produce
and vision and at the time
affected with cataract cndng H. weakness short
sightcdness
references be Of immense population Washing
other Of the UDicd States besides
will be those that have those assisting sufferers
eyes.
Tho sole person" that them In this country who will
suit who annot be suited anywhere else sight
only examining the eye k
DR., W00IFSON, Paris Opician
Corner Of Eighth street and Penn
Goodwill
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From Tampieo-Eier.ia Indians.

Nxw ORLEANS Jan s.-Advces from Tampco Of the
Goth ultimo The news OF Comoniorts dictatorship
reached 1ampico the goth proclamation of accept
ance was issued, All quiet
A delegation Of Semnoles and Creeks, accompanied
by their agent has arrived from the Indian territory
West
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BY JAS. c, MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

FTyRUSTEEA SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
property Peunsy Nineteenth
seeCn Tuesday Afternoon January at O'Clock
u deed Of trust dated November 1864
iiber S. No 49, ohos 37s Of the land
the subscriber will sell puhie
highest bidder, the following dsscribcd Troporsy, viz
Beginning the intersection
running thence wswardy the the
u which divides row
Buildings ~
row commencing the thereof
the said dividing wall the
ysace oastwardIy
street,
10th beginning
Of excellent three story dwelling
house with hrick stables, &c.
Terms sale
WN A MIX. Trustee.
MCGUIRE,
ID Auctioneer.
pay-T The above sale is postponed until Wednesday
Afternoon January 18th same hour and place
wN A. MIX, Trustee
j. MCGUIRE, Auct.
Jan. ID
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Later from Utah

Sr LOUIS Jan Sort Kearney dates OF the Esd
ult Col johnson at Fort Bridges November 20,
and Col Cook had also arrived Nothing said about
Cook having been attacked. The grass all burned
and the animals dying at the rate OF hundred Per
day. The Mormons were iortifying all the passes
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INRENCH DINNERS, &c.--Mons. l.. Cabantous
Paris having my employ this day, shall
prepared suppers every
scpion the approved style Ny well Mons Ca
personal supervision all parties and
supplied Confectionery pyramds fancy and plain
es charlottes &c. Of profaso variees aud
patterns moulds parties The following hue
dishes will name, viz: &Ss gts S8sff
DfMtree Frod Ia Gelee
Nox dc Vean Ia Sai.t Carat
los Angules Ararre Montpelier i4
Aspe de foica laras Bello yue tallA
GsiantIa 10 Taisan Ia d'0reAn tEssae
psta a la Francase Ia Gelee
Chaud Frod Z. 81
Balotine do Pigeon Ia Gelcc
Salad t'Iiomand u la Bagnasa
Potage o Ia Heine
q 4G = q n
de Blond do s. afa
potage IA a Rc,elieu Giber
Les Fflets de a vi .@ag n y u
Dndo la chipoats
~ rs,~s
do Fiet do % Suprem 81 VIZ
Patue Claud do Cattle Grahn sfs
Filet dc CaneoA gus dorsngo 1890
Salmis do ISrdrcaux Bccaae. X 81
Sauce Psrgxeur.
d. Pigeon r4ifs Pois
Tcndron de Veau ON Qaudonne
Timbao dc Maccaroni l. Parken
voc N q i Toulouse.
called blu
I, the usual prices
Day hoarders u per day; weakly boardsrs - week
s47 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hossl.
Dec s-eo1m
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ID ECENT and large reductions from the regular
III prices for all silk goods shaws robes clos scarfs embd
other first class foreign dry goods generally.
seldom favorable opportunity make purchases
a ambiguous 10 the
goods better than
course will bills presented
ms prior beginning
price only marked plain figures therefore purchaser
overcharged. PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores" building,
5--10tiif Opposite Centre Market.
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BY TELEG X PHI.


Bosrox Jan THE election in the 1th district Of
Massachusetts 10 l the vacancy in Congress caused by
the resignation of Governor Banks has resulted Ia the
election Of Daniel W. Gooch, republican, by 1000 pu-
ruty