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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-02-28
FXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL

- ESTATE.
Btniamin Mock and Henry In the Probate Cont.
Nook as Executors ofths for the County cf San
last win and Testament dusky in the State Of
Of CLANCY Norris, decd. Ohio, Petition for an
Va. order to sell Real
Mary Parker and others. Estate
In pursuance of an order made By said Court in the
to3ye entitled cause will, the 2Sth day of Nsreh
a. D. 1865, at ten ocock, A. N ST the foor of the
Court house in FIR mont in aid county osc for sale
to The highest bidder but at not less than thirds
tie appraised value Of the same; the following de-
serbed Real Estate situate in the county of Sandus-
Ky and State of Ohio:
TIE southeast quarter of the south west quarter
of section twenty C20,, township four north,
range seventeen IL esst Ais strip OF Land TWEEN
ty five reds wid5 of the west side Of the south
west quarter Of the tou'heast quarter Of said SEC
ton twenty I2Ol above mentioned Als) part Of
the Northeast quarter of the Northwest quarter of
section twsnty-nin [291 in the township aud range
above mentioned an1 bounded as follOws-teginaing
at ths Lorth east corner o the northwe5t quarter of
FAD section twenty nine 20 rlnnirg thancl south
sixty 6OJ reds, hence west eighty Sal rods thence
north sixty tO rods thence east eighty rods to the
place OF beginning Said lveral tracts containing
eighty one acres Of land less sncun5ered by
and subject to Homestead assigned III rein to the
widow aud minor children of said Chsncey Norris,
decsa ed and mp ths folio sing terms of payment
to wit: onethird of the purchase money to be paid
IN hand on the day Of sale, snd tha bilauce in two
equal insts msnts at SIX ard twelve months re
spectiveIy The deferred payments TO be secured by
mortgage on the preuises sold.
BENJAMIN NOOK dHENRY NOOK.
as Executors Of the las. Will and Testament Of
Chlucey Norris deceased
Feb. IS, 1S6S LptSS 75 J. k Hozn, Atty.
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DRODUGKS perfect and permanent cures of the
i worst clses OF Catsrrh, "Cold in the Head''
Coriza and Catarrhal Hesdache, Hundreds OF Tes.
tim0nial5 from we'll known citizens AM eminent
who have ussd it in their private paet:es
abundanty testify.
For Sale by S. auckland & Son and C, r. MeCul-
ioch, Frsmoa'; j. ". Lue9 aud Rushton Mead,
CLYDE, and druggists generally.
Price 30 cents psf package A liberal discount 10
DTugzists We will send the Rensdy 10 any al lreFs
BY mali on receipt Of an unsorn 80 cent FIaci aal
Currency Note and ono three cent postage stamp.
-Four packs ges to adress for - 90, postage free
Cyl AddreFs Dr.. SAGE 4 Co, Buffalo, N. Y.
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CLIMAX! CLIMAX!!

Pages Climax Salve, a Family
blessing for % cents.
1t heals without q scar, No
family should be without it.
We warrant it to cure ScrOfula
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
letter, Pimples, and all Erup-
tiOns Of the Skin. For Sore
Breast or Nipples, Cuts, Sprains,
Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chap
ped Hands, &C., it makes a
perfect cure.
1t has been used over fifteen
years, without one failure.
1t has no paraIlel-beYiHg per-
feetly eradicated disease and
healed after all ether remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound of
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Balsams, and put up in
larger boxes for the same price
than any other Ointment.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. White How
land. PrOprietOrs. s5 Liberty Street. New York,
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ADJUTANT GENERAL LORENZO Thomas is O
very fit person to serve as an instrument for
Andrew johnson. Duiing the war his in
capacity made it necessary TO keep him en-
ployed great part of the time at distance
from the A. G. o. in organizing negro troops,
inspecting, and other ornamental duty, while
the accomplished Assistant Adjutant Gener-
al Townsend did most of the office work at
Washington. At the close of the war he was
placed upon the retired list by Secretary
Stanton-whom he owes a grudge on that
behalf. The evening after his retiracy, in
company with eBob" johnson, and others
whose names are not recollected, he appear
ed in discouraged" condition publicly at
the Ebbitt Honse, Washington. "Bob" an
nouaced that Thomas should not be retired
said he would "fx iL'-would see "the
old man" (Johnson) about it. Considerable
curiosity was felt as to whether he would
remember his promise. Whether lie did or
not the next day Gen. Thomas was restored
to active service by order direct of the Pres,
ident, and was placed on some congenial
duty-inspecting graveyards. we believe
Since that time General Thomas has not fig
ured prominently, until tie President (who
never fails to exact return service for any
favor) gave him orders to take possession of
the war cffice. A conflict between him and
the burly Secretary of War, if left unassist-
ed on both sides, would resemble the attack
of an ambitious old muley COW on locomo-
tive
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New Publications.

The GALAXY for March, ls67.-Contents
Steven Lawrence, Yeoman, by Mrs Edwards:
continued John Bright at home, by
Richard j. Hinton Worthless Laurels, by
Kate Putnam Osgood, with an Illustration
by W. j. Honnessy;) Some Celebrated
Shrews, by Frank W. Ballard !; "a Deserted
Plantation, by E. B. SeabEook The Secret
History of Subsidized Organ The Ballad
Of Sir Ball, by W Words And Their Uses,
by Richard Grant White Elder Knapp, The
Reyivalist. by G; How Lamirande Was
Caught, by CASTOR Fay Southern Troubles
and Their Remedy, by James 0. Moves :;
Semele, by E. r Sill !; The Manners OfThe
Day, by the Editor Nebule, by the Editor,
Containing Female Peppers The mount
of our Reading One Touch of Nature
Mines and Coinage; Honorary Degrees
Books and Publishers A New Religion !;
A Case for Retaliation.
Terms of the Galaxy, $3.50 per year. Ad-
dress W. P. Church, No. 80 Park Row, N. Y.
The RIVERSIDE, a Magazine for Young
Folks. Contents of The March humber :.
Frontispiecc-"H Hey diddle d:ddle the Cat
and the Fiddle" A South American CITY
with us 'rations. Goody Blake and Harry
Gill, illustrated; Snow Drifts. Illustrated; The
Birth of the Year; Mothers Eye; Stories
from Shakespeare; illustrated Little LOUIS
Sayings and Doings, Illustrated The Young
Virgjnians Illus rated Thor's ,urney 10
Jotunheim, illustrated An E1gle in the
Mud, illustrated Willie's Lament-Tbe
Lost Shoes; The Flight of the Dolls, Illustrat-
ed Mother Goose Melodies-Illustrated
Patchwork-by Easton and his friends
Frontispece next No., April, will be Robin
son Crusoe--by Mast.
$3.50 year in advance. Hurd g. Hough-
ton 459 Broome St., N. Y.
NORWOOD. Henry Ward Beecher's story,
=" A Tale of Village Life in New England"
is having an extensive run in book form.
Il is published in one volume, COO pages,
price $l.5O. The author is SO widely known
and his eminent ability, as a speaker and
writer so universally acknowledged, that the
book is necessarily remarkable one. Ing.
ham d Bragg, Cleveland, Ohio, have it for
sale. They solicit orders from the trade, and
will send the book TO any address by mail
on receipt of the retail price. They will also
fnrnish their new catalogue on application
gratis.
IDEAL HEADS OF AMERICAN WoMEY.-L.
D. Robinson, of Springfield, Mass publish
er of Engrsvings, Prints and STANDARD Illus
trated Works, has just published five litho-
graphs cf Ideal American Women. drawn bv
Chas' A. BURY. These Autographs are
typical of the faces of American Women,
and represent with infinite fidelity their
charities, their devotion, their sympathies,
their attachments and their heroism. Mrs.
Stowe says of them ; feel that it will be |
a public benefit TO Perpetuate the enthusi |
asm OF our past struggle, by introducing in
to every Cottage and farm house, tie "Ideal |
Heads" Sold only by subscrip in. Price |
$3.50 each. Address L. D. Robinson, 46 |
Main ST., Springfield, Mass. See his ad |
vertisement in another column.
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@ A SH E OR
Timber or Saw Logs.

1900 White 4 Burr Oak Saw Logs.
500 White Wood SnVv Logs.
500 Walnut saw Logs.
SEQ White Ash Saw Logs.
For the above l win psy the highest market price
delivered at my Mill in this City, will buy timber
or logs nesr the River or delivered on River Back
or within teamng distance ofthis city.
CASH FOR sTAvEs. White Oak Pipe stares
Bed Oak Hhd. Slaves.
500 Cores Seasoned Wood for Sale st Yard or
delivered. Ing /. E.AAsDEN,
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Nem advertisements.
nderWriter's Agency.
Aggregate Assets. :. So, 5O5,s4s 55.

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
Dept OF Irsurance, Columbus, o., FEB. 10, 1858.
IL is Hereby Certified, That the GsRMANIA, HAN
OVER, NIAGARA and REPUBLIC Fire Insurarcs Com
paniPs, located in New York, in the State Of New
York. operating jointly in Ohio under the name of
the Underwriters Agency, have complied, In all
spects with the sKs of this State relating to such
Insurance Companies for the current year. and have
each fled in this Office worn Statement. by the
prorer officers, showing their condition and business
at TIE dse of such Statement, as follows:
Aggregate amount of sctual'paid up Cap
ital .------------- ---- .-- s., 200 900 90
Aggregate amount Of available Assets 3505, ,646 IS
Aggregate amount of Liabilities e34, ,392 50
Aggregate amount of Ircoms for the
preceding 2,2s2,5 ,55s II
Aggregate amount Of Expenditures for
the preceding yeAr------ -------.-. 1883, ,4So II
In HitEess Whereof.I have he eunto subscribed my
name, srd caused the Seal OF my Office to bs afix-
ed, the day AID yesr aboYe written:
CL:s.] JAS. H.GoDMAN, Auditor OF State
ID. s. CAMFIELD d. co, Aqts, Fremont.
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IL EXECUTIVE SESSION,
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
ELI,,,rs.,, ~ 1870

WHERE'S The Senate have read and con-
sidered the communication of the President,
stating that he had removed E. NJ Stanton,
Secretary of War, and had designated the
Adiutant- General of the Amy to act as Sec
retary of War, dd interim: Therefore,
ReSolred ty the Senate Of the United States,
That under the Constitution and laws of the
United States, the President bes no power
TO remove the Secretary Of War, and desig-
nate any other officer TO perform the duties
of that officer dd interim.
Sir neither the Supreme Court nor any
other c1nrt can question or re' lew this judg
ment of the Senate. To entertain such doc
trine as that would be TO inaugurate an
archy in the name of the Constitution, un-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-02-28

LATEST FROM TIE FRoNT.-All quiet
on the Potomac at last accounts.
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EOR SALE-FARM AND WOOD
l. LAND The undersigned offers for sale 40
Of good timbered land, win be gold in 20 acre
lots desired. Also 40 farm adjoining the
above. 20 improved, new house Just completed,
will be sold in lot divided indicated above
Land situated In BalVle, Wnship, sec tion g. two
miles south Of Baville VILLAGE adjoining the farm Of
John Neason the east viii be sold ct bargain on
easy terms sf payment. Apply TO
S.P. MENG.
or CAMFIELp 4 Co.
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Total 81. 558, ,567 70
AUDITOR oE SrArE's OrrIuE,
Dept of Insurance, Columbus, o., Feb. TO- 1863
IS Hereby Certified That the PHEslx Fire In
sursnce company, located in Brooklyn, In the State
OF New YORK, has complied, in all respects with the
laws OF This State relating to such Insurance Com
panes for the current year, and has fled in this
Office sworn Statement, BY the proper ofiesrr
showing its condition and business ut the date Of
such statement, as follows:
Asse.s.
Amount of Cash on hand, in Bank, and
in hands of Ag'nts in course of trans
n-sslOH----- ele1 an "A
Amount of Loans on Bonds Mortgages.
being first lien of unincunbered Real
Estate, mostly dwelling-houses in the
City Of Brooklyn, worth st least $685.
CO., rate Of interest per cent. -. 27s,1sl 20
pledges of good Bank and other Cor
pcrat'on Stocks collateral, the mar
ket value Of which is at least $I3S, $780,
DI,t rate OF intsTest per rcent-------- s4.s5O 90
Marine and Inland Navigation Risks. l07, ,4s2 70
snd County B'nds, market value-.-.-. 557,72s so
amount OF Debts for Premiums, Fire, 1
Marine aud Inland. -.-...--.. 70 40 ss
s=nouht = oI accrued interest ------------ 800 IS
Amount OF Real Estate owasd by the
company --- 10000 90
Amount OF. other property, miscellsneous
Items ----.--. 1859 70
Total Assets -.--...-.. 81, ,558, ,e27 IS
Lia6iIiiics.
Amount of Losses incurred and in pro-
CESS Oh aoJustment----------- Se7,957 IS
In Witness Whereof, l have hereunto subecribed INV
name, and caused the Seal of my Ofice to be sfiI-
ed, the day and year above written.
LLs1 JAS. q. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
ID. S. CAMFZELD Dc CO., Aqts Fremont.
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Tools and Implements,

HH dulluO OuI SLOCk bl
Tools and Implements,
which consist in part of sss5s
Combination Steel Plow,
Curtis Iron Beam,
Fostoria Cast Plow.
Corn Plows,
Shovel Plows, double d single
Cultivators,
Road Scrapers,
Corn Shelters, iron and wood,
Straw Cutters,
Horse Rakes,
Horse Forks,
Hoes and Forks,
Rakes and Scythes,
Grain Cradles,
Scythe Sticks and Stones,
Shovels and Spades,
Wheelbarrows,
Churns, Tubs, Pals, Brooms,
Clothes Wringers,
Spinning Wheels and Reels,
Sheep Shears & Wool Twine,
Land Plaster,
Water Lime,
Stucco, &c, &c, &c.
Together with complete stock of
Nails,
House and Barn Trimmings,
Builders d Farmers Hardware.
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Es- Washington news on LIST page.
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BARGAINS +!

Can be had without doubt as all
know that a better assorted stock can
not be found in this City, and they
must be sold without reserve. You can
save 80 to IS per cent by making
your purchases of us.
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SPEND YOUR MONEY AT HOME.

disposition To spend money AT points re-
mote from the theatre of Its acquisition or at
least tToAa homo. l. becoming unhappiIy preya-
lent in this country; and nowhere, perhaps, is
the truth of the assertion more fully exemplI-
ned than IN this city. Deeply interested IN all
thst concerns the prosperity of the National
Metropolis, We have noted with no ordinary
degTee of qualification the interchangeable efforts
OF some of our citizsns to contribute 10 its i'm
ProV'meni. and impart activity to its business
interests. But while this Is readily admitted.
We cannot overlook the fact that there are i'm
our midst others who seem to consider them
selves released from all obligation 10 accelerate
the march of Improvement, and whose practice
has a direct, though unintentionaI, tendency tn
rriard IL Is an important outlay contemplated,
Ihey seek for this purpose a distant, perhaps a
foreign city, and not unfrequently, individuals
personally unknown TO them. become the recip-
lenir of their pecuniary favors. Expenditures
thus diffUSed through various cities of prs,tar
population, fail (frOm their want of conceutr,.
uon) To be- duly appreciated: while the same
amount directed into Its legitimate channel the
encouragement OF our neighbors, would exert
material influence in stimulating industry
InNigoratlng trade, and giving an increased
mP-tus 10 the spirit of enterprise Addi-
uonal opportunities would also be presented
for the interchange of friendly offices and
reciprocal benefits. Arguments in suppOrt
OF these views are superfuous No
satisfactory reason can be assigned for the
withdrawal of T-trOnage from those at koms.
when the various classes OF business men i'm
our CITY, (yIewed with reference to capacity.
moral worth, anda becoming spirit of ac
conmodation,) will compare fayorably with
those OF other and more popul0us cities Our
object in these remarks. is simply to suggest
the propriety of giving TO our expenditures
that direction which will insure the most
decided and beneficial result. There are estj
niabie individuals amongst US, who, through
mere heedlessness. indulge in the practice
TO which we have referred and who.
IN all probability. would be led 10 its immediate
REIMBURSEMENT If they would give 10 the SUBJ
ject moments thought
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Baltimore Market.

Dressed Hogs.-94 cents per b.
Flour-Sales 80 bbls. CITY Mills Medium
grade Extra at S1o.62, 100 bbls. do. shipping
brand Extra m Sl1.5j; 100 bbls. do Super al
1915 $50 bbls. Howard Street Super at 80 IS
100 do. do. at $40; 1OJ do. do. Extra at S1OJ; 50
bills choice Family at sl3.25; 100 bbls common
Western Super. at S7.75aS per Dbl
in.-Wheat-Market steady. with sales of
100 bushels white at 81 800 bushels Delaware
red, choice at S2.S5; 15O bushels MARYLAND AT
$50; $50 bushels prime do. at 50 rs; |. 400 bush
els Pennsy lyanla. good, AT 81 81: no bus hels fair
AT 81 10, 800 bushels common nj S233 Corn
Demand good and prices steady; included in the
sales 600 bushels prime white AT 81 pr $50
bushels good AT S1.1S; 310 bushels damp and
mixed ri - 69a~l. Is: 800 bushels good TO prime
yellow ~ ~1.2ta~1. 81 700 bushels damp at 81 Il
asl.lS; ASA bushels Western mixed at 81 boa
sl.2l. Oats-2.21 bushels received 800 bush
els sold al s2a7l cts. per buShel
ProNiSIons.-Sales of 81 bbls. Western Mess
Pork al SI2..5 per bbl; 80 tres picked Hams on
private terms. Lard steady at I3S cents for
western Bacon quiet at 11Aal11 cents for
shoulders II al2k cents for rib Sides. and ia
l3Z cents for clear rib: Baltimore cured Hams
11al~ cents, latter sugar cured Bulk Meats
nm at "a94 cents for loose and packed Shout
drrS. and l04 cents for Sides.
Poultry and Game.-Turkies. drawn 1Oa23
cents. aud undrawn la cents: Chickens
drawn E}ali cents, and undrawn SalO cents.
G'"Se, Halls cents; Ducks, 16als cents: Quail
Sl5Od~2; Prairie Chickens, S55OaS65O: Pleas
ants. ~Ja-li per dozen.
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FINANCIAL.

During the Eek ending to-day, there has
been r, ccIved at the Treasury Department from
the Printing Division, SiSl,JCo in fractional
currency. During the same period the amount
forwarded was;-To tn u. = Depository at
Chicago, Ill, S6l,t 90; National Banks and
others, Sl32,571.2i. Total, St9i,57i.24.
The amount of securities held by the Treas
urer of the United States, in trust for National
Banks. reported to-day. were as follows:-FOr
circulating notes. S34n.9i1,7 5e; for deposits of
public moneys, So ST., $50. Total, S3Is &c ,7j1.
The amount of National Bank currency is
sued during the week was S74.1I0, making the
total amount issued up to date S3I5,561, 93I.
From this Is to be deducted the curr sncy re-
turned including worn out notes. amounting
to S5726955 leaving in actual circulation AT this
date Sl99 sts},976.
The amount of fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was S}9l, 400.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day
Were a O69, 80 50, making the total amount for
the week ending to-day S6,251, 2.03, and the
total since the beginning of the present year,
SIgI.5i2. sol az
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Lewis Johnson & Co. quote stocks and bond

Lewis Johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-First Board-U. s 6's
1881, coupon. 10oa; 5.20's, 1867, coupons, 1O7 Z
1854 ex-coupOn, 105K; 1861, coupons, 1851; 1865
coupon, new, 1oix; Saws, 1867, coupon, iO4 Y
lef0s, coupons, 1Ol I-30s, second, 1Oix 3O's
bird, 10i%; Canton, 5oH; Cumberland, "a
quicksilver. 81; Mariposa, Z; do. preferr'd, 12X
New York Central. 1lSa; Pacific Mail, ll21s
Atlantic Mail, l13A; Ere, I2H; do. pref'd, 81
1O6%: Michigan Southern, So: Illinois Central
l30Si Cleveland & Pittsburg, s94; North west
erD, COY; do. preferred, 72&; Cleveland and
Toledo. $50 Rock Island, %: Fort Wayne, 81 \;
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 3OH. w. T.
Telegraph, sly; Boston Water Power, 2Oh;
Gold. 1874 l. -
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"oNERNoR SWAMI of Maryland, sent his
message to the Marylan legislature yesterday
II treats OF national politics and State affair.
10 relieve the State Treasury. which il in =
-uaehtthed condition. he recommends the 70
en@c.nhent OF the Defence Loan. repealed nv tho
last legislature, with power TO REIN bur,a frcn,
bounties. The exchange by the Roard 81 D.
ne works OF Si,!o0OO0 OF the preferred stock of
tne BaItImore and Ohio Railroad Conpanv
heid by the State, for the bonds of thar Com
pany' IS announced, and the transactiou j.
CANNED 10 have brought a handsome bonns IN
me Sfat. whist sui leaving the city and STATE
IN \ majority on the Board of Directors of IN
company The reorganization of the PubIjc
SCHOOL system IL urged, and the present system
whilst not entirely approved. l. commended a.
one with which the people will be slow IN mar,
unless something better and more practical can
oe Suo-tituted- The progress made m the on :
IoiInent and organic afiOn Of the militia Of tho
Statr i detailed al length. The total number M
enrolled militia in The Stale is 7q655. of ,rbicb
Guard.
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FThp Rockville (Md.) .SentiRel, one of our
most valued exchanges, we are glad to see j. so
We'll sustained, that n can afford IL enlarge its
borders 1t comes TO us not only enlarged. but
with other satisfactory indications of prosperi
tvs fact that tells ell for the people of Mont
gCmeTN county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-04

IHE WORKING PEoPLE.-Tha New YorL,
bosfa SOn"tlrne ago stated that $3.50 people
Wei" out OF employment in that city: and IL
now reports that iN.0tO are without work i'm
BrooklHn- II II reported that the xorkrnsu
employed IN several mills al Fall River h,X-a
struck Work on account Of the recent reduction
81 cishtsen per cent their WAGES The
CaU-e Of the strike among the coaIhelyrr, of
the DeiaWares Lackawanna and Western Rail-
way. was reduction Of ten per cent in their
wages on account Of The adoption Of the eight
hour system
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sSFrom j. Shillington. OdeOn Building. we
haVe the suPerbly illustrated Christmas num-
Der OF the LoBdoa Illustrated yescs and a copv of
the eheap (25 centsl edition OF Dickens l;rsot
E[PseiofioHS, published by I. b. Peterson 4
Bros, Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-04

NATIONAL THEATEE.-TO-night John +
owens takes his lrave. appearing in three
lSuShable plays On Monday night Brougham's
highiS successful play, The Lottery OF Life, -
J. to b. brought out in excellent STYLE
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- The English expedition to Abysinnia has
been suspended, ii Is stated, in conseqnrnc. of
the release by King Theodore of the White Brit-
18Th CaPtiVes he held
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~ BANK OF The MITRopor,s

WARRINGTON, December q 1877
the regular meeting Of the BOARD ~ n sos
tion was adopted: -,''Ss resoiu-
.Resotred, That ten per cent Of the net .ros,.
ths .Ssnk for the current half year be carried 10
from tha PIN. innd. a. regaired by law snd that
tsJ o. ,sxl upon the pital stock be paid ia ~.
OF January next M0syS rEss day
de IS -2aw1w "SHo hELti,
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BOARDING,

BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED by a Lady and
- Gentleman in private family with pleasant
front room, IN healthy and delightful part of the
city-N. L cor. 10th st. and Mass ave la4 3ta
FURNISHED AND UNEURNISHED FRONT
Il ROOMS, with BOARD, at moderate price cor
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