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Groceries G7ad Produce.
8. GILLIAN & CO., next door be


8. GILLIAN & CO.. next door below
81. the Post-office, keep constantly on hand
a large stock of choice Groceries; also Salt and
Plaster, and COO gallons prime stoneware, all of
which we will sell very cheap.
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NEW GROCERY sTORE:-J. W Ut
~ ley & Co., dealers in Choice Family Gro
ceries, Bagby's new building Frederick street,
Staunton, Va, respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they have in store choice
stock Of sugars, coffees, teas, bacon, lard soap,
candles, fish, salt, molasses, tobacco, plaster,
brooms, buckets, shoes, &C., and, in fact every
thing usually found in first-class grocery store.
Cash paid for country produce, or goods given
in exchange at market prices. They are pre-
pared to supply families with anything in the
grocery line at very low prices for cash.
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III KER ~ BRO, Augusta street, oppo-
IL. site the P. O., have for sale
COFFEEs,
ssss TEAS, &C.
No Hams, family sizes, breast bacon Wood S
Family Roe Herring, nice new mackarel, n. G.
cut Herring, buckets, brooms, tubs and all kinds
of wooden ware 800 earthen crooks, white bolt
ed meal, -four oats and offal.
@g- Bring your greenbacks, and get cheap
goods and good goods au3O
EOR Fresh Crackers call at the ''new store on
Il the wharf. R. d. SEARS, agent.
ENOR Wooden Ware of all kinds call at the
il ''new store' on the wharf.
R. D. SEARS, agent.
F1''s, 1zo snzns sszn ~
Always in store, choice FLOUR ssS ksassE -
for Family use. CORN MEAL and FEED of
all kinds at the lowest wholesale and retail prices
BUTCHER 6 LEWIS,
next door above the Postoffce, Staunton.
july1912m
BOWERS & PRHTCHARD,
IL Augusta street. Staunton, Va,
GrOcers. Fl0ur, Grain and Produce
MERCHANTS.
ON HAND-4,00O pounds Bacon, White and
Brown Sugars, Green and Black Teas,
Markell, Herrings, &C., &c.
july19-6m
EvHNE TEAS.-We have very superior teas,
IL at reasonable prices-English Breakfast
Tea-a prime article All qualities of Teas at
iu7 RICHARDSON & WHEAT
GHgCKENS, Chickens, always on hand
" at the new store the wharf.
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HEeRGE M. HARRISON,

HEORGE M. HARRISON,
eT ATTORNEY-AT-LA
STAUNToN, VA,
will practice in all the Courts holden IN Augusta
county, and in the Circuit Courts OF the aoJoih-
"a Strict attention given to the collection OF
Claims. -. &c
Office-East of Courthouse, over Court OF
Appeals Room. augz-Iy
TRAvERS PHILLIPS j. FRED. EFFINGER.
g0EEEEETPS Il EFFENGER,
ATTORNEYS AT Law
STAUNToN, VA,
will practice in all the courts of Augusta ana Al
leghany, and in the Circuit Courts Of RocKlng- :
ham, Rockbridge and Nelson. ;,
Sl. Special attention given to collecting.
.-luE-1u
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~ uANaER M D. ]. II. FULTZ, NJ. D.
ed a co-partnership in the practice of med!-
cine, offer their professional services to the cltl
zens Of Staunton and vicinity When not 10 PRO pro-
essionally engaged they will be found at Il fnele th
Slnoe 9Ne.o4on ~ ~ o4s3oo CO. nov2-tf
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IouN RATDWIN GEO. NJ. COCHKAN, JK
g%1AGDyVgN q COCHRAN,
tx ATTORNEYS AT Law,
81 STAUNToN, VA,
w " na,lrtS1 "a =, - jan4-tf
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DENTIST,
MAIN STREET, Staunton, Va.
OFFIcE:-Over Ceases Confectionery Store
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The woman in black" "-Dinah.
The New York herald., 1870-12-18
TEE FIRST SNAP OF WINTER.

Close Of Navigation on the Misunderstanding q
ON the Ponds.
Al last grim Winters breath has chilled to death
the lingering airs OF autumn. Premonitory flakes
OF snow, followed py inciptent hail. noods OF ram
and fierce blasts Of Northern wind, gave warning
that the extraordinarily mild season which the people
hereabouts have been enjoying must soon give way
to Christmas weather. A keen, biting wind has
swept the Hudson for some days, the air was laden
with frost and there were the usual signs in the
heavens pQrtending the near approach OF winter.
On Friday last some OF tho uptown
PONDS WERE FROZEN OVER
and on two OF thcm In the vicinity 0f Madison ave-
nue., the eager boys naugurated the skating season.
Tne Ice was In some parts OF these ponds two
inches thick. The risky sport OF skating on the
Tor the watchful policemen on duty there. A large
number OF boys wandered toward the ParK yester-
day. but were disappointed in their expectations.
The comparatively warm weather which prevailed
during the day was fatal to their hopes. Prepara-
items an extended scale are, however, now being
made, In the expectation that with the coming week
the skating season win fairly commence.
NAVIGATION ON THE HUDSON
Is closed for the season. The river Is choked with
floating ice In the neighborhoOd OF Albany, and
consequently the danger to boats gong up and
down would be very considerable. Some hay and
grain barges In tow OF propelers now on their way
up the river from this city will, 1t is feared be
frozen in FOR the winter. The Hudson river navga-
tors are confident that the winter will be exceed
inHIy severe.
The New York herald., 1870-12-18
MTRDEg0US RIVER THIEVES.
A Schooner Boarded by ssLand Sharks''-The
Captain and One Of the Gang Wounded.

A Schooner Boarded by Gland Sharks''--The
Captain and One Of the Gang Wounded.
Scarcely day passes without record being
made OF some desperate attempt ut robbery, with
violence, along the river frontage OF this city, and
1t not unfrequenty happens that not only Is properly
of great value stolen, but men are missed who were
left In charge OF It, and never again heard OF. The
inference is that In most cases murder. as well as
robbery is committed. The river front appears now
to be as thickly infested with these
RECKLESS, MURDERoUs RUFFIASs
as ever. The schooner G. Clemens was lying snugy
moored at the foot Of jackson street yesterday
morning, at about three O'Clock, when she was
boarded by gang OF desperadoes for the purpose
or plunder. These members Of the murder fra
ternityn cautiously descended to the cabin where
the captain-Samuel Mcore-and one Of the deck
hands were sleeping. The pirates however, were
awakened the Inhabitants OF the cabin who leaped
10 their feet and drew their revolvers covering
intruders as they approached. scufie ensued,
and during the 1racaS several shots were fired,
The
CArTArN WAS SEVERELY WOUNDED.
As retaliation for this the deck man fred at one
OF the thieves, weundlng him badly in the leg but
he was Immediately removed by his comrades, who
made their escape In boat before the police were
In attendance Captain Moore was taken by the
police 70 the nearest station house, where his
wounds were dressed Dy the surgeon.
THE WOUNDED THIEF
was rendered quite helpless, as his compan.
ions were compelled to carry him between
them TO the boat Yesterday afternoon IN
officer OF the Thirteenth precinct arrested .
man named James Coflee, 4os Water street,
he being the man recognized by the cock and one OF
the deck hands as he was leaving the schooner
This man is considered to De the ringleader of the
thieves. He was taken to the Central ONCE and
after taking an elaborate description OF him the Su-
perntendent sent him TO the ''national photograph
gallery' to have hts photograph taken by the public
operator TO adon the walls OF the Gallery Tor the
benefit OF the generations to come. He was subse-
quently taken 20 the Essex street Police Court and
rerDaDded for sentence.
The New York herald., 1870-12-18

Tho PRrschlnI School House Of st. Charles
Borrcmeo Badly Damascd.

Tho PsrschlnI School House Of 81. Charles
B0rromeo Badly DAMAGED.
The alarm OF 1re was given last evening In Brook
lyn about half-past SIX O'Clock, ana Q prompt re-
sponse to the call to duty rendered by the Fire
Department. Tho scene Of the fire was the base.
ment OF the parochlal school house, or st. Philome-
mas Institute, attached to the Church OF St.
Charles Borromeo, Sidney place. near Livingston
street. The smoke burst forth In great volume, and
the flames ragged with considerable vehe-
mence for several minutes after the water
was brought to bear upon the connagratlon,
which threatened the destruction Of the building.
The flames. however were subdued after consider.
able damage had been eccasioned. The nre was
rst discovered In the cellar beneath the front part
Of the building wnere the coal and wood are stored
fof While 1t appeared as though the pastoral resi-
dence adjoining the schoolhouse In question (Which
Dy nre three years ago. would also take re but this
was prevented through The energy Of the fremen.
The walls OF Rev. DR.. Freils residence were badly
damaged by the SMOKE as was also the furniture
and pictures. The clereymen were engaged In the
confessional In the chapel above when the alarm
was given, ana quite panic was occasioned among
the penitents or the time being. who scampered out
as fast as possible. The damage TO the school ana
parsonage VIII be doubtless IS 600. There is an in
surance In the Continental Insurance Company for
$4,000 on the school building ard one for $4,000 IN
another company on the dwelling house. The origin
OIL tile Ire was not ascertaned.
The New York herald., 1870-12-18
STATEN ISLAND BONDS.

From statement before the Board of Supervisors
OF Richmond county this week, it appears that the
Board OF Supervisors under the act Of February 2,
1870, are given power to issue bonds Of the county
for $152ooo and s9s 600 yet to be issued under
Its provisions. On the 10th 1t was resolved that
bonds to this amount be issued In accordance with
the said act az fOllows:-s40, 900 in $500 each pay
able on February 1885, and S57 900 or $1,000 each,
payable on February l. 1856 with interest at seven
gust ], in each year. at such national bank in New
YORK city as may be designated Messrs. Van Chef
and Ellis are committee to prepare and negotiate
these bonds
The New York herald., 1870-12-18
AEwTuws WANTS TO JOIN LuNG ISLAND CITY.

At the next session OF the Legislature It Is the In
tention OF large number OF the influential residents
OF that part of Newtown to petition the Legislature
to allow the entire town to be embraced In the limits
OF Long Island City. This decision has arisen on &C.
town, and because the people think that with city
charter the ring cannot steal as eectually as they
do now. A large number OF wealthy men are re-
moving from the town on account OF this state OF
thing, and the feeling Is general that unless some.
things is done for the relief Of taxpayers taxes Will
eat up the entire property OF the town. In proper
tion to the inhabitants and wealth, the Newtown
ring more corrupt than their brethren in the
adjoining
The New York herald., 1870-12-18

Shocking ARRAY In Erookiyn--Ons Man
Loses Eye and Another Loses u Cheek.
A desperate affray occurred yesterday between TIVE
men, named Dennis Gerraghty and James McDou-
gall, who are employed in q South Brooklyn saw.
mill. The men had an alteration ABOUT week
since and had no5 spoken together since that time
Yesterday, as McDougall was passing Gerraghty in
the shop, he spoke pleasantly TO him. Gerraghty,
without making any reply, struck McDougall with O
file,
DESTROYING ONE OF HIS EYES.
Some OF the friends OF the men then interfered
and prevented them from doing any further injury
20 each other. policeman was called in, ana they
were taken to Justice Walshs court The Justice
being engaged ut the time the men were both
placed In q cell TO await examination. They had
only been there short time when they got into q
desperate encounter,
BITING AND GoUGlNG
each other In the most shocking manner. BY the
time officer Fox got into the cell they were down
upon the floor, and McDougan had succeeded In
taking a big mouthful out Of Gerraghtys cheek.
The had to be separated by and placed IN
senaraIe cells 70 await examneilops
The New York herald., 1870-12-18
TIE ROTTEN BAY BRIDGE IlSASTsR.

large force Of men with large steam derrick
were employed all Gay yesterday removing tho
debris OF the disaster Of the preceding day at the
draw OF the rotten bridge OF the Central Railroad
across Newark bay. All efforts were used yesterday
to rescue the broken part OF the draw which rested
on the submerged engine and tender. The body OF
poor Henry Cooper, the fireman, has not yet been
recovered. IL Is believed to be wedged IN between
the engine and tender. He leaves family residing
in or near Jersey City. The remaining half of the
draw has been opened, SO that vessels can now, by
the exercise OF great care, pass through,
The New York herald., 1870-12-18

Eellfserent Car Drivers in Brooklyn.
Philip Carr, driver on the Flushing and Graham
Avenue Railroad, was arrested yesterday morning
for committing murderous assault with an iron
hook on the person or Michael Schedeger, the driver
ofa wagon. who attempted to his path. Justice
Eames sent Carr before the Grand Jury to answer
q charge OF felonious assault.
Last evening difficulty occurred between William
T.. Davis, driver en- the North Second Street Rail-
road, ald William Calvary, driver on the Grand
Street ana Newtown Railroad, when Calvary at
tackled Davis with car hook, and beat HIM In o
shocking manner. Davis wounds were dressed by
Police Surgeon Creamer. His assailant escaped
arrest,
The New York herald., 1870-12-18
Aoa-pkCGlge AT THE WEST.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. II, 1870
The secretary of the Merchants Exchange has the
following statistics OF hog-packing:-In st. Louis
10000; same time last year, 155,96s In Chicago.
275o2o; last year, SoS 4o5. In Cincinnati, 2o4,e42;
1884. In Milwaukee, $4,000; last year, 76,5oo
Quincy, $3.50; last year, 20,ol0 Keokuk, 1900; /;
last year, 26,000. Sc. Joseph, 21,000; DeSmoines,
5000; KANSAS City, 11.30o: Burlington. 800
The New York herald., 1870-12-18
A FRIENDLY FIGHT.
T-yins Who is 'stbc Best Man" and Losing a
Finger.

Finger.
Peter Connolly, alias Corners, a waiter, residing
at 223 East Twenty-second street, and a companion
named Lewis Derbest OF 109 West Fortieth street,
on Friday afternoon went on n drunk together and
imblbed large amount OF lighting whskey. About
half-past eight, while they were discussing az TO
who was "the best man. OF The two, Connolly pro-
own hook. Derbest beng In good fight
ing condition readily assented, and the two
clinched. After rolling over the pavement for about
hair block in each others embrace Connolly sue
ceeded in getting his adversary's inger ID his mouth
and bit lt nearly OF. Derbests shout for help brought
to his assistance Onlcer Rowland, OF the Twenty
ninth precinct, who conveyed the man eater TO the
station house, when police surgeon was summon
ed and the injured nnger. which was hanging by tho
skin, properly cared tor The prisoner was arragned
before Justice Shandley at Jefrerson Market yester-
day morning and committed for examination,
The New York herald., 1870-12-18
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Lieutenant Commander Chester Hatfield has been
ordered to an examination for promotion. Lieu
tenant Commander George A. White has been
ordered to command the onward, vice Commander
Milton Haxtun, ordered to return home. Master r..
w. Greenleaf has been detached IRON the Pawnee
aud ordered to the Npsic.s Surgeon w. r. Scho-
field is detached nom the Terror and placed on walt
inG orders,
The New York herald., 1870-12-18
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

CITTr-STEwART.-On Monday. November %, at
ST. stephens church, bv the Rev. DR.. McGlynn, ana
at the Episcopal TRANSPORTATION church, by the
Rev. Or. Houghton, CLAUDIO A. CTrI, grandson Of
the late ViscOunt Donna Deu, OF Marseiles, France
to KATE, only daughter or Thomas Stewart, Esq, all
Of this city. No cards.
Philadelphia and California papers please copy.
CROSSMAN-BELLoNI-On Thursday, December l5
by Rev. g. H. Vaudeville DID,, assisted Dy II.
w. N. Mcvlcker, at Holy Trinity church, Harlem, c.
b. CRossMAN, OF New York, to Larry L. BELLoNI.
eldest daughter OF the late LOUIS J. Bellon, Of
Harlem.
DAvIEs-RICE.-At Boston. Mass, on Thursday,
December Is. by the Right Rev. Frederick ID. Hun
tingt0n, DID,, and the Rev. Alexander II. Vinton,
d. D., WILLIAM g. DAVIES of New York, to LUCIE
c., daughter OF Hon. Alexander II. Rice, OF Boston.
FINLAY-MAGEE-At the residence OF the BRIDES
father, Jamesburg N. j., on Thursday. December
49, JOIN FINLAY, OF Hoboken, N. j., TO MARY E..
daughter OF Joseph 9. Magee Esq.
HARRIs-CLARKE-0n Thursday. December Is,
by the Rev. r. 8. Macarthur, pastor OF Calvary
Baptist church, GEORGE l.. HARRIS, OF New Yorx.
to MARY EMMA, daughter OF Captain Samuel Clarke.
SMITH-BRUNER.-On Thursday evening, Decem-
ber 49, at the residence OF the BRIDES mother by the
Rev. stephen Fl. Tying, Mr.. EDWARD w. SMITH 10
KATE A. BRUNER, both OF New York.
The New York herald., 1870-12-18

day. afternoon, at two O'Clock, from 2l5 Forsyth
street, near Houston.
sANDERs.-On Friday, December 10, LIZZIE.
daughter OF Frederick W. and Adeiia Sanders, aged
years.
invited to attend the funeral, this Sunday afternoon
ut two O'Clock, from Newark Plank road, near
Bergen avenue Jersey City date Bergenl.
OF Benjamin Scott, aged 80 years..
The relatives and rien 81 family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, Monday after
noon nc one O'Clock from her late residence, No. 6z
Barrow street.
sHERwooD.-At Tarrytown, on Saturday, Decen1-
Der IL, HARRIET, wife Of Thomas Sherwood, aged
% years. months and II days.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of her
son, at Tarrytown, on Monday afternoon at two
O'Clock. Relatives and friends OF the family are In
vited to attend. Carriages Will he III readiness 40
the depot on the arrival OF forty minutes past A.
Nd. train from New YORK, via Hudson River Railroad.
SiLLcox On Friday, December 10, HENRY A..
SILLCoX, aged 80 years.
q. Marsters, so York street. Jersey CITY, on Monday
morning, at eleven o'clock. Remains to be taken TO
New Brunswick, n. j.
SsnTH.-on Saturday, December II, DoRcAs
Funeral services at the residence or her niece, Mrs.
Deborah A. Smiler 1893 Madison street, ION Monday
morning, at eleven O'Clock Friends are respect
fully invited TO attend. Tho remains will be in.
tered at Montclair, N. ].
yANDERBILr.--on Friday December 10, Of scarlet
fever, FRANZ, youngest child OF George ana Sarah
l.. Vanderbilt, aged years and months.
attend the funeral from the residence OF his parents
No. 27G stanton street, this Sunday afternoon at
one O'Clock.
wELoH.-on Thursday, December Is. THOMAS D.
WEIGH aged 80 years.
His friends and acquaintance ana those OF hia
brolher-inaw, James ii. Fay, are requested to
attend the funeral from the residence OF tine latter
213 East Ftfty-eghth street. this Snnday afternoon
at one O'Clock. The members or Typographical
Unl0ni NO. " are aAso invited 10 attend
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
FREDERICK 5. WINSTON, SEYMOUR l. Hustled.
JOHN " L. PRUYN, SAMUEL ID. BABCOCK,
WILLIAM MOORE, DAVID HOADLEY,
ROBERT II. MoCURDY, HENRY A. sMYTHE,
|. GREEN PEARSON. WILLIAM v BRADY
MARTIN BATES, WILLIAM r. DODGE,
WILLIAM BELTS, GEORGE 5. CoE,
JOHN wADSwoRTH WILLIAM NJ vERMILYE,
ALFRED EDWARDS. JOHN y. DEvELIN,
OLIVER II. PALMER, WELLINGTON CLAPP,
SAMUEL 4. srRoULLs, ALoNZo CHILD.
SAMUEL NJ. CORNELL. HENRY E. DAVIES.
LUCIUs ROBINSON. RICHARD A McCURDY,
W SMITH BROWN, FRANCIS sKIDDY
RICHARD PATRICK, ELLIOT CONDlCT,
WILLIAM H. PoPHAM. JAMES C. HOLDEN,
WILLIAM A. HAlNEs, HUGH v. CAMP,
EZRA WHEELER, HERMAN c. VAN POST
RICHARD A. McCURDY, Vice President.
SHEPPARD ROMANS. Actuary.
JOHN NJ STUART Secretary.
FREDERIC Schroeder. Assistant Secretary.
WILLIAM BETS LID.
HDN. LUCiUS ROBINSON Counsel,
HON. HENRY f. DAvIEs,S
G's Sl Is s b. Medical Examiners
Ia AND l@ BROADWAY.
Corner OF Liberty o..
January 20, 1870.
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Auttlon lurtes.

UCTiON sALE-rhs day Saturday. at 1914
~ oelock Al l5 West 18th a.. near 9th Av. Furniture
otlourstury no use carpets, &c,
L. FITZGERALD, Auctioneer.
LCTION.-1 .YLOR, Auctioneer, this CAV, at 81
~ West 18TH st near 9Th Av at 100 O'Clock. parloT
suites pianoiorte, chamber furniture, &c,
ID CAFFNEY, Auctioncer. 225 Bowery. sells THU
day. at 10Y O'Clock, the stock and fixtures OF Gha
grocery store. III Goercx II.
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Aottls.
ON AND AFTER DATE the chop hoHc de.
7artment OF the Aston House EXCHANGE will be open
until midnight. Out Of town pAtIes will md the
nocest Of yiands and prompt attendance. Entrance
or ladies on Barclay st. The attention OF the public
invited to orr increased facilities. Chops steaks.
Welsh ra-eots, &c. served on the English plan.
c. A. sTETsoN's SONS.
MARION HOUSE,
w EAS1 BROADWAY, COR. CATHAEINR ST.
u PER NIGHT,
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EnnrlfiNL.

;finntiuL
FlRsT noRreAeE
ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Tho last Of the issue of noOoOoo now ready for sale
and delivery, amounting 70
ard are the only bond. ever issued By this Company
They arc secured By frst and only mortgage upon
the entire property Of the Company. including fran
chises right OF way &C. and the safe rate OF 1880
per mile complete and equipped road in successful
operation. Trustees for the mortgage. FARMERS
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
This road connects st. Louis with st. Joseph by the
most direct and shortest route.
They are coupon bonds. in denominations of o. ooO
payable Cprncpai and uteresp in gold in the city OF
New York.
The principal is payable in twenty-five years from
November. 1893. in gold.
The nterest at the rate of si1 per cont per apnum
npayable, in gold, the nrst OF May and November In
each year, at the Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
free OF tax.
We are authorized to offer these Bonds for sale a.
SIN accrued interest In currency We do 90 with
full knowledge OF the perfect security upon which they
are issued with this knowledge we uuhesitatlngy
recommend them q safe and reliable Investment.
TANNER q CO..
" Wall st.
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The foregoing statement comprises the business OF
eleven months only The fiscal year OF the Company
has hitherto commenced the t day of February and
expired upon the 3ist day OF January For several
years past the Superintendent OF Insurance. Depart
men Of this state mas urged the Officers OF the Company
to make the nsca year concldent with the caiend.r
year. pursuant to the provisions OF special sta,ate
authorizing such change. The Board OF tees at its
meeting OF January, 10Th iust decided ,at the time
had arrived when compliance w.t. tie wishes OF the
state authorities was both eSSdent and proper and
accordingly made the Change. Hereafter the fiscal
year OF the Company ~i extend from the LIST day OF
January TO the SIT day of December both days incu
siye.
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TUE LAME WALK
THE BLIND SEE
THE DEAF HEAR
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4orses ano Garrmo,a.

RVF~F|
A FINE mare for sale suitable for the country
n price, go Apply 10 slMMs, 1872 West SOth st.
VNQR SALE horses suitable for eKprossman or
for hacking sound and Kind will be sold single or
pouble: Apply At livery stable IN Lexington aY. be.
tween ooth and 51th ste.
1NOR SALE cheap A good brick cart and har
y meas, rs good As new Used hut months Apply To
. =. THORN co, builder, i6 Vest Houston Il.
TX SUPERIOR work horses Just from Cincinnati
4 - suitable for Ill purposesi also, a pair OF vol
Goke mules. 10 Yesuy 81