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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

CAUTION druggists are sometimes
careless, and in purchasing their stock
get hold Of an imitation Of Dr. Sage'S
Catarrh Remedy orea counterfeit article
aud innoceu,ly sell it for genuine. Never
buy package without seeing that the
name printed upon it is DR.. sage's ga
tarrh Cure, New Catarrh Cure, Catarrh
Relever, or some other slmior sounding
name. Also tina, it has printed both up
on the wrapper aud also upon the U. 5.
Government Stamp, which is upon 1t the
words "R. V. Pierce, NJ. d., Buffalo
| n. y" In this way you will be sure to
get the genuine. o'i
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

Nj \ itRIED.
In Middlebury, Nov. 30, by Rev A. +. Bailey
Mr. Wallace b. sumner, and Miss Ella U. CoDb,
both OF Middebury.
In st. Johnsbury, Nov lG, by Rev. W. l..
Moves, Mr. Frederick W. Taylor and Miss Phoebe
Palmer, both Of ST. Johnsbury
Ia Bridpoit, Nov. u, BY Rev. W. W. Winches-
ter, Homer J.. Wright, to Kiss Dora o. Myrick,
both Of Bridport.
In Leicester, Nov. 10, by Hon. Roswell Bottum
Of Orwell, Moses Wswell and Mrs. Polly Dow.
In Rutland, Nov. 10, by Row. Charles Boylan
Mr. Michael Burke and Miss Mary T. Foley, bt I'll
OF Rutland.
In Weybridgc, by Rev l.. c. patrilgc, Nov
IL. Mr. Harvey Adams, Of Addison, and Mis-
Eta samson, Of Wcybridgc
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

The examination of classes at the close
of the Fall Term of this lilne-ho"ored ln-
,litution commenced on Saturday, Nov.
llth. In the forenoon of that day the
examinations were highly interesting,
showing marked progress and high schol-
arly ullainments on the part OF the pupils.
especially in Geometry aud Virgil The
examinations in the afternoon were or Il
high order, especially in Chemistry, great
thoroughuess being exhibited on the part
of the teachers. The examinations were
resumed on Monday, Nov. 18th, and cou-
tinued through the day with highly !leas-
iug results. This Iisllulion i, now beinc
well putrouizcd, and We trust the people
will not withhold their patronage whll,
Prof. +. +. Wright and his competent
board OF teachers occupy their present
positions. The number OF students dur
ing the Fall Term is II; the aggregate
for the ycar,lS7l. The Winter Tenn Of
twelve weeks will commence Dec 4'h-
All Of which, is respectfully submitted
CALVIN SKINNER. Exam'g
DANIEL Is. DUDLLy, Com.
j. d. BALDWIN.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

SAXoNY ADnERE> To TUE GERMAN En-
prRE DRESDEN. Dec .. The Saxon Dl-
ct VS. o pencd yesterday by the Kiug,~ho
in speech ON the throne congratulated
the II use Oh the prosperous condition OF
the kingdom, and declared IN unequivo-
cal terms his adhesion to tho German
Ent.irn
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

TIE RECENT SNow SroRMs-TRAGNs
DlrAIyED.-O naha. Dee. 3. Snow III
ne valley Of the Republican is two feet
deep. a arga number Of people have
ncvn floz n. One parry found seven men
rozcn to death. TAc Union Pacific ex-
press trains, due the 1T and ~, came III
Yesterday. No express from the West
has arrived and none has been sent West
Today. 1t is reported that the train due
dis Afternoon l. stuck at E.m Crcck,ahd
probably will not get Away belore to-mor-
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

TnE FgENcm SITUATION. The New
York Herald thinks "it is more likely than
not that in few days Marshal Mcmahon,
with the army at his back, will be mas
ter Of the situation in France. aud that
the French people will be asked by a
plebiscite to decide under what form OF
government they wish 10 live. We cam
not doubt that plebiscite would restore
the empire
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

Bad enough to lock aud fol bad youiself, but
no excuse for having your horse lopk and iee bad
Iy, when for n small sum you eau buy Shoridan's
Civalry Condition Powders, which given IN grain
two or three times wook. will make bun look
n ii feol well.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

Winter Is now fairly upon us, and tho teams
arc Fastening to tho lumber woods In yariou.
pats Of the country Oar advics To every man
who goes to the wood, bu he captain, cVok, team
ster, or any other MIA, Is to take along II good
stock Of JOhnsons Anodync Lnincnt an Parson
Purgative Pills. Many months Of lab.r Tin the
aggrcgatc) may be saved by this preclution.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

Mrs Ellen Dolan of Bridgeport, Conn,
a poor widow with six children to support,
was found dead in her bed Saturday morn
ing. She had complained Of tooihache
and chilIs the night before, and the cor
oner's jury returned a verdict of death
from congestive chills and want of prop
er medical treatment.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

AFRICAN WINS. 1t is not generally known
that Cape Colony produces tho most delicious
wines grown on the face of the earth. A cargo
rcceiy ed rs a remittance by our n'ghbjrs DR.. j.
U Aver a Co, contains several varieties raised
there, among which the Constancia commands the
highest price Of any wine in the world. Almost
tho entire crop Of it is consumed in the palaces OF
Europe, this raro exception being sent to thoh IN
exchange for their medicines, which have long
been the staple remedies Of south Africa lBos-
ton Journal.
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! SOLDIERS MONUMENT There is not
perhaps in all the north more beauti-
iul and appropriate monument to the
memory OF our patriot dead, than that
recently erected 10 Crown Point, n. Y,
by c. +. Hammond, Esq, at an expense
of between six and seven thousand dol
lars. 1t was at first proposed to erect
one by subscription, but it soon became
apparent that there could be no agree
ment as to where it should he placed, and
50 Mr. Hammond told them they might
throw away their subscription paper aud
he would erect one himself, which he did
at the cost above named
1t has triple base, from which the
shaft, which is of gray granite and square
rises tapering to the height of some thir-
ty feet. On the first section is cut the
names Of each Que who from that town
in any way gave his life for the saliva.
ton Of his country, the number being as
we learned twenty-eght. Above this Is
slight projection or moldng, and then
comes engraved III relief, the names o.
the different battle. grounds where they
fell then another projection, then more
names Of battle.grounts, then on the toy
a pedestal on which stands statue OF Il
full length soldier in full uniform. lie
seems to rest the breech Of his gun Oh
he ground at his feet while he clasps the
TOP Of the barrel with both his hands
His ovcrcoat seems carelessly thrown
over his shoulders and falls in graceful
/ folds to his knees, while the folds in hi.
other clothing is so natural as to almost
lead you to believe that he is really
dressed for the occasion. He has on Il
soldier cap, and as you look up at hin
from the street in front, you almost iu
voluntarily turn away your eyes to avoid
his gaze down upon you, so lite-likc does
he appear. Altogether it is a splcndit
work OF art and will well repay journey
of some miles just to look at it. II.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

The venerable Archdcacon Scott of Durham
Canada East says that he SUI rod from Dyspcp-
sa more than twenty-five years, but that three
weeks use Of the Peruvian syrup Ian lion tonc),
has benefited him so wonderfully that he eau
hardly pursuade himself of the reality and peo-
nll who know him are sstonished ut the char &c.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

by using Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer your hair will resume its ofig'nel vitality
and color.
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ID ED.

In Enosburgh, Nov. IL, Mrs. THpho.a Wilson,
aged 10 years.
In East Montpelier, Nov %, Hiram Ternpeton
aged ~ ycars.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

The Paris Gaulois, abiding to the Chi
cago catastrophe, aud desiring to impress
its readers with the grandeur ofthe great
lakes, says that "the artificial pieces Of
water 10 the Bots de Boulogne can only
give them faint idea Of the Lakes HUI
ron and Superior"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

Coop TEMrLAHs. The annual meeting
of the independent Order OF Good Temp
lars Of the State OF Vermont, will be held
at the hall OF Chanplaiu Lodge in Bur
ington on Tuesday and Wednesday,
January 9,h aud lOih. This body COM
poses membership Of $4,000 in the
State, and representative body OF $50
members. Gen. Geo w. Grundey, q.
". G. T., will preside. The railroads OF
State will carry persons attending the
-cssion ut half fare.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

A VOID QuACks.-A victim Of early indisere'
N tion, causing nervous debility, premature
etc, having tried in vain every advertised remedy
has discovered a simple means Of selt-eure, which
be will send TO his terers. Address J. u
REEVES, rs Nashua-st.. n. y
A-ss;wt
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

GRAND ARMY or THE HEPUBf'c.--Tbc
annual meeting Of the Department OF
Vermont, Grand Army Of the Republic,
will be held in the hall Of Post Stannard.
in Burlington, on Friday, January, II,
1872, commencing at 1890 II. m. Each
Post is entitled to delegates in the ratio
of one for every City members in good
standing The number Of Posts in the
State is tbiriy.six. and the Grand Army
If the Republic is reported TO be in u
nourshing condition Captain John j.
Balm, Inspector General If the Depart
mcnt of ' crmout, will proceed next week
to make an inspection Of the several Posts
IN the State.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

Tur LASH IN DELAWARE. Tho Will
miugion (Del) Commercial gives an nc
count OF the semi annual exhibition Of
punishment Inflicted by the pillory and
lash ia New Cattle las, Saturday. Among
those WHIPPED, was Il man who had been
at the post three times before. lie
said he had all the manhood whipped out
Of him the first time, aud since then, he
didn't care for anything. Eight other
persons were punish d with 20 lashcs
each, aud several with an hour in the
pillory in addition. All Of the offences
we're petty larceuies. Such scenes are II
lasting rcproach TO the State which tole'
rates them, aud Il constant reminder TO
man Of the Diuetcenth century, OF the
gross bai bari,m which belongs back III
the middle nues.
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I,IIt I'll.
NIAitRiED.

Thanksgiving morning Mrs Edgar 5 Fi4ke pre-
scntcd her husband with IA fine daughter.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05
MA RIl ETS.

lIiddlcbury Provision Market.
Middlcbury, Dec g. 1871.
Current Retail Prices, reported by SHELDON
co E, Dealers iu GROCERIES AND PROVlS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT Morrill,
AMpToN.--Mr. T.. A. johnson, Station
Agent at Northampton, on the Connecti-
cut River Railway, was run over last
Saturday forenoon BY an engine that was
being backed while he was standing on
the track. The lett foot was crashed,
which nccessitatcd ampuialion. Ether
was administered, aud he died about five
O'Clock, soon after the limb was taken off.
He had been station agent at Northamp-
ton about six years, and was formerly
employed in the freight department. OF
the Hartford and New Haven Railroad
at Hartford. lie vas about thirty-hve
ycars old. and Ienvcs . wife.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-12-05

The Dec. No, price &c., has 10
pieces Vocal and lnstr'l Piano Mus.
ic, WORTH 81 in sheet form. We will
mail two back Nos. for 81 cents,
four for 30 cents or Jan. to DC
~, for 50 70, Irregular prica, So
Bound Copies for 1911, gilt sides
Yaud edges, s.. The Music is by
Thomas, Hays, kinkel, Gounod ,eta.
L. PETERS, 500 Broadwas, n. Y, P.
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THE COURTR.

CRIMINAL COURT, jude Gii8-In conse.
S S Of JsdEs 0iiH being on the full benz
the Criminal Court was sdJonrned this n ornna to
Friday ne.twhen the case OF z. q. Bowen, iLdiotsd
ces Bicks took place.
POLICE COURT, TO-DAY, JKdge SneU.-Z Mo
llfrtsh was arrested by Officer Columbus YESTERDAY
Market with quart measure having a 10 Sc bottom
IN IL. be left collateral and did not appear before
lateral ioi feted and attachment was ordered 70
De issued TO make him appear TO answer the charge
stamp Of the sesler Of weights and Measures bn
an additional bottom has yidentIy been pn in since
about ous inch ePia sS iorse bottom
LIGHT BREAD.
bread below the standard weight. Seventy -four
Ioaves were found IN bis wagon. ten OF which were
allowance OF dough, the remainder supposed 10 De
short from =, ,tmsin,ng too long in the oven. The
question and they should be protected The
Ssd & ss fk H Thf inch sy
s2 each per leaf for the ten l6avcs Samuel
TSonss a ,ro 0o ,G man, ehsrs,d with steal
in the sum q Sloo, for further hearing. Willis
e"sI nea :Hd s sseTy on
charged With the issme offence; fined SIS and costs
ssa sssay H
newsboys He charged that John bad reported him
to the police Is thief; fined Sc aud costs
smon Ready, living on the chain bridge road,
charged with numerically beating his child Mr.
Hem johnson testified to seeing him kicking some
thing In the road which he thought was q dog, but
on nearing screams he tov ard them and saw IL
was bis little girl who into the woods 10 hide
iIoh nm; ne Was REQUIRED to give $40 bonds for
RAID ON AN UPTOWN pGwpy HOUSE.
Last night, Lieut.. Ecklof by oraer Of MAJOR
Richards: with Sergeant Gsrmon and a squad OF
ofncers OF the sixth precinct station, made raid
abhwdy house kept by Martha Jones No. lila 18th
near street and captured the proprietress Lizzie
Miller, and q woman who gave her q anne as Fannie
natthsws, though II is alleged her true name 10
Mary Talbot, inmates Of the house " James II
oneIs. They were all taken to the sixth precinct
steiion house., where they were provided with
lodgings for the night. and this morning Martha
Jones brought before the court the charge OF
Keeping oawdy house. Lieut.. Eckloff testified
TO making the arrest by order OF Major Richards
and fndire two girls and Q young man there.
female Lizzie Miller who In the hou use hen
the raid was made, testified that she went there N
company o.s With young lady, Cp Mary withers: TO
departments there p AIMED Krebs, but who gave
MS name a. Brown Mary Withers corroborated
the statement made by Lizzie Miller, but knew
nothipg az anr the reputation of the house Lien.
tenant Ecklon testified that hen he first entered
the house the keeper Mrs Jones, denied that there
we're any parties there but going to the a pper
rooms they found Brown" in a room with he
and COSTS An appeal was taken by her COUNSEL A .
b. " ilams. a
The csse against Annie Wilson, cbaroaa ui,h
keeping bavdy house, postponed until To- dsv -.
taken mp, and, after further testimony shs wss
fined Q 100 and costs ~ "~'
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GEORGETOWN.

THH CARNIVAL on the Potomac Tonight
promises to be grand affair. Besides the
many small boats out and imitation gondoias,
all decorated with chinese lanterns, there viii
be large schooner illuminated from deck to
masthead and towed by the steam tug Laura,
with a band of music on board. The Potomac
and Analostan boat clubs will be serenaded.
TIE steamship Hercules is not yet freely
aioat, although the owners have taken ont
about 600 tons of coal, leaving still in her hold
1875 tons. The extent of the damage to her hull
cannot be ascertained until she is fully I'M
loaded.
SALES OF GRAIN.-A lot of 500 bushels red
wheat was sold to-day at SLIP per bushel.
DROWNED A white man nv the name OF GINS
Doyle, employed as q deck hand on board the
schooner Addie p. Avery, Captain Silas Byrsn,
from New York, was on a scaffOld engaged in
painting the vessel yesterday, when the scaffold-
ing gave way, and he was precipitated into the
water and drowned.
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corning facilities for obtaining suitable FIRE
proof places of deposit for the records Of the
corporations Of Washington and Georgetown
and the Levy Court, and accommodation ms for
the officers to whose Offices they may hereafter
be attached. Adopted.
Mr.. Hall called up his resolution relative 20
filing the position made vacant by the resiyui-
ton of Mr.. Pope. Agreed to.
Mr.. Thompson nominated VIM. VI. New.
Mr.. Brown nominated james M. Talley.
Mr.. Douglass nominated Mrs. Belva Lock
wood.
Mr. Cross nominated Mr.. John l.. Club.
Mr.: Peek presented communication from
Frank Y. Corning, ST., setting forth his claims
TO the position.
On the fourth ballot VIM. NJ. New was
elected.
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GABLE SCREW WIRE
Boots and Shoes
HAVE PROVED

BEST PROTECTION AGAINST DAMPNESS,
The MOST PLIABLE,
1HE MOST DURIBLE,
The MOST SATISEACTORY
covering ever worn upon the foot. They cannot
rR are pnsauallsd for preserving their shape, and
grades, from the liRhteet to the hesyiest
u. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
not'1 l rAtent stamp On bottom Of every one.
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OotoH Hda. CIeoH Hd1t-
CLOTHING!
nice fitting SUIT can always be found at p
Wsllsch's, Odeon Hall, corner Al stree: and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Handsome Suits, all colors, qualities and styles
OF American and imported Cloths and Ca ssh
meres.
Also, large stock of Blue Flannel Frock and
Sack Suits.
White Marseilles Vests, double and single
breasted.
Best stock Of Mems, Youths and Boys Shirts
in the city.
Gents Underwear a speciality.
p. WALLACE, Oieon Hall,
corner 4 street and Pam avenue.
Odeon Hall. Oisou Han
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SPRING CoLoRs.-I have just received lar ge
assortment of our celebrated Dollar Kids, in new
shades. CHAs. BAUM, 40S It'll street.
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LADIES SUITS made 10 order from sc u .; also.
Suits for Children and Misses, at q. Bsum's
Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, 4OS eth street
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CHILDRRE's SuITs, in Linen, Lawn, and Mar
settles; also, fine Imported Dresses, and sold AZ
low figures, at q. BAUM's Undergarment Fac
tory,
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THB UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS which the $40
Mclean & Hooper Elastic Lock stitch Sewing
d achine has met with, has induced the Messrs.
Rosenthal to secure also the agency of the I'm
proved Wilson Shuttle $40 Sewing Machine
(which stitch alike on both sides of the fabric !
Either of those machines are frst-class: can do
as much variety work as any, and even more
than some high priced machines. They are sold
on very accommodating terms, and warranted
by A. & j. Roeenthal, No. 40 Seventh street.
T. She Wilson Improved shuttle Machine
is well adapted for heavy work, such as leather,
clothing. etc, as II is for all kinds of family sew
ing. and we would call the attention of shoe
makers, tailors, carriage trimmers, &C., to this
fact.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN IN Doors AND
the uoot and shoe business by the lst Of June
am now offering my complete stock at prices
less than cost OF manufacturing.
j. RosKNTHAL, No. 404 It'll street.
CACTIoN.-Berdre Of Imposto7s As some I'M
scrupul0us parties are In the habit Of stating
that their places of business are branch stores
OF the Original Franc, hereby notify the pub
no connection with any similar Institution in
this city. The Original Franc, dealer in Gents
Furnishing Goods, All 18th ST., between ID and E.
CcWING's PATENT NRCKTIB FASTENER, for
sale wholesale ndretail, atthe Original Francs,
stores.
NOVELTIES IN NECK WEAR, at the Original
Francs, 431 It'll street. The cheapest Store in
the city. No branch stores.
GREAT VARIETY IN WHITe SHIRrs two
or three pleats-eylete, buttons or studs-open
in front OF in back-all siZes-at the Original
Francs Cents Furnishing Store, 431 7th street
At Popular Prices. No branch stores.
Buy TEE CELEBRATED FRAFO' Corr.Ps
the best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, ADJ TIA street
Look for the name. No branch stOres. a.
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CITY ITEMS.

FINE JEAN DRAWERS,
Fine Muslin Drawers,
Fine Linen Drawers, and
Fine GauZe Drawers,
from 80 TO "A waists.
GEO. q. HENN1HG, 410 9TH street, n. W.
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l HAVE just received our new styles OF Cor
sets. Also, a full assortment of the j. B. P
Corsets, which L sell ct reasonable prices. q.
BAUM, 4OS It'll street, Corset Manufacturer.
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Odeon Han.

EASE TO TIE FKgT.-For Corns and other
diseases of the feet visit Dr. Whites establish
ment, 535 18th street, opposite U. Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-23

To TIGHTEN the hair insthe scalp and keep il
from falling OFF use Halls Vegetable Sicilan
Hair Remover,
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"THE FLOWER QUEEN" a cantata in ,wo
nsTts, 10 be performed AZ Walls Opera House
THIS evening Is beautiful production, with b ma
tone.
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hkcoysRED.-Gr. w. ID. Hughes has recov-
the publication Of toe TImes.
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ofLEeI E1Cr RsIos.-Extensive preparation,
are being made for a select exeur.ion "a Ma
shall HAIL on tuesday, May 3Oth, on the stea rner
the committee. "i0 W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-23

II az interesting Strawberry Festival OF the
light. commences 10
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nOOLEY's YEAST POWDER.
The attention Of Housekeepers, Hotels and Others,
ls invited TO the superior merits and excellence
over al other preparations, OF this perfectly pure
and iniallible
BAKING POWDER,
1t stands unrivalled for producing elegant, Isbs
and nutritious
RoLLs, BISCUITS. BUCKwHEAT, CORN,
and other Griddle Cakes,
wAFFLEs, DUnPLINGs. POT PIES, PASTRY.
&C.
10 specially adapted for use by INLAND or
OCEAN vessels, as t r. put III Tins hich are i'm.
perviOus to the action Of weather or time. TRY IT.
THIS VALUABLE CULINARY ARTICLE
lie put us in cans Of 4 ID, u ID, lib, and lbs
each, actusl net weight. as represented, and soi-
generally throughout the United States b Grocers
and ship-chanolers
DOLBY & BRO, Manufacturers,
mbN 1aweow6m % New Street. New York.
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A VOID QUA0Ke.-A victim q early fndiscrs.
"A ton, causing nervous debility, Vremafure de-
cay &C., having tYied IN win every Advertised rem
eey, has simple means Of self cure, which be vi
TU1fLD,Jo 0sssel -, Kew Fora. da0-e0oD
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0H&8BY WI03 IL BOHDs
We have . few Or. CASKS very 8ele and denoass
town, d. O., which Ne viii ell at a.yery mail Cd
vance. 1t il wine Of our Own importation from the
nasss The e n Inc. zine this AIDE the A.
'A W. are sols xsents In the pistrist
On Co.I ySrld rsaoynsd PURx wHEAI
Tor medicinal uses. The trsde Piled At dstiierz
priees,by BROWNING AlpDLKToH,
~ 61l PennGylva,lta svenue,
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To PROPERTY BUYKRs.-Special attention IL
called TO the chancery sale this afternoon of
valuable improved property on the north side
OF Pennsy lvania avenue, between 4 u and 9Th
streets. Said sale will take place at $50 D. M.
CoEPoRAT1oH BoNDe.-Seven-tbirty corpor-
alton of Washington bonds have been sold this
week at 81 with the interest to date OFF, which
is equal to one per cent. premium.