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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01
SINGING SOCIETIES

Richmond philharmonic Association meets
every Thursday evening at O'Clock, in their
hall on Main street. near corner of Eleventh
President. Marion j, Dimmock; Fice-Prcsi.
dent. W. b. Bigelow; Secretary, 4. Ii. Cham
hcrlayne, Jr. Treasurer, X. Il. Tyler; Ii.
brarian. Charles Lundin. Membership, 203
GeSangverein Virginia meets every Wed.
nesday night. in their hall, on Broad street
between Sixth and Seventh. George Klein
president. Membership, 14l.
Germania Manprchor meets every Thurs.
day night. Musical Director, Charles Sibert.
Membership. IS,
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SOUTHERN ENTERrEISE.-The HqrliNi
Christian, OF Columbia. :. c.. cites ii.
Religious Herdid OF this city as strikiu.
illustration of the fact that business energy
will pay in the South rs well as in the North
1t says that in all respects the HerUld j.
equal to the best religious wcekic> pnbIishei
at the North, and that its circulation b.
reached sixteen thousand. The NcTGid ha
certainly become Il great power not ouIy Id
the South, but throughout The whole county.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN T

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OrFIcE DECEMBER 81. 1872
David SisSel. l.. c., n. c.: L. Hill, care OF
Frank Stoval; Wellington Gordon, Rich
mond, Va; n. ID. Cosby, Woodbury. Mills,
Va: J. w. Beyeridgc, Richmond, Va;
Miss Mamie Archer, Hanshury, S. c.; Will
lie Ii. Hooper, care David Sands & Co., Tun.
dican, Matanzas, Cuba; A. j. Terry, Rich
mond, Va; John Ellis, 'Bushell, Va; B. I.
Wilkinson, care of G. w. Royster, Rich
mond, W.; B. p. Yates, Monrovia, Africa
Jerry Wilkins. -.
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Ho,LYwoop-Janes 'O'Keefa sexton.--
Whole number Of burials, 3o4. Males, ss2a;;
females. IS stubborn, 2. -,
t,Akwoop CEaETERy--William l.. Smith
Keeper Whole number Of buriais, 22e.
Males. 10l; females, l2o.
Colored Burwag- Ground.--Total number
of burials, 1as. Males, so; fetnales, os.
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PARpoHED.--The Governor has pardoned
James Brooks and Robert Taylor, convicted
of burning the barn of MIR. &. A. Robinson,
in the county of Henrico, and sentenced to
confinement in the penitentiary for three
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REEs & Co.,
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
stock and Money Markets.

Stock and Money Markets.
New York, December 3l.-Money active
and stringent during the earlier hours Of
the day, and call-loanS ranged from to |
per day. but later in the afternoon money
was loaned at I, gold. The closing days
Of this year were almost repetition of those
Of the previous year in regard to the rates
for money. Exchange dull, 1904. Gold
steady at III to 1I2!. During the year gold
sold up to ll5s and down to 1853. Govern
ments dull and steady. States steady :
Tennessee'S, 794; new, 10. Nirginia'>, 40;
new, 80; consolS, 81; deferred, ID. Loui-
>ana's, - new, 30. Lcyec's, 80; 81, 20.
Alabama'S, so; 5's, 81. Gcorga'9, 10; Is,
SO. North Cardinals, 333} new, 10; special
tax. II. South .Carolina's, 80; new, -
April and October, 24S.
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THE WANDERING HEIR, by Charles Reatlc mi
thor of Terrible Temptation" &C., just received
nv j. 4. ELLYsoS. liz Main street This, the latcst
work by the most popular novel-writcr Of the day
will be forwarded TO any address upon the receipt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01

ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATToRSEy.--Mr. VIII
liam #. Wothington has been commissioned
Assistant District Attorney for this district,
and has entered upon the discharge OF bis
duties,
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CALL ACCEPTEn.-Rev. &. K. Vaughan, Of
Charlotte county, has accepted the offer ten
dered him by the congregation of the Third
Presbyterian church to fill the pulpit of that
church, and will enter upon his ministry
next Sunday
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METEOROLOGICAL statement showing the
state Of the thermometer for the past month
from observations made at sunrise each day
LIST. 90 degrees I'd, So; Sd, Al; 4th. 81 ;
9Th, %; 9th, 81; It'll, u; 9Th, So; 9th, Al ;
10th, 20; llth. %; 18th, 20; 18th, II; 14th,
q; 18th, Al; 10th, 81; 18th, A.; 18th, 81 ;
10Th, 81; 10th, 80: 2lst, 2G; 22d, IS; 23d,
% 2lth, lG; 18th, IA; 10Th. IS; Nth, 90;
18th, 10; 29th, Ii 30tI, 20; 3lst, II.
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Tho Ece-G0rSe.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, December al--Au the shore
Ice below Wolf river disappeared during last night.
large quantity Of Ice Il swimningin the river and
II Is believed the gorge at Randolph Is broken, but
the ice has softened so much thai no further danger
isapprehended. The boats at the lcyce are loading
aud preparing to leave.
j. 8. Adams, Collector OF Customs Mt Jacksonville,
Fla, Ia reported missings 80
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Miss Leah Goodwin. a native Of Amherst
county, where she has resided ell her life,
died on Friday night last, aged over ninety
years. She was at the time Of her death pro.
badly the oldest woman In thu county.
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COMM ERClAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Tuesday, December 81.

OFFERINtiS.
WHEAT.-Whitr. sy6 bushels. Red, rs bn>hr'.'
OATS.-.J bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whitc, oi hushcl, very good at =.
bushels fair IL .l.a0: ~ bushels good at -; 3
bushels prime uu private terms.
WHEAT.-ReI, 800 bushCl, very E0cd ~ 80 Il
bushels very good at 81: Ito hu>lisi, prime 1t -:
56 bushels M 1856.
UArS.--Jo bushels good ut Ste.
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Among other things that Wells ~ Fargo,
firm il not responsible tor rs carries /,
rollchcd the following language III Their
regulations: Nor for any loss of d'mm-e
by tire. the acts OF God, or Indians. OF Gny
other pnbiic enemies OF the Government. -
Salt LAKE. Tribune.
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IL YOU WANT TO MAKE A USEFUL SEw-YEARs
GIFT to your family friend, subscribe to the al
luatrated Christian Weekly" Price. s? per annum.
r. l.. u. WALroHD, agent. eli Main street.
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ALASKA BoAs AT FIVE DOLLARS-TESTH SUP
ply THIS SEAsoN.-P. WElsrGER C Co. have just
received another lot of those handsome and stylish
boas of which they have sold so many. They Will
he sen, anywhere In the United States at the above
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CLEARED FOR RIo.--The German brig
Planet, 100 tons, Captain kroger, was cleared
from the custonl-house yesterday by MessrS.
Dunlop d McCance for Rio dc Janciro, with
2,OSl barrels of flour.
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HAIrINlnKE MARX EFT:

BALTIMORE. December 3l.--tl1nr *'ror% t"l
good demand. Wheat iirm and scarce; c1ri"t wa
and amber $1,000 S..Jc. Corn Tn!ct. 'atS &C..
southern. Soc Provisions lirIner. Nc~s porh. ~
1880. shoulders, 5t@i5ic. clear rib-=idcs. -
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BY Telegraph.
NLtS WORK. MARK tTS.,

New YORK, december Jl.-foiton Gael. =
732 bales: uplan,5. aoic.: Orleans. nc. Flour Q.
and steady. Whisky. 9'r. Whch-S;'laG, "
higher. C"rma shade iirner. Rice quiet ~ ~
Pork lower al TI3. Lard steady. Naval, tab
and freights quiet.
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HOLIDAY HATS for sale ut r. WEI>IG Ell & Co. )

HEAVY 0vERCOATs.-A splendid stock of heavy
ovcrcoats. of all sizes and different styles. may be
had mt +. Is. Silence & SON'S.
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Convict RECEIvED.--Lce Ransom was re-
ccived at the penientiary yesterday morn
ing from Frederick county, to be imprisoned
seven years for burglary.
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OLD DOMINION CLUB ENTERTAISaENT.-T
wclI-known and popular club of Jefferson
Ward will give their annual entertainment
ut the club-rooms, corner Seventeenth and
Main streets, to-day. 1t will doubtless be a
pleasant affair, and well attended by the
many friends of the club. The Old Domin.
ion has rendered valuable services i'll times
past, and when the occasion again arrives
that organization will be found ready for
another nrduNus rampaiGn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01

QuALIrlEp-Alr IL. Fl. Wells, Jr., has quail
fed rs District Attorney for this the Eastern
District of Virginia.
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SEVENTEEN THoUsASp.-The Religious Herald
announces that next week 1t will send out large
supplement containing three-colunn letter from
JOHN SMITH, and that the remainder OF the sup
plement will be given to advertisers. Those VINO
wish an admirable opportunity to reach The eye OF
Mt least persons can now do so, and at very
moderate cost, by giving prompt attention TO the
matter. .t.@
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MORE OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL BLACK AND BROWN
!DoAs just received at i.WEIsIGER co. S. StyiiSn
and beautiful. Price, SIS and 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01

MoRrUARY REroRr.-The total number of
deaths in the city Tor the week ending De-
ce,nber 18th, was Al. White males, 9; white
females. IL; colorcd males, 10; colored fe-
males, II. In addition, white still-born
WIS rcnurtRd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01

NECK-TIEs OF ALL COLORS OF THE RAINBOW
and few other colors thrown in' at r. b. Spence
& SONS, 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01

NEw-YEAR's PRESENTS.-SotfIing would he
more suitable for n lady than handsome set OF
f,Irs. +. WEIsIGER 6 Co have fine assortment.
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BURIALS.

Che following is list OF the interments in
tls sassious cemeteries during the past year :
,.. shodssas; HiLL-C Charles 7. Bigger super.
~, Total, 23s. Males, liz; females,
eofored Basrs.... GRAND --ToiaI suun,L er
ofburial., 2i4. sssss. liz; fsrnalss, o.
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NEw-iEAR's EVE FROLIC.-The public
school children of the Bethel School were
entertained last evening ut the school-house
on Twentieth street. The affair WIS a most
delightful one, and passed Oft successfully.
Among those present were a number Of
the teachers of the public schools, Superin-
tcndcnt Bintord, and others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01

BOYS CAPS wITH EARS FOR FIFTY CENTs-The
cheapest cap Sold The very thing for the will
ter weather. For sale Ut 2. WEIsIG Err 4 Co.'s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01

RECEPTruH-GLoVEs ANr CRAyArs. for first ut
January calls. at f. y. SPENCE 4 SONS, 1900 Main
xtrpn.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The SDau;sh Colouies.

MADRID. December 3i.--senor Iorills President
of the Council. IN his speech yesterday rtpudiated
the ira that any Intervention from foreign coun-
I, les would tie allowed by the Government III the
matter OF reforms In the spanish colonies.
England.
IoTnoN, December 3i.-Thc weather to-day has
been i,npcsli0s, and some damage 10 the shipping
j. reported.
SIR Sarrle Frere is expected TO reach ZANZIBAR the
middle of January.
Rolrrt Bow Lee. Of the firm Of Rowes Brothers,
hankers. Of Paris, was brought before the Lord
Mavnr today on the charge of swndlng dcpOsiiors,
and remanded for trial. hnt admitted 10 tall in
g,
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD 81
KiCHNOND. December %. ls'..

FfCHHOSD. DtccihDcf ~ lt'-'
NOTICE.-Un and after this date tDo@,,.,
~ Der ?dl the PASSENGER agd FAR i'ni
TRAINS over this roufc will te run n lII'.
PASSENGER TRAIN daily Except suiI,saN
tween Richmond aud West Point, leaving tiT
pot at 2JO L. NJ. and on "WEDNESDAY - -,
SATURDAYS connecting with thc hne si", = ,
STATE OF VIRGINIA for river landliIfs .. =
York river, Baltimore. Phiiafpinl!d, Ac" ~
and all points North and West:
FREIGHT TRAIN for THROUGH fREi"a
leaves Richmund on Tuesdays, Wcdus%.sts'''
days, and saturdays. al o'clock 4 u.
10 AL FREIGHT TRAIN, hrtwccN Rim,
and West Point, carrying local irc!Sa; y''h -
OF Wednesdays and Saturdays, leaving Elc!"-'j
at o'clock i. NJ. H.,
WILLIAM \. BRAGG. snperin:'"fS-,
). l.. TAYLOR, Freight and Ticket Acr"'' =,
mUni -
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PLACES OF WORSHIP.

Methodist Episcopal church, Ninth avenue
near Decatur street; Rev. w. &. Llmlkin
pastor; membership, 2f2.
Baptist church. Bainbridgc street and
Eleventh avenue; unsuprlcd; membership,
AIS.
Presbyterian church. Porter street and
Tenth avenue; Rev. William \. Campbell,
pastor; membership, Al.
Meade Memorial (EpiscomD church.
Twelfth avenue and Decatur street; Rev. j.
Ii. Hammond pastor; membership, ~.
tolored Baptist church. Seventh avenue
and Perry streets Rev. Anthony Binga ras-
tor; membership. 1913.
BENEVOLENT ORDERS.
Manchester Royal Arch Chapter. \. Fitz-
gerald high priest.
Manchester Lodge, +. & A. NJ. james u.
Craig, w. NJ.
Henderson Lodge, l. 90. f., |. Coleman
Wells. \. &.
Stuart Lodge, /. 0. o. f., Henry r. Gary,
y. G.
Friendship Lodge, No. 20, X. of F., George
NJ. Rogers, {. L.
Lafayette Division. No. -, Sons of Tcnl-
pclancc. w. b. Wcisiser, w. L.
Manchester Council, No. lUs, Friends OF
Temperance, w. Il. Weisiger president.
Lee Section, No. 8. Cadets Of Temperance,
Clarence Farley, w. A.
YALUR OF REAL ESTATE.
Value of real estate estimated ut $780,.
900: personal property, 100000.
Population, 5000:
Registered voters: Whites, 63l blacks, AGA.
The town owns property valued ut 3d.
COO, In addition 10 Us watsr.powss.
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KIcHMoSD ASp PETER SIT no RAN ir'i.
NOTICE.-No freight will be rtccNcd y
" delivered al the depot of TIL, ComE'mH .E .
lst uf January. *. Is. hasti'
rio a. o. Ag..
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PERsoHAL.-Gencral Thaw was in the city
yesterday. He was seen ut most Of the prin-
ciml street-crOssingS.
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MANCHESTER.
TOWN GOVERNMENT.

W. F. Worthington, president board Of
trustees and police justice; Office at Town
Hall, corner of Hull street and tenth ave.
nue.. Board of Trustees Thaddeus W
Crow, Thomas B. Ccr>ley, Frank +. Marks,
+. II. Footc, {. G. Robinson. }. ". Jones,
Treasurer: +. II. Foote. Auditor and Secrc.
tary Board OF Trustees: \. ". Burnett
office at Market-House. Collector: &. r.
Harding. Assessor: A. a. Allen. Attorney
Ii. w. BianSford. Chief of Police: James
B. Fitzgerald. Weighnmster |. c. Wells.
Chief Engineer Fire Department: Johu a.
Cersley.
Post-otfice, Hull street near Ninth avenue
Robert Beattie, L. NJ; Ii. {. Beattic, As.
sistant,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-01

WECAH COMMEND MEsSRs. GEORGE r. Row
ELL & Co, of New York, to those OF our patron,
who ina have occasion to advertise III papers
their immediate vicinity. the firm have business
relations with the press throughout the whole co'ln~
try.--gDiacy (IM) Wig.
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DEpARTuREs OF STEAMERS.

MO FREIGHT WILL BE RE- 80
~ CEiTEU 1t wharf Of Old Dcluinion So /, =,
having fipi2ht mIil remove The saIBe BY J. W. !,
ia i. or it will he stored al their rlsA AID str-
le3l-3t JOHN W. " y -
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prFlcx or rowAATAN srKAMnoAr Corr

HONSIGNEES OF FREIGHTfc-:a
" BY this line are hereby notified that s:s,"s~
OF aud after this date all freight arri',nG ~ -
steamers. unless moved within twelve hour >
arrival, Will bc stored Ii their risk am! rhIr
steamers arrive MONDAYS, THU k>bhi"
SATURDAYS ut q O'Clock 4. IL. -,
% "a WILLIAM s.. BRETT. ".
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5 CALL AND SEE THE WALTIIAM AND ELGIS
WATCHES Gold Opera Chains, Leontnes Cha;c-
laines, Necklaces, Gold Spertaclcs Gold ThIublps.
Cold Pens. Gold Slccve-Buttons, Gold Studs. Gold
Lockcts, Enamclled Lcckcts. aud rich Jewciry ami
Silver Goods and Opcra-GlasSes. az {. GESSEr's,
opposite the post.Of.cc.
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RAILROAD LINES.
laA 81 e: Isg 81
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AHl
InrNMAE KALI LitAD lILNEHhi.

POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF GENERAL FREIGHT Agent,
EiCI!MUSp. VA. January J, -.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLlC.-frel.1
" for Alexandria. Washington, baltimore, q"
intermediate points will b. received by ~. "r'
THURSDAYS. .,.
Freight trains leave Richmond on TtESI3.,
and FRIDAYS \. NJ, connecting ~ QuautgU 7'
the Alexandria and Fredericksburg railway.
joint tariti-shcci, MAY bc bad on appIic1i."gt
!. Il. GE>TEl.
ial Gcnrral Efcisn AkCt
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have analysed the whlskey known under the
brand Of 9 Select" controlled by McsSrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR 4 Co., Richmond Va, and find II
free from fusi oil and other impurities and recon-
mend It's use for medicinal and family purposes.
}. y. MCCAw. NJ. d.:
late Professor Of Chemistry Medical College Vir-
1rir,in
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exsrlsxsn's Fun CARS at P. TEssaeEa q
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Che Rutlana Daily Globe.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81 1878.
Addison County Good TempIar's,

ftNUhsOh SVNHsy pVVN
The Addison County Good Templar's
Union met at Bristol on Friday August 18th.
Twelve Lodges were represented.
Rector Gage Worthy Chief Templor,
Presided. f. w. Noyes, Secretary.
X. II. Marden delivered fclicitious adj
dress of welcome which was happily re-
spondcd to by Hon. +. ID. Warner, of New
Haven.
REPORTS OF LODGES.
The reports of the several Lodges were
on the whole encouraging, showing de-
termination to labor in the cause of tenn
perancc to the best of his ability. One
feature in them attracted attention from the
thoughtful, namely: that they received
much encouragement and much opposi-
tons from many men that formally claimed
to be temperance men. They would neither
cooperate with the order or labor in any
way for the aid of the suppression of in
temperance. And this, often from mem-
bcrs of the different churches.
NJ. Bull, L. Baisdcll and w. w. Allen
were appointed committee to arrange for
the next meeting.
After brief address by Rev. w. w. At
water, of Burlington, editor of the Vermont
Witness, an adjournment was taken until
two o'clock p. M
A public Dinner was served at the Town
Hall.
AFTERNoos.
At two o'clock p. III. the Union re assem-
bled in public meeting at the Baptist church
where the following exercises took place.
l. Singing and Prayer.
9. Essay, The Good of the Order by Miss
Ruby Tucker.
3. Essay. The active principle in Man
as shown in our Times" by f. b Stewart.
4. Short Addresses by r. II. Mardcn,
Rev. w. w. Atwater and others.
EVENING.
At the evening session the church was
crowded and many were unable te procure
seats. The exercises were as follows:
/. Singing by choir and music by Bristol
Cornet Band.
9. Recitation by Miss Scaboro.
g. Address by Rev. j. w. c. Coke
Principal of the Vermont Conference Sem
mary at Montpelier
The meeting was success and it is
hoped will aid the temperance caus in Adj
olson county.
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VERMONT NEWS.
ADDISON COUNTY.

The creditors OF James +. Sawyer, bank
rupt of Whiting, will meet at the Bardwell
house, Rutland, August 25. for the final
settlement of the account of Hon. Thur
man Brookins, assignee.
On Sunday August 10, the Rev. Mr..
Ludlum, baptised four persons and
received five candidates into the Methodist
church at East Middlebury.
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yIlAGS.-We have now in stock an assort-
ment OF Dennison's Patent Direction
Labels and Merchandise Tags which we viii
sell at manufacturers prices.
We have also good stock OF Philips Sc
curity Hook-Tags," very convenient ana SER
vlceable article for merchants. Among us al
vantages are: Goods can be more readiiy mark
ed than by any other means the tag Is 80 Sc.
.curely locked that IL cannot become detached
from the goods; no chance OF the tag becoming
detached from the hook; no points projecting
to tear other goods or your fingers. They are
safe, strong and cheap. Call and examine
them. GLOBE PAPEh Gu.
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CHITTESDES COUNTY.
The new steam mill at Bolton, which is
l25 feet long and 80 wide was dedicated by
a social dance on Friday evening.
Some three hundred citizens of Milton
made an excursion to Pittsburgh n. Y, on
Wednesday last.
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WTORKING CLASS. Male or female,
w 5000 week guaranteed. Respectable
employment at home, day or evening; no capt.
tai required; full Instructions and valuable
package OF goods sent free by mail. Address,
with SIX cent return stamp. NJ. YOUNG a co.,
1T3 Greenwich street. ny augl4dwiw
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LOBE PAPER COMPANY
pUBLIsBERS PRINTERS. STATIONER
ANDl
BLANK BOOK MANUFA CTURERS,
RUTLAND, VT.
LOBE PAPER COMPANY

Having purchased the Wholesale Paper and
Stationery business OF II. A. Sawyer, and the
Printing business OF Jas. X. Nc Lean. with the
addition of a complete Book-Bndery, they have
consolidated the whole into one business, and
moved the same into the new and commodious
"Globe Building" erected especially for the
use OF the Company.
With one OF the most complete Printing De-
partments of any establishment in the state,
under the supervision of one of the best practical
printers in the country, they are prepared TO do
all kinds OF plain and ornamental work In the
most approved manner and on short notice.
Our Jobblng Department Will comprise full
lines of Writing Papers both folded and fiat,
Envelopes, Note. Letter and Offical,) Blank
Books OF every description, School Books
States, Pens, Pencils, Inks, Law Blanks, Cut
lery, Wrapping Papers OF all kinds Paper Bags
Flour Sacks, Twlnes and Cordage, Wooden
Ware, Matches, Brushes, Backing Blueing
&C., &c. This Department Will be found wei
stocked and worthy the attention OF close buy
ers.
The Blndery Will be under the charge OF on'
of the most thorough workmen TO be iouhd II
the State, and all work Will be executed In th'
best style and with dispatch.
With men of long experience in charge, ant
with extensive facilities for conducting thei
business in its several departments they pre-
sent one OF the most complete establishment
OF the kind to be found outside the cities, AM
solicit the patronage OF the Public, feeling con
ndent that they can insure the wants OF al
upon the most favorable terms
GLOBE PAPER co.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-21

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