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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-01
| ANeAsTER N uRsERY

JOEL &c A. w BARBER
Offer to the Farmers OF this vicinity BkTrER soUNpKn
aud LARGER TREES with liner roots and delivered IN
better condition, than any other dealer supply.
The great success and universal satisfaction that at
tended the apple trees bOush of In 1879 give
to expect heavy sale the coming spting. No mat
ter what in ercsted agents may falsely say OF our
stock; examine for yourself. or inquire Of late
customers. large stock Of fne evergIe Gems and
namental trees, on band. La re His Op ard Trans
cendent Crab trees that bore we'll last year for k at
same prices as apple-trees
Apple trees 5, 4, or years old $40 per hundred
Satisfaction guaranteed. j. 4 A. W. BARBER
Lancaster. Dtc. 81. 1879. 3in
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-01
GLOVER g. TIMOTHY SEED
Fresh Lime Gar sale

CHEAP FOR CAsE At the old stand OF Baxter 4 Kin.
ney. G H. BAXTER
Lancaster, March 20, 1873
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-01

The bill increasing Congressional
salaries, which makes the salary of
the Speaker of the House $4,000,
was so amended, by the request OF
Speaker Blain, as to make it apply
to the Speaker of future Congress, is
thus cutting himself off from the
benefits of the increase for the Con.
gress just closed.
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The Organs Out of Tune.

The official organ of the Administration
the Washington Republican, and the semi
official organ in New York 0he Tines are
not in tune There is discord between
them. We noticed few days since that the
Times was not very complimentary to the
Republican. In speaking of that paper the
Times called it "stupid."
Saturdays Republican comes back at the
Times with decided hostility. 1t pronounces
the Times afflicted with "dense ignorance
The Washington organ thus speaks its mind
with regard to the New York semi-othclal :
During the Presidential campaign it COM
mitted so many plumbers that 1t brought
upon itself the condemnation of the entire
Republican party. Day after day 1t com
mitted the most objectionable errors in It's
references to personal and party history, and
is to-day 50 Enthusiastically in its editorial
columns as to be with each daily issue Il
source of amusement. The whole trouble
with the Times is that il is edited by 4 man
who knows nothing about the United states
who has for his associates and subordnateS a
lot of Englishmen, imported from The Lon.
don press, who have no sympathy whatever
with our form Oh government, VINO Dtilcft
in the monarchy and the divine rights OF
kings and queens. To-day there is only one
native.born American who occupies posi-.
ton upon the New York Times, and
the position held by him is a very hum.
Die one. Mr. Jennings, the editor, wrote
a few years ago book t. prove that rcpub.
lican government in the United States was Il
failure, and that the republic could not pos.
silly last many years. That man of this
character and OF these antcccdcnts should be
the successor of Mr.. Henry j. Raymond is
one oNhe anomalies of our politics. We
allure TO il now merely to show how untrust-
worthy that paper is in its political depart.
ment>, ami to account for the many Iidicu'
lous blunders which appear in it from time
to time. The Republican party and the AID
miuiStration should not he held responsible
for the utterances Of the Times. 1t does moi
represent either, and is, as we have said. the
mere organ of lot of Englishmen, who are
ignorant OF our history, the traditions Of
the country, its politics, and even its geog'
rapby.'
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The Cuban Troubles.

The Cuban people are full OF passion, anu
&C hawking at submitting TO the oraefs VI
SIC Home Government concerning Tue sur
lender Of the Nirsinius and the persons
raken on board of her who were not shos.
1,,r own Government has given little more
,;r,c evidently with the hope that these iratc
ensniards will cool of; as VIC think they
will.
r. they should not in time submit, the
American Government will seize the Hr-
r:n;us and bring her into United states
-.ort-so tits slid. But Will TIC Survivors OF
her passengers be left TO their fate: ana VIII
,ar United States Government leave CuDa
s;,hout fur; her disturbance, even alter get
me, nosss..ion of the survivors aud the Nir-
cinius:
These questions will only he answered by
TIC action of the Government i'll case Gun:
crcrs resistance 10 the terms of settlement
t.a.wecn the United States and Spain.
But we do not think yet that the Cuban
authorities will hold out until }to>tlIi'!c> arc
provoked. They must "cu>> good oe"'
md fume ahundantIy before they can come
aown' ",o the condi"n.' After they let Oh
,>nic:cut gas they will, we think. submit,
md The Vir-intlS will b. surrendered.
!: would BE-. perhaps, the best thing Ter
s?a.r. for Cuba. and Tor !hc United s'a'c'
tor Cuba 10 rcsi,. and 10 make fight: be-
cause Cuba would, after short struggle, be
al all IN
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The New York Erming Post becomes
quite enthusiastic over the hard-money basis
occupied by California in the present fnan-
cial crisis. 1t says: "The President and
- Congress will be looking about them this
winter for the means, first, OF replenishing
"the treasury second, of restoring our in-
"ternal trade TO IT'D wonted activity third,
"of selling our products abroad in excess of
Those we buy; and fourth, Of paying off
"our enormous debt without embarrassing
" the Industries OF the country. California
"can tell them the way" California does
not seem to be quite SO enthusiastic upon
this point as the Post. The San Francisco
Chronicle, for instance, In an article on the
subject, thinks that California is living dead
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|" PRICES REDUCED.
Nj PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odoress. Always uni
form. Illuminating qualities superior 10 gas. Bans
In any lamp Without danger Of exploding or taking
fire. Manufactured expressly TO displace the use
volatile and dangerous oils. Its safety under every
possible test, and It, perfect burning qualities
proved by its contiuued use In over 100000 fami-
lies. Millions of gallons have been sold and no ac-
Internationally or indirectly-ras ever occurred
from burning, storing, or handling 1t.
The insurance companies and fire commissioners
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
as the test safeguard when Jumps are used. Send
for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and nj
wholesale by the proprletors, CHARLES PRATT
4 CO.. 10S Fulton street, New York.
oc l7-d&w6m
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y.Eoo.kS.


Lady Bell. A Story OF Last Century. by
b., the Author Of Cheyenne .Jaqu e aNAr
Philadelphia !: LfpPIScorT Il 60. 2
For sale byJ. T. ELlrsos. ''.''''--.E
French Honne.L,te. Reprinted from Black-
s,rood's Magazine. New YORK D '.ts1 ar
rLEToS & Co.
This book, on French home-lifc, is one OF
interest and information upon branch OF
knowledge eminently valuable to society.
The French have been always in English
society greatly slnndercd people. The
English control our literature. But the WORK
before us is by an Englishman who lived IN
France long enough to forget his prcJudicrs.
The admission Of his chapters into Bfdch'
rood is proof of their elevation of style rs
well rs interest. French domestic life dis
plays great degree o! practical good sense
rs well rs virtue. We mean French domes-
tic rural life. They do say hard things OF
French city life. but we doubt whether it Is
more immoral than city life in other civil
lied lands. -,r:"
For sale by J. r. EIIYsoS.
The Study Of Sociology. by HERBERT
SPENCER, Author of "a system OF IhiIo,o-
phy," "De,criptivc Sociology" ETC., etc.
New York y. APPLETON Il Co.
4 book which we commend to every in
tcllircnt reader. 1t is an introduction to the
principles of sociology, the author finding
an opportunity in The general preliminary
investigation for noticing subjects which
would be excluded in 4 systematic develop
mcnt of the principles of sociology. This
branch of knowledge is comparatively new
as distinct branch Of science, and HERBERT
SPENCER has perhaps thrown more hight upon
il than any contcmporancous writer.
For SHE by ]. T. EL1YsoS.
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TO- #, FOR COO. ~ Il

1874. AGAL Fdn Goo or 1874.
THE ALDISE ALMANAC,
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The best American artists. designed and engraved
expressly for this work.
THE ALDISE ALMANAC
has been gotten up regardless Of expense w,n inc
mos, hclutifu publication of the kind ever attempt
ci in this country.
THE CALENDARS.
Mr. John s. Davis, young aud rising artist. VINO
is beginning TO he recognized a. ,le rniniIis
To the establishment of this Almanac Ills set OF
twcIyc calendar borders are admirable ana entirely
unique in their way.
TIE SCHUTLKILL
Is represented by splendid fnll-pa@c cut from u
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THE 0CTCASTS OF POKER FLAT.
\ synopsis Of Bret IIartcs inntabic western
sketch accompanies three Illustrations By Mr..
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One of the most exquisite pictures which it Is
possible to conceive is contributed rs Mary Memo
to Illustrate lines from joaquin Miller.
RIP VAN WINKLE.
4 di-.juision on this popular American lcycrd
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lisa most perfect picture. by Thomas Moran. 1t
shows That American PASTORAL scenery las ample
cltnrr for poetic Illustration. and needs only TO be
property treated 10 have This fact fully rccognZcd
THE MELANCHOLY DAYS,
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the hono,s with Mr. Thomas Moran. II lca.t a :"
drausht.man. The picture is s,rong and tnil OF
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OLDEN-TIME SOUTHERN LIFE.
As THE hLDlNE ALMANAC is projected . Il ua-
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\ COON HUNT
f. second contributions of Mr.. Shcprard's, and one
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Of torches 4 group ~ reuOnStraiEc negroes nEaac
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THE ILLUMINATED COVER.
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DANIC. PANIC!

PANIC: PANIC
JULIUS SYCLE has just received from New
York auctions 4 large stock Of FOREIGN aud DO
MESTIC DRY GOODS, which will be sold ut panic
prices.
BLACK GROS-GFAIS SILKS.
BLACK and COI.ORED SILKS.
DRESS GOODS.
SATTEESs. DIAEoSALS, CAslELs HAZE, new
goods
ENTREES CLOTHS, Moss CoLoHs, ALrAcA$, and
SILK POPLINS.
BLACK GOODS.
CAsIIMEEEs. SATTEEE>. EMrEES> CLOTHS,
SEDAN REPS, AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS. ANA CRAZE
CLOTHS. Also. Il full line of BLACK !ALPACAS.
WHITE AND CUG,ORED FLANSELS.
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA FLA$SELS;
WELSH AND SHAKER fLASNEIs.
BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS, COLoRED BLANKETS,
QUILTS, and CoMFORTERS.
CASSIMERES.
In CASSIMERES we have iul assortment at all
suAwIS ard CLoAKS new styles:
BALMoKAL and boulevard SKIRTS.
SPECIAL INDUtHGt
In cAMEEIC EpGINGS AND REAL fALEN'
CIESSE~ IACES:
KID iiLOV ES--oiir own lmpOrtaiion:
GE:;TL EMESs au! LADIES" UNDERWEAR, Il full
line:
Ny stock complete In every department. aud
offer special Inducements to al In want ~ DIX
GOODS JULIUS SICLE.
il5 Broad street. hotwccu tourthand Fifth.
SALESMES: j. j. Turner, W. -. Powers. john
y. Gary. George Z. Ha@by, l.. }. Stern. Miss II.
Stern. no Is
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The telegram in the Baltimore papers of
Saturday predicted that it would clear off
in the southern part of the Middle States
Chat is, Virginia. on Saturday; but no
such telegram was sent to us. 1t did clear
off, at any rate.
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NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.
CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, November %, 1878. !
VyHIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY

CITY > oFflCE,I
RICHMOND, November 29, 1878. J
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
O'CLOCK A. NJ. TO 6 O'CLOCK =. NJ.
FROM THE
18TH TO THE 31sr DAY OF DECEMBER,
INCLUSIVE,
for the purpose of receiving from any person who
has already paid one-hslf only of the city taxes
charged to him the remaining half aud that
TEN PER CENT.
will be added 10 the amount Of said remaining half
Of the tax charged In every case where the party
assessed shall fall to pay said remaining half within
the time so limited"
"But In case any person, having failed to pay In
from such person. shall fail to pay the whole amount
thereof on or before the 31sr DAY OF DECEMBER
there shall be added
TWENTY PER CENT.
upon the amount of the tax so remaining due"
The Collector respectfully calls the attention of
those parties who have SO repeatedly promised to
settle their bills (other than the half-paid bllsl
and on which he has been so leuient, that should
he now full to call OH them by the 9th of Uecem-
htr, and they fail TO pay during the month Of De-
cember. he will be compelled, under the duties
of his office, to collect In January By LEVY, with
the additional TWENTY PER CENT.
JOHN +. REGEAULT,
lie lin Collector.
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We think that the decision we report
this morning in the Pennsylvania Conyen-
ton case will astonish some Of our Virginia
lawyers.
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We are indebted to tho Second Auditor,
General ROGERS, for copy Of bis annual
report.
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TARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.,
Keeping pace with the times, are now daily re-
ccvng from their buyer In New York
FRESH ADDITIONS TO THEIR STOCK,
BOUGHT FOR CASH At PANIC PRICES,
COTTONS, DOMESTICS, CASSlMERES,
HOSIERY. NOTIONS, &C., &C,
and will sell everything In their line of business
at The
LOWEST PANIC PRICES.
They will for the
NEXT TWENTY DAYS SELL FOR CASH
STOCK OF DRESS GOODS
1T the
GREATEST REDUCED PRICES EVER k'""H'
REGARDLESS OF COST
TOWER THAN BEFORE TIE WAR,
LOWER THAN COST OF lMroKTATloN.
nc 30
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M TO THE PUBLIC.

NE FOR NONEMBER.-MOR NEW
AND EIEGA ANT CLOAKS, SACQUES, REDIN-
GOTES, SHAWLS, AND DRESS GOODS FOR
WINTER SALES.--T. Z. PRICE 6 co. are OPEN
ing great variety Of new and elegant goods
LATEST STYLE EMBROIDERED DoLMAS CLOAKs;
ENGLISH JACKETS, plain and cmbroldered;
ENGLISH JACKETS, blue. fancy. and new;
Great display Of NECK RUFFLISGS;
LACE CoLLARETTEs.and EEsTs-vcry rare;
VELVET CoLLARETTES, ribbon ends;
DRESS GOODS in great variety 1T wonderfully low
rates, such as FELOURS. PopLIN SrITISGs,
SATINS, REPS, 0TToMASS, EMPR ESS. CAMELS-
HAIR POPLINS, &C., &C., AT 20. 80, 80. 40c. TO
81 per yard;
SHAwLS, HOSIERY. GLOVES:
LADIES SHIRTS and DRAWERS:
MISSES aud BOYS SHIRTS and DRAwERS
CASsIMEKES IN great variety, &c. &C 30
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ii "a lien ee!s;lhssa;; sie ea'as'
industry are paralyzed because OF her felec.
t;on in the interest OF a few bankers, Oh che
national currency. 80
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FtIi' s'EsS.

flied. on Tie 9Th instant nj ) nclcch /. H., ~ l.
RICK UCr>HOR, native Of the county Care
ireland. aged 'ighiy-iivc wears.
Ills funeral Will take place MONDAY alto CLOCK
T. ii from hi, brothers t.iuhn D't"nHor) resi-
tc,Icr. Port Mayo. Relatives ant friends are w
yitcd 10 attend.
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GALvEsroN, December 8.-Forty- -four
counties give $4,000 Democratic minority.
The Democrats claim 10000 10 the State.
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yIasfSs7,ASs ~

Married. AT The First Baptist church, in THIS city,
Snrrnl,rr 20. 1873. al -. O'Clock l.. Ai..hy Key.
Dr. L. L. burrows. Mr.. Il. Z. COOKE To Miss
Ft<NlE II. TUErIN. daughter NJ William II.
rurI,iu: IN OF RicIInunG.
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F.Ee"EE' RES.

~--~~>~~~r->>y
DES. 4. A. WiLLETS, ID. D.,
HI OF PHILADELPHIA, PA,
will deliver two Of his
POPULAR LECTURES,
under the auspices of the Young Mems Christian
Association OF Richmond, 1T
VIRGINIA HALL. on MONDAY and TUESDAY
EVENINGS. December Sth and 9th.
MoSD.Y December StIl. subject SUNSHINE !;
OK. TIE plIuoSoPiIY OF 4 HAPPY LEE.
TUESDAY, December 9th, subject: The MODEL
WIFE.
Lectures to commence Il 5 O'Clock.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS. For sale al all the rrnci-
pal 10 Jkstor"s. ne "-4l
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S,TIIL FURTHER REDUCTION OF
> PRICES!
Bcs, CAIICbES N Ice
on,-Iollar YELVtTEF.> reduced 10 1J".;
ELEACHED and tNELEACliED 'oFloNs
marked down fifteen per cent, aud All other
goods sold at panic prices.
crc,, special;v in WHITE WOOL FLANNEL ct
2Jr, and BLACK ALPACA al soc, at
CHARLES HUyZLER'S.
no % No. GIL Broad street.
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BOOKSELLER AND NEWsDEALEp

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Arthur Bonnirastic IS iii" most matarr anI III,
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among me moves nf the tlnc
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r..s ,,, r.rnf,,, az rho ,,rir. h,, i ' @.: 'l-
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ali 10 ,,rn,, nnn.. III vs ~ 49,. - '..''"'"tH
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~ Ia. ,iisrp,ir m nj =; va, ~ ar.
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L. +. HOWARD. SCcrctar.
FORM or pl.DXY

Richmond and Banyil'c Railroad Company
Kn,,w all men by these presents: I hat -. me
,t!Iic' signed. dn h"rcbi cI>iiute ;tndappnihl -
attorney for and In - name 10 vol" OIL
NH question. thai may he brought bci"rc the nicc-
inr oi the sinrthutcrs II tie Rirhnvlii and Dan
yii1r E1tirola Couplliy To he heal ii Richmond on
Wednesday the OH day of December, 1873 ora
any adio,rrnrd meeting Their OF. hereby raiiylng all
the ari> of - said attorney In the premises Us
fully ~ il - wcr, present aud voting In person
In testimony whereof - have hcreliIIto aliXdi
hr nj - Ills - DAY Of -. ~ 26-td
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ID Fl. MAURY d CO., Stock and En-
IL. change Brokers. Office No. 1918 Main street.
II will he seen from the above that we have moved
our office from No 10l1 10 No. 1915, Immediately
opposite, and where we shall, as heretofore. pc
pleased to see and friends and the public
generally In buying and selling on commission.
Interest coupons receivable for state taxes, Ne
goiablc paper, gold. bonds and stocks OF all klhds'
nc. Orders receive prompt attention: co
no G-2awEw1m Il. H. MAURf & co.
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-JNs--ay,.
u d SlA,s.s--
~ -
DANK OF COMMERCE.

Is -
This bank, offers tts services for legitimate and
safe bank Ing. and Bolcits business,
DEPOSITS bearing interest wilDe received an f
certificates issued therefor. N01ErERESTHi VIII
be allowed on currentopen accounts.
FOREIGN and DOM EsirlC EXCHANGE for
ROSDs and STOCKS bought and sold In this and
+ other markets OF the country on commission
STATE COUPONS receivable for taxes, for sale
at market rates.
COIL ECTIONS made on NIL accessible points.
Correspondence solicited.
M l5-lm JOHN e.. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
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NJ, LEVY BROTHERS OFFER \ CORD
and TASSEL> for trcs>inS-g"wns ut 30c.
worth 81; ,.
EI-TrON-NOl.i.DS. ali sizes. al -. per dozen:
l. aides. LINEN COLLARS al SOC. per dozen
worth fl.50:
LINN COLLARS trimmed with lace al 81 per
dozen worth 50;
Pill OW.CASE LACES ut j0c., 75c., and 81 per
dozen YARDS:
TlnIEs' in great variety from 3oc. to -:
worth more than acuDlr rhc money:
Genuine oXiiizeu BELT-BUCkLES In great va
rirty:
jE r. BrLT-BUtkLES:
JET URNAMENTS for hats bonnet>, and head at
very low prices. III ,,,,,,,,-,..
CLARK'S and COATs'S SPuOL-COTrQH at
zoe. per dozen. dc3
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DOR SALE CHEAP, ONE DARK fC,>
l. BAY MARE, about ten yoirs olds III
sound In every respect; capable TO do hard work
and can be seen VI work. have no Use for this
animal, 4, have loaned her out. She cost S125.
l will sell for $50. X. II. WH!TLOCk.
dc t. 2tS
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RICHMOND AND nASNtLLE EMI.KOAn no''t
EICuMDTD, VA. November %, 1873.

rg'uE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
| STOCKHOLDERS Of this company VIII be
h. ld ON WEDNESDAY the ION Of December.
1873 III tie Exchange Hotel, III this city, c"nNeh-
ing al = o'clock VI. ,r,,,
The transfer hooks Of The r"nlIny VIII DE- cl'', ,
fran The rud Of the present month untll after the
annual meeting" ,,..,,,> .,,..
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WNDn AND COAL

TOAL AND WOOD. Reduction Of -
" IL soc on best ANTHRACITE COAL, and !
10 y % les than other dealers charge for 1t. Best
WEST VIRGINIA SpLlNTLuMP 1t 1t: IINL
at $3.50 per load WoOi from $3.50, -, $3.50
and So ncr cord GLOVER HILL COAL and
COKE at lowest cash prices. Nineteenth and Cary
no 81 CHARLES II. PAGE.
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MI READ THE REPORTS or Ili ui
MARkET note the aly;tac', IN ll'c pr,c. T.. ~ ii
TOY rud WOOL 4 like advance must take place
in \ very -rnrt time in The price of lnanuiacturcd
Goods. So purchase your DRY tot,i,S I9w ~, ~
dc 3 LEV l ph|Ai-'-i'~'