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POSTAL REGULATIONS CARRIED OUT.

OilcldlS III JDc UcHeIdi OSl-OlIlCe nave Deen
considering the subject Of reform in the present
tenn Of transmitting newspapers through the mails.
whereby present heavy loss TO the Government by
insufficient postage may be avoided. According to the
belief u tho principal officials in tho newspaper depart
ment at least onethird of the newspaper matter passing
txough the Office not covered by postage and the
result was a loss of about $500 week 10 the Govern
rnent With view to checking this abuse. the clerks
in the newspaper department instructed July
Is examine paper passing through their hands,
70 ascertain whether duplicate receipt for postage had
been received the Office from which 1t sont
and in event Of failure 10 stamp 1t with the usual
"Due cents mark and forward it 10 its destination
Where newspapers were incosed IN single wrappers,
each had TO be withdrawn from ITS ncosure. aud the
name and place OF publication compared with the
receipt II no receipt were held, the name was not
entered The efforts Of the clerks from the
rewarded by the discovery Of an immense number of
delipduents OF all classes. Many packages. II was
found hai been passing through the mail, week after
Week under the suppoaiOu on the part OF the CLERKS
here that the postage had been paid by tho publishers
subscribers.
1t was also ascertained that postmasers In several
from which large numbers OF new spapers are re-
ceived have allowed the free use OF the quarterly receipt
stamps while they have been signay Indifferent to the
requirements OF the postal law concerning the use OF
duplicate Ieeepis 1ne Oh Wnch snOna away e Re iSe me
second forwarded to the Office To which the newspaper
is addressed Postmaster James has Instructed the men
now engaged III the examination OF the newspaper lists
10 ignore the quarterly stamp being insuiient proc!
of pOstlge having been PAID, ana 10 brand all such
paters AS unpaid and forward them 10 their destination
The system thus introduced Will be continued until
J,nary l. when IL is expected that all publishers Will
he aware OF the order OF things. superintendent
Yeoans says that tAs system OF cheeKs began the
Of postage due. Occasional complaints are received
from those upon whose packages postage Is
demanded. many OF whom positively assert that
t6ey have complied with the requirements OF
the law. Where receipts have been produced
70 confirm these declarations, or satisfactory
eYpanatons have accompanied the protests tho news
papers have been passed. aud the claim Of the person
admitted.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

PoR LvERPoOL-In ',amshtp Er'n, Aug ll-Leut smg.on
ter simon Leon Julia Leon Miss Henrietta
Leon Miss Betsy Deeye and mlii. M Bennett
Bennett Bennett Mrs Luad and ciea, Thomas
W. Wiiet. Thomas Leech
gFOR HAMBuRG-fa Lesng. Aug. Hills Excel
eieter imperial Hungarian nnsteT Penpo
tenarV and Ambassador Ertraorinary D. swats Mrs s. d.
Stewards three children servant Elm J. TObn, As Anne
Ton Frank Tobn, r. Punch Mr. and Mrs Jose r. HsHbuge
Jul Brus John Edward Phelps H. r. Breuer Mrs H. H. Bfeaer
Isabel A. ~ j. Beuar Miss Elise W. Breuc Miss seunorita
Ieoss Vargas H. Mofug H. Rhine Mr. ami Mrs W M Imme
snd child. Nv j. Weber Mr. Ida Krehb SgmuB1 SAsman
Walce Mrs Rss Waer and infant Sebastian hemun
Hennng Theresa mf,ni Ms bennng Mas
ter Heinrich heuong Miss Mary HeEnng. Mss Emily iiennng las
Ferdinand fIenung Master lenuiu Miss Ida reSt Mrs
Dbbs August Decnsnn Arthur Heen, Mrs Cecie Leyu
H. aertel Mrs sertel, William Ganer Jol
Weber John Severs Max Yevese otto JOEL PHI FeDoach hN
Betty Heaning
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DEPARTURS or FOREIGN MAILS
"WEDNESDAY. AGO. IL.

"WEDNESDAY. AGO IL.
Liverpool the steAmshp
c,I,lrs II NJ. Supplementary Nail closed at the Post,
on,s a. o 10 D. M CunAri Doek
ysf.eI CIV.
,rt nail. close ~ NJ Supplementary Mall Is closed al the
posOnce 1880 Steamship sails Al from Pier foot Of
Third 81. Hoboten' o.
Yor sten by the steamship Humboldt nails close at IL ~
IHUHsDAl, AuG Is
Chefboug Hamburg bv steamship
u..tnb.ls clos. a, II supp Mail closed
po.,pno. AZ 80 o. Steamship
ThirLsi. HoboEen.
Supplementary Mail closed At the PostOmoe at 2;aO
m Steamship saiis fron Pier No 3 North hiYer.
- rRIDAi. AU0 L.
AMal for niuI closed We New Totl Poet Once
tay Il D u, and goss Ns bosoa
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SHIPPING INTELLIGEN
PoBT oP NEW YORK. RS...................."..Aud H.


PoBT OP NEW IORK. H.
,e.m,hiU Le..ng GER, Too.bag Hamburg Plymouth ani
s.mD s ~ ~ H9* 9 s..ag vs5soG &c. ,aierio G aSa Bros
stp wysnoic Couch Norfolk. CITY Poias ami Richmond Oh
Dominion steamship Co.
Dfs2s Dawn, Prseha p1s tGs G. sa St'h Co.
steamship Septuae Berry: Boston H. r. Dmots
fsR Barr, ,ia fa " II SS Scse Falmouth Plymouth for
BARI snsno IIta) P,rlalo Geno o oers Fancb, Eye Co.
Bar. Las9 @l OH Ei,, DIos g. pe,,s seise
Brg Ah,e (Br Montgomery Turks Island TrariO aud omOa
scei. Garand; Liud,ey, Sex Haven T1 Rac5e: Bro
S ; sH 9f e2,Ts Gs & F18sa6 fsaipp E D a Co.
sI cI P + sfTs, II ss. D.T5, aSe Sa M Van fs bn Bro
schr HeaOn, Rogers Queenstown or Falmouth Punch Edys
Sehr J. MeGuuuess CObOurn Richmond va Isaac B. G.ssr
Schr. F. G. Russell, Ranking Barsooa. r j. Weinberg
S.lse sGs r' bf.cl. Biaest GrssaPoft Benne..
Steamship pn.p. cB TOnoson Liverpool july sO .a opeeu
'sn ss,mp a: Si sa ReseT santa Martha July 25 saaua sl
and Hnston Jam Aga T. mdse ForvOoi CO.
Steamship Peree sgsaSni HA're July 81 via Be Aug
Steamship CITY Of Montreal (Dr MhOu Liverpool July So
Steamship Salvador NeAeon Savannah Aug g. With mie and
Steamship Ch,mpon Lockwood Charleston Aug. g. with
pass r 70 = % CSs Liverpool June 90 with mds.
Brg cea r Morsan Belize Hon 20 days VIII lOETooi &C.
Bg Chna0wsah Of rOu Fuller Go" Bay C. b. IL days. "h
DOMESTIC PORTS.
steamship Rattlesnske from Phafe
ba bark Pster (Aast from Grgut brgs Alpha tBr Mcneil
from st Martins; Amelia Emma, from Baltimore
NEWCASTLE Del Aug. llPassed up, steamship Illinois, from
Iyerpoo schs wild Pigeon from Somerset Thos Bool Tasker
r. Corson and Psncls Godfrey from Boston. Passed down.
steamship Perklomeu for Boston, BARK Maria for Genoa brig sasus
Lxwss Del 1.-THE bsrk reported yesterday remain The
slooD Yacht Rambler s a the 'breakwlter.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA Aug l0-Aryei steamship City OF Mexico, Sherwood,
from Vera Cru. ior New YORK to sail 18th
QugEssrows Aug llIbe White Star Line steamship Celue
sailed for New-YOrk si l p. to-day
IyKRPoot Ang 1.-The National Line steamship The Queen
BragY from Newiork Aug l. for this port of fastnet at
sP The Allan steamship CicaSsan, Wye, from Montreal
July "a, arrived here to-day. . -
MoyLLB Aug. 1.-THE Anchor Line steamship Columbia Higgins
New YORK Glasgow. arrived here to-day.
Ioypoy Arg United States: Linda Devete Du-
boycs George and Mediator Arrived out from the CDei
states on the 9th Los Wecari Priv Dnb-
yac Arrived om the United states on he 10Th as
Emla Reeo Domenieo and Jens hsen Arrived
out from the lth s.ebsnheath Anns One
Ems,nel and Barope yrapgesAn the United
States: Dorchester, Cseis Cerro, and Name D.
(Eor Latest Ship see FIN Pd0el
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
Wm. Twade Of No. 1913 Grandst held
600 hail for robbng Walker Ihorp OF No. 80 East hthsL OF
III al " orth and Blrler-sts. Monday night
AT the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before JUS
Hyues VI No. Is Baxter held in $1,000
bs for picking the pocket of Nicholas White OF Breokn OF pocket
bok containing On Aug platter uAmei VIM Moore Of No.
BccToPiate Company
S Dew St male bill Charles Brown OF No 100 Johnst
he collected and converted 70 his lie
nIon Company aud committed IN deiaui OF lOUO ball
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, Re
corded kett presiding criminals pleaded guilty sentenced
Peskn petty larceny sir months u he Penentary
Ja. T. HAWKINS petty larceny months In the Pnentary Cha
K grand larceny three State Prison. Lime Johnson grand
two wears Pensntsry Jane Hayes grand larceny
% hi states Fletcher found guilty Of Rrsnd
and Prison for Chas Lndam
fupd guilty like sent to State Pson for I'VE
At the Yorkvie Police Court yesterday Julia
Cndwek No l40 Bast TsenySecond was ht Tor tas 6y
Judge charge Of keeping disoriey house "A b.
oy 81 East SVnhst caused the arrest o John Johnston
on enrge stealing neckes valued at $50 T@ accused was held
Tor al b, Hafa asked J1dgef Smith Tor an
child III years old he had stolen Bartt refused
the child given him by PaAef Pei of fremont The com
plainsn, was referred TO the Supreme Court
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
bee jusuoe Morgan Philip Cenoo held in 600 bail for
rod tic Central and Connecticut River
employed At the tine OF The hreen n eeVa,o
how tb. Ceura Hotel and bad stolen and disposed Of $50
ded iHnstts or
be L.pt by Emra number arrested Monday
nigb on by Maggie Weldon Of No N sgyAnt
WIN hned FLO and pa under sDOV
hail each peace for representing themselves detectives
n Johp They secoSei hln IN Thompson near
and endeaornK ertou monev rom Inn when ar
Anatoe Manders held in VI 900 bail Tor attempting 70
valued Sl35 from the of Eugene
Visene at No. 239 woOs.er-sl yesterday morning
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
SANITARY MEASURES.

REGULAR MEETING GF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Board of Health were informed yester-
day by Sanitary Superintendent Day that the Sanitary
Inspectors had inspected 2233 buildings during the past
week. The buildings inspected we're divided as follows
Public buildings4 tenemenhouses, 936 private dwell
hns 1866 dwellings. 100 ufacOres. Isl stores
30 stables, 1903 markets. q fatrenderng factories.
50 courtyards and 60 cellars The Dsnfecng Corps had
visited 81 premises where there persons suffering
from contagious diseases and had dsinfected and fum
gated Sc houses In addition the Disinfectns Corps had
scattered deodorzng chemicals IN 156 miles Of street
cutters Permits granted TO the cOnsgnees OF IS
vessels 10 discharge carg0es vouchers from the
Health officer of the Port. The following comparative
statement OF the contagious diseases during the past
fortnight was submitted:
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aATnRnAI. Aun. Is.

Britain and Ireland. Vueens'o No snn
steamship Britannia. close AZ steamship sal" ~ ms
from Pier No. so North kiver .-,.- .u.5,.
mails close III n Supplementary Mail Ia closed at he r0s
1870 D. Steamship sails from Pier loot oil Mn"
st. Hoboken -, c,..
Pacific Central America bv the steamship
close at 10 Steamship sails at IL N. from Pier Me- az " H.
sUSDAl Ara 10. -
All M,fs close atli O'Clock M The fYOtcs open ron y
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thing, :, s,ore for NcwHayeu on the corner bohind
Alumni Hall-the old corner whore stood unui last
week the Crocodile Club House, and alongside OF !. so
OF the last contest between town ana gown in 1870 %
trnmphs Of science will be recorded In tho
nonument here 10 be erected.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Aug. II, 1874
At the Exchange Saesrooms to-day James
NJ Miller sold by order OF the Supreme Court, under
direction OF L. Livingston, referee three ots on
the south side OF Foryseyenths each 400 feet
east of Firsaye, Peter GOelet planuf IN suit Tor
G. 9Go The premises arc subject ground rent OF
81 900 per aunun ON lease having 20 years to run from
Nav l. 1862 The remainder OF the sales dhuouhced lor
to.day were DOstpOuod.
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AT the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
DECIslONB-AUG. II.

Suprems Court Chambers-By Judge Donohue;-
i sg stacy Rubber M Co sgt Merriam; Fl
~ denied winchell sgt WlnehelL-Aemoa
sm Johnou ast Shuyr-opinion Cook ag SehroeteL-MO'
granted ,,-,St ,., .u, u,,, -N.uo,anduu
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.-dng Tphla Typhoid Scarlet Measles ners. nights po,
Aots:: Aets:. 5.:.: III 9 IS = s. : IS
Sanitary Inspector Golschmiit and DR.. John E. Com.
fort had the mana cement OF the work OF dsnfoc
Ing Mil Brook. riyuet of about two and half miles
in length running through the Twenty third and
Twenty.fourth Wards, and emptyiDg into the Harlem
River, reported that the work finished They re-
ported that from and One
hundred and-tbirty tbirds the brook had been In a
very filthy condition. that the laDorers were at work
for nearly month i'll making free channel, and that
the work cost si25 80.
DIT Elisha Harris Registrar OF Vital Statistics trans
mtted his usual weekly report He stated that there
100 deaths during the past week. til an the
Fahr compared with 73T Fair. the previous week
The average Of atmospheric humidity 6 and In the
previous week ga the total saturatiOn being 100 Both
Mere unusually ucalthiHl for this season OF the year
There were S28 deaths 0f infants uQder year
old, and 4i7 deaths OF children Under Years
last week. against $50 and deaths reported al
these ages respectively IN the previous week This de-
of infant mortality considerably eroater
than the decrease In the total number Of deaths OF ali
The deaths by violence were II IN number.
puthsi g. AGAINST l6 and Is respectively the preyi-
week. With these exceptions the decrease OF NOR
tality general at all ages There only deaths
bY smallpox, and during the previous week: IA
from scaratna, l6 from diphihera, against Il and II
respectively the previous week and 2s3 deaths from
diarrheal diseases, against 81 by the cause the
previous week. The reported deaths were equal TO a
yearly death rate OF $500 per ICO0 Inhabitants In the
Eighth Ninth, Eleventh. Thirteenth, Twentieth and
Twenty Wards the death has been for three
ite than great IA In the Fifteenth
uniformly healthful ward In the city Last week on y
person IN 900 OF Ito Inhabitants died.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-12
NIyIATURK ALMANAC

sun 5i07 sets 1908 Moon nses.''' OOO
ws-gB DAT-As
sandy HOOK. 40 S26 Hell Gate Ferry IO:ll
DAY-P
Sandy Hook zee 8ll saDd SAC Hell Gate Ferrg lOi3l
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Citp Real Gstate for Sale

VHU Itk"' N1'''@ 'N' >"'' .
OTS IN WEST 2lST-ST.-FOr sale, three
LOTS rs feet half block together ~ih the blLDHd
% ami l. sasre Tor furnished carpenters shop maJ Do
b.d iii ths premises, immediate possession given
j. DBNHAM & Co., 2l3 v est 25dst, near Slh ave
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ChLRNDARS-THn DAI
arpavsk CJuKr-CHAsBERs-D

srpRsxK COuRr-CHAsBsRs-DosoHUE.
40 oR,en AIT Tr.ynor &C. l33 kusader Sc, sgt Aeker
~. Winston agt The Mitchell - man ~,
Eon-kr u. Co l53. whitaker sgt fsWseh
N, c,gsr at l7b. Moore ke., sgt ssAbuTy.
22B. .Poillon agL Smith. Ezl..Ohe It stthneh
3Ii ssme AT same. 235. Roman agt Garth.
- sb.x az Mclean. 236. .BIby, ree'r, sgL Snow
81 Mor,ps, AIT Hymes 237 Abertson agt Liyeoek and
All H.rrs
% Coppsnts BAH Note Co. 238 Dorey al sgt LnebIi
AIT Industrial III Go. etaL
O3. .seLlsssAger sgt Post 239 Audenrsid sgt ssme,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-05
FIRST NATIONAL BhES
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.
ITAh....,.........-----..-... ...-'E@o S,Sv''

general Ban king, Exchange and Colec.
ton business Transacted With fidelity an
Certificates of Deposit Issued snd interest
paid thereon. ;,
New fractional Currency and I, 2, Sand sc
coin always on hand for the accoinmods'
ton OF the public. .-.
Accounts OF Merchants, Msaups'ursr
Bankers and others solicited. 90,
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? GREAT MISTAKE
One Which Proves Fatai 10
Thousands.

MANY persons with Chronic Diseases , I'LL .
suit Ir, Iopgdon who have taken meuiS,h, ne
IRON their home doctors for wee KS n,nll I,a
and even yesl $, without the slighesl siieSia-
t,,n of their iIIs, and after all nope Oh cure
il zone, expect him to restore thelr hea1t 4,
ina short time. and, falling 10 90 30, ae ne 10
pronounced a humbug. Nothing cou,u ~ pe g
more unfair Every other pnysiciaiir, ~ 70 oil
city NAV fail and does fail, ana u - al
right, but il DIR. Longdon fails IL ID az ~
wrong. Who cannot see the unJustness "
Hundreds de OF Consumption ana otnes
fatal ma adies, whom DR. Longuon Ha ss,os
skilltocure when called In time. but II wy ot
wOuld give him fair trial, You must not
wait mill deathhas already done us tsI1i -
bic work. He does not profess 70 inahe nS
lungs, stomachs and hearts, only Iol ,,ators
diseases from these and elmer organs oe'''~
organic LESSONS have taken place.
Dr. Longdn can now refer 10 many pc, 4
sons in Wheeling, who 10 DOUBT ~oIt ,s
have been in their graves to.dsy w. ~, ho H.,
skill: and there are hundreds HoIe VIZ =
will 90 down TO death WITHIN SSu
come that might be saved by timely aio
and rational treatment. ,,.,,on ad
Fees Tor consultation, exaniha.Sn -, eli
vice and trea ment within the reacn1 " a 81
Medicine Tor all diseases by mali an'
express to all parts Of the country.
NoTE-pr. I.ongdon'- office ana resluen.s
the CotTcdreI AoA mas
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be given in regard to the time bread
should stand after it is moulded and
put in pans, because here is the point
where observation and discretion are 30
indispensable. Graham ,qor brown
bread is q, very ussful article of diet.
It can be made like the white bread,
though some persons prefer molasses
in it, in that case two large tablespoons
full will be sufficient for q batch OF
bread. ...l.. .......o.x, ...s.
Festival Caks-To bake in the iore-
noon, you, must set the first rising TOR
this cake the noon before. t'i
Take two cups OF milk. one yeast
cake, softened in cup Of warm water,
two cups OF sugar, and eight cups OF
flour, mix and put in warm place to
rise. 1t will Delight ct night.
Then. add two cups of sugar, two OF
melted butter, four eggs, one large nut
meg, half q teaspoonIul Of cinnamon,
one pint Of raisins, seeded and chopped.
or whole If you like. Mix very
thoroughly; put in bakipgtine, or leave
in the pan. as you find 1t convenient;
set to rise. If it is kept warm enough
it will be ready to bake in the course OF
the morning. II left in the mixing pan
over night, it should have some chance
to rise again, after putting in tins. ..
Use the same cup in all the measure
mo A LARGE teacup was used for this
receipt, and the above quantity made
two loaves, baked in two-quart tins.
This is cake which you can eat .
good peace Of, st hungry picnic, and
not hurt you. ....... ....
Raised Bisc,ats.-Two piuts raised
dough, one egg, one tablespoonful Of
butter. Work thoroughly together and
let it raise. Then mould it out into
biscuits, let it raise again and bake. 1t
must be quite light each time it is rails
ed.
Coeoanm Pies. -One cocoanut, grated
and put into custard made OF six
eggs, three pints milk. one teaspoonful
-four and half teaspooniul OF salt.
Bake with one crust. This auantity
makes two pies. They are rich, but
very palatable.
Custard Pis.-Three eggs, beaten
very light one cup OF sugar-some per-
sons prefer more and some less, that is
altogether a matter OF taste-one teas
poonful flour, half teaspooniul salt,
| flavor TO taste. Bake with one crust
The art 10 making good custard is to
bake it right. 1t must have a very hot
oven and must not be baked too much,
as when over done it is watery, but
when baked right it is both healthy
and palatable.
Salt Pork-For the benefit OF those
who are obliged to use salt pork, the
following plan improves wonderfully
Cut az MANY slices as will be required
for breakfast the evening previous and
soak in sweet milk and water. Then
rinse till the water is clear and Try. 1t
| is very nearly as good as fresh pork.
For a change rolling it in corn meal is
a good imitation OF fresh fish.
II every farmer and farmers son
would plant one tree each, every year
and every farmers wife and daug hter.
cultivate half a dozen flowers each!
how much brighter the country would
| be.
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THE CITY BAN K.
nudtyidual Liability

Individual Liability
IL PREPARED TO CONDUCT ALL BD
mess appertaining to Banking.
Deals in Bills Of Exchange, United state
NEGOTIABLE Securities. at fair rates,
Notes and Bills OF Exchange Discounted
Collections made for Merchants, Mann
acturers, Banks, Bankers, and Others, or
ali accessible points in the United state'
and Canada, -,
Drafts in gu1ns to 5hit PURCHASERS on all
the PRINCIPAL Cities and Town. In Germany
Great Britain and Ireland.
deposits collected. Intere.t allowed OF
Special DepoSth; ,,,
!. DkLIELL, Vice President.
n CRANGLE, Cashier. feb
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w A N T e D i.

Flour.
M. BBLS. MOSS ROSE,
I'M lOO /" Sterling,
wv On a" Choice Family,
ga" cottage xxx.
Inv; :" Yo semitic Lily,
ina Cream Of Indiana,
: aS I" Gem (Spriug wheat
iOO White Rose,
Id 4" Washington,
nae Peerless,
store and for sale 6y
Sun LIST, DAVENPORT&P PARKS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-05

DIRECTORS.
JOHN X. BOTSFOED. President.
fa,ob Eornbrooh, Henry NJ. Harper,
Geo. W. Franxheim, John e. wilson,
Jacob 3. Rhodes, george Adams,
John l.. Hobbs. VIM. b: simpson.
NJ. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
,,oor1S-d&w
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UNION BAKERY,

NO. GRANT HOUSE BLOCK. KEEPS
N Constantly on hand fresh Bread, axes,
Pies, &C. Bread delivered to any part OF
the city. Cakes for Parties furnished az
snort notice, no,,Ep
nayl6 n. UOhLhns
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FARM CONTAINING SNE HUN
A "a and three acres. ] will sell II IN
"a a Snt ~ divide IL In lots Of four or 'fiye
Sssss s to suit purchaser There u no better
pR %is sSn9 ONE '1a s q lie ss &
Wneenso cash; balance In one,
Iernd three years. For further particu.
two snnuire OF the subscriber. o.
lars end""N GEO. ROREkTS,
IS Main street.
T. OBRlEN,
60, Real Est % 10 Agent.
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Soaps

Soaps.
Colgate's Sterling,
Gr olive,
Pearl.
/. o. u,
Golden Banner.
Ali kinds Fancy Toilet Soap.
Genuln CASTLE.
For sale. ilNSLh i9I Avn
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-17
COUNTY NEWS.

-Spalding's Bell Ringers gave one Of
their splendid concerts at Vergennes, on
Frida y evening.
The Addison Good Templars give an
entertainment ut the new town hall in
that place tomorrow evening.
The many friends OF Dca. n. A.
Saxton, of Waliham, will regret to learn
that he DOS not improve in health.
The freight business on the Addison
Railroad--leased to tho Central Vermont
is said to be increasing.
Addison County farmers were very
busy last week filling their ice houses
with splendid ice, which they procured
from Otter Creek and Lake Chumplain.
The case is different now.
"A sociaole under the auspices of the
Ladies' aid society was held at the resi-.
dence Of e. NJ. Bottum, Esq, in Orwell,
on the evening Of the 9th inst 1t was n
very enjoyable affair.
The Vergennes ladies OF the Con.
gregational church will give an entertain
ment at their vestry on Friday evening
of this week, the proceeds to be applied
to the extinguishment of their debt.
"A surprise party came off at the
residence Of p. p. Vail, Esq, in Orwell
on Monday evening last, which was par
ticipated in by some fifty couples. II
was one of the social events of the season
Officers of the Mizpah Lodge o.
Good Templars, at New Haven, for the
next quarter. as follows; w CT, \. b
! Adams; W VT, Mrs. d. w. Smith
w S, F. W. Nash w f s, Miss Flor.
ence j liathorn; w T, Walter Barton
w NJ. Allis Svuier W G, Mrs. y. II
Barton w. Guard, Miss Fila Stevens
Sentinel, Alvin Squior.
We received second well.wntkr
report OF the crystal wedding at Mr.. Hub
bard's, in Whiting. after the first was il
type, and also u poem upon the same
subject. But one report seems to be
enough, aud we only mention the matter
to request the writers to favor us again
some other time, upon local matters il
that vicinity.
The following are the officers o
Lampson Lodge, No. 10, |. O., T., o
New Haven Mills. which was organized
in 1860, and which now numbers fort,
members; W G T. Zira Elliott; w
I, Mary Elliott; W q, L d. Warner
w S, A. A Warner; w II. II. s. Sum
ner l. ID. S. F. Thompson w p T.Du
ane Mills
"A very pleasant cotillion party wa
given at the Bristol House. in Bristol
last Thursday evening, which was .partici