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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12

ToDAcco MARKET. Cans monthly cir.
cuar says the home trade in seed leaf Tor
January was calm and unsuggestiye, whilst
prices have remained steady on a dali mar
ket. A revival on a small scale of the ex-
port trade has been noticeable. In Con-
necticut and Massachusetts the buyers are
receiving their tobacco. They all unite in
complaining of The lightness OF the crop, so
that instead of 10000 cases calculated upon
the yield will be reduced to % 900 or there
ahnnls
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12

We understand that a donation will be
held in East Guifurd at the residence of
Mrs. Gale and Gould on Thursday eve.
ming, Feb. lsih for the benefit of Rev. S.
+. Cushman, who is preaching there
through the winter. Refreshments aud
pleasant time are anticipated. All are cor
daily invited TO attend.
or the % persons who died in Gdillurd
in 1874, ten were over 20 years of age, seven
were over 80, and two over 90.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12

"A fire was discovered in the Methodist
church Friday forenoon at about IL o'clock.
Some chestnut finish had been placed near
the stove TO dry aud in some way ignited
during a short absence of the carpenter.
When he returned the room was filled with
blaze and smoke, but with cnmmendable
promptness he removed a wlndoW aud
soon bundled the blazing wood and boards
outside. The ceiling was slightly smoked,
and portion of the floor had to be repair
ed, but the damage was a mere tribe.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12
WATERFOWL UNION LIVE STOCK xiRKEr.

DALE. D., WATERFOWL, Feb. Q, 1878.
frlees MARKET Beef. A few ehoice-&iO 500 10 rs :
EAia Ss iSslO 50i hrst quality 50 OOas so; second
quSlty, 70 oOsS 80; third quality, IS OOtaT co.
hN.b'-Choice grade includes nothing but stall fed
ivy 70 1900 bullocks; extra and nrst quality in.
eudes the best large fat oxen second and hird anal
ny oxen and two and three year old steers0
working Oxen 500, 2O0e $40 Spair
Mllch Cows an CAlves-S35 to IS extra OSLO as
1rearllngs-sl0tol Two years old-s2Oto al
Prices Of Sheep 4 Lambs,-In lots 90 "a q M q IN
5(a7e . N. F A'~ui Vi i'0"
TT iIa- Sac n Country SOS I-2c.
Pelts Slsl 50 each Calf Skins l6c y n,
Poultry-Liye, IL 1-29l5c. Geese 81 each
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12

When you visit or leave the city OF NEW YORK ssvs
snnoSanee and expense OF carriage hire and stop Il
GRAND CENTRAL DEPoT. ~1thas over ss6 elegant.
iurnlohea rooms and is ntted up Al an expense Of
over Elevator, steam, and all modern i'm.
nAN rs Lunch Counter aud Wine Rooms are snp.
pneu Mth we beet the markets furnish The eni-
ns ~ unsurpassed Rooms for 4 single person. n so
ana " per Day rich suites for families proporton1te
low so thAt visitors to the city and travellers eAn
i've more uxuriously, for less money Al the GRAND
Union than at any other nrst-eass hotel In the cty
sARes aud cars pass the hotel every minute for al
paris OF the city af'kw DeARRIsoS, Managers,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12

PREPAYMENT OF NEWSPAPER PosfAGE.
The postal returns during the month of
January show that the substitution of pre-
payment of newspaper postage is very far
from increasing the revenue from that
source, as had been supposed. The receipts
during the month Of January for stamps
used in the large Northern cities are far
below tho estimates of those who advocat-
ed their use. The post office revenue
would have been much greater had the
postage on newspapers been paid by the
subscribers who received them, instead of
the publishers who sent them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12
WilIiansViIIe.

AN AGED LADY BURIED TO DEATH.
A shocking accident occurred on We'd
nesday morning, 10th inst. Mrs. Ruth Sa-
ben, aged 50, arose about a. m. and built
her fire in the Fireplace and fell into it,
burning her face, chest and hands so that
she did seven hours amer, Her son, DAN
lei, in assisting to extingulsh the fire and
remove her burning garments, buracd his
hands considerably.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12

Several months ago the Spanish govern
ment expressed willingness to pay the
indemnity demanded on account of the
Virginius executions, but on such terms as
were not acceptable 10 our government.
Since then negotiations have been eontin-
ued, and now il is stated in official circles
that they have reached a satisfactory con-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12

WISDuAM Co. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
A meeting of the members sftise -vs'frfEE
han County Agricultural Society, for the
purpose OF electiug officers for the year en-
suing, and making sueh cha ges in their
rules and regulations as may be deemed
adviAable, will be held at the Fayetteville
hotel on Tuesday, Feb. 10, Al 10 O'Clock A.
NJ.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12

The hotel keeper at Jamaica wa, taken
in hand recently for selling liquor, and the
testimony sgain,t him it is said would
have been sufficient to have cost him $500,
but lie was let off on agreeing TO pay $40
and costs, providing he leaves town by
April first next.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12

Chicago boasts that she has a confsder-
ale major general for street car conductor,
whereupon the Plttsburg Commercial re-
toris that be must lie an uncommonly dis
reputable fellow, for all respectable conled-
crate generals have been elected to Con-
gress.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12
Re0lea0 Of The Markets.

NEW YORK. Teb. 0. Wheat ouet ,ca xss,.,p
"a -; amber DO q IS white Michigan 81 81 Oats
western nised 67s6sc white 67s69c. Corn, west.
siS % Beef, plain mess, $40 0O,a 1918
ShiCAGO, Feb. .. Flour dull; superhpe extras
- $500 %; family brands % S7eSI 81 Wheat nrm;
No spring % Lac cash. Corn quiet; No mixed 69c
Gasn; 0a!s steady; No a. Sac Meas Pork SIS 20 cash
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12
Keene, ". II.

Several parties in Keene are trying to
Guido each other in drawing big loads Of
wood. few days ago a load was drawn
in measuring a cords, aud on Saturday
last Roswell c. Osgood drew into the
Cheshire Railroad wood yards at Keene
III cords on one load, with Que yoke Of
cattle. The game is not ended yet.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12
Communications.
= short Answer to Mr. Crosby's second
Ueffer.
CENTRAL PARK. New York,


CENTRAL PARK. New York,
Feb. 8, 1875.
Mr.. Editor; When not residing in Brat
tleboro, l am very busy man, with 300
pupils, servants and teachers to direct I;
hence am apt TO let newspapers accumu-
late. II is only yesterday that read Mr..
Crosbys last production in your issue of
Jan. Goth.
My friend Crosby is decided not "to let
me alone;' on contrary, he takes hold of
me roundly, and that l enjoy; a fair, open,
square fight agrees with my Huguenot
blood. Kites rise against the wind and
for success in this world nothing is better
than good enemy.
Mr.. Crosby loses his temper. So much
the better for me 4; ii proves that my re-
view touched him to the quick, and was
just Whatever he may repeat, he will
never make any reader Of my first letter
believe that l, born a poor boy, for thirty
years Woodworking man, have now be-
come n dreadful aristocrat, anxious to
tlample down republican institutions. l
truly enjoy the charge so do all who know
me.
Also, should not reply to Mr.. Crosbys
second epstle evidently he has more time
than have,) did lie not know too we'll the
old Latin adage, that everything is fair in
love and war. He charges me with cor
rupting, bribing, the commissioners. Mr..
Crosby knows better; he must he very
angry to use such alterations of truth I do
not say lalsohoods. He knows quite well
that the first commissioners entered my
house once when examining the lay of the
land, and had no choice luxuries. l could
not even offer them a cigar; had none.
Some Of the petitioners were present also.
Having heard Of Mr.. Crosby's charge on
that ,casion, took good care not TO APP
preach privately the second commission
ers. Two of them, on the eve of my neces-
sary departure, asked me to bring them
the plans made for the improvement of my
property. The interview took place with
the consent of both of Mr.. Crosby's law
yers, and in presence of one OF them, +.
Stoddard, Esq.
To defend the commissioners disinter-
estodness would be an insult. Let me say
in conclusion that if ever two boards of
like men decide in favor of the road, l shall
submit TO their decision without reviewing
it, and no newspaper controversy will in
dictate my modification and bitterness Of
soul.
viii you have the kindness to treat my
second letter as YOU have Mr.. Crosby's.
Yours truly,
Ellie CHARLIER.
p. 81 shall always read with great in
terest Mr.. Crosby's next letters. II do
not answer them, it will be simply because
have no time. l have just returned from
Washington, where l tried to upset our
republican government 1 did not succeed.
I an, NJ, tho own nf loo vi,o for I'lori,ls u,itI,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12
Athens.

The diphtheria has broken out in this
town. Eleven eases have been reported
thus far, hut none have proved fatal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12
TO ADVERTISER

The VERMONT PHGNX has larger circulation thar
any other Newspaper In Southern Vermont,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12
viii you have the kindness to treat my
second letter as YOU have Mr.. Crosbys.
Yours truly,

p. 81 shall always read with great in
terest Mr.. Crosby's next letters. III do
not answer them, it will be simply because
I have no time. l have just returned from
Washington, where l tried to upset our
republican government did not succeed.
l am or the eve of leaving for Florida with
my daughter, the one who was so seriously
injured. There may try to make myself
n dictator. If succeed, will let You
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12

Water sells at % cents barrel in West
Rudolph yiillge.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12
FoR THE NERIoSI PH1EII.
hleep.

Then said his disciples, Lmd, if he
sleep he shall do WE'LL" st. John, Chap.
H., verse II. BLESSINGS on the man who
iAvented Sleep" said Sancho TO the ear of
the renowned, the immortal Quixote and
Shelley claimed that the greatest and most
formidable enemy of all the living is broth
err to our Indispensable CONSIDER and com
fDrter:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-02-12
New Yorh STOCK and mopev M.,L,,


q 6 New York, Feb, 0, Money active at per ct.
Government bonds firm.
The following are theclosinp ouotations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11

The letter OF Mr.. McEnery to Mr.. McMr-
Ian, who was recently an aspirant to a seat
In the q. s. Senate is in keeping with his
course since the last election for Governor in
Louisiana, and indicates that he by no
means intends to abandon his pretensions as
chief executive OF that state. He signs him
self "Governor of louisiana" and states
that since Mr.. MCMILLAN has Withdrawn he
will forthwith appoint his successor. The
country had fondly hoped that the Louisiana
complication was adjusted. The House of
Representatives tacitly agreed to the
Wheeler compromise, the Senate last session
passed resolution recognizing kellogg as
the chief executive, and the executive
branches OF the government have also ex-
tended recognition. 1t is difficult to see,
therefore, just what Mr.. McEnery expects TO
gain by his factions opposition. The House
on the first day OF its session by its action
Indicated a disinclination to renew the con.
test, and as before stated the Senate last
winter formally recognized Mr.. kellogg as
Governor. II is scarcely possible that the
subject will again receive the attention of
either house OF Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11
USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
LADIES, MISSES AND GENTLEMEN's FURs,
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT OF STOCK FOR
THE HOLIDAY TRADE.
Seal Skin Sscques, various sizes and qualities
Silver Fox, Hudson Bay Sable, Seal otter Mink
Black MaTttn, &C, in MUFFS and BOAS.
beeutiful Sets OF Mink. S25, $50 and SIS.
Beautiful Sets of French Seal, SO TO SIS
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S FURS IN GREAT
VARIETY.
Fur Trimmings of various kinds
Gentlemen Gaps, Mutilsss and cantlets in Seal.
OF er and h. n.
Gold aud Ivory headed Canes, Silk Umbrellas
Fur Carriage K ,bss, White Fox, Black Bear,
Wolf and Buffalo.
h. HI. STINEMETZ.
HATTER AND FURRIER
1887 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
decll-2w Next to corner 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11
For the III Olidays.

large ard select assortment Of Embroidered
CLIPPERS, SLIPPEk CASES, CUSHIONS
TOWEL RACKS and LIGHT SOREENS
Embroidered SUSPENDERS and CIGAR CASES
Choice variety Of INITIAL HANDkERCHIEFS.
KID GLOVES and Ladies' SILK MGFFLERS,
in all shades
Children's MERIHO OLOAKs. Of superior eIe.
gante.
NOVELTIES, FANCY and wORsTED GOODS,
for Christmas Presents. At
MRS. SELMA RCPPERTS,
decll-tJan Ola 9th St, opp Patent Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11

The " Fat Fugitive" is what the New York
WorId styles Boss Tweed. As yet no trace of
his oleaginous footprints have been found,
and there seems scarcely probability OF his
being discovered by the sleuth hounds, of
the New York detective corps, VINO have
heretofore distinguished themselves by ar
resting 8 Nathan murderers-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11
RUTTERl CHEESE! CIDERI

We are receiving or consignment from New York
creamertes and dsiries direct, fine GILT EDGE
BUTTER, which we offer BY the package, ct lowest
market rates
Have Just received a car load New York CIDER,
(pure Juice, which will sell at Dos to PFC per
gallon by the barrel. Nochsrge for packages
Have this day received several cases choice BA.
NANAS, which we will sell low BIZ the bunch
Weare alsO constantly receiving choice New York
and Western Factory CHEESE and COUNTRY
PRODUCE, which will be sold TO the trade Al low
est market rates. A. Z. PHILLIPS, with
BARB0UR 4 HAMILTON,
wholesale Grocers. Commission Merchants and
Liquor Dealers, 631-639 Louit lana ave -decli-3t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
1 OsT-on Friday night, coming from the THEN
IL Concert, large PENDANT 10 an earring A
suitable reward will be given by returning TO 1O7
street. decll2t'
Gin REWARD-Lost, a PACKAGE or PA
CIV PEAs-written and printed-enciosed 10
two printed pamphlets. and wrapped with copous
red tape Above reward on delivery to me, 1O4 U
street southwest Lh.l JOSEPH SEGAk.
( OsT-Sridsy evening, probably on PennsyIva
MINK FUR COLLAR. Finder return or send word
to 313 street southeast, and be suitably re-
wsrded. cecIl.2t1
l OST-On tine evening of the 10th In ,tanf, on 10th
~ street, between New ork avenue ana g street,
q large ENVELOPE, containing valuable papers OF
no use to any one but the owner A liberal reward,
II returned to WI. M. SMITH, Palace Market
corner 18th stl Get and New I ork avenue. 1t
Two WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Whereas, a
certain Certificate of one share in the Usher sod
Estate purchase, issued TO John G. Lightbody now
deceasedl has been misaid or lost this is to 81
notice that unless the same shall be to The
undersigned for transfer wi hin sixty days from tins
date, new certificate will be issued in lieu thereof
by order OF the Trustees.
washington City, llth Dec, 1875. Secretary.
Cox REWAkD.-Lcst either in street car or
80 Treasury Department, SOLITAIRE DIA-
NOND RING In case, four initials in it. belon gipR
to a lady. The finder will receive the reward by
calling on Mr.. BAKER, main entrance of Treasury
Department. decl0 ST.
Il OST-On or about November 18th, q GUILD
RIh NC, with q lsrge amethyst set. The finder
will be rewarded i've collars by leaving Ii at 81 9
and ago Northern Liberty Market. decs ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11
PERSONAL.
MEDICAL. &c.


nR. BUOKLER.JoNks-Twe years. e1perf
~ ence In Female Diseases, Irregularities, Ova
ran IurDors guarantees Satisfaction OF no Charge
more. sepl7 -sms
AADAmE kksTELL, a. D., Thoroughly en- =
VI perieaosd and scientific Ladies' Physician and
Mldwn- VI - gesrs practice attends ladies Of their
honee, y 9 r4l0rtable private rooms, careful
y, ana TIE e'-f medical attendance At the Doctor
pliv2te reslceLCe Ladies placing themselves under
the care Of n sdsme Reste are guaranteed scentine
treatment AND Speedy cure. Once and residence,
corner OF south Sharp and Dover sts., Baltimore.
CONTRADICTORY On PkR BOTTLE. Don.
p saltstions free az DR.. DARBYs, lls ~ 81.
tOoloRizstien bufldinsD Jyl7m'
nk. ROBER YsON, FKOM BALTIMORBi
~ osn be consulted 81 10 i0ts arest northwest
nearly opposite the Gas Once, every wBDNEe
DAY and SATURDAY, from 20 3 .. IN, In eli
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs, 0onorrhea, Gleet,
structure, eyphiiis, and epernstorrhea, GASES Of
Gon1orrhes recently contracted cured In to dAys.
sygLiiis n "A y. .t.sss Saios,S enrea, and tes
on BY eIoesss and sbuse in youth, eeosiag loss q
weakness, impotsns ,Dsryoas irritabiity sympsoms
Of consumption, Indigestion, DalDttation Oh the
hesrt, pains In beck, dimnsss Of night or giddne,s
evil forebodfAgs, self distrust, Ae, speedily cured
BY newly discovered remedies. 0entleuen p,scfua
Themselves IN DR.. =. 3 hand can rely upon beinS
scientifically and honorebly treated. Refers % the
high testtmonias which he nov holds from the Iced
ing Physicians Of Baltimore. ono lS( 10th sfress
norfhwsst, frun 20 D.n. marSU
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e. vi. TOwsOn g. Co,


WILL OPEN MONDAY, DECEMBER 18TH,
job IN CALICOEs.
1nIy 70 pieces perfect Calicoes at Sc Der yard
'o0 - pieees double width Rep Poplin at SIC, SELL
Jeb dozen Ready made Cloth Skirts at eoc.
Sob 20 COZ LADIES Merino Vests az So sad at SO.
UNEXAMPLED hrTRsCTfoNsi
ALL TIE EoyELTIEs OF THE SEASON
AT G.. NJ. TOWsON 4 Co..
doz. fine H'msd, stitched Hkfs, fancy boxes. 81 90
s :. {" +" Is. IS
JOB g dog. Broc.de Windsor scsrfs all SILK ct aoc
Job loo doz. all Linen Hkf- ats:
Ladies and Gents Initial Hkfs. 10 fancy boxes
Gen S9s Is Sst 4 sss1 q g. g. g.
Ladies SIX ntilers, white and fancy, IS and Soc
Gent Silk Matters, 10 plain, plaid, SCROLL and Cor
Ladies nbreidersd Set. as $50 low Is IS 3d. 81, Soc.
JOB IN Narcotics Trimmings, lso. apiece Il ydEJ
Nottingham Laees, full wild b, Is low Is, 80 81, IS,
s0c upwards.
50 different designs in Ladies' and Misses Fancy
Turkey Bed Dsmssk, Bleached Dsinask, Buff Dam
Willie and Bed BordeIed Napkins, Turkey Bed
Double width Black AIpscas at Is, 80, 81, SOC.
weight, al 50c.
no.,ov a.. FOR LADIES AT, tsASQuKs:
Brown Castor Beaver.
Extra heavy prap d'Ete low as Sis, sIs1, 81,
Full OK Plaid Dress Goods from 121I. Is DO Csc
Daily additions of choice Goods to the above.
&. M. TOwsON d CO,
Gao Pennsyiys AHA avenue, near 9TH street.
oecii Ut South aide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11
HOTELS.

hO
NIADUCT HOTEL,
RELAY STATION,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO T. Il
desirable and convenient place of resi- =. . 4
cence or soJourn Tor persons having bust VEyAV
ness IN Baltimore, Annapolis or Washing G.Hf
ton city
Is minutes from Baltimore.
A. DliaEieS JTODl WASHINGTON.
ellis.
Low Communication rates Of fare on railroad.
For terms apply TO
decll colin JAS. A. CooTEs, Manager.
ss7NHE BRUNSWICK
n B0TLsToN cor CLARENDON ST., BosToN.
This new and comm0dious structure il 4
now completed aud ready for the reception vcAV
OF travellers and the public. The house is ik.fHl
nreproof and contains every dern improV emo -.
including passenger and baggage elevator. liz is
elegantly fur aished, is located in most Desirable
part OF the city, near the Common, Public Garden
and the railroad depots.
Besides rooms for transient guests, il contains
many rooms suite for families who desire 10 To-
cafe permanently. No pains money will be spared
to make the Brunswick take rank with the best no.
tells in this country.
Public patronage respectfully solicited.
decll-s,4t J. w. WoLOOTr, Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11
IS0 PIECES OF hICH BLACK AMI
COLORED silks.

We invite the particular attention Of eur custom
ers AID STRANGERS II the CITY TO large and
elegant assortment of SILK GOODS, which se are
cure vail compare fsvOrably with stocks in any Of
the northern markets, and our prices Will be fousd
equally cheap.
zach gl' &c marked IN plain figures at the lowest
price. No deviation allowed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11

1t is stated that Cassius NJ. Clay, of Ken
lucky, is already at work trying to get his
name put on as second on the democratic
presidential ticket with Tilden as first Cas-
sius will have his labor for his palms. He
has boxed the political compass so often
that Ire has the respect and confidence of no
party. He would be as great pull back to
the democratic national ticket as Sam Carey
was 10 the Ohio democratic state ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11

H0ReEe MINTERBD.-Gentiemen desiring 90
III have their Horses well cared for can ~
make arrepeemeufs for doing % By apply AoS
ing TO HENRY n. MILLER, sandy spring, Nd.
west, Francis Miller, go Ls. avenue. decs-2w'
J. EUssKLL . 90,
llss NEW YORK AVENSE.
Be- leave 10 announce that they are now ssrvtns
36sf1ks n ct sZle' saso, TsA,A
Oysters, Ice Orsam, Charlotte Buae,
yelliss, b., os1ivssed tn any pert Of ths
f:niies, Parties, BsIls. Ae., served a short no
dee, g reasonable prsess. Quality cannot Be ex-
VTANTED-Evsrybotyt 20 know that "a vim he
w NO trouble 20 select CLOTH Nc from the
lsrse stock Of 4. sfkAUs, l0ii Pennsylvania sv-
eoue. nov0
% BAL KID GLOVES, Lsdiss spd oent,s...n.
~ g cent? Isis nsv ssoek inst received 81 cheap
sssiSg 6ss "a q. oSS o1fs sss1t On.
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Ausic Books, Constantly on hand
WIN. BALLANYYNK,S,
noveu A2S STREHY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-11

Exye Circulation More than THree
Times that of amy other Daily Pa
per publish, ed in " ashfngfon, and
therefore by far the Best Adrer-
Using Medium tn the District of
Columbia.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-25
Programme OF Sedgvick County
Teachsrs' AnDociaxion.


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