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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-10

NE DECAYED TEETH.--We have
prepared, after consultation with some OF our
best dentists, CARBOLIC MOUTH-WAsH which
has proven very efficient in the treatment OF
CAYED TEETH and DISEASED GUNS. 1t acts As
complete disinftctdnt 10 the odor caused By Dc.
.ayed teeth, and is very pleasant 10 the smell ahI
taste. Sold In bottles; so cents each. Prepare'
solely by MEADE BAKER, Pharmacists
fe1O 9l9 Main street
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@ HEADQUARTERS
FOR
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
HO FOB THE BARGAINS

will offer for the NEXT TWO WEEKS SPECIAL
AND BARGAINS, as | am deter
mined not TO be undersol4 by any one. You can
rely on purchasing your DRY GOODS at the very
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Ten ex-GoverDors of Maine are still living.
They don't stay in Office long enough.
The Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
was announced as having deficit of 1896, 900
on the LIST of October.
Lord Houghton is going to write book
about America. Wonder if it will be like
Dickens notes.
The n Y Herald says the late VIM. B. AS
tor left an estate valued at nearly $500 ,00O,-
900! Just think Of that.
A candidate for a Canadian office, whose
election was urged because he was the ally Of
God,' has just been disqualified because of cor
rupt practices
Prince Edward Island oysters are sent to
England packed 10 oatmeal, and by the tim =
they reach London they are plump and whole
SOME, commanding about sixty cents dozeo.
Alexander H. Stephens is said to be in too
feeble health to 60 to Washington this wiper,
but we should not be surprised to see him
there He has wonderful vitality.
There is to be convention Of "broom- corn
growers 10 New York next month. Coudn'
| We have convention of broom sedgers'' down
this way.
Nightmare, says an exchange, is caused by
| remaining 80 long in one position that the
blood ceases to circulate. Eating a heavy sup
per is better cause.
The Appetous will shortly issue the life Of
Stouewal Jackson, by John Esten Cooke, with
an appendix containing an account of the un
yelling Of Jackson's statue, by Rev. j. VIM
Jones.
King Kalakaua is in trouble Three leper
have escaped from the island of Molokai, and
as they approach the capital, they meet with
nobody anxious to obstruct them. They arr
determined to have personal interview will
the king-which is pleasant.
Proctor 8 lectures on astronomy are rcvolu
tIonlzlng the regulations of many a 3 st II
household. Parents 10 their ardor for science
no longer expect the lights to be out and every
body abed by ten o'clock. \ young man Cal
call and explain the planetary system to
young lady now if it takes him till one o cocl
in the morning to do it.
Gilmore's Garden New York city, formerly
Barnum's Hippodrome, has been leased t,
William 4. Dodge, jr., D. Willis James, Johl
Z. Havemeyer and Morris K. Jesup, on be
half of the Young Men $ Christina Association
for the purpose Of holding the revival services
of Moody and Saukey during their labors il
that city. The rent per week is $1,000. paya
BILE monthly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-29

At the residence of the brides father, on the
2ith instant, by Rev. Mr.. Higgins, TAYLOR
IATES, esq, OF Kappahsnnock, and Miss
AM &. PA -tR. o: Fauquier.
On the llth instant, by Rev. w. A. A. Pow
ers, }. NJ. RAM Ely, esq, and Miss MARY 4.
FOSTER, both of Fauquier
On the 18th of November noar Bristoa sta
ton, Prince William county, Va. by Rev b.
ELLEN THOMPSON, formerly Of Scotland
On November l7th, by Elder r. W. Newman,
at Pilgrims, Mr.. JOHN b DANE to Miss
FRANCES ELLA ALEXANDER, all OF
Prince William county.
By the same, Sunday morning. Nov. Dist, ri
the residence of the bride father, Cuipeper CO.,
Mr.. WILLIAM j. JACOBS to Miss CORNE-
LA A JENNINGS, all Of Culpepcr CO.
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a1eranhria, uirgjnia.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %.

The remains of Vice President Wilson re-
NAMED in Philadelphia until nearly noon on
Saturday, and few hours afterwards were re-
ceived 10 New York with due honors A mill
tary procession of half a dozen regiments es-
corted the funeral cortege up Broadway and to
the depot. For short time the body laid 10
state at Worcester, and Boston was reached
early yesterday morning. The remains were
placed in Doric Hall, and to-day at noon the
funeral services took place. To night the body
will be conveyed to Mr.. Wilson'S home at
Natick, and on Wednesday the 6oal obscquies
will take place. Rev. T. De Witt Talmage
preached, yesterday, to large congregation
in Brooklyn Tabernacle memorial sermon on
the late Vice President. His discourse was
on lessons from life of the deceased, and the
examples he set men of his time. His hands
were free from bribery and corruption. He
was self made man, but if there was any
man who had reason to be disheartened when
be started out it was deceased. By persever
ance, study and strict integrity he had raised
himself to the second place of National author
ifv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-29
THE CHEsAPEAKEAND OHIO r. r.
New Phase of the Railroad Subtitle
Case Removed to Alexandria.


Case Removed to Alexandria.
Upon the opening OF the u s. Circuit Cour
in Richmond on Saturday, Judge Bond anc
Hughes on the bench, Judge ShipmaD, o.
New York, one Of the counsel for the New
York bondholders Of the Z. & O. R. R., quail
fed to practice.
Hon. William NJ. Evarts, of New York, O.
counsel for the defendants 10 the case NOV
ed to dismiss the proceedings in this cour
first, because the court has no jurisdiction
owing to irremediable defect as to the parties
to the suit, and be quoted the law, which give.
jurisdiction 70 the United States Courts only
10 cases where all of the plaintiffs and all Of
the defendants are citizens of different States;
and secondly, because 1t was the right of the
compliments 10 any cause to dismiss their pro.
ceedlDg las they proposed to do 10 this case)
before decree.
Mr.. Evarls argued the question of jurisdo
lion, and cited numerous decisions bearing Oh
the question, and claimed that the plaintiff
had the right to dismiss a cause at any stage
OF the suit prior to decree being rendered.
Judge Shipman, counsel for Butler, Duncan
q Calhoun, and all the compliments, stated
that be was not connected with the case at its
early stages, but since bis connection with it
be had examined authorities, which are mex.
haustlble, and 1t was very clear that this court
had no jurisdiction.
Judge Bond stated that the court was not
ready to hear such a motion then, and
thought that notice should be given all parties
interested 10 this suit. so that both sides could
be heard. The court determined to hold this
matter under consideration until the Goth of
December.
Mr. Evarts asked that the Chief Justice be
requested to be present at that time.
The court, by request of counsel for plaintiff,
hxed upon tie 2O'h of December as tue time
and Alexandria as the place, as it would be
more convenient for the Chief ustice, for the
next hearing of the case. Mr.. Evarts asked
that DO deholte action be allowed the receiver
OF the chesapeake and Ohio Railroad in this
court during the pending of this motion which
was granted. 1t is expected that Chief Justice
Waite, by request OF Mr.. Evarts, will sit with
Judge Bond tuesday, the Goth of December,
when decision will be rendered on the mo.
ton.
Saturday afternoon, subsequent to the pro-
ceedlngs In the Circuit Court of the United
States, Judge Shipman filed bill in the Cir
cult court OF Rlch mond. 1t is suit brought
by the trustees under the fifteen million dollar
SIX percent. gold-bond mortgage, asking Judge
Wexford to appoint receiver, and to proceed
to ascertain the priorities of the MORTGAGES and
to eject the speedy sale Of the road, &c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-29
School Trustees.

The Board OF Education have made the fol
lowing appointments of trustees:
Culpeper county: Jefferson district, Jane
P. Wager
Fairfax county: Providence district, f. w
Sewal
Fauquier county: Marshall district, W. F
Turner; Centre district, Thos. f. Digs; Scot
district, I. B. Hutchisop; Rappahaunock dis
trlct, w. d. Cooper; Cedar Run district, Johr
H. Ensor.
Spotsyvania county: Chaucellors district
Henry K. Robey; Livingston district, Ira P
Turnkey; Cumberland district, B. L. Bullock
Berkley district, Thos L. Chcwuing.
Shenandoah county: Lee district, B. B
Wiermau; Asbby district, a. j. Myers; Madi,
son district, s. u. Suuaker; Johnston district
Emanuel Shaver SoucwaII district Jacot
Speigle; Davis district, DR.. g. A. Brown.
LAND ASSESSMENT IN PRINCE WILLIAM -
Mr.. A. j. Davis, assessor OF lands below the
run, has completed his abors aud returned his
books to the clerk Office, from which We tind
the following result, compared with the assess
ment of 1870:
The number Of acres assessed in 1870, was
lO3, 1871
Nuuber of acres assessed under new assess
ment, lO3, 744. Decrease 10 acres %.
Amount ot assessment IN 1870, S753,674.
Amount of new assessment 1851 ,S4S.
Decrease in amount of assessment, 81, S23
Average amount assessed per acre by tue
new assessment, S. 55.-M1ndSSus Gazette.
The participation Of Montenegro and Servia
in the Herzegovlnian rebellion against Turkish
rule is becoming more pronounced and formi,
dable. AD open alliance is spoken OF, and Mon.
tenegro is sending force of IL 900 to aid the
Insurgents in battle with the Turkish troops
that is anticipated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-29

The Richmond correspondent Of the Peters
burg News says: The Court Of Appeals has
rid the State of the Kelly and Larquey case,
that has been before the courts and Lcgsla-
ture for years, and for which $4,000 was
claimed for work done on the CoviDgton and
Ohio Railroad. Judge Wexford gave judg-
meDt for Kelly and Larquey. The Court of
Appeals now tells the claimants to 90 to the
Legislature for relief.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-29

1t will be seen that Mr.. Evarts, counsel for
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company,
made motion in the Unted States Circuit
Court at Richmond, on Saturday, for the dis
missal of the proceedings under which re-
ceiver has been appointed to sell out the road
for the benefit of the bondholders. Judge
Bond will have further hearing of the case at
in this city on the Goth of December
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-29

Secretary Bristow brands as absolutely and
unqualiGedly false the rumor mentioned by a
witness on the trial Of chief clerk Avery at ST..
Louis, that he was interested 10 the distillery
Of Newcombe, Buchanan & Co., a, Louisville,
KY, and the rumor is also denied by that firm
Tine secretary, however, urges the strietest in-
vestigation of all such rumors by the gra I'D
Jury at St. Louis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-29

The decease Of Henry Wilson reminds the
New York Sun Of the many deaths which have
occurred within the last three or four years OF
those who bore leading parts in the struggle
for the overthrow OF slavery. Within brief
period Seward, Sumner, Hale, Chase, Gree
ley, and now Wilson, have passed away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-29

Cardinal McCloskey, yesterday, delivered an
address 10 St. Patrick's Cathedral, in New
York city. 1t was his first address since he
returned from Rome, and was confined princi-
paly t. review of his visit to Rome, and was
highly euiogistic of the character Of Pope
Pins TX
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-29

LAND SALE.-W. II. Gaines, administrator
OF Philips, sold 90 Monday under deed of trust
from A. B. Carter, 543 acres Of land, near
Warrenton Junction, to Thos. N. Latham, for
$40 per acre. Wurreaton ntl.c
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Total. 81 GIG O36 90
Which is the amount 10 be provided for for pay.
ment of interest prescribed by law up to end of
fiscal year September 81, 1876, to the Literary
Fund aid the Sinking Fund. and for paymeu.
OF interest at four and at three and one third per
cent per snnum on the public debt proper to
the 3Oth September, 1875
The Auditor says: We have no means of
knowing where our public debt is held, but
from the best estimate We can make, there is
owned by citizens aud corporations 10 Virginia
about eight millions, of which probably six
millions is 10 consols, $4,000 900; ln other
States ofthc Uniou, sl3, 600 OOU and iu foreign
countries, 1854. APO. 80; whole debl 500
5l4 426 38
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DIED.

On the 23d of November r, 1875, at the residence
of Mr.. George w. Larkin, in Prince " .iinrn,
after long and painful illness. DR. HENRY
u. LARhlN, IN the olsL yesr Of his age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-29

SECURlTYl SECURITY
~ Endanger no longer your life and property
by using inferior quality OF coal oil, but have
entire security by using G. WEST s. SONS
ALADDIN SECU RlTY OIL Warranted 10
degrees fire test; water white in color; burns
brighter, burns longer, ana will not explode
Be sure and try it. 1t burns in all coal oil and
kerosene lamps. For sale by
JANNEI j. CO.,
Dealers in rugs, Paints and Oils,
nov 20 145 King ST., Alexandria, Va
A CORAL BREASTPIN was lost yesterday
IA between ST. Paul's Church and Duke on
Duke, or on Washington, between Duke and
Cameron streets, for which d suitable reward
will be given if brought TO this Office. [no29.A
pENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLAS-
- TIERS, best in use, just received and for
sale by NOV 29l JAN NEf q 90.
IRON WOOD PENCILS, for stone cutters
l. USE for sale by
nov 20 j AN n El 6 ".
nRIED CHERRIES and Peeled Peaches
~ for sale by
oct 26 j. G. 4 L. MlLBURN.
ECEIVED THIS DAY fresh supply OF
III Currsnts, Raisins, Apple Butter and Mlnce
Mint. u,n,n
poyS JOHNSON i SH ERWOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-29

Arthur Curry, aged fifteen, 500 of Lieut..
James Curry, 5th Artillery, at Fortress Mon
roe, Va, while out huutiug, on Saturday, &C.
cldentaIly shot himself thru ugh the heart aud
died instantly. This is the third death by ac-
cldent 10 tho family within the past six mouths,
his mother and sister being drowned in Mill
Creek last spring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-29

The British Governments purchase of the
controlling interest of Egypt 10 the Suez Canal
is looked upon in Europe as the most important
matter of the day, foreboding an English pro
tsctorate over Egypt, the extinction of the
Turkish Empire in Europe, aud the seizure by
Russia OF Constantnople. The rumors are that
England ADD Russia have already mutual un.
deTstaudiug 90 this point nd that it is the fruit
of joint concessions by which the former secures
stronger hold Of power 10 the Eat by con
trolling the GATEWAY t, it, and the latter finds
ao equivalent 10 the downfall of Turkey.
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Nh AlsissEED.

"a mo,lon, the me ting adjourned
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fi'% 11oMAs~tA1
ppnlent Of IL.
+ has made il
young men
Ultimate friends
Ren,tly became
hc immediate
1strust, which
3.tf n challenge
nv was agreed,
20 should be
,rican' style.
Ter straw was
n society and
reign Land to
landed. The
ID the loser,
The settle
'est"wnl of
hrposns. left
Without n
coh in lis
rs tutor III the
4 at c'''h' enough
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BARr1s, 5uS '2eg g&TAjl STORY }hb,shedi

BAa11s. sus'2e STORY }ab,sshed
in II special despatch HON ttia c;tv h
tho London sta,cdird!F Of f6eEsrasfy y =, -
Laudeck of Count D'Zembecld G;s an ~ -
thcr' and q clnmbej j&nid. on aESrro ~,
complication in n Conspiracy 4 ass6ss; u
mite German crown Prince. Ynntruc
1t was fabricated hy the Clcrkbf Conrt
at Laudeck, who has been Rrrested
There is no such person as Con L D,Zen,.
beck.
LONDON, July %. Fifty mils closed
in Ashton. Light thousand herat;ves
pusted.. Thirty-oue mills CLOSED Mt Dun
lice and twelve thousand persok ont of
employment. Both employIrs md
operatives have held meetinGg md re-.
Solved not to yield
Observation-Disclosures News
eST. LOUIS, July &c. The cnttN,"1o
ef passengers fare by the st. Ibnis and
Fouth,eastern Kai!road, between here
md Nashville, Tennessee, fcy weeks
go, in opposition to the Iron Mountain
foad and its Southern connections has
cen extended, and the former rooI on1
ounces thnt they will hereaftsr cnrrv
assengers from Nashville to Louisville
: onc-third fare, and freight al CORES
fndin6 low rates. The route viii he Inv
Louis, Southeastern to Nor rpnvillc.
ence. by the Louisville and faducob
Louisville. The opposition was
about by the Louisville md
lle Road refusing the ST Louis
uth- -castein Rond tickets to Mont.
mert, Ala., and other points south.
. WuEEL1NG, W. Va. July 2G.-Sweenev
NcGnney, glass .hanufactn failci.
bilities sl50,OOO. They employ 800
nds/
k5sTGoMERY, July 29.-Tho drought
havocing corn and cotton. Ii some
ices we have had no rain since MAY.
the crops are utter fixtures i'm the
ker pars of the cotton belt. No rain
fallen In from four to six weeks. It
minated TINT the crop has Aecn cut
nom. 70 to 80 per cent. fotn the
4lations made three weeks afd.
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Nothing is more lady-like than the use
of fine note paper and n neat fnsbionnbIc
envelope. SO think the fortunate re-
ceivers of such billet-doux The sweet.
ness of Il charming sentence is rendered
more delicious, if conveyed on n delicate
tinted sheet of Prizes Note Paper. 1t is
bad taste in gentlemrn writing to n
lady On inferior stationery. If YOU wish
to be posted on the latest novelties, the
fashion in these matters, enclose IL stamp
to Walker. Evans N CoGswcll, for one of
their little fashion books Card Ell
quctte.' or send an order for recherche
lot of paper and envelope, of the latest
STYLE" DO not forget at the same time to
order IL monogram. JlGt
Ah unknown passenger Suic.!cI on
inc Steamship South Carolina, on her
last trip.
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AuCt1on Sales.
Real Estate.
by HI. S. S. BEARD, Auct'r,.

by II. s. S. BEARD, Auct'rs.
The Columbia Building and Loan A.so.
cation, of Columbia, s. c., against +.
w. Wheeler.
~ virtue of power to me given q,
- Presislent of the Columbia building
and Loan Association, of Columbin. =
e., by the abovc-namcd +. W. Wheeler
OF the city of Columbia, s. G., bv his
deed, signed, scaled and delivered. to
sell the property hereinafter described
anI Tor him, and i'll his nulnc, to cxecut.
anu deliver proper titles to the purchaser
or purchasers OF said property. hereby
give notice that on MONDAY. the I'd dny
oi August next, l will sell. mt publ;c
auction, in the city of ColumbiS. <. C.
before the Court House, to the hiuhes.
bidder, for cash,
All that TRACT OF LAND. ly;no
within the city OF Columbia, :. C.. cor.
tanning twenty-five (25) acres. more or
less; bounded North by the land now or
formerly of Mrs. Tines, lots of E. w.
heeler and ID. i. DeSaussurc: East by
Laurens street; South by Lower Bound
nTy street, and West by tract lately O:
Mrs. McCord; twenty-one acres: bcinr =,
noftion OF the land conveyed to L. w
Wheeler by John B. Yates, September
2fh, 1869, and four acres being the lot,
conveyed to Z. W. Wheeler bv p. 7.
frhzee, Sheriff, january 8, 1870
..nly GEO. l.. DIAL. President.
ne above property was transferred :,
X. III. Cain February Is, 1873. subject I,
agovc mortgage. ~,
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ny will be held Mt Hendersonvillc, y. G.
on WEDNESDAY, August IL, 1875, Mt II
o'clock NJ. On this occasion. "tle Pre-
silent will make report of the affairs
and condition of the Company, and an
election will be held for twelve G2)
Directors TO serve for the ensuing wear. f"
Attention is called to Rules 2l and Sth
Of the bylaws:
Rule II. NO stakeholder who has not
paid all the instalimcntS due upon his
stock shall he entitled to transfer the
same, or to receive dividends upon it. or
to vote at meetings of the Com pany: and
IN all matters relating to stock, the books
OF the Company sliail be deemed con-
elusive evidence
fnln VIII. "Nonc but Stockholders
shall be admitted t" represent sl.ncc, oc
other stockholders.
1t is particularly requested TIA. cac,,
and every stakeholder do attend tins
meeting
c. q. MINIMINGEE, President.
y. [. kAr:MAH, Secretary anl 'rrru-
HNT'r. ,ulv li ~
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NON-i3OARD
Fire Insurance Agency
Renresents
represents

HOME, of Charleston, =. C..
IL PETERSBURG SAVINGS Insu-
ralice Co., Petersburg, Va,
S!iiZENS FIRE Insurance Co., New
ark, New Jersey.
tENN FIRE Insurance Co, Phi,,dci-
phiu, Penn.
FAtMvILLE BANNING and Insur-
ancc Co., Farmvillr. VA.
NORTH CAROLINA HOME. Rol,irh
North Carolina. Office in Union RanI
WINTHROP WILLIAML,
"u'! VI Agent
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SETBELS 81 EZELL,
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERs

IMPORTANT sale of LOTS
Il IN the hourishing town of SENECA
CITY, mt the crossing OIL the Air Line AMI
ltlnc Ridge Railroads, 'bcrinninu on
WEDNESDAY, l1th day OF August. /.
O'Clock, and continuing from dav to ,lay
III, until the entire property is disposed OF.
lhls Will afford nm opportunity for pur-
cnasers to buy the unsold Lots, many O.;
which are very desirable, in this healthy
and fast improving town.
Seneca City Possesses peculiar aivaa-
taScs III being located in one of the most
healthy sections of the world, with n fuli
supply of Pure Free Stone Water. Lo.
Gated within the Cotton Belt, il must.
command good trade in that staple. rs
well rs the rich harvests gathered in tn.
valleys of the Seneca anil Tugaloo Rivers.
ConnerOss, Cane and Martin Creeks anil
Little River afford numerous and cxtcn
S,Fe water Powers, within few miles OF
the city, which, taken in connection Will:
me TACT that extensive Beds Of Fine, Iron
ore and Rlci Gold Mines are found nea:
by, lnsures the success of the place. and. y.
before many years shall lapse, it will
undoubtedly be the largest city in til
Western section Of South Carolina.
Parties in want of Pleasant Home.
Will do we'll to attend the sale. whici,
Will be without reserve, on the followiun
terms:
One-third cash; balance in two equal
payments OF four and eight months
Purchasers to pay for papers
Arrangements will be made with the
iallroads to take parties attending tn.
sale ut reduced rates of fare. july H. T.;
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n Sa1.Cl.
Ia ali my Friends and Patrons.

WISH to call attention.. to the fact
l. that | nave returned to nv Old
T"". shall be prepared to do ali work
III my line, viz: Kcpairing Watches
Clocks, Jcwclrv and Silvcrware. which
VIII tie done i'll first class style and war
rantc'l ISAAC SCLZHACHER.
I''i Main street, near Wheeler House
July %
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SC o!zs Of Gasy Elusic

Collections a.. Easy, Brilliant, POPULAR
AIRS that very one can play, ana
40 one can i''p iN''%-
.,iti>lciit Har.ald. $50. Violin
an ii':io O"s,*.
',iusicaA ri6ts=rs. $50. Flute
''i.. ,.,,,.t t,an' }H'i'.
.titr f0.i'!:ir:. :!Io. 'i..a ior
~.
iniLn lMli ir::n"nt,,. ,.so.
~, l"r 'i"!:h.
t'affH Dances. - ct!i:S. Violin
an iiAN"'
" timers isasid OF rosir. %l.c".
'''ii'ii;riI i"r iNennl =! violin. Cy.:: :
".' .,.. .',.t. ''X,' H" itn.'
,.;'!i,,,uH ,.;!ti' >',IH 1'hc' 'ihs!;' i."'.
W. s;n1i,, ,n, ;. ,.-:.
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