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The New York herald., 1875-09-23
SUMMARY OF LAW GASES.

C " A. S. Schuyler, Edward Schuyler and John A.
Quntard, comprising the firm OF c. V. A S. Schuyler
Son Co.. filed yesterday in the County Clerks Office
an assignment for the benefit Of their creditors Angus
tus Payne is the assignee.
The case Of william J. Rea, charged with negotiating
forged bonds OF the Oregon and California Railroad
Company was TO have been heard yesterday, before
Judge Donohue in Supreme Court Chambers, on
habeas corpus proceedings to reduce his bail There
being no facts before the Court determine whether
the petition should be granted except the return that
the prisoner duly committed the charge stated
Judge Douohue adjourned the hearing till to-day TO
enable the prisoners counsel to procure writ Of
Aorar bringing before the Court the proceedings before
The Police Magistrate.
There was a further examination yesterday OF wit
nesses TO determine the question whether the girl
Teresa Small, taken by ex-Poice Commissioner Gard
and Captain Williams from the house Of Mrs.
Annie Small and subsequently sent by Judge Brady TO
the OF the Sisters Of Mercy shall be restored to her
father No new facts were elected The investigation
will be resumed to-day
Judge Donohue gave his decision yesterday in the
matter of the application OF Mrs Ida Maud rempleton
for the custody of her infant He decides that she
is unit have Of the child, and consequently he
will remain with his grandfather, Colonel William c.
Templeton, at Nyack
Charles schwarz was yesterday enjoined by Judge
Donohue from giving any further performances at Ter
race Garden until after the payment of his license fee
Application was made yesterday, before Judge Dono-
hue IN Supreme Court, Chambers to set aside the
order of arrest granted against Israel Joseph and Joseph
AlOerL Joseph IN Dy racine
Bank 70 recover $40 547 63 alleged have been OBJ
tanned overdrafts and discount of notes fraudu-
lent represen tations that they worth 1915 0O0
The defendants set forth in aidavs that they
made such representations. Judge Donohue took the
papers, reserving decision.
Joseph Bouldoires, wine merchant at No las Fifth
avenue, left a will bcqueathing $500 to his daughter,
Mrs Emile Mundor and the rest Of his estate valued
about So 600 10 his widow Aurelic. whom he made
executrx OF his will The daughter contested the will
the ground that her father had been unduly infu-
enced by her mother TO make IL while he of un-
sound mind. The case was called for hearing yes
terday before Surrogate HuLchings, but mother and
daughter, who both present, effected compro-
mise and the objections being withdrawn the will
admitted to probate.
In the United States District Court yesterday Judge
Batchord directed order to be entered condemning
lot Of tortoise shell and ivory toilet articles and
gross steel spectaces seized the steamer France
suspicion of having been smuggled and for which
claimant appeared.
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MARINE COURT-PART /.
Before Judge Gross.
A POLITICIANS ELECTION PRrNrIN

POLITICIANS ELECTION PRINTING.
Jacob Dux VS. John Schreyer- the fall Of last year
the defendant candidate for the Office Of Alder
man the "ottcndorfer, or 'sorehead' ticket and
sngaged the plaintiff to print for him $50 900 ballots at
Me agreed price OF forty cents per thousand The
Ter was given the Thursday before election and
sordng plaintiffs testimony, they ready for de-
livery the time agreed upon-Saturday noon-but
delayed until Sunday and Monday by of
order confirmed by the defendant to fold them, and
Ihat they then sent TO the various places which
defendant designated. The defendant admitted the
print but utterly denied amy order to fold
and testified that tho printing was given to tho plaintiff
only the condition that the delivery OF tickets
should take place defendants headquarters Eighth
half on Friday at noon and the balance on
Saturday; that but 40 900 delivered to him in ALL
and they late to be folded with the general ticket
while OF his witnesses expressed the opinion that
the failure 20 deliver caused the defendants defeat at
tho polls The defendant declining TO pay the plaintiffs 5
bill these grounds this action was brought The
Jury rendered verdict favor of the plaintiff for the
full amount clamed-$lS5 II
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COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoCEr-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Dono-
hue-Nos AZ So 63 6s So IS, 81, 93 9S 105 127, las
ISL 176, $50 100, 200 2O2, Dos,
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERA-Part 1--Hcld by
Judge Gross Nos 3144 1882 30s6, 31sl, 3ls7, 32l1
4761, Alb SOIL, 4726, 1922, 1900 449S 5040, $685.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PARr 2-Held by
Judge Shea-Nos 4707, 4445, 2942, 4702, 4s3s 4929,
1854 46SS 27SO 1896 1920 3470 $780, 4709 4S2a ASA
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoSs-Hed by Recorder John
X Hackett-The People John Corbett burglary
Same Donald Harris, burglary Same VS.. Charles
Zimmerman burglary; Same John Smith and Geo.
wingheld burglary; Same vs. Edward Hart grand lar
ceny Same lsidore Bendit grand larceny; Same
John Treanor, grand larceny; Same VS. George
Meyers grand larceny; Same Dennis Hickey, grand
larceny; Same Otto THE, false .pretcnces Same
John Sullivan, assault and battery; Same VS. Mary
Maher assault and battery; Same VS. James NcGreery
and Joseph Lawson, assault and battery Same VS.
Frank Reilly assault and battery
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ACQUITTED.
POLICE COURT ITEMS.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday olvens Evens,
Of East Seventy fourth street. held 70 answer on
charge of stealing bale OF cotton valued at $50, the
property of Nelson Hess, Of No. IS Beaver street
John Alaska also held to answer on charge OF
stealing gold watch, the property Of Mr.. Henry C.
Ahrens which the latter left be repaired at No 9o7
Broadway.
AT the Court OF Special Sessions Quimbo Appo the
notorious Chinaman was sentenced TO six months in
the Penitentiary for brutal assault upon Mrs. Yah
Maung OF No. AZ Baxter street
Albert Gershofer arrsigned before Judge Smith
at the Essex Market Police Court yesterday charge
OF breaking into the premises OF Mrs Mary Feck OF
No. 1874 Delaney street, Sunday afternoon, and
stealing thererom umbrella valued At 50. The pris-
held in s., 900 bail TO answer.
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THE COURTS.
DECISIONS.
arrrnrnrE couRr-cHAMDERs.

SUPREME COURr-CHAMBEhS.
By Judge Donohue.
Bell va Poole; Mackelar vs. Moore; Han vs. Hall
BY Judge Brady
Atkinson vs.. 0'DonnelL-Order granted dismissing
motion -, ,. ...,. ..o,,o,
BY Judge Lawrence.
gharkey vs. Torrilhon.-Setted and ordered nled
bunker VS. The Guardian Mutual Life Insurance
,omnany-Judgment rendered for plaintiff Mem
lrandum.
SUPREME coURr-CIRCUTr-PARr z
By Judge Van Worst
Robinson Brennan, Sheriff, &c.-Case and amend
monts settled.
MARINE coURr-cHAMBERS
By Judge Joachimsen.
Stein vE SChed: Stein Sohl Veese VS. Badt;
Mott vs. Stone; Martin Luster.-Motons TO ad-
vance causes granted
Uhrich VS. Formulation to open default granted,
&c
Dayton VS.. wrght-Motion TO advance denied.
McCahil! VS.. Garn.-Mouon dismissed, with $40
costs
Kavanagh VS.. Faust-MotIon denied.
Hanson vs. Causen.-rhe affidavit is defective. The
motion may bo renewed on condition that the plaintiff
paws $40 costs.
Thayer vs. Kein.-Motion referred to Mr.. A. King
Meizger Duryea-Motion denied
Lyddy StrOng-I am ofthe opinion that the plain
IN should be allowed TO docket judgment in the clerks
Dce this court only that the motion for new trial
should be maze without prejudice by entering such
judgment
The People Of the State of New York Carroll De-
putty Sherin.-Motion denied
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

GRAY-DUSLAP.-On Wednesday, September %, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents by Rev. Howard
Hand j. FREDERICK GRAY TO MAGGIE E., eldest
daughter OF James Dunlap, ESQ.,, Of Bergen, n. J.
NELsoS-BRANDNER.- Tuesday, September 81, by
the Rev. Dr. Bancroft WILLIAM c. NELSON 10 EUGENE,
daughter Of the late George Brandner all OF Brooklyn
PLArr-TRAvoRs.-0n Wednesday, 22d inst, by
Rev Henry W. Warren, THOMAS A PLATT 20 Miss ELIZA
BETH TRAyoRs, both OF Brooklyn.
PURDY-CHAPMAN-0n Monday evening September
20 1875 by the Rev. William p Abbott at the resi-
donce of John Chapman ESQ.,, o. J. PURDY TO Miss
ALMKNA CHAPMAN No cards
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OF August nve packages OF printers type valued at
$50 the property Of John W. Anderson pleaded guilty
20 petty larceny
similar plea was accepted from John Stewart who
indicted for stealing $40 worth Of clothing from
George Book.
These prisoners sent TO the Penitentiary for six
months
ACQUITTED.
Agnes Wood acquitted OF charge OF stealing 81
from the person OF Michael Noonan at q disreputable
house in the Bowery
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year
Peter sweeny pleaded guilty TO burglary in the third
degree and sentenced to the Pententiary for one
year and three months.
Francis Monday pleaded guilty to grand larceny and
was sentenced 70 the Penitenliary for one year.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
IL The mails for Europe for the week ending Saturday
September IS 1875 will close this Office follows ON
Tuesday, at A. NJ on Wednesday at 80 A. NJ Thurs
day at IL 30 A NJ. and Saturday at IL 30 A. NJ
T. L. JAMES, Postmaster
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COAL AND WOOD.

GENUINE LEHfGIi, LOCUST MOUNTAIN AND
VI Lackawanua Coal from s5 - to 81 per ton Of 900
puunds, dclverea Wood ~ ~ TO ~ IS load THOMAS
THEDfOkD, Twenty seventh street and N'"ih and
ia Madison street.
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RoOTs AND SHOES OR A BOOT AND SHOE STORE
~ wanted In exchange ~ good Tenement Property now
house contains "a and for nearly 600 Address
j. b. PRICE. 520 Grand street. New York
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THE FLYING SCUD Is exceedingly animated story,
II shall be told in the In which II s
told Booths Theatre It will fire tho imagination quicken
the senses the pulses bound New York Tribune
The New York herald., 1875-09-23

October IL THE KELLOGG ENGLISH OPERA
TROUPE
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MUSICAL.

A MEXICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, la FIFTH
avenue-Lades and gentlemen Join Schroeder
Singing Society classes for vocal culture and reading music
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GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS NEW
DAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs' OPERA HOUSE,
Broadway corner Twenty ninth street.
Delightful Solo and Part Singing by
WAMBOLD, RUDOLPH WARDE, BARNEY and PELHAM.
GOV. ADD RYMAN ON THE FINANCIAL CRISIS
THE GREAT RICARDO.
BILLY CARTER IN ALL SORTS OF NONSENSE.
JOHNSON and POWERS inimitable SONGS and DANCES,
and the famous Sons of Momus
BILLY BIRCH and CHARLEY BACKUS.
THE RIVAL TRAGEDIANS.
OUR COLLEGE BOYS.
Everything new, fresh and sparkling.
Seats secured. Matinee, Saturday, ut 2.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
5l4 BROADWAY,

THE GREAT RIFLE SHOOTING MATCH
between the picked of the
49,, MULLIGAN and sKIDMoRE GUARDS. oo,,s
WALTERS and MORTON. Miss LULU DELMAY,
EDNA MARKLEY, Mr. JOHN ALLEN,
LITTLE MAC, LARRY TOOLEY,
Mr. JOHN WILD. Mr. WILLIAM BARRY.
SCANLON and CRONIN in AN IRISH STEW.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT p
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Ml4NCHEsrEp news Z, :

AccDsSr.M Dir. Edward Mann. an errz.
pio5e Of the DanSille Railroad COMPANY.
vas severely injured In the hce Tueedsy
evening by being struck With sledge-h,firs
mer In the hands OF q fellow. workman, It
appears that his friend was driyirg an iron
spike in q piece OF wood with the hammer.
when il slipped 10 making downward
stroke, struck Mr.. Mann In the face Just be-
low the left eye, infisting . painfu1 fasa.f
wound. DR.. MonteiHo vas called 90 the as-i
sistance of the wounded man, and dressed
the wound after which he was removed
his residence.
BousD OvER. John II. Richardson
lored) was bound over to keep the pcacf 4
ak months by Mayor Chiies yesterday &
threatening the life OF his wife. II;
CIry CouxclL.-A regular sent.monthIy
meeting oE this body will be held tomorrow
night at the Council chamber.
REcovsRRB.-The little child OF Mrs. Balm,
who was Knocked down on Hull street and
run over BY furniture Wagon, one OF the
| wheels passing over Its neck, has entirely re-,
covered from Its injuries Just six days
| have elapsed since the accident. q
IMpRovING.- Berthy Crosley, the young
mtn that had his leg and arm broken at the:
Vulcan IRON w orks, In Richmond, q few days
| ago, was easier on yesterday.
FREE BR1pGE.--A hole ia the Free bridge,
La few hundred yards from the Manchester
lside, demands the speedy attention OF the
proper authorities.
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A SPLEND1D STATUE.-Hermann, the de-
liverer of Germany before the birth of
Christ, yesterday had bis memory signsl'zed
at Deimold, in the forest of Thuringia,
where he won his victory By work of art,
which will hereafter rank as one of the Won
ders of the world. Not even the Caesars,
wbose legions he overthrow, possessed its
equal. The great statue, which was unveiled
in the presence of the Emperor Wilhelm
and a hundred thousand people, is one hun
dred feet, and standiug on its lofty pedestal,
erected on 4 high bill, wlltower far above
the Colossus of Rhodes. The latter, accord
ing to Pliny, who lived during its existence,
was seventy cubits high, or one hundred
Euglish feet, which is precisely the height OF
the giant of The ThuriDgian woods. Ph!dias's
greatest work, the Jupiter he framed for the
Eeans, was only sixty feet in height. The
greatest statue of modern times, at Aroma,
in Italy, is also sixty feet in height. The
German work of art was designed and
wrought by one man, Herr Ernest Won Ban.
del, who devoted between thirty and forty
years of labor, mental and manual, to it, and
who has immortalized himself as we'll as his
philadelphia Times.
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TIE FATE OF WIFE BEATERs.-William j..
Ford was before the Police Justice yesterday
morning TO answer the charge of assanlting
and cruelty beating his wife, Alice Fore.
The testimony showed that Ford had been
drinking, quarrel ensued, and he struck
ber with stick. The Court assessed his
punishment at an imprisonment OF ten DAYS
in Jail. Mrs. Ford, who had given her testl.
mory with an infant child in her arms, now
left the courtroom, and her husband took
his seat in the prisoners box to be sent down
to iail. In few minutes Mrs. Ford returned
to the bar Of the court, and, as usual, plead
for her husband. Shesucceeded in inducing
the Court 10 reduce the imprisonment to flVe
days, instead of ten.
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RULE DIsMIssED-Some days ago man
died from the effects of injuries received
from an engine while he was attempting to
drive his cow across the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad track near the western end of
TIE trestle-work beyond the Church Hill
tunnel. The company was, a day or two af.
terWards, reported for running train OF
cars through the city of Richmond faster
than is allowed by the city ordinance. Yes
terday the complny appeared at the Police
Court through its attorney (Mr. Fl. T. Wick.
ham), and the case, after full hearing, was
dismissed, it being admitted that the cars
were going faster than four miles per hour,
but not "through the city" as contempIa-
ted in the ordinance.
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A Trip to the North Carolina Coast.

Beaufort aud Morehend City-Fine Sailing
about Beaufort-North Carolina and Her
Towns Importance OF Variety OF occu-
pntions for the South Cotton Mills on Haw
Riyer-Strayhorns and Good Wishes-tfoids-
boro' and the President Of the Atlantic Kali
road-Newbern-Pony- and the Po-
nies-The Visitors and the Hotel-A Feast
The Beauty of East and West North Caro-
nnn-Ihe Rathing-New Eotel-Necessify
of a Bathing Place on the Southern Attain
sic Coast-A Hit Mt Saltwater Hotels.
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GRA TlTUDE OF A BENEFICIARY OF RICH
MoND INSTITUTION, years ago sailor
namedJ G.. Watson was brought to this city
i'll with fever and placed in the almshouse,
where he was kindly cared for. He recover.
ed bis health in due time, and now he re.
turns his thanks in the following letter,
which Mayor Kelley as just received from
him:
&" To The Cverseers of the Workhouse Of the
Cityot Richmond:
"Dear Slrs,-If you look over your books
you will perhaps find the name Of Watson, a
seaman, brought to the woIkhouse by ship
mate. III of fever, who was very kindly nursed
and fed with spoon by the then governor
or masters daughter. | think the mas
ter's daughters name was Latllla. After
travelling seventy six miles through the
woods TO Fredericksburg got berth on q
sloop commanded by Cup'al Fitchett; after
that was wrecked in large vessel on an
unjnbabited island. l was taken of by
schooner to Honduras, aud at last arrived at
London. shall never forget the kindness
that I received with you, and many the pray
ers put up for the city of Richmond during
the war.
81 am now in my eighty-frst year, and
have been converted 10 God in His uDspeak-
able mercy, lam thankful to say; ard think
it would be ungrateful not to write to ac-
know ledge Jour great kindness before l die.
ut will be above forty years since lwas at
Richmond.
81 hope the Lord will reward you for Jour
kindness. II DR.. Jones or MIR. GreenhoW
ithe then overseer) De yet living give my
kind love to them. ! remain yours, re-
spectfully, =. ". :, ~ Afsos'
Il should feel glad if you could drop me
a line, if convenient, in answer to this"
There is no record Of Mr.. Watson,s name
at the almshouse. because the books that are
now there. do not date farther back than
oo- .v.t ss
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For members of House OF Delegates Give
or more pames-the voter making choice OF
five and erasiDg all otherS).
The following resolution was adopted
August IL, 1870:
Resolved, That it is the true intent and
meaning of section OF the primary election
plan that each precinct shall select by vote
three land only fhree) delegates to the Dis
trict Nominating Convention, and who shall
be residents of the respective precincts from
which they are elected.
Adjourned until Wednesday evening next,
ut which time all candidates for the House OF
Delegates and Senate are expected to at
tend.
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Run OVER AND IsJURgD.-A coloed boy
about twelve years of age, driver for MIR.
Ford, contractor, while driving bis cart,
loaded with dirt, from the foundation OF q
house on Broad between Second and Third
streets, yesterday morning about 10 o'elo K,
ran one Of the wheels into the track Of the city
railroad and was thrown to the ground. One
of the wheels passed over his leg, breaking
It and bruising his body also. He was put
into a conveyance and carried home by his
felloW.Workmen. - FL
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How 70 CURE FEVER AND A SauE.-Persons sur
fering with fever and ague, intermittent or bilious
fever, will call at the drugstore and get bottle or
Ague Conqueror; their Immediate cure Is certain,
and the chills will not come back during that sea-
son. 1t contains no qulplne, arseuic or other pol
son, and one-half bottle will restore your health
It cesnses the system, purifes the liver and secre-
tory organs. Price, 81. PURCELL, LADD Co.,
wholesale agents. s.st. ~ N#
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BAIL REFUSED --''rhe ItaliaD, Natalie Ca.
pola, charged with assaultiDg Gateno mar
sala on Friday last, appeared before the 70
lice Justice Yesterday on an application for
bail. Messrs. Il. Podesta and c. c. saiamone
appeared as his suretfes. After some inyes-
tieation the Justice thought it would De pru,
dent not to bail him as he had been informed
that be would probably leave the city before
his trial comes of.
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POLICE CouRT, WEDSBsDAY-Jastice I j.
White presiding.-The following c,1ses were
disposed Of: ;tas
M. Harrison and J. N. Colder, charged
with fighting In the street. Dismissed.
james Golden, charged with assaultfng,
beating. and threatening to kill ~. Harrison.
Fined $3.50. ~, fa:5 IL =.
Maurice Griffin mot the poiicemanl,
charged with being drunk, and lying on the
sidewalk. Fined 81. .,fi
William a. Anderson ALIAS Bunk Bee,
charged with cruelty assauting and beating
Caroline Bee. Sent, to jail for ninety days.
Charles Lucas, charged with cnrsiDg,
abusing, and threatening to beat Robert
Howell, and creating disturbance. Fined s2.
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DrILryut. HIGH SCHOOL.
ETpfUED COUNTY, VA,

.,., ,Ir..\1t tH:p TENNESSEE RAILROAD, F1F-
Wv r.y< gll.t> WkST OF LISCHBCkG-l
nj ,'.'r g,r3yal scS> ion begins SEPTEMBER
- ID, ID, com. - Instructors Beautiful and healthy
...,.',,, pulLl- members OF the family.
''i sj.,. 10 containing Information. address
WILLIAM X. ABSuTT. Prircipal.
=. rJ,, Bellevue pnSt-UIhce.
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HlGH-SCHOOL,

T. <rAE hIE5. 5.ANDRIA, VA.
II ELACkFtRp. N. a., PRINCIPAL.
r ssS \@X ses"n "opens 5pe COLI IEraha re or
,'t.' ,.,;.rxp7~ tud 'ermS rs before. cara
. , Oh application 10 the Princtpal'a AT Alex
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NEW, BEAUTIFUL sTocK-BRIcK RESIDENCE, ON
Cary street between Madison and Beyldere streets,
containing eight rooms gas, water. bath-tub. and
water.closets This properly Is new, and will be
sold on unusually long time.
Terms: $500 cash, $3.50 In six months, $3.50 In
twelve months and 81, 800 on Ave years. time, 81 x
Der cent. Interest. CHAPLIN, STAPLES q Co.
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DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE Mrs. wINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP for children teething. Il has
been used for thirty years with
by inions Of mothers for their children 1t corr
reefs acidity of the stomach, relieves wind.coic,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health, and
cnmfort TO mother and child.
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DISPATCH PRINTING HousE.-In order tom ct
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added o weIl.selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMP2oyED MAJ.
cIINERy and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALEHr
warrant US III guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate Ggures and in the most ex-
@ b.
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COMMISSION MERcHANTs.-We solicit your or
ders for printing, or call at any time you may
wish to see specimens or OBJ ain estimates, feeling
assured that IL will be to your advantage.