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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27

ANTICIPATiNG \ Heavy HARVEST I'm
Wednesday Maj. JAS. Law. Hooi received
twcuty-opc Champion Rcol ers in anticipation
of successful year to the farming interest.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
Special Commissioners Sale
OF
House and Lot N the Town of
Harper's Ferry.

nm the terms and conditions prescribed 10
~ the Decree pronounced 22ud day Of Sep
TENDER, 1874, hy the County Court of Jrfier-
sou County, w Va, in the case Of Edward
Tcarney aud others plaintiffs e.. 4. u. Balls
Administrator and heirs Defendants pending
in said Court in Charcery, aud pursuant to
another Decree rendered 10 same case on the
18th day Of January, 1875, the undersigned
appointed Special Commissioner for the pur-
pose, will make resale at public vendue, u the
highest bidder. in front nf the Mountain View
Hotel, in the town Of Iarper's Ferry, on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
TO Gentlemen of Taste.

S-OU should call and examine our well assorted
Spring Goods now opening. As many ct
these IMPoRTATIoNs cannot be duplicated. you
would act wisely by leaving your orders early so
rs 60 secure choice STYLES. Meitee ~ Alex
ander, Merchant Tailors, BE, y. tutaw Street,
between Fayctte and Lexington Streets. Fit
guaranteed, and no disappointment.
Aprii II, ls14.-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
Terms of Sale:

One-Third Cash-one-third in six months,
and remaining third ia twelve months, with
interest from the day Of re- sale on the deferred
payments-,be purchaser or purchasers giving
Bond aud good security for same, and the title
to be retained to secure said deferred payments
ill the further order If the Court
Sale to commence at ] O'Clock. P. IL.
ISAAC FOUKE,
Special Commissioner.
W. Z. ANDERSON, Auctioneer.
Feb Q. 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27

UHDrn WAY.-Mr Geo. W. Henson, con-
tractor for tie erection Of the Courtllouse sta
Lles, has commenced operations ani will, we
presume. have them really flr occupancy at
The next term of the Court This sttke.oats -
stand viii be without \ competitor. VIII it,
therefore be a monopoly q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
4 NEW IDEA.

A NEW IDEA.
10 GENTS
GENT TO the NEW YORK d ORIENTAL TEA
= COMPANY will insure by return mail, one
pound Of excellent Uoong Young Tyson, English
breakfast. japan or MjScd Tea such as l. usually
retaiied AZ 81 30 tn 81. so per pound
Il is fact not generally known that by recent
arrangement 0f the Post Office. small quantities
Of merchandise are now conveyed at charges con
siderablv less than those of the express companies
The cost on one pound of Tea being cents only.
The New York and Oriental Tea Company is
taking advantage of this EXTRAORDINARY
FACILITY and is supplying its customers IN all
parts of the United States with the finest Teas ever
imported at
WHOLESALE PRICES.
REASONS WHY you should order yoar Teas
from the New York and Oriental Tea Company.
Let Because the Company deals only in PURE
USADULrERArED TEA. IL is well known that i'm
mense quantities of so-caed Tea" adulterated
with the leaves of the Willow. Hawthorn, and
other trees. and even small stones, particles of
lead aud steel filings, besides cooring matter arc
sent over the country and sold at enormous prices
az Tea ~
The BUYERS Of the New York and Oriental Tea
Company, can, by new process, not generally
known, detect the presence OF adu'tc:atinn in all
lts iNIil-s anu INC NuuIditN VIII NNNtlNAt ~
maintain the high character it has hitherto sus-
tanned, by selling none but
GENUINE TEA.
ID Because our command Of capital enables US
TO IMPORT LARGELY FOR CASH, and thus %
sell cheap. We buy al our Tea, at the Ports Of
China and Japan. aud thus save many intermc-
diata profits and churge
3d. Because We have iuaugprnted a new system
b business, originated AEW IDEA.
We save IN, profits OF The mIddiemen and give
them to our Customers by sending direct to any
address, the finest qualities OF Tea at wholesale
Prices.
9Th. Because as the
Great Need Of the Times
Is Pure TEA ArA Low PRICE; aud as we are deter
mined 10 srrrN rms NEED, It'll to your interest to
help u hy sending on ynur orders at cuCu.
glG- See our Price List
Oulung Black 30 80 go. best 20 cts per pound.
Mixed Green and black 30. 30, GO 20. best Soc
Japan Uuculorrdl go. 20. 50. best 81 per pound.
Imperial Green so. 40 80 Sl.O0, Sl2j :"
Young fiysnu Green 90. 60, ~. b-stSl.OO "
Guup1wdcr Green $500. best Sl2j. a"
English Breakfast Black 60. 10. so. best Sl.0O.
ED-P. S.-Wc have special quality OF very
fine Ouluug and Young llvson at Sl.2jper pound.
Any of these qualities delivered free by mail,
and safe delivery guaranteed ON receipt ofprice.
PLEAAE Norr-We DIAL in nothing that is un-
sound injured. damaged, or aduIt-ratcd in any
respect, even tn. lowest qualities in the above list
are perfect in their degree, clean, pure, and I'M
injured in every particular.
E,s- WE WANT ACTIVE AND RELIABLE
AGENTS everywhere, to whom special induce
mcnts are offered. The business is honorable aud
respectable. Young and old, Rich and Poor. Maze
and Female can get NJ club. aud act Agents.
Send tor circular and begin at once. Address,
NEW YORK Il ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY.
80 VEsEY SrgEET, y. \.
Jan 30, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
Friday, March 5th, 1875,
- ACRES

OF tie Land of Samuel Moore's beirs. IN said
county, aij,iuiug the inuds Of VI ". Burr,
J. W. MJ1re's heirs and others, lying along
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, about one
hall mile SDuth-Eist Of Browns Shop, nr 30
much Of the SAID rwenty-fve acres - may be
necessary % pay 5lO7 - with Interest from
tie 1t day Of O-tOber. 1866. together with
the expenses Of sale and costs e the sail suit
the whole making about 81 0OO-aud should
said Twenty-Five acres be insufficient g. pay
the amount aforesaid, such addii nal quantity
Of tie Land Of said heirs will BE- sid ~ nay
te necessary for that purpose. This land Is
Of very fue quality Limestoue.
Terms of Sale
Prescribed by the Decree. are onc-third Cash,
the residue 10 Nine aud Eighteen month"; equal
payments. with Interest, aud 70 be secured by
a lien nn the Land.
r. Sale to take place in front Of the Court
House ou the 5ih day Of March, 1915, at u
O'clock, y.
y. S. WHITE.
W. T. WILSON,
Special Commissioners.
January so, 1875-5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27

yyRESH OYSTERS to-day and during the sea-
i son. by the Pint, Quart or Gallon. Parties
WISHING them in large quantities, will be furnished
on short notice. | will furnish them by the plate,
in every style, at the Old Stand" prepared by
my old Cook. ,,....,,.,,,
Basement Jefferson Building"
Oct 10, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
O. susso> Co pcr,latl VaIrs

A DvERTISING: CHEAP: Gand: s.. 're r.
n ic.-All persons who crntcnplfi' rfti
c,Itgacts With newspapers ior tha in n .i
Advertisements, ,buuid send - cents rt geo. b..
Rowrll a Co. a Patk Row. NrN lork. 600. % %
PAMPHLET-BUUk l"adg- 0-Hl efIffA. cone
tanning lists OF over 1000 o w,paptrstad hHtt.s
showing the cost Adrerti-enrnt uA'n 'pf
leading papers Va many States 90 % tf.nrndlus
reduction ircm publishers rate. Ca, lna Ia.f.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27

TENHE AMERICAN SA8DINE C0MPANY'S
\ BONELkSS SARDiNES are much better
aud lees than half the cost OF imported Sardues.
February u, iSI4-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
IS CASEH -
Granger Prices

rg,HF following Goods offered to ihe public ~
Cash or Barter, at prices satisiaetor! u a"
200 Sacks Fine and G. \. Salt,
CnmberInnd. Egg and Nu, Coal full stock Of
Fulled Linseys, Kelscys. Flanneis, Blankes'
kEADY-MADE CLOTHING.
CHOICE STOCK CLOTHS AND CASSl-
MEAES,
Ladies' Dress Goods
Balmurals. Trimmed Hats. Ho-iery, Gloves, SC
Special attention ca to our Bcachcd and Brown
Cottops. Table Oil aud Linen Cloths. In Gllss-
ware We offer great Inducements.
A Full Line of Groceries.
which speak for themselves. HARDW ARt-iull
stock and inducements offered. We would ask
YOU to examine our
BOOTS AND SHOES
before purchasing elsewhere, as we have one OF
the best selected stocks of Hand-Made Goods,
which We guarantee.
We olIer the above goods at the lowest Cash
prices. Corn wanted and taken in exchange Tor
goods.
gas- Orders filled promptly. ,
WILSON BROTHERS.
Summit Point, Nov. q, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
A n ew Stock.
A Full Lime and Cheap as tie
Cheapest!

ETAVING much enlarged and newly re-iitted
throughout my old established GROCERY
House ON The corner Of Maine and Lawrence
Streete | have just received aud have on sale, at
the.most reduced prices, choice and varied as
sortnient of Merchandise in my line as ever before
offered in the town. The stock OF
SUGARS. COFFEES. TEAS, SYRUPS,
New Orleans Moasses. Spices. Cheese. Crackers,
Maccaroui. Canned Fruits, Je.lies. Pickles. &c. Is
ull and complete and OF the very best quality. a
large and beautiful assortment OF
QUEENSWARE.
Of the latrst patterns and at the most reduced pri-
ces 4 full lire Of Glass Ware. Wooden and
Earthen Ware, Flour and Corn Meal, Buckwheat,
Bacon, Lard. Fish. salt and every other article
required in the family supplies.
CANDIES, &C.
large and nice assortment of French and A
merican Cunfcc IONS Raisns, Oranges. Lemons,
Figs. Almonds, Nuts. Cakes, Spiced Oysters,
Mince Meat and b randy Peaches.
carefully selected stock OF Chewing and Smo-
king Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, &C. always on hand.
Nsl- Country Produce will be taken in exchange
at the market price, .,..,.
December 10 lS74-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
Notice.

WYE have made up vour Accounts to the fsst
" of January. 1875 aud extend general in
vitation to all {, call aud settle r. We need money
to meet our obligations
Respectfully.
Jan. &c, 1873. TkJSSELb 6 LUCAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27


nN and srtcr January iH 1873, the tu.1eH
Z J heretofore conducted bf ia-. $3.50 Dr. u.lDr
TIE ramc ard siile o. Ja. Lrw. 20 .Ia a..
Jau. ], 1915. Jas. LAW. u OBJ.
IN conducting ihe above bu.ire., ,.a.rf ...-
ten OF Ca.h dealing uiil br af.rt.ah ih. h.u.
ali guud- have nos tp De- pu,oha-.'l hl u. s
cash Of 80 days. All scc. uut- therefor. utiI Dr..
required % D. closed qulIt-llF.
Jan. J, 1875. JAS. LAW. U0oI q CD.
4 irrortant tla, my h1sia '.al p.
"A AZ once closed. au pali.s kravinl t-a-
selves 400. bed o. uc bY uaie nH a'
Wl be frquircd o. settle .aar H.tl. lt i'r
Jan. ls75. JAS. LAH. uo.f
DUEANY's Rheumatic H.m.iy .1r ea
J for hh-nmat.tia in a.i i'.farr- carai. boz
dlmmat,ry. muscular, artclitr. .c..i.e .r. if
is purely vegetable ai1i-suie O. give Irf rit
II tfal. B.. taiLIt
I LADUIy Security OH IleafeRrlad.
4 fire TT. T. one ni ti.. h..f .f.. Do H.'-
70 sais by s. b. HEFp E.ru. a Cl
CtLEAR GLASS, 5uinbi. frr Pictured G..
HEDeasGNs
ItLICERINE Cream, an % e.rt
Z for ch tpprd Hands. Facr atl i..I.. iti
superior io Clmph1r ic Cold li.aa add si......
article Or this pafp,se.
Wbitsker's AimaHack. Or ssieaf
Jan. 20, 1873. UrtD .ir,a'r.
NEW CROP n. 0 SUGAR iatpciaa a-.
y TOR ,als by
Jan. %. 1915. E.Eli
EyKESn OYSTERS rec.i7.d ar..r r..s. a..
j s'id hy p, l'nt quart Oh"
December 25, 1915 Jac'H rlAa.l
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Isotioo.
4 IT rorf,na having claims against ta sH
I'D j. u I ... j
o. present taen plni 81 I4t..niefi
mcnL Al persons indebted O. -id Etta
come forward and se.t-.
Jan. 80, Is75-st A4-mHtau.r
First National Baus OF Jeler
at ChariestoWH.
Owing % tbe abssaes ri lrltr1 NJ
J St0ckhoideS OF tlH Bs1s .a Dor
Election dar, tbarc waa tctl
rrc,orl Ih- Election rili tk- fac
fag felrrarB Ly4i 1853. r,cstli t.
sAAL n0H Li.
GOAL Oh. Laa cli-a.,s aaa
TYRE crae5er, and Toffet9es. For,al b-
i Dec. y, 1874 NlEf-
= wv Gro? N.O.M.i .5ec.ir.a
: sale by WIGS
Dec. ~ 1874.
SO BUSHELS WIFI c0EE -o4I
.JU eriyed s-i- 81
Feb. c, 1915. W, tH
Z ARD Cans forests Dr.
l. Nov. y, boEE&GAMH
CAy4DAPEas js.trres
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27

Jan. 80, 1875
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-02-27
Terms of Sale

Januafy so, 1875-5t.
, 1875-11-20

Mr.. Taylor, anil cntite him 70 tho gratitude ho
dehsrvra
R-From what you know Of Mr. Taylor'a
affairs, what would be your cAtts.h!o of the Saluo
Of tho cetata7
Mr., 81 should think not loss than esoo, ,oo9
lt.-Uo you t1lhk that most of the Trustees
will accept tho trust
hir. HI cannot SEQ why tl,ey ahontd not II
aoems nacred tlusY to ACCEPT tho call for tho
sake nf charity.
After calling on Dir. II. u. 1,og1e. and fail
Ing to find him, the reporter stepped Into tho
store OF
and hekol him aotnc qnesstone On tho same gen.
era1 subject. htr. King said that 10 could not
Eivn any information at prencnt. lie MAS, l,o ="
ever, Of tho opinion that tho estate "oltIl Ia
and l,o beloved that the figure would bo not lcha
than q million. Tho iugentory, ho said. "ah
much too low; and, hoside, tle will had beer
znsde iwo yoArs boforc. and tue property lad
r1sen III value since that time.
This reporter also catlcE on
hNorHKl. or THE TRrAtEEs,
who said that tho value OF tho estate, which Whs
chta1Y In personal aAsets Was about S7Du,000
and that, after 1t lad boon sett!ed and the
5000 900 to ba applied by the Trnsteos in the
ra,.s.er provided by tho will. Ihtn gcntlo-
man had never received any iutIu'a.ion
from Mr. Taylor. ~ 10 tho dtApositlou
think nny ot tho Trustees wers awaro OF his
purpoap, or aware that they were to 10 Trustees,
until tue will was probated. There had beon no
communication botwoou tho Trustees mud tho
executors, but hc believed there was no doubt
tliey wontd accept tho truBt and. as soou As thu
cstste Was Hottlod, would consult NJ to the best
plan for founding such charitable institution
ar, In Mr. Tay1or's language. would Ito tho
most gaul aud tlla laast h.rua.'
mr.. T. II. AyEHr
uas n1no viaitod Inst orentng. III regard TO tho
particular provisions nf the will Mr. Avary had
received no definite Information. except that lIs
had boen named ~ ono of Tho committee to
designate tle charity to Which tito fund shuuld
be deVntcd. 1lo had III yet l.nt no convarsation
with the other gentlemen appointed. snd did not
know what viows they might hare in tho mattort
nor had ho ltmsolf considered the aubtcct Bufii-
cfently to express any opinion. Tho tdohs OF tho
tcstator III regard 10 Charitable contributions
had been somewhat peculiar IN his lifotlne.
Ile (h1r. Thylor) had beon accustomed to tnq uiro
worry n g,diS into tbe eonduct nns pAfposes Of all
chart,oH hcfore giving to them, and had, 10 fhct,
tteatcd them a. carefully as II tho mouev which
he gave were business Investment. Icing a
uoHhbor Of Mr. Ayory. and interested largely 10
tho nan,e enterprise, tlle Elgin Watch Company,
he had frequently consulted with Aip on per-
sonal matters, and Ind talked with him about
yarious charitable institutions and societies
which had solicited 1,,H aid. Especially wa5 ,le
Interested in tho Home for tho Friendpss. which
ecemcti to him to bs established OIL broader
basis than most cfcemosynAry institutions. Tile
ideas Of the dccenBed in making contributions
geolnod In fact, to DO generally favorable to
whatever inclined to tho broader principles Of
humanity.
, 1875-11-20

ah,ui iifty Members OF Parliament. the I.'rd
Mayor and other rchtlcmca" arc Interested.
sn,mripr cabs, superior horser. etRblos con.
strnctcd on Banisary principles, c1nb-roums for
tho drivers md other servants. nre tn 10 pro-
v,dod. uot Tor tho bcnc1t ri stockholders, but
for tho comfort Of tho travelling pubiic. in order
10 dn away with e1tottiohAts charges. per-
ccntage upon the mouer paid In for hro VIII to
annually returned to tho drivers WHO behave
tientcives and treat tlIcIr horses Iiko it.ie
angrlA and tl1cIs passengers like 50 many caua Of
lit tfn.ftrearsuh
, 1875-11-20

tensnxkn for neeen'str Is notable nu1nhet In the
quantity we'll ths qusiy of LA MATERIAL contain
Ing lb0 octave psEA, With heYeuly HiuatrRtsons.
There arc !n4ta!jments Of two ssn..t. tton,Es.
3EVENOAKs, by In. iIoLlAaD, wLI5l is here
1n!sed. una
GABRIEL CONRoE
D7 BRET HATTIE.
RHon1zn BroxtEs. gEk1cnrs oy TRAvEL, with
re3urea fsnm tho fiLa. and In SPA1S /; io.tns, With
iilustrsuons; "Ifcturts from japan. !" tAsars nn
Labor and Ftnnnce LeaIJt< Al unuaual varsity md
!ntersAt In tho Editorial Departments.
1nt tho papers which will ts koty 10 attract widest
attention. 4ss Two 1l!uatrA.eh Narr.i.~ of E1rlnra-
tIon, the IN tbs Old World aud The other in The
New:
1.-THE DISCOVERY or TIE SITE OF
6OLOMON'S TEMPLE ".--msdc by prnf.
DrewIck aDd ptcr Of discovery in lorrf Colorado,
entitled "THE ANCIENT PROVINCE OF
TusAYAN,'' by Ma, ruwEL1., unn If tue most
interesting Important Of his contributions to
knowledge Of that strange and hitherto almost unc1
plorcd region.
BRET HAErK, will than jutt!fy tho praise le-
RtoWad upon ths opening clspteFs.
The noston 5o,' sayr:
"1f the opening chapters forhsdow fatriy thone
that arr to ancceed 1t will sand Al1no.t nrtyaled IN
American hctton and gulta unrsaed tho represent
that has acquired uuwonied strength and freedom.
from conseraptas.on uf natures grandeur In the fat
of scnrpsEn's eagerly sought If It had nothing else to
recommend IT,"
The Springfield tMass> Republican, rays:
"Tho picture Is powerfully done. Ths iiltrntab1e
SNOW IL spread before yol Tou stop At the 1iaze
haggas. starving huYries into the landsca, the
lnra 10 impress tho iInagh Of 1t" derolation. Tie
aratic preparation for the hnrroT OF that tta'alized
In the ID IAr{ept."
, 1875-11-20

cstais al como Importance has occurred Ut
the fountan. head, 80 to apcak, of Tho ailk Indus
try. Tho Japanese puryoyoEs Of 6slkTorin eRgH
have. in consequence Of tho hoavy losaes they
sustained last yeaE, assembled at }eddo to reg
ulsto the production for the present s0Aaon.
They hare, eeys correspondent, decided tint
Tho uumbor Of boxes shAll 10 limited to l.bo0.-
QUO, half TO remain III Japan TO 1aoet the home
demand, aud half to bs offered for expectation.
THIS measure ia explained by tho low prices to
which their stuck toll last year In Italy aud
France. They had iu 1874 sent those two coun-
tries l.900, 900 boxes. Of which only 900
found customers. With regard 70 this stock, all
samples falling to tlpd purchasers are entirely
wasted alnce. II tho eRgs are not utilized At thu
usual timo Of hatch!ng, they Mlnt 10 thrown
away, The AbssDce OF customers. al sbsanco
winch had uevor beforo boep noted, WAS caused
by tie fact that tho Japanese supply has beer,
raIng In value, wlilo tle quality Of tho eggs hss
been Ieta.iorating, and also by tue hops Of a
mitigation OF the daebsa &f1soting European silk
WORMS Ifthi6 disappeared during the current
yesr. Franco and Italy would only tako from
500, 000 to 4U4l, 900 bo1cB at tue outside. Mean
time 1t IL wol that heficllture Il sproAing, exen
Austsalis making an important effort IL that
direction, for 1t IL clear that the eggs Of the silk
worm shouId avon loss than other eggs, be- ali
trusted In ono b44kut, os DO chosen III tho same
market.
, 1875-11-20

Ihs public nsed hsve no tear that wonders
will eyoE ceass. A new cab company is being
formed In London, IN Which "tUo Dukes ser
, 1875-11-20

EI5E WICKED
HAMAdtA ANtHDEn.
ONAHA, Mob, Nor. 13.-Tho Jury In tho casa
Of Foley ". Tha Union Pacific 1lalirnad. in the
United 5taton Circuit Court, returned verdict
Of eA00 for plaintiff. la nuod for $i0,001 for
personal injuries roceivef bv falling ~ fart
dnUn tn1.c at tho Unou Pacific bridge tlussng
It's construction vtile cmrlored At work upon it.
, 1875-11-20

been forued in New York. With Matthew Halo
Smith, tho " "bur!o!eh Of tue boston Journah
~ press manager. II has a vary shovy build
lug but it opens 10 Wids door to fraud that
.Its chances fos sucae1s are very Small.
, 1875-11-20
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Or TRAINS

ExrLAxaIroS ~ REfEREscz Manx*. II sstnrd.y q.
terted SUNDAY osccpte1, tAt,uisr oxctptsd. 61.
tt*s auuda5 1t s:o1 a. sn. Daii4.
, 1875-11-20

CHICAGO i NORTHWESTERN N<kd4n
3fe4et latxs, III H44t4I ani Il asn,
A., Hadffnn III. and as "a Iltnets. ~'"
, 1875-11-20
LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.

Milwaukee / Pshtess du Chten
t!..l.i n. FaAacu4+s."..........
Hil*eukee, Ia Cro.sa. Wiuona.
-. Paul. Minneapolis. inpun-
oshketh L t5Eeeu HAJ, through II
=! 1rrrtA........,
Ai!Naukte. Madison, l'ralY.s dn
uhicn / 1oxs: a!so, Aenkshs
Ant htc7ena Polnt, Passenger.
Mtl*snket, IT. Pau, i .Mt1ua.
si!oii.. thrpuEh ftprn,s...,.,..,
, 1875-11-20

lfNrrEn BrATas CtbUu1F Couat-Iupo1 bLopozr1
Thomas !. fassz{ e1 u. ". Thoua1 AscLAeAAh It
, 1875-11-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SCRIBNER
FOR DECEMBER

HensnxKn for December Is \ notable number In the
quantity we'll ~ tho qushty Of material, contaIr-
Ing lbo octave paEes, mith hereulJ iliuatrAt.ons.
There arc !n4ta!jments Of 7wn ssn..t. ston,Ea.
5EVENOAKS, by In. NoLlAaD, wllsl is here
nu!siitl una
, 1875-11-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
ADELplEI THEATRE,
i.ntufr Mn,ftnN atiI liz !lurd.xtk

This SATURDAY, Nor. q. ls7s 1t Z y. m. and A p.
m. The grratF Hucrnas uf thr tlr.1sle EtlbHlldsd
ot1thnats!n! The 4aase crowded ntsltiY With shs
f4tljua Of tho city
, 1875-11-20

Dramatic Clubs aud Atnnteurs fud futt list of
FlAys. Colofcd Fine NIer* Heard. tuasch4, etc., etc.
at ~. J. oicGflATH co.'s,
t51 5outI Dtt,iAtHe8~St,, cuc&un.
, 1875-11-20

f. u. Leland Huad James Binnio, John Dlnnts,
and Alexander D!nnla for q 500.
Christian 1ioso sued Enlil Dietzsch and Jacob
johnson for $1,000.
j, 4, Ulsici logan an action In trearass
asainst A. C. 4. 1soalng, laying damages Il s0.-
b0n.
s. u, Johuson began suit for sl5ooo against
j. d. Johnson brought suls for es,10s.7l
against Samuel Appleton, aud also filed pe.i-
ton againHt the sA1ne party apd otaors asking
for n,ecllauios ion 10 tho same amount on tllo
N. IS 0l.l00 feet Of Hub-iot !, Lot 1, bEonsona
Addition, and strip Of land II 0-lto feet wide
north of and adjoining said !os, aud extending
its whole length.
CIRCUIT COURT. -
g. VI. Sutherland began > rNlt In srespasa
agalnat David Sullivan, claiming e10,0D0 daln-
ages.
In the estate Of Lucrotia L. Wood tho will
vas proven, and letters Of administrator were
granted to G. l.. Dunlap under bond for S66, 900.
1u Tho e4taso Of stephen MoNicho1s the will
WAS proyeu, and iattess sare granted to Fanny
McNichOi8 under bond tor 9i4. GOO.
In tho estate Of Stephen Dlesun tito will waA
proven. and letters were granted to MariA lie
sou uuder bond for u, ,000.
CRIMINAL COURT.
The Jury In The caBa OF Walter r. Potter. In
jury, 1eturpcd verdict Of guilty, aud hs waa 1s-
iunnded for eantonec.
TUE GALL TO-DAY.
JrpoE DtopoEfr-6Dto to eco.
TIE CALL MONDAY.
JuDoE GAnY-ns. lou to lo3. LOB to ITO. aud
l12 to leo, inclusive.
JrDaE MooAK-Sl. 81, 81.
JunuE RooxRa-No call.
JrpoE DnoTH-No call.
jupaE FARWkLIr-341 10 856.
JUDGMENTS,
IfHr1kn BrAT1s Ctbuu1r rCouat--1upo1 DLopozrt
-IhopA& i, fHsEEJ tt u, ". TheN44 &&clAt4lA 1t
, 1875-11-20

a-nepot of Walls And Ktnzte-sta.
$-Repot eosper Of Cam and kin1tastx.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL HAltH0t1
bepsf Foot n La4e-r.+ and foof n TAenGy.&sesr4yt.
1rtr--s, ii CkIrk-sf. soutAeass u Eaa4s{at
md ?3 irtt IT,. frsroni Houss.