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IT Is USELESS TO ATTEMPT 10 cleanse stream
while the fountain Is impure. Dyspepsia, COM
plants OF the liver or KIDNEYS, eruptions OF the
skin, scrofula, headaches, and all diseases aris-
ing from impure blood, are at once removed b.,
DR.. Walkers California Vinegar Bitters, puri-
fier OF the blood, and renoyator OF the system.
II has never been known 10 fail jtdaw4w
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A Clerical Chicken-Stealer.

New YORK, Jan. TO.
johnson. the negro minister of Eliza
beth, n. j., who was convicted of chicken
stealing, was sentenced Saturday to nine
months in the state prison.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFIcER.S
WAsH1sGToN, January 10 m.
For New England, winds shifting to
northeast and southeast, slowly rising tenn
perature, increasing cloudiness, high, fol-
lowed by falling barometer at night Pos
sibly snow in Washington.
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THE LARGEST MoNEYED CORPORATION

SO MUCH has been said in public prints about
the value OF Phosphates as fertilizers, and as
nerve and brain food TO supply the waste OF It's
sues, resulting from mental and physical exer-
nized as the most important nutritive agents
known to science. They are natures restora-
lives, whether 1 be the worn out soil, or the
constitution run down with wasting chronic
diseases, depending upon indigestion and i'm
perfect assimilation OF food. their action being
TO perfect cell-growth and the formation OF
healthy tissues. DR.. Wheelcr's Compound
Elixir OF Phosphates and Calisaya is not only
elegant and reliable, but extraordinary in It's
effect In energizing and vitalizing all the or
gans OF the body. decsldGw2w
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a Card.

owing TO business engagements elsewhere,
DIR. S. w. SMYTH,
VIII be absent from his office from January Isl
until February Is, 1876. Until January list, Dr.
smyth may be consulted daily, except Fridays
at his office,
BAXTER BANK BUILDING,
on all diseases OF the
EYE, EAR, THROAT AND LUNGS,
And all Chronic Diseases OF whatever nature.
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rv-All DEBTS due US must be paid at once
Drill, l2k,
Cambria, IN
40 inch. Bro Cotton, Heavy, zoe.
"a 4" S%
Best Tick, 20, 22, rs.
Corticella SILK, 100 yds., lie.
Coate Thread SIX
Holyoke thread, 2L.
Suffolk ~ Beached Cot, on, 10.
hin ~ Bleacheo Gotten, IN.
Wamsutta, l6H.
Best Stock Black Goods in Vermont.
CHENEY BROS AMERICAN SILKS
$3.50 10 sI.6O.
900 PIE CES,
~ 10 i2yardS
BLACK ALPACA CoLoRED DRESS GOODS,
In both low aud high prices.
Goods Very Choice for POlonaises.
Table Linen, e., 81 and i5c.
Pound Prints, 37,sc., yds In each.
We guarantee prices 10 per cent less than
any house In the STATE
BURT & SHERMAN.
JandslfSwaw
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steam stone Gutter Company.

AT the annual meeting of the steam stone
cutter company, held at No. So Liberty
street, New York, on Thursday last, the
following officers were elected
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Outside Pages.

FIRST PAoE---A Letter from Colorado
Beecher's Lords Day Irwin; School Re-
turns Springfield Words of Wisdom.
FOURTH PAoR.-Gems of Thought.
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PROGRAMME !:
THURSDAY,


THURSDAY.
200 p. m. Organization.
1880 Address, Edward Conant, president OF
the association, Randolph.
$50. Lecture, Sermons In Stones, Prof. II. NJ
Seeley, MIddlebury.
FRIDAY-MoRNING
900. Business meeting reports of executive
committee and treasurer
$3.50. General discussion concerning new and
valuable text books.
1000. Paper, Review OF Allen & Greenough's
Latin grammar Prof W. c. Simmons, Burling-
ton.
1890 Discussion The best method of teach
ing physiology In our schools opened by Jul
dab Dana, Rutland.
ll:l0. Discussion, The merits and utility OF
Steeles Fourteen Weeks series DR.. n. Bar
rows, Merden, n. H.. Charles A. Bunker, Peach
am.
AFTERNOON.
300 Paper, Written examinations Mrs.
2:40. Paper, The OswegO Normal School sys-
TEN OF instruction Miss Lizzie A. Reese, Bur
lington.
1920. Discussion, ought the courses OF higher
English and classical study for our high schools
and academies to be four years In length? Geo
A. Gates, Morrisville; j, S. Brown, Lyndon
Centre.
1880. Election OF officers; Miscellaneous bust
ness.
7:l5. Historical address, j. $. spauldlng
Barre.
s:l5. Address, j. II. Worcester D. D., Bur.
lingtOn.
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cipated. The prospects for the spring trade are
10 every way more encouraging than they were
AZ the same time last year, and much better
Feeling pervades the whole market.
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Patrons of Nusbaudry.
AT the annual meeting OF Clarendon
Grange No, 81, the following officers were

Vermont Ntatc TcRcberN' AsSOclu-
ton.
The twenty-firth annual meeting of the
Vermont State Teachers association will
be held at Academy Hall, St. Johnsbury,
on Thursday and Friday, January 21st and
22d. Return checks will be furnished over
the Connecticut and Passumpsic railroad,
Montpelier and Wells River railroad Port
land and Ogdensburgh railroad, and South
Eastern railroad. The Central Vermont
railroad reduces rates % per cent. The
following is the
, 1875-12-15


Ny; Allison introduced BIZ! to .mend seo; 70
Of Tue lndau Appropriation bI!f approved
March 8. 1875, ~ sogasd to boRls OF 1ndlan
Axents. deferred.
It provides that no Indian ACeos sasll DO
SLOWED to enter upon tho discharge Of tha
dut!es OF lila oltlco uuli! The su1o:tes on his
houl shall have tlled sworn SsAtements setting
forth the nature aod kind OF property owned by
them, tho value OF tho sAm", aud where
situated, and empowers too 6ecfc8asY OF the
Interior to require my 1ndlan ARont now o.
duty 10 execute no" bond III Accoldahce Win
the laterasts OF tbe service demand it.
Tho bill also requires each Indian Agent to
Keen 4 book of itumIze1 expenditures and
records Of cons.scta aud expenditures Aiwsys
ppe1 10 public inspection.
Tux AND WlscoNarN R1yrKs.
Mr.. Wiudoal preaenteu 4 memorial OF otixons
Of Wisconsin for ~ appropriation lof Tho cool-
niatou of tha Fox Mver Improvement and for
tlo construction Of 4 canal slonX the bank OF tho
Wisconsin 1hyet, from Portage City, W!s., TO
Tho Aiasisatppi Atvez. Referred.
THE MAh8A PRESENTATION.
Ms. Cameron (PA). from tho Committee on
Foreign Nosations, reported favorablJ on the
henAte bill authorizing g. =. MIsh to accept
prosensa lzom the Governments Of Sutherland
aud Italy. Placed On the o.laadAr..
Altar executive asslon. adjourned.
N0AlHATIohs CONFINED. .
Tho following combinations xssc made By tho
Senate to-day Cnrsstlsn "aaiinsbes, Iowa,
MlnIslos Resident 10 Ecuador; dfAtiot WAal"
butne, Secretary to ths Legation y Ut. pstere'
burg; Joseph kpo1ts. Iowa. Consul It Ch1h"A-
huR.
Brsjy, yles i. F. Powell, rssIgned, George B.
Chanbsrlin, 1soe ": Pstrv, Ee4iiEued. ..,
COLLECTORS Of informal Haysous-LutheE
8. Tro"b4!dse. Firss nntr.ot ct
Michigan Thomn J. Kenny, Ninth
, 1875-12-15

!Spee1at Dttpatch 70 T1s CAteaao tTIbusA-
WAsu1Noroa, D. G., Dec. l1.-Tbo Democratic
movement In the Houss a9Ainst disabled Union
soldiers, on The rolls Of it, employees continues.
Capt. Ball, ono Of the doorkespeEs "lo had
Loaf IN arm in tho sssstco, has been dlfchargsd,
and his place AIled BY N ex-Confedasato otticer.
Tho colored woman Who for many years has had
charge Of tho ladies' retiring room on tho House
aldo has been retired, and aer place given To =
widow Of an ex-Confederate. 70 day IN the
House, Mr. Cox introduced ! resolution dsc!as-
Ing ip substance. that as tho Var Has over, tbs
clAims OF Confsaorates for Positions u.der
the Gorer 'mens xsre - good ~ Union
ro'diets'. Thla wAa une1osctel from Cox. and
xas cs!'ici8ed ~ I mistake bV War Democ1At1
On lho floor. 1t ~aS provoked by resolution of
Fort, Of Illinois, declaring that Union sold!ets
hold the best clAlus 10 seoagpitloa from tho
Goye. ausns. While this WKs
An AWKWARD SUBJECT
for tho Democrats 10 vote Oh, C1Is Attompt 10
be:tst tho situation was not regarded - : auo-
cess. Thels Q elaren mora disabled Union
a3idlets OIL the ro!ls OF ths Aouas aud there il
eeuelal scAohiug OF hearts on the uemoc! alto
lido ~ 10 tie Goat moana Of q s.osnx OF thnu,
Holman. OF Iuul4ra, is tna Uaiy u. .mocEAt who
look Position agRubt UJ1's resolution.
AFAal TaGRAl
Senator Mefrsuop to-day farnshod ~ explan.
atom ot his bl! selsvinR the heirs ot I'll Contod-
elxtes from political disabillnss. To-day hs iol-
, 1875-12-15
EhDS' JETTlES.
TIE MiA31eB1rPl'H NHCTH.
Sprcfat Dt,pateh Ia Ih< Ct.t4e, Jr1buRs.

TIE NiS31eBIFPlH MOUTH.
Special Di,pateh Ia Yh4 Chsea9' TRIBUNE.
WARRINGTON, D. G.. Dec. 1i.-Cspt. Eada. Of
St. Louis. began in Mar last, under authority
OF an act Of Cungrensl passed last session. tho
improvement OF navigation By mears OF jatties
IN tho South pnaa Of tho Mississippi River. and
to-day the Secretary Of War sent TO Congress
the first rapport Of tho Engineers Bureau On the
progress Of the work. Tho examination wAa
made by Mai. c. D. Comssock. U. 8. A., aud re-
lstoa to the woEg hs 1t appeared ou tho 14th Of
November last. After describing tho work a.
ready done, which consists OF partially construct
Cd jottes composed Of double-line plea placed
on eacl eida of tho channol. With mattresses
piaced agsln.t them ca tho cnauue etde, and
resting On the bottom, Maj. Comssock mikes
The folio wing remarks:
On comparing tie C1lat,Snrvey map Of May and
June, 1878, with tbs suryey f Oct. IND II, ts7I,
there Appears ~ hare been not much change in tho
depth Of water It tae mouth 9! Tho south Pas on tho
wole. At the upper end Of tic tet'les Il may havs n
creaae4 lEtle On the bsF II appears t1 hare dt.nin-
ithel from l 10 feet. This statement should moi
lssd to the conclusion that tho jetes have fa!lo b.
CAUSE tho Ho:k lous II ths time this auryey waa
ms IN mol sunicIe1Iv complete 10 condne tho
water. Tho pass between the I.soa was from to 20
feet aud but ono layer of natiresaa AZ feet tlie4
had bean placed In position.
, 1875-12-15
tba penalon.rois tba heirs Of all soldiers Of the
Mexican War and tho War Of 1914 who particle
pattd In tAe neboulou
SPECIE RESUMPTION.
FAAwELLe DiLr,

Hptast Dspatea 10 fhe C.h,eaos 71ftunS.
WARRINGTON, D. e., Dec. H.-Tho following
ia the text Of Mr. Farnell's bill for tho resump-
tion OF specle-pAyment. introduced Ia tie uouso
Of Representatives.
~HEnEAa Tbs Republican party, through .ta Con-
!ention held ln PhIIHlsIth's in l912 did reaoro
follows: VIC denouue% the reindiaiun of the public
DAFT In ary form or dia8use "A 4 ssrnal crimt: W.
wttness With pr1de The reduction Of the principal Of
tie dct md the rsto Of interest Upon ho balance and
confidently esrec that our eKceilcn natiousl currency
vii! be Perfected bJ bpeedy resumption Of stccte
payment" snd
WHEREs, Tho Liberal Convention held IN Ctnctn.
n1 In 1874 resolved that The puuc credit nust ho
eacredlJ maintained aud dennuncn fepudialon In
oTery form and gu1sa: speedy rcluFn 10 sfeeio ray
mepta "a demanded ate by tho highest consider at,oua
Of commercial morelIties And honest government
ami
WnEnZAa, Said Cincinnati ontions wcre indorsed
by sba Democratic Convention held IN baltimore Tn
tic 9Th day Of June, iH71: aud
WHknKAs, Congress- u i lstt atesion psased IN art
Tor the resumption Of spec!e payments IN ~ Q, with
out rostdipR the re9utc 1neana theEefoF therefore,
for the purpose Of cArrsDg into aect the resolutions
Md acts 0! ConEreas above referred 10,
tx 1t tndtttd. Thst The Secretary II she Treasury
fhsll retire and cancel tue nrst day Of each md
cYefy month, beginning m the ltt VI Juty. 1876,
9j Ut United htatts notts. hut WHEN tho Fnsrd
hatta aoteA shall ie Far With the % cotn Of he
tnited btaea Ia nay ceaan such retirement and eau.
tellatitn.
SEc q That to en.bte the Secretary Of the Treasury
to eaJ oat the provisions Of the act. he Is hereby all
but i such revenue should At Any time be insufficient
for the pusrore he 10 hereby furhet directed 10 fe
ths honds Of tho Government tu Butbcisnt Rnlouut
70 c4Ety Into effect tho pfoy!son.
, 1875-12-15


5teetai Is., asth to The thseAo" Ir.ount.
WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 14.-Tho National
E+p,,,;ron ~ to.mo,r,v viii nnb1f.f, WHIT il ,,.
-, ,:-..,: ..I
'caoo ~ 20 'o' 7uh'''ou'eta' 4o'''"a''oA " WV
status OF tue Administration concerDiGB Cuban
Affairs. Tho article protniHe8 that two peaceful
,n.thn1s for t,,c eo,,,on of our dIfpcn1tie, with
u..,,, I... -. .h..d.,a 1.,,s.. .,..l,d.
ora.' ~ Ae'o o.sA eeu' . .1eo ,ae'no1a
tbs beigofont rights OF tue patriots 4 tecog-
milton OF bt1liEereut rights would hare been
,n.,a,v f,,Invnv Nh, o,.nn,a a., hv sn,in in
..-.. c."to,.s.t ~ ..,,:'s - ,sc,
recognizing Son'eaoi~ee ooHihel'uct III A7oA ue-
fore life hsd pcen lost On either hide. Az re-
CARDS tho recognition Of the Independence
of Cuba. tho prknc,otes which lave poyorpc ed the
4n,,;,,, -.a,Io a. a,,,a..,I -, a.. 1t,,1.,
n'4''.o" pooPo 3'u 1Ae' ~ 'uo 34use-
"son 'o'.et oi mr. "eos'e'' OF Dec' -. 4aop'
whoEe nunoEono procedonts are shown for tue
recognition Of tho independence Of neu B:1tcs
befuro .,cb ,nterendenca ha. I,een actno x,n,,p.
- ~. a., s.,... tro,, -,,oh .ks. - ...,.sts,
~ - ''o ''s-'e' nun "nseu 'u'' Ia" oe's' a'eu
themeclSoB. Huch recognition being consistent
with peffecs neutrality: lho Eresadonta mes
aaSc blo"s TINT u has nbaudoued the two meth
odo betore nentton+j. Evidently tue alIerna-
s!fe o1 .....
MEDIATION OF 1xTEhyES11oS
htn nor contemplated. Mediation II the only
ns.:e.ols re- reso's lel!. Intervention MEALS % war.
1Ae sltoatsoa Accordingly resolves 1tseIi. pc
missing thar tae position assumed bY tho PTesl-
otnt 10 to 10 maintained, into one Of peace. il
6Ea'n kccepts our friendly euurta. Or of WAT II
~ adjustment OF soma Kind ID not reached With
ont further ve1atious ao'Ay. ho ldea OF pro-
tectorAte nnuef spanish domluson OF Nest
!nu'ah confederation "o4id oo nasnt!st&csory,
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Foreign News,

LONDON, July 29.-The Post, in its fnau-
cial article, says the shares of the Anglo Amer
lean Telegraph Company advanced yesterday,
while those of the direct u. S. cable declined
on an uncopfrmed rumor that the steamship
Faraday had abandoned the attempt to repair
the injury to the direct cable and was return
ing to England. The direct cable shares arc
now quoted at seven pounds.
A grand banquet is to be given this evening
at Guild hall by the Lord Mayor of London to
the various municipal heads OF the British and
foreign cities and towns who have assembled
here in response to the Lord Mayor invita-
ton. The preparations for the banquet are
very elaborate. 1t is said the decorations alone
cost $50, 200. A ball 10 honor of the visitors
will take place in Guild hall tomorrow night.
PARIS, July 29.-Many kilograms have been
received here from Americans in various parts
of the continent holding letters of credit issued
by Duncan, Sherman & Co., which have been
dishouored, iDquiring about them L was ru-
moIed here to-day that the English and Amer.
can bankers would accept Duncan, Sherman 4
Go. 8 circular notes, and there was much dis.
appointment when the report was found to be
untrue,
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Bishop WhittIn"I,aln.

BALTIMORE, July 20. The Court of Enquiry
in the matter of the presentment of Bishop
Nottingham for refusing or negecting to
bring to trial the rector and assistant rector of
Calvary Church, for using certain prayers for
the dead, which we're charged to be contrary to
the doctrine and canous of the Episcopal Church,
assembled this forenoon 10 the lecture room of
Grace Church. Thirteen of the sixteen mem
bers of the Court were present. The proceed
iDgs are strictly private, and at this hour, |: 80
p NJ, it is DOT Known whether the body has or
gained. The prosecutors are seated in an ante
room adjoining the lecture room but have had,
as yet, no communication whatever with the
Court
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FOR SHLE.

EOR SALE-A COLLECTION OF VAL
~ UABLE LAW BOOKS,
Embracing most of the Text Books usually
found in select law library, most of them Of
recent editions.
Calls Virginia Reports; Peere Williams Re-
ports; Douglass Chancery Reports U. s. Su.
preme Court Reports; Lomax's Digest; Lomax's
Executors; 1ste's Analytical Digest Index !;
Rob. Old Prac., vol. l; Rob. Forms Adams
Equity; Story's Equity; Hill on Trustees, and
many others. will sell these 20 per ct. lower
than publishers or dealers prices. Address
box Sc, Upperville, Va, for catalogue
jy 26-eolm
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RVCTIOT @LES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ABLE
LAND

By virtue of deed OF trust from Chss. Camp
bell and P. B. Stilson, recorded in liber 26, page
1877, of the land records of Prince William CO.,
Va shall proceed to sell, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, at Manassas on SATUR-
DAY, the 3lst day of July next desirable
tract Of land, containing FOUR HUNDRED
ACRES, more or less. This property lies ada
cent to the thriving town of Manassas, on the
Virginia Midland Railroad, about one hours
ride from Washington city. The improve -
ments consist fth.ee comfortable TEN ANT II
HOUSES, and an orchard of young and thrifty
fruit trees. The land is susceptible of the high
est state of Improvement, and can be very con.
veniently divided into three or more farms
Terms of Sale So, 635 cash on day of sale to-
gether with all costs attending the execution of
the trust; $2,059.S7 on the I'D Of December,
1878, with interest from the lst of January, 1875
S2,059.S7 on the 9th of February, 1880, with in
terest from the LIST of January, 1875, and the re-
mainder if any, on such terms as the parties in
terested may direct.
Pr. VIM. CO., my 27-eots Sub. Trustee.
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The Markets.

New YORK, July 29.-Stocks active and
steady. Money 2. Gold l2s. Flour dull and
heavy. Wheat firm and quiet. Corn firm.
BALTIMORE. July 29.-Virginia Ga, peelers,
nominal middh 6 l4sal41. Flour trmer, hut
not quotably higher. Wheat-Southern frmer
and &c higher; Western nominal; Pennsylva-
min red 1856; Maryland red l2Ual4O; do amber
l42ul45i do. white l25sl40; No. Chicago and
Milwaukee Spring l32al34. Corn tirmer and lc
higher for Western; Southern steady; Southern
white 81; Southern yellow So; Western mixed
Sd spot; 81! August; IS last half August. Oats
firm and fairly active; Southern 63a65; Western
white G3a64; Western mixed 6laG2 Rye quiet
and steady at 100. Hay quiet; Maryan and
Pennsylvania 23aS2S. Provisions quiet and
steady. Butter frmer; Western extras 25c !;
do. hrSts 2za24c. Coffee unchanged. Whiske y
firm but quiet at Sl2l.
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Racing.

SARATOGA, July 29.-The races were con-
tinued to-day. The first was for the fash stakes
for two year old h. f. with 500 added, the
second horse, to save his stake, 81 subscribers
/ mile; 10 started Faithless won by lengths
10 40 seconds, McDauieIs' War Dance flIy
second and Pastor third. The riders of Lady
Clipper and Warlock were thrown at the J pole
and claim of foul riding was put u against
Faithless by Lady Clippers jockey but uual-
lowed As the time for the cup race approach
ed the interest increased. Money fl wed into
the pool box as fast as it could be- lakcn, Me-
Daniels entry being the tavoritc. The race was
for the Saratoga cup of 200 dollars, OF which
200 to second horse, added to sweepstakes of
80 dollars, each p. p. q miles, % subscribers
Rutherford and Wild Idle were leadiog 10 pass.
ing the grand stand the first time, but at Fur
long Wild Idle went out, Rutherford ID; Wild
Idle led for mile and quarter when Freak
nees went up and took the lead, coming up on
the homestretch. Sprngbok took issue with the
Ceader and most exciting race took place to
the stand both horses runnlng neck and neck
so that it was impossible to say which won
and the decision Of the judges was awaited
by the anxious crowd tor several minutes. At
last the dead heat was announced amid cheers.
Griustead Fad. Time 3 SCI, the fastest on re-
cord. Aaron Pennington, 1; AIitipa, 5; Ruth
erford, 6; Wild Idle, 7. 1t has been decided
to run dead heat off after the last race.
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Explosion.

New YORK, July 29.-An oil lighter was
destroyed by an explosion at Jersey City last
night. Loss $4,000
New YORK, July 29.--The fire. which de-
stroyed the oil lighter last night was the work
OF river pirates, two of whom are supposed to
have been blown up by the explosion. 10 ad
dition to the loss of the lighter and oil the dock
was damaged to the extent of 50 600 or IS 900,
the sloop Flora, valued at 81 900, was burned
to the waters edge, aud s., 900 worth Of lumber
on the dock, was burned.
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PkOPOSHLS.

pROPOSALS-Sealed proposals for FOUR
Il MONTHS SUPPLIES for the POOR'S
HOUSE, to be delivered to the Superintendent
rs wanted.
About 1900 lbs Shoulder Bacon.
5 bbls Extra Flour.
" Dbl Brown Sugar.
40 lbs Imperial Tea.
l sack Rio Coffee.
bbls Eastern Herring.
About 100 bushels Corn Meal.
30 bushels Mill Feed.
70 bushels Potatoes
~ tons Cumberland Coal
3 tons Anthracite Coal.
10 cords Pine Wood.
Rice Ground Pepper, Ground Mustard, Can
dies, Soda, Butter and Lard by the pound Soap
by Id and box; Coal Oil and Vinegar by the
gallon.
Proposals will be received until JULY 30th,
1875, at my office. The committee reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
A. SCHOFIELD,
jy 2l-td Chm. Joint Committee on Poor
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CAMP MEETING. From and after Sunday,
the 9Th Of August, extra trains of cars will be
run twice day over the w. 4 O. Railroad, for
the accommodation of persons desiring to attend
the camp meeting, which commences in Hea.
tons woods. near Round Hill, on the 9th The
trains, both ways, leave at seasonable hours,
and the ground being less than half mile
from the depot, convenient and pleasant op-
portunity will be afforded all who may desire
to attend. -Lodoun Mnror.
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CHIs.aKT.VERSHEPS

THE BUSINESS heretofore carried on at the
4 Iron and Brass Works in this city under
the name and style of Jameson s. Collins, has,
by mutual consent and agreement, constituted q
corporation, under the name of
"ALEAANDRIA IRON WORKS MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY,
with VIM. II. WARD, OF New York, President,
G. w. JAMESON, Treasurer, and c. II.
COLLINS, Superintendent.
Having increased our facilities for business,
We hope to merit the continued patronage of the
public 6. w. JAMESON.
CHAS. 81. COLI Inns.
Alexandria, Va, July l, 1875 jy 3-lm
NJ OTICE.- My brother, ETHELBER1
~ M1LBURN, has this day purchased an
interest in my business, and we have formed
copartnership under the firm name of
j. G. s. 4. MILBURN.
Thanking my friends and the public generally
for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
me, | respectfully solicit continuance of the
same for the new firm. j. G. s. E. Mitburn will
sign in settlement of accounts due me-
j. Q. MlLBURN.
Alexandria, Va, July LIST, 1875.
TALLING attention to the above notice, I
~ hope by strict attention to business, to
merit a liberal share of the patronage OF my
friends and the public.
jy2 E. MILBURN.