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All cur notes and accounts
are due January ISL We in
SiSt that they must be paid on
or before that time. We can
make NO EXCEPTIONS and,
shall make costs i'm many
eases If this notice is not
needed. TO our friends who
have always paid us prompt
ly, we say don't make q per-
SORaI matter Of this notice for
WE DON'T MEAN YOU. But to
those whose accounts are over
due and who have failed TO
make any arrangement in re-
gard TO the same, we say
consider thisaS meaning YOU,
and you will be wise if you
act on this suggestion.
c. T. THOMPSON & CO.
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CTATEOF VERMONT, Marlboro SIS,

- The Probate Court for said District:
To all persong Interested in the Estate of LEVI
PUTNAM late Of wardsboro, deceased, Greetings
Whereas, George W. Putnam has presented to this
Court an Instrument purporting to be the last Will OF
said deceased for probate:-You are hereby notihed
that this Court Will decide upon the probate Of said In
strument at the session thereof to be held at the
probate Office in Bratteboro in said district on the
last day Of December, A D. 1875, when and where
you may appear and contest the same II you see cause
30 ASA kEfES, heglpfer.
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PyIc'a Dictetic saleratus.-Universa &C
know led ed the best in use. Each pound bears tn
name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine without.
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Nt9aL Notifies.
yTATE or VERMONT, MARLBORO,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF SAMUEL STAFFORD.

The un iersiqned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro
commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the eetatt
Of Samuel stafford, late of Halifax in said district,
deceased, and all claims exhibited in Offset thereto.
hereby give notice that will Iheet for the purposes
aforesaid al the late residence Of the deceased In Hall
fax on the frat Saturday Of February and first Sat-
urdsy Of May next, from one o'clock PM until Ave
o'clock p NJ, each Of said days, and that siI
months from the 9th day Of November, d. 1915,
is the time limited by the said court for said creditors
present their claims to us for examination and al
lowance.
Dated at Halifax this 18th day Of December, A. d.
1875. A. s. GALLUP,
L. j. BROWN,
80 Commissioners.
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c1rArE nF VERMONT. Marlboro. SIS.

y The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of FANNY Z.
BOYDEN, late Of Brattleboro, in said District de-
ceased, Greeting.
You are hereby notified that this Court will de-
eide upon the allowance of the account Of Lorinda A.
Tibbets, Administrative upon said Estate, and de-
cree distribution thereof to the persons entitled athe
session thereof to be held at the Probate office In
Brattleboro, on the last day Of December, A. d.
1875 when and where you may be heard in the prem
so ASA KEYEs Register.
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Btrtbs.

Ia Brattleboro, Dec. 49, son clayton HalberD
Charles NJ. and Helen G. Whitmore.
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ArtnnIs.

DRATTLEBORo ACADEM
The WINTER TERM begins December lst, 1875,
with sufficient number OF teachers to give ample time
T. each recitation. Thorough instruction in all the
branches taught. Special attention given those pre-.
pairing for College business Board can be obtained
at reasonable rate at the boarding house, In the family
OF the Principal and with the other teachers.
" +. LANG, Principal.
West Brattlcboro, Oct. 8, 1876. A-o2
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New York. Dec. 90. Money loaned at COT per cent
on call. Gold closed at ll3 Is. Government bonds
steady. The following are the closing quotations:
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TAXES 1!

TAXES!
Taxpayers Of BTAttebOro pay your taxes on or be-
fore the hrtt day Of January, 1876 aud you will
nye cents on dollar on the town and four cents on
dollar on the State tAz.
]. W. sIMONDs, collector.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE OF STEPHEN SMITH.

CTATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro, SIS.
y The Probate Court for said District.
To all whom 1t may concern, Greeting.
Whereas, ELIAS P. JOHNSON, Administrator Of the
Estate Of JABEZ DENNISON, late Of Guilford, in
said district, deceased, has represented that the
amount of debts due from said
deceased Is. .Slsol.oo
The charges Of administration,
estim ted NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oOOO
$2O1l.O5
The value of the personal estate is S10LN
Balance Of debts chargeAble on the real es-
tate Of said deceased sI906.ll
PrayiIp for license to sell 30 much Of the real estate
OF said deceased is necessary for the payment Of
said debts and charges Of administration.
Whereupon It is ordered that the same be heard at
the session OF said Court to be held at the Probate
ofice in Brattebcro, on the last day Of December,
A. d. 1875, when and where you may be heard in the
50 ASA KEYEs, Register.
, 1875-02-19
LATEST,
Hzw Yosk, Feb. 1s.-Mopsy abundant at2HGa on
LATEST,

LATEST.
H1w Yosk, Feb, 1a.-Monsy abundant at 2X9a on
e1n,
sterins advanced gradually from 4s1 and Aslk for
long and short 10 As,1 aud 4s, With the Ateat bus
at +83 and &Sox. this oviua to ucreaksd IN
tbs gold loan market.
Gold opsned It l1sx, declined to lisrt, md e1o1ed
1t 1l3. Loans 4de at from lG4 per day 10 O. j,
and per cant for borrowing. and l@3 pes cant for
carrying. Customs receipts. $4,000. The Azslatant
Treasurer paid $4,000 fnterest aud {97 90 for called
honds. ceasiugs. 81. t.ooooJo.
Governments nrm. s.ato bonds quiet and strong.
Railroad mortgages steady.
Htock1 sctiTs during tic forenoon, bat quIeter In
The afternoon Tho market opcued ttM, aud pElces
advanced Il og1 to 1!l Per cent, With this chief deal
ings Ia Laks Shore, Western Union, Northwestern,
utlou pseIne, Wsbssh Pacific h1ai sud ohios. After
midday shers wss general reaction Of Il to X Of !
per cent and At the second CALL tbs marriott 9u,e
aud se4ly. Iako Hhose led The market. rising durn
thu noa ming from u to 74, subsequently, aching
1sX. Quiss 1royriled during Tbs lat hour of bus
neAs thoaZh ohos fell from 2t{ 10 "a. ttsbnrQ ITO
MI toso, and Missouri p4cl1c from IS 10 u I.
tbs remainder OF ths LIT w9s steady Il
fractional recovery from the docline nos ID
tn ths early bftsEnoon Lake Shore for do.
Livery during lie forenoon, aud }c Par dun II ont
TINS Wal paid for uso Of tAs stock, which fri9ene
Of lbs beas1 into covering. 1sr tho s&ock
ssxar, and tbs pr!ee is TIE aggregate trsu4acton,
to-day uefo l1A,ooo shares. !ucsudus Western Union
aaeeo LAts thoss *. 800, ohios 9i,too, Pacino Ms
n,l0o, Northwestern 11,s0o, uuion pacino l?,aOo
Wabash 6tlo, Bt. Paul 800. Erie 1900, and colu-
bus, CnIaR, indians Cantssl = 0UQ. IAks Haors
went Up On report thai arRs amouut Of stock par
chased yestefdsy WIS fur account IT Commodore Van
asrLs1t and would ia taksn out Of thu market.
, 1875-02-19

wny vould bo to have c1ecutcra pntol ba,, 4.
1 ssid befnrct dur't want INV f1oling arouni
fun cah iy1o ny tho o..a q betveeu sou"
Tin old man Mna very raln and 10 seemed IN
DO suffering, anl Tho wAtcucr was anIious to da
aomnthtn1,
VI loll yon," replied Unc'o 11eh, "td lii.
&osns brandy. II Il wasl,t taat A. It Ia wou III
pnt you to Any trouble, hut beng l'nl oo6o
away 10 stay ri lko fcw awaltera Of teat ,,e,ri
brnudy-some of that In tho fRuey deoa,,,sr,s
Bona was brought him, mud ho a1nlsksl b;.
lips smiled, aud remarked
wiz l wasn't gotus 10 do I'd try and ltY In ,
qttnrt or TWO OF that hraDAf'
After flyo OF ton minutes mora tho tnrto ast,a
him IT f1e didn't fea' hettor.
.'Fctl better /" echoNi tlo old man, hos
tnn . diving fnalI feel bestar? Do Yoi! st1ppnss
I'D bo ioaling around he.o If wasn't going 10
e1n,ro ("
The M n rat doxn AMI Uncle 1ltb con,lnuA1,
"As Hotu A. I 20 up Tho spout one Of YOU "
to tho Poormastnr aud say: BIT. .Wtillra, oii
ifah Ia .lea | !, send rallrr dowl aud p,aut hm.'
Tint vii bo rs Boud rs epcech Two honas'lons,
I'm rorrs nas took H:ck hcro, but IL wasn't d,
fault. ion mar 20 nov"
Tho man wont out. thinking Unclo Heb OF,
Of Ills mind, a,b mt a0wn aud played dumtpoen
for All hour. Hearing no movement IN Tie b,ci
| room, he oubncl tho door.
Tho old man Waa den1i
, 1875-02-19
MONEY AND COMMERCE.


There w.s, II anything, lcfs hcfi7e business IN
tnancls eirces Tie cleai ings wtrs lowsf, auount-
mR 10 but u 5000 ...--.
Tia demand for loans was anst. Tbs largest sr-
pncs,tens came from Board Of Trate men rho haTt
r.x,n OF proyiaions 10 carry; otherwss tbs market
pres.uls no sAlient features tor comment.
Rates Of discount 10 psr cent IL regular esson+
s7 with corresslons Of OF per reut to gooa out
sids borrowers.
on The ..rtess, fnnds arc II ample as'rrly for me
current demand, but paper can bt negotiated a'
y At all dubsous. 1satos ara 70ls per cent.
moisrRis amount Of currency atin oooslnueA 10 8o
- tbs country. principally for hog'. ..-,,
New York exchange waa selling u 2'(a'Vs aaseoen'
assween banks for 81, ,ooo.
THE COOK corSrr.
prtdturr Of the Cook County National D,nx are re-
minded th.& ther cltns rnus bs hled with The tte-
esirar Mr. Hurley, before tho slh day OF May next.
xtter thas data no claims will b. allowed.
curtI0catn4 Of deposit "a tho Cook County ars Of
Ssssl foE eaie at 22H esnts on the do1Ar.
CALIFORNIA sf1N1Fo STOCKS.
In the regular Board thoro MAS . still further DE-,
eno 10 n,ost stocks. orhr opsned a: 49, sn dtonpe.
nafartncleas showed decline Of 81 frpn tas morning
rata Deat De,chtr closed at t;7; Gould Cur!
10: Savage, $o3: conso'iiate1 VsEna, Gan ~
fortla, 81; oho.lar, Sto; Hale forcrots. t"so
pfese eiFs &; t0s @ai Iii as aa. "a.
{le; io'cher, sac Con6denct, $l7so kierEa Ncssas
il275; Dansy, sil24f; Ek:hcquer. 51eo; Segregated
Delcher, $50; OverMau, &0t; Jnsitce. xN oaion Spu
sSa'a s1: sss5 atas h<s1ia
bls.of ..,. ..1r.
, 1875-02-19
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

Special Dispateh to TAs CAisa3s Tribune.
INV Youx, Feb. l8.-OnA1N-The wheat market
openel uuet but, 1t Is tmposs,ho deliver cssgoea
for th,pmont or 70 nilssa. business IL almost stA
atandsttl, and prices noEs or esa nonllnal The
market cioaes betcr and fairly activc though the i.
Gully IN moving boata ia shs haEhos greatly restricts
business; winter steady tho halss ara 10000 bu at
A.oaas.u for ungrsle1 Iowa snd Minnesota u. .OsS
for No. Chicago spring, anoat 4l1ol.l2K fer No,2
Milwaukee, sinsido prca in sloss LIT for No. Nil
wAukse; 2t.2& for red Wessssn Il Is for smbar do;
sl9s for ambas Btae, and la.oo0 bu white Michigan
on private terms, aud ~ ,oo9 bu No. 2 Chicago, IN
store 1t $l,07. nltlsy vcry unBsttled, sn1, to sell
promptly, lower ptcea would hays to bs submitted to;
barley malt inactive, and pree4 ars Irregular and uu-
certain oass are rather stronger, and in good de-
maud for the trade; tbs sales sse IT. 900 hu ahost
now oaio mixed at TOO; white At 1l979Ac on truck
Wsase.n mixed st Tic anoat; white, 7ix972ho On
tsact 1ai1si State, G9A9%7okc aaost and On track
and whita ut 11a79c on nask aud TO arrive. ys firm
and Ia fair dsnaud; The SALES Ars a,3N bu
4sats and pennsylFsnia At Nas OH trArH, and
0so Aoat and 500 ua rye malt At ec uoFn Il batter and
qults acuys tbs damaud 10 general chiefly for
export: the supply d nut 30 large; tho sAlss trs
81, ,gC0 bu Western ,ui1ed u s7XRsa afaa1 WestoEa
wn,t4 1t Eas5o: Wsnts,n ysllow At sN3 3Xo; Bouth-
tsu yellow II s3Ho Southern white 1t sa5s7s Isrsoy
yellow II e19akc.
paoylsIoxs-Tas park market l. steaaI and rAthsz
quiet especially for tbs fususs s4les Of 2so bts
at 3l91s cssh 500 bEis Westssu pslMs 1t $ts00
NO hrls city prime private esE.as 40 btll
mesD seller 4Fch III tl9I9M 500 urls do, sser APRIL
At }ls2o; $50 brls do. seller May, It sl9 Lard Il
tess active but firmly held aales Of 7so tcs csah a
l3Aa the insida psies tot OF xssda 100 tos cit,
Al 1sc; 900 tes gsaasd pztvas tazus for future
dslyuy; w h&as oi 10 tcs seller February At as<a
, 1875-02-19

withdrawn from store On Wednesday for city con-
aumpuon: 1854 hu wheat, A,77o bu corn, 2.AsA hu
oats, 152 hu rye.
I'll. following grain was inspected into store On
Thuruday morning: cars No. 1sprlng. 81 cars No.
DO cars No. J DO, 3 cars rcjocteA do 20 vheatl;
~ high-!xed corn Il cars No. d. 10 sasa 70.
Jscsed do i15 cora, al new} csr whlts oats car
No, 2 do, car reje=ted do: / eAs No. sJe, esss
No. do car No. a barley, cars No. do. Total,
l4s cars OF $1,000 t. 1uarectsa cut: osss hu wheat.
st5 bu corn, 16,ls4 bu oats, 1?s9 bu re, soss hu
BARLEY.
TIE leading produce fnarkets wess Irregular yester-
day. Provisions were quiet and ate1ly, whi!e grain
Eas generally stronger with more doing under rather
moro encouraging adytces from other points, and
continued Light receipts- There was no s1ctomens
anywhere except In highwtaes, which were very
active, shout 600 bEs changing hands NJ sl.o401oo
per gallon. Eaw York was quoted stronger. But
there WA better dsmand for brea1ssu1s. both for
shipment and from tha abort interest.
Thera WAS huoysnt t0us 10 tbs market for staplo
dry gou1a, Trade, Which il now moEs than
ordinarily, active for tho season. ia steadily In
proving. and prices contlnue on their upward
eourso. Groceries were mees1nR with rather
moro Inquiry from tho interior trade, and. In
anctpatun Of an early revival Of business, thorc Ii
prevalent amongst tohbess : batter, hrmer feeling.
Tbs only luotabo chs nge IN values was o advance
In Java codee, OF which thers il comparatively a
srarcy. putter was hr.nar sh around, *hils choice
to fancy qualities WcTs Galatle II some Atta a4Ftncd
over sa weoks prices. Cheese remains strong at l7ta
Is, for ans factory. In tho canned Gooda aud ash
uarteu tho changes not Important. DEol fruis
wero steady. Digging, lnathes, coal. and wood sold
moderately 1t former quotations.. Oils wcre Arm
carbon he'll slight advance. Fig Iron u In bestas
| request, and IL held with moro conadsnes.
Lumber steady and n,odfF ltAly acss. tbs move
mcut being chlsly 10 tho Interior. Motas srd hard
rrmsiu quiet but ttesdy, AID few staple goods
ars nrnl. Nochan9es wers noticed in hides. hops o.
wool. Drootn.corn waa moving free,y In anAweE K
orders, and ~ the s.o<k1 are datiy getting sualla
ps1ce4 ars hardening. Hay vas arm. pAFticulafl!
prairie, which wsntel for city uAs. Hsads WEI
quist aud unchanged. Poultry aol1 sead!ly 10 hhip
pers suA local deasrs. E5gs we1o aetirs and Arm.
| THE WHEAT PnoaPEcT.
Ths following Arc ths Vows u AE. WaIkess tn
| Bt.tiltIcian Of ths How York Produce Exchanges
| Thc average crnp Of wheat in the United Kingdom
II about l311, ,00 qrs, xnA tbs annuAl c1nsusnpllu
Of wheat Tor al purroleH tucullna that tof sae1in&
Ia pl4co1 1t 70 9O00, ,u1 IRA. Tns wheat crop Of la1
III thu ULttsl Kuglona Ia e,t3lnatBd 1t 10 pr cen
! alaye All nveraBs, which would Hise : home turp
from Inv crop Vt 1874 Of Gov qts which, be!n
Deducted frsu o5.0o0o Goo Qrs, lesres 251 0c0 qrs
equal tu &C. Q 01G bushcl2- ~ thu requlsed Import
VI turtigu wheat and nouE 10 meet tho wauts OF III
erop Tor tho year 1B7A-15 frpnl Hept. 10 Aua. 81
tAs imports hon Bspt. to jan 10 1neusiys h4ss bse
| fur tLs last two yeIrs tull0wSi
, 1875-02-19

siiEEp-As ths REDUCED rrtncs Of wednesday sester-
d.y'a market reasonably active and s!eady There
S,Sa lis for posr 10 medium grrsos, anl at ssoo2
800 for good to e1tras saes we're princp ~ within
r4ngs Of .oo9s76. Ke5t, Drswn Co. sold to FEan-
nil nousa 10 hsaa ATera"lns 10 1es 1t t7as.
NEw Tons, Feb. .1s.-BkkvEs-1f.etirtB go. making
500 for .ue tareo days. uRanat 3Io for tho aane no
lit week Prices about reported ns sfontsy, slow,
S.. S.saSsa Ta.ns nis 'na
days inat 300 for the samo ss List week. rricee
shcep ranyel from s4Ga7Ac; prime and extra, 4!sG'
bwrnr-1eceipts s,s29 making 1o,&o0 for the three
dara, sgaIuss 3o fos tbs SANS tuo lat week Live
hUs ''0"' e''s7ae; wa two s.F' u oa''' at ''
DAt1Iaonz. Feb. l8.-cA71tI-'f@a(e a(e lower. owin9
to The liberal Fnpply; very best, 3.5oG7.Q1; frat
qnaiIty. fl.76 ss.2i; medium or g'o fair 1satity,
at2s moss Of tho salea s4oo9'.as. Receipts, 2oss;
iioas-M:ceipt.; 7.a45, lsreo proportion Of which
gooi guilty, Win downv4rl tealeacy for common.
aneEETha tuppIy cr"eeacd tho demand, esuEing L
downward teudeney. Sales 1t 4S@14e. Receipts,
3.22a.
BUFFALO, Feb. Observation-Disclosures. s1a; total
for ths weak, G,to3. Aarknt UNCHANGED.
wses s Il .os. a. Market FEY selivs owasrs hoans
no5s-iscee!Its, 90; tatal for the w,et, 1o.loo.
II rsot vsr5 du Ioniers, tsf't97.oo; he4vy Logs.
| 31.2aa7.4o.
ST. Lqr1s ror. ls.-uaas-Tlccoip 2os9 Ctea y
IA y, RI. ss:M @aso; do extra heaEy, $3.50.
CArTLE-FitMer good demand !: receipts, 6o3
sockera f325 good native sesrs. fS.3st2515 fall
| do, $5.l2N N03.15 nativo bn.clers' SL37Xe5 La.
, 1875-02-19

From the Lau1ssIits Court.r.lear"aL -
During the last scssion Of tho Ksntue*h. III IL :,
is.aiure aenator McMapRmA prepared y ~ 1,otb
partles maklug It penal of{onse far an5 lhosd god
At draw poker 10 draw Two cRrda whea % sugs as.s
not DO In tho euJ mens Of "thrsss." o. 70 I'd
Que ca,d 10 ''ehrses," by which se1aloa.s nd.
meau devices much uncertainty Atd m.a, ,,s,a
ohances arc brought about. tbs bta TTsa,m,r,
rororted from the Committoe on the Jaussf;' y. 4;
to wluch It was refe1rod. but It .1n ~ b
learn, revived next winter. Candidates ~ s"t,cn
Legislature should be called out On tl'is ga.ss-:
, 1875-02-19

GENERAL MARKETS.

ALCoHOt-Nss active and tlrm Ut fa.osa410.
NNOOM-COuS-Ths drAland coptlnuea up To the
average and tbs market arm II tho prizes previously
given, Tbs stocks steadily dv.ndltng. sa!s of
guod, buk not The extfs, corn wsa msds reesnlly
II l3,. There IL uot uucn eosu offered 1t 6k9a&c.
W. quosss 6ood IL extra hurl, la2i3a; brush
tlst will work Itself Into rhoics huyl broom, lux
0ilo; common to f.se do, sh0loc; inferior bsusA,
sA93o; crooked. eEls1Nc.
DUTTEn-Cholcs roll tu&ter u we'll 1t ebo!es paak-
I'd. u In seauty supply md takso by ths hous ttads
1t 192o batter prices than wss posaihls II obtain
weak saa but for ths poorer Sorts owing 10 ths
tlnUei Ahsencs of sny sCyy u the ea from bulstds
points, tho msrkst Shows no sppfseiahis change for
lie tsttsr Blocks here balow tbs average Of past
ssaaons st uhs period and thefs il httls doubt thai
ps1res hare touched low po!ut - they Will rcsch
Leloxx summer. Ws quuts: caAtcs 10 fAnr5 yellow
, 1875-02-19

auupy IA r.a!ntAtnci and ths ontr'nt' efnhsara 70
&ma proportion ef irst a,n second clasa caslle A
have thc.e uf Tim raat Two wrecks. YeAtarayH sales
msde larStr aggregate than did tlosc Of niths. nf
NJ praeenE ays u the week. but so marx nf,er
Ncre no noio than 1sinlAiued. shplers boz i will
sous ftr+do.n Of common 10 good Hrade' - q. SOC
$50 This fow c.loiet tuta erctt wrso also taken rn
II, and lna butchers t,.75S LEO. lnclNlct IN yrs
nr,i wi rr.rJt, rnTr Of 1911 htitl.fctl c"tlr,
eii,rcj frt1 rrtin. Ta7nweM County, Ill. They WIRE
sutt 10 Denny 4 lscAincnl. BY whSin they were
4 ~. /,
, 1875-02-19

IlOuH-The average Of 5usterlay* saIea was fully
1Gs below that of "Wednesday; the dacl!ns. however,
was appatent than real, fur, taxing tntD COZ
u prlce. teaixcI were quite tip to h current the
day btfurs TlA arrivals, as Tho week sdyahc't, 20
u2t mold IN n well ~ bad been expe:ed+ and noswlt-
s,auug the SLct that tho demand IL less urgent than
i. tho beginning ol the wesf, hotaets hare fouia IT
tic difficulty III sustaining tls opening prices saEee
$50 for nc5 though moi. Of the trading was Accom-.
itlcd within the comparatively n1rrow eAn3c Of $40
d31.l5. Common 10 choice Light sold CHI dy at G.4uS
1ss snl csltnary TO choice hsasy al $G1st5i.2U fho
rknkr r1naat Rtn1iS.
, 1875-02-19
NINE. LEOyIE JUVIN'S TREASURES,

- Atht1o <AthcAAh">' ts*N nEisA OeMs
petition mt tito Antc-DisParity ~
rrtces-Hhn1ea or Suino U Mmc,
.Iuvtn". l'ntron's-.1 Protest from
the Prisoner.
Fran tas Nt,e l'nrk TYmss, Feb. II,
Tho nplentlid advertising given to the anet:oa
OF Tic nuw-fa,funs itvs trunks Of costly femafa
anparcl which sIn,o. Loo'uo Juvlu attempted IL
ym.qRlo in:o th,s port drew m iumonao c,o,d
10 Durstt, Donu,a j q - store, IN B11l.9R sl;o
yeatorAay morning. The inside of the su,.
ifon-room wns packed to eulfocatioa, aul i
largo lumber VINO we're unable to obtain ID
n,lttanco covered Tho tilowsih for a dist.ncs
Of two OF thrco doors either way. The f.t
that tho dresses to 10 sold had bten msdn 10
for winter wear. and thai thots fashion was ccn,
soquently hreoaliug I'll. Of datc. kept away from
were intendett. The attent.uce wha Therefore,
,nnnod to Dealers tnodistcs, md person. Of th.
1Ils. TooJles B,acnp. Tic tTrcsacs AMI oyer3t.
mcnia woro huug MOUND tho walls ngaiast
bac ,grouul Of white nusltn, In manner no. Il
a calculated to Rhow OF their beauties to a.
bonncta, gloves and ar.ifeiaE ilowora weso d.t.
PLAYED IN 8tass showcases. The I'd.
ding was spirited. and tho total amoups
realized wan not fat botaw tho appra tsi
tr,Snled vczy un AZ snis. os,na to tho igaor.as
nA' eli wero Of extremely boautIfnl patterns nj
texture, wo,e not appreciated, md a lucky ~
lste got thom A. one-tl1fd OK ttc!f SeIao. lts
audesclothes. gu tue uther h*1so. Which bad beeu
dcRt, oyud br handling AMI bJ tue bnngslDz Il.
lempts Of the Custonl.l1ousc officials to elMs
| tho marks on them, brought much more taaa
tl,oir valac, thu pu uf1aacrs not being aware ait
| tho lace with which tlcJ were trimmed Tas most.
| Is limitation.
| Tho same rufn applied throughout tha tnls
| list. A aulendst blac: slk Walking suit, rath
| at lehst 4l50, sold for eco; 1lA auither th.t
| could not be replaced fur 5000 aoid for sla
| Tnls Inst dress was OF exceeding beauty. AnEs
edges wcro OF ol1ep-work embroidery With to!.,
Of lavender silk underneath. A lA,go aiaotltJ
| or p0ulro d riz, worth a15U per box, sold II n
cents pcr Lo1. Two rich browu s',k and yelrst
sl1lts brought Al25 and sl95 respectively. Tusy
| laborel usiler tic disadvantage Of being sMItl
ooiy to woDan Of a certa:n combination II
| figure and complexion; otherwise They Hsn
decided bargains. ! Anshy black slk veri
! .lrcfs, trimmed w!lli blacK Hatn, won't OF II
931j. utl t0at 1t wQ9 Wpfk I'll, a Hlc19etOSB yflf
| ;nrtet hnnv,lv hnncc1 mid for S3g This gtta
~, s.a,,r n.,nG.t no,n,iotaiv c,,t ~ f,ahio,
n1s E".u III a't a.e MI uno.,a h,,e .n,;. a,I,.
| wi'sa ssE aF:as "!ttt oloau n!us s"tiu ssnpeh
| wh!ch vas enid TO haro been intended fef Sth
At tho CHARITY BALL. waB kno3ked down chaapH
| Hl15 +: bnt IL waY OF a STYLE that would onII h
| i,acominr tn A millle.nrni lnlr Of fult btooof.
,i,s,n h,rs n,nr M nnnrntn,, ,vrannor hp.vf,
s.uns. .uh s,I, 9,.,h h,,a vn{sot : ,,,nht sT
| efttnheu WIN uA!A otu7 1oafes, oAalsnV tss
loss than thu cost Of tno II nln9fh
, 1875-02-19
COMMERCIAL.

Ths following wrrs tho receipts and ahipnents OF
ths leading articles Of produce In This city during Tho
tveuty.3our hours ending 1t O'Clock On Thursday
morning. and faf tbs corresponding data ono JeaE ago