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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT
Before Judge Kilbreth
GRAND LARCENY.


GRAND LARCENY.
Emma Williams, OF No. 90 Sixth avenue, was held In
81 600 answer for stealing gold watch and chain
valued at $40 from Mrs Josephine Van Houghton. Of
the st. James Hotel The prisoner admitted taking The
watch, but said shc did not Intend to steal IT,
A BAD CASE.
Francisco Dreams, Of No. IS Bleecker street, vas
held in 81, 600 for robbery The complainant Domnck
crisnoli, Of No Clinton place, swore that he was
inveiged into the basement Of No 35 Blocker stree,
by the prisoner. aud there assaulted by him he
brandish ng shoe knife and compelling him To deliver
up gold watch, chain and ring The prisoner claimed
that he not guilty Of the charge and also asserted
that the complainant owed him some money!
JOE coBURN IN TROUBLE.
Joseph Coburn gave $500 bail to answey for assault.
ing Nicholas McDcrmott OF No 345 West Twenty
eighth street, with cane.
THE BANK MESSENGER ROBBERY.
Henry Wilson, alias Joseph McCosky, charged with
attempting TO steal large sum Of money from mes.
senger OF the Domestic Sewing Machine Comuanv M
the Bank OF the Metropolis last week was brought up
before Justice Morgan yesterday. He waived examna
tion and bail was hxed at $4,000
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge KasmRe
BROTHERS QUARREL.
wenson Dubcek. Of No % willett street. and his
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STOCKHOLDERS AND DIRECTORS.

There was quite lengthy argument yesterday be-
fore Judge Barrett in Supreme Court, Chambers In
the injunction proceedings instituted by Mr. Buckley
others, stockholders OF the Long Island Railroad
Company, against John Havemeyer and other d.
rectors of the company. The object of the suit as
stated, not prevent tho directors in question
parting with their individual stock resigning d-
rectors, but to compel compliance with the
adopted at the last meeting of the stockholders The
claim is that the directors against whom the action
brought endeavorng to arrange matters so as
to give controlling interest in tue road 10 NJ Pop
penhausen, said TO be principal controller of the
rival roads. the Flushing road and the Southern
road.
II contended by Mr.. Marsh, the plaintiffs coun
sell that to effect such transfer OF leadership, without
the consent oil the stockholders would be Illegal that
the directors trustees for the stockholders, and
that they cannot dvest themselves OF their obga-
tions without an order OF the Court
sent Of the shareholders, especially where any
fting themselves and not the stockholders
who elected them. In the course of his argu.
ment he alluded TO the newspapers who had kindly
In TO drect tue courts TO what should be done
under the circumstances, TO which judge Barrett re.
Piled that he had not read the articles and even If he
did IL was consequence
Mr. Carter argued, behalf Of the defendants that
having sold their shares they had perfect right 10
do there nothing In the world to prevent their re-
signing whenever they thought proper that no court
ot equity could 20 into the question OF motive And
moreover that where there competing lines Il was
troll ana that injury could result to the plaintiffs or
to the public.
At the close Of the argument Judge Barrett took the
papers, reservng his decision
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YOUTHFUL CRIMINALS.

Two youths named Patrick Brennan and George
spotsworth, aged respectively nineteen and twenty
pleaded guilty in the Court Of Sessions Jersey City,
yesterday to having entered Harrison street
and carried of a lot OF clothing. when questioned
about their antecedcnts they admitted that they had
been frequently arrested for drunkenness. Judge
Hoffman sentenced them to eighteen months in the
State Prison.
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COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBKRs-Held by Judge Bar
rett-Nos SO, l. so, 94 ITO, 149 24s, 265, 27l 299,
3l3, 3l4 3l5.
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-Held by Judge Dono
hue.-Nos. 276, 232 294
COURT OF GENERAL SEssToNs-Hed by Judge Glider
sleeve.-The People William j. kee forgery; Same
vs. Henry Starr, robbery; Same John Gullsry,
cruelty to animals.
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peared for the government tpon sara tnat ne
prised by these facts Court to allow him
TO withdraw juror and send tue accounts back 10
Washington for correction. Judge Wallace granted the
mOtOn
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A CURIOUS WILL CASE.

The Shift contested will came up for further
hearing yesterday before Surrogate Van Setback The
tesiator Mrs. Basihce shiG died in Paris Franco in
October 1875 leaving quite large estate situated in
New York, Louisiana and France. Tho will offered
which, It is stated, is in her own handwriting be-
queaths tho property mostly to her seven children
dividing the whole equally into sevenhs This will IS
dated at Paris, May 2S 1851, and is accompanied with
codic dated June rs, 1852 revokiDg portions Of tho
former making the same disposition of the propertv
but ordering that from that portion Of the property in
Louisiana, which by the laws Of that State 60 to
the OF her deceased Edward, shall be deducted
advancement TO The deceased Of $25 00 the codc
ooncludes:-i'It s my will and desire that part Of
my estate In New York, Louisiana or France or else
where shall descend or go to or be taken or enjoyed BY
the son Of my deceased son Edward and so far as /
have the lawful right to do hereby cut OF and de-
prlve him from any participation in any part Of my
The will Is contested by tho grandson, minor,
named Edward Andrews Shn, now residing In New
orleans, through ms special guardian, G. Totson, on
nc ground that the paper offered Is not the last will OF
the deceased that she was capable OF drawing II at
tle time, that is not drawn up according the laws
q .he state OF New York. that the deceased not
roe from restraint and was procured through fraud
and circumventon and lastly that she had false inn
pesaon regarding loan Of S25 600 70 the deceased son
EaMaru' winch was induced by those around her. The
nearing Is still on
ERROR BY TREASURY OFFICIALS.
IA inc United States Circuit Court before Judge Wal.
lace, the case Of the United States against Major sta.
PICS aud MS bondsmen was yesterday called 10 trial.
staples was paymaster In the army. The Treasury
officials claimed that he was a defauIter 10 a large
amount and District Attorney Bliss brought sui, on
his official bond On the case being opened Mr. A. H.
Purdy who appeared for the defendant stated 10 N.
jury that he would demonstrate to them that the ac
counts presented by the District Attorney were fl ~
fatal errors; that IN adding a column Of two egmres
there were mistakes OF hundreds and thousands Of dol
lars, and that II the was properIv oerod h,
would be found that the government owed sars -
5000 Assistant District Attorney smith, who an.
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coNFRssIoN on cR1ME.

Messrs Lewis Brothers Co., No SO Worth street,
delivered December Is to their carman Thomas
Smith, three Of mtslins valued at $780, to be de-
livered to Cochrane. Mclean Co. and Bloomer, King
h Co Smith left his truck front OF LIQUOR store
while he took drink with friend named McKee, and
when he returned the entire had disappeared
horse. cart ana goods Offcer Murphy some time az
terward found the goods a cellar at No As Grand
street. and arrested In the place John Williams
alias Logan Fay The latter was arraigned Yesterday
when he pleaded guilty TO receiving stolen goods and
was sent TO State Prison for two and half years
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THE SUNDAY CONCERTS.

For some time past the regular theatres in the
Bowery have given performances the Sabbath
under she name Of SUNDAY Concerts" The recent ac-
ton OF Police Comms Smith has startled the
captains, and yesterday morning Charles Fraub No.
ll3 Bowery; Jacob Schwartzchild, No. 199 Bowery
Noks Garten); George Godschmdt, No. Is ST. Marks
place (Fivo and Gustave Hockauf No 2OS East Hous-
street. were brought before Judge Kasmire and gave
81, 900 bail 70 answer.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Gildersleeve.
ALLEGED HEAVY NOTE FoRGEB1Es.

ALLEGED HEAVY NOTE FoRGEBIEs
jury with considerable difficulty empaneled
yesterday afternoon to try the Of William Rec
under indictment for forgery. The jury dismissed
as soon as completed with admonition from the
Court TO not allow any one to converse with them
about the Tho trial will be commenced this
morning and will probably occupy several days The
complaint forth that the accused February 90
1875 called at the Office Of George r. Hazewel No 10
broadway and offered for sale five notes on the Ninth
National Bank, signed by L. NJ. Bates & Co.. dry
goods dealers, OF Broadway; that Mr. Hazewell de-
manded some evidence that the were genuine;
that the notes perfectly correct, whereupon Ar
Hazewe accepted them; that they amounted in the
aggregate $4,000 and were dated respectively Feb
ruary l. and 8, 1915; that subsequently Mr. Haze
well found that the notes were forged. when they pro-
cured indictment against Rec, on which, about two
months ago. he was arrested
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FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Murray

PICKING POCKETS IN THE CENTRAL PARK
James Miller, who is known to the police under sew
erAl aliases as notorious pckpoeket arrested
charge Of stealing pocketbook containing SO and
some valuable papers from Elizabeth Rhodes, OF No.
GOT West Forty ninth street At the time Of the rob
berry she was in the midst of a crowd who were looking
al the animals In The Park and Officer Flock of the
Park police, arrested Miller in the act The prisoner,
who said he resided at No 2l7 Third avenue Was COM
mitted for trial In default OF 81, 600 baii
A JERsEYMAN ROBBED BY FooTPADs.
Michael Murphy, ofNo. l52 steuben street, Jersey
City, caused the arrest Of Edward c. Donnelly, of
Tenth avenue and Eightielh street. and William Little,
No 10 City Hall place. charge Of highway robbery.
He alleged that they attacked him on Tenth avenue
knocked him down and stole his watch As they were
escaping officer John Cotro Twenty second precinct
arrested them They were held Tor trial the General
Sessions in default OF bail
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brother Joseph, had a quarrel Sunday evening
which resulted in Joseph stabbng Wenson with pen
knife The wound being serious, the assailant
CURED 10 furnish 81 900 bail TO answer.
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POST OFFIcE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
Il The Foreign Mails for the week ending Saturday Feb
rusry 1876 will close at this once Tuesday, 80
A NJ for Europe per steamer Wisconsin, via Queenstown
on Wednesday at 80 A. NJ for Europe China
via Queenstgwn ON Thursday, at IL 80 A. NJ for Europe
steamer Frsia via Plymouth Cherbour and Hamburg
on Saturday at 10 A. NJ for England, Wales Ireland and
France steamer Germanc via Queenstown. and 10 A.
NJ for Scotland direct per Eysa Glasgow and
at 10 NJ for France direct per Perere Havre
and at ii 80 NJ for Europe per ODER via South
Rmpton and Bremen.
Mails for China Japan, &c, win leave San francisco
February l6, 1876.
The Mails for Australia New Zealand &C. will leave San
Franoisco March !, lSl0 ". y. JAMES,, Postmaster.
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CoACHMEN AND GARDENERs.

A MARRIED MAN AS GARDENER; UNDERSTAND
Carle 10 Chryste 81.
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SITUATIONS wANTFD-MA1rs.


WANrED-AN ENGAGEMENT AS MANAGER OR
traveller IN the drain Dpe red brick or terra Gotta
Hhoes by gentleman who has had twenty years practical
experiences IA Engiand highest refere1ces and serTrtv
gwen For further particulars address b. O. W. box IS
Post onicer Taunton, Mass " - -
WANiED-A SITUATION. BY A COLORED NAN. AS
waiter IN boarding house; Is very obiging
petent best cry reference Apply address, cor three
vEANTED-A SITUATION AS BARTENDER OR
w grocers clerk by young recently from the old
office.
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A SITUATION wANTBD-BY A MARRIED MAN
n no encnmbranee as farmer and gardener, take
tire charge OF gentlemans place will work good farm
shaes chest OF carpenters tools six years city
reference. Address E. c. box l25 Herald Office.
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A COACBMAN AND GARDENERS SITUATION
~ wanted by married man; family; wife a good
Herald office.
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A GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE CITY WOULD
N like 20 obtain situa for his coachman whom he
can highly recommend Call address n. w. D. 225
Madison av., private stable 49, West 5Oth st.
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MANTED-AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN, ABOUT
W eighteen years Of age Office assistant; must b
correct at figures write good hand and be willing
himself generally useful Address, with city references
u. H., box i4O Herald olfce.
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FOR SALE.

A HUMAN HAIR AND HAIR JEwELRY STORE
10, sAe With the finest stock Of human hair goo de
~ years. splendid opportunity for good
ladies' hair dresser Inquire on the renises No 4O4 0lh
av. between Gath and 25th sta F' -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-17

CRoSs AND sIcKLY CHILDREN can be
made healthy and strong by regulating
their stomaehs and bowels with Castoria.
Ii is more effective than Castor OIL aud
is as pleasant to take as honey. For
Wind Collie. Sour Stomach. Worms and
COstiveness. there is nothing in exist
enoe equal to Castoria
Why WILL You SUFFER from Rheuma-
tism. Sprains. Stiff Joints, Swellings
Burns. Scalds or Weak Back. when the
Centaur Liniment affords certain relief.
Many articles sOOthe the pain to a GER
tain extent, but the Centaur Liniment
cures. The White Liniment Is for the
human family. the Yellow Liniment is
for horses and animals. ola
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-17

A FRIEND IN NEEp.--Dr. NIstar's
Balsam Of Nild Cherry Is a friend in
deed. Who has not found il such in
curing diseases Of the lungs and throat.
coughs. colds, and pulmonary affections ?
The sick are assured that the high stand
ard Of excellence on which its popularity
is based. win always be m ntained by
the prOprietors. 80 cts. and 81 bottle.
large bottles much the cheaper.
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oRLEANs PRoRATE coURT.

rrolato Courts are held Of Ncw lurt on Monday and
saturday and a. Irasburgh Ca "Wednesday aud Thus
DAY. or each week The following business was trans
actsd &c the wcck ending January Is
Jan is-Eobcrt stewards estate; COMMISSIONER
rspar. returned l. n. PurkhuIsrs estate spprais-
--.' report returned N. n. layers estate; Mrs. r.
Do Faycr administratriz. y. P. A. Clark and Amo.
g,ak a. appraisers and commissioners. s P. Wat
Aims. estate, Nrs b. " watkins administratrix; B. y
rrrs and =. ~ Chase. appraisers and commissioners.
JAM Nancy n. Ryuus estate; settlement Of adj
nuistnton accsunt; decree q distrbution. D.
wrttsseys estate: administrators inventory aied.
jan Isl Horace Gloyers estate. administration &C
count settled Isaac Clements estate; admiuistru-
tlu account settled decree = distribution.
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2Reaoine 2lofiese.

Lros's K4rHAIEsk pEeyehts the Hair
from falling oat or turning gray. renews
is growth. and gives strength aud yigOr
Ii i delightfully."- perfuned. and makes
3 splendid dressing. II Is the cheapest
and most desirable Hair Tonic ever pro-
dsosd Ussa bg he ellie. Price only
50 ceuts. 5-l5
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ORLEANS FAIR GROUND CO.

TIE soek hoiaers n ~ 0wieass Falf Gssna c. are
Fsqoesseass uaes Is tbs asses y w. " eross. Tses
day. Feasuasy I. al S'eisek. ,. N.
c. A EOEiSs0s cser1.
Bsz@. Jsa- n, Is7z 50
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MARRIED.

In Charleston, Jan. l. by Rev J. W. Spencer Chas.
h White Of Sutton and Miss LoriDda J. Triton Of
Charleston.
At Derby Line, Dec Is, BY Rev, s. s. Nickerson. Mr..
Charles caruth and Miss Alice Bly, both Of Charleston.
Al Troy. Jan. /, by Rev. J. Mcdonald. D. c. Buck
and Flora z. Wiley. both Of Troy.
At westheld Jan. l. by Rev. J. W. Buzzell Lycenis
yFarnum Of Peru and Mrs Runice l. Fun Of westaed.
In Hardwiek. Jan. al the residence Of the brides
father by Rev. H. 7. Jones' Henry 3. Mack and Miss
Louis L williams.
At MorrisviIle. New Years Eve. by Rev v. NJ Hsr-
dy, George S. Jerome and Miss Nellie Flint both q
Troy. tt' 1893
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DI--OICTION

lbs eoF@frDera1lp heFezzeslHs eztsgzne aa1eF she
nanse aa1 hrm " TCckEk 4 whKKLEE : tkas Day
witA ~ hsss III We seEsassa x1kA = D. T-ekef.
81 TrEkkk
VI WHEkLEt.
.H@asa L-hassz. ~. 10 g lslt -
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DIED.

Ks-AH notices Of deaths inserted free: obituary
notices and poetry fve cezsts PER isn<.
In Crzftsbury. Jan 5. LOttie l.. wife Of jesse b.
Rogers. aged SO year, and IL months.
In Charleston Jan. T. Anna, wife Of Thowas warbOy.
aged s. years. ~
In Coventry Jan. /. Clara Emma youngest daugh-
ter q Charles and A n BergOine. aged year,. /
month and 20 days.
Al wessseld. Jan. 8. EiTna. only daughter q Geo.
and Elizabeth Gotta aged months and days.
Al westaeid. Dec Re. Ethel KrmlBe. inf@ni daugi-
ter Of John B. aBd Polly LadOo.
In Cssub~7. Jan. Il. Bssaaip = Tvhs age 81
yesrs. "a AAt##Z
In GFeeesspro. EaR- I, Nan, 70 q pt4pea gah-
Tsylcr. aged 81 yean-
In Coventry. Jan. 9. Marcia fcOsbl Bro~n aged
about 50 years.
In cOseHtry. Jan L. DAnsel Bean. aged e year1
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ApMINIsTRAroR.s NorIcg or -
AUCTION.

VII b. sold a. public suetloh SATURDAY gEB-
KUAE1 y. A. y. ls7s. ~ oae o,e1ek 3. r., ~ ne
HOse u v y Sts4iag ln Barton. TIE fiSEiaz tsOs,-
erty ~ Wt: Beng ~ afes - land more - less Ntth
small house and barn 10 NJ. 2 range ~ Ia mid
tOsn u Barton. situated aoogt y usies from B4ron
Lax 40 beozeEg - liz estate a the izGe gse n
Ao4EHZ q I'D E4ri<a san1 is sJld untier Anebse
fs0Ea - fSn- Froass Cosz 81 TIE Dsez a 0Fezbs.
Assists osseFs1f - esd Csurf thattAe kefesi
- gfFea ~ putbcation Il he same thrne zeeks sae-
oeszlFely the Orie4ns CSBnty Nonsssr newNgabrE
publlshs6 AZ Barton Aforesaid pFeFcps = the lir.e
ayEsolnle8 Ger k41d sale
Dzsed = E&rtDl gnis lsEA day u gznuaFy A. b. ls7g
IS GEORGE ~. gENNE1s Aalalalssx4sasr
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JOHN wYLIR's ESTATE
C,TATE OF VERMONT,
Valuable Property for Sale /!

The ssLscFiser Weuia ssil Ne fnrm known the
Hutehins kaftl. pAianing somewhere shout leo
aud sstsated shoot liz miles ffotn tbs tFisl1g VII
lAss " Barton. The buildings consist ~ Rs-d enc
nioEy house unts sil s1a seed hguss aha mia hsuas
and ~ ~ ~ lara lnsariy Eewl uth cellar unaer
the whale. wlih iss sheds ~ ~ - and ~ ~ "a a.
taeed sad t4rE has god sssssf and aDI DE orchard
aAd sod Fsnnins SMlsF The piaos vii winter eight
c0Ss ssd teaHs. aud summer more. The stDek and
fsrlsg tsols $50 farn an - sd With The same
II desired The subscrilef aiAs eneTs Tor sale ! Good
Horses kxtra Gov, Bageg wagDu. Driving nzT,
hess. 80 New kat E4aAeta nAd same nBn8lef a tta
vAnizeB-irun kpo0ls. and kails sfup Te. ssd TO-
scattering bsleksts. A. All u tss Abgfg T4ekerty S
- soh cr enehsngnd ~ eter lfotefy. eieap eEEAF
"a chEAFkAT Fars q Ne ppfshess na0sey So 10
psFlleaisFs eDqsirr n
- w EALDwIg. Esrse4. Va
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Ner-
"A vous Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects
Of youthful ndiscretiOn will for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free % ali who need it. the recipe and
direction for making the simple remedy by which he
cured. Sufferers wishing 70 profit by the advertis
er's experience do by addressing in perfect
eon6denee. JOHN B. OGDEN. Sc Cedar 81. y. y. 4-22
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The advertiser. having been permanently cured OF
that dread disease. Consumption, by simple remedy,
means Of cure. To all who desire il. he viii send
copy Of the prescription used free Of charged with
the ii reetons for preparing and using the same which
they viii hnd SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA
BEoEgHTTTs, &c Parties wishing the prescription
wiz please address, Rev. z. A. WILSON,
4-22 1e4 Penn St. WILLIAMSBURG. New York.
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ORLEANS County a3lunitOr.
IN ADvERTISEMENTs.

DAD, vI-k I.schesier \. r. I1ovcr &verciablc Garden
,..ruer 4 Drew. Barton. Closing out Sale
u % 0usn. special N0tice
b. d. granslr Barton Landiue saw Sets
10 W Jcuncss. barton. Auction
u-.ssus Fair Ground Co.. Bartou. Notice
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A.. gsss parAisness eaMlan " DK. Isi-
RLNseFsF4t~ elsbsnaed Es~mg gh ID radical
S9*R1gafe tpttisus 1saNiet1eJ ~ SssffeatTrh0@ %
Hz2z2e@talaal W@aknrss fnF1ienfafy keHsinal Las
inspstsssy. Asnts& ass lbysiui isaataeity Hated
iasst< = N4frlzss. sc also feHzaasfsags EgflesF
sse ~. ladssf y 81 naeizsaas ~ ssna ezgsay-
aFaaes T.
go FfkE. ~ , ssaissf saKsbsse sniy 81 n~nts
Isse nNa.saa1ed AaiAgFs t4is @lanl fas4e kasay.
caeafiy a~aaeaatra8es. fsem ibrtygenf saeeessfu
pf@t.@s. ta ~ al3rAunx consequences u sef@tats
nsY - fs1aeAiy gusee wstgat the dangerous nse "
latssnai ase1lsee ~ iias asVAeaties - ne knafs
ps&Gk4nG col n<ste ~ - sitaff. ceFt4iE
as1 Eeetaal. " nasaNs - sft.eb esefg saTsfef -
azate4 NAaE kt esssafi1tea HaaY - Nsy biaasf
eissas4g. kssltaletE &S1 AsDssALAs
E6rsEbts i4efefs Hhs~ss e IL ~ kzAsia a every
y.asLA ass ssery j. ~ htua
kss& ua<r tsai IA s3aa easrlst9, g. zAy abAgess
bsss-sssa fseeift " eesss $50 fest stasapa
AekiSes< 49, fst2iakera
y. BnftsMAN a sOs,
"a Ann a.. a@ss tsSks fs~t 6nlne 30 a5sa.
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With the beginning OF
the ns W year we shall bss
glad 40 have all old ac-
counts settled, either by
note or cash.
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READ THIS !!

the best the WORM produces They are planted w
million people IN America, and he result is beautiful
Flowers and splendid Vegetables A Priced Catalogue
sent free % all who incose the pos,age cent stamp
Viek's Floral Guide, Quarterly. - cents yoa..
Viek's Flower and Vegetable Garden, % cents
with cloth covers 65 cents.
Address. JANIS WICK. Rochester, \. Y.
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BOSTON WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET
CORRECTED KxFKKssLN FOR
TIL r. Nj OF L II O IL

A ID. Ii b h A r d
Jobbing and Commission Dealer in
BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR, LARD. EGGS,
BEANS. DRIED APPLE. sc.
81 JoHx STREET. BOsroN. Mass.
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On Monday. the 10th inst, the dwell
ling house of A. Boyden was discovered
to be on fire in the partitions in the
chamber. The alarm was given at IL.
q. n. and the fire had made such prog
ress that all efforts 70 extinguish the
flames were unayaling- A strong wind
prevailed at the time. The FIRE soon
communicated with the barn and shed,
and all were consumed Nearly all the
furniture in the lower part Of the house
was saved; also small part of the
goods IN the chambers The less falls
heavily on Mr. BOyden and be has the
sympathy Of all The loss is $500.
Insured for $500.
NORTH TROY.
Tive of the small pOx patients in Pot
ton have died. the rest are all doing
we'll TEr sEfggW
Let all attend the Musical Conyen-
ton here, the 18th. 26th, 9th. and
2sth. IfSD
Prof. j. D. Aver, delivered lecture
on PhrenOlogy at the academy last We'd
nesdsy eve
Frank Brill was brought up before
Judge Foster. and found guilty Of set
tag DR. Langly's buildings on FIRE. and
was sentenced to two years at the Pro-
vibcial Penitentiary. Good eBOngh for
him
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-17
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