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TT Docron DEST is kept busily at
work these times, He is earning
very cnyiable reputation as an able AMI
efficient physician.
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Judge Lynch.
T'iiycc HEcn Charged with
1aIrticr, 1aun% by a HOB
II. ELanagg';la County.

BY Telegram from Charleston, da-
ted January 2j, We learn That three
men, charged with murder, were On
that day taken from Jail and hung by n
mob. Full particulars next week.
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ET LEWIS CovSrY LANDS WANTED

NT devils COUNTY LANDS WANTED
j. +. Rothplctz, go Reed Street,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, writes tc
us for information in regard to the
prospect of renting-with a view 10
nurchaso-a stock farm iu this cOu0!y
Parties desiring to sell or rent can
hear something to their advantage by
addressing Mr.. Rothplctz at the ad-
dress given above.
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From BraXtCn,

We have received an interesting let
ter from Brnxton, in reply to "Citi-
zcn's" remarks in relation to the JeDI.
ma Green murder case. 1t came too late
for this issue, but will appear next
week,
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Ey AssgsSOR-FINsT DISTRICT
LEw,s CoyXrY.-We are informed that
there is q provision somewhere in the
new constitution I've don't know cx'
actly where) providing that during bis
lifetime, Colonel joins KEE, of Hack
or's Creek, should DO Assessor of the
First District of Lewis county. True,
thc form of an election is gone through
with, but rs the Colonel generally gets
between 1900 and 1000 majority, il
seems like waste Of labor,-as well
for the election officers, as the can
didates opposing him. As Uncle John
is now "in the 6cld," and the people
of Lewis being a law.abiding people,
itwould be well to cellar the track" fol-
him as Assessor in the First District.
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TT A YOUTHFUL MUsloIAN.-A
few days ago, at the instance Of Prof.
Barrett, We called at the residence OF
Jncob Schmitt, Esq, of this place,
whose son Jacob, youth Of II years
Of age, is attracting considerable at
tentiun in musical circles. The boy is
natural musician, and gives every ev-
iicnce Of becoming a musical wonder
We arc glad TO learn that his father is
afordiug him every opportunity for
gratifying this noble in cliuation, and
that it is tho intention to qualify him
for musical professor. He has only
prac,iced nine months, under the tutcl.
age of Mrs. Fisher, aud it is now said
that no is the most thorough pianist and
organist in town.
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ET BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET

ET BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET
From tho market report this week We
quote as follows: Very best on sale
6a7k; generally rated first quality
5a6; medium or good fair quality
dali; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows 3fa4; general average Of the
market A; extreme range of prices
3a7a; most Of tho sales wero from
41 to54 The cattle were from the
following States: Virginia 1,0lO ;
West Virginia 1O4; Ohio 1855; Mary.
land l7S; Pennsylvania IS; Tenncs-
see 10. total 1893.
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Go to j. \. Barns and get the best
aud cheapest groceries in Weston.
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& 5. 0 @ 0

4 " AOSIH Ne Ss
cent, secured by
confidence, and the
fact
That Chalfant has now IN store 5 Tons
of best iron, at ~ cents for bar.
lie has 10 kegs Of Becnwooi Nails.
H. has Cook Stoves from $l4 to $50.
lie has new Metal HolIow-ware.
lie has Blacksmith Tools complete.
lie has Cross Cut and Mill Saws OF
every variety.
lie has Plows, Corn Shelters, Fodder
Cutters, Grind Stones. with or with
out gearing, Shovrls, Picks, Slcdres,
Drills. CrowbarS, Powder a0l Fuse.
lie has all the wants of Mechanic, La
borcr. Farmer or Contractor.
lie hrs Carpenter Tools. Glass, Putty,
Paints, Oils, Earnishcs, Lime, Co.
ment and tho full wants OF the build
or supplied.
lie has iirst.class Hardware Store
complete in all its bearings.
He has $50 bushels of Seed for spring
sowing in transit, new, fresh and
guaranteed clean.
he has Groceries, Notions, Books and
/ Stationery, fresh, new and cheap.
Tie has Salt by barrel or pound.
lIc proposes to sell ut bottom prices all
the above, and as to stock of varied
goods, Saddles, Brides and Fancy
Goods, competition in price ne
defics.
rastly-go to Chalfanss, examine
goods, ask for prices and fully salts.
f. yourself before purchasing
As the bottom prices are reached by
Him.
lie means business, live active and en-
crgctic.
Tho Placc-Chalfant's Block-open
front Main Street.
Ask for Chalfant and his Tea at IS
cents per pound, bis good Coffee 2
pounds for IS cents.
His "a sheets Of Paper and q Envel-
opcs for 90 cents.
His pure Fish Oil at Sl.O0 per gallon.
ETis North Carolina Tar.
His Corn Shelters at S11-Eagle.
His good canned Peaches at $3.50 per
dozen.
His Blank Books.
10 short spend half hour in going
through his Warehouse, noting
prices and compare the same with
others. ! ton Pure White Lead,
800 gallons Of Oil in store, Paints in
colors, and Brushes Of every kind
and style.
The Builder, tho Mechanic of every
branch, and the IIousckcepcr Of the
most fas,idious taste can find ca
teser to their wants.
Cutlery, Silver plated Ware, Parlor
Coal Sets, Bird Cngcs, &c.
Go to Ch1lfant's and ask for any want
in the Household.
T. N. CIIALFANT.
Weston, November Is.
= = - = :: -. 100,
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ESr PAY UP-Ar OScE.-Noticc
having heretofore been given to parties
indebted to the late firm of Dr.. G. B.
Simpson and Allen S. Peterson We
again, and for the last time, notify
all concerned that these accounts
MUST be settled by tho LIST Of March.
G. SIMPSON & Co.
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Best quality of Tea at j. A. Barns
Choice miuce.mGat, peach butter aud
pple butter for sale at j. A. Barns.
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Eg JANE Lew lTENs.-N. Ed.
tor.-Think;ng that few items from
Jane Lew might be Of some interest to
your numerous readers, l send few
notes to make up u short article for
your columns. Mr.. James Jackson'S
new and beautiful stOrc-housc will soon
DO ready for him to move bis goods
into: Il is a model store and IN orna-
ment to the place. G. p.
Oliver has madca decided improvement
on the most Of the old rickcty chimney
,ops q our village-sOmcthing long
and badly needed. -Mr. Cum.
mipgs Norris is making decided i'm.
provement on his drug store by en-
iarging his storc.roOm. There
has been some attention paid to our
sidewalks. 1 bespcak moro Of it in
tho spring.-Tho school board
have purchased the Methodist church
and moved the school into it, which is
very decided improvements
Tho patrons of tho Jane Lew Sabbath
School gave a very pleasant treat to the
school on Christmas Eve, in the form
of some splendid cakes and candies.
We had semc good speaking. inter.
sperscd with excellent music from the
choir, and some very appropriate cs-
Says by some Of tho ladies. --NIr.
]. P. Parker has rented his Pottery
aud part Of his house to nan from
Ohio. Lew is looking up.
S. 4.
I'VE shall take it as 4 special favor
If our correspondent. will frequently re-
member US with messy little letters
like tho above. They are just the
thing We vaa..-EOIrON.l
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Essences of all kinds at J. A.
Barns,
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Go to J. a. Barns' for your Cameo
Fruit.
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RE- GET your life insured in tho
Gcrmalia,
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

State of West Virginia, Lewis county
to.wit:
In the Circuit Court Of said county,
W. V. ChidCstcr, plaintiff,
Hugh J. Wilson and others, defendants.
IN cHAScERY.
HUGH. WILSON, defendant in tho
above entitled cause, is hereby notified that
on the sd day of February, 1875, at tho
law Office of ". e. Bennett, in Weston, in
the county Of Lewis, and State Of West Vir-
ginia, between the hours Of sunrise and sun
set of that day, will proc:ed 10 take tho
dispositions of myself and others, 10 he read
as evidence in my behalf on the hearing Of
said cause. And if for any cause the taking
Of the said dispositions he not commenced on
that day, or /: commenced, be not completed
on that day, the taking OF the same will be
adjourned and continued, from day to dHy,
or from time to time, at the same place and
between tue same hours, until the same shall
he completed. Dated this 25th day cfJanu-
AIRY, 1876.
". V. CHIDESTER.
jan 3l-4w
o,TTE, ~ rNnr r,r
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FOURTH EDITION
Police Cdses.

Edw Meyers, worthless coon, who
has been loatinG around town for
several weeks, visited the house OF
Noah Cannon. on Eighth street, be-
tween Orange and Tatnall, last night,
and during Noah's absence, walked
OIL with an open.face silver watch
This morning Noah informed officer
Ricketts, of the theft The latter soon
after arrested Meyers, who said he had
left the watch down Ninth street be
hind some steps. Both went to look
for it, and at NiHth and Pine, tho
officer found it lying ON the crossing
in the middle of the street. Myers
had purposely placed 1t there, when
he learned that the officer was search
ing for him. The prisoner afterwards
had hearing before Mayor Whitley,
and in default of $500 bail was corn-
mitted for trial.
Two cases of drunkenness this morn
ing, were tined each fifty cents and
costs.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-02
General Neics.

John o Mahoney has been chosen Head
Centre by the Fenian Convention in New
York.
The Republican State Convention has
been called to meet ut Harrisburg, on
the 20sh of March.
The japanese Commissioners to the
Centennial, five in number, arrived u
San Francisco on Monday. They will
remain in San Fra ncis co for q few days
The Boston Daily Ne'rs, of which Eey.
E. ID. Winslow was proprietor, suspend
ed publication yesterday. 1t is said thai
.20O,OO0 was sunk in trying to establish
il.
The Southern Life Insurance Com
pany filed q petition Of bankruptcy at
Memphis yesterday. The liabilities are
placed at 81 III GOO; the assets are not
stated.
The seamless Clothing Manufacturing
Company, at Matteawan, n. y, suspend
ed on Monday. Four hundred persons
are thrown out of employment by the
suspension, and many Of them are desti-
tutc.
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RST EDITION
Fire on Orange Street.

pLE AND THE PATTERN sHop OF
IS FOUNDRY DESTROYED BY FIRE.
r,lv after 10 o'clock last night d
sas discovered in frame stable on
,e street, above Tenth, in the rear
Phoenix Foundry of John V. Rice
alarm was promptly given and in
II time the members of the Friend
Company had a plug stream on the
no stable. But the flames con-
i to burn fiercely, and by the time
Ither engines of the Department
To service the fire had assumed
tening and extensive proportions.
stable and its conten ts-a guam
hay and feed and several garbage
Ewere soon destroyed. and the fire
hunicated to the pattern shop of the
lry, where a large quantity of pat
and moulds were stored. This
ling was badly burned and nearly
contents were destroyed.
but a half dozen frame shanties
front on orange street, just above
liable. were on fire several times,
ere finally saved, though they sus-
considerable damage from fire and
THESE houses were occupied by
a people, who moved most of their
into the street.
fremen worked very efficiently,
h they were materially aided by
in and the absence of wind. The
las in Il position hard to get ut, and
bernly resisted all efforts for ex-
ishment, at times threatening to
ID into general coniiagration.
E burned and damaged property all
bgs to the Rice estate, and the loss
hildings will reach about $1,000; the
erns destroyed are worth about
D or $4,000. There is partial in
bce, which will lessen the loss. The
De was occupied by Robert McIntire,
Factor for the removal of garbage,
sustains a loss Of about $3.50, and is
insured.
bring the fire another alarm was
sded, but it proved to be false.
be fire caused a great excitement.
the great brilliancy with which it
bed at first brought q large number
Ieople on the streets, under the i'm
sion that an extensive conhagration
raging.
be fire is supposed to be the work of
bcendiary, as previous to its dis
Dry persons with lights were seen
6ng around the stable. The case
be investigated.
bout I o'clock this morning another
q alarm was sounded.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-02

the roof is repaired. No Is is new
school, and has only been erected
about two years.
In Newport, small portion of the
slate roof of the National Bank was
blown off, and Franklin Q. Flinn's
barn was partly unroofed.
From the above accounts it will be
seen that the storm was very destruc-
tive, and the damage will amount to
several thousand dollars. Reports
from other localities, or from the sea
coasts, have not yet been received.
The wind continued very high all
morning, but it did not blow with the
great violence that it did before day
light.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-02

INQUEsT.-The Coroner, yesterday,
held an inquest over the body of Bet
sey Orr, an Incorporate colored wo-
man who resided ON Walnut street, be.
low Third. During the morning she
had been in bed sleeping off the effects
of a debauch, and when she arose she
fell as though attacked by an epileptic
fit and died almost Immediately. Dr.
West gave rs his oplni on that death
was caused by an inflammation of the
stomach, caused by the excessive use
of liquor. A verdict in accordance
with this opinion was rendered.
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A HEAVY PULL.

He was evidently in great hurry,
and as he rushed down Jefferson St,
yesterday afternoon, he dashed up the
steps of house below Fifth street, and
pulled the door bell with nervous
haste. The effect was startling. Out
came the bell-pull and about foot OF
wire, while the astonished puller lost
his equilibrium and tumbled clear
across the pavement to the gutter
Slowly he picked himself up, and
carefully replacing the bell-pull to its
original position, he slid around the
corner and went up Fifth street at
2 40 pace, with the laughing shouts OF
several amused spectators ringin in
his astonlshed ears.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-02

SEVERELY INJURED.-As Mrs. John
Wood, of Brandywine Banks, was get
ting out OF a street car at Eighth and
Market streets, yesterday afternoon, the
driver started the car before she had
fairly alighted upon the street, and she
was thrown down upon the tracks. She
was carried into an adjoining store
where it was ascertained that no bones
were broken, though she sustained Sc.
we're shock, and it was with difficulty
that she was enabled to proceed to her
destination. Car drivers should exercise
more care and be sure to give old ladies
time to alght before they drive on.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-02
THE STREET MARKET.

The attendance at the street market
this morning was smaller than usual on
account of the wind. Prices, however
were unchanged, and ruled as follows
Apples per half peck, 15a25c.; potatoes
white, do. 12a18c.; sweet, do 1Sa25c.;
onions, do. 25a30c.; turnips, do. Sa1Oc.
cranberries, per quart, 1Oa12c.; beans
do. 10c cabbage per head, 3a8c.; celery
per stalk, 3a5c.; chickens, per pair, 81. 2t
to S1.5O; butter, per h., 35a45c.; sausage
do. l4al6c.; scrapple, do. Sa1Oc; eggs pei
dozen, 25c; beef, surloin, 1Sc., rib, 15c.,
chuck, l0c., per lb.; other cuts to lOe.;
veal outlet, 20c., chops, 20c., loin, &c.,
breast, 10 to 10 cents.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-02
NOW THY OPPORTUNITY.

b. grim monster, Death, was STEALTH
approaching. | could almost feel his
Il fiery breath upon my forehead. NY
bless goddess. Hygenia had utterly
sRrtcd me. Only now and then would
|<pheus Defriend me but on this aus
iNpus day, he had deigned to moiston
1Jeyrlids with heavenly ambrosia, and
'Mpt As | slept. behold, | had a
<fm thought that | was roaming
~ foreign soil whittier my physician
ii gent me to recover my health. was
ID great metropolis-o of the grand
- Is Of the world. In one of my strolls
&anc-d to meet n man who had in his
"a handsomely-bound volume. en-
In the peoples Common Sense Med
II Adviser" and who said he was an
M for the sale of the book. The
"a was such II novel one that | was
11pelled to give the work n casual no.
~. As hastily glanced over its pages
observed that it contained treatises not
1pmonly found in medical works.
81 | had too many times been hoaxed
temperatures, and ! determined that
Iould have nothing to do with it. A
z ce within me, like faithful mentor,
pspered, "RHo,c thy opportunity; in
~ book is tiny salvation p | began
= Poning with myself Although doubt
9 and distrustful, yet | put forth my
n@pd to take the book. and 10 the agent
gone. l was miserable. In my
lfpny awoke. Great drops of perspira-
l!9n were upon my brow. BY my bed
e1c was friend who had called during
l.33 a3 slumber to see me. Said my friend,
Pave brought with me Il book, lust
pushed, which | thought might inter-
you. One glance at the work, and
as assured that it was "The peoples
(; nmon Sense Medical Adviser" by DIR.
r. v. flerce, OF Buffalo, N. Y. Surely
was the veritable book which had
n IN my dreams. My friend loaned
y y tne work, and every day, as my
76ngth permitted, | perused its pages.
'aough II contained very interesting
daIuses 10 on Biology, Cerebral Physiology,
pnah lemperaments, Nursing of the
A' etc, yet, being an invalid, was
q. Interested IN the subjects of Dis
II ana Remedies. / belies ed that |
liver affection, and yet more than
4 medical attendant had pronounced
9isease Consumption, and that
gaia iaii with the autumn leaves. In
oook found my symptoms pefectly
Irayed;; l was then confident that /
not deceived myself. l reasoned
any man who can so truthfully
piet my feelings, and apparently un-
o.1nus my constitutional tendencies,
tnan1 ae hnoW gust !chat my physical system
nands; will trust my case with DR..
@ sce' will take his Golden Medical
eo'syery ~ as recommended for my dis
&. e.. -, me result is, that after having
pastenserlngily followed his prescribed
aellent, once again enjoy the bles-
etE Es OF 81. health. Therefore, / would say
/, N ue ,ai aiul5cted, Know thy opportunity y
~ "Ae Dr. Pierce's i Golden Medical Dis
QUIs.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-02

Hope Loan Association meets this
evening.
The weather, last evening, was very
damp and disagreeable.
BE sure and buy ticket for the
'Washy" Ball which comes off on the
2sd.
Fenncssy's boot and shoe store, 22l
Market street, daily gains stronger
hold on popular favor.
Marble playing and chop scotch"
now divide the playtimc of Whining
ton boys,
DR.. S. Marshal, Dentist. has been i'll
from an attack of liver complaint for sew.
eral weeks, but is now able to attend to
the duties of his Office again at No. 10J
w. 9TH street. 3t
The daily gazette., 1876-02-02

OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At the annual
election for officers of the Wilmington
Institute, yesterday afternoon, the
following were elected:
Prcsldcnt-Wm. S. Auchincloss.
corresponding Secretary - Samuel
A. Macalister.
Recording Secretary - Joseph A,
Richardson.
Reconnaissance ID. Smith.
Directors-lienry G. Conrad, Jos. Il
Walter, Rev. T. Gardiner Littell, VIM.
Candy.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-02
Hnhding Surveys.

I '''N IONS DURING JANUARY AN IN
CREASE OVER 1875.
"55'ns a."5 the month of January, Just
5Ieu, Sn building lines have been survey
~ the officers of the Surveying De-
4 'p.Iient, 'ps as follows:
e'er L, Martin, one house on the east
M C o. Wright street, between Stroud
II aI'ei as 81 IL Kent, one howse on the west
ki,S u SS,nipley street, between Second &
/ . hartman H,li & Fehrenbach, one stable on
burtS @Ss1 side of Orange street, above
bira bIiSaIgaret Wallscmidt, one house ON
m street. between French and Wal
i 'nralsttfopher S. Marsden, one hous. ON
,ran notIh u side OF Delaware Avenue, be.
Fddn scott and Lincoln SITS.
b,hnund Hawke, one house at the
'"e'st corner of Brown and Cedar
tyS S1pared il with January, 1875, the sur
kcaso1o 1of " January just passed show an in.
S' Vi hve new buildings.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CANCER

CANCER
SeroiuiA and ali Skin Diseases
Cured by Dr. Bonds Discovery.
DIR. BONDS CHEMICAL ANTIDoTEs unite
with and destroy the virus OF Cancer and
Skin Affections, but will not affect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna- Canoe
Institute Zone OF the handsomest marble edi-
Aces in tho city, and the finest remedial In
stitute In the country. Remedies, with the
irectious. sent to any part of the world.
SS-send for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
ress,
H. T. BOND. M. d.,
PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE,
eb22 dly S20S Chestnut St. Phi. L. Pa
The daily gazette., 1876-02-02
THIRD EDITION,
TIE LOANS.

Third Annual Meeting Of the City -
Auditors Report, &c.
At the third annual meeting of City
Loan Association, last night, the Au-
ditor's report was read. From it we
make the following extracts:
RECEIPTS.
1st Series. end 3ri.
Dues. -. .$S,616 90 $675 90 1870 90
Interest,". zoos 20 50 Is A 90
Premiums, ], 1,459 OF 80 90 All rs
Other receipts, including balance on
hand, unpaid dues, &C., make a total
of $15, 5,311.23, for the year.
The expenditures are: Loans 1st
scales, Sc, ,450; end, $400; 3rd, So, 200:
total, IS, 8,050; withdrawals-1st series,
3,905, ,22; second, 1924, 80; total, $4, >
1889; other expenses-items, inclu-
ding $S18SS in the Treasury, $15,-
31123.
Number of shareholders, III, repre-
senting 81 shares; shares loaned upon,
2254-45t during the past year; the
net value of all the shares fs$46, ,9G0. "a
Highest premium paid during the
year, est per cent; lowest, lS4, aver
age, 90 Ito, average for three years,
81 13 Is per cent. The present value
of each share is: 1st series, $60.90; I'd,
S3955; sd, S17.5J. The annual net
gain is as follows:
1st Series. End. 3rd.
First year. s 6 7G $779 50 35
Second " 956 G7S
Third S57
The daily gazette., 1876-02-02
RoBBERY.-Last night some thieyt

RoBBERY.-Last night some thieves
entered the shop of Theodore Mullen.
a shoemaker living on Pennsylvania
Avenue between DUPONT and Scott
streets, and stole two pairs of shoes
and some tobacco and cigars, amount-
ing in value to about $50. The thieves
effected an entrance by forcing open
the back door of the shop, and depar-
ted without leaving any clue behind
them
The daily gazette., 1876-02-02

OFFICIAL CHANGES. John W.
Lawson, Chief Clerk in the Master
Mechanics office, has been appointed
to the position of Paymaster of the p.
W. ~ b. II. r., made vacant by the
death of William ii. lamar; the ap-
pointmcnt to date from February LIST,
1876. Mr. Lawson is succeeded by
Jas. III. Price, who was the clerk next
to him in rank, and Mr.. Price is sue
ccedcd by VIM. III, Cloward.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-02
WANTS.

W ANTS.-Wants from young men girls
w or any poor persons out of employ
ment, who desire work, will be published
gratis IN the GAZETTE, II left at the office the
afternoon previous to the daily issue. II
"ANTED-A Baxter Engine, or 9 horse
w power. Address "W. c." at this OF
fec. ian2stf
"ANTED-A girl to do general house
w work. Apply at
jan27tf No ll05 MARKET STREET.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-02
BOSTON SO CENT STORE
STILL HERE.

Come and see what you can buy for % Ce-
GOLD III iA1 ED JEWkLRY.I.adies full
sets, bracelets, rinss, ladies and gents
chains, cuff buttons, sets OF studs and seals
SILVER PLATED Knives anil forks,
spoons. buttertknife and sugar spoons, nap
KIN rings &C.
GLASSWARE Large lamps, vases ana
toilet sets, albums pictures and frames,
brackets, satchels. hate, whips umbrellas,
ladies and gents underwear and outside
jackets, towels, skirts, ladies ard gents
otton and woollen hose, musical instru-
ments. games, chil,lren's toys s,rocki ag horses.
step ladders and wooden ware.
A variety OF chldren's furniture. also a
new style OF Shy 10 picture iraines.
Silver and waste baskets; the best ma
chinists' level and try-square made.
New goods OF all kinds constantly arriving.
NEWHALL u PHELPS,
1anHf sol Market street.