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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30
MEAN As CouLn BIZ.

There was once a farmer % Long Is
land who was mean as could be. lie
was rich, for mean people always get rich
and sctuplel at nothing that would add
a dollar 10 is pile Not Gr from him
lived shifllcss sort Of negro, who
loved to steal better than 70 work, aud
the farmer said to him: Ccm, ] will
give you fifty cents per bushel for aI' The
potatoes you will bring me, and dop't
care where you get them.
Clem jumped At the chance, but asked
where be could get them.
don't care where Of course you wiz
steal 'em bat that's none Of my burned
business
The bargain was made, ard every
night tor o week CIem would drive e
The farmer house with l59d 0f pata
toes, osrry them into tbe cdIar, sud re-
ceive bis pay lor thsm. AZ iength th'
farmer asked bjH where Be eo. them.
Stole en-, boss, replied the darkey
with a grin.
wbate d,d you zeal them atcmt
oh, up ln yo1r side ,os' replied th
negro. while grin TOOK eutlre posses ia
Ui 6.s iaee.
He "a away iu tiwa 20 save hls sab.
baek, Bat tie ffmef hasn't barRaire
with him since 70 steal anything.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30
oouLD NoT no n.

Rufus Choste was not little remark
able for bis perfect GOODNESS AMI sclGpos.
session IN court The writer never saw
him disconnected but once lie was ar
guing a case to a jury, Judge Wilde pre-.
siding. The Judge interrupted him with
the remark; Mr.. Choatc, the witness
did not make the statement you attribute
to him. with your honors permission,
I viii say that ! cannot be mistaken, |
took down every word The witness utter
cd, aud have II here III black and white,
just a. have stated lfyour honor will
look at my notes, you viii fnd It so.
Turning to lde jury 70 went on; Just
as baye told you, gentlemen Of the Jury,
the witness testified; aud he then repeat
el The statement The judge, again IN
tarrupliug, said, gruiilY: ] don't want
t1 look 20 your notes, Mr. Choatc, aud,
Ii / did, you kuow could make nothing
Of them. Tie witness ala not say what
you state. Tneu leaning forward, AVID
pointing bic h1gef "a Ch5ale, be continue
led: You wanlud hin D say 50 aud so,
Mr, Choalc. ard son lil your best y Try
and make him; but ou couldn't DO t..
! Cloae .t3pI f8r fyy moments silent,
evidently embarrassed, and they took up
smother part Of the ease.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30
WHY SHE WAS IN HURRY,

As a Woodward avenue car was going
north the other evening, witha young
lady and an cid gentleman as sole passen-
gers, sho exhibited SYMPTOMS Of impa-
tience at The slow progress made. The
car had to wait for team on the track,
and she would have got of bnt for the
gentleman, who said;
IT, only for a half q minute-~don't be
impatient.
Then the car waited Two minutes on a
switch, and she put her head out Of the
window, walked np and down, and WIS
on tie platform whom he said:
There comes the other car. You seem
so impatient that AN led TO believe that
some Of your family are sick. itsof
They are unusually well, she replied,
as sic took her seat again.
Oae more block aud the car left ne
track. She wai'et hail minute to sec
Iifit could be hauled on again right away
aud then she started 10 %.
Il Will beaIl right IN a minute, protest.
/ cd the Old gentleman DON'T be impa-
tient.
+ See here, she said, standing on the low.
or step, If you are dying to know thc
cause Of my hurry J viii tel you. By
/ fellow Ia to be at the house at halfpasi
eight, and I'm not going to fun the risb
OF losing o good oilr for aii the Old mer
aud al lbe street cars 10 Detroit. there
does that make you feel any batterl
/ Ile pondercd over il as the car slewec
around aud bounced and bgbbedr aud be
concluded that She was perfectly correct
lhnngn Intle Imnalent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30
srnrsls usum.p.

II Impossible Is u3gs au angel of 4
young lady who peHHeaily uses bad
grammar 80 matter haw pretty She
may ba or bow attractive IN outside ap.
pasrauce, a.iimJ s5e. iar uauQbt Il sl.c
says, "Gooj maHu aUA 6oad tveb.
in' suppose She come, lka tbo Qleeu
% She5a, wiiha very gfeal train, and
iail{o pat abiseiiyGs afler her prcpo,i.
tons willit uoi mar the glory af her
coming Seriously, should a woman be
called graceful who continually dumblcs
over her consouaus aud a}s "I.ommo
2u,' "a good eat "uu rate, han me
that b,oiten papsrl LISA pleasant thing
10 bear from the lips ot your wcetbaarl,
your own especial beloved ono, tbat She
rtsoIu,cly declined young Pbuklns invi.
tad1u ia the theatre, hul when thc arl-
less maid half closcs her eve. aud mur.
mars, III he come for me in a golden
chaliot would not have went you
d0nt feel SO comfortable, SO uceIlgeBtly
at ease as you were before thar last re-
mark of Araniulas Wumon should not
deceive themselves. Tha most uncouth,
lIilorate mau knows what elegant and
correct language is wdcn he hears II, lle
may not be able 70 string three words
correctly himself; but lie sulft the bar
mony o(a rounded sentence from afr.
It "a instructive. See how worbiIgmen
hang upou the lips oi an 0ratarl Oths
meaning they know Little or nothing bat
Tie energy, number and cadence they
caich, aud the harmonious sound pIcases
The ear.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30
AyrcDorn or pnn,rDs,r oaANr.

This neat bit Of humor Of President
Grants appears nov for tbe hrsl lme in
print:
Just before the close pf ihe iasi session
Of Congress, wufe riding oul one Day,
ho was struck with tbe beappsaranre ola
horse that was driven before q butchers
eatt. The butcher was sent for aud ask
ca i ho would ell The butcher would
10 80 for a proper consideration. The
proper consideration was estimated at
sz5o, which was paid subsequently,,
after driving out vita senator Coukling,
luo President said, Come 0 Che stable
lnd .ooa Il new horse I've bought.
Mr. CoBk.iug, wbt something Of a
jldga u boFses, ooked him over tbor-
alsH paRe3 BIN aere, punched him
|Hre ant di ai ttaE frtciass sena-
o. aua laacn3n should 10 in such a
case.
Where dld you gat h.my ske : the
senator
tb,aqai Glm efa aaar 2, replied lhe
~ aeut
How much did go8 piy lr hm1
Two hundred aud nfy dollars, an.
sWtred General Grant.
Vel, responded @ senator, ho may
b. : gefy good n.aai, and a0uJ'lsfs is,
81 f,g wef mg asak ! should
ra.a.r Save fh- noaay llsa tle iorse.
Thistle wbsttha SGT ushl, re.
piled tle President,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30
"A HUNDRED YEARs 80 DEeipE
BEr.

a private letter from Germany give.
the following facts rcgardings singular
ad raye wsa Two wealthy Hi .n.
Haautal Bera 5aeters, dssHIay pro-
vide ar tae.r cajlian'- a'n AMI leaf-
ing ta4i through dis4.r9a rageHe lbeE
might become poor, and therefore, De-
unable 10 DO 10, baga mad q wager com
eeuing lbc Uaited st4tes The one bet
8.90J msfks q mark Is equal 70 about
ecatF-dge cents u our m9neg) ihaf lha
Ea.ted states viii uot remain frpablt
bat adyaeco 70 higher knowledge ef lhs
srts auI sciences, while tae o.aer. jusi s.
confident ~ wiaHibg - lhe other, D
csarsa, bet. 90 marks ihst ouf aaaHlrs
ei.l remuu q repubie so ills ume inter
vtHlaa batgAu this sad lie second Cen
ffnu'sf 6ai w uaf retain ne high posi
ti9u Fl ,ae as aa ne ahlea 81.
eos acear
Th.s ssm e 40 mrk f4boBf g ~
American m8a l4s 5a paeei % ia
efea lor lAe period d 20 years, 81 o.
expiration 0l whieh period Gle r0y4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30

court ~ Germany viii decide vh,eH par
~ 3 winner 4ul entitled ta tlr moref
'He ia,al em ei Whsa wIH th6p be-
msrss GTms1 maaey, - SIS
Aw#csa itrHl srfrt-
msat and .Faatmu hs4a btsn eairrrd
into by both Fafties, 90 90 form 81 laW
one % wb.ca provides rbt aadcr 40 el-
5amsansg. sbal the money &c auy part
thereof 30 Withdrawn bs0w taa eyp.fa.
dion rfta a34tal peaod ID Ieafs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30

An Iowa paper intending 70 announce
Tia, prisoner escaped, SAYS: The eoa-
stable and prisoner di-agregd a. TO which
was tie bssi r5ale, and, as the prisoner
has not been seen since, Il i supp0sed be
took the wrong road.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30
now 80 KEEP hrrLts uNn YGAn.

Years ago, when we produced large
quantities Of fruit we always kept apples
IN excellent condition dnring tbc entire
year. AZ a recent agricultural couven.
ton IN Udea, N, Y, quantity of fair
apples were exhibited, which were plump
fresh and Ola good flavor, guile az good
AS The apples are ordinarily on the ap"
proach Of spring., The apples had been
pat up in refuse boxes the year previous,
aud 10 the following manner,- A layer
Of dry saw dust was .pruked at The bot
tom Of the box, and thcn layer Of apples
placed IN, 80 that they do not touch each
other. Upon tAi- was placed layer Of
saw-dasl, and 30 on iili the box was file
ed. The boxes, after being packed in
this way, were placed on Tie wall IN the
cellar, up from the ground, where they
kept perfectly, retaining their freshness
and flavor until brought ont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30
Photographs Ferrotypes

AZ lovesi payatw price, Chiiaffh siiana u
i,yoaebf 4 fhs t5fcnoou ih pieas4nt aeathtr-
I si.al kssp tks p1Fsnalt usEstfes tAAsa ~ ~.
80, ~ ws-fl.stsr af.8 fiafsst kad csn furnlah
rrAss ffasa tssaa as aAY time. I4r1ic4lsT AlshE'
uoa gitsa 10 oopslng sud s1AigIag Taetsres.
r. s. ALLEN.
e paricgy posnt Nsrlas1i
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30
WHITMAN & GODDARD,
" hpufsctursgs Of
CARRIAGES, 6 .SLEIGHS

koUTN Lahh0NF0kFf' fkH7K7hIt
Keep conatlutly on hand or build 70 order
evsry descriptions oi Carriages, from covered
Piston 10 skeletJn buggy. ieS sseoha sho
s,. sri., usually on hand Tor sAle cheap. Alec
ekrrIAee stock copxtsrtly on hSna for s1s. Re-
pAiring done on shsrt noiiea and satisfaction
Fu.yAntsad. We Ajlov no material 20 en'ef ,
ar see o. sleigh that IL act OF the very best
aaAhty, and has not been thorgng ~ tesisa
EypRy pFIL0R BoIIRD III LiSsERD OIL.
fb.nkfni for pact FStFonARs, We hope % merit
! eontinuAses af the same By doing good uort
WHITMAN a GODDARD.
Mar 10, 1876. ailg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30
CHEAP AND RELIABLE.

lie ~giA,.o deliver oYsrEbs in MaueAssisI
81 fep-gasa aud rAturdays West l,gf-ei aba
Aagss5f C.srt5srs on Wednesday Easi D5fsci o.
rbarsaayt; Afiinsten, kasi ArainstoA Aia1 sea-
GeflAha ca fFad6yt. -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30
Pure Malt Yeast.

NJ, Garter bas ms 81 Arrangements % deliver
Pore NAlf Aeatf e. hausekeeptrs 10 hsuetIgsi*f
regularly "a raordSss AMI lfidtss. Ter s'io 81
hls kauss th faNl1gs IoibL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30

Honor = BOT be reflection q 2 maae
own acl0us shining bright ia ihe face u
". about him, sbd asm thence rebonaa-
ine npan b.msef
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30
PHOTOGRAPHS!

Hariae iesssd the roeus recently oceapasa I!
NJ. J 4 sunaeritH in Adams hA4A I snAat ~
,,.ss,y,s - snt afisf Nov - % Eazke afst-c5AfH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30

what madness d Is fo= q man 70 slaiyc
himself 10 enrich his heir, and 50 iurn 8
ftieni 70 81 enemy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30

We 40 rol believe Immortality bccsnse
We have proved it, bui We forever ,fy .
Prove Il because we believe &.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-30

Al arc BOT tlieyes ~ dogs ba5k 4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22
WATCHMAN JOURNAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %, 1876.

effects Of insolyont debtors, was taken from the
table and the question being ON the amendment
proposed by Senator Cushman. It was discussed
by senators Sowlcs, SimOus, Waterman and Wal.
ton against the amendment and Ia favor OF the
bill, and Senators Cushman and lynde In favor
Of the amendment aud against the bill. senator
Cushman demanded the yeas and nays which
were-yeas ,, nays II. So the amendment was
disagreed to.
senator CUSHMAN offered further amend
mcnt, Pending its consideration Senator Mason
moved to adjourn, disagreed to. On the adup-
ton Of the amendment Senator lynde demanded
the yeas and nays; which were-Neas ., nays TO-
So the amendment WAS disagreed Ia.
Pending the question shall the bill be read the
third time senator MASON moved to adjourn
and no quorum voting ON account, senator Wal
ton domandedthe yeas and nays, which were, yeas
four, NAYS fourteen. So the Senate refused 10 adj
morrow morning, 40 eleven oc clock
On motion the Senate adjourned
House Forenoon.
Reading Of Scriptures and prayer by The chap
lain
Read Third Times. 100, to extend the benefits
OF common schools Mr.. Macomher OF Westiord
moved to propose 10 the Seuate o. amend so as 10
permit the provisions Of the hill to apply to a
ncighhoring district, instead OF an adioin-
ing district which was agreed TO- The bill was
opposed by Mr.. Abel Of West Haven, favored by
MIR plmStpad OF Townsend, Adams Of luOshurgh
and Spaldiug Of Barre On the question OF the
passage Of the bill. MIR Abel of West Haven de
manded the yeas and nays which were taken
yeas one hundred and eight, nays twcnty-one; 50
tho bill was passed Ia concurrence, with proposals
Of amendment
s. gs, in amendment OF an act relating 10 the
division Of the property OF school districts, aI-
proved Novcmher22 1872, passed in concurrence
II l25 in amendment Of an act relating 10 liens
ON property sold, approved November ~, 1872
passed
II 1873 granting powers 70 school districts and
school directors passed.
H. $40 10 abolish the Office of railroad CONE
missioner passed
Senate Bds R,fcrYd-S o. 10 pay samuel Bur
hank the sum therein named; To committee on
claims
; l2S amendingan act Co Incorporate the village
Of Middiebury; IN committee on corporations.
On motion oi Mr.. MARIN Of Londonderry, ad-
iourncd
House Afternoon.
! Joint Rcsoluti0ns-By Mr.. ERWIN, granting
the use of the Hall of the House of Representa-
/ tives on Tuesday evening, November 2lst, TO DR..
| Middleton Goldsmith, for the purpose uf deliver
/ lug lecture on sanitary Aifairs adopted on the
| part OF the House
! Mr. MARTIN Of Londonderry called mp II l07,
[ to pay the expenses Of the Reform School; the
/ question being on the adoption OF the amend
/ neut IN favor Of substitute bill proposed boy
/ Mr.. Caderwood Of Greensboro. on motion OF
/ Mr.. Martin II Chelsea the bill was recommiited
to the committee on the Reform School
/ ON motion Of Mr. DILLINGHAM;, Adjourned,
For Tuesdays proceedings inside OF watehuln..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22
3flisrrNanp.

~ha SANG that night az never before.
passionate song Of oldcn thine.
And doaung ont through tho open door
she knew not who caught the broken ihj ine.
Come back. she sang, b" @ come back 60 uic
And Of The huuying buaJ thfoug
That PASSED up and down, like waves at 500,
Just ono knew the meaning ofhci song
Aud rauslng ai the open door.
lie thought OF the words she uttered then.
on day that passed long years beforei
az yon heat this song, come back again.
Come haet. nh yea md they little tnHg
While listening to Che opera alf,
That out Of the song a romance grew,
Making life bright for two that were theIe.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22

TIM NExED QUESTIONS Some persons
in Maine are advocating the restoration of
capital punishment, because there have been
seven murders in the state within six
months. On the other hand, in Vermont,
where murderers may be hanged, there have
been five murders within four months.
The severity of the penalty provided by the
law for crime deters but few persons who
are criminally inclined, as the statistics Of
English courts go to prove. Law breakers
frequently escape punishment altogether,
where juries have no choice between the
death penalty and acquittal. On the other
hand, there are crimes so terrible that death
seems the only adequate punishment. Per
haps the system prevalent in some western
states, where the question Of penalty is left
out to the decision of the jury, is after all. a
good one
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22

ALIHouGn no clergyman is allowed in ordinary
times TO enter Girard College, Philadelphia, that
rigid rule of Girard's will was relaxed during the
six months Of the exhibition.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22

CADEs, POPLINs, CREToNs AND ALPACAs, In all
illn NAV. v.Inlnr .laaa.. WIN THINNING. 40 lnalnh.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22
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New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
ETROPEAN MAnkEI-.


I,vvproot Tan IL 20 ~ m is dun and ea-tft
Niddng lands I'D MLdinE one ~ "iolg'ii sdt ~"
iucYluy bales for srcai on AND export "
cifrs q 200 bales ~ which 300 bales are AWtith ~
an Ia arrive I'D cheaper the market s taf iItn oi hl
,ng UpIands low Nj idlnS clause shipped December per
J. nj u i.d. A.. e. 49,. cbe.ner.
A business ~ dong
Cotor low MIddluq clause. shipped Dc.ni r. ~ 'Iij ~
Decruutr and JANUARY ~ '1ci' ~" o. TPl
.,'uaTy and February stl a. 6-d 10 'n lch an
ANIL ocivrr, G2d.. do d. ! r and hit driver q"
I'D do. io sfay and June delivery, at t'isL Ch,tse 90
a. Iail1w. 20 b q evil
IVTRTOOl. Jan. 2'i-:o T. nOi tic sales" = 'i q" ''
bales were Americau III. ~.
In.i0S. Jan. 2J-l.:jO p m.-uuttd states bOhu-' ~"
fiv,s. IOJl4 Eric Railway Shares, j. T. -,
LONDON, Jan - MI e. "a. way fT ~ ,,i ,i VIII,
Drawn from the Bank England on balance todi; - Fuo
Paris adylC Quptc u"nc- ~ b'i soc h'iHe i''''''
lOs,d. p gallon. Tallpw, ~ - cwi. - ono. ,, y -,
Ntt.S Ian. iiuseed on 3Fb02fH y cWt'
pans Ian. gD-EAchange LoudOn 2jf. l-c i"f shJl
sight o.. ,.,. rtyc.
III. d.. -, o., t.r or.
Pale AutTcau. ,....-
no JAIGlso Jan. 2o-Eycnng- EAch'n@e on Iohoon'
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1876

tet ruled dn the prcs varying between >. los9sl
porcephy improved since our last bhi We DO
Leye what he trIdo there Is being done on cls ais
total production has neither incf' a-ei nol iihis o
since our last AcohO tar paid demand greater than
supply, rules at previous qJOltons hluLo iot
have ed II lOr tue pat
MOI t ec,ipts Of ilghwnes and Alcohol for tho Wcs
hNs; ssles uf IfgtWinfs arl Alcohol loi lhe HeN
LOO bJis. TEo market closes quiet at II IL
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

,,oss Of H. ness TODAY: Currency. $500
so0. coin. .,I.Oo0OJO. of which $34,5OO,-
zoo arc con rifcatcs. TIE treasury now
hold. S3GI. .-ll.O 0 in bonds to secure bank
,ircnlation. "a 81 s,G00O00 to redeem public
scnosits. 1d bank circul,tion Outstand-
Inc Sll3B-. D. of which 81, 100000 are gold
note, Tho ii. receipts to-day were 100000; !;
Cor tbem3I. l4-,. - 50. .0J) an for the fiscal
year to dJ,,. JtuOJ Inc customs rccc'P,s 10
day were %; loE tHc Wohtl ~ u'''' go
100000. an jcrs.al ycario date, 800. 600.
Rank notes .,.d fol orrolomp.iJn $4,000; t'ta'
for week -, mo-
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

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sv Ter ca Interest the ont landing cc-iiicate9 ot pr'
will tr paf 10 o holder thereof thei legal repc'"1;
tlyca after Tu"si1y. the First Of February neAt
The auflg Of the Issue Of 1872 VII DO re-
dre,et and PAD 10 the holders thereof their legal rrr
sentative, o and Tuesday, the Fr-t OF February n'A
ffo vha date all interest thereon viii cease Tho c,r
cafes 10 BE- produced at tho time Of payment and Cancelled
Tpsn noat-s winch issued for III premiums The
t9y7o., 4 cf interest and redemption will hs IN gold.
icuf OF Tory Per Cent is declared on iio r"t earned
rrruo of o Company ths year cn'inE 3i' Dr'cmtfr
i17t f9r uh aca.s vi be au,d on aid ai'of rue
dav the FORTH ~ April next.
Is order of O." Eo4ri J. II. CihFhAN >ocfe'iTy'
New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

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and ono two fayole brands f'q a. ~ io ,c T c1'
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il i>s acn'G rgg9c y. Slous sod 1oG . t," at :. 80
90 - lncuol 80 Good EAtra - aSi ir @,oG TO
a1 - So - - for choice 10 Fancy Process kun
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AMI he ua kt el ruled IN buy laNVt Titae Shippers
aeuy we're disposed to hold on whe mlIs M S S for c
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sal = D0is duty pail at - ~ GiI, ~ t3Gti i0
3 Two DsGr bag Fcr corr tre va a mo'eIiS m eSlS
sac lO5 ogg tgs 4 .,,2, a. 2S' Ir iST @ c nsce
low AAS oo.'HS . W. a Pny 3 iS iisi'I a. %os M.trrn
Z d67 c ior Snal los New Write soathera; G7c g" nd
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ior No. Inspected; it+c. foI No GL,'"s9 store 49,
oT yrct,G "S''e ,,c 5f, I a5a gc for wn..s sae
Tccd Wa in good an. sHp,G r., al i m eo,i drrad
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New-York tribune., 1876-01-31

CrDAGu. irn ce. CAItE Receipts lt'o h,ld ~ adv.
with fir u.ltua yl,'~ r"rIaug a. ii mot . hh'
HOS It,,lpt-, 100 % head. sDu o.. mIatt. IacNEF
sniprirrtt ZOO htI:
-1rl.a4H ~ - "5rn*5 - receipts. 600 asii.
G,lf.sA''r. Jan 2e-Ho.- unrhaDeed. I,cdp'.. ., g.