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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE, ONE HUNDRED AND
II EIGHTY GOOD EWES. These ewes have
been running with good southdown bucks, and ale
no" ia MIC . - Pr DIR. D. s. WATSON,
Issequena post-ofuce, Goochland county, Va.
de 12-1w* -.. Isl. f.. ~
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CINCINNATI.
2 (,ryryNr,SA npcemf,ar 2-F1our

CINCINNATI, December 12.-F1our strong. Wheat
steady and easter ut 44@45c; Oats quiet and
changed Pork quiet aud held at $16.25. Lard in
fair demand ana lower: steam, $500; kettle,
$lO.6O@f1l .S2H Bulk-meats dull shoulders,
bH@6c.; clear nb-sides, 7H@sc.; clear sides, s4c.
Bacon dull and nominal. Green meats easier; Whts-
Hogs In fair demand and lower; packing, 56@75c.;
receipts. 3,710 head; shipments, $50 head. sg.t
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EOR RENT, THAT MOST DESl- ga
RARIE ENGLISH BASEMENT DWELL! SD
M: 30 3n6 west side of Third street, Candles
hi'' y A' !" "'N = j. L. APPERSON,
aa1c+ Real Estate Agent.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
.RESH COD-LIVER OIL

EREsH CoD-LIVER OIL a7ao...
-,,a g.au4.i 3,>- .ofu ~ q. ttt
10 ..'a UNUSUALLY FINE QUALITY, =
- ,g,6i;!s G.se.
possessing all thetharapeutcal virtues that belong 70
this drug lust received and for sale by the bottle and
on draught by - ). BLAls, Druggist.
dell ,.a. corner of Broad al,j Ninth streets
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pasTPINENIENT.

The weather behsg Indictment, the sale ofthe above
mentioned properly Is postponed until THURS
IL RICHARDSON CO.,
do 10 11l3 Main street.
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TAXES. DC.
NOTICE TO PERSONS OWING CITY
IN TAXES. $3.50. -.
'CROCIRERY. aIAssWARE. dc.

CKOCKERY. GLASSWARE de-.
NTOW READY, a. complete stock OF
IN FRENCH CHINA, II
IRON STONE CHINA. . ~. 81
CUT ant PRESSED GLASSWARE, and q 8
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GOODS,
tower than ever offered since the war.
Call and see new decorations and styles o. So
VASES, coLoGNf: SETS, &c. az
GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
SELF Successor to James w. Gibsonf
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RICHMOND, December ~, 1876.
The breaks to-day comprised 40 hogsheads and
IA terces. The offerings at auction on Change
were 81 packages of which number 26 were taken
In, and the remainder sold ut prices ranging from
So to S3I.
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Flour,
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Fine, Ss.5o@$3.75; -superhne, SIS; extra super.
fine, 1878; common family, $3.50; fancy family
S7MS7,5O, Market dull.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, December 12.-Flour strong and
unchanged, Wheat firm and quiet; offerings light;
Pennsylvania red, .39@$1 A others unchanged.
Southern corn quiet and easier western active and
lower--closed firm at decline; southern white,
50@55c.; yellow, 55@56c. Oats and rye quiet and
steady. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Coffee
firm and unchanged Whiskey scarce ut 81 10. ST.
gar dull and steady.
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" n y - y \ Al REDUCED RENTS. Ms

n q r. r. EN- T 'aIsstsssss an
op y n An REDUCED RENTS. ~
sss s Ryss s ssss ss's s sss ss 800
Sogos nss4 ss sgSY1si ss99 ssso
sSsss Ss ssss Issns:ia: IS rooms $50 q
No G south pin I street 9 seop9ss slsa
81 81 ssS wss e elsss s ssss sssS
20 81 is, kAAR y HILL ILL.,.
ID 1s.soast MI Ii essi Main M street.
ToN RENT have ten or fifteen a;s
II small HOUSES a8 from 81. to s15 perla:l
snontlsoHe suitable TOT eosFss sfssfpnsH frL
I dels-st Real Estate Agent, los Main street. .
TfoR RENT OR sALE.--By requestG
~ The owner, who is abont to- discontinue LII
opsekeeping foe reDtpr sale that most da,
II has seyentssn rooms: ncNitinR kitchen. &c.; Is
FURNISHED wita m9ass1 npsnsa
Indeeclhens,wfli be oaessd to good tenant or to
. p''snase' Apply aa's' 20 sguBns 5 WILLIAM
NOR RENT, DWELLING No. 227, IA
II In" T averley Places" 6n Second street be- Ell
tween Canal and Bsr, with six rooms and MI nod '1
err s6 Sss, &EMn stAI DWELLING on Fedora,
street ,fear Second sFeet With three rooms; rent
For RENT. SNAIL DWELLING on Gary street
near pine street, wats three rooms. Apply 20
EDR RENT, THE RICHMOND On
Rnss strcets cofstsiniDg twenty rooms; recently
Ehroughly repaired and renedelied and well located
TO. large clearinghouse. Toga carefu! tenant the
treat Will be very reasonable II not rented rs u
whole tt Will DO rented in separate floors.
Also, SEVERAA ROOMS in the adjoining build
Ting Anny TO JOHN r. GODDIN,
ie ~ Real Estate Agent,
!. lank M Eiayef1th streets.
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Z in.llrpAr,rUnl1r oY aaITrrAMElRlsI..,

EOR NEW Y0AK. The Old .zEEFM
-R8DCimi lon Steamship Gornpsuy,ss So e:
steainship ~ YAN0KE Captain COgcIIt Will sail
FRIDAY, December 10Th, nc B O'Clock p III - -
Freight received Until 6sci0ck r. M.a4tf .fg5L
4 Through bile Of isding signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch TO All points north, s0nfh,
east, and west; also, TO foreign ports. 3t
Passenger accornmod tons unsurpassed. ~ ggfSt
Cabin fpre to New York, $12 roInd-trp, Tickets,
$40. Steeragc. 80 and 90. . IS az I 6
For Ser passage, apply 70 VI 20
fssy!ii! III ~ 81. W ALLEN q E9, Agepts. u:
r de 13-8t 4-...ts, Company's Wharf. Rocxetts.
DHILADELrHIA, RICH 9YfN
soB ;i1g4 sTE EhIs SF6yF.
pNcE osToM ANp Al EEW EMG. 1,sta,
notice tie steamers OF this line will make triT,seekly
sTigs asayI9g eha ssss kehmond
every e FRlDA J, and SATURDAY. com
Meeting at Proyidcnce with Baston and Providence
railroad FOR Boston, and by or Fan River Lne lor
tie same cCy Ul6 Cape Cod landing aS OLD Colony
dspo'' anu w. Z. PORTER, Agent, !,
y. $50 sj W 1925 Dock street. Richmond.
! tsit1srl4 zsfttt wILLIAMP. CLYDE& CO.. ~
-,4; q, r7E,.t s;.8 General Agents. ,.sf
i No. IL South Wharres, Philadelphia.
-'ett X -. -s1'f3l7f.l d. ID. C. MINK. Agene. IS
my17 .s.:.s No. 40 Devpnshtre street. Boston. !.
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e as,. 2, POSTPONEhIENT. .,-'f -
The above sale is postponed until WEDNESDAY,
/ 9Th Instant, ut 4 O'Clock 7. NJ.
de ~ jill. GODDIN, Trustee.
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ON and 1ffer TUESDAY SEpleInptr II, IIel1st
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying tine
United States mail, win leave Richmond for the
above-namea points 9TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS.
Passengers by this route can view by daylight all
the historical aud interesting points and objects on
the lanes river including DUTCH GAP tpassing
through the same) forticafions, battle-feds, James
town, Hampton Roads, ETC. Two hours at Norfolk
before departure OF Baltimore steamers ~.
Fare to Norfolk and return .:..:, . 90
Throrgh tickets to Baltimore, Phiiadephia, and
New York ut reduced rates. f'zSiJ '.as.
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER coz
Ticket Agency, Main street and Exchange Hote,, ano
Boston Norfolk, aud Portsmouth and regular land.
ings on James river, from A. H. to 6 T. NJ, al
reasonable rates. - 49,
-. l.. b. TATUM, General Agent. Is
once: Companys wharf, Rockets: branch Office
ut W. d. Blair q Co.'s, No. 903 Main street.
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NOOK AND JOB WORK NEAT Az Ll4ri Nc
lbs ROUTED An TIE nlsi' q i' ffsiss.',s
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Ry +. i. Paine Z Cd, ka g ~
r ARaH SALE OF So s
- - DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, &1.s
,f,ss5s,sit{ -----a s7:s igsYs ;s,o4let
Ri Or WEDNESDAY THE lsTH INSTANT,
commencing as lGs O'Clock, we, vial sen at 1902
Main street variety Of goods sni a g the season.
comprising ... 49,, s., ,fs,t9.,.,f.
pooTs, SHOES, AND 81 MORALS s. !. !,
7fiI ~ 400 casesh conpfiang IS .a2 ~,
MEMS CALF and THICK BOOTS, n siatiiE 2
CONGRESS. CATERS, MORALS. T;;t,i. ;,
ENGLISH TIES and BRoGAFS,.
woMEN,S, MISsEsr BOYS, and CHILDREN's
~. +, SHOES, and BOYS BOOTS. sl9syrqf
DRY GOODS IN VARIETY, ts}r.!.
comprising CASSIMERES, sUITiNGs, JEANS,
and many desirable goods suited to the holiday
trade. fa''asi. y, ti ;'iil ts's1- ~ I.,-.-
,,RRAbF-MADE g. oTHING, HATS, ,&c-9fj
with large invoice of BANKRUPT GOODS,
ashsay which are many desirable goods,
sale rsssifiyc, and without limit reserve r
de 8 aTtt-r, 4. a. PAINE & CO, Aucttoneers.
-lfc,.. 81 Bv. B, Cook. Auctioneer,''-. se
-, Mo- 10 Governor street. i.su9is 4.
cNTEEN HEAD OF EXCELLENT
| TIgN.-On WEDNESDAY the 18th inst ant, at ! I
O'Clock, viii sell at j. G. Johnson's stables, Eff
! ,ecnth and Franklin streets ,,yt y - 49,
| 16 head HORSES;
IN of which fine saddle. draft, and
Taals, JUST received from Pennsylvania, that Will De
sold withoutreserve, for cash. 5-,o.,-,
Warranted as represented. JAMES bONSh:
E. b. COOK. Auctioneer -. de II
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NLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP, for remsy-
" ing pimples and ether eruptions from the face
and landslide. per cake. ..ts
no3O corner Ninth and Main streets.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December 12.-Cotten quiet; sales Of
s29 bales at 12aGl2 7-16c Flour dull and slightly
in buyers fay or; shippers holding of; No. super
fine western and state, $5.l 0@$5.35 southern -four
dull and heavy; common to fair extra, $5.4 5@
1915 good 10 choice, 90. S0@$S.75. Wheat ut,
tie moro steady, but without however, any decided
change in prices. There is some little business do
ing for export mainly to I'LL pressing freights in in
stances where about one half advance realized.
Corn quiet and without material change in price:
very liltle business doing, mainly In new grades.
EAR dull and nominal; refined lower and In fair de-
mand at lhc.; standard C, llA@l1xc.; powdered,
l1&@1lAc.; graduated, 124@12Sc. MOlasses-
coo. Rice steady with moderate demand. Tallow
easier at sh@Sac. Rosin and turpentlne steady.
Pork heavy and unsettled; mess. SIG. 75@$l .S7s
Lard Iower--closiDg steady; prime steam, 5000
@$l025. Whiskey steady at S1.10.
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DROTECT YOUR CHE II S.-Best
i LAMB,S-WOOL CHEST-PROTECTORS
- POLK MILLER & CO.,
M 40 ... Es ApOthecares.
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80 HANKS AND BANKERS.
ANTHEMS BANK. OF RICHMOND.
alr f CAPITAL. oos
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rOLDS AND COUGHS.

TT YOUR CHILDREN NEED A VERMI-
l. FUGE give them the IMPROVED WORM LO-
FENCES. They are perfectly safe and harmless,
and will prove reliable and sure In their effects.
Frcshly-nade CAMPH0R-ICE, with GLYCE-
RINE. COLD CREAM. EMOLLIENT BALM, &c
AZ da I"p' - l. WAGNER, Druggist.
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THE BEST HAIR-TONIC, the "GLY-
L CERINE AND CANTHARIDES." Prepared
only by - POLK MILLER 6 CO.,
no sd Apothecaries.
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nor RENT AT Low RATES..

DOR RENE AT Low RATES. : Gs
Nor,heas, corner Grace and Adams streets; 10
fo SUE north seventr street Cheap; rooms.
S27 west niaia street tbrIek) rooms. 81. Z
No xes we e a ssafss
6O7 soutlLLaurel street lcheapl rooms.
S Nor it Corner Main and Monroe streets; !
Gil south Belvidere street Cheap; 4 rooms Is.s
7ss sssi sTY ape: rooms
Also. number Of smaller DWELLINGS, STORES.
OFFICES, STABLES SUITS OF AGP srHSE Noo'
:. Real Estate Agent and AuS,i 81
Ills Mann street, opposite DfspdtcA.
FOR RENT, THOSE THREE NEW ss z's
Il TENEMEN'TS on the south side OF Frank 80
rooms each besides closets; and rear building ior
Stable and carriage or other purposes me!
are unsurpassed for comfort. convenience; &c'' Us
well oc T6 = amy amy p5Sfs5tT TIC
side of Marshall between Fifth and sixth streets,
next west Of Mr. T. Elects store ne tns I'D
A ae 9- Sc w. D. R & &c Es.sle Agent:
FOR RENT, THAT MOST DEsI- G:s
L .RABLE ENGLISH BASEMENT DWE y l,,,iisss
Hill new and complete in all FsipeXspP E AReS
de 7-6t kesl Est.te Asen.-
TOR RENT, DWELLING No. 800 M:5s
east Franklin street, ten rooms, with all ELL
modern improvements, at present occupied by mrs
LYONS Possession LIST January next. 10 q Roou
toyroIS reI,t worry low. CHARLES T. DAVIS,
'c mo 2sEW4w No. III north Eighth street.
TOR RENT, THE DESIRABLE RE- @.s
SIDENCE No. SIT north Sixth street late. RG;A
" occupied by Richard Fox. Esq. II contains len
rooms, with all modern improvements. Apply 70
no I5-2taw4w. Real Estate and Stock brokers.
r EVY,S HALL FOR RENT.-TheG g.
4 anost and best-arraneed dancing-hull in Ell
the city. Dressing and supper-rooms convenient
to the hall. Apply ut our ONCE ,norr,rps
Our J,ODGE-ROOM Is for rent on TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SATURDAY NIGHTS. ~"
no 30-1m -- .t .1,l aa.r -
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Cash Sales.

Henry Nothstein & Son, merchants,
of East Penn, have this week issued a
notice to their customers and friends,
that on and after February 1st, they
will do business only on cash basis,
and that they have marked down the
price of goods accordingly. This is a
step in the right direction, if people
would pay cash as they 60, instead of
running up monthly bills, our bu siness
men could afford to mark down the
price of nearly every article of family
necessity. There is ecarcely working
man in this neighboThood that is neees-
STATED to ask credit from month to
month from his grocer he receives his
monthly wages regularly, and might
Just as well go to the store with the
cash in his hand, pay down for what he
gets, as to carry book and have it put
down. 1t is simply bad and foolish
practice the workingmen have fallen
into, and many dishonest persons take
advantage of the credit system to run
up bills and then run away and never
pay them ; and who are the sufferers
thereby? The merchant or the custom
er? We say both. For the careful
business man must, in fixing the price
OF his goods, make margin for bad
debts, and, consequently while he suf-
fers portion OF the loss, the customer
who pays must also suffer proportion
ate loss, in that he has to pay a certain
percentage advance on all goods he
purchases more than he would have to
do il all paid the cash for their goods
when they made their purchases. The
cash system is the only real way of do
ing business, and if it was once fairly
inaugurated, we would hear very little
more OF failures in business and hard
times.
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General Gordon Granger died in
Santa Fe, New Mexico, of apoplexy,
on Monday evening. He was stricken
with paralysis few weeks ago, but
had nearly recovered, and his death
was unexpected. General Gordon
Granger graduated at West Point in
1945 and entered the Second Infantry,
but was transferred to the Mounted
Rifles in 1846. He was brevetted lieu
tenant and captain for gallant services
in the Mexican war, and at the out
break of the rebellion was appointed
Colonel of the Second Michigan Cavalry.
He was appointed brigadier general
of volunteers March 26, 1869, and
September 18th of the same year he
was made major general. After the
battle of Chickamauga he was given
command of the Fourth Corps, and he
was engaged in the operations around
Chattanooga aud in the battle of Mis-
sionary Ridge. He subsequently com
manded the district Of West Florida
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Imnorinnt 10 Teachers

In compliance with a resolution
unanimously adopted at the late county
institute, asking for the passage of u
bill making it compulsory upon School
Directors to allow teachers their salary
while in attendance at County Insti-
tute, our representative, Hon. A. j.
Durling, on Tuesday last, introduced
In the Houpe, a general bill for that
purpose, applying to all the counties Of
the Commonwealth. The following is
thr bill as introduced
AN ACT providing for the PAYMENT Of School
Teachers wnle Attending tiia County lnsui-
tute OF Teachers in the several Counties Of
this Commonwealth.
SECTION l. BE a enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. u ne COnHiDh DhtOedtNt
u Pc7lnd. IN General assembly met, and II az
herebU enacted By authority NJ the same: That
from and attt the passage of ths act the School
Directors OF the dlgercnt wards boIoughs,
townships ana Independent school dlstlCts
JhrOuphOut tins Commonwealth, shall allow 10
the school teachers emplo, cd therein, wnO are
actually engaged In teaching school at tine time,
theif wages for the time while after ding the
County Institute, held yearly for the improve.
ment OF teachers in their respective counties.
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and the Department Of the Gulf, and
YVES in command of the Thirteenth
Army Corps in operations ending in
the capture of Mobile, april IL, 1865
For tile latter service he was brevelted
Major General U. $. A, lie was mus
tered out OF service in January, 1866,
and in July following was assigned to
duty us Colonel of the Twenty fifth in,
fantry. From March, 1869, to Decem-
Der 1870, he was not on duty, but at
the last named date ha was assigned to
the Fourteenth Infantry, and was soon
after transferred to the Fifteenth In
fantry, with which regiment he has
siuce been on duty on the plains.
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The vessels of the North Atlanti,

The vessels of the North Atlantic
feet are being concentrated at Port
Royal, S. c., as it lie the intention of
the Secretary OF the Navy to make that
place the headquarters of the Station.
The climate of Port Royal is healthful,
the harbor offers every facility for the
exercise of naval Tactics, and vessels
rendezvoused there could reach Cuban
waters and the Gulf, where onr interests
need most to be looked after, within
forty. eight hours. 1t is the policy of
the Navy Department to have our home
squadron larger than any abroad, so as
to be prepared for any emergency which
may arise out of the Cuban trouble. In
this connection, il is said to be believed
Sin well informed circles" at Wash
ington, that the uncertain hold which
Spain has upon Cuba may involve that
power in difficulty with the United
States, and may also cause it to part
with that island ''as matter Of neees-
sity." Many vessels will be ordered to
Port Royal from our Northern ports,
as well as several from abroad.
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In Bradford county, the other day, father
aged ninety years boxed his sons ears severely
for abusing his wife. The boy is about sixty
years old.
1t is stated that over l2,0J0 tracts OF land
embracing 100000 acres, remain unpaJented in
Pennsylvania, upon which there Is due the
lars.
Victoria Woodruff ana Tennie C, Clafiin an
peared before the senate Committee on CLAIMS
wednesday To urge claim tor damages on nc.
in 1873, for uttefing nn obscene publication.
1hey alleged that their arrest was Illegal, that
the cost OF their defence against the ~ j. lcutiOn
was over 100000. ara that their net los by the
suspension Of their paper was SllO,OO0
Barney MoQuaid, convicted in the u s..
Circuit Court OF Baltimore Of forging bounty
and peusiOn claims was sentenced Wednesday
TO six years imprisonment Ia the ponnitentiarY
and the paymgl5 Of a fiue Of { 0OG
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age, was asked 4 he received a FEE for perform
ing certain burial service, He saiu, " No, nor
did ever receive fee of any Kind in this hole
OF place. IL any Of those ill.mlnded people
who accuse me OF accepting or demanding fees
Tor burial services are at all anxious to ecOnOm.
re, you may inform them. with my compli.
inents; that should be happy TO bury the whole
We have had an attempt at winter hut II did
not amount to much begin to fear that I will
not be able to treat as much as usual to ice
cream next summer.
Fletcher who went end got drunk and then
" killed his man." has found out that drunken.
ness Will not excuse him from the gnlows.
The mid weather has helped affairs amaze.
inglY AZ the Centennial grounds.
II is fOndly hoped that the " Frog War will
not break out atresh. But should such be the
case | VIII be one Of the first to gO-.and see
the soldiers of.
soap sometimes means cash. STAMPS or filthy
lucre but Babbitt's clerk evidently priced
Bnbbltts metal higher than soap. only think
OF being robbed of S5O0,OOO and not knowing any
thing ABOUT it wish some one would rob me
OF that sum. Why I'D do my best to catch the
thlef and II he'd go halves l would let him of
Money Is said TO be the root OF all evil A
itlle boy on being told this slid he would like
10 nave little more of the root, anyhow
The street boys are telling everybody TO "pull
uOwn their vests" Strange how ana wherefore
these slang expressions originate. They greatly
shock the moral sensibinties of
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iARCUTIO.

A woman, named Butler, was found mur.
dered at her home, near South Vernon, Ind, on
SATURDAY. The murderer is unknown.
Miner ]. Charles a young seoundrel who
committed an assault upon a oung lady whom
he was escorting TO the house Of relative, at
warsaw, IND, few weeks ago was sentenced
ON Monday to 10 years imprisonment.
James Brady, aged eight years was accI.
dentaIly shot IN the head and fatally wounded,
by SIX year old son Of Mr.. Stewart, at Ian
caster. Pa Monday morning.
The cigar factories of Allentown, turn out
10000 monthly.
An Allentown lady became deranged at
church, went home and jumped out a second
ev the jump.
On Sunday DR.. J. N. LaBarte Of Erie, who
hau been drinking to excess fell while attemp-
broke his neck.
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Philadelphia Letter.

T THIIlAst TIIsl JHU1 II I0IO.
DEAR ADVOCATE; 1 have been asked why /
sign Marcutiop Now, Ar Editor, know
mar shakspeare's MercutiO. but Marcuno Is
mn name.
A cousin residing at PagOds Anchorage, Foo
chow, China, sends me the following capital
story;
A minister OF the gospel here, acting as chap.
iH'n lH' 50. cor -0.T -. S'' ID A -uuur.
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LEHIGHTON, PA
SATURDAY MORNING JAN. Is, 1876.

Commodore Stephen Decatur of the
navy, died in Boston on Satrrday,agcd
81 years. He was grandson of the
Commodore Decatur who served In the
navy in 179s, and nephew of Com
modore Stephen Decatur, the hero Of
1ripol and of the War of 1912.
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80 Acres and 40 Perches,
UNOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

FOURTEEN HUNDRED ACRES OF MIN.
ERAL LAM IN MORGAN CO, TENN. For
par1cu ars add ess,
NJ. W. RAUDENBUSH,
Jan ), lS783w PaoKerton, Pa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-17

Ell p6blico, que conocs "a esta elass Dc
mkquinas de cossr, ssbe bisn & que ate
nerss con respecto { las garantlas dc per-
feccion , durabiidad. Ne ss descssspo,seN
pov 1eeets De construction pr ssss ~ pas-
de,s teWerle.
Cualeuir lsfscto pressdsAts Do nal ne
que tengaa por gastarss s renpsrse ale
gun resorte, 20 arrsglark en- 10 miana casa,
pronte J bien.
De un momento etro 20 aguarda b
tNueva n&euina do eossr Axtoas<tiso s.
leNcios6", cuya tension % graduaaa por q
mismo movimiento del aparats. Ne pssds
darss mas peEfeccieH. - .a
Uniso agsnte en- L. Isls, David 4. Ro-
drigues.-Dep6sito On Penss, ]. =. Stei-
nacher.-Idem en- Mayagaex, Guenard
Hermanos.-Idsm sa idsn, Deshsudsas
y Teillard. E
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-12-17
Pailas para Ingenio.

Las hay de todostamafios lejftimas
Dc Carron, hasta 500 galones, en- q
almacen de los Sres Amell julia J
G.. dc Aguadilla. Para mas porms
nores diriQirse & los citadoa saftores.