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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-01

DISSOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ copartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the firm name Of g. r.
FINLAY & co. has this day been dissolved
Henry Frellsen retiring from the business
Either party has the right to sign the name Of
the firm In liquidation.
GEORGE Il. FTNLAY.
HENRY FRELLSEN.
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y ares res to dissolve the eopartnership exist
ing between n. A. Morano aud $. Toea, known
under the style Of MORANO, b TOCA, n. A;
pay ali liabilities OF tho late firm, and Iiguidate
the business. =: TOCA.
N. A. MORANO.
New Orleans Nov. q, 1877. Do2o ST.
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FIRST RACE-The Orleans Stakes for colts
and nlles, then three years old: s25 entrance
.. D. I; sloo added; second horse to receive s75.
Two miles. Closed with twelve nominations.
SECOND RACE-Club Purse $3.50. ITO pounds
on zach: 5000 TO first. $50 to second three-year
ol,ls to carry proper weight: mares and geld
ings allowed lbs. One mile.
THIRD RACE-Club Purse $500, for all ages
$500 TO first, 800 to second. Two mile heats.
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DEFEgRING TO HEABoyE, + CORDIALLY
III recommend the new firm of FINLAY II
THOMPSON to the patronage OF my friends.
HENRY FKELLSEN.
New Orleans. November /. 1877. moi I'm
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


Louisiana Immigration Association, ID
Carondelet street.New Orleans, DeceImber !,
1s77-A meeting Of this association Wll be held
street st on THURsDh1 December g. 1877. ct I
o'clock p. M. The public Is invited to attend.
TOBIAS GIBSON, President.
G. J. BERRY Secretary, pro ten. del 2t
southern Bank, New Orleans, November
80 te77.-An ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS Of
this institution to servo during the ensuing
yeer will be held at its banking house on WE'D
NESDAY the twelfth Of December neKt. be-
tween tho hours OF u III. and o'clock ., M.
noan til j. GAIN, Cashier
RDeins land ntIice Investigating Gam
nittes. New Orleans November %, 1s77..-,The
members Of the Land Off Investigating Com
State House on SATURDAY, December /. ut 10
o'clock .. M, on business OF Importance.
p9 nnae q "teaaaPe1 s}HEsTna Chairman
ONCE of the Hope Insurance Company
Of Now Orleans-New Orleans, November 30,
ls77-The annual election for Directors Of this
Company will be hold at It's office. No. 81 Camp
street, on MONDAY, December 10 1877, flom II
o'clock m. to O'Clock p, IN.
no2a I'd LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Notice All persons having claims
against the succession OF the late Mrs. ANN
FARRELL, will please present the same and
those indebted make payment to tho undsr-
s'tp e'' THOMAS MANGAN
'restamsntary Executor,
Corner ST. Charles and Polymuia streets.
New Orleans. November 81, 1877. no29 1me
special Notice 10 Taxpayers.-w Will
pay CITY TAXES prior to 1876 at % liberal dis
count
Delinquent STATE TAXES will have to be
paid this month to obtain the benefits Of Act %
of 1877, relieving delinauents Of penalties.
We will pay NIL STATE TAXES on favorable
JOHN KLEIN & CO.,
Note. Stock and Bond Brokers.
no25 1T 80 Garondeet street.
special NOtice-Parties having twO-band
Springfield breech loading RIFLES for sale,
can find a purchaser by applying at NO. 81 Com
mon street. no24 u
A meeting of the Stockholders ot the
& is write ,@s MohDa psam1er ID
from Il to o'clock. for tho election of Seven
IN no 9usi Isl CHAs. l. UHLHoRN, Secretary.
Office sun Mutual Insurance Company,
No. 81 Cam street, New Orleans November IS,
charter. notice is hereby given that On ELECTION
will be held by the Stockholders nj the office Of
the company, on MONDAY. December y, 1877,
twenty four directors to serve during the ensu-
ing year. ..x-x, ,
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the New Orleans Sugar Com
pany for the purpose Of sleeting directors for
the ensuing year will be held ut No. 1876 Gravier
street. on MONDAY, December 3, 1877. ut 8
o'clock a. m noi6 15t
New Orleans Canal ann Banking Conn
pany-New Orleans Nov. Is. t877-The annual
election for seven directors Of this institution
to serve curing the ensuing year, Will be- held
ut its banking house, corner 81 Camp ane
| Gravier STREETS on the second MONDAY OIL
| December mkt fhe 10TH. between the hours o.
| 10 H. III. and . .. III.
nol5 i'd Gil JuMONVlLLE, Cashier.
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wANTEIs-pUpILS.

MTANTED-A GENTLEMAN WITH A FEW
w hours leisure each day, would like q POSI-.
ton MS visiting teacher to limited number Of
young children. Best II re erences given Ad-
dress /, Box 2e45 nG24
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yNrANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN. A POSI-
w ton as teacher In family either in the
city or country. He has had valuable ex-
perence as such, and can furnish the BEST 81
more to be desired than salary, and he would
be willing to consider the comforts Of one q
largs portion Of it, Address TEACHER. 2is st.
.Joseuh street, New Orleans no26
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Doll and Toy Department.

BUY DOLLS HERE AND SAVE MONEY.
WAX DOLLS. from t0c. up to SO. comprising
variety Of over 100 styles.
CHINA DOLLS from 10c. to 80.
KID DOLL BODIES, 81, 81 Is. 81 so.
DOLL HEADS, all sizes. from 1oc. to s., In
Wax. Biscuit, huber and China.
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yA1ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A SIT
w uation in II bakery and to drive u wagon.
Apply ut No. 100 Marigny street. no2s 3t
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yATANTED-A SITUATION AS CLERK.
w warehous"man. Waterman or any OPPOSITION.
by one who will make himself generally useful
wages small. Address j. A. r.. this office.
uf,pfI
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COMPREHENSIVE.

dissolution OF COPARTNEESHTP-T
~ ropartnership heretofore existing between
JEAN +. SATELLITES and ADOLPHE 7. LA
CkOfX has been dissolved rs per act executed
b fore Il. A. Peyroux. notary, No 81 Exchange
Alley dated November %. 1877. del 1t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

yHTANTED-A SITUATION AS ENGINEER
w for sugar plantation. saw mill. etc: have
had experience. have worked IN New YORK city
in sugar refinery as assistant. Good references
Address I. r.. Democrat office. nose at
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CATALOGUE AND PRICES

CATALOGUE AND PRICES
OF THE
CHICAGO
TRADE PALACE i,
t47 CANAL STREET,
Between Bourbon and Dauphine SITS,
NEW ORLEANS.
Cutlery and Siiyerware Department.
Six steel KNIVES with FORKS, for use.
Finer goods at s5e. to 80 per set.
Six silver plated TEASPOONS. for soc.
Six silver plated TABLESPOONS. for 75c.
Six silver plated TABLEFORKs. for 75c.
Finer grades Mt 95e. to 90 65 per set.
Silver plated flve-bottle CASTOR, 75c to 3d.
Silver plated NAPKIN RING. for ice. to 81 go
Six Ivory NAPKIN RINGS, for 75c. etc.
STANDARD WORKS, as Dickens. Mary
Holmes, Mrs. Harlan. o5c. each
Works of all the celebrated poets. only o5c. each.
All these books arc elegantly bound.
TOY BOOKS. from loo to 81 30 zach.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER l, 1877.
Programme:
FIRST Day-saturday, December 4.

FIRST DAY-Saturday, December 4.
FIRST RACE-Club Purse $500. Hurdle Race;
1900 TO first, s75 to second. S25 to third. Two
miles over eight hurdles.
SECOND RACE-The Socomb Stakes for coils
and nies then two years old; s25 entrance,
.. D., with $500 added. second horse to receive
s75 One milo. Closed with n inc nom nations.
THIRD RACE-Club Purse $500, second horse
TO receive SIS. Mile heats.
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yNIANTED-A SITUATION IN A WHOLE
w sale dry goods house or grocery store ~
entry clerk or any other capacity. Understands
the business, quick writer and correct ut flg-
position. Pleasa address r. care Chs. Fluehe,
corner Notre Dame and Tchoupitoulas. no29
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ATANTED-BY AN ACTIVE AND EXPE-
w risnced young man, farm with stock
and implements to work on shares, or will take
charge Of 1t for o stated salary. Best Of refer
5uUv furnished. address, FARMER Democrat
office SEQ II
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.
Soyernesses. Companions, etc.

NTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
w asituation TO cook. wash and Iron. Address
n, r. this office no29 1T
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WANTED A RESPECTABLE WOMAN.
w q situation as cook Address NJ. THIS o.
81 ,. no. at
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-12-21

COMMISSlONER'S OFFICE,
~ STANTON, VA. Dec IL, 1877
Crawford We. Imboden ct al Pursuant to q
decree OF the Circuit Court Of Augusta rendered
on the 2Est day of November, 1877, in the a bove
styled cause, | will proceed at my said office in
Stanton, on
MONDAY, the 18th day of JANUARY. 1878.
to take the following accounts
l. Whether the note taken by Comr Trout
for costs, referred o in the papers was ever COL
lected by him, and what disposition was made
of tho same.
2. 10 ascertain all the liens outstanding
against the property in the bill and proceedings
in this cause mentioned it beag the same prop
erty which was sold BY II g. Hartman and w
CARRIER to John D mboden, by deed bearing
date Nov. 2sth. 1855, md now belonging to
the estate o James Mayse, ee'd., and especial
ly to enquire whether there are any of the series
OF bonds still outstanding and unpaid, for which
the vendors lien was retained in the said deed
from Harman and tai Der to john D Imboden
At which time and place all parties holding
said bonds, are hereby notified ane required to
attend and prove their claims or be forever
thereafter debarred from asserting their said
liens against said properly Given under nv
hand this day and date first shove written.
VIM. PATRICK,
deci4-At Com'r.
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dec2l-4t
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
c,,,.,or m, IL

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
" STANTON, DEC, 18th, 1877.
Wooddel and Wife,
VS.
Michaels Ex'r and ais.
In pursuance Of an order of the Circuit
Court of augusta county, entered on the 10th
Of November 1877, in the foregoing cause, will
proceed st my office in Stanton,
On the 17th, day Of january, 1878,
to complete the settlement of the account Of w.
E Wooded as Executor OF Jonas Michael,
decd.
AZ account Of the transactions OF Wm.
l.. Mowry, lie Sheriff, and as such Admins
TRAITOR C. t. q Of jonas Michael decd.
An account Of the assets Of the estate of said
Jonas Michael, decd, ',nd the other accounts,
required By said order; at whict time aud place
ali psrtics interested are required to appear.
JOHN III. KINNEY,
dec2l-4t Commissioner.
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New Advertisements

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
SrAUsToN, Dec 18th, 1871
Antrim and wife vs.. Chapmau's Admir-. &C.,
now pending in GhAncery in the Circuit Court
of Augusta Ali parties, plai9tiffs and defep-
iants, in the above instituted cause and all
creditors of VIM. Chapman, decd, hereby
notified that, in puysu uce Of aa order render ed
il said cause on the 29tb Of Nov, 1871, shall,
at mY Office in sGunton, on
Friday. the LIST ddy Of February, 1878.
proceed to ascertain what portion of the money
ASSETS Of William Chapnan's estate, now in the
hands Of Adm'r Bruce wera the proceeds of
Or perry that might have baen SOLD uuder e
writ OF il ia, and Enat portion thereof were
The proceeds of subjects cf 'he.f ia. lien, al
though not susceptible If levy under the writ
and what cho:es III acfion belcn4i0g 10 the
estate offs sii Jh .pm&u whether collected or OF
were tie prcpest2 of said Chapman befor- the
ri. It 10 levy tine executions against him, sued
Out in 1859 7G had ceased 5f reason o! the ex-
piratiun lie return days Of said executions,
and said Golnmissi ner viii at the same time an 4
pl 4ca take iurther acconnt Of the real fund i !.
this cause as yet undistribnted. at which time
and place you are required 10 attend
J. ". GREEN SMITH.
Commissioner.
E1der y Mason n n dac21-At
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.DMMISsIONER,S OFFICE.

COMMlSSIONER'S OFFICE
" SrAuNToN, VA, Dec IL, III.
Sterrett's Admir- VS. Serrett,s Heirs, Sterrett
vs. Sterretts Adm'r Gardner vs.. Sterretts
Admir- sc Pursuant to y decree of the Circuit
court of Augusta, entered in the second of the
above causes on the 26h day Of January 1870
also TWO other DEGREES entered in the So ME, the
ore June 30tn, 1871, and the other Nov. 9th.
1871 M the decree o. June Goth, 1884, in the
cause of Gardner VS.. Sterrett's admir- and ais,
consolidating the above causes, | will proceed
at my said office in Stsunton, On
TUESDAY, the sth day of JANUARY, 1878,
to take the following accounts:
list. OF The transactions Of David Sterrett,
deceased, as executor of Thomss Young, dec d.
I'd. 4 separate account Of the transactions of
the defendant, William G. Sterrett, rs admin
istra or of David Sterrctt, decd, showing the
amounts and date OF all payments made By said
adm r to the distributees, respectively, since
his quai6ca tion-and.
Sd 0fall outstanding and unsatisded claims
against the estate of David Sterrett, deceased,
stated according to their respective priorities.
At which time and place all parties interested
are required to attend, and on or before the
dec'd -, mist attend before NE and preset the
evidence of theiL claims or in default thereof
be declared from an participation in said es.
tate. Given under my hand this day and date
first above written
VIM. PATRICK,
decI4 At Comm r.
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[ oR0 & TAvLo R j,
NEW YORK..

INFORM lrHE LADIES OF Stu ETON
THAT OUR MAIL AND EXPRESS rtPART
MENT is NOW 81. THOhOUGHLY ORGAN
IZED, THEY CAN Do THEIR ST PIP NC IN
NEW Y, Elk WITHOUT THE EXPENSE OF
TRAVELLING THE.lE. WE SEND SAMPLES
OF PIECE GOODS WITH PRICES PLAINLY
RKED, AND CATALOGUES OF LADIES',
MISSES. AND CHn,DREN'S FURNISHING
GOODS 3Y MAIL TO APPLICANTS WHO
SEND US THEIR PROPER Address, FREE
OF CHARGE, AND IF THEY EXPLAIN
CLEARLY TIE KIND OF GOODS WANiEl',
WE SELDOM FAIL. IN SUIT1NG THEM. .
FROM THE PRINTED CATALOGUE THEY
CAN ALWAYS MAKE SELECTION OF GAR
MENTS THAT WILL CIV SATl FACTION,
AND 1T IS ONLY NECESSARY 10 GIVE
THE PROPER MEASUREMENTS TO INSURE
SUCCESS.
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dec2l-4t

ATIEGlNlA: IN VACATJON-In The Clerk s
Office of the circ'it Court or Augusta
Coun y, December 18th, 1877.
Lucy "A. Brown, Plaintiff,
against
Robert B. Brown, Admir- OF jacob Brown,
dec Elisha Brown, William Brown and IS
abella his wife, Margaret Brown, Fulton
Brown, Marz B row n. - Brown and Mary
his wife, Henry Brown, an infant, and Isaac
Brown, an infant, Defendants.
The object Of this Suits 10 revise and correct
decree rendered by the Circnit Court Of Au-
gusla County, On the 9Th day Of april, 1871, in
the case Of lucy a Brown VS.. Robt B Brown,
Adm Of Jaeob Brown, d5c aud ais.
The Defendants Margaret Brown and Fulton
Brown not having entefe7 tneir appearance,
ana it appearing By affidavit fled that they sre
non-resdents Of this State: Il is ordered thai
they appear here within :tne month after due
publication Of this notice. ard do what is neces-
sary to protect their interest
J. N. RYAN,
2,
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MIA R ssSGD.

KOONTZ-ZIRKLE.-A the residence ofthe brides
Paul Stirewalt, Mi. Francis M Koontz OF Page, to
Miss Fora j.. daughter of Reuben Zirlle. The
attendants were Misses Nettie and Matte Rosen-
berger, Susie Koontz and Jennie Allen, and Messrs
Reuben and A. Z. Zirke, Jno. koontZ and L N.
Graves. IN the room where the attendants met,
previous to their appearing at the hymenia alter
was inscribed the motto, 'Happy meeting" Other
suitable notices tastefully arranged had their al'
pIopriate places.
HOMPSON-FAUBER.-Ne Greenville, Dec
18th, by Rev. james Murray, Mr.. Jeremiah NJ
Thompson, and Miss Pamela v. daughter OF
Samuel P Fsuber, Esq, all of this county.
nUFF- :, ", stone CHURCH December,
and Miss Margaret Ellen Kerr, daughtersof David,
Kerr, Esq.-all OF this county.
BAIRD-LAIREY,-Near Spring HILL Dec, 10Th,
by ley: Levi 4. Wenger, alr; john N. Baird and
this county
era WFORD-PARkLNS.-A Valley Brook
Dec, 18th, BY Rey l. W. x H, Handy, MI George B
late l. j. Parkins, all OF this county.
FRETW ELL-HALEY,-A Stuarts Druft, Dee,
18TH MI. Hamilton FretWell and Miss Rachel L.
daughter of William Haley, hsQ.-all OF this Coun-
Observation-Disclosures Stanton, Va, Dec, 18th,
MI. Henry n. VaSSeur and Miss Clara A., daugh-
ter, of Jno HtWill, Esq, all the county
TURNER-PECK. Near swoopes Depot, Dec,
10Th rIr Logan Turner and Miss Emma b. daugh-
ter OF Capt. Ii. IL. Peck, all of Augusta.
WIS Observation-Disclosures Motfetts Creek Dec,
20th Mr.. jeremiah NJ. Wiseman, OF Rockbridge
co. Va, and Miss Sarah B. daughter OF Andrew
Reed Esq.
STOUTAMEYER-CROWE Churchve Va.
Dec. Goth, MI F. Newton Stoutmameyer; and
Miss Susan A., daughter of sJohn Crowel ESQ.,
all OF Augusta.
FARROw-MCC0MB.-N Fishersville Dec, 18th,
MI. William j. FarroW, OF Botetourt CO., Va, and
Miss Emma c. daughter Of William McComb,
Esq,
ANDREWS-BUTLER.-In Richmond. on the 18th
and Miss Ann w. Butler, daughter of Mr. William
F. Butler.
BROOME-LINK.-At Hunstell Hail. Henrico co.
on 18th, inst, by Rev. M. D.. Hoge, ID. D., Miss
Mamie L. Link, of Richmond, and Dr.. Ii. e. 3.
BroOme, of Maryland. No cards.
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,EbEWEs.

HENKLE.-At Waynesboro, Dec. 4th Fannie NJ.
wife of Alpheus G. Henkle aged 26 years, and on
Dec. End Gordon P. Henkle her infant son aged
Il days.
GRAY-At Fincastle Dec, 10th, Rebecca wife OF
Olivier Gray and daughter OF the late Dr. Scots,
of Covington, Allegheny.
DINKLE.-On Friday, the 18th OF December, after
protracted illness, at the residence of her parents
Samuel and Elizabeth Dnke, near Mt. Scion. in
Augusta CO., Emma e. Dnke, aged % years. 2
months and 3 days,
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Il. MASON & co. have just received sew
erai quaiities of Oysters. which they now have
On exhibilion for the purpose cfpermitting the
public 70 see that there is the same difference
between qualities of Oysters as batween super
hne and family -four, and, in fact, those terms
may be significantly applied to oy sters. Call
and see their select Oysters DO tn IN and out OF
the she'll They now have the Rappahannock,
Back River, Garter Creek and York River,
among which you can be suited in quality and
price. dec7
TAYLOR has all kinds OF FIRE WORKS for
BOYS decl4-2t
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a GENTLE H1NT.-ln our style of climate, with
its sudden changes Of temperature, Pain, wind
and sunshine cften intermiaged in a single
day, it is no wonder that our children friends
and relatives are so frequently taken from US by
neglected colds, half the deaths resulting direct
" from this cause A bottle Of Boschee's Ger
man Syrup kept about your home for immedi-
ate use will prevent serious sickness, a large
DOCTORS bill, ana perhaps death, blythe use Of
three or four doses. For curing Consumption,
HemorrL ages, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs
Group Or any disease Of the throat or Lungs, its
SUCCESS is simply wonderful. as your druggist
will tell you. German Syrup is now sold
in every town end village on this continent
Sample Bottles to try sold at 10 cents. Regu-
lar size rs cents For sale by DR.. N. Wayt &
Bro, G. W. May and ". R. Tyree.
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No. 8 W. Nam Street,

Come and see the grand display of Confef-
tionaries, Fruits and Toys NJ coufect;onar.
department is furnished with the hest ard
freshest O. Candies, Nus, Raisins, Figs, Cur
rants, Cihrons ard everything that heart can
wish fer in the conf ctionerv line. A large as
.ortrnent of Sugar Toys, also the incest nssort.
meat of French candies ever brought to the ctv
OF Stanton. III kinds of Tafe ,aa G daily.
have also store fresh arrival of TROPICAL
Fruits, viz: California Pears, Malaga Grapes.
Bananas, Oranges and Lemons also splendid
stock Of bottled and canned goods The cale
brate0 ktmore's Vince Meat cheaper than yer.
An endless variety Of Crackers and Cakes.
Large Christmas T uit Cakes baked iced and
ornamentel il the handsofnes style You will
save money by coming and examining our
large and well selected stock cftpys-- sometime
TO please ever' body, from the smallest 0 The
largest viz Tin Wagons, Toy Horses, Wash
Sets, Kitchen Sets Drums Toy Trunks, Pts
tolls, Guns Tool Chests, ard evars thing 10
please the children. call the boys' ana girls
attention to my stocE. Of Wood Wagons, Exs
presses, Baby Carriags s. Sleighs, &c, &c
FIREWORKSl FIREN ORkS!! an endless
variety of + EWORkS, Sky Rockets, Roman
Candles, Fire Crackers, Large and nmsll Tor
pedoes, Bengal Lights Spit Derils Fire
Wheels, &c. Come ami examine cur beautiful
assortment of China Goods: Fine Toilet Sets,
Fine Vases, China Cups and Saacers, Mugs and
every variety of China Toys suitable for ladies
and gentlemen, cheaper than ever sold in
Staunton.
Thanking my kind friends for their liberal
p ltronage in the past, solicit the same in the
future. Come and eXa mine my stock.
Yours very respectfully,
JAMES EG. ia KT4GbEg.
N. B. Wedding and other parties furnished
at the shortest notice
decl4-tf
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STAUNToN, December 9th, 1877

sTAUNToN, December 9th, 1877
FIour-Extra, $500; supertire 81 900
$500: Family. $1,000 $500. " hcat-wllite
ST .15(0S1 22ii. en-. 60c. Oats, 28e(a SOC;
bacon, s(d9cts. (hog round); I.ard-loe
ed, 6oc; Molasses-5 0c(0$1 GO; Batter
1s(02Oc; Eggs-20 cents Timothy SEED
81. 25C9 81 so; Potatoes, 45050c. Pork, $3.50
@$4,75; Dressed Turkey, &c; Dressed
Chicken, SC.
REMARKS.
Since last weeks report there has been
some decline in wheat and flour with dull
market caused nc doubt by the near ap-
proach of peace between Russia and Tur-
key.
In Baltimore Wednesday dressed hogs
were quoted at $5@$5,25, turkeys undrawn
7(0Sc, and chickens undrawn 6(97c.-
those drawn are 1(02c. higher.
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New AGves tEseHaaenes.

ESOMMI5 SIONER'S OFFICE,
~ STAUNToN, Va, Dec l8th, 1877.
Antrim,
vs..
Rankin and ais.
All parties interested in the oresong canse
pending in the Circuit Court of Augusta County
TAKE NOTICE, that have fXei upon the
14th day of January, 1873.
at my Office to take an account of liens binding
the real estate Of David Rankin, an account Of
he real estate of DaFid Rankin subject to the
lien of the Plsintiff Judgment with the fee sim
pie and annual rental value thereof; and an
account of the alterations of re al estate made by
David Rankin since the recovery of Pits
Judgment and 10 whom slieno ted, which accounts
are directed to be taken by decree entered in
this cause On the 3rd Of April 1877 at which
time and place you are required to attend.
JOHN NJ. KINNEY,
dec2l-4t Commissioner.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-12-21

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" Staunton, Va, Dec. 18th, 1877.
Bickle o. Kinney, Trustee,
and
Bickle as Mitchell 4 al
All parties Interested in the foregoing cause
are hereby notifi"d hat | will pr >ceed at my
office in Stauntou, on
TUESDAY, the 18th Day of JANUARY next
to take the following account, viz An account
of the liens binding the fund in this carse
whether by Judgment or otherwise, and the o.
der of their priority, which account is ordered
by degree entered IN said cause on the 10th Of
November, 1871 and ali persons holding liens
against the real estate of George H Mitchell
decd, are required to present and prove them
before me, on or before the time appointed for
taking said account oflens,
JOHN NJ KINNEY,
decJ4-4t COMMIT in Chancery.