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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

Another illustration Vt the power of exam.
plo appears in the fact that James Gordon
Bennet i maturing plan for establishing
cess Of Garden City. under A. r. Stewards
labors in its behalf, undoubtedly has sstisnu-
lated Mr., Bsnnet To similar enterprise. The
site he has chosen is about half way between
New York aud Trenton, just now rather a
barren waste but BY generous expenditure
of money it may be redeemed, and made to
blossom. II is said that Mr.. Bennett promises
that 2 branch railroad, connecting with the
New Jersey Central near South Amboy, shall
be built, 70 furnish direct route 10 New
York.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

Lrsr or Letters REMAINING UScx1LED
FoR AT TIE LAMBEnrvrLLE, IN. ~ PosT
orF1oE, ron 80 pArs, Dec. 20, 1877:
Stephen Garretson.
Miss Cstharine Johnson.
Madame Charles Fisher.
Miss Mary Denick.
j. T. Brifton
sherod w. Wilbur
Mre. Belle Carfrey s
Miss Lidia B. Bethel, tex
bliss Jennie Wread.
LOCAL tEarnns.
Miss Mariah Hannoke.
Mary 5ans Dsry.
Oscar Bufd.
E. H. Schank.
ctAnx P1nnsos. r N.
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CARD or THANKS,

The employees Of ths La,nbertville Manu-
featuring Company desire to return their sin
cere thanks to Warren A. Green, Esq, Busi-
ness Manager Of the Company, for the kind
remembrance of them shown in the bestowal
of Christmas gifts. Such manifestations are
appreciated by them more especially because
Of the friendly feeling which it evinces and
the kindly interest which it exhibits--traits
which nave not been exceptional on his part.
TIE EMPLOYEES.
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with rare exceptions an business was suspend
ed dariig a greater portion Of the day. 10 q
general way there were but few things that
were not indicative Of honor to the occasion
on which MI mankind should thankfully COM
mennonite tho Bhall q Christ. = Merry
Christmas ~ Fas upon almost every lip, aud
the hearts Of both young and old were made
glad by kind fsiendss The little ones danced
with delight over their Christmas trees, and
the goodness Of Santa olaas.n Taking the
above as aruthfal representation Of tho
scenes of she day~-and excepting little show
once 81 twice to Violate this sacred rsaujl~.
mont-~who viii doubt but that there %as
tendency, IS there ever should be On this oc-
casicn, 10 draw the mind tow&rsi the Author of
81 goodnesa, wAo naadt'snch scsnes posSible,
even araonx Tue >lls11 IN II men. 81 s' Z:
Or. r. g. Eoalke, showed Us tree ii hi
parlor that waa tastefplIy burdened with 1
due collection Of appropriate deeorntions,- ~
Although Our attention was called 20 many
refreshing sjRllts Of tho samo order. his was
the most beautifully prepared tree We saw
during The day.
A tree prepared at the residence Of Mr.
Moses Fryling 10 spoken Of as having been
fino affair.
Christmas Eve presented lively represon-
tstion Of 2 business.''' Tho good work Of
spreading broadcast gladness was ths FREEDOM.
mating feature. A Christmas Tree, elabor-
ately prepared BY the officials of the Chapel
Sunday school was disrobed Of it's handsome
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T.,.. - t.;., ...,,..,...i- -. u
Pennington Jail from this city. They range
from twenty to forty a week. Our ont Of. town
friends censnre I,ambsr,v;lle for tho co,r.a
NJ. !. -. .s.......', -. ~.
'"as - o''k p"'s1s'' '"s o"""os $50 '''"s
the censure is just as our officers strictly com-
ply with the law Of the State, which requires
these trn,np Il, be arrested. IL il TO be hon.
- ,,...,.,'. ~. ~ III,
w. ''o"ese's '.a' ''' 0o"A"k nss's'~'u.e WIN
spesu',s a'no"u y reps 'ae eA's''ng INV
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

SURPRISES. --Of late turkeys have surprised
the people and people have surprised the tur-
keys. The former has been the exception
rather than the rule, but was the case when
Mr.. Peter g. Naylor, of Solebury,wa present.
ed with fine turkey Of which be knows not
from whence Il came.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

The Tribune remarks that the Democratic
smore beneficial than Republican quarrel to
4 nable it to bear the burden Of 4 solid South
eager for subsidies and repnd'ation. The Re-
publican party has always been able to thrust
ifs quarrels into the back -gfonnd. when the
time came foi stand.up tussle with the ene-
mics Of the Government, and II win be able
to do 1t aRain.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

RsMARxABLY UNCOMMON "A few days
ago, DR.. r. G.. Foulke. Of New Hope, found a
bunch OF tisndelions growing and In bloom, in
his backyard. This is about as uncommon to
the season as WAS the picking Of a number Of
strawberries, by Mr. Howard Paxsou, from
his vines, q few days since
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

When the banker Drexers daughter was
married, two or three weeks ago, the we'd
ding presents were over $40 in number aud
1llfd the large library attached to the honse.
6enrge w. Childs was the most magnificent
contributor. Hea husband Is James w. Paul.
moon Il Newport. No hard 4 times in that
quarter, itappears.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

ATTEMPT AT HANGING. The Intelligenccr
says :--On Friday evening. the 2tst ints.,
George Quinby, residing at Centre Hill. Sole
bury township. was found hanging BY the
neck in the entry Of his barn. Luckily life
was not extinct when be was found and cut
down. and though insensible and almost gone
he soon revived. No cause has been assigned
for this act. s
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

CoMrLErED!-The engine house to be used
by the Delaware Fire Company, Of New Hope,
is now about completed. Il stands adjoining
Mr.. Joseph P. Stockton's ice.house and fronts
on Bridge street. Mr.. Frank Bush did the
carpenter work. It Is snug little building
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

o'BRIEx's SHow.--We noticed few weeks
ago that O'Brien's show was to be sold
by the sheriff at Richmoud, Va. It.w sold
on an execution issued by Forepaugh, Of
Fr.nkffvTis, to whom 0'Brien had confessed
Judgment 70 large amount. Q,Brien's farm
Ia Upper Makeneld has been condemned b.
Sherifrs Jury, and will DO sold in short
time.r Entsrprisc.
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PREMiuM AwARDEp.--Edwip johnson. of
Dolington, is said to have been the only ex-
hibitor from Bucks county At the State Sooi--
ETY. poultry fair, carrying of the pnim for
Plymouth Rocks, and . special premium.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26
NEW FALL DRY GOODS /


AIargo stock, handsomely assorted, With
the most desirable Fabrics, Styles and Color
ings Ia the market for the present ssason's
trade. l have just purchased large qiianti-
ties Of New Goops By the Case. Bale and
Package, and have marked the selling pricea,
as heretofore, in plain figures, deeming this
mode the most satisfaotory to customers.---
Numerous kinds Of Dry Goods am Offering
at prices cheaper than they have ever been
sold before.
The Old Amoskeag Co. best Standard Prints
in choice new tyles, only 30.
The best Prints manufactured. in new dark
Fall work. at only &c.. To. and So.
Yard-widc Crctonne Chintxes. Ia dark rich
colofings, only 50.
Fancy aud Plain Dress Cooda. new and
cheap, ~ ioc., i2lc., 1906 isc., CSC, sio. and
87tc.
Yafd-wide Bleached and unblsached Mus.
lin, in the best standard makes and Brands,
at &c., To-, 3d., loo. and t2Ac.
Canton Flsnnels very cheap note the
prices +; &c., &c., Zoe. and f2}c.
pc"siuf " WI fHH"vsss ~ hoc.s SvvsS ~oo.
and 3lc.
Medicated, sRbsumstic, Shaker aud
Double Weight Scarlet Twllled Flannela, At
-s7sc., 100, sso. and Soc
Cheviot shirtines, At 100. aud i2ic.
Fancy Plaid Shifting FlannsIs, at i21c.,
lSc. and 25c.
Cloths aud cassinssss for Mons and Boys
wears
All Wool cassimeres, at s7so, Soe.,
6asc. aud TO.
Fine grades Of Cloths aud Cassimerss.
overcoAtings Dress Coatings aud Business
Suitings
Cheap p.nssloou ssuas, i ,sss., iee. and
25c.
Msrino Uudsrwear, very ehsap. Good Me-
rino Vests, Shirts aad Drawers, At ESQ.,, sio..
S73c.. Doc. and Tic.
A large assortment Of House Furnishing
Dry Goods, Carpets, OH Cloths, Msttings,
Blankets Quilts. Table Liusns, Couuterpanss,
Druggets, &c., &C.
shawis, Cloaks and Furs.
Fancy and Plain Beaver Cloth sackings and
Cloakings.
An elegant selection Of enc Dress Goods.
Persons purchasing Goods from this assort.
ment. which have only partially described.
will have the advantage Of the largest stock
to select from In any one store IN New Jereoy.
At II. 9. 6bpppzR's,
Old New Jersey Store,
No. " Greene Street,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

D1PHrHHRrA. -. Diphtheria 10 now very
prevalent in Doylestown. The only two
children Of the widow Of the late Howard K
6ayer. died last week.
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The actual majority for the Republican
Senator lately elected in Beaufort county.
South fsroliBa WIS over 5000. The DEMOS
cratic election commissioners threw ont Of
the cunt several districts which gave ma.
,ori y Of 1860, but made no attempt % show
any fraud or improper conduct A. tile polls
None Of the Democratic districts were excIud-
a.
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NorrcE. Notics is given in the Bristol
Obseruer that a hill will be presented At the
next session of the Legislature to repeal the
law establishing the Law Library Of Bucks
County.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

CUNNING SEASON CLOSED. --On Saturday,
the 18th inst, the cunning season closed. s.
fine for shooting rabbit and $40 fine for
shooting partridge il the penalty prescribed
by law.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

New COMPANY. The old telegraph lines
between the principal cities OF the country
having become consolidated, aud again mo-
nopoly new company has been formed.
which viii commence operations in a short
time BY the building of new line between
Philadelphia and New York. It will have a
capital Of $40 600, 900, divided into shares Of
$s5 each. James L. Shaw, . native Of Bucks
county. and who spent his early life in
Doslestown, is President Of the Company
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

RElio1ous - Rev. B. H Sanderlin, Of the
New Hops ~ =. Church, expects - preach 1
sermon on Thu lud9ment. " % Sunday ".
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

The Pennsylvania Railroad announces that
the usual quarterly dividend Of RI per cent.
on stock Of the United Companies Of New
Jersey will be paid at New York and Pliila-'
delphia. on January 10. The alarm Of stock
holders at the recent attack on the lease has
already received its quietus, and II the corps
neetls any further interh,ept the declaration
q this dividend IS sufficient. The ten per
cent. per annum which comes to the united
Railroad Companies stockholders y about a.
sure as any financial payment can be in this
world
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

The Supreme Court Of the. Unifed Sfafes
has followed the example of Congress and Or.
dsred vacation until the 7th Of January.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

A part Of the cargo If fbe Indiana, which
sailed from Liverpnol last week, was z400
quarters Of beef representing 800 animals.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

III you want to get the best sewing ma
chine in the market, try the Light Running
Domestic, for sale by Mrs. M. w. COOLEY
Every machine warranted. Dec. 49,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-26

Babicsafe AS institution and should be
guarded from attacks Of Colo, FIatulence,
ETC., by pr. Bulls Baby syrup Price rs
cents per bottle.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lansbertvfife. N. y. Dec. 70. 1871.
THE Legislature viii meet 81 the sth 81
Js65aSyA MoClellan nill bx lsauxur.tesl

NttcAte0t VIA ktst klti3s
--Teacbers' Bibles. elegant books for gins.
at Moose's Book Store. 2t.
The thermometer yesterday tChristmas)
at2 F n. stood q 49, Thia' 10 remarkable
for this season Of the year. ssSS'.t ~ 49,
The annual meeting Of the Delaware VAL
ley Farmers and Mechanics Agricultural So,
cietx Yin Be neld Ii Lyceun, Hall, Il, this ~.
on the 1eth Of next January, at II a. III.
The Sunday School and congregation Of
Croton will have Christmas Tree entertain
ment in the Baptist Church, this evening.
(the soth.)
box Of gilt edged paper and envelopes,
best quality, only 25c. at Anderson's Drug
Store. nov. 2i.
The lecture on Holland and Belgium, by
Rev. DR.. p. a. Studdiford. announced for
next Monday evening, has been postponed.
The exact time win be announced hereafter.
Merino Underwear, fitting from an infant
to the largest adult. Prices greatly reduced
from last season, at Van Horns. Oct Sd
Tho Knights Of Pythias. of this city. on
Wednesday evening Ct last week had supper
at their lodge room, Matthew'S Hall, at which
We are informed, q very pleasing time was
had.
Our Carrier win present handsome New
r~ss.s 1Adassss W rnE rEcoHD subscribers,
on New Years morning. and will be pleased
toreceive any reraembrances that they may feel
willing 10 bestow.
Ladies' Cioaks, Coats. and Dresses, cut
and made to order at short notice, at Mrs. M.
w. Cooley's. d6tf
The Arms and Ordinance Works in Tren-
ton which have been purchased by Mr.. Adam
Exton for $50, are to be used by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company IS freight
depot 49,
Now is the time to buy Singer Sewing
Machine. They are sold at $50. Lower than
any other first class machine. For sale at
Schulhaus', s.. Z. corner Church and Union
streets.
1.-The committee of the G. A. R.. who con-
Quoted the prosecution of Won Media at Flem-
ington, have been publicly thanked by the
various posts for the energy and success Of
their efforts.
oAnson fiaane's extremely low very
ooc'of' 9 anu ioc's' ~ AZ morn =. =. o.
Mrs Alraugh, wife of Freeholder George
y. Alpaugh, OF Tewksbury, whose death We
recorded two weeks ago, was taken suddenly
Al 'ass inufsoay morning. aoc'or was
sent for. but before his arrival she was
cornse.
r.,..a.... ,,.,,. NJ. :, IA W.. ~,
no,d saanar - .bair ,oaas rao,, ,,vs.
raa p.ra sr Ca. - a,or,.aw r,,,a..,s.s :,
s...s,..-ss .s,.'.s -. ~ sn;,,s-s.,
will ha nrs.ent Tbess annua, sumner. Of
tbis Lodge have heretofore been very pleasant
occas;ons
u.;.;a,. ,,,,>.r ~. = a.. -. ~ I.
.,s..' 1919 BPS. 80 = 80 ~, 90 =, "
s'''' D'"s '.'' "' -
e "s'es Wy '"'' - .'e @as
have recourse 10 Ii in the early stages OF pul-
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~
~, rs.s:SSs ~ - s's oAnu so'enaueu
-'s, 'As' sssA'ns'
Aaeess q paper aud "a envelopes. all
~ II s'ss = AhosFson's Drug Store. r. ~.
ne Winona Orchestra viii play at The
kesslvai On Thursday evening. At Holcomhe
lzali-
--All the employees IL the r.ambarfyslla
Manufacturing Co.'s Works tthe rubber fac
tory) received Christmas presents III. -,
rled men received each turkey and the an
smarried avtrade dollar.
The Festival at Holconbe Hall win BE-
continued this evening, and Tomorrow Thnrs-
dayl evening": There win be Instrumental
music, and MrA Jarloy'a Original and s:mon-
pure Wax Works win be exhibited at 945
each evening, without additional charge. The
Doll Baby Show is an attractive feature and
can be seen for . cents.
The Concert at Holcombe Hall last ev.p-
ing was successful. both a. to atten3ancs ana
performance. The Winona Orchestra. eou-
Quoted By Mr.. Charles A. Davis. PLAYED ID
their usoal excellent and artistic manner the
solos on the cornet, bv Mr.. Gustav Winkler.
Of Trenton, were finely PLAYED. ~, received.
and encored Miss Annie r.. Horton p4,rfos.,-
cd the piano solos in a brilliant manner, and
the singing of Miss Ida Pierson and Mr.. Eu-
~ a .
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--Licorice Lozengers for coughs and colds
At Anderson's Drug Store nov. 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-10-18
SunerInr GOurr.

OCTOBER cYIIL TERM, 1877. sYMoNDs, j., PREsID-
WEDNEsDAY.-In the case of Charles T. Dumphy
and wife VS.. Chas E. Winslow, tor assault and bat
terry the jury rendered verdict for the defendant
Co6b for plaintiff. Frank for defendant.
Charles e. Winslow VS.. Charles b. Gordon. As
sault and battery. Verdict for the plaintiff for five
dollars.
Frank for plaintiff Cobb for defendant
FRANK Kane VS.. s. d. Hall. Action to recover fees
DIS keeper OF ersonal property attached by defend
ant as coussbe % days at 81 so per day and rent
of stable for same time 81.
III May, 1875, woman by the name of Finch
stored some furniture in the plaintiffs stable Sinh
sequently the defendant with one Hudner came and
attached the goods Oh writ against Mrs, Finch in
favor of HudDer and put plaintiff in as keeper and
he served in that capacity % days. when he was dis
charged by a letter from Hall in which he said Hue
ner would pay him. Plaintiff declined to look to
Hudner, saying that Hall employed him.
Hall says he never employed Kane as keeper; that
he told Hudner in presence OF Kane The goods were
not worth attaching and paying keeper but at
Hudner's request he did attach and appoint Kane as
keeper, it being understood by Kane and Hudner
that Hudner to pay the keepers fees. Verdict
Tor the plaintiff for $33.O2.
Blelhen for plaintiff Frank for defendant
The next case in order is Quimby City of Port
iand to recover damages for personal Injuries sus-
tanned by an alleged defect in the highway.
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Brief Jot.iuRs,


The Centennial Jubilee singers APPEAR at City
hall next Monday.
A special meeting of the Union Rowing
Club will be held this evening
The zach Rag has returned to this port, the
proposed sale not having been contaminated.
Today st. Luke's Cathedral will be conse-
Grated.
Over twenty rooms have been engaged at the
Falmouth Hotel for visitors to witness the con-
secration of St. Luke's church.
Off GER Harmon and Sterling arrested color
ed girl named Ludkins yesterday for stealing
napkins and various other articles from Miss
Bartlett who lives on the Eastern Promenade.
All the policies in the state of Maine in the
"Agricultural' Insurance Co., New York,
Bangor Insurance Co. of Bangor, "Globe"
Insurance Co. of Boston, have been re-insured
in the .'Shawmut' Fire Insurance Co. of Bos-
ton.
A Vermont sharp er writes to the city clerk
for the exact figures of the last election 10
Portland, explaining that he wants to make a
bet on the majority. to be settled by the clerks
response to future Geographic inquiry. The
letter will not be answered
The pastor ofthe Bethel 10 this city ha 5 just
received S. from ''a friend'' to help forward the
good work in which he is engaged. He hopes
it is the beginning of "a shower of such gifts
where they are greatly needed. and are thank
fully received.
In the case of Charles H. Worthen VS.. the
Grand Trunk Railway Co., to recover for bodi-
ly Injuries received in consequence Of neglect
of defendants servants, which has been on
tri al in Boston for a week past, the jury Tues
day afternoon returned verdict for plaintiff
for $685.. Ben Butler was plaintiffs counsel,
and John Rand, ESQ.,, for defendant
CRIMINAL MALPRACTTCE.
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(By Telegraph)


LEWISTON, Oct. 1.-THE coronel's inquest in
the case of the death of Miss Lizzie M. Holmes
was continued before Coroner J. L. Small at
the Municipal Coult room at 2 clock this af-
ternoop.
John F. Foss testified to giving Miss Holmes
an engagement ring two years ago, and also to
lending her $50 in money the night before she
disappeared.
Mrs. Mary Lamb testified that she first saw
Miss Holmes Thursday, Oct. 4th, when she
came to her house and asked for room. She
took her in, and Tuesday morning, Oct 9th
she was delivered of the fetus. DR.. W. K.
Cakes was called on last Monday evening and
found the girl in an unconscious condition,
breathing rapidly and signing. DR.. Cakes tes-
tilted that Mrs. Lamb told him the name of
the girls paramour.
This coDfic,ed with Mrs. L. 5 testimony. She
was recalled and finally corroborated the doc
tors testimony.
Dr. Elizabeth s. Hoar and DR.. e. 81. Hill
testified that they had been called to Mrs.
Lambs house to attend young ladies in SINH
lar condition, but had both,refused to have any
thing to do with them.
Miss Mary A. Lamb, daughter of Mrs. Lamb.
also testified that within two years four young
ladies had been sick at her mothers house in
the same way.
At y o'clock in the evening the jury adjourn
ed to meet at o'clock Thursday afternoon
when the verdict will be given
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CiTY AFFAIRs.
special Meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen.

A special meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen was held last evening.
Geo. II. Abbott, Chas S. Andrews, Chas.
MCCARTHY and John Fl. Knight were drawn
as traverse Jurors at the November term of the
Superior Court.
Petition of A. W. Whitmore for removal of
large tree on the southeastern side of Dan
forth street, between Maple and High, was re-
ferred to the Committee on Cemeteries and
Public Grounds.
Order abating the tax of the Portland Water
company for the year 1876, in consideration of
their laying mains in certain streets in the
western part of the city, which was laid on the
table at the last meeting, was taken from the
table and passed in concurrence with the
Council
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-10-18
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTIsEmENTs TODAY

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Music Hall-Boston Comedy Company.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special Meeting-Uninn Rowing Club.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Hill's-3
Carlton Kimball-2.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ROYAL London Tea Store-3
Fringing Machines Wheeler & Wilson.
Furnished Rooms.
Wanted-Situation.
For Sale-Grocerv Store.
Wanted-Dressmaker.
Non Resident Taxes-BaldTin,
Our Fall Styles Hill.
Furnished House to Let.
Rooms TO Let.
For Balttmore-J. Nickerson 81 Son.
AUCTION COLUMN,
Large Sale-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
Stock and Fixtures-F. o. Bailey g. Co,
Carpets, &c.-F. o. Bailey & Co.