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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28
enANp nArlps. Mlcn.. Nov .. I'D.
LATER.
SANEORD,S RADICAL CURE

not only promptly arrests the couolng discharges IN
Catarrh but by sympathetic action Il restores t. sound
health all the organs OF the head that have become
affected by It, aal exhibit any OF the following alec
tons:
Defective Eyesight, Unframed and Mattcry
Eyes, Painful and Watery Eyes, Loss Of
Hearing, Earache, Neuralgia of the Ear,
Discharges from tho Ear, Ringing Noises
in the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Headache,
Pains in the Temples, Loss of the Senses Oi
Taste and Smell, Elongation of the Uvula,
Inflammation of tho Tonsils, Putrid Sore
Throat, Tickling or Hacking Cough, Dron-
chltis, and bleeding of the Lungs.
Each package contains Dr. sanford's Improved In.
nling Tube win full and carefully prepared directions
for In all cases Price, a. For sale by all wholesale
and retail druggists and dealers throughout the nitel
States and tanadas. WEEKS d POTTER, General
Agents md Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28

Don't put an enemy in your mouth to steal your
teeth. Avoid deeterious dentifrices. Rely on 5000
don't. Nothing can be purer more certain to pre-
vent the teeth from becoming diseased. After each
brushing they glitter like pearls, and the gums grow
rosy red.
The strongest attachments are formed with spald-
ing's Glue.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28
A Remedy that Never FaiIs.

Henry Johuson's Arnca aud Oil Liniment is an
external remedy for beast, for curing Wounds,
sprains, Strains Sores, Cuts, Bruised, Burns and
Ulcers of every kind, including Skin Diseases gener
ally; aud while its application is harmless and
painful, its effects are most wonderful. As Family
Eminent it meets the wants of every household.
Warranted to satisfy all who use it.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28
Hardware!

We have very full and complete
stock Of Hardware, in all its branch
eS, comprising Heavy and Shelf
Hardware, Nails, Iron and Steel,
Saws, Axes, ChiSelS, Planes, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Screws, Bolts,
Springs, AXles and Carriage Wood
Work, Wheels, Hubs, Rims, SpOkeS,
Shafts, &c. Also Horse and Ok
Shoes, Horse Nails, Files & Rasps,
Betting, ShOvels, Spades, Picks Il
Hoes, ---all of which we offer at low
est possible prices for good goods.
n L TU0UDC0V q M
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28

BaIters Mandrake Bitters will certainly cure you.
If You have any Liver difficulty, indigestion, constpa
ton, pain in the right side try these Dtters at once
aud see how much good you can receive for % cts.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28

Ladies who for years have depended on all manner
Of powders and cosmetics for giving them artificial
eomplexions, now find that GLEER's SULPHUR SOAR
druggsts. Hills HAZE AND WHIsKER DIE, black or
brown, 90 cents.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28

RURAL LIFE IN CALIFoRNIA.-In any East
ern sense there is no rural life in California,
and the thing called rustic simplicity is utter
ly unknown. To be sure, you can find a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28

"a valuable horse Of the writer's kicked on the
hook Swelling and lameness eAsued, rendering the
animal nearly worthless. We advised to try
Giles Liniment, aud gratihed to say acted like
charm. About two inches OF bone came away, the
sore healed up, and the lameness and swelling are
fast disappearing.
HENRY WARD BEEcHER,l Fditors
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28
HENRY W sbBdT RREEcHER' Editors.

Send postal card for pamphlet containing full in
formation to DocTOR GILES, 46l Sixth Avenue, N. \
HENRY C. WILLARD CO., Agents.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28
CONSUMPTION.
WISTAR'S BALSAM
WISTAR'S BALSAM
WISTAR'S BALSAM


AHINlLhllliab n H. march 10 lHbts
Messrs. SErH ". FowLE SoS: GcntlemeI-l feel
IN duty called upon voluntarily to give my testimony
In favor OF M WiSTAIVS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY. ! was taken sick last October with lung
complaint, accom- anied with very serious cough
aud after having been treated a number Of weeks by
tho bot phy sci1nH, they gave ne over iucurabC
ease OF consumption. and for about Fix weeks my
friends expected that might die any day having
trcy despair'd Of my recovery. AZ this time | read
the Advertisements aud certificates Of the Wild Cherry
Bal-am. and induced to try it myself. 1 have
taken ave bottles aud from the commencement have
been gradually recovering. My cough has now en-.
troy ceased | have regaiucd my flesh aud strength,
and am feeling quite well. l attribute the cure 10
Dr. Nistar'n Balsam Of wild Cherry, as have taken
no other medicine since commenced taking that
Very respectfully yours,
A
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28
E#i@ BAY STATE HOUSE, BOSTON.

TTNHE undersigned has taken an interest in the
i above named house upon such favorable terms
that he accommodate travellers at such reasonable
rates cannot fail to give satisfaction The hotel is
situated on Hanover street, within ten minutes OF
Northern and Eastern dcpns, has all the modern
venences Of tirst-cass hotel and excellent table.
Perfect satisfaction in every respect guaranteed
Terms 81 TO 81 per day. Horse pass the house
every few minutes for all parts Of the city.
=. A. ROBERTS,
A Formerly of Marlboro Hotel Boston.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-12-28
Price, 25 Cents.

Re careful to call for COLLINS voLTAIC PLASTER
lest you get some worthless imitation. Sold by all
Wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout the United
States and Canadas. and by WEEKS & POTTER, Pro
prictors, Boston, Mass.
, 1877-12-19

managed to get into the chapel and take It
down. The freshmen bad bniieA and barred
every door and window. and, jumping out oS an
uPNr-Atoyy window. left tho chapel a. they
Thought tmpenctrahlc. Thevcut the rope Of the
bell and did several mipchierous things.
Franklin had to toll the belt In the morning by
turning the wheel with his hands, and, on h-ini.
naked utter chapel What was the ma,tet'"' nc
replled: oh. ynu know yell enough: but
YOU can't set allead OF me-" lie little knew
what Vas to cnmc. All wrnt well till The
afternoon recitation, in which, after dark
ness hhn a+t In, a fHnnv Incident hap
peneh. While the Jnnior Professor waa rad
Ing The advance German lcaeon, Juet a. be ba,l
read the Inc "!s this tic end nf the woyldf'
the lights suddenly went out, and therc was to-
tAl darkness. AL sera1ablctl nut of The roon to
sec what catastrophe hna happened. About ten
minutes before evening chapel time. all the stu-
dents gathered In frnnE Of The rhspe' and spent
!hc time before rflaEei In singing, and waited
I'LL hyc minutes after time, when, Inst a. they
were dispensing. thinking TINT son.ethlne must
be wrong, the President appeared mud said
" "GcntleFnen, there will be ~ chapel" Three
cheers we're given for the President, aud fny tho
claas OF 81, who, Il Is supposed, fifc,i the Vas
lets with putty so that when Il became time for
chapel tho janitnr could not Hight the K,s.
When The ianj.pr came mt OF the bniI3tng he
looked crestfailcn. anil when asked, sWlnt ts
The matterf' he said: "This Is the first time In
i've years that the etudcnts have got ahtnlt OF
nc. acknowledge that am beaten, RE,lt It Is
The hest trick that the ssudcnta have done since
! have been herc,'' 1t Ia needless to say tLat
tAG freshmen AFg ciattu
, 1877-12-19

Just how far this would 60 tn jnstfy her in shons-
dencc during The trial.
to1tionnte fees charged b. constables The oar,ysa
aE1rieved may cantc The indictment Of any Con-
sAbn Who charges Of receives any EreAter fce than
n allowed NJ law. bnt tho whole thing ran b.
remcd.ed b7 n act nf the General Assembly Of
rcaEcely more than dozen Hines. Make Il the duty
of Justices Of the Peace 10 tar the Eon.tabIes fees
IN AZ ea'es. Forbid Any Inatice OF tbs Pencs 70
tet down or tax IN his docket my conptables tees
which ate mt i!emizcd IN the ocers return, 10 ~
fees 10 charged arc legal OF not, and forbid The
.Iussico 20 tax fof anr Constable any other OF
greater Tee In Any case than Ia allowed by law.
]. N1xsntf.
, 1877-12-19

f3eforc that could be settled ''Black Friday"
rame and injured the f'em more than tbey knew
Peree, II w % .ict, and m"nv new @ ieb,s ue.c eo,trnet
cd. But still tho members Of tho firm felt per-
fectly safe &ntl considered themselves PROSPER
OILS null sound
The present partnerahip expired by limitation
on the ist of this month. ARRANGEMENTS trad
tccn made for 4 renewal ot the psrtncrAhip, md
other partners, solnl csptaliAls, had bcon taken
fntn tic company. In the clearing IN Incident
TO tho new composition Of the dYm the tr1ic
htatg Of the aifafrs Of the COMPANY began 10 be
verified, and no one Vas more thuntleratsntk
tlnn the members Of the firm themselves,
They kept np shro,lRh yeAtera.y anil paid up to
last night, and, finding themselves unable to
meet liabilities becoming duo to-day, they made
the Assignment aa slated.
, 1877-12-19
FINANCIAL.

Ssseia! Dt.pateA 10 1Al <xicaoa Tribune.
bLooAlNGroN, ILL.,, Dec. 13.-Arsangcmcnts
are making for tho opening ot tho bvcont
National Bank OF Bloomington. Among tho
ktockholdcrs will bo NAL Iioblit, Of Atlanta.
Sir. iloblit, Vt rekin, G. b. Cummings. Of .pckin,
tlle lion. Juaattan Merriam, Of Springfield, and
several Of the Funk tnInilv, Ut Mclean County.
Tie capital stock will b. $lu1f0U.
ClNclNSATl, u, Dec. lS.-1hs liabilities Of
Tollc. ltolt1n j. Co. who assigned last hiQhtsa
arc estimated ut $i21, tNO. Assets nutninaIIy
aboyr that atnouns, but with forced sah would
Hate.H I.,Da,eA % T4< ca.eaqa 7sasass.
svRINuFIgLn, ILL.,, Dee lS.-TAn suspension
O! tho Springfield Savings. bunk tlis niorninx
seems scarrety 70 have pr,Htt''rd Fipplo Of e1-
cttement. and this 10 atcuuntci fur bF bankers
Oh heEround that the suspension WA generally
expected. Thu known soycncy VI the other
banks has prevented Any slarn. &hl they traps.
acted about tue usual amount uf business H.
day. Even In tho saY3nRs departments the
dtalts were tew aud small in nllIouht. Thu sps.
pended bank has arranRed With the Marlue
Bank ~ take Its Mal sollsctsons. The Direct
on ot ~ SUSPENDED hank now affirm purr,,
liabilities as SOON as possible. sueh a*tut1urrs
were 1Naue 10 depuaitols who called today.
The losers created no excitement. quietly yI.jl.
!sE tho bans w lsvsnttnE tue Of
Yesterday evenInr u i osIocE the dsyeood.
iohbinc house of I"lIt, hnlt'n i Co., NJ. l2i
Vine street, uade au assiKuMcut N X, +. Hrad
streu1, Esn., for The beuelit vi creditors. The
liabilities ire plaSca Ut S4:a,o,j. The ssssls
eau not NOW w stated. Se.nailally they ars
large. but Rud authuIity Aatss that there viii
be heavy .hrtnkago Hheu thsy .rs tcdieeat to
tiuu ID cpm,ucsetll circles, THIS hvu9v
Cutmetly Pierre, Tolle 4 llo!ton) IL
one Of the oldest aud heav.ess in IT.
line 10 tbe eltv, snd xas estimated 10 b FeT.
fertIy kn1Id h1,1 rrU4ptsoux fhG tnubsk Of Tue
future are various. Some Jcats ago t1usted
hnanvisl aaeut robbed the Company ot tuuda
tor long lme before Ls mas detected, and In
I'll uadu away With great asuouut Of money.
, 1877-12-19

Railway earnings o. far as reported Tor No
yember 1re ti4o, 'V0 larger than In November OF
last year, aod very large proportion Of the
roads reporting share iu the incrcate, which,
however, is not as large forAny Of them AL, WAS
for some in September. The great Rratncarrytpg
roads uf the West gain comparatively little.
From Jan. 10 Dee. reports include only
twents-fonr roafls, whu*e aggregate earnings
os. ,s cf & Mo. q 4; 9nas H. ftes"s yssa
reporting for October also show eomc loss. The
great trunk rnatjs Of the East, whose reports
have recently bccn made to Stats
oiltcrs Of New York, rennsylronia. Or Ohio, or
to etnckhoiders, wlt!l comparatively few exctp-
tions show decreased earnings. anil we judge
that tho loss Oh tho aggregate business III all
railways for The year Will mt he far from b pcr
per cent. This has In part been met by scduc-
tlou Of e1ptnscs.
, 1877-12-19

bensht il 10 be gise II AcTIckcF's ThealEs ou
Tho 2Ith aud !sta Inst. to the Industrial Hume
VI Illinois, which has recently besn established at
Evans.oa. md ~ already 4o!n5 good work IN
nohlJ ehasssah!u Way. Tho oojetta Of thls worthy
fnstlut.hn u 10 n1ostds / good home for osphsn
bread: Tbs tlsnaHess sppeAl to the public 10 AID
them tn extending ihs ute9ulneAs Ut The tiome And
oasr lae p1sssni opportunity to sxpcu4 ltltlI
bring the tWrtt cunscteusLt.s 10 tle spvUdsr Vi
tsstexlnx charity: The performances consist oi
and the 1acy comsdJ Of "e,mpson ! Co, )" both
Of which viii be found a1tlcitutiy AtttAttiyp IL
furnish ample apology tor loih4 xtod.
, 1877-12-19
MARIN e..
THE GRAIN FLEET.

- VWKu1KFF 1FHFThF9,
The following Il = detsllcd list Of The vcs,cls
known ~ eEsn.esrf,eEs wintcrinp ~ thss port end
at Chicago together with the!r cspaeity M wheat
tasIs. ths caas craft being pnt In at their canal
loads. Some Of the figures are necesaartIy es.l.
mated, and may BE- found 1 trae too high OF too
low, but varIatiors Of this ktnd Will probably 70
nearly Offset ono another that the grand tusal ran
be accepted as correct for the parosc for which II
IA Intended. The hcct wlntcslnx hiss a united cs.
paeity Of l, 1ss. 600 hu, Of which 34s, o0o bu Ia
credited to steam crntt and Their rowa: whilo tho
Chicago 6tct II capable Of mast1g 4.074. 0tU I'd,
the atean capacity being 7U, U0v bu. Total carry.
ing capacity 1t both ports. 8. 2ty3, OU0 bu.
, 1877-12-19
StltC.l0E.

8p<etdt D1s,asea IA 7a< cateaon Tribune.
GRAM RArlps, Mich, Dec. 18.--Calytn Arm
strnn9, sa!oon-kerper 1t Coopcrsvtllc, WAS
found dead last Sunday night or yesterday
morning, and Il Is now reported that financial
rescrsee, inability to pay his el5o Of State tax,
canscd him 10 take m overdose Of morphine
aud commit .sufssdc. Strange to ray he was
1eath. lie lived at 81. Joseph At ono time, sml
lelt young VILE. lie Tas nearly 70 Years old.
, 1877-12-19
AM$.NN
PORT OF CHICAGO.

PORT OF CHICAGO.
The following wore thu aSrtvnls Apd eleafspceg
for tho twenty hours ending II 10 o'clock last
night:
AHHtvAta-Efhn J. r. Ward. White lske, wood;
ChArottn ltAsl lEorteshou naI, poles, tSUtth star
gTrths. -7' ''
cLAAxAxcxs-sehr Charlotte raab, Ehsbsysas, 4. 600
La CuFn.
, 1877-12-19
The RACK Hills

DEAnwoop, d. T., Dee. 1s.-Ths II Old Abe ~
Mine, situated near Lead City. has been sold u
parties from Like Superior lor 4 consideration
Of 10000.
Troops en- route to the Hills from Fort
Laramie arc within fifty MiIcs Of this city, and
those trom Fort Lincoln will probably arrive
here Tomorrow.
, 1877-12-19

snh.ttia toour tsrs. has ia to reduee price,,
a sen. ts At sf'S s1S
ssH* :sSs;s fss i:s,f
s A. 5 ds,!:5s Il: II ;;T 3 s:s sf,
e : ,.G,S rSn ;nsr s ff ssss
Ei","'y 70 s.T eS,sr ts1toIc a.os ND aa.!tI ;s
5 s .s'Sf; a.: sss s's:: IL
asfS wsi{ ..sr /. ~ s.a Il T nasr :. 1t 1
nsast:1an sr. ~ H. ones tor ~ tha 7 !. lack q sk ;xp
aI
r. Hs' q IT. t:Fsts
ens% 81 i ssss a." "a a. ss S
t
5,s'MSn, Il ~ ns.G y. rsxt n = round N ito r.
u; w 4, :Ts
;ss E5::sst i 81! r: Hin t,1; . !hs:s
II: n. VIZ
sss.s:sSs y! at:
s ,y s.iss te &c sss
1 "Ss ss!a sss
ss1os si & s n. 3.s; XII s siei S
il sfGsr sra'x Iii: as ot 'hs ss .ue
S Ss T: 81: sySs:s:;ss i! ss'':
sss H. TGf.h r.
Sa IL h%. s s,s: 's hs essaa
@ .sse.. 1 S:
ssa. ;s,eis q III osry
;%fn 1sS ss, + .Gh ss i a., T. ss sr. T:2 .si
Tit Tit u we s1.;1 T. s ',se
s9sSS Il a. Il ;;.*
f 81 :sss st
s. :a e. n % y = IT, y M @
th,r,r ~ GlsH ~ u auc nne q enecse p
mira pfodscc In 10 x = t Kg1 S1cs!cI
Wcstsrn Lands ut. et.wr sonpettion With the hiel
p5l1sd imn neater ths scnan.r and Hs1rlGsy nssrer
t 's% y r9sse
wreseiss yaat iasos.bls sa.tside1ssia % III drsr. %
to kssn pace win tnsrcssca pr.dueit.n |. iitpiy
a IL ss efe.t 4 cn ac
ehcariy tiaIorteS Iens ss,ccs % 'io I'll en'ases 1s -
snI 1 w srrxS at e. Stssir.a1 ,xttoYt .Astn M 4
~ tnps rr, w.fn y aei nc aIcvrs r. tines
prsct;cns spony I'M IN ~ hn it S n ~ scxctT a ~
r3Icntacs and topic srp en5I6uay In1utTnr rlst II
!lla chealest food. aud uhtso tan be ohtann This
a.9Is ttmS 11f ~. to rFpxs siel; eta that
acsSt tia In.i...IoW 3rom Frsucs 1T 10 tska psPs
@ nj xssa En- 4 Ss Ss
ss y N is s .1r nn Al. II sgd
Me caano Ia loo cars,i nos 10 n,ist.Rs tc tsai 9est
Of unt annual gatherings II si"Hil never bc IL III anl
IL ris; os ov praustt but i ."u1a II Nm ~
rs,rs III AZ !" nTr @ na1 va ~! a4s
asn nsske me1r n.e1!isn teceton f y a!fy
INK. rs uiro,en.tHt ii rnannIactnrt, that viii lessen
e te yt!a ~ pro.e the quality
III ha a. & ~ fsn sutntn
/; sa III \:
activities Of ~ III. tsssssx asSas r.! T. ooocn,
, 1877-12-19

HlrIhfd tbufQnk. -...
A. franklin, the jarttor of Trinity College,
wAa go!uV ~ hls duuea Yesterday sliorninE BE-
saw Skeleton hanging 1Ioln The vlapeI po5rh,
Lnd By sows uesna, ouiy known to himself, hu
, 1877-12-19
THE COURTS,
A crooked.Whisky Case on for
Trial.
Rtssri ef Judgments, New Salts, DsDtrspit1 Prs-
tesding., Etc.

''A WV AsAADAH pVtkHt AA0 1u1t4 kIlht AGtAH4C@
mcnt copyrighted and .p.Inted The thirty.
second 10 tho ttIrsy.etRhth volume In
elusive Of the Illinois reports. In 1903
Chandler eold out to Dtycss, ard ths latter then
went pn with the work. publishing the thirty -nlnth
u tho forty volume, inclusive, and copyright
'ag them. About ], 600 copies Of the ftst seven
volumes were sotd. In July last callA9hsn &
TO. began repriDtfng the thErsy'sseond to the
thirty eighth volume inclusive. Initiating very
closely. and esen frequently copying, complain.
ants edition. They have taken tho table OF eases
cited. the tablc Of eases decided, the whole opsn
ions, nni the statement Of lhe cases. with Inmate.
rial alterations, snd incorporated therein tho
not ss'a sxsEs tets S ' . ouss e: s
1isSt .; hs IL eopy1shs d 81 publish shs
of o. tas 5ook.. ia 70 'iiss ,hs dl1.ton. ct tse
1,,l5 e tste. +. oi e.ss. s,!sd md snd s..s.
a:'iinsa. Instructions, snl ladies, 70 liza. !ieJ
sannot Le need by others without violation q law.
Callaghan 4 Co. Gsen hare recognized this. tor
cc.sful1y: The defendants tnrea.en to repub.ish
riqht, which Viii c,ate nm rrsst pecuniary damage
snd lnrs. the cupyrt.ht iptnR worth $40. 700. 4r
therefore. asks tos an injunction IL prevent them
!!"rurrender al tic books printed aud to account
Tor q! the PROFITS made:
:. With tar bill were died the afndAvit Of nobsrt
ferrn., ths wel.k ptIn.ut. wlo .e,tihed shst
last summer he was In the o1lee Of David Atwood.
in Madison. Wis. snl saw rome printers NJ work
asng III ne.p eopH 81 cson I, s9us
Adar. and Il. j. Till tsst6ed that they lad com.
IAFe4 the two edItions Vi tho thirty :sccond to
Myers and Gsllsghan. respectively, and found tbs
later edition almost eupy " The original.
KlLiAA nNofHEAB. ~
case brought by tho tinted States against Adam
anu Jussns ktllsn, trading ~ kilian blothcra, 10
recover doabie .as ain"aaI cf the tax due , on
thsy naaE,t i9 The ear!y Ra1t of iaTs: II see,ns
w.t. and house
ilFs;aets !!' :. 4 4 e e @ ssuts On iae .s.lIYa
more werr slippcl at tie .aiuc rtice. The amot at
tae on ne whole lot Is nbo4s sI, 7ou' Ono Of The
narrative Of tho desperate efforts made BY kiIlan
iIros; 70 get hln, out Of the way when lhe es.e
81 ssS .nd Willie a. pot ~
ron casne TO him With letter Ut intro!ues,on from
tAst fss.tamed but y 81 rather mythical Individual!
and the unknown carefully rettained ftou.
sitnes. the .sn q sioo, and nrsea.iy Invited him lin
10 visit CaHada for few weeks. and BY all means
To steer cixat Of the wicked CITY Of Chlesgo. But
tic ouly condition which he could lease h's bust
Sf !s.ss & w s so
err, and thus rave hls pastncrthe necessy Of tom.
lux hero. 50, contrary TO in.tsncs!ons. nunxer
dropping In Of, him. and asked loan Of SIS, 0OV,
stating the circumstances. kian promised 10 give
It. With tho guarantee Of hr. Dang. tue Ttcasurer
climate ot Csnada. The latier did 20. bns found
th.t kli.a dad not keep h's promise and tae.sioro
sss w oesnps III a. h' ' On
DIVORCES.
, 1877-12-19

charge them for any deficiency 10 the sns
charges for crossing, In their monthly settle
ment4.
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riv,lin6 Mincc Meat New Fruncs, New
Currun,s, Raisirs, Citron and Flgs and nss,rtet
Nuts Of best quality, received this dny and Tor
sale by >-.,,,r
;.n f. j. DAVIDSON Iii King -.
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OYSTER DEALERS.
WYNN. II. SMITH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer ia

Wholesale and Retail Dealer ~
OYSTERS, FISH, PRODUCE. nc &c,
No. Ii north Fairfax street,
Has constantly on hand Oysters of this hHit qual"
ity from Norfolk and elsewhere received fresh
by steamers every day, ard is prepared To fur
nish tho trsdo IT US low prices rs any house in
the city.
@-All orders intrustud to him shall receive
prompt and careful attention. SEPT
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OPENING AND CLosING OF Malls - Dril
further notice the following wi! b. lne ho"i"
tor the opening and closing ci Tic !naiiS
OrEEISG.
Northern mails, SD H. III. and I:C0 ,. "a
Western m.is, SO Il. IL. rYi 100 =. ~.
Southwestern, via Lyncn5urg and G"rcoAs-
viiic 100 p. III. ,,.r 49,,
Washington and Ohio hound Hi 20 A!92-
andris, 3:3U p. n.
MANASSAS division, 800 p. Il.
Southern m.ils. via Richmond and Freezer
icksburg, Va, S45 Il. m. and l:3o p. m.
CLOSING.
Nor,beru and Western mIls, 300 p. IN. and
300 p. IL. , ,,.,cj,.
Washington and Ohio, Ale2andria 80 hound
Hill, Va, 500 IL. m
Manassas Division, 600 H. IN. ,,..,
Southern vim Fredericksburg and l'lchmoha'
Va. ~ =. III. and $50 p. IN ,.,o,
m.s,- Gcncrnl delivery window closes at o;Oo y.
III. Doors close at 500 p. H. ,,o.o. =.
1ay- Open on Sundays st . a. N. "nd closes NJ
0::5U H.
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FANCY GOODS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS-I have just added
articles Suitable for Holiday Presents Scarls
of all kinds, Jewory, Linen Hundkorchiefs in
boxes, Collars, Cuffs, &c, PerfImory and Toilet
Articles, Silk Hsndkerchiets and Cravats. Kid
and Castor Gloves. Special attention is called
to my stock of Kid Gloves, as it is undou ubtodly
the largest and best assortment ever offered in
this city Also Sleeve Buttons, Scarf Pins,
Necklaces, Chains, Charms and Studs, Travel
ing Satchels, &c. My stock is varied, and cam
not be enumerated in an advertisement. The
public are invited to call and examine
dec ID G, G. BERRY, 72 King st.
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COP1RWIVER R.SHIP,S.
TiUE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Mr.

n uIlUE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Mr..
~ JULIAN 7. BURKE is authorized TO
s!s! "lr firm nalne TO drafts and endorsements
tl drafts, notes End checks for collection in the
us,ln! cour5o Of banking and brokerage busi-
acls in the above premises as binding upon us
on and alter this date January >, 1877.
ian 2-lm BURKE & HERBERT.
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NJ OTICE-All persons indebted to the estate
IN Of WELLS A. HARPER. decd, are re-
uucsted to make prompt payment 10 the under
signed without dol@y, and those having claims
q gainst the estate. will present thom duly au-
thenticated to Robert Harper, Leesburg Va.
w. WALTON HARPER, Admir-,
ism l:;-w.iw F. o. box 7l3, New York city.
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NOTICE OF COPARTN ERSHIP.

Mr. FRANK S. HARPER has this day pur-
chased y half interest in my business, which
Will be conducted hereafter under the firm name
Of a. j. FLEMING s. co. thank my Gus.
TONERS and the public generally for their past
patronage and solicit continuance Of the same
to tho new firm. All persons indebted to the
old firm are requested to call and settle.
ian lin a. J. FLEMING.