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The New York herald., 1878-02-05
DANIEL DREW IN COURT.

Since the retrement Of Daniel Drew from Wall
he had occasion to appear the
often during the palmy days OF his gigantic and
successful stock operations. Occasionally, however,
The exigencios OF law suit compel his attendance
witness Ho appeared In this capacity yesterday
before Judge Van Brunt. holding Supreme Court,
Circuit in a suit brought by his son, William II.
Drew, against John N. Hartman. The suit
note Tor $S34S So, given to Daniel Drew In Novem-
Der, 1870 by the defendant. The making OF the
was not denied, but the question raised whether
yurily The defence was that the note gwen
Mr.. Drew under a written contract tnat he would givc
10 the defendant as broker, business enough to pay
or the note. The alleged written contract
was claimed TO have been lost. ana proof
hs TO such not being very clear,
Judge Van Brunt refused TO accept paro evidence IN
The matter Mr.. DANIEL Drew, the veteran "bear" OF
the street, took tho witness stand with elastic step for
bne OF his years. He wore large overcoat trimmed
with fur. His testimony which was given in a rather
eeble voice. was very brief. he stated that he sold
Bhe note before maturity TO his son for SO. 800
"Did you soil the note because you needed money!"
Eyes, SIR"
'wna, did you want money for; Tor stock opera
tonsY"
"No, SIR"
"Hhat tor, them"
"For family expenses"
There was general laugh at this last rcjoinder IL
very evident mat Uucie Daniels testimony won
mo su, Tor IL terminated IN decision by Judge Van
5runt OF verdict ior $lO,s3o 81 Tor the painful.
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
SUITS AGAINST THE CITY.

Three decisions in city cases were handed down yes.
.erday in the General Term OF tho Court of Common
Pleas, in each oil which the city Is successful. In
she suit Of Bleeckcr VS. The Mayor the question was
whether the pIantn an auctioneer, who IN 1871 had
appraised all the real estate Of the city, could recover
nt the rate Of the usual commission appraisas or
should be content with the verdict the jury gave him
OF So 000 The Court holds that the verdict bo
disturbed and that This DO the limit of his rccov
cry. The OF Waterman VS.. The Mayor was an
ncton difference oi salary as police sur
geon The Court holds that the Guy Is not liable Tor
The debts OF the Police Department In Devlin Va
1bc Mayor the order Of reference TO Judge Leonard Is
reversed.
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
coNrEsr1NG A MILLIONNAIRE's WILL.

contest the will Of the late Patrick Dckie the
druggist, who died In November last, leaving estate
Of about one million dollars, was commenced before
Surrogate Calvin yesterday. The will divides the
property into SIX equal parts and gives the in
come Of the same foows:-To his son Horance
T., One-sixth; his daughters-Emma ID. Van
Week, one-sixth; Ellen y. Adams, one-sixth;
Serena u. Turrcll, one-sixth; Susan Dickle, one
sixth; his grandson, j. Dickie, onc-sixth. The
will omits ono OF his sous, Edward +. Tho
instrument offered for probate by Mrs. Van
Week. Tho other children contest IT on the ground
that tho testator was mentally incompetent AT tho
time OF making tho will, and that u was his intention
to havo made different will One OF the daughters,
Susan Dickc, has been an inmate OF lunatic asylum.
and inquiry Is at present going on under the direc
OF tho Court with reference 10 her competency.
Yesterday, before tho Surrogate. motion was mace
to adjourn, because OF the said inquiry, and the case
was set down tor the 18Th inst
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
GENERAL SLSSiONS-PARr l.
Before Judge Gildersleeve.

OPENING The FEBRUARY TERM
The February term OF the Court was opened yester.
day, Mr.. Robert Hone, OF No. PAT Filth avenue act
ing AS foreman OF the Grand Jury. In delivering his
charge Judge Iderseeve called attention the var
Gus violations OF the law as required by tho statute
and dwolt particularly the Importance of tho great
reposed In the Grand Jury and tho necessity of
dischargng their duties win the strctest i'm par
To the Grand Jury belonged the province OF
hnding Indictments or of otherwise osposng OF crmi-
nal matters for the city and county, while the
were the medium OF bringing tho guilty to Justice Il
also their bounden duty to protect the In If
the evidence before them warranted them adopting
such a The Grand Jury then retired anu pro.
ceeded with tho transaction OF business
ALLEGED FORGERY.
Detective Field yesterday arrested young man
named Robert Blood, formerly bookkeepor in the
employ OF Evans " Co., No. II Whtenall street. 1t
alleged that 1875, he forged checks Tor s35
aud SIS so respectively, and obtained tho money for
them although he was not authorized TO sign tie ma
ol th nrm. he accused Was taken before Juuge A.
dersIccvc and required to give bail In 81 900
&c West Iwenty-sixth street
EMBEZZLEMENr.
John A. Walker, clerk In the employ OF James
Couion, grocer, OF No. so Greenwich street, was
directed to deliver some goods to MIS- Mary Ann
Smith, No. 10 ST. Marks place, the bill amounting to
ana noe purportng 10 nave been written by Mrs
Smith IN wnIch she promised TO pay the balance In
month. The fraud, however, was discovered. Tho
accused was sentenced 10 ono year impr sonmcnt.
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.


srrnEMg CouRr-cHAMnERs-Hed oy Judge Dono
hueNos l. A. TO- 20, AZ, g. 66, 75 90, l02, 10S 100,
~ ll5 40 IA is2 lay l4o i4e io2 1872 i9s' lss'
205, 2US 200. 2lU 233, 1856 PAL 242, 2i4. 245, 246
SuPREME CouRT-GESERAL TERM Adjourned until
February l3.
surREMs CouRr-spEcIAL TKRM-Held by Judge
Van Vorst.-Demurrcr-No T. Law and inct-Nos So
&C. $50, 1874 l39 las, 19l 81. TO- 22 1913 %, ", 1885,
l2s, l42, ~ ST. 26 100 l53 l54 g. loo 1856 lo7, 1885,
SUPREME CouKr-CiRcrr-part l-AdJournod until
Monday next Part 2-Held by Judge Lawrencc.-
Nos, s6s s92 1870 1888, 1881, sS4 2o57, 1902 l22s
93l, l4l7 l42O, i42l. 1925 l43o, l432, l4S Part B
He'll by Judge Van Blunl-No.. 9s4 sos, ll96, 1868.
1874 l373a 2o03 1884, 1904 1894 5l2 l0l7, 2ySl 1882
2osa 10, 49, IL 49, 465, ll62. llo3. a75
SUPERIOR CouKr-GENERAL rERM-Ajjourned sine
die.
Sanford. Nos so, 40 IL, AZ
SUPERIOR Counr-rRIAL rERM-Part Held by Judge
5S9 os7, so2 Az 365, 2eS, 5l7, a7l. 1877, 1903 4s2
Part 2-Hcid by Judge Freedman. Nos 457 oS2, 349
7s:, 62S, 42l 1865. 63a, 1893, 7sG 797 SOL So2 SOB
PSI, 643 42o 563 2oS III. l07l, 7ol, 492, 742 600
257 soi SU5 s06
COMMON pLEAs-Eourrr TERx.-Adjourned until
Monday next
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TERM-Parts ! and 2-Ad-
JourEcd until Monday next.
MARINE COuRT-IRtAL TERM-Part Hold by
Judge GSeppmNos 2ese a242 900 Ssso sioo 2,as
Part 2-held by Chief Justice Alker Nos. 1888,
1886, 33l4. 30G2. 2939 34s, 3O63. $3.50, LON, 500
244y, 243s, 3l37, 3l4O, 3l43 Part 3-Held by Judge
SinuolL-Nos $780, $685. 2927, 1858 27l2. 2632 32l0,
142O, 2s5l, 1916, 24Sy, 293o, 32O9, 25l9, l43l
CouRr OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Hed by Judge GIL
derslceve-Ihe People VS.. Thomas York, ieonious
assault and battery Same vs. James g. Gordon, bur
glary Same Henry Jones, burglary; Same VS.. Sed-
ley Clifton and JENNIE HARRISON grand larceny; Same
VS.. James Dixon. grand larceny Same VS.. Washington
Lawtbcr, grand larceny; Same vs. James McGuire,
larceny from the person; Same John Burke. petit
larceny; Same VS.. Jas Lynch, petit larceny Same vs.
Christian Ohandt assault ana battery; same W. Helen
Douddo. disordery house; Same VS. Antonio D'Targcn,
m misdcmoanor. Part 2-hold by Recorder HacketI-
The People Louis Muller clonous assault and bat
tory; Same John Mckcnna, burglary; Same vs..
James Reilly, burglary same VS. Joseph Moran, grand
larceny Same VS.. Antouio Resultant, el0nous assault
and battery Same Vs. David Sterling, grand larceny.
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
GENERAL sEsSIONs-PART 2.
STABBED FOR A LAUGH,

STABBED FOR LAUGH.
As Wicgand Veliner, young German baker, was
proceeding along Washington street early on the
morning of Christmas Eve, about to deliver load of
bread, he saw two youths named Michael Hackett ana
John Norton approaching him Ia an intox icatcd con.
dition. Alter staggering Tor short both bumped
together aud fell III the gutter veltncr laughed out
right, whcrcupon Norton struck MIN aud Hackett
stabbed Dim In The sIdo with knife, innlctiug a
serious wound IRON the effects OF when he was co n
hnod Tor nineteen days IN the hospital Hackett and
Norton were subsequently, arrested and the latter on
pleading guilty, sent to tue Penitentary for
months. Tho former was arraigDcd AZ the bar yes.
tcrday by Assistant District Attorney Russell on be
charge OF loioIous assault lie iuiy idcbt fed NV
the mpainant as his assaant with the weapon ana
the jury having returned verplct OF guilty tho Re
cordcr sent him to the state Prison ior four ycars
TOO MUCH OF A LAWYER.
On the morning Of tho OH ulL The liquor store of
Bernard Isaacs No. 10 Canal street, was broken opeu
by burglars, and property, consisting Of 1000 cigars
BRANDY and an ovorcoal, were carried or lew DAYS
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The suit brought by James II. Banker against the
Lake SHORE ana Michigan Southern Railroad Com
pany, Augustus Schel, executor OF Horace y. Clark
md others, was yesterday referred by Judge ono
auc TO Grosvner +. Lowery
The summing up III the piracy case of the scuttlcd
schooner Il a. Pray, was had boioro United States
Commissioners Belts yesterday Decision was reserved.
The court OF oyer and Tcrinincr met yesterday,
uIgo Davis on the bench. Tho case OF Lewis former
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
"DOwN IN A COAL NINE"

The modus Uperandi Of getting up incorporated
companies was Illustrated somewhat in the rctrai OF
SUIT brought by Jonn NJ. Alexander and James s.
Alexander against Andrew j. Brown and others. In
1855 hero was organized the Now York Mutual Coal
Company, and upon the organization there ssued
prospectus announcing, among other things, that
The company would sell coal IRON It's own minc
10 members at cost The slatene ent now is tnat the
niue oi the company was a myth. The plaiut,Is IN
The suit coal dealers, who sold coal to the CON-
pany and brought the present SUIT TO compel payment
Tor the coal thus sold. In a former SUIT they OBJ
tanned judgment for $1,275 90, ana upon this judg
mcnt suit was brought against The trustees orig
inai stockholders oil tho COM pany. The defence was
that the coal bought of the plaintiffs py tho o-
OF the company, without the knowledge Of
Tho delcndants, ana, iurther, mat the annual
reports OF the company were not flied
IN The County Clerks Office required by law. Judge
Van Brunt dismissed the complaint, but the Gone raj
Term action the ground that not
matter whether tho defendants had ledge OF tho
before Judge Lawrence good deal OF the ola icsti-
nony was read. Some now Witnesses were examined,
"You were ono Of the trustees of this company ~
tskod the counsel
"Yes, sir.p
"You signed the prospectus?"
''Yes, sir.'
"You read 1t over carefully, suppose, before you
hgncd ity'
'.wcll, yes; suppose so.'. 8.
"You at the Office OF the company specim ems OF
coal claimed 70 have been taken IRON It's miner"
ayes, SIR"
"what did you think about those specimens-did
you think they came from a belonging 10 tho
company"
ii was too cid a railroad bird to be caught by any
buch chaf"
verdict was directed for the plaintiffs for 47O IT,
being the full amount claimed, with interest
Mcssrs. Mann Parsons appeared for the paintids
md NIies Bagley Tor the defendants.
The New York herald., 1878-02-05

cashier OF B. T. Babbt, tor alleged em6ezzlcment,
was postponed for two weeks Alter admitting TO bail
Harry w Genet as reported elsewhere the court ad-
journed until next Monday.
In the suit OF Adoph Laser against Captain Crosby.
oil the ship CITY OF Boston. and his mates, 10
cover damages Tor assault nnc battery committed
already appeared In the HERALD, Judge Sinnott, IN
the Marine Court yesterday rendered decision dis
missing The suit as 10 the captain. but maintaining
judgment Tor $349 heretofore entered against the
other parties.
The New York herald., 1878-02-05

later lad, named Hcrtzberger, and friend OF
Isaacs, saw man, named Isaac Fngerman, an ex-
tailor, strong up the Bowery with the stolen coat on
his back. IL then occurred to the complainant that
Fingerman and companion, named Jorepn y. Valley,
an ex-bartender at tue ST Lawrence House, NO. II
bowery, had been drnking la his saloon and had
been taking STOCK" generally. They we're both ar
rested by omcer Thomas Lindsay, of the Tenth pre-
cnct. Atthe Ual yesterday Assistant District Attorney
Russell proved by several witnesses that short time
alter The burglary and before day eht ON that morning
tho prisoners offered ior sale NJ the ST. Lawrence
House over one thousand cigars which were exactly
sm ar 10 those which had been stolen. Mr. J. D.
McCieiland was assigned as counsel Tor tno prisoners
and Mas about 10 close his case, when Valley insisted
upon going upon the witness stand and giving the
jury the benefit Of mis- eloquence He assumed look
ot Indignation al the very idea oi being charged with
any crime, and was about 10 harangue his hearers
when the Recorder reminded hm that the time for
summing up had not arrived. In his face scli.sufi
cheney and mpudence struggled tor the mastery and
IN a meIodranaic ic style he denied all particpa tion
in The burglary and hintcd that II any crlme
had been committed the unfortunate tailor was
the offender In examination he declined TO In
iorm Mr.. Russell how long he mad beon out oil State
Prison. before lett The stand he sealei his
doom. In summing up tor the prosecution Mr. Rus
sell made iccitous remarks IN reference TO Wal
ley, whom he characterized AS the "Smart Aleck,
who, II acquitted, would that nght, with his icct
against some stove. dslgnt his Bowery irienus with
law and tho style IN which he humbuggcd both Court
and jury. The prisoners were tound guilty, and IN
passing tence Recorder Hackctt said Ee was Thor
ougny vinced o Valley guit, and TO the crime
oil burglary had added that o perjury. He would,
therefore, give him The iull penalty which tho law al
Overwhelmingly, hve years IN The State Prison. Fin
german TO the same Institution 1or three
years six m0ntha
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
AL HALF MAST.

At tho Maritime Exchange yesterday notice was
posted requiring masters OF vessels to display their
coIors at hall mast to-day n token OF respect Tor
tho memory Of John ii. Harycck. deceased
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
The Irving collection.

The Studio Effects, Paintings, Studies. Cosumes &cs
gng the late j. Beaufain Irving ESQ. Also tho
line Paintings painted and contributed by tho respective
artists Tor the benefit OF Mr.. Irving's family.
The New York herald., 1878-02-05
The Edwin Whito collection,

I IMPORTANT Art SALES.
The Talbot J. Taylor collection,
The Edwin White collection,
The J. Beaufain Irving collection,
nj the Art Rooms, No. s17 broadway, exhibition
free Day and evening until time OF sale, RSDAY and
FRIDAY EVENINGS, February arda.
SnMERVIII.E bv GEO A. LKAVITT 4
The New York herald., 1878-02-05

The Talbot ]. Taylor collection,
Baltimore comprising unusually select and chV1c0 Paint
ines eminent American and foreign artist OF
pain, and imported to tue order OF Mr. Taylor.
be sold on TIL UKSDAY EVENING February z.
The Edwin White collection,
the works Edwin White, ESQ., comprising Paint
ings studies. Sketches Drawings. Costumes. Arms. Re
The entire this sale to be voted the
of Church of the Holy Communion, devised by tho
will of tho late deceased artist
The New York herald., 1878-02-05

r. soMERvILLE, Auctioneer by GEO. A. LEAvIrr 1
CO.
The New York herald., 1878-02-05

5. wElNBERGER, AUCTlONEER, SELLS This
day Tuesday. February at lo o'clock At sniesroom
rs Bowery new and second hand Furniture Oiicloths
Counters stoves. Sewing Machines, Feather Beds Ban
kets Clocks Mirrors Umbrellas Cigars Groceries, shoes
kc Den rs cspccialy invited
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F3E THE HOLIDAYS.
Christmas and Winter Trade Of
1S7S-'79.
GREAT DECLINE PRICES.
J. G. jMIL:!I!BURN,
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
10 NORTR ROYAL STREET,

| ALExAND "A, VLEGIEH Ia,
OGsrs at LOWEST PRICES the following
carefully selected GROCERIES,:
LONDON LAYER RAI5IEE-."..."....".l l5c
LAYER and MUSUATE!n = dc...,. ".".".".12
! QUARTER BOXES LAYER do.."."".""G5
HALF BOX ES Go...... ".""".Sl ~
QUARTER BOXES LONDON dc".."""".rG
HALF BOXES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .."".Sl 81
PRIME VkLENC GA RAISIN9 9.""...."". 8
PRIME SEEDLESS do""""....".". "..'.'."}G
PRIME NEW CUSRANTa. """...... ...". G
PRIME NEW CITRON. ........ ..".....,." ,."".2o
COXES GELATINE 1885, 6 pkss.".".".Sl 90
NELSON'S GELATIIE 19c; 6 pigs. co
ITALIAN MACCARONI",.....,."""....."... .."...0
EXTRA QUEEN OLIVE" ""...5O
ATMOREE PLUM PUDDING "...3J sud 80
ATMORES MINCE MEAT (Lhe 5esD,""..l2
ENGLIsG CHOW CHOW W............,......." ...",35
ENGLISH PICKLES ................ ...."...".".53
GENUINE FRENCH MU5TAKD..""..""25
DRIED SUGAR CORN ......... ......."...."."1O
WINSLOR'S CANNED CORA...."........20
GENESEE VALLEY do............ ..."".l5
APPLE BUTTE .........r, r.-.". SID ~
PEACH do........... ..... ...,,""......"l2 IL and ID
TURKEY PRUNES....... ...... ......... 8 and 10
FRENCH do...... ....l-t
LARGE CANS TOMATOES. ""..lO
NEW YORK CREAM CHEESE. ".".l24
We would csl especial attention to tho fol-
lowing reduced prices Of CcGees Of our roasting:
Roasted Rio, good ...."". ........"-....""....ls
RlG, best..""".........,.,.." ..."..Zo
" LaGauyrs, bsat...,..........""".....23
" Marscsibo, ."."....""'-o
Il" Old Government Java, bast.""."....32
Brown Sugar, fair. 1t
SOOQ ...'...''''.''''
choice e........-.,.............. "a
Very light Sugsr....".... ....."..
Standard a Sugar.. -
Granuisted do..". $3.50. "". "."...".Ae."lu
Lozsnge Powdered do................ ........ ..."il
Cut Loaf Sugsr....."... ..-".. ell
Crushed do...". .'''".1l
Green Coffees, Comsn's Mustard, Fruit PIC
serves, Jelles snd Butter, Hiil's and Hsvenner'5 5
Fine Crackers and Cakes, Cape Cod Craaoer"
ries, Evsporated Apples. Dried Frui!:, Fine
Syrups and Moassss, Canned Goods, Finest
Green, Oolong and Japan Teas. &c., Sc, all sor
sale at BOTTOM PRICES.
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RHEUMATISM lisa EI5EASR OF THE
BLOOD.

Ths blood in this disease, is found TO co1tsin
N t,xcess Of Hb.in. VEGETIN 4 acts by con-
ro,ting tn. blood tGon its di:esssd condition to
s: healthy circulation. V&5 GIlN resuislos
thu bowels which is very irnpo1trrt In this
complaint. One bottle OF Vegelins viii give
relief; but TO eGecs permanent cure, it must
be taken regulsrly, and msy take several 6ot'
tl-s. especially in CAGES ,oflong standing. 50,
vnur verdict will bs the sane as that o. tbous-
ssnds ads before you. Who ssy, I'm ever found 50 Z,
much relief as from the uss of VEGfTlNE 4"
wbi:h is composed exclusively Of Barks' keo's
.nd Berbs. ,,,
no cnu.l as u blood purifier. Hearing OF its
many wonderful cures, after sll other remedies
I'D fsi!ed, visited the Laboratory an! at con-
vinced myself OF its genuine merit 1t is pre- e.
which is highly etIactive, and they are COM
pounded in such manner IS to produce as
touishiny results"
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DoupLE FACED Fur, BEAVER ULsTERs AT
DEALuAMS.
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OvERcoATs, E1sEMAN BROS, 7TH AND a.
A. L. L-s~ 100 STRoNo.--A Large
Ioroicc Of Cloaks q, ,7O0) opened this morolog
at E:chbers's, ranging from 81 to sl5 Some
of the good ore actually worth three umes tie
money. We have cleared cut the entire pre-
ductjop, and arc prepared to sell Cloaks at
nriccs Never, No, Never, known here before.
p',sso 49, 1oN1w /, EICHBgRG.
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~ He aH EIE ia N EG
NOTHING EQUAL TO IT.

South Salem, Mass, Nov. ii, 1876.
Mr. H. Il. Stevens.
uesr Sir: ] have bean troubled with Scrofule,
Csnker and Liver Complaint for three yesrs.
Nothins over did mo any good unit com
nlencnd usirg the Vage!ne am now getting
alcng G.s. .ste, sAd still using the Vesetlno. l
consider there is nothing equal to It ior such
complaints. Can Eesrti!y recommoad 1t TO eVe-
rybody. Yours truly,
Mrs. LIZZIE n. PACKARD,
No. is Lagrange St South Salem, Mass.
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MEDICINAL.
v EI %AI IrEy e N 1EI
WILL CURERHEUMATISN,


giss snd soothecsry. of6pringvsle, Ne, always
advises every ore troubled with nheuEs!l'n TO
try VEGETIGh.
READ Els STATEMENT:
Springvale, Ne, Oct, y, 1876.
Mr =. 4 Steve9s:-
Eesr Sir,-Fiftsen years ego last fall l wss
taken sick with rEcumntis@a, wes unable to move
un:!! the next April. From that tlne Until tnCee
years ego last fall, suffered everything with
rheumatism. Gos1etimes there would be Weeks
8. t!rae .Ast could not step one step; these
a:tacks were quite often. ! suffered everything
that g nlsn could. Over three years ago last
spring commenced taking VEGETINE, and
followed it up until ! had taken seven bottles;
have had no rheumatism since That time. al
Ways advise every one thai is troubled With
to try YEGETIN E, and not suffer
for years as have done. This statement is
gcs!uiseus as :sr rs lr, S.evons is concerned.
Yours, etc,
Albert Crooker.
Firm CT i Crooker 6 Co., Druggists & Apoth-
ecarics.
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W E eI-HL ~ Il TN -EL
HAS HNTIEEI.Y CURED he.
T>oetn, 0nt 1870

ECsECH, OCV. IoIV'
Mr. Il. 4. S.evsla:-
Dear Sir.--My daughter, after having ssevere
stack Of VFhoopng Cough. was left in fesb!e
state ct hes'th D:ng advised by t. friend she
tried the VEGETINE, and sitter using few
botLles was fully restored to heslth.
/ have bean great sufferer from rheumatism
have taken several bottles oftne Y EG EIi n Z
for tbis complsint, aad an hsppy to say 1t hss
entirely cured mo. have recommenoed inc
VTGETtNlst to others with the same g2oi re-
suits. Il :. graat clennsor and purifier of the
blood i is po.sant to tsac and I Can chserEully
reror,r,enh il James Morse.
GGt Athens street.
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YsTrKS, OYSTERS
J. r. ROBERTS
Has established an OYSTER SHUOhlNt
HOUSE =! tlo Oyster dock, and will keep Goa
stsntIy on hand supply of the FIN NEST OIS'
TEKS brors ht to t1is market. having facilities
sunerjor TO others in the business. Families
snnolied ~ saort notice and satisfac.lon gusran.
taei Prices low. Orders solicited sep 2o-lt
Vx@ILLIAA II. SMITH,
DEALER IN
FRESH AND SALTED FISH.
FISH WHARF AND STALLS CITY Mall
= KET,
wonl6 inform dealers and others thst no Is pra'
nsrad tn furnish them with all kind OF
POTOMAC FISH.
al tina lowest possible prices. l would call tne
'.,snt;nn Of buyers to the fac. that my brand
stsnds No. in market at all tunes ana lnIeno
~ snstsin nv reputation IN that respect
Nv stalls, Nos and s. Fish Market WILL De
sunn;ied with fresh fish every morning Ihey
s,tI be sunerintended by MIR. James It. crimes,
sr.. and families can depend on getting the pest
whether they come in person or seno oioers
Persons at q distance wanting Fresh FISH can
depend on getting them packed IN so9o WTd;o 0rueT
sS- All orders addressed to w ID. d. oMiln d
Alexandria Va. will receive prompt stsen''on'
mar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-17

Mrs. Charles Jouls hss arrived 10 Onaha
sftsr n:arly year d captivity among the fanA-
ton Iudisrs Sic aud her boy Of 10 are DC,
ieyed to bs tic sole survivors cf party OF Il
emjerau,s who I:f: Iowa last february. me ne
party WAS captured Dcar Fort kesr?ey' ana sl'
the men were at obco mastered. MIS- Jones
was deprived CT her clothing, given olalke!
ard moccasius, ard made slave TO oalei;
She managed TO esctpo tpo hom" ~" IN Iowa '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-12-17

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