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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27
'!ys,crieps Disappearance OF Hon. John
J., Vance 81 Chic.

CfNCINNATi. ONO. March , /. The
Enquirer to-day announces the mystic
rous dlsappcarance Of John J.. Vance.
late democratic member Of Congress
from the eleventh Ohio district. Mr..
Vance has been in i'll health and labor
Ing under some mental troubles from
over work for some time. y few days
a.o he came tothis city with the in
tcntlou of spcndinga short time IN Gin
cinn2G. Columbus and other places pre-
paratory to trip to Washington. On
Friday last he received a note while IN
this CITY ostcnsibly from an old friend
and a member Of the regiment Of which
Vance was colonel, asking Vance to
meet him in a rather suspicious quarter
of Coy.nston. Ky, directly opposite
tie cily and across the Ohio river. Mrs
Vance remarked on receiving it t'iat i.
called him to dangerous locality, and
,hat it did not give any name, but SIMPLY
SAID IAN old cnmrade ana "A member OF
his regiment" He. however, rcspon-
ded TO the note on Thursday. leaving
the Walnut street House in this city IN
Tie evening aud promising to return il
time to take the late train for Washing
ION. Since that time he has not been
heard from. though to-day every effort
has been made 10 find him.
Since his disappearance it is rcmem-
bcrcd that q year or more ago Vance
had. during campaign, some trouble
with man. formerly Confederate
soldier. which ended in blows, and it Is
feared that he has been dccoycd into
Coyington and assassnated. There
are also other theories TO the effect that
he has become insane; that he has
wandered iii or taken he train to
Washington or committed suicide. or
possibly has been murdered for his
money. The police of both cities are
searching every mock Of both Cincinnati
and Coymaton, and have as yet found
no trace OF him, Mr.. Vance was not a
man Of any bad habits. and it seems
morally certain either that he has be-
come insane or has been louliy dealt
with.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27

The Winchester Times would do well
TO laud its Governor without so mucl
disparagement Of others. The legiSla-
ture which it denounces did every thing
expected or demanded OF il. When Ii
reduced salaries, including their own
per diem, s6j, 200 and adopted the crimI-
nal code which its predecessor had iailco
to pass, saving $50, 900 more. it did all
that could be done in the way OF econo-
my. That it did not readjust the debt
is the fault Of the vetOist, whose 'inspir.
ed example" Of salary curtail we can
give a column ofinside history on, if
the Times is DESTROYS of knowing really
Whether the legislature or its governor
deserves the credit.
Winchester has her ''inspired exam
pie in the record Of Fauntleroy on every
measure Of economy proposed, and the
manliness with which he fought the
vain attempts Of others to defeat them
by deceptive devices.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27

Ara county court continued snd held ior o. @
n County 81 shenandoah on friday March 18th
ass.
Uu motion Of D. 7. ". Myers. Kate schmuele-.
Martha T.. Eickard Joseph Fra, David FllyoL
James II. hoover, Joseph b. Brumback. John lie
euour, J. A. Hotel, -amucl Nisman, GAVIN %.
dottel, Harrison cop, Samuel n.ttel, John n
Reescr, Daniel Keller, Isaac Bowman, u.u,l s..
,anncr Joseph Conner Lemud Painter. ID 3D.
Bowman, samuel HuIar, lssac Burner. E.afy
Hotel, =. II. ". Bowman, Jacob r. IraKtl. Ict.s
j. FunkhOuscr james VI. Painter, Levi MsIutlrG,
enecca Copp, G. Hickman, John J. 0ttcI, Sam
Ilookman aud Tim Connell, prupTetors and Oc.
.upants Of land on eitE.r dc of Shenandoah
liver, In the said County Of Shenandoah klrgi.ia
who have tlcd their Petition, prayln sue colit &,
declare and establish that po ton Of Suclaud ah
diver from the puiut kuoun as the mouth q
ushs Rur, az Hotel ainters nil, bci0t. DOL.
said stream % and at point known as the ~ lIf
OF stony creek, a lawful fence as 10 horses, clt
nogs, sheep and GO Is, Is hereby Ordered u-.
IA tice ui said app cat be given hy posting Ee
same at the front d or "a the court mouse OF said
county, aud two or more public places along and
near sad liver and by Publication IN the ~lenau-
oah He aid. fr four successive weeks as required
by Sec. g. Oh. 9S, Code OF 1873.
copy este,
y. Z. SrIcKLEY for Io.s. OEo. W. AtIrg c.s &C.
March 2oth-iw.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27

EDIsON's LAST TELEPHONES His
last idea. which is now assuming shape
the Patent-Oflice at Washington
hrough the usual processes which are
necessary for the protection Of the fruits
of mechanical genius. is called the
aerophone, and a wonderful inslrum, nj
it promises 20 be. Ii is constructed
somewhat after the manner Of the
phonograph. and attached TO locomo-
tive promises TO MAKE itself heard four
miles ca, and to announce, IN artclllate
speech. the name and number Of the
train. where it will stop, when it will
be due. and any other information that
NAV be necessary. This might sound
preposterous if any other man but
Edison announced it; but Edison has
confidence in itahd the public have con-
fdeuce in Edison'-Ihila. Times.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27

TERBEILE ACCIDENT We are in
formed of a terrible accident which oc-
CURED at Porierstown.a small place BE-
tween Kcodysyillc and Sharpsburs.
"Wednesday morning last. William Mar
shall. son of John Marshall. n lad about
Ia wear. old. found shell in one Of the
fields near b,.which was part of the An
iirtam battle field. brought it home and
hemn experimenting with il. His moth
'rr told Inn ts let il alone. to stop fool
II q with it and 20 throw Il in the run.
This he did not do. but laid Il away tn
III lhe n, 1t morning. when he was call
ed TO make the fires. Alternating the
fires he placed the she'll on the STAIR
ST rs. aud lit a small stick and inserted
II INTO the shell. which bursted delng
terrible work. Ills left hand was com.
pletely toru of, the other lacerated so
much thal ampulation will be necessary.
This will lea,e the poor boy without
hands The kitchen vas wrecked. the
window lights aad sash shattered and
holes torn .hrough the flooring and
walls.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27

In the United States Senate.
last Friday, Dir. Dennis presented JOINT
resolutions of the Maryland Legislature
iayoring the passage OF a law granting
pensions to soldiers of the Mexican war
and the widows ofdeccased soldiers. Mr..
Dorsey introduced bill to abolish the
board of police commissioners ofthc Dis
trict ofColumbia. The bill making az
preparations for detecting trespass on
public lands in certain States was taken
upameuded and finally passed. The Sem
ate adjourned until Monday next.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27

RICHMoND. Val Aiarch PA
shocking boiler explosion took place in
IIeurco county. about seven miles from
this city. this forenoon. about | / O'Clock
IN which five persons. three men and
two little boys. were Eilcd almost in
sianlly. and six persons were more or
less dangerously wounded. he catas-
topic occurred at thc steam Saw-miil
OF Mr.. VIM. VI. Hall. near 4 place
known rs Westham. seven miles north
Of this city. on the Chop road
The killed were Edgar and Joseph
Hall. aged aud 10 years. sons OF the
proprclor: PiuckHcy Thomas. colorcd
laborcr; Gprdon Rollins; ditto, and Juo.
c. Thorpe. sawyer. Their bodies were
blown rom SOTO 80 feet, and were
{ ribly null ted, The engineer.
Geo. L0WcrS. was terribly scalded.
Tue other wourdcA were James Smith.
Chas. Yancy, VIM, Glenn and John
Stogcs. Cause al the accident, low
water in the boiler,
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Thc Wet yrg,n.ritiplc iurder,

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AID I'D The muder. bui a.d not G. n To-
iWe lie stated that as brother ani
81 J. had nrch taik!lt "p"at hm ana
as "tc and ne imd Determined 10 k'lI
tie woman. list asa" '"f Killing Al'rs
tau'c" j, tmi bee "1- ailMd she would
ana oui what hc had done. lie iu"aos
STATES uat iIia.N uad at one time had /
some r"i1le "itA Gcol-c Nd..ace.ala' +
BAKER and had III rel lmr'y dollars d .
-'he one would XII h.m' Ia' J'fl /
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27
Moro +.

he accounts OF our subscribers from
Woodstock MaurerTown and neighbour
Ing Post offices. have been placed IN
the hands OF .iiram Ba,Sermm tor &c o.
llemenl. These accOnntS run 10 0t.
nh $40. We hope our patrons Will
,ctle promptly wilh Mr.. BauserDan. as
n is necessary thai The business OF the
did firm sho al be ,'ioSel rp
ct. 10Th, 1877. j. II. GRABlLL s CO..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27
A Great Fire in Philadelphia.
Loss About SI.OcO.O0O.

A fire bsoke out in PHILADELPHIA at
800 p. NJ. last Monday, on Fourth
street above Arch. II continued to
spread until A. NJ. on Tuesday when
il was under control. The losses az
zregate about one million dollars.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27
Very Respectfully.
Mrs. L. ". RrnKr.

Mr.. Il. P. Proctor is Introducing into ihis oou.ts
he Lils' adjustable Tread / haze ono u
these "trca lies" attached 20 "th- Singer sewing
la- given great satisfaction IN every part ca.4.-
therefore Cheerful ~ recommend T. au "l.
have SEWING machines, ss requiring mu i,--
ai or. and consequently much more c1ulN cly. e.
health Il is SAFE, u say that wl..e ul-clile D.
moved with The least = Wer, the iJ. i.u- e'i,..
'ousequeni upon the labor Will De lc---I0 OBJ -.
yh" o crate sewing machines s t.rsIaris
'EMALEs have tie Lilis lrci ile Il yoa fa.lc slle
lea tn L. b. JJnDaE, a. D..
Lao Y.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27

The new iron bridge erected by the
Cumberland Valley railroad across the
Potomac river, near Williamsport, to re-
place the one recently destroyed by a
frcshet, has been completed, and trains
pass over it Thursday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27
10 co y ) y Up I " Els.

The advertiser. having been pcrmantly cured of
that dread disease, Consumption, by q simple rem.
edy il anxious TO make known 20 his fellow suffer
ers the means Of cure 10 all who desire t. be
viii send a copy OF tho prescription used, Oirce I
charge,l with the direcio afor repairing and US
ING he same, which they VII find \ sure cure for
consumption, Asthma, bronchitis, SC,
Parties wishing the prescription will ple Sc address
lev. h. A WI So,
isi Penn st., Williamsburg, New York
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27

~ 80 " NDN'NNpNNs i-luAt.
Clae, Soldering sc Complts. vs. A. NJ.
Wright and wife. Defts.
By virtue OF a decree of the ,ircuit Court of
Shenandoah County. rendered in tho above cause
on the 5ih d Iy OF January 1878, the undersigned
special CO nmissisnors vii Oceed 20 sell in front
OF tao curt Hjgs,, Woodstock, Va. on
THURSDAY, f1RCH 2SM, 1878.
the lifs estate of 4. VI. wugh IN the farm on
which he now resides. situated about l II miles
last Of Woodstock, near the Valley Pike containing
~ scrrs more or less. The purchaser wi be pui
in possession uf said property on the oohhrnia.
ton Of me sale at april court 1878. except the
house, barn. yard AMI garden, which is . w being
rented 10 saIisfy mechanics hen, aud can hold
tle same Ion aud du ing the life Of the said A. NJ
wright; lfte thu mechanics lien Is sause "a the
purchaser viii also be put Into pogs ssina of the
loa-e, barn, yird aud garden,
TERMS OF SALE:
Enough cash To pay the costs Of suit and sale
and the rcsid in three equal sLnual instllmouts
The purchaser executing hjufs with good personal
security, With Interest from day OF sale. sale 70
s9nmence at 81 o'clock. O.. VI.
". +. WILLIAMS,
Feb. 2'-4w. =. W. MAGRUDER,
comrf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27

Terry & Wells, OF River Head. L. l..
who recently failed. propose to pay
twenty cents on the hundred dollars.
Their deficiency is upwards ofsS5,OOO.
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' SIZES sALf o. VALUABLE

4 - LII
RE LIS FATE.
By yirtlo 90 q deed Of trust executed 10 Joseph
l. Saum By Jacob LndNig AID Vice, DIE wife hoy
deed bearing date ON thr 4ltu day - -eYtcmber
isjT and duly ec, rlcl in tAa ticeks once Of the
couuiy conri y Shen' doah Comfy, Va. in Liber
"a. T. pa as; And whera by an order ct the
aIty court of sail uuiy entered az It's lamar,
Term $50, NampGl G.. vi liimt wat substituted as
Trustee IN the no N ard .tcad " said joseph T.
Saum, and aiicrward ia vit, VII At she Nov
erm Of aid countS court. by ike ,rde Of sad
urt Jas. q. Frayel substituted as Trustee ia
SAID deed IN the 2. ON and stead Of Samuel c.
Williams, drsd aud atanothcr term OF rs.d snalJ,
TO Vlt NJ IT. April !ein 1873, n TX Bird was
sub titgted by an ofdev Of said court trustee In
said deed IN the room aud -tcai oi said Jdues G.
Fr1vel, dec'd tostaarc The Debt therein mentioned
the undersigned irusies VIII sell On tho premises
SATURDAY.. APRIL. 9th, 1873.
to be hshes, bidder for cash. The tracts or parcels
Of land described In raid deed,
CONTAINING IS is ACRES.
10 Tho ssino mo.e or lsss, Il being ,he land
conveyed By jacob Lantz and wife "a, b
ludwig by d-eds tcaTiHl date Mar h lG, 81 and
sct. II, 81 and duly &c rded IN The Clerks Ofico
ia the county court nf said county, N Deed Book
No. ], 4 .e 78 20 and known as Ia Coahn. tract.
adjoining he auds Of George ~ dive ton, -anine.
A. Liniz, oma half Of said auds being cleared, and
The bali va name for the timber Thereon. Sal
land lying on the faae.y road leading TO Wood-
stock, cjnvcn eut To Lanlz's Mil, stores, school
houses aud post oih,e. sale 10 begin at O'Clock
MARK BIRD,
March 27th.-- Trustee.
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TERMS OF SALE:
errors Of Youth,

a Gen I'll MAN who suffered for years from
"a Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects Of youthful indscFotion WILL for the sake OF
suffering humanity, send free to all who need the
ecipe aud direction for making the simple remedy
Dy which he was cured. Sufferers wishing e. profit
by the sdve Users experience can do 50 by address-
ing imperfect confidence.
DIN Il nGnEN, AZ Cedar ST.. NewYork
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e 0RCE EANr z =

-. .. S...-.-.--2 -, ------..--.--, ~.
Patent fio.fail'C - ',!2fio- :ry f-i.-i-, il
GB Patent tlsc.lar sar -..t. s.
ldaA6hc. Gang, Nuicy = su,u SITS,
IN fs-t Girls! & Flour .Hul., tsa. -
~. ~ WrPc.s, ahinSiC- t3Tr-i a.,
-. J Woodworking zach .s.cis.
ILL sani.c Emery vince A-.i
Grinders. ~ ~. Miii suppl g.. Is r.. ..''.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE Z, t'zit-E.S,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27
GREAT INVOLVEMENT.
Sewing Machines can be used without
ipjurpg your health
ILLS ADJUSTABLE TREApLE.
r nll tho Cnrtillrnles.

II ;dt Tue OtLtliltult'.
EDINBUHG, Va. Nov. lsil 1871.
After having carefully examined tine 'lILL-s
ADJUSTABLE fRFADLR," for which Mr.. d. o.
Proctor Is gent. ] cordia Is commend it o. an
tn sc who have sewing machines. c,nhl nifty
beel ing that the principle uDou which II acts,
will edectualy prevent the injurious consequences
10 health which ire attributed b the OLD rHfADrs
\. p. BELEw, NJ. D.
HAWKINsTONN Va. Nov 10 1877.
Ihaye examined Lillis' Adjustable = eadle lor
sewing Machines and believe 1t to pos. great
merit j. IL. 10. 81 Il ID.
EDINBUEG, Va, Noy 7th 3,7.
Mr. L. ?. PROCTOR
Dear Sir: Tbs is % certify
that have attached I, my "hewe Machine one
# "Lills' Adiu table Troadies" and ( r.lst say
consider it one Of the greate-t improvements a
the agr aud most choerfuly recc1Im, al It's Use
to all persons who value their heath. 1 would
not be without one.
Nor, lfqspooffuliv
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27
10 HEAD OF HOS.
ONE CORN SHELLER,
CONDITIONS

A~,redit of SIX months will be given ou ai.
sunis OF 500 the pur haser giving bond witl ape.
proved security. under that sum the cash wiii he
iequirod. In Their conditions Sill be- made Known
on the day OF sale. sale 90 commerce 80 a.
,'clock, 4. ",
LUTHER NEEB. Adiur. of
Jacob and valentine Ae-a. deed.
March -9-3t
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27
PAYMENT OF INTEREST.
CANCELLATION OF BONDS.

7. All bonds retired or redeemed un-
der this act. shall be cancelled by per.
forating aud mutilatiDg. and by the
written cancellation Of the Second Au-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27

n Az n \ MONTH"; -.H'e w..f. rf.-..
OVhss wnrrt. He-t.c.. l..l.
Eiss cla-i. !, P,s ~, --.,"i t'-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27
EIDICIALII.E.

). EXccutors. administrators. or 9TH
crs acting IN a iduciary capacity may
make the exchange Of bonds herein au-
thOrized. and the same shall'Jc deemed
4 lawful investment.
PAYMENT OF INTEREST.
6, Tie Treasurer shall, upon the Isl
days Of January aud July, 1879, and up
on The same days ineech year lheTcaf-
ter. pay TO the holders thereof the
interest then due upon
each IF the bonds of the Commonwealth
10 be issued by ibis act.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27
CORN MEAL, BACON,

FISH Of all kinds, COAL OIL \
nall Inc of groceries always on hand an,
sold AZ short profits. \ trial will show
YOU that we sell at the lowest cas-
prices.
TO All kinds of Country Produc,
taken IN exchange l0r GOODS.
Mar. l3-tf. W. II. ALBERT
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27

| 1DUBLI: SALE or
PIRSOSAL IGollErl.
will sell al public sale, on tie premises, one
nile North west o. Woodstock, on
THURSDAY. APRIL 4th. l,-~.
II Of the personal pr periy belonging to tee.ta-,
Jacob aud Valentine Neeb, decd. cel.i,t.... DOL
Part as follows Il head VI young oattc. 9 ml.l
owe. head of ~ rk horses and Ole Tire. t.I
Id cot,
! 10 HEAD OF HOS.
me 10 horse power engine and taro-ncr. grain
eaper and mower, sriin diill, bu - Take.
! ,heat ran, buggy, one horse W4sll. ul.
fl0rse wag l spring wagon. 5ur g sets ui l4.-
ness, three horse plow-. Oac . horse p.uA.
ri uble shovel piow- . single shovel i..a-,
tharrows,
ONE CORN SHELLER,
some corn, oats aud rye together with az o; tle
household and kitchen furniture. he ngiug G ,Ao
estate of said Jacob aud Valentine Neoo. deed.
consisting Of stoves, bclsteds and bedding.
bul eaus, safes, tables, chairs, together u.h ...i
articles too numerous 70 mc4tiou
I, sgrr
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1878-03-27
THE NErg FUNDING BILL.
The Compromise Measure for COnsol:da.
item Of Public Debt.

TIE PRESENT TAXATION STATED TO
BE AS GREAT AS CAN BE BORNE
THREE PER CENTUM INTEREST FOR
EIGHTEEN YEARS; FOUR FOX THIR'
TAXABLE-NO EXCHANGE TO BE
MADE UNTIL SIS, 900. 900 OF CONssLs
DEPOSITED FOR FUNDING-rHB
GOVERNOR To ISSUE His PROCLA-
NATION INVITING THE BONDHoL-
DERS TO FUND.
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may aOoDs nARKET.

pRlNTS-llOhes ~, Plnks e,dl,; shlTtlngs
SO, soil III, q III, standards, i-l9ici alllui
hci Harusls, DC; haumnny, be-,
hNuWN hhEEllN dA-AtlAntle, A, B l'ii
Indian mead, ii,sAr, Nashville, Al tvc,
ltcit q, hbC, Lawrence, III, l'loi hndkur
LlA hllci dwight s'i ioporol, w. wv fe'
~ rel, lu.inu',
BLEACHEp MusLlNS- Wamsutta, ~,
lsr, fruit oi tho Loom, zoe, l.onHdalo, p1c,
Hope, ~ Peabody So New Jersey {, 1o,
Nassau, b.,
nUCkH-A Arlington Brown, liso, Champi,
on rwilrd, liao, Lewiston flnln stripe, hc,
Lewislown Checs, lhSc, Arlington Fancy
stripe, no,
CAMBllCS-Roll, 5Nci Flat 6'yo High
CoRsET jTANs-NNumkeag, Ol's, Pom
berlOn, 90, suffolk, p'sc,
TICKS AmuSHeag Ava, lihY lewiston
s0.in, he; do h6.in, lNc, do plaid, lsc, Methuen
"A, ltc, C0nlstoga gold medal, Joe, do Goa,
lglsC; % dis, No, !, i0c, Eastern A, DO.
CHECK -kconom gvG AmuIlouAi llci
Caledonia, No, 20, ICE, Para 100, Hc.
DEN MS- Boston, So, uoda NA, llne;
Ous, BR l2hc; York, TO-, tlark'H, goo,
CnkNlOfs--Arllngton, sg@Dc, EYrelIh,
l2h AmONirag, lsc,
s.rRlpES- American, 0'gc, Glasgow, 0'j,
lic; Alabama, 90, brown, H'gc,
GiNGnAMS--A m0nkoaR, Oc; Bates, ei
Renlrow, Doi southwark, SCI dress sly leS,
lO%c,
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BACON, per ~ snort clear, Q at9lOoi
shoulders, GA.lN7ci breakfast, 10 l2mllo, airy
salt l-2N' 3-ic
BurrER per 10 Western, SO93ic; country
2h13Or,
NJ cAus, per dOH 81 25vUl aDi l.2 do do, q ONW
UO.l do do, ~ 2oSlaO,
CD EEsl4--W estern o. 10, - TO 10 l'2o'
CANDLES Star, IN To *, lhWlbc.
COFFEE-lava, per 10, 2SW3l, Ri>, choice,
22@A | 2c prime, 2lGsl l-lci common 10
fair, ~ -aaaO lie.
CONCENTRATED LYE-VarIous brands,
I doa 10 Ctus, per care, ~ !o@l OO' ...,.,,
FlHll-MaCkcrai per bbl, 30 uO1sll W. XII,
ri 0Ousl . white tsh, lSlt, VJ1sl 20.
HERR NGS--Dri"d, per On1, 100000.
FISH Dried Goldfish, per bCSi@c,
LARU-ln fierce, D3-inlOc, 20 b phils, lOg
10 l.gc; ana 10 10 IN inns, Ii a'Agl2c, .,-,...
HA NS-Per 10, fancy brands hE@lo'y'
MOLLS SsEs-Fau Loui'iana, per gal,
GOlgD 5j; Choice, i5@0Oc; Prime aO@ooei f"lri
HICE-Louislnnp per ID, Tai Ice.
SUGAR - Grauulited, per ID, II 2'lgi2c
Crushed, II l.2@ 70; Powdered, II lac l4c
" fee, A, par 10, 10 l-iOGlO l"2c; NhoIee
Louisiana, QGO l2a; Prime, lsigs e; oral
nary 20 Fair saS &c; Common, 3.i&'';
s0OA-Case; Di.carb. English 0@" l-?e
SfARCIli-Vnrlous brands, per ID, 4,@oc,
SOAP-Olive, 534@Be; fancy soaps per poN'
sHi,r~ Liverpool sack, 81 6oal 65 ohio
river, IN bDis 81 I51G2 10, table, per SACK, l'z
TEA-Grnpowdcr, 5Oa75c; imperial, 300
soc; Japan, 6wGOc, Oolong, iOGlbc, ~,
VINEGAR Cider, 2b@3Oc; while wlhe' "o
4I5c.
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ys arc authorized ana requested 20 an
,,.nrpe 10. N EpMuNpSON ma candidate
Xxx inv Assessor aud Collector, at tho ensu'
ius election, Apnl 3 1873,
Ne are author lcd ana requested To an
pnuupp MIR, o. GREEN m u candidate ,ur
p.y Assessor aud Collector NJ tue ensuing
election April 2, 1873,
We are authorized aud requested to an
ppuuoe FEE u, BRYAN M u cHnuidate for
I'm, Assessor nud Collector at the ensuing
election, Aprl2, lHiS
We arn authorized ana requested TO Rn-
uouure Mr. THOMAS A, PHAkE-, ~ u
candidate for tne ONE OF Ciiy Assessor ANA
Collector Election ApIil FL =
We ase authorized and requested 10 an
uuupCs MR.. j, n. OGDEN ~ - candidate FOR
reelection to The othoc OF city Assessor and
Collector,
We are authorized and requr sted 10 an
uOunce the naWo OtJULlUSO BOdEL as n
candidate for city Assessor ana Collector
We are authorized and requested to an
uouuce Mr.. JOHN 4, GANO M u candidate
fer Guy Assessor and Collector Election
April "a, 1873.
We nre authorized and requested TO an
uounce the name OF @. A. GILL ny n candl.
dale for the office Of city Assessor ana Col
hector. Election April 2, 1875,
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LIME Ann UEMENT.

rEhkhf- hosendle- n wprlh u b barre
Lnnlsv NO hesh liilp kept $3.50 v barrel
Dallas, u ll
Llht-fhp beet quality ~ barrels IA worth
bushrl.
PLASTER IL worth d SO n barrel,
me huppiyiul lht above mentioned aTil-
Ice u ample unmRnA ialT market arm,