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Furs. Furs. Furs.

+ Great clearing out sale. Having determined to
close out our stock Of .turs We offer the entire
assortment of over 200 setts for ladies and chill
dren, at and 6eloay cost. They range in price
from SO cents to 1886.
New YORK BAzkp
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Time for all things" Take enough to read
address to ''old Settlers and New Comers,' y last
1,are
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the transportation of products to distant parts

the transportation of products to distant parts
of the country, or handling it there.
The item of fuel is of the greatest importance
to a community, there being by estimate GOO
loads (nearly cords) of frewood in the slabs and
edging of each million feet, making 70 600 loads
of cheap and good wood from one mill. A large
per cent. of all the material used in the CON
struction of the larger class of buildings and
bridges has to be specially sawed to order at the
mill, and the convenience and saving of cost of
transportation from distant mills, to the public.
is also a large item. Facilities for manufac-
turing being equal it saves just the cost of
transportation on every foot of lumber used in
the community, to have saw mills to supply the
local demand.
With these suggestions touching the general
public interests involved, We leave the duty of
presenting to the public the special local advan-
tages for manufacturing and selling lumber
which st. Paul and the other cities along the
river may possess, to the local press at their
several points. As one of the committee only
PLATT B. WALKER.
This report will be subject of consideration
at the Boom meeting to be held at Minneapolis
next Tuesday.
Let ter From Cincinnati Relating to the
Murdered Hamilton.
Yesterday, Chief Weber received a letter
from Cincinnati in regard to the late Alexan-
der Hamilton, the man murdered in Tom
McDermott's saloon. 1t was as follows and
explains itself
CINcIsNArrI, O.. Nov. 30, 1873.
CHARLES WEBER, Chief of Police-Sir: En-
closed find draft for s45 to pay funeral ex-
penses. Thanking you for the GLOBE you
sent and the interest you have taken in the
affair generally, you will confer favor by
forwarding the papers and effects of deceased
to me. Send by express. Yours truly
Fl p RAncpp
This request of Hamilton's brother-in-la
had been anticipated by the police authorities.
Shortly after Hamilton's death inquiries were
instituted for his effects. In the saloon where
he was killed, and in which it was said he had
been living for a week previous to his death,
nothing was known about any baggage, ETC.,
belonging to deceased. It was stated that all
his worldly possessions he carried on him.
Nevertheless it was believed he did have some
thing more than the clothing in which he died.
Search was continued, and yesterday trunk
belonging to Hamilton was found in a saloon
on Third street. The police brought it to the
station, and it was found to contain a goodly
stock of clothing, underwear and several bum
dies of letters. The property will be forwarded,
tomorrow, to deceased's relatives, as re-
quested.
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JAPAN EsE GOODS

In endless variety, Gold Pens, Pencils Charms and
Bijouterie Fine Pen-knives and Knife Erasers,
Pearl, Ivory and Papier-mache Paper Cutters.
Fine Cut glass Bronze end MCKEE Inkstands and
Paper Weights, many new patterns. A splendid line
Glasses, Telescopes, Reading Glasses. Microscopes.
stereoscopes and G1aphoscopes with latest improve
ments. Mathematical Instruments, all grades and
Globes-Celestial and Terrestria.-outline Maps and
Charts. Pocket Books, Money Purses and Port.
lnonas.
Office and Pocket Diaries for 1879 some very fine
ones, suitable for presents to your lady friends
Visiting Cards, Christmas and New Years Cards.
Sunday School and Reward Cards. Bookmarks,,
ivory, satin and embossed.
Artificial Ivy, Holly, Smiax, Geraniun1, Maple and
other vines suitable for trimming picture frames,
decorating ROOMS, public halls and churches.
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HOLIDAY AND GIFT GooDs.

HOLIDAY AND GIFT GOODS,
Such as fine Velvet and Morocco A1b,,ms one
hundred different patterns, ranging price from SOC
to $780,
Pearl-lnlaid Writing Desks, of Rosewood Satin
wood, French and English Walnut syrian Mamie Sc
Ladies Work Boxes and Baskets, of rich and
beautiful material and designs
Fine Vases, Morocco Glove. Collar and Handker-
chief Boxes.
Cut-glass, Pearl, Silver and Morocco Oder, Jewel
and Card Cases, in rich and elegant patterns.
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THE BOOM.
XLiTT u. WALKER SETS FORTH ITS
ADYANJ4GES IN a STRONG LIGHT.

Et VIII Give Market for Logs Extending
to ST. Louis--A General Increase of Trade
1.-The business of Other Boons--The st.
Paul Boom Likely to Equal or Surpass
ANY Other In This Region.
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Crayda and Charcoal Sketches, Fine Chronos
photographs, and other pictures too numerou,
to mention. Picture Frames, Card and Nails
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

HNoR SALE-WATCHES AND JEWELRY-EMIT.
a oEioI, 81 East Third street, now offers to the
pubic as fine stock of goods i'll the abeve lines AS
yer s'. was Drought to st. Paul. among which are:
DIAMOND Ear-rings-the finest and latest
Diamond Finger Rings from els 70 coon
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DRESS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.
DRESS
GOODS
AT EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS !!
STROUsE'S
Corner Third and WabaSlaV Street,

We have opened and new display
the largest and finest assortment
Of DRESS GOODS in the City, to
which we call special attention.
10 Pieces Scotch Plaid Suitings at Il t-2c
yard, former price Zoe.
400 Pieces Plain coIored Pophs, XXI Extra
Width, in all The Popular Shades, at Csc,
former price l5e.
) Cases Of Black and CoIored CashneleS,
including every possible color, fully SO
inches wide, at i0c a yard, marked down
from Csc.
Is Pieces Of i6-inci French GaShneres, a. 7se,
former price Sl.IO.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CONLEY'S
Y A RI b T 7 E s |
corner Third and st. Peter Streets.
CRoGERs' BLOCK
.v Msatly performances. Change Of programme
S03-32 J Ai'is's u tiis STATE.
- FOR SALE.
300 FINE BLACK BUFFALO ROBES, the
~ ~ property OF missionary and collected smong
.ne followers of Sitting Bull, viii be sold bv ,a tb
coming week at a great bargain. - --o Inc
P. T. KAvANAGH
commission Auctoneer, Corner Fifth and Iacsso,
streets. l' 'acason
NOR SALE-Two standard size Brunswtcl 3 B,l,,
y Billiard Tables, in good condifinp * ca nnike
dRUBER's HOTEL, Seven Corners, ea Oh a.
ENoR SALE-severaI pair of black. white and ,-r.v
-. a aapplts, viii be sold cheap Apply to John Hof
-, -, eNieot' 31O*
Pledges, by E. LYLE, PavnbroSer NJ ~
Jackson street opposite the Merchants. oro.a -
cs. "a dy oaea very elegant gold watch hunting
se. ~ awt., Is carsts stem-wnder and setter eng
sihe turned, cost $500, for S225 Cslendar 49,
GIVING day OF month, day of week, and hour Of tbs
day. II represents the different phases NJ th " ee
ny ny moon which owes across the dial Gold hunt
lrs .sse 90 u%s. case, stem winder; was made to
ofoer, ana cost $3.50; will be sod for corr o.
Stem Howard gold watch cost $500 for sIo
Soio goio hunung-case watch, case weighing a.
oWt., b. w. Raymond movement adinsfsI - w
p,snt a regulator, cost SIPS, for $50 number Of
ptner me SWISS and American gold watches. Isjf,
handsome gold watches for SIS, 500 an cog. So
un,y INC a Nth Swiss and American
nearly double. $50 A'e al worm
Handsome lot Of ladies guard chains. with and
Wtthout Sides Gold vest chains and charms var,
Gnrap. Diamond earrings diamond studs; dia,
very low iii price. @toS'ef'
', a several very handsome .sal-skin jacques good
chimes. W. '"4hs hn-
hns brace box, cost SO for $780, Large as.ort-
nens . OF siiVer"are, consisting of card receivers
]e%e' cases, fine cut-glass berry dishes, casters
4cAe DISHES, iee-ltchers. knives forks and SPOONS
nc, "a iii hese are new being duplicated wedding gifts
ana vail he sold at half price All orders from the
all goods of value too1ou Oh
:. 20 eooos sent q. o. D. 312-I4
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PARLOR GA. IFS
Such as Go-Bang. Logomachy, Parcheesi, John Gil
pm, TIT and Tournament Dice, Croquet, stela,
straws and Card Games of all kinds. Chess and
Backgammon Boards, elegantly inlaid, something en-
trely new: Chessmen,. Checkers, Playing Cards,
Counters for Whist, and all other card games
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1t reads like poem. See "Old Settlers and
New Comers'' last page
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The Old Saving.

New YORK Bazaar,
Seventh and jackson Streets.
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Artists Materials Specially.
Canvas, Tube Paints, Water Colors in cakes and
boxes, thelatter very fine, worth S11 hnr Prsbas
Pallets and Easels Crayons Water Color and Crayon
Paper. Drawing Books, Panels for Oil and Water
Color Pictures OF various sizes, Ar. Studies, Etc.
Etc. 2'''
Juvenile Books and Toys In almost countless num-
hera ~
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MARRIED,

% Tuesday afternoon, March 10th, ISIS, at
the residence of the brides parents in this town,
bv Rev. A. c. Hopkins, Mr.. WM. ATW ELL'
Of Washington City 20 Miss BET TIE OBAN-
NON, Youngest daughter Of Justice Hiram U Ban
non.
In the Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church,
Winchester. Va, March 5th, ISIS, by Kew. IL.
NJ White EDMUND PERRY. Of The State Of
Iowa, aad Miss ROSA L. BONHAN, OF Winches-
tog.
On Tuesday, March 10Th. 1878, at tie VI. Z. Par
soraEe bv Rev Wm. VI. Ferguson, HARRY X.
MILLER and Miss IDA BARR, all Of Winchester.
March 18th, ISIS, at the residence Of the Of
fciaGur minister. by Rev. Geo. W. Anders1 N,
JOSEPH 7. STEELE and Miss ANNIE MIL
BURN, both Of Frederick county, Nirgiuia.
March l2th, at the residence Of the bride, by
Rev. A. r. Rogers, CdAS. WILSON and Mrs
CAROLINE CA2PEH, an Of Martinsburg.
February Is. ISIS. in the Lutheran church,
Wa.haIa. y. C., by the Rev. DR.. ). u. Smcltzcr,
assisted by the Rev. DR.. Muller, Mr.. Erred Ei'lCh
NULLEH. OF Charleston. $. c., % Miss HARRIET
ELLA SHELTER, Of Wa'halll, ;. c., daughter
Of tA. oicltiuE minister.
On March 5.h, 1878, At the residence Oh the
BRIDES sister. SIR :. Dc. Carncs, IN baltimore, ~
Rev. james Br.sc1e. JACOB WILLIAMSON, oI
Bcrkeiry county. West Virginia, 20 Miss NAN-
NIE SHELTON, formerly of Norfolk, Va.
At the residence or the brides mother, near
Hamilton Laudouu county, on E0aday. thr iu
inst, bv thc Eey. AlfreI Rogers. Nr.J. W. DEAR,
uI New Red Cloud Agency, formerly oi Loudoun,
O. Miss MARY A. ROGERS, daughter OF the late
Samuel Rogers % L3Ud,ua.
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BEurirUL Hua.-From J. A. Tyncs, well,
known citizen OF Wilson, y. C.:-My we na0
suffered for ten or twelve years with KIND oil
drv letter. which KEEP. the scalp covered with dan
druF, and caused the hair to fall outand get very
thin aud turn gray, but after using three bottles
"Loudon Hair Color Resiorer' the letter was
cured and the gray hair restored to is original
color the hair stopped falling out and IS growing
beautifully. Bv telling of the effect it has on the
head Of my wife I have induced a number 70 try
Il. and want YOU 10 send me one dozen bottles
By express. I enclose pos, Office order for - TO
paw for it, "londou Hair Color Reslorer Is
sold at - cents bottle by all leading druggists.
Dr.. Swayue L Son, Philadelphia. sole proPrie-
tors Sold in Chares,own by Butler Aisqaith.
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1915 may haYe, without charge the numbers for
the last quarter Of 1871 OF such periodicals as
tLey NAV subscribe for Or instead, new sub
scribers TO any two, three, or four Of the above
periodicals, NAV have one Of the -Four Reviews"
orls77 subscribers 20 all five may have two Of
the "Four Reviews" or one set Of lakewood
Ma gaz.ne for 1877.
Neither premiums TO subscribers nor discount 20
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to the publishers. To sccarc premiums it will be
necessary 10 make early application, as the stock
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Church Notes.

Rev Geo. L. Leybdrn viii preach in The Pres
by.erien Church in this place tomorrow. SUNDAY,
aud at HaOlctown in the afternoon, at O'clock
same day.
- Lowest thou me ?" was the theme Of very
earnest discourse BY Rev. Mr.. Ellyson OF the Bap-
fist Church on Thursday evening. Rev. DR..
HAYNES, who was announced 10 preach the open.
ing sermon at this meeting Of the Acting Board
90 The Potomac Association, was detained at home
br sickness. Preaching morning and night.
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Notice U. S. Internal Revenue
Special Taxes.

FINDER the Revised Statutes Of the United
States, Sections 1892. 3237, 323s, and $3.50,
every person engaged la any business, avocation,
or employment, which renders him liable 10 a
special tax is required to procure and place and
Keep con.picuoHyiy 50 his e'abisdmenf or place u
business, a STAMP denotiug the payment Of taid
special tax for the special year beginning May
!, ISIS. Section 32i {. Revised Statutes, desig-
mates who are liable 10 special tax. 4 re-
turn. as prescribed on Form II, is also required
Jy iGr OF every person liable Ia special tax As
above. Serere DeHdifies are prescribed for non
compliance with the foregoing requirements, or
for continuing in business after April SO ISIS,
without payment Of tax.
Application should be made 70 Geo. ". Brown,
Collector Of Internal Revenue, at Grafton.
March O. ISIS.
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| TIblgIGEIY GTH S7lILG DRILL
BLACIk - lsATTE.


I WILL buy good BLACK OAK BARK thati
! properly tascn and cured according % the
following directions, and pay CASH for Il 90 the
rate q - per Cord o. l2s fsct measurement, de-
liyercd az M Mis- 10 Winchester, Virginia, Aud
s on Cars a. any point from AartiHsburg - Haf-
rs0Hburg. but tie Cars MHst be- CAREFULLY and
e,oseiy piled and fIel jaE-aii that caa b gotten
in-ia order % saFe freight and charges, which
is 90 much per ear, Sc.
DIRECTIONS :-C0nmencc taking the Bark.
as fooa as 10 ai.i peel wri!--lu freeiy--and be
sure % take the bark from tie upgef part of the
tree and limbs f0F tbc yoaug bark e Iaose feshy
aud better han the ola bark. which j. nlosfig
ross; tle BaEs should rot DE- broken w too much,
and rust Be o. average thickness. as the heavy
but bark by iiscl vil not De bought aiiul price.
The Outside lf the Barr must always be kept az,
which VIII prevent is curling, algO protect The ia
side iflm the weather bich being tie part used
must Be kept bright ard not allowed TO get vet "
morldj l'eh iuj0Ie. Us strength and color, the
CIT lHrarfant part-.
1-rcl Ie-fU GLENAN SMITH.
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Mere Mention.

Wednesday. lie does a good credit oUs'aess OF
that sort
We notice as among the most active OF The
,s,,, fraternity in attendance upon the Circuit
Cur, Hon Charles , Faulkner
,yslayc blank for any widow Of vete-
-,,sf he war Of 1912 who Aas uo;yei made
.r,r,ati,u fsr pension under Che law re-
.,..'y enacted. Ne proofcf loyalty required.
dwelling House aud Store II.useo Mr.
Lash Brown in Gladstone, was public
-...sl oa Tueslly Capt. George bAy' rand
.s rapnel Esl were announced as tDe sue
-..,ultiJlsrs at 500, for thc creditors.
r.yTA. Tlball. a former citizen % Ills
.,., now of Norfolk Virginia. has accepted
,,u 90 Chris; p. e. Church, LeSinet'n, Ken
...kv Ma. Tribal IS o gentlemen Of high
culture ana superior abilities.
We understand Rev George T. Loyburp,
le,y returned f.om Greece. BIAS been invited
..nkc charge ol tie Church o., Failing Wa
,.r. Berkeley county. That congregation
Willie yo5y highly favored If successful TO-
securing tlcserviccs o. Mr. Loyllra.
u,wil. De seen ty advertisement chat Ma.
las Law U15E has ji,p1-clo If Dis stock OF
Hardware % Nr. Horace raH Of Irs,b1rs
N.-yAal. Sh5 proposes 90 continue Tie Jo-
.,-,., al, thc same stand Sd l'aE occupied by
Mill. 81. BsUimpres,ss hi,ueN acIwjat-
aa,ss hy5at,y, AMI we have u' doubt vii. lee
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BUILDING PURPOSES,
March 10, 1878.



rTNllE undersigned. Executor of George Isler,
vii! scil az Pufat' sale, the fine farm Of which
the late Grn-gc ls!er died siascd aud possessed,
lyiaa in jefferson Comfy. West Virginia, about
I Miles irrn the town OF Charlcstown, on the
County road leading 70 summit Point, both OF
which places are ou the line %! The Winchester i
rot,latc .,al.tosl, and afford Cue markets FOR the
sale Of produce. Said farm contains about
Two Hundred and SiXty-Four
ACRES OF coon IINESTONELAND, between
so aud 80 acres of which is 10 VALUABLE TIM
Ben. II 1Gj1ins the lands Of Bushrod c. Wash
iugton. Ueuly Davenport, Esqs., and others, and
isv,ry convenient to Mills, Churches aud Schools.
Che improvements consist Of a Comfortable
DWELLING NOUSEaud Out-Boildings, a never
failing Well ofpule water, Pond for CatAr, Stock
&c, Ac. The farm ali things oonsidercd) is one
of the most desirable in tae fertile County OF JEFF
sou.
TERMS ACCOMMODATING
JOSEPH CRANE,
Feb. @ ls18-9t. Executor OF Geo. Is!cr.
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1875.
The -Four Quarterly Reviews
AND
TsIncl<VvOod'sS Margarine.

1919 cIGNVO "a - VI = s.1zinc.
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Al Barclay Street, New York,
Continue their authorized Reprints of
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THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW LIBERAL,
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matter than the average books Of the period.
TERMS FOR 1878 QIncluding Postage:
pa,ohIo S,,irtfv in Advonca
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TARLY ROSE POTATOES Tor sale by
II W. EBI.
rF1ABACCOANDS EGAGS.- Grarely and other
superior fine brands % Chewing aud Smok-
ing, for sale by ". EBN.
WHITE Wash Brushes, Horse brushes, Card.
w and Curry Combs Tor sale by
March &c, ISIS. W. CBI.
CAKDEN TOOLS Tor sale By
u ". EBY.
NTcCURDY cos Family Flour. for sale BY
n March Us, ISIS. ". EBN.
{ 900 MILK PASS. and Pots. one and
aOOU two Gallons, f1r .ale b
March lG, ISIS. ". EBY.
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TEOILET GOODS.-Fine English aud American
Hair and Tooth Brushes Combs, Imported
Handkerchief Perfumes, Toilet Soaps, aud a full
line Of Druggists Fancy Goods, just received.
BUTLER x AiSQUlTh
J7RESU AND GENUINE.-Wc have just re-
ccivcd q fgiI stock of Laud-e;l's reliable
Peas, Z cans. and Onion Sets. tl- ,-cs a.;l full
supply Of Paper and Bulk Seed.
March 10. ISIS BUTLER & AISQUlTH.
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Drugs, Paints, Oils.
Dye-S;uGs, Patent Medicines,
SchoolTso looks, stationery,
Toilet Artlcles, Fancy Good. &c.

TE'iIE undersigned having purchased Of Mr. c.
l.. Beller the Stock aud Fixtures Of bis Drug
Store In Chaflestown, j. rep!eushjng the same By
purchases Of fresh Drugs and new and desirable
Goods, and purposes to conduct the business In
all its branches.
Physicians Prescriptions aud Family Recipes
will be carefully compounded al all hours Of day
Knight.
Included in the stock are Drugs, Patent Nedi-
ciucs, Paints. Oils, Dye-Stuls, School aud other
Books, Stationery, Fancy and Toilet Goods,-
great variety. Also, choice brands Of
Tobacco and Cigurs.
PURE WINES and LIQUORS will be kept, but
only sold for Medicinal purposes.
We respectfully solicit a share o! the public pa
tronage, and trust by attention TO business, care
ful prepa alton Of dicines, aud by constant re-
ncwals Of stock, not only 10 retain the former cus.
tom Of the ho1sebut 10 induce many others 10 call.
Respectfully.
BUTLER q AISQUITH
February %, 1878.
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DOCKS AND STATONERY.-A full assort-
ID rnent of School Books, Copy Books, Pas
Book. Day Books and Lcdgcfs. We call special
attention 70 our complete stock Of recently pur-
chased Paper and Envelope. a fnil line nfband-
some Box Paper BUTLER AlSQUlTH.
DHYSiclANS.-Wc respectfully call ibe at
tention Of the Physicians Of dis county e.
our largely increased stock q Pare Drugs and
Medicines. the greater part % hich bas been
purchased 10 DE last thirty days. We are pre-
pared 20 m orders upon the nos reasonable tcTi1s.
Feb. %, 1878. BUTLER& AlSQJlTH.
OSTETTER's and Drakas Plantation Bit
X 4 ters, Ncgetiue, Simmcn's Liver Regulator.
Bulfs Cough syrup. August Flower, Bo-chec's
German Syrup, B1lF. Mclcan's WnglffIutls',
Jayne'7 and Ayers Pills, AFcI's Cherry Pect9-
raj, Jaynes EEgeci1Fant, and full lire 0f a.l the
popular Patent Medicine
FEB 70, 1879. BUTLER &AIsQCTH.
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PLASTER.

TTST Received Finy Tons of best quality Nova
g Scotia Plaster, which we are now grinding
aud selling at thc lowest rric, for Cash only.
NEIRICk d WELLER
March -, 1875.
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Circuit Court.

The Marcel term Of the Circuit Court, Judge
Joo Blair Hoee presiding, began on Tuesday.
Doth instant. Ga Wednesday morning the
Grand jury WAS called, and answered to their
names. as follows:
Jas Law HooT. Foreman: Jno. T. Gibson,
John Burns. john S Moore, ". II. Il. Lewis,
. Edmund Chambers, Joshua Cavalier. William
Exuer. WAGNER B,cSeaba1.h, Jao. II little.
I Dennis NJ Daniels. b T. Harrison, George W.
IlaN, Logan Osburu jr, aud Samuel ". Knott
Judge IIose gave schedule Of the points
Of inquiry to which the Jury should direct its
deliberations, in bis usual clear concise, con-
pr,leusivc style, ana prchced the whole by
congratulations that be was aware Of no
special cases Of outrage OF transsressious to
which 90 direct their attention.
Ca Wednesday arguments were made upon
I Demurrer 90 an Information ia .Le nature Of
QUO Wauauto, ty Charles Davies. Esq, aud
Hon. William H. Tmy,-s, FOX the petitioners,
several citizens Of uarper's Ferry. for au
ous,.ror3ir. Green, tie d. ,ie,o Mayor Of that
place. upon alleged grounds Of ;aellsibility.
and by Hon. D. B. Lucas for the respondent.
yr Graham. also. appeared as counsel for Mr..
Green.
A similar case against Mr. George Koonce,
councilman, was submitted without argument
on Thursday morl.ug-same Counsel We
60 90 press without decision.
rae GelaI Jury ou Thursday returned