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COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMnxRs-H by Judge Dono.
hue-Nos. T. G3. 65. S0 96 0G 10l l22 123. l26 l74.
1s3 227 23O 238. 237, 251 256. 259 264, 265, 266.
SUPREME Counr SPECIAL Af-Held by Judge Van
vorst-Case on s7s. Holins va. Morrs ct 81. No day
calendar.
surnEMr Counr-Cmcurr-Pxrt l.-Adjourncd for
the term. Part 2-Held by Judge LAwrence.-Nos.
1884, SO. 229l. 1885, s0H. a3l3 1885, 2020. 1775ls,
411S 1885, $780, $751; 1922 4S9C, 27G4, 3340 4177 1882
S2s. 1924, 2704 1852 1856. Part 3Hed by Judge Van
BruntNos. 12k. 1910, 1911. $780, 3025. 213G. 3l74.
3l65 1885, $751; 3l9l 3OOs 3ol0 1883. 3ls2 319S 3194
1885, 1896, 3l97. 3198, $780, 5000, 3202, 3203
SUPERIOR CoURr-GxSERAL TxRx-Adjourned sine
die.
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPEc1AL TEnM.-Held by Judge
SUPERIOR CoUIT-TRIAL TRRx-Parts and A-Ad-
journed for the term.
COMMON PLxAs-GKNERAL TEnA.-Adjourned for
the term.
COMMON PLEAs-SPEcrAL TERM-Held by Judge G.
p. Daly.-No day calendar.
COMMON PLrAs-EoUIrY TERM-Held by Judge Van
Hocsen.-No. 3.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TEnM-Part Held BY
Judge Recommendation l7OG 90s $50, 98l, 1876 1907
Co.'S 773 2062 $685. 2056. 966, 2030 232 966 S2l S25,
1863. s64. s2O oio. Part 2-Held by Judge J. T. DAly.
921, 9aJ. S78. 500, 959 900. 961, 1022. 1026
MARrSE CouRT-TRLAL TERA-Psrts \ and g.
Adjourned for the term.
COURT OF OYKR AND TKBMNER-Held by Judge Bar
rett.-The People Vs. Charles Bernstein and Abraham
ID. Freeman. arson tcontinued).
CouRr GENERAL SEssIoxs-Part Held by
Judge Gildersleeve.-The People Michsel Mar
mora. homicide; Same Vs. David Pender and John
Flynn robbery; same vs. John McGrsw. grand
larceny; Same vs.. Charles w. Fox. grand larceny
Same vs.. John Tobin, grand larceny; same John
Tierncy. larceny from the person; Same va. James
Smith. grand larceny; Same vs.. Owen Callaghan.
grand larceny; same va. James Mahor. assault and
battery. Part 2--Hcld by Judge Cowing.-The People
vs.. John Brown, homicide; Same VS.. James styiners.
burglary; Same vs.. John Logan. burglary: Same
julius j. Smith. grand larceny; Same Vs. Louis Kar-
mel. rocoiving stolen goods.
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FAILURE OF THE PERU STEEL AND IRON COM
PANy, WITH LIABILITIES or TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLAES-oTHRR EMRARRAsS-
MENTs.
Tho Peru Steel and Iron Company Of New York
city has failed. and Mr.. f. J. Dominck has been ap-
pointed receiver by the Supreme Court. ON the sp-
plicaton Of Mr.. Charles Rliven. the prcsident. Tho
company inccroorated in 1865. with capital Of
$20o0OO and purchased 10000 acres Of land in Ciin-
tonvile. N. Y. paying $45OO0O for the property.
which consists Of several iron and plumbago mines
fifty dwellings. sawmills. forges aud all the
usual appurtenances for such an enterprise.
A large amount Of money also expended for i'm
proving the property. and the nominal value placed
upon it Is s.. 900. Tho company hourished for
profitable conduct of such enterprise called for
large and ever increasing working capital. which,
owing to the financial panic OF lS73 was not forth
coming. The falling OIL In demand and the great
reduction in price Of iron. together with the depres
sion OF trade. operated disastrousy upon the busi
moss the company and during the past year there
means. With working capital and surplus ex-
hausted by shrnkage. and the disnclination Of the
officers TO continue their Endorsements for tenn
porary loans at bank. the company longer
able to meet mstured and maturing liabilities. 1t
should bo adopted to prevent sacrince OF the prop
erty and the approval of all tho trustees and tho
largest creditors the application for receiver was
made. The total liabilities about S20o. o.0UO of
which $142,500 is the bonded debt loaned by the
stockholders the lands of the company and about
S5O,O0O floating debts. The assets consist of the
lands. mines. buildings and ore. nominally valued 1t
$l.000.O00 which will realize enough to pay the
bonded and floating indebtedness and leave dividend
the stockholders. The works usually employ from
four hundred to hve hundred men. aud they will be
kept running for the present by the receiver, who
expects to convert the stock hand into cash pay
the floating Indebtedness speedily ~ possible.
The officers are Charles Bliven president; L. s.
Dodge. treasurer; William ii. Gunther. H. A. Har-
vey and william II. Cudlpp. trustees. Mr.. Biven
said yesterday that tho application tor receiver had
been made to protect the general creditors.
The J. u. Knapp Manufacturing Company made an
Assignment yesterday to Albert ). warth. The COM
pany WIS incorporated about eight years ago, with q
capital OF $4,000. John c. Knapp being president
aud Oscar Knapp secretary and treasurer.
Mary A. Cox, manufacturer of shoe uppers, made
an assignment yesterday to Joseph NJ. Cox, giving.
preferences to the amount OF VI. .206 80.
Daniel II. Wright. dealer in boots and shoes made
an assignment. without preference. yesterday to
John II. Ruttcr.
Ekborn Brothers. merchant talors. made an assign
ment yesterday to Henry w. Rannenberg. without
preference.
There was filed yesterday in the County Clerks
Office the assignment OF Charles uelfrch Il Daniel
p. Helirich to Chester woiverton.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25
MIR. ERHADDTs CHARGES.

The investigation of Commissioner Erhardts
charges viii be resumed by Mayor Cooper tins after
noon The latter official had not up to last night de-
cided whether the examination would be held In
secret, as has been the case on previous occasions
No correct report of what has been testified to by
either Mr. Erhardt or his witnesses has yet bean
made public. The only persons present ut the hcar-
ings have been the Mayor. the Commissioner and q
stenographer. None OF the Mayors clorks have been
allowed access TO the evidence, and both MIR. Cooper
and tho other gentlemen have always politely de
cincd to mako the proceedings or any part OF them
public.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25
orFIcIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.
Tho following is statement showing the real estate
transactions recorded in the Registers office. Feb
ruary "a. 1870
S7h :. 800 6; q IN aa.o n0ph
eth st., = : 8. 80 t. " Of "a av. iooxiooii;
,D RI noiaasas and wife e Ann Jsstssa 600
81 A., 8 Sss Nom
viii: wiiiiaw Johnston Aa.4. .oaa..sA .n1 5000
asn4y cs,ssr and % s;. f. Il sa,v sa ii
s4s& =: :, 4. o. . d "a ss, Ssioo 5; Johann
la$tl ss. s. aissis = q S!S av ssxssii .o~
o. Harmon HoSver ana wife to W ! a MsGrah isooo
q ss:S :; sSiSs5s also s,.s 3 A.:
T. n d 2! Sd Sssh ss IS ss; aso sa ss'U So
.A sssS :.ss also "a q 4S ss hn
81 & oa s ii E%y s,sG "a 1v saith 10 % II aaSa
sd sv $, 757 Il. s. Of io4th St. axiio; John
4cSh 3. ssS 4 Of sd so1ssa
s to ana sS x q, iO maHls% Mser Francis H. Nom
,s.S s I'M s 100 T. Of y sv sSsiooii George S0m
ws wii.a S poooer ana ,4eoo
.as e Ssas%n
IN si sss Som
,sss Il. "a. ss. Il .ss is sam. q
Az y, Il iiih St. sasxas; julia D. Col; os
same y siasS pnsDsIiy Fl Vss WILLIAM Colt . same So
126th ST.. n. g., us IT, W. of 7th Nv. l:GxSo11;
Bernard N. Smith Catharlne A. Ballard ...... 5000
MsasSo% % 4 Ct som
Reese aud wife to William Il. Brigham ........ 100
10; Solomon Enrich TO = SasSan S"asla AZ ". 1000
5th St, s., 275 f. Q. OF Nv. A., 25x96.2 JohnJ.
4s5 s.. - 81 sy a5z9Ga saiao to 49,
harm IIoden administrator; 20 years $50
st. II. 4. Of lst nv p
Astor 70 MagdaIena Thomas; 70 years ......... $50
Av. b (No. 4Sp. jacob NJ. Patterson (executor to
Adolph Finkenberg; years. 800
RECORDED NoRrCACks.
Christie. William and another, to f. Il. Rives and
W. ii Is. sv years 5000
sso t. ". Of ist S'So s~. months oa s' 400
Same stephen Birch, sane property; years.. 800
Same to y q. Taylor of sotn ST.. months... S55
aud jackson avs 3 years 400
HosHng, Christopher and wife, to Andrew Koch.
No. 100 Ridge ST. is months :................ COO
9Th and ath st ycars. $500
TtL st. w. Of I'd av.; years ...:........: 5000
S1.h ~. w. Of Oh av: month"; .......... $500
Rostger. Henry E. aud wife, to Frederick hammers,
Q. side Of Washington av.. W. OF 9TH St.;
rslI%sn j. b. and wife, TO s. W. Hoffman, = & oi
SD ST. w. Of ssh ay years 10000
Of i25th = OF 5th av. year 1900
RxcoRpKD ASSIGNMENTS MORTGAGES
1eitSbach Max. and another to Joseph Bellcsem. 81
Metropolitan Savings Bank to the Northern Dispen- ~
Phillips Mary j., to Nelly H. brown ............. $500
Rosensten, Frederick, to William r. BelL....... 500
Uiery, Simon, to Henry Hornidge ............ eOOO
Williamson, j. (referee, to EIose Gedney....-. aoo
The New York herald., 1879-02-25
REAL ESTATE.
The following sales were made on tho Real Eststs
Exchange February NJ


Exchange February 24:-
u SON.
Foreclosure sale-A Czaki referee--of tho house.
with lot 23x1O03. the =. y. Of 4Sth st. $50 IT, O.
ot sth av.. to defendant $l5,oSo
W. COATES.
Foreclosure sale-Benjamin Romaine, Jr., ref
ereeof the plot Of land. 5oxf0O H. on the n. Of
Tooth ST. $50 IT. of 1lth TO plaintiff 4,lOO
Also. similar sale-John J. Thomasson referee-of
the plot of land. lO0xl:36 luN ltOx434 on tho ".
Also similar ssi. same rsfereo Of the house with
lot 25x9s.o on s. of 2sth st., i5o it, W. of 10th
ny OAKLEY 4
Alfred Wagstah, referee-Forecosure sale OF the
lot 2ox9slo on of lth 81, to James Fulton H. 800
Augustus j. Requier, referee--Foreclosure sale OF
the premises. with lot 55.uxSx2pNti2. .6x.6. No rs
Oak St., s. T.. 5l.J IT, Q. of New Chambers Sc, run
ming through TO New Chambers st., and known
Also No. 81 New Chambers paintiH $500
II. n. CAMP
Thomas L. Ogden, referee-Foreclosure sale OF the
house, with lease of lot. loO.5x13 GxoS.l x615x2O
on n OF West 45th ST.. 05o II. Q. Of sth av. to 30
Also similar SALE same referee OF tho house. with
lot IL lDxlo0ll on tho Of lllth ST., UO9.a IL.
". OF Sd av., to plaintiff ................ -. 400
Total. .. s54,5s5
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SALES AT AUCTION.
TcTIoX;; ~ PEREMrIoEsXn :, w., 81

"A At THE LARGE BROWN STONE MANSION
Ii, WEST iarn sT. BEriwEEN 6ra ASp 7ra AVS.
THIS TUESDAY MORNING COMMENCING
M o caaGSEks aIt3SKk n1N pixIs S iaSE Md6M
comprising elegant Drawing Room Suits in satin and
silk Eastlake and Greeian styles and ebony and gold
frames Centre Tables Grand square Pianoforto also Cab
Oil Paintings by artists Bronxes and Clocks.
Curtains Mirrors velvet Carpets handsome walnut Cham
Wardrobes spring and dne hair Mattresses Brussels
pets Extension Tables Buffet Chairs in leather and
seats Hastands Kefsgerators Glass China and Silver
kRAEhER. Anctioneer. Goods packed, shipped, &c.
A --MEssRs TARGEE CO.. AUCTIoNEERs
~. WILL SELL THIS fTUEsDAYl MORNING.
-, ,n,v.uv - O'CLOCK rEoMP%T % ,.,,x, o.,
BETwEEN sTH AND 9Th Avs,
PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN GOING ABROAD.
,,,,S STE5NWAY ,H,!!;ANoEoRTE
PARLoR AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS, walnut and
ebony framos in satin and silk; Turkish Lounges
Tables Reclining Chairs redestas plate Mirrors Eases
FINE SELECTION IMPORTED BRONZE STATuARY.
WALNUT cHAMnFE FIFE fqs1s FlSE RkEssISc Rk4s CASES
One of the most important collections of Ancient and
Modern Paintings brought together in this country
embracing fine specimens all schools and poriods,
collections dispersed during tho last fifteen
Aso, fine collection Of -
WATER COLORS, DRAWINGS AND SKETCHES,
All IN good condition and appropratsy framed
37 VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS,
fGnBAA1MTRIEE SETS ISL LInEARY BIZ AMP pINSg
Eastake and Queen Anne styles nlaid gilt Bedsteads
Dressing Cases, Bureaus ashsands Lounges
Roekers marble rabes 81 hair and spring Masreases
Dining Funture-Extension Table, Buffet Chairs In
leather Dinuer aud Tea Sets sverware. Cutlery also
N B-ioods boxed for shipping II required. Take any
uptown limo OF cars or stages to ~ West 10th st.
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tries to bite the only way to do s to hit him with
club. Don't throw feathers at him.
A good deal OF time spent by both Commits
sioners i'll chickering's side issues and they were
only stopped by the announcement of the Chairman
that the committee would adjourn until Monday
ayr
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A DEFAULTING EXECUTOR.

Tho late Howell L. Williams appointed as his exec.
utors James II. wheatlcy and Henry Ame vatable
both OF whom qualified. The estate consisted wholly
of personally and tho securities deposited in
box in of the vaults Of the Long Island Safe De-
posit Company. During last summer while Mr..
vatSble in Europe he received information that
Mr.. wheatley had led being large defaulter. Upon
his return Mr.. vatable found that some S2lODO
worth of securities belonging to the estate were
missing from the box. Me-. wheatlcy has not
been In this city since the nth OF
August last. the laHt heard from him being
, letter received by his wifo stating that he had
loft and should not return until the trouble blow
Subsequent inquiries developed the fact that
Wheatlcy had hypothecated some Of the securities
with the Fulton Bank OF Brooklyn, on the repre-
sentation that tho securities belonged to him and
that they had been sold under power of attorney
given by him. Application was madc for the re-
moval OF Mr. whoatloy as trustee. The case was re-
ferred to William A. Boyd who reported in favor of
the application. and Judge Donohue yesterday con-
hrmed the report. and also gave order appointing
Mr. Vatable sole executor OF tho estate until the
further order of the Court.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's FEES.

Judge Choate. Of the United States District Court.
handed down yesterday decision OF unusual in
tsrest The defendant in the case OF Edward Endncr
against Salvatore Greco made . motion to compel
the United States Marshal to deliver to him four
scows. which the Marshal held In custody under
warrants of attschmcnt. and punish him for con.
tempt OF Court IL ho refused to do so. Tho de-
fendnnt filed q bond with tho Clerk of the Court
under rule In admiralty, and claimed he was en- titled
to discharge of the vessels without the payment
of the Marshas fees. The Marsha insisted that he
had been put to expenses In keeping the lighters and
executing the warrants that no had lien against
thcm for the expenses. and that ho had right to
bursemonts paid into court. Judge Choatc
held that, Notwithstanding the nling OF the bond
under rule " of the District Court the Marshal
could be compelled to release the vessels which
had caused him expense until his charges ana OK
pensos had nrst been pad into court benjamin T..
Murray tor the United states Marshal.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES

The Grand Jury dismissed tho complaint against
DR.. l. y. Dlanchasld for passing worthless ohoSk
The New York herald., 1879-02-25
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICK NOTICE..
Tho foeign mails for ths week ending Saturday March
1879 will close this office "Wednesday. NJ A M
for Europe. by steamship Algeria. VIA Qucenstown
Thursday, ut $3.50 n NJ for Europe by steaship City OF
Chester via Queenstown cor, espondopco for Germany
and France must be specially Addressed. and at ioA NJ
for Europe. by steamship Suoya via Cherbourg
and Hanburg Saturday at 3 A. M, for Ireland, by
steamship Marathon. via Qaeen stown, and At M for
at II 80 NJ fr Europe, by steamship Rhoin via South
amptou aud Bremen. Tho steamships Algeria City Of
Chester and Marathon do take malls for Denmark
Sweden aud Norway The mails for Martinique barbados
"a Tho mails for Nassau, n p leave New York February
will leave Now York February ~ The mails for Hayt
Jaacs Maracaibo leave New York February ~ The
mails Havana oavs New York February ~ aud March
l. Tho mails for Bermuda .saye New York February
~ The mails for Aspnwali aud South Pacific ports leave
New March The mails for China aud Japan
san Francisco March . The mails for Australia &c leave
San Francisco March H.
rHoS. l. JAMES, Postmaster.
Posr OFFICE NKw YORK, Feb. - 1879.
The New York herald., 1879-02-25

TUSTUs COOKE, AUCTiONEER
81 Auction sAlc
Millinery ladies' FURNISHING Goods Trimmings Feathers.
Ribbons, Hosiery, Kid Gloves, &c. =
Entire stock and Fixtures Of tho Union Bazaar No a4a
9th av., near 2ist St.
TUESDAY. February 20, at io,s O'Clock
This stock of fashionable Goods with the elegant
Showcases, Mirrors, Counters, &c,
will b sold ~ above withous rsssrvA
The New York herald., 1879-02-25

THIS DAY, AT II OCLOCK
at our salesroom, 81 Nassau st.,
BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS.
SALE OF ABOUT 125 LOTS OF DIAMOND JEWELRY.
Several very fine Solitaire Sets diamond Necklaces
three gold and diamond Lockets Rings Studs Bracests
&C.. sold 70 close estate.
On THURSDAY, at 81 Nassau st.,
large sale of Household Furniture,
The New York herald., 1879-02-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

FAILURE OF THE PERU STEEL AND IRON COM
PANY, WITH LIABILITIES or TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND DoLI4AES-oTHRR EMRARRAss-
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VEGETINE
SAFE AND SURE.

Mr.H. +. Stevens: In 1872 your. Vegeline
wss recommended 10 me, and, yielding to the
pafsussicns of friend. I consented 10 try It.
at the time Was suffering from general oeolll.
~ and nervous rrcstraton, superinduced by
ove.wolk and i. esuar habits. It's wonderful
streng gthening and curative properties seemed to
affect NY debilitased sy stem from the first dose
and under its persistent use rapidly recovered, f.,
esning more than ususl health and good feel
ing. Since then l have not hestated to give
Vcgct;Rc my most unqualified Endorsement, as
moiins health srd restoring the wasted system
TO new life and energy. Vegetine is the only
medicine use; and rs long as live l never
expect 10 Grd batter. Yours truly,
". e. CLARK. l20 Monterey St.,
slIeuhanv PannaYVHnia,
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wa JOHNSON JOHN T. ukMMoNp.
Tky A. JOHNSON s. Co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRDUERS,
GENERAL COMMISSiON MGECH'T TS.,
AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
OF LIQUORS. ALSO
AGENTS FOR ARLINGTON BOTTLED
ALE AND PORTER AND LAs
LANDS AND RANDS,
POWDER.
Coasignnents OF Grain, Flour and ali kinds
Of Country Produce solicited.
Liberal advances made on consgn gnmru.s in
store
Alexendris, Va. aug
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A STORY FOR Coop LITTLE D0Ys.-Gaorsc
is good boy. could tell many things about
Getrze. l have time but for one to-day. 1t
was Christmas time, and George ami bis sister
Jane Lad hung up their stockings. They
wanted Sarta Clause to put something moe 10
their stockings Georg, Wastela boek. Hs
did not want took that was cot true NO;
he wanted q hook that told abou. good boys
who grew up snd beoame llon and Wettt to
Congress. Jauc waited q doll. Jano got
doll, tu. George did not get bovk. L VIII
tell you mby hs did not get bonk. HIS father
forgot TO b'iog il home. iila Uice JshD vas
q practical joker.
do uot .nlak you ka,w .hst praclcas
j,ker is. Sb.il .ciI yeL2 Yss, VII! tell You.
You have secn LAO 6U0Gc pip! Yes, you
say. Well, uow, # msU w:re t' put an
empty nipo il his mouth, w:uil n: %
snokio.? | thiak not. The ptEc!lch
i5k,r, coidrep, is as NUN q j * ker ss tho
nsn Who pufIsaa empty pipelia smoker. Udce
John put some tar 10 Gsorse stock.
ug. When Getrse got u? she n.x; m9ro"
ipg be went to 5ea his nico bJok; bu;
here was no took Ills s'ccI!52 va. MALT
full of black tar He got it Oh bis fingers.
Now, what did this good boy do? D!d asrry
No. Did DC throw the stcc&los 90 mo o!
No. Did be 5sy naughty Wc:d7? Ne, be cio
not. He ssw drli's kcad looking cu' Ct James
stocking. ,e
lie said Il will &c. keep al this tar myself.
That would be selfish. No. lace shall have
ar scare. Sas has adcl. Saa *;il not share
her doll with mc, bscause sheis s:ii5h. Bu. L
will give her half my ,ar. So re to:k her
doll aud pu; it in bis stocking. Ho made i!
black all over When Jane ssw her tol all
black, SIZE csisd bitterly. U3cis J5ho shcusht
he bad made mistake, lie th2ush: be had
put ter in bot s:3ckings. He was sorry that
his joke wcs 60 yeIy fuooy. Be-. George did
not tell auycns that be put The tar oo JAMES
dell. He vas good boy, you kuo". tie knew
they felt bad, and ne did nc. want to mention
! the subject any more tban possible. george
! vas very thoughtful bny.
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MEDICINAL.
VEGETlNE.
DER OWN WORDS.

Baltimore, Nd, Feb. 1870, lSi7-&r. B. T.
S:eYels: Dear Sir-Sinco several years have
got sore and very painful foot. l had some
physicians, hut they couldn't cure ne; Ho%
hsve helri of your Fegstiuo rom lazy Wno
frou ecu. Vegetno aud ] went and bought me
one tcttie Of Vegetinc and after I had used one
bottle. the pains left ne, and it began 20 heal,
uId .hen l bought one other bottle. and SO l take
it get thank God for this remedy and your.
tion to il. I.is q blessing for health.
Mrs, g. KRABE, G33 West Bait. st.
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A LwAiS in stock u choice iiuo ot Family
IA Groceries, Feed. Bay. Straw, &c, which
We are selling ut remarkably low figures.
HARMON & SMITH,
Dealers in Choice Family Groceries. &C,
feb II Corner Prince and Royhl Ste.
GAFf. FLElSCHhANN & cos COM.
~ PRESSED YEAST, which wss used 1T
The Vlenus Model Bakery Of the Centennial
s.pcsii,on, for eslp By
jsn28 10. MILBUkN.
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VE1GETINE
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.

THE BE0I SFKING MEUICINE.
Charlestown-H K. Stevens: Dear Sir-This
is 10 certify that have used your Blood frep,,
arstion'' il my fsmily for several years, and
mink inst fer Scrofuls or Cankerous Humors or
..heunal!c 4 Il sctions il csnnot ba excelled; and
rs blood purifier nsd spring madeline It is the
best thing have ever used. snd l have used 81.
most everything. l can cbeerfully recommeAd
/. to any one in nocd Of such medicine.
Yours. respectfully,
Mrs, A. A, I:INsMoRE 10 Russell Ct.
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HARMON & SMITH.
tKDCERS& s. MISSION MERCHANTS
Corner Primes and Royal sts.,

A choice line OF FAMILY GHOCERIES al.
ways in stock and toT sale a! loves. market
prices Consignmeals COLLECTED and prompt re.
turns nsjs ian li-u
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VEGETINE "
WHAT is NEEUKD.

Boston, Feb 18Th, 1S7l.-H. 4. Stevens, esq !:
Doa. S!r-About orc year siLce [ found myself
in a feeble condition from general debility.
Vcget!:,c Was strongly recommended 20 me by a
friend who h.d basn much teoeG!ted By It's use,
/ rrcau-ed .Sn article, and, aEler using several
bottles, aas 7ea.ore6 70 he :ith. snd discontinued
is uas I ieel Iulo conf1ont that tnsr" i 70
ried ina surcricr 10 Is fer those compia:"ts icr
which il is Especially prepared, sDd would cheer
fi'iy Recommend il to those who ',eel that tuey
nee s5.ac. aiag g ,as;ore them to perfsc: health.
Eesnecsfi;!y yoq7s, y. L.. PETTiNGILL,
EI:m ofS n. Pettingi,l s. Co.,
No 10 State street Boston.
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DRY GG0DS.
.RY GOODS CHEAP.

DRY GOODs CHEAP.. ,
Janusry 5Oth, 1879.
We are sbout completing Cur Inventory, Elq
now offer all goods in sioso st unpr"csocA'21
low prices, in order 10 rcGuca stock and make
room for large Spring ard summer pGfchsSes'
Remnatt; Of Dress Goods. C.sstmore'. Icrcsies,
Calicoes FIaunels. &c. &C, EL hslf prices.
White Kid Cloves 4t TO- Ter psir we sfe
sgents fer Nine UeInCreat Rel bic fa.t-rns'
H.. +. BRASHEaR.
H.B. Hoones. No iC9 King street,
ian 30 Alexaudris. Va
DLACK SILKS AND CASRMKRES.
u JaauBry lie, 1879.
Grest bargains in the above goods. Esi a:a
see. Also Henrietta Cloths. Australin" tiaic
Grape VsiIs &c &c.
D. +. BRASHEAE,
r. B Boores No. 10J King stTeet,
ian II Ale9andris WI.
nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRLGLS.
- Jsnusry lth, 1872.
Wo take inventory to 1st February. and n
order to reducs our stock as lc UGH Us possible,
are prepared 10 ctfar all stylss Of goods st such
low prices ss to make il to the Interest OF con-
sumers 10 purchase freely from US.
D. +. BRASH EAR.
81. B Hoomes No. 100 King street,
ian II Alexandria, VS..
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

FHAS. S. TAYLOH, Jr.,
(Lste of J. T. Beckham & Co )
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Agent for
j. 8 FICkLEN g. SONS
CELEBRATED BHIDGEW ATER FAMILY
FLOUH,
II North Union street,
all rs AlersnGris, Virginis