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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-01-17
WIRGINIA.-In the Circuit Court 1of August"
'' December 5th. 1873
Nnhn q Ramsay Plaintiff.

NJ lRGINlA-ln the Clfcul6 Couit III &AosNe
December 5th. 1878
-yohn O. Ramsey, fiahsSih'
Samuel j. Day, and the Coral Marble hstaae. S Com
pany, Deiehoah1'
On q Petition filed by Stebfey d Bufagdrdnef.
Og the motion of Shelley g. Bumgardner, leave is
given them to file their petition in the cause winch
was done accordingly.
And it fGrther ordered and decreed that rules
resident defendants. and by order OF p bhcatlon
as to the nonres dest defendants to said petition re-
quifing John o. Ramsey. Samuel Ramsey y b.
Ramsey, r bert Ramsey, - Kelso and Druciila
his wife, and Robert Irvine AID Mary j: his wife,
heirs-at.aw of William Ramsey. decd and 9
gors Of Joa o. Ramsey, prior to the petit As >hef-
feys& Bumgardner, be required to appear heie az
the next term of this court Ito wit: on the 10Th OF
March 1879 and answer said petition, and show
eauSe, II any they cah why the court Shall not pro.
ce d to decree in accordance with the prayer OF
said ition
The Object Of this petition Is to obtain decree
confirming the sale made by C0mn;ssi0ners Bell and
Bumg;ir iner to the coral Ma Bile Conslany under
decree in the cause of 'ohn " Ramsey VS., samuel
j. Day, and to whom the p rchas money I0r S2ad
isld applies to the satisfaction OF the judgement %
Ramsey and Shefey Il Bumgard;fer.
lt appearing by affidavit fled fhat Robert RAM
sey. r. Ke so and Drucilla h wife,, Robert IT.
wing and Mary his wife, are non-resdents OF this
state: tits ordered that they do appear here On the
first day of the March term (being the 18th OF that
onth) to protect their interest in the matter OF the
above petition, &C., -TeSte,
jap17 Clerk.
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The COMPENSATION OF ATTORNEYS
FOR THE COMMONWEALTH House
of Delegates has passed the following law,
which yet has to be passed upon by the
Senate. regarding the compensation Of at
torneys Tor the Commonwealth:
1. Be 1t enacted By the GeneryI Assembly
of Virginia, That the It'll section OF chap
ter 191 of the Code of 1873 be amended and
reenacted so as to read as follows:
Il. Such attorney for the Commonwealth
in any county or corporation court shall
be allowed by the court such sum as 1t
deems reasonable for public services, for
which no other fee or reward is allowed,
which shall be chargeable to such county
or corporation. And in addition thereto
shall be allowed not exceeding $40 for
every case of felony prosecuted and tried
in the said courts or in any circuit court,
and SIS for every case of misdemeanor pros
ecuted and tried in any such county or
corporation court, in which there is a con-
viction or a judgment for the Common
wealth: Provided, That whe1e there is a
conviction of a misdemeanOr upon a trial
of an Indictment for felony the attorney
for the Commonwealth shall only receive
fee of SIS. Such allowances to be paid
out of the State treasury on the o. der and
certificate of the court in which the SER
vice is rendered. And the county and cor
poration courts in any case of mlsdemea-
nor shall allow the Commonwealth IS at
torney to enter . saolle prosequi on condi-
ton Of the payment of costs or otherwise,
in which costs shall be included an attor-
neys fee Of So: Provided, That IN such
cases the attorney for the Commonwealth
shall not receioe any fee payable out of the
State treasury.
2. AL acts and parts Of acts inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed.
8. This act shall be in force from its
passage.
The words at the end Of the 18th section
Fountleroy
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HANDSOME WORK.-The Valley Mu-
tual Life Association of Stanton has re-
celved its new policies. On the back is
a4a excellent bust engraving of Hon. A. H
II. Stuart, the President of the company
and the vignette, on the inside is the appro.
pirate one of mountain crag or which
an eagle is feeding her young. T. ..n,s nro.
gressive comnsa11y h. ..,. eoso I neo - -,
lie TAKEN 26ou.UUV ~
49, 81 a little over three months,
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MARRIED. DIR. Charles E. Pratt, for
nsrly OF Staunton, at present of Walker,
Vernon county, Mo-, was married on
Christmas ewaning, to Miss Mollie =.
White, Youngest daughtsf Of Jos, White,
ESQ.,, of Montgomery county, Md. the
bride will be remembered as former pu-
Pill at the Virginia Female Institute here.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-01-17

OFFICIAL VIsITs.-On Tuesday last the
annual official visitation to the W. L. Asy-
lum and D., D. & B. Institution was made
by the committee from the legislature,
consisting of Messrs. Echols Of Augusta,
Jordan of Isle of Wight, shriver Of Nan
ssmQnd, Henson of Louisa, Pulliam of
Richmond, Brown of Franklin, Davidson
of Bland. Fulkerson Of Lee, Hunter of
Alexandria, Spessard of Craig and Bland
of Middlesex. The party returned on
Wednesday.
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HIS FIRST RoUND.-On Wednesday
last Mr.. Charles Grattan. the new County
Superintendent of Schools, left for his
official tour of INSPECTION through =. :.
schools. He comme~7 o,oroa
one near the city, and his duties Will
cause him to be absent several weeks.
He is to be congratulated on the delight
full weather and roads, for the tour.
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WHO NAMED TT.-Tha Page county

WHO NAMED 1.-THE Page county
Courier gives the following recollection
about an Augusta county village:
Parnassas, Augusta county, Va, was
hrst named and settled by the venerable
wesley Bear OF this county, He was its
stamps for the first quarter amounted to
fourteen cents. It is now aourishing
village.
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AN AH9pAL TRIp,-Maj. Nelson Fl.
Hotchkiss with his wife aad son left on
Monday for the State of New York, the
Major going to pay his annual visit to his
venerable mother, now near ninety years
of age.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-01-17

THE NEW ORLEANS MINISTRIES,
which appear at the Town Hall tonight,
is COMPANY of high reputation. With
the exception of the lend men" they ap-
pear in white faces, and in the company
are tn lady artists, who are dressed as
other modest ladies. The ''Cleveland
Plaindealer'' says the entertainments are
highly meritorious and may be attended
by all with pleasure
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-@aS-cN4No@S|

A HEAVY TAX PAYER.-1n correcting
the statement that the degraded inhabi-
tants Of negro house in Court House Al
ley. had been unmolested by the police,
Chief of Police Crowder, informs us that
tho arrest of its inmates have been fire.
cnent and that one a,Ho,man alone has paid
500 ia Gpes ana serysstd year In prison III
all, since the beginning OF his term as
Chief, eighteen months age.
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MARRIED..

SLOAT-SLOAN.-At the residence of Mr.. M. M
Sloan 81 Peoria III. by Rev. Lewis o. Thompson
Miss Mamie B. Sloan e ~
BURNS-PANLEY On the 10Th inst. at the resi-
dence OF the brides father, by the Rev Mr. Max
well, Newton Burns of Bath and Miss GeOrgie
Panley, of Augusta county, >e'N
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A. her W. Hartman and Virginia Hartman &c! his
wife lit'ih'iii''
a eainst
Walter S. Gurnee Hugh W. Shefey and Edmund
Coffin jr, the last two trustees in DEED o. lruSt
from M G. Hartman, G. V. Hartman, A W. Harman
and Virginia Hartman, for the benefit OF SAID water
in fact of said W. s. Gurnee Hugh v Sheffey, Lew
Hartman, decd J. N. Opie. FL. L. Opie, D. +
Williams. J. Hotellkss, j. Parkins and Wm.J. Mel
onn fine last two surviving partners OF the laGe
FIRM of Parkins. Nelson & Company. Defendants
Tho obiect of this suit is to recover the contingent
r;ah. of tower of Mrs. Virginia Harman. wife OF the
sa;;d sber w Harman in his real estate, convey
Cd NV The deed aforesaid or out OF certain cOllatefa
Securities dep0sted with the said H. w. Sheifey as
Trustee agent and attorney In TACT as AFORESAID;
and to enioin the said FL. w Shehey IRON collectlng
anv of srid coIlaterai6 uncoliected. ana Inc Sald
lewis Hartman. j. N Opie, Il. L. Ople, X 4; Will
Hams Jed Hotchkiss, and j. Pafk1ns aug ssM, >.
Nelson the last surviving partners Oh Fatklns,
Neson & g.. or either Of then from paylng over
the amount Of their indebtedness 20 me sag 4: ".
dnbtednessMt6e bonds or notes 10 M. II. Hafmah'
Ibee attendants Walter S Gurnee EDMUND Conn,
ir H T. Onie and D r. Williams mel having e:isIe4
heir annearance and it appearing Dy aiddpls nea
That said defendants are ndGresldentS ol 1is Se,
Ii is ordered that they do appear mere m'i md o do
month after due publication OF tEs notee' OH" w
what is necessary to protect their Ihserests..
! IT. Mce,ue D. g. copy in ). Il. ByAN,,
D. i n; H,coue' I'D Clerk.
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SALE OF THE HARPER PLACE.-The
Harper farm, owned by Mr.. Y. A. Wilder,
late of New York, containing about 1856
acres, has been sold at $43. so an acre to
Mr.. J. A. Shuey.
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Personal.

Wa ,ocret 70 learD that VIM. A. Pratt.
| ESQ. former architect OF the University
of Viroiuia. is in very feeble health at the
| residence of his son, G. Julian Pratt. He
has boo, confined to his room the entire
winter.
Geo. A. Bruce. ESQ.,, of Waynesboro,
was in the city on Tuesday for the first
time since his return from his trip to
Colorado.
DR.. Carter Berkeley returned on Mon
dav last from a business tour through
North Carolina.
Rev. A. c. Barron and lady, Ia daugh-
ter of Capt. G. r. Mason, of Augusta) Of
Culpeper, celebrated their wooden we'd
ding on the 9th inst, large company Of
friends being present and the appropriate
gifts being numerous.
The Highland Recorder rejoices over
Judge McLaughlin's reelection and says:
'sNine men out Of ten. in Highland de-
sired it.
The following paragraph from the Rich
mond ''Dispatch' refers to young lady
who graduated at the Augusta Female
Seminary last session, and was very popular
in Stanton:
Signor Giuseppe Emanuelle Centaro,
secretary of the Italian Minister of
War at Rome, and wife are at present.
sojourning in this city. Signor Centaro
was recently married in Liverpool to Miss
Ellen Hutchinson, a native of this city,
H., Ne tJ,o Joto 1,,
kie. Esq, formerly president of the Bank
of Virginia. They are now on their bridal
tour, and will remain in Richmond for
some time. being domciled at the resi-
dence of John FL. Williams, ESQ.,, Linden
Row, Grace street,
Among. the routs agents recently discon-
tinued by the Post Office Department is
Thomas J. Mathews, between Richmond
and Huntington, W. Va.
Hon. John T. Harris, Of Virginia, has
been appointed by Speaker Randall one Of
the directors Of the Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb Of the District of Co.
lumbia.
at the meeting of the Executive Com
mittee Of the State Agricultural Society,
in Richmond, Tuesday night, Mr. VIM. A.
Burke. of Staunton, Vice President and
Mr.. A. M. Bowman, Of Augusta, were
present.
Among the offices in new military
company organized at Richmond Tuesday
night was that of I'd Lieutenant filled by
the election of Mr.. John H. Dinneen, for
merly Of Staunton.
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SNow.-Tlere wasan nconsiderable fall
of snow here on Sunday, but further East
on the G. & O. road it was quite heavy.
At Charlottesville the snow was from six
to eight inches deep.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-01-17

VALUABLE DIsCovERY.-Dr. G. W. Benson, a
Practical Physician, at LOG ". Eutaw St., Baltimore,
Md, (who has paid 1nuch attention to nervous dis
eases,) has discovered that extract of celery and
chamomile combined, in certain proportion, inva-
riably cures headache, either bilious dyspeptic ner-
vOus or sick headache, neuralgia and nervousness
This is triumph in medical chemistry, and sufferers
all over the country are ordering by mail He pre-
pares itin pills at SO cents per box. The Doctor
is largely known and highly respected in Baltimore
--Episcopal Methodist 90 Sold by all Druggist and
country stores. marl-1Y
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DIED..

Staubus, aged years. 10 months and Is days. and
on January 5th, 1879, Steven Irene Stauhns, aged
5years 10 months and 16 days-children of Angus
tus ana Ann Staubus, near Mt. SOlon, Augusta
county, Va.
KOINER. On January It'll. 1879, of congestion of
The brain, in consequence of teething, Clarence,
infant son of Arthur and Julia Koiner, aged 10
months
"Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
HARRIS.-Near Fishersviile, ON the 9Th inst Willie
Harris aged years, son Of W. j. Harris, Esq.
STEGMAN On the morning of 18th January, in
Baltimore, Charles u. Stegman, aged Is years
months and IL days.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-01-17

THE ARTILLERY SUPPER last night at
City Hall was a great success and will be
repeated tonight.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-01-17

ANOLD FASHIONED SHOOTING MATCH
Tomorrow at the old fair grounds at II
O'Clock, if the weather is tolerable, there
will be shooting match. with the old
time muzzle loading rife for beef weigh
ing 1000 pounds. There are some twelve
or fifteen contestants entered so far, in
GLIDING J. F. Raines, of Rockingham, and
Abraham Arion, Daniels and Slower of
Augusta, all capital rifle shots. There
will be Eve shots to each man. the best
shot to.geS the first quarter of the beef, the
next best the second quarter and so On.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-01-17

HALLS VEGETABLE SICIL1AN HAIR REVIEWER in
centiic combination of some of the most power
I'll restorative agents in the vegetable kingdom L.
restores gray hair to it's original color. 1t makes
the scalp white and clean. 1t cures dandru and hu
mors, and falling out of the hair. 1t furnishes The
nutritive principle by which the hair is nourisne1
and supported Itmakes the hair moist soft and
glossy and Is unsurpassed as a hairdressing tits
the pst economical preparation ever offered to the
public as its elfects remain long time, making
ly an occasional application necessary 1t is ,eAom
mended and and used by eminent med al mon and
officially endorsed by the State .s.aver of Massa,
husetts. The popularity of Halls Hair Remover
mas iilcresseo WI" :. the test Of many years. both in
.ais COUNT and In foreign lands, and it is now
q and used in all the civilized countries Of the
, World.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-01-17

LAST Monday night the meeting OF the
Social Club was at the American Hotel.
The evening was pleasant one.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-01-17

From DIR. S. W. HUNTER, Baltimore, Md.-Having
become familiar with Coldens Leblg's Liquid Ex-
tract of Beef and Tonic 1nvigorator take pleasure
in recommending it as an excellent preparation,
combining as it does FOOD and TONIC in remarka
BILE way producing good blood, health and strength
G. W. Ma! & Co., Agents. dec 6-2t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-01-17

The old style and steam too costly! Try hav
ing your Job Work done by the Water Power presses
of the INDICATOR, All the prices reduced.
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FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.

From Washington-Samuel D. Mackey, foreman
No. Truck Company asserts that bis men are
always speedily relieved and cured, by using Kelers
Roman Liniment cuts, bruises, sores ETC., which
occur at every fire.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-01-17

CHEAP quick and good Job Work-no expense in
press work-Motor Presses at VINDICAToR Office
Try the reduction Of prices there
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-01-17

THE Elizabeth Iron Company's creditors
The Elizabeth Iron Company
All persons interested in the foregoing cause TAKE
notice. That will proceed at my Office IN stauhtoh,
VA.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-01-17

The question is frequently asked, Where can you
buy the cheapest groceries ? Invariably answered,
AT WILSON'S
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-01-17
the Sth day of February, 1879,

to ascertain and report which of the debts against
the Elizabeth Iron Company stated in my former
renoIts IN this cause were in existence on the Both
day Of October 1875 and to report any other matter
which the Commissioner deems pertinent, or which
counts are required TO be stated by the order Of re-
comnit., entered November 26th 1873, and al par
ties are required to attend without further notice
Given under my hand this 18th day Of jan, 1873
~ ~ JOHN M. KINNEY,
ian17 If Commissioner in Chancery.
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Good news for the bald. Geo. W. May s. Co., are
agents for Carbolne, Natures Noblest Remedy, viii
positively produce a growth ofhair on bald head
kNoct4
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gem merciaI.

STANTON, Jan. 10Th, 1879.
Flour-Extra, $40; superfne. 1850: Family
$500. Wheat---Fultz, S8@95 cents; Lancaster, 500
IS cents; Corn, Accents. Oats, 24@=5 cents: New
Bacon (hog round) 51@6 c. Lard 6@61 C. Salt 81 49,
Sugar S5al2Ae; IN Meal 5oc;i Molasses 44c@75e
cents Timothy seed, $l25: Wool, washed, 35c
washed Csc. Pork 49, 50@$3.75. Clover Seed LOG
1925. Some small hogs are sold at $3.50 but all kinds
dead sale.
We have to report mere nominal market owing
to the impassabl conditi of the roads, and all
avenues Of trade being frozen up.
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Breaking Ice Gorges.

A passenger on the G. u O. road who
passed Charleston Tuesday, says that the
ice gorge which had lasted for over two
days, was broken by fifteen feet rise OF
water, and several steamers that had ta-
ken refuge in Elk river, just above the
iron bridge near it's mouth, were swept
down against the bridge, carrying itaway
The mass Of floating ice was nearly level
with the banks of the river at that
point and within few feet Of the Main
street of Charleston. Intermlngled with
the ice were coal barges without number
The steamer, J. H. Crossley, foated by
Huntington Saturday with only portion
of her stacks and pilot-house visible. The
snow in Huntington was fifteen inches
deep. 1t was believed that the injury to
steamers and wharf boats by this flood
would be larger than ever before known
in the history of Ohio navigation.
The Chesapeake & Ohio E. r. Co., have
had large force at Huntington, employ
ed day and night, cutting away the ice
from::their two large wharf boats, and Ge-
V1o4LS5 OLACl 1ICCbuO lOl PAOoSColSAs uANSA
the personal supervision of Superindent
Dunn.
At Coalburg, the ice gorged twenty feet
high and crushed the towing steamer
s'Tom Farrow'' sinking her. Eight laden
barges with about so. 0G0 bushels of COAL
and eleven empty ones were also destroyed.
At Campbell's creek also a large number
of barges were carried off.
ANNUAL ELECTION OF BANK DTREC-
TORs.-On Tuesday last the stockholders
of the Augusta National Bank elected the
following Board of Directors: II. W. Shelf
fly, A. H. FL. Stuart, W. L. Bumgardner,
Davis A Kayser, Jno. B. Evans, M. P.
Funkhouser. r. l.. Parrish, A. A. Sproul,
G.. G.. Gooch, J, G. Marquis and G. S. Ba-
ker. The Board then elected Judge Shelf
fly President and Hon. A. II. II. Stuart
Vice-President.
The stockholders of the Valley National
Bank, on Friday elected John Echols,
Robt. W. Burke, P. H. Trout, M. Erskine
Miller, J. Fred. Effinger, Edmund Echols,
FL. J. Lushbaugh, Isaac Witt, Jno. W.
Abby, HI. M. Bell and J. W. Morrison,
Directors. The Board then elected Gen.
Jno. Echols, President, and Mr.. Robert
W. Burke, Vice-President. MI. Morrison
was elected to the Board to fill the va
cancy occasioned by Capt G. r. Mason
declining reelection.
The stockholders of the First National
Bank Of Harrisonburg on Tuesday elected
the following Board Of Directors: Sam1
r. Sterling, Joshua Wilton, Jos. T. Lo-
gan, Geo. S. Christie, Phi]o Bradley, J. L.
Sibert and Geo. r. Coffroth The last
named gentleman is merchant OF Balti-
more. The new Board then elected Philo
Bradley, President in place Of j. L. ST.
bert.
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Among the arrivals with stock during the week
were J. S. Moffett, of Va, with 20 head: L. M. Hen
kle of Va, with 20 head: JOS Peter, of Va, with
So head. The only activity visible during the week
was in the wholesale market and prices were c.
better In retail a few extreme tops were shade
better Hogs are in good demand with heavy sup
ply and quoted at 1915, while extras are ~
sheep exceedingly dull at 334@4A.
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GO TO BERKELEY'S

GU 10 BEKkELEY'S.
BERKELEY & Cos Show Gases are replete with
ELEGANT TOILET CHRISTMAS GOODS.
Call and see them before you purchase.
decl3.3t
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Mrs. Jones, how is your health this mornings
Thank you, madam, much improved. I bought a
bottle of DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup last night and after
the first dose my cough was checked. slept well
and have not coughed once this morning.
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Oily II ssasces.

To promptly relieve and permanently cure rheu-
111atism OF neuralgia use Kelers,s Roman Liniment
For sale by all druggists at 50 cents a bottle.
WHO CAN CALCULATE THE MISERY AND
suffering child endures that infested with worms?
Would parent or guardian hesitate moment to
expend Is cents for a bottle OF Shrners Indian Yer
mifuge to relieve the little sufferer?
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,janl7 1t

VIIRGINIA-Tn the Clerks office of the Circuit
Court for Augusta county. ,o.o
January ill., 1872
asher W. Hartman and Virginia Hartman s his
wife. rieii'lh''
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NEY ACCOUNTS
TO JANUARY 1sr.,
are now ready Prompt settlements are earnestly
requested WIZ xurrIER
jamie W. II. WHbi1isAs'
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January, 18th 1879
Receipts for the week.

BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
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New Advertisements.

New Advertise Err enfs.
T,oR A PRETTY
CALICO DRESS,
Just received, go to
jan17 NHhhnN ..
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THE TAX ON BONDS IN THE HANDS OF
COURT COMMISSIONERS AND RECEIVERS
BONDS IN CERTAIN CASES NOT TO BE
TJSTEn nv THEM
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WOOD! WooD!!-Those of our subscribers who
design renewing their subscriptions to the VINDIcA
TOR by payment in wood, will please attend % it at
their earliest convenience, and those who wish to
become subscribers In that way can pay the SUD.
scription in wood, at market rates.
Tyree's Extract OF Vanilla is only Is cts bottle
No better made