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The Atlanta Exposition Closed.

ATLANTA, December 81. 1.-The Cotton EX-
position closed to-day with appropriate
and imposing ceremonies. At h. i-past
O'Clock the judges hall, which had been
proiuscly decorated, was crowded with an
immense thrOng. Upon the stage were Off
cial- Of the Exposition, mcmbTsof The exc
cutiyc committee, orators, and the orchcs-
ira and chorus which furnished the music
Prayer was offered by Bishop II. W.
Warren, after which Dircctor-General
Kimbail delivered his address. In an
nOuncing the close Of the exhibition, he
expressed the tllu,S OF the directors and
all concerned t. cir friends in the diff
icrent cities OF tll Mon who had aided
the work and T. tli, press Of the country
which had 30 literally upheld their cause.
The programme OF exercises. which was
a most interesting one, was concluded by
Governor COlquitt. president Of the Expo
>iti0n. who delivered IN address, which
closed with the signal for stopping the ma
cniuGy. The machinery was stopped
amid The blowing Of whistles and ringing
Of bell, at eighteen minutes past O'Clock
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meteorological.

a. >uM0incd table give, the readings
4 ~, thermometer. the course ~ the
n ~ sunrise. and the amount Of RAIN
i ior the month of December The
4 i,re, of thc thermometer were taken
n elevated portion Of the city. free
a. ans influence OF rciractcd heat. and
A. French Instruments. showing the
4 io,, and lowest points Of the mercury
Nm each twonty-iour hours. 1t /, be-
4 ed that no lcttCr situation FOR obscrya-
81 81 This character can be- found in our
n. They have been carefully noted, and
4 believed CD De- absolutely correct:
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4 BOON TO
PEOPLE OF sEDENTARY HADIrt
As WELL As
WEAK AND NERVOUS CONSTITUTIONS

In SAYING that We know or positive cure for
sick Headache. Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Neryou-ncss, Paralysis, Sloeplcssnes. and Dys-
persia We refer q course 10 DE-. BENSON'S GEL
ERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS. which are an
they are recommended 10 he, and win cure
t!lc above named diseases without any DOUBT. a-
the, ave permanently cured thousand.
The greatest discovery and tic best remedy now
extant Is found in these pills. The properties Of
Celery AMI ChaInomle are peculiarly adapted to
cure Headache. and IL remained for Dr.. BENSON
90 formul1tcand compound the properties so q, to
make them available The Herald says:
DIR. BENSON l. recognized as cue Of the mot
eminent and successful physicians in Baltimore,
and hi, reputation Is Of Itself sufficient guarantee
Of the value OF his medicines.'
These Pin, are prepared expressly to cure Head
aches, Nuralgla, Nervousness, aud Dyspepsia, and
min curs any case no mailer how obstinate II may
he. Of either Sick, Nervous, or Dyspeptic Head
ache. Neuralgia, Nervousness, or Slecplcs,ne,s.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, December 81, 1888.

rAItHbtf, Decemher 81, 1881.
sALEs-FIRsT BoABp.-1O shares Richmond aud
Petersburg Railroad at OF; 25 shares Citizens
Bank Mt 2as; 100 shares Columbia and Green
Vile preferred nj e5,, 100 do. at 49,; 90 shares
Petersburg Railroad Mt 3lt.
SECOND BoARD.-10 shares Citizens Bank Al
23x; shares Richmond and Danyi!lc stock at
l6s; 30 shares Columbia and Grccnyllle preferred
nj 81 $1,000 Richmond city s. at Ill.
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COiorcd uaiI-CRrricr Murdered.

NEW ORLEANS, December 3l.-A letter
from the postmaster at Clinton gives an ac-
count OF the murder Of an old colorcd man
who carried the mail between Jackson and
Clinton. He WAS found shot through the
heart and The mailbag missing. Efforts
are being made to arrest the murderer and
roLIcr
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q Gmnc OF Robbers Arrested.

FL PAso, TEXAS, December 31.-City-
Marshal IIardemir, OF FL Pa>o, at Rincon,
y. NJ. Thursday night, captured William
HAYDEN, William Waughmbough, DR.. Pax
ton, and James II. McClintOck, together
with samuel Proctor, the hotcl-keeper at
Rinc0n. aged seyenty-fiye years, aud his
" he. These are part OF the organized gang
OF thcyp, who have been robbing freight
trims on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
70 railroad. They have been lodged in jail
at Mc,Slla. The remainder OF the gang
are known, and their arrest will speedily
follow.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
Salc Of tho Norfolk City Railroad
Large Cotton shipments Personal.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 TIE Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, Va, December 31.-All the
property, riglts, and franchises OF the Nor
folk City railroad were sold at auction to-
day TO John u. Whitehead for 800, 600 cash.
Nearly three and a half million dollars
worth OF cotton was shipped from this port
during the month Of December.
Rev. DR.. j. l.. Burrows arrived to-day
and takes charge Of Freemason-street
church tomorrow.
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AIRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
w SNRUP.

Rev. sylyanu, Cobb thus writes in the Boston
ChrisflgR Freeman: We would by no means re-
commend any kind Of medicine which we did not
know % be- good-particuarly for infants. But o.
MRS. WlNsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP we can
speak from knowledge; in our own family IL has
proved blessing indeed by giving an infant
troubled with collie pains, quiet sleep, and Tie
parents mbroSen rest At night. Most parents can
appreciate these blessings. Here is an article
which works "a perfection, and which IS harm-
less for the sleep which IL affords the infant IL
perfectly natural, and Tic little chorub awakos rs
alright ~ a buttcn.' And during the process Of
tccthiug, rs value f. inca,culiblc. We have fire.
qAcntly heard mothers say that they would not be
without II from he bhth of the child I'll II had
finished with tie tcething Siege on any cons.dera-
ton whatever. sod ~ all druggists. 20 cents
q bottle. dc 30-cOdlW
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,,yrATuFR REPORT.

4 ..-,oNs roR TO-DAY. For tho Mid
~. ,,,nn,ic states. fair weather, westerly
stationary OF higher Temperature and
kssurc.
,,r vyarHER YESTERDAY was generally
i and cold
.'.,,vovr1rR NHsUGpAY: 6 \. NJ, 2S ;
NJ 81; noon, 81; , j. NJ, 30; o =.
s.: midnight, 30.
f,csn temperature. %8s.
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NEW YORK.

NEW lORE, December 3 Moon. Stocks, down.
war'l tendency. Money. per cent. Exchange
Long $50: short, Asa. state bond. very dull. Gov
ernmenls generally higher.
Erenfag.-Exchangc. 479,@4s3i,. Govern
menis . lower for AIS and A., and unchanged for
extended 0's and IS. new J's, 1897; new 4 rs,
ll4i.: new A., llsis. Money, G per cent. states
duh. sub-Treasury balancc-Coin, SS3,S36,62i !;
currency; s3,99I.s73.
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MATTERS.

,,e.r.or-IANUWV DIsPATCu.-Copics Of
doublc-numhcy l>t-oi-,lanuary Dis
! nat up for mailing, may Ice had at
j .1unirr.
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INV YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NKw YORK. December 3l.-The weekly statement
Of the associated banks shows the following
changes: Loans increase, Sl,979,30O; specie I'm
crease. s392,+O0: legal tenders decrease. S73,-
300: deposits. 50 ,442.0O0: circulation increase
S36.6pn: reserve decrease. S29I,4OO.
The bs.nks now hold $l,25l.000 I'm excess OF
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 3l.-Yirginia c.. con-
sols, ~: new lO-fO's, Ala. lid to-day.
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Pou1 CoyET.-The following c,>c, were
disIo~cj Cd yesterday:
Pctrr NcDonough. charged with iel0-
niou-y shooting and Woundiug one Mel
Gin Stone. was found guilty o. assault and
bat ort mot icl0niou-), nncd $40, and sent
t. iaii tNoniy-foIr hours.
Roi1al GWNlmcy tnd Virgil Gwail-
mel a. 20 with trc,pa,>ing op thc pre-
mis ol and drawing pistol and threaten
Ing tp shoot Thomas -. Payne, were dis
clH -pd
Will. jackson and Lizzie Gray Doth co.
lorcll. CHARGED with stealing one silver
watch and chain and 0nc hrcaspin, all of
the value of -. ihr property ot Harriet
Riclnrl~on. jackson was found guilty OF
pet larceny, and. having been before con-
Yici ui % like offence, Was sentenced % De-
pun-h'd with five stripe. and i1 De COM
nnod iu Jail for term oi three months.
LIZ GRAY, on account of her youth. was
turned Wcr to her mother Tor correction.
john Jackson .colored). charged with per-
jury Was sent on 10 the grand jury.
Eddie Lee (cOlOred), charged with heiug
a common thief and Nae1ant. was committed
to jan - three months in default of surety.
SAIL or REAL ErrirE.-H. l.. Staples a
Co.. real estate agents, made the following
sale of real estate during the month Of De-
cembcr: Farm Of i5l acres, i'm Henrico
eounty, hyc mile. from richmond. 10 j. Il.
Michcll, ion 1920; farm Of 30 acres, in
Pnncc Edward couniy. 70 Edgar Side, Tor
Sz5O farm Of 2l1 acres. in Charlotte coun-
~, a. II. s. Atkinson. for ~, COO: farm OF
5iacrcs, in Chesterfield county, eight miles
iron Richmond, 10 Thomas Morley, OF
scotland, for ~, go; brick dwelling No.
1915 Ross street. FOR $4,000: brick dwell
Ing southwest corner OF Ninth aud Clay
stie,t, for $1,000; vacant lot southeast
cornor Of Cary and Robinson streets. - by
532 feet, for SlG0; framed dwelling and
1oi. Coz south Bthidcre street, Tor $50;
brlck dwelling and lot, DIS south Second
stree. Tor 1000; house and lot on Byrd
sta between First and Second, for $40:
brek house and lot no. $40 east Canal
sfretf, for 5000; Cedar island and Fish
1s'ano in James river near tue water
work-, for eljl ; vacant lot. fronting Ga
5eF 0u Gary street between Robinson and
Car HTcct', for s2sS-total, S2l,8fg.
Hour Y0e RIO JANEIRO. The British
iafl Mtlne 5iary Frost, John Williams
nt1s er, 324 tons, was cleared YESTERDAY
iron The custoul-house Tor Rio JaneirO, !
SRI 1870 barrels o. -four. shipped by the
k5e all-Crcnshaw Company valued at
1000.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, December 31.-Cottou EXCHANGE
closed; consolidated net receipts. 1898 bales;
eXpOrts-to Great Britain, G.42j bales; 10 the
continent, G.Qg2 bales. Southern flOur unchanged
aud quiet Wheat sMIc. lower, after wards recoY-
cred from the decline aud advanced a tribe closing
-trong; unCradcd winter red. Sl.37d$ l.42l.; No.
rcd, January, SI4l&0 sl.42E. Corn opened
easier and closed shade higher and firm, with less
doing: ungIaded, 6S@7l4c.: southern yellow, 0s
hotter and rather quiet: No. ,, 5Oi.g Doc. Hops
Unchanged and dull. Coffee steady and moderately
firm and less doing; fair to good refining, Z "a
ne. refined higher and'ilnn; standard ~ $40
G.. Molsscs unchanged and quiet. Rice steady
aud quiet. Resin firm at S2.3JN S2.45. Turpen-
quiet aud steady at j5Jsc. Wool quiet and very
firm; domestic fleece, 500 JOc.; Texas, l4M3lc.
Pork very duh and prices noin!nllly unhangcd.
Middics quiet and prices nominally unchanged.
Lard very quiet and firm prices not materially
changed. frcis'its L. Liverpool stcady.
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sold by All druggists. Price. 80 cents a box.
Depot, LOG NORTH EUTAW STREET, BALTI-
MORE, MD. by mail, two boxes FOR II, or six
toxc- for $3.50, 10 any address.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. December il.-Flour unchanged.
Whcat-Southcrn nominal western easier: south
eru red. : 1906 LIS; amber Sl4OM .43: No.
2 western winter red, spot and December Sl3St
NSi.3g: January. Sl.3Sh@ Sl.30i; February,
steady; western nominal at yesterdays prices;
southern white, ZOO lie; yellow, CSGa69c. Oats
dull: southern. i7N JGc.; western white. asa
I9c. mixed. 46M47c.; Pennsylvania. 4S049c.
Provisions unchanged. Coffee steady: Rio car
goes. ordinary 10 fair. 90 lOi.c. Sugar quiet;
"a" soft 95sc Mhi.kcy steady ~ Sl.17's.
Freight, unchanged.
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al Rain afternoon aud might.
~ EI.U tu .iitfr HNI,
Is storm. N"Hluiug, ifip, aud SNOW ~ ma ht
al Ie. rain 90 ury a.d night
o. Lisl, rain u Gle morning; h"'', in ihc AZ
iel ilcltr linatrieif.
"a f;tlu af il-hf
n Raining motto OF ih. dly.
1ot1l rainfall tor thc month. GA inche~.
Although the past vcW has been an en-
cepfiouslly dry enc at certain seasons. yet
the immense rainfall OF hast month has
brou-ht the amount up above the average
Tor thc past eleven years. the quantity fall-
ing being 3S.Gi, while the average he,
bee 500.
RrSI0N on ruE RICHMOND Press. Mr..
Gus. T.. p,laruc. 40 his restaurant, next
door , the Dispdtct office. Inst night on
teriaiucd lho Richmond Pres, at % ban
quei which Va altogether delightful.
I'll Pros. have many virtue, and q few
faihne--monc the former, modc~ty !;
amoug do, latter. au AhhoTrcncc OF speech
mai inc Hence % part Of the compact
whicl brought them together on this oc-
cash % wa, That there were t. Doe no speeches.
Their were 90 ice French dishes, foreign
wine. Wit and wisdom, mccdotc and
remini,cencc. gladne>, and cay,ty. but no
The table we, beautiful 10 behold; the bill
of fur So, iull and comprehensive, md the
COOKERY Was good enough for princes of
the Hou-c-of Delegates. Their wear, work
done. every man ON cordial terms with
every other NAN i'm the profession. with
goodwill for ala friends and charity for all
enemic-. with appclitc- unframed 10y fear ~
hayin- nothing to Sty when called upon
to 81 1k. and knowledge THAT thirty-,iX
houI- would intervene between headache
and resumption of labor. these editors, cor
Respondents, and reporter, mbuttoned
their vest, and had a rel good time.
Al t.u- hour. whom one year la, ended
and another begun, and dates are getting
mixed; Whcnt.c fink seems muddyand the
pen takes >uddcutWi,tS and writes Deiaruc
Spontaneously, il seems idle 10 attempt 10
do more than 20 say that Dclaruc is a
trunp and hi, friends oi the press are
trmuct.cr>. 80. not that; but that Della
rue know how to spread q banquet and The
new -lapcr people know how 10 enjoy il.
Thcy voted him thanks last night. They
are willing o. DO IL on each anniversary for
a hundred years 90 come.
DDlruc. Dplrue.
liully Tor .ou.
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CfNtINSATT, December 3l.-Fl0ur quiet: fami-
Is. sGIONS6.3 fancy -four quiet ~ $500
E75r Wheat strong: No. . red winter. Sl.3S.
Corn easier ri 60 a. roc. Oats tirm. Pork dull ~
SI7.25. Lard quiet II : IL. BulE-meats qulet. hat
firm: shoulders, S6.25: rib. 20. Bacon firm: shOui-
dcr.. $3.50: clear nh. $40; clear. 5000. Whs-
key quiet - Sl.lj; combination sales OF finished
goods. J7J barrels. on the basis of Sl.lJ. sugar
i'm fair demand: hards, ga lOsc.; New orleans
7Gsc. Hogs firm; common and light. S56l s6.3J
pack King and butchers. $4,000 500.
There will be no market report from here on
Monday next.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. December 81, 1881.
SALES.
WUEAT.-2lO bushels fair ut ; 10.
.ishels fair
lonr.

Flour-We quote: Fine. S4.jOG S5: extra S76G
S7.2j: supcrfnc. sG.2jN $500: common family,
s7.250 500; choice family, SSQs 80.
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ItO-PARTNERSHIP.-I have this day
4 admitted ". !. GATES 10 an Interest In my
business which win he conducted undcr the style
and nirn-namn of +. ". x WI. GATES, No. 10
Fourteenth street. T.. W. NAIf~s
JANUARY /. 1892. VI
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CLOSED.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

The freight depot Of TINS company I'm Richmond
will be closed on MONDAY. January .. lsS2.
dc 29-it y. ". COURTNEY, Agent.
RICHMOND AND PEGEEsB URG RAIInOADD
OFFICE FREIGHT AGENT.
RICHMOND, W., December "a, 1851,
VHE FREIGHT DEPOTS OF THIS
4 COMPANY NJ Richmond win be CLOSED on
MONDAY, December 20, 1881, aud MONDAY ,
January 2, 1882, except FOR bELil FRY OF
PERISHABLE FREIGHT, which VII he deliver
cc from 1880 90 1850 =. ~. frcght trains no.
>, leaving Richmond no 6:t5 A.. VI, and So. c.
leaving Petersburg II 4:3O +. NJ, will not bC run
on abOye-named days.
freight for Brighi-llope Railway station will
be received on TUESDAYS Drcemher 9th.
and January 80, m CONSEQUENCE" Il dcpots h'ing
closed on MONDAYS Shipper Viii Pleas, aoie
7. II. BRANsFOND.
dc 2i,25,3l&jal Agent.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 81, 1851.
ARRIVED.

steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, merclan-
disc and passengers. G.. ". Aiicn Co.
steamer Faniia. smith, Philadelphia. merchan-
disc aud passengers, i. w. McClrrick. agent.
steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, mcrchandis,
and passengers and United states mails, l.. T..
TatUm, agent.
Spalding. from City Point, light, Curtis Parker.
SAILED.
Schooner Ann Dole, Hickman. stamford ria
New York, bark and hoops, Curtis Parker.
Schooner Grace Watson. Ewing, Edenton, y. G.,
agricultural lime, Curtis & Parker.
schooner Clara, Parker, New York rfd Jones :
Landing. wood.
Schooner Frank Leaning. Champion, Phllade-
Dhia. rliirOad-tics and wood. Curtis Parker.
Schooner Mary Haley, Taylor Norfolk, mercLan-
disc. CurTie e Co.
schooner :. X. Dennis. adams. Norfolk. mer-
chandisc, Currie 4 co.
CLEARED.
Rarkenflne Mary Frost (Br.h Williams, Rio Ja-
metro. uonr. lIaNall-Cronslaw Company.
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RICHMOND, VA, December 81, 1881.
RICHMOND, Va, January I. 1882.
u REFERRING TO THE FOREGOING

IL NOTICE. the undersigned begs Leave to an
E0mce that hc viii contiEcc The business, n here
tDforc conducted, under IN" name and s.ylc OF
\. OSTERLOH & Co, for rs eole account and
risk. ADOIIli OSIkl.LOii.
"a l-lw
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TnE NoKEs FAMILY COMING. The origi-
nal Nokes Family, WHO have been so high
~ spoken 81 al the North, will play at the
Theatre for four night, and a matinee,
commencing wednesday Of this week. On
the FIRST three night they will present
" Bellies OF the Kitchen" and on Saturday
" Fun in Fog." They are worth seeing.
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SAVE MONEY 10y having your printing doBe at
the DISPATCH PHINTINC-HOUSF Good work,
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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PAuESCE AT THE THEATRE. -Cilbert Il
SulRyan's satire upon 9stheticism, the
opera " Patience" viii he presented at the
Theatre 20 morrow afternoon aud al night
by IlsYeriy's eXccllela COmic-Opera Com
pany. you should 20 by all means 10 see
this spright!y opera, for this company is
said TO know how TO present IT, Go TO The
matinee, and u night also, and you viii sc
repaid
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take this opportunity to jnfurm my friends that
I VIII continue the WHOLESALE LIQUOR
BUSINESS at The old stand of Laihrop & Leigh.
1860 and 1918 Cary sire {, and solicit continu-
arce OF their Kind patronage.
IL l-3t GEORGE A. LATIIROP & co.
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CRITICALLY ILL.-Sister Rose, OF the
Little Sisters Of the Poor, is critically i'll
with consumption ut their institution In
this city, and her death is hourly expected.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

DIAMoSD EAR-DrOr AND LACE PINS,
DIAMOND CLUSTER AND SOLITAIRE /
RINGS.
DItMoSD BANGLE BRACELETS.
WATCHES, GUARD and VLST-CuAINs. I
SCABT-PINs. BUTTONS. and STUDS.
ROMAN and ENAMELLED BANDS,
FINE CLOCKS and BEONZEs,
SILNEH JhWEL-STANpS and CARE
CASES,
SuNER EPERCNEs. TUEEENs. and .
lRNS.
SILVER BAKING and VEGETABLE
DISHES.
SILVER TEA-SETs, KNIVES, SPOONS,
and FORKS.
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Special attention given to the sale of TOBACCO
ard GRAIN.
Grain-bags furnished upon application. ia
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- OTICE.-rhc firm doing business un-
y der the name and style Of G.. H. PEYTON <
co. T. ts day dissolved. Any bill against said
rrm. properly authorized aud presented. VIII De-
paid by v. l.. cox, who alone VIII receipt for all
amounts due sid firm.
DrfFNnrr n, 1881, de 3l-3.f
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The undersigned viii conduct the WHOLESALE
GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUSINESS at Il old
stand Of +. W. ChamborIaync, 1915 Cary street,
under the frm-stye Of CHAliBERLATNE &
LEIGH. and hope 10 merit the patronage Of their
friends and the publlc generally.
FRANK ". CUtuBERLAYNE,
"a l-lw FEBTRT q. IElcH.JR
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NOuCK OF CO-PARTNERsmp.

From and after This date WELLINGTON GOD
Din, who ha, been eng god la tie business Of real
o,t1tn agent and auctiOueer for many years. has
admitted Is partner BIZ On llARNlE ID. GOD
DIN. The business hereafter Will BE- carried on
under thc name and ftyic of WELLINGTON
GODDtN e son. They solicit the patronage "
their friends, plcdcirg tLcln-ciyes e. - fllthim
discharge Of al the fru-t, conided a. them IN tr
SALES OF REAL EsrArE, Whether privately
or 40 public auction. ". GOBLIN.
n. D. GODDIN.
RICIrNOSD. December J. 1881.
2-dlw6f2lawim
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Bf'efS.-The old-time custom Of giving
parties during Christmas has been very
extensively INDUCED in by our citizens du-
ride the present festive season.
The pulpits Of al city churches will be
occupied to-day by resident pastors.
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MIR. :. r. HANCOCK viii st'il have charge on
store No. 1906 Franklin street. ia l-d3t& eod3t
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Referring to the above, we tender thanks 10 our
friends and the public for the liberal patronage be-
slowed on US, and solicit a continuance Of same
for new firms. Al parties Indebted TO II. Z. Alvey
& Co. win please seiue 90 their earliest convent
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-09-01
Training Horses.

a new aud very simple method of
training vicious horses was exhibited at
Vest Philadelphia recently, and the
manner in which some of the widest
horses were subdued was astonishing.
The first trial was that of a kicking or
'bucking" mare, which her owner said
had allowed no rider on her back for a
period OF at least five years. She be-
came tame in about as many minutes,
and allowed herself TO be ridden about
without a sign of her former wildness.
The means by which the result was ac-
complished was by a piece of light rope
which was passed around the front of
the jaw OF the mare Just above the
upper teeth, crossed i'm her mouth, and
then secured back of her neck. 1t was
claimed that 10 horse will kick or Jump
when thus occurred, and that a horse,
ALTER receiving the treatment a few
lines, will abandon his vicious WAYS
forever. a very simple method was
also shown by which a kicking horse
could be shod. 1t consisted in connect
ing the animals head and tail by
OF a rope fastened TO the tail and then
to the bit, and then drawn tightly
enc ugh TO incline the animals head to
side. This, ii is claimed, makes it
absolutely impossible for the horse to
kick on the side of the rope. At the
same exhibition a horse which for many
years had 10 be bound on the ground
to he shod, suffered the blacksmith TO
operate on him without attempting TO
kick, while secured in the manner de-
scribed.