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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-27
FACTS WORTH REMEMBERING

One thousand shingles laid four
inches to the weather will cover 100
square feet of surface, and five pounds
Of shingle nails will fasten them on.
One-fifth more siding and flooring
is needed than the number Of square
feet of surface to be covered, because
of the lap in the siding and matching
of the floor.
One thousand laths will cover 20
yards of surface, and II pounds Of
lath nails will nail them on.
Eight bushels of good lime, sixteen
bushels Of sand and one bushel of hair
will make enough mortar to plaster
100 square yards.
A cord of stone, three bushels of
lime and a cubic yard of sand will
lay 100 cubic feet of wall.
Five courses of brick will lay one
foot i'll height on a chimney. Nine
bricks in a course will make q hue
eight inches wide and twenty inches
long, and eight bricks in a course
will make Il flue eight inches wide and
sixteen inches long.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-27
THE i~eRIaINAL AM, u
UINQ h
. "v'BRAfoss
$500. "'sF1. aei
Mach,
- s4ssgu NVuE

CONSISTING OF
Complete Horse.Powa,
with 24-inch, 2S-inch CvI,, assssa
10 or ~ Horse Power Ia n aaess i
Two Styles of Moustsin.asa'
our improved TRIBE Gen,
ed spur SpeeG" (Woodb.aaa
kinds mounted OIL four wSa 49, stgk
sizes made for 8, 8, 10 or 10 stt
complete Steam Power es,s'a
rlyaled Vibrator Separs,osa
pressly for Steam Power
cylinder and 48-inch Senswia d
parts, with all tn, other ns,
stely capacious and full ~ Prove
also, our matches Steam m plsa
gines, of our own make. ha'ssla
in Power, durability Essv gPsyoad 1
of Design. Perfect WorknanahhasA
Finish. complete in every ds,a Y
all RESPECTS IL fit companion - VI
brated Steam Separator. " ce
Our Vibrator" Separator.
made expressly for Steam Pon..
match to any and all other IVY u
gines, also perfectly adepted se II
any and all other make Of H.. !
four sizes, ranging from d a
width OF Separating parts.
The World Wide gennt..
matchless Vibrator" ThrasSaoa u
threshing, perfect saving. sd iSs;,an y I
ing no %astage, cleanliness sss
repairs. durability, ease of ,sonea
and a general superiority in ys aassal
respects, is now fully es:abli.'s'
orally recognized. sada
The Acknowledged Head ana
Gram Threshers, and espeeisHs iia
if grain be damp or wet, wb;ia Nv W
Timothy, and like Seeds no ~ ~ |
chimes can truthfullvelam sn u'ea
SOL. '0ei
The Genuine vibrator" Th,..,
made oaly ty
lCHOLS, SHEPARD a. M
Battle Creek, Mich.
They or any of their regular amt,
Dealers furnish Illustrated psseI
Price Lists and full particular. ~ ~
application. as
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-27
CONSUMPTION, POSITIVELY
.gIGt t8g a8 CURED @Hr5 sas'tls

gusAH sufferers from this disease that
arc anxious to be cured should try
Dir. Kissncr's. Celebrated Consump-
tive Powders. These Powders IRE
the only preparation known that will
cure consumption and all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs-inde1d, so
strang is a faith III thenf. sintt also
to CONVINCE YOU that they are no lHiia-
bug, we will forward to every suffer-,
en- by mail, postpaid.a free trial'box.
We1don't want YOUR niomey aantil
you are perfectly. satisfied of their
curative powers. IF yourlife is worth
don't delay III giving these
Powders a trial, as they viii surely
you.
Price, for large box So, sent to any
part of the United Staees~or Canada
By mail on reeeiptofprioe.aAddre ss
ASH & RoBBiNs, 36p Fulton street.
N. Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-27

At all times, in this wintry life, the.
presence of those We love is like q
gfeam Of sunshine through the clouds.
lighting up one PARTICULAR spot amid
the shadows, and giving warmth and
lustre and loneliness to all beneath
the ray, That passing CLEAN still
seems brighter than the full sunshine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-27
LOVE OF MARRIED. LIFE.

The affections that links together
man and wife, ID ~ fariholieHand more
enduring passion than the enthusiasm
of young love. gnIt rauyfwant its COR
geousaiess+-it may want it's friiagina-
holy and trusting attributes. .'Talk
not to US of theEabsence Of love i'm.
wedlock.i What, because a man has
ceased to sssighlake furIace,'r pc are
we to believe that1the fine is extinct?
No it+btrns with n steady and brilliant
flame /; shedding n, benign Influence
upon existence, n million times more
precious and delightful than the cold
dreams of philosophy d'1 AHi5as3f
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-27

These Pills are not recommended
as q remedy for all the ills that
flesh is heir to-" but in affections of
the Liver, and in all Bilious Com
plants, dyspepsia and Sick Head
ache, or diseases of that character,
they stand without u rival. ,...
AGUE AND FEWER
No better cathartic can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Qui-
nine.
3" As q simple purgatiye they are
unequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS. '"
.f' The genuine are never sugar
! coated. 5' 'g4rsfH"f f'." 'a9
Each box has Il red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DE-.
MoLANE's LIVER PILLs.
Each wrapper bears hesignatures
Of G. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeeperslgenerally
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-27
The Seaside Libr aiy.

Choice books no longer for thefew
only. The best standard novels with
i'll the reach of every one. Books
usually sold from 81 to So given tnn-
changed and unabridged for 10 and
20 cents.
/. East Lynne, by Mrs. Henry
Wood. (douhle No.C 49, 20c.
2. John Halifax, Gentleman, by
Miss Mulock. double MOI Poe
,. Jane Eyre, by Charlotte Bronte
double No. zoe
+. n Woman-hater, Chas. Rcade's
new novel. double No. 2Oc
). The Black lndies,J Jules Verne's
last new novel, single M. Zoe
9. The Last DAYS OF Pompcii, by
Sir Edward Bulwcr Lyttom, srn-
gle No. Zoe
Z. Adam Bcde, BY George Elliot,
double No. poe
8. The Arundel Motto. by Mary e.
Cecil Hay. single No. 1Oc
8. Old Myddleton's Money, by
Mary Cecil Hay, single No. 10c
10. The Woman i'll White. by Viii
kie Collins. dounic No. 20c
II. The Mill on the Floss, by Geo.
Eliot, double No. zoe
II. il American Senator. by All
thony Troliope, double No. Poe
Is. A Princess OF Thule, by VIM.
Black, double Ne. zoe
II. The Dead Secret. by Wilkie
Collins. single No. IDc
-. Isomola, by George Eliot. sim
gle No. Zoe
IL. The English at The North Pole
by jules Verne, single No 10c
II. Hidden Perils, by Mary Cecil Il
Hay. single No. 10C
Is. Barhara's History. by Amelia
Il. Edwards. double No. q 200
10. 4 Terrible Temptation, by +.
Chas. Rcadc, single No. 1Uc
20. old Curiosity Shop. by Chas.
Dickens, double No., ~; zoe
For sale by all booksellers and
newsdealcrS, or Sent, postage pre-
paid, on receipt OF price, by
-MuNRoE. Publisher,
u. % and % Naudewater stree;.N:I \,
L. o. Box 1855. rift
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-27
A MOTHERS LOVE.

How little do we appreciate amoth-
er's tenderness while living? How
needless ale we in childhood Of all
her anxicties and kindness. But
when she is dead and gone, when the
cares and coldncss Of the world comes
whitening our hearts VIXEN we learn
how hard it is to find true sympathy;
how few love us for ourselves: how
few will befriend us in our misfOr-
tunes; then it is that we think Of the
mother we have lost.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-27

klbt :
: Mounted anren fine polished or oiled
: black walnut top table and treadle. all !.
5 complete, only S25: Warranted ) years
; kept in order free OF charge. Money
refunded ut once il not satisfactory.
The most solid, reliable and salts !
: factory machine even invented for all
. kinds OF family work. An acknowl- :
= edged unequivocal mechanical sue +.
) cess. thoroughly tested, aad used in /.
. thousands OF homes. An. efficient, si-,
q lent, rapid, reliable and ever-readv :
helper to the weary, wife or seam !
stress, that will do the work of a /:
: amiiy for ii lifetime and costing /.
! less than halt the price of machines !.
. of a like quality. 1t makes the shut .
: tie, double thread, lock-stitch (the
2 sameson both sides Of tho work. d
which received the highest award at :
= the Centennial The strongest, finest 5
p and most lasting statchevar produced. !
. 1t does more W, rk at less cost; ope- (
= rates Il ore . lsiiy. smoothly and fnst- :
er and with less labor than n Other ,
) machine st any Price. It is bafit for +.
- EtItilSLh alid SJ4ESt a[H Aloi IL WIZ ~ :
will run for years without rspairs. 1t /:
is easy TO learn, easy. to manage and !
q always ready, In A moment, 10 do !
s, every description of-strong OF fine /
- fancy work han any other machine, ;
s. atsany price, seyerdid or can dc, aud
: with less trouble. l. viii sew, any d.
= thing aneedfe can pierce, from lace !
q or cam brio to heavy cloth or harness !
with any kind Of thread, and run off J
: twenty yards per- minute; Uses a |
8 strong straight necales and never i
q breaks them. 1t can not miss or ,
. drop q stitch ravei or break Vie /.
thread.l The money! ehetsTAI lIy~ re- !
~ funded if it will not outwork aud .
- outiast any inachiiAi at double the I,
.sspriee. &Hasou have any other Naa-
chine, buy this and have u better
5 one. The ease and rapidity Of its .
e motion and quality OF lis work is its
s. best Recommendation, and it is thor
l&oughly warranted in every respect, q
byrwritten guarantee to. maintain its
- merited reputation as q constant,
- ready and ererSfaith fal WORKER in a !
= family for five years. 1t will hem,
fell, tuck. braid, cord, bind, gather,
z quilt, rufie, pleat, fold, scailopshirr,
: roll, haste, embroider. run up /,
s breadths. etc, with elegance, ease
and quickness. It requires no learn
- ing; any one can use it In a moment
= and 1t viii earn from "a to SIS per
: day for, any one who wishes to sew
. for living, the best ,vnd, lowest
q priced machine ever Invented. For
= stestimonials see descriptive books. /;
~ mailed free with samples. of work.
Z Agents wanted Throughout the
> country for this, tbs cheapest, and !
: most rapld.seliing machine in the
: world. Fer liberal TERMS, adatessR !,
e ouf A. CATkLY u Co..
Cor. Broadway II Eighth streets,
s New Yurk! ssa rats nag. lyI "A
: L1vaM 81 4KoNOoa 'HLIg44
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-27
FITS EPILEPSY
FALLING

~ saFT ~ EE-F - -
Permanently cured-no hunbug-
by one months usage of DIR Gou-
lard's Celebrated InfaHibic Fit Pow
ders-.Tn eenvinec sufferers that these
powd rs will do all we claim tor
them, we will send them by mail,
post paid, Il free trial box As Dry-
Goulard is tlieaoniy physician that
has ever made This disease a spccia
study aud us 10 our knowied@ethou
sands have been permanently. cured
by the use of these Powders, we will
guarantee n permanent cure in every
ease, or refund you all money ex-
pended. ALL sufferers should givel
these Powders an early trial, and be
convinced Of ttfeir curative po wefs. 1
Price for large hex, 81, ord sloxes
for $40, sent by mail 10 any part OF.
the United States or Canada on re-
eeiptef price, .ortlbN ex InessyC. o..
7' @'' RIOT ASH 4 ROBBINS,
zEs 3e0 Fulfotl 81. Bfooklyn NJ "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-27
DOBBINS STARCH POLISH
(HOW DAS SHINE,

2 "A greateadiseopery by the use OF
l MieaR tb eSeF 5yyi f1himilh no'iss n give aheir
fine laundry work. Saving time and
labor in ironing more fifan its entire
cest. sSold by greeers, or will be sent
postage paid on receipt of 25 cents,
Dobbins Bro.F& Co, Is North Fourth
Lfeets Thllaaeaphaa. Hfa lf3.1y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-27

.a YOUNGMEN
Apply to the editor of this papsr n
membership lat discountl In BaYlis, N
Mercantile College, Keokuk, Iowa \
Mississippi. Bookksepers ,pennsass
ers, operators and teachers thorough
ed. Don't fail to address Prof. M
Keokuk, Iowa.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-27
W.. II. HlNziE
rs
PHoLsTRER&AwN!Ns Vi,
MEXICO, MO.
MEXICO, MO.

Repairs Sofas, Rocking-Ch,in i,
ges Mattresses, cane-bottom chuin |
Buys and sells all kinds Of sec0r.'
furniture. # . ,IaIGl X
Southwest COR ofthe Public Squ,,,
WEN. HiNZlf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-27
Vulcanized Rubber in every conceivable
Form, adapted to. universal use.

Any article under four pounds weight car
be sent by mail. q.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-09-27

'' " ASH 4 ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton St, BROOKLYN, NY,
National Republican., 1877-09-15
THE MILK QUESTION.

A GOOD RECEIPT FOR ADULTERATING IT.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN: If the sclf-righteous
complaining mllkmen mentioned In Wednesdays
REPUBLICAN will adulterats the poor pure milk
they say they cannot sell, before taking II from
their poor native cows with plenty Of eornmeal
ground oats beets, clover and timethy hay, sweet
corn, fodder. sowed corn, &c, and have cultivated
pasture for them to run in Instead Of nice garlic
grain and choice, selected xxx household slops,
naked but hearty and strong cornstalks, &C., they
viii not find i necessary TO send in propositions to
the Board OF Health for mllk.rOute contracts.
The board has no such routes 10 sub-let, II having
been resolved against. might add to the above
receipt the use o. large sponge and basin S od clean
curry comb and brush on each at least once day,
and to guard against mistakes It Is we'll 70 state that
the sponge waller, curry comb and brush should be
clean and wei!.ventiiate6 barn and yard In sum.
mer time, and warm and comfortable stable In
persons Of those handling the milk a prime con.
I s newer made s. sue.s"snd personal saperVision
good coia spring for extracting The anim. heat.
| By cooling Immediately after milking.
1.-THE foregoing receipt y followed, smaller mat.
ters requiring attention Will show themselves In.
stantiy' and he complaining parties win have no
trouble TO find in our city large numher Of people
claiming 10 be intelligent, but Just dull enough TO
quart us iacn or cents per saoh sss per cent Po foi
| cash.
Now, II they want to excel let them add few
| fine Alderney cows TO their herd, be promptly "or
time In delivering at the hour desired, rain, snow
or shine, regardless Of immediate erpense, and
have or need excuses for quality Of material
Then they can have life leases on their custom
erS as long as they follow The above receipt, io
| they the customers)
Want but little here below,
Bu, want ,hs. little prompt, pure and clean"
National Republican., 1877-09-15
THE AVENUE PAVEMENT.
LETTER FROM COLUMBUS ALEXANDER RE |
sPECTINa THE ISSUING OF CERTIFICATES
OF INDEBTEDNESS.

LETTER FROM COLUMBUS ALEXANDER RE
sPECrINa THE ISSUING OF CERTIFICATES
OF INDEBTEDNESS.
WARRINGTON, D. c., Sept Il, 1877
EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN: have
the honor to request that you publish the following
statement of my interview with the Commissioners
Of the District touching the delivery of the unpaid
certificates issued against private property fronting
on Pennsylvania avenue for the recent requirement.,
as your statement In this mornings issue Is incom-
plete and imperfect no doubt unintcntionally 30.
lrcceivcd letter from the Commissioners on the
18Th instant In reply to one addressed TO them on
the 1th instant m 6y myseli asking ior 1h hearing IN
order made some time since 10 retain the certih-
Gates until payment Of them respectively was
saSse me 10 sspeet that senS pSs Srasr had BEEN
made by them between the receipt Of my letter and
their reply, although they kindly rendered me a
full hearing, as / requested, before they acted
Mr.. Pheps, ,promptly diselsIaed all knowledge Of
any order. Nj. Bryan explained that Mt Denni.
@ tSe sSiicI!orp n ip poi the Te@%ry but from Mr.
Taylor, and to be given unodcislly. II was at this
point Of oS ,bsS that ,sY S
opinion given by Mi. Taylor IN regard TO District
matters, as Mr.. Taylor had while member OF the
board Of audit allowed. through culpable negli.
gencc or otherwise. as found bv the last House Of
Representatives after full and thorough investl-
CATION, the finding being matter OF public record,
10 several hundred thousand dollars; that Mr.. Tay
lor had now no personal or oficial connection with
the District whatever.
am not and have not been animated by any
feeling Of malice against the contractors doing
the work Of requirement., but have merely sought,
and expect to seek to prevent the delivery Of these
certificates TO innocent third parties without Au.
thorty Of law. and until the matter Is judoislly
settled.
The general subject Of special assessments came
up incidentally only, and my complaint In regard
to these assessments was, that the Commissioners
bill before Congress egalizng and validating their
own erroneous and unlawful assessments, and de-
priying citizens Of their right 10 contest them In
the courts. have the honor to he yours, &c,
COLUMNS ALEXANDER.
National Republican., 1877-09-15
GEORGETOWN LAW DEPARTMENT
PROGRAMME FOR THE ENSUING YEAR

PROGRAMME FOR THE ENSUING YEAR
The Law Department Of the University Of
Georgetown has issued q circular announcing
that II will open for the next annual term, on
October 3, In the lecture-room at Gonzaga Hall.
The course Of studies covers q period of two
years, but Is so arranged that students entering
at the beginning Of any year can pursue the
studies proper to their state Of advancement,
either as Juniors or senior members Of tho
class They have tho option, nevertheless, OF
attending both courses Of lectures, and II Is
expected and desired that they will do SO In
order to make then selves thoroughly familiar
with the topics discussed.
The plan Of instruction includes lectures by
the professors upon the branches Of law as
signed to each reading and study by the
students of the text books (which will be an
nounced at the opening Of the term under the
direction Of their instructors, and frequent
rccitations to test their Proficiency.
The Moot Court will be sought to be made 3
leading feature not only for Its practical train
ing, but because IL Axes so. thoroughly the
topics Of law discussed IN the minds Of the de-
bater. The cases chosen for trial will be on
novel and interesting points, and the plead
ings and practice will conform "a far as pos.
sible to the actual procedure Of the courts try
ing similar cases.
National Republican., 1877-09-15
MORE CIIARIoTS.

The chariots have now been running on the
Avenue about six months, and have proven so
successful that the management have decided
to materially increase their facilities by the
first Of the month. Sixty additional horses
have been contracted for, aud ten more char.
lots will be put on the line, which will make,
in all, two hundred horses and twenty -four
chariots; and the latter will be Iun at inter
walls Of three minutes. Fourteen Of the char.
lots will run from Twenty-sccond street west
and ten from Georgetown to the terminus Of
the road on Fast Capitol street. II is not an
experiment, but is established on firm basis
and is meant to be permanent institution
The company have recently built fine brick
stable and car house on High street, near
Bridge, Georgetown, and intend under the new
management to increase their facilities In
other ways for the accommodation of the pub.
lie. The line waf started under rather adverse
circumstances, but is now clear Of all incum.
brance.
National Republican., 1877-09-15

suit for divorce entered by Mrs. Russell against
her husband. The divorce is asked for on the
ground Of cruelty and drunkenness. Julia
swore to number Of facts to show that Mr..
Russell was cruel and drinker. Since then
she has given an affidavit stating that what
she swore TO at that time was untrue. The
counsel for defendant In the Police Court yes
terday called attention to an inperfection In
the warrTnt, on which account the case was
dismissed. The warrant stated that the false
swearing was done before United states com
missioner, when in fact IL was before an ex-
amincr in chaucery. 1t is probable that Julia
will be arrested on q new warrant.
National Republican., 1877-09-15
RECLAIMED.

Blanche Clarke is a very attractive and in
tsIligent young octoroon girl about fifteen
years of age. She is 80 light that one would
hardly suspect that she was colored. Last
Monday she disappeared from her mothers
house at the corner of Ninth and Boundary
streets. Her u,ther instituted se6rch and
Sergeant Arrn,d yesterday found the young
girl in dl,renutable house on Thirteenth
street kept by \ woman named Jennie hilOrd
She was taken to the Fifth precinct station
where she was kindly lcctured by the Lieu
tenant. The girl stated that she was per.
shaded to 20 10 the house on Thirteenth street
bya Seventh street merchant. Her mother
Joined her at the station and took her home
National Republican., 1877-09-15
AUCTION SALES TODAY,

hOSlioN 5hLhso io-DAIs
By DuncAnson Bros:
At 10 q. n., At No. 100 direct northwest ane
Bordeaux, Burgundy, port sherry, muscatel aud
Rhine wines; rum, GIN, whiskies, old Cosnae
At $40 p. m, splendid suburban or villa lots on
Glenwood road near Boundary.
By J. T. Codwcll:
Al $50 p. M, desirable property on the northeast
corner ofThird and Estreu southwest
By John Sherman:
At p. ~, two valuable frame houses on the
west side OF the Fourteenth. street road lust be
yond the Columbian University.
by u. II, Warner:
At Up. m, desirable building lot on the south
side Of Massachusetts, avenue, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets northwest
BY Thomas bowling:
mirror, superior parlor suites walnut and Other
chamber furniture, chromos and engravings, su
peror Brussels carpets three ply and Ingram car.
pets hair and husk mattresses extension and othei
dining tables cane and wood.sest chairs, cooking
stoves Latrobes and other heating stoves also at u
o'clock, one large bay mare.
By Birch 4 Robey:
At 10 a, M, one sorrel horse. top buggy and
harness.
BY N. X. Walsh. 40 Bridge street, GEORGETOWN;
Al a. m, furniture Of every description.
By Ford 4 Co, corner Of Seventh and O street,
northwest:
At 10 a m, clothing. dry goods, notions, under
wear, fancy goods, hosiery, cut goods. &e
National Republican., 1877-09-15
A THREATENED ENDEMIC.

DIPTHERIA PREVAILING IN THE NORTH.
WESTERN PART OF THE CITY.
A regular meeting Of the Board Of Health
was held last evening In the absence Of the
president (Dr. Verdi Prof. J. n. Lansston
was called to the chair.
The wooden structures in alley between
and d and Third and Four-and -a-half streets
southwest. were condemned as nuisances, and
the health officer ordered to abato the same.
A communication was received from the
health officer asking that the board make
special effort with the District Commissioner,
for the abatement Of stagnant water on Q
street, between First and North Capitol streets
northwest. ZymOtic diseases are now pre-
Of which, rs reported BY physicians, there Is q
threatened endemic. The Sanitary Committed
was directed to confer with the Commits
sioners on the subject
National Republican., 1877-09-15
STEALING PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.

About 0 o'clock yesterday morning Officer
Riley arrested a eolored man named James
Watson near the Quartormaster Generals
sfice. Watson had about two hundred pounds
Of blanks from the Quartormaster Generals
Office In q pnsh-cart and was taking them
away for junk dealer named James Bailey
Bailey was also arrested, and stated that he
bought the paper from Lewis johnson, a mes
s<nger in the office. Bailey was committed "a
Jail for a hearing by Judge Mills yesterday
and Watson was released. johnson, the mes.
sengcr, has not yet been arrested.
National Republican., 1877-09-15
LIABILITY OF NATIONAL BANKS.
ARE THEY ANENABLE TO THE PERSONAL

ARE THEY ANESABLE TO THE PERSONAL
TAX LAw1-THEY WILL UNITE AND
FIGHT THE DISTRICT ON A TEST CASE.
In regard to the proposition of Hon. Montgomery
Blair and Others To make test to the liabil'
iy Of the national banks Of this District under the
personal tax law, District Attorney William Birney
recommends TO the Commissioners the adoption oi
the following plan:
Let each national bank pay the amount due by II
under the personal tax law accompanying the pay.
nient with protest against the legality OF II. It't
then one OF the national banks sue In sssumpsN for
money hal and received setting forth In n special
count all the ncts including their acticn In regard TO
making tie return Of the schedule required by the
act. will demuI TO this special count, and the ques
ton can be brought UP en- short notice. under the
rules, for discuss before the court, and carried
promptly 10 the higher court by either party. sipu
eSt one and that In the Of lis decision against
the District the amount paid In by the nauonA banks
shall be refunded.