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VEGETIEE.
Y { G { T | N { j.
Necrosis, ScrOtula, Dyspepsia,
General Debility,
Canker HumOr, Liver Complaint,
Rheumatism,
Consumption of the Bowels.


CHARLESToWN, Mass, March 20, 1SC9.
Mr. H. X. -TEVENS-DeHt Sir: he follow
ing Is a statement OF my experience WIN the
great BLOOD Remedy, NeEe6lhe: nave Dech
Keeping OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mere lor many years
ana nave hao thG hi'loltunG W nave steaI
d al OF 9lcNness IN my Lahllly' ~ one case IN
prtlculat ho1Co" Vhe "onuc' l"l onocV u
NGgell4e. ,,. ,o,- ,a,,,.. ,,,,,s .,o,, 80
AoouI Vhe year 1ot' young hah, theh 10
years ol", "llo was NI I"'it icl'tlNo VI aiInV,
came nome fro,h Sea. NJ haa iilJute ms ms !oiI M
leg on board Che sup some lhoHtns pelole' anu
Whth thc sup c'nlG lnIo % th.a poiC nG Ianc W W
my mouse, otihG eo leTo'G 'iiaI i'e ooui" Hoy ~
10 hls nome IN l1o"oll' ii'' iek ""o emoiien i
dDoVc INC hlloo hioio man CNl0I lI' h"'ul " VI
s'Ze anu nc was ooiiSG W "L"S ~ oione HS'et
MN, h@Fins nv ueo VI ~ Hl't0'oa. -, 90 ~
VI til'o ie'o ioo'oIo i ' " j." 'i'oio M
iila IL l"lnI' Ssuio M w" "nu w ~ uIo,
iy th"y "",.' iod " ,,r,,i,aHf nosI,in,, -, Mo
Siioi' ,, oSoup t,. tia T., ni I',,;t' ' A. " ' wy
vi i - " lo, 80 ~ \ .Y,.'is. s,,iF + H.
nun ounIo" | ~ " h, ,it' 10 800 ','I
luot po Gn nv ~ i,1 t9s
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i ih"Veol h sioio S'1iNN'N" 0Nh "A'O VIZ US ALI 1U''
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-NoC 'ninHins i ~ CIV i''oi" @ w P",Iuo tne
CouIhe; anu having u'cu 'ohItlho, 'iiS sieaI
blooa heLieuy, III Cne laS', WIN 81 Soou ehec',
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USEFUL FAMILY RECIPES,


Seed CaAes-Oue cup.ul OF SUGAR half
cuplul butter, one-tnIrd Gun vi mlk
two eggs, one lea,DO1nlul SOFA seeds
TO youT.taste.-TR t. Y, Atlantic. La.
| Sponge CaKC-lNo cuplu,s fl ur funr
eg.s one and unp-nalf uuvfu,s smear
| one leaspOuuful cream-tartar. ,np.I!l'
| leAspouuIul suda.-rN. r. If NOR
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w shl'll o"Sln III
"Eop 49,, Wv .N0 etoin9 III pieces
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paw 5oV" ) e"9C' t"'e Wi We s"ou Ylh-
- - 1'i " ~ 40"' "'0N''-L W. ~,
o"U u" L w. N'e'
Tea Cake-Four cuptus flour, three
cup'u's sugar, Que cuplul butt, one
pint vi milk. th'ee eggs, Que teaspOoulul
cream tartar, one LeaspOOnIut soda
LOp Newport, hy.
Tomato ooup-Take twelve large to-
m'Loes, pared ana sliced; two table
'pOOn!uIs VI butter, one p.nt OF Nils, {,
nail tablespoonful SOFA; salt and pep
per 10 asLe.-- IL, s., Glendale, y.
cup Cake-rlree cuD,uls tInur ona
and one-uaI cupuls sugar one cuu
iul buLler, one cup uI mIlh. one lea
spoonful cream tar,ar. une.1aI, t.;,-
spooulul soua.-TM,, 30 N ,b .ro. Md.
p,ca EIou, rn,.,,a,,,,o ,,;,.
y, n,.yv Mi. wtHN,n,ao tln(,'sI',, oio pAut !.
rnI,,u r,rn, nIv ar nn',TGG ~ 'uls W
Win Lurer-u'larLers OF a hound If sI,y"r
and put them INTO the mix: tuk.Ien '=,s'l,
leaving ouL the wuILes OF liye:-Deat th..m H.
light, and add them to III other iugre.
ulents. Bake IL III pastry or not, as you
| plGasc.- Il. NJ, THlmagr, y.
Arrowroot Puuuing-Erom nuart n
| nrw mink lake "A small Ie,,run mi an,
mkt with TWO large spooutuls OF Az
row-root, Boil the remainder nI tn.
lmilk. ana SUR 1T amongst Inc Arrow.ronI
add. when nearly colG, four well -bna,n,
leggs. with two ounces of bounded lon
Ear. and the same OF fresh buLIer hr~
ken INTO small bits: season with oIatnt
nutmeg. Mix itNe,I Luretuer. ana H., X,
it in a butlereu dish tiIIeen or 'Lw4nI,
mlnutes.-Io. E. L., Cvylugtun, Ky.
Eri.d rn,o,,ar- pr, ana
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IT is doubtful il any Americans visit
ing Great Britain receive the same con-
sideratiOn that is allotted to the Colo
RADIO beetle. The police have received
explicit instructions from the Privy
Council to the following effect: Amy
person finding a potatu-bug is warned
to give immediate notice to police
constable, the police constable straight
way gives notice to the local authority,
and the local authority hastens to no.
tify the PrIvy Councillors by telegraph.
What action the Priyy Councillors then
take we are not advised, but they prob.
ably march out in body and tall upon
the poor, foreign beetle.
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MORE hard fighting is reported at
PleYna, with advantages IN favor Of the
Turks. The Russians in The captured
redOubts, after withstanding five a.
taCks, were compelled by Il sixth one to
give up their advantage and TALL back.
This possibility was limited at
in our mention of the situation
yesterday, but Was not consid-
cred probable, and is, taking all
things into consideration, an extraordi.
nary turn not at all creditaDle to the
Russians. Tue latter are the besieg-
Ing party, were constantly receiving
fresh reinfOrcements, and have at COM
mand most overwhelming force. The
Turks are comparatively weak, have
been constantly on duty for weeks with
scarcely an arriVa. Of fresh troops.
Bians certainly ought to be abe TO nold
Ru advantage once gained. That they
Rre not able to do so argues either bad
Beneralship or poor lighting qualities on
Sh|ii DlNF' VI thtI uOJ uluui GHSlhtellu
Bklll on the part Of the Turks in so ar
ranging their works that when they are
driven out of position they have great
advantages in the command of il from
other points. That the Russians will
finally capture Plevna is still more tnan
probable, but they viii do so at
cost much greater than the advantage
gained Will be worth. 1t looks very
much now as ii the wears campaign
would soon close, leaving The world inn
pressed with the belief that Russia is
greatly disappointed in her ability to
march to ConstanHnOpl The season
for active operations viii last but few
weeks longer at most. The fall rains
will by the mdlle OF October, make the
roads SO utterly impassable that further
progress will be out of the question. 1t
is hardly possible tor Russia to gain any
signal advantage by that time, unless
the Grand Duke can, by some brilliant
stroke, capture PleYna with large pro-
portion nf the troops that hold it. To
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-15
Ia this a foreign country Russia

Is this q foreign country? Russia
leather is made IN ConueOtlcul, B0r-
deauX wine is mAnufactU ell in CaLilOr-
ma, Frenon lace is woven III New YORK,
Italian marble is dug in Kentucky
Marseilles lluen is prouuceu ia Massa-
chusetts, EUglish oassim re Is mad
in New Hampshire, ParIau art-worK
comes from Il shop in Boston, Spanish
mackerel are caught on tue New jersey
coast. aud Havana cigars arc rolled
out by the million in C4lc4gO.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-15
There is No Excuse

For any one suffering with sore throat slight
or severe cough, or a husky voice, for by in
haling Ponds Extract it soothes and relieves
the burning irritation, thus allaying the cough
and hoarseness, while the entire pulmonary
organs are strengthened and invigorated. The
nom professional patient will only need to
make a trial to perceive its good effect.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-15

Prejudice often rules in the phys cal
treatment of babies. They are allowed
to suffer and scream with pain rom
collie, flatuuence, bowel disorders, ETC.,
when some simple, reliable and sale
remedy, as DR.. BULBS Baby Syrup,
would give almo t immediate Ieliei and
perfect ease To the Little sufferer. Price
25c per bottle.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-15

The victory Of the American over the
British Rife Team at the CrcedmOor
match yesterday was confidently looked
for, but is nevertheless exceedingly sat-
is'actory to the patriotic American.
Said patriotic American is expected to
indulge in aproper amount of gush, and
promise the British like reception
Whenever occasion offers.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-15
Everlasting Perfnnle!

Murray Il Lanman's Florida Water has Oft
en- been styled the Everlasting Perfume
1t is i'll iced true that its delightful and re-
freshing fragrance fingers for many days
around whatever it toucncs-unlIke the ordi-
nary perfume, that leave no trace Of their mo-
mentary existence save the sickly, heavy odor
of rancid oils. Buyers should always ask for
the Florida Water prepared by Lanman &
Kemp, New York.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-15

The celebration OF the overthrow of
the Kellogg government in New Orleans
yesterday was in bad taste. People
have agreed TO turn their backs upon
the past aud look only 20 the future.
IL Is better to celebrate only that in
which all can unite. The dark spots
" III remain dark long enough without
annually calling them up to be discussed
over again.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-15

TIE Board of Education of Jersey
City, in a lit OF desperate economy, re-
duced the salaries of all the teachers IN
their schools aD ut twenty per cent,
but very sagely concluded to make no
change in their own.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-15

HAPPY tidlngs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dosel, drugged, and
guacked Pulyermachcr's Electric Belts et-
fectuaIiy cure premature debility, weakness
and decay, Book and Journal, with informa-
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-15

LIFE is SO short and uucer ain that e
whole dly in Louisville. But 1t there be
any reckless enough to consider such Il
thing, the time to do it Will be on the oc-
cason of the Presidents visit. Loui~-
vile means to make the incident one OF
more than usual interest.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-15

The Sovereign Council of the Sons Of
JOnadab of North America assembled in
Washington, last Tuesday. Jonadab
himself was absent.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-15

A CARD i'll the Boston Globe sOlicits
aid for d woman over ninety years Of
age, whose relatives are all buried.
Such person must experience pecu-
liar sense of loneliness, to be left tAus
solitary and uuproYded for amidst Il
generation to which she does not be-
lOng.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-15

NEW YORK CITY S trying the expert
ment Of burning its garbage in mon
strous furnace, the smoke and stencil OF
which ascendeth forever.
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MARRIED MISERIES.

" l u see L We Hdu tOuSlutl dDlt CA
per enca in these AshyilIe and Fordway
shares said MIR. Leigh, rubbing the
bad spot ON the crown Of his head.
And | advise you 10 60 i'll for 'em!'
"rhauks," said RIcnard Grey, care
lessly, "Fll look into the matter"
"Aud all this time L am detaining you
from your dinner" cr4od Mr.. Letgn.
Pray excuse me; l never thought O.,
tuut."
"Its of no consequence" said Grey,
moodlly. II DOM know but l shall
step into Verry's and -
And Mrs. Grey p
TIE young husband shrugged his
sh. Il derS.
but | nope you Day1 no. Quarreled"
asked Leigh, with II sOltcitOus glance.
'QaarIeIeu! We never do anything
eIsv"
"Are you in earnest"
"Ies; serious, sober earuesl"
"but-patdon me once agalu--yours
was a IOVr-matCh?
Unfortunately, NeS!'
And you are not happy?"
81 u0u't know Wny," said the younp
man, with pertulbed face. NO, we
are mol nappy. Agueo' never meets me-
with smile; she Is always repruacuing
me Tor some eLuIns that | do. or leave uu.
donc-lt dOu't mllcu mater which. \
nave done my best 10 lease her, and in
Yaln-and nov have left off Lrylngp
"InaPs bad symptomH said MI.
LC!gu, suaking ais Leau.
''lL may be SO, but can't help itw
And Il hard Grey sauntered off with
his uAnus i'll his pockets, and his chiu
dropping lis sIlessl! upon ms BREAST ,WuIle
0ld MF' Lelsu 4ooAe| "iIeF MN with Il
sgn.
"lhere's a screw loose somewhere"
Salo me- '1he' ne goes lnto lhe res
tauraht WIN AicHet ana LohsuaIti
'hefe'II De seVeFa! potIIes ol champagne
damaged, anu louho olll 10 pay, WIND
ing up WIN d. 'F 7nInS a. pllll"ruS'
Anu on Vlo' -" 'nt Leis" ~ Iue peel
STEAK anu gl"1S VI "lo 'h"V Lheu his
/, us"l ulh hlel' at Gnc"p t"'l" l"h-nou7G'
for Mt' LeiSn pelohs0" w 'De hoole
III my VI ola pacneiol7
nln a' ,ne same noul AZ tHll' peauEl-
" woman ""9 p"o'Ne ~ '"t' w ,ti' .ne
io"n i,,' y, j.; nnna ~ p,rlt ,yh,l" IA
room l'l d a q, '1'n "niiI 81
" i,n il 80 81 20
"iess in'o0 '' '''NN' VIZ t. % Va
| IhC 7N"'
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-15
VEGETINE
The Best Spring Medicine.

CHARLESTOWN.
II. Il. STEVENs-DeaP Sir: This Is to GerUlfy
that have used Your Blood Preparation IN
my family for several years, and think that
for soruGula or caDkerous humOrs or rheumatic
affections it can not be eXCelled; and as II blood
purifier and spring medicine 1T IS the best
thing have ever used, and L have useu almost
every thing. | can cheerfully recommend II to
any one in need of such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. D1NSMORE,
10 Russell street.
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ATLANTIC 4 GREAT WESTERN.

BALTIMORE OHIO, VIA PARKERsBURG.
Depot. Pearl and Plum. Time. min. fast.
Washington Tx. daiiy".... 9:l5 AM 7:0OPM
baltimore EX ualiy ..... 9:lj JPN 5:3J NJ
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
AN ELECTION BET.

An interesting motion was argued yesterday before
Judge Lawrence, IN Supreme Court, Chambers in con.
ncction with suit brought by Rebccca Ann Bennett
against Sro Delmouco In the fall OF 1868 T.. Bon.
nctt plaintiffs husband, made bet OF $500 with Ben
Wood the result Of the State election OF that year
and the money was deposited with Siro Delmonico
the well known restauraeur, as stakeholder Bennett
put up a tcn.iorty United States bond and lost, aud
The money was paid over by Delmonco 10 the winner
After the money was paid TO Wood the 7th OF
November, 1868, Mrs. Bennett, the plaintin, brought
tins action to recover tho ten-orty bond An answer
was intcrposcd by Mr. Robert ". Waite, and the case
anguishcd until 1915 when Mr. Waite made q motion
to dismiss the case but the Court allowed the paint
To proceed upon condition that tho case SHOULD be
placed upon tho calendar at once. The not
appeared on tue calendar since and Mr. Waite
his motion TO dismiss tor want OF prosecution. Mr.
Charles Blandy, the plintIs attorney, excused The
delay by saying that hc paid the lee TO the County
Clerk TO place tho calendar and that he
neglected do Tho Judge granted order allow.
ing plaintiff to prosecute tho case upon TERMS al.
rectlDg II the terms were not complied with that tho
case should be dismissed.
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
A NICE LEGAL POINT.

Judge Larrcmore, Of the Court OF Common Pleas.
rendered decision yesterday In the case Of Hector
Chauviteau against James H. Fay, which came before
him a motion to strike out the demurrer inter.
posed to the complaint as frivolous. The suit was
brought TO recover s. 1s5 so. The complaint states
that the defendant attorney at law this State
that the plaintiff called upon HIM to have him collect
q claim OF s., 1856 against one J. " O'Sunvan; that
defendant told him he the attorney tor Osulivan
action against Marshall o. Roberts, wherein
OSullivan expected to recover large of mon ey
and that he Fay would secure the by agreeing
to pay the money claimed by plaintiff out of the
sum recovered in that suit; that In
sideration OF this promise the plaintiff agreed
to forbear pressing the claim aud TO accept
nm order IRON o. sullivan upon the defendant anu ac-
ceptcd by him; that such order signed and dev-
cred to him; that OSullivan got verdict against
Marshall o. Roberts for large sum OF money, but
instead of retaining any part to pay the plaintiff paid
the whole recovered over to O'SullIvan. Ho
states further that 0'Sulvan is Irresponsible where
upon he demands judgment against tho defendant
The set that the plaintin had assigned the
claim prior the commencement OF the action to
one W. H. Goodby, and that he Is not now the real
party IN interest 10 this answer reply put In
aycrrIng that the plaintiff the real party in In
terest and had never assigned the claim This reply
was demurred to on the ground that II was insuni.
cient IN law upon It's lace. Judge Larrcmore
IN his decision, yesterday, says:-"The answer
set up matter by way Of avoidance that plain
tid had sold and assigned the claim d pue prior to
tho commencement OF tho action. To this a reply Is
intcrposed denying each aud every allegation up
In the answer new matter by way OF avoidance.
Ithink the reply Is sufficient within the meaning of
sections 5l4 and 5l6 OF tho code. II may contain
either general or specific deDial The alleges
assignment OF the claim by plaintin prior to tho
suit This Is denied in general terms by the reply,
followed by an avermcnt that plaintn was the owner
OF the claim at the time the suit was brought Plan
tif had forth the fact and should required
strike out the demurrer to tho reply as frivolous
should be granted"
The New York herald., 1877-11-13

speir.-Demurrer-Holienbac OF al VS.. Moore ct al.
Issues OF iact-Nos 81, 81. ~ IS, 81, 62, 80, ~
SUPERIOR CoURr-IR,AL TgRM--Part Held by
35l, 272, I6l, CO., 1871, 3s0 6l2 2s, 257 26s 43o,
627, 359. 432. Parts and 3-Adjourned for Tho
term
COMMON PLrAs-GENERAL TERM-Hed by Chief JUS
tce u r. Daly aud Judge j. y. Daly.-Nos IL, ~, ~
90 ~ 80 49, 49, so 90. II, ~ SO, 81 90, o. o. 35
COMMON PLEAs-EQUry 1ERM-Hcld Dy Judge Larre-
more-No day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-IRIAL TEgM-Part Held by Judge
Robinson Nos. 406, S67 723 1853, 967 1887 ll05,
43s, l045, $780, 926 III, ll72 Is0 Parts and 3-Ad-
Journed Tor the term
MARINE CouRr-iRIA TERM-Part Held by Judge
sheridan Nos 1875 1883, 1905, GOAT 1914 225l,
1855, 2257, 225s 2259, 2260, 226l, 2262 2263 22d6
Part 2-hold by Judge Aiksr-Nos 223l, 22i5, 20il.
1903. 1703 2l90, 2l07. 1855, 10S0h 222l 222s 1885,
1871. 1924. 1870 Part 3--Hold ny Judge sheA-Nos.
2O5e i56y el79 $40 1850. 2ls5. l6osis 99o5s, 2oS0
205l. 1908 1855, 1929, s9s3, 2l62
COURT OF GENERAL sEssoSs-Hcld by Judge Suth-
crand-Part Tho People VS.. Patrick Lynch, ielon
Gus nssauit; same w. Arthur Mexican. fconious as
Same vs.. John Leddy, ielonious assault; Same vs.
Jonn sweeney burglary; Same vs. Hugh
Campbell, burglary; Same VS.. John Mol
10y and Thomas Lynch. ct al, burglary /;
vs. Annie Waltz, LARCENY from peron; Same
William j. Vanarnge, ialse pretcnces; same vs.. Della
oConnor, larceny from person; Same vs. Dennis
Murphy robbery; Same Va. James Mulin and James
Warrcn, burglary same William Vincent, burglary
Same vs. William Green burglary; same vs.. John
Bglow. burglary; Same Jonn Kelly, grand lar
ceny; Same W.. james Johnson and George Johnson,
grand larceny; Samo Va Libbe oBriep, grand
larceny; Same VS.. Kate Field. grand larceny I;
Same vs.. Nathan Brassman, aduleratng milk same
VS.. John O'Bren, adulterating milk Samc VS.. Ed
ward Bernard, assault and battery
COURT or OYER AND TERMINER-Held by Judge
Moan Davs.-fho People vs. Robert L. Case ana Isaac
IL Allen, perjury-continued
The New York herald., 1877-11-13
TRIAL OF JUSTICE DUFFY.

There has already been published in the HERALD the
nnidavits upon which Is based action for the lm-
peachment OF Police Justice Duffy, submitted by Mr.
john y. Mott to Chief Justice DAVIS and by him
submitted to Chief Justice DAILY, OF the Court Of
Common Pleas. The judges OF the Court OF Common
Pleas met yesterday and adopted the following rules
to govern the trial.
The Hon. Noah DAVIS Presiding Justice Of the su-
prcme Court oI the FIRST Dcpar ment, Justice having
jurisdiction IN the city OF New York, having
written allegations TO The Chief Justice OF the Court of
Common Pleas for the c,ty and county OF New YORK.
OF the ponce justice therein named; now, therefore,
parsuaut 10 section 2 OF chapter 53S o the act passed
May L. 1873, entitled IAN act to better adm n
stratIon III the police courts OF the city OF New York
the said Court oil Common Pleas does hereby ADOPT
and make public the following set OF rules Tor The
bringing aud regulation OF proceedings before said
Court tor tue removal oil any clerk officer which,
by law, ~ may be authorized TO removes
Rules oil tho Court OF Common Pleas the city aud
county OF New York, adopted and made public Tor the
bringing and regulation OF proceedings before said
Court for the removal oil any clerk officer which, by
law, II may be authorized 10 rcmovo Laws Of 1873,
chap. 535, sec. II.
l. The written allegations presented pursuant TO
said shall be ed by the Chief Justice Of this Court
with the Clerk, who shall transmit a copy thereof,
with copy OF these rules to the person persons or
officer presenting such allegations, aud TO The District
Attorney oil the county OF New York. the end that
charges may be made WIN reasonable Certainty by
the person persons or officers authorized 10 prefer
such allie cations, or by said District Attorney.
2 Sucn charges shall be flied with the Clerk, who
shall tbereupon cause copy thereof TO be served on
the accused, eher personally or by leaving copy ut
his last known place OF residence at tue place or
office where his oiiciai duties are commonly trans
acted notice. signed by Judge oi this Court, shall
be annexed TO ana served with such copy charges
direct ng the accused 10 appear before the Court
and answer such charges on the twentieth day after
the service thereof at Twelve o'clock NJ, In the Gen.
eral Term room OF said Court
q. Al the specified time the accused shall appear
ana answer Or traverse said charges, ana ths Court