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ALIVE AGAIN!

NOR TIE best selected anl largest assorted
Stock OF Goods an my Inns, call AZ tho Uoe
Price Reliable Grocery 0i James u. bcdsick.-
You wiz dcd r.y Good fresh and primc iu quail
ty-bor<ht from the D. 80 houses 10 baltimore and
Phlad .phis- auocs which are
SUGARS. COFFEES AND TEAS,
Syru7s ofaii cradcs. Spices. Canned Fruits, Jel-
h.s, Apple aud Peach Butter, Dded Apples, Pea
chs aud Corn. Prunes Rice, Pickles Macoaron',
Canftcdons, Crackers aud Cheese, al grades 81
Tobacco and Segals.
Glass. Queens, Rockingham and Wooden Ware,
Bacou-a. kinds, Fish by the dozen or hundred.
TO sGprl, the want, and demands Of my many
customers Z have added Co my already large stock
fuli.il. Il
DRY ( GODS, ~ S>'TEON9.
Consisting. 90 part. 20 Dress Goods Cl,icoes,
Brown aud Balchcl Muslin, Hosiery, Collars,
Cyegai.s, Ready Made Clothing. aad Uics lie OF
Summer Hats. These goods are marked down &C
Bottom Prices, and ioteGd O. se.l them as cheap
az any 1--we man in the cl-Y. Call and see mc and
ra. prove a.. Briug -aa "D0lhrs of your Dad
Dies Nad i0vest ,heu where your dlcaies used 90
% business. Being now established ou a SOLID
basis, purpose making ms establishment a per-
public ior Jhe large and liberal patronage bestoW-
ed uron me I'D tLc pas., hope by offering noue but
the best goods ne lowest prices aud fair dealing %
merit and increase the saIe.
-- Aukiais of Country Produce taken IN eN-
change Coz Goods. Goods delivered within the
corporation.
S>Cus,0ners can have accommodations Tor
thc.g horses il they wish without charge. tG
Respectfully. JAMES. n. EODRICk.
s..-..,.. Jesse ". Eng,c,
''A'' James Il. Eodrick
May q, ls79-ly.
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NOTICE.

I TAKE this method TO inform my friends ana
4 customers in general, that | have moved
my Jewelry establishment to the room formally
used bv the "Centennial Book Store" and one
doos ives, OF Lights Drug Store, where Wilde
all kinds of
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King Frost is Coming

See to it that you have your armor on! The
WEST END BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM
i Headquarters
FOR BOOTS.
We have nos in Stock for your inspection 30
CASES-600 PAlRS-ilen's, Boys Youths and
Childreu's Boots, at prices unprecedented.
NOTE.-These Goods have been carefully Sc
lected in regard to quality, for there is such
thing as Sh0ddy in boots Our aim is 70 oFcs the
Bees, Goods al prices that defy competition II
will pay you q call and examine Stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
RODRICK, MORRIS co.
October II, 1879.
4 ME GREESE, Best brands OF ROASTED
n COFFEE, Cor sale by II. Ii. COOKE.
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gVABM BELLS, Cisurn Pumps, Cement, limo
i thy Seed i1r sale by .........
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Domestic WOODEN Goods.

T HAVE at ny store lie-ihe End siory aud sega.
4 rat, from NV own goods) al DO eoods LEI. p )
AfClIsE NcChHRkIL. Jr., deceased, b. own
Ihsse which oJoF ,oE the present prlTaio fai,
1hD,e 20 fall pieces snd good order aihis most
recent ,ricos aud those cat 81 order and demsg, V
at pcdsoed prices.
go. V. 4. KIaaSLEY,
k<s IA rs yxocntor.
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Furniture Repaired

rENlE undersigned has opened Furniture Re
4 pair Shop in the building on corner of Sac
ue and Main streets, Chariestown-e few doois
East of Court House, on same side. He will RI
pair Furniture in substantial and neat msnn,r q
reasonable prices, aud with prompttude.
Jan. 80, lS75-tf. T.G. RUST
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WITH GlSH Capital AID ASSETS O
moRG TEEAH s0,o eco.

AN prepared 10 write policies on Dwellings
I aud Contents; Store Houses and Contents;
Mills, Factories, and all good insurable property
al lowest current rates. Farm Dwellings,
speciality will give my personal attention to
viewing, making diagrams and furnishing such
other needed information to all parties desiring
to insure. Ny customers viii be furnished from
time 20 time; Botters, Calendars as well as
printed matter, showing the conditions OF the
Companies in which they are insured.
have given my constant attention 10 the In
surancc business fox The past six years and being
so generally known throughout the County, do
not think Il necessary 10 give references. Par
ties lnsuring with me may rest assured thattheir
policies wiz be properly written. and that time
iy notIce will be given them as 20 date Of oxpira-
zion. Office and residence at Charlestown.
Very Respectfully,
r. 4. ALEXANDER,
GeneralIn,urance Agent.
Decembcr25, ls77-ly.
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Surveying and Conveyancing

7 WILL survey anywhere, promptly aI1 a,
l short nOtice-accuracy guaranteed. Specisl
attention paid in connection Herewith a. DRAW
ING DEEDS or anv other instruments of Writing.
i. O.-Charlcstown, Jefferson Co., w. Va.
Dec. S, 1877. 5. HOWELL BROWN.
, 1879-04-20

siu,;lar Institution similarly located "o''lel
attract families, if kept in deeont or
orderly way. Music would probably o. tle
basis of tic entertainment offered, and inc
sale of beer. and wine, with other relfesn-
meuts, would not be regarded es objection
able. Tho residents OF tho North DIVISION
lave adoptaad this German fashion for keep
ior two or thres like places respectable. The
nroseuca of SONS Of the best people on the
North SIDE at the Pavilion Gartlen may be noted
Of a summer evening, and especially on the
occasion Of a concert. With similar patrou-
age Mr.. BAUM would keep his Twentysecond
street place frze from Objectionable charec-
tcrs, BECAUSE It would be his interest to do
SO; be would know that he would lose his
respectable patronage if he tolerated the
presence Of disreputable people, or permitted
young boys aud girls to come there alone and
indulge IN excuses. This would be one way
for rendering the place harmless, which the
so:cal1cd libetal-minded people might adopt
without excluding or Interfering with the
Young Peoples Club wlichit is proposed
to establish. There is one thing that may
be accepted Us certain in this subject Of moral
reform: The reformars cannot compete
with amusement-places except by furnishing
counter-attraction in good time for the
young people WHO IRE seeking it.
, 1879-04-20

4 strong pressure is being brought to bear
upon the French Parliament to pass divorce
law. The old law Of 1892 remained in force
until the Restoration,-the1 makers Of it at
that time claiming that IN indissoluble tie
was inconsistent with individual freedom.
Three attempts to pass divorce law have
been made since 1876, but without success
The law now allows only separation, but
grants the separated wife no rights. Though
separated, she can perform no civil act with
out the husbands authority, who still has
The right to watch over her conduct. a hus-
hand may be sentenced to the Ponitentlary
for life, but the wife can get no release from
him, and any brute who is sentenced for q
long term can reclaim. his wife upon his
release. One Of the French papers Illus
trates the hardships of the present law by
the case of the Princess DE- BEAUFFREMoNT,
who, unable to obtain O divorce in France,
became naturalized at Dresden, and married
again as German subject The Prince,
however, cannot marry again unless he re-
nonuces his nationality, though he has no
vvifa
, 1879-04-20

When Secretary EyARTs consented to act as 4
pall-bearer ut the funeral OF Gen. Dick TAYLOR
lie could hardly have read that part Of the Gen
erals book "Destruction and Reconstruction"
in which he speaks OF President HAYES both as
man and as public officer. Holding such
opinions OF the President and his title, Gen.
TAYLOR could hardly have been awarm adrlrer
Of Secretary EvAKTs; and probably he would
have been much surprised, II be cohll have
known it, at Cabinet officer Of the. Fraudu-
lent President condescending to perform SO
friendly an Office for him. Secretary EvAR1s,
it is true. might retort that there is no enemy
Of the Administration he would not cheerfully
carry to the grave; but, after all is said and
done, there was curious inconsistency in the
, 1879-04-20

The time of the House yesterday was
largely occupied in listening to the some
what notorious MIR. B1AcKBuEs, Of Ken
tucky, who attempted to explain recent
speech of his, in which he made the threat
that the Democratic party would eventually
succeed in wiping out all the war legislation
that had taken place during the reign Of
the Republican party. Mr. BLACKBURN made
several extremely nice distinctions, the thin
ness of which was shown by Republican
members During. the discussion. the inter
esting and significant fact was developed
that in the speech referred to by BLACKBURN
as it appeared in the Congressional Record
and g pamphlet copy Of the same document
prepared for distribution in the South, there
was marked and striking difference.
, 1879-04-20

some extent, invites opposition: This Idle:
take can ls romcaicl III the Council Dy
transferring the control Of the avoruo to the
Soutn Park Commissioners as far south as
the city jurisdiction :cxtands. 1t is probable
that the owners Of Michigan avenue property
within Hyde Park will secure transfer OF
tho extension to the South Park Commission
sfs as far south as the entra1'ce to tao +, Iask
In this way the intent Of tho law =! will Up o'
carried out, and people can leave the M'ch-
igan avenue boulevard and cross to 70: soa!a u, u
Park boulevard at any street this slde tno
entrance to the Park which they may prefer.
Both the beauty and the advantage OF the
proposed improvement will be largely l;y. .la lost
by stopping the new boulevard ut Th'1ty- y =
fifth street, After making this change, the
necessary authority from tile Council should
be granted without delay or par!ey.
, 1879-04-20

Puck has good cartoon entitled "The New
Exodus" It represents Sambo with his wife
and pickaninnies moving of, aud carrying his
household gods, his clock, banjo, anu ballot
box, along with him. He looks cump1acentiy on
IN ex-Brieadier engaged in grupbing out roots,
and inquiries: "Now, boss, how you like it
you'self?" Seriously, it general exouus Of
the negroes should set the lazy, shittlcss white
population Of the South to work, the rebellion
Of the blacks against their taskmasters would
be Il blessing in disguise. Whether the negroes
are like the Indian ryots, or the children Of
Israel in the land Of bondage, it is clear the
best thing they can do Is to move out. That
is the remedy the children OF Israel adopted,
and the Indian r5ots would doubtless have
done the same if they had had any place to
mnYe to.
, 1879-04-20
PERSON AIS.

The Nihilists believe in nothing; and when
they shoot they always hit it. :.:
Washington Nathan is so far recovered
that he has begun to shoot himself In the neck. ~.
!, joaquin Miller denies that bis daughter has
hee1 compelled by necessity to go into the bale.
The Brooklyn Presbytery is bringing oqs
some very Talu,asc-ing evidence against the good
brother Il
Maurice Barrymore is entirely out OF dan-
ger. That is to say, he is many hundred miles oas
Of Texas. 49,
The Cznr was glad to escape death, to %
sure; but it painctl him to discover Russian un0
shot SO poorly. III
Tho Marquis OF Lorne has about concluded
that Queen Victoria Is no better than any other
motheE-in-law.
Chief Joseph might win great victory
with his pen. lie might write up Gen. Ho"nfas
Frccdmen's Bank
Gov. Hubbard's son-in-law may boast tao
possession OF more ancient blood linn bis vile. ~
Was an Norseman. -
Gatnbetta was rather ''high" at recen'
state dinner in Paris, and now. VIC hear, 10 ny
Joined un Alpine club. -
-Four hundred American mules arc 10 10
sent TO soutn Africa, and the Zulus ara to %
kicked to death Immediately. ~
Mr.. Thurman is filling the place OF Y'ee-
President Wheeler; and we suppose Nj. Thn1HAA
is about to disappear forever.
Joseph Cook is going to the Yosen'te; anu
an exchange hopes he will not lecture and ]A1 'u'
beautiful! valley all our OF shape.
The Now York Tribune is never seen o.
heard Of in Ohio since Whitelaw Reid den'eu ~
native State by relustn. fureign mistion.. :
We are told that Mr.. Ttllen's we'gn1
ITO pounds. Dut thar. we take it, Ia snstznlnean''
compared with his wait for the Presidency.
Harper's Weekly has picture OF Ft1ps.
Napoleon. 1Ie looks very 'amart and pee'H''
Ee had not teen the Zu:us when it was taken.
If jeff Davis should follow Gen. Ia5'o'
example, and eccede from carth. no one "oA
question the right Of such an oct OF hecessou'
The Socialists will never succeed IN tau'.
the world Of tyrants until they can inclnoe IN IT
ranks few highs spirited gentlemen frog 1e1a
An exchange declares that the De''l III.
dead 1t will be remembered that we pfeoem sas: "a
woull be killed when wc heard that nc ~ "a
Tc1A4.
, 1879-04-20

pendent and yet msihosrs OF tug oa''t1:',
i,z;st or, all nllerencc to the fuEdamcnthl
doctrines Of feitl,. The work of disruption
naturally progresses Under these rodlca' o1l1
ferences of opinion. The Saturday 1'eo1eso'
commenting on the probable outcome OF Tue
matter, forcibly Says: -: oo,
..And tits Latd 10 s;ce how A. theological schoot
which questions not only tue most e'sn'es
tenets Of biblical Christianity. but even inc very
principals :of theisn,. can maintaln u I
place and pnrsic an aggressive policy "an.n 'ue
borders of rtol,inaily Christian churca. l"aI 80
leaders would Le unequal to the TASK u
an independent religious community IL e!cu.o.o
ngti hnt'ft dncs not follow tat Ihcir -t'ncon-
genial companionslip will 20 permanently u"
durcd-it il not very patiently endured e'en now
nv their rvals whether of the pictistlc OF the se
verc1y. doenntic scnuol: Meanwhile the less
fundamental but by no means snpcrhcia! antaso.
nisu between tho opposite types of %Lntacsan anu
Calvnstic Orthodoxy is emo'tlcrcd oy 'ac l"et
that they have not like similar parties atnonS
ourselves, grown III, side by side by spontaneous
nrt,cess bu: were forclbly welded into an Organic
unity unvccome to both alike BY the iron hano ol
the state, That 50 strangely assorted 4 combina-
tion of iarrug clements bears within it, II not tile
seeds at lcast the imminent possibilities OF disco
,ntion secns almost self-cyidcut, from, whichever
quarter the immediate danger. may be appie-
heuded."
So long as the great body of the Protestant
EyangclicE. Church of Germany holds that a
denial of the three points named Is pract1-
cally denial of Christianity and rank
ayowal of Materialsm, there can be no re-
Cancellation; and tile disruption Of the Church
may bo regarded as inevitable. Whether the
State, by law, cen render this disruption less
offensive by recognizing the seceders as an
integral part Of the Slate Church whose
faith they repudiate, is. one of those qies-
tions which time alone can settle. To IN
outsider such legislation would have tho
appearance Of virtual abandonment OF the
Established Church, SO far rs its faith is the
faith Of tho State. and an admission to tho
temporal protection or guardianship of new
Church, which is founded necessarily upon q.
Reputation Of the very doctrines on which
the old Church rests. This conflict between
the" old". and the t<uew" Protestnnts Of
Germany seems to indicate the ultimate dis.
ruption Of the State Church, which disrup-
ton may lead to general toleration by placing
nll Churches on IN equality before tho law.
, 1879-04-20

Every speech made in Congress costs the
country about $4,000 cash, not to mention
the annoyance Of reading it. At that
price, and with prohibitorv tariff excluding
the foreign article, speech-maEing might be-
come, in the course Of time, one Of our
most Improbable industries. Our gift Of
CAB is fast developing into national infrm-
ity, for which n remedy ought to be found
and applied before it becomes epidemic.
, 1879-04-20

The anxiety that has been manifested in
Republican circles at Washington about the
Presidents backbone is said to have entirely
Disappeared; but the Democrats are now
intensely interested in the same question.
They expect to find the spinal column OF
aIr. HAYES quite stiff enough for all practical
purposes as soon as any of their vicious
legislation reaches him II the President
nets with the Republicans in Congress, as he
undoubtedly will, the study Of backbones
will ongross the Democratic side until the
close Of the present session.
, 1879-04-20

landscape, which excited the admiration If ~
the Court; anu in Iorty.thrce inmates. he,a.S A1
society OF artists, he ''vailed into eloyinr IT, =
m ltaliau evening landscape, with nrr.r..
i've Ut classic ruins, glauc;ns ri5yulets ~,
breathing groves" frum this descrint,on '4t It.
him, signor CARLO misb almost be a satr,,t -
.and his intention be only to supplement M..
LOCKS "Every Main His Own Poet" bv adotnss
radc mscun4 - Every Man His Own Pajntssn,
It oueht not, indeed, to be so difficult thin,
fora ski1l(ul painter to bring out a conyent,oas;
Hungarian OF italian landscape in an hon. 4'4 =.
, 1879-04-20

Tho Fronch military journal Le Journal
les &iences MiUtairts has recently made o
comparative statement OF the strength of the
French and German armies. According to
this statement, the French army has total
of =, 400, COO men whohave received training,
md ,33o, 900 who, though noninally belong
ng to the army, have never received training;
the German army has 2,511 900 who haye
been trained, and 3,345,0oo unframed; or
IN aggregate OF 5,s56, 900 for Germany,
against 8, 73o, 600 for France. In cavalry,
The Germans have the advantage, the figures
Tor the two countries being 81 1000 against
10000 In artillery, however, the French are
HE stronger, claiming e,4l2 guns against
2,124 guns for Germany.
, 1879-04-20

Gen. JouN A. DH, than whom there are
few better-known or more wide1y-respected
men in this country, is reported to be lying
at the point of death in New York, and can
net possibly survive many days. Although
past the age usually allotted to man, he was
comparatively vigorous until the occurrence
of an accident q few weeks ago, by
which one Of his collar bones was
fractured since which time he has
failed rapidly. Gen. Dig, aside from other
acts which hnyo rendered his name conspicu-
Gus in the political history Of the United
States, will always bo remembered for his
famous order: - If any man hRuls down
the American flag, shoot him On the spot"
He served with credit in the Union army
during the War, and was several times
elected to important offices in New York.
, 1879-04-20

The Russian Government, notwithstanding
its internal difficulties, finds time to push its
schemes Of Asiatic progress. It will send
this summer IN expedition into Central
ASIA to explore the route from the Ural to
the Caspian Sea, for the purpose of collecting
information us to the resources available for
the construction of railway, and to canvass
the possibilities Of turning the waters of the
Anu back into their old bed, tho Caspian
Sea, their mouth now being at the Aral Sea-
, 1879-04-20

Drows anl JOKES minister to it, Under the
apprehension tint they arc really objects Of
interest. From the moment they ara Gu
gagged to the moment they are married,
Bnows and JONES fancy they are living in
another world. Their new relation casts
sort Of glamour about them, IN which
they are superior to such accidents
of life as lhe tailor, butcher, aud grocer
throw in our way, and they foat lightly
above ali the cares, duties, aud responsibilities
OF our ordinary vulgar and humdrum exist
ence. It appears 10 them that they are the
first pair that ever encountered this tremen-
dously simple and unimpo1tant problem OF
marriage, and that they may be the last pair;
consequently it appears to be colossal thing
to them. Philosophers would look .at 1t
through the large end Of +he glass, which
would reduce it to the proper dimensions:
Tho real estimate Of its Importance can only
be fixed by comparison before and utter.
Both Brown and JONES were obscure be-
fore marriage; they are equally obscure alter
marriage. Their names are never again con-
spicuous except in connection with those
painfully suggestive reminders which huck-
stcrs are iu the habit Of sending to them on
the first Of the month. Why such gor-
oeously. iridescent bubble should be blown
in tho midst Of their unimportant lives, and
why the world should stop for even mo-
ment to admire its sheen, when 1t is known
it will end in suds, is one Of those mysteries
that defy philosophical inquisition. The
why Of it may be found perhaps in the fact
that we are so made.
, 1879-04-20

A morning newspaper Of this city noticed
few days since tile unfriendIy resolution Of W.
New York TammaDy Society with referpncs ~ ~
F1rz JouS PORTER, and fntimated TINT w.
cause OF it was some prejudice growing on+ -
the var-rccord ofPoRTER. Thisi Is IN error. T,r,
many's quarrel with PORTER Is Of much l,t.,
date. 1t began: with his refusal, when in ths
Department Of Public Works of the City ct Nv
York, to authorize any higher rate Of wages II.
the city laborers than could be obtained ii ths
open market by the same class Of vorkmen,
This conduct on the part Of PORTER wa, r.
furious to Tammany, but it has generally been
esteemed by decent men crcditable to him, =
, 1879-04-20

Prof, V1RcHow, the eminent ph5sioloei,t
ssskiIed in skulls and discoverer Of the cellnt.r
system in physiology,'' as our correspondent
describes ni1n, has gone to Troy to assist Dr..
Scul1EMAsN. lie will. it is presumed, examine
the skulls turned up with special view to thejr
genealogical Development; and TIE may e1pect
to hear perhaps that evidences Of certain low
order OF intelligence has convinced the PROBES
sor that he is among the remains Of HoxRa,s
, 1879-04-20

Jow SHERMAN's candidacy for the Presidency
cannot be said to be :: booming u to very IT,
touishing dfcrec at tile present moment, but
the same remark cannot in truth be applied 10
his 4-per-cent bonds. The way those bonds ar
:: booming' is cnbugh to- make every FIJI
lunatic's eyes bnng out.
, 1879-04-20
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

Tux Chicago TErnuxE has established brAach ofacss
for The receipt Of subscriptions End advertisements rs
follows:
FADpKE. Manager.
PARIS France-No. IS Rue de la Grpngc-Bateliere.
H. MAu1xH, Agent
LONDON, EnR.-AmezicAo Exchange 40 Strand.
HENRY F. GILLlG. Agent.
WASHINGTON d. C.--1s19 street
, 1879-04-20
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

,MEsT 80. ioS-IIali corner Of carE aud Ta.ninetnn-
w 81 sr6nE Des1E. A!S
xHEs xtze senSs 1:';s e e nss z asas:
S<S1 H"ns1 1 81 G ss ra.7 80 t1,aa
An1!! =; It corinthian Hall: 1s7 East kn1ie.st. at
sfs ss e. vns ae
a'so cordially Invited by oE%s, liz nAsp1s, WIN.
WILLIAM KERR, Secretary.
1Azss 4ss;is2 c9e5S9 H
:s The order of tic Temple wIl be conferred: Mem,
e
always Welcome 0Fd T. f fnSs! &sss4a:s
THos. J. TURNER LODGE NO. 4oe. \. F; "a:
6s:fs $5 5; :ssd.; sr;si ssS III
members are requested 9 e b Rrfsf9t TT1Bos VIM
w.m. STANTON, sce9eisrS. s ;. f'-1 A'o'f" W. 'A'
4sa,.s;; s e2ea.ax
I'rncca are requested q spoear IL fun uniform The
o T Il 2E 3 Rss ST. Sisss sssis;:; Se's
II. C. ccEa1En LODGE. No. es,. A. r NJ
1Says 6 X tS
hereby notified attend. Visiting fbretlrcu cordially
JOHN G1NoCHIo. Secretary.
ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS Of the Monday after
moan drill! squad OF Apoo Commandery. You arc here
uy n"-1cd hatthe s1nnd will meet for business and
drill: 1t the Arnory OF the commaudery o'clock =,
Slarp. Monday. the 2lst lust All Str Knights whu
wish 20 join this squad invited TO b. present. Cour
.teeukly. J. H. BuNNELL. X. q.
CHICAGO CHAPTER NO., 127. II. A. H.. 1s.
1wenty-Hecond st-Specta Convoca!fnn Monday aftcr~
noon at o.cock a1t Regular a ~ c.sl9ck. WORK on
Ions cordially Invited Dy order # ths M. F. H. r.
ELI SMITH, Secretary
ST. BERNARD coMMANDEFY. 40. ss X. t.
Special Conclave Wednesday evening. April =. at 9
o'clock. The order Of the Red Cross viii tie conferred
Visiting Sir Knights courteousy invited by order
of. e. J. o. DlCKE1sSOS. Eccurdrr-
RED CROSS OF R. Il C.-Regusr annual meetin: of
Chicago Conclaye- No FL Saturday, April .6. 1880
y. NJ, for election OF officers
HENRY S. AUSTIN, Recorder