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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-11
DEATH OF DEYHEL.-A TELEGRAM

DEATH OF DEYHEL.-A telegram received
from Salt Lake City announces the death Of
Henry Deyhel. who left Sacramento few
weeks since with funds belonging to the Or
der Of Caucasians, and afterwards mysteri-
ously appeared in the Mormon City with his
hands and feet badly frozen. At the time of
his death he had sol, silver watch and
chain, gold chain and the emblems Of the
Knights of Pythias and the Order of eau
casians, but the gun and other property he
had taken away had been disposed Of before
, he reached that city.
MISS JOINS FuSERAL.-The funeral OF
Miss Belle Johns, who died in San Francisco
February Sth, took place yesterday from the
residence Of her parents, at Twenty-frst ard
V streets, and was attended by many of her
friends. A marked feature of the occasion
was the attendance, in carriages and in q
body of the members of a Chinese school
taught by her mother.
FIRE ALARM.-The alarm of fire last even.
ing, from box Is, was caused by chimney
| fire at Eighth and NJ streets. Engineer Sui
| Ivan complains bitterly about alarms being
! turned in when sooty chimneys burn out.
Every run costs the city neat sum of money.
Engine No. last evening came near upset.
ting at Eighth and NJ streets By striking the
| sidewalk.
! ARRESTS. following arrests were made
yesterday Lem Cop, for safe keeping, by
local officer Eldred P. A. Miller, B. F.
Smith and Benz. Cohen, defaulting jurors, by
officer Martz; Charles Mercil, and Divvy'
or Frank Bragg. for gaming, by officer Dolar
| aud local ofsicar Eldra1
| PoLITIcAL.-To-night, at Father Mathew
Hall, the Workingmen's Convention is tc
meet to consider the question of nominating
a city ticket This evening. also, the Demo
cratic City Committee is to meet to select
candidates. A fusion ticket is to be at
tempted.
AUCTION. & Caverly to-day sell
at auction the fixtures and stock of the Crane
Hotel saloon. The sale begins at 1870 A. N
NOTARY PuBLIe-John Wyatt, of Marti
nez, for Contra Costa county, vice Rarnel
] term expired
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Following is the insurance: Imperial of
London, 50, 500; Northern and Queen, 50,
500; Phoenix and Home, $4,000 Etua,
$4,000; Fireman's Fund, 50, 500; Liverpool,
London and Globe, s5,0O0 California Com
mercial, $1,000; Home Mutual, $1,000
Royal and Norwich Union, 81, 500; Phoenix
of Brooklyn, $500; California Insurance,
$4,000; North American, $1,000; State In
vestment, $1,000; Connecticut Insurance
Company, 81. 500. Total, $4,000.
a mass meeting of citizens was held in the
evening, at which addresses were made and
resolutions adopted in reference to the calam-
ity, after which the following were selected
as committee to go to Sacramento and lay
the case before the Legislature, with view
of securing an appropriation for the erection
of q new school building: Hon. d. S. Payne,
Hon. B. d. Murphy, Hon. G. 7. Ryland,
NJ. Kenny, w. M. Winter, T. S. Maggie and
A, S, Evans,
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MEETING OF Pupils,

At 8 o'clock this morning the pupils, over
500 in number, met at the City Market Hall,
at the call of Professor Allen, and arrange
ments have since been made by which the
school will go on as before, the city having
donated the magnificent and commodious
High School building to the use of the Nor
NAL scholars until new building can be
erected
AS yet no further cause can be assigned for
the fire. 1t is now believed that defective
ash bin was the cause.
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ENTERTAINMENTS TONIGHT.

The ladies of the Congregational Church
give social at the church parlors tonight
for charitable object. Something extra in
the way of entertainment is promised.
Sacramento Encampment, No. SO, will
have public installation at Fireman's Hall,
Eighth street, with musical and literary ex-
ercises.
The members of the Knights of Pythias
will tonight receive the Grand Lodge of the
Order at Turner Hall, which is being hand
somely fitted up for the occasion. Past
Grand Chancellor Mcclure, of San Fran
cisco, will deliver an address, Albert Hart
will recite, and there will be musical and
literary exercises of other character. The
whole will conclude with grand ball.
At the First Baptist Church, Ninth street,
L and M, L. S. Kalloch, Mayor of San Fran
cisco, will deliver lecture, his subject being
california"
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CATARRHAL
POISON!

HAWKING offensive mucous, PAINS over
the eyes, CRACKING in the head SyCKEN-
ING breath, DEAFNESS and tickling in the
throat are SIGNS OF CATARRH. The PURU.
LENT sECRETEONs thrown upon the BRON-
CHIAL TUREs while asleep follow the mucous
membrane and POISON THE ENTIRE sYs.
TEN. Sufferers know how OBSTINATE the
disease is The action OF Catarrhal Virus like that
OF small .pox, has been FINALLY DISCOVERED.
Catarrh is NOW CURED.
A. MCKINNEY, R. RID Pres, SO Broad street, New
York: So Wei De Meyers Catarri Cure
Is wonderful"
E. H. BROWN, Merchant, 800 Canal street, New
York. Catarrh IL years. Cured by one
package.
W. D. WOODS, 4s7 Broadway, New York, cured of
Chronic Catarrh.
F. j. HAsLETT, $50 Broadway, New York, four
years Catarrh.
G. L. BRUSH, 44s Broadway. New York. Caiarrh
10 years. Could not taste smell. Cured.
C. G. PRESBURY, Proprietor West End Hotel,
Long Branch. Cured Of 20 years Chronic
Catarrh.
MRS. J. swAEIZ, JR-, 200 Warren street, Jersey
City, cured Of Is years Chronic Catarrh.
L. A. NEWMAN, Merchant 9o5 Fulton street,
Brooklyn. Chronic Catarri,, Given up by
physicians. Cured.
A. B. THoRNE, Insurance, 1873 Montague street,
Brooklyn. Self and son cured of Catarrh.
J. D. MCDONALD, Merchant, 10 Broadway, New
York. (sister-in-law.) Had Catarrh 20
years. Cured.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc
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SECOND DISPATCH.l

SAN JOSE, February 10th.-The destruc-
ton of the Normal School building has been
the cause of general conversation among all
classes today. All look upon it as one OF
the greatest calamities that could have be-
fallen the city. The fire made clean sweep,
nothing being left but the basement walls,
u. IL & III
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ONCE more we have good news for the
Ladies. This time it is a rare bargain in
half-worsted Broderies dress goods. at 12a
cents per yard. Be sure and secure dress
pattern, If not for present use at least for the
future, for we may never be able to offer such
value again As these goods are selling on
sight, it will be to your interest to call early
ere the line is closed out.
WEINsroeK & LuBIN,
Proprietors Mechanics Store.
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DIR. WEI DE MEYERS PAMPHLET. with
the most remarkable t stimonials on record, SENT
FREE BY his Agents, MEsSRS D. b. DEWEY &
CO., 46 Dey street, New York, or by druggists
The CURE Is DELIVERED at 81 so pack
age Think of REAL CURE for an obstinate
disease at this trifing cost. f6 6mlor3pF MWeod
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REVERSIBLE SATIN RIBBONS, No. II, IN
all the latest shades, at % cents per yard.
Fancy Goods Department, Mechanics Store.
DR.. LYos's ToorH TABLETS produce the
rnost oratifv;no reerrlte
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FIRST SHIPMENT of Whittaker's celebrated
"Star Hams" just received. No hans COM
pare with them in excellence of favor. Try
them. and you will use no other brand.
GEO. w. CHEsLEY, No. 81 Front street.
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THE only Cash Grocer, H. H. Paulk, s14
K street.
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THE NORMAL SCHOOL FIRE.
Complete Destruction of the Magni6-
cent Building.
NOTHING OF VALUE RESCUED.
Rapid Progress of the Flames-Incendi-
arism the Cause.

ESPECIAL BIT TELEGRAPH TO 4nr aroOaD.umos.l
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BRITISH MUTUAL SoCIETY.-Last evening
the British Mutual Benefit and Social Lit
erary Society held its anniversary entertain
ment at Pioneer Hall, which was filed with
the guests of the Association The hall was
handsomely decorated. The coat of arms of
England was spread across the head of the
hall upon white ground in an imitation
| evergreen border. Beneath hung the Union
Jack, and on either side, as well as at the foet
and on both the other walls of the hall, were
handsome United States flags. Through the
center of the hall and across it ran British
red streamers. The chandeliers were dressed
with evergreens and flowers. Henry Long
ton, the President of the Society, presided,
and in calling to order made a few pertinent
remarks. Miss Mouton then played solo,
| and VIM. Longton sang "Susan's Sunday
Out" with laughable effect; Master j.
Beresford gave a solo on the concertina ;
Messrs. Collins and Ashworth sang the duet.
Sadie Gray" and won deserved encore !;
Miss Lizzie Beresford sang Hes Got the
Money Too," and Miss Parsons gave a
piano solo, "Silvery Wave" playing
it with much taste, and winning
an encore. Henry Longton sang "Driven
from Home, and for an encore The Wan
dering Refugee" G. w. Jester gave an ex-
cellent ventriloqual exhibition, which was
greatly enjoyed by the audience A. F.
Turner sang 1.-The Bridge" and for an en-
core gave comic song Charles Flint gave
two good humorous Rotations. Miss Mou-
ton played a second piano solo. A. S. Dec
gave as baritone solo Break, Break at
the Foot of Thy Crags. 0, Sea-" He sang in
fine voice, and with moving effect. He was
recalled, and gave second selection. With
w. ID. Grove at the piano and quartet
leading the audience rose and sang Amer
lea" and the floor was cleared for dancing.
The entertainment was social success.
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TIVE Mace for bargains in Groceries, at II.
II Panlk's Cash Grocery, S14 < street.
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ALL first-c,ass grocers keep Chesley's
Rock & Rye. No other genuine.
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THE THEATER QUEsTIoN.-Iti is admitted
by all classes of citizens that decent theater
is imperatively demanded. To meet this two
plans are proposed-one to purchase and rem
ovate the old Metropolitan, and the other to
build a new theater. The first of these plans
is strongly advocated by d. J. Simmons,
who, as local theatrical manager, is we'll
known. The second plan-that of forming
company for the erection of a new theater-
is favored by citizens generally. In order to
ascertain what encouragement will be afforded
the project of building new theater pre-
liminary canvass of the city will be
made In this canvass citizens will be
asked for assurances as to the amount of
stock they will take provided that all
details of location, cost and character of the
| building, can be satisfactorily adjusted. The
adjustment of these details viii, of course,
be in the hands of those desiring or proposing
to take stock in the enterprise. Should this
preliminary inquiry, as to the disposition of
citizens in this matter indicate the practical
bility of the undertaking, a company can
then be incorporated, all details of plans
agreed upon. and in the light of the better
definition the plan will then have, subscrip-
tions to the capital stock can then be re-
ceived In the interest of the public spirited
enterprise, c. NJ Prodger and III. S. Beals
will confer with citizens, and ascertain as
nearly as may be the practicability of the
undertaking.
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The ALLEGED "SEAT ScALPING." = Ed.
Muir, who made the charge that "seat
scalping" was practiced at last Saturday
matinee, writes as follows: "In reply to the
emphatic denial made in this mornings ed;-
ton of your paper by Messrs. Beals and My
ers, that there was no seat scalping, I, in JUS
tihcation to myself, am willing to prove by
four competent witnesses that they were Of.
fered seats by the ushers for the small sum OF
fifty cents each. If Mr.. Beals or Mr.. Myers
are prepared to go before Notary Public
and make affidavit that such was not carried
on at the Saturday matinee, then am will
ing to produce four witnesses (who stood up)
who might have had seats for the small sum
of fifty cents extra"
KITTENS REcITALs-The lovers of the
pure and elevated in music art will be de-
lighted to learn that Ketten. the pianist, of
whom there has been so much of praise ut
tered, has been induced to give two more re-
citals here, which Will take place at the Con-
gregational Church Saturday afternoon and
evening next. These occasions should be i'm
proved by all. The playing of Ketten ad-
dresses itself TO the humblest intelligence as
well as the most exalted taste. His equal
has never been heard here, it may be never
will again. The enterprise which brings him
here again should meet with large reward.
RAIsFALL-The rainfall of Monday and
yesterday, according to AR. Gerrish's report,
amounted to 00S0 of an inch. Total for the
season, 1888. Last season to date there had
fallen 6. 425, and in 1878, Il. 50.
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LAMBLETT's TRIAL.-The trial of Frank
Lamblett, charged with the murder of his
wife, at Folsom, last summer, has been set
for Friday, March 9Th, in the Superior Court.
CoMMERcIAL-The steamer Neponset went
M the river yesterday, and the e. NJ. Small
and Governor Dana came down with grain
and produce.
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VIRGINIA: Tn tho Clerks iao of tho Cir.
W ....it l,a.t ~. ~ q

VIRGlNIA: Tn tho Clerks ctlico of tho Cir
Y cult Court cf the city e A'Gxandris, en- The
9th day Of May. 1870.
Joseph Brodcrs ard John IIann>n, trading I'm.
Ger the firm name Of J. k:oicrs s Co, com.
planants, vs.. John Vcrion, Joseph +. Robin.
son, P.rk Asnow, Joseph kauiGrsn and
George WiGo, trustees, and tbs Dom IN CO.
operative Building Association, n TO- z Of Al
exandria, Va, dCfoD dsnts. In cbancrry.
Memo. The object OF this suit i, 10 sell enor gh
OF John Verdons zeal estate TO pay complain.
ants judgment for SlJ0 30. with interest from
March I'd, 1879. and 81 A5 costs and, if necos-
ssry. TO sell the part sold TO jose ph f. Robinson.
This defendant, JOSEPH +. Robinson, not
having entered his appearance ard given
security according TO the act cf Assembly
and the rules Of this Court and it ap.
pcaring by affidavit that he is not resident of
this State, it is ordered that tho said defendant
appear here within one month after due publics-
ton of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit and that COPY
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the Alox-
andria Gazette, a newspaper published in the
city of Alexandria, once week for four sue.
cessive weeks, and posted at the front door o
tho Court House Of this city. A copy, test:
MOKTON MAKYE. Clerk.
John III. johnson, p. q. my8-w4H
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ESs.gE fsssEs-sTsEs

On" Hundred thousand herring and ono thou
sand shgd arrived at the fab wharf to-day.
oAad sod NJ 1sSI0 and herring ST from 2aS2 81.
The pupils of Washington School, Mr.. Thco-
dore q Ficklin. Principal went on pleasure
trl? to Mouht Vernon to. day, in anbulsbces.
The young lady pupils of Miss 20 Wells select
school lett this morning in Carriages for trip TO
Mount Vernon.
Mr. JOIN ". Borkc, whose Illness Wis no.
iced ln Yesterdays G,Z,tte is much better, and
lis crtIrc recovery is speedily locked for
In consequence of the lste hail storm in tho
"dJolnlng neigh borhocd, wo arc enjoying d..
lI<tui spell Of cool weather.
j.. A. Tucker brakeman On freight train
on th0 pIrglnis Midland Railroad, HIS b.cp
tr.r sefred u enc cf the passenger trains of that
road
Letters aGd'esaed 20 MIS-. L. Davis, Friend.
ship, Maine, ard Altert Marshall Norwich.
Conn, arc detaia.d in The PnstCfR,e hero fer
walt Of r0stsye
among inc invited guests at tbe Maryland
Iscbt Club Ieu1loI, held vt the duck!Ig shore
CT the club, On Middle river, near Balimolc,
recently, WIS Ar, Gas. Adnms, Of this city.
Aid rmau rsu;s. w5o Las b.en conford 10
hia hot g. tor some days by scy.ro Rheumatic
ATTACK. Is ruch better and vii! be cut 10 day
or ta".
=" WA"!o nGon;t {! thu principal Of the
funded d96t Ct the w. 4. V. 81. s. &. ). road is
s. Coz. and thctrustecs have o.. sposit with
the rata Deposit Compsny Ct Baltimore and
mi CT 10 their order. bonds the principal OF
which amounts to $7'5l9 90
Maniac lc'oscs we're issued 10 Washing too
yrsie d.y t. n.ulch a. Mueller. it,, AID Mol
lie L. Gamer. i'n'h C.! fredericksburg. Va;
VIM. Ii Bel. Of WasLinctcn. ard Aonic G..
WI!soo f ChaIesiown. Va nud Alcn,las Pen
cl"t;n, Of + iz,hcih, n j., and Mary A. Booze,
q this C 3.
The de!csGtrs s IL tie Csthoi, Young Men i
Na''otal Union, 10 session in Washington,
rrsscd dowu he liver 10 day for Nj. Vtrlon
On the steamer w. W. CoIcoraD. They re-
turned this afternoon, md when tho steamer
arrived at htr ~hhrf 10 this city quito nuns
Der CT tn nos w,!c present to receive them. A
good deal Ct hnod sinking took place.
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EXCURSHOSS.
N G coo q An ALLS.
MEDlCINAI.

SsLD DR.. DOUD'S POWDERS NO. . will
~ euro sll chronic and obstinate ncruous Ill.
sehses, such rs general nervous debility, invo!-
unlsTy seminal losses, caused by ndiscretion.
excuses. &c, or by lsscivious thought, and
dtesm' producing great physical and rnents
weakness and often destroying both body and
mind, and bringing on dimnes, OF vision, carly
decay, universal lassitude, impo!ency or rhyai.
Cal lncspscitT insanity and consumption. Pric :,
81 per pscksgo, CT six packages for So.
nE. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS will
- cure Diseases of the Kidneys. Gravel, Gleet
ald al! urinary diseases, nervous debility, loss of
man hood, seminal emissions. impotoncy caused
by indiscretion in youth, excuses, etc female
weakness or whites, scrofula, syphilis in all its
iolma and oil blood and skin diseases speedily
cured, Prlca So per box Sent by mail secure
tom observation on recent of price.
nR. HIfNTEHS SYPHIIITIO PILLS, a
81 specific. for Syphilis in all its forms and
every vestage of the disease ersdicatoi from tho
system. Scrofula and all Blood and Skin di.
scsses speedily cured. Price ST.; large boz S..
apr JANNEY s. CO., Agents
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Fla Reported Destruction Of Prop
erty ~ tho Court House.

10 the cthtor Of the Alexandria Gazette
My attention has been called to the statements
contained in your isue OF yesterday ald the
Washington Post Of to-day. 10 regard 10 tie
destruction Of tie Court House properly ct o
mctiiGg held 0n Wednesday evening. 10 order
to Cort(c. that Abatement n|low me to say that
iot s siuplo table s!aGd. or auy other article OF
!uroluio Belonging 10, or 10 ATTY wise arpcr-
thlGlng 10 ihc Court House, was destroyed OF
said .Gactitr. The leg of table which Vas
dsrIso.d,It having been broken some years ago,
aid ;!id " With III, er I'll wire, was The t3tul
im5ant Of damErr dcuc to The furniture Of the
Court House.
81 far rs the personnel Of tho meeting, am
incrmcd hat it vi composed Of some of tt Q
most plominr nt lawyers and politicians tf all
political parties 10 Alexandria city. with no less
than eight members OF the bar and notaries,
"ho ly virtue Of tic Offices they hold arc con.
serraiura Ct tho peace. AS to tho political sig
niic!ace q tie IN. citing have nothing to say,
cft Wishing 10 Interfere in tho ro!i.icl Ct tho
ely. BENJAMIN AUSTIN.
Clerk of County Court.
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3&IcSg ORGANIZATION

DENVER Coz. Nag a II has ben lo,,,e4
tcat Il powerful secret organization hiss hcsn
i3chiea E!.1 headquarters N this city, :2hose
o?l2cl Is to go to t&e Ito reservation 20 pcosuect
Without waiting Tor congressional sc:;on The
society has a!re.iy 10 Ilen beIs, Including sew.
eral prominent Denver citizens, esch mem Der
Ot'bg compe!lt to arm and equip himself for
lHtHy service. Their inte1t is 10 %
through Guunison and Eagle river counties 70
Tue Klo Grsndn. pni unless protection is afforded
me ut"s b7 tina Government, will wage war
against Tia
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BODY EtNI,ilal

Fhw YORK. May II The polico cr the
eleventh rrccEc. reported this mornirg that
the desd body Of Frank McGuirc, night watch
ma1, was found in Wssmrycrs lumber yard,
81 inc loo. of cast Eleventh street. Mc(iu;rs
had been missing sircs tho night crthe l2.h inst,
and the police add to their report. 'supro,cd to
have been murdered"
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4 fairs In Frnncc

~. LONDON, Msy 1.-the correspondent Of the
lihcs 81 Iarls discussing the debate on the
public meetings bill in The Chamber of IDENTITIES
yesterday says: "rho temper of tho Chamber
rs revealed TO day loaves lt.lo hopo IF prolonc-
OF political trslqualty, or of tbs: ttsbility w.S.
out which tho Fronch horizon will again be.
como th.ostcnjng."
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Sixteen Mem Buried Ayiva

tII!CAGo, May IA dispatch from Mr.
gay, Mich, SAYS: y little afer midnight on
"Wednesday Eight. No. , shaft Ct tho Lum.
bfrnau MlnloS c)upauy's Luiirgson Iron
nIloc. located eight miles from here, caved H.
turylog alive lG miners This shaft was 50 feet
deep. and containing feet Of water.
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4. q. R.

PETEa!HUE Va, May II -Tha uiyh font
OF the independent Order of kechehi.es Ct North
America, which has boon in annual session here
i9 1 several days past, has sdjou7ned to meet st
Wheeling, w. Va, on thS fourth Tuesdav in
May. 1881. j. B. Murcha, O! Washington, was
re.e!cct4d RICH Chief Ruler.
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LEGAL NOTICES..
ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CoNCERs

4.
III P.rte Mary i. Iorcs, Guardian Of kate
Jones.
Notice is hereby given tina. On tho 1st dsy O!
the next t.!m OF the Circuit Court of Fairfax
county, Viraiais, Juno tho Lib, 1889, applica
ton will 10 m.do to the Judge of said Coutt,
under and by virtue of the 5Lh and Tth sections
of chap. l25, code 49,. for The removal TO Rap.
ides Parish, LoU!slSus, Of all tho proceeds o!
sale Of real eitAte together with al rents accru-
ing tLerofrom, which was inherited by Kate
Jones. Child Of Econ Jones, j.. formerly Of the
county Of FaiIreZ, Virginia.
MARY E. JONES,
Guardian Of Kate Jones
Ey her Attorney, j. NJ Love. mylO-p y
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sey- Will oncn on tho first day OF April n
JOB LOT OF GOODS from one Of the largest
retailers Of New York city, cCmprisirr BURT 3
AID other we'll knowo manufacturers. These
good ato OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, ard will be
sold Ter ONE HALF OTHER COST.
Ll5iaS, Mems. ChiIdren's and Boy Shoes.
nr ii WADDEY. 10 King street,
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E.sarGS Fire,

ILLAMsroRT. Pa, May II 1t is reported
mat are. which commenced in Milton, Pa,
snout ii 81 this morning, has de:troyod fifty
buildings. Unless the wind charges tho cnljro
town will ho destroyed.
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Head,

r, GKrtsiT. n. Y, May l4-uon. Chsrlcs
Knapp, mombor Of tho Forty-lrs. Congress,
and president Of tho Deposit National Bank, died
this morning, in his eighty third yosr.