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How Watches are Made.

TT will lie apparent to any one who will
Il examine Il SOLID GOLD WATCH, that
aside from theIccessary thickness for
engraving and polishing. Il large lropor
lion of the precious metal used, is need
ed only to siiflrn and lold the engraved
nnrlions in place. and supply the ncces-
Snry snliditv and strength. The surplus
gold is actually needless so far IA UTILI-
TY aud beauty are concerned. In JAMES
BOSS PATEN L GOLD WATCH CASES
this waste ut precious metal Is overcome.
and the SAME sOI.IDrri AND STRENGTH
prullucrd ut from onc-third 10 OnG-half
of the usual cost of snlid eases. The pro-
cess is Of the most simple nature, aS toll
lows: u plate Of nicklc composition met
al. specially adapted to the purpose, has
TWO plates of SOLID GOLD Solterett On,
on each side. Thhtlirrc are then passed
between polished Steel rollers. and tho
result is strip Of heavy platcd composi-
rion. from which the eases bucks. ccn-
tres. brZrlS. &C.. are cut ami shaped by
suitable dies and formers. The gold iii
these eases is sufficiently thick to :dmit
of all kinds OF cl,n.ing, engraving and
cnancllimg; the engraved cases have
been carried until worn perfectly
smooth by time ani use without remOv-
ing the gold. py Gyy.tE
THIS Is TIE ONLY CASE MADE
WITH TWO PLATES OF SOLID GOI.U
AND WARRANTED BY SPEClAFi
CERTIFICATE. ygbt. 1nr -
For sale by all Jewellers Ask for IL
Illustrated Catalogue, and To see warrant,
March II. lSS0-ly
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GOING EAST.
Leave Columbia.....................+l Is p III
" " ......................t2 IL Ii p III
Arrive at tCamden................ 10 p M
Leave oranseburS ..................G o5 p III
. ............".t4 10 p III
Arrive ut Charleston ............*9 90 p IN
+Daily except Sundays. tSundays only.
GOING WEST.
Leave Charleston at.................5 40 u M
Leave Orangeburg at..-..........S 10 m
Leave Camden t..............."..7 90 u IN
Arrive at Columbia ............... 10 30 II III
Way Freight and Passenger Trains.
GOING EAST.
Leave umba..................5 40 Il IN
Arrive ut ucn....................l2 90 IN
Leave OrPngeburg......... 10 0S Il III
Arrive ut Charleston............."..2 90 p III
'' Augusta.................. % p III
aHGoING WEST.
Leave Charleston ..................9 90 a N
Leave Augusta ........................S 90 Il NJ
Arrive ut Columbia......... 81 p III
Passengers leaving Columbia or
Charleston on these trains have to change
cars Mt Branchville to reach Charleston
1T , O0 p Ill or Columbia ut 5 81 pun.
Night Express Train.
GONG EAST.
Leave Columbia. ia....................."9 80 y m
Leave Ornngcburg. rg.................. II :}2a III
Arrive at uSuSta....................7 5Oa III
Arrive 1T Charleston ...............G 20 II III
*Passcn%crs taking this train will have
to change cars ut Hrunchville to reach
Charleston G.20 Il. NJ, If not in sleep
CT. Regular Accommodation train will
arrive ut s 90 IL III.
GOING WEST.
Leave ChnrlestOn............. o. M
Leave a.......................7 10 p III
Leave Orangeb burg....................2 ID u ~
Arrive ut Columbia...:. 10 Il III
New iolk Express.
GOING EAST.
Leave Orangcburg....... IL Il m
GOING WEST.
Arrive ut Orangeburg .......,.......95 y III
The GreeIvillc Express and Night Ex-
press will run daily. All other trains
run daily except Sundays. Slccpin.
Ears are attached to Night Express.
Berths Uuly 81 80 to Charleston or Att
gusta. These trains make connections
Ut Charleston with New York and Balti
more Steamers on Wednesdays aud Sat
urdays, also with Florida Steamers Oh
Tuesdays and Saturdays. The Night
Express make connections with Il III
train on S Il g Railroad for Suvillah anti
Florida points. Connections made by
other trains ut Augusta with trains from
and to that point, also with all trains
from and TO Charleston.
The train leaving Columbia at . 30 p
III and arriving ut & 10 II III makes close
connections at kingsviilc with the New
York DXpress Trains. to which is at
tacli.d Il Pullman Sleeping Car. running
through between Augusta and New
York without change.
On Saturday and sundays. round trip
tickets are sold to and from all stations
ut one iirst-cluSs fare for the round "trip
good till Monday noon to return.
ID. e.. ALLEN,
Gen. PASS. aud l.. ASt.
JOHN Is. PECK, Gen. Supt.
j. &. PusrEIL, Agt OrangcburS.
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NOtes.

A N Htucky mothcrl has got 1t real
bad. She has named her baby Win
field Scott Hancock English Smith.
The Albany, N. Y, Republicans
have split and nominated different
candidates Tor Congress and county
offices. ,.........,,.. t....
Gov. Jeter has ordered Attorney
General Ypulpnns to, 60 TO Darling
ton and represent the State in the
trial oi Colonel Cash.
We hear ola man who has made a
fortune by attending to his own husi-
ness This is authentic. But then
he had few competitors.
A henpecked husband with baby
on each arm and his wife holding his
hair with both hands, looks like "a
fol,r-leaf ;cloSef-in Distress. 2L>' -
Ever and anon. when Col. Fred.
Grant reads Of 'lefections from the
Radical party, lie asks: "Why in
ll"liIPn[X di'ln's, they nominate paw
A Republican orator says: Gen.
Garfield stands on Lhe s,me plane
with the Republican, party" Pretty
hard on Gulficlu; and worse on the
party.
A1Grst.class sJcenuuntlrum by Gen.
Is. +. Butler: "Ir Grant could not be
trusted with a third term, how can
the RepuhlicanIparty be trusted with
tile sixth?"
How time changes In the good
old Testament days it was consider
cd a1miracle for an ass to speak, and
now ino.liiDg short OF a miracle will
keep one quiet. ,r.ur -..2ilg n .
The young physician turns f.om
his vacation tTttpds his patients sillyely
as crickets. He'inwaf,lly vows That
lie will stay at home and attend to
business hereafter.
Alexander II. Sihepons is reported
To he iLbetter health than for years
past. He, Gan NOW sit ON u hotel pi-
uzza ut the sens:dc!'@ilhuuta paper
weight on3lis cqat!,ails;il 10 Agu
Postmaster General Maynanl!, in
his anxiety and Hdiastc ITO make Il
speech, knocked a knot.:holc in the
Capitalization plank, when he'd an
nounccd tliats"S,ates .neyer tlie."i l""
Something noble, something g good,
something glpure,, something manly,
something god-like Isl knocked off a
man every ti,i,e@ilic gets drunk or
st"ops To sin through, iorgeliulncss o:
""' =, a,o r-gI.i,,a e
Uncle SAMMY 1Til.len did Q hand
some tlnngy hyr the Democratic Exe-
cntivc Committee. lie handed out
100000, which he hnd on draft, and
told them 4" call tor more when they
needed IT, Das 4ls w2n "a.
FIX Governor lIcnd,icks said 10 an
Indiana andiei'ce They say Gar
field is'a preacher;i an only n wick
~d lawyer Yet ! would nol l0 what
he di'l'for q thousand years of the
Presidency, "n
II ia taay tn s,nmp Rhode Island.
Il stand in erected in the middle of
the State and the thing is done with
angie speech. Parties OF the orpo-
s'tmn go into Connectlcut until the
speaking 's over |.@.i..A-'s.
Among the dispatches received at
the Republican ,hr,l,lqua, ters waa ont
dated "Boston, September IA. 4 n.
ru.--Hop. Marshall Jewell: General
Ia l. = -
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For pure Chanpaignc Lager Beer 90
t" Wallace tnnnoii'> old stand. Families
supplied by the duZcn-goods delivered
free OF charge.
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BLACKBERRY BRANDY at Wallacc.
CannOn'S old stand.
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Pure CORN and RYE WhiSkics for
sale ut Wallace CannOn's old stand.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
On and after May 10th, 1880, Passen-
ge. Trains on this road will run as fol-
lows: (till further Orders.)
GREENVILLE EXPRESS TRAIN.
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AHERIFF SALES.

u. N. nr.dztar.h ". Patrick p. Carroll:
GECOnD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COUNT FOR
y the Sixth and SEVENTH Man M, nis.Ilcsss
y writ ii seizure aud sale. to me- directed " the
hon ,rabe the Second Judicial blstriet t.. Court curt
of the parish of Oilaans In the above entitled
cause. will proceed to sell at PUBLIC auction.
at tho Merchants and Auctloneers' Exchange.
streets, in the Second District OF this city. on
TUESDAY. March D. 1880. at u o'clock M. tho
oog gEEEfA sff51 ro Of GykoUab together
with al the buildings and improvements there
on, rights, ways privileges and appurteinancess
ia the Sixth District Of this city tate the City OF
JEFF rsonl. in the square bounded by Louisiana
Avenue. Prytania, Toled no and Coliseum
at Gets designated by this number TWENTY-FIVE,
and measuring thrtytwo feet front on Fry.
| tania street by one hundred and twenty eight
feet In depth between parallel INES af az Rsa
| In the Office Of Theo. .Gnyol. notary PUBLIC. IN
and for the parish Of Orleans. dated April 20.
passed before v. II. Pascoe, notary public; on
the twenty ninth day IF May: 1879. sold by Mrs.
Eliza Brldgfortb, wife OF Robert l. Adams.
| VINO duly authorized such sale TO said Patrick
Seized In the above suit.
Gent apfn amount "@ to pay plaintiffs claim now
due. say the sum OF four hundred dollars,
with interest at the rate 81 per cent per an
ono no hundred and eighty dollars lslso) attor.
ney's fees. four dollars notary's fees. the COSTS
al snt and the tax. s due ON the property.
Tho purchaser to to the extent o.
drawn By the defendant to his own order and
by him indorsed. all dated MAY %. 1879. each
for the sum OF :fonr hundred dollars. payable.
respectively, H. 49, "a. 80 So. AZ 4s and "a months
after date bearing interest at ths rate OF 8 DEE
cent per annum from date until paid. and e.
cured by special mortgage aud vendors privl-
ege on said property the urohaser to assume
ali the obi9atlons OF ths act Of mortgage. etc.
8. And the balance OF tbs price oil ad1udiea-
ton (if any casn on the spot
j. r. ALCEE dAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
ia91 fn1 Ia II q mha
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CANCELLATION or nOND.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. /
Executive Department. J

"A \
Executive Dspartment.
XXyHEREAB. JOHN ). BARROW. OF THE
wv Inrish OF West Felici sna. has suptled 70
ue for the cancellation o. bond. DIR Wn ana
signed by him on tho n'nth day OF January,
1919 ns principal for tho sum 1T ak thousand
anilara wi h tho hprsinafter namel securities
and T 1r thu following amounts. TO wli: John !
irvine f,r the sum Of thirty tive hn"dred dol
lars PICARD Il We'll, for the sum OF one tnous,
and dollars: - M. Munford. for the sum OF one
thousand doilars. aud A. Dsek lar. Tor me sum
Of nvs hundred dollars. and eonnlttonen tor
the fat hful performances Of the du'ies ~ JOHN
] Barrow rs sheriff for the Parish OF west
Now. therefore. I. FRANCIS T. NICHOLS,
aoyernor of the s ate of Louisiana. have
thoupht proper to Issue this my proc amaton.
with the view OF giving public notice TO all pnr-
sons therein Interested to show use IN VIII
ing Mt the Office Of tho Hec ethry 81 stare. IN ne
CITY of NswlOrleans, within ninety days aftor
ths last publication hereof. why aatd oond anu
the mortgage re- ulting therefrom should NOT
he cancelled and annulled. ard the sutet,es
above named discharged from any lurther ia
Witness nv signature and seal of the State Of
Louisiana mt tn, city of New Orleans, this thtr,
teenth day OF January. In the year OF our Lore
one thousand eight hundred ana eigntV. ane
The one hundred and fourth year OF tho tnde
| nendenee OF the United States OF Amertca
| p'A1oe FhANCI5 T. NICHOLAS.
~ OSCAR s g ARROYO. Assistant Secretary of State
l
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CANCELLATION OF bond.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Executive Department.
WHEREAS. THOMAS DUFFY. OF THE
w city OF New Orleans. has applied to me Tor
the cancellation of u bond. drawn and signed
by him az principal. for he sum o. five thou
sand dollars. with John Bitry and oree Orc
nan for the sum of seventy Ave hundred nol.
iars each IA snr-t ~. dated the fWeatY- hrst
d v of N ovember. 1872 and conditioned Tor the
faithful performance Of the duties ~ sa1i
Tnonns Duffy as Clerk of the Fifth District
Court for the parish Orleans:
NOV Now ii the e' /. LOUIS ALFRED Wilt
Governor ri the State Of l. uistAna. have
thought proper to sue thu my proclamation
with the vlew Of giving public nolce TO Al,
nsrsons therein Interested 70 show cause. q
writing. at the IN = Of the sserstary OF sfa e
after tho last publication hereof. Why said bonf
aud the NOR gage resulting therefrom shonit
NOT be cancelled aud aannlsd, and th- suretle'
ab1ya named discharged from any further IT,
| bliries In the premises. -.
Witna-a my. signature and the !, seal !, 81 th
| Site Of Louisiana. al the cy OF New orleans
/ this fifteenth " OF January In tn yehr 2t On
| Lord one Thousand eight hundred anI tlgh'y
! and the one hundred and fourth year 81 the IN
| dnnendeuce Of the Uuitet Fl tea ~ Amar,cn
uooon''eo LOUIS A. WILT.
| BY the fovarnor:
WILL. A. STRONG. Secretary OF State
4 lana Sol
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the State House at Baton Rouge Deferred TO
COMMITTEES on Parks and Public Buildings.
Senate bill No. A6. thu printing bill. Was re-
| far al to the Printing Committee

the State House at Baton Rouge Referred to
Hn Pa Rsss an No. P prns b wss
ferr ed to the Printing COMMITTEES,
THIRD READINGS
Senate bill M. 10 10 amend not No ~ of 1877.
amended by the Judiciary Committee relative
10 racajvng or delivering cotton In the night
,me) was taken up or1ered engrossed. adopted
and lies over .nnd r the rules
i. nate bill No u, to amend and re-enaot see
sent Srnat hueu tin Withdrew the bill
aenator Foil ok. chairman Of the Printing
Comntitiee ~ kea for aud obtained u RMS SION
for the committee to sit during the session.
ON FINAL. pAssAaa.
Senate bill to amend and re- enact section 500
SENATOR RICHARDSON by request, explained mat
the only difference net TVS OH am
rad com panias 10 mortgage or sell the iran,
chjsas" NJ we'll aa thu stock and mhtefial q
their road for PURPOSES OF repair. n, =.
Henatnr Watkins wanted 70 know whefher "
| would permit the management OF .ailrnaan
| com pany to sell ,,r mortgage its properly Nih-
| out erns,,ltng tho stoakholle's.
u. Senator X, ,berssun replied that bill Was be-
| ~ nrapnrad To prevent railroad companies
from doing this, and that the bill would be In
'' On motion I OF Senator watkins the bill was
1 ordered to lie over and printed copies 20 pc laid
senate b,ll No, AZ. relieving the Attorney Cen
| eral from prosecuting In crlmina, cases IN NeW
| Orleans. Passed yeas 70, nays !, ~, ~,
| Senator Pollock, by consent. on p"hltlI - ths
| Printing Committen. reported fsvorablv or
Sanata bill No. 48. providing for State Printer
| etc. :,..,, -,
| On motion Of Senator Fontenot the Journals
| of the Senate from the twenty fourth 10 th'
| thtrtieth inclusive. we're approved.
tion memorlnlznR the Aenate 81 the Unite'
States not to retain w. r kall ogg Ia his seat ~
atnatnr from Louisiana. The rules were { sls
| pended and the resolution conourred Ia py
| vote of 2G to 3 ,@..
| The Senate went into executive session. ant
| adinnrnad I'm mediRtelY therenfter.
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MON Ut,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
1911 OF ORLEANS.


rv,HE STATE OF LOUISE ANA TO ALL TO
ing: whereas. THEODORE l, ., sHga puF-
chased at public sale made by hlOHOLAS =:
HuEY, q duly commissioned auctioaesr lor me
day OF Deesmber, 1879. at the hour OF IL oclOeA
m. at the ST. Cnarles Auction Exchange, 10 the
basement rotnnda OF the g.. Charles Hotel. on
1t. Charles street, between Dom mon and Grayier
streets, In this city. under and by virtue q az
order OF ths honoeabie the Tnird District Oouls
de es and whersas. sal Theodore Il
Bugg has applied to this court lor eiinus
2s7o 2s7l 2372 and 1913 OF act No. O. approved the
sixtsenth day OF NJ .rch. 1870, and oommon.y
known as an act for the revision OF tho statu1o6
OF general character"
Now therefore. know 70 and al persons
Interested herein ar cted ana admonisnssdt ~
who can set no any right. title or claim In and
to the property herslnat'9I ~. IL ia.
cree judgment OF the court unner WHICH, i SHv
| sale was made or any irregularity or illeEaIy
In the appraisemeuts aud advertisements ~; ~
whatsoever, to show cause within tnirsy aayS
from the day this monuion is hfst anse sHnnia
| the public papers, why the sale 80 maue SnouAu
ID Description Of property as contained N the
process vr6s ., tn, with III t1e buildings and Inn
movements thereon and all the rights. ways.
aervitudes and privileges thsrennto belonging
Or in stu ,ted 10 sne
the snnare bounded by Chartres. Dorsiero.
Gana and oustomhouss stree which .a, ports nn
front on Charities street BY depth OIL Sixty -nvd
ieet three Inches and two lines. bstwe IN oaral:
lei lines. AID is bounded on the site TOWARD
ing TO T.. f. Fou cher and on the other sids b.
property which forms the corner OF Custom
house and Charities streeta."
! A'N>'o' r. A. MONROE. Judge.
| BENJAMIN ARMBRUsTER Clerk.
Nau Dripana Janu4ry 81 1890 Eel is mul
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SOME NEW ROCKS.

MANA. Sequel to >. ASSORTMENT. by Emile n,la
Part |. u u. Peterson ~ bfefhsfs;; n',a-
dolnhia, $780, }. " EFri1h. We" oIl0ahs
Price. fifty cents
The first part Of Ipln's latest novel. Mana.
translated bv John Stirling. Is out. Z,la has
''a"ei"o' y, % -i. "a
boon chhrEeh WI u DOING ~ ""''l"f' wi''s. 49,
no wonder that he should be so, seeing that he
wnrLa ~ continuously and covers 80 much
"o.N'
Rroundt 5MM@5@@ s.M@
The book before us. although In soms re-
aneota d vynnderful performance Ia not to our
soee,e wonu'. -, ,.'n.,' ,a,,,', :, ~
mind, SO art'sslc plouaos'on % e,''o ~ rao
preceding works by the Same author. Inc
principal defect seems 20 he IN overoroWniihR
OF the d,aantis personF n Lack OF clear cutting
IN the chisslipg OF the minor character. when
give. the impression that they ha y III tho
serious charge against 90 1hithIus q WORKER, az
a rule. and M absence, except here enh there re-
O. those marva,9ns Ply q nn'r Win WHICH 80
In some respects the story O mana T. even
holder In lite design and more brutal IN ~, us &C.
tails than the "Assnmmoir. In the latter the
types OF character being seleoted from grnnps
Of tho labortnR class, certain amount OF
ooarsenoss s locked Tor. aud loI tne m9st phi!
excused, but In Mana on, IL not only shockel
ana amazed. but at times absolutely outraged
at the shameless exhibition OF human traii,y
because OF Its purely artificial grown ahh 90
Mana ia an actress upon the sensational r..
risian stage OF the socfl"a tag.sn 9Ioh "a
recital of her daily life. on and of the boards
l1te q parpnv,na one,11ea ~ Rnth hnhind
thpten ~ h "n rnns abe ia constantly
we scenes nnn y. e.. In4 - " H. ,, 20 ttnnJ"nta
surrounded by crowd o. ussnan'" a',"n"a, Nv -
Wh'nh comns a ahnl to ~ hnh so m,bSra Of
nrn,hiry ,nea muom a .,n - rnv,ltu itaalf
%. nobility. ahd even SCION pa roy NY Vs.,
old and young the rieh ana me hans
IRE aT" &c a m"nR oeen Of til Of lon
honen shs w shon an nntaaat dnsnnnIan Of In
time raner nun IN outehSV aessoho"n' VI N'
Fa y. u aongnh; mama sort i,
~ IL Gu lons ,n,h a,ss, th ta.,a aimniv be
| hnol aunn 80 M"lnp ~ - 4,a ,rhJah saams III
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THE PRICE or WINTER CLOTHING REDUCED
Messrs. Wheeler h Person the wel-known
clothiers. IS and Is Camp street. are advertising
a great reduction In the price OF their winter
clothing. They have an immense stock on
hand. and 1t must be sold to make room for
their spring goods. A very handsome ass1 IT. re-.
ment II dress coats have Just been received .bV
tending to attend tbese balls will do well to call
and examine their stock.
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AUCTION SAILS.
BIZ Montgomery g. Go.

MONTGOMERY d CO.. AUCTIONEERS-
Helielt eoneignnents Of Household Furniture
Carpets, Paintings, Libraries and General era
Merchandise for their regular auction snies
held ut II o'clock q. m. every TUEsBA1,
THURSDAY and HATURDAY.
Sales at residences attended to at moderate
ohnrgaa au17
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

(The DEMOCRAT Is responsible for none OF
the views expressed In the communications
under this head but no communications VIII
be- printed except from responsible partles.|
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BACK TAXES -Messrs. John Klein 4 Co.. stock
and note brokers. % Carondelet street. are pre-
pared to pay back city and State taxes at the
most liberal discount All parties having taxes
to pay will fnd 1t greatly TO their advantage 70
employ Messrs. John Klein X 90 to settle them
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Legal NOTICES.

ri GIVE NOTICE THAT WILL APPLY To
i Inc Legislature for a law to reimburse me 70
the extent of $1,000 for outlay as Commissioners
W s ed1 I n 10 a. mb2 E. WOOD PERRY.
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JUDICIAL ADvER rlsEmENr'
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

SUCCESSION NOTICES.
succession Of Lorenzo Carlo. Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT OOUnT FOR THE PAR
given 10 the creditors of this estate AMI to all
Other persons herein Interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification,
If any they have or can why the final account
pre-ente by A p Keller, admins rator OF mis-
estate. should not be APPROX d nud homo'gated.
and the funds distributed In accordance there
with.
az, az !" d N. JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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Tie Lambert fadeless pictures are all II
rage They are beautiful and everlasting.
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MONTaOMEKY i 90, ...- -=..
M AUOTIONEFRs.
VIII sell Horses. Mules. Cows. Carriages ant
Harness at auction. at
MONTGOMERY'b TATTERsALI4B.
No. 10 RarODns street.
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at II
o'clock.
Ooneignments Of stock solicited, anl7 6m
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real, POINT LAcFs-At Michel's. sai Maya
zine street, can be- found u very choice assort'
mont of real point Lace, which they ara deter;
mined TO cell regardless OF cost. bee their caro-
| HI anathar column.
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Diamonds and Waltham watches at Hill g
auction,
Watches not half price nj HilF4 auction.
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Auctionl Diamonds. watches and jewelry at
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

RAruRpAv January 81, 1890
rha Houae waa called to order at II o'clock.
Spe ,ker Ogden In tho chair and etghty-three
members present.
Leave Of atisence was granted fepreasnth,.
tlvna Haakin billiard aud Tatvn on account OF