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Pleased at Last.

The Lemars Qowa) Sentinel is pleased al
last. For long time it has been preaching
the doctrine that the United States Govern
ment bears the same relation to the States
as these do TO their counties, and that on
this account the small New England States
and all other small States should be de-
prived OF their two senators each, and a
new sort Of United States Senate created in
which, as in the House Of Representatives,
representation should be based upon pOpu-
lslion. The Lemars Sentinel is in the North
what the Okolona States is In the South
the exponent of the teachings Of the most
ultra politicians. Well, this Lemars Sen
tinek-ths fanatic on the subject Of the
powers OF the United States Government
this stalwart OF stalwarts-is pleased with
Mr.. GARFIELD's centralizing doctrines.
That paper says
All the Sentinel needs to know is whether
its official standard-beaier recognizes the
doctrince that
America is a Nation, that
The States are mere provinces, wholly
subordinate to the national authority, that
This Republic is a unit and not a Union,
and
That America is State and not an aggfe.
gate Of states.
In the citation we make from his letter,
Garfield says:
1.-THE United States is a nation"
And he pledges himself, In case OF his
election, to exercise his more than regal au-
thOrity
To maintain its supremacy.
We care nothing for Garfeld's virtues or
vices.
And here the Sentinel declares it takes
Garfield Us the embodiment OF the
Republican parly's ideas of Capitalization,
And asks no questions.
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Rooms STATE CENTRAL
CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE.
RICHMOND, July II, 1880.


The following canva>sers arc published
by authority OF the Executive Committee
j. BELL BIGGER. Secretary.
Seventh Congressional District Colonel
James II. Skinner, Colonel X. 7. w. Duke,
General John Il. Roller, A. A. Gray, and
Moses Walton.
Hon. 5. Il. Leake. George Perkins, Jere.
J A. Early, and DR.. Thomas NJ. Dunn.
Ninth augusta and Stauntou): Meade F.
| White, II. st. George Tucker.
Eighth (Rockingham): Judge &. T.
O'FerralI, Wingield Liegett, II. V. Strayer.
Tenth Shenandoah and Page): ID. 6.
HcnkeI, &. II. Bowman, N. l.. Walton.
Bath and Highland: Judge J. w. Myers.
Fluvanna and Goochland j. S. Parrish,
Jackson Guy.
COUNTY CANvAssERs.
Albemarle: General I. G. Hill, Mason
Gordon, W. o. Fry, W. ID. Dabney, Thomas
S. Martin.
Augusta: William Patrick, G. W. Koiner,
Major T. G. Elder, and w. +. Craig.
City OF stanton a. Z. Gordon and A.
@. Stuart.
Shenandoah Colonel L. E. Stickley, W.
p. Williams, and Charles Wunder. Sr.
FIuFanna IcnDrohe Ittllt ana w. IL.
Holman.
Greene: DR.. r. s. Beasley and n. L.
Early.
Page DR.. &. w. Rust.
Bath John l.. Eubank.
First Congressional District: David II.
Pugh, OF Prince William.
Third Congressional District: General
G. j. HuDdley and Major f. Z. Turner, OF
Richmond city.
Thirty-ffth Senatorial District: John III.
Dnneen, Of Richmond city.
Thirty-eighth Senatorial District: ID. G.
Tyler, OF Charles City county.
Canvasser OF Richmond city: Henry
Gibson.
Conservative papers please copy.
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VIRGINIA's READJUsTMEXT.-Tbew war over
the debt question RACES in Virginia, and
makes drearv reading OF the local newspa-
pers. The Re&djustcrs' organs keep their
platform TO the front, publishing it every
day. 1t Is about column long. A more
apt Illustration was never seen OF the say
ing that language Is given to conceal
thoughts. No one can tell from perusng
the platform exactly what the Readjusters
propose TO do about the debt. They define
and promise nothing on that head. SinCu-
lar to relate, they do not give a reason why
the debt should not be paid. They EVIL
IDENTIFY think the least said about
that the better, on the well.kDown
principle that the man who excuses
thereby accuses himself. While art
fully lodging the real issue, the Readjusters
are very explicit about their intentions as
to other matters. They pledge themselves
to protect all citizens in the right OF sur
frage. They could not do less than this,
considering that the negroes OF Virginia
are generally in favor OF Readiustmcnt-
spelling ii more correctly, reputation,
however. The platform promises any
amount Of free popular education and in
ternal improvements as additional bids
for support. Promises are cheap, as
Virginia's creditors have found out.
1t costs nothing to make them; but,
to break them, as the Readjusters
propose TO do, cannot fail to prove ruiuous
to any community engaged in it.. The men
who will promote the cause OF public educa-
tion in Virginia, who will establish internal
improvements for developing the resources
and commerce of the State, are not those
now seeking to shirk the payment OF Vir-
gnia's honest obligations. AS long as fig,
do not grow from thorns or grapes from
thistles, so long the apologists OF repudia-
ton cannot be depended on to foster the
moral and material interests OF the land
in which they live. At the very outset they
take steps 10 make the exercise OF such
sagacious beneyolence impossible. For
they brighten immigration. capital, and en-
terprises away from Virginia They give
the old State bad name, which is the pre-
cursor OF poverty and decay. II repudia-
ton triumphs in Virginia, she will surely
retrogrtss in population. intelligence, and
wealth with a raDdIty painful to behold;
while, II she satisfies her creditors on the
reasonable terms offered, future OF pros
perity is assured for her Mark our words =
New York Journal of Commerce.
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houc cant force his Rsxdlusier and R,dlcsl
t,ctst down the throais Of bis last fsIi lo'-
lnwers, and that the better portion OF Tue
Resdiuder element OF the county cant De
tricked by his mongrci ticket. but many OF
them viii 90 for the regular Democratic
ticket formed and put forth by tue true
Democracy of the State the ticket tnaI
stands al the head Of the Mess. The people
oniy want light upon this 7tl-of'July de-
ception, to which their attention Is now
turned, and when the election comes on tue
l,,iic man OF the cooked hat will be where
he ought TO be-"
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OF these two States, there are no others that
can lie considered doubtful"
docs Garfield take welI!"
al have never known Of a nomination TO
grow so fast and strong "a has that OF Gar
field. On all bands be is received with
warm concentrations. He IL popular and
strong, and can win easily, and be will do
~ -
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@- BALBRTGGAN HOSE in an onaII.

lies and styles:
TWISTED SILK MTTTe, in black and color. =,
very low prices:
LACE'TOP GLOVES at 25c. worth Soc. A. 2,o
worth Coo, at soc worth Use;
LINEN LAP-ROBES reduced 10 81 sIo5 a.,
$3.50, which makes them The cheave,, ever
offered;
GOODS for Boys and Mems wear at reduce prices.
The Largest and cheapest stock Of LkCFS and
EMBROIDE4iES ever offered IN this city.
DONE think Of buying until you have seen our
STOCK
REMNANTS or all Kinds Of Goods to b. sold re.
gardess OF cost:
CALICOEs reduced 20 ). 81 and 7c.
YARD.WIDE CANBRICs AZ &c. worth l2izc.:
FULL-WIDTH PILLOW .CASECOTTON att 2Hc.
per yard:
Bargains in all kinds Of BLEACHED and IN
BLEACIlED SUEETiNGS and SHIRTtNGS;
The largest and Heaviest MEXICAN HAM.
MOCKs;
FOLDING ROCKING.CHAIR and CAMP.
STOOLS;
The LARG EST STOCK OF FANS In III, city;
PARAsOL> and UMBRELLAS 81 great saretyat
closing-Out prices:
see the Cheap LAWN aud LINEN DRESSES:
LAWN SUITS AS low a. $3.50 Tor thTo,-Ilece
suit;
LINEN ULSTERs and large assortment Of
LADIES UNDERWEAR all 10 De- sd a.
great bargains at
jy IA LEVY BROTHERS
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Ten dollars reward for any man who will
name the day and hour when General Ma
hone and his lieutenants finally determined
whether they were TO be Democrats or Re-
publicans this year. Meckienburg Demo.
cTaf
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FLOYD CouSTy.-Mr. WADDELL, Of the
Lynchburg Ners, writes to bis paper from
Floyd county as follows:
"Ihe political situation OF this county Is
not 20 Maboneisb as Inst fall. learn from
pIem'neDf citizens Of tue county that Ma.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-20

General r. W. Barber, OF Jackson, Mich
igan, who was third assistant postmaster
general undsr the Grant administration, has
declared fer General Hancock. He was
staunch friend Of the late Senator Chandler.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 1st day Of July. at the residence
Of the brides father. In Hanover county, by Rev.
Mr.. Dey, Mr.. HENRY SAUNDERS and ml,s
MARY l.. WHITE; both of Hanover.
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TO SUMNER TOURISTS.

TO SUMMER TOURISTS.
Persons intending spending the summer se'ouiu
the country or at The watering-plac shoIi pro-
vide themselves with TIE necessary remedies and
apparatus which cannot be had outside OF q city
viz:
PATENT POCKET-STOVES, FOR heating TEA
MIX. food. &C:
PATENT WAX NIGHr-LIGIITs, which burn
eight hours:
READY-MADE MUsTARD-PLASTERS Which
are always ready, and act ga three minute.
SOFT RUBBFR AlR.piLLOWS aud CUSHIONS
MEDICINE GLASSES.
sPONGES aud SPO\GE-BAGS,
SEIf-INJECIING UNIV EkSAL SIkINbES,
VALENTINES MFAT-JUICF,
VALENTINES MEA1-JUICE WITH GLlCE-
JOHNSTON's FLUID BEEF,
IIEBTG's SOLID EXTRACT BEEF
LIEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT BEEF:
PAPOMA, entire wheat food, for Infants;
IMPERIAL GEANUM, food for Infants
NESTLE'S LACTEOUS fAklNA,
GERBER'S MlLk-FOOD,
PREPARED RICE FLOUR,
PREPARED SCOTCH OAT MEAL,
PREPARED BARLEY FLOUR,
SWISS CONDENSED MILK,
LIQUID RFNNET,
DISINFECTlNG SOAPS, 10 prevent contagon'
aud all reloble medicines new remedies, aud apiS-
ratus, 10 be had OF
MEADE & BAKER, Druggist.
gIg east Main stree,
TELEPHONE MESS AGEs PROMPTLY At
TENDED TO. nv IL
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,.,,.. s~om me Republican c"ndi'
date for viee.Prssidenf'

=. .rr.cxs rrs FRAUDS or MS OWN rAn1r
~ 49,. A. 70 OPPOSED TO ASr MORE uSLiwruL
aopxr,xu is-ngaAaKs on civIL-sERvIcE
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BIF YOU WANT BARGAINS call

III" If YOU WANT BARGAINS call
at HUTZLER BROTHERS, where ihcyare
CLOSING OUT THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
ar 25 per cent below cost. They ar.
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. AND MEtN No
uUNBTG.
They 3re giving the
GREATEST BARGAINS N THE CITY.
In fact the goods are much le, l25 per ceu,l t!.an
the wholesale cash cost.
Call and convince yourself Remember. ". 525
BROAD STREET. HDTZLER BROTHERS.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY:
PRINCES. BUTTONS, RIBBONS. LACF>.
CORSETS, HAMBrRGS. HOSIERY. Clos u.s..
GOLD.PLATED JEWELRY. sc. N3
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spvCvAs NorvCvs.
KD THE sEMEANNUAL CLOSING.
OUT SALE
Ivy pporurnn.

$50 pieces LAWNS at &c. per yard:
100 pieces LAw>sM &c per yard;
% pieces LAWNS at exc. per yard:
30 pieces LAWNS at Toe. per yard;
20 pieces LAWNS al l2}c. per yard;
30 pieces LAWNS at 15c. per yard:
LINEN LAWNS reduced from Csc. 10 2oc.
LINEN LAWNS reduced from zoe. u 1s1c.
REAL FRENCH LAWNS reduced 10 loc "a.
yard; 49, UT
REAL FRENCH ORGANIZES reduced to as..
per yard;
MUMMY LAWNS at l2f and I5e. Der yard.
6iNGHAMs reduced to 81, 10 and I2zc per yard:
BUNTiNGs In all colors at reduced prices at
" IN LEVY BROTHERS,
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DEFINITE NEWS FROM YoNKER.

The following dispatch was sent to this
Office early this morning by the Western
Union operator nj Ionkers:
- There is no truth in the report OF Mr..
Tiden's death. He retired in his usual
health, ard, as far rs can learn from his
house at Greystone, he is alive and in his
usual healLh at the present time.N
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IDEAS, PEAS, PEAS, FOR SALE. -
l. ONE HUNDRED BUSHELS AGRiCULTU.
ment, Af Y. POwERSS.
Jy 10 Sc l0l2 east Maln street.
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CHEAPEST EXCURSION OF THE

BUDAPEST EXCURSION OF THE
~ SEASON.
ROUND TRIP To MOUNT PLEASANT
on Chesaneake aud ohio Railroad,
ONLY 20 CENTS!
BASKET picnic OF The FIRST ENGLISH
LUTHERAN SUNDAY SCHOOL,
THURSDAY. JULY 22p.
Train leaves Chesapeake aud ONO depot at 8 4.
~, md returning arrives at $50 4. NJ.
This VIII be an OlG-GtshiOned Bpket Picnic.
Archery. croquet. football, boating, &C, will he
some of the amusemeDis offered
R0UsD-TRIP TICKETS % CENTS; CHILDREN,
Is CENTS.
Tickets for safe AT l.. T.. FRANCIS, No. 20 north
Ninth street, aud At the train. jy 1885,
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CuEsA-0
PEAKE RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,
RICHMOND, VA, June %, 1850.
SP f CT A l. NOT e. E.-C0mmencin
~ THURSDAY, July 1t, the POWHArAN-
LINE STEAMERS will leave their dock. Twenty
fourth aud Dock streets, for BALTIMORE each
THURSDAY at o 4. VI.
THE SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN 10 WEST
POINT leaves depot, eorrer Tweuty-third and
Dock streets, on each SUNDAY A. 3 4. NJ. Return
Ing, arrives at Richmond al 1880 - N.
Fare from Richmond 10 West PoIut and return,
good enIy for that day and train, so cents.
III. 4. DOUGLAS.
je 23-30t Superintendent.
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wRUAs. .Eg1ICJS ~. a..
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LIFE.

Short DAYS flying, swift years rolling,
Downward toward Eternity:
Ere we understand our longlngs,
Oft the open grave NO sec-
Cares and wishes crowd together,
Changing ever in the breast:
with tho morning comes the knowledge
Joy fulfilled can give no rest
Schemes Of life and plans for living
Fancy bids us ever try,
But their sweet fulf1l1ment never
Brings ,ls that for which we sigh.
Young, we fancy pleasure dcathless,
4 far~atretching wonder-land;
Soon it fades, and sOrrow follows
On the desert waste We stand
Yes. from out the brightest morning
Oft we harvest bitter pain,
.Ioys soon past, or lightly gathered
Life so fruitless and so vainl
Ali what weary hours Of longing
Lost occasion brings the mind!
How the wounded soul may 1angutsh,
Never balm or healing 1ndl
Then. when evening closes on thee,
Wecp not as thine hours depart;
Only peace aud holy stiffness
Gather close within thine heart
Then. the woes of life forgetting,
From its stain and guilt set free,
viii thy last and lowly pillow
Like the tender rose-leaf be-
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4tD[<I HHtE RIaF7SI.
In examples Of curious ChIatian names s says
= probably no district richer than the West Riding
of Yorkshire Every Saay sef'ptnaf ger af
arc m common, , and children are actually baptized
Little Tenter Little scribbler ETC. dra 1ro the ne
f,y their narcnts. i have met with boy named
Washington christcned General George,a girl
named Togotubuline, and. still more extraordl-
nary, q boy called Wonderful Counselor from
Isaiah IL, g. Nicknames are quite common, Tom
Ben. Bill. Jerry being conferred at baptism m
stead Of the full name. In some OF the rousnG;Fi
Villages should add that s1rua1ne5 are SILL
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THE POETRY Of SOUND.

The jackass pouring forth his lay
Unto the listening moon:
The music Of the sharpening saW'
The weird scream Of the loon;
The biz bull frog croaking in pond,
In glorious, leaf; May.
Is General Logun's bray.
Sweet are the sounds Of strnintng swine,
When struggling after corn;
And sweet the sonorous roar tnat noas
From Mr. Conger's horn:
Ana sweet tho hymns Of rural chofrs:
But none can this gaansay,
That sweeter far than ull these s"eels
is General Logan's bray.
Posi-.
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This dingram Is in Letters instead OF Figures but b
the following formula either Letters Figures can
be worked to a solution: First, remove the corre-
spending to M from the Box aud then place the Inst
{l51 ahead OF the ~ and the Puzzle Is set tn It's
most difficult shape for solution
Now, there are SEVEN moves OF OUTER coLusfSs.
as follows: Push c W down, D to the right, q
kAup, WI e to the left, down, A to the
right up. Now 1t will be observed that the let
ter, L. corresponding to the figures Il. 10 Is tn tho
puzzle form three rides of the vacans space In the
lower left corner. AT this stage the Q5) must go
where QO stands: this is accomplished in three
moves,-L Left ] down, right Now four noro
moves OF outside columns, viz: L up, c " left 2
down. 4 A right will show the following diagram:
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white flowers, arc worn instead Of the old-dno
bridal Wreaths.
A little girl, who wrote an essay on the COW.
il the most Useful animal in tie world except
religion"
Don't fail to visit STEMS store, lie Clark street.
New goods constantly arriving
Artificial bouquets for the corsage arg still
worn with both house and street dresses. IarE8
crr::sAery tea-rose buds and red or yellow roses
kt~' Torn with dark costumes with tine effect
George Eliot, it is declared, has given per:nis-
sion for the dramatizarion Of one OF her novels.
She Is about to travel for the benefit OF her
health.
The best water-hltcr in the world is made by
Seayey Co.. 10 State.
j." Is there letter here in . scented snVelop36 3
5h TIRE @ his eyes a9a the o q6s
it was the ai!liner's bill tor s1oo. The end
The fashion letters from Washington speak
Of sr ,aero M
There Is nothing SO charming as the innocence
Of children. "Mamma," said 5-.year-oid the
other day, ~ wish you wouldn't leave me to
take Sare Of baby aeain: He was SO bad had to
cut a1l the sponge cakc aud two lars of rasp-
berry jam to amuse him"
Feathers, carpets. mattresses, renovated by
steam, very low. Thomas Griffin. a6o State.
It Is on French authority that the announce
ment il made Of reaper's bali in England:
Everybody is to wear peasant costume, and
wheat Is to be substituted for floral ornaments
Ceres. or Il modern Imitation Of the goddess, Is
to appear in II long white gown, and to give each
guest tiny sickle OF gold.
Genuine novelties, new In styles and designs
in frames Lovejoy, S. State. upstairs
An electric light, strong enough to render tho
walls Of houses transparent. Is now predicted;
but, SO far as we can see, the only advantage to
bo derived from 1t would be to drive lovers ont
onto the roofs.
Mile Colettc Dumas, the pretty and piquant
daughter of the novelist has Just entered So
cfety. She is very" mitch admired at the enter
tainments to which her proud father escorts her.
Robert Browning Pounds his poems on facts
So does the census-taker, but somehow his books
fail to be interesting.
Spring opening of French patterns Mouday,
March Is, at Wyant's Pattern Rooms. 155 State
Making Paper Boxes.
i Boston mAu claims to have discovered =
method Of making paper boxes from tho pulp.
whereby he can turn out a0,O00 u day at one
A1
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POROUS FkASTEks
RAPID TRANSIT.
Twelve Miles an Hour
Fifty Years Ago.
An Experimental Trip from Phil
adelphia to South Ann
boy, n. J.
Compared with the Express Trains o3
To-Day.
Other improvements of No
Less Note.
People Who Used to Laugh at the
Idea of Wearing q Plaster
Now Using Them.
Other improvements of NO
Less Note.

1twas NV rood fortune some years ago-not
,,,,ta f1frv-t@, sit next to Gen, J. watson Webb,
u's s1.,.,a,st ~, IN c1ncruental TIN of thu
tue JUL utnau7'' W eo 1,.s1e,s1...n r. co,,+t,
train which came from fhnaoelpa1a W oouea
Amboy, NJ J. He seemed to be delighted with
the speed Of the engine which was dragging
o1anr tboso 1,niouo- nld-fnshfoned cars on tho
then unsafe roaa-oea. =. ae eo, ~ Sn 9n.,e,A 49,
This IS something lke tra7ennst ia1nx of
twelve miles mn hourI'' The breeze, the new
eccnerv tha accompaniments generally, wera
sn'I ~ 1900 s+aro--3dJn Nodavs fa-
lnsplr,ns ~ gano w. Wt.s end ph;adefnhis NJ
tigne De.wsen .o1d nuM he naie @ IN ttis ~'~
improvements coalo ue lae uh Viii, +ta asm~
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Cincinnati Commercial -
A gentleman, whose signature is r. Bissell, M-
n. writes US that popcorn Is sure cure for
Rri3ht's disease. He says:
aThn writer cured himself in one weeks time
of this disease Of I'VE years standing By eating
from TWO to sir balls Of popped corn daily.
Others who tried 1t have been cured in every In
stance"
, 1880-03-14

dispensed with or unknown. Toms Bill means
Toms son Bill. Tom O. Bills is the same, while
Toms Bill O. Jacks means that Bill is the son Of
Tom, the son of jack.
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SEQ
800


The following IS the total amount OF CITY ana
miles Of the Court House filed for record during
the week ending Saturday, March u: City-Sales
Sales. =: consideration, 81, 100 South Of city
limIts3Salcs, 2; consideration S70.S. West ct
city Sales, =; consideration, SlO0. Total
sales $50; total consideration, 81, So, 4I@
, 1880-03-14

Making Paper K30xes.
4 Boston man claims to have discovered q
method Of making paper boxes from tho pulp.
whereby he can turn out 90 200 d day at one
third OF the cost OF the usual method
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gation can be rcsortcd TO- "ne.s ie1t "a ehoyrinr
the stratification Of the rocks, the climate tne
beasts and birds, and the cthnology
OF THE rR1nEs AND RACES
that have inhabited and DO now 1nnape tno ia
rions. show at 4 glance how comprehensive ana
Important the work of making the PUBIC sur
yeys now is. Indeed, the surveying and e1P!oa- 9oa
ing parties which are yea5 9 {e Wcst aTe
Of the highest order, which teach the science u
mathematics, surveying. and engineerlng; dG[, anu
zo3}lory, botany. astronomy, skctchtng and
drawing, and all OF the cognate and e1act
sciences. Fay persons have an dea oi % 1ao csr.
Tied on by the Interior Department. IN tne new
states and Territories west Of the missouri
hrSr Tbn mode of making surveys Of the public
1ands is regulated by statutes and by instruc-
lions
ISSUED BIZ THE LAND OFFICE,
and field books. plats' and maps are carefully
Printed manuals Of instruction are provided
for iii surveyors, and they are required to use
the most Fl paowe for ione te
nr;ncipul Clerk Of Surveys in the General Land
R}H,re at Washington, published in 1868 full ex-
o6 tbs be fSe United IL
mo mo the public lands, which has long been IN use
ns s texf-book upon this subject. and to tho r.
ports Of the the tSo facts here presonted
The chief purpose lis Ni" no"e' 'A' ~ '.0
public surveys, is to
- ,,,h,ic innds. AL north and south lines.
orcant mcridinns, lines between the nortn tleE
- sactinns in the townships, are run 1Tom SCUM
to north true cast ana west nd neg; i;nes hetween
th west tier Of section in the township are run
from east to west established in Govern
tasnsh;n Snr 1 corners; 2, section corners; quar-
ter-sect1on corners; and. = Me4u In 4Tees II ts,ev
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SOUTH or CITY LIMITS. WITHIN HAHtua oF o1' T.
MILES or THE COURTHOUSE.
Michigan .ay, n W cor of Fortieth st. {, 19lxl6l
+, mprcSed' p,s Se5 dated feo ~ .aen.s H. D 700
NohawS 81, til it " OF Stewart AZ. u t, 5oxl2'
II. dated March II Il. +. Jacobs tn Pittsoufg' E
Fort Wayne Chicago Railroad Company).
Stewart nv, near Ftfty-fonrth 81, " +. y y 70
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