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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05

In 1888 a lady. who now resides IN
Portsmouth, deposited the sum OF sl6s i'm
the STAFFORD Savings Bank. IN Dover \.
H., and never called for The deposit or
Interest until last Saturday, when. want
ing little money. she called with her
bank book TO make draft She WAS
surprised when the treasurer told her that
the total amount OF her due was SlSlS a
Clear profit of Sl65S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05

The boom for Senator Blaine as the
next Republican candidate for the Presi-
dency has bee" largely increased BY what
he has done In this State during the last
two months. 1t Is believed he can carry
nearly all the doubtful States, and the feel
ing in his favor is evidently growing 10
all parts OF the country.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05

tH STATE Atlafipn
ported ~ substance that they held m.
opinion that the Constitution REQUIRES mai
an actual valuation shall be taken the
present year and completed before tha
iif,t day OF April next wear Under TN.
exi2 ebcl~s OF The case il is competent for
the Legislature 10 continue the present
valuation Tor thi, year aud postpone taking
the new valuation until next wear. OR.
dered To be printed
A petition was received from the. Maine
General Hospital ut Portland asking tor
AL TO IN" ext'nt OF 5000 Referred
fas~r'l I" be engrossed-Act relatinr to
State Officers who transcend thsir duties
aud powers
Several additional Fusior ists took seat.
in tht House aud there are bar tour .mn-
" chalrs at the Senatorial bpsrd
Jan 81 IL the Senate a nrt,tio, VA.
presented az George A Natths,vs IL N.
." Parate the Monsoon aud u .xt,rH,tlr,.a
'''"tii'ny a>Aius iur authority 10 cau.trucf
sfhiofh lr'"h Mr,.>nn To Dexter: petition
! was iTr-eiitrd of Jonathan Smear and
severn "ihrr Ciifz"HS u RYCkland prqytu.r
lha' w" Territory "nmpusr,i ~ the seventh
""ti ~ said ciIl q" set ID and incnporat-
ca IN >'ptrsi" s..l tt'N town: the com
inittec 90 cdur ltnii NaS insirurted IN in
dnlrt az 90 nujiiag sGtu4iny ,chooI III.
tricts or part, - districts. to- auprnnrtate
certain per crnI ~ school money To- n,
expended IN convey su,,. II children tn
and IiorI said Union di,tg,t
IN uie tl"uS" tue comm tee on tt,,,t,nus
were instructed ." tcpart the votes un,r.
W" resolves providing tor crrtalr gmr .,-
neut~ to the constitution approved Il.
?. 1877 also those Of March I 1874
The Judiciary committee ,gs, 4 I'd Ia
INQUIRE to tHa ahnItt3,.,
curing imprisonment for deb, IN NJ ca..s
except '"r fraud and the wages OF L,bor.
ers. Also the legal affairs committee. tn
inquire as In the repeal of the law asfa
interest aud The sstOration OF tn. former
law hmitin. interest to six per cent. nj.
so 10 regard 10 the enactment of "A law tn
more thrctuAlly comycl individuals ana
corporations 10 return to the assessors
more iulI aud perfect inventory OF their
taNah properiy.anl making Il imperative
upon the assessors 10 require that such
inventory be given under oath.
Passed 10 be engrossed-Act to iucor-
porate Ocean Street Railroad Co. &C. 10
amend chapter lsJ, public laws OF 1877.
teIa'lhg 70 The election OF SuperintcGd-
In. School Committees.
petition was presented otI u. War
reh ana others Tor the Incorporation OF
me rFdiner Water Power Co. tor the
purpose Of purchasing aud maintaining
property and reservoir dams on tie Cot-
bo-scc stream and tributaries.
Fcb. 2nh. Both branches met atir.M.
In the Senate petitions were presented
for, and circumstances against A diyi.
ion q: Ward :. Rockland. and is iucnr-
p"ration into town; petition far the
passage OF a law for the settlement OF
VT "a len. !. 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
Wild Wind.

The Greenback Chronicle, last week pub.
lished the following:
FRIEND FoGG One thousand labor re.
form greenbackers are ready to join your
standard ia the cause of liberty at a mo-
ments notice from this city. Yours In
haste, O'SHEA.
Boston, Jan. -. 1850.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05

The Democratic brooklyn Fdg'e SAYS
"Thc Republicans Of Maine are entitled to
the thanks of the entire Union for the oour-
age with which they have acted in this c'ncr-
gcncy. Il is not impossible that had their
adversaries been more bellicose they would
have maintained more peaceful tone; but
the fac, remains tina, they have from the fret
maintained the front Of men determined
not to submit TO fraud The Maine Repub-
lcans have set all other majoriiies the need
ed example of dealing with usurpers As
householders deal with burglars. Il is use
less to talk peace when al the conditions
upon which peace is worth having are being
violated. There is no a,temp, in any State
to count on, the majority if the knavcs IN
derstand tina; the count j. to be followed by
a shooting contest
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05

Did you ever know any person to be III, with
out inaction Of the Stomach, Liver or Kidneys,
or did you ever know one who was we'll when
either was obstructed or inactive; aud did Won
ever know or hear Of any case of the kind that
Hop Bitters would not cure. Asa your neigh
Dor this same question: Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
Chi Gllswortb american.

,.ubli,hed every Thursday Morning q, S9o }lns
N - rll.wortb Me-, BY THE HANCoch
DSISTv PUBLISHING toNPANl'
FOR term. &c, see first page s,.,. s.x,,,
- ~ pt-rrEN1ILL 4 CO., 10 siaie street,
s,aton. Il Part Row New York, and'.oi ohes, \,
Street Philadelphia are our AGENTS Tor ahoye
- 49, snthoriyed to contract for advertising
At our lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05

sherman & Co. Marshall Mich want ~, ..,
IN tnl7 county At once, at a salary Of slO1 nor
moaih AMI expenses patI. For mn particgl,,
" ~ H''F'. lYTtr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
MORE REPORTS.

1t is reported that the late state
authorities paid Pillsbury for his agri-
cultural reports, before they went out
notwithstanding they were only partly
printed, and no appropriation had been
naln
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
Boosting Garcelon.

The documents found In the Executive
Chamber ST Augusta. after the plotters had
left, have furnished some rAcy reading
The Wing has published some valuable
specimens taken from there, which show
how utterly regardless Of precedent, law
aud the decisions of the Supreme Court the
conspIrators were.
Even Hancock County is not without its
valiant warrior. as shown by letter from
Seth Webb, of South Deer Isle, who wrote
% Garcelon Offering to raise one hundred
men, in forty-eight hours notice. to sup
port him in enforcing the counting out
steal. Numerous letters from mca outside
the State showed that the bummers and
roughs OF New York and Massachusetts
also stood ready to lend 4 helping hand 10
TIE attempted villiany.
Among these is one from i. c. Thayer
o. New York which closed q. follows:
III your authority is set at naught there
are plenty of democrats 10 New \ ork able
and willing TO quiet the Bouteles and
Blaines in Maine
hbb bAft lbp-Aou GOiNoI
broker:
IPSWICH, Essex County, Mass.
December 2sth, 1879.
Governor Hold the fort II the worst
+ TO come there are thousands OF strong
'men" in this State willing and ready TO
give you help.
CAPT. JOHN HONS,
A nativa A. Nai,a
II have 100 Enfield rifles 10 good con-
dition In boxes. Business
Il am a Boston Cotton Broker. The
Press OF Boston do not reflect the feelings
and opinions Of the Boston people. neither
merchants nor lsborers. | could rise 20
600 men In Boston in twenty-four hours q
division) for volunteer service in your be-
half.
Best 10 settle il without bloodshed If
possible. but for God and humanity sake
hold the fort, blood or no blood"
This is anything but cheerful reading
for the law-abiding, peace loving citizens
OF Maine. but 1t shows the disposition of
the persons who took deep Interest In the
plot and whom & common cause made
friendly TO the conspirstors IN Augusta.
Happily the Republican leaders have Sc
cured the peoples rights withou, a war
and Its attendant horrors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
NIX. sAwIEK's POSITION

sawyer i, man 1t -,rou. vitality.
and it affected Iii. course 70 ia" last.
The "Goveruor" and Legislature" all
went OF aud left him 10 fight the battle
a.onc. But il encouragement ia such
y course j. desirable, he has received it
from many sympathiLers, among them
Hon. Horace Blnnoy Sargent, of Mass
achuselts. while the Hon. \. L. Gould
only Friday wrole him letter Of cheer,
closing with eternal vigilance l., the
price oil liberty which Sawyer joco-ctv
Interpreted TO Your reporter a, advise
not 10 allow himself to be arrested
Though deprived OF all the apurtenan-
ces Of his Office, he still does not
despair of ultimate recognition and
would like to have the matter brought
into court in civi, suit, to finally test
the validity OF either his own or Chad
bourne's claims to the Secretaryship.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
Freedom Notice.

'IhiIN is - certify that reIuguISh to nav son.
L Lewis r Springer the remantle OF his min
Tr''2 - ttanadct business on his own accoun'.
! shah claim none Of his wages nor uay anv
aebis oil his contracting AFTER this date
OTIS SPRINGER
Witness, John L. McLar
Franklin, Me, Feb. aud 1850 J,yG.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
ANOTHER.

MY services are at the disposal of your
governor and State at the shortes; notice
II the contest should come To the cartridge
box. will upon the call OF your governor.
furnish thousand men, who will de, dare,
suffer aud die, that liberty may be the
birthrixht OF our children
Yours Ia behalf of he riuht
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
MAJOR FOLSOM.

Major Folsom, the late fusion Adiu-
tant General, is under arrest aud in Tie
custody OF Ii. Col. Daniel White, and
is liable to be court Iaartialed. Folsom
claims that he resigned before he was
arrested, and cannot be held amenable
TO the laws.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
Notice.

i "Ai aaoa sa Meeting OF the stock b,,,,,.
be held uondar ss, ., East Biaeti. Ne. I'M
o1 ,s r. N. at preble House, Porslsnaa al three
CHRISTOPHER BiNnER O..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
DEMAND on NIL SAWYER.
oFFtCF or SECRETARY or STATE }
AUGUSTA. Jan. 81, iSSn

" y. i. Sar-y.r. ~:
sir In accordance with the provision. of
chapter ! of the laws Of 1850 approved I'm.
uary -. 1850. copy Of which is herewith III
closed hcrrhy demand that YOU deliver.
Immediately. into this office Al the property
OF the STATE IA your pps>eS.ion. consisting of
the state seal: all returns Of votes for Cover
nor, senators, Representatives u The Iegt.Ia
tut' and County ofiiccr~. with al tahui.i
% ,a'i returns ami reports of the Executive
Council thereon; thn original record, 81 the
Council for ls'H; all KEYS TO rooms. drawer.
cabinets aHi 'air 10 fin" any and an article.
and documents not .uumc rated above. pertain.
ins 10 this o;'i'c and belonging TO the state.
Yours Respectfully.
: i. CutpuorENE. Sec'y Of state.
warrant. was also prepared and placed
In an otiirrr'~ hands - be- served II il was
found Thar VI ~twvrr WAS sim rpcrreut
ont happily u wa. ult served |. l.
claimed hy hipth,' hr sc,ri uu !rr ,lurr,.
AMI not II ~ sympathy wth the legal
~ g''rru nrvi In rrrnriturr wirh
th, irrlln: h. placed lp Secretary Chll
ooaru"'s hands The f'l'owiu. pro'c., ~
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Notice.

notice.
w HkkhA> INV wife Mary e. White has Ies,
" my bel anal board without lust cause
he5eby i1fb'a all persons harburing or tristt,,.
hef 90 my account. as shall pay no bills a, has
contracting after this date. VI "er
JOSEPH Il WHITE.
sullivan, 1au. Il. 1855. ,..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-02-05
New York. Jan. 10, 1880.

Those Who know G. w. MADDOX. az he is
known In this city, would not be greatly
disturbed by such letter from such a
source. Our greenback friends 10 this
county must feel proud Of the society they
ere in.
National Republican., 1880-05-03

Sam Kinsley, of the National bids fur to rival
sothern or Billy Florence as a practical joker The
other evening, young married friend OF his lerI
home with the intention orgoing to the opera. As
he was about to enter the theatre, he happened to
stop In the sample adjoining, whore he met
the genial Sam and party Of friends. Libation
after llbatlon disappeared, and time passed rap
idly that finally the opera was over Here was q
fix. Turning 10 Sam no said, 'go IN and get me a
programe that can show it 70 my wife and make
myself solid by making her believe / was at the
opera" So sam went in and brought out nicely
folded programme which he presented TO HIS
young friend who bid his Jolly companions good
night and went home, chucklng 10 himself that
MI was we'll Arriving home he told his wife that
the singing was divine and the acting grand. At
the Same time he handed her the programme TO
look at. He startled by the exclamation.
Great Scott is this the way you deceive me r' and
then She read from the penciled margin in Sam
Kinsley's hieroglyphcs: George has not been 10
tho opera TO night, he's been drinking rum punches
all the evening with the boys, and he gave boy
dollar after the opera was over to get this pro-
gramme TO make you think he had bcen." Curtain,
National Republican., 1880-05-03
THE BIBLE SOCIETY.
FIfty-second Anniversary Nesting at the
Fourth Presbyterian Church.

Flfty-Socond Anniversary Nesting Mt the
Fourth Presbyterian Church.
The fny.second anniversary Of the Washington
City Bible Society was appropriately celebrated
yesterday afternoon in the Nnth-street Presbytc
rian church. Tho meeting was largely attended
and much interest was manifested in the work OF
the society, Hon. Hiram Price, Of Iowa, was the
first speaker. His themo was THE Bible, the
Fohdation Of Constitutional Government and
Hon. Zcbulon Vance, of North Carolina, followed,
and spoke upon Tho Perpctuity of Our Civil and
Religious Liberties Rests upon the Bible Ills re-
marks were most interesting. Rev. j. II. FL
lott, $. T. D., delivered a thoughtnlul address
on The Inspiration Of the Bible and Rev w. W.
Patton ID. H., closed with an address on THE Bible
Gods win for Mans Salvation" The annual re-
port read by tho secretary states that the society
has kept an agent in the field the entire year, who
has made 2S03 goncnl calls, collected s669.7l, sold
and distributed IO9 Bibles and 5SS Testaments
made hhy-four public addresses in favor OF the
lword-wide distribution OF the Bible, and secured
nearly five hundred annual members by the pay
ment OF one dollar each pOr year, from persons
representing seventeen Methodist churches thr-
teen Prc,byteran churches, ten Baptist churches
seven Episcopal churches, two Lutheran churches
Congregational, New jerusalem and Unitarian
churchcs-flly-two churches in all.
Church collections In behalf of the Dlb'e cause
have been taken up In Wesley NJ. Il. church, Cor
such NJ. +. church, Waugh NJ. K. church, Fourth
street church, Ryland NJ. Z. church, Metropolitan
First Baptist church and First Congregational
church, and contributions received from Mcken-
utcO NJ Il. cnufcn, Cenuil Presbyterian anu hG-
mortal Lutheran churches, amounting in all 70
SlGl.G0. while the Sabbath-schoos OF Bethlehem
and Christian Baptist and Mount Zion aud Union
| Wesley churches have contributed slL06.
This 10 the first year OF many in the history OF the
| society that debt has not been resting upon us
Tho collections for tho year amounted to Sl,O6o1S
| and balance OF s23T 70 remains on hand.
The beard of managers OF the Washington City
Bible Society met at the close Of the anniversofy
exercises, Nice-President JohnC. Harkness in the
chair. The following resolution was unanimously
adopted.
"Resolref, That tho board has heard with great
satisfaction the brethren requested to address the
hhy-second anniversary meeting, and truly tenders
| them vote OF thanks for the excellent service
rendered on that occasion. Also TO the pastor and
session of the Fourth Presbyterian church for the
use OF their church on the occasion"
| The secretary will forward notification Of this
| action Of the board
National Republican., 1880-05-03
Merienn war Yeternns.

AT the regular monthly meeting OF the Associs-
tion of Veterans OF 1916, held at the oliCo Of the
president General j. W. Denver) on Saturday
evening, May J, the secretary, Mr.. A. NJ. Kenaday,
feelingy announced the death OF Mnjor-Gonerul
8. p. Hentzelmsn, U. 8. A.. retired, lately chair
man Of the nuance committee of The National Asso-
citation. as an officer and colnrade universally
esteemed by tho membership. General Heintzel-
man was emong the first and one OF the most
ardent supporters among the old officers OF The
regular army OF tho movement inauguratcd in this
city IN 1873 in behalf of the surviving soldiers and
sailors of the Mexican war Although far ad-
vanced in years and in feeble health. said the
speaker yet the old General has frequently set al
defiance the storm aud darkness OF winter nights
to attend committee meetings OF the association
participating in their deliberations with the most
unselfsh zeal. The secretary asked the appoint
ment OF a committee to prepare suitasle expires
sion Of regret on the part Of the association for the
sail event
on motion of DR.. DeHoutroville, seconded by
Mr.. John ]. Lynch (the latter having served IL
Captain s. II. Walkers company ct Huamhntla
where General Hointzelman won his first breveD
the remarks OF the secretary were directed to b.
| entered in the minutes of proceedings and pub
lished IN lieu Of the usual resolutions OF regret
National Republican., 1880-05-03

On May day two coach loads of enterprsine
scholars from the high schools of the District
visited High Island" on o "botani2ng" excursion
A boat was procured and noon found the party on
the island. After lunch the party, under the
dictatorship OF Professor ChiCkeIing started out TO
examine the fora Of that beautiful island The
specimens found were too numerous 70 mention
they found no LROsyTs 1oaitOleiS 1t bongtoo carly
In the season: although they found no Brdssicd.
Lordcea they did Little Duttercups." The rarest
specimen found, coming under the head Of zoology
wGs young LepuS Syiuuicu5. Amer numerous sd-
ventures the party arrived home No ono was
totally drowned, although one rash youth got
overheard. Altogether it was very pleasant and
sociablo excursion, and one that will long be re-
membered by all concerned. Among those in
the party were Miss Smith. principal OF the
Normal school, and Mrs Nairn.
National Republican., 1880-05-03
The Dashawnys,

The Dashaways met at Masonic Temple last
might. The meeting was called 10 order by the
president, A. Eagleston, The chaplain, Rev. Mr..
luton then offered prayer, after which the choir
under the leadership Of Mrs, n. A, Frcar, their
new organst, sang "Prase God From Whom All
Blessing Flow" followed by the reading OF The
minutes and pledge by the secretary
j, ". Brown was then introduced and delivered
his muiden temperance address, closing II with q
poum entitled The Fiend and the Poor Man"
General II. j. Hayward OF Indiana, followed IN
appropriate and telling remarks unusually enter
tanning and pertinent Following him came the
cX'presldeut Hon. j. T. lloll0Way, who IN we'll.
chosen language spoke 10 dc boys, telling them ol
National Republican., 1880-05-03

There is now at Police headquarters young girl
giving her namo as Jaquenette Wizard, who states
that she lefl Austin Texas, for this city about ten
days ago, expecting to meet cousin here who
had invited her to visit him. She arrived here
last Friday night but no one was at the depot TO
meet her and as she was short Of funds she was
advised TO go TO Headquarters and state her case
to the detectives. Her cousins name is Carleton,
and he is represented as belonging to the navy
and stationed here. Thus far no one has inquired
after her, and the authorities are in quandary
as 10 what course they shall pursue The chief Of
police at Austin will be telegraphed TO to-day for
information concerning her, and meanwhile she
will remain at Headquarters
National Republican., 1880-05-03

the curse OF lntemperance, closing with, last but
net least Washlngtons favoritc, Charley Nye. 10
Charley more than 30 any single individual is due
the credit for the success Of tho DashawAys
Words were inadequate to express tho feeling OF
respect aud homage paid him by tho people OF this
District for his manly course In the temperance
cause. He has been consistent throughout In IT,
and without single selfish motive other than the
good of his fellow-men. He was, as is always the
case, listened to with marked attention. Charley
anponnced that the Right Reverend Bishop Will
lam Pinckney would deliver lecture for tho
benefit of the Dashaways on the Goth instant, due
notice Of place to be advertised in the papers.
National Republican., 1880-05-03
Perry nrothers spring Announcement.

Perry & Brother, corner of Nlnth and Pennsyl.
vania avenue northwest have just opened a large
stock Of spring and summer dress goods for ladies'
which they are Offering at bottom prices. Every
display Of Colored goods will attest. Among their
ialties printed lawns, French jGGonets and
ofgandies, ana iHil llhs Of hoiSefy ehI gloves.
to Tie AleslTs. Perry
National Republican., 1880-05-03

The celebrated art gallery OF Mr.. Walters, of
Baltimore. Nd, will be opened to the public on
Saturday May 9Th and I5th respectively at the re-
quest Of teachers of public and private schools
who have been unable TO attend on Wednesdays.
The receipts from sale OF tickets will be distributed
among the poor Of Baltimore, and by look at the
advertisement elsewhere the places where tickets
may be obtained.
National Republican., 1880-05-03
Sale of Valuable Books.

The sale of ths fine Libraries. Law and Mlscella.
neous, by Thomas Bowling, auctloneer, will COM
mence at his rooms southwest corner of Pennsyl.
vania avenue and Eleventh street. at I:30 o'clock
this (Nonday) evening. so fine collection OF
Books is not often found at an auction sale.
National Republican., 1880-05-03
Now Advertisements.

Perry Drothers-New goods
Fords-Blg -Four Minsirels.
Mr. Walters Gallery, Baltimore.
Wanted-TcaChCT ofthe meodccn.
Arlington The0tre-New attracllOna
Meeting Of Yale Alumni Association
Theatre COmiquc-COmbMution show.
National Ihcalre-Rice's Surprise Party.
Meeting Of Washington CommaDdery, No, /.
Lost at National TheQtTc-An embT yidercd ba
National Republican., 1880-05-03

THOUSANDS of tho most prominent and intelligent
persons throughout the land hava testified to the
true merits of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. We advise
sufferers to use it Price, % cents.
National Republican., 1880-05-03
CI1'R ITEMS.
Good Evidence.

When such men as the Rev. DR.. Rankin, Rev DR..
Harvey, Professor Green, Dr.. Bartine, Colonel
others equally Trustworthy, certify over their
own signatures TO the marvellous efficacy of
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, in the
dieeascs for which It is recommended, II is time TO
dismiss doubts on the subject.
National Republican., 1880-05-03

SPECIAL ATTENTION is invited to the attractive
styles in spring clothing displayed at George +.
Tlmms & Co.'S Popular One-Prico Clothing House,
$40, southeast corner Seventh and streets
National Republican., 1880-05-03

$50 Pair Gem Solitaire Diamond studs,
weight IA carats, brilliant and finely cut Jacobs
Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-05-03

OUR $40 CASHMERE SUITS ARE THH mob
BEST AND BEST FOR THE PRICE IN THE DIS
TRlCT. NISEMAN BROS, SEVENTH AND u.
National Republican., 1880-05-03
Ono Of sam,s practical Jokes.

julius LANsBURGH, 42l Seventh street receive,
within The last few days 1900 rolls of China Mat
ting, which he proposes TO sell at startling prices
National Republican., 1880-05-03

si5O-2l&- Carat Solitaire Diamond Ring,
gem cut unusual brillianey aud perfect Jacobs
Bros, 122g Pennsylvania ave.