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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court OF the UnIted .tntea.

hoNpAf, Aptll II 1880,
No. l62.-George f. Ketchum ct al.. appelIants
W.. The County Of st. Louis, -intcrvenor; appeal
from the Circuit Court of the United States 6r Tho
Eastern district Of Missouri; decree affirmed win
costs opinion by Mr.. Justice Harlan disseuting
Mr.. Justices bradley and Strong.
No. eOi19.-FTank j. Bowman, plaintiff in error
vs. Edward A, Lewis ct al; in error to the Suprome
court OF Missouri Judgment affirmed, with costs.
opinion by MI Justice Bradley.
No. l9l,-FrAnk II. Case, receiver ETC. appellant
W.. The New orleans x Carrollton Railroad Com
paiiy ct ali appeal from the Circuit Court OF the
United states for the District of Louisiana; decree
affirmed with COSTS opinion by Mr.. Justice Stronp
No. ll2.-Ihe Amoskeag Manufacturing Com.
pnny, appellant vs.. David Trainer ct al, appeal
from the Circuit Court of the United States fJr The
Eastern district Of Pennsylvania; decree affirmed
with costs opinion By Mr. Justice Field; dissenting
Mr.. Justice Clifford. e'
No. 1hS.-Joseph w, Parish and William L. uuse
appellants, VS.. The United States; appeal from the
Court of Claims Judgment reversed and cause re.
mNuded for further proceedings, in conformity
with he opinion Of this court opinion by Mr. Jus.
lice Miller
No. 23l--Tho First National Bank of Cincinnati.
appellant vs. Frederick BuCkhNrdt, IN error to the
Circuit court OF the United States for the Southern
district OF Ohio; Judgment affirmed with costs and
interest," opinion by Mr. Justice SwNyne.
No. lS,-Ch0rlcs L, Anthony plaintiff In error,
vs.. the County OF Jasper in error to the Circuit
court OF the United States for the Western district
OF bissourii Judgment affirmed with costs opinion
by Mr., Chief-Justico Waite.
No, 2bO-Ihe Chicago & Alton Railroad Com
pany, appellant, vs.. Samuel IL, Turrilli POL, the
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MISCELLANEOUS.


During the Cimcan war Gar Nicholas
dcigned to borrow vast sums of money of the
wealthy Russian monastcrcs, and amopa
others of the Petshersi<aia Laura, a renowned
cloistcr built over the Kev cutacombs. which
was totally destroyed by fire not long since.
The patriotic fraternity Of Petsherskala
lent His Majesty 100000 roublcs, for which
they received n bond entirely written with his
own august hand When the Emperor Alex.
andcr last visited Kiov he took occasion to in
spect tho famous Laura, which contained I'm.
estimabe treasures in the way of documents
connected with the carly history of Russia.
Inc prior dceming the occasion opportune for
obtaining payment Of the loan granted some
twenty years previously to His Majestys
iathor, extracted the bond from the ieweled
caskct in which it had been reverenfly pre.
served aud handed 1t to the Gar with a pro.
found obcsance. Alexander pressed tho
parchment 10 his lips, exclaiming "In this
you possess, indeed, n treasure worth ten times
the sum it represents" and gazed fondly on
the lines traced by his fathers pen. Tho
priors heart beat high with hope that his
Sovereign would keep the bond aud straight
way ordain payment of tho lOan--perhaps,
even of the accumulated interest upon tho
original principle To his crushing discom-
future however, the emperor handed him tho
bond, calculating in a voice shaken by emo
tion, mo, no; will not rob you of this price.
less treasure. Keep it as thing holy, Of far
greater value than all your relics of saints
aud martyrs. 1t is my fathers own hand.
have not purchased 1t toe
dparlv %
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The Invention of steel Pens.

According to the following extract from
manuscript document in the library Of Aix.la-
Chapellc, entitled Historical Chronicle of AK.
la'Chapcle Second Book, year 17Is," edited
by the writer TO the Mayoralty, Johann
Jansen" it would appear that tho invention
of steel pens is OF older date than is commonly
supposed. The paper referred to says: Just
at the meeting Of the Congress l may without
boasting claim the honor of having invented
new pens. 1t is perhaps not an accident that
Goo should have inspired me at the present
time with the idea of making steel pens, for
all the ENJOYS here assembled have bought
the first that have been made, there
with, us may be hoped, to sign q
treaty of peace, which, with Gods
blessing, shall BIO rs permanent us the hard
steel with which It is written. OF these pens,
as have invented them, no man hath before
seen or heard; If kept clean and free from
rust or ink, they will continue fit for use for
many years. Indeed, man may write
twenty sheets Of paper with one and the last
line would be written as well as the first.
They are now sent into every corner of the
world as u rare thing-to Spain, France and
England. Others will no doubt make imita.
lions of my pens, but | am the man who first
invented and made them. l have sold a
great number Of them at home and abroad, ut
one shilling each, aud l dispose of them us
quickly as l can make them.p
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Chicago Burlington d Quincy Railroad Company,
appellant, VS. samuel II. Turrill; appeals from the
Circuit court Of the United States FOR the Northern
district of Illinois DEGREES affirmed with costs;
opinion by Mr. Chiei-Justicc Waite.
NO N3.-fotua Gage, appellant vs.. Patrick Car.
states FOR the Northern district Of Illinois; decree
Waite.
No. 2SG.--wininm p. Chapman ct NJ, plaintiffs in
error, VS.. Morton Bronson and Charles Ennis, OK
ecutors, ETC.; No 237. William r. Chapman Ell al,
plaintiffs in error VS. Peter q. Peterson; in error
70 the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
with costs announced by Mr.. Chie!-Justlco Waite.
No 9dl.-The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company, plaintiff in error, vs. Ella Z. True ct al;
on motion OF Mr.. William a. Mckinney, In behalf
Of counsel, dismissed with costs.
No 1l7O-John L. Merriam, appellant, VS. the
United States on motion of Mr. George a. King
Judgment dockcting and dismissng appeal re-
cause.
No. 1t76,-Rachel Ann Field Ct al, appellants, VS..
the United States; No. 1177, Alex Swift and Seth
Evans ct nj, appellants, VS.. the United States; No.
ll7e, Mary O. Bedsoe, guardian, ct al, appellants,
vs. the United states; No ll79 Alex Swift and Seth
Evans appellants, VS.. the United States on mo-
ton of Mr. solicitor-General Phillips dockcted and
dismissed.
No. 255.--Emile Moulor, plaintiff in error vs. the
American life Insurance Company; argued by Mr..
James Parsons for plaintiff in error and submitted
by Mr. Isaac iIRzehurst and Mr.. Henry Halle
hurst for defendant in error
No 256.-The Pittsburg, Cincinnati q 81. Louis
Hallway Company plaintiff in error. vs. John
Heck, use, etc; argued by Mr.. o. b. Sansum for
defendant in error and submitted by Mt. L. Walker
for plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
uONETARY MATTERS IN NEW YORK
IND SAN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Marriott.

NEW YORK, April - 1850.
Money loaned up 3 to per cent per annum,
and l-lG per diem. and closed at q per cent.
Exchange was dun and weak, and the nominal
rates were reduced y per cent. TO 1917 for sixty
days ana 1851 for demand, with actual business
at Sl12@lSj for long and iS7l4G4S7M for short
sight.
Government bonds quiet, but generally steady.
State bonds are dull and nominal.
Railroad bonds were Irregular. Iron Mountain
seconds preferred incomes dropped from 50 to IS.
and rallied TO a. Erie consols seconds fell off
from 81 to 009e and rallied to 00l5 Kansas Il
Texas rsts declined TO g9L and seconds to GO, hut
the former since sold at 100 and the latter at Oh.
Chesapeake d Ohio firsts Series 81 advanced
from 6S TO 60. Southern Pacific Of California fir is
rose TO 9lls Chicago, Burlington & Quincy sevens
sold at l22 do Fights 1897. ST. Paul consol sinking
1uhd az III; New York Central coupon rsts l261,
and Michigan Central sevons at 122. G., c. d /. G..
supplementary declined to 81 aud do incomes
10 ~ but the latter recovered to 49,
Inc stock market was heavy in the early deal
lrgs, ana prices declined "a to 81 per cent. the
southwestern shares, Erie, Pacific Mnii and West
eTn Union leading the downward movement. To.
ward the close there was recovery of q to ~ per
cent, the Coal shares andibe Southwestern stocks
being most conspicuous in the improvement. The
advance was partially lost in the final dealings
Inc transactions aggregated SS7 900 shares, IN
Guiding Delaware, Lackowanna y Western 1900,
Erie 1880, Iron Mountain 10000, Kunsns Il Texas
4lOOO. Lake Shore 1000 Northwestern 1900 New
Jersey Central $4,000 New York Central 1000
Ohio y Mississippi 1900, Pacifc Mail, $1,000 81.
Union 1900.
llu cIusinp nunto finnu ,voro M uonn,y..
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FREE ADVERTISING.
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WANTED. FOR RENT &C,
or acceptable nature and not to exceed four lnes
on our third page are free 10 all.
No Business Advertisements Inserted without pay
business Advertisements inserted in this column at
five cents per line for Gaeh insertion.
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second, third, many repetitions necessary
to secure what yOu advertise for, We wish the ad.
vertisers to feel that they not imposing on as but
are doing us a favor by using our Iree columns, as we
are determined 10 make I'll Ij REPU BLlCAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
TO INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postoce If initials used they should be directed
TO the care Of some person, firm or posoillce box.
No free advertisements taken aner o'clock y. No.
Advertisements can bo lett at Office
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From a woll-Known citizen of Chicago.

CHICAGO, LII, Jan. /, 1850.
IT. II Va,Rer &c Co., Rochester, N. T.:
GENTLEMEN: ! have used Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure with the greatest sat
isiuction. 1T is the ouly remedy l have ever
used that | can recommend to my friends, as
it has cured INC of Brights Disease of Ion!
standing, after having visited the White Sui
phur Springs OF Virginia, and trying innu-
mcrable so-called "remcdics" Of tho day. Huv-
ing resided here for iurty-sGven years, my
friends will DO glad to see this statement. The
dscoyerer is, indeed public benelactor
WILLIAM II. PATTERSON,
1901 Wabash avenue, near Twenty. ninth
street.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
To take effect
suNDAY. NOV. DO. lslO. AT l.3O z. II.


a. AZ Leave Washington
b"l-blitmore. Ellcott City and Way stations
GV1TTtSE,M nOhtk, PHlLADILPllA. AND BIOS
w., hAfhNNS. On sundays 10 baltimore only
o,o Br psis, at Relay station. VIZ. ,,,,.,,
GoV-bMtlinOrGi Annapolis, ana Way (Pledmont
ana Way, via Rony)
s0p-tBALfIMORE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
sl0-Point OF Rocks, Piedmont, Strasburg, Wluches.
ter, HagerstOwn, and Way stations.
6l5 NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA BOSTON,
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Parlor Car TO
New York and Phlndalphl
&35-tST. LOUIS. CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. AND
PITTSBURG EXPRESS. Frederick, Hagers-
town and Valley Branch Except Sunday.
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AT social game of poker Virginia City
merchant recently won au undeveloped gravel
claim, near Nevada City, and WAS laughed at.
He said, with some strong language, that he'd
show EN- trick or two, and after Sailing"
his gravel bed with $500 worth Of gold dust
and small nuggets, induced Eastern capitalists
TO examine his rich Claim. They did so,
bought it of him for $1,000, and insthe first
thee weeks took $1,000 out of the claim.
Then the Virginia City merchant was very
much disguised with himself
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1879
GREAT
1879

r,,1, .PE,N!NsYhXANIA ROUTE, -. 49,,
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND souTHWEsT
srlENbIb daS$A Ef SE EQUIP
TRAINS Ii sa4SNNAH66a fo i8sf Depot cor
FOR nf f q afs a aRf s WIT 81 h NJ daily with
Pilsburg to Cincinnati, s.. Louis and Chicago
i4oPc II day With b PsIase Car 70 Thees3n
For Cansndn!gua Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls
and the North at u; IN daily, exeeqt sunday;
to CanandAgua. For WilllamBport, Lock Haven
, and Emi a. At 1910 II. IN. daily except sunday.
For New York and the East, $40 Il. M. lSOand $40 p
Limited Express o. Pullman Parlor Cara 900 a, m.
daily, except Sunday.
ut Jersey City with boats OF Brooklyn Annex
nrording direct transfer 70 Fulton street avoid.
on sunday S:SO and niS o. m.
F EnS ESpTSss S d aSsy except S sn do
40, 5tt, TAO. and p:l5 p. in. On Sunday, 1910 o.
M. 500 $40, ana el5 y.
For Pope's Creek Line. q. IN. and 40 p III. daily,
On Avn AFTER APRIL :, 1850:
For Annapolis 600 q. m. aud 40 D. M daily except
ALI!XANpRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandra, !, 7;ln o. II n. M 400 500 G25,
and ll:3O p. M ON Sunday, !, y ana IL T. n. and S
For Richmond aud the south 700 o. M. daily. and
- $40 y. III daily except sunday.
M, l26O, 3, o, 4 lud " T. III. ana " midnight
on sunday At and 10 a, N. and 9;.5 ?. m.
Commodatons can be procured at the onlces-uorth'
cast corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
wanna avenue. and at the depot where orders can De
ien for me checkhs or baggage TO destination from
L. i. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager,
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS.
FOR WROUGHT IRON GATES FOR THE Ma
OFFICE OF DKror ouAgTER,rAsTrR,


OFFICE OF DRPoT QUARTERStAsTER,C
WAsHtSGToN, ID. C., April o. 1880. J
Sealed proposals. In triplicate, VIII be received at
this Office until IL o'clock noon May O. 1850, at which
time and place they Will he opened In the presence of
bidders for furnishing, delivering aud setting In
places IN Gatewnys at Arlington National Cemetery,
Virginia, two pairs of Wrought Iron Gates, In ac-
cordance with The drawings ana specifications which
will be distributed to bidders on application there
for. The working plans can be seen and examined
at this office ONLY.
The Gates will he made In two folds, to swing upon
hinges and pivot steps (Alrendy estabshed) shown
on The drawings consequently the gates will only be
contracted for
BIDS are especially invited from parties actually
engaged in Tie manufacture of Wrought Iron work.
One copy of this advertisement should be securely
attached TO each tripllcate proposal aud he men
toned therein as comprising part of It,
The successful bidder will be required to enter into
written contract " III the United States, with good
and approved security, IN the sum of two thousand
$1,000 dollars, within ten iO) days after being mott
fed of the acceptance of his proposal.
Proposals. should be inclosed IN sealed envelopes,
Endorsed proposals for Wrought Iron Gates and
addressed to the undersigned
The United states reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals
apl2 A. r. ROCKWELL. Dcpot Qudriermdster.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, April H.
Beef Cattle-AlRrlIet more active; prices I'M
changed, quality considered. Very best. 5@57sc;
first qualityI1s@6 medium, a4@4; ordinary, 235G63
Most sales We're from 47s@5lgc, Receipts, 1911
head sales, OPS head.
Swiue-Supply only moderate and demand fairly
active quotations. G3{@G1Ec.; receipts, G,l52 head
The arrivals Of sheep and lambs were Gss
head; quotations, sheep, ig634c,; lambs $500 50
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District Courts.


SUPREME CouRr OF THE DisTRIcT--JusTICEs wYIE
AND CoN.-Putnan VS.. Stevens; hearing COM
menced.
CIRCUIT CouRT No. l-JusTIcE MACARTHUR
District of Columbia VS.. Johnsons; on trial.
CIRCUIT Court No. Reconnaissance CARTIER
Potomac Steamboat Company VS.. Follansbee; on
defendant for sloG.3l with interest. Hewitt vs.
TGlcott; Judgment by default:
EQUITY CouRr-JusTICE HAGNER.-Minlln vs.
Miillin; testimony ordered taken by Irving Will
hanson johnson VS. Fugit; special auditor or
dered to report In twenty days. Boyce VS.. Boyce
appearance Of absent defendant ordered. STILES
VS.. Wheeler ct al; pro confesso against all the
defendants Arundel VS.. INLAY; sale vacated and
deposit ordered returned Lewis vs. Kennedy on
hearing.
CRIMINAL CouRT = JUSTICE JAMES. John Patch
convicted of assault upon DR.. Muncasier; motion
ior new trial oveuuled and sentence suspended
John McBirnoy, convicted OF keeping gaming
table; motion for new trial overruled; sentenced
10 the penitentinry for one year and stay of the ex
ecution ordered that the case may be heard in the
on John II. Crane; guilty John Burke and John
darlington, convicted Of assault aud resisting OH
assault and battery on Mary Hill; on trial. George
Dimmorc, convicted of grand larceny; motion for
new trial argued, but hearing not concluded.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT - JUSTICES
WYLIE AND CoX.-No. 90 Browning vs. District OF
Columbia; 80, Campbell VS.. District of Columbin;
90 Oliver vs.. Cameron; rs, District of Columbiav w.
Brooker; 90, Shirley VS.. Freedmen's Savings and
CIRCUIT CouRr No. 1-JusTIcE MACARTHUR
No. 5l9, Mnddux VS.. Dasenbrock; sol. Schlessnger
ct al. VS.. Best 3Dl, Mccoy vs. Fowler. 553 William.
son VS.. Thompson; 555. Brown vs. Davis; 557. Muir
ply VS.. Bean; $50. Bloxhnm ct nj, VS.. Page; sol,
Green ct nl., eSecutors.'vs W. " G. Il. X Co.. 1S7,
Butler VS.. Butler; Az Davis Il Holden VS.. Hall Il
Hume; ~, Lewis, trustee, VS., shepherds; 467,
Busey VS.. Magnrrity; 4S9. Baker vs. Babcock ct al.
CIRCUIT Court No. 2-JusTIcE Cox.-No 45i.
lhlrnstein, trustee Deale; 52S, SILVER Brown;
go Lyons vs. First Coored Wesley Church. 622,
Boyer VS.. Hewitt & Follansbcc GU, Carr vs. Nor
rson GEO. shobor VS. Hill 600, First National
Bank OF New York VS.. Kelly ct al, CSC Walker VS..
Fague 200 Armes VS.. Diurich ct a.. 7lG Moses VS..
Carrol 1856, Mitchell VS.. District of Columbia; 746,
Gleason vs.. Townsend 756, May VS.. Gilmore; 76S,
United States use OF McCRuley VS.. DOOlin ISL,
Spiker & Co. VS.. Doug ass So, BARLEY VS. Winches-
ter; $50, Toman VS.. Phelps; $50 Pomeroy ct nj. VS..
Walsh $40 CoXen VS.. Klopier; sI4 CObell VS.. Alice;
SIC, Reidell vs.. Vale; Sji, Dodge VS.. Busey.
EQuITY CouRT-JusTIcE HAGNER.-No. 6. Boards
VS.. Center 7, Mcpherson VS. Lowell: 10, CNstel VS..
Laws; 10, Zantziuger VS.. ZantzIger; 10, joyce vs..
Joyce JIG, Campbell VS.. Smith; H. Shyne vs.. Bryan;
Is, Waddy VS.. Anderson; 10, Spaids VS.. spaids 20,
Smith vs.. Kenny.
CRIMINAL COURT - JUSTICE JAMES. - Thomas
SmOthers. rape and assault with intent to commit
rape upon Miss Lena Liens.
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DIED.

WILSON -JOHN a. WILSON on the 18th inst,
after long and painful illness, only son ofJohn VIII
son, aged - years,
Funeral "Wednesday, the 18th. at 3 o'clock y, M,
from the Western Presbyterian church on IA street,
between Nineteenth ami Twentieth streets. Friends
are invited TO attend, Hpl32t
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G ENERIL I1IRRETS.
Georgetown Grain Market.
Etsfrn,rfrug.v,sns

ARRIVALS.
BoAt Ruby. with 1900 bushels of wheat boat
london, with 5000 bushels of corn ana r. bushels
Of wheat boat Hattie and Bessie with 1900 bushels
of wheat; 5000 bushels Of corn were sold at IS
cute
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MORRlS-STOTSI,NB In this city, on Mon,
day. AIrl 1! at the Foundry church, BY The Rev.
PeylOn Is Brown Mr.. joins W. Morris, of New
YORK, 10 Mrs. ALICE H. srors ESBuRG, Of Washing.
ton city, {. api3-ltN
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TEE SMITH 4 EGGR MANUFACTURING co

LOCK BOX l700, BRIDGEPORT, CONN,
Manuino urers Of speciRltes In Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally Government and Giant Pad
locks, sewing Machine Locks, Piano Locks Organ
Locks the automatically made Giant sash Chain, su-
pBTur to every other and very much cheaper. No
special pulley required Tho Smith & Egge Manufao,
turing Co also gives special attention TO the making
OF estimates for the cost Of the manufacture OF pat
ented inventions aud all The necessary tOOs and the
manufacturing OF the same on royalty. An commu.
nlcAtions treated cOnndenualy, oclB-eOCm
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PROFESSIONAL.
FUTURE DAYS.

DR. BOswORTH, Qls L STREET N. W, Is THE
- most skillfu and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever in this city, All nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured. Female diseases specol-
iy. Refers to Senators ID. W. VOORHEES,, Indiana, j.
j. Patterson, S. C.; Samuel Normont Washington. D..
G., and otherg Consultation nee A competent and
null-ly
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SyIyTMER RESOR,CS

HENTLltME EN- can get board in the country north
~ OF Washington, In private family; 20 minutes
by rail and 10 station; persons that can form n
party of their friends to occupy fine large
desirable; reference required. Address
COMFORT,
ap7.dtmi Republican ofice, Washington, d. Z.
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WANTED-HHELP.

~ a 49, -
boy or youth 10 drug store; ono who has had ex-
ID perience pTeerred: need not apply unless will
ing to work and can furnish satisfactory testmo-
mails as o honesty, good habits, etc Apply in own
handwriting TO w X b, Republican Office giving age,
reference, etc. npl3
~ Oop steady white girl protestant O do house
W work in small family. Gail at i0l Massachusetts
ave ". apis
A RESPECTABLE girl aged ~ to.li years. TO as-
IA sist In housework. Apply At pa Second ST II Q,
A " experienced sRleslndy Apply. with references
"A at HAYDNS and l0C Store. SO3 seventh 81 n W.
ENoR the Children's Hospital, middlc-agcd woman
~ as nurse; none but can read need apply, Apply
at corner of Thirteenth aud w SITS w Rpl2
A v Office boy large or small. Address = Box
"A iS5, City npl!
A FIRSTCLASS operator oU (old) Wheeler II VII.
"A son sewing machine TO sew on white work.
Apply at No 2l7 First st N aiter D m. apl2
~ IRL TO do general housework in small family:
" white preferred, Apply NJ No is Flth 81 SO.
a. IRL for general house.wOrk In family Of three;
w don't apply unless well recommended No,
lg2h Eleventh 81 n W. apo
MEAT, tidy grl must he good washer and
~ irOner aud come well recCmme uded. Apply nj
500 List W. apo
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LOST.
PERSONAL.

XNTANlED-TO form tue acquaintance Of u stu
w dent of MunsOns PhOnogruphY object, nu-
tual assislgncci references exchanged, Address ID /
w, Republican Oiloe Apl0-3tt
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SAN FRANCISCO, April r. 1850
The following are the Official closing qu ttAums Of
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nArSINESS CHANCES
FOR RENT AND SALE

EoR LOAN-Money loaned on approved real
DANENIIOWEH & SON, 1912 stnw api2
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CEMEVEWY NOTECI
CANDEK or NEW YORK.
~ SPECIALIST.

sary IN my Pho treatment or Female Weak but
must all patients TO know lhelT cOnduOu) then
any person can my remedies themselves Ca
tarrh cured aud deafness caused by caturrh Loss OF
mental power vgor and general debility by either
restored. For further Information, and dhcu'
ties Of which treat. you must make Application Rt
my onice, No. 49, Ninth street northwest RILEY
BUILDING. ONCE and Tesdence. Consultation free
TO all. do3-ly