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District Courts.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT CHIEF.J JUSTICE
CARTIER AND JUSTICE WYLIE. - Seal VS.. Naylor;
opinion by the Chief Justice reversing decree
below and directing an account Of the dealings
between the parties. United States vs.. Perkins on
argument. MIR. John n. Beal was appointed a
United States commissioner and examiner in
Chuncery.
CIRouiT CoURT No. l-JusTIcE MACARTHUR.-
JoTgenson VS.. Shepherd; gurllishee Judgment of
condemnation. Smith vs.. Millard Judgment by
costs. Dubois VS.. Hills; Judgment on stipulation.
Hayden VS., Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company on
hearing
Freundi defendant called and judgment William.
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by virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia, passed in Equity cause No.
l,lIs, doc 20, VIII offer for sale at auction, on
TUESDAY, the 23d DAY OF MARCH, lssQ, at .
o'clock p. m, In front Of the premises lots Nos. 20
nnd - la ODunOghucs subdivision of part OF lot q
IN square No BIS, in the city of Wnshington, ~ 9.
Lot . Fronts twenty-five feet on North q street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets and lot 20 fronts
twenty-five feet on WashingtOu street, both of said
lots having depth of 100 feet.
Terms OF sale +Ono-hnlr cash; residue In two equal
payments at six mud twelve months, with six per
cent Interest. deposit Of 50 on oaCl lot at time
Of sale
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-5l lDR. CANDEK OF NEW YORK
SPECIALIST,

treat HcmOrrholls or FILES. VIII
glyo S5nO for any case Of itching,
Blcolng, Blind or Projecting pllos
my remedies WIN not help anu cure.
1 uSo only external and informal
remedies, no caustiCs no aC ds. an I'M.
relief, no detention nom
business. / treat and cure all FpmMe
Mnnl. l.nn..nH- mo nNunl lnnIl nm. nnnna.
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ENGISEER DFPARTMEST,0
DISTRICT COLUMBIA,
WAsIuNuToS. March y, 1850.
Sealed proposals will he received Mt this Office until
~ 2O'cock NJ. on WEDNESDAY, March 81 1880, for
the construction OF an Ogg.snpcd sewer OIL Seven
tcenth street from g to u streets northwest In
cordance with plans aud specifications flo In this
Department
blank forms and specifications can be obtained al
this office, with all necessary Information, upon ap
plicaton therefor. ana bids upon these forms Will
alone be considered.
BY order nj the Board of commissioners ofD. G.
w. j. TWINING,
Major of Engineers, l.. s. A.,
mnr23-6t Engineer commissioner. u. G.
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TI,AYELERN, GUInE.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Tho Great Double-Trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH NoRTHwEsr WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST
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BY virtue ofn decree Of tho suprome court of the

CHANCERY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT on
- ELEVENTH STREET N. W., WASHING
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THE FOLLOWING FRIES!
Sll2 400
Half Tickets, 81.
90 Tickets, 500.

| 1860 Prizes, Sll240O
| whole Tickets, Sc, Half Tickets, ~,
] ~ Tickets, $50. 90 1iOkcts, 500,
All applications for club rates should bo msds TO
! tile homo office ~
Full Ilsl OF drawing pub isheh In Louisville CouR.
/ IfR-louWSAL ana New York Herald ana mailed to
all LicSo hodeTs send all orders by money or bank
dra in letter by express Orders of 80 au upward
hy express be sent AZ our expense. Addre3s Il,
| NJ. BoARDMAN Courcr,Journa building, Louis
| Vile, Ky., or at lB3 broadway, New York,
| Also ]. W, CLARK, 1908 Now York avenue, Wash
ngton, ID o.
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SAN FRAScIsCo. March 20, 1850.
The following are The oIilGaI closing IuOti.tiuns OF
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sUp-TnrAsunY nALANcls
PaoIlio Mining SlnnISs.

Siolu slV ,lHS, ~
CuFTeicy. o,OlI,lit
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Tho above sale is postponed TIL SATURDAY, the
I'd day Of April, 1870. NJ same hour ana place.
marAeUd REGINALD EENDALL Trustee.

REGINALD FENDALI, Trustee.
DuNCANsoN Bros. AuctioneerB marl2eoddds
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VNLAND AND sEABOARD COAsrlNG COM
4 PANY.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE,
AND THE SOUIH.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE .Fr3lss
Will leave WushingOn on MON ks<a@t2sYARf'
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRI steESsF6i 1stsffr
DAYS at 6aUp ~" stopping at PneY Point and Point
Lookout, connecting with stgNmers TO Boston, New
York and RichInond, and railroad lines South.
Leave Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS Ntip M.
Fircisvs i,re..,'.ii co Round lrlp...,.,,-,.sl 20
SecOndClass arp..... 55. Round trip.....,.. II 10
TOR POTOiTIC @ RIGER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON leaves sixth
street Wharf every Monday and 1hursdHy, ~ a. M,
for Nominl, ana SATURDAY Or LeOnardtOwn, stopping
AZ principal landings going and returning,
SIIcA MERn ran NEW YORK
The Steamerl JOHN GIBSON and y. O. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier u, East River Now YORK, ov-
cry Saturday, ~ y. MI Georgetown Friday morn
ing aud Alexandria same day,
Freight taken at lowest rates Apply at Office, under
National Metropolitan Bank, Fifteenth streotor otlce
OF agent foot OF SIKH street, WmhlngQn, aud Wa
Ter street. Georgetown, BAN l. BACON,
se2i President
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PROPOSALS..

DRoPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING EGG
4 SHAPED sEWER ON sEVENTEENTlI
STREET. DErWEEN @ AND STREETS
NORTHWEST.
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HdhSh

n OST-On the 18th instant, in the Centre market,
IL pockeibook containing small sum ot money,
ring and keys; name of owner the pocketbook. a
reward Will be paid ON It's to No l2l st
innr20-3t
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AUCTION SALES.
CHANCERY SALE.

FUTURE DAYS.
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Georgetown cattle market.

Tioga has levied an assessment of 26 cef
share, and Martin White one of so cents.
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A DOCTOR oflarge experience will attend unfor
IA tunate girls and provide u home for infants III
reasonable rates, In advance, with promise OF future
correctness. Address DR. A B ID, City Posoilicc.
pl.4ti
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nN Sunday evening, on Maryland ave, between
" Twelfth and Thirteenth sts, q Rosary, Will
Heart and CruchS owner can Ind it now at No Oh
1 Istnw. muu2i-3t
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Iowa..

We suppose that GRANT wouiu oe more
easily defeated than BLAINE next Noyem-
Der; yet we can't help feeling some interest
in the BLAINE canvass for the nomination.
Don CAMERON and CONKLING cheated him
so copsummalely cut OF his dues in Penn
sylyania and New York that we feel as II
he ought to be treated with some considera-
ton by his Democratic opponents; and
then, too, we want to aid the BLAINE men
in Virginia as against General MALONE and
the other GRANT men. So we chronicle with
some satisfaction the statement that on last
Saturday week BLAINE carried the county
conventions of seventeen counties in Iowa,
thus bagging in one day l46 delegates to the
State Convention. The names OF the coun'
ties are Adair, A'amakee, Appanooss'
Buchanan, Clark, Davis, Delaware, Guthrie,
Keokuk, Louisa, Marshall, Marion, Monroe
Ripegold, Polk, Van Buren,, and Wayne.
z. s. The latest news is that from ~
cOuniie. 2l0 delegates are Instructed or
pledged for BLAINE and only % for GRANT.
But the GRANT "boomsters VIII
boom" all the same.
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4 MOTHER REVELATION.
.,,,r pu,r osopnY OF HAPPINESS AND PAIN
AsALYzEp, AND TnEwAY BYwh'oh
THEY NAY BE CoNTRoLLtD
EXPLAINED.
SOME PHASES OF MISERY AND ELEMENTS
or JoY-now TO MANAGE BOTH.
now p,cu REWARDS ARE NOW SECURED
By pEsposDENT SUFFERERS.
VIEW SCIENTIFIC FACTS OF IMPORTANCE

II Il matter OF private history tn,. 1ensra,
rcton was bed 10 death. His last Illness "as
si,sb,' and caused principally by wearlnss.. =
nhvsician was called. who "b'ed MN copi"as,y.
Strange 70 say, the paiien, beam no swsy large
smount or The vital fluid Thus. In tucces~on ,on
nhysIcIaps drew away the life OF great mth' wiz
,n,e uded by nature for an old age ana VINO pre
msturely drd-nurdered py ,nI, n,encing "
kuo,ber ncriod came upon the people. " "ss a
dime when IL was said that all diseases had neIr
origin In the sfomsch and liver III IS 'ne ,nvse
Vital organs perform great iunc,ions. anu i,id
rnt heartily but hundreds OF complaints are 'alu
40 their charge which they never cause. Nussncsu
thinkers and scientists now know mat me hlui'y
are realty the great orgaus OF The bufnan sss,Trh.
The work which they 90 Is simply marvellous. rug
sonach M, solves the food: the liver separates tne
nutritious from the irnufritious: hui inc hnncys
| stand guard over the blood and the eniire oouy'
| IA, ling hack the many pOIsone wDlcn seek w GU
ter 1t. But organs when perform su.n Manv
| Gces arc very easily thrown out OF ord r. MANY
neon,e have headaches and do not know ina. tcey
srise from diseased kidneys. OherS are smiC,eu u
with iasstude. dependency pains ~ me oacs' anu
loss of appetite. and wonder WAT ,e ano,har
new fact No one who has perfect kidneNs wa. eVsr
| troubled with rheumatism. WhyE kDeumausn - !.
,r,c acid in rbe blood. How does the uric acii ee.
| IN the bloodp Because the kidneys ar weakeneu
ana cannot throw IL from the system Inc trun Is
MANY people are suffering rom kidney irouo'es 70
day who do not know II, hut who SHOULD KNOW IL
and attend 10 them at once. s,ao.sos ,o,v
TIE only certain remedy for kidney diseases nom
known is warmers SAFE Kidney Cure. IL Is purely
vegeie be, acts directly upon the kiobsys: ans -
guaranteed 10 not only promptly check AL Ifs cr
troubles but BrIghrs disease In gu me 'erri-
ole pha 'es OF that dreadful maIadv " Is ior s'e
all parts of the an and there are few, any VINO
will not be greatly beuefled by is USE Health
brings SO much happiness, and delays are so dan
gerous. ap l2-M1t
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ar. a. =, understand the state OF things
!, Illinois. We are constantly told By tue
GRANT organs that oil the Delegates ITO"
,hs, State 70 the RepublicsA National Con.
vco,,on will certainly be GRANT men ye'
the Times and the 1rtbane. two 'eao'"e
Journals 10 Chicago, tt.ll US that the vo'e %
Illinois will be dIstri buted amongst uhANi,
BIZ Arxr, and other. The Tribune Is ed"eu
bv Hon. JosErH MepnL. once mayor o.
that CITY, and s'aways accounted gc"',e.
man. To the very last issue OF his paper nc
SAYS the tally n Illinois now Is BLAME
81; GRANT, -, wAsHsrRSE. ! sHshAAs ;,
I. That d ossn't look as II GRANT were ~
all certain 70 yet the vote Of bis own STATE
The 71Aes says:
9TH or, "a something akin to panis
among ,ss, Logan Grant men and some'
thing NE combustion OF all the oteeI
son,s rrainst them. Whatever may hnshy
resnn n is perfectly clear at this date ,na'
befursn now and convention time ,ne,t
ysiu se some lively figuring done aao .ns;'
I'm s,sse Of their boasts, the Grant kepuo'i
.us re not half a. sure OF the state as thes
haga claimed TO be-" =,
.m..xr,s friends In Illinois are wise. IL
,h, . ear Give BLAINE tho delegation from
ltrat State, GRANT will not allow his name
hso 60 before the National Convention. ne
k.ould not do much in that body with h''
own State against him. whilst SHERMAN nae
solid delegation from Ohio, and BLAINE
solid delegation from Name. IL BLAINE
can maintain the lead which he now mas
his friends may follow the example set o'
Doy CAMERON and CoNKrISG Ia Pennsyiva
mia and New York aud instruct the deiega
ton to vote as q anti. Or, In other WORDS
for BLAINE. But, as We have said' tot
GRANT men scout che report tnat bLA'N'
can carry Illinois over GRANT. we sha'
see what we shall see.
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IaAT DECISION. MIR. MASSEY, or bis
apoioeists, should plead ignorance OF thu
decision Of the Supreme Court OF Appeals
which declared that the sums due to the
State for zines. &C., might be paid in cou.
pons, we again refer 20 the case OF Clarke
rs. 7yter. In that case the Court Of Ap
peais decided that coupons were receivable
for dues to the publie-school fund, and
issued o nseadamms compelling the Officer
to receive thea. The position now assumed
by Mr. Massey was assumed then by the
counsel in the case, who claimed that in.
asmuca as fines were by zhe Constitution
dedicatndaothe school fund the Legislature
had no Power to pass a law authorizing
coupons 10 be received for fines. But the
Court ovesyuled the plea. Itsaid:
"NeIther the Constitution nor any ACT
passed in pursuance thereof srequires' the
collectors q the puklc revenSe., nor The
-Audsso 10 Keep separate and olstiDct each
particular fise assessed against offenders
and pay II over Us collected to the Literary
Fund; but The requirement Is, Gnnn fair
construction. to turn oxer to the Literary
Fund whatever amount may come koto The
treasury from fhe source of fines, and
dedaeate that anoant to The purposes midi
Gated"
The Court says II Is Mr.. MAssEY's duty
TO turs over 10 the Literary Fund whatever
Amoupt snay come into the treasury from
zines; ard 10 receive coupons for such
fnss. nr, MASSEY tresfs the decision witt
contempt add orders bis collectors TO re.
fuse to receive coupons.
last that highef-lawismf u not, then
WILLIAM H. SEWARD never ta~ght that
doctrine.
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A large party OF leading businessmen OF
Cincinnati Will leave that city Tuesday
next. under the auspices OF its Board If
| Trade. for an extended sout bern excursion.
| Rece otions will be rendered the excursion
| ISIS 1T Chatianoota a, ALBANIA, Savannah, and
other points. The party will go over the
recently. completed Cincinnati Southern
railroad. Augusta. Ga, is making great
preparations for visit from Cincinnati
merchants there.
The Shenandoah Valley declares that an
unnamed. headiess mixed ticket will never
receive the support OF the white people Of
the great Valley MANY OF them voted for
re&di ustment, hat none OF them sold tuem-
selves into political bondage. They are a
free people, and dsdaiu, despise. and abhor
tyranny in any shape or form. Malone
ma, send out his edicts commanding votes
for an independent ticket, but they will
not be needed.
Leadyille boasts OF five theatres. four
churches, and large number Of gambling
houses and dance-hOases, which ply their
business openly eight and day, Sunday and
Saturday. There is go atteat,on paid 10
Sundav at all Each theatre has band Of
music attached to it. They are all out on
Sunday evening paradihg the streets, drum.
ming up an audience for their several thea
tres
The W,theyille Dispatch reports that The
Zine Company at Martins starion which re-
Gently sold, or sgi eed to seti, IT'S property TO
George w. Palmer, OF Saltvllle, for Sj0. 900,
nov wishes 10 Iecede from tie contract.
The Btae Ridge Echo states that the Hon.
james Barbour anf DR.. K. Is. Lewis, the
head OF the ReAdiSster patty 10 Culneper,
will have nothing to do with ebe Fusion
ticket.
The Blue Ridge Echo saws thar Colonel
j. T.. Gibson, OF Cuipeper, "is prominent
candidate TO succeed Genera Hun'ca."
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Another man has risen to remark tba
Mr.. Sew our will not be candidate for The
presidency under any circumstances. His
name is Theodore Cook, ana he lives II
Cincinnati. He is also Il Groesbeck man.
Washington Post.
"He lives in Cincinnati" That tells bow
much he knows about it. He has seen Dir
SEYMOUR " recently" it is said. True; ant
Mr.. SrYMoUR's own townsmen have recent
,y nominated him for President.
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sporsYLvANiA ALL RlGHT.-A letter from

SPoTsYLvANIA ALL RlGHT.-A letter from
Spotslyvania says:
You may rest tasy about Independent
electoral tickets IN this section. Many o,
the leading ReAdjus ers say most em ohati
cally that they are determined to 60 for The
Democratic namiRee for President. An(
they speak In anything else tbtn compli
mertary terms OF an attempt to sell out u
the bighee, bidder by such a Transparent
dodge and fraud as an Independent eIectora
ticket.
Many men here WHO voted the Rcadiustel
ticket a.e sick enough OF that party's d.
ings in the last General Assembly. They
say they would ace the Readjusters at thu
devil before they would vote with then
again; and they mean il. Billy Malone il
a wonderfully "keen" man. but there !:
such thing as going TOO far. As st. An
drew says, "Give him the rope"
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The dssk horse y mol so apt 10 sis the
rsce for the nomiuation 10 the ReDBbliean
~ 80 the Democratic National Convection.
1t requires Only msjerity to nor,Inste -
TIE former, whilst It requires two-hirds In
the latter. Therefore, though the Demo-
erat< prefer GRAM aad the Republicans
T'Losx, yet the la'tcr does mol stand as
good chance Tor success as the former.
We suppoe that each party prefers the
wsaken Of ibe caodIdates Of IT, adversary.
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DEATala.

Died. at the residence 0f her daughter, Mrs, r.
bduson. st Ashland. Va on saturday The 10Th d
Ard. 1880. Mr.. RO,ihA u. GIBSON, relict o.
the cate n. nry Gibson.
Fsseral fr m g.. r. era ca,hedrai MONDAY the
IL in. taut ~ O'Clock. Friends OF the family
invited 20 attend.
died, ia Manchester. M he residence Of nj,
mo her. Mrs. MAY a. Lang, at .'c.0ck szsu day
y ls rhine, JOIN 9. BUCHANAN. In the twesiy.
His funeral viii lake place from the Msnci,es,er
Pn sbyisf1an church kUNnAi AFTERNOON.
Invited TO afiend.
Died, a. * O'clock p b., AsriI 9th, LIZZIE
6iLMER- Youngest daughur OF q, opei A. 81
baGrd: aged seven yeArs and one month.
Tier nDtrnl VII Ase Place from her hHrs. ro<i.
o y. x. eorner lshth ana Cay Streets SUNDAY
MvhhiNG 10 10 0'c.oek.
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MARRIAGES.

Married on The Oh Anti. 1880, ny the Rev. T.
{; I)ashiel al the brides resi- enee, LENARD
BERKLEY asd LILLE ID. HAY; ali OF this q "
Cry paper, please coVv
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OREGoY.-Oregon seems to have reSolued
for FIELD, and to have instructed for TIL
DEN and HENDRICKS. That's the way we
understand II, ne,ghbor.
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LETTINGS.
RICHMOND, VA, April IL, 1880.

RICHMOND, VA April l2, 1880.
MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem r.
wi bers Of LOG FRANCHISE. No. 53, NIX
are requested 10 attend sia'ed comDunca. ,
ZION OF their LO ge THIS monday EVENING al 2
O'Clock at ~. AIbans Hall. All Master MssonS III
good stsndi, e ar, fraiernally invited to attend.
by oroer Of the W NJ.
an l2-lik StcrclaTy.
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The Norfolk Ledger commends to the
City Council OF that city our suggestion In
regard 10 bonds OF small denominations.
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The Virginia Medical Monthly for April
is on our table.
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A NNAWON TRIBE, No. 30. |. o. X. NJ,
N 18TH SLEEP, PLANT MOON, g. :. ID. $50,
O. ,MMON ERA, APRIL IL, $780, CHIEFS AND
BROTHERs,-fou are requ sled - ath M me
regular council fire OF your 'rbc THIS SLEEP at
taken IN regard 10 celebrating -. TamnN' day.
siso The vi. ing Co umtee OF sister tribes VIII be
present It's earnestly requested hat every brother
who can will be lent.
BY order of The w. - Il. w. CARTER
Al Il-lft ChIef Of Records.
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q " USi,st ENI>
DGUHMOND THEATRE.

RlCHMOND THEATRE.
SIX NIGHTS Nd MATTINEES
WEDNESDAY md SATURDAY AT 2:30 +. NJ,
commencing MONDAY, APRIL 18TH.
The great and only
PROFESSOR Nj. MAGALLISTER
mo .arcii al all WiZirdsD.
IN HIS WONDERFUL A>TEhN ILLUSIONS.
ELEGANT AND COSTLY PRESENTS.
100 given away AZ very performance. 100
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Crchesrrs, Pdrqaetp, Ard DTess-Circle, with pre-
senI Of two envel' pes. soc.
Family Circle. " tn presen OF one envelope, CSC.
Gallery, win pre- ent of one envelope. 25c
dollar ticket eutiile tie hOlder to ADM -stou 10
INV part OF he hou e, with presen OF SIX enyel
Opes.
Reserved seats on sale AZ c. =. JoHNsTON'S mu-
81 IS OFT wthOu .xra charge sale commencing
FRIDAY, April 9Th apS-4t
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sTwenty- Gve per cent. deducted.
p l.. PALMER. President;
WILLARD Mt RRIIL, Secretary.
STATE OF WIsCoSsIs-ClTY AND COUNTY OF
MILWAUKEE,. IS
Be 4 rrinember.o, hat on the 20 h day OF Janu-
ars. 1880 "a the city Aforesaid. before me. Francs
BiOodsood. a commissioning re'ident in The said
city, driy comu iOr I'd al qus ibed by the execu
tive authority. and under IA, laws Of The Stale OF
Virginia. ~ IKE sckurwltdsmerts OF dcer &c..i
b. cd recorded herein y. rsonsily appeared III.
l.. PALMER, Pre-idrnr. snn WILLARD MERRILL,
Secretaiy, II ibt NoRTHwEsTERS MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY oi Milwaukee. WIZ. who,
oeiug 0uly sxnr', d. pose anu say. and each for
himself say aai he, are HE above -de'criDei Of
6cers ~ the ssi1 compauy. and tnat the fosegoin
Is tue and corr Get taieo en- OF ihr nc ual condi.
ton ~ sid gaUy'oa on the lat y o' Us Cal
carlo VIII. III, $40 d,y NJ Drc-mber. iS70-ar-
corci a. he best oi iber information, knowt dee,
and reli.f 1, ~, o. etivel,.
.~~>, IN fe-umony whereof have hereunto
}sEALf 81 my hand and aflxeo 'he seat of my OIL
'~s-~' Zee on ne som ny ~ .buary. 1850.
FRANCIS BLUODGODD,
Commissioners.
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MAycuEsTER. April 10. 1880.

MANCHESTER. April 10. 1880.
ERIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 20. 900
II NIGHTS OF PYTH S.-M3A
BIZ ErHREN.-rou are summoned 10 att 81 n
tend called meeting Of the lodge AT yo,rlStxsTSJ
hall on SUNDAY The 1ith Instant az lA\SSS2
O'Clock L. NJ, 10 nay the last tribute OF ~sfV
respect 10 our Il, ceased brother, JOHN c. BuCHAN-
AN Brethren who have uniforms VIII pIihs
Them: Nil Others will be furnished with roseLies.
Transient Knishts In good SHADING are Invited 10
M Ct wi h us.
"' W.T.. LiTHGOW,
anIo.1iE X. of X. an 9.
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A p % l. l. n A RIS.
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
British M dtcdl Journal.
"L'EAU DE TABLE DIES REINEs."
lie Gdulois dc Parts.
ANNUAL SALE, 100000 BOTTLES AND
JUGS.
OF ALL MINERAL-wAIER DEALERS, GRocERs,
AND DRUGGISTS APP -s,M&W3m
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abRUs3a. 5sED5Csnh.- %z.
DEAD THISf
ROC'S PNEUMATIC CURE"
DEAD THIS3

| was attacked with acute rheumatism In my arms,
hip, and back in The winter OTIS. suffering the most
excrutatng pains for twelve months without any
permanent relief from skilled practitioners or the
many infalhbiIe advertised remedies, until was In
duced TO try DIR. c. c. ROC'S RHEUMATIC
CURE After using three bottles WAS entirely
cured and have had no return of 1t since. For In
digestion and torpid Liver" it has no equal.
The gentlemen whose names are attached win tes-
tIfy to the above JOHN W. BLAND.
PETERSBURG, VA, January, 1880.
We are personally acquainted with Mr.. John W.
Bland, and cheerfully endorse his statement. His
suffering and restoration 10 health is true
Green & Burton, A. G. Ryland,
J. A. Warwick & Bro, William II. Harrison,
John Arlington & sons, Comr Of Revenue
LEROY Roper & Sons, William +. Cameron,
j. &. McCandish. Mayor Petersburg, Va.
5. o. Jones Brother,
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RICHMOND. April g. 1880.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE r RED EG A X
COMPANY will he held at the company Office, in
Richmond. ut IL NJ On Tie FIRST MONDAY IN
MAY Mkt JOSEPH K. ANDERSON,
ap 7.laM3w Presi ent.
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHJLDERs OF THE RICHMOND
AND UENRICU RAILEuAD TURNPIKE AND
COMPANY wi be held nj The
Office OF he President No. 16 north Ninth street, In
he city of Richmond. on MONDAY the 18th In
slant az IL O'cln,k NJ. n. w. BOWE. secretary.
APRIL q, 1880, APOSTOLIC