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Daily Republican., 1880-02-25

"ANTED-ONE HUNDRED HOUSES
w tosupply the demand made upon us
daily ny Soou and reliable tenants east OF
Mar6et st. J. II. FRAIER.& 90
"a u 3rd and Ship!ey.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-25

EXTRA SUPERS AND TAPESTRIES
EXTRA SUPERS AND TAPESTRIES
EXTRA SUPERS AN u TAPESTRIES
EXTRA SUPERS AND TAPESTRIES
Daily Republican., 1880-02-25
CELEBRATED WHITING INKS, /

GIVE THEM A TRIAL. Ask your sta
toner tor them and take no other.
AS-Speciai rates Inks In bulk for schools
and colleges.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-25

WTANTED-A DRIVING HORSE FOR
w one or two months for his keep and
some money;t0 be used TOR light driving.
j. H. PRIM MROSE,
Z-lV-tf 728 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-25
ooAL.s

CoA1' oeAr' 9eet \ Il
LEHIaH AND KOPTNnf,R COAL
LEHI9H AND KOAINOUR COALi
BEST FAMILY COAL,
CAREFULLY PREPARED,
-
Especially for eur retail sales.
PROMPTLY DELIVERED IN CELLARS.
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
CHARLES WARMER h co.,
MARKET STREET WHARF.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

Sioux City preferred. American Express; s.a and
Hoo'aah isa. S"' 7. Elevated, los: metropolitan
Elevated ia; Ohio Central eo;;i p HssSgT, bssatr.
nnd FSo,suilie %. American District Telegraph.
ri, ' BnrIngton Cedar Rapids and Northern AZ;
and and Manhattan Elevated, 47sper cent Decnesn
Central and Hudson %.o. and canada GGn NOF&a sOath
Sicn. Sr4 nchiean Gh 9 Central Erie gISed a9d adams
Express sash ~ chs%sS St P,Tl .1d eaah M5s %
Rome Watertown tf S and Qgdenburg and st. Paul
and Cty each i Houston %hSagS and each ds5a:
apeake and Ohio common and preferred, each; -;
Mobile and Ohio. ls4, Ohio and Mississippi. "a;
and Ohio and Mississippi preferred, 3Sa per cent
KASsE ur raE STOCK MAuSst
.r,o,,o6 n, N, GoLd and Stoeb TstsSr1Dh Comp1nI
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
THE PRINCETON REVIEW. March.


The current number presents more than the
usnal variety OF topics all OF which treated with
tbe profoundness OF thought and richness Of suggestion
which have given the Review eminent rank among
the Journals Of philosophy in English literature In
the opening article Professor Joseph lie Cone discusses
the School. the College. and the University" as re
rarded by two classes OF thinkers, OF which nam
tans that the old system OF education Is precious In
herance and deprecaies all innovation as sacrilege.
while the other contends that 10 IA altogether vicious,
that II must be destroyed and set aside, and new
system erected its Still another class is grow
ing up which takes middle course believing that the
new not ntagouistc the Old but should grow out
OF II by process Of evolution. combining what 10 best
In both system superior 10 either. The Illustration
OF his principle, which essential comprehensive
philosophy, Is accomplished Professor lie CODte ia
its application to education with mastery power Of
alyss and force of reasoning. The value PhiOlogi-
cal and Historical Criticism is by Professor
Thcrold Rogers, OF oxford who presents historical
view OF the development OF the study showing especi
cay the importance OF the revival OF letters the
science Of politics. Among other points which he treats
ip snguary Instructive manner Is the philosophy OF
government held by Plato and Aristotle. who taught
explicitly that tne public good the sole object OF
political Institutions and that man has rights which
do not spring from voluntary contract, from the rela
lions family e from the universal obligation of
obedience TO law sa striking remark OF the writer,
which, II original announces an unfamiliar fact that
II the principle OF Bentham's political system. the
greatest possible happiness OF tho greatest
possible number. is not enuneiated In the
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
Dankrnpi Notices.

nISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT M ~ s NEs"c,Y.ohh; orr;
CASPER Bankrupts-IN BANKRtPGcT-A WaTrant IN
been issued by sad Court against me esa
of EDWARD LIEBkRT and CESAR CAAPhk Of
the Cit7 of New York OF the county OF sew York OF the
state OF NewYoIk In SAID District aducRed bankrups upon
hc petition citdtOH AMI the payment oi any deDs
the delivery OF ANY property belonging to said oankIups
10 them or 10 iheir and the transfer ~ any property by
them are forbidden by law meeting Of the creditors oi SAID
banrpt prove debts and choose or more assg
nees OF her estate Will be held At C0ito BANK De
holden No 1872 Bradway IN the CITY OF New IOfk In SAN
Dstric on gath Of March A. d. 1889, al ~ CLOCK
AT oce OF Henry W. Allen, ESQ., one o! te ieg'ters
- ~ MaIslIal.-MessenGer
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON March S-l2;30 D. m.-CousoIs 07ps for money
and as for me account antic and Great Western hrso
mort gsEe certificates, 65 do second ~ Ere
47a limos Centrs, 100; Pennsylvania central o. !
Reading Railroad. 36l4- ,,.
LONDON March 8-l;30 p m.-Atlantc and Great western
first mortgage trustees 1catos 65h DO second, 1854
LONDON March Sl30 mPar1s adyces quote threo pef
cent rentes - 50 ccntimes for the account
LONDON March "a D. m.-Atantc aDd Great western
first Tustres certificates 0J2 CO. secOnu ~
Erie, u do second COnsOls. 93i2
LONDON, March 81 m.-The amount OF bullion wltn-
drawn fIom Bank OF England on balance To-Day 10
1 5000.
LONDON, March 81 m.-Pans advices quote three Der
cen q rentimes FOR tha account
LONDON March 81 D. Silver is quoted today at o2tn'
per saturday In the price OF Ne was III cOnse
auence OF kilograms from Calcutta borg Kong giving a
Of advance Of fsrhing the rats OF excnange
LONDON. March S-lj -COnsDls % Tor money anu
oslo a. = bOns four and haf per cents
llO2: lOj- Illinois CENTRAL lU0 al PenhSJi
vana Central. 533l Reading, 3O y. ..
March S--4 p. m-Lxcnange on LONDON, 20 uancs
"a = umrs Tor CheCks.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
The Sierra Nevada Mining Company has levied an

The Sierra Nevada Mining Company has levied an
assessment of - per share
The features in mining stocks At the Stock EX-
change we're the huctuati tons In Quicksilver pre-
trtrcd-whch rose from II on Saturday to -. ana
finally sold at II the common stock declining
from % TO 21l2-and the continued depression
of Little PIttsburg and Central Arizona.
Arizona sold down To 0l2 and recovered to
and Little Plttshurg fell from l2l9 to l2G ll8i.
Al the Mining stock Exchange. Hukll was weak
with sales down to $3 S5GS3 80, and Green Noun
tain was steady at SO 10. Moose was not much
shaken bv the proposal OF the directors 10 mortgage
tho conpanys property for T3OOOO; the
nr,ce only declined from 81 - TO ~ 80. Great
Eastern with fair amount OF business, tel
from 40 to 43. Buckeye was particularly
active and strong from 80 up to $50
~ Gold Placer which recently has al
y1nced from 80 10 50. firm but dull at 81.
rhr shares of the Comstock lode were shade
drlner: California at T3 30. Consolidated Virginia
nt S3 20 and CJnA0lidated Pacific at 81. The sub
scr,ptiols to the 10 600 shares ol the Father DE
Smct Mine are being made mora rapidly tnan was
expected, some 1900 shares having been sold al
ready IL IL,
tEe principal business done at the Boards beng IN
~ The total transactions covered TlO,OOO coupon
and SO 600 registered 6S of 1881 at lO03i,
S3i5 900 coupon and $4,000 registered 5s al
iOS3. and 5000 coupon Is az lO0's. AZ the
close the market strong at the following QUOTA
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
PEI, Worth Rtrer. Vessels and RIilroafS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY, March 6, 1880.

AsHES-sieady in moderate sale. 49,,
oFFLE-Rio auet unChang ged Fair cargoes 10 llct
salcs 900 bags ex CITY Of Rio and 1881 bags ex city
~ para on pifvate terms 1000 bags ex city OF Io
566 bags ex Tycho' and 1000 bags ex Biela" were
Withdrawn. Mild CRATES In light demaud and uDchangedi
MaracaibO l3adlGL2c.
CUTTON-spo cotton quiet drm and UNCHANGED; .ales 676
bales 15 evening" including 375 for consumption and
geo to seculaucn delivered on contract 4O1 o-es re-
celpts the ports today bae Against Io5v
5S567l bacs against 3,931OO7 during the same period
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
'''I''' u,d Aakod ND Askei.
- d, d. ,oo ro, i047s lOl is As lgO7 1852 lOj 3
'1Ma o. ~ ~ o I'm iGS1 iOi W. "a 1901 comp 1864 100 :
L = G- 81. lO32 iOes ~ Cy Os iSy i5St
l. "a 81 coup l0j'l lu0ts uS Cy 4S i39 So 800
Il y ~ Sl reg .lOjA 1882 vs. ~ os i,5 . y
~, 2s IN rp i0s loSs Us Cy Bs 1898 l26 q ..
- ,oi cnnn iOS lOSis DisLOf Col3.6jsc. e5 9jal

I'D
St,,e hords were neglected, the only transactions
heinr in south Carolina nOn-fundablc bonds at ..
Of citv bank stocks, Importers and Traders sold
loOl nj 133 and PhenX (27l at 100.
RaI,road bonds in sympathy with the share mar
l,,t generally were strong. Erie second cOnsOls
rose 11n 02ItaQ2ls but the closing quotation was
a1b1o1 u and funded 81 sold at 81, the first gold
cnuSols rising 10 119. Missouri Kansas aud Texas
rsts were 10 per cent higher at 1925 and the sec
nnds after rising to IS, were i2 per cent higher
thnn on Saturday at GG3i Boston Hartford and Erie
trsts were largely dealt IN at from 5Gl2 up TO 59I
95O. c.. c. and |. G. first assented bonds declined
767s. after selling ut 77cs. and st. Louis
and Iron Mountain second incomes | per
cent to ST. the ir,t incomes rising from @2l to "a
Ohio Central incomes were in demand at 5GQ379i.
and Peoria, Decatur and Evansville Incomes sold AT
67a5Blo Morris and Essex cOnsOls advanced TO
1O54 aud declined TO l10li. New-lork Elcyited
6rsts were strong at 1l25sGl127s, and the Metro
nolitau frsts ut 1882. st. Paul sinking
fund bonds improved TO l00l2, and burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Northern IS to 90'2: Denver
and Rio Grande firsts sold at 1910 l04i9 against
fO29l the last previous sale, AT the close the quo
tatons for the speculative kinds were n0tiuly sus-
tanned ao,,o,-
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained $224,Sl7 on
balance made up bv coin gain of p425,27l, less
n currency loss OF $500 424. This makes the total
gain since Friday 1868, ,653. Money was easy at
per cent at the Stock Exchange. and the closing
loans were made nt D per cent. The domestic
exchanges on New-York are as last quoted.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
dav received $4,000 III National bank notes for
redemptiOn The customs receipts were S57O,OOO.
and the internal revenue receipts were S5So, 900.
The Clearing House statement to-day 10 as
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
Good Ordinary lI5,s Low MddinG ..-.......l2's
strict GOOD Ordinary l2ils Middlng

strict Good ordinary i2Is SIiddiing
Fuures were moderately active closing easy at decline
i8Gj. April lS35aiI55 NAV, 1927 37sl972i June. 1880
q o AnGHs Soyemes
December 2S2S ID AZ ns1 20 So 6ngs sns snd sa5 a.
INV Isg0 August H. September. 1885, October. 1868;
cS.ns HSSG@GS5 iS2S RsSoRos5 %P Nay
1897 1898 June l375Gl3so inX ose Sy AqSus; iSs "a
Novomner l2@3al22Gi December. l2ls@l22o transfer
fLoURAND MEAL-FLOUR-Market dul. and l0al5c.
lower light trade for expert mainly N low eades loool9s
09S 6bs including $50 bbls. city MN AtIa $6 300
Guiding choice Winter Wheat g 35Gsl 40 2ol Sbhls
ns . ofI 20 5 ScS = IS Fefie o e oe n iS SSS?
$500 6bs Winter Wheat Extra 50 5oa$S or he sales
snperAs 70aS5 20 common % Far Extra state 50 ~
80 co. oo Fancy y $685. es 70 FsnSy de
81 s0ass Good Extra Round HSop Ohio % 20
NON mon Extra s5 oss5 co. rye Mixture $ 75sse 25
Bakers Extra IS 25dsI straight 50 9Oast - 20 Pstes,'
80 6Saon 20 Fair Extra IS 5oss5 10 Far % GOOD
8 ssIsn %a, S SfSS to Sss
mi; Sennc Common to Good Extra - 80 Good
Choice ioGs G GhoSS 10 5 E1RSy PS; oGS
80 To-. CORN MEAL quiet anchaag d. H.. o -oo
IoEEiGN a ia boSes oaSSes $50
s. 3 $500 yaeqea ORANGES = SQ@s7 81 o0on,,,
about per cent lower sube1uent' ring nom the
S," iost and clo%S dull about the inside quotations.
limited business FOR export and moderate Ma09 on sPec.
WS suTi = No. Red aud 40 whte sales 0s3ooQ
hush future 2,Olo bush promp' delivery Including No
chSigo ,2j,eOd bushJ 81 20; Uusrsqed Winter hed.
T. So gei 81 t5qasl H. manly 81 % 9as iGg 80 Red.
March 81 45dsi ld~. closing 81 45ssl 4jiti do; April,
tSIGF 49, closing 81 45 2aSl 45s do. Nay, 81 4320
i 454 clo:ag q 4$ASs ~; ,o,,Ss Ne / whdiIe. do.
ATfl II 4Hal Az. closing 81 I5hasl 452 do,
Nav 81 4Oiedsl A. closing 81 4lasl <is;n.
RYE ouiet g6G97 iec, cat los and beat loads BAR
EY duh unchanged saes. 600 bush Two Rowed state,
$40 BARLEY MALT quiet, ste,dyi sales Lon bush.
-Four Rowcd state, sr&. TORN Market unsettled; cash
Idle beter futures se lower very S.,nsss moderate a
specaiatiSe account sales, l44.O0o bn-h 'nInrei
Western Mixed 5a86lc no g % ,es@Sr NHeH ~, osa
Sli 6;C; White Jersey 81 dd4c steamer Whe; 6lc NO
Waie 6Ic. steamer Mixed, Mach 09l2c.S 90. Aprh.
40 Nav .OATs-Market heavy un.eitei' e2e.
lover. s,l.s 900 bush. including NO . White. 4Is+D
ss ec Wnte canada, 49to; No aud no White ts1
- sts6,ic. Mixed state, 4sa5Oc.; White do. 5Oa5lcJ
ocnJins 80 90 bush No March, 4ai7 &c. closing az
sscnnd call g7c BID. AZ sc asked $4,000 bush No.
Whte March IL a4se closing y &c bid: ass asked
FuED steady. 4OmGSOh. $22dS23; 100 b. ga per ton
,s SToRt in NEM YORK AND BROOkLNN WAREHOUSES.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

follows: Exchanges SfGI Gas 7o7. h.,.,.
9o,44S,2oo Tho transactions st the Snb-TreasS
9y 9ry oo covered; ,n Receipts $1327. 97s payments
SaauUcos iSi ID currency n balance. S6O3O $40; coin
I ne IoIeign exchanges are more active, and rates
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

Total bush - 1862. .I39 G8Ss,7Ot 6.205.239 A20id70
Hay AND Moderately active A. unchanged
~ 20. IIay-shpInng 70ci Prime Retail GTafes SOr Me-
aium soc: Clover. Soc salt O3c. sraw-Long Rye 81
"a 10 do. 65c.i Oat ooc.
HI1E--Clu-t but Stea " no sai
oPS-Aiiut steady though stll very quiet New York,
,sT0 97137c, Eastern. 27d33c. Yeatings Sdlso Olds
i1 oiroWths bGluc.. Pacific new. SOd35c
NtI SSfS Refining stock In iair demand and brm b0S
80 i7c NewOreans In demand and steady q $500
%kVAL STORES-Spir1ts Tupentine advanced and closed
tron ~ AZ southern, owing sharp speCulN
five e in early N the day sales here OF 500 bbls
soHthes and NowYorks 47d47oc ROsins, Tar ana Pitch,
Quiet -Roslns, 57227 bbls spirits lurpenune
"nGEAS FKFI HTS Moderately active. 81 rates apout
tcadv liverpool 1000 Dbls Oysters 4s 200 pkgs
pnr ana Cheese 3Js 200 boxes Bacon Sos. 200 bbs
Apples 3s 800 bales Cotton through, i 200 tons saok
Iinr through $50 bDs do, through 2s I'd. LoDaon,
stTtm II 900 bush Grain, I'D. 90 b 100 bush Barley,
I'D M M 900 boxes Cheese 3Os 100 tons OIL Cake las 6dj
Gnn bOls Apples js 2n0 sacE Flour through 2Us L20d
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

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PRACTICAL DIREC FOR FANCY WORK.
PATTERNS in KNITTING AND CROCHET
TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 81 Now Ready. PRICEl0 CENTS,
Containing over so Practical Directions IN
knitting and Fancy Work
with T Twenty-T Three Illustrations
Tribune Extra No. 50-sent by mail for 10 cents
THE TRIBUNE. NevYork
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
dinner ano 0ra 6els.
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NITSUI s. CO.,
ARE NOW OPENING
AT WHOLESALE
large OF choice Porcelain Dinner Tea Ses ana other
merchandise, Just received at their branch house,
~ MURRAY-ST. NEW-YORK
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In London British cOnsos we're steady at a7l3,o
for money. advancing lie to 9ss for account fol.
per cents were each ls lower at 1851 and I09ss
respectively the 4l2 per cents advancing IL
to l10i2 Erie common stock was steady
at 7l2O47Ss the second consols falling from 941o
to 93l2; Atlantic and Great Western frsts sold at
65L065l2 against 65l4 Saturday and the seconds
at 2S4920 against 2Sl4. Illinois Central rose n
per cent to l06, but later sold at I05l2 and Penn
sylvania, after an advance of Il TO 81 closed AT
53s4 Reading selling at 364036 against SO SAT-
urday, and Central and Hudson al 136Io013e
against 1862 Bar silver declined lad. TO 52iad.
per ounce The Bank Of Eng and lost els 600 bnll.
ion on balance At Paris, French 3 per cent reDtes
fell from 80. .67l2 to $3.50; sight exchange on Lon.
don falling from 1926 TO %. .24l2 francs TO the c.
chased building in Broad-st. for a permanent To-
cation, advertise in another column for additional
membership.
The gross earnings Of the Wabash, St. Louis and
Pacific Railroad are reported as follows:
Jan to Feb l67,O35 154S,UO0 Inc. $4,000
The recelDts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlant,v ports this Sth day of March were:
Flour, I575 h''SSGS s8sS rD cso nGi'Sp si
wnea, bush. 1880 ,M.g53 23sS0 500 I9SS9 SS9
oats bush. 1890 5000 $500 1880
Eye; bush. - 500 o776S 750 900 si06
SI,5Iy Taf5i Susi Sasb 1900 165O54 l9826o 62s77
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day;
Chicago MI%anEce Chicago salPniiRs %liWsa1oc
Flour bbls........ l249e 600 $3.50 5000
%s:. s as.s fsf.s lsss Ssgs ls S!s$ $$
oats Ou.G........ S9lls 1922 25532aa l'$$6o99
Tosi SGs1 BUSH. 2s722i' s26o0 2i3.665 2osOo
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09

SECOND BOARD O'CLOCK P. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1880-03-09
EeQal Nolircs.

S,TPFRIOR COURT of the CITY of New York
- An Association for She Relief Of Respectable Aged lnlg
cut Fr,alrs IN thr u Ncw.lO paintn against
ALEXANDER EAGLL.oN erd ,JANE EAGGLEs0T.
his Vic PATRICK HUEPHY. JAMES EAGLtSON,
drfeUdaut- summons. TO Tho above named de.
feudauts- You are hereby summoned 10 answer The
ew0nsed couDaiut in this and TO serve
copy OF vour answer the paintHs attorney within
after the service this exclusive pf
the dav of service Of ianre 70 anpaT r
snsw.r Judgment viii be taken against you by default Tor the
relief deina.dct IN tAc complaint.
Dated June p. 1879 -
WM. NENVILI. Plaintiffs Attorney,
OniCe aud Posi- Oihce address,
No. II JOhD II. NcW-YOrk CITY
To the above named defendant. JANE EAGLESON The
foregoing snmuns upon you by puDlcat on psd
10 nm order of cdgwCk OF The judges or the
superior Court CITY of NewIOrk dated The IN day q"
Jararv lsSn and complaint ~ the Office Of the
Clerk Of s,d superior Of the Cy VI NewNok at tie
Court House tu the ely o. New Ork
Dated New YORK. January 81, 1880.
WM. VENNfLL, Plaintiffs Attorney
FehY lawGwTu ~ JOanst. NcW-1ork 'ty
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1OA. M-sALEs BEFORE TIE CALL
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SUPERIOR COURT Of the City of New
y York-An Association for the rhcf Of Respectable Aged
Ingeut Females IN the city Of YORK, plaintiff AGAINST
ALEXANDER EAGLESON ana JANE EAGLt~ON, ms
wife. PATRICK MURPHY, JAMkS EAGLESON amt
HANNAH EAGLESON, wif@ Of the defendant JAMES
FAGI ESON neutrality-suspicious. summons To the
above named defendant HANNAH EAGLEsON, wife Of The
defeudaut JAMES FAGLE~ON You hereby summoned
To- answer the amended complaint in his action
cnuv of your answer the plaintiffs attorney within
tUenfv days Aft er tho service This exclusive
the Gay service ana IN OF failure 10 appear
answer Judgment VIII be against you by default ioT
the re lei demanded iB tho complaint.
Dated December %. 1879. -
~ WAl VENVILL P'intif's Attorney.
Office and Post Onlce address.
No IA JOhn.st. New YORK city.
To the aboye.named defendant, HANNAH EAGLESON,
wife of the defendant JAMES EAGLESON The FOREGOING
snn0s 4. served upon y publication pursuant 10 an
order of Hon JnO sedgwck of the Judges Of The su
neor Cort OF e CITY York dated The 3Oih day OF
January 1880 fled with the complaint IN the ONCE Of
the Clek said superior Court o the oy OF NeWlOk Al
Tho Court House. IN the City Of New YORK.
Dated New. YOTE January u, $50.
VIM VENVILI4 Plaintiff. Attorney
Feb3 aw6wTu Il JOhn-sir NewN ORR CITY,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-05
NOTICE OF REPORT AND AWARD OF COM
N MISSIONERS. State Of Minnesota, county o.

NOTICE OF REPORT AND AWARD OF COM
IN MISSIONERS. State of Minnesota, county of
Carver District Court, Eighth Judicial District:
In the matter of the application OF the Hastings and
Dakota Railway Company, for the appointment Of
three competent disinterested persons as commits
sioners to ascertain and determine the compensa-
ton to be made by said Company to the owners
Of lands respectively, and to all tenants, encum-
brancers and others interested therein, for the
taking or tnjuriously affecting the same by reason
Of the laying out, constructing, operating and
maintaining the railroad of said Company upon
and across such lands:
To Thomas L. Grace. Lnenfelser and Faber, Horace
W. Gilman, Carolina Langdon, Eli Stone, Lucien
Warner, Phillip Henk, Lucius Howe, l.. Howe,
Rogers N. Howe, Carlisle Pierce, Elhsnan W .
Pierce, Jason Downer, Peter Winter, Gerhard
Lenzen, George Faber, Clarissa 8. Sykes, Joseph
Winninghah, Vincent Gies John Eden, amhis-
traitor Of the estate Of Nicholas Eden, deceased;
Tilmann Lenzeh, and to all whom it may concern:
You and each of you are hereby notified that the
report and award of the Commissioners, Robert
Patterson, Theodore Biting and Michael Hail. here
tofore duly appointed in the above entitled matter,
by the above named court, to ascertain and deter
mine the compensation to be made to the owners,
tenants, incumbrancers and others interested, for
the taking or injuriously affecting land and real
estate in the county of Carver in the Stale of Mime
sofa, required by the said Hastings and Dakota Rail-
way Company for its use in laying ont constructing,
pany, for right of way, was on the fifth day of
August, A. D. 1880, duly filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the above named Court, in Ohaska N said
county of Carver, State Of Minnesota, and remains
on file therein.
HASTINGS AND DAKOTA RAILWAY COMPANY,
By L. L. BAXTER, Attorney for said Company.
239-250
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-05
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.

It seems strange that anyone will suffer from
the many arrangements brought on by an i'm
pure state Of the blood, when ScoviD's Blood
and Liver Syrup will restore perfect health and
physical organization. It is indeed strength
ening syrup, pleasant to take, and has proven
itself to be the best blood purifier ever dis
covered, effectually curing scrofula, Syphilitio
disorders, Weakness of the Kidneys, all Nervous
disorders and Debility. 1t coEects indigestion.
It makes the old feel young. the young feel
gay, and will invariably drive out Of the sys-
tenn the many ills that human flesh and blood
are heir to. Price of large bottle with full d.
rections, 81. single bottle viii prove to you
its merits as health reviewer, for it acts like .
charm, especially when the complaint is of an
exhaustive nature, having tendency te lessen
the natural vigor of the brain and nervous
system.
Remember vs keep this excellent Bleed and
Liver Syrup for sale at our drug store IN St.
Paul, and do most cordially recommend 1t to
our customers and all good people. NoYEs
Bios CUTIKn aQenta