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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-21

UNREASONABLE The Herald, Detroit,
Mich. !. saws of Warmers Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure: Its efficacy in kidney. liver and
all urinary diseases is so fully acknowledged
that it is not worth the questioning. Bona
6de testimonials from well known citizels
in public and private life are evidences
strong enough to convince the most stubborn
doubter." H. c. Kirk & Co., agents, Sacra-
mento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-21

Men and women, young and old, who wish to keep
the skin healthy SOFT natural ard beautiful should
avoid common soaps and buy nothing for toilet use
except PHOSPHATE SOAP. Ask your druggist
or grocer for it, and take nothing else.
ap19 Bpm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-21

A NUMBER of years ago an escaped GRIM
inal from Siberia discovered in the neigh
borhood of Schenkursh, in the province of
Archangel, sand beds containing large
quantity of gold. He kept his discovery
a secret, and only made it known last year
on his death bed. A company for working
the beds is already formed. and is at pres
emit endeavoring to obtain the concession.
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I. q. - O. It.
ANNUAL PICNIC

propitious, the |. o. o +. Celebration Com
mittee beg leave to announce, that they deem it
advisable to change the locality of the Picnic We
are now pleased to announce that, through the
tesy of Mr.. John Mackey, have secured
the beautiful Grove at Arcade on the Central Pacific
Railroad. eight miles from the city, where the
Picnic will be held,
Thursday, May eth. 1850.
The grounds are in splendid condition, beautifully
located and opportunity is offered to all to have
one day of unalloyed enjoyment. Cars leave the
New Depot at 8 A. and return at P. NJ Tickets
81; Children fir m to IL years, so cents under 5,
free. Tickets issued for Comstocks Grove good on
this occasion. Parties driving to the grounds must
provide themselves with tickets as they will not be
admitted without them.
ED. NJ. MARTIN, President.
W. B. DAVIES Secretary. MOST
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-21

Low PRICES ARE SURE TO WIN-For
further proof, see the rush for millinery goods
at the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-21

TRY the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. George W. Chesley, sole agent.
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FIRST ARTILLERY RECT. BAND,

VTUSIC FURNISHED FOR PARTIES, "a
va Serenades, Parades, Picnics &c. Leave ri
orders at headquarters, No. 20 street; II
f. A Flsch. Twelfth and G streets. Leader, LIE
E W. DAVIS, No. 1924 | street. me I'm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-21

GENTLENEN's DRESS HATS Mechanics
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Wines, Liquors, Cordials, Syrups, etc,
CALIFORNIA WINES and BRANDIES.


FLAVOR specially
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-21

BoYs' HATS Mechanics Store.
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BoURBoN and BYE wHIK and
and ndi MILLER
WHISKY Quantities
o 1 OIL of
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CHnDREN's goat, double-toe shoes, in but
ton and lacs-siz4 from to 10i Just received
from the factory to-day. Prices from 81 10
Co 81 Is, at the Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-21

WE HAVE JUsr OPENED out line Ct
children's kid and pebble button shoes, sizes 7
to II, extra good value. at 81 so per pair, that
we would draw special attention to. Parents
desiring a really good article should avail
themselves of this opportunity, and secure
bargain. Boot and Shoe Department. Me-
chanics' Store. Weinstock & Lubin, pro-
prietors.
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THAT'S =" "HArs p HATS !'-Mechanics'
Store.
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NOTICE TO Young MEN.-If you wish to
look nobby, neat and stylish, procure one of
our "Comos." This is "the proper thing"
in hats this season. Weinstock & Lubin,
proprietors Mechanics Store.
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Holt & GRANT.

NTUSIC FURNISHED FOR ALL oCCA- On
iva sions. L. S. GRANT, No. 1Ol5 Sixth "a
street. between J and X. n. S. HOLT, No. {lA
1921 Fourth street. between J and X. 10y
apl7.istf
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ADvgRrIsEa1ENr ngNI1on.

Races-Bay District Course, May I'D to 10Th.
Company C, First Artiilery-speeial meeting to-
night
Sumner Post, C. A. R.-Lecture tonight.
Auction Sale.
Bell & Co., today, at salesroom-
Business Advertisements
Furuiture-van Heusen & Huntoon.
The Garland IL L. Lewis & Co.
Hats, Hats, Mechanics Store.
Floridl Water-How to tell the genuine.
Shield Whitelaw-M Manufacturers of steam boil
ers.
Notice to crsditors- Tusolyent, silas Canady.
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thesrp
rWinand LrCn
h wnlde toan par OF The
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FREIGHT MOVEMENTS were yester-
day car loads of wood, OF oil, OF mer-
chandise and l of lumber received in this
city.
NoTARY.-Governor Perkins has appointed
David Risley Notary Public for Lake
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AUcTIoN.-Bel & Co. will sell at 1880 A.
NJ. to-day, at 1016 Fourth street, furniture,
hats and caps, shoes, dry goods, second hand
furniture, ranges and fixtures, etc.
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.-Chief of Police
Langmaid, of Stockton, yesterday tele-
graphed Chief Karcher that William VII.
kinson, who was wanted by the authorities of
this city, under charges of having burglar
lied q room at Fux's Hotel, Fourth street.
between X ard L, last month, had been ar
rested and was in waiting" under his
charge. Accordingly officer Ferral went
down yesterday and will return this morning
with the prisoner.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-05-21

AGRICULTURAL AssocIATIoN.-The articles
of association of the Sixth District Agricult-
ural Society of Los Angeles, San Bernardino,
Santa Barbara, Ventura and Inyo counties
were filed with the Secretary of State yes
terday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MARCH ?, 1880

cxsip Seeds quiet and unchanged Feed lowcri Bran.
500 5Ods2l Petroleum dun Refued IN barres. &c DO In
eases, II hc Whiskey quiet Western. u 10 shipments
Corn bush Whel stronger; No. Red April SOLD at
81 4ia.: ~ &C o. 81 ~ asked March, 81 ~ bid ~ \
asked May 49, bid 81 ~ = sken June Corn unchanged
auction TODAY 800 boxes OF Messna oranges and Lem
Harry Buschman. sold OF - s. at3 30 for
the former and 80 for the latter also b cases OF Faenca
Oranges. exstelucr Lord Cough. al 81 SOd@1.
NJ. March l.-FlOur lower; tancy, ~ " = Dli
Choice. - cash; IS 81 Ann; Family. - 20 biz, cash
s. 50 2asj IS April heat opened lower but advanced
Ne Red Fall, ~ 251a 20 cash 81 2jdsl 2il2 Mt.eh
81 2sass 2O Aprl 81 3lsas1 32as May 81 2G@9sl p y
June. 81 O3dgl ~ all the year No. no. - - corn au
but hrmer. 81 &c. cash 3l403jo Narcn 3sac
Apnl sac. May: 35nc. June. oats dUlli ~ &c
bd CASH 52ac. bin Narch. Rye du a. 80
asked Barley dun and unchanged. WMskey steady
AZ 81 o. PORK OUet. jOblMg al Sl26&l2 p cash .
ali March; - 10 Apri. Land nOminaly pje. Bulk
Meats stronger ~houdes 81 asa 10 Clear !abs &c 90
s. sides 81 0+6 10 Bacon finn Shoulders. DC
Rib 72Oa725c Clear sides 745 al SOC. Recest.
Flour. 1000 bbls: Whe1t, 1o3orO bush; Corn 2l@OlO
bush Oats $1,000 bush Rye. LOCO bush Barley. 1000
shipment Flour 10000 bbls; Wheat 1000 bush
Corn. 22J, 900 hn.h.: oats. 5000 bush.
TOLEDO. March l.-Wheat steady Amber Michigan 81 3
No led Winter. sIor. 81 $3as; March. ~ @3t AlnL
81 SO MAY 81 81 June 81 1905 west m Amber 81 2'E
Amb Illinois. 81 30 D. Corn dun; High MXei bc
No q spot 4lc May 42'c Ucl cted. 39-o oats dl and
nominal Clover seed-M ammoh. ~ 50 Prime. ~ 40 NO,
o - %. Dressed Hogs At the cose-Wheat hrneri
No.2 Red Winter March II 81 april 81 81 5iay 81 80
RecslBtsWheat $4,000 bush; Corn 81 900 bnsh Onis
900 bush. shIpments-Wheat 1000 BUSH Corn loOOO
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02

March Tv c cSt an and e15 e6d
bales ipcuding 500 bales speculation and export re.
cents. 1900 bales. 40 American; FuturesU planGs Low
delivery sd do Aprl and ay delivery ssd also 'g'
Juv delivery, aad also 40, also Tad; TO- July
s93 eeY c s1 S and oeSer delivery
7Ssi.; do. October and November delivery. Cbled. 49,
included 200 bales AwGrcan m % Low i Mind
ding cause Ann ana Nav delyeiy ~; do May ana Idne
August september delivery a Futures closed steady
Mddlmg, 2sc. Good Ordinary nc. receipts II bales
BALfmeEt- March I.-Corron hrm Mddue. l3lsc.; Low
Mddling l2@e Good Ordinary. lZ4c. net rec 'pts none
wise 100 sales. $50 bae' spnners 100 bales stock
boston: March l.conon dul snidlrng. l9sci Low Ma
ding. l23c; Good Ordinary, II % mel :ecclp,. 2oH Dtea
gross. l6le bales; exports Great Britain. l'55l Oaes
caasLEsfoy. March LECTION quet; Middlug 1859; Low
Mddlng I2sc Ordinary. II tc.: tecspts. 720
bales. exports coaswse 40 baes sales ADO bales Stock
cE6SSGTl March I.cotcn dull; Mdaing; 1275c, Low
shpnenfs l3 bales sales io5 GaeS stoGs lCg7 oai9s
aa9g 2c GOOD ord9ar 'c, r net rsTGp5 s lSis
Iaes thr Continent o3u bales; coatwise Zoo' bales;
IoIsyItIF MarcR i-Cotton ariri Mindrne lei2c
AfMrmN Narcn lotion dnh and nominal Mtding'
a.a bS,, .ig STOCK. iie575 Ia,.' '''"''
os M'sn oo Grioag no ' nct recent.
l7ll bales exports ooaa"se 2n6 bales sales 800 bales
NrwG5ls,Ss march l.con9n quiet Md4i3s l23c'
LT, niqt,iia ~ es err,,Its ~ mo Copfintut
NoGsotS. March l-couor quiet; MGdms i3a,' nei re.
eel, TT . e, et .s. q 20 n,e .oct III tae.
fmLtpElril March - oiton quiet l,ddns IS &C.. 10"
Nidivng. tat.. |"'i Orhi'r 4r nel rec, not"i
SAVANNAH. March T., ouon easy; Mtdint l2'sc@ Low
bales export me colanca, lcy bars coa,tNse. 293
ST. ions March Cotton noa ua Nitalur. l2hc: Low
Mddlng l2ic Good Ordinary. ,c' receipt, 2toi ha'eri
WiLrydr0>. March l.-cotor queti bidding l2ec: Low
no... mont co8stw.e }g7 bales. stota 2-1 bl.es
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Tie market extremely dull ari prices nfo barely
steady I.rt -lar.-N aay demand ol House. rom out
sI, tuiu- ami fic local wants afr a. h- - IN 1n llnr
Crrur ne inter For advic'- are htuc moro iF'r
auc auI ad 4fc Nop 'u. teDns Cor iHt H'Hc Ivy
Trade. Exporters therefore ~ rafLg 20 -ip hi tr
Horses hat can br r.cl prices a i1t % go very
Choice Krnrur.r Auc, were pped 20 Louunu h' J. g
ia tpruoa TIE steamer Iforla q. n'-onf cana ia-nttt
Coach ioi shipped tourh tuc United states Bonded
stables r.f0H t.sv sailed u far spa I 40 imports r
it vice.. and Not ik-r ta1t another attempt VIII ice
made v.lu91r stations 4cl SIS the ocean uht4 the
weather D.CI...ca u4uIr settled.
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IOSTDN. March 1-l2:30 u. m.-rou-os 97l'ie for hoh
money and account L. = bonds our per nts, 1885,
Atlantic and " mortgage trustees ceth
oafes 90 second. 81 p Ne"Jersey Central consos
ITO: Erie halfway shares, 4G's: Reading. 30 p
LONDON March - D. m.-Pargs adNces quote three per
rCntes - p Ceutime- iOr the account
LONDON March ESQ j.. m.Ataufc and Great Weston
first mortgage hcaes. G94; 10 second. g.
IdiNDuN. 37i5f
q bonds. four haf cents no
pei cents 90 p ilaDtC and Western Ituo~c
trustees certificates, 90 Erie Railway shars az Illinois
Central. 100; Reading Railroad 3d. Paris a-flces GHuc
s. 10 centc oI the account
LONUlN. March l~iver j. an Ted - 1870. per ounce
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THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET HEPoGr
MONDAY. siatchl. 1850.

ASHl.S-Stcady I'm fair sale.
COFFFr no irm bus Guiet STOCK 1880 bags. Ordn
any Il &c; Fur, 10 &C.; Good Ice lIimt t .c Far
Good Ssr0s 10 iJc: 100 bags CITY Of Para ~od OF
private ierns 30 2SS bag eX Beld ami - a
bags santos withdraw from stock Mild Grades
were scp iiy held: .1nacaibo - 4c. SaYanla u ~
11c lava GAG. i'm l0rtan scl~a OF AaracDp IN addition
in las report ana savanna also were 10
ported without paruCuIrs ~
COTrOA-sJot Cotton dG nDchan2ed sales 72G bales
1GJ Satray evening ucud 400 for export and $50 fOI
consumption delivered contracts 400 bales receipts al
ports day. 1920 bale again i 6Si bales tbs y
062S last year since september l. 4z4 l4l
bales against 3Sjlf23 Oacs curing Ie same period last
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STAINED.
STAINED.
GOOD Ordinary ....llis Midding 1879
sir1ci toni ORDINARY ll7s Miadline.

stTc, Cool ordinary lis SiGanc
Futures quiet closing steady at advance OF to 4
YSss u.s. pri iSoISl9iJ' kay l$2eelS3 June
3SSiSeS oS "a ~ c;oea %oTfne
si2os Deee@6eI us p FTees ioI LIZ Rings ana
5niy S62 august 1859 september 1929, octeSer S
sos0T - A Nav
49, June l$oz ny tS5s % a.
l2ei2OI December. Il.seSll.es Transferable orders
FLOUR AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dun and buy
sa % iG Extra s. ass Is Tor the %hos
se Z 500 Winter Wheat Extra - 65at8 700 ob Low
Exia 50 55aSj 60 700 bos Cy Mn Extra - $0os1 10
ii Ss; "s 500 DSIs saperdne. ,s5ss1 4O ana 900
Winter SSia %hes, Of he sales 6Gl Tor export
S S,aaS % Far extra state 80 ISIS; 20 oo
Co. g. soSs c cG%@ Ss,oT de- oos so s st
common Coca Extra Ro1ed Hoop 0so 80 80,
i.9GT % 50 Soss5 s5 sizarc sS.se BAKER:
Common mn 20 Fair Extra 81 $685. g. Far 70 Go.A
f e sSss $s 20 ssSfs aa
..-y.soOTHERN FLOUR gnchsnsed hitle better trace
oo& ES Ir IS sSss 80 Coed 70 Choice
On, a%il 90 @s sS:
MEAisieay 800 bblA; Yellow weserns2 5oasS 10
cRXIN wnE1T-Nsrket sdIlse. better with mode
rate export demand ana good business on speculative ac
s.s. % ga Hs 800 'G Sns future bush prompt deVer
HsS t $50 % u aaGa, Uns1.do3
White. 81 4e'sSsl Az; No. Red. March,
81 49x D ~ 30, closing 81 50; DE-, Aprl, 81 JOs u
y OIL. closing y slSsl 5is do My q $seG.l ~
%S Il. clonne 81 47ssi l7ls; 90, April 81 47<6
oil asa closing IL 49, do Nav. 81 45as 40 closing 81 80
RYE quiet - adv 96a9se car lots and boat loads
BARLEY dull. unchanged BARLEY MALT
81 &C 80 RN-Market shade better, with
good export and far home rade demsndj
speculative sales 1900 bush. future
ie4 900 bush prompt delivery Including Ungraded Western
5i1cj New 30; 2 s7kSSshe4 9id 80 z t7o,o.o bush.)
steamer Mixed Narch 80 se do ApT, 137eL No. March,
b8xa56ise., DO. April. 64aa56c.; do. May. 63o.....
OATS dull 'sdac. lower sales $1,000 Dush, includ
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election Notlres.

V'HE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
4 PANY-Ihe Annual Meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF
Pacific Railway Company for the choice o. droc
tOr for the ensuing year Of any other
which .egaly come before the meeting. viii be
held AZ ne COmnanys Office y Broad Az, IN tue city ot
New York on WEDNESDAY. the TENTH DAY VI MARCH,
next. az l. o'clock
Tran ier book wi be closed after Saturday. Feb 2s
SIDNEY DILLON, President.
HENRY MCFARLAND, secretary.
New.YOrk. Feb. G. 1880.
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ing No 5 4esc.; No. White 4eSc No 2 z7,.e; Nc 9e9
47aA7laci White, 5O4ol Mixed western 9o~
47I4c: White do. 47G49lc.: Mixed state 412das vi
White state 49S5lc FEED lower dull 40 TO- ~
GF23 100 b, SZ3aS24 Rye Feed S22; ehafPr sZ4a$-0
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nHnpnsAI-S An HYDRATLIN CEMENT.

1 Orylg or BlUpIyG FOR STATE. NAk ANp navy DE-
TARiMr,Is, WASHINGTON. ~. O.. March p $50 }
SEALED ltBPOSAi, Tor furnishing aud delivering LOO
barre - more or les Of natural Hydraulic cement at ING 80
Of The north wing OF tho Buug Tor STATE War agd Navy
DEPARTMENTS MS IS. VIII De received ~ tis o4cr ~ "a
II N ~ March 2 1850 opened muedia y Thereafter
% presence 81 bidders.
ltrcnclons general instructions Tor bidders, ana ank
forms o r1rosa viii furnished 30 M1nuta. tufts
AID dealers upon application 40 MS 1i!ct -. ....,.
Col. Corp. II Engineers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02

hank notes and of legatender notes outstandng al
pa daes OF the passage of the Acts OF June ~
is74 January II. 1875, and May 81, 1870 20;
ootrer with the amounts outstanding at uate anu
r. iro ,easa nr decrease:
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WI. VENyGLL. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Gnrouean ADVERTISEMENTS.

EDUCATION IN FRENCH SWITZERLAND.
II CHATEAU de LASCH. near GENEVA.
study OF the modt languages rep
technical schools ana commerce liuo
% I,tv Animation Home comforts Exc -l.nt f-rences
I'M America FOR prOsp eetus etc, apply 10 the director
Jts1JX1 DIR. G. FLACtICS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02

MASTER COMMlSSIONEKS. SALE;-ihe
~ stat Of ono warren Gogn , ~ co"It c" net WV
BHNlfAM. Hl-CiVi Action Notice ~ % feoy ga '''
IN ss"5 f 20 Ig,I' ", d o. a. io,ar ~ rIr
Of aaii Court toe ilst Of Jsallliy A. p ',. ~
Lebanon. " arr.n COUNTY. OHIO on me -oh pAl Ut
MARCH NEAT between de Lours ~ 'co,h r a. ~ h
valley hareay Company c an a.. s.7 ist :"
way ana and occGWcl thereby "a a. "''"' q" @'l,i
bridges yaducs cuyert~ cur- .tcr ''tG"' d,oS ae
pot building station nous "o IL -i''' ' , bt t..rtto
now yrsis no. said cnmpv Az ruHu,s tenders 'hi races
cars ana Other o. log st. * gar tools 81 .gJ
road which ave npw oN s.id COMPANY ih l "a. pI"p
ctty ana mltora. rfrtl,r, RIGHTS and plNcr'' ~ san
COMPANY 70 tt rr m tir ap RAILWAY now pWHailhl' ana
m, he d.t ~ nil rnntrart4 with her riro u.s. tr'auon
cnmpl"irH or nl'hl.l- no." "a, 3,sli.'g Nv hand,
copanr required for rhe use at SAM railway AMI
Tie eadr ior 3 u,I.s Of tho way ia completed except
about 1U1Olrt'. tic to- u0lily a ii - ~, $500
on 'i9 M 60. Wy. h' IN, wIa'c of IT, work
and materials are ui sIpiior qn.ny inc ii r.. To- ~ t
grad ~ pn ihe other mlrs sud adjacent 10 nnau nds
be-. c6nfefcl and are IRON s ad MON about mile' Tho
iRt OF way the 30 miles 49, h''' '' ~ ~ @ ~
sud miles adjacent 20 CITY also been procured ana
al irtcr., tehts fsrch.scs AMI privileges maze been
a. d. abl e. SOL, a.! pui ,o+cs sale. g aud may DO
soli f1r vlrhir,. ~ apTlns value ih'r''l Ih 'na
sale and To be- paid ny o "ui chaser %" '"' uy
Tis lno Of road about Al mes length vgnins irom
Ffilrut Tprst 30 ihc Ciy ~ Cincinnati % Way sv.nr'
Warren t"1gty, ono. AMI d. ~ EeH 20. 't'.'I T.,
kmi U property! decmt We MOT l,l,l,"i' i,,,h ~
cen ta o le lain Val ~ couutry unparalleled IA ie uhy
ard beauty donsely po2nl tea Dy k'5 mora @ M h
industrious class Of wealthy cllfss an nS , ""
trunk ne fhe gauge sthttnl N"ahNtsi 'iA'
IT. place Of enhance INTO the ely ~ Cineai !; Dy
further particulars he ODtanr at ihs ONCE OF l. a.
Thompson a. lebanon OHIO AIshsehqs w ~ ss
FctraaTy5. Master oSaiAi'As0nef
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Proposals.
DROPOSALs FOE ARTILLERY HORSE.
UEToi ClAElIhAAe iEE5 pfFltE,
CORNER HOrsr UN AND GHFRNR-STs.,
NEW. YOEK CIr, February y 1880.

NEW lOBK Clfl, February y 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN tip icate addressed % Tie un
gned viii be received This Office until O'Clock p M,
Wednesday March 10 1880 which and place they
opened the preseare bdss supplying this
Dep rtmeD with 90 Artillery Horses 10 be gei inGs OF
hardy IN al particulars d. good tondiloA sQuae
trOrs, wei broken % ha ness nom fifteen e. sixteen hauf5
Oh not less than more than teyeg yelrs oil Megh
less Ola tbousan ai htY l,OJo pounds ami
suitable 90 ever pect for artlerg serVce.
90 the Advert -tmcut should Ie 0ecet afiahft
to each pncde ,rolO AL ana Do mentioned therein O. coAr
pflslng lAft 60! q. d.
cd envelopes, marked Pro 100 as tor
lDIss add 10 Col l. {. Easioni Depot
Quarfeiiua~fer. NCW-lur ifv
The ucJ state, Ie-crYts the ust 10 lett any OF al
pIopOs
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81. L9lS. Hannibal & K89Elk R. R. Co.
First Mortgage 7 Per Gent Bonds,
age ! Per
DIE 1917.

Issued OF $4,000 per mile Of completed road $4,000 cash
per mile cay paid stock subscriptions ami expended
lu construction.
Principal and interest payable 10 Ne"Yor& coupons Apr"
and October
We oecr balance 100000 Of these bonds at l. and u
ter,st rcseIu- right 20 advance pT.-e without notice
and recommend them "a safe Investment
NV AMERMAS a co, successors % Anermau BuiweL
80. rs BROAD-SI. \. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-02
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relic; d. sa d.c ig iAe COMPLAINT
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SUPERIOR COURT Of the City of New:
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INDECENT Females 10 thG Cty Of New 1g9S t4il aSab,,
Hife. PATRICK MUEPHY. j. MEs EAGL EsoN and
FAd EsoY ceicndants supplemented SUMMONS :, 10 n.
above named defenGant HANNAH LAoLEoON VIE OF M
e. answer the amended complaint ms action ana 10 ssgvs
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snswcr Judgment viii be iaxen against you by deu. fOf
thsr e,ie demanded complaint.
DA''u De'0"'' WI VENvILL. Plaintiffs Attorney
Oricc and Post Ofice address,
No. II JOhn-st. - YORK civ.
To the abovo-named defendant. HANNAH EAGLESON,
wife of the defendant JAMES EAGLESON The for going
summons served upon you by publication pursuant 10
order Of Hon Sogwck, Of the Judge, OF the S
perior Court CITY OF York. GATED the 9Oh dag q
January 1880 ami ed with the complaint IN the Office OF
the Clerk said superior Court OF the CITY vi NeHlOgA AZ
the Court House, IA the city Ot New YORK.
Dated New. FORK. January j. 1880.
D''''i WM vENyiLI-, Plaintiff. Au9rneys
Feb3 law6wTu l4Johu-sf Ne"-l OrA CltY.