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National Republican., 1880-12-07

v n,.,,,,, n ,,o,rr,t,o. or hearing Johnson VS..
t ~ % ,nIsSn5 'apransy vs. Fauncc; to
be disInissed a Carr vs. Morrson settled. Robin
son vs.. Smith; coBtinued. T. case "
Cincurr CotiRr, DIV. No 2-JusrtcE HAgSEh, q
Adams & Co. VS.. Wales ct nli verdict ior
for s25OOO6. Burke VS.. Boyle; on nearing it,nrr VS.
EQUITY CouRr-JUsuCR MAcARrHuR.- xyili
Keyser; motion for stay of hearing dented; aa,.
Jams VS. Gardner; ordered to be heard IN tne
eS e IN Of hS Assent t Phoenix
Mutual Life Insurance Company vs. Grant, near
ing on motionto suppress certain dcposltons s Ds
gun and in progress. Inc NONempor tcilh WIS hu
CRimTNAL CoURT-JUsTIcE JAMEs.-The jurors
drawn for the next term of the court were SSan IN
maindcr accept for service, but all were discharged
until tomorrow. Henry l. Cranl9rd; maintain.
ing nuisance by keeping In operation the asphalt
works ut the corner of Eleventh and u streets
northwest; on trial.
ASSIGNMENTS Fon TODAY.
Supreme Court of the heDlstnct-Chef Justice Cart
ter and Justice Wyle.-.Nos. SO, Jailray VS.. Grant
&c. Rick VS., Netzey; O5, Ilibcrnia Building Asso
citation vs.. Gibbons W, GIeenlenf VS. Fugitt; VS
Huntley vs. lluntley; 100, Van .patten VS. lalmer
Mccullough vs.. Grof. iOi, MeiiSlcr vs., simpson.
Circuit Court, Division No. 1-Justioe Cox.INos
43l, Parker va District of Columbia; Oj Northern
Liberty Market Company vs., HomilleT 13l, Adams
VS.. Douglass; 2SS, National Metropolitan Bank vs.
Gleason; S3I, Kennedy VS.. Lamon; 4iS, May vs.
i65, spcr & Co. vs. Douglass AL, Green VS.. Lake
ct A.; i73, Rogers, Poet & GO. VS.. Clark Go.
Circuit Court, Division No. 2-Justice llagner-
SOC, Cothorin vs. Baum: 93s, Sinclair vs. Washing
ton q Georgetown Railroad Company: l2i, Johnson
vs. District Of Columbia; 1885, Mueller VIZ. District OF
Columbia; l2G, Mueller W.. District Of Columbia'
2tS, Bryan VS.. District Of Columbia; il2, Downham
u Co. VS.. Kelley; 800, Matuska, Craig Co. vs. Gar
land.
Equity Cotrt--Jtistice MacArthur.-Nos l, War
mouth VS.. West: 2, Mari vs.. Brown; ., Moore VS..
District of Columbia; 4, Kelly VS.. Stuart D, Cox,
administrator, vs.. Ingersoll; 6, Gait vs. Gleason; 4,
Robinson vs. Wall 8, Merriman VS.. Bassctt; o. Nc
Cauley vs. Knights Of St Patrick; 10, Douglass vs..
Lucas.
Criminal Conrt--Justlce James-IIenry l.. Gran
ford, maintaining nuisance.
National Republican., 1880-12-07
sUb-TREAsURY BALANCES.
.".......... S765Si ,503 Currency GS
baltimore General Market.


baltimore, Dec. 6.-Cotton easier and quiet; mid
ding, 1Sc. Flour dun and In buyers favor; Howard
street and Western super, si2ji75 do. extra, $50
6.75; do. family, s575@8.50; City Mills super, Sl25(D
a.75; do extra, s56a575 do. family s5.75g65O do Rio
bra brands $40; pstapseo famIiy $50 Wheat-south-
ern lower and quiet; Southern red 1l2611sc: do am
Der, l20G0l26c No. Maryland, 12ic; No. 2 Western
WINTER red spot and December l9c January, l22S
Sorn,,-southern firm and active; Western steady;
souihern white and yellow, 55c; Wcsterd mixed spot
671sc bd steamer, 52So Oais steady; West
ern white lG@9i1c; do mixed, 44gi5c. Rye, quiet at
Maryland, Sl9 o092l oo Provisions lower with fair
looomg Trade demand Mess pork, Si4 80, Bulk
nom none Sl Offering do packed - and Sc; baconsloul
Lard, s,sc. Butter firm prime TO choice western
packed ls@25c roll 226e25c; eggs firm; fresh, 2S3O;
Hmed, 2Og2 Petroleum quiet refined, 0I60p0Jsc.
Coffee quet-cargoes ordinary to fair Il1I3c. Sugar
easier a soil 9y6c. Whisley firm; 81 1901 20
T. SLi1g94c. Receips-nonr, 1is5 wheat 1851 corn
lO2l2; oats, LA; rye. 29i3. Shipments, none. Sales
Xhnal nSl .lil. -
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T'RUsTEEs' SALE OF A. DrsIRAnLE TWO
n STOkf AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING, CORNER OF TENTH AND STREETS

NOhEIlWEBT.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated October o, A. d.
1873 duly recorded In liber No. S99 folio al ct seq,
one oil the land records Of the District of Columbia
anu NJ the request OF the party secured thereby
Viii sell public auction In front OF the premises,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1880, at 4 o'clock
p M the ioowng-descrbedr real estate, situate In the
city OF Washington, District of Columbia beginning
ior the same at tho northwest corner OF lot numbered
thirty In square numbered three hundred and sixty
seven running thence south along Tenth street to the
south side Of said lott thence east along said south
Inc twenty eight fcet; thence north 70 tho south line
OF street, thence west along the said street TO place
OF hcSinning together with the improvements, con-
sisilng OF u very complete and convenient twostory
and basement brick dwelling.
Terms-The property will he sold subject to deed
OF trust, TO 1000 with Interest at per cent,
which VIII DO assumed by tho purchaser The bal
aiSe OF the purchase money to be paid $500 cash aud
ue ucresrly thereaftcr, with interest ut pcr cent
sold or Al CASH inny 10 Scrured on the property
All conveyancng Mt purchasers cost. XusrS-ipsvs
500 at tho time OF sale will be required.
J. O. AMES, Tr,e,o..
Il. =. IALSrEAD, ~ ~it"''o'o-
W. NJ. SMITH Salesman. no2rdel-s.l3&i6
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An ola bat Pleasant story.

Washington Is the most beautiful city in the
Union. When cast my eyes over its Streets its
avenues and its parks, and compare them with
what they were but few short years ago, ! AIN
forced to bless the name of Boss Shepherd. Many
citizens who used strong Language In his denun-
citation while these improvements were being
made now join me IN his praise. Bear In mind
That this is the capital of one Of the great govern
mcnts of the carth and the condition in which
Shepherd found 1t was disgraceful TO the country.
deep in the mud not more than fity yards from
where am writing, that his oxen had hard work
to pull H. ont Now that very spot IL nicely paved.
Men of capital 10 longer hesitate to purchase
property and fix their residences here. The in
crease in the population of the city within the past
seven years has gone beyond the most sanguine
cxpcctaiion.-C Correspondence COiricr-J0urndL.
National Republican., 1880-12-07
New Work General MARKET.

NEW YoRK Dec. 0.-Cotton quiet; sales to-day, 30i
bales; Upands, 2c; Orleans, l2ac; consolidated not
receipts G3762 exports to Great Britain 1o2G5, 10
France $685. 10 the Continent 9,i33 Flour-Southern
dull and dropping; common TO fair extra, Sj.3idb
5s5; good to choice S590p70O. Wheat opened strong,
graded red, sil3Gel,2 Corn dull heavy, aud about &c
lower; ungraded 5eaa6Osc. Oats duh and scarcely
dull and noininally unchanged. Sugar quiet and uIi-
changed; refined quiet and unchanged; standard A,
gGOlSc. hiolasses quiet an1 unchanged Rico-fhir
demand firm. Turpentine dull, at 45c. Wool firm,
with moderate trade Pork duh and lower, at slI.
Lard opened about l0c lower and closed firm with de-
clinet recanered at S.75 Freights quiet.
National Republican., 1880-12-07
United STATES MARsuAIs SALE

by virtue OF writ OF hcr fhcns issued out of the
clerks Office OF the Supreme Court Of the District Of
columbia and to me directed will sell Mt public SALE
ur cash, at the courthouse door OF said District, on
TUESDAY, the 1ith day OF December 1ssO, at u
gock M all the right title, claim and interest of the
ucicndant In aud to the OllOwng.lescrbed property
10 wiz Five one thousand dollar bonds of the South
ern Maryland lsailroad Company, numbered respect
Nely ~ 3 SO, 33 and 49, with coupons to Noveni.
Der lSsO, attached; seized and levied upon ns the
goods and chhttcls of the defendant Samuel s. Smoot
70 satisfy execution No. 1854 ut law, In favor OF
washington Market Company, use of n. q. Ordway.
FREDK DOUGLASS,
DECEMBER ., 1850. U. s. Marshal d. c.
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@roposa(s.
DnoPosALs ron SUPPLIES.

i
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU ENGRAVING AND PRINTING,
December l. 1880
SEALED PROPOSALS WIN be received at this
Office until ~ M, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1850, for
supplies needed by this Bureau during the six months
from January TO June 80 1851 embracing Dry COors,
Oils, Chemicals. Typographical Inks, Textiles, Hard
ware, Paper, Coal Wood, &c,
Blank form for proposal articles of either class,
with Information tO quantities, qualities and cOndi
tons, Will be furnished ON application,
Proposals will be considered on each item separately,
parson of tho prices and samples received requsions
ON the accepted bidder Will be made from time To time
during the Terms stated without previous notice ofac-
ceptance of bid.
The right to waive defects ana TO reject any or all
bids Is reserved.
Those desiring blanks and information should specify
upon which class of articles they are qualified TO pro-
pose, and address -
o. IL. IRISH,
Chief Bureau Engraving and Printing,
de7-0t Washington, ID. q.
National Republican., 1880-12-07
II T. coLpwELL, Real Estate Auctionecr.

o
1RusTEEs SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, WITH BAY WIN.
DOW AND BASEMENT, No. 1927 q STREET
NORTuWEST.
by virtue of deed of trust, dated November !, A.
D. 1877 duly recorded In Iibor No. ST2, folio 75 of
tho Land Records for the District Of Columbia, md at
the request Of tho party secured thereby, we Will sell
at public auction In front of the premises on WE'D
NESDAY, DECEMBER s, 1850, at O'Clock y. NJ, all
that certain piece parcel OF ground In the city OF
Washington District Of Columbia, to wit; Lot mum;
bered scvoutythree (73, in Chapman, Exey, and
Richarts' (trustces) subdivision oil square numbered
two hundred and forty (2i0 fronting twenty GOD feet
north Q street. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets west by depth Of one hundred OO feet TO
u0) foot alley together with tho Improvements
&C. subject to decd OF trust for 5000 and accrued in
tercst recorded in lber No sG, folio $40 one of the
Land Records for said District.
Terins-one.third cash, aud the balance In slx
twelve and eighteen months with interest mt six per
cent. per annupl secured by deed of trust on the
property sold al cash ut option of the purchaser
deposit OF SOO required at the time of sale, and oil
conyoyancing ut purchasers cost Terms to be COM
piled with In seven days, otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost of the dehuting purchaser aer five days adver-
tisoment H. II. LITTLE, ur,,,oas
no2l.eodlSds wAL MeKINLpY, Jn: Ilus.ees.
National Republican., 1880-12-07

LONDON, Dec. Ga m.-Consols for money SS l5IG,
for the account 90 3i6, u s. bonds, As i5A Erie
New York Central 49, Penn. Central u, Reading 25H
PARIS, Dec 6-5 y. m.-3per cent rentcs S5 anc i5c.
Exchange on London 25 francs 2Slsc
National Republican., 1880-12-07
MARY,S BANGS.
BY JESSE sARvl

BT JElsSE 5NHFI5'
Mary had q pair of bangs,
They matched her other hair
And every night before she slept
She hung them on chair.
She wore her bangs to school one day,
Which made her classmates sore,
And hints went round that Marys pa
Had worked dollar store.
This kind of talk produced fuss
The teacher took 1t up;
She locked the bangs within her desk
Oh, full was Mary's cup.
National Republican., 1880-12-07
THE GREAT
1880

-, PENNSYLYAEIA RoUTE,
spLENDID so5NERY MAAdNiTiUilNr EQUIP
rnAfN%s E's 3 5h$x R Isa@ TspS 5S cor
For Plttsburg and the West, 500 u; IN daily, with
Sleeping Cars to Louisville and Chicago; 1910 IN.
cniati, 81. Louis and Chicago; $50 D. NJ. daily,
with Palace Car 10 Pittsbnrg.
For Canandaigua, Rochester Bunaio, Niagara Falls
with Parlor Car to Watkins anu the North, at 500
siy SSSSPhi acS cars SC IN S
For Wainsport Lock Haven, and Elmlra, at 1910
For New York and the East, i04O a. m. 2lO and 1000
P,dd M ,n on sunday M III p m pnri anG 10 r. m oao ~
daily, except Sunday.
For Brooklyn, New York, all through trains connect
double ierriase across New York Clty;
" On sunday 2i6 G p n, SO aud aud 100 pm p M '','' - "
40, HIo oS and 100 100 p pm m on sunday 500 a. m
l0;iOa, nl, 2lC, $40, o.Sl aud 1000 p. m.
For Popes Creek Line, $50 ~ M ANA iao p m daily
Eor P XSPapoIs S S;o M, and 40 p M daily, except
ALEXXHSDhnIA AND TREpERrcKsBunG Rail-
WAY, AND pALExANDRIA AND WASHING
For HiSSancra, 7;So 5;2O o2O a. m., and il9o a. M
$S sS r n 1 S S Sn f. m m g. 500 @ and Sn iI s r. m a. On
For Richmond and the south, 200 y, NJ and ifOO
ro daily ana SS h d ay y SasSp1 SHnday & so,
and lO.Gl a. M 100, 800 800, 100 and plOp M, md
l2o) midnight sunday at sos aud l00O a. M, 100
Tickets Information, sleeping and parlor car accom-.
modatons can be procured at tho olliCeS-northenst
and a the station, where orders can be lott for the
checking OF baggage TO destination from hotels and
j.. p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
.EllANh THOMSON, General Mnnnger
National Republican., 1880-12-07
BoarSina.

Boarding.
A N EXPERIENCED CATERER FROM NEW
IA York has taken house No. IeD Q street north
west ormerly Mrs. GibSons), and Will furnish table
board and serve families with meals on reasonable
terms. qe75t-
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM, FIRST
il floor, southern exposure, with board for two In
q private family; neargDepartments ana Ayenue car
terms reasonable deI9tr
TTNHE FREMONT HOUSE offers good rooms, with
house Is weurnished, heated with steann, and every
way desirable. oe22
are PENNA. AVE, opposite National Hotel.
II O First-class board With large rooms nom e5
10 slo per week Transient 81 to $50 per day MRS
HOWARD. selStf
Rn TABLE boardera can be accommodated at go
OQ per month, with ne very besl q ths
Pennsylvania avenue. aul7-t
National Republican., 1880-12-07
2Sanfeo- @ooms.

VETANTED-BOARD AND ROOM FOR GEN
w tleman and wife, second story mont, private
fmily terms not 10 exceed go per nonlh also small
room and board for grown daughter Address a, a.
A., pOst-oiilce. det3te
A FAMILY or GENTLEMEN DISlIE FIVE
Aqr sl5 % %io2s WIN ~ moHsth m t p,l "
the city. Address L. WIS., lock box no, l, city post
office diotF
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Sor QRenf-9Rooms

-
II or single, first and second nOors at 40 1--WE nh
street N. w; board II desired. del3s
HANDSOMELY furnished bedroom for gcr,ie.
references; location delightful No. 1910 Vermontav
enuc deias
YToR RENT-No. o1s X street H. W., one newiyfur-
men private residence. del+tA
FoR RI5NT-Elegnnt suite of rooms in new hoise
M i525 si q street @ ~ ". modern improvements one
-0SSrHHH.l
nor BENT--Four unfurnished communicating
~ rooms; stationary washstandsi large closets, No
l2Dj street II, W. deihF
L,oR RENT TWO NICELY FURNISHED
a. rooms; modern conyeniences; no children; terms
very moderate. No. lil2 fourteenth st. n. W. d43t
rJNwo FINE FuRNIsHEp PARIoRs FOL. go
also Pohgr IGS M's at s @ nS psSS
fournud.ahnlfs st. diiIN
OO- THIRD ST, N. ". : HANDSOMELY
oor also on tie third door three comn,nnicsna M
rooms; prices made to suit; board IL desired. dlls
IIoR RENT-iii FOURTH ST. N. w, Two
and bedroom, and within a low steps OF tie Es!eot
LNOR RENT-FURNtSHED ROOMS, EN SUITE
A. and single, desirable for member of Congpss;
excellent locatlon southern exposure. Apply q 500
EoR RENT--To gentlemen or gentlemen and yves,
A large handsomely furnished rooms, with or With
de2-Ot$ ~ "'
TNOR RENT-Two suites OF furnished rooms onfirst
A. and second noors. Apply at ~ Missouri aveme.
del-I2t@
TOR RENT-Elegant furnished parl0r aud bcd-
~ room, on suite with or without board, within ten
minutes walk ofthe Capltol also single rooms, d $40
indiana avenue II. W. deijts
INOR RES1-Niccy furnished rooms, en- suie, on
a hfst ana second 1oors; bathrooms nttachedyyith
hot and cold water; rent moderate. No. 5lg fhir.
tecnth street n. W. de1w
TTOR RENT-A pnrlor and three well.fur,shcd
New York avenue. deii2t~
ENOR RENT Handsomely Furnished rooms, single
A. and en- suite. DRIVER d SCHOElELl, 1919
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Afmcfion Sales.
10y THOMAS BOWLING, Auctlonecr.

N(h THOmAH DOWLlNG, Auctloneer
EXECUTORS SALE or VALUABLE sEcURr
TIES.
BY authority tho Supreme Court ofthe District o
auction at the auction rooms Of Thomas Dowling cor
ncr Eleventh street and Pennsylvania avenue, on
teen shares Of the capital stock of the citizens Ma
tlona Bank and two drawback certificates of the face
HENRY NJ. BAKER,
wv w. DANENHowER q SON, Real Estate
wv Brokers, 1912 Il street northwest
STONY FRAME HoUsis i Wfrm BACK 1iitl BufLb.
ING CONTAINING FOU URTEEN ROOMS, WITH
sTAfthET sTAfthsEETT s5SrrHW 9M rRHEWAH rsr NO "a THIRTEENTH
ny virtue of deed Of trust, dated April 49, A, d.
s9 duly recorded in ber ol2 folio i8i ONE Of the land
Of the party secured thereby, we viii sell Mt public
f1gc5i2n, " 69nt Of the premises, ON SATURDAY,
ng-descrbed real estate, situate lying and being in
!hc city aud county of Washington and District Of Co.
umOia 70 wit; Lot numbered Any (5o) being part OF
aud nnety.siS l2gsj, as subdivitled by Rev w, H.
corded In lber IL d. g. folio nine (S), In tie Sur.
vgyors Office In the city Of Washington and District
Of Columbia, with the exception Of about iinccn QS
AMI reserved for the division wall OF u stable TO bc
erected on the rear OF subot ftyone (5 IN the above
Terms; one.thlrd cash and the balance in one and
TWO Years viii interest at 8 per cent. per nnnum, So
cash. ut the option of the purchaser; deposit of sOO
required at the time of sale and nll convcyancng at
purchaser cost terms 70 be complied with In seven
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost Of
the demultlng purchaser aftcr hvo days advertise
WEIIITAAM WWIELILIITAAM ". 3AAEENHowER, Trustees.
MILAN II. MANN,
deCICO,Vds ~
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'0crsondl.

SUPERINTENDENT AND TEACHERS Of
~ Sunday schools will find II TO their advantage TO
address u. F1TZKI, p. o. box 574, city. deci-3s
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nInfrIcL Co,irin.

SUPREME Court oF THE DIsrRICr--CmEF.Jus us.
TIoE CARTIER AND JUSTICE WYLlR--nonnelly vs.
DonncllY decree below affirmed chappell vs.
Rolhweli; decree TO be prepared.
CIRCUIT COURT, Dy, No. i-JusTlcR Cox Parker
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Baltimore Stoei, Board.
Foreign sleek rTarl,ot.

BALTIMORE Dec 0-Virgina 6's old 81; do. de
ferred IL do conso I4h; do second series % pasdus
coupons oil, new l0-iO's AK bid to-day.
National Republican., 1880-12-07
Srapelcrs' SuiSe.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

TIE MODEL EAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN TIE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
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QSyanfeS- Se(p.

NNTANTED INiAfEDIATELY--A GOOD WHITE
w or c0lored woman who cnn furnish references.
A M IA Of nprtl IaJ
National Republican., 1880-12-07
&5onfc0- Sifuotione.


XNANTED-BY A WHITE BOY, EMPLOY
w mont. No. 5iG Fourand-a-half st. 3. W., be-
National Republican., 1880-12-07

EOR RENT Handsomely furnished rooms, en- sl
~ or single, ifst and second floors, at 40 Tweft
street n. w. board II desired. deI3s
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

FATAL STABBIsG AYYRAY.-AuotheE
one of those terrible stabbins ARRAYS,
which ar. becoming altogether too
numerous for cOmfnrt, took place at
Port Townsend Saturday evening. II
seems that . sailor aud ID Russian bad
been drinking together, aud fasliy
commenced quarreiing. They were
separated. but soon alter came together
again in front of Hunts Hotel. aud af-
ter q few words commenced 'slugging'
each other. The sailor finally reeled
and fell to the sidewalk. and on exam
instion was found to be literally cut
10 pieces. having twelve severe stabs in
the tody, one of which penetrated his
heart. Notwithstanding the severity
Of the punishment, he lived an hour
Several persons Witnessed the ARRAY
but though 1t ives = drun.<n fist fight,
and paid 10 attention to it, In turned
out tlst the Russian held q small knife
in ii, hand. and at every blow drove
blade into the sailors body clear up t.
the hilt. The Russian, we learn 10 IN.
der arrest. and 1t is possible he may
stretch hemp, although such q contia'
gency. Under existing circums tances. i,
little improbable.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

l. the most effective Pain Destroyer IN
the world. Will most surely quicken
the blood whether taken internally OF
applied externally, and therby more
certainly RELIEVE PAIN. whether ohros-
ic or acute. than any other pain allevi-
ator, and il is warranted doCble the
strength of any similar preparation.
II cures pain ir the Side, Back or Bow
els, Sore Throat. Rheumatism. To-ih
ache. and ALL ACHES. and Is The Gre't
Relsersr Of Pain. "BRowN's HOUSEHOLD
PASAcEA" should be in every family.
A tesspoonfcl Of the Panaces in . tum-
bier Of hot water s~eeteDed. if pre-
ferred. taken ut bedtime. Will BREAK
UP COLD. % cents . bottle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

In the new Territorial lsw 10 The
following provision: 'All taxes must be
laid in lawful money Of the United
States. unless otherwise provided by
law. 10 the collection of road property
tax" Heretofore county orders have
bssn received in payment Of eeunty
taxes They will be 90 no longer. The
q difec, effect Of this provision will be To
raise tue value Of such orders aud cor
fsspo1dingly raise the credit Of every
county burieoed with debt. Orders
Issued by the county will all stand
upon The same platform. being paid In
the oriee Of their issue. and being paid
much sooner in consequence Of the
passage Of this Law. Speculation 10
county paper Is checked. aud the counsy
and the taxpayers will get more for
their money. II is only strange thai
the law was not enacted before.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24
WHAT YOU WANT.

Il q medicine that will do the mos:
good in the shortes, possible time and
least expense. N. T. Cody & Co.,
druggists and spothecaries. are nov
introducing into the market . list OF
non-secret medicines (the formula fcl
the preparation of which is publish, d
on the wrapper. which are designed
especially for diseases pccuIisr Ia thi'
climate. Our preparation OF tar aud
wild cherry is better for coughs and
colds than German syrup or any o,he'
medicine. Our Sars~parills for til.
blood; our extract Of Buchu for the
kidneys; our Troches for bronchitis
our Soothing Syrup for children; or'
Lozenges for worms; our Condit,o,
Powder for cattle and h.,.es; our e.
sence Of Pepsio for dyspepsia. aud our
various toiie, preparations are the bes'
in use.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

WoMEN's RIGHTs IN AFRIoA.-The
Bolonda negroes in Africa believe in
the supremacy Of women. It is with
them the law that woman sha sit in
the councils Of the nation; that a young
man on entering the matrimonial state
shall remove from bis own village to
that OF his wife. and in forming this
relation he shall bind himself to pro-
vide bis mother with wood 90 long a.
she shall live. Here, too. the wife alone
can divorce the husband. and the chill
dren in that event become the pro-
perty OF the mother The men cannot
enter into the most ordinary contract
without the permission Of the lady
superior OF the domestic circle. In the
very heart Of CentralAfrica is the par
adise that many women are vaiply
striving for in America. and the rights
abe clsmors for here are already grant
cd in this far of country to woman,
and by what We call an 'uncivilized
people