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SLOW RAILRoAD1NG.-A telegram to the New
York Herald from Bismarck, D. T., March Is,
says: The Northern Pacific train, which arrived
from the east last night, was met by 500 people,
it being four weeks since the last train arrived.
Superintendent Towne looked fatigued. There
were ninety sacks OF papers in the mail. train
left for the east this morning, and it is thought
billiards. and blockades are over for the season.
OPENING OF THE CANAL-ToN Rates.-Yester-
day the canal was opened for navigation, but
no boats were loaded The Consolidation Com
pany had intended to ship two boat loads Of
coal Yesterday to Steffy & Findley, Of Williams
port. The sum offered by the above named firm
was fifty cents ton which would be at the
rate of 81 ton to Georgetown. A dispatch was
sent early in the morning to the mines to have
the GGs! forwarded to Cumberland. LITTLE i ,at-
er delegation of boatmeefl waited upon the cap
taiDs Of the boats and told them that they would
not be allowed to 60 out for less than the rate
emanded-namely, 6214 cents. A dispatch was
then sent to Steny l. Ffndley, and they refused
to pay the additional 121a cents. Thereupon the
order for coal was countermanded and no at
tempt was made to load the boats.-YesteTday'S
Cumberland NP1rS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-17

MANY an interesting little child has been
saved BY b. wing Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup conye-
intent.
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TIE OOVRTS.


COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Farrell agt. The Metropolitan
Building association ct. al; decree below af-
1rmed. In re Robert Harrison's intestacy; ar
gued and submitted.
EQUITY CoURT-Jodge Hdqaae,..
Yesterday, Burton agt. Burton; divorce de-
MED. Cashier agt Langley; bill dismissed
Randall agt Mexican; auditors report confirmed
and distribution directed. White agt. Cruit;
Catharine E. Owen appointed guardian ad litem
Bryan agt. Edwards; auditors report confirmed
ing; divorce granted. Miller agt. Miller demur-
rer sustained
CIRCUIT COURT, (No. y, J,ttlge MdcA,thur.
Yesterday, TAFT, use, ETC., agt. Jacob; discon-
tinued by plaintiff. Cook agt. Gleason; suit
abated. Wheatley ct al. agt. Thyson struck off
calendar. Duncanson agt. McLaughlan; yer
dict for S57.61. Mayhem agt. Rupert; on trial.
CIRCUIT COURT, (No. p, Judge Cor.
Yesterday, Meloy agt. Dennis; verdict for
plaintiff for nominal damages. Mckee agt.
Gleason; verdict for plaintiff for S293. 95. Heany
sealed verdict. Kraft agt. Langdon; suit dis
missed. Clark agt. Wimsatt; verdict for plain
tiff for nominal amount and costs. Hesse agt.
Burr; defendant called and Judgment. New
haus agt. B. & P. R. r. Co., referred to j. j.
Johnson and S. T. Thomas
CRIMINAL COURT-J,tdge James,
Yesterday, George F. Myers, appeal from
Police Court, for keeping an unlicensed dog;
nolle pros. Jos. W. Harry; same. John Doody
policy playing conviction; verdict not guilty.
Charles Dasenbrook, violating internal revenue
law; verdict not guilty. George Fauth pleaded
guilty to policy playing; sentence suspended.
George T. Fridley; same. Philip Moore, assault
with intent to kill John Taylor: on trial
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CITY ITEMS.

DURANG'S RHEUMATIC REMEDY cures rheuma-
tism because it acts directly on the blood.
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THE CHEAPEST SILKS
BLACK RI s1LKs very %ye cheap
and Baek s SAT- HSSs:p oolored and Black
Celored Twilled SILKS for Trimmings, excellent
5m%snse assortment of new and beautiful DRESS
| Figured LINEN Lawns only l5c.
Beautiful American LAWNS8 and l0c.
IRfRss sfssrTS9t s a9ST1sas q fGHFs
BEAGk s s1Eks s g. s5s i r9S si7s.
81 sis saa "a bt & SILKS are the
BEST Ha HR cFfARssT i9 this G sty; s,.o.
| 12Mc. '-' .1A'''
boys sssr 81 g. 49, g. s9e. ST. Tor men and
R Resp1ifS aGHAaiMacq 2A 81 for ort,n. ,.x
e 81 6 e e; 81 cAsHMEnEs
RnEs TaG Bssk TA Il
0! R!acf eP FrencR B GIsff:
P Pns1 sPaaAMMaks very Is
oH M5its sHSSPf W. fq heavy White
se msTl5 ohs FEY sAs.G III Market Space
SPRING AMP 2oos SIMMER DRESS
ms are SILK 9Gspas 05 t Of spf In ana
1aorcS 1or the season. Attention Of purchasers is
Linen Lawns and cambrcs Foreisnr and Domestic prrs
Percales, Zephyr Ginghams in plaids and stripes,
a9a oaorsd oamss
variety,
An inspection of our stock Is solicited
HOOE BROTHER g. CO.,
mars 1928 F st. n.sc., near Ebbitt House
SHIRTS SHIRTS: sHIRTsl
8 BEST BEST DRESS sH1RTs TO ORDER s12. 90
9 LIZ 8, . . ~ 50
finished SSsR AND UNFINISHED 6 READ ; sSS
NOVELTIES IN NEck9EAR AND HOSIERY
MEN T 4 6oMSFsdsHss sSist Factory.
E. MAUCK, PROPRIETOR.
mars 616 II st. n.sc. i, opp. Patent Office.
HIRTs.
SHIRTS, " ! D.
T T9 9kBEE:
Elegant IN sIp sHIR RT FOR.
s1SEk sHds sai FPS F0R 55S
Buy the EUREKA REINFORCED the best
81 SHIRT
In the city. For sale at
DUBKEUlL BROS,
mari 1112 r street northwest.
SHIFTS
THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION.
The Grown Diamond" Shirt, only 80 cents.
The 'sSenate' Improved Shirt, IS cents.
The Mystery" Shirt, made of the very best mus
In and tyenty:one hundred linen, only Is cents,
and EXTRA FINE linen, 75 cents.
Boys Shirts. Of the best muslin and twenty one
hundred linen, 60 cents.
~ ME6INNISS',
JAM 1908 = street s.sc.
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DIR. Won MoSCHZISKER. 6l9 NV. 10Th street,
Washington, d. C.-Dedr Sir:-By the advice OF
Senator voorhees, l placed myself under your
treatment for a case of throat disease and nasal
with the results of voI1r skill and Won are at
liberty to refer any one TO me.
Truly yours, G. Il. DAvIDGE.
18th March, 1880, Q
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TEE TELEGRAPH WAR.-Yesterday In the
Equity Court, Judge Hagner, the case OF the
Atlantic and Pacific telegraph company VS. the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company, action
for s25, coo damages for breach of contract and
10 restrain removal OF telegraph wire, was ar
yued by Messrs- Wheeler. OF New York. n. vii
son and II: Ashton. OF this city, for plaintira
and by Mr.. Frick, of Baltimore, and MIR. MerrcS'
OF this city, for defendants The further hearing
Was rhaE Postponed until Tuesday next.
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No INTENTION TO DEFRAUD.-Yesterday In the
Equity Court, the case OF Cashier & Co. agt. g.
T. Langley, argued for a second time, was de
ant, and an appeal was taken to the Court In
General Term by complainant. The question
on which the case turned was on the estimate
OF the value OF the property, and Judge Hagner
held that LangleyiS valuation having been
proved correct, It showed that there was no in
tention on his part to defraud his creditors by
conveying piece OF property to his wife.
complaihants and Mr.. John Selden for defend
ant.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL SUIy.-An an
plicat1on was filed in the U. s. Circuit Court in
Baltimore yesterday, for the appointment of
temporary receiver, pendente lite, in the ease of
ID. X. Stewart ct al VS.. the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal company, and March 25 was fixed by
Judge Morris for the hearing. The !S,tl SAYS:
The petition alleges that it appears by the
answer of the company that in February, 1871
lease was made between the Potomac Lock
and Dock company, Of Montgomery county, of
the first part, Henry II. Dodge, of the second
part, the state of Maryland Of the third, and the
canal company of the fourth part, whereby, in
consideration of the annual payment of 81 by
the state Of Maryland to the lessons, the Lock
and Dock company and Henry H. Dodge leased
to the state for Is years certain property near
Georgetown, known as the outlet DOCKS the
lease containing. among other things, sttpula-
ton that the canal company shall pay to the
Lock and Dock company the yearly sum of
$4,000, and keep the outlet locks In good re-
pair, and that the fact of the making Of the con-
tract was not made known to the stockholders
The company has expended In repairs on the
outlet locks in three years $43 931 49, which with
the rent aggregates SIS, 1:s5, enough to
pay two coupons on the whole issue of the pre-
ferred bonds. The petitioner is apprehensive
that the company will continue to pay this rent
and eXpend large sums for repairs of the outlet
locks, snless prevented by the court.
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"ALDEREEY DAIRY."-Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning and delivered In 4 lbs.
- :" Ward prints, 4Sc, per Id. Also, cottage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-17

Send Us 25 Gross of Quirk's Irish Tea.
Such is the order we received. and why? Be
cause it never fails when you are bilious. Price
rs cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-17
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

. LBS. TURKISH PRIMES. rs
10 lbs Hominy GRITS
3 lbs. Prime New DATES................,...
Cakes Colgate's lib. OVAL SOAP.............25
l gallon Aladdin SECURITY OIL, sealed can :. 25
So lbs Choice LARD.
2lbs. Bakers Premium CHOCOLATE...........
h. Bakers BROMA OF COCOA.................40
cans Best 80
can CRABS, 2 lbs 80
lb. Good BUTTER. 80
l lib. Good ROASTED COFFEE.
4 Dbl. Nice Patent Process FLOUR. So. Is
Ny Store has been much enlarged. and my Gus
toners will not be obliged to wait 30 long to be
GEO. A. 0'HARE,
1918 9TH st. INV,
marl3 Between M and n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-17

TAYLOR HuFTY, 1888 Pennsylvania avenue.
nave Just opened large invoice OF the Foster
OF the finest kid and the mode OF fastening is
absolutely perfect No button to break off or
putton holes to tear out. Every pair Will be
guaranteed. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-17

NATIONAL THEATER. Byron.
THIS EVENING,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES.
Engagement Of the Popular Actor.
MIR. OLIVER DOTD BYRON.
The Charming Artistic,
MISS KATE BYRON.
And an Ensemble OF
40 ARTISTS. 40
THE GREAT PLAY,
Depicting Life-like Incidents in New York and
California, entitled
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
Embracing the services of Two Distinct Compa-
MES, now in the Tenth Year of its Un-
paraleled Success.
MATINEE TOMORROW AT O'CLOCK,
Benefit for the IRISH RELIEF FUND rendered
by Messrs. JOHN W. ALBAUGH and
OLIVER DOUD BYRON,
On which occasion the entire receipts will be
donated to that charitable purpose.
MONDAY MARCH 22-LOUIS ALDRICH and
@. II. PARSLOE, in my PARTNER"
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, COLUMBIAN UNI
vERsITY.-The programme to be carried out at
the f1fty-eight annual commencement of the
medical department Of the Columbian Uniyer-
sity, at Lincoln Hall. tomorrow night is as fol-
lows:-Conferring of degrees upon the follow
Cfnm, II. NJ. Decide, John w. Dunn, b. c.: T. j.
c. Maddox, Nd; Clifton Mayfield, d. c.; Henry
b. Quinby n. H.; James S. Woodward ID. C.:
distribution of prizes; address to the graduating
j. e. Maddox, NJ D.
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St0ne, the Wife Murderer.
PROBABILITY THAT BE WILL HAVE n HANG oy
THE 26TH INSTANT

fhObAbIlATf THAT BE WILL HAvK TO HANG ON
THE 26TH INSTANT
The reprieve granted Stone to the 2sth inst.
stated that on that day the Marshal should BRO.
coed to execute the death sentence, unless the
President In the meantime directed otherwise.
As preparations have to be made for the execu-
ton, 1t Is necessary that final decision be
made at an early date. After the Cabinet meet
ing yesterday afternoon all the papers IN the
case were laid before the President Stones
counsel asks for communication of sentence on
the ground that he was temporarily insane.
The papers In his case state that in boyhOod he
received blow on the head, from which he has
never recovered, and that since his mind has
not been the same Other papers are on hand
from Maine that give Stone bad name. The
question of Communication of sentence or not will
be early decided From very good authority the
statement would seem to be warranted that
Stone Will be hung.
An ARREST IN THE COURT RooM-To-day, in
the Circuit Court, Sheriff Ritchey, of Prince
George county, Md, was witness in the case
6 bad Ell aaG %s me
and Mayhem arrested for horse stealing in that
county. The sheriff not having requisit1on,
as soon as the facts were made known to the
court he was released.
AN INTERESTING REoUIs111oN.-To-day Deputy
Sheriff Sutherland, OF Charles county, Md, ar
rived here with requisition from Gov. Hamil-
ton for the arrest OF Joseph G. Harper, Joshua
Read, Jonn E. Donaldson, Joseph Elms aud
CudilCo T. DuCL, VI UcO SctOWu, lUT IelOnlOuS-
ly taking from the sheriff of Charles county,
Md. a boat. seine, &C. Chief Justice Cartier or
dered bench warrant to ISSUE 1t appears that
the boat with crew was engaged in fishing in
Port Tobacco last week without license and
with unlawful net, and the boat was seized and
crew arrested. A fine Of $50 and costs was i'm
POSED on Read who was in charge of the boat,
and the boat and seine were confiscated ana
placed in charge of an officer. Mr.. Harper, the
owner Of the boat. went to Port Tobacco and
after remaining there some days it is charged
that he with the others took the boat from the
party in charge by force; hence the complaint
BEAUREGARD's DEFENCE SUecEss.-When
the case OF the interference Of the Post Office
department with the registered letter and pos
tai order mail addressed to the Louisiana State
Lottery company or to M. A. Dauphin, New
Orleans La, or the same person at No. s19
Broadway, New York city, II. Y, came up, Gen.
G. 4. Beauregard, one Of the commissioners on
behalf of the state of Louisiana, so ably de-
tended the pet institution Of the Crescent City
that the Postmaster General has reSeinGed his
order OF interference In time for the next draw
ing, April 18th. t
THE COURTS.
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IHE ART SALE Conducted Dy NJ. b. LaJlmef
for Mr.. II. N. Barlow, at 1925 New York avenue,
has been largely attended, Notwithstanding the
extreme bad weather. and as Mr.. B. instructed
Mr. Bowling to sell without regard to cost nat
urally bargains we're obtained. In this even
ing's sale some OF the most valuable paintings
are to be sold. Tomorrow afternoon and even
ing will possibly wind up the sale OF this grand
Will be sold +
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NEO. EUENEMANN'S
MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY
AND PLEASURE GARDEN,
BETWEEN 9TH AND 9TH And E AND SIS. N.B
ap29 Washington, d. q
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WANTS $4,000 DAMAGEs.-Messrs. T. Jesup
Miller and r. B. Lewis yesterday, for Albert l..
Dom, entered suit against W. W. Kirby for
$4,000 damages for malicious prosecution. nnt
charges that defendant on the 5th instant pro-
cured warrant from Major A. C. Richards,
justice Of the peace, charging that he (Doan)
set fire to the carpenter shop OF George w. Dem
ham, No. 424 II street northwest, and caused his
arrest; that he was taken before Judge Smell
and dismissed. For this action the complainant
says that he has been injured in reputation to
the extent of the damappS claimed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-17

EXTRACT OF REPORT from the celebrated Ply
sic1an, Erasmus Wilson, of London, Eng: .Sev-
eral severe cases of inclpient CONSUMPTION have
come under my observation that have been
cured by the timely use of COIdeR'S Lie5ig'S Ef-
tract Of Beef and Tonic NarigOrator." Sold by
all druggists and prOcerS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-17

CROUCH ON RATS" Ask druggist for 1t. 1t
clears out rats, mice, roaches bed-bugs. 15c
box; for Washington at $50 Pa. avenue.
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WHAT THE PAPERSSAY.

An awakening book a thrilling book, indeed.
So powerful and SO real a book about the South
has not been written before Cincinnati Com
mercial.
If this book don't move men. and start the
patriotic blood of the nation into warmer flow
then we have mistaken the American people. -
Cheap Inter Ocean.
VIII rank among the famous novels which
represent certain epochs Of history so faithfully
and accurately. that. once written. they must be
rad by everybody who desires to be well in
formed. Portland Me- Advertiser
II ia well written, inter esting and demon
strates the utter hopelessness of reyolutionizug
the politics and society OF the South 1t isa
radical work; but Old Confederate Democrats
can ehuckie over mnny Of its pages ''-Otolona
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The book is an extraordinary one. The stated
novel read'r will fad it fresh and thrilling
The statesman may gsther lessons Of wisdom
from its pages. - Bos'o on Daily advertiser.
Written in brains. - Rochester Rural Home.
'Sketchos not to be matched in the whole
rnrec Of modern fetion.'- Boston TrareNsr
Destined to create fuyore in literary nol-
teal. and social circles second only to that pro
duced hy Uncle Toms Cabin n quarter Of n
century ago -St. Paul Mimi Dcsp1teb
Worthy Just now Of national consideration"
-H1TtfOfd C0urdHt.
"A lire novel. pertinent to the day II
is brilliant in conception and execution. and
sparsies like champagne. There is fun splicing
Its pages there is pathos to disturb the eve
fountains; there is tragedy to thrill, and comedy
to evoke mirth and laughter Read A
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Bound In Silk Cloth. Price d.
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Soid by every Druggist.

PrIg $50 PR BUIrLE.
erp' ii'rniSWurtt
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NERVOUS POWER,
lAre positively aBd .p@'7iily cured By
Fellows Compound Syrup Of Hypophosphites

The merit q tai. remarkable remedy i due 10 il
resI proDs-fg q rr-tGriDg ts wasted ti--Es- o.
lie lv 70 their oFi znal arsnns-- and EIzpE- IL u
Ne. kn0EB that for every thought and action there i
s4:h dec4y Of amount Of material prof~)fion D.
ate tho magnitude 81 the thought acton lhi-
za--e I. supplied h. the UHiag1iSs EuiritIse !unc
ton The pr,rOcious artiyity of Ycath-. the enthn.
atir struggle for wealth and FAM IN tin 1ia'iie
aged And Old ag- it.sf cla-s undue tcaF II ia
teri1i Gsry oa- force.
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Taxes Of 1879!

4 Ii Persons whose taxes remain unpaid viii nc
"A be surprised at receiving call from the Col
lcctor, ora respectful notice through the Post Office
G. IT ENEE.
sepl-ftf Treasurer ard Collector OF Augusta.
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Confined from FIRST Page
God is just; man must BE- IF ron wa5
iny brother accorsiin' 81 the flesh. I'd do
what I'm doing Iiosv. tough a. 'twoaldbc
1t YOU was nearer 10 me. ei you was nv
son. I'd do II. Thar was Ezry. nv only
son. lost overheard one season when we
was mackriIin': loved him mighty
sight better n ! loved myself. and vet ct
Elry wa alive. and here in vour boots.
an expectiB' t. ~ called for a. soon Id
do what I'm doing now: ii exhort him,
aud plead with him. bat I'd keep close
eye On him and IF he Wa guilty. how
cotild |. pledged hater If in. keep from
condersnin him.
The prisoner changed his position.
stared dogedly in the fire. and. after a
moment. exclaimed
Condemn away. then I'm Ezry
The squire dropped his revolver, and,
leaning forward raised the prisoner hat,
anil looked for the fret time at the white
Fare Of the prisoner. Then he hurriediy
glanced at iloxford the Engli-hman wa
snoring. The squire opened the door Of
the hut and looked out into the starlight.
hut he saw no one Then the squire put
hi hands in hi- pocket. tnnk out hi knife,
and commenced 10 cut the prisoner bond
with such energy that the prisoner
winccd
Hun ye. boy p" whispered the squire.
hastily Withdrawing the knife, and sharp
cuing II ut the bottom d hi boot; then
u take IL out ra-y. Shawn A. a time.
II wa pick'd mp b. a vhaier. -aid
Ezry, IN an aprlogetic undcrtone, ''an
~ We never spoke anything goin East
that nj t:tkr man y ithont money. stayed
90 her for year Or Two. Then We got
news Of the gold
That of, interrupted the squire
Hungry. boy"
Thirsty. morc'n ansthing else. re-
piled Ezry
The squire dashed into the bundle from
which he had taken his pistol. and brought
out 1 very small ha-k labeled For
Medicine. which Ere cmptied almost At
= single draught.
We heard OF the gold bein' found.
resumed Ezry. "a the obi man stopped
aud cot thong which hail been put on
the prisoner ankles to prevent his tax
ing very long -'rp~. 'an the captain made
for Frisco, an "" all r"inc ashore an
went for the mines
Wrists ore Ezra ." a-kedlhc OLD man.
lighting q splinter ct wood md cNtmin-
inr hi. .on'. hands ..>lo,,id tlirl tbrv
were he confined .,.,,i,.. ont 81 bn,tIc
OF linimcnt. and tcn,ir-Iy r,1bin,, -.n,c %,
it into the hard rfl.,r- of fbe f,r,-,uer.-
wrists
I've had the Nnr.t # ln,L lost C,ifh
In lurk an .v'r,tli,,, ,l.. r. L..n
knocked nrou,J ami hu-h.J. aim, h,I NO.
fricnds-,,ot 10 h,tip- y,ryLo,Iy-,y,.ut +,
th, l.yuc,
.Y,'u -, ,ct t,r,. o.. .-,,,,,,...,..J III.
squire. "rf ". dnn't oet ny,y tram
herr. pretty lively Cold bov -
"Shivnry ILL, &c r,.,l,.J r>rv rot,;,o
his hands into Lis noctrt.' and dr,,, Inc
his be,d down b.,,t,,.,, hi5 -I,.,,,ld.r. ~
hadn't he'd mu.h ~ 49,, c...,', ,,,,d .,,,.ll .
The snuir, rl,r,,v , tI,t,I.. ,rnnnJ hi.
hoy nirk.d ~, , Ill ne. L,.,
filled il with cracker. .,1 ,.,rt t,olr,
cnut;on.1y am, ~ tb,. d.... ,,,,,,,. an,
vhi.u,r,d
Now l,t.- l,,y..
The fir, srlut,.rcd aud n,.t,,J IN III,
f,rcs of th. tv, mon ~ t,r ,o ;,st,r
Err, lnokrd ,utn hi. f,tb,.r'. r,.,. ,r,
whispered
tiu't 80 ,-ot ton r,i;,,;,,. ,,d,.,
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lrgal an6rrtisrmrnts.
KENNEBEC COENTY-Ia Probate f,ou.,.
gusfa on the fourth Monday Of Dece,abe.-. q !

KENNEBEC COUNTY-L, Probate fo,,.. n
gusfa, on the fourth Monday Of Deoess5er' y III A.
On Petition Of
TTNHOMAS HOVEY. Administrator de ha,;
the estate of Francis +. Webb, late OF W ion o.
deceased. representing that certain 10. nsshfop
in Readiield, now occupied by Orrin Farnba'a iaAi
come into possession OF the estate Of said dees.hha.
by Caleb +. Graves TO Oliver Parsons. das,a nsea
Is, 1856, which mortgage by successive Hay
became the property of the deceased in his Es's
and the right ofredemptiop. under said forecasm
expired; that il would be for the benef, Of nv la
ties in interest. that said land should be os lsr
the money distributed as In other cases Of ne aac
assets: F'"aa
ORDERED, That notice thereof be piven :,
weeks successfully prior 90 the fourth MondaY 1hs
uary next, in the Daily hennebec Journal. ps ssl
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons n,e Nt
may attend at Court of Probate, then TO b h,ec
a; Augusta. and show cause, if any why t,e ,osei
of said petition should not be granted. pa!e'
H. X. BAKER, Jud,.
Attest: CHARLES HEwINs, Register. dscs".sse.
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ON 80 DAYS TRIAL

We will send GU: Electro Notaic Belts and other Flee
ttir Appliances upon trial Tor DAYS those suf-
frrin2 from Nervous Debility. Ehcu,uatism, faraly
81. or any dist asses OF TIA. Liver Kidney and many
other Diseases \ Cure guaranteed or no pay.
Address VoLrAiC BALrCo., Marshall Mich jan:i-iw