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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

1tAAAN0 ANN ~ W WAAAMAN0AOkN
FoR PHILADELPHIA.-22l, e.s0, 100. $40
4.OO, S.lS, 100, S.40, p. M. On snndays. 22l
'iSa Tos NJ; NV " YesS..sa s; ~ Sso 700, iO.oa, a.
M; is.ls. la.ss. s.iS. p. m. On sundays.
FoR BALTIMORE AND wAsHIroroN.--
i25l, 2O3, S.35, a. m. 1z52, 1.OA, 6lS, a .0S,
p. IN. On Sundays, l25i. 2i0a q. IN.
FoR BALTIMoRE, Bay Line connectionl
7.S p, m. No sunday trains.
FoR NEW CAsTLE.-6.00 o. Is, a. M; LILO,
800, $50, p. m, No sunday trains,
foR DELAWARE X. R.-9.l5 .. M; lilo.
d.S. P. NJ: No sunday trains:
5.2o, a. M; 500. $50 p. m. No sunday
FoR DELAWARE WESTERN X. R.-7.i5
1880 a. M: $50 p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN VILLAIN GTON
FROM PHILADKLPHIA.-l24S 203, $40;
g.lo a. m; I2.0S. lZ42, l.02. 2.50, All, 5ia.
e.2o, 7.Oo. SO. lilo P. m; On sundays. l2.i3
2.O1, lO.lU a. m. /; Tbs. lilo y. IN.
From New YoRk.-2U3, $50, q. m. /; 1912,
n.O2. 5.iy. W p. m. On sundays. ASA. IN.
FROM BALrInORE.-2l5, y.3U, 9.57, n. m. !;
aI1. l2.S5, 5.S8, V.S6, p. m. On Sundays,
FRon WAsHIsGroN.-2.iS a. IN. I2OS,
1887, 638, s.3b p. IN.
Ekon NEw CAsrLE.-s.5o, s.52, ii.5oa. m.;
b.25, 6,45 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE X. H.-s.5O, Il. 80 q. m. I;
6.i5 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
From WILMIEGToN q NORTHERN X. II.
$40, li-S5 n. M; as p. IN. No sunday
trains.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN II. R.-sIO.
a. M; 2 is, p. IN. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET AND WARRINGTON
AvENUk-..SU. o.Uv, IU.SO, II ~ ~ m; i.sv
$40. 40. Is. S.U, 100. y.I5, Il.so p. IN. On
FROM THIRTY- -SkcoND AMI MARKET
SrAEkrs. -7.3O, lbs n. IN ~. 10, 4yU:, ~.
m.; i.W "a. m. On Sunday =, I.UO. 7.SO u. IN.
NorE.-The black figures represent the
In ted Express" On which AN extra
fare II charged.
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BLAINE Il & pROsprrrc

rWAsHlsGToN, April g.-Tbe fr,na
~ Mr. Blame have received encouragnl
news from all quarters to-day Ann
vate despatch from Ohio law X,
o'aine will have nine Of the deles,t
rom that state on the frs, ballot, dII
teen on the second. ard is either 6nt
second choice Of forty-oue Of the i,n,l
two delegates. A despatch from i
lluois renorts that thirty corntips hM
elected l64 delegates, Of which lgnl
for Blaine, 20 for Grant and 4 for WmhI
bune. Dispatches and leitpn frou|
Marvlaod. Delaware, New Jersey, wed
Virginia and New Hampshire repr.s,pl
that those States will be practically soHd
for Rlaina
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Justtoe-oy TrIokerv ,

II, Is our special dispatches indicate,
the Pennsylvania hriDers Just sentenced
are to be pardoned, no amount of expa-
natlon oy any legal authority in the
state wi convince Pennsylvauiaus or
any one else thai there has not be. de-
hberate trickery somewhere. If under
tbe Law bribery IA an offence punishable
bv long imprisonment, the plea that
penal servitude eau not legally be de-
manded Is mere Quihb-. The proceed-
iugs against the men in question have
never been devoid OF suspiciop; every
ihinR but the dual rentanc@ seems Ia
have been done IN a half-hearted man.
ner, and the previous action of the
Judge who pronounced the sentences was
snch an To astouish ju-isis throughout
the corntry. Whether C ine or only
. biund"r, the pardon of Kemble and
his associates viii he a mockery Of jus
iice. and will iud,o OF lasting disgiac,,
upon Penpsylvabia's repuialion.-Her-
aid.
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Local linaA

"a Celebrated Case" at the Opera
House this evening.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE for
this week is now ready.
Book beer and fine lunch at E. p,
Freye's, No. II Il. Second street, to-
morrow evening.
The Quaker Assembly's ball. the
closing one of the season, comes of
tonight.
A long, narrow, white cloud in the
western heavens attracted considera-
Die attention this morning.
The police will appear in their
new summer uniforms tomorrow.
Clayton House Arrivals.
James W: Morrissey, New York,
MISS Whinnery. PhiIa
y: W. Beerbower, BALTIC.
w. ). Brittenham and wife. Md.
J.: chapman, CollinsviIie, Conn.
W. y. Brown, Summit Bridge. Del.
WIN. Dean. Newark, Del.
q, A. Miskey, Phila.
"A Celebrated Case" Compapv.
EieVen members OF Boyd's Star Com
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HYMENIAL.

At Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
last night, Mr.. John Shakespeare and
Miss Louisa Moore w.re united in
matrimony by Rev. l. N. Haldeman.
The Interesting ceremony was wit
messed by a large number of invi ed
friends and others. After the ceremony
reception was held at the residence
OF the brides father, No. 626 w. Fifth
street, and at midnight the bride and
groom started on wedding tour to
Washington.
Two weddings were celebrated in
st. Peters Catholic Church, yester-
day, one in ST.. Paul's, and one pri.
vate house, making a total of five mar
rlages for the day.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

"SheIman's Nincompoop Bureau" Is
the polite way in which the New York
Sun alludes to the literary section Of the
Treasury Boom,
Ell Perkins has been across the con-
tinent. Among the things which struck
him was the Opposition Of the voting
Republicans to Grants candidacy,
This is the most discouraging news thai
las yet reached tie opponents of a third
term.
Miss Anna Z. Dick.rs reads her
new play seateJ, as Fanny Kemblr used
to do.
Mrs. Daniel f. Bahdmai n, Miss Ada
C0nVendsh, Mr. aud Mrs. Bolossy Kir-
ally, and Mr. and Mr.. lmry Kiralf, are
to sail from New York ta-day in the
1nman steamer G ty ct Brussels,
Emile Zna remarhs:-"When we
hear Victor Hugo c,npartd 10 Shakes
pare e smi e, f, hc has created nolh-
ing but figures of brouza or alabasl er,
not of flesh aud blood"
Senor 4 mAtona tie MeA ican Minis
ter, will lrave W slingl II for a visit to
Mexico with is fmily, rext Monday.
Lord Ronald Cover. the SCULPTOR
brother OF the IKE Of Su herland, IS al
work on a Shakespea monument, One
statue, tia Of Hamlet, La come 10 Lon
don for exhibition; the Henry V. is ac-
c pied for tn Par Salon, and the /. dy
Macbeth y a 81 com leted.
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THIRD EDITION
Mr.. Tiiden's Heaith.

WITH A PRETTY STRONG INTIMATIoN
THAT HE CONSIDERS HIMSELF A CAM
DIDATE FOR THk DEMOCRATIC NoMI-
NATION.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Al the request of many personal friends
of Samuel j. Tilden l desire to con
tradict a statement first maize by Mr..
Tilden's enemies and "wolves in Sleeps
clothing" pronouncing him IA physical
wreck" aud "untit for The campaign"
have known MI. Tilden intimately
for many years, and as freqaent visitor
at Gramercy Park permit me to assure
the public that Mr.. Tilden is in the ell
joyment of most excellent health aud
Is physically and meatally as vlgoi ous
as he was when in the prime of life, aud
with his iron constitution he Is capable
of greater endurance at his venerable
age than most men are at ,he age of
forty.
Therefore, be it known to his friends,
and enemies as well, that the venerable
statesman Of Gramercy Park is more
than sufficiently strong, both physically
and mentally, TO endure the ,r, ssure
and bardships of lalf dozen Presiden-
tial camgaigns as the standard bearer of
his party. No person, friends or foe,
truthfally coatradict this statement.
Those people who see him in daily lite,
rs do, in his robust health, duin, the
workof ct least thr me WI hout seem rg
fatigue, and then entertaining his friends,
riding upon horseback and enjong recre a.
ton and amusement-through all Of
which he proudly ''rides like centaur',
they are my witnesses to these facts
and all pronounce him to-day a towe: of
strength whose fine physique will with
stand the foul blasts from Ohio, where
even now victory awaits him. Resp ct
fully, WILLIAM MOLLER.
New YORK, April go, 1881.
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MokDAY. Arril 2e,h 5p ,
SHEEP BROKERS' ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA MARKrrs

EDNEsDAf, April ~. g. =. N
10y Z ~ hoou, lhe sitIne M latst uuoL.t
A4eh OF lHN Obls.. iurludlnK MItsn.,an,s,
t1trt.' ri Scat ~ Peunsy vaIiin
l. my al s. 5baO Western do. 90. af
= ~ II q y. eho phteui AL st 5UsL7 5O Rye
.Suf Ia lnActifs. Ne guoLe nj - %
SkAIE.-S heat IL la2e per Dushe,
Z sbei. sale u Sj.0V Duahe's q, inelndiug
fsiIit4 AD'' r-Ou .bern REQ and amber ~
y Sssl ~. and NJ. rel, elevator. ~
sl4s51- July Com Ii Inactive Ssi.. ~
-, - Da.hrls including mixed, al 5IIzs
re; s"liow. at 55e. l-t the cali bO,tfJ
's.se, was d ioI April, i6c Tor May. 45Iz,
81 JuLe, ana 4bIzr for July OAtS are essv
q. duil. eaies Uf bJU buAheis mixed n,
,-at-s+c' aud white at 43IzaI6c. The re.
E. ipls 90 dds were AS follows: 80 barrels
Ficur' opWo bushels heal Id, 100 bushe A
orn, IFOJO bushels Oats 40 barrel
Whlky Rye .sHuiI ut Si cents.
" lskf.-lOJ barrels OF Western iron
oonhd sold at 81 ~ per gallon.
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For the Gazette.
Ca'' He Tea IN. n

Mr.. EDITOR 'ae y. Truth,
Tor Tor the bald-head,rsS It IT, at all po.,
any any, circumstances; e. ;e'' , hi The truth ~
fortune has within Ills chronic
ssransi poor Mr.. Vernon into snort sl.% time
GGeaa,y Georgy.,i five We, hundred ed S%,,sih.i /, which
Is not satisfied. ihd Hs yet yet hairlssss'
among "a t%a4g the last Of his se.o,. sa,ll keeps
y Two rsaS ago, that Mr.. Geounesa Georsse g. q a.,
nanool scnool Board in the SsSi,aldate siathd At. iaJ
Of Isenocrat th" Now the cas, AS, W, %a'd,
wnen IN n, he wrote the lie s'S' 70, KNEW x. ID
He well knew t,a"' the, -
once Two years ago, and ,s ~ ior ths 81
very IN rsoII Opposition to Mr.. +; Ecss, ts W
ana was voted for almos' s' u = kepubllI
.ne ! parii colored party sa,cI. ssas,eIIa'i'sl
: .s cou :, and under The sO'sly S % 1
r,ma. Tma. wa, @ .ef Of the old bI.SI bHI,IIalloa
oler-'n'veI grAma'icsi !, pned "a
nht'uthfuI, dares to at,s,,., M out alS,
me peont Of the ward bv Wy. 70 decd
Mr.. Mccall as a D mo:,,, ny ,announc
siondt services are alwavs " :. PM
TO { nnmand a high prica 's T.. a.ndents
m'nsn,'s u "1s' class professions i.l,iss,, ds,
wsan ns.eh'iy enplo'ed at twelve s'S,,si sa'li. }
week. Dog-cheap, Isn't ,' it.s d0'I'n
To-. n
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OIL CLOTHS, From 3 to IL
feet wide.
A full Ii ne of Smyrna, Velvet.
Tapestry and Cocoa Mats and
Rugs, woolen and linen Drug
gets, Stair Rods, Stair Pads and
Carp Innings.
NoTE.-The low prices at
which we are retailing our Car
pets in the face of present heavy
advance in all kinds of goods
mentioned above we would saw
that, anticipating rise from the
exceedingly low prices of last
season, we made our contracts
for spring delivery early last
fall and winter thus avoided the
high prices now prevailing. Our
present commodious Carpet
Rooms, with our elegant light,
affords us ample facilities for
showing goods, and we would
cordially invite all, whether
wanting to purchase or not to
call and look through our large
stock.
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WA1L srRKrr Yrsrrpn.v.-s,ocl

WALL STREET Stocks
continued weak and irregular, with q
downward tendency. Money was easier
call loans upon stock collateral ruling at
8 TO 0 per cent with 8 per cent as the
closing quotation. State and railway
bonds were dull and depressed. Foreign
exchange was quiet and rates were
unchanged.
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A STYLISH TRAIN.

Tho limited express train from
Washington steamed into the depot at
l2 30 O'clock to-day, drawn by engine
No. IL, and comprising one baggage
car and the parlor cars Batavia, !"
"Assyria, j." "Sidonia," and Java. ~
These cars have just been repainted
and handsomely fitted up, and combin-
ed in one train presented handsome,
stylish appearance. The cars were
well-filled with equally handsome and
stylish passengers.
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FOURTH EDITION
Indications for ro-l,.y.

Southerly winds, veering to westerly.
warmer, cloudy and rainy, followed by
cooler, clearing weather. falling. fol-
lowed BY stationary or ri>ing barome-
ter.
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ne AtaIQnfU.
LONDON, April 20, 1880

LONDON, April 20, 1880.
Her Majesty's storeship Wye. which
was sent In search of the missing train
ing ship Atalanta, arrived at Plymouth
yesterday after searching the neighbor
hood Of Vigo Bay, Spain where portions
OF a wrecked vessel r, Gently came ashore
and reported that nothing new relating
to the fate ofthe missing ship had been
discovered. The bottle picked up at the
junction Of the rivers Weaver and Mersey
paper purporiing to be q
message from the Alalanta, is un-
a discreditable hoax.
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Maryland for RaYard.

BALTIMORE, April 29.-The Demo
cratic State Convention is summoned By;
the Central Committee to meet in lhh|
city on the 9th of June. There IS eyey|
indication that Bayard will have ma.
jority OF the delegates. There kiss
throughout the State a deppsealed
aversion to the candidacy Of Tilden.
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MGssdcred by Indians.

A private letter to business hous. In
this city. dated Las Vegas. N. M, 26th
inst, SAYS lit IL reported here that
Josrph Brown, ex-Mayor Of this ciIy.
AMI party OF 81. Louisians, were muir.
dered by Indians at or ne r White
Oaks, Sthunton county. N. M, ON the
25tb inst.
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RAfLR DAD
-------------------
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALrGMORR RAILROAD.

NOVEMBER l6rH 1879.
rrains will leave Wilmington M follows
tor
Phiiadelphla and Intermediate Stations.
NV. s.to, lOSO a. m. 40, 400, 100, 9.I8 d.
"A. ' " ~
Philadelphia (Express) s.0O, sss, 1000 a..
IN. -
Phils. and New York 2.2l, 1907 90. 1902 n.
m. 2l3. 1879. $40 p. IN.
'.35a. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, 7.Os D. m.
baltimore and Washington. l2.5l. 2O3.
'.S q; m. 1881. I.01. SIS, p. in.
Trains for Delaware division. leavr tor
New Castle $40. 9.l5. n. m. 1 Lilo, BOO 8.S,
p. IN. 49, ~
Harrington and intermediate Stations
w n. m. ; LILO. $50 p. m.
M; fjop. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate atstton.
40 q. m.; 800, $50, 9.49 d. m,
Philadelphia and New York. 400 "A. m.
baltimore and Washington, I2.5I. ale
4. IN.
For further Information passengers arr
referred TO the time tables posted at the
depot. H,F, EENNEV Wv
SUPERINTENDENT
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The House Committee on Educaii, n
Ahd LABOR, yesterday u repor1 fAsuGso !
on pie bill 80 e0us ] uie a commission
70 EepoSz o. IL sGsncmen 81 the
orEbogTAp'lT n.p1blie ds,c1uefils.'
We GO ret b. ere 70 medicine for
sllilF-e, bui - 90 b. er- ~ d. Bull.
6sbs HEfuT af a..sff hsi Hs fsrui
o ID De Eitbtuil-. Try il. Pr O. q
c-lf4-
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Fleeing from Vengeance.

TExARKANA, Tex, April @.-Th
eighty ear-old daughter OF restaurant
keeper was enticed from home byi
gambler and terribly outraged. She was
found late at night in an alley near
home crying piteously for help. Her in'
juries are very serious and will probably
prove fatal. The perpetralor fed, but !
band Of men are securing the country,
and If he is caught Ire will be lynched'
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Mattings.

A fine line Of China and Cocoa
Mating in all the new desirable
coiorings. Fresh goods just
landed.
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Candidates for the School
BOARD

Owing 10 The solicitation n mum ber of
gentlemen OF the Seventh Ward, Mr.. w.
w. LObdell, has consented TO be n candi-
date Of the Blard Of Public Education
from that ward.
Henry :. Jacobs and Hewston Elan
nan, have consented to allow their
names TO ba used a. candidates for the
Board of Education from the Tenth
Ward. The former for two years and
the latter for one year.
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{ sn.neial and oo.nnersaa,.

WrLNTre- on. DEL. April 2S. tssO.
Latest Stock quotations iurnished by
nes>lst q CO.. 3. 4. corner seventh and
Market ~ streets. Wilmington. Del. at Y
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StOOrn In.

Samuel G. TazewelI, the newly elected
chiei Engineer of the Fire Department,
and Charles Lukens and John II. Hubert
frst lind Second assistants, took the
oath OF office before Mayor Almond last
tvening. They will euter upon their
duties ON Monday next.
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Wilmington Marheu..

| ILMIN0ToN. Del, April 26, 1880
| Quotations nj Iue AIiiil> \ W ~ MI. IL t,,t
| flour and Gram,
Best Patei Fiour...........S9 ~ 90 10 tIU Ot
Ciolce Family FIOur......... w 70 u
| Snolce ernhe..............5 w to "
| rrime new wheat. ~.
| NcW CoTn .'..'................. VI
oIah peT ION n................... 2YU
FhlLA DELflIA CATTLE MARK Ell
MONDAY. April 26,h, r. NJ.
bEEF CA11 L. were dull and prices were
traction lower. .g5l head arrived and
so,h NJ the different yards at 3aBc. per
"uhd, the latter rate for few choice
SHEEP were rather nrmer. 600 head
SOLD a. the different yards at 5lSa7Is., and
lambs at 6allc. per b.. the latter tate ior
spling Lambs.
HoGs were rather low r. $500 head sold
Al The different ards At ~ &c. per b. as
10 condition
Cows were unchanged, $50 head sold
.tl $2Oas5O per head.
SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION
I'drk DrOue Yard. Wea PysiIa., Ap,a4
SHEET. .-Ex 'ra, 10 10 49, As., " 70 TIC.
.ond, w 10 10 bs., to Z SC fair, NO 70 Ks
n, "a Ia "a; stock sheep, TO SIC
s'od lAmb>, : 10 7lsc.: comIa ON lambs 81
70 re; calves, ) 10 tlxc- Arr4VAIA. 4sis
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.

STOCKS.
National Bank of Delaware. $40
FIRST National Bank................... lI5
Union National Bank nk................ ~
NatIo1al Hank OF VII. q BrandywIne 10
Fariners' Bank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
Wilmington Coal Gas Co..
Delaware X, II. Observation-Disclosures. @
Delaware Western X. X Co........... ~
Phlln. VII. n Baltimore II. X. Co... 70
Wilmington Northern X. II. Co..... II
Wilmington Passenger X. W. Co...... ~
Delawar. Firo ins. Co.................. 3S
MASONIC HAL Co........'. 4
DeiaWare State. ..:..................... ..lOo
Wilmington City 6's....................ll0
Wllinins ton C1Ly 5's....................lH .lH
Masonic Hall Go. list mortgage........LO
Wilmington Passenger II. W., LIST
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Cotton Chain Ingrains.

1000 yards Cotton Chain In
grains from 37A to 7Oc per
yard.
NoTE.-To all contemplating
furnishing, we would say buy
now and save money.
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we manufacture these goods out O, the
oes ,' standard musllns. p,ri ct finish, and
soi,, soii 'neni ior less than they were evef
cotton goods. For instance, a
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Oil Cloths.

OIL CLOTHS, From 3 to IL
feet wide.
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Tho Citx Market

The following were the ruilng prices IN
ct this morning:
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WITH PRETTY STRONG INTIMArIoN
THAT HE CONSIDERS HIMSELF A CAM
DIDATE FOR RHk DEMocRATIc NoM-
NATION.
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sHERIFFs SALE.
McGinty 4 Straube
Harrison Coulter & ano.

DY virtue Of certain order OF sale is.
Issued from the court of common pleas with.
in and for the county Of Monroe, and State of
Ohio, in case pending in said court between
the above named parties, and to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in Woodsfeld, ON
Friday, the 24th day of December. 1880,
between the hours Of lO O'Clock am. and 4
O'Clock p. m. Of sal, day, the following de.
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county,
Ohio, to wit:
In the township of Salem and bounded
and described as follows: And known as !,
part of one hundred aud sixty acre tract Of
land, icing 3 fractional part Of section
twenty four, range three and townsh two.
beginning for the same at a stone on the east
marked line OF said one hundred and sixty
acre tract; thence west thirty nins Solss to
atone, No. !; thence east twenty Eve poles
to q stone No. 2; thence west one poIe to
locust corner; thence south sixty three poles
east eighty Eve poles to stone on said east
market line of said said one hundred and
sixty acre tract; thence with said line in
northwestern course to the place of begin
ming, containing thirty four acres.
Said proparty so ordered to be sold is ap-
praised at $1,000, and may sell for two.
thirds of said appraisemsnt. Terms of sale,
cash before confirmation.
wM. READ,
nov23, Bows. Sheriff N. C. o.
D. W. CooPER and SPRiaas 4 DRIoGs, Att'ys.
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Have YOu Ever

Known any Lerson 10 he seriously IL
~iahout wesk stomach or inactive liver
er kldneys2 And when these organs
are IN good condition do you not find
their pcases'or enjoying good health ?
1'atker's Eirger Tonic alws,s regulate g
tnrse important organs, ard n6ver fail.
IL make The blood rich and pure and 10
strengthen pverv part of The system. ]
has cured hundreds of desl airing ir-
srlids. Ask YOUR neighbor about it,.
See other cnlump.
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Lydia E. .Pinkham's Vegetable compoun.
DIVORCE NOTICE..

MARY K. THIBLR whose place of resi-
Nl dence and postofice address is unknown
and cannot with reasonable diligence be
ascertaiped, will take notice that on the 18th
day Of November. A. D. 1850, Frederick
Thiels fled in the couft OF common pleas
Of Monroe county. Ohio. his petition against
her; the object and prayer of which is to
obtain divorce from bsr, on account Of her
willfu! absence from him for more than three
years last past Said petition may be heard
aud The prayer thereof granted at any time
after the expiration OF six weeks from This
date. FREDERICK THlRLE;
BY Pear.en 4 Doherty, his Att'ys.
noy3O. .'a0t7.
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Notice to Teachers.


rNHE Board Of Examiners Of Monroe coun-
/ ty will hold meetings foe the examina-
tion Of Teachers as follows:
Woods6sld, Saturday, December II, $780,.
-" January "a, 1851.
February u.
one at the close Of Teachers Institute.
These examinations win commence at o.
o'clock =. m. and close st 4.p. m.
A fee Of so cents is required from each,
applicant, as condition Of examination, and,
must be paid in advance.
By order Of the Board
EApplicants holding ccrtihoasssfbr less
than "a months, must stand sxaminations
for new certificates. Renewals will mot BE-
made in such cases without examination.
8. scHOOLCRAFT, clesk.
nov23, 's0td.
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Note OH Running Of Trains.--EAST
BDUND-Nsw York Fast Lius daily. entire
train, runs through from Chicago TO New
York. Sleepsrs attached. New York Bx.
press daily on C. D. Division aud main line.
Other divisions d ally, except Sunday. Sleep.
ing car Sandusky to Cumberland. Parlor Car
Cumberland to Baltimore. New York Mail
daily on L &. 4 C. 0. Div. and Main Line.
Other divisions daily except Sunday. Sleep
ing Car Chicago to Baltimore.
WRIST B lUND-Chicage Fast Line daily,
entire train runs through from Nav York to
Chicago. Sleepers attached. Chicago
Express runs daily on c. @. and L.. &.
Divisions; on other divisions daily except
Sunday. Sleeping car Baltimore to Chicago.
Chicago Mail runs daily on main line and C.
%, Division; on other divisions daily, except
Sunday. Sleeping Car Cumberland to San
dusky daily except Saturday. All ether
traius daily except sunday,
C. H. HupsoN, Sup't Trans. O. Div, Chicago.
W. E. REPPBRT. Pass. Ag't, Columbus.
L. u. COLE, General Ticket Agent, Balti-
more.
c. K. LORD Gen. Pass. Agt, Baltimore,