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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-11
me CM4L md mr. H0NROE DOCTRINE.
10 tn. Editor Of me Trfbrnr

10 tn. Editor Of the TrfbWpe
SIR: During the administration of Mr. Monroe,
France. Spain. Russia Prussia and Austua entered
into what was called thc " Holy Alliance" ior thc
maintenance OF mouarehc-l eovcfnmenis. i was
believed that this Holy Alliance intended 60
take poss4--ion Of Spanish America and 10 partition
ID out as appcudagc5 10 their thrones. Mr. Monroe
Administration very properly dctrlWincd thai DO
should not be done. This vac called tho Monroe
Doctrine"
Now, the lsthmus Of Panama is the property Of
lit.le republic. II has given one enthusiastic md
yidua the right 90 make canal acros. 10. Should
il ever be made. must be open - the commerce Of
the world at fixed rates of tolls for tonnage, or else
il would never pay interest on the expenditure. At
this tie wise statesmen Oi the Great public nave
heooma alarmed. What! Shall he nights and lib
critics of 90. 600 900 OF people be swallowed by
single venerable little Frenchman Fo.bid 10
Patriot sm, and every other sort OF ISM The
American eagle. pcrched ON the top Of Mount Wash
ington. extends his wings, and screams ont ." No.
Street That Ia what statesmen now call enforcing
the Monroe Doctrine. a. HopZuH
N,1r- lorE March g. 1850.
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LLEL

nRYCF-rary wednesday mocunc. March 10. Elizabeth 3
Bryce dauyhcr hese Benjamin Stephens and wlfe Of
L. 81. EIftr.
Faa.r ,..c.s Will De- bclI Friday March r. at2
at tla .hIrcl Of Tine aUshguratOn Fast 2Jthst
~.f.gs friends lly5d 10 attend. j. is requested
tilat 300 flowers De s.lt.
Ge rgetoWn. ID. g.. papers ule1se copy.
CRANE The Young Women's Christian Association will
hold memorial tor tcr late pres mt Mr. IS liam
n Crane Thursday, halch II, 20 o. ~ in thor hail.
East lflIst.
Relatives and friends aretn vltcd 10 attend.
pASUIEII-On March y. lrsO. tho Rev. r.. l. Dashe, D.
She ~eiunarF secrrtreS or rho Methodist EIs
copal g. ilrrY In the Doth year pl hi~ are.
Fun, 80 lauis T. tauIch, Newark. n J., Inurs
dir. March J.. ar . %. m.
suddenly ~ Palate Fla, on March 5.Wiam A.
Iaiut.. ~ llfs ctr, iu the l0tl rcir 81 ms age
Furtl VIII take place al s. Georg Church, StuY
Ve.lnts square. on saturday morning, March IL, az 10
n'c.f,. H. b. kindly rcqucsei that no nowers Do sent
MOUNT his t-Icr. stanford Conn.,. the 9th inst
Hcnrv Mount ate ~ THIS city, and son Of the late
Richard T.. Mount
Flncrt at ~ Andrews Church. ~ mford. saturday
morning next no l,;t1 o'clp. h.
Carnage Wit be- 30 waiting 20 meet te p"o ualh rom hls
PARKFR-Sud3culY. AZ Merden, Conn. sunday. March T.
Ab LOWS, II TIE Hon charles Parser AGED 80 years
Fuu,ra a Merden Conn., ilnrsdiy, March u, ~ 23O p ~
V-ARNFR- ON Iuc.lty March O. Ann. widow Of the ate
William f Warner aud eldest dauehor'i she dte Edmund
Arrow smith 10 the ga YEAR of her age.
lltv.. lul friends respectfully invited IN attend the
f,.r services ai the re rIte OF her son. Leonard W.
warner No 1875 West l2ths., Thursday afternoon. az
o.o.. kindly requested TIA. NO flowers be sent
Tptsrncat Friday. Ht SOmcrvle. y J.
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THE ISTHMUS CANAL.

CAPTAIN EADS ON NJ. DE LESSEPS's PROJECT
THE CANAL A POSSIBILITY WITH AN ENORMOUS OUT
LAY OF TIME AND COMPLIMENTARY OF NJ
DE LEssEPss CALoULATONs-A SHIP RAILWAY
CHEAPER. sURER. MORE ExPEDrnoUs, AND BIT
TER IN EVERY WAY.
THE TRIBUNE printed yesterday morning an alb
sract of the paper read by Captain Eads before the
House Select Committee, commenting upon NJ. dc
Lessepss canal project, and explaining the alleged
advantages of every kind pertaining TO his own
plan for a ship railway across the isthmus. This
paper which contains many interesting suggestions
as to the obstacles IN NJ de Lesseps's way and a
clear statement of Captain Eadss own plan, will be
found practically in full below.
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ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE AIR LINE.

At the annual meeting yesterday of the
Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line Railway Oon-
pany, the following were chosen drectorsi Eugene
Kelly. Richard Irwin. jr, p F. Dickinson, Beldrn
r. McApne Francis Smith, Abram 5. Hewitt,
William H. Fogg, William A. Hadden. Hiram
" Sibiev and william Il. Gsham. New-York Hiram
sbicy, Rochester, n. Y. and ~Npwlth wilmer. 81 IT,
more, Nd. The only important change in the board is
that Of ". A. Hadaru ia place OF h. T. Clark,
81 Baltimore who has disposed OF his interest M the
road. Richard irwin f., another new member. tokes
the place Of his brother Alexander =. I-vin. The
cauiZati0n OF The Board VIII completed to-day. The
annual rep The company was read ~ The meeting
yesterday, butl Us uOi yet ready for publication.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tb SHOWS ,ne nsso,neti snsts' ~ c p,
preesdins dniFat white line repeuts The OSCILLATIONS
xvii dotted
indeaed y the '2ern"etefs aa
nutS rlscy. broadway.
T1,IEuSE OFFTcE. March II, ! a. m.-There was very
hte change in tho barometer Yesterday until 8ie In
the afternoon. when the mercury began 10 rise Clear
weather at midnight WAS followed by cloudy weather
hal durng the last three quarters party cloudy ara
fair weather prevailed The Temperature ranged ne
tween 26' and Az the average t5Z%1l nelns LIS
lower an on the same day last year. ana 74so higher
than on Tuesday. .-,. =,
Colder and clear or fair weather, followed al night by
Increasing clOndlness and temperatures may be
Rfctrd to-day IN ibis cltV and viclnltY,
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pPrNATuRE ACTION.

IT0TH IWt ItOuIN IttHI ytI1'''.F |1'-V'7
Although these Young Republicans state
that thew viii support p. sdeut Hayes or any other
nan VINO has shown his fidelity To their principles ana
whose personal character IS pure and above suspicion,
vet he sting OF the whole manifesto lies IN the absolute
ana upuualaed rejection Of the TWO most prominent
candidates before tie people. The time has nor yet
CONE and probably viii not come, FOR such decided
and absolute Reputation. Nearly three months yet re-
main before the meeIiDg q. the CHICAGO Convention
and these three months should be devoted 10 the fee>
rid most ample discussion Of the Presidential contest
In all of its bearings. Tho Thorough ana hIeVocabir
rnmnittal OF respectable u0rt0h Of the party either
for or agai candidate candidates, is uu"Ise IL
fha al
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A negro, after gazing at some Chinese, shook
hts head ana soiemnly said " II dc Waite folks DC 50
black folks r.
"My boys" said kind Oil City teacher
elf you would be President OF The United States sou
roust ne good aud studious." VINO wants 90 Pres
dent ." yelled young chap from back seat ia
ruher be Buffer Bill, and shoot Itjun" And the
Derrick.
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-as-aa as
OBITUARY.
SAMUEL Is. WOOD.

Samuel b. Wood, a member of the Rich
n,ond County Bar died Tuesday his residence In
Garetson Of typhoid pDeumons in the sixty first
of his age He studied law with the George Cat
lin and after his admission 10 the bar engaged him
sef nainy IN real transactions The funeral will
take place and the will be in the
Old Morayian Churehyard az New-DOrp.
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T.. +. DUTTON 4. Co..
ga RsnuE.Nnx =

The Life md Work OF ~ Pant. b. he Rev +. W. Far
raT d. d. vol. 10 pp cloth - vols svo
1880 Dp maps cloth So vols. svo, 1850 pp mapA
half calf, Sl2
second series of ernon-. Preached before Unver,
sy OF . Gord 1865. =. By a. p. L0dOn D. D. l2mo St3
Do, 81 70.
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MIDNIGHT WEAIRER REPORT
wAsmNoroY, March IL. 1850

wAsHINor9Y, March H. 1880
EadicOfiOns.
For New England rising followed by falling
barometer norheriy veering warmer eastery winds,
clear weather followed by increasing condness ana oc
carlOnai snow.
Por The Middle States, cloudy and threatening weather
with rain snow. northeast 10 southeast WINDS higher
temperature, with falling barometer.
OaltiiOna5V Signals.
Caufionary signals continue at lndianol9 GalXeston
and Port Eads and ordered for Cedar Keys Break
water Cape May. Atlantic cry, Barnegat and sandy
Hook Cautlonary OfshOfc signals continue rom new
i0ndon 10 Boston and ordered for Eastport
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FORDs. HOwARp q HTLBgar

A FOOLS Errand. BY one OF the ZOOS.
Toinefte, A southern Tdie by A. W Tourgoe New elf
ton with new preface the Problem OF the south
Emo, cloth, s..
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The company have not yet paid money 10 the
Government uudcr the sinking fund act. Tue amount
Que the company from The Government on half trans
poraiOn account ~ the past years has been sufficient
to meet any such requirement..
~ the prOy ions Uf tue sinking fund the Secretary
Of the Treasury required 10 invest the sinking lund IN
the bonds o. the Government n Is proposed TO have
the first mortgage bonds OF the Company also iDcuded
IN lhAt urnEL ZION.
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noUGHFON. OsGODD ~ Co.
Boston
81 Asfar-DlacP

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Antelope Deer Of America, sc, with Eno stte 2ofs
trait l vol, $40 ~
Her Lovers Friend. and Other Poems rs Nors P,rv
Uniform vita the Bali yOL square l1no o. d.
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WILLIAM FREW

PIrTsBURG. Penn, March 10.-Major William
yrew, welLknown and benevolent citizen. died Of ~
phoid o'clock last evening. He identified
with the Arms OF Star, Warden FreW and LOekhart
q Frew, and was a prominent member VI he Chamber
al CnfnIn
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5usclal Ncitces.


Disciples oil CHRIST,
2-tlrst. near Brotlwiy,
GOSPEL PREACHING TONIGHT
'By tho Rev. JOSEPH BRADFORD CLEANER
COME ana hear believe and obey the Gospel
For conghs IDS bronchitis. &C. ns- the great English
tested tor 90 wears aud enod speedy ana errsn reer
sold by a druggists Filce 90 ny. sen, " ral ye,,.
Nervous EShanstion medical say conpr ing series
York on the cause ana clre OF lteh l'ua "a
SYNOPSIS Of mpe ments u marriage AMI me ireltmet@
,,rrnce By ma Doe currcncv post STAMPS Address
Secretary kanu's Museum. 6N' Broadway New.IoIk.
Post Norce .,.,,,.,.
Tho foreign mails for t1s week ending SATURDAY
March H. 1880 VIII close AZ this office on TT EsDAf at
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ma for Germany France by steamship SilesaVla Ply
month Cnerbourg Hamburg correspondence Tor Great
3in ana .g sS y teSmship Barc via Queenstown
sArU RDAY at $50 p m Tor EUROPE 10y Ciy
Richmond via Queenstown ios Sg6n@ny
aud scotland must be specially addressed ana at 10 M
for scotland direct ~ steamship Siao5 5 wa "~g% snn
and Bremen Tho mais for Denmark sweden ana Norway
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March 10 me n@s for Banana ssye S March
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mails for Australia &c leave san Francisco 9larch
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Post Office New-York. March O. 1880
The Commissioner OF Patents authorizes application for
patents 10 DC i er.nt : II IA LES n SON
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HARPER s. BROS.


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GEORGE wOUTLEDGE 4 SONS.

The Life and Letters OF Frances baroness BunseA
Rv Augustus j. G. A edition NOW rttu.. y vols,
Emo cloth steel Sortfa sot S. The Two volumes IA
one l2mO, cloth, 81
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The AutobiOg rnphy ofPrince hetternch EdIied by
b- son Prince Metternch Translated By kObina Napier,
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The Emotions BY James McCosh. y. D.. TT. D., Prest.
dent Of Princeton College vol. crown SvO, cloth, 81
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A c. ARMSTRONG y son

Limitations of Life BY The Rev. IN W a. Taylor Win
fine portrait on steel ! vol c. oFa - 90
Life of Alexander DGd y. ID. by George smith. ~. y.
Pm ed plates 81 tHe English edU"h WIN an lntro
dn,flon by toe Roy Mn. " IaylO- ID. y. vols. o,taYS
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PRINCIPAL, drawing out his watch, TO an I'M
puuc ua clerk Nj. johnson. At Is already L,lf-past
nine r. Clerk drawing OUT his watch aud looking 1t:
Agrees precisely, sr!"
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France Sinre the First Empire. ~ james harfonsiA
I'd tel Dy ms wife l2mO, c.Otl. u -.
Recprocity, Isl lIetalIisn and Lane Tenure Reform.
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po!e0n BY Barry T. Oaesra; with portrait 81 Sapoeo
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Wcilsip NRlnrn fb iOSOpLy Now edition tHliYh lut
ratci Revised ltsd accordance with the ntest
results scientific discovery and research B orth ~ ION
l.. Ford PI4co 81 80
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NELsON & snNs.
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The Nineteenth Century History. By EoDer, Iad
kenzo crown 5vO sJ4 pages. irice. 8 o.
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CHARLES sORIsNER,s sONs.

The Inter.O ,eanic Canal aud the Monroe Doctrine,
treatise concise form the HsiOrcal record OF
the plans fol canal across the lsmus oNO clos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-11

A healthy bee can cure the worst case of
rheumatism u about minnie and q ha.f; out II won't
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WHO IS THIS MODEST PHILANTHROPISr2
Jrofo Tbs " J. HERALD.

A distinguished citizen of New-Y ork, who
Aces not per- publish his name, has earheo from
the Secretary Of the Navy that the snip Cons eal'g
which Secretary PROPOSES 10 send Win cohlOuuhs
of food TO Ireland under the authority OF recent lht
resolution of Congress- hes at the BROOKLYN Navy YARD
awaiting cargo, but that 10 tenders have
vel been made This gentleman, Who Is personally
known TO us, and whose responsibility we can 20
safely udorse that TO guarantee the perform
anee of his offer guarantee which would oe super
fuous II he did not desire conceal his uhln) pro
poses 10 pay for onrfOurth o. the cargo OF the Con-
stellat0n 'ifother parties Will make up the bslanc
The Herald offers 10 bear the expense OF another one
fourth OF tu cargo Tor the Constellation on The same
condition made by this gentleman namely, IF other par
Ties will make up the balance" We join INN IN ms
offer because we hope II may be the starting point OF
movement ike that OF 1S47, when soany sbpoads 81
provisions were sent from THIS country III the al
yaneet stages o. the great famine of tna wear. Tue
capacity Of Constellation Is equal 10 $500 barrels
OF Hour; but this gentleman thinks her cargo should
not made of flour alone tut OF -FOUR oatnea ana
seed potatoes. The potatoes wOuld arrive IN ,eu-
son for planting 10 replace those which the sur
ferers have been cemp lied to consume 10 sustain
hfe. There Will be great economy III ms FORM
OF contribution these articles OF 1901 VII be DEW
cred nee Of the Government. We have 10
that donations from The great gra1 nars q" Tue
West Will be forwarded 10 this port Tor shipment Win
ont any charges Tor IrCiGlt.
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uNBRoTHERLY BUT ACCURATE ESTIMATE OF
DONNELLY
Erorn INA Ls 6eur MIMI SenhnsL lDsmD

To state the facts of his recent history, even
very briefly Is enough 10 show the utterly ~0rl mess
me pae OF sympathy OF any seif-respectng Democrat
for II Is well-known fact that no public man In MIME
sofa has been meaner unprincpied 10 his abuse
81 the Democratic party than lgnatius Donney, even
nm To the time he ran Congress IN 1873 10 the IId
District Hence. IN the present contest The seat or
Washburn as a member or Congress, DOnnely has not
the least claim Democratic support sympathy; Tor
AT best he of the lowest type OF political gueI
rillss Washburn only lose his seat on proved d.
berry voters and IN that DOnney cann0l ne the
gamer; for n clear that he not elected Inc con
test has bpen made solely because DonDely had nothing
bankrupt.
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,resson ia In favor Of Mt. Blaine Buff this enthusi-
Ssm for that gallant leader did not pervade the stae as
n nndenabIy does II IL limited 10 single District
n would still Justly present the same claim 10 the rgn
~ full independent utterance II is the district ~ncn
elecfs n rs the Republicans OF the district VINO are OF
onght 10 be represented And 1t Is their voice w1lch
aces or should speak the voice OF their delegates be
,rofest made in Pennsylvania against tile unt rule Is
1yotest against a measure which the authoritative booy
the party has rejected and which is repugnant 10 us
indgment and It's spirit. The Republican parry began
with struggle for free speech, and II now calls Tor Tree
action.
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BROADWAY
History of the Reign OF Queen Anne. by John Iiiu
Burton. vols. $40. Oth. pl5 D.
The Hawalin Archipelago months among ne palm
OF tho Sandwich isliudk
mn Isahe IA l. Bird l2mo Goth. with nslI aIlyns. s.
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Thlrty-two Years Ago,

DR.. ToBIAs's VENETIAN LINMENT was introduced
public. and has never failed to give sats,9con II
cures every Group given when first attacked also
darrh9a yseneTy Threats chronic rbeuT atsm pains
i'm the ba * limbs No giving IL fair trial viii
ever without 10 over hundred physicians usei In thr
practice Although strong guaranteed 10 be perfccty IN
noceDt 20 take Internally sold by all the druggists at 2ac
aud soc.
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ROBERTS BROS.
sCRInNEK Il WELFORn,

Ills Majesty. MysrlL new ~ name Novel. Price ST.
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NER BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS
IYIsON. BLAKEMAN. TAYL0R & Co.

rletsa 10 books Of ne las, tres lJas ftT GJ0rliSgf
heretofore Oh me ttsrtrY pr
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the banks widened al many points where ground was
fat aud subject overflow Of water.
The present length Of road laid with steel rails Is 4So
miles.
The production OF coal has increased 64357 tons
compared with that Of the previous year The average
cos has been reduced nearly so cents ton.
OH has been discovered during the last year about
Dinely miles from the road. due north from Point OF
Rocks Thorough tests have been made of f. and It is
found 20 be good any that can be bought in the
market and Il Is being used largely the road There
Is said to be nexhaustble supply OF it. 1t already
being offered for transportation, and It will probably
soon become quite prominent article OF transporta
ton
The company was consolidated on January % With the
Kansas Pacific Drnver Pacific Roads, upon the basis
OF the existing STOCK OF the three companiesi
Union Pacific Railroad Company 90
Kansas Pacific Railway Company 10OO0000 90
Denver Pacific Railway and Telegraph Com -
This decided upon after mature consders-
uon being for the best interests OF the Union Pacific
and Kansas Pacific Roads, not onv promising dmin-
lshed ratio OF operating expenditure, but dsposng or
many questions OF vexatiOus and disturbing nature
between the cOmpanies.
The branch roads owned in part or controlled by the
loot
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-02
FHE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.

,szrp EVERY MORNING tExcEPr MON
DAYl, BIZ
,AesIDY g. SIX L MAN,
GEO. W. CASSIDY.
4 sxILLaAS.
oo,or of Monroe and Batemsn sts.)
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-02
OFFICIAL.

Proposed Amendment to the Com
stttution or the State OF Nevada,
Pn.sea at the Ninth session OF the
Legislature.
NO. xxyI,-senste Concurrent Resolution
No. 2e.
Resolyed. By the Senate. the Assembly con.
Nsvsds be amended as follows;
Amend Section OF Article ~ Of the Con.
stitution Of the State Of Nevada, 80 a. to read
sEcTIoN .. The session Of the Legislature
shsli be biennial, and shall commence on the
first Monday Of February next ensuing the
election Of members of the Assembly, unless
the Governor OF the State shall, in the interim
convene the Legislature by proclamation.
Passed March 4. 1871
COPY Of the enrolled resolution on file In my
ONCE.
hand and affixed the great seal OF State.
Done at office in Carson City, Nevada.
fsxAr..1 this second day Of August. A. ID. one
thoussnd eight hundred md eighty.
.usa ID JASPER BARooCK, sec'y OF state.
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TuJc pApCp MAY BE FOUND ON FILE
lilo L AT ER at Geo. p. Rowell Cos
Newspaper Advertising Bureau li0 spruce ST.
where advertising contracts may DC MADE Tor
II In NEW YORK.
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DIR. CHIN GAM,

U,HE CELEBRATED CHINESE PHYSICIAN
1 would announce 10 the people Of Eureka
that he treats successfully all diseases to
which the fesh 10 heir.
Chronic Diseases of all kinds yield
10 his superior skin. Charges
Reasonable.
nICsn be consulted ct the store Of Wing
Chung, Monroe street.
Eurska. Sept. 10. 1879. uT-H
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~ uuny COURT NO. q.

L. q. r.. RUBY COURT NO. .,
MEETS ON THE SECOND AND FOURTH
Nl MONDAYS Of each month, at 7:S0 O'Clock
?. n, In the ODD Fellows Hall building. All
members of the Order In good standing are In
vited to attend. B. q. LEVY, W. q. u.
Jas. W. SMITH, q. 9.
Eureka, May IL. 1880. my1S
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

DARTIES DESIRING PASSAGE TO RAIL
II WAY Stations will please procure ticket.
ct the Jackson House, or at the Fashion Stables
and leave orders 10 be called.
W. II. SWEENEY 4 co..
ocl<-n Bus Prcprfstozs.