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Atkinson, Deud 4 Co, Trus.

Baylsy u b. Trustee bal OF
csitidcale Nv. ~ 7i6. 10
sh.. sold Tor s'et No. 10. 1906. :. .ash Ill Z,
Bsyley u Is, 1r.s %. bal OF
celtincAie NO l0.466, 90
sur, soid ior ass NO. is. .loSo8. :. a.. IS 81
ba, Icy b. Tr.stee. bal OF
certificate NO. l1,fz4.
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PO>TPONE uENT.

The day OF sale OF the above LOtice OF sssess
menl 1. uereby postponed until wE,NESDAt
the twe.ty tLiri ti3dl day OF FEBRUARY
Issi. at the "a 20 hour aud place
b. oruer VI the Board vi Trustees.
FnAAk A. WI ,h, Secretary.
God Hill Nevada ecember Is, loSJ. ~
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GOO WEEK. 81, s,s, Ssy s q .sS,ss. SS%s :sS1s rsUy
SCo., Augusta, Maine.
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The E\ kNlNG NEW :
Puon-ned every dAy (sunGsys exocpteai.
ny rHE NEWS PUBLISHING CO.
T K II 8 .

~ Entered at the Gold Hill postofiiee
as second.clsss matter.
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,vsRMAN sILvsm aI>i q COn

~ PANY.- Locs ion OF principal place VI
business, San Francisco. Ca ifOInia.
Location Of works. uold Hill, storey county
S,vs
Notice IL hereby given. that at q meeting o
the Board o, Directors, held on the reconu
I'd day Of December, 1851. an asses-
nent tho. 4si u fiity loUl Gents per rhsr,
Wa levied upon the capital stock OF the cor
poration. payable Immediately. In UniteO
states gold coin, to the secretary, ~ the Offic,
Of the C.m, ,any. No. tlt California suee',
san fTaneisco California.
Any stock up.n which this assessment shall
remain unpaid Oh the sixth ltthI day ol
J.nutry. lssi. will be delinquent. aud advei.
tis q tor sale 1T public auctiOa. and unless ay
ment lie made bcio,e. will be sold on THURS
uAY, the t~eLt, .seve.tu daS OF Jshuar,. lsol
o pay the d-linqu' mt ssseerin-nt, togst, er viii
costs of advertising aud expenses oi hale. by
vruer oi the board Of ID re, tors.
GEU. ID. EDwAkDS. Secre' lry.
Ofice-NO. 4it Caliiornis street. ban iran
sihrO. California
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nLosE CoxsoLIDArED MINING

" ,UM. ANY, & principal plac,
y, business san FraLcircO. C,li ornia
l. Cation OF WORKS. Gold Hill. storey county
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that ct . meeting OF
the Board OF Directors. held on the ninth Sth)
day OF December. 1851, al Assessment tNo
i2l OF Thirt, 1907 Cents per rhars was levied
upon the capila stock OF the corporation, pa
able Immediately. Ia United State gold COLI,
to the SECRETARY. at the once OF the COMPANY.
Room No lO6 L,idesdorn street, ban Frau
c,rco. Iali orniA.
Any stock upon which this assessment snal
remain unpaid on the fftetnth us h)
January. issl, will be delinquent. ant
advertised tor saie at public auction.
and unless payment IL made bei.re. will BE-
sold on sAfUR AY. tue FIFTH eth
d. OF FEbRU U,kY, 1881. to pas the delin
queut assessment, together with costs oi adver
tiring ana expenses OF sale. BY order OF The
board OF Dirvctors.
U. ii. BOGART. Secretary.
ONCE Room 2. No. lO6 LeidesdUrn street,
SAn Franci-ca. Califnrnin Ia
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER WEEK.
pavahla IN ih.. Nnrvara

Delivered In Gold Hin, Virginia. Silver City
Qarann. lnxfnn. Sntrn- afc n
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SMALLPOX NOTICE..

virginl. City. October %. 1850. Oeas 10
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Ofiice- Room 2. No. IO6 LeidesdUrn street
San Francisco. California IL
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CSffin James, Trustee bal oi
cer.iucslo NO h.66t. 10
shs, sold for sss'l No. ~. 1891
coffin j .mes, lruste-, bal Uf
cer.lfcsts No. lt,9J2, ~
shs. sod tor asst NJ. ~. 1891.
,oitia sa.deison q Cvok,
trustees .l3Il
Q v.ko. 4 su, dam. .Tr.s,eesioll
Jr ckei Il suy daLi. Trus ee :,
Bal VI r,ireale NJ. COs3.
orhs, soiu ior krst's Nus.
IL, II and Is. ;... ..::....lssi
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A BILL
10
PROVIDE CONSOLIDATED SYSTEM
or GOVERNMENT
--Yon The
COUNTY OF STOREY. THE CITY
OF VIRGINIA AND THE
TOWN OF GOLD
HILL.
And to Provide for the Payment OF
the Existing Indebtedness or
Said City and Town.

The People Of the State Of Nerada. rep.
resented IN Senate and A"smbiy. do
enact as Ioiiors:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01
HTArk NkWn.

A marble mill is talked ofs, vergennes
Falls.
The new directory Of Rutlapd contains
nearly iofty-eight hundred names.
Most OF the striking qarrymen OF West
Rutland have returned to work 81 the Old
prices.
The t0wn Of Rutland has settled for
o. 600 the sui, for dsmsges brouRbl
agains, Il by the widow Remington for
the death u Der husband by drowning.
Ofeighieeu physicians living within =
radius Of eight nilss from Derby Centre
ak years ago, seven, " ueariy VI per
cent. Of ihe num6er have died.
BasiBsss 81 he Fall MoaBtaln paper
mill 81 Bellows Pals IL rushing. The
time keeper has "a Bsmes on bic lisl OF
employees. and the number wiil Be To-
creased go this summer.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01

There il a great deal Of opposition
among the Democrats oil over the
eountry TO the nomination Of Tilden,
bat il he sets bis heart On il be will
make il warm for the opposers. He
has a great many strong friends and q
great deal Of mouey and knows how TO
use il With good effect His opposers
have not been abe TO unite on any one
candidate. though BayArd, Hancock,
Thurman, Hendricks aud Jewett are
talked ui. There is quite boom Of
late Tor Jeweit who Ia al Ohio man and
principally known a. successful rail-
road manager He was al one time re.
eeiver for the gfie railroad
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01
ALBBRT r. BAR1ON's FsrArr.

- State Of Vermont. Manchester District, -,
10 Probate Court held Al Manchester Slthin
and fof said District, on the 18th day u
March, A. D. 1880.
Copy Of a. instrument purpoTtng 70 be lbs
iGst viii and Testament Of Albert II.
Barton, lEta Of jamestown IN tho COunty Of
CLautaUquE IN the siA,s ~ New York. deceased,
together stth a copy 81 She record II the proof
thefsgf 10 she Surrogate Court within aaa fof
the said C0uatY u ChsntAugus being presented
By l.. knlghtnn Bsftsn ihs EKesaiof named for
Probate. it 10 ordered By tAid Court, that fii
pors1ns concerned therein be notified - sppfaF
At a session thereof. 70 be held at The
Probate Onise 10 Manchester 10 said dis.
district, Ga the zslh day u April. A. 1873, -
10 o'clock IN the forenoon, And sbos cause. 4 Ahy
they tEse, spelnst the probate ~ ssld VIII for
which purpose it IL further ordered, that The
order, be pabilrbsa three weeks sncesssivtiy IN
the Manchester JoUKsAL, nsNsptpsT printed
Al Manchester ia this state previous 10 said
time " bas4ings
b. the Court,
$50 ArrKsT' BANkFf HOWARD, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01

Some Of our subscribers think we
ought 10 iurnish The JouKSAL for less
than 81 so per year. but they are very
much mistaken White paper has sd
vanccd 80 per cent within the past six
months aud other expenses have 10.
creased No country ofiise can afford
TO puhlish a paper fot less than s. So.
The GquH a. Benuingtsn has tiled it
aud failed Ci,y papers which publish
daily aud those u very large circula
tioH can shuti weekly for one dollar
but q country paper that tries ~ill not
succeed. THIS ~ know, so do not ak
us TO take less than 81 so for we eau
not afford IT,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01
CAMrRL REATYIs ErrarE.

~ STATE u Vermont, Manchester, Dlslriss, -.
IL Probate Court ksid ~ Manchester siiksa
aud f0f sala District, On LAs ltl day " Marsh.
A. %. 1872.
eapy Of ~ lasifamsEt psfpgfusK 10 30 lls
last viz and Tfstsnsut " samuel Besty. lsfg
~ salem in ths Ctahiy q WssbiugtsH aHd
state u ses fsfs. asessse1. also eopy " tks
REGARD admitting Tie ssMs 70 pfeLata IL the Ser
og&ie coCgi within aad f8f sssd C9aBty ~ Wash
inglen, beihg presented ~ Henry n. Beatty AID
Mary L. Besty the fEsentefs lksfeiH Esmsd.
for probate, Is l. ordered y sid Court,
that al perspns concerned thsfeia te Eetsasa ~
appear - = sts4iaB thereof, 20 be Asld - ths
pfobais Ohaes IL ksDcbssteF, Ia fsla aistFasl "a
the Zsth DAY " April a. B. issD, al 10 eeigcf. 10
the forenoon. Ena sboN sauas, Il suy fksf have,
agasnst the pfot6ie u sad vii ~ shisk SHf-
pose i i farther ordered. Skst tLis 5asF -
pahlisksf thrss Heeta ssccssAifeis 10 tbs han-
chester JoCnaAL . nsNapapsf pnhied a Naa.
chester ID tbis state, pfssiens q ssld h2s 81
beerihs.
81 TIE Court.
ess ATTErT, RAAsEY HOWARD. yasss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01

Great Britain is undergoing the fierce
excitement u general election, the
parliameh, having been dissolved after
40 existence Of over six years The
two great parties are pretty evenly d.
vided aud .he contest will be carried on
with great spirit Ia nearly ali the dis
tIicts. Our own elections are almost
tame aud ,piritiess compared with the
excitement o. = general parliamentary
election when great uncertainty exists
~ 10 the result
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01

The Democrats Ia bolk houses Of
eoagress show disposition 10 keep
contested election easss open until
after lhe result II TIE fall elections IL
ksown They dare not prsss them 20
e decision no~ through fear tha, public
seatlmeat viii condemn them for the
injustice dous. bat after the elections
II these seAts shall be necessary 10
their purpose such sctioa can be taken.
ssna1or Kellogg whose case has been
oace decided on its merits 10 bis favor
Il one. eosgrsssmaa Wsshbarns who
was elected BY over 5000 majority 10
another, and eoagressnAn Orb Is re-
Ssirsd 10 asisBd bis seat although the
time allowed BY lac los bic cobiestant
10 Gle Me elsim bed expired II the
slsctioa % 10 be decided by coBgEess
thsss seAis wiil be particularly necss-
ssEy 10 The DcmoeFats
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01

Edison has just sold . little Invention
Of bis. 10 regard 10 tslegrAphing to the
Western Union for sl0o. 600. and now
II 10 anaounced that be has discovered
e process for removing gold and silver
from the tsiIings or refuse Of the quarts
mills whcih will rescue untold millions
Of the precious metals from oblivion
Such lucky man as Edison ought 10
be able 10 pot up with eross-eyed
vile with perfect equAmiui,y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01

Tadsa 81. m.l5risy 81 ths New
York state rommistes II bic iarof aHa
stauds = good skaw q eAfTyisg ,he
slasa ceareHton EotwithsiAa3iHg ihe
Efforts q Tsmnsay ard Joko kelley
Kelley 10 bospd 70 bavea state cosreu.
tloa a tis owu and wilI male "a lively
fst ite oli msh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01

The Aibasy Argas says u General
Grant. To-day hs is regarded "a =
wafse ne q tbe republic than JED
DAVIS ~a.. JtaDa,is sought 10 dupli-
cate onr luim II government GRAFT
seeks 10 overthrow aud leave none Of
t." II the Democratic papers will
only keep % such talk IS that Grants
nomination and election will be as easy
As rolling 81 log.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01

Bsbsssi Grass has rstursed ron his
ttia - Msaigo ~hefe he vac kindly
resolved. iis stopped 10 IsTI - be
wsy bscs SD the people gave him =
foasihg pricums he uiil shortly re-.
tatn 10 bic hone Ia 6Alens until hot
weather shen ~ wiil probably 80 70
Iysus Ht4pth
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01
CoMMIssIoNER,s NOTICE.

HOhTsH EAhfoN8 LHtAtF
Its unaerslgpsd, hGvibg bsen APPOINTED by
The Hon Probats Court for the District of Mar
chester Commissioners, 20 receive. srtHsins aEd
sdiust all claims and demands Of al persons
agalhst the estate 81
Asrisn A. Barton late 81 DaFsst
IL said district deceased, sad all siainss sahib-
itsd IL onsst theFeto, hereby give naiiss nal %
gill msst for the purp9ss Aforesaid. At the
oaics Of KsHt EOos In Dorset aforesaid
% The aiib Aay Of suEsst hsIt. ffsm
10 oealock q. N. unul 1 o'elGek p % sal
aay, and that sir Donths ffsn the
ghs zsih day q February. a. D. 1850 10 ths sms
Asltsd ~ sid Court Tor ssia creditors " pre-
ssni their clsima 70 Hs for eEkminstlon All Al.
Dsss1 Il Manchester. THE zIsh day q Fsbra-
Y. B. BnITH. g..
4tsw GRO. u. wILl.iAkss IN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01

REMARKABLE John Hunt, Of Prosi
dencs, X. l.. found himself seized With
q general dropsy His body sweIled
TO 50 enormous size; be could not lie
down. aud death seemed Inevitable
His kidneys were also badly affected.
The services of renowned physician
wers secured. and prescription was
made after thorough examination
Mr Hunt began TO improve at once,
and after time wss restored 10 per.
feet health. The family used the tsed-
icine 10 similar cases with the same re-
sslls, They named il HUNTS REM
EDY, the Great Kidney and Liver
Medicine. and IL il nov sold by all
Druggists. Trial size. IS cents
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01
a aead tsau..~Its.

The good housewife. when che il
giving Der house lie spring repaovating
should bear 10 mind iha. the dear 10
mates Of Der house are more precious
thar many houses. aud that their sys
lems need cleansing. by purifying the
blood. regulating the stomach aud
bowels 10 prevent and care tie diseases
arising from spriug malaria AndmiRsma
and she must know that there is moth
ing that viii do 1t % perfectly and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01

PaFnsN 10 na4 s1us@sly poPuiH
saoag se@s Il sbs itlsA Al soEs ~
= golla1al Essusg he olhsr ssy -
was relies srgs5 Apa hls elstes' to'a
ss8 eiherwiss u2iusaasd kTsa rs
priests eoule so, protset hia ifoz he
iafy q the nh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01
CnIcAoo, March 24lh, 1880.

AHiCAoot MATCn <ttnf looo'
Ed. journal.
As this is to be very important year
in the history Of American politics in
another great presidential struggle and
at the same time knowing that Yer.
mont always has stood by the true and
the brave 10 all these contests and hav-
ing confidence 10 her choice Of candi-
dates. wish to know. being a Yer.
monter, which is her choice, Grant or
Blaine? w T. SHELDON
The irst choice OF nearly all Vermont
Republicans il Edmunds, not merely
because he is a 'iavorite SON but be-
cause be would make a good president
aud is candidate for whom Republic
cans Of whatever shade of opinion
could consistently vote II. however,
there is "a hope ui reudng Idmuads
tue Vermont delegation will 20 for the
man who will stani the best chance OF
securing the election. Ne have no
particular authority Ter saying IL but il
is GU. belief ia their second choice
will be Gen. Grant. There are few
Republicans 10 the state who would
not vote Tor him II nominated aud there
10 general feeling that he -ould be
mors sure OF al election than Blaine or
Sherman.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01
cuItRsspoSDENur.
Lnrslc, SAroSY. Mar I. 1880.

LEIrsIo, SAIoSY. Mar I 1880.
Editor Manchester JouRSAL
Last "Wednesday we visited the Ma
poleon sioue, a monument erected on
the site Of the famous battle Of Lepsic
which resulted 80 dissstrously TO Ma
polcon ia 1878 The stone is about a
mile aud bali 10 the cast Of Leipsie,
and stands IN the midst Of broad
fields Of rye aud wheat where
nothing save the stoae itself suggests
anything bot the deepest peace. In
the place where the Napoleon stone
now stauds stood 10 those days an old
windmill very like those, presume.
which are now 10 be sees 10 the vicinity
with their brown sails turning lazily
aud peacefully. looking. Tor al the
world. old asd browa aad dilapidated
enough TO have been sisters Of The Que
Of 1913, and witnesses like il Of this
battle Of nations Shading here on
the site Of the old mill. on the little
swell Of gfoaad which The Germans
digbiiy ~ the haue Of bill. aud look
Tag away to The soa,hess, the battle
hed lice spread cot before us--mag.
ni6esut plains to-day Of ploughsd 6elds
o. yoang grain. disappearing on the
left behind the rolling swell aud houses
that skirt the higkwsy. bat Ia frnut aud
20 The right stretching away iuto the
dim distaHce tiii they lose themselves
/ 10 dell black lice above which the
blue mountains Of Saxon. Swit1er.
land lIlt dim Outlines against the sky.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01
COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
NOTICE IN INsOLYENCY.

~ fTArE on YERMosT. District o. MAuchestsr,ss
10 the Matter " DLrrHR PiEHcE, lnsol'snt
Debtor
To The creditors u said Insolseut and Ill
otheu whom II may concern
Take toiies that Al the second and third meet.
iugs u the creditors Of said iBtDlvent debIgr
held At the Probate Once IN Aaneostsr 10 said
District the day tbs undereigned assignee sub
mitted bic secsupt % said eourt and nied tbs
ZANE 10 the office thertaf ~ provided BY sse'l1a
50 II the Act 10 esisbhsh CoHTts ~ fnsoysbey.
aud ihai he will apply fer settlement u the
Bms aud Tor discharge from 81 liability
assignee at Court Of fDsOlfsueY 10 be held II
the Probate Once III Manchester 10 said District
on the 10th day Of April 1880, At O'Clock p. M,
~ provided BY ssid section ~
DAied a, Manchester the 9Th day u March,
1881
LoYRLAsD MUsHos
462s Assignee
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01

The New York Home journal sAys
the latest achas,logie exploit has been
the uaeauhiug VI great AsiAtic SIM
pire, whose name aud existence uL,il
reeeBt excavation iu the AslAtic prov
inee Of Turkey brought il to light were
previously unkuowa. The uuearthed
empire was called the empire Of the
Hi.titis., ard lie role extended from
the ta,pi4u 70 the Egean seas The
Hislilies were q literary people and
one VI their principal cities was called
Book city There are few scattered
notices about tbis people 10 the Bible,
bat afch@ 5logisis eonIsnd 'hAt they
were thea ia their decAdenee Some
blocks covered with inscriptions 10 the
language Of tho il,iitss have been sen,
20 The British Museum Tor Oriental sx-
pelis TO ponder over aud deeiphsr il
they san
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-04-01
GUARDIAN NOTICE TO SELL
y RIAI laIATI

REAL ESIATE.
STATE % VERMONT, District Of hAnshestsr as
In Probate Court, held Al Manchester within
and for sAid district, on the 18th day Of March
A. D.. 1897
James W. Marsh, guardian OF ~. EdBa Walt
minor child Of Albert l. Wait, late Of Dorset
deceased, makes application to sAid Court
for hceDse 10 cell the following described real
estate Of his said ward. towil Being ell the right
title and interest which the said wAfd has As
heir ID aud unto ell the real sstAte whereof The
snid Albert l.. Wait died seized or possessed Ia
this state representing ihst She sale hereof, for
the purpose Of putting the proceeds Of each sale
II interest or Investing the ssme IN slock or
real est te. would b. bsns 6elAl to said sAfd.
Rhsrsupon. IL IL ordered by sAid CsEFt, that
said application be referred 20 ssssisn thsrsof
to be held At the Probate 0fiss, IN said Man.
chester 90 the 9Th dAs 81 April a D. 1850, Tor
hsarfng ard decision thereon; and, it lie further
ordered. that al persons interested be n0tihed
hereof, by publication of notice ~ sAid applieA.
ton aud order thereon. three vesks successive
ly In the Manchester JouKslL = sswspsEer
published at Manchester afyfeskid before sad
time Of hearing, thai they may appsaf 81 ssia
time and plase. and, II thsy see esase. object
tkeEsto.
true Record.
Aitest. h. HOWARD, yadgs.
A true copy u Record.
Asw Attest. h HowAED. Jadgs.
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PETITION TO SELL REAL Es-

pETITION TO SELL REAL ES-
TATE TO PAY Debts.
STATE or VERMONT. District OF Manchester, sa.
In Probate Court, held at Manchester, within
and for said District on the 18th day Of March,
A. D.. 1880.
Present Hon. RAnney Howard. Judge
Warrington Kinnie, Administrator Of the es.
tate OF Lyman kinnio. late Of Rupert 10 ssid dis.
trict, deceased. respectfully represents that
Tho amount OF debts due from ssdodeoeAHod A.
allowed by Commissioners G6t7 40
The charges Of administration,
estimated At 100 90
---t G707 40
The vaue Of the personal estate
~ per spPraish iO4 "
Balance 81 dcbis chaTgeEbls on
the rel estate Of said deceased, sG302 IS
To raise which rum, he prays said Court 10
grant him iiceuse 10 sell ali Of the real eAiAte 81
said deceased situate IN this ftste; that sAid
real estate ~ ritusiod N Rutett, aud Is largely
incumuefCdby m, rtgSgo ADD that u will take ~
ALL or nesr.y 40. Tor The payment ~ SAID debts
and charged u administrations. ard also that =
part cannot be soid WHbuut inIary TO thOse 10.
terested ~ the remainder
Whsreupon il was ord red that heaing on
said application be he'd Al Probate Court 20 be
holden Al the Probate Ofies IN Manchester ia
said district on the 9th day OF April, 1880, and
that notice Of said application, the nature and
reasons thereof aud ihe time and place u hear.
ing there on be given 10 all persons interested by
certified copy Of the record Of said order three
weeks susoesstvsly IN the Manchester Journal,
newspaper printed al said Manchester, pre-
vous 10 sRid Time Of hearing, that they may sp.
pear At shid time aud place, and, II they see
cause, object thereto.
A true Record
Auest. h. HOWARD, Judge.
true copy Of Record,
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survly a. Hop Bittcrs. and The pssrst
ana bet II ussascines. See ot1sF col
ems.
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Manchester Journal.

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STEAMERS.
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CHANGE OF TIME

On and after Wednesday, May 26th, the
oosts OF the POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
=. 80 LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
~ 80, 30, $50. 10 80 and II 80 a. NJ, and
Il u, 30, 80. 8 80, 4 80, 80, Is and p. N.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
6 30. 80, 80, 8 80, 10 80 and IL 30 g. M, and
Y 80, 80, 2 30. 8 80, 4 80, 80. & 30 and I 50
p. m.
On Sunday the first trip from each erd will be
ny25 49, GEO. R. PHILLIPS, Manager.
1880 srE tGT4aAS CO. 1880
GEORGE LIE A RY
RESUMPTION OF ROUTE.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, AND NORFOLK,
VA, CALLING AT PINEY POINT and
POINT LOOKOUT goil and returning.
On and sfter Monday, Nj arch 18th, 1880, the
steamer GEORGE LEARY. Joseph " hi!e,
Commander. will reEume her route between the
above ports.
From ALEXANDRIA, Hooe's wharf. every
MONDAY and WEDNESDAY,, st s D. m,
| and every SATURDAY at 81 D. m.
From NORFOLK. Csmpbelrs wharf, every
| TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY, ii
4 p. m.
Arriving at either port early next morning.
During the past winter the Leary has been
thoroughly oVerhsuled, newly painted, carpet.
cd, upholstered and put in nice order. Hel
| owners pledge the public cleanliness, fret class
snd servants of the boat Tickets rates, infor.
| nation, state rooms SC furnished by
T. B. HOOE, Agt., Ale1a., Va. ,
| B. +. DODD, Agt.. Wash, u. G. NH Ct