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New Haven and Derby Railroad. Train Arrangement COm-.
 meMcinS Dec. lSSO.

LEAVE NEW HAVEN,
 As'l6 and 10:0o 8. m, 400, 5:3O and 6:30 D. m,
 LEAVE ANSoNIA,
 Al 6:4S, 800 and HAS a. m-, s:1O and 7:25 p. ID. Connections are made at Ansonia with pasaeno. 1ans or the Nau&atuck railroad and at New Haysn there. F e NI1rIm HU15 centerine - "o, wy. oO. 1oo0 al Boston & New York Air Lime R-R
 Un and after MONDAY, Nov. 29, 1880, train 500 .. m. train for WiIlimantic &&&ko:oo a. m Train for Willimantic conDects n
 Wilimantic with trains of the N V ana N. F. and N l. N. railroads, arriving m Boston at l:15 p. m, Providence I2:25 Worcester Io.95 P m and Norwich at 1O:5O a. in
 1O4o c. m Train for WiIimantio connecting at willt uaatic with N. Y. and N E. and New London Northern Rafirosds " AoA1oh QUO P. n Train for Winimantic, connecting at WilIL HAhnc with New London Northern R. R for Norwich and New London " Trains leavs TurnerviIle for CoIcbeatar a+ o.as VII 1:07, 600 and 7:48 D. m ''1" a. :" m, and 5:5S and TAI D. m " ~ anu AA'4' . Trains connect at Middletown with tha Conpac4,., Valley Railroad for saybrook and Hartford. ,oo J. H. FRANKLIN, Sura
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-07
OLIVER DITSON & CO.,, co rancIr0

FINE COGNAC. ID OUTEIIEAU FLL5' vintage 1e35. 4. Also few ea- 1ses private stock, our own importation, ct apl GILBERT TROMBONE,
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ArS.AuuOu uccmcue.

Tho Photographic psrlors, 705 Main stree.
formerly owncdby J. r. Davis, arc now In
tho hands Of W. Mcclellan, who invites The
attention Of tho public, as vol Is art critics,
70 examine his work. The rooms have
been renovated, and put In condition 10 afford
comfort 10 his numerous patrons, constantly
Increasing. The gen,lemsnly artist, Mr. A.
Billows, who has been In the rooms two
yca,s, ard who hss givcn them all the pres
,igc they have had. will remain, and under
the new management, which has introduced
many modern improvements necessary e
produce artistic work, he can say 10 biz
friends thu. now pictures Of tho greatest OF
cellenco only will he offered.
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Southeast corner of the public square,
Greenville, Texas.
The rooms are large and we'll ventilated.
Everything In tho house 10 now, handsome
and comfortable. Lsrge sample rooms for
commercial travellers. The hotel Is conducted
on the European plan. Travel, rs can 20,
their meals 70 order al any time Of tho day
or night
Opened March 18th, 1881.
A. SBANpY,
MAnauer
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Abreast with tho Times.

This IL absolutely true Of NJ. Strickland
4 Co., Of Galveston. Their lob printing %.
tAblishment and bindery 10 complete In every
particular, with oil tho late improvements
and styes In type and other material, and the
lithogrsphing branch 10 par excellence. Il
canno. DO surpassed even In the metropoli.
tan cisies Of tho ease With skilled work.
men and oil tho facilities and appliances for
tho rapid execution Of work In their line Of
tho mos. superior quality, and a prices %
cheap a. anywhere n tho Union, they are
prepared 10 an oil osden from 9 carte DE-
vlsi'e 70 . mammoth poster, and 70 ltho-
graph anything from the tiniest rosebud 10 q
andscspe view Of Texas. 50, pasronize
hem and keep your money In Texas.
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SCHOTT's
l1OTT'S
and fever
ANTIDoTI

Tho enormous sale last year OF this wen, ~
tabiish d Chill ard Few kemeny anT ~,
fsw specimens of teetimorisls below S's"p
az undoubtedly the b 81 extant'n a, ,ssi.
LEEsvILLE, Texas, Jurss ,,ss,nn.
Messrs Thompson, Geo ge.& 20" '"''''''''
Gentlemen s Your schot,'s chill Tonic 1;,, by
almost superseded all other Gil in su s,Sa
beire he pubic In this section. nsn brssk
accordl, 4 to directions 1t rarely Iahs sonsidsY
the most obstinate case OF ch,!is. Anti.
II o. excel cnt Tonic and one OF tne W. n TO
periodics. The price should rsc m,,. =, N e.
the public. rs Il Ia the cheap-st anu ,,, ~
JOHN NJ. FLY, NJ Z"
WACO, Texas June 80. ~, ~.
Messrs. Thompson, George \ Co., ualcho,iY
Gentlemeu-t have been Sci Ing sSIi I, n
Tonic for the past twelve ulon'hs, su ,.on n.
forjs me pleasure to say that u -
tire satisfaction MIST re- peciiui,y' napWESs.
MORGAN CITY. La, MAY y, .Vp,
Messrs. Thcm ION, George a 20 W" bold d
Dear Sirs Last rep,eO Der 1 loon nmriirs
schotts chill To- TO- and up TO nres,enn'r i'm
have sold a, retail two gross Al ,h,os s r,ytf
| country 1t Ia the Chill, ronic. pnu n ,na Feyd
failed to cure the worst case OF Chii's
In this section, =. ,.,a me OF
4 .day ] cam OF do without Is seno"'
| gross by return steam I ,.. r. m r.
can send you hundred cert aca,t !, m,
liable anu re,poasioie par ,sss INV,
| Cs prAer1r "orren NY D'ng 80
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GlenLeal That is pretty name. There
Is poetry In II, but the beauty nor the poetry
of the name compares with the excellence
and purity Of tho GlenLes whiskey TO be
found always AT Starke & Hogsn's GlenLea
saloon, corner Of Main and Murphy streets.
MIR. Hogan, the junior proprietor, an urbsne,
suave, genial, pleasant gentleman, is In
charge, and with handsome, cosy place,
no has ever cheerful welcome for all and
tho best whiskey, the fines, wines, the coolest
beer, and the most fragrant cigars in town
At their dlspossl,
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Confederate Land scrip for 1,@s0
Acres Of Land.

LIND certificates Tor the above quantity Of
land were received on yesterday from Aus
Tin BY q. F. Bolsnz, deputy county clerk,
Cor tho following named persons: Michael
Klein, William Rape, Lewis II. Taylor, John
W. Deel, Frederick Co ,mer. John 7. Plow.
man, Mrs. Eobliuo Coyle and Mrs Sarah +.
Thomas. They arc ready for delivery when
called for BY the above named parties. This
scrip entities the holder and owner 70 have
surveyed upon any Of tho vacant, unreserved
and inappropriate public domain Of Texs!
1880 acres Of land. OIheis who are entitled
10 the bsn,at Of the act granting these GER
tiAcAes will 6nd II 10 their interest 70 apply
10 Nj Bularz, At tho clprks Office. for intor'
NATION ,ha. will enable them to get ], 2st
ucrcs Of land.
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4. tst OF Arrivals NJ the Ell PasO Hotel,

To the Dallas Daily HERALD:
ABILENE, July Is, lSsl.
II l. McNutt, Kingston, Tenn, + 5 R>s
en,hsl, Dallas, Tex George Merchant, Hen
rie,.a, Tex; j L Emerson, Henrietta, Tex;
CB Roby, Fort Worth, Tex; } . Hall, wife
chldr and nurse, Marshall. Tex; Mise
Burpa, Marshall, Tex; j l. Hammond,
Pecos RIVER, Tex;W Taylor, Marshall
Tex. j w Tunisop, Pecos River, Tex q Ii
Davis. Pilot Point, Tex; j NJ Burton, Sweet
water, Tex; Morgan Jones, NJ. 7. X X; b
+ II ,msn, Pacific Express company; George
Heller, 7. & p. h. H.; Price Collins, Waco
G ERIK; S s Hart, St. Louis, No;
j. Barnes, Marshal, Tex; Lacy Williams,
Texas express company; Mrs. J. w. Suaus,
Dsllas; John Adams and nj. II Colt, end OF
track; Pete Brui Colorado, Tex j Crswde,
Shreveport, La; John S. Andrews, Dallas,
Tex.
This Is tho only ilrst.clsss house in the
city, and has all Of the best chuck, and is
kep, by An old travelling man, and he knows
what the boys want. j. Briggs is the pro-
prietor; call and see him ind get filled.
J.B.
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ATTENTION PIBLIO I!
wsula sever the hans.

Alltsi Hall filed with the clork Of tho die
tsics court sssu rdsy, ms ,stit on praying for
. divorce nom bis wiis. Laura Hall. 10
states thA. they were lawfully welded In
B,ssos county, 10 1870. and that Aey lived
hsnoilv together for several year,, during
VSich limo several children we're born 10
ihem. They continued 10 I've together until
1878, when, without any cause. sbo deserted
him and her children, ard sitce that ume,al.
though imporiun.d by him 10 return, sbe
hes continued 70 1.-Two separate from him and
her children, wherefore he prays for
divorce
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Hamilton Female college, Licking
ION kCnlnCkN.

The largest young ladies' hool In the
south tiluat.d In the midst of the famous
"Biue & ass Region,' noted TOR its healthful-
ness of clima,e, fertility of soil, and beauty Of
natural scenery. Its accommodations are I'M
surpass,d, heated by cam and lighted by
gas. Hot q d cold water on zach floor. Large
and commodious halls, chapel, play school
and orn amental om.. Extensive grounds
for recreation. Its faculty Is composed OF abe
and experienced teachers; b st educate ual
advap tages are furnished A teacher acc m
panies udents to anu from Texas Fur
terms, catalogues, "Monthly," route, refer
encss, etc Apply TO Pre- ideOt j. Il. Patterson,
Lexington, KY, or to +. 7. st. Clair, Dallas,
Texas
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r OUr, Flour.

Evans s. Swain the proprietors Of the
Crystal Palace mills at Wea'herford are
supplying the trade with the best -four man.
ufactured in Texas. Orders from points
along tho line of the 7. g. P. road solicited,
and satisfaction guaranteed. Patronize
home mills and secure -four that in all re.
spects Is superior t. fictitious brands from
abroad. Best brand, Cry stall. So 25; Victory
XXXX 50 80; Texas Choice XXX So Is.
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Meeting of the water supply Com
nUnV

Mr.. w. G. Conner. president OF the Wa
ter Supply company, yeste rdsy informed the
committee appointed BY the c. uncil. that he
had called meeting of the stockholders in
the water work to be held on the 2Sth of
August, when no will make known to them
the wishes of the city council as expressed in
the committees communication dated the
18th, ard addressed TO him.
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commsrc,sl uo,e, a. Abilene

This Il ono Of tho most comfortable hotels
on tho line Of tho extension Of the Tc1As q
Pacinc road. 1e culinary department,
embraces everything tho market sGord.
Iu sleeping apartments arc In every way
comfortable, and polite and ready attention
assured 70 guests. Prices moderate.
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The traveller supply boz, useful consr,-
vance for sxcursions, ashlbg expeditions, end
travels n GENERAL, consisss Of Fur plat bvt-
ues OF sOonfad'A Budvsisss, 70 tumblss and {
oostsoesw. All 6oe them d your ho>sL
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A. ]. ROsENFiELD .,

-JUST KEUEIVED-
Thurbsr's Raspb Try, Bach berry, Plum, APP
pls and Peach Butter at .... .15@2jc or ..
Ii urhers A. sorted Fruit Jelliss at. 25c per 10.
Imported Pfunells at.....,.,...... s0c per lb.
Alexis Uoddilots Peas at. ........ 40c per can
Reef Tongue In Id can, M......SOc per G n
Corn Beei, one lib ran. 25c Per can
" two ID .........,..,4 Uc yer csn
have the finest Teas ever brought TO this
place price hOc to 81 % per pound
None but Wh.tak " Hams, every one guar.
anteed, ut loo per pound.
A full as orimei I Of Crackers arc Cakes.
Goods deliv red free at mVment'e notice to
any TART OF the city.
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New York kpccialties.

A full line Of cream candies, the very lat
est del,cacy 9th New York market, and
something entirely new, JUS, received. Fan.
cy groceries at cost, 10 give way for a full
line Of toys and canned goods for wholesale
trade, At
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ladies Please Tahe Notice..
Clearance sals Of trimmed hats and bon.
psls d your own price, q n. RcseoshA z
Cgcnpsay. opposs b. 0s'fss Ao'sl III
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atockholier's Meeting I.

Tho stock holders Of tho "Wa.er Supply
Co." arc requested 10 meet 81 the office Of
tho company in tho city Of Dallas, on Mon
day, July %, Al Q o'clock, p. m, for thcpur
pose Of agreeing on q proposition 10 DO SUBJ
mitted 70 The city council for tho purchase
W. o. CoSSM,
proaident,
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A ane article Of claret wine, genuine Hol-
land GIN and cognao, Eog'sh porter and ale,
you will always DO sure TO find AZ moderate
prices al L. Csperon's, No 600 Main street.
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Chas Meistsrbans is now delivering 70 any
part Of tho city pure northern lake Ice. He
wason will. cali daily. Leave orders d
Lsmps ics and beer depot on Pacific ave-
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ANY ono recommending tho use of "Con-
RAIDS Bud eeiser' over = common article In
use may DO clsssed ~ public bonciactor.
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600 stylish :srsmmed hass from el.oo 70
q %, worth deuhle Convince ytufoelf q
Y. RoseelAsl = Co.., ~ Aaia slssss, oppo'
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University Of Virgins

session begins on the let Q! ~, c.tslcgss
c :" aSs sscr. "a OF s6s faculty. r VIZ
vsrsity OF Virginia, !Aibs ,ssf,.e. CRRis6N,
GINA. jag. y. ~ ths fNeuIV'
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The "Oonrad's Budweiser' is unsqusl.ed
by any beer in quality, aroma, brightness of
color and general heslthfulness.
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L,dies ~ end ooe.e,s q slaushtssirg
pless. = =. RsssssAa = osnpsaN ~
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as you may desire, giving bond for tho faith.
lui performance OF said service in any sum
desired. Respectfully submitted.
WATERS PIERCE OIL Co.,
\. A. Auslin, Manager.
The proposition was referred to the conf
mittee on wafer and gas.
Some other business of minor importance
was transacted when council Adjourned.
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Printed MANILA wrapping paper aspsclslty,
all sizes and weights, with cuts and oards
suitable for any hind Of businsss, n. Louis
crlces, freight added, and guaranteed.
Orisn cent By mali Will be promptly and
carefully Allsd, and rriees maze % low - II
purshaoes was present.
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We have never seen 1osr stock Of gro,
os-iss Than Al. Rasnfsld b now daily n
oeivlng. s5l e'sa lNtA A
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The oily Chaps Taken in and Done For.

OIL CITY, May 27.-At about II O'Clock
this morning information, thought to be of a
reliable nature, was received at the Oil ex-
change that the Buffalo OIL company had
struck a new well on the Hoffman farm, half a
mile west of Clintonville, which started off
at rate of one thousand barrels per day. This
was most startling, as the territory was sup
posed to be very poor. A panic set in at once
and the market declined from 49, to S0H.
In very short space of time the excitement
was intense Men were at once started for the
scene of the supposed we'll and telegraph Off
ces were beselged. In about two hours it was
ascertaincd that the report was canard. 1t
was of serious nature, as many men lost
very largely. The exchange has called meet
ing to investigate the matter.
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ment for sewer on Spruce street from
Cooper to Canada street, thence on Can
ada street to Tenth street, came up, and
after hearing all persons IN interest pres
ent, the same was ordered to stand com.
pleted and the Clerk directed to give the
confirmation notice on q basis of assessing
all the property on the line of the sewer
proportionateiy and benefited, as more
fully appears by the assessment roll
Yeas g.
Pursuant to due notice, the matter of
the making and completing the assess
ment for the grading of Martin street,
from Rice street to Park avenue, came
up, and after hearing all persons in in.
telest present, the same was ordered to
stand completed, and the clerk directed
to give the confirmation notice on
basis of assessing ali property on
the line of the grading proportionately,
and benefited, as more fully appears by
the assessment roll. Yeas 6.
Pursuant to due notice, the matter of
the making and completing the assess
ment for the grading of North street,
from Burr street to DeSoto street, came
up, and no party in interest appearing, or
Directing the same was ordered to stand
completed, and the clerk directed to give
the confirmation notice, on basis of as
sessing all property on the line of the
grading proportlonately and benefited,
as more fully appears by the assessment
roll. Yeas 6.
The following estimate and bills were
examined and allowed, to-wit:
Estimate No. l on sewer on Pleasant
avenue, Forbes and Ramsey streets, P
Nash, contractor, amount due s249. so.
Bill of w. A. Judd of $3.50 for livery
used by Board in April, 1881.
ing notices of assessment from August,
1878, to March, 1881, both inclusive.
Adjourned.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
RI. GoRMAN. Clerk Board Public Works.
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Piles

Piles are frequently preceded bya sense of
weight in the back, loins and lower part of
the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose
he has some affection of the kidneys or neigh
boring organs. AT times symptoms of indi-
gestion are present, as datuiency, uneasiness
OF the stomach, etc. 4 moisture like perspi-
ration, producing very disagreeable itching,
particularly at night after getting warm in
bed, is very common attendant Internal,
external and itching piles yield at once on the
application of DIR. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected, alb
sorbing the Tumors, allaying the intense itch
ing and eflecting permanent cure where all
other remedies have failed. Do not delay until
the drain of the system produces permanent
disability, hut try it and be cured. Price so
cents. Ask your druggist for it, and if you
you cannot obtain it of him, we will send it
prepaid, Oh receipt of price. Address The 3D.
nko Medicine Co., Piqua, Ohio.
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Fortune Hav Damages Paid.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Sir Edward Thorn
ton this afternoon gave Secretary Blaine a
draft on London for els, 600, the sum agreed
upon as compensation for damages inflicted
on American fishermen IN the Fortune bay
affair. Neither side, however, has surrendered
10 the other its construction of the fishery ar
ticles, in the treaty of III. The money will be
promptly distributed among the rightful
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Sling Hin, IN for Life.
IHastinos New Fra I

Some of the State papers are again talking
of Govern or Pllsbury for another term. We
havn.t heard whether he is willing TO run or
not, but suppose he is or he would speak out.
We would like to know when this thing is 60
ing to end. If John S. PIllsbury is going to
hold the office for life then we are going to re-
sign. We have no particular objection to
Plllsbury; he is an excellent officer, but then
we would like to have Gen. Hubbard trie !.
Give US Grn Hubbard for a term or two and
then Pilsbury for life.
The New York Supreme court has appoint
ed Jacob Telfair, receiver of the Pacific Mu-
tuaf Insurance company of New York. The
comrany's property is valued at 1921, 633. Its
debts amount to 1904 $40, of which S204, 270
represent outstanding certificates of profits.
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DON'T NATURALIZE.
That is If you Have Claim Growing out
of the Late War.

That is if you Have a Claim Growing out
of the Late War.
WASHINGTON, May 31.-An important de-
cison was rendered by the French American
claims commissioner to-day, in the case of
Joseph Napoleon Peiche, Archbishop of New
Orleans, against the United States. The me-
mortal of claimant sets forth thst in 1862, at
which time he was French subject residing
in New Orleans. The military forces of the
United States under command of Gen. B. F.
Butler, occupied that city and de-
molshed property belonging to him,
to the value of $4,000, and subjected
him to arrest and Imprisonment. For these
injuries he claims he is entitled to damages in
81, 1000, with interest. The United States main
tains the archbishop is not entitled to recover
at all as French subject under the present
treaty, for the reason he is now, and has
been since 1870, naturalized American clti-
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Promotions in the Catholic Church.

New YORK, June 2-The pope has cor
ferred the title of Monseigncur upon Very
Rev. VIM Quinn, vicar general, and Very Rev.
T. S. Preston, chancellor of the archdiocese
of New York. The reverend gentlemen have
also been made private chamberlains Of the
holy father, and will shortly be declared pre-
lates to the pontifcate household.
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The National funniest 1o-Morrow.

ST. LOUIS, June 2.-Quite number of
Turner's and their friends have already ar
rived to participate in the national funniest to
begin Saturday. The preparations are about
finished and are very complete in their charac-
ter. An immense number of Turner's
are expected and many thousands of
excursionsts from adacnt States will be pres
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New York Produce Exchange.

New YORK, May 31.-The Produce ex-
change had its annual meeting to-day. Sur
plus funds amount to 1921 900 The site for
new building costs S6O0,O00 and the building
to be erected thereon, one million dollars
Proposals are out for $500, 200 worth of build
ing bonds to bear interest at Ak per cent.
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Municipdf Court.

Before Judge Bailey.]
VIM Lowall and Fred Jones were fined So
each for drunkenness.
Two other DRINKS were dismissed.
Moses Faber sent up ten days.
Vim. Doran, Chas. Merritt and Jos. Will
liams, three vags, were discharged.
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Their Feelings.
New York Woild.1

The feelings of the average Republican as he
regards the condition of his once happy and
bumptious party and then gazes upon Conk-
lug and CART, Id, must be not unlike those of
Mr.. George Sampson when he exclaimed to
Mrs Reginald Wilfer, "Demon-with the
greatest respect for you behold your work."
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THE COURTS.
District Court.

before Judge Vanderburghl
Albert johnson VS.. August Sandhoff ct al
Tried.
before Judge Young.]
Before Judge Young and the jury one of the
HARDWOOD repleyin suits consumed the entire
day.
NEW CASES AND PAPERS FILED.
12,719-W. F. Markus, respondent, VS..
Joseph Lemont, appellant. Return from JUS
tees court.
II, 720-Dunham & johnson VS.. Mrs. G..
Applegate, defendant, and MaXfeld & Co.,
garnishees. Affidavit OF punishment filed.
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Silver Coinage at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. May 3l.-The coinage exc
cuted at the United States mint during May
aggregated 4,24l $40 pieces, valued at 81 $685.
$50. Of this amount there were 1920 double
eagles, 324 800 eagles, 1863, 800 half eagles, and
800 600 silver dollars.
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l,rnhnfe Court.
Before Judge Rea. ]

In the matter of the estate of Nicholas
Schafer, deceased. Inventory filed and allowed,
and order made for creditors to present claims
within six months. Hearing set for first
Mondays in October and November.