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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-25

Writing TO the State relative 10 a para.
graph which recently appeared in that jour.
nal concerning MIR. JOHN CLANCY, of Frank
lin county, Ohio, who was said 10 be the
oldest living ex-member Of Congress, his
term having been from 1882 to 1888, a cor
respondent says:
"Permt ME TO say that the Hon. Mark
Alexander, OF Mecklenburg, Va, was men,
Der Of Congress In 1924. My impression is
that Mr.. Alexander was Ia Congress before
the date furnished above. but have no book
ct hand to verify that impression. Mr.. Alex.
ander Is very old gentleman. but what his
age IL l cannot say. feel very sanguine
That be was In Congress ut an earlier date
than any man now living, but am not posi-
tive that such Is the fact"
Mr.. ALEXANDER was in the House OF Rep.
resentatiyes from 1919 to 1923. Think OF
that.
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General Malone has appointed Colonel ,.
Bassett French, Of Richmond, clerk OF hi,
committee. The work is comparatively no
thing, and the pay six dollars per day. The
appointee Is Judge OF the Hastings Court
OF Manchester Washington tetter-Aier-
dndriG Gazette.
The same statement appeared in our
Washington letter yesterday. II Judge
FRENCH accepts the place, he will have to
resign his Office as Judge. The law of Vir-
ginia is clear on this point. After providing
that no ducIliSt shall be capable OF holding
"any Office, or post of profit, trust, or
emoument, civil or military, legislative,
executive, or judicial, under the govern
ment OF this Commonwealth" the Code OF
Virginia OF 1873 (page 174) adds:
ono person shall be capable Of holding
any such post who holds any post OF profit,
trust, or emoument, civil or military. legiS-
laIve, executive, or judicial, under the
Government Of the United States, or who
receives in any way from the United States
any emolument whatever"
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III ANOTHER FRESH SUPPLY OF
SFA~ONABLE DRY GOODS
JUST OPENED At slCLE BROTHERS.
800 MARSETLES QUILTS al - worth 80;
Us MABsElLLkS QUILTS at a worth So;
100 MARSEII.LtS QUILTS a, 81 worth $50:
100 MARsElILEs QUILTS at soc. worth 81:
100 dozen GERMAN LINEN TOWELS az Ike.
cash worth 2Jc.
500 dozen TOWELS al SIC. cash worth I2lc.:
100 dozen TOWELS a. SC cash worth Toe.
20 pieces LINEN TABLE-DAMASk. slightly
damaged at 5Oe. per Nard worth double the
moutt-amOugst them some COlOrcd;
500 HkMSnrCuFO HANDkERCnIEFS at
Zoe. worth zoe;
500 HFMSTiTCllfD HA\DKERCiIltFS al
l23.c worth 2Jc.:
1900 HEMMEp HANbKERCHIfFS At S'sc.;
l01 pieces OF rLMpMusLLN at zoe. per yard
80 pie,e- If PLAID MUSLIN a. l6a,c per
Yart-nuch below regular prices;
10 piccrs LINEN SHEEfING a. 90c. end Al
per ward, just Ia season. 10 De- closed cut:
10 pieces PILLOW CASE LINEN AZ much less
thln regular value.
A LINEN for UNDERGRADUATE at - aud
Large stock Of REMNANTS Of IRISH LINEN:
the largest stock OF HAMBURG EDGiNG aud
INSERTINGS south of New YOrS-amoug,t
them some very handsome patterns Of our own
importation al from Sc. 10 : per yard: 500
pieces Irish laces from 3 TO 25c. apiece: 800
pieces Everlasting Trimming from 10 10 5Oc.
apiece; full line OF other iaccs such AS a'e
kept IN irst-clasS dry. goods house We are
for mems aud boys wear. We call special attcu-
ton 10 these goods bOh a. 10 stSie and price.
The latest styles of Madras Bingham: 100
pieces OF Linen Toweiliug NJ Toe. worth l6s,c.
sin lefl IN CUrses we have The largest stock In
Richmond, which YOU eau bug AT your own
price: sell a good Corset ut 2jc.. sIIil better
at 35c., and an excellent one al Doe; the Now
city Corset 9t SIPS. whica Is the best III the
market. Ladies' and Chlldren's HOlery-We
have lust rec, iyed an entire new line, aud are
satisfied we can suit any one both in price and
quality: tses of Prints VIII he sold this week
AT much less than usual prices: eases Of Heavy
PIque at SIC. per yard; our Bleached aud Brown
cottons and DOmesIics generally are sold at New
York rrices; 100 pieces ef New Msttings lust
oDened; a large stock OF Lace Curtsins aud
Window Shades: Carpets, Druggets, and Rugs
NJ less Than cost: 500 Linen shirt BOsoms NJ 10
and lee; 500 lace.1idies at &c. each. oE SIX
for 25c.; our ~ Brocaded Rack SIX reduced TO
$3.50; our SO Brocaded Black silk reduced %
~ %: AN immense line OF black silks AZ great
ly reduced prices; 500 pieces Rack Cashmere
FROM SOC. 10 81 per yard: our soc. Cashmere Is
the best IN the city a new line OF Dress Plates
for children. with Gold Tnse-lhs latest STYLE
out a large assortment OF sackings--lhe latest
shades-at
inh l3-eod SYCLE BROTHERS..
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tIucs: then we had the outside world 70
confront, whereas now the independent
press Of the whole country supports US Us
the real Debt PAYERS, the party OF progress,
OF liberty, and Of law.
We have now to go forward with me
same spirit and determination that has
characterized Our people in the past, and
final and complete triumph Of our cause IS
already assured.
WILLIAM MALONE, Chairman.
W. T. Tnm Secretary.
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The Yorktown Centennial.

HARRISBURG, PA, March % In hi> late
annual mc>sag" Governor II pyt urged upon
the Legislature the prOprIeiy Of Adopting
means 10 have Pennsylvania properly repre-
>entel in the Centennial celebration OF the
surrender OF Lord COrpwaliS Al Yorktown,
aud to-day tue Legislature, in accordance
with the Governors recommendation and
for the reason that the other original
States have made and are about masking
the Necessary arrangements for a proper
celebration OF that event. ana the Govern
ment OF Frame has signitied il Intention
ii participating in il, adopted a resolution
providing that committee 10 he lppOiliCu
by the presiding oincrrS II the respective
legislative houses shall. in injunction with
the Governor and Lrutcnant-GOyern0r.
make the necessary ARRANGEMENTS 10 perfect
and carry ont the Officers contemplated.
The expense incurred Is to be covered BY
subsequent legislation.
The House to-day, by vote OF 1872 to fl.
indefinitely postponed a bill 10 remove the
cIpitll OF Pennsylvania TO Philadelphia.
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Schedule of REORGANIZATION.

Accomac, II delegates; Albemarle. 10
Alexandra county. 3; Allegheny. Ame-
la, ); Amherst, o; AppOmattOx. 3; Au-
gusta, II; Bath. 3; Bedford. Is; Bland,
3; Botetourt. Z; Brunswick. 8; Buchanan,
3; Buckingham. s; Campbell. .; Caro-
line, 8; Carroll, :; Charles Civ, 3;
Charlotte, s.: Chesterfield, 8; Clarke,
A; Craig, 9: Culpeper, I; Cumber-
land, ); Dickinson -; Dlnwiddie, I ;
Elizabeth CITY, ); Essex, 6; Fairfax, 8;
Fauquicr. II; Floyd, i Fluyanna. > (;
Franklin. II Frederick, 6 Giles, 4; Glou-
cestcr. 6; GoocHIand, >; GraySon. I;
Greene, 3: Greensyillp, 4; Halifax. II 1; Han
over. 8; Hrnrico, .; Henry, 8; Highland,
3; Isle OF Wight, D; james CITY. 2; King
George, 3; King and Qneen, ); KING Will
liam, I Lancaster. 3; Lees; Loudoun,
II; Louisa, 0; Lunenburg, g; Madison, D;
Mathews, 4; MeckIcnburg, II; Mlddlr>eX,
3; MONTGOMERY, 8; Nansemond. 8; Nelson,
8; New Kent, 3 Norfolk comfy, IL; North
ampton. ): Northumberland. 4: Nottoway,
q; Orange, 7: Page, ;; Patrick, 8; Pitt
syIyania. 30; Powhatan, 4; Prince Ed
ward, :; Prince George, 4; Princess
Anne. 5; Prince William, ); Pulaski,
4; Rappahannock. ); Richmond conn
ty. 4; Roanoke, 6; Rockbridge, 10;
Rockingham, l5 Russell. !; Scott. -;
Shenandoah, 8; Smythe, 8; southampton,
3; SDotsylyania, ); Stafford. 4; Sur.y, / !;
Sussex, - TaZewell, :; Washington, - :;
Warren, {; Warwick, |; Westmoreland.
4; Wise. 1 Wyrhe, !; York, /.
cities and T0UnS.-AleXandria. :: Dan
vile, 4 Ere dericksburg, ,; L>nc0burg,
8; Manchester, 3: Norfolk, II; Petersburg,
II; Portsmouth, ,; Richmond. 81; Staun-
ton, 3; Williamsburg, Winchester, ;.
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Captain CHAMBsRLAYNE has consented TO
deliver two lectures In this city. These
lectures on Virginia will be peculiarly az
propriate ut this time. Now, let Richmond
prove by her acts that she appreciates gen.
uine MORT
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THEY ARE OFFERING:
p pieces PURE SILK SATIN GROCADLs al
sI25-would he cheap at So;
90 pieces ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS AT &c.;
40 piece, COLORED BROCADE LACE BUNT-
INGs at Sc. worth 35c.;
80 pieces BLACK BROCADE LACEBUNTlNG>
at zoe worth 3jc.;
30 pieces BLACK ALL. WOOL CASHMERE at
25c worth SIC;
40 pieces DOUBLE-WlDTHA LL.WOOL CASH.
MERE AT 35c. worth soc;
80 pieces ALL.WOoL MUMMY CLOTHS At
80 piece: Pacific EEOCADE at 1880. worth
20 pieces BLACK DOUB.F.WIDTH NOUAIR
ALPACA At lGtsc. worth 2jc;
IN immense line Of nayenie, IN DRESS
GOODS, including al thr latest shad., en-
STRIPS and PLAiDS, bRUCADt,
BENGALINtS. FOULES. and SfiOODA
CLOTHS. NUNS YELLING, &c.;
AZ the latest shades ia SURAH SILKS aud
SNilN>-ihe atcs, novelties III Buttons To
All 'he new shade. IN. CORDS. TAs>ELs,
some eNnaotdinary bar@ins in WHITE
pieces fXfpA QUALITY LINEN SHEET
ING ~ 75c worth 1928:
30 dozen fXlRA HEAVY PURE LINEN
HUCkAGhtk 1OWtLSa at l2.c.;
40 dozen ~ IRA QUALITY CREAM DANAsK
30 pieces WWHIIF PERSIAN LAWN. extra
qu1liY AT 2Jc. worth g e.;
- pieces WHITE LINON Dk DACCA at Sc.
worth 2jc.;
\ magnificent line Of DOTTED SWISS ex.
UeWriy low:
5 80 pieces NlC1 UEIA LAWNS at 1870. worth
80 pieces LACE STRIPE MUsLINS at lie.
worth l6'.c
40 dozen EXTRA SUPREME LINEN HEM
STITCHED HANDKEECHiEFS at l63c.
worth 2.c.;
JOUYlN'> 2 BUTTON REAL KID GLOVES
~ soc worth = p:
ALEXANDER 3-BUTTON KID GLOVES al
6Oc. worth Il
100 dozen LADIES >ILK-FINISUED THREAD
GLOVES AT - &C.. worth 2jc.:
IN immens. line Of NEW SPRING HOSIERY
LADIES' FULL. GULAR-MADE SILK
CLICKED BALlHiGG AZ HOSE AZ 25c.,
at j. MEYER & Sons.
NH 20 cod COL aud COS Broad street.
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Referring to 4 paragraph from the Dis
patch concerning virginla's wants. the
New York Tribune asks, "Tbcn why not
pay your debtsa" We reply. Because your
allies, black and white, in Virginia won't
let u.s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-25

VIZ. Ashworth is appointed postmaster
at Yatesvllle, Lunenburg county, Va, rice
II. ID. Garland, resigned; Il. IL. Lee Is APP
pointed postmaster at Brumley Gap, wash
ington county, vice j. d. Counts, resigned
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Died In Hanover county, Va, March 81, 1881 a.
hls residence. Elder JOHN GIBSON, In the eightieth
Year OF ms age.
Funeral from residence OF deceased THIS ,ENE F.
MING ~ 3 O'Clock. Friend, aud acquainiancts in
Ytcd % attend.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. s.

CHECk. BOOKS
~ ON
! be BtnS Of Commerce.
The STATE Cans of Nngiuia.
The City Bans of Richmond
The q liens Eink al Richmond.
The M,Ic3auts National Sans.
The NttfolAl Bank OF hi3-AH,
The Richu nj HinhiDg 5uI Insurance
Planter .Nitiluaf Itfk,
The fif>t NtliplAi Bank.
The Union Bank ~ Rlcnmnui.
NEGOIf ABLE NOit~. DIR U.s. E..
EXCHANGE, aII other BLANh~ -.
best -fs le. For ~t'e 1y .
mills WoDDHOI~r 81 t-.'..
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NJ JUST EiNED:

so doz n LINEN COLLARS ~ So. worth zoe;
- dozen LINEN COLLARS AT Toe. worth 3Cc.;
I7d.z-n LINEN CUFFS az he. per pair;
- dozen LINEN CUFFS 40 l9c. per pair worth
double the money:
0f7 d,Ien v1rd, SWISS TRIMNlNG Al 2c. per
yard. zoe. % dozen yards-neyer ,old less nan
Sc. per yard; l73 dozen yards COTTON
EDGE al Toe. per dozen-bcsuttful 20 edge
ruiie-. &C.. anj worth tully zoe Der zen;
tO7 Nard, HAMBI' re EDGE aud l\StEllN6 n
from 10 TO l7c.-chtapest goods ever brought
10 this CITY: No IL, CARDlNAL.GOLD. Y y
Nl-BLUE, SATIN. and eros GRAIN RIB
BON at l2c. per ward.
HEIZLFR BROTHERS.
NH - 52J Broad street.
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MILLINERY.

NEW SPRING SrILE~ ot q.
y FN>HlONhBLE NlIIINi-rh -.
PLAIN and FANCY STRAW. tili|. B. y.
iu ldtt,f shape. NlillbEt\TN lEi'IhTlI .
STRAW SAILORS ~ 80 cents.
HI1/LfR BEDilltE~. 500 '.
Proprietor, Of NJ. r. liui1icI', i..a.
merry.
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IL JOHN c. SHAFER.

f-39 JOHN {. SHAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
40. lCO4 MAIN STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE TIE
POsT.OFFlCE,
has received a very large and fine assortment Of
SPRING aud SUMMER GOODS. consisting
CLOTHS, DIAGONALs. SUITINGS, PLAIN
and FANCY CASSIMERES FOR PANTALOONS,
imported especially for him, which will bc made o.
order in the LATEST Styles and At prices consist.
ent with r,t.c class workmanship. call Is respect
fully solicited.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, and CUFFS Of fine grades
made 10 order. fe 2t-Dm
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CROtKERY. GLASSWARE. Sc


JANIS GORDON. wATkfN~, .1.l..
TAMES GORDON a CO.,
~ IItLEP> ~
BAR. ROD. BAND. HOOP. lluf-
sWEDE~. and NORWAY >ht fl-tHtl
IRON:
CAST. TIRE. aud liitSTFRFD -Ii
TIN-PLATF. BAR IuI pIG-1IN
~pI.DtR, >HEEI XiSt.
SPLITTER. COPPER, WIRE;
PIC ara BNE-LEAD.
IRON ANLt>:
WAGON aud CAN'T ~ \f~:
THlMBIt ~ktIN~:
HOR-f>UOE> and fOR>k>HoF-NA.-.
tfI NAILS.
NOVA SCOTIA GRINpsTONF~. g..
nos. AND > FOURTEEN ~|H
NH 20 L..tH
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or THE REApJUsrER stats cExrEn COMMIT
TEE TO THE READJusrERs or VIRGINIA
CONVENTION TO BE HELD ON The 20 VI
JUNE IN THIS CITY.
The following address was 'ssued by Tue
Regdiuster State Central Committee ye'ier'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-25

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX.
~ ECufED At the DISPATCH PRINTING.
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BLACK SILKS.

10 this department we luyiie he s',.,t..
buyers. A. a SPECIAL burgsB Ne eao,e osr
number. witch the besI value eve, txhf.
this civ. We can scareriy supply ibe a.h.
This popular grade.
Asa Bovelty We Ak y0Hr attention o.
fabric I'm MOURNING SILK.
BLACK MUMMY AZ 81 so: BLACK .r
Use 10 80, rsre value ; BLACK SATIN,
toS2
Novelties In WORSTED>, SlLk.NINY
PLAIDS, STRIPES. aud an Jew d-igu. -
they apyPar IN New YORK.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

nov replete With a choice anf h.z .lIs,t..
SATIN. SATIN MEKVflLLlE. s.
SATIN DE LYON AND ~ NAhysr,
LOUlsINtS. MONIES. roJLAHD>.
sCRAHS, CHENF,
md other adylnc' novelties. f.r iar.s r...
control for This cry many choice and ..,.. ..
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hIDN lt:EN.

v1nxrCrx
,ru..,o ,..,....,,
AND
I, highly recommended and UNSURPASSED Tor
"fAN OE f"IA N'"NLiS'
.
..,,. .....,,
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
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Special HOTish~.
III LOTS OF BARGAINS.
JULIUS MEYER & son

HAVEJUsT OPENED
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH or
DRESS GOODS FROM TUE GREAT SALE
OF WILMERDING,H OQUET & CO., AND
WILL OFFER THEM AT EXTRAOE-
DlNARILY Low PRICES.
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DRY GOODS, MOTIONS.
PEADY FOR ANY DEMAND.

READY FOR ANY DEMAND.
CARDozo, ALsoP. MDsBY 3 90
1905 EAST MAIN srFzEE
FOrRQUREAS. PRICE. TEMPLE
429 EAST BROAD STREET. Ricnyoyp g.
ARE DAILY ADDING t. IHflP ,..
AND ATTRACTIVE >TOlK F.r
EASTER HOLIDAYS.
BLACK GpJD-.
In this our speciality w. hf,c i..f .,<nl
WORSTED VENETIAN, TtMf.e.
NUN'> YELLING. BEACH tLpTu>
PLAN snd LACE BrNTlNG-. FlT,s
ARMCRE, GRAPE VipDINif.
together with such -iardt,d .n,f...
BGsTINOS, CAsH>sFRE~.
HENRiEITAs. hLPACA~.
at price never offered before DO fa.i a......
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I.YNCHBURG.

TIE PROCEEDINGS OF JUDGE RIvEs's COURT !;
ACTION or THE GRAND JURY-THE HOUNDS
OF THE PAY.TRAIN-THE SHENANDOAH VAL.
LEY RAILROAD ExrENsIoN-THE FIRST GUN
AT NANASSAS-TOBACCO.
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CITY aLoBULEs.

The Burton case will come up this week.
Citizens of the Sixth ward should prepare to
put their houses on stills.
Graceful as sylph and slick as an anaconda
is the way q subscriber accounts for Miss
Fay's success as medium.
A man named George Smith was arrested
last night for creating disturbance at the res
idence of an acquaintance on St. Peter street.
He visited the house in drunken condition
and insulted one of the guests by throwing
wine in her face because she refused to drink
with him. The case will come up to-day
The semi-annual meeting of the Catholic
total abstinence societies will be held al
Pfeifer's hall next Tuesday evening. These
reunions of the teetotalers have always IN Inc
past been enjoyable, and we learn that special
efforts have been made by the socieues 10
present an exceptionally attractive programme
forthe coming meeting.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-07
Notice to Creditors.

In the matter of the estate of Samuel Edmondson,
deceased:
Notice is hereby given that the Judge of the Pro-
first Monday of March, A. D. 1881, the same being
the seventh day Of the month, at the Pro-
bate Office in said county the time and place when
and where he win receive hear and adjust all claims
of all persons against said deceased, and that -.
months from the date hereof have been limited as
the time for creditors to present their claims against
said estate.
Dated the 10th day Of January, 1881.
ANN JANE EDMONDSON, Executrix,
Jan as w-Mon
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MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY
Attention, HoQSekeeDels !!

The North Star Mills, near Seventh street
bridge, St. Paul., is now making superior
article of Fancy and Straight Flour. House
keepers, by ordering direct from the mill,
can save from rs to rs cents per sack. Ali
orders, either verbal or by mall, promptly at
TENDED 70. dioar delivered 70 any part 81 Inc
ing prices:
Fancy, per sack. .....................ss so
Straight. ...................... rs
Frost g. Co., A Virginia avenue, and W. F.
Pieper, 116 jackson street, sell this Flour at
the same prices.
1896 BARTON & JONES.
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Confirmation Of RG-aSSeSSment for Sewer
on WabaShaW Street,
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MINI, Feb. 5, 1881.

OlI1 OF Oh. IAUb, MINI, req. ., 1901. }
The re-assessment of benefits, costs and ex-
penses arising from the construction of a
sewer on Wabashaw street, from the centre of
Seventh street to College avenue, in the City
of St. Paul, Mimi, on certain property on
which judgment has been denied, having been
completed and entered of record by the Board
of Public Works in and for said city, said
Board will meet Mt their Office in said city at 2
P. NJ. on the 18th day of February, A, D. 1881,
to hear objections Gf any to said re-assess.
ment, at which time and place, unless sufficient
cause is shown to the contrary, said re-assess-
ment will be confirmed by said Board.
The following is list of the supposed own
ers' names, a description of the property, and
the amounts re-assessed against the same,
to.wit:
Bazille & Guerin' Addition to st. Paul, MINI.
Supposed owner and
description. Lot Block. Benefits.
Henry A Boardman, SLY
Chas II Boardman, My 90
feet OF: :........... II $50 80
Alex Nininger. ....... Q sol so
81 B Sweeny, 1S4 feet
My of SLY sex feet of 6 81 SO
All objections to said re-assessment must be
made in writing and filed with the clerk of said
Board at least one day prior to said meeting.
GEO. L. BECKER, President.
Official: R. L. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works. $3.50,
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Don't Lose Time. Ladies.

This is the last month of the Clearing sale
at A. H. Lindeke & Bros. Plenty of splendid
bargains left in Dress Goods, Silks, etc.
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Stees Bros, sole agents for the Moore Com
bination Desk company. A full line of Office
Queen, Counting House King, General Bust
ness and Flat Top Combination desks kept in
rtocly
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Crowds, Crowds, Crowds.

As the first of March approaches the crowds
increase at the retiring sale of A. II. Lindeke
& Bro. e Be in time.
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Opening an bllGy in Block Fifteen Of
Whitney & Smiths Addition.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MINI, Feb. 5, 1851. !

CITY OF ST. PAUL, MINI, Feb. 5, 1851.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
ing from the opening and extension Of an alley alley
In block IL of Whitney & Smiths Addition to
the City of st. Paul, Minnesota, (the centre
line of said alley beginning at a point on
southerly line of Fifth street, 1871 # easterly
Of Sibley street, thence running southerly half
way through said block, thence easterly along
the centre line of said block to Wacouta street,
has been completed and entered of record by
the Board of Public Works in and for said
city, and that said assessment was duly con-
frmed by said Board on the 4th day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1881.
GEO. L. BECKER, President.
Official: R. L. GERMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works. $3.50
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Valentines, Valentines.

Splendid assortment of the latest styles and
designs, at Hough's Gem bookstore, Waba-
shaw and Third streets.
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Daily, except Saturday. Daily, except Monday.
Palace sleeping coaches on all night trains between
st. Paul and Fargo.
Passengers leaving st. Paul at 700 p. M, reach
Fargo for breakfast next morning, and Bsm arck on
the following evening.
Connection made at Bismarck with stages for Fort
Buford, Standing Rock, Fort Keogh, Tongue River
and intermediate points, and at ST. Paul With traius
to and from all points East and South.
In effect Nov 21st, 1880
II. E. SARGENT, Gen. Manager.
j. N. HANNAFoRD, Gen. Passenger Agent.
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Lawyers will find Moore's Patent Office
Queen Desks at Stees Bros.
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For fine dish of oysters, in the shell or out
of the shell, 60 to Montgomery's Oyster Bay
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RUPTURE &C.: :; !;

GgVa 0ft6 longer tH1pe7TE5u Dy
ture, no "rUpure salve," no rupture curative COM
pound" Nc so-called ''rafical cure" common
sense" truss, no patent cruel mechanical appN-
snce whatever are employed By Drs. Logan CadS
In treating and Gu ing ru9tuie. By rational, safe
md almost painless method of treatment DEs Logan
4 Oady guarantee q posifiVe cure. Persons may
receive treatment and return HON ward the came
Jay, and continue employment while under treat
nent, II abdominal pressure be avoided. Treatment
spp'iee to each sex aud to all ages positive cure
guarant. sd or no charye made Why continue he
truss and suffer the ments and nervous depre sion,
irowsiBess. ba.k ACHE frequent disposition TO
aripate, and other renal difficulties that almost h.
vsrably follow he unnatural truss pressure upon
the internal organs when absolute cureie In store
for you?
Drs Logan & Cady are permanentls located n
Chicago. Office 202 state street. Cor. State SID
Adams. References given at the oflce. Hours A.
U. to Pm.
Consultati d and Examinstion Frss.
Y15-d&w
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THOR RENT-Suitable for family residence,
Il store and saloon. Number 314 Fort
street. &c.
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MEDICAL.
CURE YOURSELF !!

FRENCH SPECIFIC.
Guaranteed to cure radically diseases Of certain
private, delicate nature, either or condition.
Price ST. sent by express to any part Of the country
Full directions with each bottle. Sold only by e. l.
STAHI. Northeast corner Of Van Buren, street and
ktfth Ayenuss Chicago lT-1l2
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FIVE CENTS A LINE
WANTED.

az GOOD axe-men, hewers, scorers and
70 choppers, for Gable, North Wisconsin
railroad. s1.75 to S2.25 per day. Must start
Chandler Sunday only. Moore's Employment
Bureau, 1873 East Third street, for transporta.
ton. 36*
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Wanted school, county, town and RAILROAD bonds and
county warrants Of western states and territories.
G. LIVING srON CO., St. Paul.