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cREEynELD Sf>rDAcHD 70 DkArA

SYRACUSE, y. Y, Jan. 10.-JudSo Harden
in tlr Court of Oycr ami rrrmucr, i15 morning ''"
fenced Nathan o lndo Greenfield, the re-pra y. VIZ
,, ,,nr,rsr. ~ I've executed February L, 1881 In the
O.uudaga County Pcntrnu1sy.
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LATEST SHIPPiAG NEWS.
PORT oy NEwYouK.....5AN. 10. Is

PORT Oy NEW. YOVR......JAN. 10. 1881.
ARRIVED.
FraDcoua Naugum Portland. Ne. with mdar AID pas
60 J Anie4
NOTICE ~ MARINERS.
DISAPPFARANCE or THE WRESTLING BUOY orr
FIRE ISLAND
OFFICE OF TIE LIGHTHOUSE NsgE@TOR. THIRD Dl,rg,"T
rONPHiNsylLLE. y. y. ia. 10 1881.
IN" buoy or Island has apeGgC from 10
position. 1t will be replaced soon possible
III. T.. NICHOLS Helr Admiral I. : y"
Lighthouse !HsDr,.J u fairl District
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SECRETARY EvARTs AND WHAT NIGHT BE

There ere some suspicious tilat apIeI Iicn
than any WAC have been named IniEh, We s"cu.tu dO
se There is Secretary EVarfs Tor instance
New York would be hOnOred by his election; yet ms
name has scarcely been mentioned W the an'-S'"i
w
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CHICAGO. Jan. 10.-Sarah Btrnhlrdt arrived
here I'm, uorrIre sue l. 10 appear Tor season ID '"o
weeks AT McYlckcrs Theatre
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GOvERNOR CrLLOM IAICGTR4IAb.

Cuc,co. Jan. IO.-iho ncwIy-clected state
,nrer, yyr, ma, .nr,jcl ret .prnsn III 1-dlF, and GOV
crnor Cunoln WHO is the irt Govcrhor "l'cJd III tn
STATE to be MS Own successor denver" "'' '"'''''
address.
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Grerlal Not'ee5..
Art sale OF Importance

Art sale OF Importance:
Trros. Z. KIRBY & CO. AUcrIoNEERs.
THIS EVENING. CONTINUING TOMORROW WED
NESDAYl AT %:3O O'CLOCK.
AT OUR ART GALLERY, sio BROADWAY
200 IMPORTANT OIL PAINTINGS AND WATER
COLORS
comprising
THREE PRIVATE COLLECTIONS.
AMI includes
CHOICE EXAMPLES OF EUROPEAN AND AMERI
CAN SCHOOLS OF MODERN ARE
NowoN EXHIBITION FREE. --
Bang. X 90. Anctionocrs
WILL SELL:
u AZ ATSD FoLLo"iNG DAYS At
RALI. ESa comprising DkAMArIS, LEGAL JQT9E.
RLSS A NRP ko HHEt6G kiIfEAi AZ NJ
and lastqsea 9oos JIM
NAL TRIALS. &c. &C e.
rHURsDY AMI FHIDAY January y and at $ 5s M
collection OF LAW BOOKS AMERICAN ana r u
REPORTS. DluE>Io, TREAIIsE9 COAAHN LANES
&c. sc.
o r,,p.n.r, Of chic drs!rs to inform III public
paper had one poss bef0r the Intelligence Oi the death u
nr. damages son reached thenl -------------
Henry A. Daniels n. d.. l44 LeungtonlVe near ZstA't
Attention gentlemen.
Mineral Waters.
CONGRESS WATkR-sIhe puIest amt safest OF al cathlr
re waters AL coarse, irritating WAt'is Icisu anu
they impair digestive organs and Kidney
Piles permanently eradcated within three weeKs 40
kri.r All TO tai diseases cured Ctci
ir. Sent containing references D. HOYr 81 West 2itnst
Post ONCE Notice.
he cnu ~ kJA JaluaEY
= 1881 Will close at tuis OIdCs TUESDAY. AZ IL NJ,
ir Europe ny steamship ADV ssna wa Queenstown; on
WEDN k.~DAI, ll:3O a. for EUROPE OF steamship
ytua eenstOwn Correspondence iOr france nuss
he specially AT D. H. LOT france ~ eor
h, Steamship Niu e Mafselle, via Havre On IN -.
DAY at l. a. m. germany France, &c. Oy sleAhsMp
Sil,ya via Plymouth ChCrOOdrg and HamOhfg eOrcspouu
Cnce for Great and the CODn ut u :. De
aressedl aud Il Tor Europe Ot Steamship IVY "
Brussels, viz Queenstown on "a uhDAl ~ IasSoVy
land steamship Gre sslb VIZ
49, "a Il a m Ior Germany DC, Dy tansllp MAIN va
southampton aud Bremen; AMI at IL m IOl 80 - ~
steamship tirImanic Queenstown. me ha 10
IIayii Gonaiyes MaracOO leave New OH r ~.
Tue NJ Al A-pinw.ll and south Pscnc eao go 80
January H. The mails Tor Nassau ana "a % SS c,ye
Work January ~ mails IOr 81 iDolhihsO 49,
NV YorS January y Tho mai io Beuze and bay isands
Tie m il1 uDS
h. We.r nGirs e We January -. The mans Tor
and 81 Pierre Mquelon leave Ne" ORR jan
nary II Il- nails AU,U *" ietVt 81 frhiS SCI
January ) The mats Chi anu japan leave 7ah FRAN
e.sCv January -. ms J." > h"'' A"''+''''
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Ready This Morning

THE SEAII-WEEkLY TRIBUNE,
Price an wrappers ready Tor mailing, per c)9y
ouecopy one year 81 copies Sli ten cpDes aliols
extra IS Postage ia all cases tree SUBSCRIBE
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THE TRIBUNE.
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has a report OF a heavy fire in Memphis, NO. w'dcl
destroyed The entire line Of buildings on the south side 81
the Square, from tine Reddish House 10 the Scotland
County Bank not including those buildings io'a O's
uuasCertaIued.
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MINORITY REPRESENTATIONS

CONCORD, y. H., Jan. 1O.-ln compliance
with the requirements Of AL act passed nj the last seS-
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TRtrrNL OFrfcK. Jan II, l a. m.-Thc mercury IN
the barometer icl rapidly until noon and at T. H. II
began to rise. Cloudy weather with heavy IAN pre-
cd I'm thr earl, par Of inc day followed boy partly
,,,, ana clearing weather The temp nature ranged
b.tN.en 30, and 100. the average Ci4l2p being 80
over than on the corro'poudng day a' year ana IL
higher IMAM on sunday. ... .......,
C"sr or ua,tIy cloudy weather, with lower icmpcTa-
,t NAV Inc r.rrctrd 100 this cry and Vicinity oiay
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PART OF ME}IPhG5, NO, BURNED.
KEoKUK. Iowa. Jan. 10.-Ihe Constitution
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The General Once Of we'll known rmrt, ninth street
LiuujY Jay iemoYe1 10 nc Low Iog Launuiy cOlSsi
Broadway and J3u.St
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COLONEL sTuVDrN, OF PHILADELPHIA a CAN
DiDArE-T,rINArE; AND CONJEcICRfS.
icy TLLuGRArH 10 ne TEIECNEl
H,EP!>Bt rG PENN. Jan. 1O.-Tnc friends OF The
rival candidate, for the United States Senators Ip
are pouring mo the state capital to-uight iron all
points of Pennsylvania, and the caucus OF lhu'slay
night. ut winch the nomination takes place, prom
iys o be one of the most spuited of the kind ever
W tu.~>ed ll.ra. Mr.. Grow and number OF his
acIyc supporter, arrived cary this evening and
rep. IT the situation still favorable They say that
if the instructed members remain true
70 the expressed wishes of their constituents
Grow cannot be beaten. c lonel Qnay
who is conIur'iug Mr.. Divers canvass. j. also
here and srys he has 40 GOuht Of Nr. divers SUI
cess possibly on tIe ii 81 ballot. Mr. ver VIII al
rive during he night with urge deicgatiun uoll
Pitt-burg Seventy Is the number az voters
necessary to a uuminatlnn, ana an AlrGh"nS N"un-
* estimate claims that Mr.. Oliver VIII receive
ciOhtv-t nee including four OF the Lancaster County
votes. winch were in ructed at the primaries Tor
tirow LlucdsiCI REPRESENTATIVE says that tuiS
/, not correct. and that the membeIs from that
county viii carry ont instructions. go 800
Colonel SuOWdcu, OF PullAdclphla, VIII add inter-
rst 10 tnr fgut by c0mi4g beer" tomorrow a. cam
hrr~ who have hitherto expressed no preferences
C,r I'ult.d States senator. This Will promote still
further fuc division among Mr.. Grows opponents.
and leave him the Leading candida c. II IL lclOrIed
that the two Allegheny members thar were III
stl4lc. ed for Grow ~, the nominating convention
have had their istruC IONS reversed at IA meeting
he'd mi, evening In, will give Diver united
Allegheny County delegation, numbering seventeen
votes There 10 Il large number Of dark horses I'D
the iicid.
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SENATORIAL CONTESTS.
Continued from First Page.

has taken moderate rank in the Senate.
His friends now claim that he is entitled to reelec-
ton in accordance with established custom. Secre-
tary Ramseys friends claim the other baud, that
the rule cannot apply in this instance, inaSmuch as
Mr.. Mcmillan was not originally the choice OF his
party and that, a matter of fact he has occupied
the seat which the party desired secretary Ramsey
to fill The tone of the press OF Minnesota indicates
that there strong sentiment throughout the state
III favor of Mr. Ramsey.
Mr. Ramsey has long been prominent figure in
American politics, and has stood in the van ri tie
Republican party ever since ITS birth. In every
position Of honor and trust to which he has been
called he has filled all its requirements. As member
OF the House OF Representatives, as Governor OF
Minnesota, Is q United States Senator and rs q
Cabinet Minister he has been alike sue esSu. W N
such basis when 10 cOndHct 4 campaign 10
would seem thar the claim of his friends HAT L" IS
10 bc restored TO his Old position in the Sendteis 4
tangible one.
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A CONKLING ESTINATE.
ly1,on,, dfsnafsb IN Tho Ne3B- YORK Herald.

had a confidential conversation Tonight
ain our OF the most hueDtial or Tao CJhklhS mana
eers-nne who has actively engaged Tor the pist
ror IN m the canvass for Speaker ana Ceu states orh
ar TIE faot beeu one OF the prlucIpdl Hu
most pOwcrfu agents that side he &c Is he tHat e
I'm Who VIII receive the nomination for Senator Will bc
practically agreed upon by Tuesday next dnd that VIII
be one of ihree-MOrtOu, Crowley OF P:att. -, -. =,
The same gentleman also furnished me VIVID Wndt he
posvely asserts be correct estimate OF the st dn
81 the Sensts and Assembly tC-bgnt tine Senatorial
Ouesnon The estimates, alleged, are tie result OF
,ersonaI can vass. aud subdivIded In this way
Stawart UyonklInr) SenatOrs-Aessrs. Schroeder Ed
man Gfrahan, Astpr, Madden, WcndOYer, Barker,
Nrauan Lypde WIuslOw, Mills Habert and William
Is. . 49,. prtsau ro,s,or
Rnhrr,son Wagner, Mccarthy, Wo0din LORD Pitts
J,nms and SessOus-lO . ,,, ,, ...
Doubtful Senator'S Me>srs Rockwell ana Davenport
1na Assembly. he SAYS, stands as follows:
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THURSDAY AMI FRIDAY January - and J. at }:3O NJ;
4 COLLECTION of LAW BOOKS. AMERICAN aud ENpLl IL
REPOlgrS, DIGE>IS TKEAIIsES, COAAEN lAklE>'
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a TcAan Giri's Revenge

The sou:hbouad lrsn had lust come in. In
one c,ruer OF tho palace opaoh a.t Homap,
7oung and b:sujifu!. hut with q settled lock Of
despair upon h9r feco nrd cJid. hagd, cracl
glitter 10 hor eyes. Sho was rcll7 and tastes
fully atircd, and about her was .hat ludeEcrlb.
ablc atmosphere which biesthed Of superior
education a1l refue3. ealtiyat I'd iiab;ts ed
tastes. AZ was easy to 30 seen. sho had his
tory. a geut;cDao vino fat In another psst of
the car, tue sheriff Of = Texas county, related
briefly her stary. Tha LADY had baea brought
up under :nc beat i.t!u@nc=s ,ha. grHat wealth
and high social sandns could oommsnG. She
had been blessed with o9c.g educational advan
tsgo, having grsGu;tcd Hs Fassar and s%Gut
sonIe iina la, travsl ticouah Eu,oSsGa cue.
tries. While 10 tEc Netherlands her heart s2d
.bc promiso IF her hali Wsra Won BY ils.d.
sop.e tilted scipcsiace. This WIS Two y:a-.
a.o. Vince sac so.urc,d 10 this c9un:Gy h;r
ljvcr followed sf5eE in The ciuTs; o; ieT
mou.;ia, b.: lEe.n|;sa sha glc,'a :s;L5I fs3
died aoiS t;: vaSs icruGu mud Dsca swallowed up
10 Ud;s: Spccn!lt!2as. s3 ihat he :artgaer
uaG ms irGH5si riiii9 I:1II:c=g. ~ :uE:a I
Lie 2ng@i;r i.zn; aGd ses aD0U. s2v!s.Hy u more
Desirable si'3Gtj El9@Yhrfc, Au iu.:iC; !; IN IL 2
prr-ou y: :. yoi.12 lsdy living 70 iac rama Tax"a
LU~n - t::s xxi WcCM E@ Ia;HG - :=G-:T La
r.ss,.i 81; Ell: arI inc i=7o ~arc ris,-:.d a1d
:aule:a.a:y 20. out :Or ::S.rvpa. cGa rejected
| s:rl !cyD;; Ees;.s - :1iic1 ileio atuwiy Drs
=Ut.iS. s t:ef Mg;.is .: :::.;ui. s.2L pa.s!!i2Gs
elG!: 10 :.zi:: yDi .i.t -.i:is.,G lie. .&i
sr~n. ':.i2 E:at lG.;,naiiUv III" .@9EcGt=i nE -!
t.r:, A=s icH sharp sudden c:scE II ;is.g, -
synt !. ball :i.;saaei2 th7Jisah ~: h--:..
f} C-Gfs. Hua We -:caa-:d, BID tJ'i i;iy v4I
! .--H, :; sr:=! sd sUT;as. i-.";.,ig sac u-s Gp
!a... :.:E:..'. ' ::.1 s..i!"a li@C2i - u
! y :: a.. a:esfwuiie :. visit? rs.r.':c
I; tnovsI ry 4 Iu.:rrs lear, !si!vwy4 aeT 3. !,
! h.aIas de-, ==c-r-o he5 Te;s.s1, sod n"w au~ is
UI nyG W.; usun IL her ior -"ay, CeeJl.Fc i xss
/ hCm h-r I.lIllge %as nb1.:! 49, LrslI; l. esq
| AL: Ii; n:i."r "a. watching .n-r n dI;; do
nerse.r lsIui->imp-l /. -GD"' ntJ :, .ce less
pte3hu,iUm, Ivt sh1 w.s IL .!asL u thY s5E. u!.
| winch .ns s,.I. UuIerAca.l ths si;4cn rooe,
could o.. zzrn I'D theu iau cJtG m"ss! &c
glitter of tHo hsu;:c4l!. lpon her wrst. and
! linkg of Tn" .o.si bI; =:roGg Ca-ia which held
her -O7aahG UsrG!I
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HEALTH is WEALTH..

DN. L. q. TKsT's II EavE MD BRAIN TREAT.
Vusinns, NorvUils Hoadacne, Mental Dsprrs-
sion, Loss Of Memory Spermatorrhms. Imp,-
!oney. Involuntary Emisaions, Premature Ud
Age, caused by ovor-ex ertion, solfsbuse, or over
indulgence. which loads to misery, decay an.
doath. Gne box will cure rocont casos. Each
box contains onemnnth's treatment. Ono dollar
box, or niS bosrs for iivn dollars sent by mail
prepsid on receipt OF price. We guarantee six
boxes to care sny Gaze. With each order re-
ceivod by rs for six boxes accompanied with
five dollars, wo will send tho purchaser our writ.
ten guarantee 20 return the iuun3Y il the tcoai-
nient does not eiart cure. Guar ant0tis i!su.d
w IAN@EY 3; 90, Druggists, Ale1nnIris,
Va, Wholesale and retail s2enis. Grdors by
mai. sill receive prompt attention plsrT
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EOk RENT.
GON NF'f.GrHb Esss.
N NJ READY !
EiENkY BRENGLE,,
M. l:,9 KING STREET.
Tna FAR FAMED BREHGLH'S ICg
GsSN TEiGTHahS Esss.

Is mado Of tho ricErsi crestn. crystal sups,s md
moa! delicious lsvurs. it is the crems de- h,
creme, and has substantially superseded all other
creams in this section of this State. He sthl
sells it a. tho old rates and provides, also, Fro.
Zen Custsris and Water lcns.
,PureCsndics and Dessert Fies spaci.ltiss; Black,
ri Tfnlt inunn' ''a!ly Snh Fancy, Ornamental &nd
Plain Cakes aro sold cheaper than they can ho
manufactured al home. Also Crosm Pans. Tsrts
and lastly and fatty ofall kinds, fruits, Nuts
GonIUcLioheies, CaromeIs and Suxnred Fruits
Ho Gators Tor families and entertainments. TpaI
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a. MCBugsEY'S ST0EE eScureionists can get
| :ayttirg ibcy uscd 10 tho line of PICKLES,
LUNCII AND PoTGED MEATS. SARDINEs, Con-
DlMENr>, t.0NFECII0EEHY, 60.
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lsDs,Ks. S'TaFE,ewExy p,,
EtbGStS, STATIONERY, ptr.
NEW BOOKS
"A T.
FRENCH'S93 & 95 KING ST.

The COMPARATIVE kDITI IN OF THK
NEW TESTAMENT; both versions in one
book, arranged in parallel columns; yery
hsAhsono edition; ~ E0.
ii iss PAkOIa'S NEW COOK BOOK sud
MARkETlNG GUIDE, by Maria Parola
81 50: new lot received to-day. All the Stand.
srd Cook Books on hsud, 10 wit: Breakfast
Luncheon and Tea. Common Sense in the House
hold, by Harion Hsrisnd. Mrs. Les's Cookery.
ars. Ksadolpb's Fifty Years in \ Maryland
Kitchen, Wlddteld's. Lnsia'a. iinGay'a. No
lion nrIu others.
FARM FESTIVALS. by Will Carleton
author Of Farm Ballsde," |Esrru I,prsnds u
etc; 81; beautifully illustrated.
,o f. COSTLE HERITAGE; Franklin Square;
70 cents.
PUCK ON WHREI.S is vorv rich; 25c.
NEW Sum NJ kR NOFEE5-Led Astrsy,
751; An Arlful Widow, 75c; Hoa-t and Hand,
73a Friend aud Lover, T5e.
Now publications daily.
JED GEO. X. FRENCH.
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Go 10 Alci!UASEY's and get q SMALL Pro
Ham lnooaIv.sssdl IND mild cured. Just wha
y0u wAa: iDr suE.mcr u.s..
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DON'T Miss YOUR CnANCE--IS 600 yard.
OF lhe Very nes. CALlCos, at and 6 cenis at
EICaEERG'S
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NANGX Lds4bssa-

y Low rs in Kid, Berlin, Lsio Ihrosa, Silk
~ and iIsGa, showing all tho newest shades
lnr tho season also u new assortment of Lace
Mitts. Price 2hc. Soc 75c and ST 25 per pair.
Corsots in all tho leading styles, perfect in GL
and inish Prices 5Uc to 81 20 per pair.
UnderWear-Speci attention is called tn the
largo assortment FOR Ladies' Gents Misses.
Boys and lnfHnts in GauZs, Lisle Thread, Clos.
ssmar and Summer M6rino; also aro exhibiting
cholca assortment Of Ladies' Undergsrments
ol every descrpsi"n. Ghen!scs, Drawers, Night
gowns. Skirts sc.
l!lnon and Sill, Handkarchi6fs-- -Susponders
liosiory, showing tho mcgt choice pntlrrns ss
VOL ~ Tho lsrgoSt assortment OF meiium End
liner qusiily. Constantly adding tho latest nat.
tnfns ts soon as they ars offered for salo hy tho
n Esnufscturos.
Meek Rntllings. KuTs. Skirts, Voilinss, Bu,.
tons. Sika, Uottons &c. i''
:. HdR,n&S IN SwsH. Hamburg. NsinsooE, Cora =
inno, Pormicnli". VsloT cionncs, Innruojor,
1"rch"n, Russian, Veniso, Crochet, Sc.
=, kiEhmio Patont Bosom, Reinforced and
scratch SHIRTS, in sundriad end unlaundrir5
Collars and UuIls, ai"os - TO Is inches. Prirna
l2c l62, 2lc snd DC 0'
G0rnlsntnWn. Shetland and Eaconv WooI
Hophyr Wors.od in all Colorg, Silks, Canvass iSr
N6ckWosr-At ali times tho COLLECTION viii
SutnaSS al Other Assortm9nts offered in TIM cit;.
a lIha dispisy OF Clhuient. the best Scarf eyor
made m lor nor; also Gordisn. FIoxor, IlAudsee
Tropical, Do .loinVile l.rc0 and n comnirtc
liho oil Fancy Ties and Bows.
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EsSFs @GaIE ejEs ssENT

nWELIlEG FOR RSNT--TLe BRICK
- DWELLING on the southeast corner Of
Fit and Wolfe sic. Possession given l.t MAY.
Apply to
Apl5-eotf GREEN & WISE
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3,O%>sj,UOO
::tttt;5 u ,,3k LuIu05G Wanted.

Sesied pI0pu:a;s ar. .asi..d 81 usu5t i,
1851 Ter T%!U alaLiDH (2UD.0G0) EEtT
pF EtEST Cl.Ars3 i1irE Ak IL I3tk
-a=soc:7d lengths 10, L. II II I'D IL Test and
| tG Inches thick. varlous w::::Gs, Sf@are cIds
aGd ICES trimmed
hisc ONE MILLIOGil. OBJ, ,0Nl fEGt same
e. shove; logs 10 bc gua:toEed sn1 ss~s5.
. dGress j. l.. & ECAE.5, Pies dent Potomac
ii an utEc.nrinE C0inrsuy care Majof i. W.
Green AisLanGra, Va. lal3-if
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nEsiaF;s sa aM Unseen. vapor5us

hEsiME;fs Il. &n Unseen. vai0r1uE
Poison, sprosdirG disease end death in Iusnv
Localities. for Whicn q#iaine is no gonuine nu.-
dota but for the elects OF whi.h Hostcttcr' n
Stomach Eiitors is not only p thorough ramoIy.
but reisblo preventive. TO this fact thara il
an overwhelming stray Of testimony. extending
tho liver, stomach and bcwols sra also conqucr
sd Ivy the Bittors.
Eor sslo by al Drucyist and Dnalars cnrnralls
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nEs!RABLH DWELLING FOR RENT.

ESlEAbLE DWELLING FoH RENT.
Tho THRER STORY BRICK DWELLING
40. Ill King street, near corner Washington.
has seven chambers, parlor, dining room and
Kitchen, water and Gss. a good room on King
street, first oor, suitable for atoro or Ciice The
house will DO put in Eood order for q prompt
lensnt. Inquire Of GEEEN & WISE
JelS-eotT Real Eslsts AoanIs
A'OH SALE --One Of the largest and most
- oilglhly locssed kESlDENUE;2, with spa
clous grounds attached, in the city. For terrp,
Sc. apply to Green 81 WISE it3O-lf
TOE RENr-Thc LIVERY STABLE on
-: Tho cast side ot Washington stt6et between
hlhg and Cameron. formerly occupied by VIM.
hiegg and lnora recently by w. II. Thornton
Possession gwen On the lst Of July. Apply to
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81, betWetn Princess and Oronoco Sta, in good
repair. Possession given Immediately. INQUIRE
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DUKE PALM SOAP, in ID bars just re-
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The Osceola times., 1881-03-12

sr-Advertisers 10y Tue year vsll @ restricted
q . thgir Legitimate ba'iness.
sS-Neary advertisements may be changed ui
reset foui iiiues curing the year Tree oi charge
sg~Part-s contracting for yearly advertise
snruts and disseminating from shg csusr, VIII be
charged snort tiinr rates, m per tuc mser'cu.
SKY RATES
r-tnrsjgr advert -cucn,s, sent through
Advertising Agencies, nusi ls pH,d Tot IN ud-
..Hucc, or a deposit made With some one whom
Ne may de-igHate.
eY- Marriages and drgths not exceeding ten
ita-s. Nili he published no news, tree ui chsre"
-unt obituarics tsihutcsot respect. funeral nclie-
ss aud Invitations charged ~ udNert4Sentnie.
,sy- All personal mstter, letters oy communi-
rsiions setting forth individual gchcn1cs or IN
gprrsts 10 he promoted, cmsnaiine rom parry
pr parties, organizations or societies VIII ht
charged for - Other adv.tihelucnis
sSy-In All legitimate domsnS- OF The demo-
cratic or Conservative party, or 81 ihr great W.
t.rr is Of the general Ilih'lf Hgon utti columns,
she lINks " ~ not tail Ui ito duiy
sr~ComBruiits'lon- setting forth incis Of IN
t,rest to tha people ut the cuuuty. state or gene
rsl government wiiI LC published beo "i 'h@fs''
tE~llc name Of tho writer of every c1inmh
nicatiun inutt reC impauy he sHulo, bat VIII uoi
be published except when D. other signature j.
given 80 rejected muuUscril rourLcd.
The Osceola times., 1881-03-12

ties, it says htlle. Its references 10
a restoration of good feeling be.
tween South and North, are so good
that they displease many Radical
Republicans. lie asserts the duty
Of the Government to encourage
education among the people; calle
for prompt and decisive action in
regard to Mormonism gives con
siderable attention to various 9th.
er matters, but, of course leaves
definite recommendations TO later
messages when Congress is in ses-
sion.
There are many rumors as TO
changes in the subordinate officers
in the several Departments, but the
prevailing opinion seems to be that
very few will be made. Tie Pres
ident has expressed himselfin favor
of retaining all who have satlsiac.
torily performed their duties. See
retaries Blaine and Kirkwood, how.
ever, will, it is thought, ask for
changes, and the President will, Of
course, accede to their wishes.
MEMO.