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peparsur.. Last Eysni.E.

E sedgebeer. J c Massl. @ Greedy. 4
Pendegsst, Miss W Lee, N Mccarthy, l.
Cutler. s L Hanna. H Motfatt, J Mann.
n Hoeaich. d Folsom. J Lewis, Rev @
r Davis, g @ Waters and family. Miss l.
Abbott. Nora Dugan. J L Hanna, Miss
Moffatt. d n King. J Craze. J Counter.
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arr,x.i. Tn. Mern,nx.

JB Rioe. c II Nickerson. II B Phillips.
r @ Galbreath. o r Woodbury., J Cohen.
E p Rogers. Mrs A Tom, " Z Sharon and
son, G E Mack. T W Clements. D Nelson.
Nee Frederick. L McGowen, DR. Bronson,
II A Froom. Mrs willetts. J Merrillss. J
williams, W Adams. W II Scoot, s V
Mooney.
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"Y.s," remarked a musical critic, =

eyes," remarked a musical critic. re-
Gently from Kansas, "ths hddlin' was
boss; but I tell you when that fat chap
with the big mustachs laid hold Of that
bass fiddle and went for them low notes
in the violin.osllar, I felt just q II .
bu1z-saw was APPLYING Yankee Doodle
on my backbone"
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whcu eo,a b,..,. blow. or when 81

when cold blasts blow, or when Sum
mer heat and dust parch our threats 'Hut
Puneh" Is equally acceptable. With hot tratu
With fine Ice. lemonade, milk. etc. IL makes
splendid might cap" taken upon going to bed,
Keep 10 In readiness. Sold by all orocers, Wine
Merchants and druggists. Trade supplied BY
Richards 4 Hairison, Agents for the Pacinc
coast, ran Francisco. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-22

Not the least important feature In Fellows
Compound syrup Of Hypophosphites. is the
Comfort, Buoyancy. and vigor which Ia In.
spired by Its use. ~ the patient RECEIVERS from
sickness. No other preparation known con.
tains the same potent and direct eject on the
nervous system. IL
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DTOCK REf0BT.
- Frnneisos Board.
LAST EVENING.

x,~
IAs
ITO Eureka Con-. ls&. ~ SUI
80 Northern Belle TIA
$50 Manhattan. IN
$50 Grand Prize, 6oc' ooc
500 Navajo. l "
600 Tuscarora' ioc
SO GAy. ~ r,ou.. soe
700 Ss,,s II. n
ooo p nv. ees , n a q q
.o ~. n;.S,o al
400 N..,S psii. I.is. $50
200 Soa;. es A az
200 psoh,.i 7se
200 TO-. 1sc. 6se
,os s OF
loo Dulwei. go. /.
s so SUNNY 'v a., so,
ov. Sy~ua1u'@ Ia. ~
ooS SSomn,or aoo
,s0o Hi.clbsrr Csc
i'm Wono' q
400 ~ITnivs,si,v. &c
500 San,h poI;. oss
,SCS Iv.;,.. cnc ksc
,yv0 49,. on. "a.
sao So",h pn,ws, Ioc
~, San..ss Of . On
en- Nos,h Snord., Iso.1 h.1S
nos ~ IN TIA
40 W',,;n Whi,s ioc
So 49,. V;n. aaL
sao pnoss, caS isc
WV
THIS AoASts".
s95 Ophir. ca. 6S, ca, T6k.
l260 Mexican. 81, 81. sS.sS o.
ITO Gould = Curry. %. sx,e< sso
31S Best q Belcher' ilS'iin
ll3O California, IN, l 10
$40 Savage. 81, 3 40, 345
500 Con. Virginia, 2 20. Is
l120 Chollar. 40. W
$50 Potosi. 90. ss. On IN
~ . = n9IsfV an
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-04-22

The Brunswick mill. On the Carson
riysr. viii shortly b started On low.
nd ore from the Constock.
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euo A WEEK. Sia . Day q home sssfiy
BIZ msds. Costly outat frss. Address Txul
TOO, Augusta, Maine.
, 1881-01-24
THE ISRAELITES.
jewish Colony Iii Falehtlne-Iiusxtun
l.. Section at Ills ksssIa1 Birth.

Josvis1a Colony III observation-disclosures
T., Hccttun at l1te fsssIa1 Essrlah.
AmeettuX 0r jewish ettxons WIS held yestor-,
dMy Afternoon. IN Ureenobaum's Hall for the pur-
pt'so ot considering the proposition tu MD the
Juwish colony In Palestine. Thcre wore about
thirty present. Mr.. Michael Peabudy presided.
Tho Nev. Simon Stumpfer WIS present aa tho
ncc reditea ngtnt OF thu cotony. Ha atRtcd that
about sixty families hnd already established
themselves between Jappa al,d Jerusalem, on
5000 acres OF laud secured from the Turkish
0uvefnuent. II WIS proposed to sottlu there tho
pcrscc|ited Jews of Western Eurnpc, and
secure tho Heety c0lonlsts tho ttlH al,d IlauhiiI
cry necessary to cultivate intad Alld enable tho
soluntstA 10 provide for thelr oWn wunts
Grssnnnn, L!puansi,n. md tIenry Hrecnc-
balln The result Of tho discussion wils tho de-
oslon thut permanent organization he eIcctesl
sasous S sF' ana "r*ax ass sar qse & Scas shs
President. Michast poabody; vtcc. .lrcsidu,,ta. ii:
ihe lieys. b. FolsenthAl, 4. S0rdon, Ii. q.
!tirsch, j. 0rossmun, Mca:rs. Chnr!ss MuiidcI, +.
i. lsoscnbcrx;, Cni!coturx Abraham iiers.R,
licsmun Lnug. =. pick, aud Moses Wells. It was
Nnn,auncel that s:ak. i ha!! bc.'E n!rea,ly sub
forwarded thrnuxh tho furctRn Consuls WIN aEc
ltrcriinK the cnnny.
Tho society IT llilsslan Jews which applied to
cisy ast woce t"r shartcr IND ~ Who % @osu M re-. r..
fusu.. BY tllat booty. has decided to holt! public
meeting tn Farha1k Hull Wednesday evening
tn protost avninst tho ncuon tMken by tho ll'nAl
thor number. and tho meeting Will undoubtedly
bt an Interesting 0nu.
, 1881-01-24
WESTERN PATENTS,

List OF Patents Issucd to Northwestern
Inventors.
Epsetal Dtpoteh to Ths Chicago Itlhins.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. sl-A. II. Evans +
Co. repnrt tho following patents issued to North
1tL1sols.
L. NJ. Austin and Z. a. Austin, Carthage,
q. W. nakor, Chicago, valyo-lubrlcator tro-
q. 4. Dralnard, Chtoago, picture. franc.
A: l.. uutler and bullock, Chlcagu, mining
w. ". II. Caldwell, Chicago, fold,ng-ooop. j.
T. ii. Costello and iiail. chIcaao. desk- hinge.
]. =. Cowtos. Chicago. itre- cacnpe ladder.
Gres a yeapts scetSi cnicuro ozba,st
v. II. Higgins. Chicago, fruit basaot.
s. ". shnw, c6ongo. con,biuoi cot and settoo.
z: a. Taylor, chIeago' .box'fastoaor tlwo pat
J. ]. Angus Cascade, blind.
q. Il. Hhalt4, Fort ltnwuia, tcn.kettIo top.
II. Sntter. Milwaukee, automatic vIgnatttng
appara&ud.
MICHIGAN.
D. n. Daudor, Menontnoo, window.acEeen.
o. q. 1Ayls, LudiuEt0n, cur.
N. D. llalaey. Adrian. Hratn-irler.
N. +. Merchant, h'alHe. stump-pAllcr.
MINNESOTA.
]. II. Edward. ssSt!llwator, hasvester treiasuo)
IOWA.
3. g. Barr, Waukon, tEaotlon- onRtno.
+. W.. EhlerlinH md bonnu, Wavorly, fan.
ntuR-mfll.
X. Il. jones and g. ". Jones, osksloosa, oab-
tnot. :
]. A Mohr, Manchester, door-spsln9 two pat.
entsj. .. -.
". u. sohmttz, Farmlnxton. elevator roof.
INDIANA.
J. o. Banks, Vlncennes, iron railing and
fcnce,
u. c, Grips. North Manchester, t,ao-hivo.
y. A. Grnesl, Kushville, horae-letucher.
". u. Palmer, QDshu1l, at0ck.car. 49,.
". l.. Perry and 6tuRg, Gtcenaburx. swlnging-
xAta.
d. Snyder, Indianapolis lounge.
]. 81. WhttnurG, Hobart, 0!l-8tovc.
T.. II. II, e W. II. Wysong, North Manchester, mo.
la4Aea apparatus.
NEBRASKA.
II. q. brown aud Winters, Lincoln, wlniow and
door hutton.
u, u, Tnuinas, North Platte, windmill.
, 1881-01-24

With them. and yowinR vengeance as soon rs
th1 disabled c0tl return to tirty Rogers
was taken completely by surprise, ntul tlh
mt fire II shut, No nrrcsts l,nve bccn nis,tp,
and none nrG likely to Gc. 81, soon a. Dp,,or-
tui!tY HfE.rs lit,stfltttHs will b0 rpntultt, md
VIII lu cbntlnuctl witt, knife md pistul Or
flft until hnn by 0le the contestants bite tIle
dust. lspgrrs. IL aplenrs, Ind slain Ia battlO
one q tho Ahl1tfl,a and 1sancs larty Inst year,
an! they waItutl ~ yet ever.
NJ. VEnSuS.. Kyr Jan. al.-I.ater infor-
nlntInn FROM the see!lG Of tie Gncuu,ltcr IN
jackson County nh tlle 18th states tt,at 1at
!lngers was not Killed. lie received tlyu balls
" Ills body. and 1s In ratller critical cotl-
tiarrar1 Cotflity Oil Thursday. NunGur tho
isaacS M &; wnro entaKctt IN tho ilxlt. On Mon-
tia{ fingers, who WIS accompanied by I'M
llalnr'a, joe liatc'lifc. l,uonu Powers. aid
That he wtntd attnGk lfiI, next .lay. Abrams
latl seetetHtl III Ats luCsn two of his
Sons ntll three men t!y tic na.ne Of Cole, nn.t
W,ea Rogers and llts :uarty catne, In Sight
they wcrr tired ~. M14ena mud his horse
fclI, the lattcr lead. 1!lar lad tie t,rI,n nf
Ills hat shot oir, md Powell was wounded in
t!le urn. Three horses were nlst wounded.
lt0tt parties were composed Uf despcraloes,
and tie end Is not YET.
, 1881-01-24
PENSIONS.

Abuses and Frauds - The Enormous
uud4ct. -
6sstial Dhpatth 10 This Chttaeo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. DAN, 2a-The enor-
NOUS appropriations for pr,,stors, together
with the known fact that a heavy Dor cent Of
:, . u pa,a 10 tnosc VINO nave no llgh1 70 bu on
t'o rolls. afe at last attrnctlng the serious at
tcilt'on OF members and Senators, and there
is prospect TINT some measure OF relief
''aso sto"lt up uHuer uie system, 'hemocr
OF congress from one OF the Southern StAtes
tells your correspondent that llo knows d
man III his district who lost lis ar,n In n snw-
mil two v.a,.s oftor tho Jvar sot - ra.,,in.,,, G
ra,a Wv. ,a,.a;a ".so' sao Mm, ~ sesu.Asy
draws pension OH account Of tho loss of his
arm. 1lo mentioned another Instance where
n mai, for a slight ilesl-wonnd, TINT hardly
tpft scrotct, and nm t,.ohiittv u,totovo-
,nnnnuetl IN draw saoof1 for arrcara of non'
s1ons. "This so-cnlltd disnl,Ird aoldirr J,
sail n. r,a,,,,,s.,,ntnI - o"msa,a ~ Wi,
aa'u ute i'ie'aea'E Quotett caH coin9 70 WAsl-
lnGton and wh1p amy TWO members Of Con"
Rrcss In a fair tiEhtl Disabled, indeedt lie
isn't disabled 20 ccnts' WORTH"
80. p'us nsNeu .s luz '"eh'uet
Why ne olu noe report 'taese isands 10 me
Pension Ohsce. Ills answer ILLUSTRATES the
@ aenes Of correcting IT,, frauds Of TITS csss:
to Tcnnrt tkau rEev wn,ld II ~ hSco,na 'MS
nveriastino nmauitea "o"'@ o'so"e H's
~ ~. 9n,.a ~ ,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,a,x1-,,,,,
:. W IF eoEs Al. OYER I1'E COUNTRY.
II IS very rarely the ease that a member OF
G;9nGress reports fraudulent pensioner.
They arc tar more apt to Interest themselves
~ gettlnE pensions without nice dlscrimtnn-
tton rs to Whather the applicants are Justly
ehtltlctl under Inc laWs. " Is correctly aalu
and believed by those WHO hayv. given Intel
l1gtnt attention to the subject that there are
, 1881-01-24
MISSING MAIL.
Seventeen Registered Packages
Stolen from a Mail.Pouch.
Tho Theft Discovered in tho Chi
cngo Post Office.
Probability that the Amount Stolen
Does Not Exceed $2OO.

FN1.- r.
',s -" oMee u"e"ia neso VETO very ihOeh
.'", ."u ".nes ohy on "hd'hg tnat fc9s'
s...s.. ~, ~ ous" ~" ''o' c'.t ot'e"' atu scF-
re.. wv ~ ."rntst stoae ense'"pes containing
.... t.'. a' ,n ,a'u.. "n y. n11nlpe"ru' Inc oaR
M'ah,ua. " a"a,.,'ess a b., a.. . an' came on INC
pthors. Tho trnIt, tenrInr thon,. though, due Mt
T:A0 Wednesday, evening, lid i,ut arriya Until
nearly midnight. Tho pouches wcrc .nkeu out
~ the cars RI inc oepot ana weighed. aud wero
IN tho Sight Of Une or tnoru clerks unit! put Into
tho covered 1nnll-~uxuu. In which shoy wcr,
conveyed to tho Pntt'D{!lce. They wcro un-
IoadcG nhout o'clock Thurst,ay morning, md
ut onco taken rlo tf1n ftcvist,.e S,,r
djstrib,t,nn. Whnn ,he f,ocbo.,nr ra,,c,, ,sas .a
picked up
HI.:r AHoUr SIX INCHES 1.oSp
was found in IT'D side, and, o. opening It, only
louF packaKcs were 'isae 'rste,tl' OF twenty
onc. which tho way.1til cnltcd for. Nothing
!nsus n~aIos asrosetnR mo sh:ef' hnt IN SOM
the facts wcr" reported to him. nna be went 10
bore The s,nmp Of tha 1,ochc,rr IN I,o.t. r' .t,@,.
.e'eRfam "as mnt shore to ascertain their con-
terts' tho "ay-blll conlalntng no Information OH
tnae nolht' An answer WIS received thnt one had
w IN ~ 'hfee ots'ors - each. nnd the other n
pretty evident thu. tho remaining twelve en-
~, III, ,.s.'" a.''a't e"t'e. '.Vcaeatcr "as
.nc on's 'afge ,oHh ~hefe uhy OF theme WIS
was TO insignificant, the ones from snn,, lawns
II, tho vicinity. whcro thore n,a NJ, TN NJ. nj ~,
.rhnIo..t ,,..s.nss.. 'Au -" oarNs ~, a1.e ~
M MhFIieMME ie aecouht. Ints wu5 100 nnncf!lslDn tf
= s1r. ~ MssuahaAW WE'D nia tlbt leel lAtti'e III RnnE
9 ~ ~ s 4 VI Letc9fapnn8 ana. therefort+
sn,. 81 ~ .no . rost @ lor INFORMATION: NJ
t!v,. 1v.rs ". nnse ~ nets tccnlFeu Two u the
iu tuM In4 stnlei wore lnr Ca1cfGos afib.
,.,,., x,,,.,,.,.,,,'.. ,........ '"'a. - A"'o''
.,.', ... az 49, t'.s t'"A .Nf t'totf'e
,Iue Snc!ossu ~ nniS one leltef sPlces ard were
ht ny 1. VI s1.ats sowns West oi nofe as were
LIN, ~ n'tn u uaesenaMulse ~ tno!a: 1ao tn'e!
GUula M hui nave Nottcn nlnfc taan &aU III ai II
t!a taAt mtcn: tn1tninR paper however, With ita
~ nsu1 aGGufMcy, pMt t9e amount al from tlOo.uoO
; 10 AiauUH' tne fidies!lousness oE which wis ap-
, 1881-01-24
THE GREAT NORWEGIAN POET.
R,z-frf FA.<.tt4k N ffAS IN - asa JsrthnnA

LAcMoss8, Wis, Jau. Gt-nIUrnstJerne DjBrn-
son. the graat Norwegian p'sot and author. leot-
ured hera last evening In the Norwegian Work.
tnglusna IlAa! u worry large audicnco, and
lectures Monday cyenlng In tho same hall. Thls
great huth1r was g!ven hearty reception by
our citIxBns. llo will remain hero aevsga! days.
i large nunber Ut pc0ul0 frlm Huutlorn bttnuo.
sla ur0 III tho city to listen to this distinguished
, 1881-01-24
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. a..--Tho sonato IL
not IN soasiou to-tlay. Tho Housu nKrccu to
hold morning sosslona only aftor Monday next
Until otherwise ordered. Tho House lnally
passcd tue Sunate bill authorizing executors
and administrators u allow clull,s against do
egdeltA estates whom Batfatetl Ut th0lr correct.
neas without tho intervention uf tho Courts,
, 1881-01-24
OPIUM.

The Ciliuose OF San Franclsco DESTROYS
that It's Importation Into THIS Conn.
try khul1 he Prohibited.
SAN FHAACIScO, Gail, Ia,l. :ss,-At a moeslng OF
tho Chinese Merchauts' Exchange In this city,
tho object of which was to confer WIKI refer.
enc1 to tho opium sradv, utter u long discussion,
II was decided that tho only way u stop tho con-
sumption Ut that drug hero was for tho Goverl-
ulcut OF tho UnItta statos to stop tta importa-
ton u this country, A petition wns drawn up
And stKnutl, to bo scnt tu tho Chlneso Elnbnssy
ut Washington. rttluesting thor Exeallencius TO
view 10 ufuhibit!ur tho iurlher intN,rtutIon III
tho article Init, thu United states. Thu fueln1
wAa frooly expressed that Il WIS TO i,0 rpNrettoI
TINT II hxd uOt beult put III the now trcAtY.
, 1881-01-24

cannot express Joy enough over tho WON
derflil qualities Ut St. Jxeobs OIL. For sight
daysl suffered with terrible pain III the back,
Jac0bs Oll,uue bnttle If which curat ,ae coEn-
plptsly, q. u. AAYElEn. Foreman,
N. Y. & N, Fl. b. q, Co.. New QXyon, Eoln.
, 1881-01-24
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

apfefaI UIp1ltk 70 1He Vh1tUo6 Tribune.
Sr. LoulB. Jan. 4..-JohA YoKet sued DR.. En-
golbort VoorsteF to-day Tor $500 damages tor
pestural Injuries, aud attuohes his property
penlinx tho suit In tho Circuit Court Tho pro-
ceedIpxn grew out VI a peraonAi encounter b8-
tween tho two at Nessehls 4aioDn. DR., vOUFstet
il Nh ex.cosuuss, md somewhat noted ~ 4 tnan
Of nau6GIQ,
, 1881-01-24
EXPOSURE AND INTEMPERANCE.

40th year, was found dead In tho bur-to0m OF
Jacob Klein this m0rnlnK, where he had boen
tenlIug bar for tho laat two wooks. Do1eassd
was ut Que tttue chief c!ork for proth0nutary
lsoaa, of this county, Ind WIS Alsu U tBRcher Ut
French and Latin Ia tho High School OF this elty.
A verdict Ut lcAth tr.Ua exposure &nd tutam.
purAuGN WIS rendered.
, 1881-01-24
JOEL HENRY WELLS.

2Tt4uHss
Et0tN. ILL.,, jan. xl-lpcl Henry Wells leot-
urcl hcsa batusday ovening to small audience
on "Chatity ai.d Check." lIo mildly criticized
the Aayluu, Trustee& aud Stnte Board Of Char
tt!os, but mentioned no nauca and dtaappotuted
his hearers by bis tamGNess.
, 1881-01-24

Pleasant. wholesome, speedy: Three adtccttscs
YAr.
Flko'x Tk,ttAchc Drops euro in QNp minute,
, 1881-01-24

The I4unRa nrn stratnu! and rnckeu by 4 poE-
Ut, tncurbU oainplAtnt oflo,l 0atAhl!ahu.l ihora.
by. Dt, Jaynes Expectorant II an elSuetlye rem
oily for co.gils nut c0ltts, anu ox0rts (enectul
etect on tho pulmonary and bronchial Urxans,
, 1881-01-24

<ztSz .t.tHfo
tna, :" n. tme ~ cnseer H, ~ nny
ta %Dpicm,,t NJ I, lin knwle1xe OF ,,i., ma.
c'.!utry And ',is espsrIsneo ns il, tn1n,sr atr!
Sis r. a ~" pf,nis . Thoi no rncMs \! sMbp"rt o.
,s',i II ~ a",. II % IN, III III, am,,lIs.5,ts IT, s s
fhn ,t,tir. ~ ~, nvI,crr NJ. MI t,i, n. n, .
ihnrtxn tic nriinf i}ni he Is d s.,iWhiu anl aHfc
rcrsnn 20 lM !Iltt'IAtct with tho powers a,l'l
tl,st.A of such stallion. thu tn:rcctor *hnI grant
ssGlGys y; H. sc tss f"r ., ,hs asr IT, Fl no
ihn atnrnnsint. rl"ss al mxnrrt1: i,,t III s,ei, ~
ernst, sni H.. ssnnn,tci; or rcrnktsi ,,,,"n nj.
isfueiury i ,rDf Of ncsIiecuuc unskti}f,Iness. "
ntenntrat.cc. or tic wiiiiil vIoiation ni any of
sfs ss"is: s:uF IL @ sertcsto Of IT.
nr s,tc wnsr or !" e4stor s 'y nv t tho
lmspce,or tho sun Of i; ID Il cotnpensalion I'll t.r
yr s ":gsn ssesg sd osSssp s; ss srs /. fSr s,e s
nstsn ' nj! IT, s',ase to sas' !" Il - ior ~ sa sa
1rea-,try sc,rsIsanntiaity. by tho suvcrnl surere
yi,ii'W intlest.rs, tic saiae as other tess ero
M. d; Eyery superyl.!ns inspector Of stcam-
p" o9 ths sna sta f los to " M apros.t II 1s G Sy
o"s ~ so y s"eerssaF sse .S @ sS sS
my p,serq m FOR % The ia,,hf IT, "
nnmrr pr,yIde by Inw f ali ,i,ocys that T. mny nv
hu received ty him on ACCOUNT Ut biz said nbf,n
Ento the stato Treasury.
sEG. u. Inc sGtrctAry Or Sthte shall troourd
t sua au nv eupcrs.alink ~, ,spscs'lt hncn ~.
strmns ssaslonery. Priatns ata ntfor tniEs
msees:ary M r. ,T TIC se oe SneF rMsnsstIys r. Pc ns!'ces
~ nny nc REQUIRED tnorotDr: anl tho Aunlt1t of
i tnntIo ~ AGeoantH IL neIepy Hnntnnflzed to dEAw
~ MMtrntlt nn tAo sEta 1rensalor LOT the
n,atm. M nn '9s r. nty o. the ar'ses rsqnfeu to
H. ~ 'IIMane! W thIs Ac.' uEsaM 'n1 ssMttncnt nt
hMn tmo se;ernt"ry ; nI State: Woh tho Samn tflnll
nMw rean afn'oVca tue supervising In
hPsstor.tGMttnl. Ps r-.,
SEu. ~; LII T'tatsa - ~ t1e sa.inrv.nF m
epst.o.-n sntHMl. A!tu - WI oMpe!fleln4 Aa'
puc.osss Ass.siAHL !nspGct1ls' anu cscfRs neceH.
sa.y 10 Eaity , in!n GIGeL tale pIovlaoha OF thle
AEt. tuHethuF Win t1olr ueGGnsaTy travelling anu
ntaer oxptnses whetl IN ot''etal dilty, shall be
rreasury from III tho nspsvtIo ii stea III 1se
and tho licensing ot eaulnuers; which revenues,
these PURPOSES, ghnlf bo permanently npf,roprt-
ntcd therefor.
,,-sr,ovs op r,rr x,r 1t,r
c. s,s",l.s - " M -
,, scnntol WIlgGt prcsentau oi!l aMcnding tno
INV governing Justices ana Cnnstabics+ 1t re-
uuces tho number of justices tr0m tlre to two
i9.e ~ anMMs "ncFe Lno Foou'aloh o1oeeos hN" H.
aaMIlhnth. ,,',
1ne oeha1" Inen ad1ousneo' =
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HOUSE.
bu,ir. viii fair ntteMtnncrHfnrs s"tnr,iuv u'n"'
snwn Of thc tnts Iii, rns recn,xc nH
luiIi Hwny. '' W. -'0 "'I''
Thu Cu,iu,itteo appointed to sae whether tho
pTeasc to 5 foT "
that Il hal mt VIII thN aTc"ntinn ~ ~ ,nsa
Crews. Of WnYre. tnfrtG1uctJ n hill In n ttnnd
, 1881-01-24

Thore are more cures made with Hop Dlttors
thau all otaoF luedulusa.
, 1881-01-24

sEincl.oster's ilypo1,ho osPhltos
Will o,lre consumption, coughs, weak l,inxs,
bronchitis. and guneral debility. Kstabliahed
tWeuty-pn0 years.
, 1881-01-24

SUHURJ}4fN K|;1IL ESTATE.
JI,OR SALE-TIIE MOST DESIlsABLEa0 10
- ncEe tract nttw Ancrea: rIt4e tn deput. HENRY
WALLER. JN. " fearlAtrl-tt
, 1881-01-24
PE{tSONtiL.

DERSONAl.-A YOUNG LADY OF
Il uHqupxtuu&ll9 character MtheA " correspond
With slnElp xsnt!snan q xilawer bctmaon "a a,ia
&sfaxH VI esv, other IN tho xuutlas part yf lnoia
VI luWk. M44k 1J church RuIIIx, thoroughly t9lnpVf~
Alt. ant with \ you'd 9ns!nYsA Object m2trnaony,
pvrhNn4. Addra1A A til vrIlana ahJna-
, 1881-01-24

1IOK SALE-A FINE RESIDENCE ON
l. t*untpt-nv.. ncHr Twenty .rcconI.kt. with ntty
iret ~ Hrnund. t2avH IlENiki " AhLEIl, JK.. 81
, 1881-01-24

7iNOK SAf.E-ENGLEsTuOD LOTS AT
L. Ftfty.nInth-st- md inck Island Htnso4I, cheap.
and ersy Turns. j. II. lissEI.i4 u Maj1r ii,ck.
, 1881-01-24

OFFICE FURNITURE. =
II,OT SAJ4E-WE HAVE a LARGE AS
IL sutknI4nl nj now 4BI sUcoIid. .halIA uFU ana bra
sud burglar pTt.{ AAtSk whtra wl will sol! chenp
Hs,il ItIr tsacstbtlsn eisear and prcrA J. 0AEEN'
lItlln i tIh, ~ n9nt nthorn.4t
, 1881-01-24

E1OIt SALE-E. 4. WAKEFIELD, REAL
- ustaaa brukpr !D WnaIstHHtIn.sL, UnGrH fHr sas
t,prntcd md nnlpfared propurty In ali rAr Of ths
, 1881-01-24

I31OK SALE-so, ,OD-A. LARGE FRAME
Il hhusn ant! fu1! size lnt. 3El uElins-s ThIA prDp-
srty y Rruat barEaln. Inquire Vt lA Usar0orn.st.
, 1881-01-24

TOR SALE-:N FEET ON CALUMET
L nv. west tfnnt. = feet ehat. between Twenty
thlni afA r~s'tty sts., chehp. HENRY L..
, 1881-01-24

E'Oi. SAIE--TIiE FOLLOWING PROP
i. erty bS!unIiha 70 nn Enstofn pnttY Will bu snld
NJ rrcat hrHntn: Gbil 3..nFy brick hausc. With MI
tIdGrH improvements. 1Jll Wnst Ada nlsst; fIaI
nnna. Su1tL rasc-at. laaults At i3J 1>earburn.fL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-01-27

May; judgment set aside and suit dismissed. Smith
Pepper; verdict for plaintiff for SIlSG Cottreh
SchIesnEer; Judgment for plaintiffs by agreement
Tuttle & Co. SchleSinger; same action MINOR VS.
Washington and Alexandria Railroad Company;
motion for new trial filed.
maker: continued with leave the defendant TO take
proof Brown The District of Columbia plea heard
mitted. Tickling VS.. Kengla; correction of record
of November /, 1850, ordered. Butler Brown; aT
NailOrv VS. Conley; appeal by defendants filed Power
vs. Burke; W. Blair substituted as trustee. Fassett
dered. WilIett VS.. Naylor; on hearing.
CRIMINAL CoURT-JpsTICE JAMEs.-John 5. NJ
Johnson, murder of James l.. Johnson; on trial.
Reported elsewhere.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Supreme Court of the District Justice Cartier
Collins; No 10, Jaffray VS.. Grant; No. 49,, Freed
mans Savings and Trust Company vs. Holden NO
Company; No. rs, Murray vs.. Ager: No. 81, United
States vs.. Brown; No. 5Sa, Ferry VS.. Langley; No.
Circuit Court-Justice MacArthur-Appeal Calen-
dar.-No. Al, Massman & Co. Wynne; No. - Ross
Moses vs. Bailey; No Is, Prescott l. FRASER vs. But
Ter; No: &C. Wiswell Saunders ct al: No T. Hes
use, &c, vs.. Goldsien & Coz No So Chase vs.. Irwin;
No. 81, Manato VS.. Mathews Hyde; No. 81 I.aurit-
ODonneil vs.. McAuiifie; No s. smoot use, &c, vs..
Langley; No. g. Gardner vs. baltimore and Potomac
No. IS, Shugrue VS.. Lewis & Mckinley: No. 80, Hall
d Latham Vs. Evans Il Mcleod; No. g. Ryan d Co.
W. York; No. 81, Tucker & Sherman kolb: No.
g. Cuttings VS.. POlkinhorn; No IS, Temple vs. Gran
ford; No. "a, Baum Pratt: No. IS, Dinmick VS..
Hall: No c. District of Columbia. use &c. Hewitt
& Cullinane; No. e. Evans & Mcleod VS.. Potee; No.
is, United States, of Clark Costello; No. Co.
BuSey VS.. COyie; No. 20, Lo0ney VS.. Zange: No. a.
Jackson Grand Lodge; No. -, Starr VS.. Lee; No
80 Shiliington Stevens Il Co.; No -, Gray Il Page
vs.. Falls; No. % MORROW VS.. Kettern2 No. az Lock
wood VS.. Gordon; No. IS. Mailer vs.. Clark; No. 49,
Dalton Welch; No. 50. NcGin VS.. Dixon; No. ST.
Lewis d McKenley VS.. ShUgrue.
Equity Coult-Justice Cex-No- f. Wiiiett vs.
NaylOr: No. 81, Brown District OJ Columbia; No
3d. Flanagan Snow: No. 81, Thompson VS.. POul-
son; No -, Rowe VS.. Todd.
Criminal COurt-Justice James.-John s. NJ. John
son; murder of james F. johnson.