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THE ARBITRATION OF THE CENTRAL AMERICAN


The documents sent to the Senate yesterday in rela
ton the statement Of Lord Clarendon the propo
siion to arbrae the Central American question will be
found in paper to-day. Those who have seen the
statement of Lord Clarendon, made in the House of
Lords viii be surprised upon reading these documents
that occupying so elevated position could make
declaration inconsistent with the facts and easily
exposed The truth of the matter is clearly forth in
the extracts from Mr. Buchanan letters that deem it
unnecessary to do than to refer the reader to them
in another column 1t will be that the statement Of
Lord Clarendon is not strange than the conduct Of
the British minister Mr. Crampton in Withholding
since December until Wednesday last despatch from his
in which he is instructed to make known the
proposition of his for arbitration of the
question. #s.. ....M
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We understand that Senior Don Francisco Amanda Sec
rotary Of State for the Departments of the Interior of JUS
tce and of Foreign Affairs of the republic of Venezuela
yesterday presented his credentials the President and
received envoy extraordinary and minister peu-
potentiary of that republic.
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then turned upon him with look and manner that ndi
Gated the deepe scorn and denounced thai species Of
saut which gives circulation to anonymous caumniss,
and yet skulls from responsibility by dsclaiuing any in
tention to endorse them.
Mr. Toombs appealed the legislative history of the gov
from 1889 1920 and deed any to point to
Of Congress during that period which recognises In
Congress the power prohibit slavery Ia the Territories
lie pointed the fact that in that time eight territorial
laws had been passed. and in OF these this
power assumed recognised lie accepted the PROPOSE
ton Of Mr. Hale appeal to the fathers Of the constitution
this point and he then turned the opinions Of Mr. JEFF
ferson and Mr. Madison, showing that when the question
for the FIRST time in 1919 when Missouri sought ad
mission into the Union these fathers of the republic de-
MED the power Of Congress prohibit slavery in the Ter
ritories
The Of Mr. Toombs the charge of Mr. Hale that
for fifty years the South had controlled the by
the aid of northern "doughace who had been bought
up, the most crushing and overwhelming reply that
we heard made to antagonist Mr. Toombs scorned
the imputaon that the South would stoop maintain its
influence by resort to bribery, whilst he indicated with
unsurpassed power and eoquence the regulations Of the
national of the North who have stood in the breach
and coopeated with the national of the South in
sistng the aggressons Of naicsm upon the constitution
al rights of the southern people II Mr. He is not utterly
insensibe to shame he must have felt deeply and keenly
the force of the rebuke eoquenty administered by Mr.
Toombs and pointedly endorsed by the burst of APP
pause which from the crowded galleries. We shall
avail ourselves of early opportunity TO publish entire
the powerful speech of Mr. Toombs and If the democracy
throughout the country viii give free circulation to such
speeches those of Messrs Toucey Jones and Toomb
there will be no difficulty in the presidential election
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At of the black republican members Of the Ohio
legislature held the 27th instant Mr. Wade
mated for the United States Senate
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Rev Henry Clay Dean chaplain Of the Senate will
preach tomorrow Sunday morning at eleven o'clock in
tho hall of the House Of Representatives
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March lift
BY ELE r. A r II.

Arriuai of The Steamer america Days Later
| from Europe .u.a#
HALIFAX Feb 2e.-The British North American royal
mail steamship America Captain Wickmsn, FROM Liverpool
on Saturday the 18th instant arrived this port Her
avces are week later than those by the Asia at New
York Sunday last but contain no advces OF the miss
ing steamer Pacific. -
There was still excitement in England with regard to
American affairs but the feeling was not general, and In
fact confined to certain classes. r.ss
The news of the appointment of Hon. Geo. NJ Dallas as
American minister to the court of St. James had produced
good effect in calming the fears of consequent on the
proposed withdrawal of Mr.. Buchanan. .."
The peace to meet in Paris the week succeed
ing the departure of the America
There is no other political of importance BY the
America though the details may interesting on exam
nation. a"-.@... '....
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. .........#
LIvRnpooL Feb I5.--Cotton. advices received du-
ring the week the United States have had favorable
effect cotton market producing advance of = to
per pound The sales Of the week have been 900
bales, including 10000 to-day, Frday.) The market
steady the following quotations Orleans middng,
5l5-l6d; Orleans fair, od.; uplands mddng SD; Up
lands fair ED The stock in port is estimated at 400 900
bales, of which 264, 900 are American.
BreadsuHs-Flour dull, decline of Cd. per barrel
Corn had declined Is. per quarter.
Provisions quiet at sos. for Beef was
quiet and prices trife lower Bacon had declined As
per cwt.
Money, &o-The London money market was more strin.
gent ConsolS closed at 9o1s soh.
LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Feb l6The estimated sales OF cotton to-day
a s, 200 bales at yesterdays rates.
~. Breadstuffs generally unchanged.
Lard has declined Mess pork, SIS.
[sEcoFp DESPATCH
Supposed Sofsty Of the Steamer Pacific.
HAlrrAx, Feb. 29Passengers by tho steamer America
report having Tuesday, February TO- Collins
ship heading touard. the English channel with signal Of dis
flying The vessel probably Is the missing steamer
Pacific returning The Baltic arrived out the 18th u,
that the Pacific the only Collins steamer which could
have been In that locality at the time specified.
TTHrRp prsrarcH.l
New YoaK, Feb. 29.-Mr Collins is quite confident in
gard to the safety of the Pacific and anticipates to hear Of
her arrival the other side by the steamer Baltic due here
Monday. ..-. "..'.' I'll" .u~
Reliable private dispatches from Halifax quote fair Orleans
G middling, 6k a6. Rice dull. Corn declined shi
ling The trade Manchester active. The London money
market stringent The weekly report Of the Bank Of Eng
land shows decrease in bullion ..
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MA NItIED,

In st. Tbomas Church, Hancock Maryland,
by MaCHENHrIsrR, JOHN w HhUEN,
wshnron D. c. 10 MAMIE O. eldest daughter Of the Rev.
GEOnas T.. MAousNHyrmxn, rector Of said parish,
On Thursday February 9sh the Rev Mr. fprsor, Mr. WIN
~ NEWTON, 81 st Paul, Minnesota to Miss SARAH o. JOHN
SON, daughter of PHItIr q. Joprsos, esq, 81 this city
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STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH THE MEDITERRANEAN.-The
steamship Union will leave New York the 5th of this
month for Gibraltar, Malta and Trieste to with
the British steamers running to Alexandria and Constan
tinople.
ADMISSION LADIES TO THE YOUNG MINIS CHRISTIAN
AssooATIoN.-The Young Mems Christian Association of
Brooklyn have recently nged their constitution and
worded it that ladies may become associate members
Article provides that "any under the age of 40
years, who is member in good standing, of Evange
cal Church, may become active member" Section of
the article provides that any person of good moral
character may become associate member"
A TERRIBLE WINTER IN TESERFsR-La Alborada, of VII
Ia Clara publishes from letters from Santa Cruz
Tenerle, January 90 stating that the winter there
terrible rain had fallen necessarily for moro than
month, and the 18th of January there was a fearful
hurricane which did much damage TO buildings and ship
ping. At Garachico the so high that the
encroached upon the land and swept through the
monastery-was destroyed and two of the monks
buried in the ruins barque from Gomera lost
with ten men,
HsHFlSa PARsoSs-The st, Louis Republican says:
"Oncfact will strike the reader of the proceedings of
the black republican convention in this mornings paper
very remarkable IL is that the preachers the only
spouters the occasion who violent in their declare
tons in favor Of civil war in Kansas, and the nse of
Shapes rifles and reyoyer The less gody those who
did not pretend to sanctimonous christianity
reasonable and rational in the expression of their views
and altogether Of less bloodthirsty disposition"
TuE WHEAT cRoP IN SoUTH CARoLsA.-The Pickens
Keowee Courier of Saturday says
The prospects OF the wheat crop with at this time
gloomy. The unparalleled severity Of the winter has
injured wheat but there is diversity Of opinion
the extent of the injury sustained. good rain, with
pleasant weather would be advantageous to wheat
For the former the prospect Ia fine but for the latter
shall not venture prediction
TESEEssEEThe legislature of Tennessee have passed
surreuderiug portion Of Shelby county lin which the
city Of Memphis is situated) TO Upton county.
MONSTER MAL.-The Portland (Mane) Advertiser
says:
MONSTER MAIL-Last Friday evening the first
time since the great that communication has
been opened by railroad between this city and Boston.
The consequence was that the entire mail for this
part Of the State which had been accommodating since Sat-
urday the 10th Instant arrived here about nine o'clock in
the evening 1t postal avalanche which required the
capacity ffhy-one mnbags containing in all least
hundred and fifty bushels Of mail matter The clerks
10 the. post office worked all night its distribution,
which they completed at 81 O'clock a. m, Saturday.
This the largest mail received at delivery at
this office"
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Navigation Resumed.

waErLiNo Feb 2s.--Navigation has been resumed from
Cincinnati down month Of the Ohio There pros
poets Of the ice breaking here tomorrow.
The Valley and Monongahels rivers breaking mp, and
are very high at some points.
AT Brownsville there IL sixteen feet, and still rising.
Wheeling creek IL gorged at the mouth, and much dam
age is expected when the Ice gives way but all safe
vet.
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Aston Place Hotel.

This Hotel No Broadway, between Wsverly Place and
R,h undergone thorough repairs
reopened by W. j. FISH SON.
dsemed Of the locations
In broadway either for permanent transient boardes
w. J. FISH SON, Propistors.
Pho l.-dk rim /. NJ
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PuuAprtpurA Feb. 29.-w orkmen engaged through
out the night searching the ruins Of Busbys store Two
bodies were recovered this morning viz Joseph Muller
agent and Mark Donohue meaurcr There Is sl another
body among the ruins. #-
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grea, Destruction BY lee.

ST.. LOUIS Feb. T-Tho ice In the Mississippi gave wa
here Yesterday sinking twelve boats, and damaging went
others.
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Proposals for Engraving and LithoEraphio
! \ ~ Printing.

.M".. Orrror surssrsrrspSrr PunLIo Pprrrrro,
Washington, February Va, 1855.
DRorosALs will be received Al this Office until the 4h day Of
L Mach for transferring from copper, and
sketches, pan and Diagrams
and documents OF the Presdens OF
the United States. -
The maps. pans Ac will be for the rscecton ~ bidders
Of shv day for closing the bd-
The paper required Tor printing the hc, viii be furnished
by this ONCE.
office for srpovs and correction before pnnG, free OF
ali ypense 10 government for transmission. -
bonds VIII be required
Ahfai Of the same
sddesed A. g. Seaman, superintendent OF
Public Printing endorsed Proposals for Engraving and Limo
Srsphns.o asHl#
Feb 93-eodid
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nni,ed Sac, .S.nator Elecled.

CrscrNu.rt, Feb 2s.--Hon B. =. Wade was elected Uni
ted States senator yesterday, joint ballot BY the gss
ture Of this State The vote stood Wade 1905 Tod SO
scattering, o. ."". .. ..
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ExcrrrSa rRtkLThe session Of the court of oyer and
terminer commenced at Buffalo, New York, Tuesday
last White, Aver and King charged with the $4,000
express robbery, will be tried during the session.
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yet
paid, though pay
able.
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Psnnsyipania
IULIUs DE sAuLRs hsviRg completed his for
procuring regular supplies II ne fresh oys'ers now prepared
same nay by the quart OF gallon,
and esh and ,upeos and prepared with scrnpuoa' clean
illness.
can At any time supplied oysters leaving
Buhnann, the
or at the store off,
De ssuIes syvana ant isth street
ard numbers Of the dweinfsD
% meet win, prompt all paniss ordering may
rely upop receiving oysters In the matAef. ,
M e s.ules ieep vehicle readiness, and win
any Of the city from 10 O'Clock In the morn
ing q O'Clock At night. .Hsa#
Cash delivery. ..... 4. rrs.. &C. n. 800.
os superior csup for sale by the single bot
tie dosen. a6..s.. /. ~
Constantly choice supply q wines, liquors and ersrs
Pennsylvania mostly selected
from Buhmanns stock. Also, fresh fruits preserves and
Jeiies, &c.
os-3uf
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Afnrkct..

Nsw YoRK, Feb 2oCotton ia quiet and nominal Flour
IL frmsales Of 900 barrels straight State ST. good
Ohio IS; southern, So SO There s nothing doing in
wheat and prices nominal Corn dull sales of 6 900
bushels western MIXED rs cents. Pork has adv.ncede
Of 200 barrels $40 81. Beef is dulssles Of
$50 barrels Chicago Iepscked at sl3 so. Lard is firm
sales Of 400 barrels at 1913 cents Whisky Is dropping
sales Of $50 barrels at 80 cents for Ohio.
BALTIMORE, Feb 2o.--Flour Is slightly frmer. News
Of the steamers arrival checked operations and the market
closed heavy Howard and City Mills quoted at
20 u.s. Grain Is essentially unchanged Wheat qnoted at
81 40 81 so for good prime reds and 81 soasl go TOR
grades whites Corn Is firm yellow SO 62 cents
white so 6l cen Provisions active, but opera
lions restricted by the light supply. Mess pork $40 -
SIC. Bsconshoulders 81; sides ga. Lsrdin barrels 10
cents in kegs, l0l< cents. n..#
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o + FICIA l..

..##s 4 TREASURY DEpA RThrxr, December !, SOB.
Notice hereby stocks OF the United States
this purchase the Of 200 Of
when the be offered prior to the
merit win therefor the following prices to
wit:
OF ls42, premium Of 10 per cent For
s47 and lSss premium Of 10 per cent For
of 1850 called Texan indem-
nifty stock premium per And for stock OF the loan Of
2t November 1886, received 1t the
January premium of ak
January and the 3s day hnrc
premium o2 and received after the 3irt March,
prior said Of June premium Of TX per cent
be allowed said Stocks at the rates specified
cecste July last assigned with the Frner
the Isl January Amer
date allowed in addition TO the premium
OF their receipt In both
days interest addition for the ach the
seller sa @ Ft1s tt @s
Certificates this department under the present no
duly assigned the United staes with the current
prior the LIST January nexD BY the party
entitled to purchase money.
Payment VIII be made by drnhs ths assist
Boston, York. Padcpha ~ the partio
sntiued TO receive the money may direct
~. #4s". lanes GUTHRIE,
tH Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec i-dtlstJnneif
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sSowBows-The Oneida On. ~ Chief says last Sun
day morning two snowbows the newly
risen sun They had all the prsmatic colors, but
arcs of circle much smaller than that Of the rainbow
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DIED,

Yesterday morning, Elder DAVID NJ. WILSON, in the full tai
urhs Of the faith which he has 80 long eremphed
m win take place at9X O'Clock this Saturday amer
noon al Presbyterian church, Of and 18th
streets, friends attend without further notice
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pCBISsDN's Practice, Vol. The Practice Courts of
IL Justice England United Conway Robin
son, In 2 vols,--seeond volume just Issued. - T.
March fRANCk TAYLOR.
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DOR spring wenr.-we have Just manufactured splendid
French cloth ock for and yourhs
Black french do,skn and solid coiors esssimea
black and figured silk aud cashmere vests These
choice goods and will b" sold usual low for cash
Marble Hall Clothing Emporium. Rro~ns Hsel building
March l-9uf NOAH WALKER h 90.
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A wuuAI az s~se~ss6c Discovery, Yer Book OF
rsc,s in Science CIR 1886. Ldited by David A. Wells
A. VI, 81 rs. -, - ,,.nny,a
Just published, and for sale AZ TAYLOR MAURn,s
hv0WtorNt aeaf sm -
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G Il N L IL A l. N Il w 8.

STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH THE MEpITEHRANEAN-The
steamship Union will leave New York the 5h Of this
month for Gibraltar Malta and Trieste to with
the British steamers running to Alexandria and Consan-
tinople.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLDATED LOTrEhiE1
b .as..#H r#at OF MARYLAND.
drawn numbers OF the Maryland Console
dated Lottery, class III, drawn February "a, 1850
lst I'd 7ih 9Th 9th 10Th 1lth 18th I9h
"a 0 % 90 10 26 81 3S "a 40 ~
l4fh
a..E .... AZ #.-u.
drawn numbers of tho Pztapsco ihsm
Lottery, cinss n, drawn February %, 1856
LIST Cd I'd 4h 5th 9Th IN 9Th 9th 10Th llth 19fh
30 81 10 rs Ga 80 Al 70 70 ID 80
r.. FRANCE = CO., Manssen.
Lux'l Rosssrs, Commissioner.
March LII t.ssr. .ssE.feK.F
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Old and Esta blishcd Southern Routc.-Nottce to
Travellers going south.

- between Washington and Rich
mopd, via Aqua Creek and FrecsnrtseWg, I" now
ope The public and passengers going south may rely
az .r~.d ,g,,v and u is only line
h,eb North and the South sold
nv hi. rou. Washington sud Rch'nond
by eovdonsve, Nth the
100 mss less NJ road travel over that route,
npaes hazard tive dccnnexon which anep
Cordon.yf'c.
He-s Of Departure.
Prom washington half past 9, M and hsifps.t
daily of soudny night For further particulars
inquire ncke ece. in New York Phsdelphs, and saln
captains board n the couoabs bsi
more Mount Vernon, Po~bMsn whsri Washington
GEORGE MATTiNGiy
Gen. Agent FOR the route In Washington :
w.sniseros, ID. O., Feb. "a, 1885.
eb
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TREAsURER's STATEMENT,

Amount on de-
posite.
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The rights which the said Kinney prstends TO claim in
and upon tho said territory NULL void, and Of effect
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rENrLEnES's HaTs.-ToDD a 90. win. to-day, intro
" their spfirg style, March l-da
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upH OCEAN by n. III. Gossr, nuthor OF an Intro
huciion 10 Znoogy,n The Canadian Naturalist, &C. 81
Juiu and other from the German by W. H. furness
rs
The way Of ovation, illustrated series Of dcoursssi by
Albert g..
Mpser Kads sksch.Book by Charles O. Leland. g. e5
Congregational Directory First SESSION ~ the Thirty fourth
Congress ~ he United OF America. 57k cents.
just Published and Tor sale TAYLOR a MAURy'S n
March bookstore, glh
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. kkSFEDi Of Rn,s buy Aas discovered in Of our
aGs0h s- a. .. ss "a. s ~ = ... Pi.ss
De e., med IN eleven hunrs and Dsver fAed
H'son ov'r r.o handred certificates Of is vass, al wrsts
Two eoities ted . nursing mouth.
oe To Aree bottles - he WORT lind Of p,HPes -
Two three bottle. VII e,s1- the system Of Aon.
vo bottle, Are warranted % the worst eARker Il he
rhre 70 eve bo,e. warranted TO cure The core Of
eryapelaa
Due " ,ro eO,;. warranted % eur. al sgznor In Il.
bottle. are w.rrnied 70 Ezann. u tie al
Fou an bottle. warranted 70 sOsp; AID runnss
0ne bottle will cure seay erup-ions Of the AKIN.
or three bottles re warranted 70 ere the worst c.se Of
case 4 rheumatism
Three -four bottle. Are warranted 20 eur. .G,-rs.sn
1--WE to esht BOTTLES xl the OF scgOfnix
oen'ht Is swsys eiyenenced fln the s. bottle and
per're, cure is wsrr.n'-d when the above quantity
Nottins looks improbable those 10 In vain tried
a. the "onesn medicine. of the day ths common weed
o~ins on The pasture. and dong old 'tone w should cure
hor Il has There II. ands "a.
:SSG..nd so Of il The Tcy Of sosn s1o~
eaee" off IN I h. ,reidy done 81 The
soTmy oosirS Children Who's. sc.h Wa 'o .ad abby =,
To those are subject .ick n.sdaehs bete sin
susys II. l. gives great relief IL ca,aTh Ind dizziness
scn Re- .ula,rd By IT, Ws,.e body sound aui,s
tsy but whore ese is any arrangement o; the functions Of
nature 4 viii 'esy singular ieIs., but you must aot be
med: they svsys Happeu In from fom day. 20 wees.
rSsre /, .sv'I BID 49, oE' it on 'be contrary WHEN Tia,
feeling !, gore So vii feel yourself Ike Per-on head
.,e Of The most exlsvasst enooUlius q 1t tli aver xsr
listened 20. - - -
MlnafsctrIcd BY DONALD KENNEDY, No. - wlrT-p't,
RoIbuIy, Maze Pr,e 81
Nhoo-slr Agents for New Yolk. c. V. CLICRENEA Co,
So 81 Care ,sy- CHARLES II. RING No. sl Brosdwsy
4. B. L D. SANDS Nc. 4l WlIiamt MARSH, oRNiS
Co, Ne: 10 Gr.' n9eh.t BoYD PAUL Cha%Ssr,,.,
HFLLS6 Co, No rs FrlBki.n-st.; MckESSOS, ROBBINS
4 Co. No. las Mli6en-ions; HAVILAND, HARRAb
RIsIEY Wsrrrr,i BARNES PARK, No S4 Broedway
WARD CLOSE [ Co. Nsidcr-land NJ. HAYES. Srootlyr
"a Tor .. re, by Ill respectable DrasE thro alhog' the
u-on
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CUPBEME COURT, KINGS COUNTY JOHN

SDfhEhE IOthI, hINooNNONib.- JUN
- ROBINSON, plaiLdf, at. THEODORE sHILLABEe,
defendant sunni for money demand on eonu1 tom.
NOT ser To THEODORE SHlLLAbER def ndast: foa
kers " sunrnoued the compliant In his sc o. sf
which rory filed 10 the Office Of the Cls II Kings Coun.
IT, til dsy Of November 1875 and 10 copy Ut
your my office, No. a PiDes IN tho ety VI
within twenty days sfer the service brns ga yos
exclusive the day Of sacL service and II 700 m answer
the enTsnt aforesaid, the plaintiff VIII .1o .dsmess
you for the II nine thousand t' sts hr sna
lfec dosls with pres from the iosrfh af q" Aen
sigLt hundred and 6 four ess'd" s soss OF
thi, action. Dz'ed Byeulber ~ 1885. =. ..-.
Tie coupsint he, Elm 6ee - sey. 2. % Nm 'J "
Eoven ber 1850. JOHN L. ST.
Nh IlDp"n o~|"e'y
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-CONSCMPr lON.-
i WATK sQN,s Pill MnNACIA a ID, trla hie f.ml =


i wATKlNSON'S PULM0NACIA, a safe, reliable family
medicine warranted not 10 consn particle OF mercury or any
mineral poison not lire dAys wonder got np 10 sen
and hunbug The public He has used II TO- years la private
Of friends and at the urgent request of hundreds
s remarkable where other remedy
has o he offers the public benefit aud relieve taose
fatal disease inheet 70 our ehansesoie
CARVING thouss d, early gaye-COnsump
tin efec'ed OF the reuaEkabe cures ever
of friend saved from des'h ~aen all
bor was siy,c ur now and enjoys good health It's
aust. AZ. not only In relieving consunpvs patens but Tor
bonclsl H-tiou, OF the throat, internal inca nmson where
he blood l. impure has equal The discoyerer of Pull
MONACIAi RICHARD WATklNSON, a Gcntlem2n OF we'll
Known standing In Phsiephis and NewYork Those that
are acqusnted WITH him know there Is qnscsefy OF mum
bur abs IT, number " certificates that can BE- obtained
- $50 ~ X. WATKtNS0N.
No BlOsiwsy h the only place IN the city where II can
b. obtained Fncc II yer bostle.