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January IA, 1884.
A CARD.

The undernIgned. officers and membera of
the several committees engaged in aiding IN,
Ladies of This District in tbe work Of gst,InV
mn tho Fair 70 he beld In the Patent once
BuIldpv In February pert be1 leave 10 in form
the citizen, of the District and the country An Al
tho proceeds Of sa,d Fair are to he annronr,ated
one half for the beneflt Of the families Of sol.
dIers serving In the re1,ments of the D,strict
of Columbia. and tho other halfto the Christian
Commission, that thew have never entertained
any purpose of applyinR IL TO apy other use
whatever, and that the entire ayaIls from con.
tributions, sales OF articles, and admIttance
fees, with the exception of a small outlay ON
account Of printing and erecting tables in the
hall, will 20 to these objects alone.
Ttwas bscapse the Isdie., Rolios A.soo,o-
a., - .-,,o., .,..,,..- a.. -, a.
Hon' u"usi ""oSo -usp'eoo y, INC oiea' ar - 70
DC heid' chose 70 avoid the expense OF rom
three thousand TO five thousand dollars TO erect
building, &C., and TO accept the use Of the
hall In the Patent Offlee. 40 generouslv tsnder.
od ~, ,ha aec,starv ~ the Tn,a,Ior .nd az.
- y ~ S~ ."s
SonhisSionor VI LA'onss, .ha' AioW Interested
INDIVIDUALS drew on. With these, the Assocla-
tlsn for which We are acting, desire 10 enter
into no controversy whatever.
III our citizens think proper In donate mon,v
WHARF /, ,,,,II ba used ~ srec, brTId,no ,.hIoS
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Tsstinoni.I OF Rsspset.

CAPlToL OF THE UNITED SrATEs,l
Iannhry ~ 1884.
The President Of the United States having
ordered :" that the Executive Buildlngs ct the
seat OF Government be drAped In mourning foi
the period of fourteen days" in honor OF the
memory of Caleb B. Smith, late Secretary ol
the Interior, we deem Ii eminently proper, rs Z
testimonial OF the respect In which HIS memory
and his virtues are held by all good and loyal
citizens, and as mark Of their sppreeiatloa Of
his faithful services 10 his country In every pb.
lie capacity wherein he has ever served, espe-
cially In that Of legislator, that the Capitol Of
the United States should also be draped In
mourning for the same period.
Il Is therefore ordered that the Commissions
Of Public Buildings cause the same TO be done;
and that he communicate a copy OF this order
to the family Of Judge Smith, with assurances
ofour deep sympathy, and our conviction that
all who knew the deceased honor his memory
and sincerely deplore his death.
II. HAMLIN,
.. Vice President Of the United States.
.. SCHUYLER CoIFLx,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
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BY TELEGRAPH
AN IMPORTANT STATEMENT
The Chesapeake Rebels 10 be Treat
ed as Pirates.

HALIFAX, Jan. 14.-In the Admiralty Court
yesterday, Judge Stevens, TO prevent misappre-
henslon and Misrepresentation through the
press, read a written statement of his yiews, as
enunciated upon previous sitting.
After detailing the circumstances connected
with the capture Of the Chesapeake and the
subsequent proceedings, his Lordship, referring
to the possibility OF plea being submitted in
behalf Of the oonfederhtes, said llDH 4
But am 1, sitting as Judge Of Court OF
Admiralty, and representing her Majesty in IL,
TO sustain the plea OF mon who have violated
her proclamation OF neutrality, and offered an
affront to her dignity, Of men who have
grossly and wilfdlly and Btealthlly yio-
lated her territory, sold goods therein, who
have with reyolyers aud lawless force violent
ly resisted the, officers seeking 10 execute the
process Of her magistrate, and who arc at this
moment fugitives from justice. s.u .gH tlu
Amer some conversation with counsel, his
lordahlp stated TO the court that, under facts
before him, unless altered by further evidence,
he would treat the case as piracy throughout.
Further hearing Of the case was then post.
poned until Wednesday next,
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oFFIc cIAL.l



During he Seek a.din0 January 0, 1884.
Major A. @. A. Constable, 1st Virginia artil-
lery, to date January 8, 1884, with loss Of all
pay and allowances, for extortInR money from
prisoners under his charge while Provost
Marshal on the staff of Major General wool,
and for general bad character, uniting him 70
hold any Office under the Government. .i.'
Captain J. A. MccoOk, Sd United States in.
fantry, 70 date January Q, 1868, for drunken.
ness and absence without authority.
Captain Milton Q. Dove, 1st Maryland cav
airy, TO date December 20, 1868, for absenc'
without proper authority.
Surgeon Michael D. Benedict, 18th New YOrl
volunteers, TO date December Il, 1888, for Ab
senee without proper authority.
Assistant Surgeon William II. Palmer, OIL
Michigan Volunteers. s
First Lieutenant H. H. Eggleston, llth Mich
igan volunteers, 70 date January ., 1864, 70
conduct Pre)udiciAl to good order and militar
proPriety' f-. t r.r....,,
First Lleutenant Michael Feeney, I'D NeN
York volunteers, to date December IL, 1858.
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FROM General K.iIy,. D.p.rr,m.a,,


HnADoUkATRs DEPARTMENT OF WEST YR-
oHIA, CUMBnRLAND, Nd, Jan. 12,--scouls
report Gen. Early falling back up the ehenan-
doah valley. This 10 regarded as reliable.
Therefore, all fears for the safety OF the rail-
road are now looked upon as absurd.
The latest news from the KAnawha valley Is
very encouraging. The KAnAWha river is en-
tirelY frozen over. Heavy SHOWS In the noun
talnS prevent active operations By either our
own or the enemy's forces. Deserters continue
TO come In, telling pltiable tales Of Sufierlngs
endured by the rebel troops In their late at
tempted raid. Nothing has yet been heard
from the cavalry force sent In pursuit OF
Moseby. a..' .as ..|
Reports commence to reach us, through
scouts and incoming farmers, of rebel acts
during the late raid. ALI reports agree that the
rebels treated friends and foes alike, going into
houses and taking bed clothes and such like
away. Some houses the rebels entirely stripped
Of such articles, leaving the dwellers therein 10
suffer from the extreme cold for want Of some
thing TO comfort them. The rebels took cattle,
corn, &C., wherever they found them. Their
late actions have gained them no favor among
those who professed TO be their friends.
The rebels have also adopted Q new dodge TO
| gain Interest for their sinking Confederacy.
They took all kinds OF valuable property, and
pretended 10 pay llberally for II In rebel scrip.
This scrip they circulated In large amounts,
Their object Is, that having taken mans
property, they desire 70 gain his interest In the
Confederacy by leaving In his possession the
rebel scrip believing that self-interest will gar
10 them much support, directly or otherwise.
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Serious RaIIToaa Accidents.

BALTIMORE, Jan. ia serious accident oc-
Cured on the Northern Central Railroad yes
terday, twenty miles from this city. Two pas
senger cars became detached from the mail
train nom Harrisburg, and were run Into BY a
road train. The cars were demolished, -
d. 0'Callaghan, Of London, Canada, WaI
killed, and six other passengers badly wounded
including Hon. r. O, Parsons, Of Cleveland
Ohio, and Lieut.. Col. BlAekmAn, Of Ohio.
The wounded were all brought here lAsl
night.
John Miller, of the 10th Pennsylvania ragI-
ment, who had the bOnes Of his left leg-beloW
the knee-crushed, and who suffered great
loss OF blood from the wound, died ut tho LON
bard street Innrmary. ...
CHARLBsTowS, Nd, January 13.-Threa Of
the rear cars OF the 7;60 a. m. New York tralr
from Washington were thrown ffom the track
at thiA place this forenoon by the breaking Of
wheel or axle. Eighteen persons were injured,
some OF them, II is thought, fatally, Drs,
Askew, White, and Bush (of Wllmlngton)
were sent down by the company TO attend 70
those too Ssriously hurt to proceed on thell
journey.
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provisions or merits. The respectabllity Of the
corporation induced hlm 10 present them, with
a view Of having them referred TO the Commit
toe on the Dlstrict Of Columbia. They were 80
referred. a..
On motion Of Mr.. Anthony, resolution was
70 communicate 70 tho Senate, whether the
Washington and Georgetown Railway Company
have made any report 10 Congress In accord
ance with the provisions Of lts charter.
Mr.. Wilkinson introduced bill TO extend
the Northern Indian superintendoney, 90 tha
II may include the Territory OF Dacotah. :
Mr.. Cowan presented q petition from VIM
Cornell Jewvtt, praying that the resolution Of
Senator McDougall pronouncing against the
French occupation In Mexico may not be
adopted, and declaring Il unjust.
Mr.. McDougAtl presented q joint resolution
OF the Legislature OF California In relation 70
the tar on domestic wine. Referred TO the
Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Chandler, from the Committee on COM
msrcc, reported the bill granting the city Of
Chicago power TO extend aqueducts or pipeb
Into Lake Superior, for the purpose Of furnish
ing that city with pure water. He said the
Idea was to run tunnel for two miles under
the lake, TO- point beyond where the water
was impure. The bill was passed.
Mr.. Wilkinson introduced a bill TO extend
the limits Of the Northern Indian superintend-
ency, so as to include Dakotah. Referred 70
the Committee on Indian affairs.
The bill amendatory Of the enrolment act
came up In order.
The pending question was on the proposed
amendment Of Mr.. Wilson as . substitute for
the section Of the bill which repeals the COM
mutation clause.
This amendment Of Mr.. WIS allows the pay
ing Of $500 by a drafted man 10 be applied 70
the procurement Of substltutes-the person
paying II to be exempt until such time rs he
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FROM nunorr.
Arrival OF IN. scott. at NEW York.

haNeA - nv AuoAAA - NV ASHAs
NEW YoRK, Jan, 14.--Tho steamship Scotia
from Liverpool on the ID Inst, has arrived.
LIvERrooL, Jan. 2.-Evening. Cotton pro-
duce market continues closed. There are small
saios 1t full prices.
Bfesdstuffs hayean upward tendency. Corn
Il higher. Mixed 80s. Cd. 931s. Provisions
Beef heavy and tending downward. Lard
frmer but quotations unchanged. Petroleum
inactive nj IL. Cd. 91s. 1Od. for refined. y
LONDON, Jan. 2.-Evening. .-Consols for
money closed at 90l and Of.
Green, the murderer Of Elizabeth Whittlosay,
was executed at Cambridge yesterday morning.
The Observer believes that Parliament win
meet on the 4th of February. 81
The Cabinet council which met yesterday
was originally summoned for Thursday next.
Lord Palmerston did not come 10 town u
reside, and the Duke Of Newcastle remained a
his country seat. Et-
Tho Emperor Napoleon made pacific speech
on New Year's day, In which be said he hoped
the present war would bring peace aud recon
ciliation 10 America.
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On the nth instant, LAURA vinetnIA, yife Of
CHARLES = Watson, y :. NAVY, and dsusht.Ss q *
DAYS.
fhs relatives and frisnds are respectfully re-.
questsd 70 attend the funeral from the East Wash.
ington Methodist Episeoph Church, on Friday, tha
18Th instant, 1t O'clock
: VI New York Herald please copy.
On the evening Of the isth inst, after short
her age.
Her friends and acquAlntancss are inyited to q.
teud her fnernl from the residence Of Mrs. Roblhs
son, No b7T Tenth atfeat east, lNGvy Yard on 10.
morrow friday afternoon, at o'clock.
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THE APPLloATIoN oFTHE NEW TAI
ON nPIRITE,

The House, to-day, in Committee Of tn,
Whole, Mr.. Cox In the chair, had under con.
sldsration the bill reported from the COMMITTEES
Of Ways and Means providing for an increase
tax on spirits and cotton. Mr.. Stevens, Chair
man Of the Committee, said 1t was not the in
tentlon OF the Committee that the increase tai
proposed should apply to spirits Manufactured
before the present law, providing for tax ol
twenty cents, went into effect. This 10 import
ant to many holder.
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JaH a. This morning the case OF Collins Dixon,
charged with an assault and battery on George W.
MoGll with intent to XIII, was resumed. The
teHti Iony on the part Of the prosecution was
eontinued' The following Witnesses have thus
tAr been eNaminedi George W. Mooill, ~ sulli-
ARRAY. He was standing with him on the pave
ment In front Of WillArd's Hotel, wkere the 30
cuSed told him that he expected to have an
encounter with man named MeGill, and wished
I'm TO be present a ..H
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THE COURTS.
UnItsa stetss saprsm. Ceurt.

TAwsday, Jan. i4-on' motion of Non. D. NJ
Howard, Hon. Charles Upton and NAth'l 4. Bulch
ksq., Of Michigan, were admitted AZ attorneys and
councillors OF this court. '.I.r...rT no
No, iOs. Edward W. DunhAm, appellant, vs. tn,
Cincinnati, Peru and Chicago Railroad Company
W j. Walker, ct Sl'-The AFguneht In this Gauss
was com nenoedb BY Mr.. otto, tor The appellant ant
continued BY MF. Major and Mr.. black, for the Ap
pellAnts. ..E. Hltr rr
Adjourned I'LL tomorrow At " O'Clock.
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Ladies, Rslief Assooi.tIon.

There will be meeting Of the Ladies' Relief
Association at the Postmaster's room, In the
Post Once, Department, on Saturday, the 18th
instant, at 12 O'Clock, noon. As business Of
Importance connected with the Fair to be held
in the Patent once Building will come befor,
the meeting, general attendance is requested
rn.r.. B. B. FRENCH, President.
January Il, 1884.
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New YoRK, Jan. l4.-The Hsrald'S Belize
correspondent reports the capture OF the
Havana. by SIX rebel passengers, who put the
captain and crew in small boat landing them
at Campeachy and Slral. ..- .3-s
The vessel under the name OF the Eureka
arrived at Belize, where the pirate captain sold
the cargo Of cotton, receiving part payment IN
cAsh. .... nd. .'.'.. -I.H
They fed upon 4 reward being offered foT
their arrest by the British authorities.
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ooLprN sENTEncEs.

aTHn CRISIS WHICH THRnATHrHp TO DrvIDi
nm rnrrrDs or THn UNIoN Is PAST"
~ SEAL NOT RETURN TO sLAvKRl
ANY PERSON WHO IS FREE By THl
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR By
ANY AOT OF CONGREss." p.
"I PROCLAIM FULL PAnDon TO ALE VINO
BoIHMNLI swnAR TO HHrcnyoRTH FAITHFULLY
sUPPoRf, PnoTHCf, AND pKfnHD Tm CoHSTI-
TUITION or TINE UNITED eThTns, AND FHn UnIon
on THn STATES fHnnnUHDnn-" .H.E.
r. ARRAHAn LINCOLN
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JUpsE Hown IL not Private Secretary Of the
President, the types made US say yesterday, but
Assisf6m Private Secretary to Mr. Nicolay in the
absence Of Major Hay.
MARSHAL LAMoN has seized property here
belonging to Trustsn Polk, late United States Sem
ator. II will be eonhscAted ...
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RsbsI Prlsansrs On Johnson,. Island.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 14.--A special dispatch to
the arrival there Of Gen. Ferry and staff, with
the First brigade, Third division, Sixth Army
Corps. .-.
A portion Of the troops have crossed the bay
on the Ice to Johnson's Island. mans =
Some Of the rebel prisoners have lately man.
Ifested considerable boldness, naming the day
on which they intended 10 reach Canada.
There are vague rumorS regarding the move
ments OF troops, but nothing definite 10 known,
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MAJOR GESERLL HENTzIENAr has been ap
pointed to the command Of the (new) Depart
ment Of the North, to embrace Ohio, Illinois,
Michigan, and Indiana, headquarters at Co
lumbus, Ohio.
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Hon. Caleb B. Smith died of hemorrhage Of
the stomach In his courthouse at u O'Clock
p. M, on the 7th inst. He was attacked In the
morning few minutes Hfter arriving in the
court -houae.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN. I

FmsT PAsI-on our first page to- day viii
be found articles upon Thhckeray and vidaurri,
Governor Of Coahuila, in MEXICO, who is re-
ported to have espoused the cause Of the en-
plre and French intervention. -
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A report Of the contingent expenses Of the
War Department for the last year was sent in
to the Senate to-day. They amount to one
hundred and seventy-slx thousand six hundred
and three dollars.
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The HoTEL Hor al willard'sn last night,
was magnificent affair, and viii be described
in the next Inklings of Idlencss," on satur-
day afternoon.
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The President to-day sent into the Senate the
name of Hon. Albert s. White, Of Indiana, for
confirmation as Judge Of the United States
Court for the Southern District OF Indiana, 70
all the Vacancy occasloned by the death Of
Hon Caleh n RnIth
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Indian AHalra.

Mr.. Wilkinson intends, by his bill In the
Senate, to extend tho Northern Indian Super
intendency TO include the Territory Of Dacotah.
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commence In Odd Feilowa' Hall, on Tuesday, Jan.
uAry 18th, and continue every night for two
weeks jae-1tt
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N etsrmer 1alvor has arrived from
New York. ConhiGness will please attend to the
reesption OF their goeds at once.
lais-2t MORGAN 4 RHINEHART, Agents.
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Second Edition
SoUR ooEocK. P. y.
THE rHRnE HUNDRED DOLLARS
cOMMUTATIoN.
gouR o'cEOcK. p. y.

Tho Senate to-day refused to strike out the
three hundred dollars commutstlon clause
Of the enrolment bill BY large majority.
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This PAPER Is NOW HURRIsHKD NJ cAa-
RIRRs TO SUBSCRIBERS IN TINS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THIRTY cRNTs rEN
ssonr4tr
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MnIrARr.-why should the volunteers dis
pense with woolen elothlng1 rt.... W. {
Because they need drilling more than any
thing else. SID III
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

gl-BnAlthsonien Lectures Prof AoAssI1
VIII give the second lecture Of his course on the
"claeial Period" on WEDNEsDAvj and the thlri
lecture on FRIDAr evening, at so'elook. jai9-St
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az The Confessions and Experience Of
Az iNvALIp. Published for the benefit and AZ
warning and A CAUTION TO youHe tfEN who sufiee
from Nervous Debility Premature Decay OF Man.
hood, etc., supplying At the same time THE MIAMI
or sELF cUnE. ~ one who has cured himself az
ter being put 70 great expense and injury through
medical humbug and qusokery.
By eneIoIing q post-psid addressed envelope,
uinfls oopies may b had OF the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESD,
my Ss-iy BEDFORD Kings County, N. Y,
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lished for the Information Of those interested
In the preparation and export of such articles.
- ......
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receip' Oh your ds'pe'en' NO. ~ o' ne "''n
ocsooer, maNng inquiry Na' 'ne i"s'Anos VI
snose fnner, Oh .ne s"preme Ooui' ol '.e
Dis'riet Q, ooiumola) aoou' inc resuisnons IN
sres' nrlA'h win rs.nt 70 Prose.,ea nu''s
ekPoneo rom tne oni'eu esa'ss' anu Des ea'e
s's'e 'nA. 'pe ou''on' hsk ui.Nons An oro..
Dr.Am' sPphesois 70 'ne p-''Nse ., piese''ea
nui" importer trom iore'gn ceontneH tnrougn
'ne custom houses' ares
In the case Oh snch az are duty iree, ono out
aide package In nve selected oy the ofieer Is to
be opened Tor Inspections should there DO
small packages within the larger, the omcer Is
70 open ono or more 50 as 70 satisfy him that
the contents arc bona hds according to the
entry As rule one package sufhceS.
In the case OF such a. are liable TO duty, As
all fruit and vegetables preserved In sugar,
which pay duty rs all fruit, &C., preserved In
preserved In spirits, every outsids package IL 10
II he opened. and .o MANY of the inner packa9es
=. v,Il ,.,I.f, m, otsccr that the copt.nt, ar.
hon. al. ana according N sptrx A. . mi.
NOD morn than ops InpoT fron Zach out.r ,.ck.
.1e 4. ons..d - --''0
10 .,ecrt.Iu the o,.pt,tv ii.bIo N autv, IN.
inner psck.g... II apy. arc weighed Rro... and
the tare TO be allowed as agreed ON between
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~ War Department. Adjutant Gensr-
AIS OFFICE, WAshington, March 81, lsss.-Ths
Agents Of the se-eral States, who reside In this
S:, nay bs pso@Sy
with II nscesaafy. L. THOMAA
de11-u Adjutant General.
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MHRcuRIAL.-Aercury, the god Of ,heiyes,
stole Jupitsr's oxen-but this has nothing 10
do with the oxymuriate Of mercury found a,
the chemists shops.
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b --subscriben falling 10 receive III
RspusEioAs r.v,dariy viii pisass notify this oass
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Baltinaors Biookadsd with Ice.
BLLTrMoRu, Jan. 1.-THE Fortress Monroe
boat has not arrived in consequence Of Ice in
the Chesapeake Bay. We shall consequently
have no news from that source to-day.
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n Diseases of che Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and sexual systems-new and reliable
treAtment- In Reports Of the Howard AnsooiAtiont
Sent BY mail In sealed letter envelopes, free o.
charge. Address DR.. J. sK1LLIN H0UGHTON,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. no23-dkwgm