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Ss;iW,5S.-; 1868. VI.
20 80. ALL-HEALING
IJo TON,


AssHAh' rehApie' asa speeey cure Of hhsunht-
ism' hsufalEa, hsadAshs. Toothaehe, rains IN
the Side. Breast. or Back Partial Deafnessi
osns WI saa an .sTalSsSi, fhsad ior Vshsa
Cats. Burns. Bruises, se.lds, sprains or s,rains,
eqItI sIstep.
rms hishiy.prilcd ana exuaordlnAfy Medicine
viii not fa'i 10 peefudfiv cure Ill the diseases
enumerated above no matter OF how long stand
ing, provided me patient rs not h"psie-sly bed.
ridden. one application viii often cure the worst
eases Of hsuralsia Or rheumatism and 10 all cases
HwnI nSs hstant IsleL
on 'As aA.'uAaee sonnuanoe IN MS bou'n'
- ~. 49, 50 'aV'Vush Al'Seoss VI
pvs'' " ~, ". tle'"'.' nA~sa. D." uoss uo
s.i.i 1870. $3.50 - ~ . aAa pI ,,
49, S.' IN, N'' HN""o' received
in ~ rtstssasob ~ sa.t,i, a, mt. r,.,.,..
Han A. obtained m. ,scI,s f,om /, ois InJis,
.ftsr ba yinE Travelled .mopx H., rad nen "a, 80.
srai years.
Afssz havips performed nj least one hundred
- ~ Hneeh s NearA,na,
hsse pesh ihaaeea oy my itiahd' 70
nos''" Inv pnoAe' ana nov MAKE 'h'spIop-
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miunts. lin M, a /, '4a.i,ns fn,nn ,'IH s'.s',,
49, arss.m "'''A' wa 'o'"'
IN. ~ - uo
ooA eouu saa numerous eeIuneates OF
SrSrs se'Ns V ~ u'ne"'e' ta"u "o'e'
ny aeems uhheeesaiy 70 arpepd' excepting
One bottle Of Iris Lotion viii serve 10 convince
any person, who win rive Il A f.Ir trial. Of Its n
psrior medical yirtuss
r.. wAsHIssroE, D. O., yuly 6. 1851
Dl, HIRBouR.-D,ar S,r Az, s,g,rInv
~" o"' AFTER runsHhs
WAN ~ NuS AuAok OF rheumatism for sevorA
weeks and trying everything within my reach
NO avail, bearing Of your AL Healing Lotion,
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PREsTIDIGITATIoS AT Walls OPERA
HOUsE.-Professor Robert Nlckle commences
his wonderful exhibition at Wallis Opera
House this evening, introducing a number
of feats peculiarly his own, and never before
exhibited In this city. The papers In the
cities where he has performed speak OF him
In the highest terms, and we have no doubt
that all who visit him will be amply repaid
for the time and money spent His natl
nces on Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
arc Just the places for the young people.
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DROP SAILS.
HEADauARrERs FIRsr MILITARY DIsrRIor,
p, STATE OF vIReLsIA. I


HEADQUARTERS FIE,r military pIsInIOr.l
RICHMOND, Va. April u, iS6e.
81 this 0 dee uaiii IL m. q THURSDAY, he oh
,nstsnt for such HAULING AND DRAfIN0 or
,he sth day Of November, 1880. from aud 70 The io
The o. N. Warehouses and Stables at Rocket,
landing, to and from the Subsistence Depot on
Cary street; the Depots Of the Prederieksburg r. r.
and PsteIsbars 4. X, Headqgariers flrst Mil.
near Riehmondi National CsmsteTy at Port Harri-
son National Cemetery at Seven Pinesi National
CsmeteIy AZ Cold HaTboT.
p Ths sn6.is.snes Depot. Cary street. between
pots q the fredsheksburE r. y, aud tie Peters
burg X. Camp Grants MAnchesteT, Va. Ma
uonal Cemetery near Riehmondj National Gene
nry At Fort Harrison National Cemetery at Cold
hssboIi Nations! Cemetery At Seven Pines.
OF the following classes Of stores Ito and from each
pllnt above mentioned,) viz; Hay aud Straw, per
Coal: Per Ton! Wet barrels, eSohl Dry Barrels.
Of The above classes, to AID from points not above
menuoned, giving rates per square In the city,
and per mile beyond city limits.
al proposals must be guaranteed by two respon
o1 al aad re gh' reserved to reject auy
Proposals may be made for the whole or any part
Of the service required
Blank forms (which bidders are requested 10 use
~ making proposAls) aud any other Information In
IelAton TO the amount Of hauling required, aud
the manner Of settlement, eau DO obtained on APP
plieAtiOn at this Office.
By order Of tho General c9mmAndlnG
.By. Col. Chief Quar- LIST Military District.
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The WATER MAISs.-It is expected that
about 10000 feet OF water main will be laid
throughout the new streets of the city during
the coming season. The contract for the
work has been awarded TO Daniel Hannah,
at the following prices: For laying 8Ipcb
pipe, 10 cents per FOOT 4-inch pipe, IL cents
per foot. The corporation furnishes the nine
and the contractor furnishes lead caulkipp
and all the labor necessary for the proper
laying of the pipes under the supervision of
the water registrar.
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ELECTION or oTFIoERs.-ColumbIa Temple
OF Honor have elected the following officers
for the current quarter; W. G. r., W. II.
Chasei V. V. T., G. II. Johnson W. R., +.
II. Pearsoni W. A. R., ". 8. Clarke; W. +.
H., j.; E. Darnalli W. T., d. P. Holloway;
O'Connelli W. s., j. Kalbdelsch; w. a.. -
ThOmasi W. e., G. W. DennIson.
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THE WATER CoSsUMERs.-Those of our
citizens who have not yet paid their water
tax for the present year, should attend TO the
matter at once, as the water registrar Is de-
termlned to enforce the law against the de-
llnquents. In case the water Is shut off from
the residences Of consumers, an extra charge
of 81 Is made for turning 1t on again.
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A Coop INVENTION. Woodruff
and Green, OF this city, have lately patented
and are now manufacturing at their estab-
lishment, on II street, between Eighth and
Ninth, very neat and convenient species OF
letter or paper file, which supplies want
which has long been felt by our business men,
as to form neat "pigeon-Kole, )" as well as
file, and gentlemen arranging and remodel
Ing their offices would do we'll to examine
this neat little invention. They are cheap
and handy.
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IMMENSE Rock FIsH.-We saw exhibited
on Saturday, a flsh Of the rock species, which
weighed 40 pounds, and the largest ever
caught In this vicinity. The Ash was cap
tu''d near the Great Falls, and was pur-
chased by Mr.. George W. Driver.
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The IEDIANIASs.-The Indiana Associa-
ton have determined to discontinue their
sociables," which have been held by them
during the past winter. picnic viii be-
given about the first OF June.
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HALL FOR THE KNIGHTS OF PYTuIAs.-
The members of the Order of the Knights Of
Pythias are seriously considering the idea
suggested Of building hall in the eastern
section of the city for the convenience Of this
fast growing organization. The project Is
TO erect hall by stock subscriptions, oppor-
tunlties being given to each individual mem
Der TO become a shareholder. The matter
will be further considered, and we under
stand that II will no doubt be put in good
shape, and the hall erected. A want OF a
public hall on Capitol Hill has long existed,
and VIC heartily wish the Knights success In
their undertaking.
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R R.SSH IL ,sns .iIs % SIs os Mott
Near whore the oceans thundeTlnE roar
Turns 10 soft music on the shore
RlinRing Its foam and SPARKLING spray
To pebbles on thu beach that lay,
Lived . sweet maiden fair and young
AZ poet ever dreamed or sung.
Bat on she wandered 70 the sea,
CcmplAininG Of its treacheryi
Ard now her stsrry eyes are wet.
while In her face despair 10 set,
For he she loves on earth the best
Il % the ocean, stormy breasti
Her quiek glance on the waves 20 dark
Describes her lovers slnkinG vart.
Though every one 10 Loaf beside,
Her ocean rover stems the Ndei
IL borne in safety to the shore,
To her joy-breakinG heart once more.
But what was thought most strangely true,
His clothing had mol got wet through,
which proves to ev'ry true observer
our olothing 10 life preseryer
Then sound the It'd n9s one aud all,
He bought his raiment at OAK HALL,
Our suits unsoiled by rain or mud.
viii take you safely through a Hood,
The suits Of Oak Hall arc very durable III
we'll as stylish; also, most complete assert
mont, at prices unusually low, Of piece good
and furnishing goods. Oak Hall, 400 Seventh
street, opposite post office.
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X WAsHtSdroE, D. c., April 10, 1900
=, On the petition Of ions PEPPER, Of GulHord, N
u praying for the extension Of 4 patent granted
on the l1th day Of seEtember, t5, for an Improve
once on the 18th day Of June next Any person
i nay S OPP this extension obseiiSn, dspesi
twenty days before the day Of hearing
ap22.ThSl CommlssioneT Of Patents,
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Equity CouRT-Jndgs OiH.-This court
was occupied as follows Saturday.
A. NJ. Maynard vs.. Leonard 4. Chapman.
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PRICE LIST Of Gents Furnishing Goods at
the Original Frame" 494 Seventh street,
between D and z; Good White Shirts, 81 to
sl.25i Fine White Shirts, $l.75 to $3.50;
Good Merino Shirts and Drawers. 75 cents
eachi Good White Pocket Handkerchief, 30
cents each; Good Cotton Socks, 10, is, 20.
25 cents per pair; Paper Collars, 10, Is, IS,
25 cents per box; Paper Cuffs, 8 cents per
pair, or 80 cents per dozen. Linen Collars
and Cuffs, Gloves, Ties, Bows, and every
other article In the gents furnishing line,
cheaper than the cheapest. Remember the
name and place, "The Original Franc" Io1
Seventh street, between D and z. Also, mo-
tice the large plate glass window.
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CHINA AND THE CHGSEsE.-Woug-sa sake, a
native of the celestial howery land, will de-
liver a lecture upon Chinese maners and
customs, and exhibit some interesting Gu
riosities at the West-street Presbyterian
church, Georgetown, tomorrow evening.
The growing importance of China In her re-
lations with the nations Of the earth, the
amount Of valuable information to be gained,
and the worhness Of the object TO which
the proceeds are to be applied, should ill the
house to overlooking, and we have no doubt
ii will be crowded. Go early.
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UNITED STATES NAVAL OBsgRyAToRY,l
s..,., WAsIISdrOs, April ~, lSd9, I
w STfSsd froPSSSallSp for extending iis WEST
Ing Ia Che Y. s, Naval obssryStoTy, and addrSssSd
a9 ne VIII DO received until noon
drawings and speeihcaiions Of the work may be
Seen A. NE observatory The work to be com.
Ple1ed by Isl August, l9dA,
apli.wfrtd snperintendsh,
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SoUTH WASHINGTON SUNDAY SCHOOL
CSIoS.-The regular meeting of this Union
was held yesterday afternoon, at $3.50 O'Clock,
at the Sixth Presbyterian church. The
president occupied the chair, and s. G. Her
Gus acted as secretary. Addresses were de-
llyered by Rev. Mr.. Hobbs, Messrs. A. K.
Browne and J. S. Brown, and Rev. DR..
Hamilton. The attendance was very large
and the exercises very interesting. The
officers and teachers of the schools meet this
evening, at O'Clock, at the Seventh Presby-
terrain church to organize missionary work
for the ward.
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CHANGE or CoSTRACrORs.-In view of the
fact that several of the contractors for
paving In the various wards have failed to
execute the bond required of them by the
corporation, Mayor Bowen has decided to
transfer such contracts TO other parties. To
this end the contract for paving in the Seventh
" .rd has been transferred from Mr.. II. o.
Shirley to Mr.. Peter Hyde, and other changes
will be made In Il day or two.
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ELECTION or OFFICERS. - At stated
meeting of Stonehenge Supreme Arch Chap
ter No. l, L. A. o. D., held at Druid Hall,
on Saturday evening, the following officers
we're elected: o. d. Goodenough, +. s. Al;
j.. T. X. Plant, seG'y; W. l.. Kell, Treas. /;
w. L. Seward, s. E.; W. L. Meyer, J. E.;
hos Rich, r. II. o. James A. Fenning,
l.' II. q. The Order of Drulds Is steadily in
rrr'sng in numbers, and growing In the es-
luMation Of the community.
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Financial.

,sr rIusAL sAsA
wAshISGro.
D. c "ss. Cof Jay cOoA. 4 Co. y Pres d.a
:. rrsrIsrf"s. GAshisr.
o"vERSssST DEPOSITORY
.EssCIAL AoENr OF TUE UNITED STATES,
~ -sssr. OPPOSITE rsI rssAsvar psPAsr-
1881.
.Ssrsnsnls.suritss with Treasurer unitsd State,
sV"ss hiLLIoF DoLLARs "a
Sc buy and sell all sls,... Of GOVERNMENT
kCURIrIEsat current market rata.
asSIsH EXCHANGE and make cOli.s,ioas o.
al THE PRINCIPAL CIrIss Of TIE uSITID
rATB>
We parch.,. Government Vouchers on the MOST
fAvoRABLE TERMS, and rive oAsrruL Asb
sesFr irrxSrros TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS ME5 AND FIRAs,
I'D 10 any othsr business entrusted to "a
FULL INFORMATION in regard to 0ovERs.
sHT LOANS al all times shssrfuIIy Furnished.
VS.. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
yAHrIsaroH. March 20. 1865. mh7l-dn
~ cock CO.,
BANKERS,
,.sTELsTH STREET. OPPOSITE rRK
TREASURY.
'eJ and sell At eurrsnt market rats,. and keep
ssss.astly on hand fall supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
skvRs- THIRrIKs.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES
Drdsrs for Stocks, Bonds, As., .Iseut.d. and Col.
lsetioas made on all accessible points.
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Medical.

uhEhT HkU VI UN IN FL CE
auALIrr ASD PRoPrRrISs ustrrLIREp.
A Delightful, Hutritious beverage.
A Pleasant InviEorating Tonic.
Asubstituts for Ale and Alcoholic Drinks.
strenEthener for the Dsbiiitated.
Especially Nursing hothers.)
A Certain Remedy for Disorder. Of the
THROAT, CHEST. LUNGS AND STOMACH.
Sold by Druggists and Grocers.
JOS. q. Petersen,
" nnrIay Street, New York.
Sole Agent for U, s. and British Provinces DIN. A.
febl -eoam -
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THE
Economy Butter Company

ak the attention Of all interested 10 the reduction
Of the extravaEaut cost Of BUTTER, to their prae-
teal and economical system Of making pure prime
BUTTER by the aid ofths
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Government SALES.
SAIE OF DEsicdArEo ysoSfAsIIs, Z I

. o,,,o, p.yo, cos.,.. ~, sr,a,,,,s y, f, M Z
xv,u =. N .,a..wnt hIss.. Apfn " 49,.
y so,9 shSrsp Az M y, ne gepet ven
lowink snesireafs stoyss, .y.kk, ra1r r.'l.. n.
iss'gs Reppnen.a. p.s,sc.ssS ta..to.. ..... ....
~ nhm gousdp Des''es'-a fV.'S.
.espognsS Vr,s,,.S s,.,.. T,...,.. -. ffHI
rerms' oe'n' oh''sa ''s'e' ftr.ff'H' hVsh q id
n. r., -. n a n n N ta..,S Haat--
pnnIu ~. ~ Auu w. o. W " % 'o" s.3tSS
phulot. M ASih
-. =. -..-...-..-... ,.,,,, :. 80. -. -
SAbk W ooNsknhnMf bVibpiNos AND
y sTORks .gI1
orPIor gnr.Acor Anp pIhnue OIfIonh,l B.
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As THE TRAVELLING SEASON approaches,
travellers wish TO know where to obtain
trunks that will stand the rough usage OF
baggage smashers. We advise them TO Walt
the extensive mandatory and salesroom Of
James 8. Topham q Co., 500 Seventh street,
east side, one door above Odd Fellows Hall,
where they will find the largest stock and
best made trunks In the District Of Columbia,
with McMurray's patent stays; also with
Houses patent solid rubber corners, for
which they are sole agents. Messrs. Topham
q Co., also have large stock of valises,
packing trunks, ladies' and mems satchels,
&C., made OF the best material, which they
sell low for cash. eo0
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WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SocIKrY.-
There was a large audience assembled at
Union League Hall last night, where the
regular monthly meetings Of the Washing
ton Temperance Society are now held. In
tCresting and effective addresses were deliv-
cred by Col. J. X. O'Beirne, N. A. Gray,
esq, of Ohio, and G. n. Mlddlebrook, esq,
of this city, and number of signatures were
obtained to the pledge Of total abstinence
from all intoxicating drinks. Mr.. Gray's
address was particularly interesting abound
Ing, as II did, in lively and appropriate anec-
dotes. The address will be repeated before
lodges of Good Templars and divisions OF
sons Of Temperance, of both which Orders
Mr.. Gray is a member.
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THE Poe Demonstrations PROPERTY Re-
'"NERED.-Messrs. McDcyitt and Thompson
Yesterday succeeded In recovering more of
ne property stolen from the Poe Mansion,
III Georgetown, some weeks ago. Among
oIncI property was valuable guitar, worth
go, and two very beautiful and costly
COuntCrpancs
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Benz. Seyerson VS.. The Corporation of
Washington. Application Of a mandamus
TO compel the Mayor to sign a warrant for
the payment Of the salary of Severson as
engineer OF the Washington canal, which
had been appropriated by the Councils.
Hlne and Selden for relator-Cook and Pierce
for the Mayor.
Mr.. Cook insisted that no act of Congress
or Of the Councils established the office, and
1t therefore had no existence. The uppro-
priation made by the City Council was
coupled with the condition precedent that
the officer should perform the duties OF his
office, and the rclator had never performed
such service. At all events, when the exist
ence Of the office and the right to salary
were disputed facts II was not q case for a
mandamus.
Mr.. selden urged that many acts of the
Councils recognized the existence ofthe office,
and the act which appropriated the salary
was distinct recognition Of Its existence.
Such recognition gave the relator title to
the salary as complete as even n suit at law
(Which 1t was suggested was the proper
remedy could give him.
Judge Olin announced the opinion Of the
court, sustaining the Mayor and refusing to
issue a mandamus for the reason that the act
provided that the appropriation should not
be paid unless service was rendered. There
was no proof of such service. Besides If the
relator's claim was lust, he had an ample
remedy by suit al law. For himself he did
not think the office existed.
Judge Wylie thought that the Councils
had power to create the office, but Goncurred
with the othcr judges In holding that no
proper case for maudamus had been made
out.
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DISTRICT SUPREME CoURT-Go.eral Term
Justices Wylie, DIN and Fisher sat ~
bdne on Saturday, and transacted the follow
ing business
ATTORNEYS ADMITTED.
On motion Of Mr.. Hine, J. r. Mcconnell,
Of the New York bar, was admitted to prac.
tice at the bar Of this court.
On motion OF the same gentleman, VIM.
+. Carne, Of the bar OF Virginia, was admit
ted to practice at the bar Of this court.
W. J. Bromwell, on his own petition, was
admitted to practice without taking the usual
Oaths.
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To THE LADBs.-A splendid stock of
spring aud summer dry goods will be opened
during the present week by Messrs. NJ. Tay-
Tor n Co., a Market Space. The popularity
Of their establishment, coupled with this an-
ununcemcut, will be sure TO create q rush.
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The ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION TO-DAY
DEPARTURE OF TuK WARRINGTON DELEGA-
Iros.-The semi-centennial anniversary Of
Odd Fellowship will be celebrated to-day,
and as Is well known to most Of our readers,
the Order In this city some time ago decided
to participate with their Philadelphia breth-
rem, and for some months past have been
making great preparations for the occasion.
Yesterday morning, at eight O'Clock, the
greater portion Of the Order, headed by
Heald's band, left the city by special train,
although for the past two days large mum.
beers OF the Odd Fellows, accompanied by
their families, have len for Philadelphia.
About seven hundred tickets to that city
have been sold by the committee Of arrange
ments, and In the celebration Of to-day the
Washlngtonians will DO Q feature.
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The CHURCHES YEsTERDAr.-The bright
ness Of the day had the effect TO increase the
number OF church-goers yesterday, and the
places OF public worship were generally we'll
filled. In the evening there were several
previously announced lectures delivered,
which were listened to by large and attentive
audiences. DR.. Newman delivered the fourth
of q series OF lectures to young men at the
new Metropolitan church, on Four-and-a-
half street; and DR.. sampson concluded
series of twelve lectures before the Young
Mems Christian Association at the Thlr-
teenth street Baptist church, both of which
were largely attended. In the Catholic
churches the forty hours devotion TO the
Blessed Sacrament was commenced with
High Mass and other Impressive services.
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WAsnISGTOE, d, q.
DE-. HARBOUR; Permit me to tender you my sin
eers thanks for the extraordinary care yonT All.
Healing Lotion has performed.
For several years have b0en AFFLICTED With the
Neuralgia, with but temporary relief from the doc.
tors. | had given up ever recovering, until tried
your Al-HeAlinE Lotion. which. 10 four weeks
produced complete cure
Your obedieut servant,
J., j. JACOBS. BnRtmors, NJ.
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THE UINTHUF T. u bhUNNHD-rUNEnkL
YEsTERDAY-MAsoNIC CEREMoSIBs.-Mr.
T. JcT. Leonard, a clerk In tho Redemption
Division of the Treasury Department, died
at his residence on Capitol Hill, on Thurs
day night, after an illness Of but a few days.
On Friday a meeting Of his fellow clerks
was held In the Treasury building, and q
series Of resolutions suitable to the occasion
were adopted.
Yesterday impressive funeral services were
held at his late residence; amer which the
remains were escorted to the Depot by
Columbia Commandery No. 2, Knights
Arch Mnsons, and St. Johns Lodge No. H.,
F. A. 4. NJ, accompanied by tho Marine
band. The remains will be taken to lie Rov,
New York, of which place Mr.. Leonard was
a native, for interment.
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All 'r'err. either for agencies OF tvI inlucd, nl,,
use, should DO addressed TO tue nluuf.u,utsr
JOSEPH HARBOUR, Manufacturr,
NO. " second street west bet, Mast Ayspu, lid q
street north. gtOn, D O. '' "
For sale by all DTug-EtoTes
rfadeeupplied by CHAS. SrUIT, rruu., !, mia
avenue, between four'aniA half NOD alalh slr
WashinEton. d. G. auIg
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ORGANIC wBARNEss

graduate from one Of The most eminent COLLEGES 10
a,'ss a.. state .es M s ss:sG part SsoSe
Paris, Philadeiphis. and elsewhere, has effected
some Of the most astonishing cures that were ever
known, may troubled with ringing iu the head
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