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ShcriI's Lease of Real Estate.

~ decree made lay the Circuit t"Irt &! hnnawha
County, At the Uci"brr Ter lSS. in the cauN" q" hey
and Stark" rs. John SacG. Jr., Committee 81 SanE"l
Peach and others. !. the Undersigned. WILL on Va. ."h
day OI Ft6ru ry lSG9 Al tho front nur q! the Court
House Of said County pr coed Ia Lease. at public auc
tiun the highest bidder, Tor III" term o. one year
IrXi --uu: certain h"usc md l", situi'"d IN the
town % Charleston " said County, rn: Street i'm.
tncdiIriy abuvc the ST. Albert Hotel Said h"u>- and
ln, rlUg> "a h- r,,,r OF Samuel f"Ich. aud |. how
occupied by NJ frank""i.'s"rk FRO. amd ars b"irh
Trims of h~nSr-t'n" hall G" the trht I" br PAM ~
ia ,,.uI,s and ia. residue IN twelve months from the
dst. II the lease. p.> wish good security BEN; IL.
JOHN IS. SENTH,
Sheriff OF K0uawha County.
f,..,..,,, ~
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LEGAL and miscellaneous.
DYSPEPSIA.

Their. Is. probably disease vii" "''e" ",
Kind 4. Afflicted which ID the source OF =" ","'
4. Dy.,rp.ia, and there Is 10 mOfS e'''"'" ,"'> ~
Robock's Stomach Eilte1. J. II. RoEef' he"''
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IN IsAEl[RCI'I(N - THIS IS To
| v. uo,i,r that Oh the sUth hLv 81 January, 1892
wnrran, in RAM rupcy Vas >,rI sc-st the "-a;" q"
JOHN ARMSTRONG. uf III" County T" u'man aI'i Sih'"
Of Wr>, v!rgirn. VIII" ha' lren nlimdS'! l'hkrh2'"
his own prti,i"n: that ihr p"rm"ni al n debts AMI
the delivery VI any properly i"lgin2 10 .nrh li''N'
rur, To- him. for h, u>". and III" transfer Of "i'y
r,rnnrr,v hy him. are Forbidden by law: and that II
injecting "f the cIr'iIr"" Il" laid Bankrupt, I" prov"
;hrir debts ald Ch"n>" a'si.E"rA ni MS
estate will br h,d Il: t"rri ~ ftmk'upttf |" T."
holden u, III. "flr' ~ rhIrl'>i"n krmwhL county.
wr. v.r.iuih hti"r" L,rS u. Sash. Register. "n IL"
.UtL t!ny az .IjrH. Lea. ~ 10 "'c'"ch \. NJ
IlEm;EMAN SLACK.
No M.L.lLl Is M-s.rl..Ir- LII .,rILL ". VI.
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'HNqSE' ~ ALE
Gr
Valuable Farm on Coal Eivcr.

~ put. lI.rr - IL rl 81 i''.'' "Arr", 4" ~ y.
T. M,"d hrLriu. Ia" July ~. 80. md r"r':'Iri
~ Tut Irr,,- UJk, NO. =. Va the Irr'I,I, u.'r ',r
Kinrwhn c"iuiy. pare 80. I" 'rc"i" I" \, y. l"nn
eib:1., whIch ir due July 80: laG6, HhAii II"rcrd
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1869,
81 the front t""r OF H." Court llOu.- les kInawH h.,
county, I" Ill! g." rI.h. I" IL" hg!"Nt hil"r. tI !;
IN laid Trust I ST OUT r.ihiIng Ito lcIr>--Ih".I -
highly improved, and L.' II.c ;'"d h"'.r'--iymc "'r
C"nl aver IN Knhnwhr r"n"tv. "g"inIn. The Lrn, -
Lniu". Gray AID uthrr.. 1i'ir t""!.
CHARLES l.. FILE. Trustee.
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IN If.\ Nix ri l'ICh' This Is 10 CIV
Iu,irr that a. the ..n, Ilv 81" January. lNGI. War
rnmt Iu li,mki-ficy iS.u" against the rsiht" a"
JOHN r.ItE%! i; ard JANE NJ TrENEE. la" part
n"rS under the firm ~ J. J.. lC"SEE lh'., "i H."
County Of kar.lwbi anil state al West virginia. VII"
have lrl ndGdcr,l E'r,kuts u"" ilr"ir own p"'i"n.
both -, c"IrI,rrr> mLd imiIvIdTLls tia; Ia" pay.
81 any debts AMI ~" delivery "' nT pT"n"ri' ~
lnn.irg slra ,r.kIuIi> I" ii"in "r l"r their ne"
and The ,ra'>rr ui property lT "n ~" l"r'''!"H
lv law; and that meeting 81 IL" Ctr"i'"rS -; shii
I. krur'> n prov" ti",r irh' ini 'h"" a." a. 'G"r"
n.>"I,r.> .f their r>;,I" VIII /" held t Court 81
Eusru,ry To- lr hnlI"u al als u..r" u! ChArl"-:"u
Kauawi.a County. West NgiI. L":"r" Jniu"> IT, NL.h,
E,yi.,cr um the Gfa i"y ~ iErH. l~;n At "'c.uch
l.. ". IlElHENAN SLHh,
Nv. Us Ma->!ia. ny Messenger, District W. Va
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LOUD

Is ;hs praise 10 the mouths Of everybody In favor Of
kobsck'' Stomach Bt,cr, Blood rill. and Blood rur
fer. J. il. Rogers. agent.
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IN ia SILIsIiI'EtN. - THIS Is IA
give Iui!rr t!laI The go. day ~; lA.uHr! Lea,
Warrant ia Eat xrurv wis i,>,L Hgil. the estate "i
WILLIAM 4. ALTON, -! tn,' u!.iy 81 l'h'iin I:'l
State uf West Va, Wan .s> r"i a'hi'! l'Ir.IT a.
h,> petition: thri ll'' iaNmr": ~ any d''!' ~" '
delivery a. ANY property '":".i't I" 'n"' H'mnrui' !"
him. az h., use HI lie i:i'':rr -! ANY Ir";'tr ly
iI,n :.'r .l.r - lw. IH Ma; n";,. ~ I'"i''.
iI"r> al >, E,uh rM;i, !" pt"N" thar Ii' hl r""'I
uIlc y>>iyura u niA estate, WI l." h"li ~ i
tnur, u. ln,ikruI'v ." o." .,",i.! ~ u, ellie,
tnI;,..". kaIawh a '"r.n'y. W. q. !uIh. '"''Tr
Lame, II N,>i It"st.''i, to- ":i d"y Il M""'h.
lNGp. at "'ri,a;k, l.. ".
EIih.i NkN SLACK,
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FORTY.FIRsT CONGRESS- First sessioa.
SSDaGD.

WAsHINoToN, March ls-Mr. Sumner presented "a
n nemorisi. ashing n. Gov.Ina-ent 81 the unssd
es 10 lssuo CAL fcr al Inter- atona congress OF
hr. Hanlin reported f.om the Committee on the
District OF Co umoia the pil 10 incarporats me
Wasbii gton General H0spi!a! Asylum, which
Mr.. Wilson, Fl 10 The mmittee on Military
sale oi The Uhauano1gs Rolling Mills to. the SOU. h
western no. Company, wh en- was passed.
Aars reportt Bin 20 remove c6afss re- q deasr
ZION from ceia'n s9oie,s of tie I'd North Carolina
Mr Moron introduced bin to provide for the
Te5rito,lts ef Lse4iah. X SenIsSa: apS Va hing on.
30 cd iii ~ pHnyae for en-
rolling aud psing certain ioregn vessels, whicn
Mr scott introduced hil TO aid In the bulldns OF
s1 sS FATAL Fan III b is ss To- he
tioD OF the peneion laws, ana for otner purposes.
Mr. NJ e introduced q bul to provide for the con-
suGiop OF 6r s%n Ss.si ae fTSS ynSa '5o
with branch 70 I,ttie no y TX Referred 10 Conn
MIR Harsn in,roduosd bill to provide for the
erection Of market @ nopsS Sc ln WasSeg'on' Referred
Mr., Rose offered JOINT resolution sothorzlng the
OF oen s & 70 nSpSs be- e
per sioIs Re ferred TO OK M mitee on Publ Lands.
ae1ecd 10 for Inc appointment Of aselect committees
20 examine into tnt GopdiGn OF Ihe sI.se Cham
somU ds Gsrsd diseliSg aes
OF pl occurring ana printing tbe j2uInal OF the Ia q
Wi lam MoClurg Senator nom Pennsy yani a COO
ebsd been prompted 10 Offer IN resol ntioa Dy tls
!, csipt OF Ietrr from George ". Harris respsct-
able and venerable citizen OF Harrisburg Penosl Iva
settr forth the value ofhe Journal, and giving
an ncex TO It's contents.
Mr.. Morton ,hought that II the remainder OF the
journal was like the extracts read Dy the senator
fIom Vermont (Edmurds) the othe- Day, in the de-
bate the Tenure Otce act, it waa hardly worth
pub ishng. Laugh erJ
The resolution was agreed 30.
House OF Representatives.
On motion of Mr.. HopKins, the Senate joint
resOlu ion authorizing the removal from the
Cspil oil grounds OF the public stables, steam
saw mill. etc, was taken from the Speakers
v. rious resolutions In reference to contested
elections, referring pspers, extending time for
tEking testimony, etc, were offered and re-
ierre to the Com nittee on Elections.
One of these, Offered by Mr.. Woodward. in're.
Iaiion to The Twep;y first district OF Pennsyl-
vsnia (Mr. Covodea dlstrlc). gave rise 10 con
FIpaiIy at half paat o'clock the discussion coased
M tn reBo lutiOD on motion OF Mr.. Scoh cid
laid or The able. Yeas 100, noys H.
Mr.. Kelley presented the mem rial OF the Pntla-
deIpL Ia ON ercla Exchange. IIayng Cong tEss 10
lake Gu action will prevent the enoroach nents
OF the sea nom reachiag the light-nouee nj Atlantic
n g Speaker announced that he had appointed
Me- srt, Welk er, Jepckes and Niblack Conference
cOn m tte on resolution tor the Rp
poiptmert OF q Joint commIttee on re rancn ment.
TbI dsagI eea eL is as TO The compostt0n OF tha
CON mittee the House desirlng TO ava " eOmp14ea
Of Ionr eepatOrB seven RepresentativP5. an ~
Ser ale OF Ser ators and three
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THIRD EDITION
johnson Leaves for Tennessee
The Presidents Appointments
and the Tenure Act-Pro-
gress Of Army Reform.
Spcctc' Despatch to The HssntnO Telegraph.

SpeotGt Despatch TO The Esnfa0 Telegraph.
WAsHINGroN, March Is.
General sheridan
leaves to- day for New York, accompanied by
Generals Crosby and Forsyth, of his stair.
The johnson Exodus.
Elk President Jo1 nson, accompanied by his
family, left to day for Tennessee. He was fol
lowed to the depot by a number of personal
friends.
The Presidents Appointments.
There is no truth In the stat ement that the
President has modified his resolution not to
send nominations to the Senate to fill removals
during the session of the Senate. No removals
except for cause will be made until some action
is taken by the Senate on the Tenure. ofOflice
act. The debate Will be continued to. day, and
ii is exIe ected vote Will be reached to- morrow
LODgstreecs Appointments.
The Senate Comsleroe Committee today
took up the ease of General Longstreet, and
decided to report ii back to the Senate without
any recommendation.
The case Of
Henry ID. Moore
Collector OF the Port of PhiIsdel phia, was re-
ferred to a sub committee TO confer with the
Pennsylv. MIA Senators as to what action shall
be taken In his case.
Army Reform.
The House Military Committee have author-
lied General Logan to report bnl abolishing
the chief of staff to the General of the army,
General Sherman having Informed the COM
mittee that he did not need that officer. Also
o bill to prohibit assignment to duty of retired
officers with foil pay, which has heretofore been
practised. This was done at the instance of
General Sherman.
The COvOde. Foster Contest.
The House, by large vote, laid upon the
table the resolution offered by Judge Wood
ward. referring TO the returns from The Twenty
first District of Pennsylvania, in the case Of
Covode vs.. Foster, to the Committee on Eec-
tions to be considered with other points al
ready referred to the committee.
During the discussion, MIR. Paine. chairman
of the Committee on Elections, stated tn Il the
committee had already heard the arguments
upon the point referred o them 10y the House,
and were ready tn decide
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BEDs, MATTRESSES, ETC.
PROPOSALS.
DEPA RIM ENT OF HIGHWAYS BRIDGES.
IL SEW ERS. ETC -OFFICE lOF CHIEF
No. l04 S. FIFTH STREET.
puI n a.
NOTIf,L, 10 aNnNTR ACrARS -

~ SEWERS. ETC -OFFICE iOF CHIEF
NOTICE TO o!CoNTRAcToRs.
Sealed Proposals Will be received ut the 0fice
OF the Chief commissioner of Highways until
- o'clock on - inst, for the con-
on the line of Mara ct street, between For
tieih and Forty first streets, of three feet dia-
meier.
Summer streets, of three feet diameter.
Montgomery avenue between Gfrard avenue
and 260 feet northwest of Richmond street, OF
two feet six Inches diameter.
Twsnt,e tn tn sreet from dh.s Ca Ssa to Brown
Callowbill street. between Twenty fourth
ano Twenty. fifth streets. of two feet ak inches
diameter -
dey street. OF two feet six inoh es diameter.
Montgomery avenue. commencing at Broad
street and extending, with a dismeter OF four
feet TO sixteenth street. and along Sixteenth
street to Columbia avenue: thence, with dia-
meter. OF three feet, along Columbia avenue to
the inter section 10 Twenty first ST., WITH such
inlets and manholes as may De direeted by the
Chief Engineer and Surveyor. Tue under
sIandipg TO be that the contractor shall take
bills prepared against the proper ty fronting on
said S. wer to the smount OF one dollar and ffty
of the street as so much cnsh paid; the balance.
aslimited by ordinance. to be paid by the city.
ger Ifilroad rack. the Sewer snail be con-
structed alongside of said track In such man
ner as not to obstruct or interfere with the safe
pssstee of the cars To nereop and no claim for
Iemnl eratlon s0aH be paid the contractor by
the eompany using said track. as specined In
act of Assembly approved May g. 1858.
All bidders are invited to be present az the
tin and place Of opening The said proposals.
Each proposal VIII be accompanied bya certi-
ficate that bond has beeu fl ed in the Law De.
partn ent as directed by ordinance of May .25.
1850. If the lowest bidder shall not eyecute
contrect within five days after the work is
awarded, he will oe deemed as declining, and
will he held tsfle on his bond for the di fsrence
tetWee his hia and she next highest bid.
Specifications M " be had at The Department
Cf surveys, which viii basfrictlv adhered TO.
1881 MAHLON a. DICK TNSON.
Chief Commissioner OF Highways.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
A UGTIoN SALE OF GovERNMENr PRO-

n PERTY.
DEPOT QUARTERM AsTER's OTFICn.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March II, 1860
VIII be sold at public:auction. at SCHUYIr
KILL ARISEN All Pniladslphis, Pa. at 10
O'Clock a, M on THUR 5DAY. April l, 1869, the
following articles OF clothing. ncO, but rated
unsuiiRh for Issue To troops vtz.;-
l47 pairs y, gged Roots. y
10 $50 pals Pepged Roo ees,
25 700 grey Flannel Shfrs.
Ard the following articles OF Clothing and
EQuipsge, unserviceablt:- n +
$3.50 Blankets.
$50 Goats pVivates'.
81 Great Coats lined. Is f
l240 Sack Coats. lined.
AZ unlined,
64l Canteens, complete.
264 Jackets. prlvates'. rtt
TSFIanDel and Knit Shirts,
3Sl pairs Stockings. t..,f
3.0l pairs rioTsers mounted.
SlZ7 pairs foot
Also. at the came time nd place. a large GUAM
iily OF old rope. teuL Gu tings. burlaDs. petro-
leum paper, cs'tton cuttings. old paek Ing BOXES,
ana other articles of clothing and equtpaRe
ferms-Cash fn G1verhment funds'7 Cash at
lime OF purchase for all sales below S25. A de-
posit Of 70 per cept viii be required ON all sums
Catalogues of the property 10 bs sold win be
furnished npon applications 70 this once.
Brevet Colonel and A q, M, u. s. A.
3loW WA Depot QuartcrmasFef
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m YnunR Ladies, In Jue VArlOuS u6~
nari fnents, average per week from $40 to 15 on
Taking the maximan. force. and averaging w,
the wages, we have 2C1 men sSTg sm mTgp,oyed, a. an N
women. at aoout Si500O-a toial of 3H EN-.
ployes. AZ an annual expense of about 100000
Adding o these amounts the salaried Otfi STATS.
ana the entire force of the Mint runs up u
1860 at an expense TO the Government OF
S366,2O0 per year.
The sub-Treasury.
The Assistant Treasurer for this city aots ae
Treasurer OF he United States Mtut also, his
the list OF positions under his Jurisdiction ~
Assistant Treasurer:-
Asst Treasurer $500 20, Book keeper $4,000
Ceshler al Chr IUhief Fractional
Clerk ........,.... 10000 Currency Clerk 1900 90
USitf Interest 4 -0V'' Reeei t eins M Teller ia5S GO
OouuOp Clerk 1900 90 Asst. Rec reler. 1900 OO
heslslant ........." l6UO OO young ladies',
Loln Iel'er...". ltOOUO FIactl Curry
ASST Coin Teller 1900 00l Counters, elch $50 on
Loan Clerk. 100 no waIchmeu, -''' "
Assistant .......... l5 600 each .........., S2l25
This makes q 10 al nt 26 employ es, al an ag
gregate salary of SS3 2S5
Internal Revenue.
II is difficult TO classify explicitly the diff
fereDt persons employed bv the Govern ment in
the assessment and collection of internal reve-
nue in this city but the facts and figures below
will give a very fair idea CT the machinery. Al
the head OF the whole force Is
THE SUPERVISOR,
whose jurisdiction extends over the Eastern
Judicial district of the State of Penusylvanta
The salaries of the Supervisors are regulated by
the Secretary If the Treasury, and In this dls.
trict IL IL a2600, with an allowances for clerk
hire (about $1,000 office rent, stationery, etc
In place of the Revenue Inspectors VINO were
formerly entrusted with The duty of bringing
Illicit dstillers TO grief. there is one two IA.
tect1ves assigned TO duty. with such assistance
as they may lequtre. their com peusstiou being
regulated by The Com Dtssioner of Internal
Revenue, according to circumstances.
THE ASSESSORS OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
one of whom isap pointed for each Congressional
district, receive q salary of 1880 and certain
n q AiNtg of n a lcf vi
limited 10 S4OC0. To warrant a com pensati1n Of
$4,000, however, the re efpts must equal $780,
GOO, which is the case in each of the first four
districts, but not in the Finh where the COM
pensetion reaches about S3i30. To each Asses.
sor $4,000 Is also allowed for clerk hire and re m
rent. The number of Assistant Assessors in
each district varies at times. the following
liable showing the usual number employed in
the five city districts, with their average sala.
ries. at So per DAY -
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PHILADELPHIA srOCE ExOHAN6K sAEEB. MaRCH ,s
Reported BY De Haven a Bro No "a a rn,~. -.-.N -
uTrWUEn nj a % ne, = ~@,'.~ 'ekoo

ATTACKED BY HloHwAYMEN.-Last night.
about twenty minutes before IL O'Clock, q man
named Thomas Bell was assaulted bv a parLv
of footpads at Laurel street and Fraukforsf
road. They attempted to rob him, when he
resisted. They then d ew knives, and one Of
them aimed blow al Bells throat with hia
weapon. In wardjng of this blow Mr.. Bell was
severely cut on the hand The others then
secured him, and rified his pocke ets getting
therefrom about Two dollar Not satisfied with
this outrage, and angered by his Stubborn ro-
sistance. they hen tossed him over the bridge
at hat place into the creek below.
Mr. David Uber, engineer at the Northern
Liberty Gas WOrke, heard the mans orv Tor
help, and rushing to the scene, perceived Mr.
Bell Numbering in the mud and water For
tunately the tide was at the cob. else M tho
wounded and beaten man was beyond helping
himself, he would have been drowned Mr.
Ing him out
Mr.. Bell is about SS years OF age He iss
tailor by trade, and resides at Twenty third
and Callow hin streets.
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are two In number, each of whom rAeetvsy =
salary OF $1,000, In ADDITION TO indedoi fees
and an sllowance OF $1,000 per year for clerk
nire and other expenses. There are also II
examining pension surgeons, compengated by
fees. IL Is quite Impossible to arrive at the
receipts of any OF these officials
United States tluaraermaster, Etc.
In the United States Quartermaster's office
there are, in addition TO two regular army
officers, clerks with salaries ranging from
slUO0 TO tl980; and clerks whose salaries range
from $40 TO $500; also messengers, receiving
" q about S22 300. The Unlted States Armv
Pay M sstt r Is also allowed one clerk, an the
Navy Paymsster2 2 clerks, the salary fixed In
each case by the head of the office
The Federal Judiciary.
The United States District Judge receives
salary of $4,000. There Is clerk and an assistant
for each court, the Circuit and District, re-
United Setes Distr lot Attorney 4s nominal
salary of S200. whieh Is considerably increased
by bis fees, the nay of the Assistant District
Attorney being derived from lis fees alone. Toe
united STATES Msrshal, who has an iudef nite
numher OF deputies, receives a nominal salary
OF 800. and fees amounting 10 an enormous
sum, seldom less than $50 900 per annum Toe
lisi II wound up by five United states Commits.
stoners and the sHne number Of Registers in
Bankruptcy, the prof n of whose offices Ia fees
bentE.
General Summary.
Below we give general summary NJ the
number and annual com mDeusatiOn of the bri-
Rade of Federal office holders In the city ex.
elusive, In all cases except collectors of In ernal
ana not including the army of workInen en-
nloyed in the Navy Yard and United states
Arsenal, the Pension Surgeons or the me n bers
Ctihe Federal Judiciary and l. = branches:-
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A NDanish NObIeman Killed.

MADRID March l8. - Celestiuo Alozegs,
nephew of Don 5alustlanO Aloz ,ga, late dla-
ihttr 10 Paris, was Kill ed yes eroay In a dael.
He was a member OF tho Constituent Cortes
aud one of It's Seoretalies
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one of whom is appointed for each Congress
siopal district, receive each $500 and certain
percentages by way of compensation. expend-
ing out of this as much rs may be n ecessary for
clerk hire and office rent. About dozen
deputies and clerks are employed in the FIRST
dist rict, and about halt as many in each of the
others, the salaries allowed them ranging be-
tween 500 and Sl300. The following shows the
collections in each district for the last fiscal
year. with the compensation calculated upon
hoI haa
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FOREIGN.
BIZ Atlantic Cubie.
Commercial Conference.

LONDON, March l8.-Tne Governments of
FraEce and Belgium ave arranging u confer
ence or toe discussion of mutual commegaial
Interests Of the Two countries, and to consider
what notifications may be made In the resent
biiins The railways of Belgium from being trans.
ferred to foreign companies.
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TXT EDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
Wv the newest Dnd best manner
LOUIS DREKAt stALioner end EnEraver.
90, 1893 OH Ec9NUTr Street
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Tha NIichIgnn EealIroRd LaW.

DETROIr March 1.-THE General RaIIroad
Aid lsw passed the House yesterday, and Is In
the Governors hands, VINO Will no dOuot
Ripn It
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Quotations by Telegraph--s r. n;
GIendinnins. Davis 4 Co. report through tnen

GIendinnins, Davis q
New York house the 4,
N. Y. Gent. R.......".l 56N
N. Y. and Erie r.. "a
Phil. and Rea. Il. .. SUI
Mich, Band MI r. 96M
Gle. and Pitt. R..... 8b9s
Chi. and N. w. com "a
Ohie.and N. w. pFt BIG
Obi. end X. /. R......l2S9s
Pts. r. W. and Chi "lSU
Pa "A. Steam. Oo.- gDz
Western Union t. SIM,
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Cleveland and Tol lO61a
Iol. d Wabash r.. 6l q
MiI, q ST. +. conn.,. 60l4
NH. ~ st. p. pref. 79M
Adam Express 90 81
Wells, Fargo d Do. 3OH
United States ExD. 561s
Tennessee Is, new h5
Gold ........s............... I5OIs
Market irregular.
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Persons desrous of making Investments in
real estate Will do well TO refer to the list OF
properties at the disposal of MessTs. M. Thomas
g. Sons. 10 be found In another column. Many
Of The properties advertised for sale are among
the most desirable in the city.
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THREE CHILDREN RRsCUED.--A slight fire
occurred in n dwelling In Spafford street
Tn ee small children were in the room a. the
time, and were saved from suffOcatian by Ser
geant McGlenn aud Policeman Lowry.
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ELECTORS OF INTERNAL REVENUE,


This gives a total force of 96 men at an annual
compens alton of Sl56, ,030.
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Totals. ~ T00 100 &0T, ,U35
The total amount OF S57 ,O32 Is therefore TO be
div ided-but very ylrregularIy-among force of
about Al men.
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RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-About three
n'clot yesterday afternoon Annie Allon aged
So years. walked overheard at Queen street
wharf. She was rescued from a Netery grave
by seame en- at work on vessel near by Annie
was tak zen TO the second District Station IL ouse
an cared for
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The Post 0mce!

Unhappily for the outsiders, there is no
prospect of change in tue Post Office. but we
that they may know the extent Of their mis-
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RECKLESS DRIvNG.-John McCann was ar
rested at Fourth and Girard avenue yesterday
for reok less driving. He had hearing before
Alderman Eggleion. and, in addition TO being
fined, was held to bail to keep the peace.