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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHlyGToN, Dec. 23.--There was full
Cabinet meeting to-day except Attorney
General Alderman and Secretary Robson.
This Is the last that will take place until
january 81, unless some emergency arises.
The Star believes that the President will
appoint Fred. Douglas one of the commits
sioners to Hayti.
DR.. Andrew Lewis, of Indiana, ex-reve-
nue. collector, has been arrested on the
charge of embezzlng the public funds.
The Departments will be closed on Mon
dav, and at noon every day next week.
Minister Schencks commission has been
signed.
Several days ago Acting Attorney-Gen-
eral Bristow was consulted by Louisiana
Senator, and in response to inquiries gave
an informal opinion, without thoroughly
examining the question, to the effect that
the withdrawal of a Presidential nomina-
ton made to the senate to fill the place Of
an officer suspended would, to certain eX-
tent, confirm the suspension, and release
the bondsmen of the person sought to be
removed. Therefore, Yesterday, after a
brief discussion, the Senate declined com.
pliance with the request Of the President
to withdraw the name Of Blanchard, nomi-
mated for postmaster of New Orleans in
place of Lowell, suspended, and for the
purpose Of fixing a precedent passed re-
solution that under the tepure-of-oftice law,
in case of the rejection OF nominee, the
old incumbent remains, without filing a
new bond, until his successor shall be con-
firmed by the Senate. 1t was thought the
precedent could only be established in this
manner, and no disrespect was intended to-
ward the President.
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THOMAS J. EVANS. Esq, D. q. de 0 Faw
COMMISSIONER S FFICE, !

IL, y
NOX AGAINST COX'S EXEC'R AND
OF THE CITY of RICHHOND.-By decree
entered In this cause on he 18th day or June, $780,
II 10 ord red that the same be referred 10 one or
the commissioners or this courrto u ke AN ac ounL
Edward Cox, deceased, upon ht testator's estate,
and also legstet accodLts, showing what cacn OF
the leu OF Edward Coz. deceeses, Is entitled
to re eve under his VIII, and what amounts eath
one has received Ii any, from the said executor,
or otherwise, cha at able with On account OF hrs
or her legacy Nth TIE balance due to each ore;
and also on account or the outstanding debts aud
liabilities of The lie tator's estate the amounts
thereof seyerally and 10 whom coming, and shs
order and priority thereof aud also 70 Inquire and
make report TO the court Ia what form thu ass Is
OF the estate are now held by the executor. And
the said Ie:utor Is d ected to render To the said
commissioner an account OF his administration as
tores sid and such information as Is H. hi, po yer
in regard to the other matt rs OF sGeount aso In
Ard tae said Commits iUn-r is dire ted to t3ks,
audit and sta G sad accounts. aDd make satd In.
uulry and report the same TO his court with any
mat er specially stated deemed serJntnt by him,
or req ired by any part, to DC go STATED but before
ny to take the So accourta The snid COM
missioner shall notice OF the time and place
OF king tn. same to be published onee we. FOR
four weeks In some ~spaper published m hlch-
mond c,t7, and IL shall be isalent 10 personal
service or such notice on all tee par les 10 this
suit except the plaintiff and defendant, Henry
Cox executor OF dwsrd lex. aecessed ana a ~
rec I'd 10 take as primd Jdcie corr. ct but hale 10
be. sur harged and falls He'd any expdite &c :ounts
heretofore settled by the said execute. and cons
hrmed b. u court OF competent Jurisdist'ou."
The parties inter ested are hereby notified inst
have fixed on TUE Day, the 80 OF puary. 1871,
al 10 O'Clock A. NJ. At my Office, in tie city OF
III hmond as the time ana place to take tne Ac-
counts and make tn inquiries dlreced by the Tore
going decree. THOS j. EYheS.
de3--1sw4w commissioned
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no,,,a effr BTarkefs- TRY TrIEGRAPH1

Nav YORK. Dec. 2s-Eoeal.- lour = shade
oTs Whsss vs1y @ Ssfn a sanae Cot
ton opened active and higher. but Is now qu,st
sales, 900 bales; upands, lsAc; Orleans, lssc'
81 tt@s2.ls. Freight. m. ,o.
Eusning Cotton quiet and unchanged; sales;
500 bales at ~ F9nr ssss 9p WGiskeV
active at Csc. y heat quiet ana very nrm winter
red ard amber ives ern VI. 45gSl 81. Corn Scarce
PORK a''e ola; SO IS; ne@, SO IS Beef steaay
Lard irIner at l2tc. Turpenttne quiet. kosin
lrmer. Tallow steady az sa9Ssc. Freights firm
cotton. per steam, 3.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 2s.-Flour firm with In
creased sales at unc hanged prices. Wheat en-
tirely unchanged, with choice scarce. Proyi.
sions dull. Oats, ssc. Rye firm at SOGsoc. Whis-
vi V}irgIHis e's-old, Cot bid. 50 asked; 'ses, O.
NORFOLK. Dec. as.-Cotton Arm; low mid Id.
| dslngs Na@l43c. Receipts, l:s:s bales; FOR ne
week. s7s bales. Sales, 800 bales; for the week
| 1850 bales. Stock 7. l2s bales
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2s,- Flour hrm. Corn guits
and unchanged: Provisions firm. Mess s p1 POI <,
RIBS, 12sc.; clear sides. lsc hiskey, s7Gssc
Bagg1ng firm and unchanged.
kEw ORLEANS, Dec. %. Cotton in fair demand
and advanced to LaQl4ic IL soz Dsie e..
sales 500 bales. Sugar nSm; PRIME PRIME sGsSc
' Gold, III. Sew York sight, tat discount.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 2,.-Cotton active ant
receipts, ?, ~ bales exports to Great Britain
| 24so bales coastwise, lSos bales; stocA' o. ~
| bales.
MOBILE, Dec. as.-Cotton quiet and frin
sales, 900 bales receipts, att Daes &
| Hrcat ltaio, s2s baies; co8st"ise' S'' o"i''
| stock, el, TEL bales.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 23.-Tobs Geo actiye iugs
S5 5OlS$s7 rs; common to medium leaf, SEQ sli.1o
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DIR. KEYsER

Is a physician of over thirty years. expert
ence, and a graduate OF the Jefferson Medical
College, and Of the University Of Medicine and
surgery Of Phiadelphia.
Mr.. II. T. HEMBoLD: Dear sir,-1n regard to the
question asked me as to my opinion about Buchu.
would say that have used and sold the article In
various forms for the past thirty years. / do not
think there Is any form or preparation oft have
not used or known to be used, In the various dis
eases where such medical patent would be indi-
Gated. You are aware, as well as myself, that IL
has been extensively employed in the various dis
eases of the bladder and kidneys, and the reputa-
tlon 1t has acquired, In my Judgment Is warranted
by the facts.
have seen and used. as before stated, every
form OF Buchu-the powdered leaves, tincture,
fluid extracts. and am not cogniz ant Of any pre-.
paralon of that plant at all equal to yours Twelve
vears, experience ought 1 think, to give me the
right 10 Judge of Its merits, and, without prejudice
or pariality give you precedence over all Others
value your Euchu for It's effects on patients.
have cured with It, and seen cured with 1t, more
diseases Of the bladder and kidneys than have
ever seen cured with any other Buchu or any othel
proprietary compound Of whatever name.
Respectfully yours, &C.,
GEO. H. KEYsER, ri. D.,
No. 14o Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa
August II, 1895.
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INFORMANT LIFE INSURANCE CASE De-
,.cL2.--., suit against the Mutual Benefit
Ii" Insurance Company. of New Jersey,
H.. :lo.oDG insurance, has just been decided
h., tuo United states District Court at Pitts
>u.., Jud2e M'kenon presiding, In favor
Il Tho &...-,nce Of the insured party, who,
Il Is. p"H,, committed suicide, on which ac-
',.Ht Tie company refused to pay. Nearly
, 81. IL" iGcncc III the case WAS to the sim
81" ,,lut a. 10 the fact Of INSANITY. The
IT, ~ used to l.. that suicide vitiated life
J. ..! Of Insurance. several high judicial
.~a~i ;@e theory that insanity is disease,
aad that il il leads 10 death to policy-holder
- much entitled to recover his insurance
a. il death resulted from fever or other ma
tu.u cali>c or accident.
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aud verbose, and calls for information
enough to keep two or three commissions
Of scientific men, politicians, and diplomats,
II bent on thorough work, busy for year
or two"
Abiding to the debate; and especially
referring to Mr. Sumner, the Tribune says:
Doubtless he has been imprudent, Bit
ter, and unjust, but at least he was senate
rial. Some of his antagonists appear to
have behaved like Bowery boys at Tam
many primary meeting. These Senator's
may forget themselves, as the Republic
Will, In time, forget them; but neither
their irsolence nor his own mistakes can
now permanently affect the sure place Of
Charles Sumner in the esteem of his fell
iow:.!citizens and the history of his coun-
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miscellaneous Domestic News by
telegraph.

AeASNFbpNs
The New Orleans P,cayune says there /!
great indignation at the rejection O.
Blanchard's nomination for postmaster o.
that city, and resolution will be intro
duced In the Legislature demanding thai
Senator's Harris and Kellogg, of Louisiana,
shall resign. oo -
Three steamers arrived at Havana from
Spain yesterday with $500 troops.
Navigation at St. Louis yesterday was
entirely suspended by ice.
The receipts Of cotton at all United States
ports for the past week were 131, 800 bales
Exports-To Great Britain, 7,173 bales ; to
other foreign ports, 1920 bales. Stock,
491 ,240 bales.
Fifteen hundred pounds of nitro-glyce.
rine exploded at the Hoosac tunnel, Mas.
sachusetts, yesterday morning, blowing
John Volsar, the superintendent, to atoms.
Five inches of snow fell at Fortress Mon.
roe, Va, Thursday night.
All reports from the North represent the
weather as very severe.
A large number Of Congressman left
Washington yesterday for their homes.
Political matters In Washington were
quiet yesterday.
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to his recently-purchased farm IN pr,roo
biaMost county. Mr.. Waddell brings the
waiooro. 1es,.monaals of character. and we
10 our midst. A number of northern. san
tlemeh have been sojourning here for s ave.
RAJ days, prospecting with the view nf MIR
cnaslng land. We are sadly in need Of cant
tai and labor, and chronicle with nleae,,ro
al VINO come here to permanently settle
anu loentty their interest with our own
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The Georgia EIectIon-Reported Dem.
ocrattc Success.

AUGUSTA, GA, Dec. 23.-The Democratic
ticket is elected In Richmond county by 500
majority.
The Democrats carry the fifth congress
sional district by over 1000 majority, elect
ing S. a. Corker and D. NJ. Dubose to
Congress-. They also elect four-fifths of the
members of the Legislature.
1t is believed the Democrats elect all the
county officers in Chatham county, and
members of the Legislature: Payne and
Mcintyre Dems.) are probably elected to
Congress in the first district, and Rufus E.
Lester State Senator from Lexington. The
Democrats carry Oglcthorpe by 900 major,
ity, Floyd by 1000, Chattooga, Polk, and
Cherokee. ?. N. B. Young (Dem.) is elect
ed to Congress from the seventh district.
The Democrats also carry Covington,
Newton. Walker, Muscogee, Chattahoo-
chez, Steward, Harris, Talbot, Dooley,
Outman, Early, and Sumter counties. The
Republicans carry Bibb, Macon, Houston,
and Wilkinson counties.
Wright (Dem.) is thought certainly to be
elected to Congress.
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCMU.
A PERMANENT CURE OF GRAVEL
OF TWELVE YEARS STANDING
STONE PASSED AND TO
BE SEEN.
BURNSIDE, CONN, Dec. Is, 1890.

BURNSIDE, CONN.,, Dec. Is, 1880.
DR.. Helmbold:
Dear S!r,-It is with much pleasure that write
you upon facts respecting myself do not know
hardly how to express myself. have been for the
last ten or t"elye years the greatest sufferer man
could be and live; but more sometimes than others.
TIE complaintwas the " kidneys" and "bl .ddsr.''
Have consulted doctors both in Massa5 husetts and
this state, and taken pis, may say, By the quart,
also hquorsd medicines; but found no relief
from any, and got worse the last SIX months.
was so that ] could SCARCELY get about.
could not rest night or day, It would
soon have been san up' with me II I
had not seen your advertisement In the Berkshire
Courier headed "Kidneys." read 1t through,
and thought would try 1t. Ipurchased a bottle,
but, mind you, had not much faith In II. Why
should L when had been trying so many things
and cost me 80 muchP Well, began taking it. and
before hsd taken the first bottle felt bad bu.
finished It and got another. By the time took
half Of the second still got worse apparently.
When walked It seemed as If my right kidney
was falling from Its place, and felt really bad.
felt so be fore had finished the second that had
made up my mind 1t was no use trying any more !;
and ell this time the Buchun was doing its work,
but did not know 1t, so gave 1t up and went to
Hartford, TO one OF the best doctors in the city.
have TO undergo IN operation. He gave me medi-
cine, and went home quite down.hearted. On
Sunday was uns' lie to go to church. I had not
taken any Of his medicines, but on my return con-
tinued using "Buchu," and late In the afternoon
Of that day passed tie uglest stone or gravel you
ever saw, covered with little pieces which coll
lected together. It looks the color OF a mud tur-
tie, and hard IS O flint. 80 you see the "Buchu ="
was doing Its work, although was feeling so
badly. procured another bottle, thinking there
might he others; but since that passed. which Is
eight weeks ago last Sunday have been as well
as ever was in my life. have the stone securely
wrapped, ard those who have seen 1t in this place
are surprised. This ia true story Of my case,
and you are welcome to make such use Of my name
as you think proper. am pretty well known In
Berkshire; also In Connecticut. The advertise
ment saved me. Why not publish moreP The
Springfield Republican Ia widespread paper,
II any one wishes to see this wonder they can
do so. could write all day, but think have
eaid enough for this time. as remain ever your
well-wtsher, EDWARD l.. HOWARD,
Psper-make Burnside, Hartford county, Ct.
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beauty and Booty I'm Pestscoats .
IhriiunS Experience of an Ohio
Farmer-How Lady Lost Her
Game by q Profuse Display or Lea.
fher.
The following incident, which occurred
last week In Guernsey county, O., has q
flavor Of the times when Dick Turpin and
kindred spirits worked their own sweet
land":
A gentleman going to Cambridge in a
tWo-horse carriage, for the purpose of pay.
ing taxes, was accosted by well-dressed
lady, who asked the privilege of riding
with him to the village. He had pair OF
eXcltable horses, and hesitated about risk
ing lady's life behind them. But she de.
clared she was not bit afraid, and the gen.
tleman at last consented to let her share his
seat.
She was sprightly companion, and the
gentleman was beginning to congratulate
himself upon having her society, when In
changing her position the lady displayed
not the dainty ankle and accompanying
stocking that he expected to see, but pair
OF unmistakable mems boots Here was 8
surprise indeed. Instantly visions Of all
the burglaries and highway adventures
that have recently made Guernsey county
rs pleasant an abode as mining district Of
California flashed across his mind. The
royal Dane was not more appalled, at the
appearance of his fatherly ghost than was the
farmer at these innocent pair of boots. No
more he thought about
Her feet beneath her petticoats.
Like little mice, stole In ard out"
but only Of the awful things which might
happen from = pair Of boots appearing in
such place. "Robber' was the only ex-
PLANTATION that appeared possible to him;
and he acted upon that idea. Politely
ignoring the liberal display Of calf Gt was
mentionable here) he drove along as if
nothing had happened-less profuse in his
compliments, but thinking very rapidly.
Suddenly he dropped his whip by the road
side, and as he could not leave his horses in
charge Of the young lady, he was reluctant
ly compelled to request her to get out and
return it.
Exercising the usual carefulness of her
sex in protecting her feet from the gaze of
vulgar men, she descended, picked up the
whip, and handed it to her companion.
This was the supreme moment of his life !!
Instantly striking the horse one tremendous
blow, he sped away with the speed OF the
wind, and left the fair damsel staring after
him in vacant wonder. After driving mile
or two he toned down his chargers, land made
an inspection of the lady's mutf, when he dis
covered q beautiful revolver, with six holes
in one end, and the other end flied with
little brown metallic cases, all ready for i'm
mediate action. In the satchel of the fair
stranger was a nice set Of burglars tools,
with which she doubtless practced in her
moments Of relaxation. The gentleman,
of course, imagines that he fell IN with a
dangerous mana burglar and highway
! man, in short but as it is the seX's priv
ilege to carry rcvolycrs, and to use them,
too, if need be. of course he is mistaken.
He merely saw the velvet drawn back from
the tigers claw-a sight which many poor
fellow is often RECALLED with, without being
surrounded by such plquant circumstances.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Eew York Stock and Money Markets.

view Hork STOCK and Money Markets.
NEW YORK, Dec..s Noon. Stocks very quiet.
money hiRher. Geld lloa. Eterling-Long, loo :
short. ltoi. '82's 1914.
hceHsna.-Money. 7per cent gold. Sterling, 100
@iopt. Gold, 1los@rloh Governments steady.
ooushern securities neglected. Tennessee s,s, e2i
new, os.. virginia e's, CIT new, O.. Louisiana
os' ~ new "a. Leree SIS, TO; s's ss Alabama
s's, 1904; 5's, 10. Georgia Gs, 81; rs o.. North
carolina U.s. a.; new, 2oa. South Carolina s's, IS
new, 67s
Ldter.-MnTey was stringent all the afternoon
Mt - per eena currency up to commission.
The demand for currency from the interior is very
great and the banks are shipping $500, 900 daily.
Gold was quiet all day.
Governments--'e9s, 1914; 'e4's, lot; 1858. lo7.
new 1893; 'ers, 1901; 'ss's, 1let; 1o.4o's. Ioea
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

RICHMOND, VA. 0tc. S!h, To 0.
CTUART AND WIFE VS.. DABNEY'S
y ADAI~ IsTEATOk FIT ELs.-sy decree
entered In the above c.use by The Chsncery
Court of the city CT Richmond on the 9TH In
slant, among DINER THUS 1t is orde cd that.
the commissioner to whom he case is refer
red shall report An accoun. o: ali tie deots
due rom The estate OF howard n. Dabney de.
celsed, sno from the estate Of Susan a. naoney,
deceased and shall give notice TO the crcd't,rs OF
the time AMI place for proving thelc debts or
claim, by pu6lica 'ion once week for four sue .
cess We weeks in one Of the newspapers published
In the city OF Richmond, which publication shall
be quivalenIt t, personal service u notice upon
the parties
All parties interested In the said decree are here
by nut,ded that the undersigned, to whom has
been referred The papers III the above cause h s
fXed upon the 81 Gay II January, 1871 It O'Clock
Z. NJ. at his SAID office, TO execute the require
ments OF said decree.
HENRY HUDNALL,
Co Commissioner In Chancery.
THOMAS J. EVANS, ESD .. q. de Ftw
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4 COUNTRY PEDAGoGUE once having the
misfortune 10 have his school-house burnt
down, was obliged to removeto new one,
where he reprlmanded one of his boys, who
misS-Speit 4 number Of words, by telling
him be did not spell as well as when he was
il the old schoUl-house. I" Weu, thomehoW
or nother." said the urchin, with scoWl,
L" can't ethackly git the hang Of this ERE
ncW school house"
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T.sST NE SIC, yi;:;ii H. DEC 20, :e}t.
ARRIVE,
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman. 'aw York, mer-
Gu ndlse and o ssengers, Joun W. Wyatt.
steamer Ellie Knight, Travis, 'lt'mcre, mer-
chaudise and passengers. 5 IN. =. Brett.
chuoner j. NJ. FurIand Earland, New YORK,
salt, y G. Tardy Il Co.
SAILED,
Steamer J5nu Sylvester clifford, Norfolk, rsr.
Chan i!se and passengers. l.. b. Tatum.
asM)KAHLUM.
WEST PoIsT, Dee. %. Arrived. steamer Adult
rsl EcvDold, Is rlt more, merchandise and passcn-
GER ork kiyer Railroad Company, aud sailed
on return.
AQUA CREEK, Dec. So Arrived, steamer Geor-
rsai na. Colmar,. merchandise and PASSENGERS,
R.chnoad, Fredericksburg md Potomac Railroad
Comp ny, and sailed on return.
FORTRESS MONROE. Va, Dec: 23..Arrlved,
brig Alrulo, from Turks Island for Baltimore.
Pas. ed oal, nr'g Harry, fol Matanzas. north-
east storm is prevailing.
NEW lokK, Dec. 23.-Arrived, tteamer Leo,
SGya, II b,
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THREE MEN were arrested in Baltimore
on Thursday, charged with stealing mail
bag from the post-o1ice. They gave their
names as Peter Johnson, Nicholas Henry,
and Thomas Mellish. They stated that they
were tlom New Jersey; that they had gone
to Richmond in search of employment.
Not securing any, they came to Washing
ton, aud thence to this city. They were re-
leased BdltimOre Sun.
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Pacific SOLUTION OF THE PHILADELPHIA
SENATORIAL ELECTIoS.-Thlladeip hia, Dec.
- ne return judges have completed the
cp4uting OF votes, and have given the GER
:.U.4lc 10 Dcchert, the Democratic candi-
la.e tor Senator. No returns were thrown
out, and the majority is not materially
ch1ngca from the result as before pub
i>hcG 4 large police force were on duty
il the neighborhood, but no difficulty &C.
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NIRaIN1A.-An Office is established at
Martin, $ station, Pulaski county, Virginia.
and Mary W. Huford appointed postmis,
tress on Virginia and Tennessee railroad.
Lyy,nchburg to Goodson. At Lebanon. Rus.
sell county, j. I. Comann is appointed
postmaster, vice P. B. Hewritzer. removal.
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Horace Greeley and the President
The San Domingo Commission

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The Tribune to-
day, discussing the San Domingo furry,
says:
"One lesion of the recent outburst at
Washington j. not far to seek. The Prest-
dent must select for commissioners under
the senate's resolution, should 1t pass the
House, men whom the whole country
knows and will trust. We cannot anofo
any more doubts about this matter.
The report of tina commission must be SO
clear. and the men who make 1t must stand
so hiph. that their verdict will be accepted
with unquestioned readiness as an END oil
the strife, The resolution itself 10 clumsy
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ILL TIE articles OF value hich have been
..' iy deposited in the Treasury Depart
l,", slice ohout the year 1921, which have
Remained larked away in the vaults with.
.r.. aa ID" her. have recently been carefully
Examined AUS; inyentoried for the informa'
c.aA d. 'av Secretary. The list is quite q
Ill.,, one. and some Of the articles Of jew.
,..., }e..D>. &C, are OF rare value. There
81, ,,r"..I lH.gr packages in the list con
1.....,-r rv.ire o! the late Southern Conted-
t.a.,. Confederate and Southern State
,....>. a well a other interesting matters.
"4s1.uyt14 telegram.
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The population Of Maryland under the
new census is 90,045-an increase IN ten
years Of 1898.
The Methodist Episcopal Church South
Is about to erect a new church edlace ~
Frederick city, Nd.
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The Ecl1DSe.

LONDON, Dec. 22.-Tbe weather Is cloudy
to-day. The solar eclipse was seen imper-
fectly in the south of England, but was
clearly observed in the north, particularly
at Wick,
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REFERS TO

DR.. MACK, Burnside, Conn.,;
DIR. WRIGHT, North Lee, Mass.;
DIR. HOLKUM, North Lee. Mssa.;
DIR. ADAMS, Stockbridge, Mass;
DIR. SCOTT, North Manchester, Conn;
DIR. JACQUES, auckland Corners, Conn;
DIR. BEARsFoRD, Hartford, Conn.
All OF whom treated me for the disease.