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The FRUIT PRosPkcT.-A Communication
from thoroughly reliable writer, interested 70
know and present facts, informs, ms that the
reach crop h ruined IN Michigan. ~ well as IN
peaches, IN the West at least, this year. The
present aspect is that ne are TO have another
season a. 10 peaches like that o. 1856. The
-, "a trc,u -h.,est ..esr Fsen sncle
80 es-s ~>~a injured N sone places in Mich
uees nave y, orchards. and light crop Of
S ssp among s,g ysuns -"spstsd "-cs'oegs tn
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sudden Death i'm Church

PHILADELPHIA, March s.-Captain Timothy
Rogers: aged ~ years, surveyor for the Board
o. Underwriters, fell dead in the 10th street
the services, causing an intense sensation among
the congregation, Of which he was prominent
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SAD CASE or HYDRoPHoBIA.-Little Richard
a very interesting and promising hoy, years
old, son Of Samuel Claggett, ESQ, of Peters
vile district in this county, died the Sd inst,
with that most terrible mslady-hy drophobia
He was bitten January 3oth, in several places
about the face and neck by dog belonging 20
his father. The dog had never shown any
symptoms of rabies until he attacked this little
boy, after which he bit several OF Mr.. Clasgett's
stock, also two dogs and some o: the stock be-
longing TO Mr.. John Frazier, neighbor. The
dog was killed in Mr.. Frazier's ward. Strict
watch was kept over the animals bitten and all
known preyentives used with little Richard
After the expiration of a month, nothing APP
Pearng in either the boy or the animals 60 in
dicate this malady the painful apprehension OF
the parents and friends were i'm a great measure
removed, until on last Saturday he was seized
with unmistakable symptoms OF hydrophobia,
which continued TO increase until death put an
end to his sufferings on the afternoon of Mon
day. IL will be remembered that the seth of
January, the day this little boy was bitten, was
the coolest day known i'm this latitude for
many Years. This case supports the theory that
the extreme Of cold as well as that OF heat ma
develop rabies in dogs, which should be as care
fully guarded against in the cold ut winter a i'm
the heat of summer.-fredeTick (Nd.) cdiS.n,
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DorBLE MURDER IN ILLIxors.-A widow
iady, named Mrs. Lanxton, and her adopted
bed at their home, in Mattoon, Ill. on Thmr...
day morning, with their throats cut nom ear to
ear; A common case knife was fonnd stickins
right hand was grasping its haudle. Tia ho,i;es
ny in composed positiop, evidently hsvins
been Arranged after death and niceiy cover
with the bedclothes. son Of Mrs. LanKton -
De been arressed on suspicion Of having committed
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TIE ISLE OF SHOALS MURDEgs-Rs Mr.
deTer in CHstody.-In Portsmouth N. H. yes
terday, large crowd of indignant citizens were
gathered on the arrival Of Wagner, the alleged
breach of the peace. A guard of marines was
placed in charge of the station house where he
Is Temporarily confined. The name of the FAM
lily I'm which the tragedy occurred is Houtret,
not Huntress. Mr.. Houtret is Norweoian- and
an industrious and much respected fisherman.
Mrs. Houtret's condition is critical. The muir
dered women were of irreproachable Character
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DTwoIlttle girls, eleven and thirteen years
old, light the street lamps in Des Moines, Iowa.
~ s.Just to favor an old neighbor," ex-Presi-
dent johnson argued a case before Tennessee
Justice of the peace a few days ago.
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the legislature Of Rhode Island has ,..a,-
Azea marriages between blacks and whites.
On the sfs a ~ Ay, Tiaithfalirm M fsrEnslaud
sHone Of the sons Of Isabella. sx-ousen ar
SPa,n, tsa student In the uniyer,ity Of Vienna.
81. nnries Wed, % . said, reads Dickens
'or On nosc, esery night, before ne eoss to sleep
California; widow, just before ssnmit-
pil.d dnc ss rots e sfriend that Al ssaTiy
~,,..u Lei 70 cave he poor children." = - :,
SIc-day keAsas has 500 milss Of railroad
eqaYpe9 And In running order. Three years
ago me mad only about afty miles conplsted
Somebody sold dealer in human hair IN
Cleveland, Ohio, some hair that had been cat
ron, the head q . snan ~ patient, and the
/ ga Montreal man, In at OF drunken r...
At his wife, went b the cemetery and muti,afsd
costly monument she had placed over the r.
mains Of her first husband. S~e ~
n|In 1865 q colored girl Of chillicoth. oh;.
swallowed steel shawl pin. The pin has beer,
searching around her system for an oufles en-
since. but on Monday II entered her hrsn evef i
she died instantly. NV W am anu
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.aStanley's Agent Meafa From.
CaIcAeo, March ga. NJ. Doriand, agent
Tor stanley plbiishes q statement under oath
denying the allegation OF Stanley that he al.
seconded with the receipts of his lecture here.
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METAL EXPLosIoS.-Yesterday afternoon, at
about half past three O'Clock, a serious accident
occurred at the pillow works Of Spratt Il Johns
ton, in the lower part Of Allegheny. The men
were " pouring or at the time and one OF the
shanks of metal dropped from the hands of one
Of them, splitting its contents upon some slush
and ice on the floor. An explosion at once fol-
lowed, which ratified all the windows i'm the
vicinity, and was heard as far away as the Al
legheny Diamond. The molten metal lies sc at
tered in all directions, and two or three men
were more or less burned. Only one, however,
was seriously injured. young man named
William n. Welsh, an employe, who was at
tending the metal at the time, suffered a most
terrible burning. He will, 1t is said, lose one
eye, while his face is badly scalded.-P istsbafg
Ckroaicle, 6fh.
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The KaW York bank settlement.
NEW YoRK, March e.-The bank statement
10 as follows: Loans decrease, $3.50 900; specie.
increase e779, 100 legal tenders. decrease, 81,
25l 600; depositss decrease, s2,sS 400 crcula-
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The POLITICAL PRosPRcr IN Nvw u..n.
sHIRE-The New Hampshire DEMOCRATS claim
that II q fun party vote Is poIled at the eon,inc
the Congressmen OF The 1st and 81 distrjcts
while the result in the I'd district will denend
upon the amount Of money used by the Opposing
candidates. They say the credit mobilier mat
ter and the increase Of salaries bill have such q
disheartening effect upon the republican party
that they viii carry six senatorial districts and
leave no choice In another. iH
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Greys returned nom washington Yesterday,
somevhat fafiguesi bat in the best of spirits.
They express themsqives ashiehiy pleased with
fheif triD and treatment in Baltimore and
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TAR SfTUATIos IN New ORLsA rs.-Ouiet
reigns in New Orleans. The McEnory govern
ment Will organize resistance to the kellogg
A central committee has been formed with
branches in every parish. to resist and delay
the collection Of taxes. They declare their pur-
ton forced upon the people by the military
power Of the general government. 80
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Fne Hoereased Pay Of COugreSsnaen,
NEW YORK, March Sit is stated that the
Controller OF the Treasury declines paving the
the law Is wOrded ambiguously, and that the
necessary appropriations were not authorized
A great many Congressman are disappointed.
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A FARMER SrABBED BIT rHK ScHooIMA
TKR.-A terrible ARRAY occurred at school
house ca the SPRING. pike, few miles east
Of Dayton, Ohio, on Friday last, between
school teachsr named Cofaeh and a farmer
terribly beaten, and Miller stabbed SO despe-
rateiy thst he Win hardly recover The afffay
was caused by the expulsioa OF one of MilIer;s
daughters fnnm the school. C0field gaze him
self up to the authorities. 800 = q
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ExrLoRER STANLEY didn't eef verv fsvora-
BILE notices from the Chicago pres the morns,s
Times "Afser one has seen this rfecrSs-h ns
heard hin caeke his story. one cannot heI. en-.
tertaining rather poor opiniop on g. -s1P.sn
Die aoc,er Tor allowing such psrson 70 discaS-
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SINGULAR SCENE AT AN ELECTIoN.-Quite
AN exciting time was had OH town-meetiug day,
IN Union Grove, in giving money TO stephen
hnapP-the democrats commencing by giving
81 each; not to buy his vote of course, but IN
contribute to a needy and worthy man. Thos
Close gave one, and remarked that he would
give as much as any other man in the crowd"
John Whitney then "caRe down" with v,
which was followed by another from Mr.. Close.
The contest then was to see which party would
contribute the most, but on figuring up the
amounts were q tie-eaeh party had given Sl3.
which was given TO the old man, who returned
his hearty thanks. He was then furnished
tickets and told to vote as he pleased, after
which he was lei TO the sleigh. given three
hearty cheers by both parties, and returned
home to gladden. the hearts OF his wife and chill
dren with the news OF his success at town meet
g.-i,ouahkeelsie ". u EdaL,. On.
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APrArEs IN SPAIN.-The report that the bill
dissolving the Spanish assembly and ordering
elections i'm Spain and Porto Rico had been
defeated in the assembly il untrue as il il
absurd. Debate has not yet begun. The gov
ernor OF Malaga has sent in his resignation,
giving as q reason that his authority Is not
respected by the popalace, who are pillaging
the homes of the wealthy. A contradiction Il
given that the Spanish governmenthas received
an intimation that the European powers will
Jointly refuse TO continue diplomatic relations
with Spain il a federal republic b proclaimed.
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Bakldtug Societies ~. Ltfe Insurancs.
me oruIaary course or = house building AsSO-
cation IN ST Loms, says the Globe at that city,
has been As follows: The capital stock Is Fixed
at from $500 200 to 81 900 eco in shares OF 81 400
each. A company, with a capital OF saw as00 :
600, organizes with a. many officers and direc-
tors as choose TO work without paw. IL has no
diffculty in finding secretary who viii furnish
the Office room and do all the secretary's work
for seO0 year, and sioo more will cover the
totsl outlay fer expenses.
Tie stock Is paid for by monthly instslments
OF IS in each share, and applications for loans
from those members who wish 20 build houses
are granted in the order in which they are re-
ceived. The association has 81 500 a month 60
loan TO its members, and it is all applied for in
advance, 20 that none of il lies idle IN the treas
ury. Borrowers secure the association BY q
deed OF trust on the property on which they
wish 70 build, and pay monthly interest at the
rate OF ten per cent. per annum.
The summing up of the business is, that In
from seven TO ten years the payments Of from
$4,000 70 $4,000 are represented by sJoo,Ooo
sought an investment have had a net return 81
nearly eleven per cent, and those who have
sought home have obtained one by paying a
little more than the monthly rents they would
have had to pay, without ever getting any
nearer To independence OF landlords.
Such an association has not merely the merits
Of its design and method to recommend il. Ii
Is enabled to secure better architectural service
and make better contracts for building, and the
work supplies a reasonable ami safe demand,
and is free nom speculation and danger OF any
kind.
We have half dozen or 50 of such companies
in operation in our city; they manage and i'm
vest an annual income Of from 500 900 20
100000 at an expense of about $4,000. COM
pare these figures with the statistics OF the life
insurance Of this city, which show that ont VI
a total income Of 81 800 600 the amount OF
81 800 600 went to pay policy holders, and
81 400 900 To paw salaries and Office expenses,
the balance of the income being reserved % be
distributed i'm the same proportion at some
future time.
The contrast between the two kinds Of COM
panies is striking enough 10 make every one
acknowledge that, whatever may be the merits
OF the life insurance system, the house-building
system is insomparably more advantage
not only 20 the members, but 10 the community
at large.
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ANOTHER BATTLE IN CHICAGO between
POLICEMEN AND RoUeHs.-About 10 o'clock
last night another fight occurred between police
men and roughs, in Chicago. Oaicer Cudmore
arrested John Honlihan, when he ives Get upon
oy Honiihans friends, who released the pr.'>
the bali taking erect I'm donlihan,s side IN,
hictine painful but not dangerous. Honi;har
vas then arrested and taken to to the stas;on'
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V'HE EAPiDIrT ASSpp Ease WITH WHICH

NE hAfhA1H 10R "a Win WHICH
are removed sne the TEES relieved, - aiIins, frem
Buniens, Bad y Ails, &C., e DR. WHITES tstAb-
quite srrprsing 70 persouo unaccustomed 90 his
snethod o. which u entirely different from
nall Q, aneins deep iato the 6unton, distressinsy
lalnfui nsthod end one which Obliged the sufferer
o. oontns sed no aosee tended % shorten iifS, 4
49, % nske i.s isss se.ant "a useful, blt Dr.
ytha1f lteant thsss iittie o. DGan, no ioss
q tim, and none 30 suitable shoes b vcFn the
s.rs th2ush ths fset icing yssdso sonstantiy Cors
nsias sh0es, and industrious lersons thiak there 4
sssi1.oSsny time, comfort And bath y an occa-
fect that shoCsAnds Of psrsons, nsn0 q ehen those
e 49, - nSpss: IN public and priysss ls eoas iron
TO refer. =. ~Ssssss'- -.
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7 Gov. WARMoTH has returned to Louisiana.
INTERNAL RByENuE-The receipts from this
source to-day were SSas 331.
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AS lcY PaExoNENox.-8ir. Rufus G. Chris-
uan, Oh North Fenton, reports that q wooden
pau containing about tour inches OF water, was
nights, in his kitchen, and it vas founS - cS,o
morning tnat the water had frozen in 4 xry
peculiar manner, On icicle having formed ~
he.s Sfn ~ish a6a rep tsRsrinsX 70 an eve8
half an inch In diameter at tke ton. md sSons
three incheAin 0iameter ut the bottom.
ga female student of medicine ont vest
man to cut up" w. ouy
child was born at McKeansburp.
weighed but eight ounces. and was Veil scrn.cd
AM, nna perdect IN every way. 1t was still living at
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Clergyman, while residing In South .Amsrica,
= missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, 1arly Decay {,
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
vicious habiss. 0reet numbers have been cured By
this noble remedy. Prompted BY desire to benedt
the afiicted and unfortunate will send the recipe
for pre- pairing and using this medicine, tn sealed
envelope, to any one who needs IT. Ess q CMass.
Address, JOSEPH +. INMAN,
station d, Bible House,
mar27ly New York Oity.
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New York Notes.

LEGISLATIVE INVESTIGATION OF BOSS TWEED.
NEW YORK, March SIT is reported from
Albany that the legislative investigation i'm the
case OF Senator Tweed will commence here next
week. 1t is also reported that
LOBBY RING
has been organized there under whose auspices
certain legislation is to he sought with the view
to extorting money from the life insurance com
panies in this city.
GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS
is seriously MI of species of typhoid fever.
THE sACANNEL MURDER TRIAL.
The jury in the Scannell murder case came
into court this morning, and having asked and
obtained from the judge instructions as to what
constituted insanity, retired for further DELHI
Grafton.
THE JURY UNABLE TO AGREE.
The jury i'm the Scannell case again entered
the courtroom and announced through their
foreman their utter inability to arrive at a YER
dict, even if they were locked up for a fort
night. Judge Brady was, however, stern in
his dett rmination to keep them locked up, say
ing they have had evidence enough to bring IN
verdict. They again retired. 40
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ITO DEALERS IN ToBAGCO, SNUFF AID
Il CIGARS.

j take pleasure in announcing 10 nv cuxfop,sys
IN sshingtOn and TO O. alers generally hss have
established o Branch Store at No eO3 7fh street
northwest, one door from northeast corner n and
have stocked 10 with large and well assorted sriey
- al ne popular brsnds Of Tobacco, Cigars and
hsSi' JAMES WALLACE.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
March 18th, 18th and 18th. lS7S,
CHARLES MscEVOY'S
ORIGINAL HIBERNGCON,
Illustrating the Scepery. Music and Antiquities of
IRELAND.
New and appropriate Sopgs, Scenery, Music, Dances,
Character 81 etches, Violin and Piano Solos, etc.
The new dramatic Episode, entitled IRISH
hearts. will ~ rendered bv the
H4BERSICON COMEDY COMPANY.
Grand Matinee Saturday az o'clock at reduced
prices: Admission, trout chairs 5ocents; back seats,
% cents. ms ct
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1.-THE CONGRESSIONAL RECoRD."-The de-
bates Of the extra session Of the Senate are now
printed at the government printing Office, un-
der the title Of the Congre ssiondi Record. The
Record win be printed there until a contract is
made by the joint committee on printing.
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ALWAYS FRESH ATTRACTIONS

ALWAYS FRESH ATTRACTIONS
Though n would seem that the One Dollar Bn.;
and that II to tell you would seii eood. ~or,
two dollars for dollar, you would probsl v e Al
me hunbns. SUI am bound to cs1 ys1r sttsu-
LADIES' UNDERGRADUATES
JEST received by which in all respects will chsI
Ie2ge your admiration, AID you certainly will be
ONLY ONE DOLLAR EACH
ia,so have been enabled, through the failure Of a
saEg- EVERY Establishment, lay before Gu very
LAA-eone and large wy
ASSORTMENT OF JEwELRY,
From 50 cents mp to 81, which. In point aS anisb.
c~mDazs fasorsbiy with gold goesr ard III rof,
from one dollar up will no; tarni.h, aud war,
rsnted tSr twelve months. They consist Of sSspt
lecs.yks Of Sleeve Buttons.
80 Gents, studs. ..a -
3 Gents Pins.
10 !" Ladies, Sets -..
bIscsls.s, RaSSssr and Jsi Goods &c. s &C.
One case Gsaies' Iron Frame Hose, s,aalar
Rods, three pair fer q.
vossoly known, three pair Tor 81
A hert,esq-e, I shall Away. epdesvor to desc
ssois., nni PA iaSos. and you will always get Jour
S1LVERBERo,S,
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
sis sEvENrH STREET,
fets-tr near Pennsyivani avenue.
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Ex- REPRreESTATlyE JKssE Fl. MOORE, Of
Illinois, Is said to be an applicant for the sec
ond auditorship OF the Treasury.
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TELE6SAlIs TO THE STAR.
Ms Afterneon's Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.


From Europe To-Day.
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION OF A cARTIDGE FAC.
PARIs, March Ga terrible explosion oc-
CURED YESTERDAY AfsArncQp IN q cartridge man
ufactery at Fort Mont Valeriei. Twenty-eight
persons were injured, twelve OF whom, il is
stated, cannot possible recover.
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT ELECTED.
LONDON, March s.-Col. Egertiou Leigh,
Conservative, has been elected member OF
Parliament Tor MIDI Cheshire.
THE GERMAN EVACUATION OF FRANCE
LONDON, March s-A special dispatch from
Berlin to the London Pines, says the govern
financial guarantees for the day, at the desig
mated time, of the last milliard francs OF the
war indemnity, and that negotiatiens between
the two governments for the entire evacuation
early day have already been commenced.
KxcIrFNENT IN MADRID.
The Daily Telegraph this morning has special
cinity OF the Palace Of the Cortes were thronged
with people daring the session Of the Assembly
yesterday and much excite ment prevaile De-
tachments OF the civic guard were stationed at
various strategic points in Anticipation Of an
outbreak. The same dispatch states that Senior
Figueras, president of the council, will to-day
propose a motion Tor the dissolution of the As
sembly.
ONE HUNDRED PERSONS INJURED.
PARIS, March SIT h reported this morning
that one hundred persons were injured by the
explosion in the cartridge manufactory at Fort
THE BILL FOR THE DISSOLUTION OF THE As
sENBLY.
MADRID, March s.-The committee Of the as
sembly having charge Of President Figucras'
. bill for the dissolution Of the assembly, aud
other purposes, is still in conference with the
ministry. A compromise is sought by which
the threatl ned crisis may be avoided. At
late hour last night nothing had been made
public concerning the probable issue of the
conference Among the reports current I'm
Madrid this morning is one to the effect that
mixed directory will be appointed to assume
Fegueras, RiverO, Orense, Martos, and Caste
lar, under the presidency of Pi Y. Maryall.
republican. Dispatches from the provin-
ces are not disturbed by the movements of
the Carlists. 1t is reported that quiet pre-
walls. 4 band OF men which was at
tempting to leave the province of MadTid to
join the Carlists forces, was Overtaken by gov
eminent troops and dispersed after short con-
hict fifteen of the band, including the chief
were killed and one hundred taken prisoners
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mara-ly


ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
w JOHN T. FORD Proprietor and Manager.
SATURDAY EVENING, March 8,
Positively last performance Of
GUY MANNERING,
in which e.
CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN rs
viii appear for the sixth and last time as
NEG MERRILLES
On MONDAY, March 10, 3
second and last week of .-
CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN.
When she " i'll appear as QUEEN CATHERINE, in
Shakespeare
HENRI Y VII.
Seats for the second week of Miss Cue hman'- en-
gagement can be secured to day at the Office of the
Opera House. ms
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Happy relief for Young Men from the Effects o,
errors and abuses in early life. Manhood restored.
Impedirnepts to marriage removed. New method Of
treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free in sealed envelopes Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South 9Th
street, Philadelphia, Penn; an institution having
high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
fessfonal skill. dee7.eo3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Caution.

LEA PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Bnyers are cautiOned to avoid the numerous Coun-
t.rfeits and limitations offered for sale.
JOHN DUNCANS SONS, New 1ork,
.c,fs1 awIy Agents for the United States.
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THE FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS have been
made in the Office of the L. S. Treasurer, in &C
cordance with the result Of the recent competi-
tive examination:-Beriah G. Underwood, New
York, to class four; Myron B. w. Hough, New
York, and John Kingdom, District Of Column
bia to class three; Maurice l.. Muhleman, Mis-
souri,, and James T.. Reynolds, New York, to
class two.
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BUT FEw prominent members Of the House
have yet gone home. Mr.. Dawes left on Wed
nesday to look after the Senatorial contest in
his state. Cakes Ames has gone to his home at
North Easton, Mass. Roosevelt, too, has left
us, but he will not be missed. H.
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BACHELORS Hair Dye 10 the best in the world;
the only trHe and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
taneous black OF brown, at all druggists, and 16
Bond street, New York. f3-eoly