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To Rent.

VNHE BUILDING FORMERLY OCCUPIED
i as Lagrue's Restaurant, on Mesdow Valley
street, below Mott, Fish 4 Cos store.
Apply to F. HASTINGS
an'-iw Barnes Livery Stable
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TeIegraphic Dispatches.

SPECIAL To THE PIocHE DAILY RECORD
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9ew Iu-Dau.

LETT Frs
IN WELLS. FARGO 4 cos
IL Office, August Is, 1873
Aumecoechea NJ
Boss Mrs Levina Bass Mrs l.
Baker James Bemis II
Bradley j Becker Albert
Garrison VIM Colyer II
Chandler II
Gibbon Frank
Heckethorn d Hubbard James
Hunter CO Hammond James
kinsey II II
Leonhardt Ida Lsndsburg
May Joseph l. Muleahy Michael
McLain l. u
holland Frank Nesgle Richard
O'Brien Timothy OFarrell Timothy
Percel A T. Pelcher Lizzie
Petty " r
Quigley Pat
Robes II Rinso John
Richards W Rerrigan Tom
Ranes william
seals Albert Smith l.
Snodgrass A Saunders Thomas
Seals Walter
Townsend = Trainer Dennis
Trevail Thomas
Wiseman ID Wilson r W
J. NJ. SEIBERT, Agent.
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To Lease.

S MY BUSINESS CoMPELS ME TO GO
n East for a term of months, will lease my
Saloon and Fixtures, with the stock on kagd, at
COST PRICE, for six months.
g. c. GEROW,
aul9lm Meadow Valley street.
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Good Cooking.

The Hartford CouraHt says very
truly that the GOOD health OF the com
munity depends more upon good cook
ing than upon snIthing else. Better,
it says, wesr i'll fitting clothes, tight
boots, i've ~ houses that shrink, and
crack, and tumble down, use furniture
thai comes to pieces, and travel
over roads like most Of our citv
streets, than to eat i'll cooked
foca We quote Cooking is the on "
art that is nowhere system atically
taught. Poor cookin.- is the rule IN e
stead OF the exception, and great waste
OF materials is the result, "a well IS
dlsease. The waste ~ .uel ia enor-
nous, for one thing; and that comes
from the ignorance OF women in regard
10 the management OF ranges and
cooking stoves Oae difficulty in the
establishment Of schools for teaching
girls 10 cook, schools with kitchens al.
tached, is in Ajsposing Of the food that
Is nee s.ary '&r item 10 ccok Ia order
for them 10 learn Thls difficulty was
overcome 10y = NJ. Richardson, Virsr
OF Grays, in Essen, England, who IS.
tahhshci school for cooking III large
agricultural village The school sold
the poor cooked food, aud cooked Tor
them q: a till NJ cost. Cooking for a
penny meal WA, found remunerstive
To the school. The experiment is worth
irving IN this country.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.


EIVrER, February 7.-Accordjng to
a published statement, Evans, who has
iust been convicted OF the murder Of
Miss Lowering, makes the following
confession; In 1858 he stole away md
killed a little niece, only i've wears Of
age, in Derry, y. If; j" 1861 he a.
saulted and cut the throat OF g.r. age !
fourteen years in Augusta. Majre, Tor
which another man, accu'Ni Of the
crime, died in prison; 10 lS65 he out
ragged the person OF I-sbr,ia Joyce,
fourteen years Cd, and killed her and
her brother John, q boy o. twe'Ve years
OF age, in Busseys wool, in We Eax
bury; in 1872, June l0th, he outraged
the person OF a woman 'onri dead n
the woods near Firchburg, MAJ, ami
during the same year outr1Ce: and
mutileted the person aud murdered J. e.
niece, Georgisns Lovsrin:, aged twelve
years, in North wood, \ H.
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IOWA.
AGay aud Festive Husband.

CoUYclL BLUFFS, February THE
.Nonparisl contains communication
from Mrs J. D. Ainsvorth, OF Deuni.
son, Iowa, wife OF 8 gentleman who
went crazy few days since She SAYS
the Young woman who Ainsworth is said
to have seduced was an old maid, thirty.
four yeara OF age She says also that
the old maid was the .educer in this
case. Mrs. Aipsvorth also mentions
.he names OF two married ladies Of
Dennison, who be first sednced from
home, who are among the elite OF the
CITY. She says she 'orsave him for
this, but when tod Of the Old maids
case it was too much sri lie vert
home to her father. Size accuel her
husband OF feigning insanity.
Murder.
DUBUQUE, February Near Ferry
vile, Wisconsin, two men, Bill Ohm
and Michael Conway, got into quar-
rel. Ohm struck Conway over the
head with large billet OF wood, killing
him instantly. Ohm was arrested snd
is now in jail awaiting trial for mur-
dor
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BOSTON.
wrestling Match Spoiled.

BosToN, February The wrestling
match between Homer Lane, OF New
York, and Lang Dolsn, c: Brighton,
which VAS to take pace this morning,
for 5000 side and the championship
OF America, will not come off il this
city, as the authorities threaten 10 treak
it up and arrest the principals. A.large
crowd OF sporting men rom New York,
Albany, Detroit, St. Adams, Rutland,
Rochester and Buffalo are here Dolsn
is the iavorite, al 100 10 ~.
Murder Trin'.
To-day was the fifth day for the trIass
OF Lucien Alley for the murder OF
Mr.. Ellis The whole: day was taken
up in testimony Tor the defense. The
court room and galleries were again
crowded. The testimony related 10 the
good character OF the aCcusssi AM 10
the fact that he had a considerable
amount OF money on hand al the time
VI 'ne uuiu'
IpJupciion Granted.
rsrt;or ia. baer r-rser.cI 10 the
Supreme Court a'king that the city Of
Boston be restrained rom issuing the
bonds as provided in the bill passed at
the special session OF the Legislature
of 1872 A temporary injunction Lac
been granted. The city has retHIned
Messrs. B. L. Curtis and J. ] Abbott
as counsel.
r,. r,o,,,,, ur.s,,,,~ Mattel,
r. ..i,, - u,a n-1:ca ou,.ori,;s.
=,
Trying 10 s'oP 'he c"a''Po" "''9.!'"E
match between Homer Lane, OF New
York, and Lang Dolan, OF Brighton. |
Massachusetts, ar $1,000 i va. de-
,;J.a T,,,, ,.-..l.l -, pr..h,o
e' ",' " '''7 ,n,n
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gress and paid to its members. Your
committee are but following every prec-
edent on this subject from the founda-
ton OF the government to the present.
If it is an equitable provision for a
future Congress, it is equal so Tor this.
In making this recommendation, how
evcr,your COMMITTEES believe the mileage
already received by the Senators, mem.
lers aud delegates Of the Forty y-second
Cor qrces should he deducted from the
amount they will be entitled to
uuder the provisions o! the bill which
YOUR committee herewith report.
Meeting 1fEo,Or@d Ctizens.
Ar Informal conference of the Lead
ing colored men took place laat night
for The purpose OF considering the al
Visibility OF the cClored men Of Amer.
les taking some action in relation to the
struggle o. the Cubans for independence.
The meeting which lasted for about
two houra, was characterized by una
nimity of sen;iment in favor OF the
Cpbans. and it was generally conceded
that it is the duty Of the colored man IN
the United States to extend. not only
their sylopathy but such material aid
IS they can afford to their brothers IN
Cuba
Resolutions we're adopted that a
National Convention OF colored men be
called TO meet in Washington the Sd OF
Ma,cb next and tha! a mas' meeting
te held in this city within a short time
to make arrangements 'or organized
acton iu behalf o; the patriots.
Suit Entered.
Julge Fisher, as attorney for the
Cn!e Statea, has entered sult against
Fred G. Adams for $4,000, claimed
to be due by the defendant on the pur-
chase o. property o. The Government,
s,li at Narpers Ferry. in November,
1863, anA has al-o entered suit against
Clmion Lloyd. W. B. Webb, \. Will
soo, George II. Plauto, S P. Brown
and John ". Fitzhugh, who are the
surrlit.., IT Adams.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, February S, | A. N.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest and eastward over
the upper lake region, and to the Ohio
Valley, fresh and bIisk northerly TO
westerly winds, falling temperature and
clear and cold weather, excepting psrtly
cloudy weather and occasionally light
snow, for the upper lake region
For the Southern States, east OF the
Mississippi, westerly and north westerly
winds and generally clear weather.
For tue Middle States, wisds shifting
to westerly and northwesterly, lower
temperature and generally clear wealth
er, except partly cloudy weather and
possibly areas OF light rain or snow Tor
the lower lake region.
For New England, winds shifting TO
northwesterly and south westerly, d.
mi,i-n.ns in !o.ce. with clear weather.
The storms off the southern coast OF
New England continue moving north
westerly.
Cauiiouarv signals continue at New
York, NeH London, Boston, and Port.
land, Maine.
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OHIO.
Coal Miners SIrike-NegrOes Em-
ploysd

Coal Mlnera' Strike-NeKrOcs En-
played
YOUNGSTOWN, February About
one hundred and fifty cOlored miners
from Richmond, Virginia. arrived mere
Yesterday to work in the Powers Coal
Compaay's mines, making over three
hundred brought from that point to
This district airce the strike The ex-
pertinent has proven go successful that
lie other coal companies propose to
,mror; largeiv. II 's estimate that
r,rr seven thousands miners in this
and three hundred in the Tuscarawa>
Valley are now on trlkc
Many with large families are actually
'utiering tor the necessarIes Of lite.
There is nu prospect OF al easy settle
lnent Of the difficulty. IL the mean
time many of the iron works have been
compelled to suspend for want Of coal,
AID bus' eNs is generally paraIyzed
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February I.
aENATE.

Mr. Fcnton presented a memorial Of
the bnsire>s men OF Newport against
,!e rep al OF the bankrupt law.
Nj. Buckingham, Of Connecticut,
urc. rrtsd memorial sskiDg a repeal
OF 'hc tax Cn banks.
On motion oi Mr.. CasserIy, OF Cali
furl,ia. t..t Secretary OF the Treasurer
was directed to transmit an account OF
the national earnings o. the Union
Central Pacific railroad, showing in de-
tai The runLirg expenses and amounts
received for frejghts aud transportation.
Tne Alabama clalms bill WAS then
ny.
Mr. E,lmrmds. Of Vermont, explain
cd a, One lengtn the provisions OF the
Till, and reviewed the points OF law in
VOWED, quoting largely the Presidents
hearl"s on the case. He held that the
amtn!Inent tor the award Of money
damages to Ge paid by England was to
the Cnjtcd States and not to the citi'
Zc,~
Mr.. Thurman, of Ohio, disputed this
vie nf Mr.. Einurds and argued that
it vas the claim Of citizens which the
government had pressed. He said this
whole bill, US based on soptiem, and
marn,eined that the effect OF it would
I've to !ai,? 'erm the cilizers to whom 1t
,,.,nrgcd, thrcc or tour million doiiars
lie novel 10 strike from the twelfth
section ot thc till the clause excluding
clr'ms cf he insurance companies in
certain cases
NJ Norwood, Of Georgia, called up
tie hill to relieve the disabilities OF GER
tain c,tj2~ns Of Georgia, Alabama and
other States.
Mr.. F!aragan, OF Texas, moved to
amend Ivy inserting the name OF Jetier-
ION Davis. He said that while they
werc removing disabilities they might
az well 10 the whole thing. Let off the
chief aid get through the whole busi-
ness The amendment Of hr. flana-
gan VA lost, lie only voting in the attir'
NATIVE.
The bill vas then put ou its third
rcaGinc. on which Mr.. Edmunds called
the a es aud noes, resulting ayes u,
noes : no quorum voting.
The Sennte then, without further
action, adjourned until Monday.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Serious Results Fears

PoRr DErosIr, February 1-Taere
wac 4 slight rise 10 the Suaq1e'a' na
YESTERDAY, but not sufficient 10 ind,oa'c
any breaking upo' the ice in the rrcr
It ia raising nov, aud saou!i the yo.-
uunr OF water Increase and extend ~
70 hesfwaters the result must be de
sstrous in ,he extreme Ever bg+y =
living l dread here and marking every
inch OF rise 10 the river with anxiety.
The condition OF affair 81 present =
very precariuus, and the coIesqreace-.
which seem imminent and inevitable
and are OF the most ser Gus nature.
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CINCINNATI.
v, -fifcf ReHds red.

CINCINNATI, February In the case
pt tie Uhi.ed Ststea ~ John P. Louis,
10 recover $4,000 for alleged viola
,.rn o the i-trIler's bond, the jury
TO-DAY rendered verdict in svor Of
the 6r'e,dsr' The United States A.
iyrncv moved or q Dev trial.
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RIVER NEWS.

NASHVILLE, February River rising
with 9 'eet large, on shoals. Weather
clear and pIaeant.
CINCINNATI, o., February 7.-River
rr-.mg, with 26 feet IN the channel.
Wealhcr clear ani warm.
!RoNTov, o., February River
ris'ng; ice thqwing ont. The steamer
Cnc-apeake VI rshipped her lsrboard
vbc,' 10y airkirg the ice. and WAS
;0w Il here.
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Dissa,isHeG with Appointments.
Mail Robber seatenced.

In the United States Conrt this
morning a motion tor new trial wac
overruled in the case Of Leo Coumar,
the young man found guilty Of frobtins
the mails while clerk in the posiofico
and he was sentenced TO twelve yra's
in the penitentisry. Conman made a
speech depying his gHiIt AMI charging
the prosecution with malice lie is .
man OF fine education aud Iii, speech
was an able effort.
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NEW JERSEY.
Shot.

JERSEY CITY, February John
Eberhsrt, terry-master, was sho; to-
dsy at his residence on Willow street,
Hoboken, by John Berholf, who had
married Eberharts nece. The ball in
hicted a slight scalp wound. The
caase wss family difficulty.
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MEM MPHiS.
MorfaIlY Wounded.

MEMPHIS, February Pat Tobin, .
merchant at Mason Depot, Was shot ard
mortally wounded by John Eagle, .
boss drayman here, at two o'clock this
morning. Nasle cannot recover To
bin was i'm mmedistsly arrsstsd.
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MICHIGAN.
Fatal Accident.

DtTRorT, February AT lie Roy.
M'.hj,>r, y,-t.Tl,v, Geo NJ Levance,
ne, kuo@a farmer, had his head
-pli, open rs the saw Of wood saving
machine. This morning q precisely
I'm y accident b. ell Thomar Ken
.eiy, o. tn city. Both deaths were
.n=rSHtaneGus
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PHILADELPHIA.
AFFeated.

PHILADELPHIA, Febrauary 1.-Heury
Buhl vac arrested yesterday, charged
with bavIDy. on the 2lst OF January
kicked nan nsws.l Philip Rumpel in
the stomach 80 tsdly that he canpo,
recover.
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ILLINOIS.
VIC Murderer Hung.

PEORIA, February 7.-McNulty, the
wife murderer was hung to day at one
o'clock. IIe sroke Tor three-quarters Of
IN hour, protesting his innocence a'd
asserting that some OF the witnesses for
the prosecution had sworn falsely. The
execution Wa witnessed by about one
hundred persons. A large crowd as-
,embled outside the jail, but their curl
o-i'y remained unsstsfici The body
was cut down at .l:2O, and lite was *
tnct The remains were put in coffin
by his friends, WHO will bury him.
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MAINE.
Smallpox

PoETLiND, February 10 the TWEEN.
" smallpox patients at the ho'pitsl
eighteen will recover. The City Phys
ician thinks that at no time since De-
Gemter has there been better promise
d 9 cymrlete SUPPRESSION Of =maIIpoI.
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KENTUCKY.
SniClle.

LsrrsvIrLB, February &C. Ohrmar,
a wei! to do merchan. tailor, Jumped
into tie canal just below the bridge
about 10 o'clock this morning, and WAS
drowned Although parties who saw
him msi- efforts for his rescue he gank
at once and did not come up again
Depression from the loss OF his wife,
who lied last June, is the only known
cause. His body has not been recoy.
'red.
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DIR. J, BALL 4 CO.,
% q q 4. Z n r

No. Sl Liberty street, New York.
20. BOX pG.
We wOuld refer our readers 10 Elder NJ
~uork, who has seen our Patent Eye Cups
tried In many cases during his travels
through Michigan, with perfect SUCCESS Ia
restoring Ia" ey'-Sight.
h" will always b. pleased 10 tell the sffIIci.
ed what hc knows about the Patent Eye
cups, On their addressing him,
Lid. ". ESDOK, Jackson, Mich.
Dr J. BALL CO., y. .. BOZ gb7.
40. Ol I.lb.rty street New York
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AikCmIpIeu RMicIde.

BLOOMINGTON, February About
noon today a woman nsmei Harrison
Jumped from the third story window OF
the Peol les Bank building, striking
upon the store sidewalk, forty FEET be-
'ow. IIes injuries. although very Sc.
rious, will not prove fatal.
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le0UsE.

The House proceeded to the consid-
GRAFTON, in the morning hour, Of bills OF
private nature, reported from the
Committee on Naval Affairs.
Mr. Plat. Of Virginia. reported bill
to res,or. certain officers to their orig
inal positions in the Navy Register,
which was passed..
Mr Coghian. OF California, reported
bin authorizing the Secretary Of the
Treasury 10 settle the claims OF Mr..
Wheeler Eluhhell Tor his invention and
pa.cn, 'ar Tie raw" and rife common
uses and explosive shells. Pending
the confederation, the morning hour ex'
pired.
Mr.. Hooper, OF Massachusetts, from
the or.rTcncC committee on mat bile,
submitted 4 re?or!, which was adopted
The Huu-e then went into Com
nit,se Of the Whole, and engaged in
,he consideration oi The Military Acad.
envy appropriation bill.
Tie House 1pinG IN Committee OF
the Whole on the military academy ap
pro,.riation hill, discussion ensucd on
the pr0rOs,tIGu to strike out the pros
ie-sar-hip o. Span,ah and substitute q
profcs- orshrp o! English literature and
rh.,oric The amendment was adopt
Cd.
Mr. Butler, OF Massachusetts, offered
an amendment increasing the salaries
~ Professors. which WAS adopted
The hIll was then re'Orted to the
uOu-c and pa-sei.
The Speaker called attention to the
!act that the House had no Committee
on Ems. u>sed Bills and that consequent
" many errors resulted. He suggested
rhst such q committee be appointed.
Referred to the Committee on Ruies.
Mr. Porer offered resolution d.
rsc,in- the Committee on Public Build
ircs and Grounds 10 inquire whether
tie Executive Mansion is fit for the
residence OF the President and whether
new one shall not be erected
Adopted.
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, from
the Committee on the Judiciary, re-
ported bill relating to an increase o.
salaries. Ordered to be printed and
recommitted. -,
The House then. al 4 P. NJ, ad
J iourned.
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CNIEASD.


CHICAGO, February 7.--Tbc new tnal
in the case OF Rafferty,, the murderer Of
the policeman, was denied Yesterday,
and Ire will he sentenced 10 be hung on
the 18th inst.
DissaiisHeG with Appointments.
A great deal OF dissatisfaction ! *
pressed regarding the Governor'- ap-
pointments for R4iroad and .7arphouac
Commissioners, and he has hcco for
mally requested 10 recall 'hem, hul de-
clines. 1t is doubtful il Ihr Legislature
vie confirm them.
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81 ! aEa as2aSslE ii,
Exclusively tax ,ht si~sfsfes
sv.he Pacific suG s<i."t'c S'''".
SS;ce. II" Tnis7 street.
* ASaAiE&I0S.
The creai, Mobii,er IsvcstiE"ti""'

w ASHlNbItN, Va 'Ne''
land. committee this morning John
! Blair. oi New Jrrser, sworn anC
eran,iucd in relation to Iowa Falls ard
Sioux CITY Railroad. HIS tesnm"ny
did not seem TO have any reference &c
the Inquiry te!ore the comm'ttee' eN'
conf that ne swore 10 Congressman or
other urrs,n had ever received q dollar
To Influence legislation. l. was show"
thar Congres-meu. :uc.Udin@ Blame
Ames, J. +. Wilson, AlLison and others
had been interestedin the road, b9t the
transaction. we're p.r'ecj'y honorable
And no ,nspicioa could auach to the'r
men for the urLers'ip W!ns-a lever
knew OF ANY questionable inilHerce
b-ing brought upon Congress to eX.'na
lsai, 20 tn, Soux City road
Hol Samuel Hooper o. Nassachu.
sers w. sworn, ana testified that hls
firm had subscribed 100000 in The
Iowa Fails railroad; his was lone
while ne was member o: Congress.
Speaker biaIue Mas tieu rec"''S' anu
questioned relative |" Als tra's1I' "'',
" tn the Cohurrs, hnt o1iy rei!era''u
his former evidence.
Mr. Stevru-"n VAS about % inquire
into Mr Hi4ine'- Yr va" business n"'
the com ajure -rop, ~ .1r.
Mr.. >,cyerzon al NJ ENl&a ''N
got INTO urrso"at "Jmjr"'etSy' 10 t
course OF winch Mr. Blame san 'i,'
deItcacy should have d:c;~t'L 10 Mt'
Stevenson 20 come ard give Il ''7''-
mony and leave the c"'na'''!'' lI'""'
and not rem ':A here - " co'"''r; '""'
yer And PROSECUTOR ,,,r,
Mr Stevenson a|N'' !, ."' w
tnrNH' OF H"'"e' &c =, '''''.''' ..or.,
Ihr com".l'I' ''' "V'.' = ''T'''
session, aud subsequently "dl'"r"s"
Ned"np''"'' "' H''''~.
The Secretary OF t'c rrcHSurN ""7
int Issued call for one hundred mil
I..,,....,, III. I>f1's as follows:
'''"7 -
| iKEASo"i A'l A. ,"S'''
o;.o., -.
ny EiF'ure " '''' '',',,,Y- s'.'I I,I,..I1
40 an" "'s .;,IoJ 81 LJ'7 ~ CO, ~ an,hor,z, the
rs,nnJina Of the national deb, I nerety
give notice that the pnnclpi anu ;'c-
crued interest OF '"' ",',,,'' H,n.,,,,. ,:.'tm.
H'I toW I,7,r ,riI IT,, y. M,il m,the treasury Of
,'nT,;,oJ :, ,rrs ia IN. civ ~ Wash
;"s ;,Cn ~ "'c,' ~ snL n.,ar the -..vrntn d.y oi
-"7 NJ" IS-%. ons that the interest OF
80 @ bonds Will c..e o, ,nat aav. that
= r - ssy connon konAs. l,nown as the
a,oo,J ser;as ot the act Of February
o- j|c, In,oI hIorI lS6r =. follows
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LIGHT AND ENTERTAINING
READING, STORIES, POE-
TRY, ANECDOTES
Editorial Department,

we need only -cfrr 20 th. management q.
This department 81 the paper Ia tue past ~
the best guaraHi"r 81 IT. CpuTS" IN the IN.
iure. SuffIc" - 20 yay that II will h.. bold.
uutspokrn, Independent. fearless.
Special attention Will AI-p ba given ia
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