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Faces INSTANT RELIEF has stood
twenty years test. Is warranted to give i'm
mediate relief TO all Rheumatic, Neuralgia,
Head, Ear and Back aches, or money refunded.
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Farm. Garden pps Household.


We are now passing through the prop
or season for budding most trees.
Peaches especially are growing luxuri.
antly, and bud or two inserted at
this time will in two or three years give
bounteous return. II fs very easy 10
go to nursery aud purchase q few
young trees in spring, but it is not quite
so easy to procure largo ones OF bear.
ing age. Therefore when there are any
old pear, or even peach trees standing
around our dwellings, il is but few
minutes work to put in few buds Of
some excellent kind and thus insure n
crop that will be remuneratiye in time
to come. BY the way, the quickest,
easiest and surest method, when thc
bark separates easily from the scion, d
20 cut beneath the bud, half way
through tho scion, commencing half an
inch below the bud and endingthe same
distance above. AT the latter point
merely run tho knife around the bari
and twist tho bud OF, leaving rs mat.
ter OF course all tho wood adhering tc
the stick. These inthe case Of peaches
rarely fail under the worst of treatment,
and IN fact so suro has the operation
now become that the large propaRatorp
use this method in preference to all
others.
... Worthless tIanures.
The North Carolina horticultural
journal reports tho trial in Raleigh Of
a case in the United States Court, in.
teresting to farmers:
Ono OF the leading merchants Of
Raleigh purchased from Rt,ano com.
pany, in Baltimore, seventeen tons OF
their article, It was ordered for q
farmer who applied it to his crops, aud
finding no good results upon his crop,
afterwards had II subjected to an
analysis ut the hands Of Prof. Liebig,
OF Baltimore, and Professor Kerr,
Of this city. AT tho trial the evidence
Of the planter and the analysis Of both
Of these gentlemen werc produced, and
the fact was established that the article
contained sixty.eight per cent, Of sand,
The fact was established by Prof, lie
Dig that the article was Of no value
Whatever as manure. And in spite o.
the evidence, the jury decided that til,
guano must be paid for.
Preserving ssgs.
Eggs may be kept from rotting b,
packing thOm with oats in barrel, antt
then rolling the barrel partly over ever,
two or three days, The eggs will mo-
rot 80 long us the membrane lining til,
shell remains imporyious to air BY con
tact with tho lubrisating nlbumen OF
white. But il ono position be kept
the yolk gradually sinks through the
white and falls upon this membrane,
and the latter becoming dry, admits the
ar; decomposition soon follows; but
by rolling the barrel partly over occa.
sionally, this settling down Of the yolk
avoided, and the eggs kept sweet.
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m1r sAYIp NY 1rpE.n

j, n. HARRiS Co.'s
Dear Sirs-I am taking ALIENS LuNd BAtEAN Tor
a disease Of the Lungs o. thirteen years StahdlbR
/ have used every remedy offered, and this 10 the
only remedy that has given me any relief know
Il saved my life last spring AZ that time / CON.
menccd uIInR II, and received immediate relief
II stopped on my lunRs IN ton houFB. You are a,
paTfeGt liberty 70 publish this letter. for the beAe.
hi OF suffering humanity, and with respect,
remain, YoIfG truly,
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Dr. n. Walkers California Vim

DIR. j. Walkers California YIN.
egar Bitters are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
live herbs found on the lower ranges Of
the Sierra Nevada mountains Of Califors
nia, the medicinal properties Of which
nre Standardization without the use
Of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked, "What Is the cause Of tho
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BrT-
TERsin Our answeris, that theyremoye
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and q life-g giving principle,
o perfect Renovator and lnvigorator
Of tho system. Never before IL ~. ..,e
history Of the world has medicine BEEN
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of VINEGAR BITTERs In healing tho
sick Of every disease man Is heir To. They
arc a gentle Purgatiyc as well as q Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
tho Liver and Visceral Organs, In Bilious
Diseases.
The properties of DIR. WALKERS
VINEGARBITTERs arc Aperient, Diaphoreuc,
Carminatiye, Nutritious, Laxative, Dinretc,
Sedatiye, Counter. Irritant, Sudorhc, Altora-
tive, md Ant. Bilious.
II, n. MCDONALD & co.,
Druggists and Gen. Agts- San Franolico. California,
and cor Of Washington and Charlton Sts- NY.
sold by all Druggists Rad nsRi"rs-
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such, my suffering friends are The letter, rootlv.
ed daily, and DO you doubt for moment tho hlleA.
cy OF this valuable medicine. Ne In time and take
"a your home a bottle Of ALLEA,9 LuNa BALaAM
You will hnd IN II = glorious prize, and never
falling friend In time OF need.
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RusINEss -That will make Jour fortune.
EURkKA PORTABLE TABLE co,
7lA Oliver street, 81, Louis, No,
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A soYnnn1aN nAlr1

can DO found in .ha. great and reliable family
medicine
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM,
si .o SSS ss sHy aS 9roat da
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Tho Oneida Communists are oycrFun
with applications for admission.
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JAuNDieH, sElN DilHASHS, and Affections OIL the
Bladder and kidneys, are renewed BY Df. JAyhO'a
sanAtlye pills, They produce healthy seeEetinHl
u the stomach liver and ether organs Of tho body
aud are beneficial whenever an Alternative or puT.
gaiiye medieineid required,
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Troninthe Blood
Peerless Clothes Wringer.
i. HEYSroER CO., IS Haisoa Street, n. 7

GRO IN EACH wxxK-AdEsTs wARTKt
S mH Ra A. ssaIi isf as hSs VI, R.f'a.f
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A GREAT SENSATION i-Aesnts Wanted.
n w Paskag, ftss; ~ 5'tiSr hSa zee Address
pHE . $ popsE. ~ D.. Ne ts NJ H, \.
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sHALLESnElsE nt Pills are the enc remedy Ina,
never nils Ia cure Fever and Agu0. The most
stubborn ,rA,e 10 cured imnediAtSly. This 10 a
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QDIlll imais or isSSisj waa,sd sveryshsis.
tDIlIlI AddtetI, with stamp, JNo. W. JOHNSON
Vl00 CO., box N29, 81. LOUIS, No,
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CAUTION.
Be not deceived. Call for ALIENS LUNG BAL
SAM, and take no other.
Directions accompany each bottle,
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A whirlwind on a Manitoba prairies is
related 10 have formed q "hay spout F"
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PERUVIAN sYnup contains no alcohol.

Frank AIlllor's Harness on Is tho best.
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THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA
AND
FAMILY IMMINENT
Is the best remedy In the world for the following
complaints, viz. cramps in the Limbs and Btom.
Ach, Pain In the Stomach, novels or side, RAeu.
mAtiSm In ailitI forms, Bilious Collie, NeuralgiA,
Sore Throat, Spinal Complaints, spraius and
Bruises, Chill, and Fevsr, For Internal and IL.
toTnAi use.
ltI operation 10 not only 10 relieve the patient,
hit entirely removes the cause Of the complaint,
II pOpOtfates and pefyadet the whole system, 70.
storing healthy action 10 all i parts aud quick
ening the blood.
The IIousthold Panacsa Is purely Veg.
t.Abl0 and All Healing.
Prepared BY
CURTIS q BROWN,
No. 2I5 Fulton Street, New York.
RnY sAih nv all nFhRuittf
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JoHNSoN, HOLLOWAY 4 Co, Philadelphia.
Thirty YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
AN OLD NURSE.
Mrs. wlnsiow's Soothing syrup Is the
prescription of one Of the best Female PhJsi.
clans and Nurses In tho unttOd States, and has
been used for thirty years with never failing safety
and success BY millions OF mothers and children,
from the feeble infant OF one week old TO the adult
1t eorrsetS Aeidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health
aud comfort 10 mother and child. We believe II 10
DO the Hest and sursIt Kennedy In the World ia ali
cases Of pYsENTERY and DIARRIuA IN chill.
DREN, whether II arises from TeethinR or from
any other cause, Phil directions for uIng will Ac-
company each bottle. Mono Genuine unless The
lAe.iimllO Of CURTIS PERKINS Is on the outilde
wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND
SICK
rom no other eau,s hut having worms in the
stomach.
browns vBRMiFUdE CoNFITs
will destroy worms without injury 10 the child,
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all eoioting
or other injurious ingredients Usually used In
worm preparations.
CURTIS q BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 216 FULTON Street, New York.
Sod BY DrugSiSs and Chtmists, and Gsaltri In
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At the other hanks the sane qnletness is no
Lcld as at the Bank of Washington
THE GOVERNMENT TO MAKE ANOTHER MOVE
1t & lid that A sistlnt SecretIry SAWYER, of
the Treasury department, will leave tor Phua-
delphis and New York 20 night, and that an
additional move, not yet made public. viii be
pursu. by the government 20 relieve the
present financial emha SSmen''.
A DEPOSIT DECLINED.
Yesterday nervous individual rushed into
'Ne Ma, onal Bank of the Me,Sopols and pre-
sented a check Tor the Iull amount oth deposit
II was was promptly paid, of cour-e, and then
the breathleSs customer began % look about
him, and seeing that the general tendency Of
those doing business at the count crs was in the
dirSCtiOn Of the receiving teller, he began u
think, apparently, that he had not dore , very
wise thing after all. He doubtlc kept think
ing so all night for this morning he was on hand
at the opening of the bank TO rC-deI D { h'S
money. He was Tolitely but firmly infOi mcd
however, that the bank declined to r re We rs
deposit again--tbat having clio ed his ac,olnt
yesterday they could not open it for bin again
TO-DAY.
De. ,. tors of this class, who don't know their
own minds from hour 10 hour, are like the little
trenchman who wanted his money very much
II the bank couldn't pay, but il it was perfectly
convenient for it 70 pay he didn't want il at all.
Banks OF starding, that feel that the obliga-
tons between them elves and their customers
are mutual, don't care to be bothered " til TIT
fling depositors of this sort.
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Accident 20 the Wyoming.
PROBABLE Loss OF TIE THIRD OFFICER
FlNE srAMFN.

PROBABLE Loss OF TIE THIRD OFFICER AND
FlNE srAMEN.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2o.-rhe steamer Wyoming
on a voyage rom Liverpool % this place ran on
n reef OF sable Island, On the coast OF Nova
SEQ a. and S,ser humping tor an half hour
WIS got OF, hat licking badly and fOr an hour
all hands were Seps iu uCssin>sS - leave fhe
vc0sel The pumps were foand saiicient d
Keep the Nesssl clear, - al hands could he
work q. and the " FL wsS hroucht safely 2
port. as.er re Oes 81 strack the life boat was
lowered and IN 70 were plac 4 the third officer
and five seau'en, and they pat OF 90 take sOan1-
ings since which they have not been seen.
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PRICE OF TICKETS,
CORNS, SC.

nR. WHITE, CHIROPODIST, most respect
II fully informs his patrons that his establish
ment No. 533 18th street, opposite U 8. Treasury,
the season.
Considering the great amount Of duty the feet are
Obliged to perform, and their exposure TO the dis
tressing effects Of constant climatic changes, Ill.
hitting shoes &c, they need occasional attention in
order that they be kept In q comfortable and useful
condition, and Is there Is great danger in tamper.
ing WITH eorns with knife, razor, or any other I'M
suitable appliances, thousands Of persons come from
far and near TO visit the practically experienced
fort, and health.
DR.. White removes corns without pain, 90 the
shoe can be worn with ease Immediately after the
operations he successfully treats Bunons, Club and
lDgrowing n ais, Vascular Excrescences, and other
disorders Of the Feet, and II the advice given be OBJ
time TO the patient.
Once hours from 9. m. to p. m. Fee, 81. Es-
iellshed In Washington, ID. o., 1851. augh
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- The Baltimore base ball club yesterday
defeated the Atlantlcs bY a 6. ore of IA 10 g.

~ IuC DdltiIuOfC DdSc D6l CluD yesterday
defeated the Atlantics by ore OF IA to 8.
VThe Grand Lodge 1. o. o. F., yesterday
sent donation of S402, to the lodge at Shreve-
Fort.
~Ex-Lieut. Gov. Pinchback received gu
GRAFTON from bis friends on his return to New
Orleans Thpr. day right.
~Ned O'BaldNin, the pugilist, was yes'er
dav committed for two years in the Philadel-
ph'a prison for aggravated assault and battery.
IGeorge Francis Train is said to have an
income of S23 eco from rents alone. Meant me
he saves money by boarding In br stiles.
6A lady recently presented the city of
Burlington, England, with park of 90 acres,
which cost sl-0,CC0.
~An old IL 1y. so years of age recently joined
q parry Of Mormon converts, about to leave
England for Salt Lake City.
~Five large vessels are now building on the
Merrimac river, two ships Of / 900 Tors burden,
one Of 400, another Of 600, and three masted
schooner of 500 tons.
s1The wedding cake for the marriage of the
Duke OF Edinburgh and the daughter of the
Emperor of Russia will be feet 8 inches in
height and weigh go pounds.
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PERSONAL ENCOUNTER BETWEEN GIN
WICKHAM AND CAPT. WIsE.-The Richmond
Dispatch OF Thurtday has an account of an al
tercat'On which occurred in the cars of the G. <
o. X. r., on Wednesday between a son of Gen.
Wickham and Capt. Geo. ID. Wise. Mr.. Wick
ham, called Capt. Wise TO account for some
epithet applied TO Gen. Wickham in recent
Political discussion. High words followed, and
the r-7Ult was an exchange of blows, but the
Gentlemen were separated before either YVES
aIiOusIy ipiurodI
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ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY.-The Catholic Mirror
states that Archbishop Bayley IS now making
his first Visitation TO the western Dol lion OF
Maryland. He will dedicate the church of st.
Patrick at Mount Savage, Allegany county, on
the 2Sth instant and on the succecd ding Sunday
will dedicate st. Peters church at West ,rnport
in the same county. The visitation v II extend
throughout Washington, Allegany and Garrett
counties He will return home about the 7th of
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AN ENGINEERING two inter-
sections of the arch between the western abut-
ment and western pier of the bridge acro-5 the
Mississippi at st. Louis, es CHI consisting of an
upper and lower rib. were completed on
thursday. This s one of the greatest triumpbs
of engineering skill the world has ever seen.
The two remaining ibis of this arch, which are
only paItiailly constructed, wilt be finished at
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The Rescued Po,ar,, Party

ROW THEN rAsSKD The WINTER APrhe aRAN-
DOMINO THE PoLARIs-wHAT THEY SAY
About TAR ICK FLOR PARTY.
Dr. Emil Bessel, chief OF the scientific c1rps
OF the Polaris expedition, has telegraphed 20
DIR. Peterman, at Gotha, Germany ann9unclng
p?-ty experienced great hardships and hal mar
row escapes from distraction before they were
rescued by the RaveDscraig. The rescued
party rel pit that aftsr their separation from
Tycon and his companions tue Poiaris was
finely abandoned in a sinking condition by
Captsin Buddington and the remainder OF the
expedition. The parry wintercd In Life-boat
cove where they built q timber horse, which
they covered With sails The winter passed
without event, except the breaking out OF the
scurvey, which, however, was unattended by
severe symptoms. Plentiful supplies OF wai-
rus liver for iocd were obtained from the
natives, ard 70 this diet is attributed the
mildpe-s of the disease. In the spring two boats
were britt Of chin pine boards taken from the
cabin Of the Polsris. In them the whole nav. ,
emb arked ss soon % the ice opened, and sailed
southwsrd. On the Sd Of June they sighted
Cape York, and on the 22d they were picked nm
by the Rayenscraig. Mr.. Chester, the frst mate
is regarded as the one who did most 20 save the
party, and the rescued men speak In the hiehest
terms OF his exertions. They also say that car
tam Hall enjoyed the confidence Of every one,
ana his death, which was unexpected. was de-
plored by the entire crew. A dispatch TO the
New York Tribune gives the statement in fun
OF the sunerings Of the crew of the PolsrIs, con-
Guiding as follows As to the statement that
the fhfp might have aided the party on the ice,
all agree IL was impossible, AFTER the Polarts
bi oke adrift, to learn even the whereabouts OF
those left behind. Every effort was made % md
them, but IL was OF no avail"
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PAY OF SINGERS IN New YORK CHURCHEs.-
A first class tenor in New York receives thr G
thousand dollars; that Is given by Christ Church
nd other churches. A basso gets nearly the
same sum. A sopranO commands even hi cher
salary, end an alto can manage to obtain quite
a cOmfoI table little addition - the weeks in
come. II is coed thing, therefore, in many
ways, to know how - sing nd have a voice.
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WIFR's SUIT FOR HER PRoPZRTY.-The
wife of Rev. Mr.. Wswell of st. Johns church
of New York, has sued her husband for her
property, which he has converted to his own
use. she is a daughter of the late Bishop Ber-
Ran, of Trinity church, and was worth $40 ,00C
when she was married, and she charges Wiswel
with robbery and intIdelity.
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IN THE CREDIT MOGILIRR SUITS yesterday,
Judge Perry, one of the counsel for the govern
ment. concluded his argument Judge Curtis
replied for the defendants. In the forenoon
sC:S'On Mr.. Ashton replied. Aftcr Mr.. Ashton
he'd concluded the Attorney General made
short argument, holding that the Union Pacific
Ra'lIOJd company were not only the agents of
the government, but the trust assumed by the
company had been violated. He said he looked
for decision that would do more goo1 in rail
70. 4 matters than all legislative enactment
He wPs followed by Judge Curtis for the de-
PENDANTS, who held that the bill was multifaIi-
Gus, involving parties not legally II be brought
in. 1t was arranged that the injunction should
be modified, and the court adjourned until
Tue. day, when the other cases will come up.
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A STATE GRANGE OF THE p. OF H. IN PENN
sYLvANIA.-An organization of q state grange
of the Patrons of Husbandry wPs effected at
Re lding, Pa, yesterday. A resolution was
adopted to meet in annual session at Harri9-
burg on the second Wednesday in January
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IMPORTANT JUDICIAL DECISION RELATIVE TO
BANKRUPT 3.-The question of what cor ~
TUES bankrupt has jus, been settled by Judge
DI umrnord, OF the Urit Stats c'rcUft oui !
o. Illinois. In C just conclud 4, Judge
DlummOnd decided that any man who, without
any legal re- on, reiuGcs pay ment on bis p per
ior NO weeks, NAV be, under the law, iiudg-
a bankrupt. He must -t.s,y the coutC that
re is jrstiticd in Withholding pay ment. H.
Te.e -pIice or unwilliDgr = paw will rot
prevent bis being adjudr-d ir olvent If the re-
Irs..l 70 honor his promise to redeem extend .
over fOUl teen day
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THE Boston ANNEXATION PRosPRcr.-The
committee on the subject have repoI ted 70 the
Poston city government in favor of annexing
Brighton, Brooklinc, West Roxbury, and
Charleston to Boston. A minority report
against anneAing Charleston accompanied the
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81, 500 900,
Lat OLE GIETS.
TOTAL. l2.mO GIFTS, ALL CASH,
S25O,OOO FOR $50

TOTAL. l2.O0O GIFTS, ALL CASH,
alC uh'iIs W.. ,oOO,OOO
The distribution will be positive whether all the
tick, are sold not and the IL OU gifts all paid in
prog rti0n to the tickets s9ld-all unsOd tickets
BEN destroy ed the First aud Second Concerts
and net represents in the drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, 5000; Halves. $500; Tenths, or
each coupon, $500; Eleven Whole Tickets for
S5Oc 20; 223 Tickets for SlOo 90; ll3 Whole Tickets
fer 90 90; - Whole Tickets for SlO 900 90. No
disc on less than S5OOO0 worth Of tickets at
time.
The unparalleled success Of the Third Gift Concert
As wei as the sa isfaction given by the First and
Second makes IL only necessary 20 announce the
Fourth to insure the prompt sale of every ticket
The FOur Gift Concert will be conducted iu all its
details like the Third. and full particulars may be
learned from circulars which will be free from
this Office 10 all may apply for them.
Tickets new ready for ssle. and all orders accom-
panied by money promptly filed, Liberal terms
given 10 those who buy TO sell again.
IHOS. Z. BRAMLETTE,
Agt. Publ. Ltbr. ny. aud Manager Gift Concert,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
aug23 was. SIN
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDR.-John Jones, Of Fred
e,.cksb urg, Va, who hes been on spree Tor
some me, made his way TO the river Tuc iay
ard attempted to drown himself, while in
state of mental alteration. He was rescu q
jrst as he was singing the third time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-20

Rc ceiyer stapt IN in Oh re of the
Fist NatiGlal 4 luk.
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EVENING STAR.
W ashington News and Gossip.

II NAL l. EvRNUT.-The Teceps A. ON tn
source to- day were S251 ,rOi2s
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RAILWAY Po~IAL AP-o MANUFACTURER
Adams o. BaltiTO.e Md, + a been appoint
s''way Tcs. Office c'erk oe.wcen 81 '-ro,e
Nd, and Washing on, d. G. and Sam. j. Morrow
'Cca' iOute aren't at CO dorsy re, Va, Oh the
recon me ~dat-On o Hor. X. W. Hryn~1.
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THE Posi- MASTER AT LYSCHBURG Not AR.
r. CIED.-The Blex-rdt.I Gazette of yesterday
s.y.: at appears that we were nisintormed in
refeTCrce = he arrc@t o. Mr.. J.F. w,l5on, the
TCstpG IT at Ly achburg, cNarg / with ps.ng
offci = .mps .or elSc on - NJ pUrpc -, % a
d + tch rom m - lay says 'rlt there is no.
a word of ruth in it.H
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR

TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR
This afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
THE FINANCIAL STORM.
FALL STREET TO-D.fF.
MORE HEAVY FAILURES.
ComInonwc attn, and hank Of
North America Among
the Number.
A 100000 DefaIcation.
The stock Exchange Closed.
Decentralization I'm the stock Market.
Failures i'm Philadelphia.
The Union Banking Company Among
Them.
s2,4s 5000 Bonds Purchased by the
Cover anent.
Prices Range From 100 TO III25.
seen etary Richardson to Issue Re-
Cerges il Necessary.
Failures in Boston. Albany and Else
where.
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Interview with General Spinner.

The Scrrc Try OF the Treasury 0Esr,
tO FurciaTe $?,CoO.OOO Eouts,
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