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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
vi BETwHEN
WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the fne steamships Z. Q. kHIGHT and
fRd1Ps BETfWWTEN NEW T8Rk, HLExkN-
RRA 1sS P;el q s S.s
every saturday IS p. m, Leave Georgetown
svery Tuesday at 10 d M. and Alexandra the same
FOR full Information apply 70 r; A. DEN
6eorgetown, or at the once OF the Rresident near
Iaii.r President.
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RAILROADS.
MIDLAND RAILROAD

nNHE TIRGG "a
MIDLAND RAILROAD
Il Offering every accommodation TO the travelling
pubic, With DOUBLE DAILY RAINS, leaving
Washington from the Baltimore and Potomac De-
pot. corner Sixth and streets at q. aud ,. m
Pullman Sleeping Cars on q. trains through to
New Orleans without change and on p. m. trains
tArosgh to White sulphur without change. This
s1ly one running sleeping cars to White Sulphur
and all watering -plsces on the ChesaP eake aRd
Ohio road Tor excursion and slice ping-car tickets
can at comp.hy's Office, oOa Pennsylyania avenue.
g. 1. FOREAORE,
J. M. BR0ADUs,
General Ticket gent. jy9l-tse1
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ONE D0LLAR SAVED.

CHAP RAILROAD TICKET oFHIoE.
Railroad tickets bought o. sold, 70 or from all
this city. Apply 70 n. D. wHtTEsIDE,
81 Pennsyiy1nia avenue, Continental Hotel,
washington ID. @, iai6-ly
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AUCTION SALES
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To-Day.

~NN~ON~NNSNNONO~ONO% %OSN-NN1ONONONN|N
RY THOMAS BOWLING,
- Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
Southwest Fem n sae ana
WINTER sEFs s S$tSSSSSS PLANTS
,s ssIEf os
piapa. asfSst e Y ocIcck The 5el sT1s
6 d1hEhPAE' & iSHalttII2RSrs. yt,dfAp1uMs 1I1
asns,o,. a, w,SrAs bs0t oo,,,ra pos,s
p; The above are All Fsh and winter Blooming
The attention Of Florists and those having
Cst.iosues can be seen at my Store, naming sush
.u.sm EHSS HsI 2ggtJss sis A,.stionssr.
RY SANE KER,
lie Droit Building. Z
TnUsrEzs'sAIFFRR66 F HEAht4TABIr IMPROVED
By virtue OF two deeds o. trust, one dated April
in Iers So I 81 ssd No.
fol; Io e ssS. Of the Land records FOR Washing
;ssHTs a Thereby: :Sai :s 1ISi,S
lot OF greu nd and premises situate in the city Of
esnlngton, -. u, known en- the ground plat or
plan Of said city as part oflots numbered twenty
three and twenty-four, Ga and "A, in square num-
bered one hundred and twenty six, Gas y Be gin
ming for the same on street north nineteen feet
four and half inches s feet AZ inches) east from
the northwest corner OF said let numbered twenty
three, ca and thence east along the line Of said
street nineteen feet two and three quarter inches
SOrty;seven feet and one half inch, 90 feet Z
teen feet two and three quarter inches % feet ~
fnches,) and thence north one hundred and forty
seven feet and one half inch, on feet inch, TO
the place Of beginning together with the improve
Terms Of sale One third in cash; balance at SIX
and twelve months, with interest at the rate OFFS
per cent. from the day Of sale, secured by deed
Of trust on the property sold. A deposit Of 900
will be required at time Of sale. 1.-THE terms are
not compiled with within seven days the trustees
reserve the right to resell at the risk and cost Of
AENRY A. CLARKE, }rruytse,.
sAML. KER,
au11-WFM&ds Auctioneer.
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GoIDzn I HILL 9hhsHEloL.ss FAMILY rLOuz,
Prfrs I.ou. Quality Unsurpassed
An First-eiass srocsEs hissit,
w. n, GAIT.
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PROPOSALS.

IR0fo es AS. c'c.c.'''r'"c'
NAyT YAlp, Meg Yonx,
o, P1FAsTH 0 6r 4haps july N.Y. d pfSsSaks
Sealed proposals h-r renewing ne slate from an
iron truss roof in this y ,ois isss 800 ey 90
70 line the cutters and II, -nish and put sp iron
yeatilator shutters, socordinh 70 spechoattons In
the once Of the cHi engineer Q; tns yaso %
navy yard until Il o'clock at noon o. the soth day
nPfoPcssl: Should Ss Endorsed Proposals. for
\ The Governnsnt reserves the right to reject any
and all bids which may be deemed not for its In
By order of 5. O. ROWAN. yics Admir-. cOm-
nanding. NORMAN sTRATToN,
suI Civil Engineer.
PkuPOsALs FOR FUEL.
oTyIcE Oh PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND Grounds
OoR. PRErA-Av AND TwKSTY-FIRsT ST., \ :
Sealed proposals viii Be- q resolved until Angus.
81, 1875, tor furnishing this ofsce with Fuel for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1915,
N - - q. 1. BAB0OUK,
sueot Colonel Of Engineers, u. s. A.
PRoPosALs FOR GOAL. /.
QuARrHanAsrHRs Ory1or,l
z. 3. MILITARY ACADEMY,
WEST PoIsT, n. T., August 2 1875.
until e wos Inn. sns
place they viii be opened in the presence Of Did
west Point, Of the following qu.ntities Of Goal,
Department sss United States Military Acsd.
Egg size, Laokawsnpa; $50 tons, Stove siIe,
LscSaUanns; 1000 tons, Chestnut size, Lacks
Name Of Coal, and price Of each kind, stated
Preference will be given to articles Of domestic
The GOAL mus weigh $50 pounds to the ten,
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snsn sDs

10y DUNCANS0N BROS., Auctfonoers,
- Southeast corner Ninth and ID streets NV.
CHANoERYs ALEoFvALUABLEM IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON f0UR-AHD-A.HALfS CREE
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree ofthe Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, passed in special Term: on
zoo2, Equity Doc. Il, the undersIgned viii ofer for
sssl sale, on ne gre%nlsss On WEDsEs1AY, THE
p, m, lot numbered twenty-five l2O in feserva-
ton ten (10), IN the city of Washington, d. O.
Terms; One-third Of the purchase money In cash
and the remainder in two equal Instruments az one
and tive years from the day Of Sale, the deferred
notes to be secured Dy the premisory notes OF the
purchaser, bearing eight per cent. interest per
annum, and lien upon the property. IL the terms
OF sale are not complied with In days from time
Of sale, the trustees may resell the said property
at the risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser,
and upon Advertisement OF one week.
All conyeyanclng 1t cost Of purchaser.
DEVERE BURR,
GEORGE +. GULICK.
T au27-d.tf DUNcANsoN BROS, Gnct.
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81 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until WEDNESDAY, September l, ISIS, same
hour and place.
sRkINARD n, WARNER, Trustees.
au7l-TuThsAds rStar.1 Auckiouaar.
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JOB PRINTING.

JOB PRINTING.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING DEPARTMENT,
Cor. Penna. Ave. and Thirteenth St.,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Has the very best facilities for doing
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GALE OF ORDNANCE STORES.

su2aG Deputy Q. n. Cen, Depot
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.ALTTMoRE AND POTOMAC KAILK0AD

On and after WEDNESDAY, June 2, 1875, trains
will leave Baltimore as follows, Baltimore time:
LEAVE CALVERT STATION.
$50 Q. m.-Daiy Except Sunday for Washington.
7:I5A m.-Daily, for Washington. Daily Except
sunday for Pope'G Greek Line and Anuap-
oils.
B:O6 q. m.-DaIly Except Sunday for Washing
ton.
Oh. m.-DGily for Washington, for Norfolk,
via Washington and n orf0Ik steamers on Mon
$50 D. m-DGiiy Except Sunday for Washington,
Pope's I;reek Line and Annapolis.
SIS D. m.-Daily for Washington.
SxS >. m.-Daily except Sunday for Richmond
and South.
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The Prevention OF Spontaneous Com.
busti0n.

Bituminous coal from deep mines, and
many other substances. are liable to spoE-
taneous combustion when stored. afloat or
ashore. in large quantities. Among the
latest devices for preventing this Is the
saturation of the coal. or other materials.
In carbonic acid gas. and the displacement OF
the ordinary air. In the case OF the collier,
the acid gas l. poured down through
tubes. passing through the coal to the
bottom of the hold. where IL spreads out
over the floor, and gradually pushes up
the ordinary air, and displaces il till the
hold Is full, and the coal is drowned In ii.
In case flame has already started in the
coal, the acid gas, rising from the bottom,
will ut once put IL out. In bins. store
houses. and the like, IL Is plain that the
places holding the coal. cotton, wool, and
other goods. must be gas-tight, or il will
leak out at the bottom and escape. Two
gases are recommended for this purpose.
carbonic acid gas. and suphurous acid
gas. and both may be quickly and cheaply
made. "A common soda apparatus. where
dilute sulphuric acid j. allowed 10 drip
upon marble dust. would. i'm short time.
manufacture sufficient carbonic acid gas to
cover a hundred tons of coal. The manu-
facture of sulphurous acid gas is even
more simple. as IL Is given of freely by
burning sulphur. The only point to be
noticed Is. that this gas must be cooled
before il will fall in the tubes leading to
the bin. This may be done by passing il
through tube, bent in an arch, made by
joining two pieces Of gas pipe with a re-
turn bend az the ton. When cool. the gas
will readily fall through pipes TO the bot
tom of the ships hold. bin, coal pocket,
or elevator. and hit Is air-tght, will fill 1t to
the hrim. Then, II IL is possible to make
the matches alright. the gas may be kept
ner'sfor May.
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FOREIGN.

The death Is announced OF the famous
French traveller aid painter, Jean Frederic
De Waldeck, at the extraordinary age of 10
years.
A terrible explosion occurred on the 30th
in Bunkers Hill Colliery, North stanordshire.
England, while the miners were at work.
Thirty-fye lives were lost.
The Gar l. expected 10 leave 81. Peters
burg for Germany on the sth OF May. He
proposes to remain in Berlin three days and
then proceed TO Ems 10 take the waters. The
German Emperor has gone 10 Weisbaden to
remain there until the Car goes to Berlin.
when in company with the Crown Prince he
will go TO meet him there.
A dispatch by cable from London gives the
particulars of terrible tragedy enacted on
the schooner jefferson Borden, Captain Pat
terson, while en- route from New Orleans to
London. The schooner left New Orleans
March ,, and when eighteen DAYS out the
crew mutinied and attempted TO overpower
the officers and seize the vessel. They first
killed the first mate, by blow which frac-
tured his skull; the second mate was thrown
overheard alive; the captain, who was in
his cabin, then came up with his revolver and
killed two # the mutineers and wounded a
third. which ended the mutiny. He hailed
passing vessels and obtained sufficient hands
to work the ship and proceeded on the voy-
age TO London.
The following dispatch was received from
Kingston, Jamaica, on the 9th A revolution
broke out I'm Port su Prince on Sunday. Gen.
eral Brice was dragged from church and shot.
Forty foreigners have been killed. Among
the victims is a servant Of the British Con-
ulGeneral. Buildings were fred and every
species OF disorder prevailed. A state of siege
has been proclaimed. A British gunboat is
there, and another will be sent tomorrow.
Steamers were not permitted to enter the
port. and have landed their cargoes here.
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The to.al loss by the Oshkosh, Wis. fire Is
estimated by some as high as two million dol
lars, although other estimates make the
figures considerably less. Over two hundred
residences and one hundred stores, together
with the two large hotels, opera-house,
banks, etc. were swept away like so much
finder. A dispatch Of the 10Th says: "A
deep pail hangs over the stricken city. Five
times since Its foundation has a conAagra-
ton visited It, but the present calamity Is the
most crushing one Of all. This fire has taken
most Of the fine residences and hemes. The
citizens seem utterly hopeless, and
walk the streets with sad faces. The ruins
are still smoldering, and when the former
owners are asked what they will
do, they reply that they cannot tell a.
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any inn-keeper, manager OF theater or
transportation company has refused proper
facilities 10 any one on account OF race,
color or previous condition, the Grand Jury
will be authorized 10 ind u true bill against
him. And Judge Brooks, of the United
States District Court of North Carolina. In
charging the Grand Jury, said the Civil
rights bill in its criminal aspect, which was
the only shape In which IL could come before
the Grand Jury, was unconstitutional and
void.
Municipal elections were held throughout
Indiana on the 4th. In Indianapolis John
Caven, Republican, is elected by 400 major
ty, together with the balance Of the Repub
lican ticket. In Logsnsport the Citizens
ticket made a clean sweep, the Democrats
being defeated for the first time since issl5.
New Albany. shelbyville, Terre Haute. and
Jacksonville, all went Democratic.
The Missouri Constitutional Convention
met on the 9Th.
Lieut.-Col. Hatch, commanding at Fort sill,
reports that he has investigated the COM
plants Of the Indians encsmped near that
post, in regard to the quality and quantity Of
provisions furnished them, and that he finds
their complaints well founded. He says
that full rstions have not been is
sued, and much of the food furnished is I'M
dit for Use. AT the Wichita Agency matters
are still worse, and the Indians there have
been compelled in some cases to kill and eat
their horses. This report was for
warded to the proper authorities through
Gen. Pope. who says in his Enforcement:
So long As this decentralization of affairs
with these Indians exists, the military au-
thorities cannot be. and will not consent to
be. held accountable for any outbreak which
may occur on their part, Special Commits
sioner shanks. of the Indian Bureau, since
reports that supplies have gone
forward, and claims that the
insufiiciency OF provisions and consequent
suffering among Indians there have been
caused by the failure OF the contractor to
convey supplies from Caddo 10 the reserva-
tons. He claims that their transportation
heretofore has been rendered impossible by
the extraordinary state of the roads and bad
weather.
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EAST.

Gold closed in New York, on May ), at
lis IA.
In the Tilton-Beecher trial the defense
rested their case on the 30th, and the prose-
cution introduced witnesses in rebuttal. Mr.
Beach, Of plaintiffs counsel, stated to the
Court that they made no objection to the in
PRODUCTION OF Mrs. Titon as a witness for the
other side, Notwithstanding she was an in
competent witness under the law. Mr.
Evarts replied that the defense had not seri-
ously contemplated the introduction of Mrs.
Tilton as witness; that they had not been
brought to any point In which they were led
10 consider the force Of her evidence. Judge
Nelson said there was no question of the al
lowability oftne other side to offer the lady
IS witness. 1t would be very trying POI
sition for her, and on the whole he was glad
the lady was not offered az a witness.
Miss Ida Greeley, eldest daughter Of the
late Horace Greeley, was married to Colonel
v. Nicholas Smith, of Covington, KY. on
May
The conservation ceremonies and investure
of Archbishop Williams OF Boston took place
in the new Catholic Cathedral OF that city,
on the I'd. Cardinal McClosky read the for
mula Of conservation.
Following is the comparative cotton state
ment for the week ending April 80:
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DIR. WILHoFI's ANTI-PERIoDrc OR FE-
YER AND AGUE ToNIC!-Wilhof's Tonic has
established itself as the real infallible Chill
cure. II is universally admitted to be the
only reliable and harmless Chill medicine
now In use. It, efficacy H. confirmed by thou
sands Of certificates of the very best people
from All parts Of the country. IL cures mala-
rious diseases OF every type, from the shaking
agnes Of the lakes and valleys to the raging
fevers Of the torrid zone. Try IL! II has
never been known to fail. WHEELoCK FIN
LAY & Co. Proprietors, New Orleans.
For SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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WHEN ANY ANrIDorx or remedy foranv

WHEN ANY ANTIDorK or remedy for any
particular class OF disease obtains wide-
spreading notoriety, IL Is but reasonable 70
suppose that IL must merit the popularity
IL r, ceives. IL is within our province 10
mention that DIR. j. WALKERS CALFoRSl.
VINEGAR Buffers, so long and favorably
known AS the safest aud most reliable RENE.
dial agent for the cure OF Liver, Kidney.
Bladder, and Glandular Diseases. Mental
and Physical Debility, md all complaints
emanating from corrupt state of the
blood, etc., are in great demand. so salts
fled are We Of the intrinsic worth of this
medicine, that We do not hesitate to notice
IL in our columns. liz is well TO mention
that this medicine is compounded OF roots.
herbs, and flowers Of California, and has
no fiery material or alcohol used In its pre-
paration. We can add no better eulogium
than the fact that we use ii constantly in
our own family, and each member thereof
partakes OF IL, when necessary, according
To directions.-Neto Fork Paper.
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symptoms OF Liver Complaint, and n,
Some Of the Diseases Produced by !,

a sallow or yellow color Of skin, or yellou.
Ism brown spots on face and other sar,. =,
body dullness and drowsiness with freanaO,
headache; dizziness, bitter or bad tasia -
mouth, dryness OF throat and internal hes,
psipitation; In many eases a dry, teasins
cough, with sore throat; unsteady srpeti,n
raising food, choking sensation in THROAT. A..
tress, heaviness. bloated or full feeling ahan,
stomach and sides, pain in sides, back a,
breast, and about shoulders; collie. pain ana
Soreness through bowels. with heat: cors,,'
patton alternating with frequent attacks ~
diarrh1a; piles, flatulence. nervousness
GOODNESS 81 extremities ru~h Of blood 10 head
with symptoms Of apoplexy. numbnc.s ~
limbs, especially at night; cold chills alter.
nstng with hot flashes. kidney aud urinary
difficulties; dizziness, low spirits. un.o,,s.
biiity and gloomy forebodings. Only few of
above symptoms likely 10 be present Al one
tipc. All who use DR.. Picrce's Ait. Ext. or
G6lden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pur.
gatiye Pellets for Liver Complaint and m.
complications, are loud in their praise Of
them. They are sold by all dealers in medi.
cines.
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CURRENT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

"ASnAS& VSs
The Secretary OF the Treasury has given
directions to the Assistant Treasurer at New
York to sell e5 1000 900 gold during the month
OF May, Is follows: si,5oo.ooo on the first
and third Thursdays, and si,0oo,ooo on the
second and fourth Thursdays, each.
Information has been received nj Washing
ton from Key West, that there have been tw o
more deaths from yellow fever at that port,
and several new cases have appeared.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has re-
quested Treasurer Spinner, in compliance
with the terms OF the third section OF the act
70 provide for resumption of specie pay
ments, to cause legal-tenders TO the amount
of&l,115, lao to be withdrawn from the avail
able currency of the Treasury, and redeemed
and destroyed, being 50 per cent. Of the adj
ditional circulation issued to banks during
April.
The Southern Claims Commission will con-
tinue in session until the LIST ofJune, month
later than usual. Ii will be occupied during
this month chiefly in the the adjudication of
small claims.
The President has appointed Msjor Robert
Macfeeley Commissary General OF Subsist-
ence, vice Gen. Sheras, deceased. Maj. Mac
feeley is = native of Pennsylvania, and is at
present one Of the stan Of Lieut.-Gen. sheri-
dan, In Chicago.
Curtis +. Burnham, Of Richmond, KY, has
been appointed Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, vice Hartley, resigned.
Baron Schwarzenborn. the Austrian Min
lister to this country, has resigned. His sue
cessor has not yet been designated.
j. W. Douglass, Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, has resigned, and the position has
been rendered TO, and accepted by, ex-Sen-
ator Daniel d. Pratt, of Logansport, Ind.
The public debt was reduced S2.s25.3s6
during the month OF April.
The summary displacement OF Internal
Revenue Commissioner Douglas is puzzle
TO the Washington politicians, As well as to
the Commissioner himself. 1t is conceded
by all that there is no cloud upon his person.
al or official integrity, and this, the only
question asked by Mr.. Douglas Of Secretary
Bristow, who announced the Presidents re-
quest for his resignation, was answered en-
phatically in the negative.
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sewing machine. And wbyf Because II i
the most perfect and desirable sewing ma.
chine for family use and manufacturing VET
invented. and i the cheapest. The constant
demand for this valuable machine has made
II almost impossible for the manufac urer- to
supply the demand. Machines Will be deliy.
cred at any railroad station In this county,
free Of transportation charges, IL ordered
through the company'S branch house At go
North 4th Street, 81. Louis. They send an
elegant catalogue and chrome circular free
on application. This company want few
more good agents.
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WHOEVER buys Mason 4 Hamlin Cabi-
net Organ may be sure he has got the best
instrument of the class in the world, and
this at the lowest price at which ii can be
afforded by the makers having greatest
facilities for manufacture.
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DECIDEDLY the best remedy that has ever
been discovered for rheumatism, swollen or
stiff joints. flesh wounds. sprains. bruises,
cuts. and burns. Is .JohnSon's AnOdyne Lin
imeRt. We use IL, and always recommend il
to our friends.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-14

WE should not hesitate 10 recommend 10
any friend Of ours, Parsons Purgafire Pills.
they are scientifically prepared, and are
adapted 10 all the purposes OF good purya.
tive mediciae.
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Rubbing warts, night and morning, with
a moistened piece Of muriate Of ammonia,
IL said to cause their disappearance with
out pain or a scar resulting.
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The Tilton-Beecher trial was the occasion
ofquite dramatic scene, on the 81, when
Mrs. Titon, who was among the spectators
present. arose and addressed Judge Neilson /.
Your Homer, / have communication
which hope your Honor will read at once.
The communication was enclosed in
a sealed envelope, which was passed to
the Judge, who read 1t and replied: "Mrs.
Tilton, this matter will be considered de-
liberately." Much curiosity was natur-
ally excited by the incident, and the re-
porters made every effort to learn the con-
tents Of the mssive, but the Judge was in
exorable, and refused to impsrt any informa-
ton. II subsequently transpired that the
communication was q protest from Mrs. Til
ton against being debsrred from the right of
testifying as to her innocence, which she as
severated In the strongest manner.
The Connecticut Legislature met and or
ganized, and the Governor was re-inaugura-
ted, on the Jth.
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The Properties Of Tusts Expectorsnt
are demulcent. bals2mic. healing and soothing b.
IL braces the nervous system and cures the worst
cough.
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BURNETT's COCAINE is the best and
cheapest hair dressing i'm the world.