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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-21

morning hour, Resumed consideration
OF the resolution submitted by Norton
in regard to The recent elections in
Mississippi, and Morton continued his
speech begun yesterday.
After short speech Norton
said he had hes.n suffering
with sore throat, and would nut be
mbi.' 20 conclude his remarks to-slay.
lie tln.feitirr asked ihal ais resolution
be allowed Ia ga over, ani 1t wss so
onlersai. rnr Penatr thea took up he
Restitution io continue in force the
JOINT rnl,'S for the government If the
tuo li"u-esof Congress. The pen ling
question bein,. nn tl.,- motion of Nor
ton 10 except the 22i joint rude, in'rp-
gard To couniing iin vote for presi
dent and vice president. Bayar,i
submitted a substitute for the res
"lutlon, inslrGrling the committees
on rule of the Ss.nrie al,. Eou5 To
examine, and after conference, report
what dmcniineiit-. If any, should be
made Ia h. present joint rules; al-o,
whether any irgi~'aii0n IS eXpedient
IN regard IA The matters considered
ia the - .j,,nt ruiz. The substitute
oi Byard was ri cted and the
amendment oi Mnrlun WAS agreed Ia,
and the resolution ,niilinHing ia i',rce.
I the juiui rusi, as amended rs Marion
We're adopted. BiNarj then submit
led u resolution insiriciin: ths com.
niiitee on rules OF the Senate aiii
House to examine, and after confer
encc report whether any legislation is
cXpedient in regard to the matter con
sidered in the :....,ii,i joint resolution.
a La .ftsI.. 4 In
in regard tn postal routes, post Offices
and post roads, which was referred
and tlie s5enate adjourned.
House. e.-The speaker called. the
committees for reports. Waddcll, from
the pos; Office committee reported
t.anes, 10 reduce 'pnstagc OH iirst-c!ass
mail matter to one cent for each
half ounce. The report Was laid ON
the table. AT the expiration OF the
morning hour the House went into
Committee Of the wliale on the cen
tennial appropriation hill. Wood in
the chair. ANA was addressed by Town
send, in favor of the appropriation.
fownsend's speech WAS delivered in
humorous, conversational storytelling
style aud was thoroughly enjoyed, the
members gathering around him and
laughing heartily at his jokes. Slcnges
followed him in opposition TO the hill.
jones, OF XIV; spoke in support of
ti,s' i'iii us measure In the Interest
Of peace aud amity. Cook sIDke e
again-t the bill, and afgae.. that gov
erminenis should bc just befnre they
are generous, and tlht the sixty mil
lion dollars uf taxation wre-ted (rnn
the south during the war should b,-
restored before the passage Of this
hill. Banks spoke IN favor of the
bill. aS rni only i,eing constitutional.
hui niea-lire of nLSDlu Q necessity
ant. asked if Congress and The prrsi
| dent could wire i:lisiy-eiehl foreign
puwrrs 10 come here To celebrate that
anniversary aud Congress not have a
right io grant one dollar or one dime
t" dffray the expenses OF their enter
iainrient.
Without action on the biIl the
committee rose and the House, al;
4:30, adjourned, it being understood
that the euiogies on the latc Senator
johnson would prevent vote being
taken on the bill Tomorrow.
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rfG rIr REP
Congress ional Proceedings.
The senate After the Pacific
Railroads.
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Various petitions were presented
asking .lie repeal of the law rpqui-
ring II two cent stamp TO be affixed
ia hank checks. aud referred. Ed
munos submitted the following:
= 'R,'>n!ved, thai the attorney general
he and lie Is hereby directed
10 iiii.hin the Senate what steps have
been taking, ly any suit or otherwise,
under the second section nf The act
making appropriation for The lcgi-ln-
tive, executive, and judicial expenses
of the government for the year end
ing June 30lh, 1871, and for other
purposes, approved, March 3d. 1873,
and whether In any suit brought un-
tier sai, section the claim of the Uni
ted States for five per cent. Of the net
earnings tlleiein mentioned was
brought under adjudication aud pass
ed upon, and If not, why not. aud
that he also communicate the pre-
sent condition of matters ihereiil.r
lieierred. Ednuud, so submitted
resolution directing the Secretary
of the Treasury to communicate to
The Senaie what action, If any, has
been taken by him under the act of
Congress providing for the ccllec-
zion OF moneys due the Cniied States
irs'm The Pacific raiiroa,! COMPANIES,
and what IL the prs'-pu, es,n.ai,spn of'
matters therein, aud also directing
the Secretary to communicate 10 the
Senate "la. steps have been taken
ny 'iiin under the second rectiur. Of
The act making appropriations for the
Il 'gis!a ike asd Judicial expenses of
lie government fer HE ..e:,r ending
June 3Dth, 1874 and what
= the present condition OF
natleis therein Referred.
Mitchell submitted resolution in
structing the judiciary committee 10
examine the provisions Of an act To
establish uniform system of bank
rupicy throughout the United States,
and amendments thereto, and report
To the Senate whether, III their judg-
~ f"' 'sio" iequi''hg peti-
~ VI .o' 'i'uis''y UT ihV"'-
.,:. =! o'e VI
- ~ '''"''''ei' 'ne ny
'''e '''''i
" o'e- 'nii" vi .He
' p","o'e, "pP''es III case
~. "e'."i is corporation, or
-. 49,. 49, - J''s.',e uhuer 'he
-. -" e' '"'".'''i "e"'of hi'y
".'"" '''o Involuntary bank
W '"' Pe'''"" vi single
.ie''i'"f' WI" u"e7 nor constitute one
fourth in number of all the cre,iitni,s.
and whose debt dies uot ,,n,;.ut T.,
,u,,..,,,ird ,.,,.,.....,','
'.'e "eo'9 t''oNao'e aSa'"st
such cofPorhtion Agreed la. West
introduced a Lill 10 amend the Pa,iiic
railway acts oI July Ist and Jalv 2,d
1864. /, provides ,h,t from, ,,.I go,
lis ..n.,.,,n.,, ~ p.'.,,,'. -.
- "' ,'e''i' '"''""s c"'h-
i'"''ies s'''i pe 'iapie 10 pay h'to the
treasury o. the United States The whole
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-21
Absolute serarity froa Fire.

. have fitted up n number of lock-
boxes in my large fire-proof vault.
which | will rent on reasonable terms
for an, length Of time to parties hav-
ing valuable papers OF other personal
property which they desire to protect
from the ravages Of fire
An inspection Of the vault aud boxes
Is solicited. /. &. WnrppLE
Az the store of Whipple & Hay,
Sixteenth street, Cheyenne, Wyo. Ter.
janl2-l2t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-01-21
MINOR TEL us.

The reduction nude by the House
cn,fmttccon appropriations IN the ton-
sular and diplomatic LII. amounts to
about SiDo,01O.
Respecting the negotiations between
Spain ard the Il. S. it is -elni-oilicinlly
pointed ont in Mairi,l that The Wash
iug;oiL enveilinrnl nnt having yet re-
piled To tiir Spanish nnte of .>0r. 18th,
1875, nor having officially communi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-10

y democratic committee OF the House,
which has just made an investigation of the
management OF the Post Office department,
ceDsures Governor ewell for releasing clerks
guilty OF conniying and assisting In mail
contract frauds for the purpose of using
them as witnesses to convict a contractor.
The President, on the other hand, has come
in for good deal of abuse from his political
opponents because heopposet promising i'm
mun1ty to any OF the whisky thieves, but
insisted that no guilty man be allowed to
escape. There seems to be an Inconsistency
here. Why one person should be condemnei
for doing certain thing aud snot Ter person
cepsured for not doing the sa 1ae thing is
somewhat difficult orexplanation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-10

The Baltimore Stu, notes the fact that the
canadian government intends TO send pres
ents 70 the Sioux and BIackfeet Indians on
British soil for declining TO Jsin Sitting
BulPs iogces In a war against the United
staps, ind that the Canadian Indian policy
Las always been more successful than our
own In Canada separate Indian nationali-
lies are not recognised. and the red men
have been subjected 70 the same laws as the
whites, and have the same privileges. Toe
result nas been no Indian wars, and increas-
ang habits Of industry among them, until
now thousands Of Indians, whs few years
ago depended entirely on fishing and the
chase for support, are engaged In agricultu-
ral and other Industrial pursuits, and live Ia
comfortable dwellings like their white neigh
bors. There 10 o lesson In this which We
might study with advantage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-10
The published statement that the District

The published statement that tue District
Commissioners are waiting for CongreJs tn
adjourn In order that they moy clean out
the democrats employed By the District gov
eminent is, ve learn on sooi authority,
without foundation. Like other false state
ments relative 10 District matters. this
story has been set afioat TO keep up the or
position OF members of Congress 10 the max
Ing OF proper and just sppropri atoms for the
District AS TO the legality OF an army Off
Ger holding the position OF Caief Engineer Of
the District, the third section of the act OF
Congress of June 20, 1874, "for the govern.
ment OF the District OF Columbia !" after d.
Iecting the President OF the Uaited States TO
detail an officer OF the Engineer corps of the
army, provides that he shall receive no
addition compensation for such service. And
he snail not been deemed by reason OF any
thing In the act contained to hold a civil
office under the laws OF the Unitei states.
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Beading Matter on Every Page

Average ssrorn Daily CircuiatiOss
orer I5,O00,-befn0 more than
fhree times that Of any other
daily paper fn WasLfagtOn, aud
equal to that of all the other
daily papers tss the CITY added
together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-10
The star for the summer.

Persons tedrtno TIE city mag haze TIE STAR
sevs 70 usev address D. Dsrii, postage prepaid,
Sor such p-sod Of tine us they p1y cIesire, on
the rate Of Is essts per sceek, 90 cents per month,
el!7o Jor three n'of.ths, OF So Jor st1 months
- The Dsoney TO pay Jor the tsss required
'si1sf t' al cases accompo,ey tAe ortis~, OAsr-
wise TIE paper cd,usot be s--a,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-10

Messrs. Ssyler and Banning, present rem
resentatives in Congress rom the Cincinnati
Districts, viii have to bruce up. Tue nouli-
nation of Judge Manning f. Force "a well
known and highly respected Washington
boy, by the way and Hon. Stanley Mathews
as their competitors, respectively, means
business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-10

IL LOOKS as II II would be q great race and
lot great battle after all. GensraI Crook
IS In hot pursuit OF the hostile red skins, but
tits exceedingly doubtful whether he win
ever catch up with them aud give them the
fhrashtng they so richly deserve. General
Sherman says there can BE- no truce, since
The hostile Indians have Dot deigned to ask
Tor cessation Of hostilities. And then IL
would seem unreason able to grant q truce
until our boys In blue had av snged the death
Of Custer and his brave men. Give them one
more chance at Sitting Bulls hair lifters,
and II will then be time enough to talk OF .
truce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-10


The paving commission will not, we trust,
1oist upon Us that fraud known by tue nigh
sounding name of Neuchatel. 1t NAV be
very valuable somewhere, but Is not suited
10 This cllmate.-l Republican.
Let the commission make haste slowly In
their selection, and not be influenced in their
judgment by high sounding denunciation on
The one side, nor high-sounding promises on
Inc other. Extreme expressions ara very
often the ebullition OF personal interest, di-
rect or remote, and should be weighed &C.
cordingly. The merit OF a pavement is q
matter about which persons may honestly
entertain different opinions, and 1t is only
1a1r to say that in the judgment OF very
many If not majority of dislnterested
people in this city the Neuchatel is the best
that has yet been laid here. But upon this
point IL Is the duty OF the commits sion to
pass, and the decision Of the question may
properly be LETT 70 them. III what they do
shall prove 70 be q success, they will be en-
Titled 70 and will recsi We both present Or aise
and future honor; If il shall be q failure, or
IL any part Of Ii bears upon Its face evidence
OF having been done In furtherance OF pri-
vate fnterests-corporate or individual
They will have TO carry q load OF infamy
such rs IL is the fortune OF few people to be
called upon to bear. Let them, therefore,
decide wisely, and see TO IL that their work
Is well done. This Ia all the public asks,
and this much 1t insists on, no matter who
may be disappointed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-10

II Is hard 10 tell just how much contempt
would be heaped upon private Individual
or firm that would pay an employe but hal {
his months wages and compel him as one of
the conditions OF that mean and tardy act TO
receipt in full for a whole months pay. Yet
that is what Mr.. Townssnd's resolution
offered in the House yesterday proposes to
60 IN regard to the late employees In the
Treasury department, bureau of engraving
and printing. Can q great government, o (
and for and by the people, afford to do so
scurvy an act as that? Even the "effete
dynasties Of Europe" would hide their heads
in shame al the idea Of being caught In such
trick.
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MEDICAL, dc.


"SATIsrACcIun "A so.Iti,eeu.e 81 o-rb 4
uls b rr ps,by, 81 a. ~ street, CIR q Pean-
s0lhhtls avenue, OoisbitacIo Tree aus, I'm
hNER TWENTY NkAhs' ENPERISsCE ~
y, Tie treatment q renRie Diseases eaabio- Ia.
oA i'iet soa herNous piss ass. sO6 - solta.
Wet, opposite Smithsonian. gy2sgSs
A CaRD.-To al ~ho are suffering from ths
Al errors aud tndtsorefioue 81 youfh n-rr ons
-esk ness, early decay. loss 20 usnhoad, &C 4 Nffl
CHsRGE fhis CREST remssss a. 3D. si.oo,sr-s n
missionary IN South America send \ .sf .dsT.ss.s
snyslope @ the keV JOSEPH T INNAN. stAf,oS
., biole bons, Rev fork oitI, nArssa&k en
nR. ROBEBTsoN, g.O- saatnaO-. o.a q. co
" suited 81 ts< 10Th street northwest nearly o,
petite the Gss Once, every WEDNESDAY, sns
shIChpAf fro0 70 p o. m, IN eli Diseases q
DE Urinary Oresos. Gonorrbozs, elect. Strtoturs,
eyphills snd spermstorrh9s. Gases q GOnuorrhss
AL It's stages quickly cured aud the poison snttrsr
eTsoicstei from the system without The q rer-
ccfJ. SpermstorTa1 brought on by excuses snS
ssuse p suth. causing ios OF memory and tnssHi-
y, general debility, organic weak ness In p0teacr
nervous irritsbilitY, sym ptoms of ptou, tn
dsestion, paigitsliop of the beArl, pains an bsos
istrg, &C. spsediiy cured b. osry aisso, ss
remedies. Gentlemen placing themselves In DIR II y
hsnd can rely upon being scieu .ihcally and non.
shics ne now holds from the lesdins phy-icisns a
Balt,more ono- <2l Wsb stress north west, fros
sosp m. msrSy
nIADAAR RKsTELL, M D., Q thoroushIy en-
~ esrenoed aud scientific Ladies' Ply sioian ane
nstfe OF Fears practice, attends ladies 81 their
Ing, and the best medical attendance Of IN, Doe
tors private residence. Lsdie- placing themselvss
oLoei he care OF Madame Restell ere guarantsst
residences, corner OF South shars and Dover streets
p..Nnlcre. sepu-p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-10

We may now expect to hear q lively howl
over the collection OF political assessments
In the executive departments. 1t is stated
that the clerks OF the Interior department
were called upon yesterday, and that IL was
plainly intimated that all who failei to con-
tribute would be dismissed. Toe legislative
appropriation bill prohibits the collection of
such assessments, and as IL will soon be-
come law, the political tax gatherers Will
nave TO hurry up matters. As long as our
civil service Is run In the interest of parties
1t Is but reasonable TO expect that nployes
who hold offices will cheerfuly contri butte
something towards the support o. the party
which keeps them Ia position. Toe SAM
parties who grumble at these political as.
sessments WHIIld, doubtless, before their in
ouetior. in office, have promised almost any
fsS sonable amount of their salaries for po-
litical purposes. 1t is little singular that
having once secured their positions they
should consider their obligations to the
party which befrie nded them as Cancelled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-10

The nat has gone forth that no less than
765 employ rs In the executive departments
are 10 be dismissed, for no cause, within the
next three months. As we sail yesterday
The reduction is simply arbitrary, and is
made solely for political purpose. That IL
is arbitrary was shown by Senator Conkling
In his remarks yesterday. TIE legislative
Dill provides for the discharge from the
Treasury alone OF no less than i91 employees,
or twenty per cent. OF the entire force. Mr.
Conkling said that when We remember that
we are assured the Treasury department has
of late been administeret with ability, the
high TeformstOry aim of that adm!nistra-
lion, with an eye single to economy, aud
with an earnest effort for retreuchment IL
was difficult 10 accept as fact the statement
that 491 per, Ons can sunmarlly be with
drawn from the working force that operates
The department and not utterly cripple 1t.
1T was as absurd to his mind as IL would
have been, after A. T. Stewards death, hal
some one attempted to prove that the details
of his immense business could have been at
tended to by four ffths of the force which
Mr.. Stewart himself had deemed necess ary
Mr.. Window, chairman of the conference
committee on the part OF the Senate, gave
That body plainly to understand that this
reduction was not made with the concur
renee OF the heads OF departing nts, and that
Tor one he believed that IL would cause Sc
rious delay and greatly impair the efficiency
of the public service. II should be under
stood that the Senate conferees were forced
10 accede to the demands of the House In the
matter OF reduction, since the House could
refuse TO make the necessary appropriations.
Mr.. Window well said, further, that If he
should advocate the reduction OF the pay OF
members Of Congress IL would be an act of
Sheer demagogism; In At the one thing which
an honest people hate above all others is an
attempt to deceive, and that the things they
most approve of are honesty AMI courage.
Mr.. Bayard fully concurred with Mr.. Win
dom In opposing the insertion OF a clause re-
ducing the Presidents salary after NJ arch 4,
1sii, since President Grant has already
vetoed bill reducing the salary of his sue
cessor. which bill can oaly bscoms q law by
vote OF two thirds OF both houses. To COM
pei him To sign an appropriation bill Into
which such clause il smuggled would be
10 Invade the rights of the executive branch
OF the government, guaranteed by the Con-
ktitution itself
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RANK OF ENGLAND.
UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS

ID
UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS. INV "
Apple alton having been made &c the Governors
Of .hs Bank Of EnsIsnd TO direct the payment q
sfR 81 wssSdas ia the
eiside1Gs were paid over 70 tie SoTmi..on T..
81 the rst thereof having Tema ned unclaimed since
the 5th January, 1855, notice s sreby given that,
s ,.d to
WILLlaMS, one Of the executors OF JOHN COOK
some other clsi@snt shall sooner appear and m Axe
OFT his claim thereto. It,
pAs1URAGE.F First elias. pas.uIase xithia i've
BILL pGyAII: sae Iosisi.as ave.: IA
err FLEMING. street, between 4 and ill., SIh
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
twill be to tn. interest of purchaser. Of material
for building euE poses TO examine ny stock have
FLOBIDA FLOORING
"a and 50, kiln dried. Also
vIRGlNIA PINE FLOORING
''i''n'' WIN mo 'thsi fses0 BoSRs.
&c, &C, which viii sell as prices to suit Dur.
DANIEL SMITH,
auss-tr Ph@nix Mil, 1910 Ohio avenue.
THE OELEB6.InP Is9TTlsa STALLION
tober q Brightwood TrottnG Psrk from -
August sth, 1876 General Love II Q very
rich chestnut IN color, l5x hands high, OFF, H
hne bone and muscle Hes . record Of 40 at Sui
folk Park, October 18th. lS74, and IL known here
and trotted under the name OF Auburn Horse at
Briehtvood Park, beating Ned Buckieg and two or
three others. General Love 10 remarkoly nne bred
being sired By Yieds celebrated trottins stallion
Royal George, By old Roval George. dam Erin
mare by nrin BY Sir henery. General Love win
satisfy sny sentis@sn .ith regard to the horse his
sped, sfy le, &c. This s ch snce rarely met with
for the price, and gentlemen should not miss tn
Opportunity. augs Sc
@ TRUNKS! 9Th
sATCRBLs, vALIsEs,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
POCKIR BOOKS, SHAWL STRAPS,
| &c &C . &c.
| a full assortment, the largest stock. strougssi
made and 81 the most reasonable prices as the old
/ sstabtsksa Mandatory Of
JANIS q. TOPHA4,
Ing from the roof.
Trunks. As., thoroughly and DronDuy repaired
and covered. auss
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
For sALn,toh CAsR-s small skoOERY
r ne ~ 80. par, q the city Good ressons
RooM FOB L1eHr MANUFACTUsIsG rUK
sose,, vi OF Without steam power. Appl q:
west. s1sle-S
G15 mn n TWO Oh rHREi SUNS TO
sad 500. SSt H ssa 81 go 10
Per cent. Deferred note. from actual sales santed
WtNIRc-io,o0o RIUKs. fIr c..h FIsak
, ". lin BOX hOuse-HoPkihs, lsi rena.yiya
EoR sALK-DRUG sTORE.-stocR ant
d,., fi..1Tss e s,. PSss Store for sale
NLhDIss.ukoH .sKks Tor q LARGE stock
ssSss 10, fsSsii.hias o@p.n,NHoPkiSs. s
go sd &c &c. e al. .i.o e.
he % S"ss seet MI, lend IS cent; upon
GROCERY STORE FOB sALE-Ths G 1od viii
SIS stock and and Fixture. Of nrstel.ss Grocery
S BE-. lGSs sas 10 The P.,[s.
Office Box rae, GecrsstO~a, D. o. sasssest'
$4,000 sSs : sisSs s "a r, 500
CASSIE 90 e ssG p aT,.s
west, opposite Ebbitt House. suss g
So n00 TO LOAN fns TabEs pR FIVE
e oHABLrs d moULToS.
sust o. 500 Fs.re-t.
na u. Atwn sorHvELL's,
huel-ln lI3 street southeast.
EVILS J0hNsoS co, Baugrrs,
caRpoa.Ti66SSh OF ' w4sHf Il QUAR-.
JHsll STOCK FOR SALE
rDlsIBlor OF COLUm BIA ls-YEAI PEE
eossfTy SE E M.ssisssTHos rHrBrr-r,AR
GOLD BONDS WANTED.
LEWIS JOHNSON roo
Jysl-let corner leth and Penu-ylvsBis avsnIe.
SPk CIAL TOE.
To buy fine WATCHES, CHAINS. DIAMONDS.
and oil other hne JEW kLkfa cheap for Cash, so to
III you Feed GUNS. BEvOLVERs, sILvIR aud
any valusole present. for 60 90 the
LOAN OFFICE, C09NER 10TH AND STs
TO cell valuable Goods, 70 negotiate loan, OF TO
optain liberal allowances on Uommissi non, on res
sepsble terms, 70 the Oldest, largest and moot
reliable house 10 this country
q. GOLDSrEIN d co.
LOAN AND COMMISSION BRORERS
leS u Northeast corner 10th aud stree.s
nj ONE TO L AN.
$4,000 to loan on choice real estate tn sums of
from ESQ to 81 TOO. OF aud 10 per cent. Interest
Few sums at per cent in from o. 90 3 ~ 600.
b. II. wARNBR,
marH corner 7th and streets.
$50 r no 800 IsyssIi3 IN STOCK
Write fer ~ page book, Men and Idioms OF all st.
and W all ct. Review SENT FREE
JOHN HIOKLIN0 90.
octF-U Bankers and Brokers, ~ Broadway, Y.