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Two GOOD ORCHARDS

on the premises.
ss-For information concerning the property ap-
ply TO q. b. Brockway, OF Bloomsbury, or T. j.
swlsher, OF Jerseytown.
May 23,-ts
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue OF sundry writs issued out Of the
court OF Common Pleas Of Columbia county and to
me directed, VIII be exposed TO public sale at the
Court House in the town Of bloomsbury Columbia
county, Pennsylvania, at two O'Clock y. m, on
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I)LANK DEEDS, on Parchm ent and Linen
ID Paper common and for Adminis rators, Execu-
tors and trustees for sale cheap at the COLUMBIAN
OnlCc.
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Private Sale!

The following valuable property, the Estate OF th'
late John Swisher, deceased win be offered at pryau
sale up 70
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CCHOOL ORDERS, blank, just printed and
neatly bound in small books, on hand anu
or sale at the COLUMBIAN Onlce.
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Also certain tract Of cleared land situate In said
Main township Columbia county, Pennsylvania,
bounded on the east by and of Joseph Geiger and
others, on the south by land OF John w. shuman,
on the west by public road leading from Espytown
to Manvllle and the north by lot OF NJ. " b. Kos
tenbauder, containing twenty-five acres more or
less.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of U. J. Campbell.
ZARR. Attorney.
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EMBER lst 1879.
FIFTY ACRES

OF excellent farming land upon which are TWO
HOUSES, BA RN, and other Out
buildings, and is one OF the nnest localities In the
county. There are
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1879-06-06

Another house ard lot OF ground situate in said
Main township, Columbia county, Pennsylvania,
bounded on the east by public road leading through
the town OF Mainville on the south by lot OF the
Public School District, the west and north by lot
orland OF John w. shuman, on which are erected a
large two story frame dwelling house. barn and out
buildings.
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BALTIMORE, April 2l-virginia sixes deferred
IN; do consolidased. 81; do second series, as !;
90. past due c.supops Ban. North Oarolina sixee
old. "a do new, II bid to-day. sugar strong -
sxLTiMoRE. April 2I-oottou quiet -midd,inr.
ns. Flour steady ana duil~HoSsrG strsst an3
western super. so a3 so. 10 extra ln0al so; DO
family, 76a5 SO; city mills super. SOFAS so: do
extra, l00s<.50 do. Rio brands b5naS.75; Patapaco
family, $50 Wheat southern nominaliy steody :
western hrm and high-r-southe, n red, l09al o. :
do. amber, llssll3a: No Pennsylvania rea,
l12x; No. western wi ter red. spot and April,
09kal o9ss; May, lo7.al 1oh; june. Ll04aL foss
southern white; q; do yellow. 4Satsk: western
mixed; spot and April. 42h May. A2sss4s; June.
43,sa4Sh: July, 44a44h steamer 0kat0x Oats
hrm.sontheD, S4aS7, western white. 32aS5: do.
mixed. S3aS3h; PennsylvaniA. 32a35. Rye quiet,
Q. $50 Hay steady.prin TO choice Peansylvanis
and Haryland. 120osl4.O0 per ton Provisons
Suie;.,Mees port. l06eao76. Bulk mests.loose
81 Bacon shoulders, N clear rib sdes. B. Hams.
9Aa9A Lard-refanel. In terces.7 N. Butter steady
prime TO choice wsierp packed, l5a17: rolls. llall.
Eggs steeo y, l2al2h, Petroleum steady-crude. ~
aSA: refined 9l.as1S Coffee steady-ordinary 70
Goice Bio cargoes 1Oal6. Whisky duh, lO7aI 67 d.
slesns slsa noor % iSsrgSo per ste.%sr
2s6o wheat. $500: corn 81 $40; osss. 1000: rye.
400 Shipmente- wheat, 14S. 100 corn III 800
NEW YORK, April 2l.-Stocks strong Money! Sas
Exchange, long. 4S5h short. 4s7 Goyernments
NEW YORK April 2l-Flour quiet Wheat steady.
LONDON. April q. l2 80 p. m.-oonsols. ss Is ls
for both .. 8. bonds, four per oenGs. l0s1 |;
our-and half rer cents, le94; new aves, 1867,
Erie, 27x do preferred, sos. Hin 10 Central 81 4
New jersey Central. a.. Reading Is
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Telegrans to The Star.
THE MARYLAND LYNCHING.
THE VERDICT TO-DAY.
GEN. DIX DYING.
THE EAST RIVER ON FIRE,
LONDON WALKING MATCH,
THE POINT OF ROCKS LYNCH.
lN(ss
Especial to The Ereaino Star

Especial to The Ereninq Star.1
FREDERICK, Nd, April 2l.-Editor Washington
Star: The jury OF inquest met at the court
mouse this morning, at 10 O'Clock. The coroner
made few remarks as to the duties devolying
p upon the Jury, and then proceeded TO examina,
t, tion vi witnesses. The coroner was assisted In
tne examination by States Attorney Motter
!hon as none OF the witnesses knew any OF the par
.ies VINO assisted In hanging Carroll, the
That the negro, James Carroll. was forcihly
Iaken from Capt. Jacob Michaels' train at or
near washington junction, on the Baltimore
ana ONO railroad. In Frederick county. Mary
oi men unknown to the jury, and by said body
Oh men unlawfully hanged" The iury was
composed OF six democrats and six repubii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-21

The WINNERS AT THE NEW ORLEANS RACES
saturday were: Gabriel, two miles over ei0hf
hurdles, ID 2:45: Egypt, mile and a quarter in
a;aSH; aaS Eila Rowett, mile heats In 1909, l:5O
ano sE,e i:4sE; At an extra meeting yesterday
sunday the winners were Cannon, mile heats.
iouf nna nurdles ID 1:53h, 1:52a; Virginian, mile
neats, IN 1:46, 1:46H and 1:4sh; Keene Richards.
Mue and quarter, In 2:16A.
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GEN. DIX'S CONDITION.
Still Living Rlan Very

y NEW YORK, April 21.-At noon to-day, Ex.
governor Dix was In the same condition ss last
nignt. ne passed quiet night and lies uncon-
ing. put Gid not prescribe for him. They saw
6a dae,e Is no hope OF his recovery, and that his
uTaSn ynia,t may occur at any moment, but that he
iMlsnC possibly linger until night. Rev DR.
Morgan and Mrs. Blake and his Vile are In con.
slant attendance at his bedside A- SoA-
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ETTING THE RIVER On FIRE .
A singular COnflagration In New

NEW YORK, April al.-About IL O'Clock YES
terday the pipe which conveys OIL from the
Hudson river railroad depot TO Hunters Point
l.. l., burst and a singular confiagration ensued.
The pipe Is laid acroes and under the East
river, just below Blackwell's Island. IL burst
with a loud report, throwing up the water TO
considerable height and covering the surface OF
the nver with oil. BY some means this became
ignited and to the vast crowd OF spectators
that assembled the East river seemed literally
on hre. The fire boats and steamers which ar
rved on the scene were able TO prevent the
connagration extending TO the docks, but could
not extinguish the burning Oil covering the
s.Ieam. Inc flames were finally subdued, how
eseI, oy ooatS poughing the oil and stirring up
Ine wafer They kept ploughing the river up
and down, and In that way succeeded I'm check
lng tne nre, But II was Lot until the OIL In the
pipe hao mostly been consumed that the flames
oled out. This was fully four hours AFTER the
outbreak. The quantity of oil lost must have
been very great Beyond the scorchIng on n
few vessels, the fences, trees and the partial
destruction OF the dock, there was no other
harm done.
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AE..,,,.r,s Smicsde.

SCRANTON, PA, April 21.-JameS Bunnell, IS
years old, a respectable farmer, In comfortable
circumstances, living near StroudSburg. Pa.
hung himself this morning. He leaves q large
family OF grown up children
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ICsCuMBIA, ALA, April 2l.-Henry H. p. Tu-
oor ooI and Louis II. Ayme, the Patagonia travel
till this morning, when they resumed their
Journey southward. Ayme is a surgeon, and
Joined Tudor at Lynchburg, Va, to go to Pata-
COMA as scientist. They look fresh, and are
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THE SIX DAYS WALKING MATCH IN NEw YeRK
ended Saturday night, Panchot winning the
belt. The score stood: Panchot $50 miles, Mer-
nit 4i5, Krohne 455, O'Br1en 43l, Byne 427, No
den 425, Brcdie 315, Will,s $40, Stanley 21?, Day
Philadelphia closed with a score for Downey of
95 miles, Clarke "a, and Lands 50. The six
days walk at Wflksbarre, Pa, for $500 q side,
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Fire I'm Ontario.

WINDSOR, ONT, April 21.-The American
hotel and Watkins tailoring shop In this place
estimated at SlO, 600, is fully covered by insur-
0neo.
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CINCINNATI April 2l.-On Saturday night
some burglars entered the jewelry store OF
George Larue, at Ypsilantt, Mich, and carried
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SEVEN HUNDRED TENNESSEE MoONsHTNERs.-
About seven hundred violators OF internal rev.
cue law, largely Illicit dStlllers, are TO appear
before the Z. S. court at Nashville, Tenn, to-
day. The U. s. district attorney has been in.
structed to accept pleasof guilty, with suspen
payment OF costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-21

TIE PENNSYLVANIA PRoHIBrrIoNrsrs VIII hold
tneir state convention at Harrisburg Thursday
and Friday OF this week The programme has
been announced, and II embraces political. pro-
hibition and devotional discussion and exer
ci6eS. ~~o'
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A BOTTLE Of Whiskev .na "a pr

PoUGnKIKpsIE, N. Y, April ai'-Martha
Sladder, OF Grovevtlle, was found burned to
death In her bed yesterday morning, with
oottle OF whiskey and pipe beside her. she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-21

The Snow at Stamford, Delaware county. N
T., saturday, was nearly two feet deem Al rale
Will snow prevailed on the New England coast
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PORTkRa
That newer usss never breaks. never wears out q.
ways clean. ~ can be worn Vhile hcfhim0 fs 'for
sale at CHA& / kISHkR6. 628 7th streef ~.
Hra. Fisher dev.tss her attention 10 ~ wants Of
aQy pa3ou2 dooll1y
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yenport has filed an answer to the petition to
Judge Blatchford for his removal from Office as
T.. s. commissioner and federal supervisor OF
eiecTons. He joins issue generally and speci-
made against him that he Improperly used his
omce to prevent the voting OF duly qualified
citizens at the last election, and prays that the
earliest practicable date In open court before
the country, and In such manner as that the
fullest possible publicity may be given thereto"
IN. Y. World, 18TH.
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DARIS NOVELTIES.

cash DRY GOODS HOUSE.
STOCK MUST BE REDUCED IMMEDIATELY
WITH A VIEW TO IMPROVING OUR STORE
Our S25O Black Silk ut % 40. Our S225 Bl4cl
Silk at % 10 Our 91-25 Black Silk ct S120. Kle
CANT Black and White Striped Silk, $50. $50 White
spreads, extra large and heavy, worth 9L40, al
Sl.l9: leo White Spreads at 81, very cheap. One
case Corded Pi9ue. former price &C., at s. One case
Per yard Best Ali Wool Bunting reduced from $50
70 23c. Best Cotton and Wool Bunting at 24o
Large lot Of Parssols and Sum Umbrellas just In. We
have the largest lot OF Dry o2ds eyer offered in the
mar14-tr 1880 Pa ose., corner 20th St
WAMsUTTA UNFINISHED UyEINHED SHIRTS
e,oos usr,s1sHyb5 g AZ ffnssi HGFfs sn rant.
Wameutta FINISHED SHUTS. ......... 90 centa
Good FINISHED SHIRTS0 0.........75 rs cents
Boys FINISHED GHIRTS.................s5 .s5 centA
Closing out 4ply LINEN COLL AIRS, 81 per dozen
Best 2s cent British HALF HOSE in the market.
MEMS FURNISHINGS from Socks to Night OAp4
4 good SILK TIE, Is cents
e15o 1CARFS reduced to 80 cents.
Goods warranted ss represented, at
TEOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY.
S16 II st. 1s.sc.,
mArlO6 Opposite Patent Ofhca
RUY THE MYSTERY" or the "OOMFORT.
and extra nne Linen Bosorns, for rs cts.
The "Grcet Southern" made Of the same noaterf1i
open front, is only 30 ctA
ii. est Dress Shirts rade 30 order, end sAsisfas
Hn guaranteed. Tor q. at MEdINNIHE.
feb6-ly 10O3 y ets0ee $50.
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BE NOT DECEIVED.

BE NOT DECEIVED.
The Increasing popularity OF the
Cincinnati Oleine Soap
has caused many INVITATIONS under the name of
Oleine Soap and other brands of SIMILAR APPEAR.
ANcE. MADE TO DECEIVE, sold at little less price,
but very inferior in quality to the
W GENUINE OLEINE SOAP. IA
BE NOT DECEIVED BY THESE INVITATIONS,
BUT SEE THAT "PROOTER h CANDLES GIN
0INNAT1 OLEINE SOAP" Is ON EACH BAR
For SALE BY GRocERs EVERYWHERE
ap9-WA.m, ,2m, ,1col1p
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DLots OF Englishmen are ssoutn on Parole
[Bost. POsf,
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

p Z n o v A L.
The government Wishing to occupy, for the use
Of the Pension Bureau, the large ware-
room at the corner Of PennsylVan1a ave f7
nue and 12th street, we have removed ourSlVSvv
PIANOS AND ORGANS
10 1103 PenneylvaniA avenue, two doors from cor
ner Of llth street SANDERS 3 ETAYMAN,
x1O3 Pa. 00e., W0ohtNQtOee,
mAr1SLd Is n. Charles It., Baltimore
III these celebrated Pianos continually 49,
Ytvtn1, for sale on easy monthly payments, -
and at lowest prices. Come and ses mysprnG
stock H. L. SUMNER, 611 9th & NV. tan23R
THE DTIEEE E1AMO0
L ALWAYS HUOOk08IULi
Victorious ct the OentenniAl Exhibition,
l67o; achieved their HHN
GRAND GROWING TRIUMPH -"
a ths Exposition Universeie, Paris, 1873
g. L WILD BRO.. Sox1 AGENTS,
508 Seventh street $40.
AlDo Aeents for the celebrated Erantcn ana Baca
YIAEOS and STANDARD ORGANS.
Lowest prices; fatfae land asdsst termL novz-6m
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ap9-ws.m, I'm, ,1col1p
READ OUR SPRING INDUCEMENTS
$40 s1o $40 $40 81,
SlO-A Full Snit only $40.
slo.A Thoroueh shrqnk Suit only $40
S10-Oferent Shades Of Suits only $40
$40. $40 49,. $40. . $40 $40 $40
el0-A Genteel Suit only $40.
s10-A Dresey SUIT only go.
s'o-s SPA pa fIis Egzas sng sas sle; Sn,, .,o
$10...... el0...... .sl0...... SIC. $40 $40
FOR BOYS.
$o...... es.... e5... $780,. s5..... es...... s5
ssBoy: sSasi ss6SSi s9tss1 sst' I'm! ssSs g. s,v q.
S5...... $780,. s5...... 3d.. S5 ..... s5.$
BRING THE BOYS ALONG"
BEST CHANCE EVER OFFERED
NATIONAL CLOTHING COMPANY.
No. 400 Seventh street,
Northwest Corner OF Seventh and ID SITS.
aplltr
LADIES' FANCY UMBRELLAS.
THE THE LATEST STYLES FOR THE STREET
usE Also LoNroN UMBRELLAS FOR GENTLE
IMPoRrED DIRECT.
ap9-tr N. w. GAIT, BRO. 4 CO..
RUhN THE BEST AND SAFEST!
THE Red OIL
Is new. ruby. red. non.e1pIosiye r, Can be used in
ard has registered trademark. which ID also in,
oe}bly stamped in the Oil ITSELF and hence 1t can
be adutersted its absolute safety being secured
by its color.
For sale. at Wholesale, by BARBOUR l. HAMIL-
TON tS1- @ -GS9- @ Gal louisiana avenue, and EYON&
Retail Grocers and OIL Dealers OF WASHINGTON and
Georgetown. sp8t28
CH. BUPPERT.
No. 4O3 7th Street 20.
HEADQUARTERS
OAILDREN's CARRIAGES,
ARCHERY AND CRoQUET,
BASE BALL AND FISHING TACKLE.
VELOCIPEDES AND WAGONS.
m.r2slm AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
GOVERNMENT LAND SCRIP.
Tss Tps Psb q ee sDTo {y
Hundred and Twenty six lSf sa 5ss Of
tiocatl9a I9n representlng tWentysx thousand and
Of the sc Of Congress sppEovsd y june
sns d sn@
sySd ,ns s a 4f Congress approved June 10th. 1917
Congress approved January 18th, 1879 ~ VIZ
are tn IL rr2Ros.ls for the purchase, ss Aforesaid
Of Baltimore prior to the FIssT T DAY OF NAY. 1879.
Hn the TnIn cay they win be- opened and considered
reject any one OF al Of aid proposaIs " "
TEE CELLUASS1IR T9Uss AND sur
Tbas psvsr :-usss, never breals' s'r.,..-.-,..,. Al.
ways clean. ~ can be worn MINI hsfhis, fs for
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LIRUT. CHARLss w. CHIPS, U.S.N., has been
ol1ered as executive omcer OF the Jeanette
now at the Mare Island (Cal.) navy yard.
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City branch OF the Hannibal and st. Joseph
railroad. saturday morning, a freight train ran
De on nre when it was too late to stop the en-.
CINE, and fourteen cars broke through. and the
cars, piled up In an immense wreck, took fire
self by jumping as his engine was turning over
the bridge. The fireman jumped before reach
ng the fres6le Two men sleeping in
badly hurt The other could not be found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-21

The LOUISIANA COLoRED CONyENTIoN.-In the
colored convention In New Orleans, Saturday.
Speeches abusive OF the democrats were made
adopted recommending immediate emigration
cOmmlttee e was appointed to attend mass
me-, meeting aa at Mobile; Dave Young wanted com
M1Iee iI 10 go to Vicksburg and discuss the Ques-
Dlacks. An angry discussion followed. in which
Young was characterized as a bloated CAPITAL
ISL: plnchback told the members they had
OF the convention, namely, the interest Of
the colored men. He found In his parish that
ntegroes sacrificed their stock and Implements
rn ovI thay money 10 60 to Kansas II they wanted to
Ine outy CT the convention to seek remedy for
sxlstlng evils. A resolution was offered by a
saeiegate 10 send one hundred negroes to Wash
,ngIon ,ag 10 appeal for aid but was not enter.
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AT The WHITE HoUsE.-Senators Ingalls, and
Logan and Representatives Voorhis Hawley,
Baker Qnd.), Davis Qll), Townsend and Ewing
called on the President to-day.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
THE CHEAT TOWN TALK!
HAHN'S DURABLE. CHEAP SHOES &HN
SIS 7M st, between Fl and I. I"
Branch 1892 Pa. 6ee., bet. 18th and 10Th. -
SIGN THE Red SLIPPER.
Lades' Kid Button 3. G.. and ID widths) 81, 81 25
Ladies French heel, Box toe Button 81 IS.
Lasting and Foxed Laced and Congress, 75c- up.
Fine Cloth top Button, S1.15-
Genuine French Kid Button a b, G and d. 80 90.
Ladies fine Kid Sf ppers and Sandals, SO, 65c up.
Mems Caters ana Shoes solid. 81 and $12o.
Those stylish durable Caters, Si50.
Mems Low Shoes all leather, 75c up
Misses, Childrers and Infants Shoes in great va
riety. ap15-3t
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GHEAT BARGAINS
BOOTS AND SHOES
j. W sELBYS,
1914 and 1916 f0. doenue.
Good 1omen's FOX CATERS. Laced and But
ton, 81. 81 = and - 80 INV .rds - q. s1sa
Ladies' SLIPPERS. 60. 75c and 81 ~
MonsnS ass HonsE USES sfPPeKs sPs s T. s1d soda Soc
ChLdren's SCHOOL SHOES. 40. so and 75c
Misses aud Boys SCHOOL SHOES, 11-2, i5c.
The best 81 so Mise $ SHOES in town.
Gents Low-cut Button or strap, IN CaH, 81. 50:
very cheap. With great many Jobs TO offer.
Pair JustA's Heel Protectors given away.
apis ct Becsree,s 18Th and 2Oth SITS.
NEW yORK SHOE STORE,
SPRING STOCK COMPLETE
FOR sGsssi ozSsoS 2HS1sSE = SSksAasED AsR FHl'EE
OUR SHOES ARE ALL CUSTOM MADE
A FEW STYLES AND PRICES.
Ladiee' Good FreDch Kid Button. g. 90 t. $500
aides Best Cur. Kid Button ....... 90 to AZ 90
LADIES' Good Kid Button. 81 so
4.dies' Fo1ed TIE: 25 to 300
Ladies Fo1ed Lace Shoes. ........... LEO to sL.75
Ladies' Slippers, all 35c to 81 SO
Gems eni Hand s9ischsd Gaii 0onsre:: $40 $40
cents Lowsuartered Shoes, all styles$l g to "a %
Cents G%onsisss % @ and Laced LOO to 100 90
.pialiy '' -A0 0nA'- % . N GEO. MCCARTHY.
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Mr.. A. B. HURT, of Mississippi has been an
pointed clerk to the House committee on post
offices and post roads.
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NEW CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.-Mr
Joyce, Of Vermont, this morning offered bill
looking to an additional amendment to the con-
St1tutiOn forever prohibiting the payment to
disloyal persons Of any money for property de-
StrOy ed In the late war
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SECRETARY SHERMAN TO-DAY GAVE NOTICE
that all bonds included in the s5th and prior
calls will be applied with interest to maturity
of the ca In the settlement of the loan ac-
counts of National depository banks. Hereto
to the bonds of the SD and prior calls. The
notice to- dav extends the privilege to the s4th
and s5th calls amounting to 81, 1000, 600. This is
ne to facilitate the settlement OF the four pc r
cent loan account with National bank deposit
tories,
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REV. MR.. DE LA MATYR, the greenback men,
Der Of Congress from Indiana to-day of1iciated
as Chaplain OF the House, and opened the pro-
ceedingS with an impressive prayer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-21

CONsCIENCE.-The third auditor received this
morning $50 note enclosed in a registered
letter from New orleans. dated April 14th.-s20
to be credited to quartermaster's department.
and $50 to Commissary department. The letter
was signed &C."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-21

COAMIssIoNED.-TheP President t)-day signed
the commission of Arthur L. Thomas, OF Penn
sylvania, to be secretary of the territory CT
Utah
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-14
Set Up Your Bar at Home.


Barkeepers in this city pay, on an av-
crage, SO per gallon, for whisky. One gal
Ion contains an average of sixty e.drinks
aud at ten cents drink poor man pays
$3.50 per gallon for his whisky. 1u other
words he pays ~ for the whisky aud s4.5O
to man for handing II over the har Make
your wife your barkeeper. Lend her 40 to
buya gallon of whisky FOR a beginning,
and every time you want drink go to her
aud pay ten cents for 1t. BY the time you
have drank u gallon she will have $500, or
enough to refund the SO borrowed of you,
TO pay for another gallon of liquor, and
have balance of $3.50. She will be able
TO conduct future operations ON her own
capital, and when you become an inebriate,
unable to support yourself, Stunned and
despised by all respectable PERSONS your
wife will have enough money to keep you
until you get ready to fill drunkard's
grave. From c. r. Cdmpbeu'S Lecture
IN MdysfeId, Kentucky
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-14
An EImlra Boy on Christmas.

An Elmira boy is awarded the parentage
of the following composition on Christ
mas "Christmas comes every year, and it
is the best day in the year except the fourth
of July which is a better day TO fire off
guns and pistols Hockey fired off an old
gun one fourth of July and it kicked him
agin an old hydrant and an awful bunch
growed on his head and he didn't know
much FOR two hours Christmas is the best
timo to get presents my sister Lucy hung
up her stocking and put mud turtle in
it and she was fearful mad you bet If my
aunt Rachel should hang up her stocking
it would % hold dump cart full OF things
William Bradshaw eat so.much candy and
puddin one Christmas that his folks had to
put him into grave after he died should
like to see old Dudley the truant officer in
grave and so would all the boys should
like to have it Christmas and fourth of
july all the time.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-01-14
Death on a Train.

When the Boston express reached the
Grand Contra; Depot, New York, about 7
o'clock New Years Eve, an old lady who
had apparently tainted was taken from one
of the cars by the railroad attendants and
placed on the back seat of coach in
waiting A younger lady got into the
same coach, took her place beside the
elder and the two were then rapidly driven
to the New York Hospital. There the
older, still insensible, was lifted out and
carried into one of the waitng-rooms.
When house physician appeared the
younger of the two ladies said that tho
other, who was her mother, had tainted on
the train, and that all ordinary means had
been employed to restore her to conscious
ness, but without success. The doctor had
made an examination, and announced to
the daughter that her mother had been
dead at least two hours.