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DEATH.-Mr. Benjamin Mackall, son OF the
late DR.. Louis Mackall, and half brother of Dr.
Louis Mackall, OF this city, died at Mackal
Place, Georgetown Heights, Thursday in the
Goth year OF his age, after long illness of con-
sumption. He was young man Of sterling
worth and highly esteemed by large circle o.
friends. His funeral takes place this afternoon
REAL ESTATE SALE.-The Old Cooley Ice hon sc
Company yesterday at private sale for 81 800
Mr.. Hawkes., the president af the company says
that a building 1926 feet by GO and 40 feet in
once constructed and proposes to sell ice at II
cents per hundred
FIsTI.-250GO behring's sold at $3.50 to So pei
thousand; $50 shad at S13 per hundred.
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Treater OF Chronic Diseases.
SUPERIOR. Wis. Jan. 1850.

SUPERIob, WIS, Jan, 1880.
heard in my neighborhood that your Hop Bit
tiers was doing such great deal of good among the
sick and afflicted with most every kind Of disease.
and as had been troubled for fifteen years with
neuralgia and all kinds of rheumatic complaints
and kidney trouble, took one bottle according o.
directions 1t at once did me q great deal OF Food,
and used another bottle. 1 am an old man, but
am now as well as 1 can wish. There are seven or
eight families in our place using Hop Bitters az
their family medicine. and well satisfied
with il they will not use any other. One lady here
had been bedridden for years. is wei and doing
her work from the use ef three bottles
LEONARD WHITE h.
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Attachments N DIVORCE CAsEs-Yestertiay
afternoon in the Equity Court Judge Hagner
IL the case OF Mary c. Frain against Michael
FTain, bill for divorce In which rule had been
issued 10 respondent TO show cause why he
should hot &c punished for contempt for falling
TO pay alimoDy, Frain was given till Mend ~
next 10 pay the so due. aud The Marshal in
strUcted 10 arrest and hold him for contempt OF
cOuTl II IL IS not paid then. The same order
was made in the case OF Gertrude AShdeld
against James VI. Ashhald, Monday week being
fixed as the last day, the alimOny at SO per
month fTOm April ! could be paid before he
Should be arrested and committed for contempt.
Asnt1eld Is also a government clerk. These cases
are watched with considerable interest by the
bar, as recently the chief justice IN this court
held in The Wood case that almOny was a debt
created by the decree. and imprisonment for
debt having peen abolished its payment could
not DC enforced by Imprisonment. Judge IIag-
her holds that the payment OF alimony Is duty,
and therefore failure 10 pay II can be punished
as contempt.
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Spencerian Business College Com.
menCe menl.

Lincoln hall was filled to its utmost capacity
last night by the friends of the Spencerlan Bu-
siness college. who assembled to witness the
graduating exercises of the class of 80. Six
graceful, handsome young ladies and IS young
men received diplomas and the honors OF the
occasion. The stage was superbly decorated
with nationa. and state banners and flags " tn
evergreens, ivy and banks Of choice flowers.
The salutatory, by Anthony G. Fischer, was
genial and humorous, yet full of wise sugges-
tons for practical life. Work and Training
for Women was an able essay admirably de-
livered by Miss Josephine Deibitsch, a yOunp
lady OF beauty ana culture. Governments
Tendencies" serious warning upon the DIR .
OF rulers toward tyranny, even in republics
was an original address 1mpreI3vely delivered
by Frank r. King, of Alexandria, Va. Miss
Jennie HamiltOn, tall and graceful young
lady, read selections from Moore's ballads
which were especially acceptable to the mora
romantic portion OF the audience. 1.-The Dig
nifty OF Labor" an Grafton. was eloquently de-
livered by Hen1y B. Balton. "The Uses of a
Friend" pithy essay from Lord Bacon, was
admirably read by Miss Gertrude E. Becker, a
charming brunette. The ladies' valedictory
was an honor well bestowed upon Estelle L.
Langley. whose tender, impressive voice made
DRY. Paul Crawford, the va hsdiaf mon On
the part of the gentlemen, is young man OF
unusual talent and worth. His address was
brleI, but full of meaning and strength, and in
spiration TO his companions and friends. and
greeted as the gem OF the evening In award
ing the diplomas TO young ladies. Mrs Sara A.
Spencer, vice principal OF the college, made one
o. her own natural stirring, effective addresses.
Prof Spencer described the worlds beneiactors
as men who have worked mighty thoughts into
forms forms OF use and deprecated the deadening
elect OF teaching theories to the young instead
OF developing ability for practical WORK. Mrs
Spencer then awarded diplomas to the follow
ing ladies': Josephine Diebitsch, d. c.; Ger
uude f: Pecker, Va; Elizabeth Eckstein. D. c.:
san ah Isabella Evans D. G.; Jennie Hamilton,
n. Y; Estelle L. Langley. ValedIctorian. N. Il.
Prof Spencer awarded diplomas to the follow
Ing gentlemen: Arthur Lee Bailhache H.;
Henry B. Bolton. Vt; George Bryan, Md; Thos.
$. Carper, Va; VIM. Robinson Cox. d. c.. Paul
Crawford, Valedctoll an, ID. c.. Park B. Doing,
Ind: James j. Dove, ID. c.; Bernard E. Emmert.
D. c.; Anthony C. Fischer. Salutatorian, Md;
Nathaniel D. Fly, Tenn; Louis Goldsten, D. c.;
Andrew w. Hancock, ID. c.; Jno j. Harley,
Kas.: Chas. L. Heilbrun, D. c.; Frank f. King
Va; Jno: A. Kirk, Tenu.; VIM. E March, o.;
!sadore r. O'Conner, ID. c.; Cornelius Oliver,
Jr., Va; Henry G. Radtn n. Y. Grant Richards,
D. c.; George Scharf. Pa. Frank II. Skerrett'
Pa; stephen Henry Smith, d. o.; Wendell A.
Smith. n. y; Robt. b. Webb, N. Y; VIM. L.
Hart, ID. G.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Duncanson Bros auc-
ttoneers, sold yesterday afternoon, for TIE
owner. sub lot Is. IN square 800, fronting II feet
tween Sd and 4th SITS. by its depth 10 d street
improved by a small frame house, and contain
lug 2 % square feet OF ground, TO Henry Bolton
for &, go. Also adjoining lot, similarly i'm
proved. and containing 1926 square feet TO
Henry J.. johnson, for 81 100.
b. Fl. Warner, real estate broker, has recent
iy made the following sales: For w. W. Corco-
ran, esq. lots z. and IS. square 500, 10 j. Ii.
Reed, 1913; lot IS. square 500, 10 Thos q. Bos.
Wen, <256.50; lot %, square 500 TO Geo. W. Reed
$500; lot 80, square 500, 10 Thos. Z. Landon.
xzoo; lois rs, a. 25 and 50. square 509, TO Jno W.
sims, ,026 lot 30 and pal OF lot a. square 500
10 AraDeila Hennings <42,; lot 22 square 500. to
Sarah A. Connolly, $2s5; lots IS TO II. Inclusive
square 500 10 G. w. f. Swartzell 81, III. so: lots
81, IS and 20, square 500. TO II. B. DIETRICH
81 ,es4 -. Also, three-story brick. with bose,
ment, No. - Grant Place, for Miss Susan q
Zeyely, TO Cyrus X. Foss. for Sc, $50 -
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COMMENCEME NT DRESSES,
COMMENCEMENT DRESSES
WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS.

INDIA LINEN, all prices.
FRENCH ORGANDY all prices.
LACE ORGANDY, ali p1icts.
DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN, all prices
FIGURED SN ISIS MUSLIN, ali prices
TARLATANE. all colors.
BISHOP LAWN, all prices.
VICTORIA LAWN, all prices.
LINEN LAWN, all prices.
SWISS MUSLIN, all prices.
CORDED PIQUE, all prices.
SEA ISLAND NAINSOOK.
JONU NAINSOOK.
AND
100 pieces Of FIGURED LINEN LAWN, cts. per
yard.
AND
300 pieces yard wide, choice styles Of beautiful
LAWNS, 121S cents.
BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Large stock to make selections from,
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BRACELETS, enameled, chased, chain; 81 to So
PIigg.

THE WASHINGToNIAN FOUND DEAD ON A CAR
IN PHILADELPBlA.-MajOr Brock to-day received
note from Chlef OF Police Samuel |. Given, CT
Ph1ladelph1a, In response TO telegram sent by
the former, asking Tor description OF the man
found dead On top OF railroad car which ar
rlVed In Philadelphia from this city On Tuesday
last. The letter says there were no India ink
marks on the person found. paper was founu
on him. on which was written as follows
Direct TO Maurice Murphy, lis street a. w
ner Henderson and north I'd, jersey City, N j.
Please tell bearer where Mr.. Tom Keeps ad
dress Is or tell him where Mr. DOoley lives; also
a receipt from Adams ExpeSs Co.. dated May
10th, 1888. as follows: Received of T. Sypet,
one trunk, value S.. Marked T. Synet New
York: shipped from Baltimore He was about
% years Old, With light hair and black NOUS
tache, high forehead, mixed plaid pants. black
diagonal frock coat and vest white short under
shirt, brown mixed stockings gaiter Shoes"
Our police think 1t was one OF the party who.
with young Murphy, left this city some weeks
ago for DeadwOOd City.
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Boy SAID TO HAVE BEEN SCALDED TO
DEATH BY A. COLORED MAN APPROPRIATELY
boy, named VIM Allen, while standing near a
hole, used by Dyers Bros ,laS an escape for the
steam at their planning mill, on 9th street, was
pushed into 1t by col0red man, named "WoIt"
ashes, and when the steam Is on makes sort
OF "ioo lolly.' Into this the boy was plunged
up 70 bis waist. He was severely scalded,
injuries.
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NOTICE.

CIECIAL NOTICE.
STEAMER GEORGE LEARY.
FOR THE GAPES OF VIRGINIA.
The Sunday trips of this steamer from Norfolk
will be commenced NEXT SUNDAY, dr.
MAY Is. Pas. enge,s from Washing sss sla..s
ton have the benefit of these trips
without extra charge.
The LEARY leaves Norfolk at 10 a. M, and re-
turns to Norfolk about p H., stopping st Fortress
Monroe going and returning, and at p. M, leaves
Norfolk for Washington.
Persons prevented from taking in the trips of the
LEARY, from whatev yer cause3 during the week,
through failing health, all who are fond of pure
invigorating salt sea air; those who enjoy good
square meal those fond of brass and string music
and dancing, should come and take passage, and
hear what the wild waves are saying down by the
sounding sea-"
Single passage to Norfolk Or Old Point. 81 round
trip, 81. 50.
my11-5t b. F. DODD, Agent.
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A SECOND DISAGREEMENT OF THE JURY.-In
The Criminal Court, in the case of Andrew
Lewis. charged with taking false oath TO the
identity OF pension claimant, the jury were
discharged yesterday afternoon, being unable
TO agree. They had been out for over Il hours
and stood at the close 5 for acquittal and for
conviction. When they had been discharged
MI Perry remarked that IL they could not agree
In five minutes they could not IN five years. and
continued this and al the other pension fraud
cases I'LL the next term.
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WASHINGTON. D.C15th Nav. /

Received from the Washington Beneficial En-
dOwment Association the sum OF one thousand
dollars. 81 ,eOO) being the amount OF insurance
due me ia consequence OF the death OF my late
husband, James Barrett, who held one certifi-
cate OF endowment from the association for
ole Thousand dollars, 81 0O0.)
ELLEN BARRETT.
So New JERSEY avenue.
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BAY Oily, Mich. Feb. 8. 1sSO.

BAY Oily, Mich. Feb 8. 1sS0.
HoP BITT-Rs COMPANY
think it rny duty TO send you a recommend for
the benefit Of any person wishing 10 know whether
Hop Bitters are good or not. know they are good
for general debility and indigestion; strengthen
the nervous system and make new life. 1 recon-
mend my patients to them.
DR.. A. PRATT.
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MJBDEROUS ASSAULT on A WHITE MAN BY Ne
GROFS.-Mr. Thomas Wilson last evening while
passing the corner of 18th and Wilson Streets
lear the old park, was assaulted by two negroes
named Roxy ROSS and kenuey Wilkinson. Viii
son received several severe wounds from
knife in the hands OF one OF Lis aSSailants He
was found by officer Slater in an almost dj iug
state and taken 10 the StatiOn-bouSe, where DT.
b. Il. Adams attended him. The aSsailants
have thus far escaped arrest.
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ga white widower married q black widow at
Cape Girardeau, Mo. He had four white chill
dren, she had Ave black ones, and three yellow
ones have been born to them since. The family
presents varied aspect.
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TEE SABBATH QUESTION: public meeting
that promises TO be or unusual interest, Will De
held Tomorrow evening, at 40 o'clock. at the
Congregational church. corner 10th and G
streets. IN the interest of our American sunday
observance Mr.. Justice Stroag will preside.
and addresses are expected from Hon. X. w
Thompson, secretary OF the Navy; Senator,Gor-
don, Hon. j. Randolph Tucker. Rev. Wallace
AtterbuTy. Of New YORK. and others.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

GPECIAL NOTICE.
THE NEW YORK LIFE ms. COMPANY,
Nos. SAG AND 34S BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Has appointed Messrs. TYLER Il RUTHERFORD,
No. 6zo streetn AGENTS FOR THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
This staunch Old Company is well known in this
con. munity, and needs no words of commentator
like some of the other leading Life Companies it is
PURELY MUTUAL,, and its ToNr1NE INVESTMENT
Policy is especially attractive, Combining insur
ance with prof able investment.
COMPANY ORGANIZED 1915.
CASH ASSETS. Jan. 1, 1880. 1913. 996, 600
mXl2-LW
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Sold by X. A.
Colleen. agent:-250 D)0 behring's. from 8. so 20 81
FER thOIs md; 10 go Shad from SO 10 SIS per bur
dred; ; punches rock and perch, from q TO
~ CENTS Der bunch,
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.

GRAND EXCURSION..Capt. Paul Boyto1
NJ has chartered the Lady of the ~0sso -
Lake, and will go down the river .s!-9 tsiisz=!N
Sunday, May 10Th, at p. 3D.. re- -
turning $50. Brass band in attendance. Admis-
sion. Soc.
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Pools viii be sold by Crfdge q Co.. official
pool sellers Tor the association, at Wizards
nall. every evening during The races commenc-
1Bg saturday, May -, al = o'clock pm. T
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No CARPETS SHOULD BE LAID without Moth
proof Sewed Carpet Lining. Use only thai
manufactured OF cotton and paper. American
Carpet Lining Co., New York and Boston. Sold
by all carpet dealers.
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THE manager OF the Skating Rink, with his
usual enterprise, has secured the eligible spot
for stand TO see the Hanlan-C Courtney race at
the start and finish, and full view of the course
as noted In advertisement.
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LOCAL NEWS.
An,usementS. &c. TO.Nia

Amusements. &c, Tonight.
National 7hedteT.-'Upper Crust.n
FOrd's opera HOuse.-French's Opera Com
pany In the Royal MILDLY"
T7,eGteT COnGq,P.-VarietieS.
Arlington T7tedter.-VaIietieS.
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BATTLE CREEK. MICH Jan. 81. 1879.

Hoy Bstte,S 90:
GeatJemea-Haying been afflicted for number
Of years with indigestion and general debility,
used Hop Bitters by the advice Of my doctor, and
must say they afforded me almost instant relief L
am glad to be able to testify in their behalf.
THos q. KNoN.
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"ALrERNEY WAGONS. Fresh alderney butter
chuTned every morning, ana delivered IN s lbs
Ward" prints, Soc. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese buttermilk and sweet milk Sc per at
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CATFISH CH0wDER, PLANK SHAD AND SEINE
HAULING, Sunday. May IS. on steamer Mary
Washington. Leaving 1879 am; returning.
.:50 pm. Tickets, including dinner at Marshall
Hal. 50 cents,
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For CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS, Anton Fischer, 600 g Street northwest
will give satisfaction In every respect ly
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CITY ITEMS.
IoplILEs HKApACHE specific is perfectly
harmless. Cures almost instantly.

carriers Lutte Lirer Pilis are free from all
crude and Irritating matter. Concentrated
medicine only; very small! very easy 10 take /;
no pain; no gripping.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to ]. 81.
d. c.; Samuel Taylor and Agnes Talifero.
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CUTICURA RESOLYENT
Cleanses the Blood, Regulates the
Stomach, Bowels and Urinary
Organs.

vegetable nvigorant cleanses the system of all i'm
purities of the blood, regulates the stomach, bow
and eectrifes every fluid of the body and
cures all diseases that originate in q VIII
ted or contracted. CUT1cURA, q Medicinal Jelly.
arrests external evidence Of blood diseases, eats
every species of itching and Irritating skin and
scalp diseases. when the blood has been purified
the scalp, reproduces, softens and beauties the
hair beyond the possibility St any other remedy.
most elegant toilet. bath and nursery luxury,
cleanses soothes, heals and restores the skin to its
ING SOAP Is the first medicinal soap prepared ex-
Pressly for shaving, and is extrsvaganty praised
by gentlemen.
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Moot. 915 Pennsylvania avenue, is Offering
bargains ia chtldren'S goods, infants robes.
ladies' Write and Swiss suits, paraSolS, etc, OF
the latest styles and most desirable make. For
M details Sc his ADVERTISEMENT.
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THOSE who appreciate good beverage should
cal at Miller q Jones. Theater building and
sample the celebrated - Premium Beer
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LCDINGToN. MIrH.,

I1NI1I-N''Io-'f -'1IIl'' ~ = '-
have sold Hop Bitters for four years, and there
is no medicine that surpasses them for bilious at
tacks kidney complaints and many diseases incl
dent to this mslarial climate.
III. I. ALEXANDER.
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cotton, 12Kc.; black silk Csc; lace bunting, CSC;
silk yelling, 19c.; lawns, 128c.; 4-button kids,
4Ic.; at BrOdhead Co.'S Old stand, 1905 st.
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"RoUGH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for ft. II
clears out rats mice, reaches, bed-bugs 15c
a box; for Washington at $50 Pa. avenue
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. - From Shillington we
have Godey's Lddg'S Book, Frank Leslies Pop
n'or Monthly and Demorest's Monthly for June.
From Whitaker Son the Westminster )
view for April,
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GOLD glasses Tor $ al Hempler's, near i = SIT

So New Jersey avenue.
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MERCHANT tailor made clothing. little worn
for less money than common ready made
clothes, at Tie. LOg'S, SO 9th street.
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I. ALEXANDER.

PAULDISG, ONO, Jan. 2. lso0.
HoP BIITERs COMPANY:
/ have used your Bitters, AMI must say they
helped me materially,
JOHN EIELD, IufrIHary Director.
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"BUCHUPABA."-Quick, compete cure 10 G
days; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa ave.
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THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY Is
DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF
KENTUCKY. NEXT DRAWING TAKES PLACE
ON WEDNESDAY,
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SILK damasse grenadines lace buntings. snm.
rner silks, IS cents; summer dress goods: fresh
mating. The largest assortment OF dry goods
in Washington. Towsons. tsee new adver-
LsfWeht.l
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HEMoRRHofpS-I suffered terribly. Had made
arrangements with prominent surgeon TO ope-
rate. friend advised me to try GiJeS' Liuipteit'
and FdtS. did so, ana 10 my unSpeakaole Joy
got Immediate relief, and am now cured.
J. L. kENSrN,
Metropolitan Hotel, v. Y.
GtleS' Pills cures rheumatism.
Sold by all druggists Send for pamphlet.
Dr.. GILES.
100 West Broadway. n. Y.
Trial size % cents. stt.3t
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THE wasting diseases of infants and children
are by no means confined TO an Insufficient
supply OF food. The trouble is that the food is
or judiciousiy selected and the limited digestive
power or the child is unable TO aSSfmilate it.
Aellin'S Food is adapted TO the wants OF the
myaltGS as well as infants All druggists and
grocers sell II. Price, IS cents. T. MErCALF &
Co.. Boston, Mass.
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BUTTERFIEIDS Two WIDOwS.-A citation was
issued from the Probate Count yesterday, in the
mat Ter OF the estate OF the late Gen. Carlos
Butterfeld against Mary 4. Buttereld, of
BeTIyIille. Va, TO show cause. by Friday next
why letteIS OF administration should not issue
10 Adeline But,e1iield. the New York wife. The
case assumes this phase for the reason that
Will, the N1rL .pta widow only filed a caveat
herself, the New YOr[ idow fled petition for
administration. The estate consists Of claims
against the Danish ard Mexican governments
which, With interest from 1855. amount TO
si,04O, GEO. and The justice OF the claims have
been reported on Dy committees OF Con-
gTpSS.
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MEssRs. WEEKS h POTTER: Gelltenlea,-I had
reduced my limb to simple skin and bone. and
unable to support my weight unless swathed ia
bandages consultation of ply sicians at the City
Hospital Of Boston decided that would have to be
ann utated to save my life Such was my condition
when began to use the OUTICURA REMEDIES, which
have etfectually cured me- in gratitude for which
make this public statement of my case.
JOSEPH A. PALMER.
HUDSON, MASS, July, 1879.
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FOR COUGHS. Colds, Catarrh and Throat Dis
orders use "BtOlra'S Bronchial Tfoch.S" hav-
ing proved their efficacy by a test OF many
years 1l-l3l5
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GRAND STAND foot OF Congress st. Best view
@iSee-start an0 1Qisl. See aWusemeRta t
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Commonwealth Distribution Co.
TO THE FRONT

TWENTIETH POPULAR DRAWING AT LOUISVILLE
NY. ON SlST INST.
The goth Drawing OF this popular and well
e, t1blished Lottery Co. will take place on the
3lSt OF this month. 1t has stood the test OF all
the Courts in Kentucky, from the lowest to the
highest, and an eminent United States Judge
has declared it legal and the Postmaster General
after diligent search and iDve suigation has also
declared IL legal and its Drawings not fraud
uient, and therefore has restored 10 them the
use OF all the mails.
What further guarantees can be needed? A
lottery company that can stand such searching
investigation as well as the combined opposition
OF its jealous rivals must have merit or else IL
would fall. Their Drawings Will continue for
five years yet. For ticket in the 20th Draw
Ing remit 81 at once TO X. NJ. BoARDMAN. Courier
journal Building, Louisville Ky, or at Nos. 3O1
and 500 Broadway, y. Y.