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The tniOn Railroad Depot Ques.
lion.

HEARING BEFORE THE SENATE SIR -CouNrTTrr
A subcommittee OF the Senate District com.
mittee TO whom was referred the House reso
luton directing the District Commissioners IN
examine into the subject and submit 10 CON-
gIeSS tllelf views upon the establishment Of a
union depot, proper site, etc. met this after
noon 10 near statements in regard to the mat
ter
OPPOSITION OF THE G. AND q. RAILROAD.
MI heyseT, vice president or the Baltimore
ana Ohio railroad, was opposed 10 taking up the
union depot question now. The b. and %. com
pany oppose this proposition on the ground that
IL calls upon The commissioners within 80 days
10 Supinlt recommendation TO Congress locat-
lbg union depot for ali the roads In the first
place he argued that so complicated a subject
couid not be intelligently considered within
That time. The B. ana o. and other railroad
companies nave vested rights in their present
locations: that his company disposed 10 en-
GcaNor 70 meet the wishes OF citizens
and would join the Commissioners in
GeyiSing some plan which would protect both
the public and the companies The Baltimore
q Ohio company is deSirouS OF obtaining a line
through Washington ana across the river and
he; ne beiieyed w favorable plan could be devised
Which would secure all that the citizens aud
railroads desire. II was understood that the
scheme 10 reclaim the flats involved the loca-
ZION OF depotS there, and his cOmpany favored
that plan. as IL would enable them 10 connect
with their southern roads.
COMMISSIONERS DENT
briefly stated that the commissioners favor the
proposition because il looks to the early estab-
i1shment OF a union depot. The way I'm which
Is destructive 10 thousands OF dollars worth or
property, and as this resolution is fair begin
ming towards locating the depots where prop
sfly VIII not oe Injured, IL ought 10 be adopted,
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The Au8che> Rn,.fed-

NEW YORK, April IA Santa Fe special
says: Fuller returns OF the fight had on the
.th by Gen. Hatch and command with the
Apaches are to the effect that yictor1as war
chief, Maui, was In command OF the Apaches:
that the fight took place in the Embryo canon.
IN the San AndreaS mountains: that the Indians
were well fortified, occupying regular rifle
pits; that Capt. Carroll with his command
when the Indians retreated and encounterin1
capt. McClellanS battalion in the rear. were
defeated, losing about 80 warriors, whose bodies
were left on the field
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teaVy verdict Against a RaiIrOad.

BuSTON. April I4.-CnaS. T. WOrther who
suea the Grand Trunk Railway company for
damages received by collision on the road
owing to the alleged carelessneSs of the COM
panyS servants in 1876. received a verdict i'm
this city yesterday OF S45. 900 In his favor On
the first trial he was awarded s. 900 and on the
second $26, ,0G0.
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SAD END OF SPECULATOR.-Henry C. Freder
IcKs, member OF the Chicago board OF trade
last evening jumped from the fourth story OF
the W0odIun House, In that city, and was In.
stantly KILLED. He was insane 10 consequence
OF disastrous speculations in wheat
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MEMPHIS. April l4.-General Grant and party.
In charge OF a delegation OF citizens of Little
Rock. Ark, left by special train to-day. They
will arrive at Little Rock at O'Clock this
evening. The General will remain as guest OF
that city until Friday, when he will return TO
Galena, ILL.,, stopping only at Cairo and Bloom
ingtOn.
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REVENUE APPOINTaENTs.-W A. Johnson has
been appointed storekeeper and gauger for the
second District of North Carolina. and J. J.
Black gauger or the fifth district of Illinois.
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proposals to Sell bonds to the Gov.
RHnlhRlll.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE proposals to s II
bonds to The government to-day aggregated
25O, at 104.16 to 104 "a for IS OF 1850: los 81
10 lO6 16 for 6s or 1851 and l0565 to 1893 So for SIS
The Treasury accepted ST. 800 900. bonds at iO4 l6
to l04lS for 6s OF 50, and 1851 TO O5 81 for 6's
of 81 va v =
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u james Farris, OF Hartford, Conn, an en-
at Nashville, Tenn, yesterday, BY George Let
may, gambler. =. 4
sI-squash- -colored neckttee are fashionable m
P0SfQn
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PRARODy MASS. April ]

PEABODY, MASS, April IA lre this morn
ing at the Proctor tannery destroyed the main
structure, including large amount of stock.
Loss $40 600; insurance not aScertafned
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AEOfHER NOTARY.-The President has ap-
pointed Ferdinand Schmidt a notary public for
the District Of Columbia.
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LECTURES.
LECTURE ON
APOLLINARIS A

APOLLINAR
THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
British MciirOL .J0urad{.
ssLEAU DE TABLE DES REINES "
he Gd,siniS lie PlTis.
Annual sale, s,O0O.OOO bottles and jugs
OF all Mineral Water Dealers, Grocers and Drug
al1f go rists.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS STO-DAY.-Internal rev.
cnue. 1855. .436. 81; customs. ss12,Os3.S2.
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a CONFIRMATION AND A REJECTION.-The Sen
ale in executive session yesterday confirmed
the nomination of ChaS. c. Dow to be postmas-
ter at Portage Mich, and rejected that of L. g.
Sturtevant as supervisor OF census for 9Th dis
triCt Penna.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL DEVENS left the city this
morning for New York and New England, to be
gone week or ten days.
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88-CharIes Z. vienne. aoe1 II whua ,,.x,,n,.
on trapeze In New Orleans. yesferTiaxx x"s scc cE
cen esntaiiy aaGya hung himself When disc0Ysred 6e
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Death Of Rev. Dr. Ospooa

NEW YORK, April H.-Rev. DIR. Osgood. the
Ere1aing Post says, died this morning after a
brief illness Of congestion OF the lungs.
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An Engine Falls ThrOupl. q Rrid,

Inc hpuSitCdhtS sheridan (kan.) special
says: Az engine and baggage car went through
bridge near here yesterday morning. No one
was hurt, the engineer aud fireman escaping
by jumping from the engine
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The Fruit Crop i'm Southern vfr.

PETERSBURG, Va, April IA heavy frost tor
several nights past has killed the fruit cron in
this section OF the state, and seriously iniiired
vegetation. The losses are heavy.
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THE EXODUS INvEsTIGATION.-R. L. Faulkner,
colored man, aged 63, of Natchitoches, La,
testified before the exodus committee Yesterday
that he had been prosecuted by the republicans
for affiliatfng with the democrats and on one
occasion they had taken valuable mule from
him and drowned it.
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WHITE HOUSE CALlERs.-SenatOrs Baldwin
and Burnside: and Representatives Updegraff,
Pound, Mckinley. Shallenberger, Butterworth,
Bachman. Keifer and Heilman were among the
Presidents callers to-day.
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Fire.

A Republican Mayor Elected.
LocKPoRT, N: Y, April l4.-Mr Pound repub-
Hcan) was reelected mayor yesterday.
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GPRING GOODS.
Elegant all-wOol Bunting, "a
Better al-wCol Bunting, %.
Beautiful all wool Lace Bunting, 50.
Beautiful all wool Lace Bunting very Wide al IS
Best Black Silk in the market, at 81. 25
Better Black Silk. 81 SO, 81. rs, 81, g. 25 g. So
told prces.) Full line Cashmeres black and spring
shades. Parasos and Sun Umbrellas, cheap.
The best Towel IN the city at 25c. Cloths and Cas-
Emeres from 25c to SS Per I'd. Suits made to order
on shortest notice Full line of Laundried and Un-
Eanndried Shirts at old prices
Shirts made TO order-measure taken here.
Splendid Shirts (to order per half dozen, 81 so.
Better Shirts (to order) per half dozen. $40.
Best mo better made) Shirts to order, Sl2.
Satfsfaction, or money refunded.
hite Spreads 81. 25, worth to daywholesae 81 40.
Elegant j. but Kid Gloves. every warranted, 81.
LCTTREI.I & WINE,
m2T31 -2w 1880 Pa, ave,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ POsTPONEMENT.-0 to the sudden
w Illness of Mr. Simon Wolf the Lecture that
was to be delivered by him this evening at st.
@ Pahs 115h Shsffh is ISL
1t s. D0MER, Pastor.
f~o NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION ON
L-s CAPITOL HILL--A meeting will be held at
Nitthafts Hall, corner Sd and streets g., on
THURSDAY, the 18th Of April. at O'Clock 7. M.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION, No. 8. Persons de-
sirous to participate in the invited to at
tend, ON that evening the Constitution viii he
adopted ard the Election of Officers will be held for
WI: WHITTHAFT. Prest pro tenn.
I. .NIERBUCHEN, Sec'y pro tenn. apis st
- NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The WESTERN BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
orEanzed ON the 10Th ultimo. viii b Did its first
meeting for the payment of dues at Wilson's Hall,
southwest corner of Pennsylvania aveDue and 10Th
ST., on WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 14th, at
o'clock.
President. A. s. TAYLOR, 1921 F st. NV.
Vice President, WALTER STEWART, 71S 21st st. W.
Secretary. W. II. WETZEL, 213l q st. NV;
Treasurer, WALTER g. DUCKETT, cor Pa ave-
and 22d st.
Directors. LOUIS D. WINE, cor Pa. ave. and 2oth
BF COLE. IT'S 22d st. west.
GEO. 9. KRAFFT, cor. Pa. av. and 18th st.
J. II. BYRAM. 2023 II st. II.
S. y. THORNE, 800 Goth st. west.
gNQ- IRWIN, ,,GS 5s2 :, oath st. west.
A very large number of shares have already been
subscribed. and those desirous of obtaining stock
can do SO by applying to any OF the named or
at the meeting above referred to. The Secretary
O'Clock for the reception of subscriptions, and the
dues on the stock subscribed for.
Shares 81 each ner month.
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FIRST LIEUTENANT j. L. SHERMAN, 1st arti-
lely. is transferred from battery G to battery +.
OF that regiment; vice 1St Lieutenant L. A.
chamberlain transferred from battery f to
battery G, TO take effect May 1st. 1850.
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IN TEE FAR WEST.
Gold Brick SxVinhIar Arro

DENVER, Col. April l4.-Peter LAWN, the
iingleader III the celebrated gold brick" swim
die case last October, was captured here yester-
DAY by the Rocky mountain detective aSSoca-
ton.
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MARINE CoRPs ORDERs.-First Lieutenant A.
c. Kelton will remain on duty at the League
Island barracks, his orders to Brooklyn being
suspended for the present. Second Lieutenant
W. +. Bfddle from the League Island to the
Brooklyn barracks for temporary duty.
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The TALLAPOoSA COILISION.-The following
dispatch from Lieutenant Ritchie was received
at the Navy department last evening. Itissent
from Vineyard Haven. Massachusetts,: Italia
pOosa cOliided with schooner Dreadnaught last
night. VIII be detained two days in making
temporary repairs, as stem is split and wood
ends StaIted.n
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aEa NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
Bethesda, Bedford, BiIe Lick. Congress, Deep
Rock, Buffalo. Lithia, Rockbrdge Alum, Geyser,
Hathorn, Gettysburg, Friedrickshall, Hunyadi
JanOS, Apolinaris, PTllna, White Sulphur.
At MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
febl9 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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THE PRESIDENT this afternoon sent to the
Senate the nomination OF VIM. H. Gibbs to bt
supervisor OF the census for the third district O
MiSSiSSipDi
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MAJOR MCKINLEY, OF the 18th Ohio district.
has returned to Washington. He Is assured OF
his denomination to Congress, as all opposition
against him has been withdrawn.
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THE ONLY NOMINATION sent to the Senate
to-day. was that of VIM. ii Gibbs OF Miss to be
supervisor of census for the Sd census district
OF Mississippi.
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DLACk GOODS.
We have in stock everything to be worn during
tire season, from tie best manufacturers at close
JItC6S.
New
SUOODA CLOTES,
CANEI'S HAIR CLOTHS,
FRENCH DEBECES,
FRENCH BUNTINGS,
BLACK SILkS,
PARASOLS AND Sun UMBRELLAS,
KID AND Isle GLOVES.
TYLER & CHEVVNING,
Uste Clerks with Perry & Bro.)
apS SlS 9TH street NV.
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c. NJ. T. BALL, L. S. collector at Alaska, ad-
dressed the House committee on public lands
to-day upon the bill "tO extend the land laws OF
the United States to the territory of Alaska.
The committee will take vote upon the bill on
Friday,
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CONGRESSMAN ACKLEN DEFEATED.-A private
dispatch received at the Capitol to-day an
nounces that Congressman Acklen has been
defeated for denomination in the Sd district o.
Louisiana.
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The PURSUIT OF NICTORIA.-5en. Sherman
to-day received dispatch from Gen. Sheridan
at Chicago, stating tnat there was nothing new
from New Mexico In regard to the pursuit of
victoria. Gen. Hatch. who Is after Victorta's
Dano. Is prepared TO follow the Indians up Wig
orously and to the end He Is lust the kind of 2
man that Will do this. 1t is expected that the
pursuit OF Victoria will close at an early day
WIN MS capture. Gen. Hatch has the most i'm
pefatiVe orders on the subject and will carry
them cut.
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The Double sheet on Saturday.

Although two editions Of the double sheet or
eight page STAR OF last Saturday were printed,
the supply on hand was exhausted by Monday.
Newsdealers will therefore please send 10 their
orders as early as practicable for this enlarged
and extra edition. TIE STAR Is now served on
the evening of its publication in towns within
a radius OF fifty miles of Washington. viz: Lees
burg, Alexandria, Clifton, Fredericksburg (va.)
Frederick, Rockville Annapolis, Laurel, Relay
House, Hyattsville, Point of Rocks (Md.) and
BrightwoOd The number OF new advertise
ments printed thus far In April is 1,S5i Adj
vertisers viii confer favor by sending In their
advertisements early.
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the Gladstone ministry is universally pro-
houhced strong one, and In It's formation the
new Premier has displayed good judgment. He
mas called around him the ablest men OF the
liberal party. regardless of the fact that several
OF those chosen by him do not entirely agree
with him in his views OF party policy. His
policy, no doubt, is 10 weld together the ele-
ments OF the liberal party more firmly than
ever, and his past achievements give assurance
OF success. He is now In his seventy first year.
and IN the course OF nature, must retire from
party management before many years. He
means TO leave his party so compact and united
that his retirement will not interfere with its
continued success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-29

The telegraph brings information that the H.
vasion OF the Ute reservation by restless and
adventurous whites has been inauguratea The
invaders are mainly from Colorado, and ln order
10 show that they are determined they have
Issued proclamation declaring hey will not be
driven from the lands they have taken possess
SION OF. Their motto Is that the earth was given
10 man 10 ''subdue," and they intend to begin
by subduing the rights Of other men. 1t is now
apparent that the settlement OF the lite oues.
lion has been too long delayed, and that serious
complications may arise In consequence.
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The Love Feast in PennsyIvania.

AT the very last moment and just when the
Country was anticipating fight between the
democratic factions at Harrisburg, Pa, the
leaders came together, and after shaking hands
adjusted their differences upon satisfactory
terms. This union OF democratic forces In
pennsylvania means great deal more than a
cessation of ho5tilities between Wallace and
Randall and their respective followers. 1t
means an united and determined effort to carry
he state in the presidential election, and not
outstanding the large republican majorItieS In
lie late elections, the attempt is by no means
opeless one. The democratic party In that
safe, during the last few years. has proved a
rmidable competitor whenever 1t has been
'nited. Its worst defeats have been
caused by internal diSsensions The
ity OF Philadelphia is the republican strong
old. Outside the city the state Is
democratic, and the republican plan OF cam
paign invariably is TO roll up sufficient vote in
the city 10 overcome that OF their opponents
outside OF it. The two democratic factions in
Philadelphia have hitherto not only refused to
unite, but they have fought each other bitterly.
Each preferred TO aid the republicans to power
rather than see its rival succeed and the effect
has been TO reduce the democratic vote The
quarrel which was ended and the truce that
was made at Harrisburg actually applies only
TO Philadelphia. Elsewhere throughout
the state there was no real division fn the
ranks. The arrangement entered into at the
state convention puts the party upon a better
basis than it has occupied since the war,
and, 10 say the least, 1t lends a shade
Of doubt TO the result OF the election
in that state next November BY this
agreement the revolving faction secures
recognition and pledges itself In return to ac-
knowledge the regularity and the authority of
the local party organization and to submit to it,
This organization is compact and complete and
Is In the hands of some OF the very best political
managers that the democrats have. Speaker
RANDALL told the convention, when ratifying the
terms of the agreement, it was 1.-The happlest
moment OF his political life," and while over
sanguine republicans may pooh-pooh the affair
and maintain that Pennsylvania Is solidly an
chored In the republican faith the shrewd party
managers will set about preparing for fierce
contest and hard-won victory.
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CHOICE DRY GOODS.

We have added largely to our stock of CHOICE
GOODS within the past few days and at prices less
than at any time this season. We offer all the
NONELTIESin Suiting and Trimming Goods, In
the newest shades and at the Lowest prices:
Fine MOVIE CLOTHS, GRAPE DE VIRGINIA.
French, English and American BUNTINGS, at 10
and is Per cent less than former prices.
BrOca6e SILKS, CASHMERES, FOULARDS and
PONGIES, in all shades.
Black and Colored SATINS speciality.
AL styles Of MOURNING GOODS.
OAMEL HAIR, SHOODA. CASHME CAMLET
0RENADINE and DRAP DE ALMA.
Courtauld's Super English GRAPE, in rerluants
ut half the usual prices.
Dolmans, Scarfs. Grapes, listers. Mantels, Chill
drep's Dresses, Ladies' Suits and Underwear
The above presents ss hne Stock Is can be found
and at prices very much reduced from early season
One Price. Marked in plain figures
JOHN Il. MITCHELL.
ape9 st 031 Penn'e ave.
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THE STAR is connected with the wires Of the Ma
eonal Telephone Exchange and with the Western
Union Telephone Exchange. Both these agencies
can therefore be avaled Of in sending to The STAR
advertisements, orders for the paper to be served.
news, OF any information, at any hour of the day
free Of charge. These facilities are a great conve-
nience. and viii be appreciated by the customers OF
TIE STAR
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The national finances are In a healthy state,
and daily growing more robust The revenues
now average one million dollars per day, and
the surplus for this month viii reach $40 900 900
or Sl2 OO0OOO
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT-The fine BRICK DWELLING. mod
II ern conveniences. 933 X ST., from May $50
per month,
Two S-roem BRICK HOUSES. S ST.. bet. 18th and
Several room BRICK HOUSES, RiSss ST. bet,
18th and lSth.Ss Per mouth. Apply to
ap26 ct Y M C. A. Rnilding.
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LIST PRINCIPAL NOS. CURES. PRICE.
l. Fevers, Congestion. Infammations ,,,, IS
=. worms. Worm Fever, Worm Collie ... 25
5. Cry1ng Col1c, or Teethiug of Infants. ..... rs
E. narrhoea OF Children or Adults. ,.... .25
g. Dysentery, Gripping. Bilious Collie ......... .25
o. Cholera Msrbus, oniting.........,,,...... .25
T. Coughs, Cold, Bronchitis. ..........,....... Is
g. Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache. .......... ,25
y. Headache, Sick Headaches, Vertigo ...... .25
10. dyspepsia, Bilious stomach ............... as
T. Suppressed or Painful Periods. rs
u Whites, too profuse Periods .............. rs
IL. Group, Cough, Difficult Breal hing ....... as
IA Salt Rhenm, Erysipelas, Eruptions. ....... ,25
10. rheumatism, Rheumal.c Pains ............ .25
16. Fever and Ague, Chill, Fever, AgueS... so
II. Piles, Blind or Bleeding. Observation-Disclosures. so
f9. Catarrh, acute or chronic Influenza ...... so
20. Whooping Cough, violent Coughs. ....... so
"a. General Debility, Physical Weakness so
u. Kidney Disease. so
%. Nervous Debility. 81. 90
30. Urinary Weakness, Wettin9 the Bed. ...... 30
81. Disease Of the Heart Palpitation. LOO
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
Or sent by the case, single VIAL free of charge,
on receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MED
ICAL CO., 100 Fulton st.. NY.
Humphreys Specific Manual on Disease and Its
Cure O44 Pc ges), sent free. apS-eo1y
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ETNHE NASSAU BANKING co. OF NEW
n YORK buy and cell Railroad and Mining
Stocks, and double investments once in about ~
Gays: They guarantee against loss. Send for par
uculars. apis
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REMovAL.
SPICER, COMPTON 4 co.

SFICEH, COMPTON, q CO.
Successors to q. 0. SPICERl
Have removed their BUTTER and CHEESE Store
from corner 9Th and SITS. NV. to 034 L0ufsi.
ana Avenue. where they viii continue to keep
city. -
FINE GOODS. LOW PRICES FAIR DEALING.
SUGAR.
Daily receipts Of choice, fresh N. Y. BUTTER.
Butter BY package only. apA-6t
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The recent victory OF Gen. Stewart, near
GhuZni, in Afghanistan, is shown By late re-
ports to have been terrible slaughter of the
Afghans. The British soldiers were determined
70 aVenge the murder OF Major Cayignari as it
was understood that the Afghan forces they
were going TO hight were among those who par
ucipated In the assault upon the British en-
Dassy last year and the butchery OF It's occu-
pants Actuated by this feeling he forces or
Gen. Stewart fought desperately, killing and
wounding 2,e00 Afghans. Stewards loss was
only II killed and 126 wounded
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ROCERIES ON CAPITOL HILL.
GENUINE MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE
CROASrED AT STORE,)
Flour at reduced prices.
Sugars at lowest rates.
Black, Green and japan Tea
selected for purity, Strength and Flavor
Pure WINES and LIQUORS for Family and
Medicinal use.
Goods sold at Bottom Prices at
ap29- ct. 900 Pa. ave. e.:t.