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SOCIETY NOTES,

The very last entertainment President and
Mrs. Hayes Will give In the White House oc-
CURED there last evening, the occasion being a
formal state dinner In honor Of their success 5ors
President Hayes took Mrs Garfield to the table
and she sat on his right. Mrs. Hayes was es-
corted by the President elect who sat at her
light The others present We're the Chief JUS
fice and Mrs. Waite; Secretary and Mrs EvartS;
Secretary and Mrs. Sherman; Wee President
Wheeler; Secretary Ramsay: Secret airy and Mrs.
Golf; Postmaster General Maynard; Attorney
Gent raj DeyenS and his sister law, Mrs
Deyehs; Secretary and Miss SchurZ; General and
Mrs. Sherman Ext Postmaster General and Mrs.
Key; governor Foster; Col. IT. l. Casey; Mr.. and
Mckinley; Mr.. Handy; COL Harris senator elect
and Mrs. Harrison, OF Indiana. and Mr.
and Mrs. Rogers. The SURE of parlors and
the corridor were festooned with flags and
aG0rLed with flowers. The Marine Band played
during tie repaSt. The Conservatives were
brightly lighted. Tie horizontal mirror which
has fer so many years ornamented the table
at state dinners was laid through the center of
flowers ard dishes OF fruit, the Htawatha boat
-ce11g the central ornament. The menu in.
cluea numerous del'caces, about eighteen
courses being served. There was no wine
Wine was served but once while Mrs. Hayes
was mistress of the White House, the one ex-
celtlon being the state dinner in April, 1877. in
hOncr or the Russian Grand Dukes Alexis and
Constantine. Even those who believe that wine
should be served at formal dinners at the Ex-
ecutlve Mansion agree In admiring Mrs. Hayes
moral courage In adhering TO what she con-
sfdered right, despite ridicule harsh criticism
and malicious circulation of false rumors about
her adminlstraton of the domestic affairs at
the White House 1t may also be quoted here
IS the expressed opinion Of a Staunch southern
democrat, who has observed life at the execu-
tive mansion during number of presidential
terms, that no President Uhe absence OF wine
10 the contrary notW1tt Standing) has ever en-
'ertained go lavishly as President Hayes. This
remark was made with special reference to the
three Bammoth receptions in honor of the
diplomatic corps, at the last OF which COO per.
soIs partook OF bis hospitality, and at neither
# which has the number fallen snort of 2 600
The supper at the last one cost nearly 81 600
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SWALLOWING POISON.

SWALLOWING and inhalins tie noxious impu-
rites generated by Csta-rh, POISON not alone the
nasal orsans, but the stomach sad lungs. No
merely LOCAL remedy. ike douchss aud insouble
snufis, can possibly resch eradicate the vrulent
sporIIes OF Catarrh. This fact Nt,lains the won
derfGl cures effected by DIR. WI DE MEYERS
new lNOCULATIVE treatment. The elements
u6ed 10y him are ABSORBED By tina mucous mem
orane throus bout the system and form q OONSTI-
TUlloNAL as we'll "a local antidcts, as certain 70
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ALL stages of the disease, HAVE BEEN CURED
by this wonderful remedy. establish beyond con-
TRADITION, the fact that WEI DE- MEYERS Ca
TARhH CURE is the most important medical
discovery since vaccination. REv. @. u. TAYLOR.
40 Noble street, Brooklyn, writes lone package
produced q radical cure" cit entirely cured q
member OF my family who had suffered from Ca
tarrh for 40 years" j. d. MoDoSAID no Broad
way, \. Y: at cured me after doctoring for
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Washington Place, N. Y: 81 can speak for SEVEN
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Everybody troubled with Catarrh as I was
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Sarah street, st. Louis, Mo. " Il rave me instant
relief" F. j. CRANK. Atlantic Hotel. Chicago
1T restored NE to my ministerial labors." Rev.
GEo. A. RIEs, Cobbieskill, y. Y. at relieved me
OF great Polypus" W. H. TRUEsDELL, NJ. D.,
Elgin, ILL.,, &c, &C., &c, &c. DIR. Wei De Meyers
TREATISE" is mailed FREE His "CURE" Is
DELIVERED to any address. by ID =. DEWEY & Co..
AZ Dey ST. n. Y, ut 81. 90 complete. noys-eo
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2 He STAR toiI announce the occurrence Of BIRTHS,
the same as iages and deaths. Where persons
interested desire. In most European countries
uhere such authorized announcements are common
they justly considered to BE- Of quite as mach con
sequence, MT onty to feGtiUes and friends but TO
community IN ,eferdt, either Of tie others; AMI
is curious that the observance Of the same custom in
this cunrg woutd Frequently 7,rOre to be Of great
GdCQntQ1e in more trGDS than one.
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MEDICAL GRADUATES. -rhe eleventh annu IL
commencement Of the medical department or
How ard University took place as Lincoln ii ~
Wednesday evening. The graduates were E. B.
Glen eIts, Missouri; Charles X. Corey, Ver
mont; Farley II. Eaton, New York; Henry b.
Fay a b., Harvard Malue; Frank Fl. Frost
Ohio; Charles King. D. G.; French Lgenbeel,
Ii. b., Il. A, ID. c. Daniel IL. Riggs. d. c.:
Henry A Russell, Maine; Furmann j. Snadd,.
A. NJ. ID. c.; John T. WtlsOr, NJ issachuseGts
and graduate In pharmacy, James Fl. Purdy. Dr.
j. E. Bracket delivered The charge to the
sity, conferred the degrees. F. j. Shadd
delivered the valedictory, aud Judge Mac
Arthur the address
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THE many friends OF Mr.. George E. Dunklee
win be gratified to know that he has been cured
OF the impeachment in his speech. This was
effected by MIR. Washington DanenhOwer. 3
real estate broker OF Washington city. D. c..
with the treatment known as "Dr Banks
Method for the Cure OF Srammering." Mr.. Dan
en- hower has also cured Mr.. Walter Newton Of
this place, and Mrs. q X. Pierce, OF Shelburne
Falls Mr.. Dunklee has stammeIed 26 years,
Mr.. New ton IL years. and Mrs Pierce 81 years.
He came here some three Or four weeks ago not
only to cure these stammorers but to recuper-
ate bis health, having la1ely had very severe
attack OF illness of two months duraii)n In the
carry part OF the winter. For twenty years he
WIS tfnictea with siammerlng and WAS finally
cured DN James n. Banks. A. NJ, M. D., OF Cat
ciso, Ill, Qhe discoverer OF this method, who
curtd himself after s. ammering ny years.) DR..
Banks Is the Oldest practiione In the city OF
Oh caeo, and stands at the head of his profeS-
sion: MIR. DaGenhpwer is the youngest son Of
w. w. DabeuDower, esq, OF Washington city,
and hrother or Lieutenant John w. ID auen-
hover. U s. N. navigator OF Benefits IN Y
He'd,d) Arctic steamer Jelnnette now in the
fOlar reg ions--Greenfteid Mass Gazette and
Courier. Etb. 2S
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The Weather.

OFFICE OF THB CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Mar 4 1881. $3.50 a m (
Fer the middle states, rain and snow, followed
by clearing weather in tue southern part,
winds shifting to westerly, lower temperature,
rapidly rising barometer.
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THE WHITAKER COURT MARTIAL at New York
went into executive session Wednesday 10 hear
argument as TO the admission or the letters of
Cadet Whitaker ia evidence. General Miles
decided 10 admit them. The court adjourned
uEJil Monday next
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GEERRAl B. F. BUTLER sailed Tuesday from
Fortress Monroe in the historic yacht America.
Oh his trip southwark She is bound to Ber-
muda, aLd from there TO the Bahama Islands.
Galveston and Vera Cruz. He is accountant
by bis TWO sons; Mr.. Thomas Pierce construc-
tor OF the railroad fcm Galveston to Mexico.
James +. Parton. Coils. George and Beriet. and
his private secretary.
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"ARVARD UNIVERSITY.
+" CAMBRIDGE. MASS.

The June eraminationsf for admission TO Haryard
Cole. e the Lawrence Scientific School, the Law
Stool M a the n edical School, will hereafter be
held sim ultsneously In Cambridge, Exeter, N. H.
New York, PGilade phia, Cincinnat, Chicago and
San r = ncisco on the III UbsDAl, FRIDAY and
SAT UhDAY following the LAST WEDNESDAY In
guSk. hey will begin this Year o THU hSDAY,
JUNk S0IE, st al
Candidates may present themselves upon part
Of the &c atoms
Fer recent examination papers and farther in
forms ton address the REGISTRAR, Harvard COL
lege, Cambridge. Macs. mars lawlQt
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LOCAL NEWS.

Am usements. &c, Tonight.
FOrd's Opera HouSe.-Haverly's Mast0don
Ministries.
National 71edter.-"Fun on the Bristol
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Number of
TRUSTEES {:

TRUSTEES:
MORRIS FRANKLIN n. B. CLhFLIS.
WN IA App. JOHN d FURMAN,
MILAN PARTON, DAVID D0WS.
WiIIIAM A BOOTH, GEORGIA OSGOOD,
HFN RY TUCK NJ. D., ALEX. s IUDW cit,
Kenny BOWERS, CHA5. WRIGHT, NJ D.,
IOIlNIs L. WHITE, EDWARD MAR I'm,
s. q FfsHss, E0W. kWHITrRMoRE
tUYDAM GRANT, WILLIAM II. BEERS.
TBEODORE M. BANTA, Cashier.
D. C'DkLL, Superintendent of AGENCIES.
HaHHSShRYhTrr rklS M d. Medical Examiners
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
WILLIAM d. BEERd
HENRY B. CRANE
Manager Southeastern Dept, Baltimore. Nd.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
AGENTS FOR WASHINGTON AND DISTRICT Oh
COLUMBIA.
mars st No. 62s street northwest.
WANTED-A SITUATION as librarian by an
w American Of very complete education; .
graduate Of German university. with the degree
OF Doctor OF Philosophy, who has had already four
years experience in library work, understanding
well the cataloeu ing and classifying OF books Al
dress M A.. BENEDICK, g East Washlngton
square. Cast New York. feb23-W6s.4
yNANTFD-PHARMACIS and APPRENTICES.
w A thoroughly competent and renaole resis,
tered pharnacist. with references also youth
from, l6 to IL Years, with good common school
educs ton. Address PHYSICIAN, ssar once.
feb9 2swlm'
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MARRIED.

BUEKLIN-HOUVER On February 81, 1881
at the residence Of the bride mother. 81 north T
street, by Rev b. II. Hoover brother of tue ide,
GEORGE 1uRKLIN aud HATTIE l.. HOOVER, of
Washington, D. c..
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BURGLARY IN CBICAGo.-E p Smith O ,,,r,
Der OF the Chicago Board of Trade on rat.,
70 oed sunday night placed 81, 600 In billS IA
diamond pin. valued at $3.50 IN pilIo = 49, ~ d
lis bed Next morning he was discovarno5 W a.
an inSersibe CoEditloD, his money aud dtsn,a,1
gone and the house ranSaeked from ton 10 bos
tom. He Cid not recover consciousness 1nru
The afternoon. There Is no clue TO the bnr1.
lars, Wv ~
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,SsS,f.CfED OF WIFE MURDER.-The colored
People In Davidson county. Tenn. are in state
enc cstcael9n over the disappearance OF a young
WS.S Hon 1st eolored womin. wife OF Annanlas
persisted In getting divorce from b,n Whiae
ba ss Sss ne; s[tested His six-year old son says
p nu saw sh ms father knock her down with club
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PONDS
THE GREATEST
POSITIVE CURE FOR ALL
INFLAMMATION
NEt RAIGIA,
DlPHTHERIA.
SORE THROAT.
RHEUMATfSM. Etc.
INDoRsED By PHYSICIANS AND
PONDS EXTRACT
No REMEDY 80 EFFECTUALLY AND RAPID
CHARGES FROM CAT
CAUTION:
PONDS
Is NEVER BOLD IN BULK, ALWAYS IN BOT
GI ASS TRADEMARK on SURROUNDING
HISTORY AND USES CURES OF PONDS
PONDS EXTRACT co..
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His THIRD SET OF TEETR.-Henry Filkins.
of clifton Park, N. Y, gentleman of some 81
years, Is rejoicing over The fact that he has
time. Mir. Filklns, previous to last summer.
had been toothless for some years, but no the
teeth are showing themselves one by one.
Children are generally troublesome while
teething, but Mr.. Filklns feels very Jolly about
T,-AlOauU Af'gNS
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Death of Richard Wallach.

Mr.. Wallach, whose critical tllness has been
noted from day to day. died peacefully
at o'clock this morning. TIE STAR on sagur-
day last gave an extended sketch of his honor
able. public and private, career. No man viii,
be more sincerely mOurned.
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Divisible surplus at per cent. DID,.

Divisible surplus at per cent. 1926, 096. 80
Els i ated surplus by the New
Ycrk State standard at AZ per - -
cent, over ........,.......... 5000, 600 90
FROM the undisided surplus Of 81, 295, 09G the
Board of Trustees has de Jared Reverslonsry div
ice d to participating policies II proportion to
their contribution to surplus, available 81. tie
ment of next annual premium
During the year 6, $40 policies have been issued,
6 90 900 go.
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DR.. 5. b. COLLINS, OF La Porte, Ind, who has
treated the inebrtateS OF opium. morphia and
alcohol with such wonderful skill for the last
twelve years. still continues to ship large
quantities OF his medicine to all parts OF the
world: All medicines shipped are special pre-
ScrintiCnS.
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THE OBJECTIONS urged against paper Cigar
cites are overcome by the amoer-tlp "Opera
Puffe."
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Reu-
ben nj. Whitney, OF Howard county, Md. and
Mary Nj. Wilcox; Stephen b. Ellery and Eeana
f. McLaughliD; Richard War1eld, Of A. A.
county, Md, ana Carrie Brown. or LAUREL p.
g. county, Md. Frank p. SOmmerS aud Helena
NJ Hill; Bernard Bailey AID Emily b Petit;
Randolph Cease and Mac Cooper: John Dough IS
and Anna Parker; James Matthews ana Eliza
Lee; w. Ii. Washington ana Annie V. CoisJoa;
w. a. Walls and Margaret Statesman.
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AnuscnicnIs. &C.

FORD'S OPBRA HOUSE.-Haverly's Miustrels
Grew crowded house last night. and again
nave even improved since their last visit here
The pantOmime which closes the performance
| Is Immense; and the grand ballet, with Billy
| lice ana Sam DeVefe as preDlterS, Is one OF the
most cOmfcal things seen here for some time.
| VIM Emerson. Pete Mack, and many other
| burnt cork comedians OF reDure, are In the
company. The Statue clog dance Is another
| fine feature OF tie performance, but Ia fact 1t
Is ali; ana crowded houses may be expected
| GurlIg the week.
NATIONAL THEATER. audience at the Ma
| ttonal last evening enjoyed Fun on the Brls-
| tol," very conical comedy. It Will be re
| peated the remaining nights this week. Matinee
| tomorrow.
LINCOLN HALI.-The grand complimentary
testimonial to Emily Thornton Charles, the
well XII own journalist, takes place at Lincoln
nan 10 morrow saturday night. There s q
most attractive program.
ODD FELLOWS HALL-W. H. Baker viii pre-
sent '.The Yankee Detective" at Odd Fellog 5
III all tomorrow night. assisted by select COM
erjOy able
ODD FELLOWS HALI--Blind Tom will be at
Od0 Fellows Hall, commencing on the 9TH
ABNER's MUSIC HALL.-There viii be a grand
ball and promenade concert at Abners this
evening.
BODY aGmires the odd and beautiful decora-
TONS The tastefully arrange Japanese para
sols produced pretty effect.
District Government Affairs.
Building permits issued by Inspector En-
sle:-JameS H. Mead. to construct a two
story brick dwelling on nth, between and 7.
streets. $500. ThOS. ID. Yeager construct two
story brick dwelling on o, between 10th and
llth streets; S., 500. VIM. j. Particle, construct
twostory brick dwelling OF 9th and @ streets
noriha ISL; $4,000.
VITAL STATISTICS.
The total mortality Ia the District o; Colum.
Ola Tor the week ended Saturday, February %
1881, was Sc. being more than the week pre-
Vlous, or at tina rate OF &c % per ,00) per an.
mum. or these 81 We're white males % white
females, ~ colOred males. and 30 cOlored females
showing an annual death rate of % 4 per l. O00
for the white and sc for the colored popa. "A
ton. There were Sc births reported, viz IA
white males. white females, Is colOre1 males
and 20 colored females, showing an annual
b1rih-rate OF S CT per 1000 for the white, and
3l.2 for the colored population. Marriages re.
POI d, l4-white 49, colored I.
TEE LUNGS are strained and racked by a per-
slstent cough. the general strength wasted,
and an ihcurable complaint often established
thereby DR.. Jayne'S EXpectOrant Is an effec-
tive remedy for coughs and colds, and eXerts a
beneficial elect On the pulmonary and brOn-
chial organs.
THE CRAWFORD WILL CASE, In Prince
Georges county, Maryland, which few years
ago attracted much attention, the parties
connected therewith--Mrs. Capt. j. L. Henry
and others-being well known in this city has
a hnc EfA "a
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El7RACT.
FAMILY REMEDY
INVALUABLE FOR ALL
HEMORRHAGES.
ASTHMA.
HEADACHE
TOOTHACHE.
SURGEONS OF ALL SCHOOLS.
CATARRH REMEDY.
LY ARRESTS THE IRRITATION AND DIS
ARRHAL AFFECTIONS.
CAUTION:
ENTRACT
1LEs. WITH OUR NAME BLOWN IN rHE
WRAPPER. OUR NEW BOOK. WITH
EXTRACT. FREE ON APPLICATION TO
PONDS ENTBaCT co..
Ia West 18th sc. New York city.
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No MATTER how severe your cough may be
Dr. Bulls cough syrup will cure it. 25 cents a
bottle.
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ECCALYPTINE, for tender. chafed, persplring
or Dlstered feet, has no rival. Druggists sell
It. 25 cents
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40 CURE, NO PAY.-WHIraHURSTN
~ CEDAK BALsAM Is warranted TO cure
DC. Fix drops . dose. Try IL. II not satisfied
return the empty bo5te and &c, Xops . money back
al druggists. Price Is cents. STOTr & GROIN
WELL Wholesale. tRnl2-Sm
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ROGERS silver-p plated teaspoons 81 half dozen:
Rogers triple-platsd knives, 81. Is half dozen;
opera glasses. from 81 up. Watch aud iewelry
repairing well done. r Harris & Co.. 1872 7th
street.
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DISBURSEMENT ACCOUNT
Losses by death
including kever-
sioLary additions
TO Same 81. 13l, 72I 81
Erdcwments ma
tured and dis
counted, inelud-
ing Reversionary
additions to same. sG4, $40 SIS
AM uites d.yi-
deras, aid re-
turned premiums
on cancelled poi
cies -. .......-.... 2. 2G3 59O.G2
Taxes and re- insur-
ances.............. Pa, 424 06
Commissions, BIO
kersges, agency
expenses and ply
!lcia.s = fees ...... no, S9i 80
Once and law ex-
penSos, salaries,
adyertiB'g, print
ing, &c. .......... 22.9IO.Gi s5,sOs. $50 "a
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T eUIsIANA STATE LOrrEHF.
A Splendid Opportunity

a Dpfeuufu OppOFEWH0y
TO WIN A FORTUNE
THIRD GRAND DISTRIBUTION, GLASS q,
at NEW ORLEANS, TCESDAY. MARCH
6TH, 1881,
10th MONTHLY DkAwING
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
IBIS institution was regularly Incorporated By
the legislature OF the state for educaIa and char
table purposes In 1868 for the term of
tWenty-nve years, TO which Contract the In
Folaole faith OF the state is pledged which pledge
mas been renewed by al Overwhelming popular
vote, securing its franchise In the Constitution
adopted December I'd. A D. 1879. with n capital Of
81, coo, co., to which Il has since added Q reserve
fund OF over $3.50. 600.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBU-
TON Wiz take place monthly on tie second Tues
day.
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A THIEF WHO WAS EDUCATED FOR The MINIS
TRY.-Frederick William Davies, young AID
intelligent Welshman, was arraigned In the
police court at Richmned Tuesday charged with
stealing $40 worth Of clothing from the boari-
ELS Of the boarding house where he was STOP
ping. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced TO
receive twenty lashes and leave the city at
occe. The prisoner claims TO have been edlca
ieo for the ministry, at Lansdale College
Bridgewater. England, and says he left that
nlact IN December for New York. Failing to
fid employment In that city he driffed to Rich
out money, beirg unable 10 pay his board bill
he committed the theft, to which he pleaded
guilty, TO obtain money for that purpose.
Of the prisoner were two handsome prayer
hot ks, upon fiy-leaves of which we're written:
presented TO F. W. Davies by B. F. LANDER
ton, Trinity Church, New York"
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THE CRAWFORD WILL CASE, In Prince
Georges county, Maryland, which a few years
connected therewith-Mrs. Capt. J. L. Henry
and others-being well known in this city, has
been settled. The court has made decree in
come In possession OF the property began ne
gotiations to- compromise. and a few days ago
the sum agreed upon-$13 .5O0-Was paid over TO
her
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HNRIRTY-sIXTH ANNUAL RE -0Rr
= OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE Nos. 3&6 AND 34S BROADWAY
January L, 1851.
Amount OF net cash assets, January
j. Aoso lSs. 43l 6s
REVENUE ACCOUNT
Premiums .........S7, Ola, SO 50
Lets deferred pre-
niGms Jan. /,
lSeo .........-... 36T. $500
sc, 64t S30.b7
Interest and rents.
Cncluding real
lZed gains real
estate Sold 81, 635, s1T g5
Less interest &C
crued Jan. ], $50 81, 9S9 IL
So. 3d. SS 81
--- S.. 964. 10. Al
S47I5Ol5l.O s
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TaIhTY-sIxTH ANaUAL HE e0R1

IL West 18th ST.. New York CITY,
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n26 Baltimore. Maryland.

NATURES Triumph,
~ FRAZIER'S ROOT BITTERS.
II yen are weak, or languid use Fraziers Bit
ters IL your flesh is fsbby and your cOnplarion
ssliow, Use Frszier's Bitters. II You live IN ma
iaiis District use Frazier's Bitteis II worn down
with tie care OF children, use TaEer's Bttere IN
yen hare rot the blues, Use Frazi.r's Bittsrs n
you have kept late hours and lived sortrary 10 the
laws OF health, use Frazier's Root Bitters II you
You have abnsed instead Of used Ds.ure's gift use
traAers B.tters d you iee ola before youf
time, Use FrGzier's Bitters. II Life has become a
burden h and you have gloomy forabodings use
franers 4 tiers III your hands tr mble and your
make you fee young az lin. Soln by all druggista
every where at the low price 81 per bottle HENRY
DAVIS. sole Proprietors cleveland. o. SToTI
q OhohW ELL Wholesale Agentk- fs2 Pennsyl-
NaIla ave. 1sn5-eo4p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-04

JGsfPH E AND ERNEST NJ. BAgTLKTT. jewel
els aad NJ PbUDix. ali engraver, were arrested
ID Philadelphia Wednesday, charged with fOrg-
Ig the iladenarks OF the American and Elgiu
"atch Companies on the works Of watches
mace by the prisoners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-04
District Government Affairs.

TEE LUNGS are strained and racked by a per.
sistent cough, the general strength wasted,
and an ihcurable complaint often established
thereby. DR.. Jayne's EXpectOrant Is an enec-
tive remedy for coughs and colds, and eXerts a
beneficial effect On the pulmonary and bron-
chial OrganS. +