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Al.lUselnents.

"Mutdoon's Picnic."-This amusing Irish
comedy sketch will be given here for the
second time this season ut Fulton opera house
on Thursday evening, by company under
management OF Hyde and Bchman. On the
former occasion l. made !: BIZ; hit. and the rcpu-
tation of the prUprictors seems to preclude
any other than firstciass show. The COM
pany IS entirely different from the one previ-
ously here. and includes John Hart and John
Gilbert Irish comedians in the Picnic," be-
sides a large number OF speciality performers.
who will appear in the OliO.
Stevens in " CnEnoUn."-Mr. john a. Ste
vens. whose successful appearance here Il few
years 90 In " Unknown ~ is remembered by
all who saw him on that occasion, will be at
Fulton opera house on Friday evening. Mr..
Stevens is an actor of standard merit and his
piece is one of strong melo- dramatic interest
and thrilling situations. 1T has been uniformly
successful in all the leading theatres OF the
country.
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THE ,raruEKS rSlENn

DR.. Burber's Rel Horse Powders are the best
In the market. They are not mere food made
OF inert and cheap materials, but veritable
Medicine. They contain four times the strength
of ordinary horse and cattle powders, and will
cure and tatten stock In Onc-fourth the time
acting at once upon the digestive organs and
sccrctions and may DC safely relied upon tor
tho cure OF coughs, colds, distemper gianders
and all diseases OF horses mules, cattle, sheep,
hogs and poultry. They will increase the
quantity and quality OF milk in cows and keep
all kinds Of stock iE 4 healthy condition. Sold
everywhere Ut e0c. per pack, for 81 ; large
size 4Uc., or :; for 81. Sold in Lancaster ut
CCchran's Drug Store, '37 and l39 North Queen
streets aug2lydeOd.Swl
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In the Whole History of Medicine

No preparation has ever performed such mar
velcus cures or maintained SO wide reputa-
ton, as AYERS CHERRY PECTcRAL, which is
recognized as the worlds remedy for all dis
eases OF the throat and lungs. Its long-con.
tinued series OF wonderful cures in all eli
mates has made it universally known as safe
and reliable agent to employ. Against ordi-
nary colds, which are the forcrunrers of more
serious disorders, it acts speedily and surely,
always relieving suffering, and often saving
life. The protection it affords, by its timely
use in throat and chest disorders, makes it an
invaluable remedy to be kept always on hand
in every home. No person car afford to DO
without ii. and these who have once used 1t
never will. From their knowledge of Its COM
position and effects, physicians use the
CHERRY PEcroRAL extensively In their prac-
tice, and c,ergymen recommend it. 1t is alb
solutely certain in its remedial effects, and
will always cure wil~r cures are possible. For
sale by all dealers. f3lwdeOd&w
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PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL.
Interesting Anniversary Services.


The fourteenth anniversary of the found =
ing of the Presby ter;an memorial mis-
sion Sunday school was held in tie
chapel at AS yesterday afternoon. The
attendance of scholars and friends of the
school was large. On the west wall of the
chapel was banner of crimson and gold,
on which the date of organization: the aver
age attendance for the first year (74) and
the average for tho year just closed Q94)
were displayed, while on the side walls (of
the same material were rolls of honor,
for the years, 1879, 1880 and 1881. The
illness of Rev. Hume, the pastor, and tho
unavoidable absence of Mr.. Slaymaker, tho
first superintendent prevented carrying out
the original programme, but tho excel
lent music especially arranged for the
occasion, with the regular exercises made
the service a very enjoyable one. On
next Sunday evening, if Mr.. Humc's
health will permit him to be about, a
special service will be held, when the men,
bcrs of the Shifflerfir company will attend
in :; body.
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a Cough, Cold Or sore Tnroar should De
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In.
curablc Ting Disease or Consumption.
Browns bronchial Troch:s 10 not disorder
the stomach ike Cougil syrups aud balsams,
but act directly rn the infiame'i parts. allaying 8
Irritation. .,Ive rele! in Asthma. Bronchial
Cough. CnIarrfi. ami the Throat Troubles
which Singers ans! !'Gblic speaks:i- Ike subject
70. For thirty Years Browns Bronchial
Trocnes have been recommended by physi-
clans. anu always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
Tor nearly entire generation, they have at
tanned wei .Derited rank among the few staple
remedies OF the age. Sold ct p cents a box
EVERYWHERE mSlvdTThSS&lyw
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PRISON MANAGEMENT.
Monthly Meeting Of tile Inspecto

Monthly Meeting Of the Inspectors.
Tho board OF prison inspectors met to-
day and approved some bills. A hard
ware bill for the bell bought by the keeper
was not approved.
For the first time in many years, the in-
spectors say. no dinner was provided for
them and they dined down town.
\ communication from Keeper Burk-
holder was received, describing the condi-
ton of the prison when he took charge,
with repairs he had found it necessary to
make, and suggestions of certain reforms
in the business management, giving some
interesting details by way of emphasizing
his views. Its length and the late hour at
which it was received prevent us from
printing it before tomorrow.
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MARAETN.


rRiLArBLrHlA, Feb. g. Flour - Market
firm and quiet Superfine. ut IS 1504 25 o. ;za
g S3sa. % Io s. ssa7 aa 1nq,snn PsnnsviTsa|: Ti|
family S6 31G6 69: st. Louis do u 257
so: MinnesOts Extra, 81 75l7 . ; do straight.
% 0Oal Is. winter patent 81 5O0s IS; spring do.
- UllS so.
Rye flour steady ut 81 736l5Oo
Wheat quiet Pa. Red, 81 390$i 10.
Corn quiet and steady.
Oats-market Is quiet and prices steady
Rye quieta 9sc.
PROVISIONS steady.
Lard steady.
Butter active and firm In choice grades
Creamery extra. 43Gilc do good to ci;Oice,
37l4lc.
Rolls firm choice scarce.
Eggs firm Penn'a. 399aic: Western, "a
SOC.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum dull Refined, ;lsc
Whisky ut 81 Il
Sec,ls-SoOd to prime clover firm mt sz&0
81 tlO dO Fluxsecu nominal at IL 35GQl 36
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POULTRY.
MEEIlNG OF THE ASSOCIATION,

RelsOt OF Secretary, and OF Treasurer Of icx-
hibitiOn Fund.
A stated meeting Of tho Lancaster
Poultry association was held in tho Agri-
cultural society's room this forenoon.
The following named members were
present Geo. A. Geyer, president, Spring
vile j. B. Lichty secretary, city F. X.
Diffenderffcr city; w. W. Griest, city :;
John E. Schum city; Chas. Lippold city
Chas. E. Long city Jacob B. Long city !;
II. II Tshudy city; JOS f. Wilmer, city ;
NJ. l.. Greider. Mount Joy J NJ. Johnston
city; w. L.. Hershey, Chickies.
Secretary Lichty read his annual report,
from which it appeared that during the
past year 25 new members were elected, of
whom only 6 bad paid their dues. There
arc 45 members i'll good standing. The
receipts from all sources during tho year,
exclusive of the annual exhibition were
s303.S5 ; expenditures s305.40. The total
number of entries made at the late poultry
exhibition was sol, of which $50 were ac-
were poultry of 62 different varieties.
There were 1S5 entries of pigeons, of II
varieties there were also entries of cage
birds. The amount paid in cash premiums
was $473.j0, and the value of special pre-
miums, $36G. 25-Inaking total value of
sS39.75, all of which were paid to the ex-
hibitOrs to whom the prizes were awarded.
The secretary also recommended that the
thanks Of the society nc voted to T. Il.
Dorsey and E. =. Hewlett, for their assist
ance injudgins the birds, and to Jesse G..
Darlington and j. ID. Nevius, the ap-
pointed judges, for their diligent and im-
partial Judging
j.. B. Long, the treasurer of the fair
fund, read his report which showed that
the total receipts at tho fair from all
sources were 1922 The total expen-
ditures sS2l.74, with unpaid bills amount
ing to s45 40.
The secretary was authorized to employ
a canvasseer to collect dues from dclin.
guent members.
John Scldomridge. of Lititz, was pro-
posed for membership and elected.
1t was ordered that the secretary place
on the list of honorary members the names
of all those who have advertised in the
premium list or given special premiums at
the annual exhibitions.
Adjourned.
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ELr's CREAM BALM Co.. Owego. y. y
Please send us at once two gross Ely's Cream
Balm. We take pleasure in cOngratulating
you Oh the success you are baving with the
Cream Balm" Catarrh and Hay Fever cure.
Its sale is steadily increasing with wonderful
rapidity as you can sec by our frequent orders.
1t is evidently an article of great merit. Very
truly, JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & Co., GO2 Arch
street, Philadelphia. March 10, 1851.
1t is no exaggcration to say that Ely's Cream
Balm is q cure for Catarrh, Hay Fever, &C., for
many cures have been made among my Gus.
toners. Cream Balm should he resorted to by
everyone thus afflicted. With me no other
remedy has ever equaled the Balm either IN
good results or sales. A. j. ODENwELDER,
Druggist. Easton, Pa. Oct. .. 1850. Price so
cents. fel-2wilcOtl&w
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR :.EGULAR CORRESPONDENCE

The Republican nominations Oh Satur
day evening last resulted as follows:
FIRST WARD.-Council, ". H. Pfahler
School Director, Milton Wike: Judge
Z. Il. Ecknian Inspector, j. Williams
Assessor, ). B. Clepper Asst. Assessors
c. Hershey and ]. ID. Forty Constable
John Gilbert Chief burgess, c. HoIliDss.
worth High Constable, {. Sirawbridge.
SECOND WARD-Council, NJ. S Shu.
man, declines School Director, G. w.
Stevenson Judge, S. e. Swartz =; Inspec.
TOR, J. w. Yccum: Assessor, VIM.
Boyd Asst. Assessors. q. A. Grove and
Geo. DcHuff: ablcs, III. Fisher
Chief Burgess. c. Hollingsworth High
Constable, e. Strawbridgc.
THIRD WARD-Justice, Jno. 7. Frank ;
Council, Isaac r. Wilson School Direc-
tor, Isaac Antweier Judge, w. II. Gil
bert Inspector, ID. c. Wann Assessor.
ID. +. Gohn Assistant Assessors, J. IL.
Keesey aud Nick BnclIour Constable,
none nominated Chief Burgess, c. IIol-
lingswortli High Constable, G. Straw
bridge.
Good Man Gone.
The late L,muel f. Dellet started III
life AS newsboy, was very successful as
collector, was clerk for several years in
the drug store 0: the late DR.. McCOrklcy,
and has assisted in several Of tho other
drug stores in Columbia. He was the
leader in charitable movements for the
relief of the sick, the unfortunate, the poor
and the orphan. His own means were
limited, but he has purchased hundreds of
tons of coal and many wagon loads of
groceries and provisions for the poor, by
dime and quarter subscriptions. He
has spent days, weeks, months and years
for charitable purposes without pecuniary
reward. Scores Of children have been
placed in the school for soldiers orphans
and Lancaster home through his efforts,
and several have been taken to the Ian
caster hospital by him in person. He
made no petitions, very seldom spoke of
what lie had done, but kept on helping
such as needed help. The public did not
appreciate his efforts while living, as they
were performed in quiet manner, but the
poor will miss him.
Little Locals
Recent deaths Mrs Leykoif, aged "a;
Daniel 1Iorncr aged 73.-Jarub Secret
backed his horse and cirder cart too far
on the edge of tho st. Charles furnace Gin
der pile they fell down SO feet and the
horse was burned to death on the hot cin-
der.-Churches well attended, Methodists
had IAN evening Of prayer. In vigOr-
GUS snow ball fight above 9Th street last
evening a negro boy who was hit kicked
small boy a man dropped the blackcy and
free fight ensued-Misses Annie Fen
drich and Miss Annie Purple of to visit
Miss Eva Nesbt, Port Deposit. t.-Zion NJ
r.. quarterly meeting opens tomorrow.
and Bethel church begins a revival.
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RAILROAu ACCIDENTS.
A ACvLUMBIA MANS HORRIBLE dealt

1
Engine OF the Tr.rk-Car Thrown on at
KohrerstOwn.
| A fatal accident occurred last night on
the Pennsylvania railroad near Gallagher
vile, resulting in the death of a brakeman
named Daniel McCarty, resident of Col
umbia, this county. Just how the acci-
| dent occurred is unknown. The last that
was seen of McCartey alive was at 10 p.
| m. near Downingtown, when he was on
duty as brakeman on the freight train
drawn by extra engine 172 and at which
POINT he gave the signal to 60 ahead. he
Was not missed until the train reached
Lancaster, when kilograms Of inquiry
were sent back to the several stations.
Meantime the engineer of an east-bound
train drawn by engine No. s24, discovered
his dead body terribly mangled, the head
entirely discovered and the entrails scat
tered along the north track near Gal
lagherville. The remains were gathered
up and taken to Downingtown, where
|. they were prepared for shipment to COL
umbia. 1t is supposed that McCarty was
Jolted from the train, the ice and snow on
the track having made the road very rough,
and falling under the wheels met with his
horrible death as above described
McCarty has of late been braking from
Harrisburg to Lancaster. He is a single
mar, having an uncle living at Columbia.
He used to work at the Henry Clay fur
mace, and from there went Oh the railroad.
Wreck on tho Reading Road.
This morning wreck occurred on the
Reading railroad ABOUT two squares north
of the outer depot. A freight train drawn
by tho engine Union" came in with
loaded cars until they reached Dillerville,
where, owing to the stiff grade and heavy
track, they were compelled to stop. The
train was then cut, the cars were brought
up to the siding in three trips by the same
engine, and they were all placed On the
track. On the last trip the engine and
the three coal cars were thrown from the
track which had been left open by some
one. The engine was turned slightly on
its side, but neither it nor any of the cars
were broken. Workmen have been en-
gagged ali day placing the engine aud cars
on the track
Another Car OF the Track.
About half-past 5 o'clock this morning
freight car jumped the track near Rob-
rersrown, owing to an imperfect switch.
A delay Of half an hour occurred before
the car could be got to rights. No other
damage was done.
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T;IE TRUNK LINES.
No Round Trip Tickets to be lssue, but
Consent.

No Round Trip Tickets to be Issued but BY
Consent.
New YORK, Feb. 6.-Commissioner
Albert Fink to-day issued the following
notice :" Please to be guided by the fol-
lowing resolution passed by the executive
committee of the trunk lines Resolved.
that no competitive round trip tickets or
orders for tickets having the effect of
round trip tickets DC issued by the trunk
lines or accepted from connecting lines
unless with the prior joint approval all the
general passenger agents OF the railroad
pa rites ierctO''
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"L,te. Growth. ,seau,v.,

"What we all admire" and how TO secure 1t ::
A fine head Of hair in its natural color IS such
an adjunct to beauty that n" one who prizes
good looks should neglect to use London
Hair Color KestOrcr," the most cleanly and de-
lightful article ever introduced to the Amcri-
can people. II is totally different from all
Others-not sticky or guminy, and free from
all impure ingredients that render many other
preparations obnoxious 1t ,hickens thin
hair, restores gray hair gives il new litc keeps
the scalp clean and healthy. causing tho hair
tOgrOw W here 1t had fallen off or become thin,
does not soil or stain anything, and is per-
fectly and elegantly prepared rs to make it !:
lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury. Lon
'lOn Hair Rcstorcr" is sold by all druggists,
ut Is cents Il bottle. six bottles tor 81.
Ocl3M.W, saw
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TRAGEDY IN NEW CELEANS.

Hecentins Insult Spd Attempting. Suicide.
New ORLEANS, Feb. ct was Fert:i-
nand Derance, the oldest of three broth
ers, who attempted suicide, instead of
Henry, as telegraphed last night The
examination by physicians shows that the
ball entered between tie fourth and fifth
ribs Oh the right side, passed through,
making its exit under tho right arm and
lodging in the tiesny part of the arm. The
physicians do not consider the wound
dangerous. The Dcranccs say they do
not regret habing Mex in defense of their
sisters homer. but that they prefer death
rather than the disgrace of the reniten-
tiary
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Fifty Years Success. .

The great Philadelphia house of Bailey,
Banks & Biddle has Just completed the fiftieth
year of its existence. While in this time its
business has constantly enlarged, the past
year was by far the most prosperous of all.
During the holiday season the spacious store
was tErongcd daily for weeks and the force of
salesmcn doubled. The success of this firm is
due 10 an admirable union of the old time con-
servative Philadelphia spirit with the most
enterprising business methods. 1t IS now
everywhere recognized as one of the leading
business houses OF the United States and well.
deserves its nreStfXe
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THE SUPREME COURT.
Affirming and kcvorsins OpIniO,

Affirming and kevorsinS Opinions.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6.-The following
decisions were rendered this morning by
the supreme court Affirmed 'Brien 5
appeal, Wainwright vs.. Harris, Davidson
VS.. Dilworth, Schumacher piano company
VS.. Mass, Bryson VS.. Dudley, appeal Of the
Fidelity trust company, appeal of Carson
ct al. Reversed-Jones VS.. Manufacture
ers national bank, Davis VS. Stuartt.
The Highway Conspiralors.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Elm the su-
preme court to-day, in the case of the con-
spirators, Haines, Clement and Miskkey,
who under writ Of west minister, on,
deavored to compel Judge Finletter, of
the lower court, to file his charge, his notes
of testimony aud his answers to questions,
Judge Sharswood rendered decision
against the prisoners.
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THE PAPAL DELEGATE.

bishop wood Knows Nothing About ,.,e
Movement.
PHILApiirnIA, Feb. G.-Inquiry at the
residence af Archbishop Wood relative to
the despatch that an American bishop is
to DO appointed to the high Office of papal
delegate to the United States resulted
in the information that the archbishop
had nc knowledge of such actoion as yet,
but that such an appointment by the Holy
Sec might be made in the future. The
archbishop did not know that such an i'm
pOrtant moyoment was even in embryo,
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DEATHS.

MCCAFFREy.-In this city, on tho 18th inst.
Mrs. Cecilia McCatfrey, in tho s3l year OF her
age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of her sOn-in-law, James
&. Fisher, No. 81 Conestoga street. on Tuesday
morning ats o'clock. High mass at st. Mary's
church intermcnt at st. Mary's cemetery.
2td*
lIANMEL In this city, on Feb, 5tlI, IsS.. Bcr
nard r. Hammcl, born i'll Berlin, Prussia
aged f6 years and Il days.
His relatives and friends arc respectfully i'll
vitch TO attend tho funeral from his late resi-
dcncc, No. $40 West Lemon street. on We'd
neSday afternoon at = o'clock. 6-2t*
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Sale of Real Estate.

Samuel Hess s. Son, auctioneers, sold
at private sale to day for Henry Wilhelm,
jr., of Philadelphia, executor of the late
Sarah Wilhelm's estate, lot of ground
fronting 36 feet on Orange street and ex-
tending in depth 255, on which is erected
a two-story brick house and other i'm
provements, to John NJ. Davidson for
81 600
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Shot yVhilo Committing a FELONY.

PETERSBURG, Va. Feb. 6-Ephraim
Fields was fatally shot at Weldon, N. G.,
on Saturday night by a watchman named
Gray Latham. He was committing dep
redatiOns on the premises of L. L. Emory.
Several men were on the watch for thieves
and while moving in the dark watchman
named Richardson was mistaken for 4
thief and painfully shot in the leg.
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Live StOcx Markets.

LhIcAao-liogs-Rcceir LOO head ship
ments 1900 do; market generally weak AMI
heavy. packing and shipping, - 7O07 10:
philadelphits. 81 l5fl7 40; light, 81 3O06 10
skips and culls, 81 5O16.
Cattle-Heceipts, ?O head; shipments. $500
10; market quiet but stady; exports nOmin-
ally ut SOO96 50; good to choice shipping Mt
butchers steady at s: 6O(04 co stOckers and
feeders ut 1904 Co.
Sheep-RcceiptS, 20O head shipments, 1.9O8
head demand active and market firm in
ferior 10 fair ut 81 2J04 25 medium to good
at 81 5oal1 p: choice to extra, s. 5O6l8.
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New IOuR nunrRe,,

NEW iORK. February 6.-FlOur-S State and
Western quiet and generally without quot
able change. Southern steady and quiet.
Wheat opened A9Hc lower, but afterwards
became strong and recovered from the de-
81 4Se9l 4s%; do May. 81 4'0l a.: do July.
81 35l3l Sc.
Corn II shade better.
674l1OIac; do futures, 691s@l7ILc.
Outs L@Ac better; No. April. tQ142Hc;
do May, ~ @lQ@4s State, lS@53c: Western.
41Gll3c.
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A Good Angels Visit-A Tale OF "KOsa
dallR.r

Blanche called OH Kate, one pleasant day,
and found her sad and signing, dearest friend,
once bright and gay, now scarce could keep
from crying; for, "Oh," she said, "'tis q dis
grace to see with scrotula, my face so badly
marred !" then said her friend, "ROsadalis will
your troubles end.'' Blanche called on Kate
mother day and found her once more blithe
and gay her face as radiant, skin as fair. as
Any maiden's anywhere. For skin diseases
and impure blood, there's nothing IN the
world SO good as ROsadalis, it drives away all
skin disorders, humor,-nay, it tones the sys-
tenn, cures your ills and banishes all doctors
bills! Sold in Lancaster at COchran's Drug
Store, IL. and l:9 North Queen street.
iy:O-1yleod&w3
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SuSI;lnGIy SuDerb.

y puir ct beautiful Sun-llowcrs on Eascls
will bc mailed free to any lady who Will send
q three cent postage stampto DR.. Z. W. Ben
son, lOG No. Eutaw ST.. Baltimore, Md. Chas
n. Crittenton, lis Fulton ST., New York City
sole agent for DR.. c. W. Bcnson's remedies. to
whom all orders should be addressed.
t.D-2Wd&w
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Sent TO the House of Refuge,

Ralph Anderson. a IA year old boy re-
siding in the Fourth ward. this city, was
taken before the judge on complaint of his
parents by Officer McDevitt. 1t was shown
that he was unconquerable and beyond the
control o! his parents He was ordered to
be taken tn the House OF Refuge. The
officer lett ior Philadelphia with him at 8
o'clock this morning.
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Executive Nominations

WASHINGTON, Feb. G.-Thc president
sent the following nominations to the
Senate to day: Col. Daniel IL. Ruckcr,
assistant quartermastcr general, to quarter
master general, vice General Meigs,
retired; Major William Rochester,
paymaster, to be paymaster general, vice
Gen. Brown, retired Newton Wells,
postmaster..at Renova, Pa, and Daniel
A. Buckley postmaster at Bloomsbury,
Da ~