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MY COOP WOMAN.

Why are you so out Of sorts, nevel
able to tell folks that you are wellS Tel
to one it's all caused in the first place by
habitual constipation, which no doubt
finally caused drranged kidneys and
liver. The sure cure for const' patton
is the celebrated Kidney-Wort. 1t is
also a specific rem edy for all kidney
and liver diseases. Thousands arr
cured by it every month. Try it at
once.
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We invite the attention of our read
ers to the adver -isement of the Buckeye
mfg Co. Marion, Ohio, in another
column. they offer rans Inducements
90 earn an honest living
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SOCIETIES

hTPAJIODGE, No. 81, 10. o.. r., meets every
Thursday evening. III O. Y. Hall.
n. e., Vim. II. Denny We. J. q. Murphy
Pc. sec, Z. r. Barnart; Sec. II. NJ. FfaIaein
Treas. S. X. Leap.
PARADISE ENCAMPMENT, No. Al, To- o.. r
Meets on the LIST. and 2ud Friday evenings o.
every Month. IN Odd Felbow'sliali.
e. r., John W. Trumbull s w, I'll .Riddie
j. W, II. M Flanagan Scribe, c. G. Aborn
Treas. J. Feetherer II. p, j.. +. Layton
UNiON LODGE, No. ~. X. of p, meets every
Wednesday evening. in Odd Fellows Han
&C J, seIh whitaker " G. jos. Rob.
bins; X. OF II. 4 $. Geo W bevis; MOTT
Jas. Cunningham.
VIOLA COUNCIL, No. %. Jr. q. Q. Al meet
In Or d Fellow Hall, every Monday even
ing at o'clock sharp.
G. WIN. Lloyd. VIC. FL anS Naylor; Re.
Secs Harry kiile-
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IMPORTANT 10 TRAVELLERS.

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS are offered
you by the BURLINGTON ROUTE.
will paw YOU 10 read their advertise
n,ent to be found elsewhere ia this Is
sue.
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Rupture Plaster.

Sure cure by an outward application which
will cause the broken membIancc 10 heal and
become as strong as before the accident. No
one need run the fearful risk OF strauguiatiOn
when u certain spd speedy cure can be had at
Il trifii z cost Of q. Fun treatment and yalu-
able information sent on recelp Of price, by
+. IL. kEkKiCK, Ogdensburs, n. \.
The above plaster was discovered n number
OF yeais ago, by All old lady a re.idsut OF Os-
densburg, Reference furnished il desired.
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fifty cent bottle Of DIR. Erory's
Diamond Catar1h Remedy will cure
the worst case of Catarrh or Hay Few
I'll. Read the advertisement
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POST OFFICE.

PUSI UTFIOE.
Office hours Open Sundays except
ed from 6 90 A. N. to 900 r. NJ. Time
of arriving and closing Of Mails-Mail
from Philad'a and intermediate places
arrive daily at 10 GO A. NJ. 81 5 30 p. NJ
Closes. 6 30 A. NJ. and ] on p. NJ.
From Bridgeton and all points south
of Woodbury.. arrive daily at 5 ~ P. N.
closes at 6 80 A. NJ.
Letters containing meney and valua-
tiles registered on application-fee &c.
s. II. LEAP. z. NJ.
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DIAMOND
CATARRH
REMEDY

A Positive Curs for Catavrh Of an
lads. Is 10 nstAntansSa IN r ffesS
asa Permanent In Hssait. Cures a. Ar
stage OF the dissasc HaA cared eAsss 20 lei Tfbh
that tones oans-rrom the nose.
Dr. Rvsry,s DianoaA CasaYrh RsA-
q 10 mile and peaAant, anoraing lansAAsks
Relief ad prompt cure In all cases rtGatARTks
ls9aeA1, Nay Fever, B~rsnekftts.
IL viii remevo Poly us and seeetaaliy surs
Watery and furuisnt Discharge from the nrad
and ThroAt, and Fuetd. Srckening Breath; per
fectly rsstore impst ID Smell. fAs1 ana Hearing;
relieve Headache, hrsak up Colds In the Hea6
Strengthen the votos and Eyes; Purify, Ref y ~
and Render Clear and Active every organ Of m
Head Aad ThroAA Price, % ceL1.
Dr.. Every,s Baaaena Hnvigoretsr
aFsrfeeG HDesa FurfAsr, AppeG11vr an
Nerve fehto. IL makes . delightful. who's
some drink, which IaviRorstss. RuriAss
and Strengthens the fnfrs syssm.
For General Debility. Dyspepsia. Bilisusne~s,
TORPID Liver. lndis estisn. keuralgis and RAsu-
madc Anecusps, Jsundics, Eala1a, y ~atuleney,
Eausee, Sick Headache aad KidRey Complains,
it In invaluable. Price. 80 cents.
Dr. Every's DiassepA Safve 10 sover-
stsn cure for Burns, bruises. Sores Of all kinds
sals Rbeum, letter, Einxworm and outansof
krupuons. YrcI, - cents
Ask ysur Drugeist fer these rs&sA
les anA take no other or viii 20 sent
kree oE TsSoiotSf Rriss.
Descriptive Pamphlets Free.
Address Or. Evory's Diamond RAmsdiss Co,
,. o. Eox ssso. 1o4 John Street.. Few rsrs
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isaac r. ~SIxPKISs.

Women thathass been given up by
their dearest friends IS beyond help,
have be, permanently cured by the
use of LYDIA Il Piukham's Vegetable
Compound. 1t IL Il positive car- for
All I einale complaints. Send la Mrs.
Lydia Z. Pinkham. 233 Western A ye-
nue, L-.In, MaSs. for pamphlets.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber Is now agen. for and
ready to receive orders for am Of the
daily, weekly or monthly papers. All
papers will be delivered at your homes
regularly. Orders loft at the Photo
graph Saloon ON Main street will be
Isonotly atteHded 10.
isaac +. SIxPKIEs.
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To our friends & patrons.
A Merry Christmas and
Happy New fea|
With all the compliments of the season

Our jim says that DOM mean them
folks that go 20 the city and buy their
goods. and IL they leaked or did not
suit, b Z them to him TO repair
Not It. That's 50, old Hoss.
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METHODIST PROTEsTANT CHURCH
RYv ' l. WATSON Pastor.
Sunday ScneOl-1c &. NJ.
p .ac.sux-2 +. NJ. and 7. p, M.
pvuyer Meeting "Wednesday venmg
NyrpnDIsT ~EPIsCOPAL CHURCH
PFv J. B. TURPIS, Pastor
Sunday chool-2 80 z. M.
c0eachiAg-l0 A. NJ. and I p. III.
Prayer Meetinp-1ites6ay evenings.
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Few such exhibits as this are made in the country. None
surpass 1t IN athactveness, variety and interest The almost
perfect system to which the business is redseed. insares tire moat
prompt, careful and economical service OF all patrons
The prices aeb beyond controversy rs low ss the goods eaa
~ conveyed from producer toconsumer, as all methods of cheaper
ing prices are i vogue known to the most exact business rciepce.
y n moderation ofprces primarily, has the success OF the houss
Gee based and success has furnished facilities for still further
lowering of prices, whih giving the additional advantages of con
Neniehc, comfort and despatch in all transactions
Ihe'e is 10 reasonw why all who desire should not share in
"e advantages which are offered by this great mart of hshoa
and efuse.
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postal-cards, at least. Address THE
USEFUL KNOWLEDGE PUBLISHING
COMPANY, l62 William Street, n. y.
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We keep in stock a great variety of
everything of merit in Sundry Goods;
such as Plain and Fancy statianary in
beautiful Boxes. School supplies,
Orandalls Blocks, Juvenile Books and
Toys. Kaleidoscope, Pocket Ink Stands
Portable walnut writing desks, Music
rolls and covers, scrap books and pic
lures, autograph albums, shell baskets
aud boxes, pocket diaries, pocket books
and purses, cabinet photo-frsmes and
easels, doll. and doll heads, gum balls,
mouth organs, looking glasses, china
cups and saucers, mustache cups,
Real Japanese Work Boxes.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

special notices. ten cents a line each insertion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-22

After forty years OF talk about improving the
Potomac flats, there is at last a prospect that
something may be done Major Hams declara-
tion that there Is no reason why the work OF
dredging and filling may not be carried on with
advantage during the winter, has the right ring.
Let US have n start made at In the execution
of this long delayed project. from which WASH
1ngton expects so much When this malarial null
sahce has been abated, and the marshes, now so
Offensive to the eye and smell, have been convert
ed into attractive public grounds, with lakes and
drives, trees. plants and flowers the last serious
blot upon the fair exterior OF the capital city will
nave been removed Then, too, we may hope to
take last fond adieu OF the cranks, croakers and
tramp engineers who have opposed every scheme
Oh District improvement, in turn aud who have
planted themselves behind their last ditch in the
nlthy aatA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-22
Double shee, star Tomorrow.

Owing to the great pressure the advertising
space OF The STAB 1T the present time, AMI par
tfeulariy In the eghtpage editions its advertising
patrons are earnestly requested to send in their
announcements for to-inorrow's issue as early in
the day as possible, and In all cases bsfore noon.
1t is only by compliance with this request that
proper arrangement and classification can be
made.
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED OF THE PRESENT
i whereabouts Of MISS PAULINE LEOPOLD who
was in Washington when last beard Of n 1879: II
herself or friends viii communicates BY letter with O.
advantage. s3-9vs
w WILLIAMS AND Q. z. PRICES PRIVATE
w detective Agency; Consultataons free. All bust
promptly attended to. OmOe hours an. 70 10 nm,
S26 street northwest. mh16-7ms
DRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, 500 9TH
l street northwest. heliAble information furnished
IN AL cases: coneultAton free will call q residence
Finder. mhl5- I'm
TURKISH BATHS.
NEW TURKISH BATH. lAl7 g STREET (OPpO-
dte Msgs Hopssl; hzgs poll eocd ysnaIaHon;
sss s; q s Il ssSS 9fl $50 s:s g s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-22

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA.
In the matter of the estate of MARY B. MARBURY,
deceased In Equity. No. :. S5s-Cross bill.
This cause being referred to take an account of
the estate of Mary b. Marbury late of the said District
deceased and for other notice is hereby
TO all creditors and Other interested in the
estate. to present their Claims at my office, No. 4S2
Louisiana avenue, In TINS city. on SATURDAY, THE
A. NJ. JAS. IT, PAYNE, Auditor. s22-1aw, 3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-22

Lists OF sunstroke cases figure again In the New
York papers. The weather has been pretty warm
In Washington, but not up to the sunstroke point
While the mercury may have mounted as high as
that registered in New York, the better ventilation
OF our streets prevented the heat from being as
fatally oppressive as In cities further north
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-22

Philadelphia seems TO be entirely satisfied with
her congressman. Messrs. Kelley, Bingham, Har-
mer and O'Neill were renomtnated without con-
test Dy The republicans; as Mr.. Randall will quite
certainly be by the democrats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-22
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Il FIFTY PIANOS
Both Square and Upright of all the leading makes for
rent by the month quarter; rents applied on pur
chase F. G.. SMITH
SLIM HOB Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-22
FOR RENT-LOTS.

IrOR RENT-vACANT CENTRAL CITY LOTS
5d Lots s. 6. 8, and IA, square IS, corner and
10Th streets Lot square a. on street the 2lst
street ST. and New HamRshire avenue Lot square IS
street, opposite the market. Inquire of T. E. WAC
GIT F street northwest. 800 st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-22
WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-T[ELP.
., a e wss ana S9G ss. Il Rsa
work Apply At 47s Pennsylvania ave. 1T
W1STsP F xs HAHHHFss GA S.E s s
wANTED-A CAPABLE GIRL. WHO UNDER:
1 aS sessr
yVANTED9--A GOOD COOK os95K TO- TO 20 OTHER
references noes 1906 ss Street northwest '' 'S
WANFED-A WOMAN TO WASH. IRON AND DO
and sewing white persons preferred. Apply at 72s 9th
" ANTED D. TMMEDIATELY.-A ooMPETENT
w Butcher to cut meat in market store must come
Vel re ss Address, in own hand writing A.
Dr. TtE 70, sss
| northwest between $50 and 10 am. s234t'
WANTED-A GOOD COOK. AND TO ASSIST IN
to 1ac
pa s,5 I sSss = 5s.I
office. 22-st'
WANTED,;A WHITE WOMAN 70 COOK AMP
s.a
WANTED,-AT ONCE A FEW GOOD MEN. TO
Sa. s0r g. h nis oe Co. Apply at 'aS
w permanent place for good man. 1SA3 Pennsyl-
wanna avenue. s2l-3t
VVANTED--A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK. WASH
ply Dr. MAcKAI 500 Dn@barson 'e avenae
Georgetown. s21-3ts
NNANTED-A GOOD AND RELIABLE WOMAN
w to wash iron and assist with cooking for family OF
four No others but those with good references need
aIply. at AIS Sth street. northwest. s21-3t'
VNANTED-A NURSERY GOvERNESS. GERMAN
w or English preferred. Inquire at 1401 street
WANTED-IMMEDIATEL WOMEN
w Cooks, four Cham ermaids two Nurses. Office
open until at night 926 street northwest, c. =.
PRICE co. $40 At
WANTED-A STRONG MIDDLE-AGED WHITE
w Woman to help to take of invalid and to
assist with the house work only family Apply at
231 1917 street southwest, $40 3ts
WANTED FIFTEEN MEN TO BREAK FLINT
w stone On Conduit road; price given. 81 per yard
ver's Rest. WM BOWLING, on the works. ST.
WANTED-CANvAssERs FOR BOYD's DIREC-
w tory who write plain and spell correctly. Address
WM H. BOYD, Sta Office. sI9-5t
WANTED-FOUR GOOD CABINET MAKERS AND
W one good fnisher; constant employment guar
anteed to good and steady workmen Apply to L. E.
CANNON. 10 Corcoran Building. ut Factory, 627
Mass. sl9-6t
WANTED-A FOREMAN AND TWO LABORERS
Wv on Farm. Apply at FULTONS Loan Office 314
9Th street northwest s11-2w
WANTED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS. GEN
w eral Workers I'd Girls and Nurses for this city,
Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA New York and elsewhere.
Families furnished servants with references. Try
gig street northwest. Licensed Agency. c. E: PRICE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-22

JAMES Fl. MCGIIL.
- DEALER IN BUILDING SUPPLIES,
No. 1921 New York avenue rear the Treasury informs
Contractors and Builders that he has lately purchased
One Thousand Barrels Of the best brands of Portland
Cement and is prepared to fill all orders promptly
from stock; also. New York. Rosendale, and Round
Top Cement, and metallic red" and '.pulp- bac
for coloring mortar. s22-3t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR SALE-A RARE BARGAIN-A VERY FINE
4 :our round corner Rosewood Case Square Piano.
with handsome mouldings. carved legs. and Tyre
nearly new. Boston make, stool and cover, S225.
northwest. s22-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-22
SAFE DEPOSIT co.
SUMNER RESORTS.

"A Family hotel near ocean. Reduced rates vEA0
from September lst l,M
su2Elm' Miss s. KEMPE Proprietrese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-22
PROPOSALS.

N T I G E.
The Board Of Public Works Of the State OF Maryland
gives notice that sealed proposals will be received
opened at the Executive Chamber, in the city Annap
Oils oi, on the TWENTY, EIGHTH DAY OF sEPTEM-
building Of two Tugs Propelers fully equipped and
suitable to be used in the service Of the State Fishery
Force set forth In the act Of 1882 chap 275 The
speed OF said Tugs Propeers to be not less than
twelve mo hour, and the cost Of both not to exc
coed twenty five thousand dollars.
The right reserved to the Board to reject any or all
proposals. offered. VIM. T. HAMILTON,
6l9-9t President Of the Board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-22

2O15 st.. 16r. a. NJ 1870 OO 1881 oath st. s1s 90
Ml3 "a aV, r.. H. 81 00 1924 4th St, rs... Is. 30
ST ed st.S rs, mi %. 003ll Sd ST. neSrs Is 90
1927 18th st. mi %. 0O Sl8 oath st. 49, 80
Ply r, gas wr 20. 90 433 Doth ST. Is II. 90
17O5 n. va, ST.. mi 20. 90 1ll9 3Oth st. rs 800
94l 25thst rs, bath Is. sol
e. 8. wESCOTT CO..
J25 Corner Goth and streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-22

The bulletin OF population just out from the Gen.
sus Bureau furnishes some Interesting facts which
contradict the belief held by some that we are
being overrun by unnaturaliZed citizens Accord
ing to this statement the white native population
In 1880 amounted to So si3 29; the colored natives
were 632 $40, while the foreign born were 1873 943
or this total the United Kingdom of Great Britain
ana Ireland furnished the largest quota, or
2,7s21s9, while the German Empire follows with
1,9S6,7i2 The next highest OF the list Is British
America, which furnish 717,0S4 sweden stands
fourth in the list with 1874 49, and Norway follows
closely with 151, 20. France furnishes 106,9U;
China, 104,541; Switzerland, IS, 621; Bohemia,
S5,361; Mexico, IS 399; Denim lrk. 81 1876; Hol and
b6o9O; Poland, 1851 Italy, Al $50; AUSTRIA IS 663,
and Russia, 3,722, while the remainder Is made
up OF all the other nations OF the earth In num-
bers ranging between the Is, 535 Belgians and the
IS9 natives OF Greenland, the lowest on the list
During our own war times Senator NeSnlith used
no PRIZE of ancestry nor hope OF posterity." The
British government seems TO have had more faith
In government mules than In the prophecies OF Sir
Garnet Wol5eley, for they secured the universe in
search OF them for the use OF the army in Egypt.
Now the war Is over, the mules, In stable parlance
viii seat their heads off,"
The prophets OF evil who have been predicting
another financial storm the result OF overspec-
Clation and extravaganza viii apparently have to
postpone their panic for season longer. The
crops show the heaviest yield ever known, ensur.
Ing the cheapening of food prices and enabling us
TO keep up the balance OF trade with Europe
despite our heavy impOrtationS. AT the same time
the enormous earnings OF the railroads continue
70 keep stocks well up, with the prospect Of yet
higher prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30

ator can be depended upon to vote for tho reeecon
of Cameron to the United States Senate, while MT
Lee il inst as certain to vote against hlm. lho
StaIwarts say that they would rather nave
n Democrat than Mr.. Lee, ald the latter
friends say that as their county has the most he-
rublican votes and Warren has the Congressman,
thew will stick to Lee to tho bitter end 1t Is there
fore almost certain that both candidates VIII re-
main the field, which will probably result in the
election of q Democrat
For the Assembly the Stalwarts have nominated
C. NJ Short, an outspoken Cameron adhereht ana
though unpopular with the Independents, they Will
not oppose him. In Yenango County the lnde-
pendcnts will probably elect three members OF the
Assembly,
Among the Republicans now in the Independent
movement are many who last year voted for the
rcaular candidate II is n notable fact here "a else
where thai the Independent Republican leaders are
generally business men and manufacturers ana nor
politicians. MyrOn Waters, a capita lSt ~. "a.
JAMESON, n manufacturer; Thomas SlfuineIs,
wealthy man who owns large iron works mere Cap
tain H. H. CnmmIns. large oil and lumber dealer
Christian Smith. who postmaster under Lincoln
and Grant i. ID. Wood, civil engineer isaac
Alden. cx-bank examiner; w. Hunter, merchant;
and Mr.. Cable, lawyer, are lew OF those ehsdScu
This town is the home of General Harrison Allen.
recently appointed Marshal OF Dakota by frcsidehI
Arthur Mr. A len, who has made politics his buSi-
ness and office holding his profession, has been the
| Cameron manager III this county. lie is ShreWd
! manipulation, and has kept the county well under
the Cameron thumb. Lieutenant Governor stone
| Mr. ScOheld who represented this district IN
| Congress for twelve years and Mr. Watson, the
present member, also live here. Postmaster Allen
a brother of Harrison Allen, ana an aOie
worker IN the Stalwart ranks, says that the
independents in his estimation DO not number any
more dian they did last year. This estimate is also
that of other Stalwarts though LieuienaDt-"0V-
ernor Stone is inclined to regard the movement of a
more serious character =.
The independents agree that nothing short OF a
new convention the election f new county com
| mIttccs and clean sweep all through under the
| new rules will satisfy them. These propositions
the Stalwarts here scott at.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30
A BILL TO TAX OLEoMARGARINE.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WAsHINGToN June 29.-The Committee on Ways
and Mean, has at last made favorable report on a
bill to tax the manufacture and sale of Oleomar-
garine" 1t imposes tax of So on every manufac-
turer of oleomargarne or other compound in imita-
ton of butter and tax of 81 on every dealer in
such articles 1t also imposes a stamp tax of
cent per pound upon oleomargarine and
other spurious butter and the absence
of the proper internal revenue stamp shall be prima
facie evidence of the non-payment of the tax there
on and III addition to other prescribed penalties
the unstamped packages shall he forfeited to the
United States. Other suitable penalties are pre-
scrbed for violations of the law Much credit is
due to Congressman Jacobs for his energetic efforts
in behalf of this measure and the favorable report
upon 1t Is due more 10 his arguments, persuasion
and pertinacity than to any willingness OF major
ity of the committee to act upon 1t in the
first instance. General Jacobs and the other
friends of the bill have not had in view the expec
tatlon of "A large revenue from the law, their main
desire being far 10 regulate the manufacture and
SAT-. of butter, SO rs To enable people to know
whether they are buying real butter or Only grease
for their tables. Ii IL believed that If such bill
can bo passed it wall do much IL repair the vast
damage that has been done to American dairy III
terests at home and abroad by the cheating prac-
tees of the manufacturers and dealers IN spur GUS
butter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30
PROPOSED TWO PER CENT Royns

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Representatiye KeIIev
chairman of the Committee on Ways and Means
will tomorrow introduce into the House. by drec
ton Of that committee. and will endeay0r 10 have
passed with unanimous consent, JOINT resolution
authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury TO ss,,o
in his discretion per cent bonds TO the amount NJ
5000, O0O, O0O and to exchange them for outstand.
ing obligations of the United States bearing \
higher rate of interest than 2 per cent The resou
ion which has the approval of the Secretary of the
Treasury. is as follows:
That the Secretary OF the Treasury be- and he IA hereh
authorized and empowered In bs discretion 10 issne
bonds or certificates Of Indebtedness the Unifed
States in such FORM being $50 muples on hat ann
he Shall ~ TO the amount OF more i'm tbe ag
gregato than S2OOOOOOOO bearing interest at The rata
OF per cent per annlim payable half yearly and be
principal and accrued interest payable any time AZ
the option OF the United states He shall issue them on,
In exchange for the obligations OF the United stafe,
bearing a higher rate OF interest than per cent
per annum and at the par value Of the several Obga
ODs exchanged. The bonds certificates of lndebted
hereby authorized shall not be redeemed until an
bonds OF the United States bearing higher rate Of IN.
erest and which also payable at the option Of the
Government, shall have first been paid off ca led
The bonds certificates hereby authorized shall be
called IN for payment in tine Inverse order To in
which they shall have been issued and IN such sums at
each call the Secretary OF the Treasury may deter
mine They may he used by national banking associations
security for the payment and redemption OF their cir
culaing notes, and by national bank repositories
cu1ty for deposits with them Of public moneys,
at the same rates and subject 10 the same regulations
as other Obligations OF the Government are received and
held for those purposes respectively. They shall be
deemabc az the Treasury Of the United STATES In coin Of
the present standard value and the interest thereon
shal be payable IN that cOin at that place They shall
be exempt from all taxes duties OF the United states,
and from taxation IN any form Dy under state,
nicpai or local authority Nothing herein contained
snail be held construed To authorize any increase what
ever Of the bonded debt of the United states.