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GEORGE 4. PUTNAM'S SONS,
~ mud ID West Ltd a.

The Origin and Growth OF Religion a. illustrated by the
OF Indian buddhism. By 4. W Rhys DaNdS Leins
the HILBERT Lectures tor 1881 syO. 80 50.
Opium smok ing In America and China by w. ~ kana
NJ d. careful study prevalence AMI spread OF l1>
vice immediate and remote effects norsL pny 80
logical aud dnancial upon tho individual and tho hatol
limo, cloth, 81 -
sensation and Pain Essay. BY - faycsse Taylor.
u. loIno cloth. 10 Ga
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VfRRTED

DENORRA-GRAUERT-Mr I1crico DeNorra, OF New
York to Miss Ludly CIR uert OF Jersey City Heights.
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TB. PETERSON & BROTHERS,

Ber;ha's Baby. Equal to "Hclon's BaOiah" ~ith an
illustrates, an portrait OF BE tas Baby" IL Is
masterpiece, aud everyone wil love Be.thas BlOy" ~
Gustaye DroL Paper 50 cents, cloth 81.
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IyI@ON. pLA1EHAN. TAYLOR & 60.
g,5S and 1JJ Broadway.

The Golden Book Of Tales. Rcanss In the Lesenfi'
Lore an Nations Edited d. william jwlAoL AM He)sS)
r. Cathcart. Numerous ilu5tratiJns 30 pages - d.
FORD%. HOWARD Il hubert
The Fate OF MADAME Ia four \ StJty %. Grst. 81
A. PsitJ3 .tJtL 81 81 e''tj '4j'
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ENGAGED.

send name and address to crasn CO.. Philadelphia, Penn.
for cook book
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RICKETTS, BROS,
Boston.
The lIau Jesus. by the Row John W. Cnli"'eS' l6m'
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NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.

ResttcedtO Books Of N. last TIRE, ia)n MY GtJsiAJt
heretofore on the literary pt7e
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TRlBCNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS,

Th diagram shows the baromtt1eal va'ionI IN this @ BY nt
Irregular Whit line the o'Iai
T.. line
tie ysns Heated Hoo
PHARMACY. !ls Broadway.
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CHARLES sCRIBNER's ~oN-.

Tie Iady OF S,,aiio Hy rennyson. Decoratoln coori
By Howard Pyle. l vol, small qulrtO ucly DOtli IA
ciOtn, with gilt edges in neat OoI. >
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quarter lumber sincient dose. i0r IT.
ihcgmlii and u KIND, of klIry Diseases; -
highest medical 81 sold
wAere. Beware OF mutations.
ALBERT REUTER-,
30 kc3ryst, NeW-l OFk.
sole agent FOR the United states ald canada.
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The purest safest AMI most m"oi l ~ all mineral water,
AVOID al harsh irritating waters nluve and foreign They
rupr the digestive organs and Kidneys thereby Producing
.rrrparaOle results.
For Sale.-A Wilson invalid setpropel.lug chlir wih
reading desk brown lee Aer cuSlJns complete;
in perfect order; viii sell AT reduction Apply at JJ5 Hat
sey-st, BroOklyn
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GperiaI Notites.

Advertisement under the 10th Census Tho Tribune Az
1882 Price % cents
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Everybody Iutereste0

I'M ros5p about real esate OF OncIh vI VAtI
cages Judgments &C. should Iea1 the Keai Estate
Warnr saturday. Terms 70 per annum
once ia broadway, For sale aI Bentanos aud Elevated
RAILWAY.
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Perenptory Ara sale.
On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS NEXT
AT CLINTON HALL.
TIE COLLECTION or PAINTINGS
brlonQu 10
HON. LEVI i. MORTON
AND
Mr. ROBERT HOE.

These and interesting works OF at are row on eNSh
ton free, day e.rnIng. at the LEANIII ART Cab
LERlEs, oA1 Broadway.
Among the the gathering keyuauits famou
OF s toned 81 the HORSES Athiiics'
thurchs ocruey-kcusetts souvenir OF ltayanf
examples of COrot-HouguereAu -COmanNan hafckc-,o'
- Daz the lidrts-nuess-i iutui - Aclniee -
hiltreC ge Hun tlngtOu- L. John
SONY erboec khOyei Alfred steve Is-kOH - fasini - and
very many others. comprises hundred aud TWEEN
tyght artists Sho have all with scarcely an exception AZ
tanned distinction by their work. ~ . .... 80. 80,
Under the direction Of Mr SAHT Ell p. AVERY, So 9TH
ave- who will orders 10 purchase nee OF charge
GEO \. LEANIII co.
II. SOMERYILLE, AuctiOncer.
Rupture radically cured Dr. Marshs treatment the only
reliable curo 40 years practical experience only oAco,
Nesey-st.. Aston House Nescy St IDut
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OfreadY reference THE TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1891, has
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Advertisement under the 10Th census lbo if"uHo ~
mansc for 1882 Price 2jcenta
American Art
EUROPEAN BRIC-A.BRAC.
on FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING
FRIDAY EVENIVG March g. et 3 o'clock.
At KlRBY q CO.'S ART GA al ~ ~
AN IMPORTANT COLLECTION OF
AMERICAN PAINTINGS.
Exclusively com ibntions from the artists j..
comprising collection Of Mr. GEO ~ HALL, abonY
going abroad including many fruit and flower pieces never
O''O'' 'A'"' faPoRTANT EXAMPLES BY
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Cordially invite strangers visiting NewYork to inspect he
new styles OF FINE GAS FIXTURES exhibition ia
their parors 81 Greene and IS woostes blocks west
of ST. Nicholas Hote!) Broadway cars pass the door.
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Sperial Notlces

Ue.aayartsrs Tor good, cheap dentistry. 40 yeT'
pra:tice Prices reduced The best - and $40 sots OF el
ever made Fine gold and paaa workO yer ana odteT 'ha
any other house. Extracting under gas 90 centA 49,, -
DIR. WAIT & son. No 10 East sd st, near 4tnaye
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4 KIMBEL & !. CABUS, Nos 5aut East 2otl-st- Now
Yora beg inform their patrons ami the public n general
that owing % the approaching dissolution u r copa ner
ship which terminates lst of Nay. lool they o
their entire stock high class PauJr, Library DinnErOo
Chamber Fancy IuiG.trc at yrty Ictttd pl4ceA 10
order close the business OI the arA by tie above men
Tltli
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Elections United states SenlJcJ ~ tfsrslt SleI Ia
1851. lho Tribune Aullc 40r l7S1 P-lct p cslts
Pile. permjnelty lcatei In - tIrhe Yeak' with
ont klif, Nj "a Or caIs send cJi'iIl
references. Dr. HDIi, "ost @5tl s.
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Cereal Productions Tobacco AMI cotton crops in lSs
Sec rne Tribune Aunin1c Tor 1852 Prc5 2jcsntA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-26

AGAINST UNwHOLEsoME MEDICTNEs-THE DAWN
OF NEw ERA-ACHIEvEMENTs AT WHICH
MEDICAL MEN MARVEL.
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Barmore Hotel, 5th-ave. and 3Gth-,t.
1aDle d'hOte Dinner with VINO. - -.

Census OF 1850 compared sutl 1919 Population d
Cnmnes. The rrnIl. ALMLll. ID. ~ prLna - e.n-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-26

I'm delicate health aged Of impaired menlay can seou
In small strictly private family supeIor uI, oa.o
panon-hp; elegant apartments quiet gsnterI nelshoo
hood. table private tahilV carnage
drcss NOME COMFORT" Box AZ, Tribune Once.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-17

6nn's Sici.inu @air Nenewer 1T hos
,uuerIdbi9le Wittel im Mtartte CUR
@ieberberitelIuna 0rauen Sanrss nno
,ur N0rbsruna bss SaarWuhies.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-17

. lleb,r @uitenu, ben McuneImor

- lleber @uitenu. Sen WCu1elm0r'
Der 8otiieIoa, Ieicn mir III Der n9QS.
Sts;ta": OtrIelbe beFuOct fh lebt
i'll enQlter9uit uuO ouBcr ocnGe fon8uiB-
beamteu uno lcineu 8erwnunten fann
ibu 9liemano mebr beiuhen. G5 iino
out) ior0idtti0c Torfebrungen 9e9en
etwaiac Sclbitmurboeriude beS lln9c'
beuers gctroner. Der SeriAtsbof, all
wel9cn Scoulue Serufuua cinIeaen
nil, 1T Die bOue nSupreme Court"
beS 8e3irfs Columbia. sic beitebi
aus Sberribtcr Gortter uuo funf an
oercr 3iAtern. Giner oiclcr Tibtcr
1T Gcr ielbit, Der ben @orlib in oen
@uiicau,YroSeB 9efuDrt bat. Soy ocr'
lt1nciotc if pOl bem YroSe6e unb iii
Yerlaufc oe6slbeu llbcr lcoen cln;elner
3ebts punft nit isiuen @Oue9ea Dor
Der ,,Supreme .Gourt" uuo banosIt
| in lebcm ciuSclneu Sale in 9anSIide'
llebereiuitimmuu9 nit ibncn allen
0ubcr ltebt cs bombenfeit, bub 5ieie
8eri@tSbof Die NppeIIatiOu scooiIIe'i
abweiIen wiro, faIIs Oiefer tie ubsr
baupt crultIib Uerluten ioIlte. q
beiBt, ScouilIe uoIIe Den bofnun9SIO
len 8criud I'M naditeu Wonat MO
den. 9Im brsiBigitea Stunt aber mir
9uitcdu bdumcln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-17

equator Blair BON Stem 9ampibire
br0dtc 6iclsr Sage i'm Gonareiie cine
eemsini6aitIi6e 9teloIution elm, pelde
elm Mmeubcmcnt sur YeriaNuu9 oor-
l6ldat, rurtb OaS Die Sabrifation, Der
&ertauf, ole Giufubr Euo Ole NuSfubr
uou attoboltoItj9cn nuno onteren aif.
ti9eu" @ctrGnseu nod oem Sabre 1900
uerbotcu luirp. Sine dbuIthe SeiOlu'
tion, Uon Senator YIumb bon SanfaS
cin9cbra6t, Itegt Dem Scnat bereita
Dor. Mnn iebt bic 9errcn iOrgen Toe
ni9itenS bafur. oaB fie feline Nott
leiOen brlu9en. 8iS gum Sabre 1906
fn6 ie ni9t mebr oa, nbcr ibre 9ta9'
fomnen ioHen inter ibrer Onmmbel
Icioen.
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SserDDentGcbcr aTDpD
8aIti m 0 e.2i inie.
&egelmaRise 4afiasierbef6rbernn
;tuif6rn
Sremem unb Baltimore

SOLRUIGIt uuO SOulAbUULG
d L q C t.
bur4 bic riibmIiGI bsfannteu, eiITnsk S&rau.
ben 0cltSampfi9iTt erifrr GIa6r ron 32OC
Spne:
@ramnfdbpcis. 2eipsts, Sermanm,
abfabrt . 4 8remen is en- 3iilpod.
sgbfabrt Saltimcre, jeben Dunnrritas
Der Hcrbbeutfde 3lcpb 1T bic erTBte beut.
i@e DamsfI@iFfab:ts 9rItuI9aft, Trinr
Dampfsr Fnb auf bas SUIi6eift stbdut, mit
l6eutTdten GeeIeutsn bemannt unb ner6en
son beutf6eu &apitainen tsfebIist. Die
SbatIa5s. eas falf
Cine Million @aIiagiere
e ltebrrfabrt smiI6en europa unh 9lmerta
r.. q. .. 9Irpo- -Dampfern. aemaht, Ipri9l
am 8ehen fir bic 9rlirbtbeit hieler Sinit
N reiienesn publifum.
Die GrpeettiUnen fnben ipie fOlet ifatt:
3iptTAenoccfS= 4dfTaeiere
iOrtern mir III auserrrbentli1 bilIigen 9rri.
mad unb BON Deutl9lanO, Sritsrrei9ltn-
n. II. |. 10.
3IlIeu Ginpdnberrrn nod pslli@rn Staatrs
cie ReiIe Itsr 9 timpre eans teIun.
/ 3rs an3uratben: lie rrilfn iebr tiaia, linb In
Baltimore nor ieSer llsbfrportbtiiung aeIhhtl
mo tSnnrn bel Nnfunft in Satimrrr unmit.
, 'lbar Scnt DampfSHiIf in bic territIffbenhtr
iIentabnpa9rn feissn.
gSer aIlr has aIte 8aierIan6 teIu&eR, cbtl
Ssrpnrcte uno 6reunee bfrlber fpnimen lai
ien nil, Ipllte Iidb an bic nntersei9nGten Mser'
ten psnber, bic ;u jeorr trsiteren Iusfunf
germ bsreit linb. SrieRite Anfrdstn psr6sr
prompt bcantwprirt.
BsA- st1te bnrduf, bas Guers paNdssi6ein,
tr bic Dantpfer oeS Rprbbeut d el
/ SloYb aussensllt psreen.
81. &cbubmdcber s. 60,
@euercI.Ngenten
) Sub SAB Str., Baltimore, W
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E + { II f I I e b.
(Nrei mad ublauo.)
Limb Iisbe ba, 6 eei6ats fa6
GtIi6s F6 hem itillen Gun
rreaten.
9Partiu Qutber.

Ghi9s f4 hem tillsn SuT
rrsaten.
aPartin eutber.
3rinfe, wem oa Ourit aeae5en
Su benz meiten, beutfdIen 9ano
Sas ift Sreube, oas 1T 9eben,
Sliuft Elm @Ias in ieb:r 9anb !
Ridt auf usuig itotse Sorten
SIT bei6rdntt Der Surit auein:
gSem Bureuuosr nidt geworoen,
Sdent' iih eluen Summel elm!
Sraa' sum @irt55bauS bin. mas rat
Iclno
Dir sic id.ucreu Saiden fuQtl
Sei bein 2tfe bimmeIpra6eIno.
Doh oeiu &ater fanft uno MILD.
&rinfc bura bein games 2eben;
gti6t nur i'll Ger SugenO Dranal
9teltor nod nit 9dnoebeGen
Suaeubfrob Den 8edcr ialpdu9
8anuit gu, lueit bic Stau efobleu,
9li1t I'M 3edertretle icin.
GaB Dir Bier nod 9auie bOlen,
Srlut5 III ociuem 8ammerlein!
Su 0e5 Sdlo6eS Wtarmoriolen,
2tuI Der Sueipe barter Sdnt,
llcbtron idmcft bcutfdcu Seblcn
WonuiAtid Gin ocutldcr Grant
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-17

Giutu ichr Iobenswertben 8OrlnB
6abcn hem 8oruebmcu nah Gle rcput-
titouiidcu Subrer i'm Bunbescon0rcb
oefaBt. Sic molcu uamIidl ornul
btnwirten, oas bis Mitte Moi Die
widtjaitcn 8eIddfte ceS GongreheS
erle0i0t Tn0 unb aIs6aun 8crtn9una
eintritt. 0a8 1T ein fd0ner Geoanfe,
Ger boffentGid 3ur 2bat nirb. Git
@ongrcBmitslierer Wsrben Damn be
tbrcr Seimfebr freunbIi@e Sei9tel
fnben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-17

Sin Wiaf fir &ieIs. - SD bate
Sdmersen im Sreul uno i'll ben 2sn'
ren, 10 CAB i9 mih taum umbreben
fonnte. ga fam mir cine 3eituu9 in
Die 0anb, in wslder eiu ceutIdes 9etI'
m,tteI, St. 3atobs Del, fir berdrtiae
9eiocu empfobleu wuroe. Sd lieB mir
cine 6laltc fommeu uno r,eb mid
e;uiasmll baujt Gin. 0urh bieief
bcrrlide MttttL wurSe id luiebsr Gr
luartcu idncu uOu mcinen Sdmerser
befreit, uno founte micbcr meiner @r
! Belt nudseben. 6rico. Sdmol,, Grob
! Il q.
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2n herfaufen.

10000 9lfer .oHssI 2dub unb 1000 afer
Bottom -QGnbereitn. tpprunter nsbrere alsees
aet9nete 6arms li9 beitubeu. preiIe pariiren
Spn 81 bis So per Nder fir 5iisellanb une
ron SIS bis $35 PER 9lfer fur Scttam 9anc.
Dies 1T cine ausgesei9uete 6jele9enbett li6
cine billige Seimatb SIT erprrben.
@eesn ndbersr Ausfuaft prnee man l9 an
60. Neneuhabm.
@runbeisentbumS ggent Sern a n, % ..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-17

nal fart, uno itcIle oen Sopf oann auF
etuen ountcln unO tublen Ylab i'm &eI'
Ter, feds bis adt g8odcn lang. Siefe
3eit braudt ole 8fanse sur poIIen ans-
bilouna Ger g8urseIu, Obne @eis anf
oen 6eim ourd Sidt uro gHarme.
Gnte 9fOpember, iutnn bann Ger
Seim berUorblidt, iteGe man iie reGt
in gSdrme unO Come un6 aebe ibs
nen rei6lid g8aher.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-17

,,9ibid,suther APenih !" rtct einc
Irou hjtIct Sage lbrtm iu ipitcr
Stunhc aus Dem Njytbsb blu5 bctm
febrenbeu @ltttn eut9eeen uoeu gan
ZEN Soa Iiealt bu III ocu Sueipen berum
uno triutf Bier, uno ih muB bier au
5uuis hben unN toItea gSaher trinten.
Sta, wotum mldlt bu bir'S neuu
uis,t warm? .; mar ole Antwurt ees
peyauueten Sncipbrusers,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-02-17

ScupjGc hat bi8 lebt ouf isinen an
Die 9lutiou gcridteteu 9cttelbricf fciner
eiu;iaen Souar erbaltcu. Gs 1T otes
Der bette 8cwcis oaflir, oaB hdS amcri'
farlld)e 8oIf eiuitimmig ocn @nbr'
Irrud) Ger @tidmcreucn I'M 9uitenu'
'idtn YroSehe biIli9t.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-18

and which interview was officially 70.
ported to the department at the time
and called for the reply from Blaine
which was communicated to Crew. and
the reply of the French president there
was also reported by Morton in official
form. Morton concludes by saying that
it has never entered into his mind that Il
would be possible TO use or attempt to
use his official position as minister to
further the objects of the late contract
and that he has never contemplated any
connection with regard to the affairs of
Chill and Peru, except to c. rry cut in
good faith such orders as this govern
ment may give him in the premises. l
have necessarily communicated only the
part of Morton's telegram. Cor
the reasons that the original being in
CIPHER the publication of the literal
text would offer clue to the secret chan
mel of telegraphic correspondence. /
shall, however, be happy to let you or
any menbsrs of your committee see the
original dispatch, If you desire to do so.
(Signed) f. T. FRELINGHUYsEE,
Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-18
PILES! PILES! PILES
A Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

A sure Cure for Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has
been discovered by DR.. William, ian
Indian Remedy, called DR.. Will
liam's Indian Ointment. A single
box has cured the worst chronic
cases OF 25 or thirty years standing.
No one need SD. er five minutes
after applyingt1 wonderful sooth-
ing medicine. 1 lions, instruments,
and electuaries 40 more harm than
good. Williams O tInent absorbs
the tumors, allays the intense itch
ing, particularly at night after get
ting warm IN bed, acts as a poultice.
gives instant relief, and is prepared
only for Piles, itching of the private
parts, and for nothing else
Read what the Hon. j. NJ. Coffin
berry, of Cleveland, says about DIR
Williams Indian Pile Ointment: |
have used scores of Pile Cures. and
it affords me pleasure to say 1 have
never found anything which gave
such immediate and. permanent re-
lief as DR.. Williams Indian Oint-
ment.
For sale by all druggists or mailed
on receipt of price, S1.O0.
HENRY s. Co., PROP'Rs,
Cleveland. D.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-18
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON. D. G.. II.

Hon. @. c. Williams, Chairman CON-
naittee on Foreign Affairs:
Sir-Adverting to the letter addressed
to me on the 4th inst. by the clerk OF your
committee, expressing your wish that
the United States minister to France
should be informed Of the resolution of
the House of Representatives on the Oath
inst, respecting Ger ain allegations CT i'm
proper transactions BY the minister plen-
ipotentiary of the United States, and
should at the same time invite Morton
to make such responses as he might see
fit, have the henor to inform you that
telegram in the desired sense was sent
to Morton on the 9th inst. and have
just received fiom him q reply by cable,
to the following effect: The minister
stated that he has never at any time, been
associated WITH any business transaction
needing or expecting The intervention OF
the United States IN the transaction OF
ordinary business. Morton, Bliss q
Co. have entered into contract simply
for the receipt Of nitrate and guiana sent
10 this country and the states thereof, and
that the transactions were Of the same
class Of business as hal been carried on
by the firm for many years. All prellm-
/
George Bliss during Morton's absence,
and before his departure for his present
post. Bliss will be happy, if desired By
the committee, to furnish al de-
tails of the transaction. As ia
as Suarez or Randall are said
10 have been agents Of the credit indu :
trial are concerned, Morton has had no
communication with either Of them,
does not know them personally, neither
does he know anything of any desiings
they or either of them may have had
with the governments of the United
States, Chill or the Credit Iadustrisle.
Before the conclusion of the agreement
between Randall and Bliss, Mr.. Morton
has had no intimacy or any personal or
official action with him connected with
the affairs of Chill or Peru, or the rels-
tons of these countries with the govern
ment Of the United States or Of France.
Morton has never had a conversation
with any officer of the United States
touching business or political matters In
Peru or Chill, or the relations of either
the United States or the French Repub-
lie. He has had nc official or unofficial
communications either directly or lndl-
rectly with any person having official
connection with or serving either the
United States or the French gov
eminent in regard TO the rela-
tons of Peru or Chill towards
esch other or towards the United States
or the French government, with the ex-
caption of q conversation with President
Grevy, which was sought by the latter,
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It's reported from Richmond that the
U. S. Marshalship OF the eastern dis
lricL Of Virginia, and other federal off
ces are the brides that are offered BY
the Mahoneites 10 members OF tie
Legislature 10 vote for the measures by
which their boss hopes to achieve the
Zone man power" in Virginia. The
f,ct that Mr. Arthur allows the offices
Of his disposed to be thus openly used
as the means of debauching Legisla-
lure shows that he is practicing the
same tricks in Virginia as President
that he attempted in New Yo.k as
Vice President, and that notwlthstand
ing his elevation to the highest position
in the nation, he has not changed the
habits he acquired as a ward politician
in New York. "A lea. Gazette.
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Real Property for Sale.

have in my handsfor sale the following pieces
of property:
No i. A small farm of Il acres, seven acres Of
which is in timber and six acres excellent meadow
Good house and barn, excellent sp'ing, spring
house. new wash house, smoke-house. The farm
is under good fencing and all but acres IN grass
Situated miles from Woodstock and one-half
mile ON post-ofice, churches and school.
Plce $1,000 one-third cash, balance in annual
payments.
No. ?. A new house of G rooms situated on
Commons street. Woodstock, Va. The lot con-
tains about three eighths Of acre. Price 500
$500, cash, balance in Que and two years.
No. 8. A tract Of timber land, 1900 acres, more
or less. Convenient to Shenandoah Valley Rail
road. Timber consists Of white oak, chestnut oak
pine, hickory, &c. The land is situated on East
Side of Massanutten mountain and runs to the
river.
/ Woodstock. II would make two good hui dng
lots and they will be sold either together or sepa
ratey.
No. 5. House and lots in Woodstock. House
contains nine rooms and kitchen Lots contains
about fye-sixths of an acre. A good building lot
| can be cut of. A choice selection # fruit Good
stabng, smoke house, sc.
! No. 6. 4 very desirab e farm in Fauquier Conn
ty, miles from Linden station. 1t contains 1872 \
acres. Of which $50 Acres Is cleared. All IN {
cleared land is IN grass except that which is In
cultivation. 1t is good land and produces we'll
1t is divided into ields, water in every field aud
/ ater Nltnln leu steps OF the kltchen door. III
has a comfortable house OF four rooms and al
necessary outouildings.
This is considered oLe Of the best mountain
farms in FaHquier County and will be sold cheap.
No 7. A very desrlbe- farm containing LAG
acres, 30 acres cleared land, twenty Of which Is
good meadow land. Good new house and good
| improvements, well watei ed and well timbered
convenient to Turnpike, abroad, mills, schools
and churches. Land productive and in good or
der. Price $1,000. Terms accommodating.
J. II. GRABILL.
Woodstock, Va.
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An investigation is in Order

Cur Charlottesville correspondent,
a trustworthy man it his report of
Mr.. Massey's speech at Cbarlottes
vile on Monday last, says:
Mr.. Massey said he would be will
irg not to make another dollar while
he lived could he but have the money
which was to be paid to certain leaders
for the passage of railroad bills. A
committee had been sent to New
York to advise the railroad syndicates
there to come come forward and use
their mouey upon certain Members to
break The deadlock.
Mr.. Massey is an ex'member of the
House of Delegates and of the Senate
an ex. Auditor, and a clergyman.-
He is responsible and credible wit.
ness. Now, can the Senate or House
of Delegates afford to rest under the
charges which are thus made by Mr.
Massey, who IS known all over Vir-
GINA by reputation aud personally to
more people in this State that any
other man in it? What arc these
charges?
|. That money was to be pid or
was to have been paid, to certain
leaders for the passage Of railroad
bills.
2. That a committee was sent to
New York to advise the railroad
syndicates there TO come forward and
use their money upon certain men,
bcrs to break the deadlock. Dispatch.