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DEATHS-A telegram was received here this
Magruder, relict OF the late DR. Hezekiah Magru.
der, at Halifax, Nova Scotia, and stating also that
the remains viii be sent from there tonight
and citizen OF this place, died at his residence No.
3l3S Dunbarton street, at an early hour this
morning. aged 13 years. after long illness OF con-
sumption. The deceased was born in Virginia. but
has lived here for forty years past He was a mem-
Der or Covenant Lodge, l. o. o. f., No. H.
Mr.. A. NJ. Appler received a telegram yesterday
announcing the death OF his brother, Ferdinand @.
Aprler, in Baltimore yesterday, suddenly, from
congeStive chill
A ANUIsANcE.-Yesterday it was with the great
est difficulty that wagons could pass up or down
owing TO the Washington and Georgetown street
railroad having torn up strip OF pavement nearly
the entirely width OF the street. Residents In that
vicinity also complain OF the company for leaving
street all night, and until late next morning.
NOTES.-The old propped up building used aS
quarters by the fire engine company here Is an
eyesore. 1t was expected that a lew house would
be built In a more suitable locality ere this, but
little public work Is done on this side OF Rock
on High street near the reser-
voir complain OF a number OF roughs who congre-
gate on vacant lots adjacent and make night hid
eous with vulgar and profane Nearly
every colored person crossing the Aqucduct bridge
yeSte rday to Virginia carried q watermelon.-
Now that navigation on the canal Is about TO De-
come active IL Is suggested that each lock-keepef
be furnished with lantern showing two color
lights, and at night so placed that boat ascend.
ing or descending can plainly see by the color
shown whether the locks are ready TO receive the
up or down boat This would save time and trouble
to the boat tmen.-The people or Tennallytown
are greatly pleased with their new school house,
which viii be opened this term for the first time.
1t can acco mmodate seventy-nye scholars, and
Will be preSid ed over by Miss Packard and Dr.
GRiIN.-Arrived-By rail-, $50 bushels wheat
There were no offerings OF wheat on change 70.
HIGu TnE-Aupust 25. 4:1o a. m. 4:4nm
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GENERAL WGLSELEY'S ADVANCE
FROM ISMAILGA.
Heavy Cavalry and Marine Artillery
to the Front.

Heavy Cavalry and Marine Artillery
to the Front.
IsMAILIA, August "a, 10 a.m.-The advance OF
heavy cavalry and Marine artillery has CON-
menced.
Two Arabs Shot at Port Said.
PORT SAID, August A-Two Arabs have been
Shot here for not answering the challenge OF a
sentry The exodus OF natives has consequently
been renewed.
The Garrison at Mcks Reinforced.
LONDON, August pa dispatch to the Manches-
ter Guardian from Alexandria states that the gar
rson at Meks has been reinforced to guard against
attack by tribes from the direction or Tripol.
Landing Troops as lsmaiIia.
A dispatch from Ismaiiia to Reuters Telegram
company says that 43 transports are now In Lake
Tfmsah. They are all actively engaged In landing
troops, horses, mules and artillery. Ten thousand
men have already been landed. The fresh water
canal has been cut since yesterday. The men-of-
war Orion, Penelope, Coquette, Carysfort, Falcon,
lila
Ramleh Haidcd by 8edOuinx.
ALEXANDRIA, August 2l-Bedouins, reported to
be several hundred in number, entered Bamleh to-
day and plundered several houses. The outposts
are now exchanging shots with them Several
residents who had returned to Ramleh have again
fed.
The Irreprcssible DE Le&scpx
IsMAILIA, August A-M. de Lesseps has visited
the Duke OF Connaught and assured him of the
friendly sentiments he entertainS towards Eng
land.
Arab About to Advance.
LONDON, August 24.-A dispatch to the Exchange
telegraph company from Alexandria, timei $40
o'clock this evening, says: movements are OBJ
servable in Arab Pasha's camp, from which IL is
SurmiSed that the enemy are about TO advance"
Notes from SueZ.
SUEz, August 24.-The transport Armenia, with
troops, has arrived here from Bombay.
The telegraph line between Ismailia and suez is
being reconstructed from both ends
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GEN. o. E. BABCOCK arrived here to-day. He has
not yet formally relieved Major Hams Of his duties
asengneer OF the 9th light house district, but he
reported to Secretary Lincoln and received his Or
derS TO do so. He does not change his present
duteS but takes charge OF the 6th light house dis
triCt In addition.
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OTTAWA, oNr., August 24-The recent heavy
rains have seriously damaged the crops In this
tion OF the country. Some hay Is still uncut, and
deal was damaged after IL was cut before 1t could
be saved. Many flne flelcs OF wheat and oats have
been completely ruined by the weather, which has
been exceptionally prevalent during the last few
weeks Reports from Belleville say the prospects
OF the hop crop In the neig1borhood OF Sophias-
burg, which is probably the largest hop growing
district In Ontario. are unsatisfactory. The grow
ers seem TO be Of the opinion that the yield, while
excellent In quality, wa not Be more than hall, or
even quarter Of what II was last years
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NEW YORK, August 4--Wllliam F. Bank n
wealthy resident OF the 9Th ward eft his bride at
Sea Gin, l.. l., on Monday last, 20 60 the city
Tor his horse and buggy Not hearing from him
She came 10 the city yesterday and found her
house In possession of her son-in-law and two men
who inSulted her and spent the day carousng, re-
luslng 10 allow her In any or the rooms. She had
uhem arrested this morning. and an examination
VIII be held at Jefferson Market this afternoon,
Mrs Blank has not yet heard from her husband.
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LIVERPOOL. August A-rhe departure Of -
steamer City or Rome, which was 90 have sa11o0
from Liverpool 10 day, has been delayed unt1l -
morrow. The new Cunard steamer Cephaio01n>
which sails from Queenstown for Boston TO-DAY.
VIII take the mails which were 10 have been a.
patched by the City OF Rome
OVER ONE HUNDRED WOMEN on TRIAL FOR rouou;
ING THEIR HUSBANDS
LONDON, August A-A telegram from viennD
states that over one hundred women are on trial q
Gross Beskerek. Hungary, charged with poisouinG
thelr husbands. The guilt OF thirty-flve OF -
women has been proved
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DIFFERING OPINIONS AS TO ms SANITY.

UTICA y. Y, August A-.Iames r. Silkman. or
Ionkers, alleged 10 be a sane person. I'm the state
lunatic asylum in Utica and reported 10 have been
ordered released by Judge Barnard yesterday, was
committed 10 the asylum on May 2lst The an
thorites OF the state asylum say that there is no
question regarding his insanity, which was caused
by overwork as a journalist several years ago, and
more recently as merchant In New York. NO
order has been received for Sllkman,s release.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE PRESIDENT AT NEWPORT.
BRITISH ADVANCE IN EGYPT.
GEN. Y'SMOVEMENT FROM lsMhILIA,
BEDOUIN ROBBERS RAID RAMLEH.
MICHIGAN DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
The Infantry at thc Cane

The Infantry at the Cape.
FESTIVITIES LAST NIGHT-wHEN THE BOYS WILL
COME MARCHING HOME.
Special dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
CAPE MAY, Nj, August ga very pleasant hop
was given at the West End hotel last night to
which the Light Infantry were invited. Many
went, and the rocms were crowded. There was
also an enjoyable german in the parlor at Con-
gress Hail. Several Washingto mans took part
The corps will leave for WaShin gton on sunday
morning at II O'Clock, getting home about 6 that
evening.
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A Grist will Burned.

LANCASTER, Pa, August 2i-The five story ston0
grlst mill or Isaac w. Groff, at Millersvile this
county, was burned this morning together with q
large oarn ADJOINING. The contents, including q
large amount or wheat and -four were consumed:
loss $4,000; no Insurance. The fire was OF accis
dental origin ~s
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The Presidents Movements.
HR VISITS THE TORPEDO STAT ION.

NEWPORT, r. l., August 24-President Arthur
and the members OF his Cabinet visited the torpedo
station this morning, and were honored with a
magnificent torpedo salute, and shown all the ap-
plances OF modern warfare at that place. The
President took a deep interest In everything he
saw at the station. The Secretary OF the Navy
was present. The President also visited the Cas-
ino. and attended receptions given by Mr. Gar
diner Brewer, OF Boston, and Mrs. III. j. Dickey, OF
New York. He declines to visit West Island, but
without doubt will go TO Squantum and partake
OF clam bake, upon the Invitation OF Senator's
Anthony and Aldrich and other members OF the
Squantum club This evening he VIII dine with
the VanderbiltS.
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Yellow Fever Spreading at browns

NEW YORK, August ga Brownsville TexaS,
special TO an evening paper says: "The yellow
fever Is rapidly spreading IN the fourth ward.
Judge Harris and his wife and two custom-housa
officers were attacked this morning. In Matarno.
ras many patients have been frightened 10 death,
the doctors say.n
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Fire in Chicago.

CHICAGO, III, August 2i-The four-story build.
ing, corner OF State and Jackson streets occupied
py rhe singer and Stiebel parlor suit company,
was burned this morning. The building was well
gutted and the contents are mostly DESTROYED. AT
nine O'Clock the fire was still burning.
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Fire in Ciucinuatf.

CINCINNATI, August 24-Benjamin Lares plan,
ing MILL At the corner OF Laurel street and Gem
tral avenue, was destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss, $1,000; insurance, s20,0o0
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HIGH TDE-August Is, 4:io a. m, 4:44 pm

STANDARD INK FOR TIE Posr OFFICE DEPART
MENr-For some time past there has been press
ing demand upon the PostmastcT General to sup.
ply to postmasters throughout the country .
standard ink to be used in matters OF an of1cinl
character. Until the present year there has oeea
no appropriation available for the purpose. 1ne
thorizes an expenditure OF 81, 900 for supplying
STANDARD ink to postmasters." This amount q,
orally, and WIN consequently be used in supp1y1G
one grade OF on1cea probably that OF tho f0g!0
clasl There has been considerable c0mpettt1o0
for the contract among the manufacturer ana .
large number Of bids have been nuDmlt>9d to a.
department commission Is at WQgk t6-day oCeoe
Ing the bids, and ft Is expected thae tie oWoD4
VIII be mado within day or two
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THE NATIONAL BANK NOTES received for redemp-
tion to-day amount to s336, GOO.
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Michigan Democratic Convention.
THE TICKET COMPLETED AND PLATFORM ADoPTED.
JACKSON, MICH, August 24.-At the democratic
tional nominations were made For auditor, IN.
James Blair: for attorney general, Gen. Timothy
Tornsney. The platform adopted is as follows:-
The democrats OF Michigan, In convention as
sembled, recognizing the people as the source OF
political power and the constitution the funda-
mental n law OF the land, do solemnly declare:
First That home rule is the essence OF free gov
ernment; that the line bounding state and ma
tonal authority is clearly Defined and needs only
to be strictly followed to conserve the broadest
liberty to the people. Second. Earnestly believ-
ing real civil service reform Is needed to purify
every department OF our federal government, we
therefore demand, as an initial but important step
in this direction, an amendment to the federal
constitution which Will give to the people OF the
sets cues M ana sHcn I 0vhel post STAT d Is
elect poStmaSters. We also demand that federal
subordinate officers shall not be appointed or re-
until their ability and merit have been proven by
open public examination and competition, ana that
bubble ofiicers Should be made felony by law.
Third. We are unalterably opposed to the unjust,
unequal and iniquitous system OF taxation called
and laborer, destroys our merchant marine,
breeds and enrlcheS monopolieS and impoverlsheS
the poor. The traditional policy and principles of
the democratic party are on the side OF complete
commercial freedom, and We demand an imme-
d.ate and aggressive revenue reform In the direc-
ton OF free trade, subject to tariff only sufficient
expenditures, economically administered. Fourth.
That the right OF Congress to make appropriations
for the improvement OF rivers and harborS should
be restricted to such OF national Importance;
that the people OF Michigan cannot be bribed by
share OF the theft to sanction the waste OF
$50 600 In two years, and we denouLce, without
distinction OF party, all who voted In Congress for
the tniquitOuS river and harbor bill Fifth. That
the letting OF the printing OF the annual tax sales
and the keeping In the state treasury OF from
81 to 81 0O0 600 OF state funds for the benefit
OF partisan Office holders, while the people are
heavily taxed, Is denOraliZing 10 the public ser
vice, and demands immediate reform. We cor
daily invite the voters OF Michigan, without re-
In earnest efforts to correct these abuses BY with
drawing the administration OF state affairs from
those who have been already too long In power,
and cOnflding It to those who come freshly from
the people, untrammclled bv the tyranny OF polit-
tcal rings and Of party machinery.
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THE MICHIGAN.-The Navy department is
Informed that the Michigan sailed from Chicago
ILL.,, on the 22d inst, for Marquette, Michigan,
expecting TO reach there on the 26th.
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cut. Boynton Leach has been

THE L. s. S. PAssAIC, at the Washington navy
yard, is being prepared for sea.
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The Potomac River Improvement.
WHAT MAJOR HAMS SAYS ABOUT IT.


A reporter OF THE STAR called upon Major Hams
this morning to see what steps he was taking
looking to the beginning of active work on the
river flats Improvement He was found installed
in a new Office Oh the lower floor OF the building
occupied by Col s. T.. Albert, on Pennsylvania
avenue, near 10Th street He took up his quarters
there for the present at least as to have access
to all the papers, maps, &C., connected with the
contemplated work OF Improvement, which have
heretofore been In the hands Of Col. Albert Major
Hams said that he couldn't tell as yet when the
work would be actively commenced, as he was at
present simply endeavorng to falniliarze him
self with the work to which he has been de-
tailed. He further said that he had not
yet been relieved from duty as
engineer Of the sixth lighthouse district, Gen.
Babcock, who is TO succeed him In that duty, not
having reported yet. He ;Gen. Babcock) is eXpec-
ted here daily, however, and the work of transfer
ring to him Major Hams former duty will be SIM
pie and will take but a short time, as everything
is In readiness to be placed in his hands at once
Major Hams expects to have his proposed plan OF
operation ready to submit to the Secretary OF War,
and when approved and oil doubtful points deci-
ded the work can be begun, although there is no
telling at present how long the delay will Decessa
rily continue 1t is thought by some that the
questions OF title will prevent active operations
until next spring.
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JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL SWAIN returned to-
day fsom Frostburg, Nd, where he was called by
the illness OF his daughter. She is greatly Inn
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An Outrnrer IvmcNcS.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, August 24.-Advices have
been received here that Smith, who attempted q
outrage white lady, has been lynehed by a On.
guised party, who shot him 10 death.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue, s443, 29O 20; customs, sSl9066.41.
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SECRETARY FoLGER, who left New York on the
revenue cutter Grant, is expected to arrive here
this afternoon
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CoNsCIENcE.-The acting Secretary OF the
Treasury to-day received a conscience contribu-
tton OF 81 in an envelope postmarked Frankfort-on-
the-Maln. Germany.
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A Missing pBrideyrOo

MAUcH CHUNK, PA, August 2i-Frank Cannon.
aged IS years, was killed 10y fall OF coal this
morning at No. mine, summit Hiu.
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CHICAGO, August 24.-By an explosion OF an iron
mold in the North Chicago rolling mills at South
Chicago yesterday evening, three pitmen, Albert
Dibbins, VIM. Roach and George Hay were hor-
ribly burned; one will die and the others may re-
cover. Molten metal was thrown all over the un-
fOrtunateS by the explosion.
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THE ALARM.-MasterS VIM. E Sewell and n 81.
Usher, Ensign H. NJ. Hodges and Paymaster j. d.
Doyle, recently detached from the Alarm, arrived
here this morning from Norfolk. They stopped
Ov er one day at Fortress Monroe, where a break
the Hygeia hotel These officers Will be again at
tach ed 20 the Alarm, when she is commissioned
fore been under Admiral Porter's exclusive au-
thor ity will hereafter be under the control Of the
Nav department
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Mr.. BREWSTER CAMERON, general agent Of the
Department. OF Justice, lett here last evening for
a tour OF the west On public business. He VIII be
gone about month.
ADDITIONAL WAR DEPARTMENT APPOINTMENTS
The Secretary OF War has made he following adj
dltional designations for appolntm mt in the War
department: J. b. Davidson, DC: c. c. Willis,
with. Ill, class 1, Surgeon Gan 1raFS off;e; and
Jani0s A Bimieii, SC, assistant messenger in
the adJutant generals Office.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Lteut Boynton Leach has been
detached from the New Hampshire and ordered to
the Yantic; Master Charles j. Badger from the
Yantic and placed On waiting orders; Master A.
Ii. Cobb from the navy yard, Boston, and ordered
TO the New Hampshire. Cadet Engineers w. F.
Durand, w. ii. Alderdice~LeO ID. Miner and Harry
Hall have been promoted to be assistant engineers
In the navy from June TO- 1882.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL BREWSTER will arrive here
on he limited express this afternoon. He will
make the closing argument for the prosecution in
the st ar route cases, for which he has been pre-
pairing himself for some time past $,
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Race for the Great Yorkshire stakes.
LONDON, August Sat the York August meet
ing to-day the for the great Yorkshire stakes
bornes bay colt Peppermint; Mr.. Leopold De
Rothschild's chestnut f1ly Nellie was second, and
Lord Falmouth's brown nly Dutcnoven thlrd.
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DENVER, Col, August A.-Judge w. ID. Kelley.
OF Pa, addressed a large audience in the eastern
hall OF the exposition building last night on the
growth OF Colorado in the last ten years, and on
the reduction OF the internal revenue tax.
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S.. e..

CREAMERY PRINT BUTTER.
Uniformly choice in quality. Made and printed at
NE churn in half pound prints. expressly for Put
~ IN c. l. and Is pound boxes Ask your grocer and
Dealer fer il.
SPICER, COMPTON l. CO.,
au1o I'm a3i Louisiana avenue.
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Nominated for COnrrcss

LONG VIEW, TEXAS, August 24-Mr. A. III. Jones
was yesterday nominated for Congress from the
third Congressional district by the democratic
convention.
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UNIVERSALLY PRESCRIBED BY THE
FACULTY
ALAXATIvE AND REFRES HING FRUIT LOZENGE
TANAE FOR CONSTIPATION HEMoRRHOIDS
BILE, HEADACHE, CEREBRAL CON.
GESTION, Etc.
INDIEN Prepared by GRILLON.
Sole PToIrietor.
1harmacien de Ire classe de n
Facu!te de Paris
q rue RaInbGteau Paris
GEILLON Ta..iSr-u,llke Pills and the usual pursG-
tves-is agreeable 10 take, and never pro-
duces irritation.
Sold by all Druggists aus -th9tlp
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THE MAILS to Brownsville, Texas, have been dis
continued On account OF yellow fever.
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REQUESTS AN 1NvESTIGATION.-Iti is stated at the
Treasury department to day that there is no irreg-
uiarity in the accounts OF superintendent Craw-
ford, OF the Carson City mint. Charges OF miscon-
duct In Office were made against him by dis
charged employe, and the superintendent has re-
granted as soon as Secretary Folger returns.
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NAVAL CoURr-MARTIALs.-John Reddy, seaman.
was found guilty OF the charge OF desertion at
Mare Island, Cal, and sentenced to confinement In
the prison at the marine barracks, Mare Island
lor one year. and to lose all pay during that period
except - per month for necessary expenses and
SIS to be paid him at the termination OF confne-
ment, and to be dishonOrably discharged from the
navy. Thomas Anderson, ships cook, was found
guilty Of assault with deadly weapon, and wound
Ing another person in the navy. and sentenced to
confinement In the same prison for one year, and
to be dishonorably discharged from the navy. Jno.
n. COlnnS, landSman, was found guilty OF disre-
spectful language to superior of1lcers at Mare
Island, and was sentenced to four months In
double irons, but the sentence has been remitted
by the Secretary OF the Navy. Boatswain Wm H.
Frary was found guilty at Mare Island, Cal, OF
drunkenness and unbec0ming conduct, and was
sentenced TO be suspended from rank and duty for
one year, ON furlough pay, and to retain his pre-
sent number. The sentence has been approved
oy secretary Chandler. John Knight, landsman,
was tried by court-martial on the Ashuelot, at
Kobe, Japan, on charges OF absence from duty and
menaclnX another person In the navy, and was
6entonced 70 confinement for one year, and to be
DISCHARGED from the service. The Secretary has
remtted the part OF the tence which relates to
confinement, and he Is dish Onofahly discharged.
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THE WYANDoTTE will hereafter be the receiving
ship at the Washington navy yard instead OF the
Passaic which has been ordered to be put In readi
ness for sea duty Orders have been issued for the
transfer OF the officers and crew OF the Passaic to
the WyandOtte.
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HALL OF RECORDs.-It is quite probable that
early in the next session Congress Will provide
building as q hall OF records. Mr.. Edward Clark
was directed by the last session to report at the
next session suitable plat OF gro und belonging
10 the United States, upon which to locate such
building, and It's cost, accompa MED by plans
and specifications. Mr. Clarke IS in Boston, and
until he returns nothing as to his plans IN respect
To such building Can be learned.
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In A ROUNDABOUT WAY the word reaches Wash.
ington from Indiana that Representative Holman
is candidate for the United States Senate to sue:
ceed The Tall Sycamore of the Wabash"
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Gas COOKING STOVES.
TOR SALE
AT THE GASI.IGHT OFFICE,
TENTH STREET. 3e2o
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BIDS were opened at the Post Office department
to-day for furnishing cancelling ink.