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Cable Clicks.

London, ia st. Petersburg dispatch
mentions that the heaviest punishment
yet inflicted upon Warsaw Jew bAiters,
hes been fortnighps imprisonment.
Vienna, 19.-Austria is contemplating
the temporary occupation Of Montenegro,
and is negotiating with Servia to have
the latter guard the frontiers, and stop
supplieI for insurgents. Austria Is also
negotiating with Turkey to guard Bosnia.
London, 20.-A Berlin correspondent
says snti-German disorders have broken
out at Rega. The Russian authorities
are apparently unwilling to suppress the
riots.
A st. Petersburg correspondent of the
Times telegrsphs that it is said the
''holy league" recently formed to coun-
teract nihilism, will be officially recog-
nized as branch of the police; This
will be perhaps even more unpopular
han the Teeonstruction Of the famous
third section.
ST. Petersburg. 20.-Sankowsky, who
attem pied to kill General TecherAyine. at
the interior department, has been SEN
fenced to be hanged.
Paris, 20.-GAmbstta has been urged
by his friends to tender his resignstio q
Immediately. He declared in reply that
he waited the final issue with confidence.
Several journals here say the Sultan
has resolved to dethrone the Bey Of Tunii
and the whole Hassein dynasty, replacing
them by Ben Kaliphs. leader of the
Tunisian insurgents. The statements
occasion no little commotion and event!
are watched with much interest.
Vienna, 20.-Seich, who attempted the
life Of the Russian minister, has confessed
that it was his Intention to sssassinate th'
ana bassAdor. Seich Was prevented escap
ing by footman who lesped from tn
carriage and Selling, held him until th'
police arrived.
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Business Failures

New York, 2O.-R G. Dun & Co.'s
mercantile agency and their branches re-
port the business failures for the seven
days ut 1T7. The eastern state had thir-
teen, western 81, southern ffty-Eeven,
middle thirty three. Pacific Coast four
and New York City eight The fsilures
in the cOuntryi particularly south and
west, are among the more important
class Of traders than usual, and indicate
that the unreasonable weather which pre-
vailed most Of the winter is beginning to
tel both on sales and on collections.
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-afar Raute Cases.

Warrington. 2o.-The cause Of til q
delay in the straw bond star route cases,
thus far, has arisen from the defense in
sisting upon the Identification of every
bond and contract introduced asevidenee.
The prosecution, by clever man0uvre,
had all these papers exam med aud
iden fled privatly By Notary Webster,
who originally witnessed them, and this
morning created rather a sensation in
court by calling Webster snd Black burn
tothe stand, and proving the papers in
bulk. Strong objection w4s made by the
defense at this action, but they were
Overruled by the court. The exsmina.
ton in consequence will be much short
ened. The defense denounced this pri
vate examination as o star cham Der pro-
ceedinR, and manifested much feeling on
The subject.
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Criminal Calendar.

Cincinnati, 2O.-A private dispatch
SAYS Wagner, the murderer Of DR..
Biggs, psymAster ct the furnace at Iron
ton, Was taken fromIail by mob, last
light, and lynched.
Augusta, 2O.-Anderson Johns (col-
ored) was hanged privately, to-day, in
the Jail yard for the murder OF John s.
Harol bson on December 9th. He made
20 confession.
Columbus, 2O.-The grand jury, to-
day, completed its investigation of the
forgeries OF the assistant secretary Of the
state board OF public works, F. w. New
berg, amounting to $4,000. The jury
returned ffty-two indictments, and il
convicted on each, as is probable, the
lowest aggregate penalty will be ffty-two
years in the penitentiary, or At the great
est $40 years.
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Anna,s Acting.

New York, 19.--Saveral New York
critics were at Rochester last night to
witness Anna Dickinson's imperson alton
OF Hamlet. The local critics were favor
able and in seine instances enthusiastic
The Suns Rochester ri6icules her ger
Torrance, saying: 1t remains only to be
sid that no matter what designs Miss
Dickinson and her astonishing mpany
may entertain upon other plays, they
will never succeed in furnishing worse
performance than they did this evening.
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Those confederate Bonds.

New York, 1e.-Judah P. Benjamin
explodes the story that 8 large sum Of
money belonging TO the southern con-
federscy is somewhere concealed in
Europe waiting to be claimed by holders
of confederate bonds. He writes from
London that he does not believe one
nanny is to be found anywhere in Europe
of the assets Of the defunct cenfederacy.
Mr.. BENJAMIN. statement willistrengthen
the theory that the recent movement for
the narchsse OF worthless confederate
securities was reckless swindling spec
ulation,
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..Jeannette" Search.

st. Petersburg, 2O.-The owner OF the
steamer Lena, which aided in the Nor
denktjold expedition, and is now sta
toned on the river Lena, has placed the
vessel at the disposal Of searchsrs for
Lieutenant De Long. The steamer will
be utilized by correspondents in the
spring if the difficulties of journeying
beyond Yakutsk by sleighs during the
winter proves insufsrable.
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muIQerefs +A A|'taEs .tr
ToMBs, MURDERERs' Row, i
a l@ L3I sE January leth.
To the Editor of the iSan: smer
SIr:-The 10th of February is drawing
near, and if do not get a respite, or
atay Of proceedings | will certainly be
hanged on that day. The Sun ought not
to tell is readers that tad abandoned
all hope of new trial or communication of
the sentence, for | never desired, and
therefore never hoped, for either one or
the other. Ny cell is nearer to the door
leading to the Jail yari, where the gall
lows will De erected, than any ether cell
in the Tombs. The Sun is also wrong in
stating that the prospect was that the
length Of march TO death gave me some
uneasiness. W bat gives me soma un-
easiness is the fear that owing to the
stay Of proceedings l will, like so
many condemned murdererR, net be
strangled until year or two hence, thus
suffering the double punishment Of long
imprisonment and hanging. 1t seems
that great many persons would be
much pleased to rec me weaken and
break down so completely that would
have to be carried out to the gallows; but
/ will try to bear myself well under the
ordeal and die like nineteenth century
inhdel. at any rate, will die easier
and quicker than she whom | sho'. |
feel very, very sorry that killed her,
just as sorry in fact as the San fee nat
I will be hanged.
VIM. SISDRAM.
At the end of his letter was the pen
sketch of man hanging from the gall
lows, and connected with it the inscriP-
ton: "NeArer, my God, to Thee"
VIM. SIEDRAM.
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The Rifle.

New York, 19-Ths secretary of the
National Rife Association has received
from Sir 81. st. John Halford, chairman
Of the sub-commi tee of the National
Rife Association of Great Britain, the
proposed terms for military match be-
tween the n atiOnal Guards Of the United
States and Volunteers Of Great Britain.
the match to take place in Wimbledon
in July, 1882.
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The Paris Panic

Paris, 19.-Ths panic has not been
equslled since the 18th Of April ~. The
last straw came from lyons. when the
failure Of the Bank Of Lyons FL Loire
wss announced. The panic affected
every stock and share in the market.
London, 20.-At the opening of the
Paris bourse this morning, nearly all the
leading securities were lower, but at l, 80
there vas q great rally. Suez Canal
shares improved 100 francs and other
shares proportionstely.
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WHITE HOUSE HOTEL

THE PRoPRIRToRs TAXI PLEASUK
Il In announcing 70 the public that they
saws remodelled and fehtted ths HOTEL
IL Dining Rooms are spacious and the bed
s4kssis viii be served night and day.
eiagls Meals, 800.
4st Lunches las per card, 2SC.
&seI and Board, S1.5O to 80 per day,
eI0 to Sk2 per weak.
JoSE4, 81 Per week.
Tie Bar hiss been removed 20 the north Of
Ne Botel knd four Billiard Tables added fol
As accommodation Of guests, and Il noW
sasa 4. P0CLECN 4 co.
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Accidentally Ruled.

Pullman, Ills. 2O.-N. Ra ilsv md Ed
Wilson were killed here this morning IN
horrible manner. They were caught
in q belt while fixing it, in . wood ma
chine department. Both were badly
mAngled.
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Heury's CarbOlic SalYe.

The BEST SALVE in the world
for Cuts, BRUISES, Sores, Mlcers Salt
Rheum, TetfeT, Chapped Hands,
Chilblanes, COINS and all kinds of
Skin Eruptions. Freckles and Pim-
pies. The salve is guaranteed to give
pe1fect satisfaction in every case or
money r9fundec. Be sure you get
HENRY'S CARBOLIC SALVE,
as all others are but limitations.
Price 25c. For sale by all druggists.
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DR.. Fraen's 0gvnatsd Bitters

Ace a cheap and single remedy for
Dyspepsia ane Biliousness in all
their worst forms. 1t is as we'll
known preparation, and has been
known and endorsed by physicians
for many years. and has been used
by thousands of sufferers In all parts
of the world as Standard and Re
liable Remedy.
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DIR. MOTIFS LIVER PILLS are
the best Catharic Regulators.
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DURNO'S CATARRH SNUFF
cures Crtarrh and all affections of
the mucous membrane.
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TELEGRAPHIC
A Murderer,s letter.

New York, 20.-The Sun publishes
the following remarkable letter from =
murderer: 4f LlE aailEIiF
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VALLEY HOUSE
AA6FeW O. BFixeRs PrOPEietoE.

TTRDKR FHH NEW MANAaHMHN1
~ this ssntIal and popular hotel he's eeeS
reAsv4se9 and there1ehly repaired teg In
ressvsie2 Ofguestss
Rats Per day, N.EA 70 g; Pa week,
&to SO, according TO roeES.
Board per week, ~
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ToMBs, MURDERERs' Row, !
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SECURITY FROM Loss BY BURGLARY.
~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
The NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Of Washington.
In its own Building.
CORNER 10TH STREET AND NEw YORK AVE
PerTetua Charter Act OF Congress January 22d 1907.
he Company rents Safes, inside its Fire aud Burglar
Proof Vaults at prices varying from $50 per year
according to size and location. Rooms and Desks ad
Joining Vaults. provided for Safe Renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME-LOCK.
SECURITIES AND vALUABLES OF every descrip-
ton, including BONDS and STOCKS, PLATE JEW
ELRY, DEEDS, &c; taken for SAFE-KEEPING. ON
SPECIAL GUARANTEE. at the Lowest Hates.
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President.
CHARLES G. GLOVER, Of Riegs Co.. Vice President
JOHN CASSELS Treasurer
ALBERT l.. STURTEVANT, Secretary.
C. T. Nyman. Asst Secy.
DIRECTORS:
BENJAMIN p Snyder Charles @. Glover
John Casses, Henry A Willard.
Albert l. Sturtevant Thomas Evans,
John u. Parke. m2-3m
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Y ING PAL A c E .

X G'S A L A c E ~
AND b HE aR2 2E T TEk dF faskI5s. g.
PEcIAL oTICE.
We have placed ON our counters 1s2 eozen real
FRENCH CHIP HATS.
Sold formerly & ssT nhS 1Gsss at Soc only
roRctHf fs % x SSH M f s,fs' Straw.
In desirable shapes. at Csc. apiece.
At 4oo apiece soia i a hH At s. h ana slaa
pA slssant H hitl
At $780, sold formerly ct -
Also 60 dozen
BLACK CANTON HATS.
At Zoe. apiece.
A 5Ss s: 3 i. Ss4 Is a..
At Whatever prioo they bring.
co1osE6 5d 9EsHonss
At 4Sc. apiece.
PINE = A fSaf9 81 ssA1p,
fost.bis hats ss * the season.. "''e anu ''''
RIBBONS and FLOWERS at slaushtering prices.
A new b tnyH1Ss e lovely
In Black Whne. Cream and other Colors st 75c., g.
Anew invoice of SPANISH LACES very cheap.
DON'T MISS THIS EXCELLENT CHANCE.
CALL EARLY AT :.
KINGS PALACE,
No. s14 SEVENTH STREET.
2 No branch store. No connection with any other
establishment. ty17
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EDUCATIONAL.
swITHIN G. sHoRTLIDGEs oneida. PA,
ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM

AIADEM1 AMI 1MNASlSM
Students admitted and class ned At any time board
i9a,pgeS bs:t t.nsSs and in s1e
No hazng or other rggwdyism. Twelve eIperienoed
both an. n SC pur fnardua snd
class instruction Early deficiencies in young meme
e ss
IN Mss
sity Of Pennsylvania Lafayette. Leheh and several
in study and tted for the septsmber
Rsn ssfd ssqi seSi s p1p. and
ward University graduate. Media. Pa:
has trains daily and from that city Me-
Sii hss sssn AZ. ~ and ohsTer Er
e and VOCAL. MUSIC. Particular attention. % be-
7 ia stree. y f
dl-eoSn
T ATTN. GREEN. MATHEMATICS. NATURAL soT-
prepaid Ssa fss Collage and ,Ss
jeso Columbian College.
IL les1ate Institution. Course thorough and compre-
hensiys Profssscrs and ts.chers 9, superior ability.
Issass .ddr = Mrs Il. W. HIcKEIToS. frsiSsaI
Il rate rates Morning and Evening Glasses Tor heein-
ners and advanced pupils: Lessons made easy, pleas
sn@ %e Ga. a sss
street northwest. MILE. v. PRUDHoMME. my2s
CPENcERIAN BUSINESS d61LEGR. CORNER
- Ninth aud streets northwest occupies the second
floor of LINCOLN HALL BUILDING. Complete in
It's ARRANGEMENTS for training sons and daughters for
real life. Graduating exercises held last Of May No
vacation. Students received every month In year.
Tor instruction. day or evening, by the month or
quarter. SPRING AND SUMNER SESSIONS give students
from other schools opportunity for business training
-. - Henry Q. SPENCER. Principal.
SARA A. SPENCER, Vice Principal m9
WAsHINGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUsIC-AT
w T1MMS' NEW HALLS. cor. 9TH and Dn.w En-
trance ON ID street. Thirteenth year. Piano. Orvnn.
Voice, Singing Violin, &c. Twelve teachers. Frse
advantages. O. b. BULLARD. Director. ja4-7m-
% s. w. corner Sth and X streets northwest
Privately or IN Mathematics, Latin Greek
French, German and English. Special attention prep
aralon for College, West Point Annapolis and all com
pettve examinations. Terms in advance. mil
MUSICAL ACADEMY
N1 lI2l DE SALES ST.. BET. COM. AVE 17rH
STREET NORTHWEST.
Principal. ]. P. CAULFIELD, Mus. Doc.
Studies resumed September 26th. f2-6m
MISS AMY LFASITT OF BOSTON, TEACHER
NJ OF Vocal and Instrumental Music and Harmony
Address s44 b street northwest. Lessons continue
until July Is. dis
Mrs. s. L. CADY's BOARDING school, FOR
vi Young Ladies. West End Institute New Haven.
Conn; Eleventh year. Superior facilities. send fof
circular. o6
WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INsTITUTE-A
w Boarding and Day School for Young LADIES and
Children. reoIens September 49, 1881. For circulars
apply to Mrs. T. ID. BUTCHER and Miss NJ. c. DOUG
Las Pnc1pas lO23 and lO21 18th street northwest s6
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


LOB SALE CHEAP "A TEN ROOM BRICK
~ House, Lot q feet front by 122 deep; House cost
g. $40 build; ground worth SO cents per foot 7l6
It'll street southwest WIN take S. 500 IL cold at once
C. II. PARKER ~ and x streets southwest 1t
NoR sALE.A HOUSE NEAR THE GOVERN
ment Printing Office on line of price 81. 500,
on easy terms Address c. b. A.. Star Office. yl5-I'
COR SALE-HoMES AND INyESTMENTS-TwO
two story Frame Houses of six rooms EACH CEN
ay located with good lot. S0x95 alley renting for
$i4 each. or Is cent. investment. Price 81 500
each on easy terps Also. for 81 zoo three story
Brlck House OF eteht rooms. and water street
between 9Th and 10th splendid location and rood in
vestment Also los - feet inches by 90 with elegant
slde alley, on 18th street. Scott Circle Can be
had iHnedatey for 81 $50. other absolute bargains
10 improved and unimproved property on most easy
terms. ". l. BURFORD, Ills street north
west iys
koB LONG LEASE OR SALE-A NEATLY-FUR-
n nisned House Il nine rooms; bath and cellar; open
crates speaking tubes plenty Of water Call at 1s45
street northwest je2x-lm
ESOH SALE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE-ELE-
CANT s.ssory Brick I4l6 9Th street northwest nine
improvements; 10 feet by 40. 81 600 cash balance
easy payments. Inquire on premises. my3I I'm
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGED FINE TOBACCO,
Il Wheat Corn and Grass Farm of 458 acres well
improved, under high state of CIVILIZATIONS will sell
low or exchange for city property. Address J. A
BORN. Croome station, B.&P. K. R., Md. jy1S-eo2w
EtOR SALE OR XCHANGE-BEAUTIFUL AND
4 highly elevated Building Sites suburbs of Bladeis-
burg lots 7s1l25 feet for sale exchange for Wash
lngton or Baltimore city property. terms easy. For
plat or information apply to J. r. ROGERS 3i7 East
Capitol street, or JOHN STEPHEN, BIadensburg
MI jyl4- I'm
EIOR SALE-ON EASY TERMS-A HANDSOME
Country Seat of seven acres, within Is minutes
drive or railroad ride from the city; a commodious
ba room: large barn and outhouses ex-
celent water fine shaded lawn fruit trees &c. Per-
sons desiring beautiful country home invited TO
Inspect the premises For information inquire at ga
Pennsylvania avenue. je20-Im
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
erty, Farm three miles from Badensburp Containing
$50 acres. Onethrd cleared land suitable for
ing farming purposes Wood enough to paw ljrica
asked. 1415 street northwest. aI7-6m
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], SEQ PriseA S1l2 10o
ysa 81. sssss4 q. has scassa a;n ucsssA 80: 9
s:satn or%T & HSssSSa 81 a.. 81 a - H.
sxye@c9e - Hp9R AN "a adas
sasis = ~ hc d oSfs6ItiE 3SSzF = .Sss.-
81 Il, G.z1E. sii Ne. Js...S sassss
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

L FIFTY PIANOS
Both Square and Upright of all the leading makes for
rent by the month quarter; rents applied on pur-
chase. T. q. SMITH,
jyS-2w HOB PennsvlVania .yenEe
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

SELECT SUMNER BOARDERS MAY FIND
- pleasant country home among the mountains of
FauIuler, four miles from the Virginia Mid and rail-
road, with plenty Of fruit and vegetables; terms $40
per months mail twice day; post Office the place.
jyl21w "
A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE COMFORTABLY
a aecommodated at pleasant farm house, two miles
from iathersbnrg For terms and information address
Mrs. L. NJ. SCHOOLEY, Hunting Hill, Nd. jyIO-2w'
L hve miles from depot the w. and 0. Il. r.:
three hours travel from city picturesque scenery and
dress J: II. PRICE. Proprietor. HilIsboro', Va.
je19-lmH
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE SUMMER RESORT
~ Magnihcent shade, Sulphur SPRINGS Blue Ridge
" vieW S Baths Porchss Stables Horses Sc Circulars
dress A. NJ. JELLY, New Windsor, Nd. je6-3m
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FOR RENT-STORES.

nor RENT-A FIN STORE AND DWELLING,
u Ola 9Th street opposite Patent Office. Re. low
Inquire of A. EBERLY SONS TIs 7th street iv1 -3w,
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DARAsoLs AND SUN UMBRELLAS.

W. NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS,
Have THIS DAY reduced the Prices on al
PARASOLS AND sun UMBRELLAS
1t is their intention to sell every is season. md
REAL PONGEE PARASO is,
At $3.50. 8. $3.50 and $3.50. :.
are les tam cost at whoissale and he Goods
hrst-cass in every respect.
CHOICE Goops IN EVERY DEPARTMENT HAVE
been marked down, in order to close them
previous to taking inventory.
sPeea aten.iqn il called to our Large Line Of BON
prices. we offer rare opportunity to purchasers.
w.M SINISTER 4 SONS.
sE ONE PRICE.
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. tyfs
WOODWARD b LOTHROP.
DESIRING TO CLOSE 6 Sgr OUR ENTIRE LINE
BLACK SILK GRENADINES
PREVIOUS TO sEMI-ANNUAL INVENTORY. =
HAVE MADE THE FOLLOWING POSITIVE RE-
DUCTIONS:
81 BLACK SILK and WOOL GRENADINES to 7sc.
$l.50 BLACK SILK GRENADINES to 81.
Sl.75 BLACK SILK GRENADINES to lbs.
81 BLACK SILK GRENADINES to 81. 50.
At these prices they cannot be duplicated.
We have also grand bargain In
BLACK WOOL GRENADINES
80 CENTS PER YARD.
which Is wen worthy Of your attention.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
9H PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 92l
jy1S
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EOR RENT-A WELI.-FURNIsHED OFFICE, SEC
ond noor front. opposite the Treasury terms mod
erate Address BOX %, Star office. je2T-aws
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. COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.,
in the city of Louisville.
MONDAY. JULY 3lsT. 1881.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundayp excepteA
under provisions Of IN act Of the General Assembly a
Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March 81 rem
dered the following decision:
pany il legal.
6econd-Its drawings fair.
This company has now on hand large reserve funA
Read carefully the list Of prizes for the
JULY DRAWING.
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TIE question Of the constitutional power OF the
government 10 direct and control internal i'm
proTeinfntS within state was raised and dis
cGsRd IN the Senate, in connection with the river
ana haroor bill Those who took the extreme
STATE rights view maintained that the general
government has no right 70 even make survey M
eaiil route In state; but the democrats did not
sustain this view OF the question. III this lmita
ton upon the power OF the government with re-
gard 70 the internal improvemenfanvvere ae-
ceped, the result would be 10 prevent the con-
sruction OF works. which might be deemed of
great importance 20 commerce. Take the Della.
wsse AMI Chesapeake ship canal for Illustration
IL Is admitted that the opening OF such acana,
weuld be OF lncalcuIable benenr to commerce.. that
&c would AFFORD shorter aud cheaper means of
gessing the produce OF the country to market The
ssxses OF Maryland and Delaware, even II nnan.
ciay able would not feel called upon to undertake
an Improvement for the benefit OF all the country.
CIeariy, then, the work should be done by the ren
er.Agoyernment; but II, "a was contended In the
senate, the government has no legal power 20
ns1ie the Improvement, because Il lies within
ssEses, then public work OF great importance
WU0d have 70 remain undone This construction
oftne constitution would be bar to the progress
and Development Of the country.
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TO ANY reduction in the rates OF postage. He
masilj aims that the existing rates are low enough
Aha means Of making the postal service more
p0palar and more acceptable, and, consequently,
more profitable, as IL would then be more extern
siveiy Used, he advises that the number OF money
ordeT, n registered letter and stamp stations be
increased; tHat deliveries and collections be made
OIt7neT, and that the time between the sending OF
"a letter and the receipt OF the answer be reduced
TO tn minimum. IL short, he wants the service
prompt expeditions and trustworthy, anu 1t must
be confessed that there is great deal OF practical
sense IN his SUGGESTION