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National Republican., 1883-02-07
CiviI service Commissioners.

Iti expected that tho President will ap-
point the members of the civil service COM
mission in few days. Silas w. Burt, naval
officer of the port of New York, and Edmund
o. Graves, chief of the national bank redemp-
tion agency of the Treasury department, are
mentioned us probable nppointees.
National Republican., 1883-02-07
Tho Retirement of Gen, Grant.

The house committee on military affairs
cannot agree upon the terms of the bill
to place Gen. Grant upon the retired list of
the army with the rank of general The
matter was discussed yesterday but the bill
was left upon the table to come up again for
discussion at the meeting on Thursday.
National Republican., 1883-02-07
TTsEFUL FEET

TTSEFUL FEET
~ Promote Health and Longevity
Hence the thousands from far ana near that visit
DR. WHITES ~ ESrABLISIIMENT,
lild Pennsylvania avenue opposite WlhtrdR Hotel
for rtlet nom, ana avoidance or COrns huuions, dis
easod nal u, chllhnlus vascular OXurt sopnces and
other complaints OF tho feet. Established In ash
lngton In lhd Refers to the most eminent physicians
and surgeons ONCE fee q per visit, for putting the
National Republican., 1883-02-07
S0lnntrS-Nonsrs
PLEASE CALL AT ONCE,

Bargains in Lots ON New Hampshire avenue, near
DupOnt Circle, and ON Rhode Island avonne, near
WM. p. YOUNG,
National Republican., 1883-02-07
l49O New York avenue.

A CAREFUL TENANT WANTS WELL
"A furnished house in tho northwestern section OF
tie city by February 10, rent moderate. Address
CAREFUL TENANT Republican Onice, fe5-3t%
National Republican., 1883-02-07
REPUBLICAN OFFICE
dcio pennsylvania avenue, Tenth and d streets,
,I.N-

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule OF our houses
stores shops, and farms offered for ront, together
with descriptions, prices, &C. and how they may 10
seen Property for sale in gl paris ofthe city Money
b. Ii. WARNER. 0lG + street.
VF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
n Trade City Country Property, come and see the
great bargains AT the Real Estate Exchange OF
WILLIAM III. MAIN ~ BROTH ER, ~, Charles
Hotel corner Third street and PennsylvPnia avenue
northwest nhIg-tf
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NOR RENT
THE LARGE THREEsToRY AND BASE.
MENT BRICK BUILDING
AT A REASONABLE PRICE.

Recently vacated by THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
No. 1905 n street pennsylvania avcnue), adjoining
the United states pension oilico, can be rented
National Republican., 1883-02-07
Mnsinrss dhnntes.

ORGANS on EASY MON rHLY PAYMEN1s,
~ JOHN Il. ELLlS q Co, 1a7 PennsyiYa li n -
nue, near Icntus rect 20
Il IBETAL RATE or INTEREST ALLOWED
Il \ on Time Deposits United states Bonds bought
and sold at market rates. COLLECTIONS made every
eYlvania avenue. 9lA25-u
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ddlantrS- -8tIp -trmale.
aolanttS-@tIp--itlnIe.

VVldHIIU-IItIF--IW IWHN,
VXTANTED - 100 MEN FEET TALL FOR
w Grizzly Adams. Apply ut Theatre Comiquo
between 10 anu u n. IN. ic7.Sts
NXTANTED-Two FTRST.CLASS Statesmen
w toscl lightning rOdsi none hut experienced
men need apply. Address g. NJ, Republican Onlcc.
feG-Jtt
VXTANTED- COMPETENT MAN no WRITE
w patent pc,inCatlOns; also dralghsmuu. Nd
dress. stating ay expected, tATEN 4 ATTORNEY, /,
Republican Ohce. ici-3tE
VITANTED-SIN EDUCATED YOUNG COL
w oTcd men who are good clerks good salary aud
all expenses paid. For particulars apply nt ielG +
street tcl l2te
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1lnnnie.

VITANrED - THREE SMALL FURNISHED
w rooms for light housekeeping, with occl lslonal
use of parl1r; rent must be rcasOnNhc no Chl lren
Address 5. g. H., Republican Oncc, IcU3tf
WY ANTED-rwO WELL FURNISHED BED
w rooms with parlOr; goutccl nclghborhoOd.
northwest. State price CASH, Republican Once.
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Aprlyat

Tho building IL well lighted, heated by furnace,
and is splendid location for mNuunCtory, restou'
rant, or for storage purposes
National Republican., 1883-02-07

wv ANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN H.
w Beal Room 4, 1870 New York avenue Is Com
missioner Of Deeds for every State aud Territory,
United states Commissioner Examiner, and Notary
Public: always IN Office from Ia tO5p m. ap30ly
National Republican., 1883-02-07
CPENcERIAN BpsINEss coLLEqE,

- LINCOLN HALL BUILDING,
CORNER NINTH AND II SIREETA
Day and evening sessions for the eiuCatlon OF sons
and daughters aud men and women for selEsupport
ana real liio Branghes taught uroI The English
Language business Arithmetic, SpenCcran Practt
cal Pcnmanshp, BOOk-keOplng ny Bingle and double
entry, Business Practice Physical and Vocal Cul'
turc, Political Economy, Commercial Law
Scholarship for year nom date of entrance, day or
evening, $50 Special terms by month or quarter or
for year by nstdllment+ College circular mailed ON
application. - . ,..,.
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER Nice.PrincipRl. auli
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Noar0ina.
C0utatiOpal.
a. ONZ ZAGA COLLEG e,
Al STREET NORTHWEST.

AS the second half OF the academic year will begin
on FEBRUARY o, we hereby remind those who In
tend to ontrust their children To Our trAluing that II
is now time for them To make application. The re-
suits of the past Ne months have been most crafty
Ing and parents may feel entirely satisfied that their
children shall be wei taught at our college
Onr classes In Stenography, German, and Advanced
hopes.
Terms, $40 per quarter. in advance
felbt JOHN J. MURPHY, >. j., President.
1O1 AND 1914 FOURTEENTH STREET
L. - Il - near FouTt0enth'sreet Circle-NorwOOd
Institute select school for ladies' few hnardors
received. Address MR. OK Mrs, WIN. ID, CABELL-
National Republican., 1883-02-07

Mooney no LOAN
M All LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST
ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
THOMAS j, FISHhR& a Co,
IRi-3m lasi i street northwest
v TONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE ATTHE
M lowest rates, pANENHuWER& a. SON, laIj u
street northwest nuliu
National Republican., 1883-02-07
gOst ano :fuupo.

I QST-.BETWEEN NINTH AND NJ AND
II ! Ninth aud Pennsylvania avenue, HEOld bracelet
Win bangles suitable reward n returned tu nI7
PennsylyhnlR avenue, feT3t
4 osT-LEFI in \ FOuRrEEN'rV gritGEr
cor Monday Afternoon u 10 tNNtt'islk umbrella,
with Nhlte hnudr , niut wll please cave int
II a. MS store, corn -, fourlt elth a. II streets,
and leltc reward, iul8tt
National Republican., 1883-02-07
StlOnrp to g uan

Mooney TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES AND
INl without delay, JOHN SHERMAN 4 GO,
lHl1-tn
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JUsTH'S OLD STAND.
No. Oio d STREET NORTHWEST

n. B.-New clothing we sell cheaper than any
whore. dC2o-iy
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.t:ur Ntnt... fnrnishto Nuome.

NOR RENT-Two SECOND STORY FUR
~ nished rooms; also two uuturnished, south 'front.'
with all modern improvements No. l2m j. street
northwest h13lN
National Republican., 1883-02-07
fur G,rnt-- dlnfurnisbro Ruums.
for Ilrnt-M uusrs.

-
TNOR RENT--FINE NEW BRICK DWELLING,
~ corner Thirteenth aud Il streets northwest If
teen rooms; all modern lmprovemenlsi $50 per
month also the adjoining dwelling, No. 1913 Thir.
teenth street northwest; eleven rooms; $50 per
month, Apply 10 TYLER ~ RU UfIIERFORD, Real
Estate and Insurance. l=s6 L street northwest.
VNOR RIgNT-DWELLING No. 17ii a STREET,
IL corner Eighteenth; eleven rooms with all mod,
ern improvements. Inquire at No. l13J street
lngl-l9t&e02w
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9srsunnL.

uowT?s HOUSEKEEPING EASIEST, SHORT
j est best months Of study saved. With pen
Nc, s3 II month. Day and night. g. w.
HOWE 1910 seventh street. fe7-lmF
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Price of smaII Size, 500
Large Size, E55
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.
noy9 ThS&Tulw
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Portland wafer Comnanv

The following is the bill adopted by the iu-
dietary committee, amending the charter of
the Portland Water company:
l. The Portland Water Company is hereby
authorized to issue bonds for the payment or
refunding of its indebtedness, and for the
further construction OF its works. for such
amount, and upon such rate and time as it
may deem expedent and necessary, not to ex-
ceed the sum of two hundred thousand dollars
in addition to the amount of its present bonded
deb, and to secure the same by a mortgage or
deed of trust of the franchises, property and
estate owned by, or to be hereafter acquired
by said corporation; but such mortgage shall
not diminish the security of the bonds hereto
fore issued by said corporation
2. The city of Portland is hereby authorized
to make such contracts and agreements with
the Portland Water Company as it may deem
necessary for the better supply of water for the
extinguishment of fires and other public pur-
poses, and in furtherance thereof said city is
hereby authorized to release from public bur-
dens, property and stock of said company for
such term of years and upon such conditions
as they may mutually agree, and such contracts
and agreements entered into by said company
and the city council in behalf of said city of
Portland, shall be valid and binding.
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DUBLIN, Feb. S.-The trial of Bowling for
the murder of Policeman Cox began today
Archbishop McCabe's Health.
Archbishop McCabe is better but still very
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WASHINGTON.
Improvement of the Mississipni.

Improvement of the Mississippi.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-The special committee
on improvement of the Mississippi river has
agreed upon a report though it willIbe two or
three days before it can be prepared n Nothing
was said at the meeting this morning about the
amount of money to be expended, but it is un-
derstood that the committee will favor an ap-
propriation for the work below CpiIo of ST.
100000.
a Patent Bill.
The House committee Cd patents have in
structed Mr.. Vance to propose bill to so
amend the revised statutes applicable to pa
tents as to provide that an American patent
shall run II years from the sale of foreign
patent, making all patents of whatever class
extended IL years, not to revive any American
patent now dead or to extend any living pa
tent, but to apply only to patents hereafter
granted.
The Naval Appropriation Bill.
The subcommittee of the senate committee
on appropriations have finished the prepara-
tions of the naval appropriation bill and at
meeting to-day th @ examination of the bill
was begun by the full committee. The provis-
ions OF the house bill in regard to promotions
to the grade of admiral by selections from the
lists OF commodores and captains abolition of
the grade of commodore and provision in re-
gard to pay corps that no more appointments
shall be made from civil life, the committee
recommend, shall be stricken ouG and that pro.
visions OF the present law be retained.
Banquet to Gen. Serman
A banquet was given in honor of Gen. Sher-
mans birthday. The guests included Chief
Justice Waite, General Sheridan, Speaker
Keifer, Senator Hawley and others. Speeches
were made by Chief Justice Waite Justice
Miller, General Sheridan, Senator Hawley,
Senator Logan, Mr.. Walterson and Gen. Sher-
man. Sen. Sherman referred to his approach
ing retirement from the army and expressed
thankfulness TO Congress for having SO liberal
ly provided for him during the remainder of
his life.
A Protest That Wont Do Much Good.
A largely attended mass meeting was held
at Music Hall to protest against the English
policy OF enforced emigration and to demand
that the government give work to the peo-
pie instead of sending them into exile" May
or Palmer presided. Addresses were made by
Hon. p. A. Collins, Rev. j. P BodfisA, John
Boyle O'Reilly, Judge j. d. Fallon and Rev.
DR.. Miner, and appropriate resolutions were
adopted.
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LABOR AND CAPITAL.


Statement of a Labor Agitator Concerning
the Working Glasses of New England.
WASHINGTON Feb. S.-The senate commit
tee on education and labor resumed its inquir-
les this morning and examined Frank X. Fos-
ter of Cambridge, Mass, secretary of the
Massachusetts federation of trade and labor
unions. The witness made general state
ment as to the condition of the laboring classes
of New England in general and of Massacbu-
setis in particular. Speaking of the moral,
intellectual, physical condition of the printers
as class, he SAID the lines of "caste" were
growing more and more clearly defined each
year. and that in New England, at least, the
assumed worship of God has ceased to level all
distinctions among men. The mill operatives
of New England as class are perhaps the
worst off, and their present condition is sure
to produce an enfeebled race of men and wom-
en- in the next generation, as the same condi-
tions have already done in old England. The
working people of Mass ssachusetts are better off
than those OF the other New England States,
on account of the enforcement of the ten
hour law. The hours of work in Massachus-
setts are 60 per week, while in the weaving
district of England they are but So The wa
geS are about the same. Since 1878 the aver
ace wages have increased six and nine-tenths
per cent. while the average cost of the necess-
ties Of life, including meats, breadstuffs, vege-
tables, dry goods, boots, board, ETC., has in
creased 2l 2-10 per cent.
The examination of Mr.. Foster will be con-
tinued tomorrow.
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AUGUSTA.
Senator Mclaughlin Receives his
Friends at the Augusta House.
HEARING ON THE BANGOR g. PIsCAT-
AQUIS RAILROAD MORTGAGE.
A Bill for the Protection Of Lobsters.
[Special DESPATCH to the Press.l

Especial Despatch to the Press.l
AUGUSTA, Feb. s.
One of the most delightful and enjoyable So
cial events of this unusually gay winter was,
the reception given by Hon. Charles McLaugh-
lin, of Portland, at the Augusta House to-
night to his Legislative friends. The attend
ance was large Senator Mclaughlin received
in the south parlor of the hotel, assisted by
Miss Mary Robie, daughter of the Governor,
and Miss Nellie Rogers, of Bath. Among those
present were Gov. Robie and wife, gentlemen
of the Executive Council, President Cutler
and most If the members of the Maine Senate,
Speaker Haynes and quite delegation from
the House, and large number of ladies and
gentlemen prominent in the best circles of Au-
gusta society. Some elegant costumes were
worn, and the floor presented brilliant appear
ance az the merry dancers tripped too and fro to
the music of the orchestra. Refreshments
were served at IL O'Clock, after which dancing
was resumed, continuing till after midnight.
The party was a perfect success and reflects
credit upon the hospitabe and genial Senator
from Cumberland.
ITO the Associated Press
The Committee on Judiciary gave q hearing
on the proposition to allow the city of Bangor
to waive its first mortgage and make its mort
gage second on the Bangor & Piscataquis Rail-
road, in order that $500 900 more may be raised
on the first mortgage, which will ensure the
construction of the road from Blanchard to the
foot of Moosehesd Lake, a distance Of about
fourteen miles. 7. W. Vose, Solicitor of the
city, opened the case for the measure. W. L.
Putnam, of Portland, presented the legal as
poets of the case, claiming that it was legal for
the city to perform the transaction. Charles
Stetson, of Bangor, argued in opposition. The
committee reserved its decision.
The Committee on Fisheries and Game will
report lobster law providing for close time
from the 10Th of August to the 18th of No
vember; also that it shall be unlawful to cap
ture any female Holsters in spawn or young lob
sters less than nine inches in length between
the 1st of April and LIST of August.
The Legal Affairs Committee gave hear
ing ON the bill to make ten hours per day in
manufactures a legal day instead of eleven.
No decision was reached, although the matter
is practically tlosed
The Committee on Insane Hospital gave
hearing on the proposition to erect an insane
hospital in the eastern section of the State.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

The Canada Manufacturing Company has
failed for $500,000
A CENSUS of Providence completed yesterday
shows the total population TO be 6,765, gain
since the national census Of II 1893.
Herr Most says the Gar will not be crowned.
Steamer Westphalia at New York from
Hamburg, bring 20 passengers of the lost
steamer Cimbria.
A premature blast at the Logan coliery,
PottsvIlle, Pa, on Wednesday buried seven
miners und er ten tons OF coal and rock NJne
Of the miners we're killed.
A case came before Judge Devens of the
Supreme Court of Massachusetts yesterday, in
which mandamus was asked for involving an
irquiry into an election held in Portland
Both parties, who live in Boston. claim to
have been elected treasurer of the corporation,
aud the Judge, who had doubts as to the
right of the court to proceed in the matter,
granted an order of notice returnable On Tues
day next.
United States steamer Tallapoosa arrived at
Newport yesterday morning with supplies for
the training ship and torpedo station. She will
proceed to Boston,
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FRIDAY MORNING.. FEBRUARY 9.

METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, D. @.
Feb. 9, 1 A. M.
For New England.
and the Middle Atlantic States, generally fair
aud slightly warmer weather, southwest to
northwest winds, slight rise followed by falling
barometer.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
Generally clear weather prevails in all dis
tricts east of the Mississippi and in the north
west. Local rains and cloudy weather are re-
ported from the Southwest, where the barome-
ter is falling slowing with north to west winds.
The temperature has fallen slightly in the At
tic coast and risen slightly in the Lake region
and Mississippi valley with southwesterly
winds. 1t is slightly colder in Colorado and
the upper Missouri valley. The temperature
has fallen in Northern Minnesota, where the
barometer has risen, with northerly winds. 1t
is 14o to 200 below zero at stations of Minnesota.
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California Mining stocks.
Boston Produce nrarl.e..
BosroN. Eel. s.-The Following were to-day

BOSTON, Feb. S.-The following were to-day's
quotations OF Butter Cheese Eaaz E.sAAaaz1-esu
Butter-Western and Northern creameries at 33
@37e for choics and 25932c for fair anS good; New
York and Vermont dairies at 25G29c for choice
ed at 22(@25c for choice and i3021c for fair and
good; Western ladle packed at 22023c for choice
demand.
Cheese at 139l4c for choice, 1091 215c for fair
and good, 6G9c 45 fb for common; market steady.
Eggs-Eastern 3lc New York and Vermont 500
31e We tern 2602Sc " doz; market quiet
Potatoes easier Eastern Rose at 90c; Northern
Rose and Prolihcs at SO a90c; Peerless soc: White
Brooks and Chenangoes 75SSoc " bush.
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A Requisition for Frank James Refused.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Feb. S.-The Gov
ernor of Missouri, has declined to deliver
Frank James upon requisition from the Gov
ernor of Minnesota, to answer to the charge of
murder in connection with the Mortified bank
robbery. Governor Crittendon states that he
cannot deliver the prisoner to another authori-
ty until disposal of the indictments pending in
Missouri
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MARINE NEW S.
The Bottle Hoax.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb S.-A special cable
from Antwerp states that stea nshp Nederland
passed the Scilly Islands GOO miles to the west
ward of Bournemouth Beach, Monday last at
7 a. M, and no unusual bad weather had been
reported, and that her rigging makes her re-
ported lost unlikely. The bottle found Febru-
airy 9th is considered miserable joke.
Terrible Suffering.
LONDON, Feb. 8.--Survivors of the disaster
to the, steamer Kenmore Castle, which foun-
dered in the Bay of Bscay the I'd inst, exist
ed three days by chewing a flannel vest. A
third officer became starving mad and jumped
overbosrd but was afterwards rescued.
Probably Lost with All on Board.
ST. JOHN. N. B., Feb. S.-Brig Zinga of St.
John is now 113 days out from Cardiff for
Cardenas with load of coal and it is feared
she has foundered with all on board.
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Libel Snit.

CHELSEA, VT, Feb. S.-Ely Goddard of Ely,
has sued NJ f. Cazin, late manager of the
Vermont Copper Mining Co for libel, setting
damages at $4,000. Caziu was committed t. the
county jail in default of bonds. Goddard
charges that Cazin in a private lstter has i'm
peached the personal and business reputation
Of the plaintiff.
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SPORTING.

A Tame Figh Between Mace and Slade
NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-Mace and Slade gave
four round exhibition at Madison Square gar
den tonight before an audience of 1000. 1t
was of the tamest nature and failed to arouse
any enthusiasm. During the evening Mace
was presented with gold headed cane,
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Chicago Live stock Market.
By Telegraph.)

CHICAGO, Feb S.-Hogs- Receipts 26, 900 head
shipments 5000 head; 10a15c lower; mixed GOA
50; heavy at 5og7 10; light ooa6 As; skips
Cattle-Receipts 5000 heae; shipments $500;
stronger;good 10 choice shipping at 2Og5 Cocoon
mon TO fair 4594 80.
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Militia oficers Elected.


BANGOR, Feb S.-A meeting of line officers
of the second regiment M. V. NJ, was held to-
day to elect officers to fill vacancies caused by
the resignation of Col. White and Major
Davis. The election was presided over by Col.
Frank d. Pullen OF the Governors staff end
resulted in the choice of Adj H. l.. Mitchell
of Bangor as Colonel, and captain Stowe OF
Dover as Major.
Shooting Affray.
On Wednesday night shooting alteration
took place in Frankfort, in which Foster Page
shot Augustus Clark. 1t is not yet known
how serious Clarks' injuries are.
ShockingIy Burned.
A female servant in hotel at Lincoln was
shockingly burned by her clothes igniting from
a lamp
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Shooting Affray.
Capt. Payne and Party Captured.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan. Feb. 15.-Official re-
ports announce the capture to-day of Capt
Payne and party south of Cimarron river.
They were on their way to Oklahoma with 100
wagons They will be taken to Fort Reno.
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sol N. Fremont ST.. Baltimore

sol N. Fremont ST., Baltimore
During the war I was in
juredin the stomach by a piece
of a shell, and have suffered
from it ever since. About four
years agoit brought on paraly-
sis, which kept me in bed six
months, and the best doctors
in the city said / could not
live. Isuffered fearfully from
indigestion, and for over two
years could not eat solid food
and for a large portion of the
time was unable to retain even
liquid nourishment. l tried
Browns Iron Bitters and now
after taking two bottles 1 am
able to get up and go around
and am rapidly improving.
G. DECKER.
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Sales at the Boston Brokers Board. Feb 8
Eastern Railroad
New YorL stock and vi oney Market.
tBy IeIegraph.l

NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-Money on call loaned be-
tween 31a@4; closed easy at A: prime mercantile
nal rates advanced 1sc to at 4.S3H TOR sixty days
and 4.S7 for demand actual business being done at
4.S2A IA 80 for long and 4.S5A 4S6 for short.
Governments "A per cent for and IS, but other
wise unchanged State bonds without feature ex
cept for Alab class B. which advanced 10 1O21z.
Railroad bonds are moderately active and firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchangesaggregat
ed $40 900 shares.
The following to-day's closing quotations Of
Government Securities:
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BROWNS IRON BlTTERS is
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and all diseases requir-
ing true, reliable, non-aIcoholic
tonic. It enriches the blood, gives
new life to the muscles and tone
to the nerves.