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Not n COunterfeiter.

A CARPENTERS TOOL CHEST SUPPOSED TO CONTAIN
CONTRABAND ARTICLES-THR OWNER ARRESTED
BUT RELEASED.
sensation was caused at the wharf OF the
steamer Excelsior this morning by the arrest at
carpenter named Oliver P. Chappene and the con-
fscat!on OF his chest, on charge of having coun-
terfeit plates OF United states Treasury notes in
his possession. The Baltimore Sun OF yesterday
contained an article which alleged that there had
been box OF counterfeit plates and burglars tools
shipped to this city from Massachusetts, The
detectives have been on the lookout for such a
box. This morning, at the wharf, Mr. Worms
ley. OF Wormley's hotel, picked up q plate
with the back OF an old $40 note engraved on it.
Detective Block was summoned, and on his arrival
found Chappele in the act OF claiming his bag
gage, and put him under arrest He was taken to
the Treasury department by Detectives Block and
Ran, and turned Overto Chief Brooks OF the secret
service detectives. His chest was opened and it
was found to contain nothing except his carpen-
ter'S tools. He stated that he had Just arrived
from Newport News. Va, where he had been at
work as carpenter. He said the plate with q
blank place in the center) was used by him to
strike on sheets with. Mr.. Brooks dismissed him
with reprtmand. telling him that it was FAC
slmile or good plate, and was q penitentiary Of
tense to have 1t In his possession, but as It was
evident that his statement was true, he would let
him go.
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Telegraphic Briefs.

The mortality In New YORK city rose this week
from ,05l to LILO.
The steamer Spartan, built for the Windsor line,
to ply between Philadelphia and Boston, was
launched this morning at the Harlan g. HollinyS-
worth Company's yard in Wilmington, Del
The French national festival, commemorating
the capture and destruction OF the BaStile, was
celebrated in New York to-day by the French resi-
dents OF the city.
The Rev: Hannibal Stanley, formerly In charge
OF the Presbyterian church at Lake Forest, died at
Chicago, OF heart disease, yesterday. His remains
will be taken to Dunk1rk, n. Y.
carriage containing two ladies and child,
road at Roanoke. near Rochester. NY, this morn
ing, was run into by train, and all were killed
proclamation will soon be issued by the Cana
dian government regarding the quarantine OF ves-
sells from the Mediterranean coming to Canadian
ports, on account OF the spread Of cholera In
EyyDtlan ports.
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Louise Mlchel's Speech Before Condenn.

Louise MlchePs Speech Before C0ndena-
nation.
From the Courier des Flats Unis.
The speech of Louise Michel, which she de-
ivered at her recent trial in Paris, probably re-
vealed more Of the real character of that strange
woman than anything else that has been pub
llshed concerning her. 'POssibly," she said.
ut ls more than strange to see q woman defend
hersef alone, robe against robes. II had ex-
cited the people to pillageI would own the fact.
shrink not before the avowal OF any one of INV
acts; and it Is not the prison that can frighten
me to-day. have already passed through many
other Ordeals. Just as men buried under ground
lose the sense Ut life, we, the oppressed, have
not the sense Of liberty. One can only feel It
after having enjoyed 1t. accept the RESPONSE
putty OF all my acts. MY cup OF sorrows has
long ago been filed to OVERLOOKING; you can put
no more into it. rhave gone through the fur
mace and am tempered for the struggle It is
our opinions. gentlemen that you are called
upon to judge. We love our country and we
love our families; but we would extend to the
entire universe itself both country and family.
In spite OF all that you can do to US, we will
sun nave this to say: Let liberty be proclaimed.
let equality be established, and then we will be
Louise Michel showed much GOODNESS and skill
IN answering the interrogatories of the Judge at
ner trial. 1t must be admitted that the Judge
showed want OF tact. ssYou have" he said s.s
theory as to bread!" Nine. Michel PROMPTLY
answered: "Hes, for othersl But for myself 1
snal ming away my life in its decline and never
ask for brea6." Again the Judge asked rather
aosurdiy whether the prisoner had not smiled at
seeing the bakers shops pillaged. .sSmiled?''
SAID the revolutionist; sswhat had to smile at?
one zoe not smile at human misery
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.ssAe Loved Ne For MYSELF.


Amidst the roses, 1oi my dear wife stands,
Herself the fairest, sweetest flower OF all,
l think, as from her slender, snow-white hands
She lets the honey-petaled blossoms fall
Amidst the roses while the daylight pales,
Our home stands golden 10 the setting sun;
And meath our ytne-wreathed porch she never fails
To give me welcome when the day is done.
And when meet her happy, love-lit eyes.
know 1t cannot be through sOrdid pelf
That have won my life's most precious prize
she loved and took me simply fOr-nyselC
Amidst the roses, 10! my darling stands!
Herself the sweetest, faireSt flower OF all
i think, as from her slender, Snow-white hands
She lets the honey-petaed blossoms fall
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In New York yesterday Judge Freedman ex.
planned his decision In the case OF Margaret Gil.
man. who left money with friend to have masses
said Tor her soul and that OF her husband He held
the trust invalid because made verbally, ana not
because OF its object
WIN. AiFley, a resident OF Sandy Hook, Nd was
skin.
Near Dallas Ohio, Thursday might, Frank Dion
mIstaking her for a burglar.
Last sunday afternoon Mr.. Robert DobSou a
young farmer, his wife and child, ana a child OF
Mr. WinStead, all OF Lancaster county. Va. we're
drowned In the Rappahannock
1t is reported that the Car has placed the Grand
Duke Nicholas COnSta ntinOvitch under arrest for
interfering In the government OF Turkestan.
Admiral Pierre reports that he recently repulsed
tNo night attacks made by the Heva.
Don Marco A. Soto. president OF Honduras, Cen.
tral America, accompanied by the members OF his
cabinet arrived at Chicago yesterday.
Many Cinnamon were landed at Victoria, B. c..
Thursday, suffering from an Oriental disease
caused by eating dec0mposed vegetable food.
n Dreyfus and n. Judet two Partisan Journal
lists, have fought In q duel n Dreyfus was
wounded
The American horse idea has won sweepstakes
and loo crowns at Copenhagen.
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A HINT FOR CAMPERS.
How Wyoming Cow Boy Makes His
Bed.
From the Cheyenne Leader,

From the Cheyenne Leader.
One old campaigner gave me the particulars
OF his daily life. He never took off his rubber
coat. he told me- while it was raining He wore
his leathern ''chaps' all day long, He wore
shoes, not boots, but also wore leggings In
the evening he was dry from head to foot. even
II 1t had rained all day. He was especially care
full to keephis feet dry. His bedding was not near
~ so bulky as that of some others but he thought
1t ample. Some men carry with them heavy
cOveriets, and even make up a kind Of mattress.
This man, however, had three woollen blankets,
rubber blanket, and large piece of taupau-
I'm. In making up his bed at night, he spread
the rubber blanket on the ground first.
Next he laid his tarpaulin so that it's
top was even with that of the rubber blanket.
Then he stretched the tarpaulin out fiat. and it
was perhaps twenty feet long and eight wide.
Next he put coarse woolen double blanket
down over the rubber and tarpaulin, leaving the
lower half of the blanket rolled up at the foot.
Another was placed in the same way. On the
top of these he laid another blanket. Then the
half OF the other two blankets which had been
rolled up was drawn upon the rest. In this
way bag bottom was made at the foot of the
bed, protecting the feet. The lower part of the
tarpaulin was then turned up over everything.
1t reached foot above the sleeper's head. Last
OF all. the sides of the tarpaulin were doubled
under the bed. The man worked his way down
into this sack from the head, and no cold could
penetrate 1t. / should add that, before making
his bed, he dug away the ground to conform to
the curves Of the body, and he said it made him
rs comfortable as II he were In feather bed
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Found Guilty of Murder.

RICHMOND, VA, July 14-Barbara Miller, col
ored. On trial in the Henr1cO county court as an
accessory In the murder OF her husband, Daniel
Miller, by Charles Hennipee, her paramount. was
to day found guilty OF murder in the first degree
as accessory before the fact
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ARMY ORDERs.-The superintendent mounted
recruiting service will cause twenty recruits to be
forwarded to the Preside OF San Francisco, Cal.
OF First Lieut. George 8 Hoyt, regimental
quartermaster 18th Infantry, Is extended
four months. The leave OF Major Frederick
w. Benteen, 9th cavalry, Is extended two mOntha
Leave OF absence from July IT. 1888, to August q.
1883 Is granted list Lieut.. Eugene Griffin, CORPS OF
infantry, Is extended three months The leave OF
Isl Lieut. John Mount. Sd artillery, is extended
Two months. Leave for two months on surgeOnis
certincate or disability. with permission to leave
the military division OF the Pacific is granted list
Lieut.. VIM. L Pitcher. 9th infantry. The leave of
Is extended two montha
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Civil Service in baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Md, July 14-Cv1l Service Commits
sl0ner Dorman b. Eaton and the local board ex-
amlned to-day fourteen applicants for positions
or that number. eleven white men and one colored
man seek positions in the custom house, and one
white man and one female were examined for de-
partmental positions The examination Will be
concluded this afternoon.
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BUFFALU, n. Y, July IA meeting Of rep
resentatives OF the Grand Trunk, Wabash and
Lackawanna railroads has been held here to-day
TO make arrangements for new through line be-
tween Chicago and New York. The new line was
formed OF the Lackawanna from New York to Buff
falo, the Grand Trunk from Buffalo to Detroit and
the Wabash from Detroit to Auburn junction,
from which point the tracks OF the Baltimore anu
OHIO will be used to Chicago,
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Mayor Lewis, 'Title confirmed.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, July 1.-the supreme court
OF errors in the contest between Henry g. Lewis
and F. S. Andrews for the mayOralty OF this city
decide that there was no error In the Judgment OF
Lewis TO hold the position. The suit was to OBJ
tain recount OF the vote.
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I E:nr Nh II n oS$ ss$ssE Y

DIR. CHEEvER'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Reeener..
tor Is made expressly for the derangements ~
the procreatve organs Whenever~any debility of the
generative organs occurs, from whatever cause the
continuous stream Of ELECTRICITY permeatns
through the parts must restore them healthy action
There Is TO mistake about this instrument Years of
Use have tested it. and thousands OF cures are testified
to. Weakness from Indscretion Incapacity. Lack of
Vigor stertyin fact any trouble of these orxans ia
cured Do not confound this with electric belts adyer
tised to all Ills from head to toe This is for the
ONE specified purpose. For circulars giving full
Information address
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT CO..
mhS-s&w 1c3 Washington street. Chicaeo
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The New York soldiers, Home.
RESULT OF THE INVESTIGATION.


BATH, NY, July 1.-THE board OF trustees OF
the soldiers home met in executive session this
morning, when resolutions were adopted fully eX-
Oneratlng Gen. Pitcher, the superintendent, and
commenting his course, and discharging Rev. Jno.
home; also, generating Trustee Jonathan Robe
and Quartermaster LeavanS from the charges pre-
ferred.
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A knights Templar Pilgrimage TO
EMrONG.

NEW YORK, July 14.-About 100 members Of the
Apollo Comandery. No. l, Knights Templar Of Chi
Gago, In command OF Eminent Sir Knight Norman
I. Gazette, arrived here this morning a special
train which left Chicago on the 18th inst Many OF
the Knights Templars were accompanied by their
to EurOne
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English Fashions I'm GlOvea
From the London Queen.

The tan Suede gloves are a. popular as ever.
They are worn with every color and costume.
but white and cream are becoming every day
more fashionable and are much worn with the
morning cotton, AZ well e. the full-dress silk and
lace gowns. A pretty shade Of dove-colored
Suede is also In vogue. Young ladies wear in
the evening the long silk gloves finished Cd
with armlets ofgathered satin above fall oflace.
Sometimes three or four bands Of velvet are
fastened mp the kid gloves at distances, with o
small bow In tho center Of each or strings of I'm.
gle pearls The gauntlet doe gloves, in gray.
tan or white, viii be worn for the country by and
by; they are neat-looking. moderate and we'll
fitting. The "Cavalier" glove IL to be had in tan
and white cheyrette. 10 every shade Of dog skin
and In rough Kid, called s'Hexham." There are
four sizes and the gauntlets Of some reach to
the elbow and are quarter Of yard deep.
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THE CONTACT FOB FILLING THE FLATa-Tne
contract for filling In about six acres OF the Poto.
mac Oats in the vicinity OF Easby's Point was to.
day awarded to Jonathan Taylor. OF this city. thu
lowest bidder, at 2Sx cents per cubic yard.
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To-day, James e. Sherwood, indicted in two
cases for larceny, was released from Jail on his
own recOgnfZance.
To-day, F. T. Browning, for Anthony Hyde and
others, filed suit agt. John j. Daily for $780, the
penalty OF bond OF defendant in the suit OF Fltz-
gerald agt. Hyde ct al
j. ShilIlngtOn sends Hdrper's Magazine Demo-
rests Monthly, Frank Leslle'S Popular Magazine
and the Young Ladies' Journal, all for August
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RANGE OF THE THERMoNxTrR-Tna fol,outnv
we're the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
0mcer to-day: q. N. TOT; II am, TIT: pm 61R
Maximum, s.; minimum. 66I
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Assisted Home Again.

NEW YORK, July 1.-Two female pauper immi-
grants and their children were sent back to Eu-
rope to-day on the steamer City or Rome by the
emigration commissioners. One female pauper
Immigrant and her children were also returned to
Europe On the steamer Egypt, which sailed to-day.
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FIXING Up POLK's CAsE.-Thursday nlrht some
one stole from the state treasurers Office at Nash
Vile, Tenn, the bank ledger containing the ac-
counts with the depoSitOrs from May, 1877 to
January. 1883 1t was kept for M. T. Polk, now on
trial, by Capt j. c. Fleming, and contains the en-.
tries relied on by the prosecution to convict Polk
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ne 1kStCeS HI MOnmOutn FHrRe
MONMOUTH PARK, July 1.-THE first race. a mile
Klngnke; Parole second, Fair Count third. Time,
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THE NEW NAVAL CRUTsRRa.-Chief Engineer A.
Henderson, at present on the naval advisory
board. will probably be detailed by Secretary
new naval cruisers. In this event there seems To
be no doubt but that Chief Engineer Chas. 81.
Loring VIII be appointed chief OF the bureau of
tired. as he and Engineer Henderson are the onlv
prominent candidates mentioned for the position.
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By MRS. SOUTHWORTH,
AUTHOR OF 1.-THE BRIDE OF AN EVENING"" ssTHE
DESERTED WIFE," &C., sc.
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A CUBAN WAR PR0CLAMATIoN.-0en. Ramon
LeOcadla BOnachea, chief OF the Cuban patriots
has arrived In New York from Key West, and has
Issued proclamation calling upon the Cubans 20
reporter this was to be dynamite campaign.
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UP IN THE CArsKuIS

How the Biggess Mountain H~s~a -
she World Causo Co be Butas-A Mtsls~s,
Dollar Chtcken-The New Wees SIDE
Hudson River Railroad Throusa,
from WashtmgtOm 10 Saratoga IN.
Sanc Day without Change of Cnrs
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,, No 57.S4s draws capital prize. s7s. oOo sold in
draws second CAPITAL prize. $685. OO0 sod in Boston,
MS Toronto Can Ganesy lie. Tex, and Bnrgin
s1o GOO VINCE &c sold in New York Nos TO- 907 81 505
cage: and Labadieyille. La. Nos. 9, 1856 23 SOL,
248 S. 8 43S draw each 81 900. fractions sold
Louis. Mo-. st. Paul. Mimi, AsLeville n. e., Lock
Haven. Pa, Palestine. Palo Pinto and Fort Worth
Tex.
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I'd Edition.
Latest TblGgranS to The Star.
The Kenpton Park Races.

AMERICAN HORSES BEATEN.
LONDON. July A-This was the third day OF the
the kempton park July handicap was won by the
Duke OF Nestm1nSter'S fOur-year old Chestnut
cot Whlpper-!n. Mr.. Cumberlands three-year
Old chestnut colt Cheveley Gate Pastry Cook) came
In second and Col Forester's six-year old brown
morse postmaster third. There were II starters,
inciudlng MI. j. r. keene's four-year old bay colt
Golden Gate and Lord Rossmore's formerly Mr..
Lorillard's) hve-year old bay gelding Passaic.
General Foreign News by Cable.
THE NEW sUEz CANAL SCHEME
LONDON, July 14.-The Standard SAYS the govern.
ment are sounding NJ. de Lesseps as to Whether
any modification of the agreement in regard to the
Suez canal is possible. 1t is not believed, says the
Standard that NJ de Lesseps will agree to its being
materially modihed.-At meeting OF shipown n
ers, held at Newcastle to-day, resolutions con-
demning the governments agreement with NJ. de
Less epS were passed.
CETEwAYO SAID TO HAVE BEEN DEFEATED.
DURHAM, July H.-Fighting continues In Zulu
land. 1t is reported that Cetewayo has been de-
feated
ENGLAND AND THE VATICAN.
ROME, July A.-Cardinal Howard has left here
the tendency OF the views OF the English govern
ment in regard to founding diplomatic relations
between England and the Vatican.
THE FoRTIFICATIoN OF EASTERN PRUSSIA.
BERLIN. July 14-Gen. Bronsart Won Schalen-
Qorf, minister OF war; has been inspecting the
10rtreSSeS on the eastern frontier, and has drawn
up report advocating an extension OF strategic
railways in east Prussia on large scale.
STRIKING WAIVERS
LONDON, July l4-TwO thousand Weavers at
ASntOn-under-Lyne have struck work.
NOMINATIONS IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN, July 14-Mr. Redmond, Parnellite, and
the OConnor Don, liberal, have been nominated
LOT the seat In the house OF commons for Wexford
borough, 10 I'LL the vacancy caused by the resgna-
tion OF Mr.. Healy, who successfully contested the
recent election In county Monaghan.
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Appleton p. Clark. W. w. Curtis and DR.. Charles
b Purvis were appointed as school trustees to-
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In THR CASE OF Walker against Sewell, Salt Lake
city district Utah the Secretary OF the Interior to-
day decided that nling made before q person as
clerk in the ONCE Of the land register acting as
IegisIer de Jdct0 but not de ts1e, has the same
be valid. - ~ w
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKEE
Ibefollow1ng are the opening and closing prlcs,
tifhe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
tyspecial wire to II. H Dodge, 500 18th Streot
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OFFICIAL DRAWING
OF THE
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

SINGLE NUMBER. CLASS Co."
Drawn st New Orleans. La. on TUESDAY JULY
10th. 1882.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES

lU1 numbers ending with 4S, being the last two fig
$50.
The subscribers having supervise the Sin7eNumber
Drawng Class u, Louisiana State Lottery hereby GER
NY tha the above are the numbers which this ay
drawn from the 1000 600 placed in the wheel with the
prizes corresponding to them.
W Witness our hands at New Orleans Ia tfis T,esdav
July 10th, 1888 ~
j. A. EARLY. CoQHissloners
Prizes Cashed in Full Without Deduction
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Incorporated in 1868 for twenty years by the Ios
atlire for Educational and Charitable pur,oses-Eiti
calltal OF u, oOO, UoO-to which reserve fund OF
over $3.50. 600 has since been aCN,ed -
by an overwhelming popular vote its franchise Was
December I'd. A. d. 1879.
me only Lottery euer r0ted and Endorsed bgthe peo-
pie of any State.
II nerer scales or Dostpones.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FOR
TUNE. " - ~
EIGHTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS Fl, AT
NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, AUGUST IA, 1883.
18TH MONTHLY DRAWING,
CAPITAL PRIZE S15.OOO
1OO. 900 Tickets at IS EACH Fractions in fths in pro-
portion.
LIST OF PRIZES.
Capital Prize of. s75 600
ICapta! Pr1ze OF -, 900
Capital Prize of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 10, 900
frIZes OF 20 OoO II, 900
3 90. 20OO.. 10, 600
~ 90. l,1D. 10, 900
~ DO. 5eO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10, 900
aoU 90. Aoo... 20. 600
5oO do. leO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80, 900
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES. -'' WV
Approximation rrlzes OF $3.50. ........ Sc, $50
w. 4, 0UO
40. do. 2oO. 2, $50
l.967 Prizes. amounting to.............s 265. 500
Application for rates to Clubs should ne MADE only
10 The once OF the Company in New Orleans
FOR further information write clearly giving full ad-
dress. Send orders by express, registered letter or
money order. addressed only to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN.
1t NEW ORLEANS. La.
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BY the way, the parties interested In popular.
king this region, should agree upon name for II
The visitor is now tangled up In the following va.
rieties OF spelngs Catskflls. Katskils, Katzkflls
Kaaterskils, kautertersKflls, Katxbesys and Kaat.
ersbergs The Indian name for the mountains WA,
the ''ontioras" which is more musical than any
OF the others
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CHAPTER I.
THE NOCTURNAL VISIT.

Whence is that knocking?
hear knocking
In the south entry! Hark!-more Knocking
National Republican., 1883-08-25
ApvERTIsEp LETTERS.

The following is list OF advertised letters remain
ing In the postoilice in the city of Washington,
August %, 1888 r.. b. CoNGER Postmaster.