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no are the closing prices bid.
Governments steady

Governments steady.
In the afternoon the market for railway
bonds was strong aud higher. Oregon Il
Tran, con inc ntal firsts advanced ll2 10
II -: Eric recoud consuls, 4 10 Q! IL.
Chicago, s.. Louls & New o leans iirsts, 3 5
TO Is 3; Rock Island @ =. IL TO l2G g. Ga
the other band Texas ( Pacific incomes de
clined to 3d. West Shore So were l-S
lower at SO I
In state bonds, Alabama class A. sold at
stocks this morning were nuoyant and
active. The ieStureg were Louisville u
Nashville. Western Union, Oregon Il
rfanscontinental. Transactions in these
were large. Louisville Is Nashville scored
the greatest improvement, moving mp o ,
TO 1878. The rise was Drought about by
certain houses calling in their loaned STOCK,
and this forced the latter TO buy
shares in the open market "A. AS
was paid for It's use by the stock room
traders, who put IL one short. The line
close Yesterday were conspicuous by this
morning. After l. )usviile & Northern
Western Union was the feature, selling up
10 70 9 on revival Of the story that the
b iltimore & Ohio Telegraph company was
about to he leased to or absorbed by the
Western Union and the repor. made small
bears cover. Oregon q Trsnscontinen-
rs l.2. North west, St. Paul, Canada
southern, Lsckawanna. Missouri Pacific,
| Texas & Pacific and Union Pacific were
also strong. In the afternoon the market
was less active, and declined 10 8.
The bears hemmed the market on cabls
gram that . broker in London had failed
for 8000tJ pounds. The short interest
considerably increased in the afternoon,
and from large sales Louisville 4 Nashville
rallied to 40 aud the general market closed
about steady. As compared with last
Dght prices are l.S 70 | I s higher Tor Canada
Southern, Central Pacific, Northwest,
Louisville d Nashville. and Western Union,
aud IA to / 7.S lower for Canadian Pacific.
s.. Paul. Lsokawanna. Michigan Central,
Kansal& Texas, New York Central, North
ern Pacific, Oregon 4 Trenscontlnental,
Reading, 0manas, Texas & Pacific, Union
Pacific, New York CeEtrsl & Wabash
Minnesota 10 81. Louis declined Is to 10
is; Oregon Navigation 3 to 93 aud Colora.,
do Coal to u. Spring Mountain rose 3 y
to IS TO "a SIS. Transactions, 3Sl ,Oc0 shares.
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 3l.-[5pecial IA lire
broke out in Uvalde, Texas, in the furni'
ture store OF Y. b. Reville, and was driven
bv "A furious wind. destroying his two store
houses. the post'offce building, telephone
exchange, Leona hotel, Mrs. Reynolds
store aud dwelling: also the dwellings, OF
8. }. Robb, Mrs. Msnda Bowles and some
smaller structures. Loss, about 10000.
The ire was OF incendiary origin. A court
of inquiry has been in session, but no clue
discovered. II the perpetrators are caught
they will be lynched.
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Removal of IA Large Institution Into New
nIurIrra


The PUNISHABLE DOut and Shoe company
are removing their large manufacturing es
tablishmert to the house lately occupied
by Hsrt's Bazaar, 7l2 Elm street. They
will occupy the upper story with their ms
chinery and manufacturing department
and on the ground noor they, Will open
first class retail shoe store, where will b,
kent ore of the best selected stock OF gen
tlemens', ladies' and childrens' boots
shoes, slippers, etc, They propose keeping
a first class retail shoe store in connection
with their mammoth mandatory. They
will make boots and shoes to order, and
guarantee in all cases fit or no pay. Turn
Ing work out at short notice, and usinf
nothing hut the best material. The citl.
Eens OF Dallas are cordially invited TO call
and zee them when they get fully opened
aud examine their own make OF work. lie
member their new place at 7l2 Elm street
will be open in few days.
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Restoring Rates.

Chicago, Jan. 3l-The general pssseD
ger agents OF the Missouri river lines met
to-day for the purpose Of djusting Missouri
river passenger rates, which have been de-
moralized for the past eight months.
Tue meeting was harmonious. II
was decided to adopt on agree
ment covering the maintsinence
of rates both ways between Chicago and all
noiuts on the Missouri river
between Yankton and Kansas
City, A committee was appointed to
draft an agreement and report To-
morrow. On the adoption of tubs
agreement the Burlington and Hsnnibsl
& st. Joe have signified their intention 81
re.entering tho Kansas City agreement,
from which they recently withdrew.
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PEORIA, Jan. 3l.-The three-story brick
block on Adams street, owned by Mine q
Jacks, was destroyed by fire this morning,
Losses-on building, 1925 900; insured fol
$4,000 Koch Bros. Notions, $25 co; in
sured for $4,000; b Cowell-Crock,ry
SIS coo; insur for Sl2,cC0: SchDebiy n
Rsme ffs- SlOOc insured lor
80 go. A. NJ. Weaver Furniture, SIS 600;
insured for sl0.5L3 The Clark house. adj
Joining, was destroyed bv falling walls;
loss, $4,000; inslred Tor $500. TIE Peoria
Bycicle club had 81 coo worth OF property
no insurance.
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I loggerheads with their crow for

been At loggerheads with their crow for
some time,
Aug Doepp, who recently conducted the
musical festival IN Atlanta, II now here Tor
the pufpose OF arranging u series OF festi'
walls In 0alvss,on,
r.. Rev Alexander Burgess, bishop Of
t,e EPISCOPAL church, diocese Of Qiinoy,
Illinols, IL In Calves en-, whiting friends
The construction Of tho Bah high school
buildine has oeen sclivelv begun.
The Western urion 10 now working
direct wire from Galveston IN New York.
IL " believe this will greatly stimulate
business In cotton futures here, by incrsas-
ing the RAJ Idly OF Communication between
the two points,
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N'KISNEy.

McKINaEY, Jan. Special. Judge
James l.. Gray was buried to-day. The
members OF the bar adopted suitable reso-
lutions Of respect and coincidence and at
tended the funeral in body. The Judge
was at one time district Judge TO- the JEFF
ferson judicial district, but removed to
Collin in 1878, where he has since made his
home. 1t 10 safe to say he had no enemies
here.
In the case OF w. q. Smart VS.. the Hous-
ton G. Texas Central Railroad company,
which Is suit for personal damages which
failed to agree. d,
Weather to-day clear; sun shining and
pleasant.
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20 Si25; gnod 10 choice, 81 80 TO $3.50
fancy, 50 10 to 81.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CUICAGo, Jan. Observation-Disclosures,
5000, firm and active; exports, 5000 to 81;
good 10 choice shipping, s. 70 10 81 50;
common 10 medium, So 10 50. Sheep re-
ceipts, goo; steady; interior 10 fair, s. 20
70 81; neiium 10 rood, 81 to So; choice 10
extra, 1926 to $500.
EASsAs CITY MARKET.
KANSAS Crgf, Jan. 81 Wheat quiet;
81 | ., bid cash So TO ~ 2. February;
~, Nav. Corn higher: Az . 10 Al 5-S,
cash; 40 IA. February: IS TO d 8. Nav.
oats stronger 20 Cattle--Recelptr, 90.
opened steady and closed slow and weak;
native steers, 100 to 1917 average, 81 o. 10
1915; stockers and feeders Si.2j 10 81 so.
Cows. SO % u a. Sheep Receipts. go;
quiet; native, IS pounds average, si.2j.
EEv YORK MAEEET.
INV York. Ian. 81 -'Beeves-Rsceip.s,
$40; R!l for exporlation; no trading in beef
cattle. Dressed beef dull; 81 . to 10 l.2 tor
city slaughtered. Sheep-Receipts, 500,
good and prime fairly firm; common and
medium dull and week: sheep, 81 so to
81. so. Lambs, So 70 TO $3.50. Flour dull.
Wheat, spot, IL to "a lower and dull; OPP
tons advanced IA to 3-S at opening; after
wards become easier and declined to 10,
closing weak: ungraded red, 81 to l.06 "a,
No. 2 red. $l.4 rs to 81 " IL. Corn
opened - to 3S higher, fell IL to "a,
| closing weak at lower prices; ungr,ded
60 to 8l l-2; No. 81 to IS; steamer, So to
| 50; No. ., 60 to 81 rs. Coffee-Spot fair;
Rio firm; IL l-2 to IL 81; options TO lC
lower: fairly active: RIO No. 7, spot, 10 70;
sales, loo bags; Rio No. 7, February, 1890
March. HOO to lilo; April, IL 05 TO IL 10
May, lilo to ll.20; June, ll.l5 to ll.25
July, IL 20 TO lbs; August, II. rs
| September, ll.50. Sugar firmer but moi
quotsbly higher: refined lower; extra clsri'
fed, G IA to G IL; white extra clarified
q SIS; yellow, 81 TO 53-4; OF A, o 3 TO
Is; cut loaf. Sl-4 To l.2 crushed, 8 3 8.
ho.asses qulet snd unchanged; Rice steady
and moderately active. Pork firm and
moderately active. Beef quiet and firm.
Cut meats quiet and firm; long clear, A..
Lard steady; prime steam, 50 40.
The following is the comparative state
ment OF tho net receipts of cotton at all the
limited Staipa nora
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TYLER.

TYLER, Jan. 81 Especial Hilton John
on, q colored man, was are ted and Jailed
last night by 0fii,er Allen, tor attempting
10 steal n horse from the residence OF sam
Chambers
Frank Hawkins. then Of diamond ring
pleaded guilty to-day and was given Two
years.
rested aud tailed this morning On the charge
of robbng y. N. Brooks OF $50 In gold and
watoh. The watch aud rorlion Of the
money were recngersd.
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The Second Reconsideration Nominated


PARSONS. KAs., Jan, 3l.-The repu biicsn
Of the second congressional district held q
convention here to-day to nominate .
candidate to ill the vacancy caused
by the death OF Dudley q. Haskell.
Rssolutions were adopted fsvoring the
protection OF American labor; complste
liberty and exact equality In the exercise
Of civil aud political rights; approving the
action OF the last republican congress In re-
fusing TO restore the land grant to
the Texas & Pacific railway; endorsing the
determination OF the republican party to
hold the public domain for actual settlers;
ssking the establishment OF u soldiers homo
in Kansas. asserting that interstate com.
merce should be regulated, and f.voriug
the payment OF the national debt as
rapidly as the rc,ources OF the government
will permit. Resolutions eulogistic. OF the
ate ID. &. Haskell were also adopted. The
convention then nominated Edward H
Funston, OF Anderson county, by large
majority, which WAS made unanimous.
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MASON.

MASON, Jan. 3l.-[spscial.l-Tho stage
line from here to Burnet has again changed
hands being turned over to the new pro-
prietor, A. J. Nelson, Of Lampasis. la,
night. .
Maxey Meyer, representing Goldirand ~
Co. was taken seriously i'll on arriving
here and was compelled to abandon the
trip being able, however, to-day, to start
home by private conveyance.
The late cold wealth has turned the
the minds Of the young mems heads to-
wards matrimony and the county clerk las
been busy issuing the necessary papers.
The weather is very warm and stockmcn
are rustling. Several large trades are IN
progress, out move closed yet. Parties
from the surrounding country report cattle
and sheep doing we'll.
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GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Jan. 81 tPress.l First
mate Linden and Second.mste Ellingsob,
Of the Norwegian bark Kink svene, were
assaulted on the brick wharf last night by
four unknown men. Linden was cut on
the head with knife and Elineson struck
with Q bludgeon. Both mates received
uely wounds. Tue ass atlantis disappeared
| In the fog. The officers Of the vessel have
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S,IOKEIsSi

Mcssrs. w. II. Patterson & Co., corner
Main and Lamar, have added 10 their busl.
ness the finest cigar-stabd In the city. They
keep oil the fine grades Of smoking and
chewing tobac los, all the popular oranos OF
fact, the reader will have TO try
one TO appreciate them.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

New ORLEANS, Jan. IL Corn quie, and
lower. mixed ana white, 81 TO 5S; yellow,
- to 70. Oais quiet ana weak prime, 4i to
s. 1-2: choice a. to 40 Corn meal easier;
b29l. Bulk meats IN lair demand. Should
ers-Packed higher; 63i. Bacon higher
and in inir demand: scarce; shoulders, I;
nns clear ana clear RIB. 95S to 934.
Others unchanged. Sight on New York,
.l.5O per 81 Geo premium; sterling exchange
a. y iSg ~ IsG 10.
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AN ALARM OF FIRE.

II only one tap OF the bell will drive
sleep from the eyes OF the uninsured 'or The
night, nothing affords such quiet rest n
the knowledge when You lie down at night
that oil is insured. Try IL. John 8. Aide
| hoF AGENT GDl Main street,
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Z YL.E.

KYLE. January 3l.--lSpecial.l mo trains
either way to-day. The north-bound Mis-.
souri Pacific passenger train, due hero at IL
O'Clock this morning. ran on the track
about one mile south OF Kyle, and
came very near causing terrible wreck.
An axle Of the engine gave way and tho
ties we're 80 rotten that the whole train was
dumped but no one was hurt. Had
the movement been little faster
at the time the coaches would all have
been turned over and smashed up, causing
general injury to passengers, but they were
pulling up very heavy grade, which
saved probably the lives OF many OF the
passengers. The track was torn up for
about 100 yards, which Will
have to be replaced with new
ties com pletely before the iron can be re-
iald. The track at the point Of the wreck
aud beyond is in bad condition. Many OF
the ties can be pushed out with but iittle
trouble, they are so rotton.
Henry Walden, who shot Jim Shaver last
September at Corn Hill, was tried in the
district court to-day and fined 500.
No evening trains on account Of wreck
on the main line, near Austin.
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National Notes.

WAsHBsroS, Jan. ST. DR.. Norvin Green,
n,ss;dent of the Western Union Telegraph
cempsny. addressed the senate committee
on postoffices and postroads in oppost,Sn
10 the proposed government control oil the
fe,eoraph. He said that unless there was
sometbine detective In the service rendered
fbere seemed no reason why the govern
ment should take hold Of the teleersph; ne
maintained that we hsd telegraph facilities
IN larger proportion to our popula-
lion and better ard cheaper service
than any coustry in Eurooe. He ex.
planned the apparently cheaper rates Of kn-
rope by saying ths, there ~ ssssee wa,
counted once In every country throuEnout
which il passed, while in this country u
va coupted bat once. Press matter, more
over vas dropped at many points OF the
United States and delivered ss 80 man.
mesoaees. while only the one copy hled
Ne counted, thirty words being coun'ed
~ replied that the Alsisrs line Wa op-
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HOUSTON

HousroN. Jan. 3l.-[Special, l-Lste to-
night Detective Hennessy arrested Charles
Lewis, Anderson Smith, William Kelley
and J. McDonough upon a charge Of blow
mills night before last. Undoubtedly the
names given are fictitious. This IL sup.
posed TO be the crowd that las been doing
the state recently. Kelley is known to be
an escaped convict.
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Money stuck. and Bond..

NEW YoRx, Jan. 3l.-Monev, | l 2 to 2;
prime mercantile paper, 4 to 8 IL, sterling
exchange. bankers bills, steady; S4.S5 l.2;
sight, $i.8S.
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BELrON.

BELroI, Jan. 3l.-tspecial.l-Bslton can
boast OF one OF the finest oil mills In the
state. The mill is kept running dav and
night.
The Mother Hubbards" were out en-
mssaue last night at the residence of X. g.
McKeen, and dancing was enjoyed until q
late hour.
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Exports this week from al UIled States
ports: To Great Britain. lO3 9io. France.
453; Continent 22.7s9: stock at all United
states ports OSS, iJ9; yesterday, l,O9l ,o'I;
to-day 90 gl5
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Active VEGETABLE AGENTS 10 Exotic
Healthy seeretions are tho Ingredients Of
korIsy's T-x.S Tonic Cordial


Ia ndw
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50 %. Sheep-Reoeints. 200: good grades
strong aud wanted: fair to medium, SO so
10 1926 gnod 10 choice, 81 80 10 $3.50;
fancy IS 10 to Sc
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-27
INAUGURATION GOSSIP.

No Meeting Of the Executive Com.
mittoo Yestcrday-Bidsf for Furnish-
ing the Music and supper at tho
Ball Already Sent In.
The executive committee of fifteen on
Inauguration ceremonies failed to muster
quorum yesterday afternoon and held
no meeting. Another effort will BIO made
to have one ut z o'clock this evening.
The subcommittee on tickets and invita-
tions was prepared to report 30 far as tho
ball ticket is concerned, but could not bo
heard. Many members seem to think and
believe that the tickets should be issued
as soon as possible in order that they may
form some idea Of tho number likely to
DO sold and the attendance at the ball.
By getting something of a fair estimate of
the sale, they say, 1t can DO told what are
likely 10 be the money receipts from that
source and how much 10 will be necessary
to collect to cover the expenses, or to
what extont they can go In preparing for
the Inauguration and keep within their
finances. as IL Is fully understood among
tho committeeman that thoro Is to BIO no
debt created to DO disposed after the cere-
monies are over.
Communications arc already rapidly
coming In to the secretary in connection
with the bali. The matter Of music Is yet
to BIO determined. The members of bands
and pieces in each band and the kind of
music will be decided by tho music COM
mittee. which has not yet been called to-
gether. Applications have been already
received from Dodsworth, Of New York,
Philadelphia orchestra, and Prof John z.
Sousa, Of the marine band, to furnish
music on that occasion. The caterers,
too, have been heard from, at least those
in Baltimore and this city have put in
propositions for the privilege of supply
ing the liquid and solids for the thirsty
and famished dancers that night. 1t Is
known that other proposals will be made
and there Is indication Of n lively com
petition for the contract, From time to
time the executive committee receives
suggestions, some Of which were found to
be quito valuable. In order to mako
them OF cosy reference, suggestion
book will BIO opened to-day in which all
suggestions coming to the committee will
be entered and preserved.
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TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
RALriMoRE AND OHIO RAILRoAD

RNblimohh NM bilp NAllhDAD
5ClupuLE IN EXPECT SUNDAY, DEC. ~,
1854, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Leave Wnshngton from station corner NEW
JERSEY AVENuE AND C.sTREEi--
o, For Chicago 9'OOn M, md 1910 p. IN, daily.
The BOO g. ~. Il u iist Limited Express TO ritts-
burg and Chicago, arriving IN Pltpmira a 700
. ~, u.uyv !. l.oruhg atD No extra fire
For Cincinnati, Louisville aud st. Louis daily
a. p. IN. and 1910 p M. with Through
points. without change. 2t.O -. M, Train T. fast
,am tel tnin t4 tinyinnatl and ~ Louis, nrrly
g'a0p. n. No cN,ra n,re N charged on this train
For pli,sburE at 300 a. M. with parlor Car,
ard $40 y. n, daily to Pittsburg, Cleveland. aud
Detroit with Slerpng t'ars TO I'ttgburg. -.
$50. aud 10 o. m. 1910. i'2b .ji !. tib.minuic
lrnln,na ~ 4i3c, 4i4O Oi4O, 7nO, T'io o2o,
Tor baltimore on sundayr. 0,io 7,3o s.31
md lu,On r. M 10 i'3b, di4O $40, 7'lO 1il5'
For nlInls on tn upnni,duah Valley railroad,
argl uninis south $40 p m. daily
y. M; on sunday, S'il q. m. and 4i40 n. m.
E0L way .staiioona between M1shingloh nv n
si40. 7iIh and 1890 y, M, On sundays, 3d. u.
tnn snd q Aa1 hr G l% I'm F9r 7Is
except sunday, and BiD p. m. daily, i.lo D. N.
Heliy eSGeps sIndSy 9r PRINCIPAL statlon on
day, for Lexington, Stnunton and Valley Branch,
DOS a. IN. daily. except SUNDAY; for Frederick,
ePo sa aAo 81 daily SycTEt sSn s
trains SrFiyd rom Il" the west daily. 600. 7too
From Rr; AI;nspoIIs $40 a. m. and 100 and 5,25
y m; sunday, 1880 q. m, 635 p m.
From Lexington, $3.50 y. ni' daily, except sun
From Frederick and intermediate points, s,a5
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington atn;lo
$3.50 100 Il Q, md 1880 9. M, 12l5 1,80 .,
days, GAO. \, and 0d0 a, M, 1i3O, 1885, Ago.
D. "i5o, 1880 y. and lgi30 p N; nov n, y0,av s,a.
lion except i;2b 3;iN,. nu7 OF. IN.
LoInlrther lnsormatlon apply q the iHltImore
aud 1881 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of -Four.
teenth street, where orders viii be taken for bag
F ss e 70 be checked and reSelyca ppns In
d. DUNHAM, General Manage an Baltimore.
rI'HE GREAT PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE
4 70 THE NORTH. WEST, AND SOUTH;
scENERY;, STEEL Rails. MAGNIFICENT
- ~, IL EFFECT DEC, ~, 1854.
iiqn. corner Of sixth and (, Sta, A. follows;
daily Fast Line, e;lo l. Ain IN daily to Cinsnnsti
G Ssa TiR sSSeR oS Car 70 rem tn
daily, except saturday TO Chicago, with Sleep.
Hop m. daily, with Paiacc Cars 70 Pittsburs.
Also, connects daily Tor chicago with sleeping
Y. daily Tor P!!tsblrg and the West, with Palace
sSSSeiPTS HSf MWaAshNy'PPoo e Sscns
For Erie, Canandalgua Rochester, Bufialo,
Ef asa S m daily s1RsPs Saturday with
FOR WiiamsSort, SIocs HsSen s' and rlmra a.
$40 a; m; daily. except sunday. COO ,,,
FSr EST IGrk a %"H III East IN S 81 s sSad SSG
10 and l1ii5p N. Limited Express of Pullman
fE dp G SS St @bd" d SS except sunday Every
weekday. on sunday 4 y. m.
qf CITY c Fo tIss am
mex, ailording direct transfer to Fulonst AVOID
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued as
follows Fletcher Webster and Mary NJ.
Kent; Albert Smith and Florence Churn;
John A. Casey and Alice +. Buchly ;
A lexander johnson, of Baltimore, Md,
an d Annie L. Tancil, of Warrenton, Va;
Ed ward Giles, OF Bowie Station, Nd, and
Ma ncy Ferguson, OF this city Almanzer
w. Layton and Annie L. Mundell, both
Of Prince George county, Md; Claybourn
Rich and Henrietta Brown, both of Rich
mond county, Va; Joseph II. Dorsey and
Mary p. Smoot, both of Giesboro' Point,
ID. c.; Randolph Buckner and Agnes
Johnson.
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Ayers SarsqpaXa

Is the only remedy that can be rolled upon,
itaiy disease and the special corruptlons
OF the blood. II Is the only Alternative
that Is sufficiently powerful 10 thoroughly
cleanse the system or Scrofulous and
Mercurial impurities and the pollution
of Contagious Diseases. IL also ncu-
trnli2es the poisons left by Diphtheria
and Scarlet Fever, and enables rapid
rccuperation from the enfeeblcment and
debility caused by these diseases.
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sMyriads of Cures

Achieved by AYERS SARsAPARILLA, In
the past forty years, are attested, and there
ailments of this class, and wherever found,
from the scurvy of the Arctic circle to the
"vcldt-sores" Of South Africa, this REM
edy has afforded health to the sufferers
by whom IL was employed. Druggists
everywhere can cite numerous cases, with
in their personal knowledge, of remark
able cures wrought by It, where all other
treatment had been unavaiing. People
will do well to
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EQUITY Coun.-Justtcc Cor.-Birney VS.. Rob-
bins; payment OF Sl9s.6i to complainant by
clerk ordered
Criminal Court-Justice WWie-Lewis Rogers;
assault with intent to kill W. IL. Brown, ad-
mitted TO bail on his personal recognizance.