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Proposed Changes of Salaries, Etc.
PROVISIONS OF THE LEGISLATIVE, ETC, APPRoPR1A

Proposed Changes Of Salaries. Etc.
PROVISIONS OF TIE LEGISLATIVE, ETC, APPRoPR1A-
TON BILL.
The House appropriations committee agreed to
legislative, executive and judicial bill yester-
day afternoon. It appropriates s2l 13,7O1, which
is 81 46s less than the estimates 1t reduces the
salaries OF $50 special examiners In the pension bu-
reau, provided for at the last session. from
81 400, and provides that the President shall dis
continue the appointment and services Of officers
past the revenues collected less than the sala-
res and expenses OF the oflce. The President may,
however, appoint deputy collectors for such ports,
81 800 The Office OF superintendent of foreign mails
is abolished and the supervision of the foreign mail
service Is placed with the Second Assistant Post
master General The compensation OF special
agents In the internal revenue service is limited
S. day, except the chief, who is to receive s. a
scribe system Of fees similar to that In the United
States circuit courts and shall enforce their colec
tions against unsuccessful ltigantS The governor
the presiding olcers Of the last legislature, to re-
appOrtiOn the Territory the first Monday In Sep
tember, 1885, or within ten days thereafter.
Gov. Cleveland Upon Civil Service.
HIS PLAIN TALK TO THE INDIANA NAN WHO WANTED
HIN TO VIOLATE HIS PLEDGES
New York Correspondence Baltimore Sun
An Indiana delegation, composed Of Representa-
tlves Lamb and Watson and Judge Lowery, urged
the claims OF ex-senator Mcdonald They said the
business men Of Indiana were for Mcdonald, and II
he was not appointed the disappointment Of the
Indiana democracy would not fall short OF blank
dismay. Gov. Cleveland replied that every one
spoke well OF Mr. Mcdonald, and said further: my
mind Is, 30 far as my cabinet is concerned, In q
condition OF uncertainty. have often found that
last suggestions are not infreQuenty the best and
In this matter especially shall not act hastily. y
In passing from the cabinet to other topics,
Judge Lowery said: 81 hope you will soon find It
convenient to clean out the Augean stable. "
Looking earnestly at his visitors and speaking
slowly and distinctly, Gov. Cleveland said: stMy
views upon that subject have recently been fully
expressed II Is Q subject which must be treated
with caro- and elaboration, and from more than
one standpoint think II wise TO endeavor to retain
the friends that came to our support In the last
campaign. By inaugurating liberal, conserve
tive, and progressive policy In this as In other
respects we may be able to hold not only those to
whom have alluded, but to secure further acceS,
sions OF the same character In the north ana west
The attempt 20 assassinato ODonOyan Rosa has
ahmed ufflA 1nfAEeGf In finland.
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GEN. SHERIDAN, accompanied by his counsel, Mr.
Linden Kent, was in the Orphans Court this morn
Ing to qualify as administrator on the estate OF one
| OF DIS Old soldiers, John Ashley, deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

CONTRACTS for constructing. approaches to the
new public building at Memphis, Tenn, have been
awarded to NJ A. MCGOWAN and H. j. Mclaughlin,
of this city
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ARMY ORDERs.-Col. William P. Carlin, 4th in
fantry, is ordered to repair at once to this city.
The leave Of Capt Charles F. Powell, corps of en-
gineers, is extended fifteen days A general court
martial Is appointed to meet at West Point, New
York. on Monday, the 9Th Of February for the trial
OF such prisoners as may be brought before it.
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Alexandri3 Affair."


CRY COURT. - The corporation court SudRo
Hughes, opens its February term &C che nArkee
house on Monday next The term win be An OF
ninary monthly court for probate ana other bunf-
ness which does not require the Intervention q q
jury. ~
AN ORaANIsT's FUvERAL-The funeral Of M Il
c. Kinzer took place this afternoon from tho r99tS
dence OF her mother. on King, near Patrick 6cfe0S
The choir of the 2d sPresbyter churoh, q Wh1oA
she had been organist for many yeafA ana n01s
Der OF friends attended her remains 70 the eoeops
terry. zs1.. :. -
lodgers at the station house this morning. SoC8
Nolan, arrested by Omcer NcCann, chaxG4 -
sanlt on Thomas Hill, and two GipsyA axIoseed ~
Of1icers simpson and Ogden, charge, drunk anA a.
orieriy.-A few OF the ice houses here hese stored
some four and nye inches canal Zoe, but H - Co,
sidered certain that nearly tho whole supply 1os
next summer win have % be drawn nom Northern
streama-Seven new hcuees have already hocA
contracted for to be begun here a. ooon - % -.
SON opens-E A. Reed & CO. have Just despSbche0
the lar0v schooner Ltzzte wilson Tor c6u0ena6,
Cuba, with cooperage engine No =, o u
Philadelphia navy yard, = now at the WoS61ngeo8
ferry wharf here havinR been bpught ~ q
boys began the work before n. ID Wa roGVs u
one night conAiderable pQr(1n q. ltho c. -
no sagi1s INTO ths feFy ys3d Soe 15beaA
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Miss Kitty Reid shot Edward Shell in the abdo-
men at Sharpsvilie Pa. because he wouldn't marry
her.
The motion to discharge Justus schwab, the
socialist connected with the C0ncord1a hall riot In
New York, has been denied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

CHIPPEWA FALLS. WIS, February 6.-At Thorp, a
village thirty miles east OF here, man named
Wright was shot and instantly killed last night by
his son Robert Wright. The only particulars that
can be learned are that Wright has been in the
habit OF coming home drunk and quarrelng with
his son, and that during quarrel or this character
the father was killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

NAVAL ORDERs.-Enslgn John A. Zell to duty In
the coast survey. Passed Assistant Engineer j. r.
Edwards to the Palos, Asiatc station The sick
leave OF Lieut. j. NJ. Grinder has been extended one
year from the 9Th instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

THE SECOND SWAIN CoURT-MART1AL-Gen. VIM,
P. Carlin, who was ordered by telegraph a few
days ago to report in this city from Fort Omaha.
NeD, Will take the place of Paymaster General
Rochester on the second Swain court-martial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

THE President has approved the act relative to
the inspector generals department OF the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

THE MONUMENT WNDows-Workmen are now
engaged In placing in position the marble shutters
for the Washington monument windows. The work
Is very delicate and complicated. and Will not be
completed until just before the dedication ceremo-
MES
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Cut Rates % Bostou.
Fewer Rusiness Failures.

CHICAGO, February 6-The Chicago and Atlantic
railroadIare selling tickets 70 Boston this morning
At Sl325, q cut OF IS cents
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rSo ROGINSKI & LEWIS. THE WELL-KNOWN
t-S SIN PaDters and Glaziers at 903 st. n. W..
Telephone CALL 3793 ALI orders promptly attended to.
ocl3-9m
rg' JNO a PRESCOTT. REAL ESTATE BRO
b-s ker, Is now located III his Office in the Kel
logz building. No l4l6 street northwest, where he
Estate Business in all its branches
Fine Residences for sale Houses in all parts Of the
city. The choicest Building Sites in the northwest and
in al other locations specialy is made the fal
Of houses from the lowest to the highest value The
best of care exercised in this special branch.
Money loaned at the lowest rates Of interest with
great consideration as to security.
All business will be transacted strict fidelity Pub
lie PATRONAGE Is solicited Telephone 1862.
Notary Public jal6-lm
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. FRENCH CATERER.

=,
Successor to J. p. Crutchet,
1904 street northwest
Is ready to send to part Of the United States his
exquisite Stewed Terrapin, the national dish Of this
country which IL the delight in q Dinner Rec eption
and supper: also Boned Chicken. Turkey and Game in
Jelly. foies and Game Chicken Cgoquetts
and others Pates Shells and Vols-au Vent empty or
garnishinz Oysters in every style. and Sandw ches
Beef and Chicken Broth. Consomines and Soups Meat
jelly &C. always hand by the pint quart and gall
loa Delivered promptly BY telephoning the house
Call Ga d6-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT CHANGEs.-Thomas H.
Trumbull, clerk at s14Oo, in the general land
omce, has resigned; J.T. II. Hall, of New York. has
| Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

THE CONTRACT for furnishing steel castings for
the monitor Miantonomah has been awarded to
Mlll1Ken Smith, OF New York, for about $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

EGovERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-1nternal reve-
nue., 5,316; customs, $3ssOO0.
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LATEST CABINET GOSSIP.

The Special Attention shown Senator
Lamar by the PrcSident.elect-Mr.
Bayard, Mr. Garland, Mr. Barnum
and Mr. Manning-The New York
Conferences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

THE LOTTERY CAsEs.-Mr. A A Fnee{pan, the o,
sistant attorney general Tor the p. o. department.
has returned from New Orleans, where he has beoa
attending the trial OF the lottery caeeG on
was decided in favor OF tho company and -
others have been continued. So
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CANNOT VOTE FOR MORRISON.

Three Democrats i'm the Illinois LeSisla-
ture Announce their Opposition To
Him.
CHICAGO, February 6-The Inter Oceans and
Tribunes Springfield, Ill, dispatches assert that
three Chicago democratic members OF the legisla-
announce they cannot vote for Morrison. The
reason given is the opposition OF their
who are working men, and supposed to be hostile
to MOrr1Son'S tariff ideas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

DETACHED FROM DUTY.-Paymaster Shedding
has been detached from duty at the League Island
navy yard and placed on waiting orders. The
cause is said to have been Slight misunderstand-
Ing between the Secretary OF the Navy and the
officer in question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

DEFICIENT NAVAL CADETs.-Superintende Ram
say has forwarded to the Navy department a list
OF the cadets who were deficient at the semi.an-
nual examination. In the meantime 1t is thought
the delinquens VIII be allowed to resign in prefer
ence 10 being dropped" from the roll OF the navy
The failures, 1t Is stated. are principally In the
lower classes, and number between twenty and
thirty. 1t Is thought that Cadet julius NJ Dashiel
VIII be the only one to fail in this years GRADUATE
Ing class though several others are not well up in
their studies Cadet Dashlell, 1t is said, was def
cient In both mathematics and gunnery. This win
reduce the June graduating class to thirty seven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

LIEUT.. WILLIAM ENGLISH. 18th infantry, is under
going trial at Fort Leavenworth, Kas., on charges
OF seduction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

AMONG the Presidents visitors to-day were Sena-
tors Sewell, Van Wyck, Cameron, of Pennsylvania;
Ransom, Sabine and Hawley, Representatives Nut
ting and Churchill, Commissioner ID. B. Eaton, and
Messrs c. L. Luce and II. S. Walbrldge, of Toledo,
Ohio,
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EP VIM CONARD. C. A. McEUEN
CoNARD McEUEN.

CONARD McEUEN
Having opened an Office in the kellogg Building No
l4l6 street, prepared to give particular
attention the purchase sae exchange and rental Of
real estate gotiating loans placing reli-
able companies and transacting pertaining
thereto Officers Of the army and navy members OF
Cong aud other officials owning desiring pur-
chase. SELL exchange property, and who remain in
Washington only portion Of the year have their
be Rven TO the collection of rents payment Of taxes
and the preservation Of property. 3A2O- Inn
reSH CHRISTMAS GOODS.
have Fancy Porcelain Lamps. Fancy Brass Lamps,
Brass Andirons Fire Sets and Tenders, Also larwe
assortmenf Of BRASS ORNAMENTS Fancy Porcelsin
Flowered Vases Baskets. etc.
T. +. BROOKS
dl3 53l 18th street. Corcorsn Buildine
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The President Will Not Enbaxrass WlO

A number Of postmssters whose commissions ex,
pire soon have sent In their designations, but Tho
President has refused TO accept such reajgnst1ono
In order TO anticipate the policy Of tbs next -
miniStration.
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I'll ARK!
heard thousands Of voices saying unto me
TO THE
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
e2 and 929 7th street northwest.
WENT
And % did host Of people They acted wisely. They
did well.
so DID l.
Hound there something good; so did they .
Istumoled upon something better: did they.
FINALLY found the best; so did they
The good the better the Best Realy-ratle Clothing
or Mems. Youths. Boys and Children's Wear in the
District. all at the
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
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CONTROLLER LAWRENCE WILL Nor BE BOUND BY
DECISIONS OF THE COURT OF CLAIMs-Geperal
Meigs has again brought suit in the court OF claims
10 OBTAIN 1890, balance due him salary for su-
pervisng the construction OF the Pension butIdtno
Last winter General Megs was successful in a sim
liar suit, but First Controller Lawrence refused to
recognize the decision Of the court as binding nre
cedent upon him, and declines to allow the vO,ich-
ers OF the Interior department for the payment to
Gen. Melgs Tor his services. The controller holds
that Gen. MeigS Is not entitled to two salaries from
the government, one as a retired army officer and
the other as superintendent Of the construction Of
the Pension building, notwithstanding the decision
Of the court OF claims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06
Affairs In West Washington.

MRS. NoURsE's FUNERAL.-The funeral OF Mrs.
Rebecca N. Nourse, who died on Wednesday at the
age of 90 years, took place this morning from her
late residence, "The Highlands" near Tenleytown.
A large number OF mourning relatives and friends
Creek cemetery, where the interment took place.
The deceased was well known, having resided In
this place for seventy-tw0 years or more.
BUILDING ASSOCIATIoN.-The Fourteenth Build
ing association held its regular meeting last night
at Goddards hall Very little business was trans
acted
BACK AaAIN-Mr. Edward Cooley returned home
last night after an extended "Trip through the
south.
MARRIAGE.-The marriage of Ellsworth 7. Simp-
son and Mary G. Scr1vener took place Wednesday
evening in the parsonage Of Trinity (Catholic)
church. The bride was aIt1red In neat travelling
suit Of light cloth. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Simpson left for the north on bridal tour.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Roc
cofort. The presents were numerous
A DENIAL-Capt Wm Connell, OF the Lincoln
Light Infantry, denies the truth OF the reports
about him and his company, mentioned In THE
STAR recently, and says they emanated from ma
uctOue persons
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NAVAL NOTES.-The q. s. S. Yantic arrived at
Key West February 5th, from Cardenas. The U. s.
Alliance arrived at Cenfuegos, Cuba, January %,
and her commanding officer reports that he left
everything quiet on the 1sthmus Of Panama, and
received assurances from the authorities that they
were perfectly able to protect all property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

Cunmingham,s Alleged ACcOmplfces
Harry BURTON, YOUNG AMERICAN, ARRAI0NED m
LONDON.
The mysterious prisoner, who was arrested on
Tuesday evening In London with Cunningham's
missing brown box in his possession, was yester-
day arraigned In the Bow street police court He
was formally charged with completely In causing
the explosion at the Tower. The prisoner gave his
name as Harry Burton, said he was IS years OF age,
and by occupation cabinet maker. He looks Ike
an American, and spoke with strong Yankee ac-
cent It was shown that Burton removed the
trunk, which WAS OF American manufacture, from
Cunningham,s lodgings to his own. During the cx-
animation evidence was adduced showing that
Burton left New York on the steamship Oregon,
and arrived &c Liverpool On the evening Of DeNm-
ber 9lth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06

SANITARY WoRK.-The sanitary inspectors Of the
marine hospital service attached to the United
States consulates abroad are doing careful and
good work this winter. DR.. John B. Oliver, at
Iacned 10 the consulate at Liverpool, reports to
surgeon General Hamilton that five passengers in
tendlng TO sail on the Scythia January 18th, were
Sent Dack on shore to have their baggage disn-
1ected, as they We're direct from Rome and Mar
sellleS. On the same vessel were seven passengers
from Piedmont via Paris and Havre, but they were
aDe 10 prove that they did not sleep in Paris and
were therefore fO sci
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 6. i. O. q. F.
L-S Officers and Members Of this Lodge will meet
aiy S9 ths E
P.G '~-' ' WIG '' - - it.
o. o. F-THE OFFICERS AND MEM.
E-g bers Of the Grand Lodge, Grand Encampment
and Mus Tf9 SS
O'Clock attend the funeral OF r g. and r. d. r AZ
FRED FALCoNKR. 80
By order of committee IT.
sS LAND AND HENDRICKs CLUB-The regular
weekly meeting will be held THIS (Eridsy) EVENING.
February 9th. at McCaulsy's Hail. O'Clock SHARP
1t &c. ENTwIsTLE. sec
r1S The Arm Of wOODARD & SIMPSON. hereto
s-S fore doing business at No 1852 New York
solved by mutual consent
business WIN hereafter be carried on At the same me
partnership debts and with whom all indebted
to the firm are requested to SETTLE HENRY I. "ooD
Washington. D. g.. February s. 1885 It,
rP THE FIRM OF PEACHY AsHBY IS THIS
~ day dissolved by mutual consent W. D..
PEACHY will sign In liquidation.
w. lsAsF. RHAsH1:
The grocery business heretofore conducted by Peachy
Ash6y. at 1122 Connecticut avenue win be continued
6y the aba 1ne Sa or nst fro
fest. W. D. PEACHY.
~ NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the Stock
L-E holders of the Home Plate Glass Insurance Com
pce Of The Company No sis Louisiana avenue TUES
p m Tf5s.7sl NOBLE 3: LAkNER, Secretary:
r~ JUDD &DETwEILER HAVE RECEIVED THE
the washington Monument with q complete history Of
the proceedings its inception to complexion and
etsn Countries or other bodies 1t will be issued in
days Parties desiring copies to sell can have their
orders filed now. Ieo-Lt
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The attempt 70 assassinAto ODonOvAn Rosa has
aroused little interest In ireland
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RED LETTER SALE
Red Prince Albert Ped
Letter Suits Ietrer
SALE 1853 and upwards Sale
Red Four-button Cutaway Red
Letter Suits Letter
sale se-6S and upwards. Sale.
Red Sack Red
Letter Suits Ierter
Sale S35l and upwards. Sale.
Red Boys' Red
Letter Suits letter
sale s4-05 and upwards. Sale.
Red Children's Red
letter Sufrs IeIfar
salc- sa4S and upwards. Sale.
Red Mems Red
Letter Ovprcoars Letter
sale. saI5 and upwards Sale.
Red Boys Red
Letter Overco9ts Ierrar
SAFE. sl-s9 and upwards. Sale
Red Cnfdren'S Red
Letter OyercoarS Tattar
SAFE. eOc. and upwards. Sale.
400 pair Of MEMS PANTS, strictly all wool so7s
We shall positively decline any Of our goods TO
eaIers and determined that consumers only shall
ave the benent OF our reduced prices.
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TION BILLS
Mr.. Randall {Pa.) said that he was instructed by
the unanimous voice OF the committee on appro-
prations to ask the chairman OF the committee on
rivers and harbors when he expected to reach q
final vote upon the measures under his charge.
MI. Willis replied that the committee Of the
whole had been prosecuting the consideration OF
the bill as fast as the rules would permit
Mr. Randall said that II the bill was considered
to-day and tomorrow it would have occupied the
entire week. The House would not be free from
public criticism II the appropriation bills were not
all sent to the Senate by che 25th OF the month. To
accomplish this, the committee on appropriations
was Of opinion that it should have the right OF way
after Saturday night, and serious effort would be
made TO pass next week, the post ONCE legislative
and Sundry civil bills.
Mr.. Hiscock N. ~ thought that II there was not
to be an extra session the Appropriation bills should
have the right OF way now.
TIN RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.
Private business having been dispensed with, the
House went into committee Of the whole (1Ir. Ham
mond, of Georgia, in the chair) on the river and
harbor bill, and the pending amendment, offered
this morning by MI. AcComas, Md.), was rejected.
District I'm Congress.
TIE CITY POST OFFICE BuI.
In the caucus OF republican Senators yesterday
afternoon among the bills proposed for early action
was tho ons Tor the purchase Of square ~ fcr .
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Mr. ANDREW s. DRAPER, of New York, has quail
1hed as an associate justice OF the court Of COM
mlSSlOnerS Of Alabama claims, and took his seat
ON the bench for the first time this morning.
Mohave County miner., 1885-12-13
Presestt Notes.

Matters are moving slowly in tbs District
Court, owing 10 the time occupied in tr, ing
important crril cases.
In the esss If the United States Va Hitch
osck and Danes, the motion to qassh tie
ind lei usent has been nrgued and ovsrruicd
snd = plea of not guilty entered. In thi-
e,se SIR. hooie. Of Coiorad., has bean en-
ployed ~ special counsel f,r the q 'vern-
msnt, while Nessrs. Rush d Wells and OF.
Chief Justice Howard are engaged for ths
The U. q. GRIND Jury ar still investiea-
ting the doinQs Of the Last LeRislst1rs.
Attorney General chaiohiII his been CO.
gssed ~ spsei.l sounssi to prosecute the
eAass Of the United States W j. u. Farles.
The psosion. to eua,h tie iEd.ctn snis
have b,sa srya d ssi ovsrra.-d and a
pies Of not guilty entered in esea cass.
Tho s.ses Y inst Hi.chcpok. Dains~, and
Y .rIos b We al b.en ct for trisl on Mon
day. Dec. 2l-s. q. .a.-ar
Mohave County miner., 1885-12-13
hr.SjaS Notices

6ubsors be for tho Miss..
Fresh appio. ~ the drugstore.
For the bsst osssss in twa go 10 tbs
drngstDre.
Jan iee'. 81 Eks II ~ kinds printed and
for . lie II this Office.
For Five d.,Il rs We will furnish Iustiee'-
Of tl.s Psacs with An ass 'rtrnsnt Of all tts
blanks nsedsd y tteiT Business
This MIEEH fur he ensu.ne year sill be
nuch improved in mspy resp3cts. ard ~ill.
a. uagsi. contain all tie is,.s, sLa most
reli ,b,s mining news e tbe ooan;y. Now
IL She ti,as TO subsoribs for IL.
Tn1s.xps OF I,vLL'xs ARx WAITED
snna lily IN physicians fees. when Eve or
tsn ,llars expended on shst unappfoash-
sbis eonqurr.r Of diae .ss. Or. Riehmond's
S,msrit IN S.rins. would effect In every
We rad,oAi sags,