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DIED.


after o'ciocE a M. JohS WfsIEa. he SsiSSsa
husband Of Lucy Carroll. aged ffY-thres years and
His busy hands folded.
n sl ir, sGrs .r sn i. f' dnas y done;
His Heavenly crown is Won
Wesy his suffering heard his sishs.
With throbbing hearts and weeping eyes.
All pain, all srisf. al sunsriss las.
Funeral will take place Of the Ebsne.er NJ L. ohur h
corner OF FOURTH and streets southeast sunday a
o'clock p N Relatives and friends are invited 20
FRITZ On May 1e. Isss, at SIS pm. FLOR;
he .t. Mas asf f1sss s s, ss.rs s
Gone but not forgotten.
Funeral from her late Residence, $40 Third street
Northeast FRIDAY afternoon. at s o'oiock. -
HARDIN. On May IL. 1855. JOHN WALTER
fuasr from ' rssde a i nls brother pas Eighth
81 sssS s :. ornins Ct ~
LAUFFER On May Is. 1858. Of 1 = m. EFFIE A.
wife q John b L.p , sssd thirty years-
LEAHY. On Thursday. May IL. 1855, Of 30 an.
HENRY. The beloved son Of Michsel and Johsunsh
The sd and lonely household will miss his loving
His mothers loving clinsius withou, III. aid must
Funeral will take place from his parents rs.isnos
NO; lls street northwest SUNDAY. Ma, ~: q
McCLELLAND On May ~, lsss, st 30 PM,
Miss BARBARA AoCIELLAND. IN the seventy fourth
year VI her ase.
Funeral from the residence Of her brother in av, J.
Russell Barr, Sl1 % street northwest. Saturday
Afternoon At = 80 O'Clock.
r1 aJS S.S Se M 70 sss :s
Funeral At his late r,sidenee l53l stE'et North
vest At p N, saturday. lnterment 1t Rock Creek
, cemetery.
r. BOWL On Friday mo5nins May is ISIS ::
hast Capitol street. MIS-. HANNAH 8. HOWELL. an
the eighty fourth year u her are.
Funeral Saturday evening at O'Clock. Friends and
peigbbors invited lnternent In Manchester, n. H.
WOLFF. On May IL. 1855 REV. WILLIAM
Funeral from the residence Of his son, w p. WOLF.
1203 q street. SATURDAY. May ~. al 2.3o pm
Friends and comrades hit Lincoln Posts
aud the q. A. L. generally are invited 20 attend
ZEyELY. At the residence of Chief Naval Construc-
tor ID. Wilson, 1851 Sixteenth street northwest
May IL. 1858, ~ 80 pm. ANNA l.. daughter of the
late Alexander n. and susan G. Zevely.
Funeral from Incarnation church. Twelfth and
streets northwest saturday. May ID four pm -
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Rastisnere Markees.

BALTIMORE. No. NAY 1s.Cvixe1nin saxess con
fSrssss 30 do thrsss e5k; North CarOlins s1ss.
old, l22 bad to-day.
RAITINORE. Nd, Nay lA Cotton quiet and
STEADY middiins }0:l0E Flour nry I'D h n e
EXTRA. 3.:5s400 do; family. l26s4 IS; c,ty mills
p Sc ss1 sspssss psisSs
s.1 iSi: .:,. :sssdsS a IND
essssr. closins ssssdy; No y winter nd spot e5ta
S5N: June s51s96k July. slSsezx; Ansrst 81
81: sslios $50 Sa|i but ;ss:dlsf n.5:d
sgSS ss:eSt; ~ S.s 60 sSS Ssiss-SousSs ss
s =, 80 ::a I'M E:s s. ss: .sd
AF%-pEme % Shoses .veSssn; aSSoiiEaSSe IkssSs;
maSe. SSsia "a Sssr riS 40 :cfsS 7ssx.
9shg1!a' a. clsaf ~ r 49, ssas e As%.
49, 20ss ss.%ssy; ~ x doasa s sr y:
61f quist-Rio oaEsesA csda.aU 70 fsts Ehsl6
49, ~ a. csse ssasssss g ~, Ivy
poci pss $780, S.l - aS.lnal-eeston 1;lSA
ssss &: 81 sss 4 US Is sGsSs: 80.
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CORPORATION CoURL-The City Court, Judge
Clarke resumed its session this morning, ana has
been engaged In the verincation OF coupons The
state OF Virginia receives all state coupons for
taxes II they be accompanied by cash OF the same
amount. These coupons and moneys are kept by
the treasurer, In trust until the next court sta
when the question OF the genuineness OF the cou-
pOns Is submitted 70 . jury, and n the jury de-
cdes the coupons TO be genuine evidences OF state
deOt the treasurer pays back the money deposit
70 the coupon tenderer. and the couponis received
for taxes II is this process winch has been going
on In court to-day. The court has made an order
In the Hon case Tor deeds 70 purchasers, and has
referred the case OF Carey agt Grtgg 70 q commits
aoner on the probate side Ms. L @. STUART has
been appointed the guardian OF her children.
NORA negro named VIM Madison was Gen.
fenced @ the chain-ganE By the mayor yesterday
cannery Is already In place The machiLery Of
the new bark mill on Royal ana wilkes etroets
WIN be put In position early next monfh.-NI
". Il Eeardon has bought for $500 Tie houss
near Chris church. recently occupied ~ COL
Ninnegerode.-A county magistrate has nned
two WashingtontanA, Lawrence and Winter -
wording at painting on sunday On Q hurried S0f
near Caritn's epnngA-Dr c. c. biting. ~
fDrmsR pastor oe The Baptist church hera r
Warmly welcomed By his nlends hers. Ne z II
sttendance On the BAPtie convoot10nA and Nv
efncaate here next sunday.
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IGOR sALE-FINE LOTS. 4O1l5O. ON 7TH ST
II extended east side near Whitney ave street cars
rs. for business Residences no better prorertv
has substantial value in that vicinity: al low riee
anh al tes3lls GEO. ". LISkINS.
AN-ht 18th sta
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senator lngaIIs ON Democracy.
his SPEECH AT THE RECEPTION GIVEN TO HIN AT II
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE HOUSE

HIS SPEECH AT THE RECEPTION GIVEN TO HIN AT THE
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE HOUSE
The republicans gave grand reception TO Sena-
tor Ingalls, at the League Club House last night The
club-rooms were decorated with flowers and flags.
Many OF the most distinguished republicans at
present In the capital. and their wives and daugh-
tiers, were present, and there was not room In The
building for ali who came. Gen. Beale presided.
Before the speaking began each OF the guests was
presented TO Mr.. Ingalls, Speeches were made by
Representative johnson, or Indiana; Senator In
gals senator sherman, Representative Perkins,
Hon. Frederick Douglass and Mr.. Simon Wolf. The
speech OF the evening was, OF course, that OF Mr..
ingalls,. He said that the democratic party
fatigued public contempt and Indignation. zap
plause.l II was lot party, out an Organization
OF vice, imDeciliIy, cowardce and disloyalty. Jap
plause.l IL was simply the compost heap OF
American politics, renewed appausel and the
worn out dogmas and cast-on and abandoned
articles OF political clothing which were thrown
into The and alleys OF civilization constituted
to-day its chosen treasure. lApplauSel. IL con-
structed its platforms out OF slavery and secession
state rights, the rag baby and free trade, and IL
was not strange that party so constituted should
possess such a leader. GApplausel. III there was
nythiDg the democratic party was afraid OF IL
was the truth. No man could be blamed for get
ting angry on being called a democrat. No vitu.
peration or inyectiye was so dreadful TO them as
The TRUTH and IL therefore not surprising that
they new into spasms OF Indignation when the
plain facts OF history were recorded against them,
nor that their only answer was TO reply In the
language OF the pothouse and saloon. lAppla0e.l
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NEW YORK, May 16, IL a.m.-The stock market
was quiet and irregular at the opening this morn
Ing and though the advances shown by first
prices were rather more numerous, the declines
were most important Jersey Central being down
y and Omaha y per cent. The animation shown
was eonnned 70 New England, Reading, Oregon
Transcontinental, Union Pacific and ST. Paul, the
remainder being dull or stagnant The move
ments IN the List were entirely lnslgnlncant being
New England and Richmond and West Point, each
OF which were weak In the early dealings, and de-
existed later In the hour, however, and q general
Improvement took place, but there was no feature
to The dealings, and at IL O'Clock the market was
| AU1lr
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yVRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
Il PROVED REAL ESTATE, SITUATE AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON, D c..
CONTAINING 7,312H SQUARE FEET OF
GROUND, MORE OR LESS WITH A LARGE
AND COMMODIOUs DWELLING HOUSE
THEREON.
By virtue of a deed of trust from william F. Mat
tinEly and wife to us. dated the third day of June
1885, and recorded in Liber No 1ls2. folio 453. ct
seq of the land records of the District of Column
bs. and at the written request of the holder of the
notes secured thereby will sell at public auction in
front of the premises. WEDNESDAY, THE
TwENTY-THIRD DAY OF MAY, 1885, AT FOUR
AND A-HALF O'CLOCK r ~. the following described
real estate situate in the city Of Washington.
d. C., to wit: All of lots 90. 81 and
81, of Shedd's subdivision of square 1875.
as per plat recorded in Liber W. F., folio 172, Of
the records of the surveyors Office of the District of
Columbia and the north 81 feet inches by the full
width of lot ID. of Robesons subdivision of part of
said square recorded in book H. folio 102 Of said
surveyors Office records making in all 1927 (seven
thousand three hundred and twelve and one-halD
square feet of ground less. The dwelling
constructed about four years ago according to sp-
proved plans. and the property altogether of
most desirable in Washington.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in equal
payments Of six twelve and eighteen months respec-
lively with notes for credit payments interest
from day OF sale. payable serni-annually at six per
cent per annun and to be by of trust on
the property sold all cash at option of purchaser
deposit of $1,000 will be required at the time Of
sale. Terms Of sale to be complied with within ten
days from the day of SALE otherwise the property will
been sold at risk and cost of defauting purchaser All
conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost
John John, "A > j. e esn~" Trustees.
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&C AAn-wE HAVE $4,000 To LOAN AT q
SCsOOV Per cent for two. three i've years.
On real estate security no commission charged.
A p. HILL & Co,
nyll-9W l.SSS r st
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auotionesr.
VERY VALUABLE THREE-sTOAY AND BASE
MENT BRICK RESIDENCE, No 1l2l FOUR

TENTH STREET, OPPOSITE TIE PORT.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY FIRST
1883, a. HALF-PAsT, FOUR O'CLOCK. In front q
247 having front Of p feet inches by depth Of
30 feet to an alley, improved BY three-story and
basement residence, containing about Is rooms with
street, opposite the Portland
Terms: one-third cash; balance in one and two
years. with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed of trust on the property. All conveysncine and
recording at purchasers cost $500 deposit win be
nv THOMA nOWT Ano
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District GOvernmeae Affair."
THE RRIGHTwo0D RAILROAD BIII.

The Commissioners have written 70 Senator
Harris In relation TO senate bill TO incorporate the
Brightwood Railway Co., saying that they see no
objection TO the construction OF such q railroad,
provided its location within the limits OF the Dis
trct Is subject 70 such conditions they may I'm.
pose. They say that such restriction is necessary,
since the road has width OF only so feet from
Boundary street for some distance northward.
The bill they think, should contain supulations,
as to paving between the tracks should name tbs
motive power to be employed, &C.
POLICE CHANGE.
The resignation OF ID. j. Sheehan as q private on
the police force has been accepted, and Eugene
Trainor appointed 10 MI the vacancy.
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nUNcANsON BROS, Auct,oneers,

WILL 81 FOUND MANI. FiNk FLOOR sPEGf.
TIFQL LANDSCAPES AND MARINE Places,
GHoicE coffE6TfoN Of "a ARTISTIC 0s sTNfH
ENGRAYINGA AND TO BE PERKMPTORiIY
On MONDAY, NAY.TWENTY-FIRsT. commsncips
nELEvEl n AND THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ Ne
VAL sell within our ealesrooms. 9th and d streets
northwest the above choice collection Of Steel Engray.
tnsa 70 which We respectfully invite the attention Of
buyers.
NOW on exhibition. mlS-2t
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TTNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.
1kGSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, No. 1851 STREET NORTH

BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated the Sd day Of
March 1887. and duly recorded In LDer No. l245.
t.ict Of Columbia the undersigned trustees will offer
at public sale, on WEDNESDAY,, MAY SIXTEENTH,
1883, At SIX O'CLOCK NJ. in front Of the premises.
the following described property; All that certain
100, IN brsinard II Warmers subdivision Of certain
9ss 10 square No 100 beginning for the same on
due east IRON the Of said square and
running thence north ninety ve feet six inches 70
alley thence east eighteen feet nine inches thence
south feet six inches TO street and thence
TO the place OF besinninF together with the improve
brick dwelling with bay window and back building
Terms: One-third cash. the residue in two equal
ments II and two years. with notes bearing
teret and secured by deed Of trust the property
solo or all cash, q purchasers option. Al convey.
posit VIII be required ct the time Of sale.
WILLIAM J. WARREN, r~-.x.
my2-dkds wAVERLEY D. DRINKARD.l irus'o~
R-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, MAY TWENTY-EI6HTH, SANE HOUH
AND PLACE, oy order Of the trustees.
m "A A Anal
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TH, EnrrRE
TEE EMPIRE
THE EMPIRE
THE EMPIRE

OF China has 900 900 population: Inds has $50.
100000: Russia Europe. 7s.500000 Great Britain
and Ireland 34.s62.000; United States and Alaska
So &c. 600 while the New England States have 40l0
1885, every of whom step into the nearest Gro
GERS and Druggists and buy the O. q. Taylor WHISKY
which the hast and purest Tor medicinal PURPOSES.
1t is bottled by C. III. GRAVES & SONS. Boston. who
guarantees lite superiority.
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The Death Record.

During the twenty -four hurs ending at O'Clock
deaths were reported TO the health oflice as fol-
lows: Mary j. conway, colored, nifty years; Mary
Candy colored twenty two years; James Barber,
colored, fourteen days; Charlie Peters, colored,
one year; Jacob Tyree, colored, seven days; Mary
Karr, white. two years: Willie Chase. coiored,
nine mOnths
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|" THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of the rain until MONDAY, MAY TWENTY.
FIRST INSTANT, at the same hour aud place.
ny1S-d&ds WILLIAM W. BOAkMAN
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Tar "Brsr Tox1o
A Concentrated Liquid Extract Of MALT and HOPS
Manufactured by speciality department.
PHI. BEST BREWING ooMPANxl
Aids Digestion
Cures DyspepsiA
Strengthens the System:
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Priceless 10 Nursing AothsrA
Recommended BIZ Eminent PhysaossnA
~ For sale by all DruegsstA million

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At wANAMAKERs more BOOKS srs soid over the
countsr than any other house between ths ocsans
Timely worhu on Agriculture and Hortsculturs. o
Franklin SQUARE Standard and MiscellAnecus Works
bound and unbound: and aAanost any printed thing
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Tbs pssoss always fakE end sny sstabls Deok u
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Whist Jon want 70 know Of ths latest boohs snd ths
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N RIED.

. sMITH-EGLEs1oN On Thursday. May II, 1855.
BY the Rev. Nsthl H. kleston the resldsnce Of
Ykk E6I.EsTON, daughter Of the oiiciatins clervy-
A. q
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RoBBERIEs RKPoRrKD.-Remus r. Foster No
20s9 Y street northwest, reports that some days
ago be left lady's gold watch on his desk In the
War Department, ana when he returned it Was
gone.-Ars Z. p. Barnes, No 3.se & street north
west. reports stolen from her daus hters room e2s
worth OF clothing.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 10 Henry
Thomas and Maria Fletcher; Thos II. Edwards
ana vannie E Brown, both OF Barboursville, Va
Herman Landy and Sophie Cohen
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SENATOR'S or THAT PARTv CONSIDER THE fARrfF
QUESTION AND THE FISHERIES TREATY.
Republican senators held along caucus to-day, In
respect TO which they are unusually reticent. II
was called at the request OF senator Edmunds
Senators who showed themselves outside the
caucus room were extremely reticent as TO the
subject under consideration. In reply 10 QueS-
tons OF a STAR reporter one senator said the
caucus was called TO unite the republicans against
the fishery treaty. Another Senator said the
fishery treaty was only an "incident"
From the best Information TIE STAR reporter
could get the tarin question the chief topic OF
discussion. The members OF the republican caucus
committee OF the House asked the members OF the
Senate caucus committee for advice TO the ac-
vote upon the tariff question without the
delay OF considering the bill by sections The re-
publican senators who constitute the caucus COM
mittee were not disposed TO advise upon their ow
responsibility, ana hence a caucus was called.
The fishery treaty and the importance OF rejecting
1t did claim attention, but it appears that the
tartn received more careful consideration.
so lar as could be learned after the caucus
adjourned, there was a general discus
sion OF the tarir, including the probability
what the republicans ought 10 do. Nearly all the
Senators present. and the caucus was largely at
tended, had something TO say. It was said that
TO the tariff It. was decided leave the decision
10 the republican majority OF the finance commit
tee.
After all the discussion which included politics
generally, as yell as order OF business, no
positive decision was reached upon the
main question. The caucus committee
will confer With the House caucus committee
as TO what had better be done In the
stltute for the Mills bill
The caucus adjourned TIL Tuesday.
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JAMES & SoS sS 81 \ nv. Trustee.
Room 20 LsDroit Buildne
N.Y. -eod&ds THO6 DOWLIN(3 AucA
TRUsTEE's SALE OF THAT YALUABLE I'M
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE - 80

RHODE ISLAND AVENUE.
By virtue Of an order made by the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia ON the 18th day Of ApriL
bush ct al are complainants and Lewis stanton et
pre aas en- S F iGE @ Il oq e The
SATURDAY, THE TwENTY.sIxTH DAY OF MAY,
subdivision of certain in square one hundred snd
nine Q5g in wsshingtol city; Said lot fronts
back han sverage depth Of about $50 test 70 a
suey AZ nimproyed BY . thrse.story and basement
Details = 70 rooms &c. viii be given q tie sale.
two equal fnstailmsnts payable in twelve and tSSx1
four months respectvsiy from day q sale: the az.
the properly sold and to bear Interest q the rate 81 N
9 SsT cent HeE nsHSnHN psysble Penannnay AeA
the terms q sale p not compiled With IN Zen DAY.
ssyn aAy h % ~ Trusess ths sght p
AL conveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
JOHN 9. AxkHp Tr.essa
DuNCANsoN HRos. Auotaopssro0o y 1tn q ~
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JUICE MILLER and Mr.. Jas. l. Norris called on
the President this afternoon and thanked him for
the appointment OF Mr.. Miller as judge OF the
Police Court.
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SPECIAL POLICEMEN FoR THE TKEAsrKY.-chief
Clerk foumans has requested the District CON-
missionefs to swear in as special police without
additional compensation, such OF the watchmen of
the Treasury Department as he may designate. He
also asks that they furnish the DEPARTMENT with
key 70 the patrol box and police telephone
located on the southeast corner OF PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and 18th street northwest, 50 that In case
an arrest Is made proper disposition may be
made % the prisoner.
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Nevada Democratic Convention.

VIRGINIA, New, May l6.-The democratic state
convention last evening adopted a platform en-
dorsing President Cleveland, calling for free coin
age OF silver, general free trade, and deDOuncing
the surplus. 1t also contains an anti-immtgraton
plank The delegates to the national convention
are: Ex-senator j. q. Fair, N. W. Mason, j. w.
Dorsey, Geo. Ernst, J. & Mooney, and b. Garragen;
presidential electors: Theodore Winters, J. Har-
dino. @. Thomas. Congressman Geo. w. H. Cassidy
was renominated by exclamation.
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Capitol Topics.

Mr.. Mckinley completed his tariff speech in the
House at 2:3O O'Clock, and he was enthusiastically
applauded and congratulated by his party collea-
CUES. He was followed by MI. Breckenridge, OF
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JOHN A. j. CRESWEIL4
AUSTIN p. BROWN, trustees
m11-10t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctions

VNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF F0uRAND-A-HAIF AND d
STREETS NORTHWEST, KNOWN AS THE
BRADLEY BUILDING, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
FOURTH, 1883. at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK,
in front of the premises, shall offer for SALE public
auction part Of lot 21. in square 400 fronting about
50 feet on \ street by about 73 Pig feet street.
containing 64 square feet Of land more or less 1t
Is improved by large substantial four-story brick
building, suitable for offices and business purposes
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, balance in one and
two from day of sale, with interest the
ferred Payments at u cent per annum. payable
selniannually. Deposit OF $500 will bs required at
time of sale. and recording of
purchaser. HATTERSLY W. TALBOT,
Trustee under will Of joseph H. Bradley, deceased.
mylJ-dkds
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TIE Two TREASURY DEPARTMENT wArcHNxS
who were yesterday recommended for dismissal
were to-day given another trial by Acting secre-
tary Thompson.
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Wills Filed.

The viii OF the late Col Lorenzo sitgreaves was
nled to-day. He names his wife executrix and
beQueaths her all his estate. and IN case " bef
death he leaves the estate 10 his daughter.
The viii OF the late Hiram ~ Iitchfeld filed To-
day names Jas. T. Petty executor. and leaves
him his certificate In the Covenant Mutual Relief
Association Of Galesburu In
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A Coon INVESTMENT.

Health and Happiness come 10 Al Who psrs;ss
entity use Ayers ssrsaparillA This powerful
altssAtivs effects In Tie systsm change that
seems little short Of miraculous No medic.pe
has been In such universal demand for years
0iys IL trial.
III any one SUFFERING from general debility.
want Of appetite. depression Of spirits snd las
situds. win use Ayers sarsaparilla. I am coan-
dent cure win result for have ussd IL and
spsak from experience. II 10 BY far the bsss
remedy ever knsv.s-R. o. L0rins. Bronktou.
Aasa
AYERS SARsAPARILLA
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Sold By all Drussists. trice 81; six bottles, sS.
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