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CORNER OF SEVENTEENTH AND CGRCORHN
STREETS NORTHWEST
~ virtue q deed of trust recorded in Iiber No
iono OF seq one Of the land records for the
District 3f Columbia and st the Of the party
Premsises on TINS M0NDAh, The Third DAY OF SEP
iEMBER, 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK =. NJ, the follow
ns dsscr6ed real estate situate IN the city Of Wash
parcel Of land and premises known and described
division OF certain lots IN square numbered hun
ored and seventy 070 said subdivision Is re-
corded IN BOOK IL page l01 of the records the
vey9rs office Of said District improved by brick
resdence subject to certain deed of dated July
20 1885 to secure $4,000 five after date, with
interest at the rate Of per centrum per annu. pay
able semi annually.
Terms Of SALE One-third cash, and the balance in
one and two years from date Of sale with interest
the rate Of six centum per anEuin payable semi
annually. secured by deed Of trust the property
sold OF cash. at the option Of the purchaser de-
post Of $50 viii be required at time Of sale All
Gonveyanc1ng and recording at purchasers cost
Terms Of sale 70 be complied With in htteen days
the Will be resold at the rsk and cost Of
JAMES h. MARI,
au23-eod&ds SAMUEL A. DRURY, Trustees.
eR-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of the weather to THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
SIXTH, 1888, same hour and place
sea s sAMGi 4 n MA bHRif,Ry Trustees.
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The District In Congress.

BILL PROVIDING THAT ALL STREET CARS SHALL
BE DRAWN By TWO HORSES
Mr.. Oates called up In the House to-day the bill
to punish, by lne and Imprisonment all cruelty to
animals In the District OF Columbia ahd the terri
tories. Mr.. Bland, of Missouri, introduced
an amendment declaring that IL should be unlaw-
fu to use less than two horses TO street car the
District OF Columbia, and that the driving OF one
horse to car should be su1cient evidenced over
loading.
Mr.. Bland said that there was no worse cruelty
to animals than could ce seen In this city every
day, In the use OF one horse TO draw q street car.
He had seen one horse whipped up TO draw q big
loaded car. IL was disgrace to the city and TO
Congress.
The amendment was adopted and the bill was
passed.
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cnAnaB or DESTROYING PRzvAm rnorumry DIE
MmGEp.
THIS morning IN the Police Court Philip p. Rauss
and Millard =. Peake were plsced on trial charged
with destroying private property-the door OF
house No HOS Park Placa MIA Eiixabsth Wood,
the occupant OF the house. testaned that Dr. Grow,
who lives In the house, was az the mont door re-
pairing the bell when Mr.. Rauss appeared with
copy Of TIE srAn In his hand and said that he
business The doctor invited INN into the
parlor, and In O few minutes the doctor
came aiter her 70 can 2 police oiiicer: The men
and were tearing up the mating and removing
the furniture when she returned When qucs-
anita witness SAID that abe purchased $50 worth
Of furniture In December and was 20 pay $40 per
month. Thus far she has paid sl7. she had pur.
houses under the name Of MIS- Duian, which
10 her maiden name; also under the name OF MIA
ses sS se9
name, and also under the name OF Mrs Wilson.
she said that she advertised under the name OF
phsacan ~ Sss never STUDIED medicine and
cannot read or write. Witness SAID that the men
stripped the parior OF its furniture. and also took
sns sa sna, M sSs so sn but
use It
DR.: selden W. CROW TESTIFIED that after he in:
learned what he wanted be went out 70 tell MIS-
wood 10 20 for an officer. When he returned, he
salo tnere were fourteen roughs In the room tear-
Ing up everything. Witness said that he pur-
CHASED goods from Mr.. Rause and signed his pro
Iesslonal name, "Dr. Selden" He did not zee
either OF the defendants break the doors open.
MI. Peake denied that he or any OF the men
oroke any door In the house. Mra Wood, he said,
smssneo valuable glass In buffet which they
yook, and she g0t an axe TO break some OF their
neaaS out oid not succeed Nj. Rause gave SINH
lar testimony.
The Judge sa,a he ala not think that there was
sumcient proof 70 show that the defendant broke
the ooorS and the case was dismissed
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The Jury Could Not Agree.

BANGOR, NE, Sept. THE jury In the case Of
clerk, jeremiah Sinclair, last June, after be-
ing out seventeen hours, reported that they could
not agree, and were discharged. Sellon was al
lowed to 60 under s., 900 bail.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctionsers.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF FURNITURE, MODELS,
THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT, SOUTHEAST
CORNER NINTH AND g STREETS NORTH
On FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER SEVENTH,
1883, at TWELVE O'CLOCK M, we will sell st the
Interior Department miscellaneous collection Of con.
demned goods
Terms cash, al
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PlMPLES. Blackheads. Chapped and Oily Skin pre-.
vented by CuTIcURA INDICATED soar. se4,5,7,8
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Overhead wires Again.

Overhead Wires Again.
THE SUBJECT GOES OVER IN THE SENATE UNTIL TO
MORROW.
In the Senate this afternoon Mr.. Farwen called
up the resolution from the Senate District CON-
mittee directing the Commissioners TO revoke any
permit granted for the erection OF overhead wires
He said that the committee had unanimously
ordered the resolution reported adversely.
Mr.. Teller objected to its consideration because
Senator Edmunds was absent
Mr.. Hoar said II would not do to wait for the re-
turn OF Senator Edmunds, as the company are
anxious to go on with the construction OF the
railroad. Mr.. Farwen then gave notice thai he
would call 1t up tomorrow.
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koHaE W. sTICKNEY. Auct;SRssr
TkUSTEEy SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
PROPERTY NEAR THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
s16H s nSD 81 sEn M 4NR SN THE re
BY virtue Of three deeds Of trust recorded in Liber
1910 folio 46s Ct seq and Laber 1881, folio 2O6 ct
the land Records Of the District OF Columbia viii
1fe5 for sale il front q the premises On THURS
property, situats in the city of Washington. D. c.:
The east ave Coy feet Of Lot No. sixteen 6 and the
west forty (40) feet x 90 inches Of Lot No.
7 in square No. 55a and the south thirty SIX (36)
feet front Of Lot No twenty CID In said sQuare
No. 553 said part Of lot "a hsvings twostory frame
Terms Of sale: One third cash. balance in six and
twelve months with interest 1t . per cent payable
semi-annually. secured by deed Of trust upon the
chassr A deposit Of ef00 viii be required on each
lot ct the time Of sale. All convsyancing as pur-
chssers cost Terms to be complied With In ten days
fson DAY Of ;sls otheryss the trustee the
after nvs dAys prsyi9us notice IN the Even
1 ssuass7I.;5o.sl.4s Trustee.
IL no WHOM IL NAY CONCERN: NOTICE Is
HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE FOLLOWING GOOpS
Will ~ s2tn T3 RAY sT4EAGE CHANGES on
menctns ct TEN O'CLOCK. A. n. within my sales
rooms cS5nsF Isnn.yiv.11is aysnns AID l1;h street
Wise, drn tsbis With Wise. pair shssrs trunf
and contsnts Of drsvsrsl sstchsl and contents
sa$0-izt THOAAs DOWLING. Anctioneer.
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DR.. stratton, sanitary inspector OF trains A.
irving here from the South, reports that all South
ern trains were inspected yesterday. None OF the
passengers stopped in this city. There was one
gentleman and his wife, OF Jacksonville, direct
from Camp Perry, bound for New York. Tne gen.
tleman stated that be was q druggist In Jackson
vile, and that his wife had nursed yellow fever
patients. There was also q lady from Pensacola
on her way to New York. These were all the
persons who arrived here during the day from
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fkoBABLY STARTED BY CHuD-The alarm OF
nfe ABOUT 1 20 to-day was IrOln DOx Ala and the
nre was a house In rear OF 7l6 X street southwest
Ihere was NO one home excepting a small child
Mno. - Thought, set the place on IRE by play
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A Cotton Broker Fails,
NEW YORK, sept. 4-Tne SUSPENSION of w. L.
Williams, a cotton broker, was announced on the
floor OF the Cotton Exchange to-day.
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GEN. HARRISON GOING HOME.

He Leaves Toledo This Morning and
Makes a Three.HOufs' Stop at Fort
Wayne.
TOLEDO. Sept. 4-Gen. Harrison and party started
for Indianapolis this morning at 1920 via the
wabash Railway. A crowd OF between
two and three hundred congregaJed at
the depot to see the distinguished party Oh. The
general left the cummings residence about 8
O'Clock, accompanied by Hon. VIM. Cummings,
Judge Cummings and daughter, and John Berdan.
A committee Of fifteen prominent republicans from
Eort wayne, headed Dy Lieut.. GOV. Robertson and
the general to that city, and acquaint him with
the arrangements that had been made for his re-
ceptiOn there this afternoon. When the Wabash
train reaches Fort Wayne, at so pm, Gen. Har-
rsOn and his party will be taken In charge by the
local committee. He will spend three hours In
Fort Wayne and make a speech. The party will
proceed TO Indianapolis by special train.
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baltimore uaPkoe~.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Sept. 4. - yirsinia SKIES, con-
soidated 81 ~ past due coupons "a; do ten-forties
353s; do new threes. 65k bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. MD. Sept. 4;1Cotton. duh and nomi:
arm. Whest-southsIn steady and hrm; Fqits. $50
No winter red spot. 97Ns9s SeptsmbeE o7,la9s
southern quiet and steady; white 56.57 yellow, S.
so6h: western; quiet and cay; mixed spot 90 bid;
46N Oats. quiet and steady southern and Penn.
sylvania, 3Ia34; western white, 3.a:34 western
mixed. 2sa31; hye; Arm and higheE; 5Ss60; Hay.
dull - prime to choice western 16.OOa16 So Pro.
visions. steady and unchanged Petroleum. steady
refined. *. Conee, quietTRio cargoes fair. IAN.
lgSa iss: freashss TO MysrpSol per steamed MONT.
grain, Sd Recsipts = nou1: 1000 barrels; wheat,
bushels; rye, 2.0OO bushels; shipments-hour, II,
600 barrels wheat W, 900 bushelH Sales-wheat
400, 600 bushels; corn. 1000 bushels.
ChicagO Markets.
CHICAGO. Sept 4..Octoper Cables reported show
cry weather in England. Wheat opened weak and ka3
lower september being anotsd at 94h Octob.r. 93xi
higher, ct ~; octoRer pore 81 lover g 100;
AO7k
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A Young Married WOman's Troubles.
MARRIED. At TIE AGE OF FIFTEEN YKARs, SIZE NOW
SEEKS DIVORCE.

GA COX to-day nled bill for divorce In the
name of Catherine Shedd against Samuel II. shedd.
they were married August 2. 1855. and have one
child about nftsen months old. She states that
she was ct the time Of their marriage scarcely
tifueen Years old ana In the absence OF her mother
she was married after short acquaintance;
was an honest tailor, and on the night Of
their marriage she found he had no place 70 take
her and no money TO pay for Q room and bed and
70 hide her shame she remained out Of doors with
him three nights, and then went to her brothers
house, where thel remained three months, but
her husband paid no board, and, 70 add 70 her
misery, he abused her, insulted her, and threat
ened 70 shoot her. She states that she nnally oh
tanned employment - . servant and while walk
ing with lady on the street he came upon her,
cursed her, drew pistol and threatened 70 SHOOT
her, when . bystander tnterIered, and her CON-
panion tainted. she charges that short time
afterward he came TO her place OF employment
and strnck her Q. terrible blow In the face. She
states that three months after marriage she heard
that he had been In jail four months Tor stealing
irmed thief and desperado and she refused 70 &c
cept money from him, believing u 20 b the pro
ceeds Of crime. She also charges him with aoul.
terv with Mamie Mehymer, and ask1 70 resume bel
maiden name Of Katie Shirley.
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TIE GEsu1xr
20 II ANN uOF F'S
MALT EXTRACT
- the
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for Impaired Digestion. DyspepsiA convalssosno&
Weak Children. and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW. SAYS or
IT: Suffering from attack Of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion. from inability to appropriate food tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Hods Malt Extraot
swinssla:sful three times day Its use aSollewsd
gested properly. g. There appeared an Increased
p9wer OF evolving animal hest and Atortng up fat
Of Johann H9n" on the neck OF every bottla Al
others worthless tunitAtiona
JOHANN HOFF, Berlin and Vienna New York
Once: q Barclay st. js3-tu,th
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOsALS FOR IMPROVING CHAPLIN AND
Il SrOUGHrON sTREETS.-OFFIcE OF THE Com
MIssrosERs D. C.. WAsHINGToS, August 30, 1885,
sealed proposals will be received at this office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. SATURDAY. SEPTEM-
of Chaplin and Stoughton streets with curb
and srsnite-block pavement Blank form Of proposals
and Specifications obtained this oifice upon
apph alton Therefor together with all the ssary
Information. and bids upon these forms only Will
considered The right is reserved to rel ct and all
buds parts of bids. ". Il WEBB. 5. Z WHEAT
au3O-6t
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A Campaign story Dispr0ved.
NO coLoRKD MEN SENT FROM WARRINGTON no yorI

The democratic managers were recently some
what excited at the receipt Of Information that
several hundred colored men, collected In and
about Washington, had been sent to West Viz
GINA ostensibly to work on q railroad, but that
the real purpose was to locate them and vote
them for the republican ticket. The matter was
Immediately investigated by the democrats and
they learned that several carloads OF cOlored
laoorerS from washington passed through West
Virginia and into Pennsylvania where they are
actually at work on q railroad.
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Tar CORNELL University CREw
INCREASED INTEREST IN BOAT RACING-IT
DANGERS LES6ENED-AN EXAMPLE
OF OVERLAPPING.

The following letter speaks for itself. and il one
the Of unsolicited testimonials daily receive
by me:
zETA PSI HALL CORNELL gNIySERssJJY.,
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Admissible sx,stsnoe whsn ssw bodies II
Ay~s sauspaxilla would csrtairly give shs
strength and energy you need, Thousands ses
Vsovins ID virtues daily. 30 may you Ma
Alice west Of Jefferson. ". Va. writes: Il w.
Ill run down bsfors began 10 take Aysr's sar-
sspssn1A. but am now gaining In strength svsxy
day.
Being very weak and despondens AFTER . loea
Illness. tried Ayers ssrsaparilla. and two bot
tss nave restored me 10 my former health.
Mis Blanche q. Browneu. Boyiston Pisce.
Bosom.
AYERS sARSAPARILLA,
Prepared By Dr.. J. @ Aver Co, Lowell. Masa.
Sold By al Druesists. Price. q; six bot1lss. s5.
WORTH o5 A BOTTLE
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market,
The following are opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market ~ Jported BY special
wire to Cors0n and Mccartney. j. AZ II street.
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RoBERT vosE 4 CO.. Auctionesr-

On SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER EIGHTH at FIVE
O'CLOCK we will offer for sale the south portion
Chichester situated on morris Road" 80 called In
AnaGosua. containing 6S-100 acres, improved by a
small frame dwelling. An excellent Chance for An In
vestlnent Is here offered
Quired '-' ~~~o NSkosi
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A Row at the Meeting At WreXham
Interrupts HIS Speech.
LONDON, Sept. AIR. Gladstone went to Wrex-
ham to-day 10 address meeting Of liberals. The
meeting was held in public hall
After Mr.. Gladstone had begun to speak
he found that his audience was not alto
gether q friendly one. When one portion of the
This led TO an upr0ar, and for time the greatest
confusion reigned. Mr.. Gladstone stopped speak,
Ing, and was not able TO resume for fully ive min
uteS. The trouble was due more to local Jeal-
0usies than to opposition to MI. Gladstone.
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Caspar Cook, coloped boy, pleaoed guilty IN
the Police Court this afternoon % charge q rub
Ding the stable OF Charles Goode and wnS hsao fog
the action q the grand Jug.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctionsel
VNRUSTEE,s AUCTION SALE OF "PECKATONE,'
IL SITUATED ON THE POTOMAC RIVER II
MESTMORELAND COUNTY. VA. OPPOSITE

WIS TEMx9Ik s;LL1AND COUNTY. Va. oPPosIfE
In pursuance a deed of trust dated July l6 1885,
OF record in the clerks Office Of the County Court OF
Mestmore.and County. D. b. 45, page 470, executed
~ horace b. Kirkwood to the undersigned ~ trustee
n ORDER 70 secure the payment of note for 81 $500
gen py MIN to John A Lynham esq, for the deferred
instaiment Of purchase money of the above Nance.
lsrm said kirkwood having made default In the pay
9uessed that sad deed be enforced, shall, on
WEDNESDAY,. THE FIFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1883,
proceed to sell said farm. Peckatone with all the i'm
provemens thereon, to the highest bidder, ct public
auction, upon the premises, at TWELVE O'CLOCK M
While II Is believed that the title to said property is
perfect acting trustee shall sell only such title as
was vested In by the deed of trust aforesaid and
sna convey the same to the purchaser with special
warranty. Peckatone 10 one OF the oldest and best
tnown plantations the lower Potomac. containing
large brick residence, was burned down about year
$50 but the walls are still standing and from them
there could be easily gotten sucient number Of bricks
20 erect modern style DWELLING with rooms enough
io4 any ordinary family there also several OUT
hoysee on the place. one Of which might be epnverted
inr0 neat and comfortable residence at trig cost
nus property will be sold at the time named above
snout regard to weather. and the purchaser Will be
se9ured % comply on the spot or give satisfactory
Terms: or cash to al amount sufficient to pay the
coss OF sale ana the note aforesaid OF g. $780, with
~ the rate OF six cent from July 10TH 1885,
III Gay Of sale, and as to the remainder upon such
terms as the said H. Kirkwood shall name or upon
ps ialure upon such terms the trustee shal deem
pest. 70 pc announced at the sale.
.u24.10t :. THOMPSON BROWN. Trustee
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THE SENATE TARIFF BILL
It Is said at the Capitol that the republican men,
bers OF the finance committee ere busily prepar-
ing their tariff bill In order TO have 1t ready to be
reported next week.
CHIEF AND ASSISTANT CHIEF OF THE PRINTING BUREAU.
Mr.. Foran has introduced, as o separate bill, in
the House the second section that was stricken
from the bill that passed the House on the Goth
ult providing against the use of steam presses In
the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing. This bill
provides that the chief and assistant chief OF the
Bureau shall be either practical engravers or
TIE ANrI-cHNsss BILL
The Senate this afternoon resumed consdera-
ton Of the House bill to restrict Chinese immigra-
SENATOR cuILoNs TRUST BILL
The bill to suppress trusts, introduced by Sena-
tor Cullom to-day, proposes the seizure and for
fixture Of all shares OF stock and all property used
in furtherance Of the purposes OF q trust Another
new feature Is the provision OF the last section
fhat n any scSn a. Ss or sun II equity In the
terested In the prosecution Of the case Is member
or agent Of q trust, or that the cause OF action
grows out OF some transaction OF q trust may be
pleaded In bar or In abatement
PARTIAL AGRK4NINT OF THE CoNFIRIRs ON THE
ARMY BILL.
The conference committee OF the House and Sen
ate on the Army bill met this morning and agreed
70 report partial agreement to the two houses
relating TO ordnance. Upon these amendments
the Senate conferees insist and the House Will
not YIELD II Is understood that the DISAGREEMENT
acted upon In accord by both houses.
Society Notes.
Major and Mrs. Goodloe have returned from Q
trip to the Maine coast and are now at their coun-
try place In Maryland.
Mrs. Mannypenny is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Greer, in their new homA 1888 p street.
Miss Maus Of Rockville. whose illness prevented
brilliant event. IS sim lying In critical state
MrA John 8. Williams has gone TO Indiana for Q
vacation trip
MrA Cummings who Is quite q society favor
tie here will spend this winter with her cousin,
Mrs Justice Blatchford.
The Turkish minister IL ct Newport
Mr.. and Mrs ]. b. Oberiy are ct Berkeley Springs
Mrs Frank B. LOrng returned on Saturday from
Richneld Springs, where she spent the month OF
august, and leit yesterday with her children for
Warm Springs. Va
Mr.. ana Ma b. J. spooner have returned from
Berkeley Springs
city from Oakland, No, to her apartments In the
MI. 4. F. Droop will sail this month from Bremen
for New York. and win reach this city about the
LIST OF october.
The Misses Florence and Laura Livingston,
Fort McHenry, are the guests OF Gen. and Ma
Gibson, at washington Barracka
The wedding OF Miss winonie Holland, OF this
city and nj: George T. Get, son Of e.- Represent
at the First Presoyte1an church this morning at
1890 O'Clock, Rev. d.. Campbell onlciating. Inc
moire siIf exceedingly becoming to her, and car.
RED bouquet Of white roses and ferna After
the ceremony they lsst On Northern tour. which
The family Of p Vaux an visatsnc -.a.c-~. q.
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1Hk CHocrAw CLAnA-To-day the motion In the
case OF Ward II. Lamon against Il. 9. Mckee CHE
Cnoctaw claims case) was argued on the motion Of
complainants for the attachment OF defendant for
Sonsempt In not paying e136 500 into the registry
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N00inasi0ns Today.
The President to-day sent to the Senate the Il

The President to-day sent to the Senate the fol-
lowing nominations:
Charles Z. Boyle (PANTo be chief justice OF the
Supreme Court OF the Territory Of washington
VIM Z Bond, OF North Carolina, to be collector
OF customs for the district OF Albemare, N. c.
Lieut-Col Amos 9eckwith, assistant commits
sary general, to be assistant commissary gene
raj with the rank of colonel
MAJ. Michael K Morgan, commissary OF the
subsistence, to be assistant commisSary.gene
with the rank Of neutenant-colonel
Capt Samuel +. Gushing, commissary OF subsist-
ence, 70 De commissaFy OF subsistence with the
rank OF major.
Lieut.-C Robert p. Hughes to be inspector
general with the rank OF colonel
Major George H. Burton, TO be Inspectors general
with rank OF neutenant-coioneL
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hk Icons PILLS,
~ 81 PER BOX
aus lms lar q a NJ
he MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
~ nsss Or .an tEoubles urinary dtssasss cured
DR. poDDs NEkviNE Eo. q pcrmsnentiy oures
lose Of vitality. nervous debility. kcs
ysi sflsS iiisS 3 % :o~ ~ e. -. :saf
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TaY II,
PoND's EXTRACT ID Known sverywhsrs. and we'll
merits tts reputation - the Peoples Rsmsdy" end
Untversl Pain Destroyer" For forty years this
great vegetable compound has proved it, eescy. End
nsvsr failed 70 DO its duty when brought into Tss
~ won its greatest renowu . subduer Of all paint
snd Inflammation, and should b in every household
FUNDS ExT6ACT cures Burma SunburnA ChAdne,
AemoErhsesss etc. Ask Tor PONDS EXTRACT. Take
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WASHINGTON NEWS ASD oossIP

NO WoRD FnoH CHINA Yn.-Nothfng has yee
been received 1t the state Department N regard
70 the rejection Of the Chinese treaty.
Tn U. 8 8. ossrPEs sailed to-day nom New
port for New YORK,