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Kranko Concert.

The following excellent programme Is to b,
rendered at Hagsn's orera house Monda'
night. March 3. under the auspices of the
hranko club, OF this city:
FART FIRsT.
OVerture-"rurner's Motto. ......... Keisler
Star Band.
't'pu :''......-... --... mAi" QuhTtettr'
Messrs. Chlles. Conner, Smith ami kyland.
Prison et-''TrovRtOre ,''.... ...... Verdi.
Alto and CorDet-W. Teller and Il. YiDgling.
Dream of The Opera, - BuTrrn.
Philharmonic Society.
baritone solo. .... .-........ W Sm''h
a-Gonollers. from VeneEia Il Napoli L'rzt.
walls OPP. "a .......... &C.,. Chopin.
Piano soIo-Mrs. Ella Backus Behr
Selection -''Ollyettr,'' ......... r.. Boyer
Star Band.
Vocal SOlO-''Ea Stella" Ar,iItIl.
Miss Kate Hollis.
FART SECOND.
Andantes and WaItE-''La FavoritH -. burden
Philharmonic y Cistv.
Recitation ..........' shadow OF II Song -
Miss Sarah V. FOgieman
tornet OlO-............ Prot. y NJ Bower
Vocal Solo. .... .... THE Daisy Z"
Miss May Gibbons.
overture - ........ Verdi.
Star Band.
Selection 90. Male QuaTtette
Messrs Chiles. Conner. Smith and kyiand.
Piano Solo-Grsnd POlonaise. Il Major. List,
~ Mrs. Ella Backus Behr.
''hIanko's Favoritr,p .......... Burden.
Philharmonic Society.
Reser we'd seats will be on sale ri ROyle Il
next week.
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t SALE.

rVNhE under9isnsd. as admin E~zvUxxm
ietrator Of the estate OF W. SX&G%M
l.. and john $. Green, will sell NDSA
" public auction, to the highest 1N>~N
bidder. ~ the late residence Of RSWs3s10
said John y Green, RI miles northeast OF May.
view. Mo-. on the Davis MIL road, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1850,
the following personal property belonging TO
said estate. to Wits cOrn-i fed three-year old
Steers. ~ fat Cows, y lat BuIIs, 10 IWo-yeur-Old
Steers. 10 two-year-oid HeIfers. : Iearling Cat
tie, s Dry Cows, . Mich Cows and Calves, 70
Hogs, 9 Work Mules, 3 lhree-yrsr-old Mules
= Work Horses, | Saddle Horse 50 barrels Corn
800 bushels rhreshed Oats. Il lot OF Fsrmins
Utensils. &c.
fERMS:-All sums of SlQ aud upwards, SIX
months time. the purchaser giving note with
approved security, hearing J per cent. interest,
with Discount AT the rate of 3 per cent pei
nnnEin for CASH under slo cash before removal
o; property. Sale 10 commence At 10 u'olock
sharp GEO. b. GREEN.
leblbie Admintatrator
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THE CRADLE.

Born-Iu Higginsville. February 3. to the
wife Of Mr.. l.. w. Brelsford-s girl.
in Waterloo. February ~. to the wife
Of Mr.. W. W. " itty-s boy.
- 10 Odessa, February III. to the wife Of
Mr.SWilliam Allcorn-a boy.
Near Waterloo. February II, to the
wife Of Mr.. c. G. Braden-s girl.
in Higginsvllle, February s. To tbt
wife Of Rev. .. II. Dreyer-a boy.
- 10 Lexington township, February 10,
to the vile OF Chas. Church-a boy.
- In Independence, February ~. to III,
wife Mr.. Geo. Ward, nee Virgie HOugh-i
how.
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EXECUTRIX, NOTICE.

ETTERS documentary on the estate Of
II Hermann ItoRge. declared, were granted
10 the undersigned on the 2lst day Of January,
1880, by the probate court OF Lafayette county
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required TO exhibit them tor allowance 10
the executrik within one year after the date OF
said letters or they may be precIudsd from any
benent OF such estate; anu II such claims be not
exhibited within two years from the date OF this
publication they will be forever barred.
This 2lst day OF January 1890
LOUISE ROGGE,
lan26l6 Executrlx.
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THE monev now In naHus belonging to the
i estate of minors 10 for loan, part on prime
real estate and part on good personal security.
parties desiring TO borrow will do we'll 70 call.
ofice over L. winsor 4 Sou.
maylsi S.N WILSON,
e.hlic administrator aud ex-office Pub Chr
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EHE ALTAR.

Married-At the residence Of the brides
fsther. near Odessa, February II, Mr.. JAS.
A. GIBSON and MISS EVA BROWN.
I'm waverly. February II. by Rev. J.
v. Banks. DIR. ED. SAMUELS and Miss
NELLIE THOMAS. both OF Carroll county
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TAkEN UP

- Y Frank Milton, und posted before 6SxEtv,
ID Thos. K. ChInn. u Justice OF the kZS3|S
Lafayette county, ON the 81 day OF ,6rusfy
1870. The following described property :-One
yesrling-past heifer, rel, With white spots, nc
ear marks or brands, valued at seven dollare.
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NOTICE 80 CRY PROPERTY
OWNERS.

YOU are hereby requested by the city
L council to trim your trees on the 24Ss
line OF Sas lamps. that there he No OBJ -
structiOn 10 the light from said lamps. -
j. q. CHINN, City Marshal.
Hv order of citv counctI fablhIa
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JACK FOR SALE

have for sale n splendid young Jack,H
L hr,e Years old this sprinR. black b~
with " hIte points ,hnc size and action,
and broke i0r service. Is IN good con- lnm6s
III Ion to make O season For further partIou-
lars. inquire OF ID. l.. MITCHELL.
(ebl5% Lexington. Mo.
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EI.ECTIAN NOTICE

NOTICE Ia hereby gwen that there will be
IN held at the Business MEMS Hall, In Lex
IngtOn. Mo-, n meeting oil the stockholders OF
the Lexington Pontoon Bridge Co., at the hour
OF Ga m, Thursday. March 9th. for she pur-
pose OF eiecttng seven directors TO serve Tor the
ensuing year.
BV order OF the board. Feb. 9th, 1850.
W. u McCAUSLAND. Pres.
T.. w. LooNIs, Secretary. ieblStd
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WANTED.
HOME MONEY TO LOAN.

TWO bows TO learn carriage making. GeI man
i preferred. Must be well recommended.
feb22H ID RUSSkLL.
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FINEST Jack In Lsfay cite county for sale.
tor further particulars call ou b.. A .Chtpa u
h's shoe store, Lexington, Mo. f22t3
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TENTS.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
AuLL al n candidate for the oflce ot PTOsecu-
ting Attorney of Lafayette county. subject TO
the action oil the dem &c attic party.
ASSESSOR.
We are authorized to announce W. BOONE
N AJOR as u Candidate for the ONCE OF AssesROr
OF Lafayette county. subject to the action vi the
Democratic parry.
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
Please announces me as a candidate for re-
Domln alton rl the Off e OF Judge of Probate,
aubIect TO the will OF the democracy OF Latay-
ette county, NENOPHON RYLAND.
COUNTY CLERK.
We are authorized to announce T. THOMAS
LEE u" q candidate for County Clerk OF Lalay-
cite county. AubJect TO the action OF the demo
cratic party.
RECORDER OF DEEDS
We are authorised to announce DR.. T. IL
CHAMBERS as u candidate for the once OF
Recorder OF Deeds OF Lafayette county, subject
to the action Of the democratic party.
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SHORTS.
Read ROAs's add.

Read Rolie's add. llsf
Bargains, bargains at Buford A. Chinn's.
good goods and low prices. rIxiHs3
Come and see US. Don't forget T. 2oSle
D Son. dih1N
The most thorough and seieiegftfzFNPH' Z
on the Piano, ORGAN i9|ia Vets, fqHsss-
bass, etc., and 4. raeesy Ard HARMONY ~
mr.. sl4pfz
81 Ii aripss cough Candy, for sale
d. n tlrn1eIa.s. krocers and confectiopers.
.tsfacinted by the Western Candy Co.u
81. <ort . sons new add Is straight goods
80 /, and .aa for Yourself. Ilstf
Eoy ,our boots and shoes and hats. OF Bu-
ford A. Chinn. The best place In the Guy 10
deal. Main street opposite court house. izz'S
p, r,ous falling TO get their paper regularly
rom the carrier will greatly oblige Us oy
leaving word at this office, where O paper
will be given you and q reprimand 10 tne
carrier. II we hear no complaint, OF course
wa must conclude that the paper Is LETT WIN
due . eg ularity.
New hats Just received. Call and see tnem'
BuEord A. Chinn, Lexington, MO. rsAz
vent 70 close out the following articles
before taking stock and ouer these iA' prIee'
regardless Of cost: - 80 boys suits, IRON $40
Is wears; 40 boys overcoats, from 8 to 10
years, % double aud single breasted sack
quits, slze from 30 to ~; 100 ChinOhiila' Bea-
yer. aud Melton overcoats, Id sacks and
ulstsrettes. Please give me . call and exam
Inc these goods before buying. II. sinAner.
When IN need OF anything IN the wsv OF
head or foot wear call on Buiord A.. Chinn'
Lexington, Mo. Main street, opposite court
house. A
Pupils wanted 10 oil and china painting
pastel and crayon work. shell and wax WORK
For Information about prices or for orders
for ANYTHING In the above line amply by letter
or postal 10 Miss Sue n. Alexander. Lexing-
a.. NJ f1f
Royle's add means business. Read II. 1iSti
Any time YOU need q nice pair OF shoes sno
II IL not convenient for you to come, send me
your order and I will take pleasure IN nihng
Il. Buford A CHIN, Lexington. Mo. fx1z
wanted-A good mich COW. James ".
u.a..v feb15tf
Read Royle q Sons new add In this paper
rh.v us.n hn.,nsss. jlstf
All mall orders promptly attended TO. b.
A. CHM. I
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PUBLIC SALE.
WYE will sell at publ. auction, on
w our farm, AZ miles east OF Lex ~

iDgton, on 1
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1880,
the follo property, to- wit:-Two good
Work Mules, 5 good Brood Mares, . Work
HOrsea. I fresh Mich Cow and Calf, ST Stock
Hogs, 200 barrels of torn In CRIB, 2 Farm
Wagons. l Single Buggy and Harness.. l Check
rover, and other Farming Implementsi also
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS:-Al kums OF $40 and upward, ak
mo ths time. purchaser giving bankab,s note
bearing q per cent interest. with discount Of 8
per cent. fer cash, except hogs and corr, which
will be cold for cash without discount; Mi sams
under 80. cash before removal OF property,
Sale will commence nj 10 O'Clock shsrp.
1852 W. G. 4 X. A. WILMOT,
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10 the county and my prices are always tie
lowest. Bpfora A. CHM. f22,2
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The B. F. C. Concert and Cantata

Reserved seats will be on sale ut ROyle
Sons next week.
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
NOTEWORTHY HILLS PRESENTED ~ THE
LOWER HOUSE At ALBANY.

Albany. Feb. 20 lNpcrnh-As''molyWan NmppI''
Of Catarlgus County introduced b'll oi MY"
Importance regarding the electric IlSht com
panics and ono NAV expect that the
agent, " these companic, will shortly have interviews
with him and address 10 him powerful arguments
against the hin. Mr.. Whippl" had better not 20 Z"
Ncv, York ON saturday. a, usual. or hc NAV be- led
into temptation salamanca should nave moro 'hir"'
for him for several week, 10 come tlah the metropolis
His bill b, given in u below
section Amy municipal. fo.ron domestic puhHr or
F'''r -" 80 ..,r,l,,,o ,,,tot,inino mp
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city. on tho grounds that compensation for the
franchise provided to be paid to the city that no
definite location OK the bridge approaches was men
toned: that no provision rs To the obstruction Of
street, was made: and that no defined railroad
connection were provided for in the bill
A>scmblyman Greene Wa, the only person who
,r..cd IN favor OF the bill. The committee decided
to report the biz fayogably. amended by providing
THAI the bridge shall bc constructed with single
span over the entire river between the towers ana
piers, located between Tie shore line and tile exist
INK pier head lines IN either state, and tldt the DEuee
SHALL be- constructed at AN elevation OF at least 10
feet I'D the clear above tine level ot mean hlSl water
40 the tower, or piers and loo feet above the same
lowell at centre OF the main span, ana tla no pcr
tower other obstruction shall be b"lll IN tle river
between such shore piers.
The bill - also amended by allowing the company
c, issue O.O0O.OOO instead ~ S-ooDoOOO honds ana
providing that 100000 instead Of f-oo"V OF nc
capital Shall bo subscribed before any steps under ing
l,F shall hp taken.
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DIRECTING To coNvIcrs AS PRINTERS.

Albany. Feb. 20 D>pccian.-Mr. Ahearn' the 'o"''S
Democrat senator from New York. has oeeh n''
stirred mp hy Il report that syndicate Oh ''p"'''''
ha- been formed to equip and TT up an oiD'' ~ -
sir PRISON too bv 40 feet for carrying on general
pri1tinr cactrotyuing and stercoypIng establishment
with th, aid of convict labor The report says Udl
a contract ha, been made with the state To run thf'e
ycar for the employment in this way OF no less IMAM
ninety couvi,t, and that the safe Is 10 charge 10
ccu,7 thousand ems for corrected comp ''"'" '''''
60 cents a day for stoncmcn and pre''men. Mr..
,,,r, Inn. accordingly offered "A resolution directing
n, SUPERINTENDENT of state Prisons 10 submit copy
of thc contract 10 the senate within ten da\s. lie
has - I,rr, number of Worltuemcn IN his district.
'nonC whom ar. many printers. Every convict AT
fIn ros," h. told the senate, means the dlsplace
r.cnt of an honest ""rtW'h III Nu"lI ne lil llurc
nrodioblo for the mast printer, and their Workmen
In N,,, York To contribute 10 special tax for the
.1nuort of the convict, than 10 have this contract
ltnft
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POLICEMEN A. LIQUOR SELLERS.
\ BILL TO ST p \ >PEuFS OF BLA'hNNIN
wAEN WORDS IL THE ASSEMBLY.

Albany. Feb. 20 l~peciau-The liquor dealers ot
New ork complain that influential persons connected
with the Police Department compel them to h'F
certain brand OF VIII o,. For -cvcrl years past the
uquor dealers have l..I attempting to escape rom
this form Of blackmaI. Uut u vain. This year ~
,emhlymau Andrus. Of Buffalo. was persuaded 10 In
roduce a bill making 10 m.-dcmcanor for police
commissioner or any other person connected Win
police department. 70 have arv pccun.ary interest IN
the Manufacture or sal a. "'oNclinI liquors 100
day tai, lIii came up Tor final reading I'D inc N'-
,cmbly when Nr. And1- ,csr''d through Mt Nh'cAa'
-on, Of his fellow member, from Bufalo-tlnt many
police officers of that c'y h'd stock in cooperative
hrc,cres in that city, W. ~hoear therefore Thought
II would be a hardship 20 compel them 10 sell Their
stock Mr. Audrus replied NAT the VII hid been
recommended by the state Liquor Dealers Association
and evidently thought that this information would al
once silence any opposition Nr. Sh'""n had 10 inc
hir, but Mr.. shcehan obviously mn'h
troubled in mind and persisted In his
opposition Matthias Entrc-. another Demo'Tau'
member from Buffalo. said Thar ' Nlfor Of th1t CITY
and several member, u the Bolrt Police, rs wei A.
police captain. owned stock in t." "'rii'N' Ore"
cries and O., compel them 10 >.l % 'r Te-I~n inc"
Offices would turn things top-' turr' 30 bis CITY
Mr. ,udr., rra. ,i t,at the nc. aimed at vera
noIi,. Office, of N,,. York CITY, v.n were soliciting
for order, ior tnr Wh.,hey IN qu", 90 and tEe'e'o9'
engaged Indirectly in that "a'.. a- traffic t"'
uquor trade. VT. sullivan. of Sow iris. sad Ee MN
self WAS engaged Iu THIS "n';nl''- .'''"'' ny" ''
considered 10 .crtmatc bu-i
Mr.. Andrus withdrew his cNpr' sion. and then went
on to say that hc was surprised chat Oh" opposition
10 the bin had not developed cirl'r those uIa"liS
support from the traffic ard interested IN coNthu.
aucc Of corruption had now appeared and the oil
had touched a sore point
Mr. sullivan again arose 70 object. and MI AndrH'
rctortcd that at the last great day. no doubt before
the final bar Of Justice the jumping jack from New
York would rise To- point of order. Mr.. Audru'. con
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INDIANS DISCUSSING CITIZENSHIP.
THE TRIBES AT TUsCARoRA RESERVATION
DIVIDED n AsSENBLYSlAN wHlPPLE'S BILL

THE TRIBES AT TUsCARoRA RESERVATION
urv,nrn \ ,sSrvBLYSiAN wHIPPLE'S BILL
syracuse. y. Y. Feb 20 )specaD.-The counoiitre
If thc reservation is burning For the last ioty cjst
bonrs. while the white men in city and town nave
loon o,tlin, their political questions with the DaIot'
the indians have been debating whether or not they
nan maintain their tribal relations or become nat
urallzed citizens of the United states AsSemDNman
u.hinnle - Cattaraugls has introduced biz In the
legislature giving to the indians Of the state the rights
If citizens and the subject has been The cause OF many
povwows among the various tribes. At council
held at the Tuscaror Reservation few days aSo, the
ouestion was sharply debated. The old Indians, who
cling to pagan IDEAS opposed to II. and the cmei'
ar, cNeetng their influence in that direction Tor Az
II is worth At the Onondaga Reservation on IueS'
day the old party, headed by Daniel Laiort' took
decided stand against citizenship II was 'ldlihes
that If thy became citizens they WouM lose thon
tribal relations lose their farms and annuities and
the counclnres would become eNtinSuishcd. II mus'
be- r.n mbered that the odd Chief party is pagan 10
tle backbone and opposed to civilization even TO tho
extent of not educating the children. The Council
House VIZ, gain hcd with braves last night but TINS
time with those favoring citizenship. There Wcro
present Wallace Jamson. David Moses ana f.!ds'u.
irrntup. three big chiefs OF The lOnawahda lllOe oi
the seccas. They reinforced by Jars Fierce Oh
the Ouondagis Ihe advantage tldt would accrue To-
the people If they would gave up tnelr pas1hiSin anu
accent citizenship set forth at length by the
seneca chiefs. II appears that the tribes are aDou
evenly divided on this question The more elllehtened
81 the indians are snE their influence TO induce their
comrades 10 accept the provisions OF assembly, mau
Whpples bill. or something akin TO II. me dele
gate, from the scnecas. accompanied hy delegation
from the Ou0ndagas. started Tor Albany this AFTER
noon. Thcy will appear before the COMMITTEES on
chairman. ana will ask that the investigation now IN
prosre,, Ice stopped Mt for the present, and that
the measure before the Legislature be adopted From
Albany they Will 20 20 Newlork TO endeavor TO in
duce Gcneril f. Parker. member OF the Tonawandas,
IA uSph t-
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c.uglsSoyrP ryLoq BrYrG 4 PtpER.

Chicago F.b. 20 cpcciab.A dispatch to The
Evening journal" from Madison, Wis. says; Horace
4 Tayor. United state, Railway Commit. -ioncr. has
purcha,cd from MIR. David Atwood the entire state
Journal plant ~ this city. the on-dcration being
$4,000. Mr. Taylor viii assume charge of ih' paper
10 morrow 90 hi o1u Name L.t il b. huird Thai there
ill., , wealthy combination bacn 81 Alm. T. j. under
TODD SIR. iayor viii not take active control uhili
after the expiration of DBL tern a. RAILROAD comm
-iou,r bat an efficient corps Of editor viii bc placed
iu charge.
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CLAUS spREcKELs oy THE SUGAR DUTY.

Washington Feb. 2O.-Claus spreckcls. the " sugar
king" of the Pacific Coast. was the principal witness
before the House Committee on Ways ana Means 'i"'
morning he went over anew his no" wei KNOW"
views upon the brilliant prospects Tor the Piu' ',o"
N beet sugar i'm this country upon larger scale His
chicf object I'm oppcarns before the committee was 20
pr,t-t AGAINST the reduction Of the duty on sugar ana
his argument was based ON the ground iAat win
propcr announcement for some years the pudu' ion
If beet sugar would rapidly increase. mn thaj, WIN,
the industry was lu IT, infancy. II '"ulu i'. si'"
competition with uudufiablc sugar from oiHcF com
tr.c- he declared Dis firm belief in not only me
p-,lUity lut thc probability. that the United STATE
would hc able 20 prp1Ycc sufficient beet sugar T." sun
py the needs ~ This country and loav" surplus Dr
export. Ilc had now one beet sugar factory AZ "@-
-oHviIc CAL. and expected ro build another in case
the duty 0u sugar was not taken OIL
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THE EyGIYEER corps OF TIE NAVY.

Washington. Feb. Ex-senator Butler today miro
duccd a h providing that the active list Of the al
cnccr Corp, Of the Navy shall be composed oil "oFc
chief engineers. with the rank - captain h'e'h '''
engineers. with the rank Of commander MY HNe
chief engineers, with the rank OF lieutenant com
mander: ninety five passed assistant engineers WIN
the rank of lieutenant eighty passed assistant cs'
ucers. with the rank Of lieutenant junior grade lfiy
assistant engineers with the rank Of ensign ana a
nupbor of codat engineers with the rank Of naval
cadet. The appointments Of cadet engineers sha"
be made from the graduates Of the Engineer Dlvl,o"
Of the United states Naval Academy at the end oi i"
years course and from graduates 81 tecnhtal SO"''
whose course Of instruction tin mechanical ch-h
INK may be- considered satisfactory by the secretary
Of fhe Nav.
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coon WAY TO SPEND WA>HINGToN's BIRTH

Those loo,ng for q nome ODD the country or for .
Good Investment cannot do better than TO investigate
the Ethan Flagg Estate Property In Nonkcrs, which
viii he sold on Tuesday next at the Exchange. 40.
* Libcrty-.t.. by f.. i. Ianctt a 60, u includes
.ou v,ry choice sites in the most desirable resident
norton of the city, ana also about one hundred lots on
Nadine IIlll one OF the most rapidly developing DIS
t.rt. in Yonkcr, Numcrou, trains on Washngtons
uihdaN ON boih the New York Central and NcW orlI
and Northern Railways. James :. Fitch, opposite
Central Depot, YOnkers, VIII show premises -
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rorrrncLAss rosrN,srErs APPOINTED.

Washington, Feb. 2o-ronrth class po-'m'-ierS were
To- day appointed %, follows:
pouu-yly,iia r. T.. Hutchi,on, Warriors Mark.
Nrv. I"r.cy T.. G.. Andre. Nlddi"rillr
Hc'e No~k ". !. i",-irpn, love Iranrh jin'tiou ,
g. a. ~tiIlvcIl Crav-cud. s.. H. FDrrs-ou iIo- Road
station: Harry G.. Kir-cy. la sale {. j. e. Randall
C,pncrticut-N. IT, Nandell Ellington
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NO MoRE rorRs TO BE BorGIT NJ PREsENT

so MORE FOURS To BE BOUGHT AT PREaEN l.
Washington Feb Coo more per cent bona,
VIII be purchased by the Treasury Department uh'H
further notice, the time within which secretary Win
dom offered to accept them at ia in liquidation oI
public deposits with Na,i nal hanks having eNpn'
10 day The total amount Of bonds purchased To dato
ON This account t. aIout So 600 900 Of which 5000,
900 " T. .urr,rd red IN Ter The fri cl fr r6du II m
of the fund. Cf the eighty banks included ID 'H'
second call favorable responses have already nceh
received from siAty-i which surrendered more uah
S5.oO0.oOO in Government bonds. Unity two oil U'o
banh, going ont Of the system altogether.
The bond Offering, to-day aggregated f-70'ooo' d.
Rc-ttcrcd 4s-Sl15,ooo, $4,000, $4,000 500
OOu at III . - ooo go,
600 ldcpo~it,l. 800, At lO1 81.
Coupon ( lis 1000, at lOi Jo. ,.,.
Tie per cents were surrendered by NduoHdi JAN"
dep ~itdr.c,.
All the offers were accepted.
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rnstantaneous-Wi,h Boiling Water or Milk.

amended so that Buffalo, instead Of Ene County was
exempted from its operation. ,A.,s Nv
Mr. Mase tried % have packs OF IoA"O'"'" -
on, MOD from me tay buf failed % d. so.
Nlr sullivan wanted dogs used for inc Haili'" ''"0
Of sausage exempted. - .to tiu
recouujttci but il va, oricged 10 third reading
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Washington. Fen. -o.-A--i- iant secretary !. nc""
ha, de- deed that certain steel wire '''''d WIN "n
T. n-oo.rly duirailc under the first proylso ~ T. !.
- for iron or steel wire covered with cotton. silk
r other materials Bee hold, that the toms other
materials are not confined 10 materials IL" cotton Or
Silk but are applicable 10 material 81 ans ana OIL
kinds.