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Tivbidat, Miica 10, 1179.
SENATE.
I Mr. Feirr offered a resolatloa that Ine
.r ih nt1w dominion of enT foHlra
, ifca.ii take r.laee la omq Beaston. aad
ted for lu present eonsldsralloo, bit Mr.
imneroo)waDanwin vtctwuwu mi.
ttj gave notice that be should call il up
morrow
A HIV BULB.
Mr. roraerov called sp lbs follow Lof re-
m from id wki wbhuhw vb, b icti
in of the roles, wold, was adopted)
iitotwi. That the foiiowlsr be adopted as a
leaf the Seoate.
llaaatedlauiy aner ta priviif aa noraiaf
kaloaa ! aom plated, tad aot Iitir thaa oaa
UbtaB- the, aaia ad at of BBOOlal OrdorB. If KB
If Ibet day, laaludlBf tha eatelaho busloeaa
ft th day prtTloui, aball be taken up Bad die
Hiig i ia aur nvr iti lain vi
B epeeiaieraera ii iimiii,im aaiooaar
faral orders shall be takea up and pro-
Nia will nawrwar. niBiiai wna ,e
tat aubjeet ok lb a lead an and la lath hm
la tolUwUf motloaa a hell M la order at aay
IO BB pnllf BBUMBBB, BBTB B EBQlieB 1U
loara, r i prooeed to the consideration o(
.entire buiLatia, to wit:
i A maH t bui OOBr tko WbJIbb aaalaat.
Lira, ir aarrtad. akall kava Ik ihH Ia Ihm
ckcahjl ialtaeiiatlax piioaoa th tkUidkr
. A BMltOB M lUM IBBh HMM kt l fkl kf
EUoih ot thcit meUoat kill b dMldd with.
it dibtU, but htllhtTB prMdaea la th
mitt kbOT Btd, RadMtT ba aabailtttd af
i ib Bmr kQd wun ail ta rtcaii or qotf
jro(Brd.Brflr)'TkU thrlllk.rula o
Midd br addfot tbrto tb followlat
onpUlad thtra ibalt bt Uld bafora tka
iif, taiBfir oratr, riaoisiwaa aaa o
rrtal raiolatlona lalrodaaad on aar prior
t. a4taaamaahllbairodad wlia ib
tin Mtaaar a la prorldad In tka roll far
alaadar of ftaaral ardat tJ
AMfpfd artr That all rulta or orJar
iraioiora bhi tiuni apart parnauiaraaja
r partltalar alaaaaa of butlataa ba, and thai
Mr. Anthony called up bill to Incorporate
National BoIItUq Nattfttion Copanj(
wkh mm rewi buu mwn vtvt
I TBI rtmnna mn.
Tha t andlox bill was then Ukea np, tb
icauoa dwse on tua amenameni or ur
oward, to amend the Sih taction bT tjto
raiop; n an oaauns; aaoociauon may on
cu wrmt u maj o preacnooa oj u o-
itary of tha Tnaanry.'excbaaga it fands
jw aepoauea u securuy tor oonas issued
hder this act.
Considerable discussion ensued on the Slh
-cilon.
I Mr. Hamlin conU not sea what connection
Is national banking system had with the
lading of Iheaattooal debt. There waa no
wy jaauca or equity in uis auampt to
rea tha bank. H bellered the Droooal.
on of the committee would render the
Lake lnoreraUre. and would and In com.
ertUl rnla. Tha Government of course
latna power to obliterate the banks, but
aa It wise to do this, to break faith with
an. me dues inoua oe treateaiusi
i tndlTldnals.
Tba amendment of Mr. Howard waa then
Jecled.
Mr Baeklngham also held that mnch ln-
atlee waa done to the banka by the 6th
ctloo, aad adroeated striking II oat.
Mr. Sherman denied that there waa aav
Jostles contemplated toward the banks,
a aald two hundred and fifty million of tha
90 bonds were now practically redeemable.
ha banka had the most extensile prlrllegea
r ffiTen many private corporations in tne
ovld. The banks would be Terr unwise to
Jtke any Issae on this point, and ha ahould
iiTvrr inncu surpruea u insy would not
It In redadnr the Interest on the debt.
I Mr. ConkUng eald the national banka
bme Into exlaleaca under srstematlc con.
iralnL They had made an agreement with
united fiutea. They poased four
s of bonds, three of which bora alx ner
ot. lntereat, the 10-40 bearing Are. The
rvrara bond which thev wem fmihImuI tA
ibatltnte bears four and a half ncr cent.
hi belns: the case, he did not sea how Mr.
herman could make It ont that there was
oinerenea of only one half per cent., whan
ib rwi oiuarenco waa one ana a nan per
ent. Certalnlr thl waa not n honcat
ualness transaction. The best way Is to
fUndlnsr bill, and enact vhaleTer
ralaUtlon 1 necessarr in regard to tha
leaks hereafter.
I The YIca President snbmlliad a, comma.
Ilcatlon from Gen. Reynolds, commending
li iiim, nniiauuji iaa naw conauiuuon
i (oju dwm, ana 4o ine resolutions or toe
guiirj nuiying me mineeatn, roar
ntb and fifteenth auendment to tha Con.
Utatlou, aad Uher papers) all of which
wvrvKiiTfx. vj ai iommiuee on me ja-
lclarr.1
I Mr. vasaenr referred to the national bank
)wHajwua( tuaj aiut. aaa na necea
bit oi a laorougn reriaion oi mat system.
ar. romaroj aaia many oi loa oanica bad
ona oi ini. nan mey coaia not oe forced
3 surrender tnem. lie mored ta amend tha
Ighth aactloa br prorldlng that lb new
rdoi aoati oe Qepoaiun oy new Den king
ksoclatlons, and by the old banks as tba
pods which they now hare mature.
I Mr. Sumner did not think tha taction .
Dalaed of went far enonrh. lta eoBtanded
as uongrt naa the right to coerce tha
lanke Into complying with tha requirement
i ine ouk xna oauke made rraa
lu Informed that their profits ware two or
braa times rreatar than those of tha ltu
uanaa, wnian we aid not nesiute to tax out
If existence.
The Senate then took a recess until 7.50
k'cioca, p. re.
EVENXNQ SESSION,
I Th Senate reaisembled at 7.30 p. m
r the dUDoaal of soma bill of minor lm,
tanccw tha Vice Prealdent nreaenied a
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pnunanwauoa irom in secretary oi toe
rreaaai
innrasklngaa appropriation of $100,000
pply deficlenclea In tba appropriation
teuarlae hospital aerricei which waa
' sal
rtha
inferred to the Committee on Approprla-
Ions.
Alao. communication from General Rt.
olds, commanding the military district of
ezma, encioaing me proceeaiogs or tne
ii.arB oi (om ouie ia regara to tne
lecuon oi united eutee Benatarsi which
as ordered to be printed, and referred to
ie iwmmui on ine -f aaicierr.
Tb funding bill was then proceeded with
is question being on the amendment to
tooiry tne at gum section to read as fol-
DWSI
That on and after October 1. 1870. reirl.
trad bonds Of anv dennmlnllnn nnl ).
ian i,uw, issued under the provisions of
lla act, and no others, shall be deposited
. a. -.. . '. .-- -- .
riiu mo Aresaarer or ine unuea outes a
rarity for tne bond hsued to national
nklna ajjoelailana for clrcalAtlon nndar
n act enutiea "an act to provide for a aa
u carrencj aecarea oy a pledge of Unl
1 State hoods, and to provideor the clr
latlon aad redsmDllon thereof." annraTd
fnae8,XBoa.
tf r. Corbett BDoke at leaeth la rlilnn in
am umwm pnoung eysiem. tie aid not
link Lh DrOfltJ an lirrn a wbb innnni
lad held that th banks, under tha oidBtate
wwi um wsii aa now, dm naa wen
Bpexiea w accept the provisions of the
tlonal banklnr act. and. n ih rtA.
bent bad made a solemn agreement with
Mem. i auouiu not now violate tnat aarae-
beat.
I Tbesa banks should not be eomrMiuA tn
Inrrender alx par cent bond for fourasd a-
aii dot cenb Doaaa. iudibu nd bji
fhelr day of prosperity J eat a others had.
t as A. T. Stewart by tba rite In goods,
t a the fanner by retilua double and
bls fbrhls DTOdncet but now the dav of
varsity was coming. Let the banks take
iir choice as to tne oona iner aeposiu
I ; A verr lenrtbr debate was carried oa rela
e to the working ox tho national bankiag
Lem aad the Drontl of the bank. In which
treat diversity of opinion wa expressed
I Mauiuuiuiai VI ! iuaMiiiu w
nen rejocwa yea us nays ho.
The Senate then, allQ 90 p. hl. adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRtaiNTATIYXfl.
Mr Stone, of Md.. preeented tho petition
fJosenh Owens, of Maryland, a aoldlar of
Dv -.... : r.rr z 'nz..' "-
Ba wax oi 19., praTing tor a pension, j.a
rened to Committee on Pensions.
Til All UNI ElOBOiD.
Th HOUSe then resumed eanLdrallan of
Iho bill peadlagyeaUrdaT for at air Hoc rail
x w new i ore, ana ur. ssranu, or Mary.
i, recumea au speec. watch was cat off
may oj mo expiration or the morning
Ma finana aaldt Mr. flpeaker. when 1 1
-led my remark ytitiruy X was cad '
I Tj'T't' - i t
Torlntlor to itoW hBw. comptdlalr d tbor
onhl the neceuttlei of tba national capital
had daaa net brtba Internal IvprOTtmani
lyawm of tba State of Marvlaord. I lrtll bee
to rail tba amotion of tbt TltnH to aotnt of
lta leadlor featnrea. J ' '
l. Th Baitlmora and Dbta railroad ten
nactUffwKb Iba Central tjhlo road at Denvl
wooa(maa tu Marietta MvnavM rrKra
burr, and tbnc with lh City or Clndo
natl. l. Tba PllUbntx and Comberland road,
now la prorreaa of conitrnctlon tinder tba
anspleai of tba Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. connocUof; with tba craat tjiUm
of road rannlnff weat from that point.
8. The WaiMnaton branch road connect
lot tba two dUe of Waiblnjfton And BallU
more
4. Tat Metropolitan road affbrdlntr a di
rect commnnlcatkra between 'WuhUftoa
and tba Watt b aToldlna? tba ! r m.
cutoned by the prevent connection at tbe
Belay nonae.
o. Tne Dalumore and Bntanenanaa. maA
connettino; with Plttibnnt W4 the Ohio
riTer.bylulnUnectlon wUU the renoirl
Tanla Central road, and the extenilon of
that road to Banbury and Erie.
v. iim juuurr( niuningion ana rnua
dolphla road coraplellor the ehaln of com
rannlcatloiirwIth FMladelphla. Kew York,
and BottoQ.
In addition. I mlfht rafar tA tha Chea.
peake and Ohio canal, which repreienta at
Uli time a captui of 115.000.000, aodwhoae
tannin nila In tha District of Colombia,
I refer tothla toehowwhattfaa Bute of
Maryland hai dona In the put Qd how
lerlonily the, with other Bute, will ba
affected by the extraordinary protliloni of
tbta bill, with the power and Influence or thla
QoTernment thrown In favror of rlral enter
ftrlaea, tha affect or which milt bato-para-yaa
aad reader laoperatlre the Urjre caplul
which the baa laraatad In theta works. Nor
U bar altnaUon different from that of Fena
ylranla and New York and Ohio and other
BUtti wnote t jattm or internal improre
menta hai grown up under whal waa be-"
Hated to ba tba etUblUhed policy of the
UorernDMot, confinaad by thennirorm usage
of mora than half a century.
Ur. Bwann then Droceeded to nollea tha
conditional power of Congreu orar thla
BHojecu ana aaia ine rizni to &rant cnariert
for works of Internal lmDroremcnt waa al
ways Tested In the States, and was nerer
delegated to Congress. In support or tbts
proposition he quoted from the action of the
ariwr conTcntiona ana uoflgree.es oi we
United States. Conrrea did. It la true, br
the act of April SO. 1303. propose to grant a
certain per centum of tba proceeds of the
Micaei puouc tanas in uaio to ine manna
of roads, bat it waa expressly ill pal ted
that each roads should ba Uld out br Con-
area, --WUU me cooaent oi in ecTerai
Biatea throiga which tha road shall pass."
In the ease of the Cumberland road, the as
sent of Pennsylvania. Uarrland acdVlr-
glnla was glren. Bat Mr. flwann quoted
from a message of Mr Madison. In 1817, to
ahow that ha did not coasldsr that the con
sent of the fitalee altered the aspect of the
case or gave vosgrees any powsr in tns
matter lie quoted farther from Madison
on the subject, and showed that his view
was lutiainea oy saDsequent uongresie.
Freoldent Monroe In 1817, and Gen. Jaek
on In 1830, on the subject or the Maysrllla
rbad, were also quoted from, In support of
". owanu a poainon.
and that thl waa
tha settled, policy or the GoTernmenU
Mr. Bwann then aaldt The exercise of the
power by Congress at this late dav could not I
be Justified on any principle of fair dealing, I
setting aside the constitutional difficulty to
which I hare referred. Take tha State of
Maryland, for example, with her 000 mile
of railway, connecting the waters of the
Chesapeake and Ohio, and her extenalre
branch roads, upon which together b has
expended $00,000,000 of capital supplied
mainly within her own limit and without
Government subsidies, would It be Just for
this Govern meat to charter competing roads,
.uu ohvt u wcigHt 'oi meix connie.
nance and patronage to Insure their sue
ces as against Suteaad Individual enter
prise. This power over their own
soil In the construction of roads and canal
the Slate have always claimed and exer
clsed. The Federal Government baa never
seen fit to interfere with It. Our whole
system of Internal Improvement baa grown
upunaer eieiciaws. loeseat or govern
ment, situated within the border of Mrv
land and Virginia, wa ceded by these Bute,
ine uoniuiuuou expressly providing mat
their consent should be first obtained. If the
right or eminent domain was intended to be
veated In Congress, why ak thl consent t
But walvlnr tb nave constitutional ob
jection, Mr.Bwann contended that no benefit
could result from the exercise of this power
br Congress, and that the pnblle commerce
did not require It. The original movement
with reference to granting chartered rights
within the Stale waa not oonflned to a aln
gle road, but wa Intended to Interfere with
large Intemts la the Bouthern and Western
Diaiea.
The grand Idea, raid Mr. Bwan. a ex
pressed In thl bill. I to open what Is called
au air line roaa oeiween wesuogion and
New Tork. The whole scheme I pronounce
to be an absurdity. It may serve to Inflame
in imaginauon oi greeay cormorants ana
speculators, who stand ready to profit by a
uovernmini copannersnip on ine vainauie
firtvlleges with which It la proposed to be
Dveeted by Congress.
But the whole thing must prove a failure
so far a It I expected to f arnlah the most
direct line between the two cities. The van
tage ground Is already preoccupied by exist
ing State charters. Congress, It Is true, may
annul these charters with as little violence
aaah can throw hsrself lato competition
with the power of tbe State, or she may
nuke a tortuous road more productive than
that which engineering eklll ha already In
dicated, by the weight or her patronage and
Influence. Bat tbe fact la cueceDUble of
demonstration, that neither the wants or the
reneral pnblle srrowlns! out of tbe demands
of trade and travel, nor any consideration of
national convenience wouia juaiiry snen an
Interference at this time oa the part of Con
gress,
aar. d wean men proceeaeavonou me pro
visions of the bill. The provision In relation
to the courts, be said. Ignored any jurisdic
tion over me suDjeci on me pan oi oiaie
courts, and supercedes the aadent and ex
isting mode of conducllngcoodemnatlons as
heretofore established In all the Bute of the
Union. If this bill Is paaaed and lta consti
tutionality Is established, all roads lying la
th direction of this new enterprise, in case
of disagreement or a refusal to submit to the
terms which may be prescribed, will be sub
ject to the absolute control of the military
ana postal rauway me macninery oi mis
bill Is such that these existing roads would
have no resource but to surrender at dis
cretion. After referring at some length to tbe pro
Tlalons of the bill, Mr. Bwann concluded aa
follows i
Mr. Speaker, tbeV Is always mors or less
clamor against pnblle Improvements, no
matter what fadutle they may afford, or
how well they may be governed. We fre
quently bear tb remark that the seat of
government 1 limited to but ons road In her
fsterceuree with tha f orth, and that the ac
commodatlon Is not such as we hare a right
16 expect. Without stopping to speak of
auxiliary roads now In progress of construc
tion under State charter, f will ask at what
time the Washington branch of the Balti
more and Ohio road, and the combination
of which It Is a part, has failed to meet the
public convenience In th transportation of
freight or passengers t It ha never been
Uxed to us full capacity la time of the se
verest pressure. Suppose yon charter tbe.
so-cauea air une" roaa contemplated py
this bill, how many roads do you think will
continue to operate succsssfuUy after the
competition with tbe Government ha been
fully tasted I It matters not whether von
hare one road or one hundred road If the
want of tba community are met, and this
I asasrt to be th case at the present moment
aad for years past
Tha combination of roads now forming
the connection between the Federal capital
and New York la not surpassed by any
tnrougn line in mis or any oiner country.
Millions have been expended to meet the
most exacting demands of the public and
th character of Its equipments, the effl
cisney of the officers, and the completeness
of Its worklnsr arranxemsnts may b aald to
have reached the moat advanced stage of
rui roaa improvement.
I oppose this charter, then, Mr. Bpeaker,
because It Is not demanded by the necessi
ties of trade or travel. On the contrary the
public want are now, and have always been,
fully met. I oppose tt because It strikes at
the constitutional powers of tbe States and
subvert the theory upon which our Internal
improvement system hays been built up and
fostered slace the origin of this Government.
In my own State alone It places at the mercy
of corporations to be hereafter created under
conditions similar to those contained lu this
bill a captui of more than $W,000,000,
which may be seriously Intsrferred with, If
not rendered useless. In an unequal compe
tition where tbe Government becomes a
yolonUry party.
"I oppose It became It will prove tbe most
formidable and alarming of ail the measure
which have yet been resorted to la that fear.
fal march pf consolidation and clvlllutlo
which he already reduced the State lo th
condition of depredations upon tha will of
I the central power la the faccofConsiltu-
tlonal rttiTantea and th form of govern
ment a ciUbUibtd by our fathers.
IoTmMeh'oacnusuVstrntthensth arU
of the central power a egalastthe people
by lnveeUna; It with absolata control not only
ever the soil of the But, but the' whole In
ternal Improvement system of the totrntrr,
with tu untold capita and armlet of retain'
era.
I ODDoae It because It afforhiBli jImImm
aad reader absolute those checks and bal
anoo which hare presumed tha equilibrium,
of our complex system la It struggi against
usurpation, and without whlh w most soon
relapse lata anarchj and dlscdanlxaUon.
When Mr. Bwann had concluded
Mr. Twlehall. ftf Uunrhnuili. ntA.l.
that th further consideration of lb bill be
postponed for thirty days.- ;,
a ne monon wurejeetoa.yeuoA nays VI
Mr. Loughrldge, of Iowa, then moved to
amend the bill so ae (o allow appeals to the
District Court of th United State for all
awards mad.
PandtegfarthsreonIdsratlonthemonilr
hour expired, and the bill went om until
Toteday next.
TU A1XT MIX.
Mr Logan, of Ullnola, tksa Called up th
bill reported from th Military Committed
for the reorganisation of tha arrayv and h
proceeded to state all th proposition sub
milled by lb commit! In the bill, U
showed tha oeceaalty pf av redaction, aad
quoted from laws passed since tho war to
show that no reduction had taken place,
although treat pretence wa mad la thai
direction, ne quoted from th custom of
England and Franc to show that after a
war the policy had alwaa been on of reduc
tion, lie made a corripartson of tho army
and officers aa It existed before th lata war,
and showed the discrepancy al this day. lie
showed that with our small army W hare a
itaff and rank even equal to those ef Franc
and Russia, with their tmmenie Annie
always oa a war footing Mr Logan then
explained how It wa propoaad to reduce the
army by reducing th staff corps, abolishing
Brevet rana, esc
Mr. Loemn said th bill also proooaed lo
prohibit any military officer from exercising
a civu omce. as a jueuucauon lor ints, ne
referred to th cas of Oen. Bulterfleld, who
waa appointed assistant treasurer at New
York, aad who. although dismissed from hie
fdrll office, still retained hie position In the
army, hub regard to im ueus in ta dui
proposing to master u jnaian Dureau to
the War Department, Mr. Logan aald the
committee had Instructed him to mora to
strike that clause out, for, lu view of receat
occurrences In the Indian country It wa
deemed best to allow the Indian department
to remain where It waa now.
Mr. Logan dwelt at some length upon th
clause lu the bill for th redaction or the
pay of officers and giving each omoer a fixed
amount. He read from pay roll certified
from the pay department to show the actual
amount of pay allowed officers, together with
the amount they actually drew from com
mutation, us saw no reason wny mere
should be so much money given to general
officers while the oeoole were so heavily
taxed. He knew that this redaction of pay
was an unpopular measure in laeuouse,
but he hoped the members would look at U
la the same light In which U was viewed by
the MUltarr Committee, lie had treat re
gard for Gen. Sherman, Gen fiheiidanand
oiner omcers, ana was wuung iney snoua
wear alt the honors to which they were en
titled, but that wa no reason why thsy
should he paid enormous turns for salaries.
At the conclusion or Mr.LoceVa remarks.
I the Uouse proceeded to consider the bill aa
In Committee or the Whole.
Tha first section which direct aboard
conslstlng or one major genera, two briga
dlsr tenerela and two colonels, to assemble
jor me purpoee oi examining me reooroa oi
officer, and determining who shall be mus
tered out we adopted.
Mr. Boiler, of Ma., tried but failed to
- .r ...v. .. -
hare an amendment added that aald com
mission should not sit within five hundred
miles of Washington. lie aald hie object
waa to prevent the pressure that would bo
brought upon the commission of It held It
session In ml city.
Tbe section which provides for th expi
ration of the offices of general and lieutenant
general von ncanun aoaui occar waa
arreed to without amendment.
Ur. PUlL of Va moved to strike oat the
pararraoh provldinir for the muster out of
two major geoerais, aui na snosequenuy ac
cepted an amendment offered by Mr. Kelley
that no more promotions should be mad to
lb rank of major general until the number
of officers of that grade Is reduced to three
mt. ivciiey in support oi nia amendment,
made an appeal to tbe House lo retain all
the generals as a matter of Justice to officers
who had done their country Incalculable
service.
Mr. Lon. In reply to Mr. Keller, aald
theleUerbad nothing to aay when a ques
tion waa pending to reduce tha number of
officer of a lower grade, but raised hi
nana in noiy oorror am moment toe piamea
ofamajorgeueralwcrutouched. Mr. Logan
aunaea w ur. iu aa me "orave n.auey oi
Philadelphia," ae., and sneeringly asked
where he was wbsn the private were mus
tered out, and when volunteer officers were
mustered out, and asked why he had not
then mad aa appeal for that cUsa I
Mr. Kalley,lareply,aaId,beadmlUedlhat
he had not toe mlllUry career of Mr. Logan
to boast of. He envied htm tbe pages of his
military history i bat hs Believed that In his
own way, he baa done tbe Bute some ser
vice as a civilian, ne would remind Mr.
Logan that no man had ever heard his (Kel
ley's) month opened on tbe side of wrong
ion oi anyone us naa never
with that party which oppreased the
slays, nor bad he ever mingled the tone of
his vole with th clanking of th chain or
th groans of tbe slave. lie waa not lu
when tho other section of the bill wer
passed over, and had he been he would bav
made a similar motion with reference to
other offlcers, for he considered It a disgrace
that these man, who had perilled their live
lor to country, snoma o mnsiereaout now
when we had no further use for them.
Mr. Logan said h could not aoa avhat he
had dona that the gentleman should drag
hi rtaat record before the House.
Mr. Kelley did not recognise the right of
the gentleman to mention his nam la th
nous.
Mr. Logan begged the gentleman pardon
lor mentioning cia name, ne waaiea to
deny, however, that hi voice had ever been
heard on th u of oppression, and he had
stricken th shackle from the limbs of more
lares than cither the gentleman or any of
nis poeieruy wouiu ao
The amendment proposed by Mr. Kelley
was rejected.
Mr. Negley, or Pa., moved to amend by
providing that all mlllury storekeepers and
meaicai Btoreasepers snouia ne musurea out
sixty days after the passage or the bill.
Agreed to.
The section to transfer the Indian bureau
to the War Department was stricken out
without a division, and a provision wa In
serted allowing professors al the mlllury
academy to be retired with iy of colonel
of engineer after twenty-flye years' service.
Mr. Logan mored to amend the 14th sec
tion by allowing to each aod every commis
sioned offlcer below tba rank or brigadier
general, Including chaplains, 10 per cent, of
tbe current yearly pay for every lire years'
continuous service, but the total amount of
such Increase shall In no case exceed 40 per
cent, on the yearly pay of his grade as ea
Ubllshed by thl act, and the pay of tbe col
onel shall ta no case exceed 4,)0 per an
num, nor th pay of a lieutenant colonel
4,000 per annum. The amendment wa
adopted.
Mr. Logan also offered an amendment,
ibat offlcers of the artillery below Held offlcers
shall not be promoted until after an exam
ination by a board of three artillery offlcers,
aad upon a failure to pass on a second ex
amination they shall be dropped from tbe
rolls.
ThU amendment wa also agreed to, after
which the bill was passed almost as reported
from the committee, and without a division!
and the House then adjourned.
orriciAi.
DiriaHiBt or Iran, I
WAiaiaaroa, atarah , 170. I
Information ha been received at this De
partment from Mr Owen M Long, the
Consul of the United Bute at Panama, of
the death, by drowning, on the 12th day of
January last, at sea, of Jons Glaus, a
naturalised clllaen of the United SUtes.
The legal representatives of lbs deceased
can ooiaia lunner iniormeuon oy aaareas
lag this Department,
Provision Store.
TWENTIETH STREET MARKET,
9. 71 Tw.Bll.lU .1., B..C. U.adll,
WH. IIHKIHB & 809,
Alwayi koap oa kaad tb bttt analllyof Vroah
aa4allHoaTa, aad all hlada orVafaiablaa ai
Caaaad tralta, reeUfr. Oaaio, Aa, A.
AI8Ull.SI.CoatroUaihat.aad Italia Mo a
bboT t Wl bfaikat. tba varr boat Soof. Laath,
hi a ttoa aad oal always oe haai. Oj.a aa a
oaii ivm-jw
fitoreotyplng and Klectrotyplpg
VjUnUAT WATltE,
BtrotjFaa attel Klectroljpers,
S7S FaaisixTAaiAAfaana.
r II II TIBS' LBADI. ILUOI. KITIL TOBWI
laaarai aiaoiuaaii vat mi
apu
Tff.E COURTS.
Benin Cento! in UmsBTim
TwUr:.lUr 10. 1970. On Yaotloa of
Ho. N. UtIi Ellnf B. IUlnU, fit of
Xtw Tork, m .dmltt! to pneUM M n
tUornt; od eotnMUw of thu court.
No. 1U. Jmltli A. Noodm, jvlloUff la
emr.TkAimdT.IUBmiiler, lmlalitre
tor, 4 Tot arpiBMnt of tbi aut -wmi
coaumua 07 Mr rf o. unn, oi eon ami ror
lb. def.ad.Dl larrorindmntlad.lD7llr
I. P. W.lkor for th lUlotltT ta trron
No. 113. J. Lobr.no, pUlalUT la ernHVYl.
t. NtUlfuu Ihb cm. wu krjrn. br Mr.
T J. Dar&nt, of eonnicl for Ib pUlnllff In
error, aod inbrnUted oa prlotod arnmeol
b7 Mr, Jot P. llorntr for lb -dtfiodanl In
rror .
Ho. 1U. ClutlM Uwrjmaa, pltUUff la
rror, t. E. W Boara t ... TH arn
rami of thu coat wm commoncd by Mr,
O. Cathlof , of ootntHt for tb ptalatUT la
rror.
AdJoirnM natl! to-morrow at 11 o'clock.
i i '
Uamiau, Oouat Jutn WUr ThU
coart wa. nfftg.d aa followl jTMlerdajf
John Simpson alUi TbomM Norton. la
dletai far Ik. I.M.B. of . .!lvr w.tkfRm
JoMpk. .Howard, on tb. Ill of Dowmtwr.
Iltninfto for tba dafenee. Verdict of not
fnlUj. ,
uahu. K.eaaneKauu ueort ucnenny.
Blianr.' Tb DUUlet-.tlonuT not bel.a;
ready for trial In lata ae,tb aocaaodwaa
relMwd m hie noearaluac for HOO. i :
Taa, 71atcbtf for amMulemeat f money
wblle clerk for SOU rBoyoa, Tb.Dillrlet
AltoraeydMllaed laproMcale farther la tale
WUlUm Tl.nn.rj tue.nlL ..d llmlLr nn
3. 0. Wall la October teat. Norrke for the
derMC. .The uctHdni foaad fallty had
aenUnoaa to pay a f a of $1(U 1
Joaeoh Llfbl.nd Thome. Gnmn. latHetMl
for barrUry in calerlaf the dweUlor-Uooi.
of MlcboU.lL Shea on the sight oflh.Sd
of MoTcmbar, 1M9, and .teeUaf there from
Gocnc ana uoaaeo. i ney were eanTHlH.
r, UMrlncton mored for a n.w trial
la the caa of Ellea Loos;, for lueptne; a
bawdyioBae, and Mary Daweoa, for petit
larceny, tbe DUtrtct Alloraey declined to
proeecnte farther
AOjooraM.
ClaCVIT Couar CAtf JmiUi CmrUar.
Tola coart wa occupied aa folio yea
) Tbomaa lfoora .oj wlf. yu Corporation
of Waabloston. Tbta la an action In th.
caae for d.maa;ea .Urged to bare accrued to
me p..nuu oy remion o Aire, aioore laUliac
lato an excar.llon near tba lateraecllon of
Iletreetwllh Hew lUmpahlre atenneand
Tweaty-nflh atreet, northwest. Bradley for
ptalallff Cook for derenduU
II appeared la ertdmca that Ura. Voore
waa ruilij alone the atreet at night and
iu intg in. exc.T.uoni ignii eeren let in
depth, and fraetarei her leg near the ankle.
The erldence la the cat had not concluded
when the hoar arrlrtid for adlonrnmeal.
United Bute. Ta. Kenned.. Ja.drin.nt
by def.alt for want of plea In an actio for
iSO.OOO, tb. penalty of aa appeal bond Bled
mid ijuuia uonn of uian. ia wucn the
defendant waa anrety. Crrlngton,
Ahderaon tt. Klmmall. In tble cCaetne
plalatlir&artna; replatled aad taken poaaee-
aion oi certain eaiaM, a motion la made that
he be required to clra fattkw1coilty, on
ihogronod that hie pnaeat bond le vntufa
dent.
. r, Marcue Bkkford. Jndcmeot
acatnal cunlaheeut aaldt. and aaawcrof
rarnlahee allowed to atand
oaaaa TO.D1T
Tha rollowlei eaaea ware aailgaei for trial
to-dayi Noa. 110, 133, 1M.107, M8.SW, aad
170. The cete which cornea oter from yea
ttrd.y will, howettr, occepy the greater
portion of the day
Adjourned.
E,BmCoiTnT. Jwtf.il WtUi. Thbctart
waa engaged aa fotlowa yeaterdayi
Belch tb. D.lrb ct al. ThU Wat a bill for
the tale of real estate, it appearing that
some of tbe parties claiming under distribu
tion were aliens. Judge Wylle ordered a
reference to the auditor to report upon their
rights.
Hcrarlan tb. Hartey et aU Order ap
pointing J, Kerr to defend Infante Interest
la suit.
Sweeny et al. ts. Sweeny el at. Order
eabsUtutlng a. D. Urlngttou la place of
former trustee.
KcDetltttt. HcDerllt. Order aubtlltut.
lag J. A, MeDevltt In place of former trust.
Qalt;Bro.Ts. nail etaU Order direct
ing renewal of adrertlsement".or trustee'e
.... .V.WV. VACWMW.. 1HUHH
application for Injunction, which waa re
futed by tha court.
A -rOTtx Cita.
Green ta. Green et al. This caae was tel
for hearing by conaent of counael, and an
order dismissing the km baring been entered,
aa appeal was uken to the general term.
In this cue Green had conreTed hie prop
erty, when free from debt, to trustee for
the benenl of hie wife. lie being now In
debted, ehe Ii willing to hate the truat eetate
Bold for tb beneSI of hie eredllora, and with
her consent a bill la Bled to reform the deed
for tble purpoee.
.... f.JUV, . ill.UIU.lBg- p.O UU.. Ml).
he would not allow the proeeae of equity to
be used to deprlr a married woman of her
separata property for the use of her hus
band's creditor!, eten tboogh her assent to
inch proceedings had been Brat obtained.
a DiroacB.
Carr TB. Carr. This dlrorea antt w.a eon.
elndsd by a decre of separation between tbe
partleci th assignment of certain property
to each, and u Injunction to restrain each
ol them from Interfering with th property
of the other.
Buckley ts. Buckley, McDetltt, ts. Me
Detltt, and, MeAree ts. Thompson-all con
tinned. "
Ambler tb. Whipple. Thle Is the "petro-
imih'' inecueaiooa on oemur
rer'eto bills, one of which waa withdrawn
aad the other ordered to be stricken out.
Brown et al. Tt. Jones et al. Order certl
fvlnr eaaa to renertvl Urm.
VTffllami tb. Gardner. Order aubatltullng
v. awn. ia piacv ot n r oiona at truatea
Aigonrneu.
Lost nd Found.
IjEl.wa.
jKaTAHr, yaoM
Mwr Tar4 a aaaall,
'bob blaaki aaawtra
horaa. Aar oaa ro.
all. whit rooJl 4ir ad of
to tho aajaa af aiMrtaaBa
laralBeiklaatolla. u foarth airool oaal. kotwaoa
v aoBaAi. wiuroooivoaBaiMBiorawaro
if a m. art aiui
D
OO LOItl-EIW ABS1I
UJ .1 U. CHr Ball, ts Ik. atk lull. I. . usll
. "t . vuv,.iiihir,i u. rr. .1
rbl.h a lik.ril r.wart will k. Jlvaa kr 1. s.k
'"i!!-- tit so,,..
BUUardt.
NATIONAL BILLIARD
ELAT.T.,
Bet-.ThiiUenthfc Vonxtognth ttroeU,
Uvar H.tl.B.lTh..tr.,
al... a.ut. r.r rb.lsa C11.l.r. All kl.ts
Special lYcmce.
ROBERT FULTON & CO.,
114 IIXIB ITBXXT,
DilwHa D street aad Peaairlvaata avenue,
Bav ratly bb4 txtoaalv srraaiaaiaata for
LOANING MONET
0
H.r.hadl. of Bt.rj D..crlpll.ai
at tbb
LOWKST RATES.
lOKIOr JI.tKOAHDOVIElTK riBCIBT.
Op., itcrt DAT Ita.lir. irU4l fro
QTIIA OIUIH.
PIARL, ITOST AID
AkiiiL omia guiut
A Ura. suottm.st f sr.ir tail.tr at vary
ttVW. OAL.T as BUO .Jawalara.
ir.lt ltT F....rl'..l. .......
U1ITID ITATU PATKST OFriCI,
Waaaiaarov. D. O.. Vah.
'ti.ir
a.al
toa( Haoa,, prarlaifor ikooatoaalaB of a pa
fraatodto hlaa oa Ik Sd dap of Jaao, ISM, fc
iMprofaaaal la Jtlaatlo llettona for Chalra
uia potuiOB or laTaiiaBBBrooiaa. i oa
paUal
::
tt-ttkarartialaii
tiaoroarao ioai iao laitiaioar ia taa aaao
i ho
oloaod on Uo U dar of Mar aoali thai th
Uato for AIUcargOBMaU
aaaoatoaaa ia Baatalevr'
th IM k day of War aastiaad
Im hoard oa U Uth day f May
sW.yo.alAh..o.i.Sd
Coai Laaloaar ef rstaata
N0L,S.Hr7oW2VT,ovTiH.?.Ik.r.k,,
:riB'il;:J5AVrV.:i,.u,t::;..,:,':
a4 aoillo th un oa or hororo iba lot of Aortl,
riKAHl'IAL AHBCOklBEaiCIAU
W1..I.MAI. Umkb. lsra. 1st Oooke
aoo.fonud the totlewlte: tuetailees of o.t
eraaslt seairttlsai'
.r.f. st"mr
U.S. fi, 1111 ,... ".. '"H
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n.kT.s.ttss. Iiee.i...H.. lee i??t
riTB-Tws.tlss, lse5a..t lel( "i
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hTe-Iw.atUe.Jfat.Julj.'M, ! &,
waw iOt.-rt mymTX ... ...u
n.fl.li.lMU...tnU S-l-'a.JnkJy.'ll IMU
(CtO'i.llBI 1H SJO',.inaur,'oa jwj
nn "i64...M..l!$ Ten-Vortl loag
Ms!iim i ooic im
B-aVSrJBJTe '."
DlD,
CLAlk.-O theSlh tstuat. at The Jfl
Paatalfr Maatrju, V! Jfrs. -!" Cl
MM f tts lata fa. D.CIart, 1 Oraafa eo
'Mil.
LABE.
eoaair
7 Tha faaaral will Uka V Vk!ltk Jl!?l.T!r
Ury thl 1 artaraaaa al I 'elttk, Tsa fliaaia St ttta
(Tii kra l.tiuei u atlaal.
CtlMISTS.-ll Waw OrlakSS.
ta , M
it.
( tha St a lUat la lit (lib yatr of hi
Vf, aifSV W. O. Cmbbits. in. aoaef Vaaaall
aalTli01aMiaU.f OwrntWB,D. 0.
COOC.-Oa lOtk.af .afar, at It eUmk,
rtr a aUafal Ulak af aarvral villi, Mr.
iuiiiiia toot, wife aft, o. C.,i, as' U
' faaral will Uks ala trn draa -
..la. ealaidar,als'lMk. Th r-l.UtH
"a Jf riaals f t-a laaillr ara lailla I. atUa.
yuarrT.-OalaaTtk taitaaf. al 'Cl ?!'
hit iturnliiiM, afr, JoasrervaiTftia UaT
utakf hlal avata.
l?"itt"
UnderUluri. '
BKUAni) r. uiBTKi. ilosjo l utai
harvcy eVvi Ann,
UNDERTAKERS.
NO.tX FBTRBBT,
Uotweon Ztlntlk and Tenth,
Attorney!, AgtnU, Etc
TTEflllT I.TI.E8,
r.ultiuJ...w..iVlVla!riaY!tlI
BUVHUS. Sat Iks BSklBI ( li. luU-
E. 0. WEA.VER,
J UHTIOK OP Tim XE3 Aeon,
OONTETANOKB,
REAL ESTATE AND QENERALAQKNT,
. 101 lis talk tlrttt, hat. i sal T strstla.
1 BTrjBtKWB.DDVAt.1.
JtV Atierneyat'Law,
,sr. 4KiL,poolt
TBOfcUl WIUOS.
HINE & WILSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ajo. raatr-and-a-nalf c'Vaahlagtea.
rksrstantBT. MKaninn.
t aieellov.ai'lAW.i
itf-
ConJectloncry.
1"
duArrisiaD frkit31i troarjsfe1,
KJ TXBaiJta.1,)
IMS MH3STLTAB1AATMD r -"
aolwooaTwoinhai4Thlrtooflh flrooaa.'-
partiw, wioDiias. inrriBs, bxoip.
TIGS , CIKIIIR, ax.ao,7aralho4 at ahorl
aotloaaa4aio4arat urna. Tli-airlaM Haltara
haadumo uhlo onaatoati, ollvar ware A . fca
f araULa fo car ttoa, Tho oeaiCmaia aa4 Waior
, .TBTB4 BOV VrOBBM IB 4UBJJ.
aaal4alortfariioo. ...-
.. . jusei'ii ii nujtriELD.
Carpeting,
CELMNU OFF CABFST9.
J0EHB0N& C0IXB7,
IV o. 38 MVltlCm? 8ZJa,OX3
Ara Minai of tbotr atoek of Carpota al traal bar.
salaa,tooloaooal that bra a eh of Ikolr bail a nc.
Alio rooaiTiae aaw eprta Caailaiar. br
OoodaaaACalfaeMB
1 Molicai.
ffiffi8f&tt&&W$
Soaiar... ....,. Dr. L. W. tltaklo.
Jar. ..M Pr. Coal htaokali.
Jk JiT 4'" "- ' Vaa. Loo.
M4a
'"J ,....,..Df.b. W, FmbUb.
TkonvooB
ot oi r Ratafia r at I JO p. am.
aonvooa will kol a BtrclaU Cllalnoa
apn-u
Plumbing and Qu-gitilBg.
T)t.CtfDlNU AnDOArS-riTTXIVO.
J. KEUOTX.D.
J D. B05D woJ4 napootally laforat hi
"tiiitimttapmir patroaa aa4 Uo pk.i eaa.
arallr tkal ho haa ramaroi from Bo. SU raaaaTj.
vaalaaroaaalolfo 03 Bavoatk alroat. iiitr,
oppoolulhoroalOfloa, wkorowUI bofoaaSooa!
ffivsiiiittiaft'rc"' " cu""'
riaiabtaf.suau aa4lM-l,mias 4oaat !
BROWNE & POWER,
FLUMDEKS AMD QAJI.FTTKaTJi,
aspaaitaaats
Uai.Flitnre,
3 "lath atroat, hatwooa D aa4 litroaU,
-! a aitaU for HoU'a tolahrato f !!
Ooaa kaaaoa r
Architect.
VTENRYR.SEARLE&fo.
11 ARCHITECTS,
"" X tntet, eppaailt rt OOce DiVtm
PainU, Oil, &c
PetlxLtors,
BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS.
Attoauoa la selle t aay atoak ef
PAINTS. OILS, GL4SS, tit..
Whlah I aaa o far) as apodal Ia4aamats for taaa.
Aloo. 4olov la
G Oil. Lbb.pi, OhlaiaayB. Wlaka, Aloekal,
uia,TrpauBo. araaaaa.
Koala, A.
Flo. SIO O atroot. aad M Loatataaa avoaaa, hot.
lath aad OTalk at., aadot SoaUa Uoaao.
?! ,
StoTea. Btc .
p EPA 1KB VOn RTOVES, RAlVOKal,
mi. Db uin aw
'.fl"XJ?.tawTr.
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lotvrooai aao ac
Riivn triHiiiD iD.mi.nf urnvi
BOBiaT rOtf).
lyST'tf TOKIaihalrool. hoiwooa UaadX.
U0TEL8 AND BEaTAUltANia
UNITED STATES HOTEL
rcanTl,anla Awcnne. Hear the
Capitol.
HATEH IlEDTJOElkl
Iu.tVuT'
ak.ksaUk.rwllkaalBsals. Tint
r.iH
M. n. BIAS.
ST. GLODD HOTEL,
UUH. N N IH ANU r S S.
Th oat ooatrat looalloa la th oltr, Imaaadlataly
oppoalto tho ratoat Offleo aad Maaoala Toasplo,
aa oaa hlook from th Oeaerat foatOitaol)
J?"J:.....a&., ... ...
1 hii uuniH iidvi ( tit airiptu ptaa.
Kloiaatlr foralakod ihroaehoat,
Tho f atrootoof e oonnaalcatlag wlta Iba Cap
itol. IxaniltaMBB.Ioa.TfOMarr. War aad aar r
BapaitaiaaU.aBd tha ttaiilawe aadOhl Jtallroaf
PI Pa tho door. . .
URN. E. A.
POIatLAttD.
lall-lf
rroprletru.
-nnsn-i novx
XMaathaQapUflkqaaioaadOoToraor1!
Tbla.pUa.lX How Uoiel tawlr a4
araUhaoVthrotkoat,aBd (taBillof Ti
oieollae laeaairtraad vartaty br aar
Uaaatlr
na
V"w . ...
i i unwirranriaivr,
Lta ef lb rroorUtore ef Ih kxahaan If olal ,
HlehraoBd. V.
1. . My oah fee l aad fraa all dapoiaaad
aUaabool Uadlaca. JalSHf
p Oa WILLABD,
EBBITT HOUSE,
WASniNOTON, D. 0.
l.li-r.
trxrllXIAK B.USE,
JlBITAnBANT AND DmiNO-nOOB,
IIUU FUBNISUEO TO OEMTI.EHEH
at ear lias, frsu I a. n. eatll 11 p. a.
t.tr
J
SBBkOo, BpooiaiBivoi AoaBia al wbto raaT
or Woddlae Bad lario Trsvoliae Parti. Th
airaaeBiBU ara Sral-oiaa la oiarr roapoo. Tk
piiaoo! or4habooa axodfowtaf totko Rtool
MaraUr efj iaoarlt U raaaoaanlo aaat of V
Krdr k ptroaiof aar fiiaad aaeljb
.Tlfaff pablla ar far 111 to atako f UED'M Up.
BauToai Eante.'
Iixaidiu, lonpoo? kd niktrinui
V JtoaWaVI'.
viim anay vntaDfr p, in, mi iaiaa
laTiraaewtllUnaaaallTwii
Tha ih.Mtrla will i.rata Alaxaairla ttall. av.
ttvsaiay, all Klh i arrive LMra "
11 il a, m.mlltmtitoti II. eta. n. . Lja
Uajaliloaafftp.n .aatlXaaikari U lftWp
M.iarnTalilitTBairtaatSOn to.
! BOaBBiBllfJB iTBIB W1U IH1I aiej tin
allr aaa-r eaaSay at i . pa., aa arrtvaai
sMnarf ats S0. aa. taays taiff el jo a,
1 ,aairrira.aua-r(aIS-41a.n, J
'.V..'..':
a ail
Alai
Ik S to a. bb. imlarraa AUsaalria 4 11
r. Bj.lralafraa UenlUa. tpaiMl at Ujatlll
wlia Ktmvi Daily Wa r naacbav rnr raru
vlllat SaUkartvllt. BairyTllI aa Wlahiwr
alao. wlik KMBiarj Lie of Coae, wklah Imt
l7.Ur( laiiy Ut BU ("; tjV1-;
TlakalAfoaW
SmUbi MkaltyslrtTaa wttYlrala
..MUlIkullie lit.e-tk'.tiBkttr. .
TkroestaUctaiatatk Waaioaabo hai al tk
waaklaauaatailaTUktOlalaU fcoare ta
far Saw TorkPkftaelolpkl aal Boato.
.. ..... - """Y.tritioJr,
i. . cot o..PA(l.r.rrn'M
3(0. a, aooktt, ttsMniistBt, wasklatti.
iRnn v.nM.wvr
1869
tOOTU.
L KOOtl
fO TJta ffU&TUWm. aOlJTal, AMD 100T
.a salkfiaf T. 14. lsot. trains wlltlsavs as
Mlnwatl i
WaaaJastaa . I B3a.BalUmr ,.rjBa,
MJZ
ultwa wer?..
& .ekavia tsaix hub a,
liBttra (M &OCUUTKU bb
VBatsaieiea . alawai w f aatT
wllaoBiafeaaaa.
Paawatrawa h Ikkta MB Lai firifea naHlainr BB
TiataU
oatoa, r
Tiakota'hy thl roaaa tea be prAar4 at
avoaaa. aa4et Haltoaal lloUL whor iUael 1
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x
lansauoa win po civob b aii uibob,
raaaaraprarlac tlakota al thla
i eJe
rtforl!
rataa
rraiouoii tin Brrwiiir wisninoToa,
. afn4aAwiraia.aAi flin avav
TrarBBBotwaaa WaaklBBtoB BBef lfla
Vo ff IVvfl oVi.'wUkaal ahhae af ear.
Uava4altylaaapt ea4ayat a 00 a, n.,lL
'"VOR PBILkMLTHIA
LaTa4atly(aitapl aa4ar)al a 00 a.at ,11.
oh an an at.
Loav for Jtw Tork at
Bhlek tll..m T
aw .ts.aa rkuai.
iMtmiJifJUwjiif.K pa. trita
itkroiht1i4a . pTV1a4apkla. Haw Tark or
0tataUhara
aloartlaoBiamt
'ynvtssr
UPVIMUHr
,ATPIPAI
UDAtt,
JiPPla Trafaad tlltlini
aa fraaa taclaaa.
ioaUaatrri
.AaaBltaArekrva.Kt.li.ak 4il ts.
auia
76ftW0.1.ALW,
Afrat, is roa4war, lt.T.
AllDDLlkTUli A fat).
Jalt-li
Haaktr. Waaalagioav
ixcHisTi' im or iruKinira
Personal
LADIES AVD QIKTLIaTllV RAH RATI THU
vaUooaaalUttoaaaiir. XOO htaaaaahiMUa
botwaoa Taath aa4 Iiovoath atroou waot,
with Dr. OAKJXaa, of Uo Eloor UoaplUl.Uai:
U4 auto Armr-a laaUaata of woairvaa
rorXTrUatB thiMrtla)arbraaih .
.. Bj-VPtkralplf u aavlo aa4 nail,
alao will h Boat free br oxproaa U ear af lb at
laaUaitaUa. . aal lr
MKKOXIANT TAILOUS.
OEOItGID HZmOLINO.
1
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MERCHANT TAILOR,
Bav. 191 F atroot, botwvaoal Tablet.!.
aBl VewrtooaitA. traota, aewtt. aide.
haJa-l rooolvo a Tory lam otoctr of IMPOKTID
tFXlia a4 aUMMSM pals OOODR, !) pro-
Krai to warraalporrailatLOWIHIKI0M
ofio;
Jhi Kywrth aadoUtrs I
. DU eVJUiri
Rotlao lo horohr to U partloo aoaaaraa4 la
Ihla eaaao, Ual ortATDafiAt: Harah It. 1ST0 a
rir o .. I Oolaaablaa Collar; Law aallj
ta, inh eirel, a It o'oloak, at., I okall pro.
lira
CaraaUa A Dakar, plataUr.
8 " .... H.-.. Alls,
ao. T. Browa, dafaadaat )
b atolloa or Iho plaiattaTa, br Mr, Wai. F.
Maltlaglr, lhalr. aUoraar. 11 la ordorad thwt tho
dot aad aal oaaoe hla appoaraaia to bo oatorod haroTa
oa of boforo tho Irat rmlo dart occarrtaefoTtr daya
" -lkil,.,. athoTorta tho eaeaewu hepro
oodad W1U Mia cat of defoalt.
Traapy. Toatt
. J. .OATTII,Chlf Jaittoa.
ft. J.Ksias.Claii. aii-rst
TJT TO I SDPBIM1 COUKT 0 TBI DIITBIfT
j uiuvisuariia, inaia vi uw aiaavxi
U70. (
Voratl A DMi4af,UUUaj.K Ko tKa
QooriT.afra,4hadaaLiS,lll'fick
Oa mllM of th platal.ro. br Mr, WIIMaa, T.
Mattlailr. Ihalr oollalUr. Il la ardarod thai Iho da
faada at eaaa hla appaaraae to b aatarad haraia
oa or boforo th rat ralo dar ocaarriae forlr dar
atlor Ihla Jajt olharwlio tho aaaoo will b pro
ooadod. with aleea of 4111.
ijreo oopy-Taalt S. J. MIIQI.
BhS-JTSw Clerk.
w f aaaiaarow.
Aa Ik a BaUkllika .' U
A.T- zn "JTrT- i
craatod
uai
a Uli.l a .Tin.
In a
V. J( AO II BB,
Ceauataaloaerof fataata.
500 0iVlLRT n0Ki5 WAKTID.
. M c.teftkY-,k-,!-,""l
loalod pfopoakt. la daplioalo, with aapr of Ihla
adTfrtljaDtaat tlaah4. aio tavltod aad will bo
raoiTBiiaoiaej aaiu n ts .at
ltTlrnO, forfarBliblBXlko Ualtadl
naalar'sbapaHnaatatCblaago, II
r.Uarah
iblaaio, luteal.
otaiaa vdaai
T.TiT X.-T -..--
ajd feraaa ntiat V ifjafcl la all partlaalara.wall
hrkB.lafaUahaB4ioo4 aaltloa, froaa f.
k aad aoa
ida h.ih, I
Saa to llarooa baadahlih. froaa t alao yoar
d,aB4wall4ptad for (ho oavalrr arvta.
Allaoraaaofarad wlllb aabad tearlrUla.
Bpaotloa.aBdoBlrthoaa Ibatcoaforn to tha ttoa.
dard foe Irat olaaa aaa airy haraaa will ba faooto4.
l Bid will ho raoairad aad,aaoaldrd for tflr
hroaadapwar4. Oaa-half Ik horaaailj for
bo 4a.ioro4 by AprltlO, aad the ronala4rby
April so. ura
Vr.po..l.nat k. s.Mnpaal.4 by asaara.l.i
.rsl I...I tw. p.rM.1. to tks.fMt thsl Ik. bldd.r
.M.urr ai. ira..i is.M.lrMI
iharaforj tba r
ipoaalbtlllyofthoiaaraaroransal
rlaaataiala liaaaa
oiara oi aoa ?t at rooora.
i ua4o ta aarraat faada path
ooairaatad,
Imwj in aaoapwaea ot ait aoraaa
arlho tarna ef ihUadTartii
TkarliLt lo rJaa! iiy aai all tUs Bmi U re-
rropoaala wtllb lsdortad-'Fropaaalafor Cay
alrr fiaraoa.' aad addroaaadl Ik aadarclf aad.
.HBt8tv lbs fall aaw aad addnaaef th
mAAmwm aak waji.aal.4 lit a... M..ba Bte
eoatod by oma reapoaalbl ptraoa, al th opoaUf
tfKKSmim'ii&XW
... ..uM.r vi.iNn i . Ml...
j kfcooiikiai.1.
BmtsI Caleatl aai A. 14. H
aklo-et B
ju. a. am
oesu
li i , i. m ....... . -t-
fatuiimyjtajaiHV v-.w . - . ,
v...... Jimma p.ftMTT,. 'i.S'HE-iffia83Ba;
anaWnaMMoWB.Tlif i luloaaraiy, . J,A,OTTtB.
t.atid.lir.fWtJteiljr,". ifclta ,MU r.r.B.I.(....r.wU-t.
LSi'iulitltfiiiSttn '"" O'""' BsrTC...'Te Ic.i.t.....)
Bt. asSaWSS.fJWI... . I. taltTIBTlStT.jlTStfT, I
T......1. ...JiEl!ill. tb.Ilr.k..ao.rtte1SMfs.lliue.n.lit4Bl
I.S4TS all a. j OJl'WlS'JiJ " .. ttM, Fsrsli a..tu, m t.ik I... 111... lE.
'oAaraifCKanda)... '.!tt.. MKS.
iniuBiiT jjyypiii'Taiua iiuuii
, witaaLEUAjiT auanauts,rajiai.raoia
say aaf aital arwlla moiira laeraTauaat.
aael aarlae fraaa loaf le IWolf hera la llal ovor
aar etaar rooia. Two kaairo sallea I
rr.zR.'.Wa'sVk.via'
Tmrnarh hea Ball
FiTTsnnaa
"'i a kaj .ili.-''luoa
otuootr, L -oikii.
laa.r.ll. aaiTa'-S , VuklaaU.
,1. W rtrtf. Ata.t.. A J 3
I e . vwtiA. fi... tj--"r i T.t atm
W2R2a&SSr&tesJt
' i TaTiiiin ii 1 1 i iii bbIi Ii a i a
eaBBvamAHBU,BP'- a.LflAJLr
ur
JL2IOaoTOWll. u Mlam L..J. iltW
jaK.,aToiRHftT:j'va7.3te
.Krari.dv.;;.aiyifi:
Afoal oaloo aad wharf fool fBtfhalrt0orio.
towa. tat th ooraor of aTatalk. atroot aad
Mawjorkavoea. J, W. TUOMPbOM.
aan-U VroaidoaL
" ipiit HHtiiu oi .(laa.
OUvar. tkaorlilaal IraaU la oald caaao, aad of
leaao , Moma,tko Imatao aliarward aabatttatol
a tho plaao of aald J aha H, UUvor. aad tho dlalli
baUoa f U roipootlf faada la ikolr aa da
km WatlMtT;,.
D. O,. Fabraarr V. 1870.
m. Q. QoTBB,of Boat a.
prariai tor ma (xias.ioa or a pataai
to bin oa Iho rth dar of Mar. ISM for aa
proveaioai ia v.ior aawiax aiafciai
ii ia oraaro taai mo toatimoar la tka caae ba
floaodeathoSSthdaror Apill aaxti that tkilma
uiSUBiarnaaoBiaaBdtbo SaaanUar'a rport bo
I tall ad tail Sth dar of" Mar east, aad thataali
potinoa ao aoard oa too utb flay or Mar sax.
Aar BOraoB bit trtriM thla astaaalna
Si ,. WfBaiioT.I.OuoraarrJT.la70.,
0lbopUtloaof BATBf MiBBaaatlnaaavM,
ollaaUBfa, M. T.,oxooir.x f Wuilaea H. oa
4ara.4ooaad,prr ar for Ih axloaaloB of a palaal
Ei lad lo tba Bald William U fiaaadaraoa tb
dayr Mar, lSM,rr aa latproviaal la Coop.
Illaferdarolltk'at the taaUauay ta thUesa b
loood oa the 6th dap of Aprtf aaali thai th
Mao for UBcaaBOBU aad Ibo Xaamlaai' r.
port Ullaaflod to tko ei tlay of Mar aaxt.
Cad that aaldpatltloa be atari oa th Ilia day of
Mar aail.
Aay pras may oppoalhtitBatoai.
, - - 1AM0KLB, jThnEB,
falS-riw CaaiBitaaloaarof rataai.
Proposal.
pBoronu rot tut roi.ii.
iaaata oaMaBoa
fa.. -.I.- a. e. ..-ua;L. a...... ..
-II pin., aa I aioor.aat with th Miew la
kBootaaalloaai
. AideaSfoal M lachMlear, M laikaa w4
laehaa thl Jh luadaToB aaak aod 1 laeh.a wiela.
iaraeWylaerowallachloasiH Uak hofo i
fromoBahoade
wfiiiaai nn !. ibi
rBnpB)TaB4ia;iaha.vlStaaN4 br liarawa
,' J--i pjaeioa ilaik irea, laproja ifoat
" I . . B"H"B ! (Illl
(.141
llltlaahaa.
"TT"? .ateiItl BlBHfBlB
100 aaataaOTtoillaokaalaatirliki. Biaia
BbJ BBUletllalaaiJmluJ i " f
. DairyarrtdMnajaaa wUhlarioaa day float
?iV T!Srt' " ilaaal tka rat of not
'"vfT' NMHiiNiiiu auafaaouvaraa.
pXOrOliM TOR BUMISTWCIITQHX,
aBDBir J Aim. la imii
VBmitaarit.MaaaaTaaut Paw.
bju poaaea aiauar, re in
CB4mom,4e,,a htlofora. -.
tnUet DrTt MaJor'tfX.i
AlHT BtTILStiai. k
(TtlB.fiB er
gevtritaOaiSBS bts., I
w Toaay Hattht, 1170.
-oia t biw toaaJHatthS. 1S7U.
rropalatla4BlpleattWtll rmlm ir
latartTaBBl aaUl II ftrMk. m , .ATUBDJ
Till
btoharrali
ila f riser. a roaa hoop 1
lo haaia, fall h4ltat4. ,
iia 'aatraraaitlri" la roaa
bsrral.
lMharrala
hoortt
l.ular.hl.uJ ItmaLl.
ISObarroiikf rrlno Mow fork, oaa troa hoop
Lrrtii ioi i bmi uii
ralikfr.rin Maai
irralafaU haatl
i.--: '
W.ooo pyoodaof FtIom Ka41aa Baan, la bamla
10,to3poa!liarooa BioOtfoa.Uoak harrola
eJ.OCQ poa4ToTaroli Ala, la ak hair' fall
4.000poada of A4aaatla Caa41a, 40 roaa i
hosoa. tnpp4i aaill to Ik poena, fall
walakla.
10,000 poaadaof TaaUly toap, SO-poaad boxes,
11.000 paUVf'rtaa tali, u aamls fiUliaad-
llaad.
S.ono falloai f per Cl4-r Tlaai ar-la harrala.
l.OQOpoaal of tfara" tToaaA llaak roppor.
i4poaa4 path. paeh4 la SO poaad
VOXpoeaSa of aacar-nr4 liana. ,aaoovr4t,"
"a harrola rail haal.llao. , fc
1,000 poaada r Brtaktaat baooa, la hoxia, 100
1,000 iKreaVa e( takol Tosca la lOOpoaal
J.OOOpoaBkVa aakaa oUo'. U10O poa4 boiM.
,QjQ poaada ef aaioit4 Cioakera, la avpoaa
a.000poa4 of Java Cola, la erlfUat anata,
e,eoorBBiaoC Cat Loaf asar,la Varrai fall
D.OOO poui a4Tbeiht4 latar, la batrolo fall
dliooo ? 'oVtfrtaelalea latar. la Variola fall
.. """Ty tui.
2K.T;iuT.r.iTrt. X-i. Mw
torrm
WJJ,,5 WWUIhtUtW,laas4
w I""" a4al Co4alak.l-pnml boxss,
M ,Pcka4 M la a ,
. Wbioa8Bok4BartU, 'mlA."
rtOnbXMar41aai..aoH1aalaaooa.
M aaaaof rraaaalaMa, l(( Moad obbo.
. MalrlklaMV4oaadoaaat
I.Om poaais PnriAp la,la (arrola f aU hood
I.OM Poaada f ,DrU4 raokaa,la Varnls fall
SJOKboxaaeX LararitiUt.aUappad 10 la a
aa packata
9M H boaoo of Leysr Balalaa, aUapnd Illl
8 whofo boxoi ef jtt Jtalitaa, sirarped I la
poi
ot Yarauaa rraaaa, la s poea
!5 tt!fftiWIA!!WJ"'J:
Ut) lia tlii
ttlaklaa.
UOboiUoa ef GhBTklaa-pUta-kaoVk as la
....Xi a- . i-
Itiaa of FlakJoJ OaJoaiaaria.
inu B-oiu
H)aa
o) caaa rtcklaa orauro, i-poaaii
I) oaaa of Lobotoro, S pomad osao.
t.n aaaa of Toraatooa. 1 poaad eaaa.
SOD eaaa of Or a ' Cot, t-p
i wi w rrn vwaitm, a poaaa uii,
a ( fVkloA oraioro, f-poaai oaa.
a "aajro" Cora. l-poaa4 rasa,
:i?Su'
HiitaiirrMiii
taaa. S-poaadai
lato, la 1 poa4
BaarVraal ia K
b aTBmiir rooa, I'poaaa
iaaa.
9 xalloaa ox Baaarfci
aaa.
harrola.
Son oaa Oraaborrr faaoo. t-poad oaaa.
i oaaa or Uimil Jolir, 1 ponad oaaa.
i oaaB or KaaptMiTT J aaa , I poaad oaaa.
t aaa of rroaorv ruoapploa, t-poaal
600 oaaaofrMortadf a
000 oaaa ef rroaarvod Pa
1000 aaaa of Bor4?sl
aaohoa, t poaad caae.
etnioBo a-poaaa c
voi
sorlod . " 11 1 a a a
000 P0BB4 Cor Uih. ipaa4 paokaiia,
boa poaada of Taploo. 1 -poaad packaioo.
t00 poaada of Ckooolai. l-poadpcka(a.
OWpoaai
eaoi yoraaaotiti aa-poaa aosoa.
tda of Maoaaroal. S.Bktad boxoa,
ids of att ,lowdara, Vpoa4 pack
,ft0 poaad
COO poaad af Carheaet led, eoaad paakt
afB. "paro."
0fO poaad of Croat ef Tartar, l'poaat patk-
at, 'wee."
loada Loaf Lard
laala etLa4ryl
I, lS-poaa4 c441m.
Atarah. t -poaad paik.
- aaoa.
100poaa4aaf 1 aaar ladtfe lpasd pack
faaouBtltloatoaa aaaraor laaa.al tha od4
OI IBB aVPOrBOBI
roaoiTpoBao
vioaa aoTotnaaaioi
an
'trnfflia-fSkSiiatfiatt
plOFOIALI FOX COAL.
QaAaissaima'a Qrrroi,
BBakaBBBtltlBB U Bl
OMTaarfroBathalatdkr May a it. wtlh th
niiiHiiii laeijHia, aa aaaiitaai, ta, uirvu auaae
h roqalroak for aa
Had Blat Araaaala
bb Orav'o Vaarrv nil. f aa
iaaaBtaolaedlBiSUOtaa, Mail V dallvoroe
withoat addlUtloaal oxooaoa to th Uallad Slatoa,
TbabalaaaotohodWItOTodoahoordor voaMlaat
Ihla port la rood ocdar aad ecadlttoa, fio fro
taw. bob, aata. om oaaor laapaniio.
rropoaala ftaaat bo aaado oat 1 daplleato, a
hlaak foraia, wbiak aaap bo btl4 at thl o IB a.
Badearojopaa u4rao4 L'frepoaaU far daltiary
' Bl?..raral.TlU4U tt4 th eptals of
propoaaia.
Tba itaartanaatU' Dfparlataat rrvM Ih
rtlbttonlaetaar aa4 ailbld. .
Aay44mBl uroraaaUo doalrat hy parties
wbklaf tobld wlUkJratthdepoa aoplltatlaa
iaiBia vuiBB. uauaaaa a. uuuum,
I ratal Lie. Coleaal aad QaarUnaaatar V,
I. A. Bthld-SI
pBOPOSALB FOB. JfPA011111 or C1T
0rffieivvaaDarT4v.'arsakari. 1
Foay LBATBVWoara.BlAV., March 4.18TQ J
laala propoaala will o rooolvo alUlala
BBlll It at.. MOBDXY.Marah It. lSTO. for raralah.
Salted Btatoa Uovoraai! l f rt LT
aaaaajwlth . ,.tt-.
Worth,
OLV vtULBI llUKBatat
i aiaat bo aa4 ( all parti
. Th
karoo aatbe aa4 1 all partlaalara.wall
a. la, fall - tnod obSiUob. dark
i, Tram 18 ta Urha4 hh. froai S I clsbt
o(4. a4 wait auftad ta every way to of
Blda will b oatrUl4 for Ifty hoiaoo aad ep-
Sard. Oa half oftkakf aoatraaUdfort
a dallyar oi.rbii.r kfhi 10. tlTO, aad Ih
naiBuaaao or Baton aBB-jitou '
naklat tha Ban i praaaatatth opBalacof th
nia, or raproaoaio ay aa aei r aui
ai at bb aai or b ra r "
oloherooBoaalbUi aerwlllaar
aalaaitlaaoop)paala4brioo4
raatoethal thabid,)f seaaptad.
Eapwa ai taia
lJtvaaBtailal
aal Bfatl caaraatae
vlll IbA ajantiHaal earllW
FropoaalaWboaabBalUad la 4altto,
Tba aiaaiaoBdltlaat, which a b aaaerUli
Bt taVIa a Aaaa. 11 1 kak 1 aaaa aal aiatraalara.
afiaakforauef propocal wU.bofkiriha4 apoa
AaAlLAAilda
.iv.?M.fcCM,isW;k.rji,ov.rt;
Ur..l UmI. C1.,Q. V., P. a. Amr.D.pel
3B0FOIAU TOO IVIU
Iobb (lt Iba ) Ual VVhlU Aah. Bo, I, or broke
COAL i to bo waif kt d br aa a aalto bo doAlipatod
br Iho Clark of th Uoaao. cad to bo dollrad lato
tba tboJu of lb Capliol.aedar IbotHtoaUoa of
a) tHi BkBaiBooaT, wlia) ioBir aaya iron iao
dot of th oaira, .
Mo blda will DiI4ra4 from partita pari a ally
eakaowa.aalaaa aoooaipaaladby eatlafaatory rof
raaaoad aaaarllrwlU b r4lrad fraaa lb
aeooaafal hUiarfor tk filth fa I porfariaaoftf
klaooBlraaU , iD'wDMofilkasOtt,
m v au atiruaacup ,
0ia of BepraaBBtattveB.
taa, -at vnm(i
Optieiavni.
XVmJ.EXSSlOUT accuroely iwttd
lyith JVbUek ot'othtr Spectacte$f and
cneapey iir n7iert
Optieiant National Hold.
yj?.""vivjaB"i
st jkl aaiH t OUOAT. aprtl a.Vma. li
a'tfookta . rorfraikTBr auVli aol IiotCoa.
aa attta oamaioB Or A. Tail IbIb.
a. osir i"' ' "" '
i
. .- Bicaoa,,V.,aiarBa f-isia, i
l4lJ Prftpotali.la dsftsM, wtlT b rteatyai
atthlaOM.Ul It aa.. a KtDt, Aatil la
W70, foraaprlilBf th foUawlak arl'elaa Ul bar
tola iBtra rloar. 10 harrola Tamlly rlaar 4-8
Kaalaioao.saopoaaia Baati sag piaa prtak
t Saooat 170 jttwaee Java OoCm, (troa,)e00
rsatai Ciaakar later. WO pamaa Uraaalatt
er MvovadtSMiaoataa Uo4Stk.jia vottj.)
As4Ba4aPrlodraoao.ao caUoaa Plkla4Ca
CBaeborf. U boUloa UkaiUaa, (durta.l l taaa
Oraw.BiriBa.Awlt.4tBiJU4Car.
MBtJBllv.il tBBiklara aUirorrr an. 14 voaa a
JaaUrSOpoaaIaT
r. 900 pooa4a Lsi4
III III llp V "TWt il III . lai.mil.' I llakl aaaalka ial HI Hull ill V I I 1 1 1 .1 n
f 1 1 1 1 liffTnJ i IP I'llsjiiiF " ir'r-i -f-r "
ratsektrsL U kamls. M.k.r' I iHH iiS3ZTimmBSilt. ::n" T.l"-,
100 poaada of Maatard, U'poaad paakae a.
10 poaada Of AIiapla,poa4paakaiaa.
100 poaada or laaaaaoa, M-Poaad patki.
100 poaada oi Qlaor, M-poaa4 paakaioa.
101 poaada of Clot. LJtoaad paakaeoo.
100 paaaaa of Xatat(a AC -poaad paakag.
tV) doaaa La mo a XitiU,la toaaoo aottloa.
SO doaoa TaaUlOstraoU. la 4-eaaoa hotlloa.
or WoroaalaraaVlx kaaea. "1
D.l, Aaar.l
Iaio4propoalwlllb rotT4 ( thl oBa
aamiioSiockn. oa viiDaT, th atta dr of
prlllS70, ftr (araiahlac Uo QaartomMUr
Dapartaaaat with 4,000 sroaB i (ay aah Iaaa
riiLiDiiTiii. aiara i. ibttjl i
lalrodlaoBtqaaiiir WHIT
.UlL.f aa.V atttaa aal la
O ba arJareaal far at aurlaet kf
1
Ctiaa'a Orrlfl. Herat orSara'atT. I.,l
. Vaaalaaro.,b.0..kjar.ka,irro. J
l.sl.d rTQP.ala will k. r.I.a at Ikl.offlta
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CONSUMPTIONS
LIVER. "STOMACH. M
t-iSftrTTT a
JKIDHETS ABD URltatf
OBQlTJSf
it rrarrrM Aknanicma
THE BLOOD,!
Biliary, Glandular,
I SECRETIVE SYSTEWiJ.
Uerrecu aaui.egauicf i
Tho NEnvousi i
1HD
i MUSOULAE F0R0E3.
DaOAf-a.-9SnBaoo atrool.Ba
Ploa t sCoilaf o flaao, 61 C4ar ft.
k MawTorki fWArekBl.klla4all
wrvi
IMPEUlAT,nOTTMlJf KC
Auotueo, V1WJ. nu uyauurnx'
cTltUta.aii aonttjftnyonce.oar-
' eolpl of price. Oo-trr'slitacenre-l
IVlAlPICrJll-
Pally roparU ara nu4 ef rUf afr44 by ihla
raniarBabloriBPOilr. . .,. . .
. i-anoaa labaltlmora. nrlma t loeraaf Isas
Itafron Itaaoo. mar en!reM 4inBlttw
Boalh Charloa, Uaaovar, Bl 81. tVal7iy LFrKr
lla.TOO aarataaa.H aad S7 noilk uuavjro,
Oay Btraata, aJioof SraailBlaiaaorarlr.
All tho 4raiii.U( aad haajrada ef P
WaaBlBfMB, If. W.1 aiub,biiIi
roaallBi aoaalry, know ef earaa bj
"'z'r.'.sxztf&'Aii .iio.
For MToralyoaralhad booaaabloat loaojac
) ywrnT w iv a
t?1 a"f"rj lai
iaabaltU4 bjliaaa.
Mas. lovisa Bvanti.QS 0 strsat.
ri BBiienaai uejiBUBa !
Wpf(tif rtMaMCHotJ. .t
.. .t WafjlBBTO.tTa,Bptfl.lS)
I had a Mtar ooagh, roaalflae ma aaalaa
ld. I trio TBrlooa poatoral ronodlo vlthoal
boaatL
alarBioej
alarBiod. A ladr
mal tadaaaaJ aaa la ti
tSl".'
have had aerator
-BT1BIBBBJ.
i. faafaw4aTlwaaaatlroir
nci aaa aiaae
Di hliiaa.
AulataelCttr larvoyor.
For All Throat anal Lasn Complalnta,
FImiisrpAtba,DipbriaDrom
ebltla,OattTli, laiOidia Cald,
avjact IatflaaaaaaUaa or
lb LwUBgRa
TlALTIUOBl h02 HOIF1TAL,
UTABLIinXDAIABirDQirftOMQOAOKBaV
or.
poodraBdoalroKootaairaaiodrla u
Waahaoaaof the llaak or Llmba, Atrial
Uob of tho Kid aay ea4 Blaeidaf . Fa vol
eharBoa. Inpotaatr. Oaaaral babUlti
trlataraa.
ffao
iBBlarr bio
DobUltr Morvoao
aaaa. Dya.popala,Xaataor. Low Splr
faalaBO(l4aaa, lalpUatoa.oftii Haart,
TrvaBbliaia. lIiuaBO of lhlor Olddli
aaaa af tka Haad. Tkroat. Naaa ar Kkla.
.. amiss, .ytaj
orlkla. AffoaUoa
of tho Laat-B. Stomach or Bowalt tkoaattrrll
a. Stomach or Bowalt tk oaa ttrrlbl
Biaoroara aniisa iron ino boh
naiBf iron iao Bontarr uaaiu xoatk
tpoaUllr, whohat))onotk victim hfBMl.
Ury Vlao, tkal draadral aa dootraatlro habit,
whlah aaaallrkwapaUaaaUailrKraviha.
of 7a aaaa of Iho taoat aaaltodlalaata aad
brtlllaatlauilaal, who nlikt otharwli bav-
uaaood iiatoaiaf aaaaio win ao iaaara oi ei-
qaaaaa. orwakod oaataar thtltileelr raay
u-i.kWiil.A.ftlt0 -
Maniirraaa, rTit Mai4aUtaplaUi
BUITiais POIB OWBIT r JUItl wli, (
faaia oaDiiiir, Baiorau
UowhoplaeaahlBiM
aBdioaSdaatlT
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aaaxei
1. via
rior Jiilrk4. ..
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arrLat Impoaalbla-lalb paaallf
1000
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ro
in
pai or to
viauiBB oi UBpropaa taaaisaari
IOBBI
oaa poraoBB ro too apt lo eon
elbolat aware of tho droedfal
loootazali oitoaaaa frota
opat
rail
ooqao Ik
UTorowor,Vorvok lrriiabllltrtDrappla, rU
tllatloaof tk Haart, fadlfoatloa. Loaal Halloa
iabilllra WaaUax eflh frajao, Cestha Coa
off rcf jiouth f bidiricb: itbibt.
ift.haadaTd folai from Baltimore iIr.yal.afBW
ora from the ooraor. fall aot to obaorrin
tarlfo latlara roaalved aalea peaipai sad aoa
UlaTaf aalampto bo aaod aalko toplr, F!
wrltlaf booUalaUaeo.aad aaaiportloaef ad
v srUaaaia at 4aaari bla a rtj ptau.
11olatUraroalv4aalaBa poalpald sad aoa-
fiCTifH&TO
Mambar ftf tha ftara CUs of Id
m
IOI B bb am
t -. ...iriia.r. . .i;
alohta.
a, aal alaawkoro. haa ofootoi
itoatahtacaaraa that wore aiai
iblodwllb rlaflac lath head
aono or taonoaiaai
kaow vaartresblod with rlaflac lath head
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aarooa
JalaaJJa. ..Vlt I kBBhf BUM,. Bill
aooaa sou3iai .
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BL.0BI Oltoo mi a, vara aorad lbTrOtf'"
lat of tbo ml ad.iraro aorad jZrf
fc . TfKBrAhTlCDLiltJ
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Dr. J. addroaaoa alltboi
alTobrlBiprotrladalaaeoaBBti
Wy.
whlah rala both bodr aad nlad.aaSl
Ik
kirbaalaaaa,al4rBoalatr frnarrtaio.
Tkaao ara aomo ol
.aoaiair on
a aad aai a
.a4malaaBk.ia.i.
iitKi,
id br early hablla of
irlTkabllanf eBik ... U..tr-T'T
aak a4 Llmba, ralaelaiae Uii4. Ami
a .. asi-.-.. .
amaciaoa, aaiui BniieiaFviein oooa
eyaa, ossh, aad irrartomief K.ntnrapiloi.
WbkaylaJr4tkttaalTao brartalpraci:oa
la4alf4lawbaaaloao ahabmroreoBtlrlaaro4
fronoTlloonpaaloaa. ar ataahool, tko Su of
Willi BIB Biaaiif ial. iim -mmwrn ..inctiiaii
Sol r4 Madera aaarrlaia Impombla. aa4 4a.
atnraboik Dl4 sad feody-ahoald ppiylmnsa
vrlaVaplirtbat ayoaat mai.ih hiefhU
oatry lb Pftd of hla pariata, ahoald be
'VSilinVlutiLVitncn.
t Iho aaUealdad aad Impradaal votarr a
ploaaar fad h ha lmblb4 th aata f thl
.1 tAiaaaaw.i avv aarveii ita
aalk
ftaadi)
wa...VSr-:H-jiijt,
ir ihooaaada ari
laaUlatloa
wtlhia Iho laat alihtaaavaara. d tks aatavaiaa
artiaal-ppcratloaa par for
aad apiiuae bioob
took a haavr OOlOeWBiaa aotuan a a my -
hUabad htarrhaf , Ijaae auar ooaiataiz
(Broo. bat fooai ao roUat I. waa rr.lkall
Pfnii, I oat Ial lb aoaaUT.aopiaf u woai
""hiTa.lw.Lwkaa i rolaiaod roihwoB
nor flolall .-V7Vl"tl I frlfhVol bataor-kafo,whiahUud:lT44...-WK;T,r7iirud
aaroa,ai4offarod fromanotteZMaf braaUi I
ooachodlaoaaaBBUr, ooald eelalaapt k4Mtr'
pot,ltrte4ovmoiBT rrUa4ortonnh.
krnoathaaaL Hfliatl,aB4 aaadfodaof -
Bjlaajr" '- Waah.MUa.'whaBow
!aBBBBaaBaaaafii boVil4daa aafltln. oA hir
.r.1 .eiiM.a Mnrn, inlii ik. vlflk.
aaayoaaaa. now, waeiaaiBaoarauaBaa.Bo oa
leal will pnleadle dear ikatikpowroiproor
lloafa loitaooaarbr thoao faUlai jaU liapropar
habtlaUaaarlhopridtal. BoI4abolasrritl
Lhapuaaar of hoalthr ofipria. tb aaoat tatloa
aorta tract If o arnptoma lobota bodr aa4 aaiad
aria. TkOfTtlonbaoonaadaraB(a4,lkol'kralcal
aai afaaiat raaattaaa arukaaad. Loia f Frekcvao
aaa afHiabi. i.aaa ar aanaaai
otVtUtaaarl.pfBPopala.AarTaaarrrlUhlUtp.
raBicDaatoltbaDliatlliat'aactlaaa.UaaaiaAl.a!
amir. Irmptoma oftoaaaBPtloa. """r1
MaBfaLLT. Tbofasjfal fetaa tk 14ara
machto b draadod-Xocc , of Manorr. Coafaaloa
of Ueaa.bopraaaloa O.Vlrlt. ItII V,r,bcJ',,"
Avaralo to looUIri Balflalraat, Lot 7aol)l
r,TltBldltr.Ao.,rBmofthvlIprodaod.
STboaaaaiaof poraoaB of allBiaacaa aowJadta
hai la tho of thali dosllalai fcaalla, fo.lai
air vlior. boaomlaf weak, palo. aorvoaa aaf
iia
arlboaao,eaao of tiatUllae fro) tkopath
aatyr aad ladalilaf la a aarlala aaar habit.
laahpaiBoaiaesvooatampUUae
salaatthat s aaa4 ml ad aad body ar U nttata.
aaaaaryraqalBlttepronoiatOBBBbiaihappiaoaa.
Iado4. wllkoat thaaa, the Joaraar throaih Ufa
Woaomaa waary pUtrltaaiaithaproapoclhoarir
darkBalolkaTtwiUl4,botnMahadow
with daapair, 4 lUedwllh th Blaahlr t
Baatloatbat tha harplaaca of ftaothor baaomaa
bllikla
ymaa aao oi bbbbbo, ororaaa pi iacorT, oaMro
Im from aprlrtato thoao who. froat dtaUo
aaT raapcttabllllr, J a aloaa baTrlaad bin.- U
fallalatotcahaadBof lifcoranlaad daalfalaf
loadrawho, laaapalloof artailah bla acta
alary aabctaaaa. koap him irtllaa; moith after
aioBlk.or aa loaf thoataallaallooaaa b
iaiaad. aad 1 daapair Uav kite with ral'
health to ale OTrhlaialUac41aaiiplatBiBl tor,
br thaaa or that da4lrpoUoa,Mar(ary,haaUaa
(Ao BOBatlratloaal arnpfoatBor thla Urrlhlo dla.
oaa. aaah aa Af aotloa of tha Uaad. Throat. Hoa.
ii:r.V;f.p.,KS.ifi.wwiiSttffl::w,v.','W
him lo that aaeiMOTor eeaatry rra
VrtTilurJVV wave.
a ot ikia
nil iwiiyim. i v. -wbobiob.
witaaaaoe ar too rapor
riar r ta "," aad
Uji of whisk appeared
Biha Ttasara. otlooa of whlah anoaai
arBdlBiaiaBttlamaBorcharMlarkaracpija,U.
tlUtr, rt aaAclaal aaraatao to Ike all at!.
" 'iliiB dTsba irBBDiiY cubid;'
. rrwa wmlas ahoald bo partlaalarla dlrait
teeiaolrUtUralohlajB.irinflott.1a lVfllowlaf'
i aaa'BiajB iui i r.piiia n aaia a a bib
a-aaari
Va ewuiioiun. at, ,,
UeVltinoro Lock IlpapllaJ,
Balllmoro, Marylaad.
la-lr
nOUaitll I IJB0O ITOBB, OFPOIITB
J Maieala Tamw. rraurlplloaa aaaeratflr aal
kSBHtly fBtpB4 i, s4 si ihf (tvaat haral
