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BIRTH.NIGHT BALL OF the Old
Franklin.
THE FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY take pleasure
i in announcing to the citizens of Washington
and vicinity that they will give their
Fifth Annual Ball, at Jackson Hall,
ON THE nth OF JANUARY,
and will spare neither pains nor expense to make 1t
one of the best Balls of the season.
MANAGERS.
John II. Sessford, VIM Fl. Tanning,
Joseph L. Reefe, T. Edmenston,
E. G. Eckloff. George Walker,
G. J. Garfield, A. Sioussa,
Rob E. Doyle, VIM. Fisher.
GOOD Cotillion music has been engaged.
Tickets 81, admitting one gentleman and ladies.
They can be had at the following places: First
Ward, ]. L. Savage; Second Ward, Butts Drug Store,
Rich. Downer's, Horace Rtter's, and II. Coombs;
Third W ard, Patterson's Drug Store Fourth Ward,
j. Powers and f. Benter's; Fifth Ward, j. Casparis;
Sixth Ward, J. Kelly; Seventh Ward, Clark's Drug
Store.
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FLANK COMPANY, FIRST REGIMENT.
81 Warrington Light Infantry
You are hereby ordered to meet at your Armory on
Saturday, January 9Th, at o'clock A. NJ in full win
ter uniform for parade. By order:
II. RICHEY 0. g.
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DE The San Luis and potosi (Mexican)

~ The San Luis and Potosi (Mexican)
papers contain an advertisement signed by
Henry May, of Baltimore, Offering reward
OF $5OO to any one that will give exact In
formation as to the whereabouts of a silver
mine in Rio Verde, owned by DR.. Gardiner,
ana $oOO more to any one that will show in
the same district quicksilver mine pre-.
tended to be owned by DR.. Mears,
Va Over 1900 children are attending
the public schools in Boston, where thew
have law to punish truants.
B- A State Teachers Association was
In session in Columbus, Ohio, during the
past week. A large number of ladies and
gentlemen were in attendance, not only from
Ohio, but from several other States.
1r A man named Archibald Hamilton.
was fined in Providence, on Friday. 81. O4
for stealing one copy of the Providence
Journal. Served him right. Rather dear
paper that!
HS Governor Ross's annual message to
. the legislature of Delaware appears ia the
Wilmington Gazette of Tuesday. The Gov
ernor in this document notices the demise
of Clay and Webster in appropriate terms;
rejoices over the prosperity of the nation:
notices the completion of the labors of the
commission to revise and digest the civil
and criminal code of the State; also, the
opening of the Newcastle and Wilmington
railroad /; and speaks in favor of projected
railroad from New York to Norfolk. from
which he thinks there should be q branch
to Lewes, passing through Milford and
Milton. Upon this subject the Governor
enlarges, and recommeds that the means
and credit of the State be applied to the
purpose.
B9T The steamer Martha Washington
conspiracy case is progressing at Columbus.
The testimo ny is very strong against the
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BsS The steamer Martha Washington
conspiracy case is progressing at Columbus.
The testimo ny is very strong against the
defendants.
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7 ACKSON MONUMENT PROCESS.
y SION-The RegaFa for the Aids and Assistant
Marshas will be ready for delivery by Friday evening
7th instant, at PARKER;S
Fancy and Perfumery Store, Pa av,
jan 1T under National Hotel
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An ARRIVAL at BROWNS HOTEL.
II Just received from the mandatory of VIM. L.
McCauley, of Baltimore
One case of Patent Cork-Sole Boots
One cas- of Double-Sole Boots
One case Dress Boots
For sale at the Fashionable Boot Store Of
dec4 j. MILLS.
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1ME! LIME I'll, 500 bushels fresh wood
IL burned, just received from the kiln.
Also, wood and Coal of all kinds
For sale by WM WARDRR.
dec 30-6t corner of 10Th and c SITS.
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HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPTHA.
III A positive cure for Coughs, Colds, Ashthma,
and all diseases Of the chest and lungs single bot
tie will prove its efficacy. Prepared by Dr. g. Hast
ings, London. Price 81 per bottle. Sold by
s. r. SYLVESTER
Chemistand Druggist, cor. 9th and SITS.
dee 16-eo2w
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WHITE BERLIN GLOVES

WHITE BERLIN GLOVES
SOITA Bile for the Jackson Procession, good
~ article, and only 1917 cents, for sale at
LAMMOND'S
eth street Fancy Store, second door below e.
jan 1T
A REWARD OF FIVE DOLLARS will be given to
n the finder Of CAMEO BREASTPIN which was
lost at the Presidents House on New Years Day. by
leaving it at Col j. G. Berrets 18th street between
4 and streets. jan 5-3t
COMBS.
JUST RECEIVED, a large assortment of
y Tucking, Side, Dressing, Riding, Fine Ivory and
other COMBS. Also, an abundance of Porte Monaies
OF every grade and for sale, very low, at
LAMMONDS
eth street Fancy Store, second door below f.
@-A liberal discount to those who buy to sell
again. jan 5-3teod
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TO oUR sUBsCsIpsns

ne 1sAs sf psIroa spoa bseb ssss
r-y"ens ofshe subscription be ma
'as SUBSCRIBERS PSstsss
WHICH wi be paid ~ rs assumed BY ourselves
transmission.
ING cooNfhf PhfEk Published esky during the sea
sons OF Congress, and semi during u,s
Subscriptions foI period less year viii bs ..esivoa q.
terms psoporuoned 10 the above annual rates
nJ PosTMAsTERs authori xed 10 aet =. o., a.,
sending DAILY subscribers Soo eaelo.sd ar ~,
sEa WEEKLY subscribers. gas or ,ys WEEKIY
with $40 enclosed one eooy M ~
edition they furnish subscribers m EI
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ne Ss on s estate Ss
ss~ % 81 1 s,ss .rs snssi ] az the sad " the
sawed Sy a., name on board The s. snip ,ss
sia, & esns @ an" s ~ ne service s"s q M s' as' s. j. s a
md o Who's. estate n 20 eS" due under s the poou. Of G se
coases. Of March 3 1885, and for which apply
(-4dminsirator or EsreeutOr)
sr.ts Gs.sv %, Of ,'' .aa s..
Personally Appeared beiaae in and for The
who signed ,hs foregoing deposition in my presence and made
Aud certify deponen,
named in the accompanying letters administration
witness my "''a I 1a.e Of %s Peace. ., es., MDsa. a.
II saMna'o, desires to be paid through ,ai.a
e same according 70 The forms v hereafter prescribed making
discharged previous dssh, dis
u, w aa @ % H. ' aud sr n @ %
on "no ssi"uS 20 e. s.,. s.r a
as,sd ls aud signed By !, whsa
discharge be found,
w state ne ,s ~ n - ga, due
administrator have regard
s
knowledge. t. 8t 1tteu 7.H
power 9. Of attorney suS.an. in the following %
from The Navy Assn, 4,
pay due me- under ,s act Sonses snsa ,s "s
30, lS5 J" approved 1876 amounting 10
dollars and 5.a@ cents, a from is !.
10 ,l8 board the United States ship !,
which served in Pacific and
Mexico rincc May l3 1876 and receipt
rmng all that said lawfully premises
fully II done by mysef -# EE' y
Signed and sealed in presence,
(Itco pitncsses) (Sianatuys) (I. 81
STATE t
County Of j"' a5
On this day OF A ID. les before me,
a In and Tor The State aud aforesaid
having authority take acknowledgment dceds
pesred who signed the foregoing power attorney n
and acknowledged free nct and
deed and further certify
cdgmcn read aud fully him
he may n6ir.) ~ r - y : IT'D
(Jaaice of Ae Peace or otaer Masistrate)
The evidence Of identity will be required
ment made himself signed the
foregoing Of Attorney for signed foregoing receipts
July 2f-d3t lint, Rep. and Stnrl
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SUpEaIoK CABINET FURNITURE MAGNIFICENT LOUIS
plated r.Ds seres Frsneh China Dnas Dessert and Tea
yss s o q rss Gs % sssss, as. "a
10 O'Clock, the rsdeace exceeney
ss 4 Irn ssss and
mold effects. viz s.t t# tela.
~, CABINET yuKsIrrRr, sc.
Magnificent rosewood Iocave ohekerns plano, style Louis
sup.ro. double action "yard" harp in pcrfee, order
sus q green gold pao
eai e,e%ap. esmp'". French 'oa ann p'' and reception
Curtains, screens, aud chimney pieces to match
sui sshasany furniture,
dsa;
lounges. chairs, eighteen paIoi chairs,
nsss .ssss: %ssf ::si. s.fss,s' s gut ornaments
Facnch plAle mirrors chandeliers A ii H.fi. a..
l!sndsons marble and al, French man,sI clock
BoSsni.n glass and FRENCH china s,.ntei ornaments
sss u.'s @nao~ es,sn. asd ornse
a Ltnsn window shades and Venetian blind. rst s.n
asskoxry md wslaas dressing bureaus, wardrobes % e
sa:s sssss ssss.s s..sHss %!sose
",ss 70 saSs y @
Secretary, bookcase, 1.a, ;Iu rrm nh, shnir' ,#a
Hail, astral sias, and reading lamps, brackets brackets
Marble ,op sidsboard, mahogany plate stand
Hat rack, hall tables mats ..
-4 Bols,crs and pillows wsshsands toilet sets. .#
PLATED wARx, &c r.... n.
Set heavy plated Sheffield table SERVICE eomt
cling oIega centre piece, with fvelght banccs branch
candlestici
Wine cooler, liquor ands, castors, coasters
SHlvers, brld Il ays, large dishes l-r-
Stands lovers, dish covers, vegetable dishes
Rich foweDd gold French china dinner dessert and
services
Plain white md gold banded wares II t#tt
Crystal dsanters tumbIers, wines ....#
. Wafer boitca champagnes, cordiais. .
rNa. "a iAIsTIsos EEaRAvfSGs. .t
Beautiful coy Of Raphaei's Virgin Of the Fish, by
Cetda. Z
Two oirtns heads attributed Rembrandt and Vahdyke
The Annuniation by an old master .Fg 34ag.s.#
Together large collection Of and beautiful cngTavngs
handsomely fraued. rrss y
WINES, &c.
superiorold Amontilado sherry, in casks and bottles
Small select lot Of champagne, Caaonian red sweet,
and dter wines
Preserves, currant jelies, &c.
splendd family carriage nearly built order by Law
& Collins #F
Small oarouche and charlotte.
...... CARrETINos, &C.
Tapestry Brussels, and ,hree-py carretings
Panied hooTcEth, maitngs, fugs
Bathing tub, FIRE irons,
kitchen utcnsils &C.
Terms: under, cash that sum, credit Of sixty
and nneyays for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
July 2l-i H#a Auctoneer.
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maRslaAL,s SALE.

DY Of t tdcio issued from the Clerks OF
ID District Columbia the
county Washington and decicd shall public
Tuesday 18th Of August ~ O'Clock
before the Court house Of said county the following Described
the title, and Of Enoch Rdgeway
-, in No. 46; lot No. y in No
half No. is, No 293, the city
arhngiop levied property Of Enoc
will sold raiisfy Iudca Nos 81 3s
John C. ves John T.
Ian said Enoch Kdseway. FIT 5..s ID -e.,sE
t JONAH D. HOOVER,
July ao-dt Marshal OF District Columbia.
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By D. Q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
i y-By u deed OF executed by William
the a5h day OF Jsy eta and eeoded ID be
j. A. oos 2o3 End 20 of the land records Of Wash
ingon county District OF Columbia, shall SELL oabe Glib
day August next 81 O'Clock on the premises NE west
half q a5J, fronting @ be
lh aud l4h west with tbs which
story brick houses Terms cash. II
u complied with within three days there
said risk
pur ehaser purchasers. lILlL1-. #aths
.'-r, #I EDW. SWAMI. Trusee. ~ ~ ~
July 2S-d JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioaeer
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NATIONAL EATING HOUsE,-WALKER h sIADD's
soapsvinG requested by nurnhss Of our Gus
with Green Turtle
considerable pains obtain
vi served to-day IN and
challenge competition and lest ihs
vnts should become impaen, for the
rqase picked fresh Nor
oysters, hard ssd devled crabs &C. N -. 80 .4 tHf
supply Of woodcock csh Norfolk nh sb.eps
,,ou scos of city
agency particular ic patroa Of
we arrangement by which
abundant supply OF ~oh
which we VIII take pleasure IN @ev
Ins up in our ususa recherche msaner. $3.50 L@..
aoup ready AZ III O'Clock families served ~ nsna.
I,Ivp o. roiy - --7f4 ~ WALKER sHADD.
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nv y. G. MCGUIRE. Auctsop..r.

II ipgs, Ensavnss ana Large Coisctioe Of Msceisneon.
books July ast O'Clock
Mrs Dow the north side of
an her furniture and household
effects, consisting IN part o. f} hus. n8 500 FssIF
Mahogany sofAs, paror cbsirr, roc kers
i#t ~ Do cherry and maple cAne.sest chairs E.
DO cherry and maple bedsaads .I.4.as. +. s#
i& Drcrstas bureaus, wsrdrobe-, wxshstauds
beds msd pillows, towel stands ts#l
Best cncd and husk mattresses Ia #- .e ##ge.s.
fA Looking glasses, painted window shadcs
#Hta cuvtains cosnsce, and fixtures a II #.
Astral lamp, candcinhfas, clock ..t (. 4. =.
Cooking and other stoveS, Rrc irons, Ac.
tAI.c very valuable o paintings and cnravnes
collection books, comisns hiossphes hsto
magazines, epos congressional and
ourna snd other scientific library an"
useful works ali .t at trsfA II flsfI. lx II
80 Under overths credit Of two and
four ont Satisfactorily endorsed hssrE interest
- I.l LAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Jnly 0o-d N@ ftt4i#s A.H q tftN+A' y Anc,ioneer.
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sY KoBERT ARmsTaoNs.


y .|TE|TUIlI-IU . navy AKent's OmOo,
Washington, July ~, 1888.
THE following Instructions having BEEN issued for guidance In
quidasoa "f claims uader the OF o
l aaA Mach 1885 be paid BY this oree usius. y
meet the forms and specified In The nsuueuons
below. lth 48i .at-H
CLAIMS will paid their presentation" bu,
the description 10
taken sad order OF the a1fes hs dA
o4toa. claimants will be promptly Informed oy etSf
Of the aeion OF this ONCE = v,ux,
ss aa... .s#.. ...s.f.1 Navy Agent
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IN AGErT DoDsoN method of expressing 70
responded pompy W the DESIRE
in the notice pahishsd shortly before e ssus o. he
sucb Necone ser
vi~- bu4Iee44 and 70 open new ae
thst shall ks
peed 70 distinguish onr onstoers by who pay
those who their We hope not
rh~ft many many behindhhnd Wa
fAvor et an
seulcd them sight lGf % HGgN.0
tt.fgq .ojgt.8D sf4t fa NFat sfCLAGETT DopsoN'
Juy s-o'hs e. ttas s.steA fa 'Hf1 ira1g 81, 0Ht
.rssHzA M2A- GfHE4 .@sHs#I Ht'
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By +. n. srRATTON. Auctioneer,

tItnnsyl0dhid dreHue, s0utN ssds' "s" Iot" sTeeEJ
NWO NIW FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTION.--0n Thursday,
July ~ at st o'clock the Premises shall sell the wesl
half of otNo 13, No All north be-
by substantial and
houses 10 inches by 46
The 10 feet deep with alley
the two houses. .,l .g4 ~ HsE. ...~ .a.s..f .sa
cash residue In equal nstalnents sG,
Twelve nad cxhecn months, interest," by deed
Title indputabe. Conyeyancing at Tho Of tho
purchaser. ....#...E .u. +. .#l.FatHt..
July 2J-dts Y~.a. s.##.-. ...
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Proposals for Timber for the Navy.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
bureau Of Ordnance and photography, July -, 1852
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed "Proposas Timber will
be received at this bure
August for furnishing delivering under contract al
each the several
Brooklyn, New York and Gospor, Virginia, following de
scrb m
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From the Baltimore American.
Pacinc Railroad.--Thc Great Desert.

The Secretary OF War, in the OF hls speech at
the Crystal Palace banquet touched on subject that
has not yet been sufficiently presented TO the public
mind but which must up sooner or later amongst
the considerations relative 10 The projected connection with
the Pacific by raroaI We refer TO The obstacles pre-
scented 10 the construction and working of railroad
across those dreary desert wastes that stretch 80 far
eastwardly and westwarJy from the backbone OF the
Rocky mountains. These obstacles are great, and 1t
would seem, the estimate Of the Secretary. nsufmouni
able by existing means, for he says shall have TO
find new modes" OF overcoming them. I, ia not in what
we already have but what he believes shah possess,
that he places his confidence and tells that the
problem which history has heretofore taught us TO be-
leve must remain upsolved" will be among The IutMs
trophies OF science and the energies OF people f
IL easy that the special advocates of each par
ticuIar of the routes TO the Pacific plead
powerfully against every other Much OF this in all OF
them will be rejected but there residuum in each not
to be treated. The almost entire absence Of wood
through iouhths OF the way will be poeer Of itself
water will often be very for hundreds OF miles
and doub, il coal be procured anywhere in sum
cent abundance Tor the purposes OF the road We there
fore agree with Mr.. Davis in hm view OF the inlIinsic
difhcucs, and we have long seen, with him, that the
people. ia thinking much abou. how 10 cross the
mountans, have '.skipped the desert" He says these
sterile plains be crossed until science shail
produce the eans which shall render them not only pass
able but fertile" We fear, The Pacific raj road must
wait for lha neither Tins century nor the hex VIII Wlt-
ness its con.uuctlon. Mature has forbidden fertility To
those Astee she has 10 the deserts oil ybia Aad Sa-
hasa their depth the interior OF the continent Wh s
ways DENY them those supplies of rain, dstlsd from the
ocean vapor which indispensable TO widesprsad fer
lhy Irrigation is the only resort in the regions in
question and that be extended little or nothing be-
yond wha, is effected al present. ~
II was here that Mr Benions mistake lay IN his sup
position ha, road TO the Pacific could be constructed
from the proceeds OF the sale o lands along The way
Beyond 40 miles west OF the Missouri frontier the coun-
Try is unht ior styDNed hablaon and nae, end, in
deed. so il is marked many OF the maps. We gee,
therefore, that although much has been SAID and writ
ten on the subiec, Of Pacific ra1oad the first prem'-
nary Of iss p~ctcsbiIlty has ye, 10 be settled.
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VALUABLE Fasatv Book price ~ ccnts- Brief med
surgical operations in Of acct
poison ~ insects injuries foo h-
and rstrnctcns for sick cookery
by Physician Of Washington For sale e -. ..u.v,s
July a. sa-aHf g4aaTT s n Bcohssore, near 9th st.
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Collectors Once, July ~, 1883
NOTICE for prompt
shseby for the 1859 duo and
dsducion Of cent ia al
lowed BY law for the paid before ,h a't of
August ensuinG @ H. u HONHt,
Juiy IS cosdif 94rai LfR ift NH ttfA Cole tov
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cvDar rrsun ANcE COMPANY. OF Utsca, Ne yevE
III and inland rsnspoftsoon- u
coy''r'1, pe'"s"'' ''"s CTas De aELpIse Agent,
May la-aawa Seventh sta oppusits Odd Fellows Hs'-
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" FR0M VESrzuELA I'VE have letters from Vene-
zuea stating that il il probable the Cumana insurecon
against Monagas will be suppressed in that quarter.
The government has also been successlui'n Valenta
and in the interior. tt'
They have also a strong force under Jose Tadeo, 20
march sga,ns Cumana. 81 ie3.a 35aiat 3ai TX
Maracaibo has not, thus far. fell any inconvrnience
iron the difficulties. aaesnsi t51is.t DIST 30 81
ura sa1 aN aoH s8 81
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l''h4'r Q, ,s, fess.si: ss 49,,
NOTIcE I. hereby given that the Library or Com
' ! go 60 ''''-'' - JOHN jdHN $. MEEHAs
July o-2awsw Librarian.
HTNA INsURANCE COMPANY, OF Utica. New York.
Isa1s president H. H. G.el,I, si1ooco.
May l3 2awh Seventh st, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
NEW Paint ana OH store The undersignea, G. s. wb,
oas asS % s s as s
window glass brushes lamps eamphene &e Having purchased
desiring .,i so good. e, in ,ay, my line inc. !,
T. o. "hirILEsEf.
e17-IIav,ng sold out my entire business to Mr. @
Wheey and gone in his eapoy eheenuly him
may wish in his "e Of " 10. y os Ssy
may fmnh him with will be promptly attended and very
July Ia-eodaw ' '''
THE ,NIoN ACADEMY corner Of i4th street and
New York avenue, ,e.sP--
T. RICHARDS, A. M, Principal,
and the US'o" r', s M IAN ee' between New
Mrs 2, RICHARDS, Principal, aaa
will have their annual during hc first
s rd @ Ss ' s"sns on ne %
For further particulars, catalogues and circulars at r.
complete, win be sold very i appI
July 7-eod6t Aueoucer and Commission Merchant
PRICES REDUcEp--PantaIoon Goods.-aos piece.
yERBY, TEBBs. YERDY.
DRIcEs REDUCEO-L.a,vns md Bsreges.-5oo pieces
lawns and s'rese'' livery REDUCED Pc Bee,.r
June 9a-lmsodf II ~ f-
STRAw HATsI STRAW HATS !-Grest Reduction
pcesin order reduce large and well selected stock
OF hats from
Come one come ALL Fashionable hat eap gentle
furnishing establishment Pennsylvania avenue Pour
June sa-3,aw aeod2wf e# .s.a #ag fUs .....s.
pRIcEs REDUCED.-saoooo worth dry goods to be sold
YERBY TEBBs, YERBY.
June "a -imifcod .a....
VIRGINIA LAND stPrr-Thc Undersigned, having had
Y twenty acquaintance tre,an military land
Claims revolutionary records Richmond
OF such claims here, undur the 3lst
and viii also puchas, and sell land and land
'" vEsPAsIAN ELLIS,
June 22-eodf Irving Hotel.
DIANOs reAt-New and second hand pianos
always hand piano lith street. few
doors above Orders pianos
my store, will be puncualiy attended 10. III III 49,.
June H-eodlm' .asu. .... FL Z. kElCHENBACk.
Orphnns' Court, July o, 1888.
| Ha,ainron county, Dirra Of Columbia, 10 wif;
IN the case Smith, OF Com John
Nicholson The sorcs,d with
.coob,op OF the orpbans court county
Saturday the tb of July for the final settle
all creditors and hers OF said deceased
notified 70 attend al the ophsns eon o this ey With their
Of said provided of this order
be published once wssh for three % weeks !" the National in'e
III II ED, N. ROACH Reg wills
i''0 e'p ED. N. ROACH, Reg. wn.
=
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FRoM NEw BRUNswiCK-TfIE FIsUrRIEs.-Colonal
journals from 81, John, IN to the 2al instant have
been received al Boston. yta ..6s .'s Sc Tfsa
The gtaph OF the 2Ist rays: We perceive by the
American papers that The American fishing vessels are
arming resist the Brush cruisers the gulf IL is
high time ba, rhe restrictions the fehng privileges
of neghbors were removed since il has become
evident that these will not and cannot be coeIc-d
10 such way"
A Fredericton paper Of the goth says: 81
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Of last week
days of Intense excitement al our provincial land office.
Very extensive sales OF timber beIhs took place these
days for different counter, and remember 10
have numerous a gathering Of the leading op-
eratives OF the ds,ncs, and certainly witnessed
thing like The keen eageDess which was apparent in
every face. .i. q" i'a-
These three days sales realized the government
o0o and The mileage in contested ranged
from twenty hve shillings to foriy-hve pounds.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-27
r,re. Hundred Dollar Prena,um for a Plan for =
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MArket-house
MAyoRs Orrov, /
Washington, June !, 1853.
III NDER of joint resolution Of the Board Of Alder
II ofCommoa Onunci N s eiy approved ith OF
Arri thefein sppostsd 10 Obtain
the erected the Iocsuon
C~rire for nsvket and other public
hereby that pr.ium o. hsndred dollars
~ib Of building for said purposes 70 be
erected ont Of the Centre Marhethou-c
once either letter. obtain diagrams Of the
vim ia dim.rsicn- adjacent thcrsto
afford accommodation on hr nr
with large The second hoo
Of being divided into two rooms
and for ether public purposes in ,hs
wings on 1th and nh sr~ets. :,
Any further snhjsc, be obtained spp
rrsrh r,sn mus, he accompanied with specification
IN. Mayors Office OF before ~ O'Clock
M. Monday, the first day Of August NEXT
1be be whose plan shall be ap
''"" '"" ""'p'' = JOHN w. MAURY, Mayor
June y -oawtAne1
NOTICE TO situation Of principal OF the
Central Bsimesc will be vacant al me end OF
.ehcastc Jy 49, he board OF Io
being pbtAisaR suitable person to Ake
charge the cpenny In September nst VIII r.
may Ne
"a m. t,ommce school. The salary will be liberal
'" " JOHN y. MQNMoNtER, ChsirmAn,
f.Hf dftF F&t rs - AtExgH. 0ORDoN,1 S2eEA nhi
ts,rsI .. 3 W: DUNBAR Committee
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