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!. DIFFICULTY WITH REGARD TO CUBA.
ormation Wanted by the Senate.
The Steamship Washington al Boston,
Eavages Of the Vomito In Hayti,
&c SsC.s &C.,
Highly Interesting from Albany.

Highly Interesting from Albany.
. OPERATIONS FOR OPENING THE LEGIsLATuRs--
CAUCUS NOMINEES FOR ASSEMBLY 0FFICERs-aR
. LUnLow 40 BE THE SPEAKER, BTC.
srycs.L CORRESPONDENCE THE NKw YORK HERALD
ALRAsY, Jan 3-10P. NJ
The demo cratic members Of tho House assembled in
at o'clock this evening, in the Assembly
aamber, for the Pun pcae Of selecting officers
Hon harnAxEp LoosiIs, Of Herkmer, called the body
IL order and ncmipsted Henry Shaw Of New York, for
airman The motion adopted.
Mr saa~ took the speakers chair, and addressed the
setting substantially as fc,!ovs:-
atiernen-We assembled oI this occasion to take
einsry steps TO organzs the House Of Assembly,
a organization will contii.u during the present
lie discharge OF hs DUTY you are not unmindtul Of
great responsibility and the i'm portsnt interests
estate for hch you yottng II is t. be hoped,
in thh preliminary movement We may Do nothiag
sembied to select csndiostes to be supported for
,ker, clerk and other officers Of the House. dsase
4, am IN your hands AMI shalt endeavor to presite
ampartislity. What is the first order to be taken
lis preliminary orRapizsttn!
e.1 ssrs S. Harrison OF Ul,ter and Mr. P Champlsin,
n Aliegnny, were chosen "a Secretaries
The roll OF members then callei when al
=. % thex names except James II. Hutchngs Of Kings
Ar sr JoHN. Of New York moved 10 proceed 10 an in.
,n. ,.,na ballot for SPEAKER, which carried
nessrs Maburr and West we're appointed teVers aud
g. following declared to be the result OF the rst
W iliam Ludlow, of Suffolk lk...................3
', ,nicl Taylor. of New York. .............".2s
n
,xter Gilmore OF Oneida.
usael Smith Of New fork..... ................... !
There being majority for any candidate the caucus
>eaded to second ballet which resulted as fo!-
n. H. bu1loW u
B IeslCt ...........s...r 30
~ Sh6w...... ...................
CHAlBsIAN thereupon 6eclared Mr.. LUDLOW as ths
nominated candidate for Speaker.
]. Rosg, Jr, OF New Yo,k, moved that the nomi
he unanimously carried
caucus then p oceeded to nominate o candidate for
which resulted thus
g. Nafew, OF Albany .4o
r. Cnufcn %
"A. COley.... y
-. Nszew was then declared unanimously nominated
lerk.
nm T. Phelps Of Cbautauque, was afterwards nomina
= Sergeant at Arms, George b WsldridSa. of Sui
poorkeeper; Hugh Cheeny, Of New York, Assist
,s. .erkeeper and S. Brown OF Otsego, socold As.
, - ant DO.
IN. wings held eaucus in the OF the Court of
d, s aud noniinased MIR Eils~ortn, of Chautauque,
str and the rest of llst years officers, consisting
~ Shernaa for Clerk Thomas q Osborne for Door
. Archibald Smith for Assistant Doorkeeper, Asa
In tor Second Assi,tan, Doorkcper, and Joseph
dwell for Sergeant at Arms. w.
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Court Caiertsar-Thss Day

surprxr Coupr. -cirruit-Nos g. 4 l3 10 TO Is III as
Special Tenn. Nos !, 8, 10 to 2S.
Com,on pIpAs- Part F,rSt-Nos n 25, 81 80, So, 81,
So al AZ 45 Al, 81, IS 81, 81 Part SecopdNo6 g. 10,
90 "a, 20 Is 30 81 81 SO, 80, 40, az ~ ~
evp,srop CoUsr- 1.-TWO grsnches) Nos T. 16 II, 1s,
10 2s 20 H 80, 81 3s &C. 40, III, "a. AZ a. 45 al as,
A. go 81 52 t3 81 g. 90 sT bs 90 60 81 O. 63 o. SO,
et. ~
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Arrival OF ahs Steamship Washington at
BOstOn.

DVSfUNi JAN 1000.
The steamship wasAngton Capt. Fitch, from Bremes,
Deo ard Souihampton DEG Ia for New York put into
this port this morning short u GOAL aud with the loss Of
fcrelOpsa yard having rensed very heavy weatsr
ahe VIII take in supply Of coal as probably proceed t.
New York early to morrow naornipg.
The following ia list OF her passengers mssy Of whom
left for New York by the train this afternoon
Shus1 and krs shuitE Gsrrison and Mrs 0axrisop;
agRer. u W ttockmsp, nannun and Rendie, Of US
A; G Bfpnun sBd N,ss Ka oheso, Of Great Br tain "
Schultz Eushiirg Lenksnbsp, Wisd dnaun Whit,
Abos v Khren w ka. II schinidt, Z acnsok, g
K tohest Fiiesohmsn. Weis: and Tssenssschu. of
&C rmSry; Brizki Miss Eulot NJ Belanoo, yaue &c
cry A keLGeo and WicLmsnn, resdences not given.
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fon AT NArCHEZ-s STEAMBOAT IhsPEcToRs-
vEE, ffC.
WASHINGTON, jan g. 1883.
Thu Hen W r. King has resigned hi. seat Senator,
.he resignation to take effect nu edsley. Is under
ltood Governor Colyer viii appoint Benz amin Bz
rick 10 fill the vacancy.
he steamer Engineer has arrived here from Norfolk.
the puipose Of conveying Mr.. King to that place,
tpce he will lake The stesmer Fulton for Havana, tho
tatter vessel having been expressls fitted up for his so
sommodatlon. lie viii leave Wednesday If able.
The seuste hcye confirmed James W yeazc as Colec.
Tor at Nstchez Misc, vice Charles r. Bailey resigned
Thomas Holdtrmsn has been appointed inspector OF
rsesmboat hus and William Guthrie inspector OF
boilers at Cincinnati 0eio At sasris of 81 800 esch
slnc Moses P Hatch inspector OF hus and william T.
Be~ces inepectsr of boilers at Oswego New York with
fai.ries Of $500 eaoh
Secretary Kennedy gave e brilliant party this evening
GIis rooms were c,ovded viii beauty and fasnloa.
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Another Fatal railroad Accident.

bTFUHANrVN, sHn 3, IbOJ.
The mall taln bound east the Erie line isst night
OF the this place in consequence Of the
oulpahle neglect Of the evicbman The enne and oays
went through the bridge the plank road Just
Of the ChenapRo river The fireman killed and tho
engineer badly soalded but passengers were sousy
injured. The negligent switch nan has sbscondeJ.
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Suicide in RhOUC IrBand.

Suicide I'm RhoUC I-Band.
PRoyIDsNoE Jaa 8. 1855
btpJsnin Brown of Exeter L., committed suicide
in that place ON SUNDAY moroing He Is supposet TO
hsVe bet insaDe
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The james Adgrv M CnarIestow.

CtARLEsT0- Jan i. 1898.
The U Neil stsamship James Adgev, Capt. Dick
recn arrived at hcr wharf hero al half past nns ooloca
v 1 (P,idsy) rght
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suprs me Co,s.t--special Term.


JAN 3.-Iu the matter Of the First svenus the
motion 20 confirm the report Of the commissioners
st down Tor iTth CT Jsnuary, tnstast
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PnYaOnaI l.1eIilprncs

Arrivals e. .ne Metropolitan--Bon John Van Buren,.
Kingston NJ Waters, u. 8 N W. v. Barkslow, Nn-
cnns,ii EdTsrd Bartlett, Tsrrytowp L.sut Jones U.
:. Coon6i George stoddsrt Cor ncotiout; james
Morrow south Ca,eJina Henry senter, 81 Louis s..
Dreese, u. g. N; NJ Smith Virginia; A. W. Cutter,
Buffalo; r Sumner. b. Harden, Massachusetts,; w.
Hs'ght, Havana, Dr. il Kennedy, Maryland; Il. W.
Gamble Florida
At the Actor Hon d. Nudge, MisrissIppi; A. L..
Hsstlton New 0Ileape: W. h Richmond, n e.; W. .,
Coesnan Elgirs; ~ Alyari Iisvsua; ID McKeadca,
England; Mr. Edwards Cleveland; W. Wardroope,
st.slner Pacific Captain West Philadelphia; Il. Ward
Valparaiso; Werner Boston.
At the Irving-Msjor Brooks, II. I. Covel Boston
MsjcY Bee, Csiiornis; j J. Charlton, Quebec; p. Hsr
vey Buffalo; O Robb Hamtoni Ksrshaw, Canadsi
DR.. wbeelwriaht u N. Hon Miller Ohio W.
Sroddy. Louaylei Hon J. Naoombsr. OHIO; Hon. j.
Msger Baltimore; Hon. A Cunmiugs Maryland.
At the Americnp--M Hemmi-gs Washington; W.
Emerson. w. B,ldep, Phi ad.phia; Spauldug. Mas
ftchueetts A. Bsrrett WILMINGTON; 1t stllvrgcr u 1,
N ". Croiford ~ Lawrence, horton; P, south worth,
Hartford
Rev Or Chopin Of this city Ia announced TO deliver
lecture IN baltimore this evening.
II ie stated that the Hon EiwArd Staniy of North
Carolina deegns removing to California vbsre he pro-
posee TO practice his prof. scion
Hon j W MoCorkis M. G from California srrved at
Coun bus Ohio tbe s1st ultimo
Hon Horace Manu- delivered . lecture at Chicago on
the Goth ultmo.
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SHoCKInu MURDERS IN NIw JEusEY On Friday
night lsst. tao cbdrn Of imctny 0 B1iea were mur
dtred by a nlsA named katDg, as IL is supposed in
Wash bEgton toso'h.p Bergen county, y j., un Ter cir
cumstapces peculiarly revolDDg ana horfioo the
:KaiDg 10 this couatry few yesrs since
and placed Si5G tbs hands of 0Briea with ~hom he
lived to be depoi ed ia the Sesmens Savings su New
Soik for the brreft Of OBfiep children Shortly
alter Eating about 65 years old gisbsd to marry
Biisn'e daughter, srl only II year. cid arerg
iLdnceneot he moneS be Ead given shch he Threatened
t. witborsw unless his reqnest complied with OBen
OF refused and offered 20 the money but the
kppsrerty suicaby a.arged at ths time ON
THURSDAY Mrs OBriep went 70 New York visit
and Brien having FRIDAY gone TO work ABOUT mile
distant, left ksBg io charge OF the t~o ohiaroa Ns
tier Of the psrente returned Friday AID the neigh
btJs noticing tint there light 0Brisos house
Fridsy e1enipg were astoEshed and afsr knocking
cveral times received when they sent for
ORrien After ho arrived IN entered vhsn horrible
sight presented the little girl tag the floor vita
her head entirely severed IRON nsr bods aud pet
mortem exauDetion it siscsyeyed that her person
had been violated The boy, aboat nine years old.
in thubbery house his mead cut
OFT with axe, and several cashss being his body.
The cotcn,is jury gave vereiot against KaBs and
be V well known 1t IL TO be hoped ths: be may bs
Iestd.
W,sm Cstop. the cup 5ceed murderer of tbs two
children is beyond doubt sirohng In the upper
pert Of this city Dan bsering the eksot description
OF Cston seen In the seventh avenue New Years
day. lie cell d at the hnuse OF HT. j Coleman, No
seventh aud appeared 70 set very Agsy Mr.
Cclemsu gave him rome diDn-r Cation iasn eft, and
that nig ha went TO the Six aenth yasd lice station
houe aud asked fH lodging The police gave him
Icispg are during ihs ugnt he heard to and
make nIacccuntshlo noises chile lceoiDg In the
ing as no charge vas pending against him he va ked
of ard on sunday nistt again Ia the Seventh
aVeruS, at oyset cellar and In the Of
ssticn Cs'on remarked that hs thought Of going to
atst.D leland for the purpose OF procuring work 1t
10 firmly believed that the individual alluded to Is Cation
that he rs tia stropg about in Of the upper
police lest evening, thought they would suoossd In
takipg him into custody before morning
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Those "a itaics wings those in Roman demo
crate Ths frat nsu,ed Ia each ward members
and ty virtue Of their ooe Aldermen also
bers OF the Board Of Super vi.ors.
The county officers who assumed thcir duties on the
LIST iprtsns. are
Sseiif-Eoseit.rt Lott.
Cot,pB Cefk--Chsiles A. Denkc.
Res rstr---Wm. Marshall
~sIE CorDITios CRY Hat -Th. general term
Of the supreme Court before Judges Bsrculo, Brown
and More WAS commenctd yesterday, but In ooDsa
quence II tn. unoomfor able condition OF the court
srisiDg frcm the smosy condition of the ues the follow
ing order was made and entered upon the minute. -
The Grand jury at the last Circuit Court having pre-
pec the court nuts and uasefe to ~
cup'ed Aud an order having been made theraupon
qune the Sheriff 10 furnish another which order
bRs not bee1 Obey and IL appearing TO the court
this Lime tbst the IL upcorfortsee spi Shoily
IN for the tau action of b ras II is ordered that the
o0uTt be sdouDed 10 meet again in thc Court HoGse in
Psuat keepie on Wednesday next at IL O'Clock NJ.
Arros>TMENis TuE COUNTY CissK --Jhs,les "
Thomas yesterday appointed Deputv County Clerk
and Charles DAVIS Special Deputy and Clerk OF the
IA a other
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From Warrington CITY.

NATION OF SEaAToR kiaG-HIs HEALTH-CoL-
fen AT NATCHEz- STEAMBOAT IEsPEcroRs- -
yEF. ETC,
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a.,s Prince Eusene was not only nA'uIs a. u's
~, there must have been many omcss OF usn.o" -
eu' a,my nsinralized Austrisns Tie enume,a'ss oy
D DIS. birly Frenchnen who had been coIoneis OF Of
h,sbsf grade in his thirty i've years OF ssnvs ~
IA Austria who served under him, ne aods
.. ~ ,Ssm had many French Office" IN their req
o,als. There great numbsr a'se. III '"e 49,
Of Francis ana Leopold, Of Lorraine ~ NINE
Is ,hs, Of my nephew Emanuel and Of The fnnee o.
poruxslp He mentions by name eighteen i.s Saa
IN en- &c There were four irshmen and iouI opsn'
WY. whom he name. lie adds. as general remark
- There were many Auslrlans al The court. anu from
AZ srmv and hence almost all my Germans were 'io
Is empire The heads and eldest sons Of families Sess
serve 10 this country il was IN VAN hal s,sn.ve
e in,,odnes The fashion" We thus zee how eA'ehs
10 aas,1is ns,uraxed when she was 'sanuey
bower than she is And lei y os a'u - Prince En-.
-, m these naturalized foreigners, ana 10 hsS nil
gene principally Austria Owed the s %%sass d
ia'y kv,J, 49,, var while she had done nothins "
smos. il eclipse subsequently, o1 N s.o 11 10 them she
owed its elimination W 10 N A.
the 18th century
Mamoi.s OF Prince Eugene p 100
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COMMERCIAL.


NKw YoRK. October Is. 1858.
years SINCE In October, 1884, had occasion
Ia nv letter "a describe OF tho money pressure
Thai was the iust closing Since them money has been
csmps fayey easy until within tho month OF August
the coarse banks caused recurrence OF the pressure
The suipgency Ia the market due immediately
10 the san cause OF 1851, Wis the withdrawal OF
baan ,os by country banks The motive for tho with
dfaws is however different In 1851 il fnsnciai
war stween The county banks and the me tropotan,
which proposed compel the country banks redeem
par the city The present pressle has been caused by
The element In brsadsutis, which has required all the
that could be commanded in this country purchs
produ The condition OF the banks In June 1851 find
in reie ring 10 my letter, and in 1853, foowss
City Banks.
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pierce. President Of the United sfas'' y 'i"""''
Ss" vAonn Il may concern;
Satisfactory evidence having been nsnmsrk al Cincjnnai
hsn' \. OHIO do hereby recognise him Is sven
.,,. him ro to and enjoy suen ~ -. mo.
800 nations in the United States - ~. mad.
n testimony whereof have caused these eaes .s,sd
,..n and ii. United state, to BE- IN. m day
Given 1" noS A. d. 1858, OF the independence o.
ms o"'ea FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the PRESIDENT
w. L. Manor, Secretary Of State. na
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M T. e. MCGUIRE, AuctAoneor.
,,.vp,op posEWOOD GRAND PIANO, MAGnlFIoENI
furniture French and Indian china. elegant
Thursduy morning. October 2Ifh at ~ ociocA
h.I ALI. Al he resdence OF Dr. Tho Harris " navy >"
rosewood octave grand piano. MADE 10 oius "
vIv isirs and magnificent French plate msn' mirrors pier
ps q s chandeliers with cut glass drops suitable 'o gas
salts Of elegant cloth curtains. nsa S %h 1dom
,h heavy falls ringing, made of large douo'o ""u"
Fveneh nauteI mxniel ornamosu
a. ,env three ply, and ingram cafPen
Oirnth stair carpets rods and eyes
M.hIe ms rble top, and mahogany centre .aDes
g,s y, .h.-.rv extension table, about 30 feet long
Wshossnv French and high post bedsieads
wArdrobes, wasbstauds, connodes
spthS sea' so'.., 80, ,.b,..
Do arm ano pato' en.n' 80, ..,s
Do bureaus, wssns.A"uss -
re-, curled hair mattresses, bedding
window shades chntz curtains
Gold-band French china dinner SCI
India china dinner set, tea aud Gomez 90"
FYnrsr bowls, tumbers wines, soorn
Champasnes wster bottles, and aeeah'c''
Silver. plated cssion, liable cutlery
Refrigerator, Tin safe 80,
Two Gre Crates, lot wood ana coai $50. ...,
T.,.bsr assortment OF kitchen uehsiix.
.,ns 20 and under, credit OF Two anu
iou' mo"A"''' 80" JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
o.,n !, Aucioneer
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rwo HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION On
shall SELL In front Of the pfemses
building the Fret Ward via lot No. Is in
quare Ie having front ie street west running
inches, between and street,
soh The the sbovedescnbed properly ut
4 O'Clock, p
Immed,stsy amer the above, O'Clock,
shall proceed 10 sell No a. IN No a. fronting -
On North D. 0ld running back lSo
LOT handsomey located square east Of The obsevaoy
Trrms One thrd balance In g. H. and ~ months the
% bearing interest from day m sale deed
lvsn and deed OF trust nken. TILE indisPu,ahie $500
- GREEN 4 SCOTT,
oc, M Aucuoneers.
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CREAT FALLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY.-n
conformity general assembly of Virginia
corporate the Great Falls Manufacturing Company passed May
hereby by the undersigned,
subscriptions The capital stock OF the said
Manufacturing Company will be opened Saturday,
will the said 9Th
day 18th day Of October inclusive from the hour
10 O'Clock, hour OF O'Clock, the said
places and under the direction Of the persons following,
Al the Clerks once, Fairfax Henry W. Thomas
Love- Hall Nelson, Alfred Moss, Benjsmin Thornton
Ggsby Joshua c. Gunne, o. W. Hunt Richard H..
CockeIiile, John r. Carpenter.
Alexandria, the Bank OF the Old Dominion Cassiu f.
Lee smith, James Mckenzie A. Sidney Tebbs, George
w. D. Ramsay, Edward sangster.
VIM r. Dckey South Lowell, the Great Falls
Thor Ap c. Jones James CIombe John Gunne
sydney Webb, Sherman John w. Wes, Spencer NJ
Ball, Richard Hirst, Ira Williams, and John Turner
Banking House OF Corcoran Riggs:
VIM. W. Cocois John w. Maury and John Carroll Brent
Al Georgetown d c., the Of Dr. o. NJ. Lnthicum; o.
NJ nthicum jeremiah ore, NJ lnthicum, and John king
AT Rockville, Maryland the Clerks Once OF Montgomery
J. Hennng, VIM Thompson OF r., Richard Bowie, John
THos. Ar c. JONES'
HALL NELSON,
THOMAS r. LOVE,
h. M. BALL,
Sep 27-aawtishoc Commissioners.
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NJ GREEN a SCOTT, Auctionesrs.

m ANDeOM0
II Furniture. Piano Forte, &C, at aucton-on Tuesday
18Th instant sei 10 O'Clock at the residences
Thompson c. between, fourth and ffh streets
vest door grocery store Of VIM Lord esq hand
some nssogs OF furniture, via
frame forte, oc'aves, Of fine tone and
touch, made by Knabe and Cache
Naboraay dressing bureau and sofa tables
DO divsns, parior and rocking castor arm chairs
DO wardrobe and walnut french bedsteads
Walnst washstaud and cottage bedstesd
Psrlsg curtains gilt frame mirrors and solar lamps
vsme Brussels tapestry, ingram and o'hsr carpets
Hair sad shuck mattresses, oiIciolh and mating
CHINA. einas, crockesy, and stone ware
Co0kfn9, cir tight, and coal ssovea
with GOOD assortuent kitchen requisites.
sos o75, credit Of 60 and % days
GREEN b SCOTT,
Oct 90 Aucnonwers-
r,s.-Ths is Inquire on the premises
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PRENTICE.

AIDES mANTiLLA vELvETs-,we shah open to Ssy
choice lot OF black cosoed French twei
and plain eo,h for eoaks comprising
shsa which we oder less prices together
small o OF cosks and hhussr adapted
MAXWELL, SEARS. 4 COtLEY.
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ntNtaufNc sALE AT THE AVENUE HOUSE, AT THE
Of TN street spaceOn Friday the 2is In
st,nr w. shall sell, O'Clock al the Avenue House,
furniture purchasers OF which having aso 70 Oe
II away, consisting Of In part
Bedst~,ds, bedding, hir and shuck mattresses
Painted courage set-, ctaD and tables
Capss ., looking gia ses -
-
Terms All of and under $50 cash over 49, credit OF
thirty DAYS satisfactorily endorsed bearing
.,.. - - L. Z. MDkGAN, Trustee.
WV GREEN l. SCOTT, Auctioneep
sA persons who purchased q. the former sale are psncs
requested the arcies away and seu to mem
0-d
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[NESTLEm EMS CLUTHiNG-C@ssona Department.
been made for
ksd We
splendid assomen EasIish French German and Amscaa
oh csssmeses doeskins vestnss, hc which re
,v-d comprising variety styles and qualities and
e accomplished skal caers, and Inc most ia,inal
Iyes notice. single
superior woknanshp and hash, ard perfect
(aisfsctcn WALL STEPHENS,
Pssssysvssls svsass, between 9th and o,h streets,
ot2o-a Iron Hall
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J ORE nEW s1IIGn AND MERINOEs--we AZ. now
opening ~ n Those cheap ard beautiful plaid
fhscked, and pluim silks.
Rich sNk and nesipo paa6s
Pnntsd m0usseo6nes - bstss and Csshmsrcs
Plain ussias anA Lysasss oleshs, Ill shades
With large supply II and desirable fancy
GOOD, paScuias sention they be
3pd very Iow lps cssh.
ar3clss car prove N
|spcs~msel. MAXWELL, skAKe, COl.LEY.
Oct 0D--eoAh
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VALUABLE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BUILDING
lot 1t subscriber viii public SALE on Friday,
the Qis day Of ocoees 1884, q o'cscch
rai i No y IN square No. ies frosaa 50 north
setween !u ann oh streets win depth Of 81 feet inches
% alley.
The shove poveryh esby stusted the proximity Of the
War and rsvy eru and offers favorable Opportunity
persoos desiring either 10 invest o hui
fsrms One bfsd cash in months,
scsss bearing Interest secured Of the P,oPer
q. MCGUIRE,
Oct I<-dhds Aucdonser.
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(HuhCH DICTIONARY by waiter r. ri cook, D.
" "a Leeds--ssn'h edition voi., 6vo. a#
Wsysids, By w. Gilmore smms
santiy niasuassd. .
oe'S vRANcK TAYLOR.
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av 4. n. srRATrON, Aac,ioneer,

nEsIRABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT Al
auction Tuesday afternoon, October ath at ~ O'CLOCK
,s n,rscs xhal property the west side
Of b street between Massachuse,A avenue being LOT 10
ia in souare 2 improved modern bum hfeeoy DICK
hon.e win perchcs building wood house, sood cellars
pump Of excellent yard and every convenience or
family The iot y 70 ny W iee 70 :" es - s
wide, and contains 2, 444 square ieet
Title beyond dispste "a Il. -. a. ,,o,,,.
win mi. real. secured by deed the property
The premises examined 81 time BY GAZING upon he
Ocl
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Boston. Oct IS-Ann, slave belonging Col. elena
than, Of New Orleans and Who this city
pany with the family Of that gentleman. taken
Judge Me'calf Of the supreme court, yesterday, on
charge instituted by certain abolitonists that she
tanned against her will On hearing being had, how.
ever, the charge Of the aboonsts proved be false,
and the dismissed There but little excite
ment about tho proceedings.
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STOvEs.ws have just received supply latest
~ patterns Of OF kinks among
found Morning and Star cooking
coal also the Morning stsr paror for coal font
WOODWARD GUY,
No. g. north aide Penn sv, between 10th and lin su
Oct oo-a
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-on Tuesday,
instant, shall sell, front Of the premises, bu
coet .. M 20 and al No 613 each fronung
feet North Capitol and First
fuests esss, vuanteg back . 10 feet alley.
Immediately Ave O'Clock,
fha lot No. H. No s73
onna south street, between 9th and 7th
Pueen esss, running bsck ia feet
Terms twelve. and eighteen
bearing from the day
BALE. -
4 deed given and deed u trust taken. Title good
GREEN SCOTT.
Oct 20-d Auctoreers-
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ERESCH ssaBRT DUsOmA We have jus, received fr-.h
sapply ~ Fveash shirt bosm. hns
Hr, Anl cksspsr scscms Than MAKE thsm
shirt Made - order vim rrssch scssns sd cu6s At
DTEvkNSs ssIe~ room,
oc, so--aN i4sH Browns Hotel.