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Ocean STEAMERS.
IEpTrNE STEAMSHIP Coz LINE.

~ DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE Dihk.I
Coni,,ing of the follow and SPLENDID 'trsne' =,
ELECTRA, Cent. J. W. Nye: 0ALAlhA. 'HI" W. ~
Jones, OCEANUs, Capt. VIM Young m -, p, A.,
the Of tho above magnificent eaners " 49, @ w.
o. North River foot Of Kobinson-st. pAAy "u"''' -
10 CONNECTING at Providence with the 40 L H. Tram iof
Boston.
fr-Freisht taken a, Propeller Rates -, ...
r-Th~se sloane sre unsurpassed 10 ,hrh
for The comfort and safety q passengers anu ''4 ''
he Tin.pornfion Of Freight H., .,. no, i,.,,h.l
- Pa enrer an@r retiring for tie night se nov DISTURBED
an tley arrge IN Providence At hour cary rho".p 10
cure seals OF desTd in the hft aeeonmo1Aon uAn ''
Boston. So. A., III. a. IL. AZ
For Information IL regard to Freight &c ppy 10 SAAS
ODELL General Freight Agent Pier No. ~ y; "; -,
Yor Ticke stateroolns kc. sppy " lie |iek On poefa
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NIBLCs GARDEN. Begins at 8 o'clock.
TIE &C cooL .i% il TaE CITY. '
MONDAY EVENING, July 10. AND EVERY EVENING.
after the most cseu preparation WI be presented Tor the
IT TINE ~ AMERICA.
grand spectacular drama IL three acts BY Mr Dion Boacs
ca1!t and L. H. House, esq, enriilrd
RAlINA- . G UE;
OR. THE WICKLOW WEDDING,
the sole M the production Of which has been purchased
''' '''" TIE TIE cASG1 iHsPiEcIilLY SELECTED
Mr. J. u. GLEAShG.
(his first sppeHancr In Amehcs)
SHAUN he POST.
Miss JOSEPHINE ORION
first anreNdnce n New-fork),
as AItRAH MEEItSd.
TIE her inpor characters us.ned by nr. q. bcp
nett " l.. sheridan, ). W. Bisisd-.i W. h. Norton ltrh
rneararel T. b. i0l Charles Peters mrs, appearance
since hi. accden, w. sc,al ". Jameson lr sp-
pesancr. Glare, Par,oe Jr lArs sppeaaneel, Misses
Maria Maeder Nary Wells. &c.
The GRAND sCENIcAL Effects,
by H. billiard, j. lbone, Within Inllasd jr, and w.
ELEGANT AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES.
By Mons Ph,iigge s ., a.,:Se s.,,rs
MECHANICAL CoNrRVAEcEs,
By J. Johnson aud as.istal,s;
ORIGINAL MUSIC,
by w C. Levy author # PaAhaeo. &c. under the esser
0' harvey D. D'- ALL ENTIRELY NEW.
SYNOPSIS or SCENERY:
Actl.-GLENDALJUGH BY MOONLIGHT
ARRAAS CABIN. THE ARNORf. The BARN
Aet2-THE DEVILS GLEN
A hOOM IN BALLTBErAGH.
THE PRISON. BALLYBETAGH CASTLE. THE Jus
TICE BALL.
Ac,3-THE sECRErARY's ROOM.
BALLYNErAGH CAsILE-SiGhf
TIE PRISON. TIE KEEP. rhE IVY WALL
TIE WATChrOWEA.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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WALLACKs.
w WEDNESDAY Jnly 10,
BENEFIT OF
MISS ROSE EYTlNGE.
on which occa ion she wi appear for the hst tim
NANCY SKIES,
in the successful Drama Of -
OLIVER TWIST.
sn1 az LADY tkttLOFE
In the elegant petite COMEDY entitled
DAY AFTER THE WEDDING,
supported by the eminent artists
M. }. w. WA.LACA and ...,..
BOX Hook oren.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
lfE PANY-Foot Of Barclay st.-On and aier June IL,
Ni,, ma, train. for uarAeifs0gn and intermediate sta
lions will eays az % Mail Express for all slatou,
west of Mbum at y. m. Mouistown Express At p M
;. sChOCH, Assistant Supt siutendont.
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

L'klE RAlLN ~ Trans leave DcPot iVo'
~ Of Cham b.r--s-.. VIA. Plvolia ferryt ~,
w. Day fNprets for tlls1d izla. h0cirst,s' ouIh1,
amauc. sad West Buffalo win Lake Shoro
al Drani Trunk Railways add al Salamanca Win Atlantic
aud 6arat Ws.tsru NElwsy. - go
s..n a. m. Mix AID WAY Train daily, 20 O.isvNle.
lUA m Erpgc-s Ma, ior bunIo. connecting "AA LaA-
Shore Railway. 49, "
"a "a WAY Train, ior Port Jervi. and Newbur1h , 49,
> ~. Eisit zpIess Tor Car dasua. hoc-eser, buhha
Salamanca ard West NJ,
pm. Lightning Espre.s daily, for Cars'drgra koche'
ten huha'o salanlnca, Dunklk, and West connect, 4
Iuao With Lake Shore aud Grand Trunk Railways, ahiH
Salamanca " ~ Atlsutic and Crest Western Railway
3D. N Erisrani Train daNy Tor Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
HUGH RIDDLE. Gen'l supt, New-York-
wv r. BARR Gent Pas. Agent, New York
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rE'O PLEASURE SEEKERS-FOR LAKE
CEYTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY
~ Passenger Depot IN New York f)0t % Loer ysi and
reg ht Depot new T0k. PIER No. 3 North RIVER
Meeting Hampton Junction with Delaware, wanna
and Western Railroad and Eas;on ~ Lehigb Deg Rail
road and Il. connections forming direct Inc % .,s1urKh
and the West. without charge q clrs. - -
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 10 THE NESE
Two EIprrss Train. daily nom Tie Ns- except Sundays
wien evening Tran.
Sixty Mile. ard Two Hours saved by line to Chicago.
Cincinnati. ST. Louis ETC.. Win b.. one chlnge OF caT-
sCMil X ARA MOMENTS.
Commanding July 1895. leave New YORK a. 70 lows;
Al b;DJ H., ior Esston, NaGch Chunk, NiliamsporS
W.kesoarre, Nah uoy Cty &c.
%. m.-for ber.rn Point.
NAIL IRAls-At 800 4 Tor Remington, Easton water
Gar, Scranton Wke Great Bead tlttsOn, psl-n-
ton. Sc. 80
500 a. IA. Western Express fer Esstoa. Scranton Great
Bod Allentown. Esisn Harrisburg, Pittsburgh ana tbs
eft Win b4t ca4uss OF Cincinnati Chcago
end two changes 20 y. Icons m
Ii:Oja H.. 3 5:3 $40 aud u p m fcr Elizabeth
I2.OD "a Tr.Au--Fo- Ees.on, Allentown Masch Chunk,
an u.for scIanfon, t-egt b' nd BctAehef Al
I.nfosp M4u.n CHUNK anC Nliamsrort-
5n m.-for 5orcly.ie and euia .ton.
$40 p. m.--fof SomelviNe . ~
500 p. IA. NEsrKaS ExPEKss lRAiS-Fof fasqn ahe'i
town Rradu. H.risblrg Pitsorrgb and the west Sleep
ius through jersey Cyto i.s)tfg every eYe'.
ELfKAnnTuPORr AND sew DIX p. r-Leaye New-
Tsrx from Pier No. ~ H. At .: l. I'D, i;sN ana 9VD
m ,.osfs % u bergen Point aud Mariner. haroor
Tickets tor hs West be obtained a. ne once o' ts
ccutfr Railroad Company, foot u lHeyst y H. a. 10
Ator House a. No.. IN and 81 Broadway sui % ~ Wn
:pil hotels JOSIAH o. sIEAtNS' S-pelL.enae-e-
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rV,uE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BfTNEEs SEiN-YORh AND LlNLAPOOL CALLING
Ar CORN NAkNOH.
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LNEkPOOL. CALL
no Ar HALIFAX AND COIN hAbboh
asf ,....,. leaves Baft0r..... " edneslav. Jolly s
CtHA....... ...lrasrs New lo.s.' n~'iay' yuy ~
CHINA. 3o'ion'''.' " 'hh''lhF my y,
n g. iA...........sffr- Nrl ok fiiesfnf, Juy ~
.lraf~ on.... " rdrr tday Aus
sCOlIA...........l.ayr arw ors. " clnr.day Ags.
yRos NsW-yoKg TO LlrsgIo0a-
Chief Passage ........s...s.s's ~ y
sfcoaa Cabin PssssEr.. .................." u ~
EOsroS TO LtvKArooL
(iirfC fasttgF. ......-..-.... III p,
Second 'shf Fissf ................... - ~
payable iu so.i safnt ~ United otAir' 0uIi'"'y
irrtfs uo' I'D PAID Tor
An rIrerIrucrI - 90 90 board . d,
Tie owners of il't a WI NOT D. accountable Tor SPECIE
or Nauahrs Bills u L-as aayin. ne vlle expressed
A., s.srrl therefor.
r. tCSARD No. ,Bowius green.
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BROADWAY THEAITR
ID summer season. under the direction Of Mr. SAMUEL
UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS
OF the charming
MSS KATE RElONOLDS
who during the pas. week has tgom both the fhEsS
and NIGHTLY INCREASING AUDIENCES,
NEVER FADING LALRELS.
She viii appear THIS MONDAY EVENING, July TO-,
and EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEN, m me
i,Ly sensational play five and hive taeeaax, envsd
ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT
DREAM Of LOVE AND DEATH.
The ANGEL OF Miiniglt .ucs
TIE Little Clerk the Angel Of Justice, ,sTy,
Cupid the Angel Of Love. fpc,nnSShT M
The W oodCuiter tie Angel oil 'enseahce' i'Hi"-'"
The Auge' of Mercy A. ~ H.
Due notice will be given of the appearance Of MI W.
SEDLEl SMITH.
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amrsemer.s.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.


COOLEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN IhE oiAh
30 900 feet of pure siriutroduced per mi e. =
MONDAY, July 49, 1900. ...,.o1,
GRAND OPENING OF The SUMNER sEA0oS'
NEW ATTRACTIONS, 49,,
NEW FEATUPYs,
BARyUps COMBINATION PAN1oAlNE COsFASf'
BRILLIANT ARTI5rES; ,.oru
bir. c. x. ~ rs y siIIr
lRDSSf AlAitf. " bsAt-'-t-> -
TONY DENlsR
The celebrated clown srd public isvonte. -,
Mons BAPTlsIiSE, PuntoAIiIaist and Dsncef-r
NJ. LEON Gu
MASTER ;JuYeAie sN''''''''
NILE. stNlOi+ r,...,.
Premier Danseuse from principal European I-eA'e"
Full end EFFICIENT CORPS DE- BALLET.
Afternoon, at 3. Evening, et 4 - . ..o,,,,,r
GORGEOUS SPECTACULAR PANTOhiME'
"'''H D SE Vffq MONTHS IN PREPARATION,
will bs presented. entitled ..-..n
TAE GREEN a0NSrERi
THE WHITE KNIGHT and GIANT "AhhIoh'
NEW sSd SPLENDID SCENERY by GEORGE HkHG6'
MAGNIFICENT COSrUMES...-by ROBI ,. NALhhI~
STAGE APPOINTME NTS....by y. T. cIILEk;
MECHANICAL EFFECT5...by CHAS. bUhNS.,
APPROPRIATE MUsC.....by :. PETEksChEN;
This magnificent Pautou c Spectacle Is veLice iof 'h'
MAGICAL EFFECTS and MARVELLOUS TRANSFORMA'
tiOSS
ever presented to the public.
Previous TO the Pan omIne,
W. b, HARRISON, Comic aud E1temporsneous Singer,
IN HITS Al TINES aud People
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U!ui0en0 Noiite5.

The TnsuFsvrs's NhUosM BaSK
NIy-foRK. june -, 1850.
DIVIDEND of SIX PER CENT and an
a EXTRA DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER CENT, free from
TAX w." &c f''' ASfHONY HALsEy, Cashier.
Oygicg CITIZENS FIRE iSsUaAScs CoNrAN
80. 10 Broadway. NEv' Ok, July . 4oc'. =
A DIVIDEND OF TEN PER CENT Gree OF
IA Government tax) Is payable on demand, e..,..-
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MORNING At "a. <,.,.,,
PROF COSPORFSs. Philosopher and MAGICIAN
viii appear IL his Astonishing
FLATS 'Og MAGIC.
Those wondrous curiositits.
Two LIVING WHITE WHALES,
captured and brought this city the coast of Lebrad'f
may De at all hOurs, ia - r,.-
THE MAMMOTH GLASS-WHALE TANK
Come and them while you have the opportunity a.
THEIR LIVES ARE tNCkkIAN. -,ux,
GEORGE the great MANUFACTURERS, viii ENTnh
THE WHALE-TAHK every day o. i0i a. M. 1t sud p Ia
AIMING ALLIGATOR. - FEET LONO,
A HORSE AND RIDER EAlN NED ~ An ESOh
NOUS SERPENT cOSvI BTED INTO SION,
PROFESSOR HUrCHlEGS. LIGdTNINO CALCJLAIOl-
HOODkOFfE'S BOHEMIAN .ASs-bLONElts. o.,
TWO GLASS SrEAM-ENGlNES IN NOTION
FAT WOMAN, ClRCAsSlAN GIRL, MOVING WAX
FIGURES, the Autonaton Writer Liymg Ot'egs, Se4s,
Menagens Of Living ANIMALS Monster pyinon aid
A MILLION OTHER CUNOSlTlES.
Admission 80 ITS; Children uf der ten, ID cents.
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CITY end County OF Ncw-l ors.ss
Aired g. POST being duly sworn. ds'h derose ard say dat
he the cashier Of tie American Nltouab Bmk tha the
foregoing Quarterly Report Ia confc ssieia,nto The 'HI
" ALFRrD \. POST Cashier.
Sworn 20 before ne this eighth day II July, 1902 Ian
CTS b. KurE Notary Pubic, Ncw-l ork County.
QUARTERLY REPORT OF the condition Of
" tic NATIONAL BROADWAY BANK ~ the City .
M ork on the morning Of fhe tst Monday Of July di
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IKNING sANINGS INSTITUTION.

10
In'eres, alto ed Il the nate ~ e M on 30 uuis crte
thereto Dpeu daily from 10 10 o.. and ou fOtDA
THURSDAY aud sAIt hDAI Al lrNNOON5 from Z O.
=. a.. Deposs made before ~ DOB. viii drew into
from ~ !. J. Bhi0uey lon on bod snd nor
gage. WALTER W. CDNCkL4N, President
NANDTPBur l.. TuKTos, Secrs'ary.
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Elt1' 60
State IF Neo- York, Comfy Of Ncir- York Il w. g.
WHITE. Cashier of tae NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK,
Do somuy wear that The above s,atonent true to the
best Of my know ledge and belief
w. G. WHITE, Cashier.
Sworn 70 ana subscribed before This 9th day Of JAY
1919 J. j AN0.vINE. Noisry Public.
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KEEP DISEASE AT BAY,


Inyalds broken down in health and spirits by
Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible
exhaustion which follows the attack Of acute dis
ease, the testimony of thousands who have been
raised as BY miracle from a similar state of pros
tration, by HosrE-TER's STOMACH BIrTERs, is q
sure guarantee that by the same means you too
may be strengthened and restored. But to those
who stand in peril of epidemics, to all who, by
reason OF exposure, privations, uncongenial
climate, or unhealthy pursuits, may at any moment
be stricken down this paragraph is most particu
!aY!y and enphaticaly addressed. You, who are
thus situated, are profered an absolute safeguard
against the danger that menaces you. Tons and
regulate the systsm with this harmless medicinal
Stimulaut and Alternative, and you win be FORE
armed against the malsdes whose seeds float
around you in the air unseen. HoSTRrTER's
STOMACH BITTERs are not only standard Tonic
and Alternative throughout the United States, but
they are accredited by the certificates Of the most
distin guished ctisens Of the Union to the people
of all other lands. In Canada, Australia, and the
West Indies, they are gradually taking the place
of all other Stomachics whether native foreign.
and as surely as truth is progressive ana demon.
stration overthrows doubt, they will eventually
supersede every other Invigersnt and Restorative
now em ploy ed in medicinal practice. 5-2w
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant. ELENORA GRINER, in
q resident of " ashir ton city '
Her relatives and friends of the family are invi-
ted to attend her fu aeral to. morrow, (Sundsy at
Griner, corner of Sd and streets. Iiland,
baltimore papers please copy.l
On Thursday. the 18th instant, ALBERT J1K
BAKER, son Of the late Albert J. K and Eliza
Baker in the 25th year Of his are.
Funeral will take place on Sunday next, the 18th
ips. ant. at 2 p m from his late residence, 242
nth, between NJ and N. Friends of the family are
invited to attend. Jan 49, Il"
Suddenly. at the residence of Mr.. VIM. NOEL,
291 Penn q avenue, between 9Th aud 10th streets,
on the lUth instant, Mrs. AMANDA BAILEY. in
the 5lst year of her age.
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SPECIAL NOTICES:

GRKAr AND FINAL SALE OF CLeAKs.
This ma gnifceut stock of CLoAKS must be closed
out by the lat of February.
All the goods are m arked down much below tn e
cost of i'm or tation and manufacture.
Great ind cemepts offered to Ladies purcha
SIM first class goods, at very low prices.
JOS BloHRRroN & Co,
ian 49, qua MIMI street.
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w EN- K L Il o Us &.
LADIES AND GHNTLBMINS
DINING SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
495 SRvRNrH SraKEf.
KING ENGLI6H PROPRIEroRs

Having re6tted and renovated the House for.
nerly hnownas the Hop Restsurant,"& = 4
resrectfully inform our friends and VEYAV
the pu bile thst We are now prepared to lE.HH
serve all he celieacies Of the ssason in 8 VIC
fbst cannot fsil tn please the ost fas idious ir
WINDS. LIQ uoRs and CIGARS are Of tbs m ost
piHNhR And SUPPER PARTIES ssrvsd In I'll .
highest style of the arr either in thu pu blio So.
lovn or private apartments. jss-eodIu
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PERSONAL.

DAVID MORRIS. AN ENGINEER ON THE Q.
~ 8 steamer Lillian, Beaufort. G.. desires to
correspond with young lady, with view to mat
rimony. Address as above. IA 3t<
TT'HE PERSON THAT TOOK THE ALBUM
II from the rssidence Of Mr Jacob Ash, 3i4
please return the same Immediately; If not, they
viii be exposed. it,
INFORMATION Is WANTED Of T. E. SEWARD,
i (supposed to be in Baltimore. } who left Rich
mond in February last, by man who will be
greatly benefited by being able to prove By him
B. BROWN, Government Repair Hheps. Washing
ton, D. Q. Bait. sun Jan l3-3t'
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CnIca1R,s HoszY Saip

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universe
demand is N ade from the choicest materials, il
mild nd emolient in its nature frsgrantly see Mt
ed, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the
skin. For sale b. all Drug gists and Fancy Goods
Dealers a25eoly
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MARRIED,

On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at the residence
81 the 6rine's fs,he1 BY the Rev ?. fusit.; Mr..
HAIRY III SERVICE of Oxdensbura. New York :,
To h.ssAENlE E FNTWISLE, daughter of Jas
Entwlsle, Esq, of Alexander Va. No cards
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tO1 SEVENTH STREET. A0I
SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF,!
The Great

ID n u " 1 N . L " n n
ofJULIUS sYCEL will offer to the public his en-
tire Stock Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
comprising in part:
Bleached and unbleachsd Muslins, 4ec; yard wide
Shirtng, Soc; 81 sheeting from to 75c; l04 Sheet
ing from 81 % 10 so; Csston Flannels. 55c; Ham
Check Gin CHAINS, 45c; Prints from 80 to z0c; Hoop
Skirts. 40 springs, col 81 rs; Shirt Besoms. all
: we'll and selected stock Of Csssi nsres; dioyss
lain, 45c; Merinos from 81 to 81 75 Cfoaks of all
descriptions. from Pc gpw.SSrasi large stock Of
cheap; q. large stock Of N16ias, Hoods, sontaxs
and Breakfast avis; 200 yards Spool Cotton,
Greer & Daniels, l6c; Pins and Needles &c. PEI
Se public VII DO veil to cali sal Gall early
and get bargains ut -
Great Bargain Store, No. 421 7th ST..
Jan7-1w1 between G and II.
- Balls. Teblsss1s Priv:,e Thsstsie,ls, &C.. for
teeWn the hours Of 8 aad 10 = m and sad ID m
Msssrs. COUNT Az { CURL AND.
N, 3. None but parties Of address vii be a.
tended to. do N-lms
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL SURPRISES all other
remedies in thr rapid AID radical cure OF Cou CHS
Colds, and Consumption. "a H-lW
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CAUTIER's Having resumed
VI my former business Of serving Balls, IA
turn my thanks to my former friends and lE;H u
the public generally fSr their past patronage;
beg . continuance OF the Same, rs am fully pre-
pared to serve them at the shorte.t notss. and
with the Utmost care. $50 @: GAyf!ER;
P s.-Orders received for dishes for all parts Of
tie city dec A. I'm
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prJ. @. moGU1gs co. ;. Aucttousers.

THREE FINE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH L
STREET, BETH ZEN 2IS9 AND 22D STU
On MONDAY AfrERN00as January 18th. a.
O'CLOCK on the premises, We shall sell, Lot No Is.
in sqrare n frCatlng 50 feet inches ncrtii
street. bet~esn 2'st ard 2Ni street, dividei soto
three building lsts: each haFins front of n feet
inches, aud RAINING hack to q wide pu bio allies .
Tisie perfect sad sale PEI smptory
TeRm.: ODe-Bslf cash: Tainder in ak months.
with interest, secured bg.a deed of truss on ID >
promises.
Gonveyanoss and stsmgsa at the cost OF abe pur-
ssaser.
ia Io-d J. c. HcaUIRE & CO.. Auats.
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THERE is no abatement in the rush to the
Gift Book Store, go Pennsylvania avenue.
Among the lucky ones who received valuable
presents with books. we notice Miss Sarah
Hatchins received a silver plated tea set, (six
pieces); Miss NJ. ]. Hoag silver Ice pltcner
Mrs. James Brennan a gold watch George
Lowry a cake basket; and Capt. Jno Scanlon
. silver watch. All books are sold at the 10 West
published rates, and gift presented Win
each. It*
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ALIENS, nom residents and persons of insult
able age for the military service, OF the Third
Ward, are referred to our advertising columns
for information regarding the draft list.
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LAD1Rs-Every lady should call at the Dol
lar Jewelry Store, No. 433 Penn avenue, near
AK street. jan 13-3ts
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RyJ. @. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucsionesrs.

PEREMpTORY SALE OF FINE BUILDING
LOTS IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. snuary 18th. a.
O'CLOCK. an the pre- rises, wa shall sell tHree nice
building Lots north IL street, immediately
west Of the stionsi Printing Ofee. front each
l6 feet, aud running back 5 feet TO IN alley.
Also, two Lots i'm nleiiately il the rear, fronting
10 feet north C street, and running back TO
jackson street.
Terms: One half cash; the remainder in 6 and
le months, with interest, secured by deed Of
trust on the premises.
.Oonveyances and stamps 1t the cost OF the pur-
cbaWrs.
Jan 10 j. q. hcGUlkS 6 W. hucts.
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PIANO TUNER AND RlPAIRKR,
Has resumed his business and will, as usual at.
tend promptly to orders left for him at the follow.
ing places.
Dempsey O'Teole. ensravers. 326 Pennsylya-
mia avenue. between 9Th and 10th sts.
4. O. R-ichenbaeh's Piano Wareroons, 49S 18th
treet, near Pennsylvania ave.
James O. Mcclure & Co.. suctioneers, corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and 10th ct.
" BECKER was connected during the last ten
years with the piano establishment OF Mr.. J 0hn F.
Ellis, and known as tuner Tor Chickering Sons.
names a. references Sisters Of the Academy of
the Visitation Of Georgetown: Profs: ] P: Csul.
de T-lm<
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionesr,

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DksERABLE BUILDING LOT ON 18th ST
hsEETrTTn .sHN IF AND STREETS Sohrh' AT
On ia ERsDAY the 18th instant, at o'clock .:
9inehss front b, "a fest deep. tsaI feet alley ali
ofLOF II. in uhdivisioa of square $40.
The sbnvs lot is stusted in Of the best LOGS
last GUNNER psst. great many handsome private
residences built.
Terms ere half cash; balance in six and twelve
months secured by deed OF trust on the premises.
All convesancing and revenue stamps at the
'o jan ! a.. 'ae Green WILLIAMS. Aucts.
by J. O. MCGUIRE & co., Auctioneers.
SMALL BRICK DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
On ruEspAf r A fTEksS SALE January II. a.
on sub division Of Square No. "a fronting rs feet
and running back $50 feet inches to . 20 feet
paved alley togt ther with the n arovements CON
Brick D.eHin House, containing four good rooms
Terms OF sale $1,000 in cash. the fem sinder in 6.
I2aEd IS m onths, with interest secured by AIDED
of trust on the pre-
oonveysEcing ard stamps At the sspenss , of the
ia lad Auctiouesrs.
GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERuAsrhR's
- STORES; GRAIN, AND GRAIN SACKS,
Depe, Of WashinEtos,
WASHINGTON. D. g Jan n, 1855.
Wall 0 ssd a. Rn .aSss 4 SIT street
usry Is. 1855 lot Of Quartermaster's stores, con
de%nfa as unfit Cor public service. viz
Buckets. Lanterns. Cook Stoves, Paulius, Picks,
Ropes, &c.
About II SSa pound. Of Gorn sos pounds of
prs.e,.r asesr. .na oa1.f g. as, ag91ss;
jan ID let Depot OF Washington.
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CHOW OAels yOR GALl.-Just received sisht
- elegant OOUNTlR SHOW CASES By the best
makers In Now York. Apply to p. ]. BELL1W
o.. so !th street. thrss doors ssath Of 0dd Pei.
lHW1 Hall H0-4
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REAL ESTATE SALE IN UNl0ET0WN.
By virsGo of a deed of trust from Edward Car >.
penter aad wifa to TT2A, dated December 1Tth, lSx
and recorded in Liber n. q. T.: fehos 2i %, e
ty and District al C"iambis, vii fsell, By public
auction. upSn the bGeDIses, st o'o,Gck p, m. On
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF January. 1885, all
town, said comfy ard District, and described on
the ground plsn 81 said UniOnt0VH ag lots num-
beTed 362. 1853 and 3s4. beginning for the same on
southeast coraar formed hy toe intersection OF
said Jackson street and Pierce street running
thence sadly T2 feet thence 1t right angles
snuthuardly 60 feet. thence a. right angles west
wsrdly ~ feet, thence at ri GIT angles hwardIY
40 feet, to the place ~ beginning. The said Lots
362 1868 and S4 being contiguous. ara thus described
as one lor.b
Terms cash. The purchaser TO pay far stamps
and conveying; and is the terms of sale are MT
complied With within hTa days after sale. the prop
erty 10 res5ld at risk OF the first purchaser.
off ". THOMPSON. Trustee.
de g-eo&ds GR3EN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
BY VIM, L. WALL & CO.. Agctionsars
II South corner Penn'a ay and 9Th at.
STOCK OF A GROCER DseLINENG Bust
!. On TUESDAY MORN ING, the Nth inst, at the
Auction stoEe com prising-
Il bsrsels WHISKY
: Do G GSHl oil d s,run
Sacks Rio Cefes
0sests Tea. cases Whisky
3 barrels Porto Rico Sugar
Aits Mscserel
Boxes Ground Coffee
Do Starch
Do Adsm.ntine Candles.
Together with the usual sssoEtIeat to be found
Lience of sale.
jail W. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts.