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~ DO City Lots, 5000 each. ch..,.,............. 5000
The drawing will take place after the Concert
the stage OF theIOpera House, where 10000 persons
Witness 1t. committee will be appointed by the au-
dience to superintend The same All purchasers and
agents win be supplied with correct lists of drawings
soon as published. Parties holding tickets will retain
them until after the drawing, and If their number ap
pears in the list Of drawn numbers they will forward
their ticket Immediately with tu directions as to the
shipping OF goods moneys rickets for sale at
principal Hotels, Book, and usic stores IN the city
and at our office, 0. 1888 DEARBORN street. Price 81
return postage.
Good and reliable Agents wanted In every CITY,
town, and village in the United States, to whom
great Inducements are offered References required
SPECIAL TERMS. OR CLUB RATES
Any party procuring club five or more names for
tickets an forwarding the money for the same wi
be allowed the following commission viz -
WE WILL SEND
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ZANE STREET GRAMMAR SCHooL.-The
commencement exercises of the Zane Street
Grammar School for girls took place yesterday
afternoon. The building was crowded to excess,
and everybody present appeared delighted with
the proceedings. The songs and recitations
original and selected, were rendered by the
scholars in pleasing manner.
During the intellectual entertainment Miss
Webb received pretty present from the gradu-
ates 1t consisted of a silver egg stand a glass
stand and salts. Miss Susie Z. Mitchell, who
stood number one of the candidates at the High
School in 1866, was the recipient of "a hand
somely-fnished gold pencil. Speeches we're
made by Edward ShipDen, ESQ.,, the President
of the Board of Controllers, Richard r. Ludlow,
Esq, Professor Rhoads, of the Central High
School, and Messrs. Beesly and Richie. The pro-
Ceedines were interesting.
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GROCERIES.

TEAS REDUCED TO 81, AT MIGRANTS
\ Tea warehouse, No. 4S S. SECOND Street.
ROASTED COFFEE REDUCED TO 80 CTS,
- ~ at INGRAM'S Tea Warehouse No. 4S S. SECOND
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h~755s DINING-ROOM.--F. LAKEMEYER,
80. oARTER's Alley, would respectfully inform the
tins place comfortable In every respect for the accom-
modatOn OF guests, He has opened large and com
modiOus Dining-ROom In the second story. His SIDE
BOARD Is furnished with BRANDlES WINES,
WHISKY, ETC.. Etc, OF SUPERIOR BRANDS. IL
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CONGREGATIONAL.

SENATE.-After our report closed
The motion TO reconsider Mr.. TrumbuIls s
amendment TO the Post Once bill, restricting
the Presidents power in regard TO removals
from bffice, was discussed at considerable
length, when reconsideration was carried
yeas II, nays Is. Before the question was
taken on the amendment the Senate adjourned
HoUsE-After our report closed
Mr.. Stevens, of Pa, introduced a Joint reso-
luton proposing an amendment to the Con.
stitution Of the United States, co0ferring upon
Congress the power TO lay or levy q tax or
duty on cotton exported from The United
STATS. After some discussion the Joint reso-
luton was referred 10 the Committee on the
Judiciary.
A joint resolution providing for the exemp-
tlon OF crude petroleum from Internal tax or
duties was agreed 10.
A resolution limiting speeches on the Con-
sutnlonal amendment, proposed by the Re-
construction Committee, 10 thirty minutes,
WAS agreed 10.
Mr.. Lynch asked but failed to obtain unani.
nous consent TO introduce q resolution in.
structIng the Committee on Ban king and Cur
rency TO inquire what legislation il necessary
to protect the Government against loss from
deposits placed In national banks.
Mr. Washburne suggested that it would be
better to devise some legislation to prevent
Government funds from being deposited in
national banks.
On motion Of Mr.. Morrill,, il was ordered
that the House should hold night sessions on
and after tomorrow Tuesday night, for the
exclusive consideration OF the bill to amend
the internal revenue laws.
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. FFI e IA L.
ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United
States of America.

ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United
States of America.
ToaH Uhom it may concern.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
70 me that LEOPOLD SCHMIDT has been ap-
pointed Consul Of Saxony in New York. do
hereby recognize him as such, and declare him
free to exercise and ENJOY such functions, pow
ers, and privileges as are allowed to Consuls
oy the law OF nations, or by the laws Of the
United States. -..r.... ... "a.
In testimony whereof have caused these
Letters to be made Patent, and the Seal of the
United States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand At the city Of Wash
ington, this third day of May, A. ID.
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
L. 81 six, and of the Independence of the
United States Of America the ninetieth.
BY the President: .r 7'
WIN. H. SEWARD. Secretary of State
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SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL HoUsEs-The mem
bers OF the School Committee and OF the Com l.
mittee on Public Instruction OF The City Gov
eminent, whs have been visiting scools in OH
er cities, it is understood are making their
knowleoge available by new visits 70 our own
schools, so that by fresh comparisons tbeV
may be able TO Judge whether or not or WHERE
In the boasted schools ofthis city are defectiye.
II is well that q measure of this kind In adopted
menk In teaching, or in the construction Of
school houses, may leave Boston schools be-
hind those OF other places. There Ia lways
oanger or setting down upon q self-compla-
cency, that there is nothing more TO be done To
secure the high position 80 long accorded 20
our public schools. The controversy Of Hor-
ace Mann with the Boston echoolmasters,
should be weh remembered, through which
great Improvements have since been made al
though II was strennously contended that there
was little room Tor improyement.-Bosten cons-
mexcidl.
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DHsTRUCTIoE OF ROMAN CATHOLIC
ORPHAN AsYLUM.-About eight O'Clock Sat
urday evening fire broke out in the Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum at Trey, N. Y, and
in an hour the building was burned to the
ground. with a POI tion Of its contents. The
building was a large wooden structure, and
was the private property of Rev. Father Peter
Havermans. There were l72 orphan boys in
the asylum. all OF whom were saved. The
asylum was probably set on fire by q young
man originally from Virginia. He was an in
mate Of the asylum five years ago, when he
set fire TO the building. For this he was sent TO
the House Of Refuge for four years, but as he
threatened 10 fire the building when he got out
he was kept year longer. He was set at lib
erty two weeks ago, and few days since
attempted to set fire TO q barn near the asylum
He was seen lurking about the asylum Sat.
urday, and circumstances strongly indicate
that he fired the buildings. The orphans have
been temporarily provided for in other quar-
ters. A large Catholic orphan asylum is now
in course OF construction in that city. A barn
near the asylum was also burned and a large
brick building used as domitory and school
room. was several times on fire, but was
saved. The Troy Catholic Hospital, in close
proximity, escaped unharmed. Loss by the
fire $4,000; insured for $500 =
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- 1t is related Of ssHod" Annis, the million.
aire thief that some years ago, while he ives
resident Of Nashua, N. H.. he went into a store
70 purchase pair Of boots. After looking
over the lot he selected a pair, which. he said.
suited him in every particular except oae--he
uid not believe he could run inf them-they
wonid hurt him. The proprietor told him to
opened the door and run, and that was the
last the store keeper saw ef "Hod" Anns or
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~James Stephens is expected 70 sstumps
America in behalf OF Fenianism.
ga lion tanner in Tulin, Austria had his
head very neatly snapped on by q hon into
whose mouth he was in the daily habit of put
ting it The spectators were somewhat sur
prfsed at the transaction. rss-- ra.r-..
D&An inconsiderate fellow calls the preya-
lent use OF ulting skirts the sshinderpestn --
SA Providence man lately put e1OOin n
straw bed for safe keeping, and went away
ior few days. When he returned he found
hopelessly gone.
~Probst is experiencing religion.
~Bishop Andrew, Of the Methodist Epis-
copa Church South, has retired from the
Episcopacy. He 10 over seventy years OF -.
0Two hundred families emigrate 70. Kso-
sss weekly, having on me avsr'<s sfsso
~At recent meeting o. factorv hama. a,
England. it was resolves that workmen onrht
never 70 Pc content All they Get "Eieht h61rs'
eisat % .Sliiisrs % % 4 ds, P'ay' eight hsurs' seep,
0Mr. James Stephens is coming aero. the
water 70 unite the contending sections Of the
dssn fssaan Srotbsrhood The Kilkenny cats have
,. Proposes to join the tails -...--.'.II | 17--'
SThe Brooklyn young lady who was shot
covering - 3 ~ N cba =
- Bonne1 consisting soi.sa,y Of q wreath Of
DAISIES or handful Of lilies estoohea wia
nooons' are worn for street dress a.
~ln 1s45 England cons umed ss Dds, oooAds:
OF opium; In 1853, 1&4,2l3 pounds.
negro in Cuipepper, va, in sheaa,,s'
ms black skin and turning white IN ths .-ns
nee snogid become common IL wili put 4 nsG
iAce on tne wnoie sfare ofthe Ssuth. =.
.0A yoong lady In Cincinna,. 49, -
uotned furned ont 70 be married ma. 80
poison which operated fAiaIly. ~A' 'oof
What kind Of Medicine ought 10 n. -,
= y.r,sn snna sanne win q cruel fsthssq .,s5
-Pelnnc "a .asder po-rsesf.) % ! - A~-i'o M
HTventy thousanA Pole, v.n,,. .-.-J
% tnis country, and efforts are bes.~ @nsI - -
~ ,ue mem IN Virginia They are Co., -
,o- ...sI a sut norse-.hoe is the last new ,,..
0e o0,a nas been DISCOVERED in Indiana
cents bpshel ~nooe lsiAAd for
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRKs.-A fire broke out at
noon Sunday la the hardware store Of Chas
Busch, No. 2OI Jefferson avenue, Detroit,
Mich. Loss by the fire and water, 1000; in
surance, S15,00. Monday evening a fire at the
cooperative store on Randolph street caused
loss Of $500 '''- .--' ''.''. b -
The whoiesale grocery store OF Miller, Strat.
ten Co., on the Ohio levee. at Cairo. Ill and
twelve other buildings, were burned Monday
morning. Loss estimated at 100000; insured
at $3.50 81 '-''.- .''''-'.'' '''--. =
The Keystone Oil Works Of WsirenberKer &
70, Philadelphia, Pa, were destroyed by fire
Monday afternoon. Pour hundred barrels re-
nned Oil We're consumed. The entire loss is
estimated at 43GOOo; Insurance, $500 The
origin Of the fire was accidental. -
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@A woman living in Indianapolis, Ind,
was recently delivered Of IN infant weighing
eighteen pounds.
Five white men were punnhsd q the
whipping. post in Wilmington, N. q, on
Wednesday for larceny.
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ALEXANDRIA CAEAL.-The Richmond En-.
quirer OF Saturday says: ct. B. Robertson,
Esq, one Of the Representatives Of Alexandra
in the House OF Delegates, il in this city for
conference with the Board of Public Works,
on behalf Of the city council Of Alexandria, in
reference to the interests Of the Alexandria
Canal Company. The special object is 10 se-
cure the assent OF the State to the ratification
OF the lease Of the canal to Messrs. Wells, Dun.
gan, and Quigley. on the general terms and
conditions suggested by them. These gentle.
men propose to lease the canal for q term of
ninety -nine years, at the annual sum Of 81, COO,
and to put II In complete repair, the cost of
which, II is supposed will reach one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. The arran cement
promises to be utually advantageous, and IT
Is not expected that there will be any difficulty
IN concentrating itn
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~Three dead bodies. those of John Dun
ming, Patrick Roach and Patrick Shea, were
found floating between Greenbush ferry slip
ana Schuyler street, IN Albany. on THURSDAY.
IN each case was ssfound drowned although
the friends OF Shea believe he was foully dealt
with. as he bad considerable money on his
person when he disappeared.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW rHEAfkk,
Pennsylvanis avenue. near willard Hossl
LEONARD GROVER B OO....,... Dtreotor,
LEONARD 3ROXER.O d HRGG

First Week of the Celebrated
HOLMAN OPERA TROUPE.
This Entire Charming OpeFatic. Pantomime
and Ballet Troupe, has been engaged at great ex-
pense. for the xpress pur of enabling them to
produce. in q style OF excellence commensu ate
with the liberal outlay ofmoney and labor volyed
in the preparations which have been Progressing
for many weeks past for the grand production
with New and Magnificent Scenery, BY Strong:
Transfoymations by Kelly and Gross; Rich and
ExpeDtfve Properties. BY o. r. Foster: and the
Charming Music Of the Opera entire, of the En.
chanting, Ope ratio. Spectacular Fairy Romance d
CINDER ELLA:
Or, The Fairy and the Little Glass Slipper
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WIsHINe 70 GIVE ENTIRE ATTENTION
our busn ,(inciudina Csrfisas rnd Whesi ssocS5
from and aftsI this date We win offsr our entire
sssSS nSnS 81 q Sutb1SsSS, VA1IMcI MAK1RS AMD
expenses added. - -,
TO dealers and other! Who, under the constant
heavy stocks, an sxcellent chance is here offered
TO buy small QuantitsS q Wholesale rates
ap leeolm SO9 fennsylvania sysnue.
lChroa. Intel. Con ~ gniGa: Rep, Alex. essstts.
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DEEGALLG0.lM.A1IHNnE:-Byt L.l the Introduction of DE-
comes the medium through which Taste md Bssu-
=, combining 9s thsmseive. With the useful, will
hand work. Il is the art Of decorStins articles OF
Mosd. Astsi Porcelain Of en- descrIptions, Ohina.
Tsssss;. oi Gcbs Gsss:
Psper Hengings, Church Windsws, Also. Textile
vsooi, q E sik, TaIsetry, Velvet, Cotton, or any
minutes ernamented most beautifully, artistically
xsys ON oss s.s or a,
$40 street; bstysSn ;llth and iith strsets west.
Also: p8ESS CUTTING BY On improved rule.
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HOOP sKIRr .nANUfAOT0RY : 60 Louis.
ington. d. O;-Ccnstantly on hard. and mede 70
every style, length and size. Single skirts cold af
this Factory e Wholesale prieee, and the saee 70
paired free Of charge. Also, skirts altered ana
repaired q reasonable terms,
sD D1lDs y. LATE.
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NIOTAE MIAD ASP ROOT B5lR; sl, >,

NEOrAR MEAD AND ROOT BEER.
IN NECTAR MEAD AND Root BEER.
Ihsye this day recomnenced the manufacture Of
these celebrated beverages, which attained 90
great degree 81 public favor several years ago.
All persess Who wish to be supplied With Nectar
Heed and Root Beer will please give their orders
% my drivers. or leave them ct the ONCE, corner
Green and 0liye SITS Georgetown. d. g.
Price sfthe Nectar Mead or Root Beer 10 dealers
vii b sfi.sd .t Philadelphia rates. viz Ninety.
kILEH a. SHINN, u
a Union Bottling Depoto
Oerner reen and Olive streets
sDll-lm lChlon&Intsll GeoTgetewn, DO.
,CABiNET MAKING, RIN.
" OVATING and REPA1RING Of al
descriptions Of Household Furniture
done In the neatest and best style. at
short notice. Persons desirous Of having ~
ysrnitur: vsrIished pr packed, or any;
their advantage TO call on the subscriber Hs viii
also buy second hand Furniture, and keeD the
salne on hand for sale ct his place OF business No
293 Penn. avenue. near ~ street, over .. q. BE-
conf grocery store. tsp 10 I'M WM. j. ZEE.
uELMBOLDp FLUID eXrRAOr BUOHU 10
II pleasant In taste and dor, Tree from al iniu.
Sioa6 DssOegtee, ~ iAnediste Ait aso
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II A b d w A B Z -. q
FOB SALE CHEAP. . -

Just received from the orthsrn Manufactures
large and varied assortment Of
CHILBREN's CARRIAGES, PERAMBULA
TORS, vELOCIPEDES, &C., &C.,
to which would invite the attention of my custo-
mers and the public generally, as 1 am prepared
and determined to sell st As reasonable prices O.
they can be sold In this District
Also, large assortment Of
FISHING TACKLE,
,REfRIGHRATORS,W WATER COOLERS,
FANCY BASKETS, DRAM FLASKS, &C.,
With IN endless variety OF
HOUeEKEEPING GOODS,
ail OF which will sell ct the most reasonable
prices.
Also, one OF the finest assortnents OF
BUILDERS HARDWARE
In tnis city, which will be sold ct cost to reduce
stoek. ..-.-r S.F. SAVAGE,
.-..... Successor to J. L. Sewage,
Pennsylvania avenue,
eHl4.lm First door west OF 10th street.
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METZEROTT HALL.

METZEROTT HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 9, s66,
NIB. GUsTAvE ST. Abe, Tenor,
Late Captain and A. d. C.,)
will give o
sOIREE MUSICALE,
assisted by
MADAME BLANCHARD,
the Eminent Soprano;
MISS MEDIA AND MASTER CARLISLE
BLANCHARD,
aged seven and twelve years;
NIB. H. O. SHERMAN, Pianist,
NIB. RUDOLPH HOLLUB. Baritone.
AASh - DOLLAh
SECURED SEATS. . :. .......5O cents extra
To be had at Metzerott's Music Store.
Doors open at IA; to commence at 8. my7-3t
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PERSONAL.

WIN. PRINCE, 3s1 street, opposite Patent
w once, the only practical srAAPER in ths
District wishes 70 inform his customers that he io
not connected With any ether Stamping concern IN
tAis city. As there are so-ealled etampsrs using
his name hence this notice. He kAs oalr eas ytdee
on street. Weekly in receipt Of new patterns,
which are made mn At once. feo
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WIDDIFIELDB NEW COOK BOOK; ~
w LeslieS New Cookery Book; Mrs. Rando.ph's
xlrEinia Housewife; Mrs. Lesb D3mssce OocE.
Table; A shiilinsS w6rts Of frsctieal BsceiRts;
Msekspzieb 5,00 receipts; How 70 Aix DrinkD |;
spS ~ TiANCK TAYLOR.
TEE eLoRY OF NAN Ie sfRHNQfH-fhers
Il fore, ths nsryose lad aebihteas4 snoah II
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BLACK, LAM0H q co..
ocunsellors and Attorneys- at- Law In ~ 0avfs0o
Court Of the United States, the Coel tof0a1ms, the
and Committees Of Congress-.
Once, 4Se llth street, tdirsot'y o1Dsas; VI
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". ATTORNEY At Law.
:ss ~. L0ni'isna Avenue. ~: a,a.' s,1sn SsG
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ShcriH,s Sale.
NIX. S.-pebrusry 9th, A. d. ises,

YoRS, ss.-februsry 9th, A. ID. is66.
TAKEN on execution, and will be sold nj public
Il auction on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF April, lSt6,
at ten OF the clock In the forenoon at the once OF
Abner Oaks Esq. In South Berwick, In said County
OF York, All the right In equity which Gideon Doe
or aid South Berwick, has had on the 18th day Of
June A. n 1885, being the time Of the attachment OF
the same on tho original writ In THIS aeuon 20 ieuee
south berwick, 70 wit, A certain lot OF land, with
the buildings thereon, being bounded on ths norm
Wyman, ON the south by land OF William Earl and
the west by Middle street, called, In Aid SCUM
Berwick village, occupied by said Gideon Doe.
The above described premises being suoleos 70
70 secure The payment of . note OF hand signed oy
sAla pos for sixteen hundred and seventyave DOLLARS
and oftysight cents dated April 18TH 1885, on which
there nov due the Of tan hundred and eighty
i've dollars and seventy -hye cents.
EDENR y. NEALLEY,
3vlo Deputy ShsriG
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ShRriTS Sale Of Real Estate ON Execution

YORN, S.. Feb. 22l, a. ID, 1866.
C,EiZED on execution in favor OF Gilman Hooper,
- of Hollis, in the County of York, against John
Sawyer OF said Hollis, aud will be sold mt auction az
County of York, the 2ith day Of March, 1885, att
o'clock 2. NJ, all the right, title interest and claim
AMI demand, which the said John sawyer had ut the
time OF the original attachment tn wit, on the SIX,
tcenth day Of October, 1861 Cand which no now has
10 redeem the following described several parcels oil
land, yiEs -
ING thereon, u witt certain two story storehouso;
fnTmety occupied by said sawyer, being on the road
lealin. from Moderation Mills In Limerick aud
bounded northerly by said road easterly by land OF
Martin Foss ON the south by land OF Charles Hob
son. and ON the West by lana OF Thomas 4. Bradbu-
~ and Theodore Ewcll, being part OF the promises
mnrtsa sed by said Sawyer 10 James Norton Daniel
Townsend aud Joseph II Sawyer, AMI recorded In
York County Registry Or Deeds.
Also, the right 10 redeem certain parcel OF about
thirty acres Of land In said Hollis, situated on tho
rad leading from DOnny EAGLE Mills to Alfred, ami
bounded as follOws rOrth-easteiy by laud sold ny
stephen Lane tn William Campbell southeast
crly by said rad leading from DOnny Eagle to Al
frcl, sOuth-westerly by owner unknOwni north
westerly by land OF the heirs OF the late Abtnh
Usher being the same conveyed by Joseph lOhSon 10
nsTss G@iS% T SSS & aSe ~ ,nS BY .n
Charles IIObsOn conveyed o. said John sawyer, and
mortgascl by said Siwycsto said Morton, TOWNSEND
and Joseph II. Sawyer.
situated in said Hollis, ON tho road leading from
Moderation Mills 20 Limerick, containing seven
acres aud bounded as follows, To- wit on the north
east by the road leading from Moderation NILS TO
Limerick, ON the south by land OF Timothy Tarhox
and ON the east by n private road leading tn Lin
erok road aforesaid 20 land Or the Aforesaid Timothy
TarbOx, bciug the slmo conveyed to said Sawyer Ivy
Robert Carl aud by SAID John Sawyer mOrtgased TO
Morton, Townsend and Joseph II. Sawyer, the afre-
SA'' sWS THOMAS TARpoX Deputy Sheriff.
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Pcrry's Moth and Frocklo Lotion.
lTSO eharSe for consultation.

Il. ChtusT, Mshr,tch Clsp c,lt,l tiNrrsP1t, ami
Istigo ~ rrrckl o,cn annoying PARTICULARLY IN
,I. 81 ls c,anAcxio &c The dts,lpr-l srts show
I4,nly on cf elsRc than - hunctte it they
rt,.,ly m1r The beauty of gr; AMI ANY preparation that
viii slr ctuay Tpyc them ifAaHf uisrtRg ths terisre or
color of the skis Certainly adcscu,tu. Dr. H. g. PER
nv Who has nSe DISEASES of the skin sI,cthty HIS dis
covrr,l r-y &c us.e dissertations, which y At ouce
prympt inG,libls and harmless.
prrtlrI only by n q. PERRY Dermatoogst, No 20 RnNl
s,rr New Yosk ani fr slc ny all Druggists Price 8. Isr
BATH. Cdl &c
PElI,Y's MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION.
Sill Ly all druggists In Btheloc Slcn AMI elsewhere. yt6
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
SheriE's Sale.

YoRK. ss.-reb. 2lth, A. ID. 1890.
fI'AkEN on execution, and will be sold at public
auction ON Saturday. the 18th day OF April lsG6.
at ten or the clock In the forenoon ut the Office IL
Ahner Oaks, Esq IN South Berwick, In said County
at York. all the right title and interest that John
Lyons has had on the 18th dsy Of December, A. H.
ls65, being the time of the attachment Of the same
the original writ by virtue of bond contract
t0 conveyance frOm John ". GOOGwin, James Brad.
bury, and William Morton Of tho following described
real estate, To wit certain lot Of land situated In
Berwick In said County Of York with the buildings
thereon, being boundcd on the north by the old road
leading from South Berwick Village In Great Falls !
an the east By land Of Joseph z. Foy on the south
d, the rad lending from South Berwick Village To
SALMON Falls; and on the west by land or the above
named Goodwin, bradbury and Morton, occupied by
said John LYONS the original claim o the said Good
win, Bradbury and Morton being eight hundred and
n1y dollars Of which there Is now due them two
hundred and nnety-thrce dollars.
EDEN'R 7. NEALLEY,
3wln Deputy Sheriff.