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THE LARGEST IN THE WoRLD-The largest
room in the woEld, under a single roof and
unbroken by pillars or other obstructons, is at
St Petersburg, Russia. II is ESQ feet in length
and $50 in breadth. BY daylight it is used for
military displays, and battalion can convent
emily vancouver In it. In the evening 1t is
often converted into vast ball room, when il
is warmed by sixteen prodigious stoves; and
10000 WAX tapers are required to light il prop.
erly. The roof OF this great structure is
single arch Of iron, the bars alone en which N
rests weig hing IL, $4,000.
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SECRET DISuAsES.

sAMARIYAN's GIFT is the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable reme-
dy ever discovered Cures in two to four days, aud
recent cases In tW enty four hours No mineral, NO
balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taEen. Ii
Is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
net want to be exposed. Male packages, o.; fe-
male, 90.
SAsARITAN's RoOr AND HERB JUIcRs-A positive
and permanent cure fer spy hills. scrofula, Ulcers,
Sores, Spots. letters &c. Price 81 Is per bottle.
Sold By B. O. Ford See advertisement. mys
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~A SOLDIER WHO HAD LOST THE USE
Of his limbs frem rheumatism has been com - etely
cured and enabled to abandon his crutches by one
bottle Of METOALFB'S 9REAT RHEUMATIC
REMEDY. 1t Is truly the wonder Of the age.
ja a2l-eo3w SC. FORD, Agent.
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HALLS VEGETABLE sIOILIAN u AIR BE
NEWER

EEWER
Renews the Hair.
HALLS vReKTABLK eIcILIAN HAIR RINEwER
Restores gray hair to the original color.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR BENEwER
Prevents the hair from falling of.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENKwKR
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALLS vEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENKwRR
Does not stain the skin.
HALLS SIcILIAN VEsETABLB Hair RENEwTR r
Has proved itself the best preparation for the har
ever presented to the public.
Price 81 For sale by all druQRists. ia 80 Tuly
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INFLux OF GKRMANs.-During the year 1850
there were, in round numbers, just as many
from Germany as from England and Ireland
together. e., one hundred and six thousand
Germans and one hundred and four thousand
Irish and English; while from all the rest of
world there were less than fifty thousand
There were sixty .eight thousand Irish to one
hundred and four thousand Germans. and
these figures at New York include about Ave-
sixths of the whole immigration into this coun-
try.
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COLGATE & CO.'S
w / N T y Il q O 4

WIZ T ER AP
Recommended for cHAPPED HANBs and for general
TOILET use during COLD WEATHER. 1t may be
obtained of all DIR uggsts and fancy goods dealers
feb 9-eoly
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
GASES,


~Full Information, with the highest teSt1mo-
ntdts also, Book on Spseia! Diseases, an sealed
and iciH not rsSre, it; for, rs advertising ply
cicians are generally tnposorS, without references
no stranger should be trusted. Enclose stamp
Tor postage and direct to DR. LAWRENCE No
Ia Bond street. New York ne IL DzWIy
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1There are six millions of mich cows in
France.
81 Philadelphia is stated to contain more
Methodists than any other city IN the world.
SLots of litigation leaves but little leizure
TO lawyers in North Carolina
SAll the patent medicines are sold in Eng
land; and so are the Englishmen who buy
them.
SFaiseIcuris-curls over the left shoulder
are going out OF fashion.
1Gslveston is afraid of yellow fever next
summer.
SEvery county in Alabama has an iron
foundry.
6The names of the japanese An bassador $
are Ko-ide and Tsi- kawa
In Massachusetts, there are about fourteen
hundred colored voters.
~The Excise law was again vigorously en- =
forced on Sunday in New York. ana the papers
state that the sabbath passed on quietly and
soberiy, there being but few arrests for VIOLA
ton of the law, either IN selling liquor or
using il too freely.
SMrs Jane NJ. Sweet of Kennebunk,
Name, has been indicted for the merder of
her husband, DR. Nathaniel Sweet, last fall,
by poisoning him with strychnine. She saws
that she only put IL in his whiskey TO cure MS
lsye for liq nor, and that she accidentally gave
him an overdose. .
HThe coal miners OF the region around
Pittsburg have quit work. on account of an
attempt on the part OF the employers 10 cut
down the price OF digging from four 20 two
and nall cents per bushel
VAn officer in the army In the Indian
country senss ietier 10 friend, which con-
tains the folio wing cheerful passage: III vould
send You lock of my hair, but fear a would
be fraud upon the savaees OF this vicinity
There is fair prospect that one of the noble
red men viii be my barber before spring"
0[A torpedo, OF magnetic character. th.,
would De drawn to the bottom Of any iron yes-
sci that vac passing. is talked Of Ii wouId
be a very attractive arraneemeRt.
~Qneen Victoria mas been ''sledgine," a
hey call IL in England. f.d Fff
raEf ta.- -zsaru ..r...
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GREAT SUCCESS OF RIsToRI IN CHICAGO
Madame Eistori states that the receipts AT her
performance, Tuesday evening, al the Chica-
20 Opera House, were the largest since her
first appearance on the stage-am bunting to
Si,S0O. Moscow ranks &cond and Brooklyn
third or the 81 SEQ, her personal share is
$4,000. Her own personal receipts since her
arrival in this country, in September last,
have been S136.OUO.
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~Mrs. Susan Z. Jones. of Memphis, in
hailed chloroform on Sunday last, when abou {
to have swollen finger lanced, and died in.
stantly. r,E ~
ga youth In Michigan was rejected by his
Dulcinea, whereupon he threw himself be-
meath locomotive. The locomotive also had
a tender attachment.
UIIf any thing in the world will make q
man feel badly, except pinching his fingers In
the crack Of . door, il is unquestionaoiy q
quarrel. 80
nOAn association Of youths has been formed
In Wilmington, N. C., the members whereof
are sworn TO marry no lady worth less than
e200o0o OF lucre.
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~ MARRIAGE EAEDoELIBAOY, AND THE

II sppiBess Of True Manhood An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime of Solitude, aad the
Physiological Errors, Abuses aud Diseases which
CT cate pediments to Marriage, with sure NE ans
of Relief eent in sealed letter envelopes Tree of
charge. Address DR.. SKlLLIN HOUGH TON +,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. "a IL .3m
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CLOTHING, DO.

Il j. HEfBERGEh,
Il Successor o. II =. I-udon D Co., -
CI1IZEG'S IND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Hotel late Browns, MI
3C2 Pennsylysnia avenue
ny - Washington, ID. O.
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BANKERS.

Jay COOKE 4 CO.,
BANK IRs,
WissalA assss, eeSsssts sssssry,
Buyand sci s,eurrsnt market rates, and kssD
onstsntly on hand, full supply Of al
eovIRNMIHT BONDS,
sEVIH.THIRTI1s, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST N0TIs.
Orders fsr STOCKS. BONDS, &o., executed, and
Collections made on all ssesssibls points.
sel-n
RARRow Z CO.,
BANK1Re,
Corner Louisiana avenue and Seventh rect,
DHALRRs IN
8OVERNNBNT SECURITIES,
GOLD AND SILVER
nau AND LAND wARRAHTs.
First National Bank Of Washington.
I'D. COOKE, tof Jay Cooke Co.. President.
WA. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
IStA ,srset, opposite the Trsasx,y Department.
Governmen. Securities with Treasurer United
ONE MILLION DOLLARS-N
Webus and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
~ ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful
ana prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS Of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to rs.
FULL INFORMATION In regard TO GOVERN.
MEET LOANS at oil times cheerfully furnished
WIN. o. HUNTINGTON, asher.
Washington, March 70, 1885, mn-u
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% n-ssr Ff. rsT.I s11rL sdT-.a
.J1.91 y'iy Eolst ss.i ZrAts5Ig
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VI W. B. NOSES
FAsHIOHABLE CARPET, FURNITURE AND
BEDDING STORES,
NOS. 521 319, INTELLIGENCER BUILD.
ING, CORNER 7TH ANDD.,
AND
no. sos 7TH STREET, THeRN's BUILDING
ADJOINING ODD PILLOWS HALL,
AND EXAMINE THE FINEST ASsoRTED
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA.
he has all the latest designs made in Philsaa,.
phia. New York, and Boston. The stock is alw ways
ssisetsd s by Mr Moses and bought at the lowest
'S order in plil.dslphia, and Of the best material
fnrchasers should study their own interest BY
f9i Ss .e
apd obtain his price: list before going elsewhere
His .:soTtmsss l of a:isas. sssn ..s::'BB Blankets. oom
snS s Rns: 81 BOs'f
sisuIs ss esrs insf as e.. iovs:s
And inS .na No N'sassnsss US s:s
greet; Ihorn1 Building, adjoining Odd Fellow
hsr between D and streets. W p mos.s
EZEKIELs vIRGINIA HAIR RssrOBsR.
,HAIs RESovArHa.-we publish this morning
known and widely used I" DEekiel's HAIR Resto-
rer." This preparation 10 no new Drepsration
but put ~ by gentleman Of known probity and
native o. our city: He has In his possession oer-
hneates from rsstdents OF Richmond, which he
w.ll publish. These Recommendations are bona
Sds and pi:ss ni' Rrspssstion above the ausek
and you Will save yeur hsir.-RiekmoHd Times,
.WAsHINsToN OITY, D. O., Beo. 81, 1885,
DEAl 6II am srati6el 70 see that you have
seein commenced the manufacture Of your " Hair
Iron the testimony Of many friends Who have
ued IL. have ne hesitation In stating that be-
neve IL to be the most efficient com Dound Of the
Kind ever presented for sale. Indeed, many OF
those who have tried IL aesuIe that ft not only
cieanses the scalp perfectly, but undoubtedly res
torres the growth Of the hair. -" =.
ksspecfuily, &C., yours, ..
NtICyI NII A,,hmona ALs.. nr veARNRrr.A d.
nEos .als by all Dresests. Orders addressed 70
phMAe BARNEe . co., Park Row, New York.
R1C1PTIOA LUxUMBe.
Just received. . large variety OF articles e.
Iected par ucularly for the ce1ine recel soo-
Son. Z. II. KING 4 son,
King Place,
oe0 Oor. w. ave. And lsx st.
fAils ofos1S fs!s: ssss Of tn. suoro,,y
D'r'e' 'n'0'''''h;z 2. n. P. xISe 4 sos.
ds2t KtAs Pl0cs,
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WOOD AND COAL.

w OOD h4ND ~ COAL.
COAL OOAL!l
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Gross tons Of 240 lbs, delivered In sny part OF
Chestnut White Ash. 81.
stoye, gg and Furnace White Ash, $3.50.
BED Ash; $3.50.
Iehigh. 50.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand.
Orders received at our Office or at the Wharf,
p BROWN 4 SON,
ja25-h 465 9th street, between L and +.
GOAL! COAL!i OOALilI
T.T.FOwLER GO.
White R A Ash, stove and egg sizes, ss Is per ton.
nsa sso hsn; aonna. on s,an, 90 so.76 per ton.
orders received at the central Office Of the lash
ington and Georgetown Ice Com pany, 1ats L. J.
middleton Co ~ corner 18th and r streets, and
at wharf, foot Of 10th steeet.
COALl COALll COALlIi
Having determined to sell nrst- class article of
by doing so to gain Q liberal share Of pnhIio ns
tronaee. The Coal prices are a. follows:
BALTIMORE co. WHITE ASH, Egg and
AL STAEk qualities cf WHITE ASH g g
DIAMOND VEIN BED ASH s rs
GROSS WEIGHT, 2i40 LBS TO THE TON
Always on hand and constantly receiyipe thu
best qualities Of WOOD Uf every descri ption de-
hvered In any part Of the city.
ja4-lm 7th ST., between e and r SITS :, Island.
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BLACK, LAMOE CO.,
DOnnssltors a.. Attorneys at Law In the 81 preme
SoLTt oI the onItsd STATES, the Court Of claims,
me OOurts OF the District, the Executive Depart.
mems and CCmmittees of Congress,
iards Hotel D WY a. 10 80
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HERZBERGs LOAN OFFICE.
H Established 1852.
h1shest sd gances made On WATCHES, DIA-
mONDs JkNELkY, WEAkING APPAREL
and all kinds Of Merchandise. Business strictly
eonhdenusl: sal North street, between "a and
9Th streets. ilnmedi ately ia rear of the Na-iona
Hotel. "a Inns
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DANCING.
DR0Fs. J. W. q II. p. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Pennsylvania avenue. bet. 9Th and 7th NJ, ~
Opposite metropolitan Hotel ~
DANCING.

New Glasses forming every evening Tbosa ds
sliins 70 enter our classes should avail them.
selves of this opportunity. ~
Preparations will be made in this nuarter 70.
our annual Nay Ball '0'
Circulars can be had at J. n. Ellis and w a
msneroft Oo.' . Music Stores.
Inc hall can be rented Tor Soirees, 30.
Days and ROivS Of Tuition:
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
saturday afternoons, from TO 5 clock
Sentiemen GLASSES, Tuesday and Friday eve
nfpgs, from to 10 o'clock
For further Information, q ply during the hoBrs
OF tuition, or address o note to the Academy
Quarter commencing with the fir af leaaon IA,
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N. LOOMS, ND,

N. LOOMS, n. D.,
Tie Inysnter and Pstentes Of the A1HBRAb
Plat TEETH, attends personally at(~A
his ON ce In this city. Many persons can apYXIUy
wear these teeth who cannot wear others.
and no person can wear others who ssnaot wear
these.
Persons calling at my once can be aoconmoda-
ted with any style and price OF Teeth they may de
sire, but TO these who are particular, aud wish the
purest, clesnest, strongest and most perfect den.
ture that art can procure the INBBAL TEETH
will be more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No 33s Penu'a avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 10th sts Also, 90T Arch street,
Philadelphia oc 90-ly
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'EE-EIsFS BLACK wARDH.LAMON, c.y,BL.cr,
LAW UFEIUE.
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MARINI'6 FAsHIONABLE DANCING
lV1 ACADEMY, AT -
mEAfakis hatIs AAsSEMBLY A ROOMs,
tion Of pupils. Wv
Days and hours Of tuition for young ladies
urdays, from to s. D m
Gentlemen's classes from to 10, same evenines.
b-PIiyate instruction given to suit the con-
Nenience OF the pupil. seE
MASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALLS
Avl AND PARTIES.
The undersigned would most respec fully in
form the ladies and gentlemen Of WashinRton
city and the District generally, that he is at eli
times prepared to furnish parties with Masouer.
aoe and ancy Costume, either on loan or made to
oraer. he has taken rooms at the we'll known
S22 7th street. between and ., W here he viii be-
nappy 70 await orders. CHARLES BERG,
;.s.,,, late oostumsr at Ford,s and Growers
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20 TO OROuINp AeE BALL HBADQUAR.
NJ TE10 and examine his stock Of sE0ARS 8,
f0DACOO, % sisos his assortment Of Ladies'
and Cents bAAx1S, Jazz 6s
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on e.. SO rIr3.I IIe. EuT
e. -1l H3s I...I 80
..... l.-s .fl s-i@cg. .o ...a. Es -'-lE
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/ ATEST PARIs FASHIONS OF HAIR
L. DRESSING.

III ENt n HAII.- Dh NSFR,
324 street. between l3tA and lith sts
mr- Alltot, from Paris, hair Dresser, OF the
celebrated Rachel, with whom he arrived ia this
country. has now been established fer tRe las I
eight yesrs Ia Washington and Newport, en-
o Ing the patronage of the dipbO and
ofthe highest society. He has the honor to az
pounce that ne has this rted the latest
fsshlons OF hair dressing, and also pomades, and
everything that belongs to the dressing OF hair
at very reasc haI lie prices. IA 7 ans
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DENTISTRY.

UEN 10 i II L
nR. LEWIE's DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
IL No. $50 JENNA AVE,
Between l2th and 18th streets.
Teeth extracted without pain by administering
Nitrous Oxyde Laughing Gas. DR..
LkWlE has recently purch ssed the besty}y(Y1lp
Chemical Apparatus in the country for >4S
making pure gas every day, ALSO sn In. proved Val
yular Inhaler. The Association 10 now prepared
70 make Teeth on Gold, Silver and Rubber at New
York Phiiadel phta and Boston prices. All per-
so1s Wishing dental work done have u - cheap
as in the above named cities All work done in
the nestest and best manner. asd warranted to
give sstisfactioR. Persons will do well TO call
sBd examine our work, de a-H
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VI W. B. NOSES,
FASHIONABLE CARPET, FURNITURE AND
BEDDING STORES,
NOS. S21 319, INTELLlGENCRB BUILD.
ING, CORNER 7TH ANDD,
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Az AZ hSoASSs ASA - &4A
uary 8, 1886. .S76.sg
Being the north tAirty
feet front on Eour-and-
a-haif street by the
depth thereof.
MarYman, Horatio. 80. /.
Ditto. o.................
Beginning at the corner
OF Maryland avenue
and Second street east,
ruhning thence south
with said Second street.
forty.ssven teet eight
inches, thence east
twenty.one feet three
and half inches, thence
north to said Maryland
avenue dfsy.etght feet
nine ana half inches,
thence by and with
said Mary land aven ne
twenry-f -four feet 70 tne
beginning.
Ditto .................
Beginning on Second
street east distant sou "a
forty-eeven feet eight
inches from the corner
ofsaid street and Mary.
land avenue, thence
with SAio Second street
thirty.tw feet eleven
inches, thence eas,
twenty.one feet three
and half inches, thence
north thirty.tWo tee,
eleven inches. thence
west tWSnty-one feet
three and half inches
to the beginning.
U1ftJ
First lRstHilment water
tai. SO
Tax paving and curb
ing, interest from Sep.
tember Is, 1865. .Si62 ~
Ditto ..........,......
Tax for repairing pave.
ment ............346.Q .Qe
Being the west fifty.
eight feet ten inches
n0nt OF said lot BY the
depth thereof.
Ditto o.................
Alley tax. interest from
October 8, 1866. .S3S 81
Being the nortn Bixteen
feet eight inches froni
OF said lot, and y1n-
ming back with thai
wioth eighty .eix feel
eight and half inches.
Maui, Henry F., trust H.
W. Wilson. s
Beginning on the line ol
outh @ street seventy.
three ieet four and hall
inches from ne sonsh
western cofnar Of said
square, thence runnlne
east along satd g ssreei
thirty.ntno feet, thence
north one hundre9 And
twenty -four net eteht
inches To . public q.
ley. themes Weet thiftH.
nine feet and tAonce
south to The heg1nntnk. !.
McManus, 3ainee ...,..
Marbufy, John Garter /.
Tax psyipk and curb.
Ing, Interest frolA Au
gust 1S, 1895. .....Se3.5 So
DUO. ...s..s..ss..sss.i :
Tax paving and cnxh-
tng, tnteye9k fppg2 Az.
gust -, ee6 Sc
OittO ..rss.s..,.a =.
TAX pavin& And puTb.
I'M. interest fep91 Al.
eubt ID, BeG. .$057
6rad, Jarea............
] ires installWent water
YAK. ".....a........ u q
Bet1G the ooot eWeasy !,
six Mt front of eaaf
M ~ ~ dsp3 taegoel
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|ro WHOM ASSESSED

tween lots thirteen sndl
fourtesn, ruun Ing with,
esid dividing line tAir.I
ty. three feet one tpcnl
In q south wAruly d !
recfion 70 the nosthoase
angie OF An alley then O.
south fiftv.sh1ee fsef~'
shehce AAAt fourteen,
feet aud one hall inch
70 the centre OF the di-,
viding tine OF the tWq
brick hou6es. fheAcA
south and at right ~ :,
Gles forty.nfne fees 1ouf'
and halt lnchss, tAtnce!
northeast tWAr0ly thu-'
ty-one feet ten fnches,l
then CO north westward. =
ly and at Yieht angles
fourteen feet haIf inch
70 the beginning.
Moore, Geo. II, H,...........
First installment water,
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t0X.. ....A.ll
Beginning on the line on
the north side OF Penn. |
sylvantA ayen Ne forty
seven feet seven and
hall inches nortAWest|
from the s0utheaet cor.
ner Of said square, run. 1
ming thence. north West|
wito the line OF Penn
syIvaniA aven 40 TWEEN. 1
ty.hv0 feet six inchss,l
ana with that width oil
twenty-five feet six In. |
ches, extending north-|
eastwaroly At right
angles 20 Pennsylva.
MIA 1ven ue forty feat
six inches, ana themes
running with conver.|
gtng lines 70 an alley
seventeen feet wida,|
which ailey runs at|
right angles to Nine.
teenth street WeDt. and
Tho south side which
ilifersects Aatd Nine.
teenth street west one
hundred aud forIy.two|
feet north from tue
sOutheastcorney Of s0tdI
square, ana tnterooct.
ing the south stde of1
said alley the eas4eynI
boundary OF said part
OF lot one. at the dis
lance Of twelve feet,
and the Western sbcun i
darv OF sad part Of IotI
one, or the dtstAaeo on
tWsnty.seven feet tsUUi
Ninsteenth street Woet. |
Niddleton, b. T., trush
CAroline MoAllister.
Tax pavlne and eayh.I
Ing, 1ntere0t nom JaA.|
uery Q, 1865. .... ee6 .7e|
Being ~ north tWontY-l
six feet o3x inchoe ffuat|
Of said lot ~ ths depth
thereof. Il
6iddloton. BonjaOin r III
First instaaimene Woeoei
tAx... ..s...s....4te 81
Oeteo ..ss.s...........i
ditto ..sss.s.. ..:.s...t
Ditto .sss. -. a.. 49,.
Disss s......,.I
Osss0 ..sssssssssss
9Nou1n, Rono 1tps s......l
9t9se, CAoe1oD ..........i
sso sessssssssss ss.s.l
Osssosssssssssssss,,.J
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@bicaqo, 20. 9luaulf .

Der notionale Qrbeiter Gonares trot
olelen Nfoegen 5uiantrteu.. @onites,
nit elnen Dclcgaten Ron iebem eta 1t,
fruroen aebiloet. nm bic rationale Or
9anilation uno bas M6t <Stunbens sGps
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