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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-31

Last evening the annual peetng OF this socety WAS
held al Demoncos Fourteenth street and Firm
avenue for the purpose or organizing for tho ensuing
year After the uspal premirarcs the society pro
cecded 20 the election OF o1cers With the following re-
sult-rresIdent s r. RnyBal; First Vice President "
FortwengIcr; Second Nice-PresideHt E. Dochanx--
Treasurer y Bfossard; Secretary, l. Mcuairr: Dirsc
tors, q. Marehand, rorgs, 7. & Duchochois n pojs
Hsidet, Francois A. Guiohsrd, r. Arpauit III Rsv
mond: Physicians. :. Goulden, e. Mourailie. ~ " I
Duosrcaau Mouchs, 1. Michel. .. Th6baud bur q.
geon); Phsrinaceuslsts, n. Chsuv6, G. Kammsrer.
Counsel, Coudsrt Brothers
The Treasurer delivered his report for In venr a. m
sand NJ OF the society AZ follows :Recopte All loa.
expended IS, 2Tp; 10 bank, S3,t<Q AID wes rlv,r 4
200 heads OF families, representing 6S1 persona Ovl9r
70 Tie obligations imposed by the French governmon5
on The General Transatlantic Company tho society hao
obtained the gratuitous passage Of hundred p60n9
70 the unhed states The cspal OF the society hee H.
creased by ~ 800 ~ consequence oi two leeace onof
o. 900 Is BY Mons Lodebu, and SS0o leEt ~ noom
j. y. J. peraisnss. ri
Among the many advantages experienced 6ufiar'ths
year past by French citizens must mentioned tho
Of instruction IN tho Eng sh language provided
FOR the French people md those or different nAlion~
aites who speak the French language SINGS tha -
tablishmsnt OF this enterprise y has not hositote1 10
give it, support II rs ever willing 70 support ovory~
thing that u OF practical utility 70 those ~ MUnGh
nationality who 1nd u necessary 20 depend - onck
aid The society has 10 reoIcs a. me ooooink
or this new course instruction which has bscn fnont6
rated under the auspices Of their sommisee aud N INA
Canadian society," nAsmucb a. the SUCCESS az tho ~
cisiy he's surpassed oil ancpsslons One hrndye1 -
twenty pssscss have attended this course % Sn>f01
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.


Charge Of Murder ON the High seas-The
English Extradifion Case.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
IL ne Aa,t<r cf the Essyadition Of Frank SaRicaa.-
the hearing this was resumed yesterday morn
ing Tho particulars OF which have fully appeared in tho
HgRALp. The only witness examined Was DR.. Converse
Reseng, who gave testimony expert and gave /,
as bis opinion from the description Of tho wounds aud
the appearance of the knife with which, II testified,
wounds had been inflicted, that deceased came to
his death from exhaustion caused By pieurai collections
and discharges resulting from the wounds in question
point raised by Mr. Staples counsel for the &C
cuscd that tho evidence adduced did not sustain the
charge Of MURDER and that the treaty OF extradon
did not include the lesser crime Of lighter tthc
prisoner should be discharged The Commissioner de-
cded on hearing argument Of counsel the point aud
the case adjourned to Saturday next
The Stcnsmer Peterhon, Ono OF the Prizes Of
the War.
II will be In the recollection Of orr readers that
Of the Prizes or The the Pcierho cap
tured the sd Of February, 1862 on the Island Of 81
Thomas, by the United States steamer Vanderbilt Cap.
tan c. g. Baldwin commanding. The PeterhoG was AZ
the officer OF the Vanderbilt supposed proceeding TO
Matsmoros in Mexico, with contyabapd Of for the
Confederate states, and captured. There was
British mail bag board tho petsrhor. After several
DISCUSSIONS and arguments had taken place. Judge Belts
made order that the mail bag should be delivered
70 the En2sh Consul IN this city, Mr. Archibald, which
accordingly done. A suit vas instituted 10 the
Prize Court OF New York for the condemnation OF the
vessel and cargo. which were estimated al $500, oo0
decree Of condemnation was pronounced By Judge
Bes appeal TO the supreme Court OF the United
States that tribunal decided that such portion Of
the cargo no. contrabsnd should be delivered
up to the The vessel was. on appraise-
ment, taken by the government at $4,000 and was
fitted out by the authorities as gunboat and sent TO
Wilmington, where another ship into and sank her
II should be added that the Supreme Court made tho
payment OF the expenses by the claimants ian English
nrm) condition for the delivery 70 them Of that part
OF the cargo that was not contrnband. The now
comes before Commissioner Osborn on reference, to
take testimony With respect % the claim OF Ward
Cove the storekserers OF the cargo In this port, who
have put In claim OF $4,000 for storage. The Mar
sbal's and other expenses reach 70 about half that
Commissioner directed are what the expenses
have been and whether the goods contraband
not The claimants contest the expenses. T. Doshsid
Smith appeared for the claimants Augustus Smith for
the contestants. and Mr. Ethan Allen United States Dis
trict Attorney, for The government
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Three weeks continuous performances OF the admirable
burIesque, 'undsr the Lamp Light have not in the
least Decreased the interest Of the audiences who always
crowd Hooley's Opera House. II runs ~ briskiy a.
ever LAST night was no exception to the ordinary
amount q patronage which this well managed house
claims from the Brooklyn public. TO mad room IL
problem which every cannot solve because a good
many are not always able 70 realize that enjoyment
though thousands seek The most uniformly populsr
place Of amusement in sister city il Hooieys
People 90 TO the Academy when there is en- unexcep-
tonable attraction there. Thcy Wait Mrs. Conway's
their way, and not unequal IN quality to many OF those
presented in The Nsw York theatres; but they 90
disappointed The present bill IL remarkably attrsctive
,bracng as does the best features Of Inc company
s Ter The Lamp lighr' 10 brought out by M. Hooiey
cannot sxc. fhs costumes scenery and Stage eakets
perfect.
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NEW YORK CITY
1upresns Cssrs-Chaunks rs.

zupPems Ceurs-Chamhers.
Held By Judge Sutherland
Court opens IT ~ O'Clock A. ~ Call Of calendar a II ~
Reserved cAses:-
i1s-Lathrsp Sewing Machine 3is-Powen w. southsds
Cows Bond Lathrop RR. Co.
Manufacturing Co. 273-Daby Eric sson.
T-Poopla. rel. Bodne 292-Ihe HArdway Bolt, &c.
Va Com. Of Taxes. Co. Central Bolt
H-People, ex rel Palmer, &c. Co.
va Con. Of Taxes. 39l-Bruce Va Price.
B-Psople. rel Reers, 3I3-HarriVAp u Laurent.
Com Of Taxes. X3-AnaorlnS Va Angorine
l7-Brady W. The Mayor slsL
l2l-Howen Jr., W. Hoag. ssl-Presder w. Presder.
land. 366-In rs Metropolitan Con.
los-Kinnier " Kinnier. vsyanoc Co.
Court Of Cemmsn Plcas-General Term.
Appeals from Marine and District Courts Can No. o.
Marine Court-Gencrai Term.
Noa Noa
WATSON w. Watson 7-McCauiey w. Brown
2-Campbell Rathbun. Shall White.
B-IAppzn Murray 0-To0lo VI. Nat steam Nav.
l-Richards Roberts. Co.
thinning Folk l0-Solomon McGi.
0-Hnis We. BennchoR Run ll-Hamburg Amer. Packet
Petroleum Co. Co. vs. Rrumm.
l2-Droge vs.. Droge.
Marine Court-Trial Torn.
Adjourned 10 Monday
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Whnt Property mn Assignee In Bnnkrapfcy
Has n Legal Right To Take Cha rae of-In-
poriant Decision.
IN the Mdttv Of Charles q. Patterson Bankrupt In
this case judge Blschford has delivered heightened
opinion II special stated for the opinion OF
ths Cour. in this mater under section six Of the act II
10 signed BY the attorneys for the bankrupt and the
attorneys for Topper 4 Ssassie, ersdkors who have
proved their debts aud IL Il certified BY The Register
under General Order No TO Ne csrain questions raised
animation Of the bankrupt was proceeding before the
Register ard the bankrupt teatned hat he reo<ived
so Of $1,000 aDoni the 10th Of August 1897, which be
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for Breach OF Contract-s,urio.s Rcvcia-
lions Anticipated.
Before Judge Sutherland
John Ross ct al he Jqsion fdrtac se't~ay eoss-
pany-The plaintiffs alege tina, they @sSarcd The
contract for The construction the ins q
railway or $4e,aoo .. me, 49, vssss the dc.
PENDANTS qaentiy awarded ssrs% sor sac isg
Torrance % the work q. stIe- saiiss. DO
action acton for damage damage q II seyss sca ,sa
D. Perry the president o. The ys'ssasuy tsst 9s.-
ileman being at the time " als sss ssr - -
before this court yes.c:iar ~ a.s.e 81 sa,'e sha
service OF thai summons. tesr~s ~ tteaslast ssi
tended that the court aa'l 10 as as-'esa"'anls
being foreign corporation ma .'so sr ~ ~ ~ :
one az tbem, rc-iaert :" sAss>,le. snv sias
the Of action, 4 any sxaed. Re- nis@i niAstey
CHICAGO. The court deniat he sscis.-s
II IL asserted thst come taris. s~r.as ona WI Dc
made II the shoad 10 nfaps ~ ~ ssl, IN
which about IS, 600 900 worth o. and pyae,acs
Western officials will figure ~ r. rtt =. For ihe
plaintiff, l. X Meade; tor The d.fenlssss John y Bur'L
Habcas Corpus-A Mcihcs S1saiaA Custody
or Her ChitS.
In ~ the Petition Of Mary Fs@ss- The petitioner
applied upon writ Of habcas corpss, for the custody
or her child and stated that she had upon four different
occasions been compelled leave her husband in
quencs OF physical III treatmsnt that she had been for
time subsequent to the last separation 20 destitute
that she unable 70 take charge OF and support the
child. little girl Of about seven years OF age, and that
her husband had since placed child under The
81 being .1smned Sy he coo hat she had
two cuts her head, inflicted BY her husband,
who the act had broken bench her Uranium; that
he in the habit Of GETTING Intoxicated, staying out all
night. and nsgectng 10 provide for her support; and
thai abe able to MAINTAIN the child properly
she earning from $l2 TO $14 per week. working on
sewing machine
Mr. Fleming respectable looking man, appeared in
court unasssed by counsel and stated In defence that
bis wife addicted 10 intoxication and incompe
tsn to her child properly that he vas earning %
per day, and paid s. per week for its support Mrs.
Jennings mother also called as witness for the
respondent. and testified In very sxcksd that
A. Inn Of
very drnk and staying out late at night and that
witness had left her bed take the child
from Mrs. Femings bed fear the latter lady would
suocais IN her elecp There was considerable dii-
Guilty In understanding the in the case the par
ties seemed be wonderfully inclined 10 talk all
time and innswsr to direct ntorrogasores by the court
invariably attempted 70 preface the reply by
tracing tho course OF events in connection
with this affair 10 . period dating several
years hack. The court ordered tho further
hearing OF the case to be adjourned until Friday
morning, and minated that In rendering ils decision
after such hearing would DO guided solely by its dis
erection providing for the future welfare OF The child
irrespective OF the affections or either OF s parents
For the petitioner, Charles s Spencer.
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Kelly and Icons NTIn.trcIs.

distinguished old lawyer in the palmy days Of ms
Ravels being questioned to his frequent visits to
Their queer performances. gave his excuse, "They
are so absurd so senseess refrsshingy ridiculous
that it takes the rust AID dast OF come and them
No trouble about the pot-no labor TO make out the
case. You have only to look, laugh and 60 home as
happy Dutchman from his lager and Lmburgsr
cheese SO it 10 with Kelly and Icons Minstrels.
Grant that among their catalogue OF Jokes they have
some saIe Joe hiiles grant that In Of niger
deincations they give as nggers that can't be found
from Old ViIgnny TO Hayt they still give bil night
after night TO the unqualified delight Of the old and the
young, with everything sung aad they never fail to
bring down the house with their operas and plays and
gal In pleading womans cause and n the company she
draws and In her rounds Of applause And 80 on ali the
way through Kelly aud Icons Nins.rcls for an hour
or Two Of hearty oyment and laughter will do let
the unbsliever 20 and be satisfied.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT Couar IN ADMIRALTY.

John Collins Jr., Losl1a The Ships r.. c. Syastn
aid Emerald fsis. R-pondsnf This action, which, al
ready reported in tho HAL has been brought
DAMAGES for injuries alleged 70 have been sustained BY
the steamer John Hart chartered by the ibeantl in
collision with the scranton and tho Emerald Isle
again trial yesterday, and had concluded atthe
rising OF the court
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TIC BoARn FiRE CounssioxKss - This Cor,niaslon
held ~ regular weekly meeting yesterday q, Fireuens
Hall, Mercer street. The only feature Of hs session
was resolution offered BY Commissioner galway in
which the action Of gentleman In sending $40 TO an
acting Inspector In the Bureau Of Combusbls Mate
rss was dsapproved o. willis not one or the Commits
sonsn offered any resolution ordering the nremsn not
70 the political assessments Of the radical CON tsss
In this city, which aounts far more that $40 The
unfortunate inspector was dismis@sd.
Arcr'or SALE Or CoAL~-rAs Delaware Lsckswsnna
and western Railroad Company bed is soa,by ss,s n
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cuusr Of cahMoH plEs-cvsxslas.

The Chrissy VIII Case Again before thr
Courts.
Before Judge DAILY
Harriet T. chrsfH Adsarr. Of Elscis n. tArtsig
deceasd rs John n. Libby.--rhs before the
court yesterday motion for order compelling tho
defendant 70 for the Of $50 900, which,
among other moneys he had obtained account Of the
collector. Tho defendant contended that the
money had Deen applied 10 the liquidation OF various
indebednessos OF tie estate and that this court had
jurisdiction 10 enforce the relief sought the whole
matter was now pending before the Surrogate. rho
court denied the motion.
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II these mnstreIs are really Pacific mfnstrels they
attract anything but pacific audiences to Judge from the
roars OF laughter and loud applause with which the
singing dancing, Jokes burcsques extravsrauccs and
fun generally OF the troupe were received last
by well nlIsd house. The great shadow pantomime
has been revived BY these minstrel and proves very
ttracuvs while tne exceent sinsine u alone sufficient
fair dversiiy In the programme every evening
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coal ysatsslay a ~ nssrsons Of he conpaay Dtd.
ding vsy sptsd any thousad tsns beiag seld q
average advance the saIss sf September ~ The
following ths sales Of yesterday, with prices CON-
pared With shs average q shs 2ssosdias sals:. !.
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A M U 8 & N & N r s


still another Mary Stuart in the Geld, and this time in
the person Of Madame Olga Won Ptsrsdorf There was
. medium audience last night ct the Stadt and large
cast proportionats TO she demands Of the dramatst
Schiller History was mot taken into account in the
costumes, for the Queen Of Scots was radiant with
jewels At execution and Elizabeth acted and dressed
like Camille Tho oourters bulsd the English queen
and the ladies' Of honor cried over the Scottish
Nina Plittsrsaon displayed great deal Of genuine
talent and extensive acquaintance with the STAGE She
met with catering reception The support A. in
general bad, except Mr. Dombrowsky Leicester, which
was entitled TO praise Mr.. and MIRA LAnongs are
about bringing out La Belle Helene In grand style at this
theatre
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Bunyan Hall.

The very beautiful illustrations Of Pilgrims Progress
stiil among the choice favortes Of the pleasure
seeking public The exhibition here is panorama OF
the wonderful journey OF Chrstian TO the Beautiful City
the scenic effects and music OF which are very tine
We can imagine NO more agreeable way in which one
might make first acquaintance with Bunyan's great
pleasauter roembrancer 10 those with whom tne story
Is familiar household lore.
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The White trook fun Of The crooked fances which
mrth and ollity have brought into play 70 burlssque
the Black Crook had its usual success night Tho
house was well filled, the audience well satisfied IL II
evident that lone million Of peopisr ought 70 SEQ the
White Crook
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This cosey little theatre ~ well deserving Of the fash
ionab and what adds material weight 70 the pleasant
fact profitable patronage which IL II receiving. The
managers seemto be unring In their exerons TO please
and find that their efforts have not been ffuten Tho
delneations Of negro character form, OF course dark
and laughabe feature Of the nightly entertainments
while the Excise Commissioners, presided over BY Com.
missioner Hacton continue to revoke licenses In tho
most outrageous manner. II should be remembered
that the Fusyam troupe Of Japanese perform their as
tonishing foats every night.
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Arfhur aketchlex.-NIrs. brown.

Every evening at eight o'clock Arthur Sketchlsy,
with Mrs., Brown, receive their friends at Dodworth
Hail. Broadway. Last evening very fair audience lis
tened attsntively and with evident pleasure TO Mr.
ske,chsy while he narrated the haps and mshaps that
belsl the clumsy, fussy, odfashioDed MS Brown by
sea and land: but stil the assembsge not
large as IL should have been and would like to
the Brown receptions Those present, however,
enjoyed themselves immensely, thar rrepresslbs
aud unresrained laughter fully testified. There is
charm Of freshness and originality in these enter
tainmens Of Mr.. Sketchley which Tor comic portrait
ures snd inimiiabs delivery and expression have not
been equallsd since days OF the late Artsnus Ward.
They are both funny and unique and those who fail
treat
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Tho Right Of ExaainIng n Banhrupt as q
Witness.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.

The Union Pacific Railway COmpaEs-Acsion
for Breach Of contFact-Iuriaus Itcvcia-
ti0ns Anticipated. t
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Fifth Avenue Theatre.

This cosiest little theatre in New York crowded
last night by the admirers of Lsfugwe tho best bur-
lesqus actor in the country and Of Mrs Sedsy Brown.
one Of most charming coincidence Both Of these
gifted artists displayed their peculiar talents in the
Shakspearian traveetie, Shylock, in which Tai
fourd the SON Of the author Of Ion, the most
classical Of modern tragedies. has shown how
different tho genius Of SON may be from that Of his
own father, and in H. J. Byrons musical extfavaganza
OF Cinderella the Lover, the Lackey and the Class
Slipper The Fifth Avenue theatre has become, thanks
to Nj. Lefnngwe and Mra Sedey Brown, as fav0rite
resort for New Workers. the Theatre du Palas Royal
yclept the Umbrella Of tho Palace, is forParsians
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New York Clrcus.

crowded. the performances are Of most attractive
character To the list Of performers several
have been added. John Henry deserves the name
s,great," Mile Emilia Henrietta 10 worthy Of her repu-
tation, and the Deuxer Brothers nightly surpass them
selves There 10 no place Of Amusement II New York
city in which couple OF hours be more agreeaby
spent Lat night the performances was quite success
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Buffers American theatre. No l72 Broadway, was
filled last night by admring audience. The irrc-
pressibls Johnny Thompson and the comieal Bob Hart
kept the audience roar, while the Other represents
vss Of negro character performed their parts 70 per
lection. The plantation Jig OF Tommy Ryan was fine
piece OF dancing The ballet troupe also quite fea
ture Of the evenings entertainment and the shipwreck
or Pearl OF the Ocean, loudly applanded. Songs,
and dslineaons Of negro character invar
ably sncored. The American theatre presents . fine
programmes and this theatre premises fair continue
playing TO full houses for some lime.
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however that the said bins or other parts OF
the warehouse o. elevator shall be promptly empcd Of
ssch doneelsc free grain In case they shall be
an'rsd Nor che Storage Of imported grain.
Vel, >sainK Of salt from Fishing Vessels.
Ths 50 veary Of tAe Treasury has addressed the fol
Lowing cor ~muncAtion TO the Collector OF Customs
Plymouth, Massachusetts,
yorr ccra,urnicstion Of the Iss inst, with ths
nclsed et,ar xro W. II. Nelson, ESQ.,, dated 2eth ult,
rseeyeo; p, sssd By The fishing vessels this season
ma hcb Mr. Nson, IN behalf Of the hshing interests
~ vcv s,r,c de xlres may be allowed 10 be relanded
and Iecn,ersd IN s vs ins vessels NEXT season IL
conains "a fsb wItho " tho payment o. duty After
due cnns,derst,on Of he mavsr am o. NE opinion that
me REQUEST may be S'ss who desire TO ''V avail
tlaemselves az this privilege VIII 90 requir-
ed 70 make re ~ateavuse eI ~ ,,ha form. -
nearly like foss prescribed pages "a aud 200 q the
geners regulations Of this department = lne e,rcum
stanccs Of the may adm " ~ sase ~n.n w ~
wharf In accordancs with exs tng regulations When
the said salt shall bs with drawn lo we "a We ss
s,ns hshing the same sna y gone
~ September II, 1869, and A,cri 9, lsg, lou VII os
careful 70 save the dates OF tbs orlsVai mporssv -
the salt stored IN the entry s. 'nas " as
three years as liked by the fourth Ascton o. ms aOa
March -, 1864
The Right OF Troops 20 Accept presents from
Ciyiiians-Ordcr Of General n h"innr.
Tho following order issued BY ~. lor General
Thomas. commanding the Department Of tn Gambler
land on the 2lst inst -
several Instances have In this Deparfmc, IN
which officers and soldiers have been orderad and bav.
srxxrtsd presents Of money for services rendered
Nv taern as Cned States troops. One in
tIsu OF me Major General commanding BY enlisted men
~ ne.otrsuv in which certain statements made
beading 10 zoe i2srencs sbss the men believe their ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-12
DIED..

GIBSON. On the nth instant At 2 o,eIoek =.
m, ~ heart disease. THO MAS GI8sOS aged III
years son OF William aud Jane Gibson. - :
The friends Of the family are ed 10 ttAni
nis funeral from the residence or HIS father, No.
III west street Georgetown, on Wednesday az
ternoon az 8 o clock
BOWLING On the 18th instant, after q lin.
gering illness, MRS. JOSEPHINE DOWLING in
the 18th ear OF her age.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully in
vitec to attend her funeral, on tomorrow W ed
nesdayI afternoon. at 3 o'clo TX .. m frsm her
late rssfdence, No. ~ Bridge street, George
Mount Vernon Free Press, Jefferson, ILL.,, please
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RI GRE1s WILLIAMS, A.o.iou..r..

Two STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
PAINTING ON II sThGET NOR1H IN.
TWEEN 9TH AND 7TH STREETS East.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On friday, the 18th instant, 1t 6 O'Clock
N We shall sell on the premises, Lot No y, IN
SUBDIVISION Of Lots No I and =, in square s5s
having IL fest front, by 80 feet deep. 60 an alley
With the improvements, consis ting OF q good
Frame Heuse. containing four rosms and Kitchen
Terms cash. All cOnyeyancing asd revenue
stamps at the cost Of thu purchaser $50 down
when sold. GREEN & WILLIAMS,
NH Sd
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JEwELRY.-C1ust.r Sets. Jet Oross Plus.
IrtOross drops, White Gross Pins ann Droes,
Bog wood sets. recei rcd at Prigg's Ono lspi-
pIe, near az street. '' 10 = = SUI
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CnolCB FoRRIaS FRUITS are being resolved
to-day IN great abundance and OF rare q iiity
nv cur friendlPearson, on Eighth street, near
Pennsylvania aveuue., visit to his estab-
iishment will repay our citizens. u