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10y GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctionears,
- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th andDstreets

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- No. 1901 northwest corner 10th sndDstreets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RR66HTPPnnfpp1Y s in Square No. 234, NEAR
~ BY 1irtue Of a deed Of trust, dated on the
on Ss Of sg4 $50 6 IF 20 and duly SIS re
direction Of the party secured thereby, will eli
Al pnSe auction, in front Of abe premises on
Bfo%ne rpccrdSd Of lots In Hughes as
two bundled and thirty foUr ia te tiy Of
Washington, with al the Improvements thereon,
house. ''''DS
paid st sale the deferred payments to be me- 'e, with
interest at the rate If ten per per anuum, In
by deed of rust TO the satisfaction of the t-astee
Terms 10 be fully complied with within six days
70 fe,eii the proDcTiy, after one week public no
tice, at tie 1isk aud cost of first purchaser All
ns and sa% SM PpTS WARE Fri Taa.so
sel2-eoSds GREEN q WILLIAMS. A1ciS
Es-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED, ON
acsC'nt on me ram. until DAY the "a tn irst,
le26d GREEN q WILLIAMS, ATcts.
x THF ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
dC,fct IN Isl day OF October iS72, at
SEES GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acts.
Try LATlNER & CLEARY,
- ~ Auc .ioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Star ONCE Building
Sh a al SI SF9gA BFSB
sQl ARR No. 237, LYiNG BETWEEN THiR
AND SfR 2sb B9efFEzfss RFHHHrS
- BY virtue of deed u trust to Us, bearing
in b dsy n NJ & at folio D. Of aR be
Land Records ofthe District OF Columbia. and the
request OF the par ties secured thereby shall sell
the Ist day q October, A. ID. lo72 at Az clock D
NJ, the whole II Square numbered two hundred
AZ thirty seven, (2Jl,) according to the plat of
The square has a front of $50 5 IL feet on and U
streets, ard AIS 10 u feet 18th and l4th streets
west, and upon the street front there are ten
unfinished Brick Dwelling houses, five now under
roof, and five built up to the second story. The
properly IS NEST ehgibly situated and the attention
81 oapitaists especially directed to this sale; the
title, which the Undersigned VIII convey, being Alb
souiely perfect. The indebttdness for whioA this
sale is now advertised is GS0S7 80, with Interest
per cent from August H. ISL, subject TO credit of
Terms: Onef fifth cash, of which 81 COO must be
paic when the property struck Of. aud the residue
Of Ss cash wi bin five days after the SALE the other
four hiths OF the purchase money in equal pay
AZ One TWO " rec and four years, with interest at
terest he pay able semi Annually All COW syan-
sale are not complied with within ten days, the
81 Geo deposit to be fOi feited ard the property will
be rescld at The ris and cost of the deautng pur
chaser upon five days notice Of such resale being
given ia the Patriot.
t FeHR' W H ISHESro }rrustees.
se26-dts LATlMER 4 CLEAaY, Aucts.
pY LATIMER CLEARY,
b Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th at
Star Once Building.
SEVEN waIIE MARBLE AND THREE Col.
OEEL MARBLE MANTELs AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, October lst. at 1
O'Clock we will sell at the store, No 9th street,
betW cen Pennsy lvania avenue and ID street, the
above mentioned articles.
.e25 d LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
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pY d. II WARMER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctionser
No. 129 Seventh street, between and IL.
IRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE AND M
PR0vED REAL E,TATE ON MYRTLE

TRISTEEs' ShLE OF YhLUABLE hED IN,
PR9vED REAL E,TATE OF MYRTLE
- BY virtue OF a deed Of trust dated December
H. list, A; D.; ISL, and duly recorded ia Ii. No.
COS, folio 2n, enc of the land records for Wash.
inson county. p. G., shall sell, in front of the
PI emlses: on To RSDAY, the Sd dsy Of October,
aIthose certain pieces parcels Of ground stir ate
and lying in the city of Washington, and being
known and described lots number ed one humid rod
and eighty one, one hundred ard eighty three,
lSsD and one hunored and eighty four, (lS' y in
Ghterts recorded subdivision OF SQUARE numbered
SIX hundred and seventy Ave, l675J The above are
improved by Brick Houses partially completed.
Terms Of sale One third cash. balance in 6 aud
II months with intel est from day of ssle ured by
deed of trust on pre- Misses sold. SlOO down az tina
OF sale. ali conveyercing and stamps at purchasers
cost. WILLIAM TODD, JR, Trustee
sel6-eoSds b, II. WARNER, Auct.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NCsICAL IEsTRJ rICr-Dr ard Mrs CAUL-
= -. lEnh viii I,srr LIssoEs a. their resi-
unce, 1919 street, SEPT mber 18Th May Re
sseL On Wednesdays and Saturdays from 20 20 I
oCIccF. se2t Inn
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucttoneers,
NJ No lOol northwest corner lOth and ID sts


CEANCERY SALE OFREAL ESTATE IN THE
COT Nj OF WASHINGTON, IN THE DIS
IRItT OF COLUMBIA, tOF W. d. q. MUR-
DUN } ABONE GEOEGETOWN.
o. BY virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme
s~S Court q the District Of Columbia, in equity
- cause No. 2T6I, George W. Lnvflle ct al. vs.
illtpm u. @. MurdOck ct al we will sell at public
auction, In front of the premises, on MONDAY,
october l4th, 1872, at 3 o'clock lots |. 2, 3. T.
g 10, Il, IL Is, IA, Is, l6 IL, Is 1917 81 49, 49,
20, 2, 2S, 29 and s, OF MurdOcks subdivision of A
part Of tract OF aud ling and being in Tbs comfy
OF Nashi gton, in the District of Columbia Alled
Jacob.
Zach of the above lots contain from six 70 nineteen
acres
This lapi Is situated on two roads lie adng into the
nldse road, and by these roads to Georgetown and
W ashlngtun, and Is only two and "A halt miles from
the Board Of Public Works will bring this property
much nearer 10 GEORGETOWN.
be land IL Of good quality, and part Of IL wood
land, all well watered. The land is suitable for
agricultural purposes, aud is in very healthy To-
cation.
Terms Of sale One sixth cash and the balance in
thirty equal monthly ments with interest at the
rate Of ten per cenum per annum from dsy Of sale,
with security 10 the satisfaction of the Receivers,
ana lien retained on the properly sold: the pur
chase money can We paid in cash or upon shorter
time Than az Aforesaid, at same rate Of interest A
DEPOSIT OF go VIII be required of the purchaser at
time 0: sale. al convey ancing and stamps at cost
tied at the time of sale
WIN. +. MATTIEGLY,
PHiLIPh a DAgNEILLE, Receivers.
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
SEES c6ds Rep &Pst Auctionsors.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c

The Pennsy lvaDis Pilgrim and Other Poems. By
John Ct Whittier.
Thirty Years IN the Harem: or, The Autobiography
% fhe wife OF Dshelhet Pas 81 -
Fifteen Years of Prayer in the ultOn Street
Meeting. By s. ITeneus Prime.............
The Adventures Of a Brownie, as Told to ny
CHILD. BY the author Of John Halifax,
GeHtlem M =. 90
Eope Deferred. By ELIZA + Pollard ............. 81
r Iuler Science dOuthly for October 81
Gardening BY Myself. By Anna Warner. -. ] Is
Tn Incident DlpiOmatique Par NJ. de Cata-
..-. ..-... s-.s.. .,.s... ........ 1
l. Aimee Terrible. By Victor Hugo. ............ /
Atlantic Monthly for Octo ....
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.

Rf b. II. WARNEB,
- Real Estate Broker and Auc.iouecr.
NO. T5S Seventh street. between G amin
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ No. lOO1 d street, corner Of 10th northwesf
)ELNCERY SALE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON OHIO AVENUE AND ID ST, BETwEEz
l1TH AND I5ru

lIIH AND 18TH SITS. n. W.
AA BY virtue of decree passed by the Supreme
e. Court of the District of Columbia, in EJuity
cause No. 593. Docket No. 7, l will sell at
pubic auction, on WEDNESDAY, the ID day OF
October, Of O'Clock p m in front OF the premises.
Lots numbered IL and - Of subdivision Of part Of
square No. 22S. Lot No. Is fronts is feet on ohio
avenue, and runs through with sn irregular width
to ID st. II is i'm proved with q Brick Dwelling.
Lot No IL fronts % feet inches St. is ~ feet
"a inches in depth, and 10 fe, { inch wide ia the
resr:- Il is imp owed with small Frame BuiIdng
Terms: Une-third cash; the balance at six and
twelve months, for which the notes of the purcha
ser, secured 10 the satisfaction of the Trustee, will
be aiken. deposit OF $50 will be required of the
purchaser of each lot at the time Of sale. All con
veyancing and revenue stamps at the cost If tn
purchaser. WM. + MATING i, True.
se2l-d GREEN L WILLIAMS s.-.s.
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se9 staw&ts GREEN WIILiGhMsL. I,InIss'

81 TT ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED INIT,
ANNEbY, September SOth, lisa, ssne hour and
place, b. order OF the Trpstee
se2l-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DY MATTINGLY & WHEELER
ID Auctioneers and Brokers,
No. 5C3 9Th street n W, next 90 corner s..

TRUSTEES SALE BY AUCTION OF vALU-
ARLE REAL ESTATE IN SQUARE us
SeS By Yirtue % decd Of trust to me. dated
October 20, ISL. and recorded same date in
- Liber No 65S, feiO 4G7, one o. the la1d record
q asbingtsn County, in the Distrcr of C0lumbia.
shall OFF, for sale, 10 the highest bidder, On MON
DAY October ,lo2 NJ O'Clock p. he pr m
lses, Lots nambeI ed eight, nine ten, faeive thir-
teen fourteen and fifteen, ia sdaare numbered
hundred and seventy eight-being on Third stree;
east ard G street north.
Terms Of sale Twelve hundred dollars 81 .sOG)
cash, balance in twelve months, bearing interest
and secured by deed OF trus: the premises sold
All convey ancng aud revenue stamps at purchaser
cost. A deposit Of SlC0 when sold.
J. G EASTWOOD. Trustee,
se23 sdd MATTlNGLG 4 WHEELER, Aucts,
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PARL0R FURNITURE: FRENCH PLATE
MIRRORS; WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAd
BEH ssTS: PAINTED MAsRLE TOP DOT
TAGE SETS; PAINTED COTTAGE FURNI-
lure; HALL SET; WINDOW SHADES:
L0UEGEs; BKuSSELs AND TaREE Ply
CARPETS; STAIR CARPETS; RUGS: OIL
CLOTHS; HAIR AND HUSk MATTE SSEkk
nhAEkETS, CoMF0RTS AND SHEE IS:
THREE WALNUT EXTENSION DINING
TABhkS; OAK DINING CHAIRS; SILVER
ttG6AATTED 6ASP9BS; siLTEs PLATED
LINEN; A LARGE NUnBER OF HEATING
sTcNES; KITCHEN REQUISITES, 4C., AT
AUCTION
a On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October .
W 1872, commencing at 10 O'clock, at No. 1910
street, SsiwseR lgia and llth streets the
We shall sell the above superior collection of
furniture. Terms cash.
se26-d LATIME8 CLEARLY, Aucts.
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~
. Real Estate Broker and Auctianeer,
No. s1o Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
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RC GREEH & VILLA SIS. Auct foueers
~ No. 3l9, northwest corner 10th aud % streets
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RY y. II. WARNER,
- Real Estate Brok or and Auctioneer
E29 9TH street, between @ and Ii.

CHhNOFRY SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILr-
ING LOT, ON THE WEST SIDE OF 2OrH
SHEET WEST. BETWEEN L AND
"a By virtue of certain DEGREES OF the Supreme
VIVCCuTt, ID. & passed in the cause sf Halliday ys
Halliday, No. y34 EQUITY Rules 5, shall sell at
public auction. in front of the premises, MON
DAY, September 80, 1872, at $50 O'Clock D. m ,
original Lot Is, in Square lO4.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; the balance in six
and twelve months, with interest from the day of
safe, the deferred payments 90 be secured by deed
OF trust on the property sot ell cash the day
OF sale, or within five days there sfer If the terms
OF sale are not Complied with within FIVE days after
sale the property will be resOd at the risk and
stamps at purchasers cost SlOO deposit on accept
ance of bid. JAMES 4. EDWAkDS Trustee
selb-m VS. Kids Il II. WARNER, Auct'r
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SEVEN WHITE MARBLE AND THREE COL.
70 OREL MARBLE MANTELS AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING, October LIST. at 1
O'Clock, will sell az the store, No 9th street
betw cen Pennsy lvania avenue and ID street, the
above mentioned articles.
Terms cash.
SEES LATIMER & CLEARY. Aucts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN SQUARE No. 675, NEAR ST. ALOYsIUS
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Rt GREEN WILL ANS, Auc.foneers,
W No. TOOL. nnIth vet cnrnar Of l0fh and u sfa

ID No. 1901, Dorthw west corner Of iOth and o SITS
TRIsTFFs,sAI OFv.LrABLE PROPERTY
CHUkCH.
- By yIrtueof deed . trust dated on the 10th
g. cay 81 yuIe A. D., ISL. and duly recorded in
Eieer No 65l folio lel, SC, o. the land records
81 washington county, II. C, and by direction Of
the party secured thereby. I will sell. a. public
snnotlon 10 front OF the premises. on FRIDAY, the
SOth day OF September, A D., 1872, at O'Clock p.
NJ Lois numbered TWO hundred aud seventeen (2l7D
ard TIVE hundred and eighteen (2lSl in Giberf's
recorded subdivision OF square numbered sir hun
dred and seventy i've, in the city Of washing
tor VIII all the Improvements thereon, Of
two Brick yelling Houses
Terms IF sale OLe-half in cash, Of which siGD
must be paid at sac, the deferred payments 10 b.
made with interest at the rate Of per cent. par
anuum, In six and twelve months after dsy of sale.
ARD secure ed BY de- OF trusts to the satisfaction of
the gustee: Terms to be fully compiled with rim
six days after sale otherwise the trustee reserves
the right TO resell the property after one we.k'S
Dollce al the risk AID costs OF first purchaser Ali
conyeyanc'Eg and STAMPS ~ purchasers cost
WV H. WARD, Trustee.
seq 3taw&ds GREEN & Williams Aucts
81 IT ABOYE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, September SON. lisa. ssne honr and
place. b. order OF the Trpstte
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2 EBCPtrT's LIS & or sTEANsHIPs
BREWkEa
WAsRiEgTyS AsD new NORk

ST. RtSES EOUsE OF JSDUsTRT-DREss
- MAKING IN IL gTioUs hrsncnes, lsdes' Tr0us-
nestiy con Elettd AZ the shortest notice; chill
cTen sults snd IN 6rOldeEy. street. between 2th
aId zlst streets s-p2-lm
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II. stELSUN IhoIiIU IE.
SELECT CLASSICAL Aab 9 4ss9FHH AAGeTfiGyG
l. NJ.

18th street, between aud K
The TWEEN -ieth annual Session OF this School will
begin Wednesday, september llth. For Circulars,
&C. sPply at The Institute, OF address
CHAkLES b YOUNG,
bu26-t Hamilton house. corner I4th aid x s.s
vNHE MISSES OSROKNE's BOARDING. AMI
DAY SCHOOL Tor young ladies AMI misses
y ~ ~ PEN WEDN DAY. September b, ls72 at
80 N street, northeast corner 10th.
1h' rough instruction by Northern T achers
Applications may be made 10 the Principals At the
sthuoi' and ciTcuiaTs msy be found at the back
stores. a-gBl 9-,s
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10y LATlNER CLEARLY,
10 AuC i0ueeTs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Peun'a avenue and IIth street
Star Office Building.
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LIVERY STABLES.
CONGRESS STABLES.
" EigIh ss-ser, ostSsssg n so -
EoIsoe ans Snggles Tor ElTe, Agd fFsgp -,
SUPPLY OF kooc Horses for sale ever ~ssE k2~SSf
ySl-iJ RICHARD Want. PreS-fe
sEAsH EAILOR-S STABLES, 1876 81.
~ OAhhlAGEs Of tie latest styles oou5tBoliy -
Gs1d AND Tor tire By ths d~y or SsClsh .szz< -
FHrtEes: y 4tings, and receptions ftir X
el5h-1 Eith the most cCLnfOrtatlc And ss.=@--@-cs
ei-gsLt CARR ages. Particular attention 10 baAsc
rs Horses, and Horses always Tor sole sni ~
SfAEge t@~sf
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RI LATIMER q CLEARY,

ID AuctioneeTs and Real Estate Brokers,
oouthWeet corner PebnsylyAnia avenue and 18th ST ,
Star Office Building.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-22
POLITICAL.
The Fifth Avenue Hotel Conferene

The Fifth Avenue Hotel Conference.
New YORK, June PA conference
Of gentlemen dissatisfied with the con-
ference held yesterday at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, assembled at the same
place to day and had an unpleasantly
hot meeting, with small results. What
they did has been kept secret. When
the conference ended the members hur-
riedly departed and observed the utmost
reticence as to the result OF the dellb-
Grafton.
At the commencement Of the pro-
ceedings there were twenty-five gentle
men present. Some discussion arose
prejudicial to Greeley, and then J. D.
Cox and Governor Randolph, Of New
Jersey, left. Soon after several other
gentlemen left and the conference
became small. They quietly broke up
at 6 P. NJ, after, it is said, adopting
platform and selecting candidates. Geo.
Francis Adams was named for Presi>
dent and Groesbeck, of Ohio, for Vice
President.
A preamble and resolutions were
adopted setting forth that it having
been shown that the opposition to
Grant should not be centered on Gree
ley, therefore they enunciate certain
political principles that are essential
to the welfare Of the American people.
They demand complete amnesty for all;
equal political and civil rights for
every citizen; sel'-government for the
State; no government patronage to be
used for party purposes; taxes to be
imposed for revenue only. and not for
protection; that an act making promise
of a dollar legal tender, instead of a
true dollar, can only be defended as a
war necessity, and that justice demands
a redemption of such promise; that
undue devotion TO party is damaging to
the Republic; that Horacs Greeley
does not represent these principles, but
has been lifelong opponent OF the
most essential OF them, and that we
reject his name as we reject that Of
General Grant.
The following is the concluding reso-
luton:
Resolyed, That we recognize in VIM.
S. Groesbeck, of Ohio, and Frederick
Law Olmsted, of New York, men fully
in accordance with our principles, and
of such character and ability as to be
worthy of the confidence OF the Ameri.
can people; and that we recommend
them to all patriotic, independent and
liberal voters for their support at the
coming Presidential election.
(Signed) Thomas Garrett, Of Missouri,
Chairman; Julius Dexter, Of Ohio, and
Simon Stern, Of New York, Secretaries.
An Executive Committee, consisting
Of three residents of Cincinnati, with
power to add to this number, was
ordered appointed and George Headly,
Charles Strobel aud Julius Dexter were
appointed such committee.
The Conference then adjourne
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oh i1oe hoAoa0y
celebrated its thirty-tirst commence
ment As is their custom, the Trustees
met in full body on the preceding day
and enacted several laws for the future
government Of the institution. A new
department termed the Ministerial
Course has been created, by which those
intending to fit themselves for the min
iStry can devote all their time and ener-
gies to this one purpose. In this the
Trustees have acted wisely, as for many
years past the great need of such a
course has been felt by all A
Memorial Slab has also been placed
in the elegant Commencement Hall,
upon which are inscribed the names
OF those giving $1,000 towards the
erection of the edi6ce. 1t now con-
taius fifteen names. Several measures
wereadopted for the general furthersnce
OF the interests of the College, the
details Of which we must omit for want
OF space.
The Sophomore exhibition on Tues
day evening WAS most creditable
affair, being composed of speeches
somewhat beyend those ordinarily ren-
iered on such occasions. Class day
passed off pleasantly, the large con-
course OF people being entertained by
appropriate addresses, from which we
would select the poem rendered by our
fellow townsman, Mr.. F. NJ. OGLEBAY,
as being particularly worthy OF COM
mendatlon.
Commencement day drew 4 vast con-
course of people to the village, and was
in every respect one Of the most pleas
ant occasions we have ever enjoyed.
Prominent among the occupants Of the
stage we were pleased to recognize the
well known Wheeling faces OF Messrs.
Jones, CLARK, BARR and DAVENPORT.
The performances were, with some ex>
ceptions, a grand comment upon the
system OF chapel stage speaking re-
Gently adopted in the institution. The val.
edictory address by G. w. FRANzHElM
was particularly worthy OF notice; free
from bombast; written in simple, easy
and natural style, and delivered in the
most elegant and graceful manner, it
held the vast audience until the last
word, farewell" had been pronounced,
when the deafening applause Of the as
=embage pronunced a highly compli-
mpntary criticism.
The h,bition OF the American Lit
erary Institute on Thursday evening
vas, perhaps, the most highly appre-
ciated, the speeches being almost with
ont exception, Of that high order OF wit
20 pleasing to sn intelligent audience.
With this closed the Commencement
rerormances, and We have yet TO hear
one word, other than that OF commenda.
lion aud praise. Bethany has been
looking up in the world and has now
every opportunity, in point OF ability,
natural advantages, etc, to become a
l.r.t class university. Wewish her God
~peei and a triumphant future and will
ever be mindful OF the pleasant hours
spent in the enjoyment OF the hospitali.
lies for which she has become so
fgm0u- ii.
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packages limited to twelve ounces in
weight.

packages limited to twelve ounces IN
weight.
The usual provisions are made foI
free business for and between the Exec
utive Departments.
No registry fee will be charged on
letters wherein United States currency
is forwarded to the Treasury.
All mail matter to and from Mrs:
Lincoln, wife OF the ex-President, will
be sent free during tine remainder OF
her natural life.
The Treaty.
It is believed here, according 10 late
official information, that all obstruc-
tions, to the contamination Of the treaty
are removed and that there is now no
further occasion for a supplemental
article to the treaty Of Washington,
the tribunal of Geneva having, with
little doubt, come to the conclusion that
the indirect claims OF the United States
are not q proper subject for discussion
before them.
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volume. The applause that followed
this beautiful performance was deafen.
ing. 1t was followed by piece entitled
"Reminiscences of Meyerbeer," consist.
ing of selections from lie Prophite, -"
Les Hugenots," Robert lie Diable,"
"Lstoril," "Dunord' and other operas
by great writers. 1t was q glorious
performance in its perfect trechnique,
its spirit, its perfect expression and its
delicious contrast Of hight and shade.
The cornet solo by Ellis, OF the
Garde, was remarkable for the beauti-
fully smooth and hute-like tone pro-
duced and tor the chaste sentiment and
artistic feeling with which he inter-
spersed the selections played by him.
while Mr.. Spencers clariouet solo was
distinguished BY remarkable clearness
and the absence OF that disagreeable
reedy tone that characterizes the playing
of so many performers upon this instru.
ment. The most rapid staccatos came
out with perfect distinctness, and not a
note was missed. Mr.. Spencers quality
OF tone is no lesss remarkable tor its
sweetness and roundness than for its
fulluess and power.
Mr.. Laugfords solo was likewise a
capital surprise, and at the end of this
pass the audience INDUCED in one OF
those enthusiastic demonstrations OF
which they have given so many within
the past few days, and it is hardly
necessary to add that they demanded
an encore. God Save the Queen" was
then rendered by the full orchestra and
chorus, Madame Rudersdorf singing
the third voice quite we'll.
The "Star S Spsngled Banner was
given by the Garde's Band amid tre>
mendous enthusiasm, the audience and
chorus rising to their feet and joining
in prolonged applause. This demon
stration of enthusiasm was answered
by the band with Saint Patrick 8
Day" As the band tiled out the entire
chorus and orchestra, under Mr.. Gill
more's direction, struck up" Aud Lang
Syne," which was received with fu-
rore of applause. The remaining
members in the programme gave gen
eral satisfaction.
Tomorrow promises to be another
enthusiastic day for the audience at the
Coliseum. The programme includes a
variety.