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Four More North Carolina Counter
terfefters Arrested

NEW YORK, October pa dispatch from
Goldsbers, n. c., says four additional arrests
have been made of persons alleged to be inter :
ested in counterfeiting. Two expeditions sent
from Ashville having traversed an area of five
hundred square miles, embracing ten counties
are yet to be heard from.
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BUY NO ".
liable BROTHERS,
Merchant Tailors and Fine Clothiers,
octlO-tr Corner 7th and ID Streets
SOUND FEET

are indispensable TO health, comfort, cheerfuns
usefulness, and long life, and In this busy age the
tset Being used constantly IL is fou I'D to be
ter Of economy well comfort to give them COCA
nonal attention in order to guard against the de-
Tanftmenfs TO which they are posed, IL Sing
skilled in their treatment: and IL is q Welt known
az "a o;as, ~ "a ~, anons tnen many OF
nitares and Others oceEPying the highest Positions
In public and private life pstronige DE- WHITES
establishment, No. ass 18th street, opposite the a.
8 Tressnry, Washington, ID. q.
nr. White successfully treats Germs, Bunions,
Troublesome MATS, Vascular Ixcrese.css, Ohil-
blAiDs, and other ailments Of the feet. His fee TO
the general public IL @ per visit. (Frr special
treatment by the year Otherwise, the fee is from
SIS to $50 and upwsrdsl Owing to press Of bust
during ONCE hours DR.. W bite il able to visit
patients At residences except Aztec p. m. Once
hours from 10. m. TO D. sepH -tr
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pANrFRa PURE ORANGE WINE.

BAXTERS PURE ORANGE WINE.
This delicious wine is made from the best Florida
Oranges. IL In pure, aromatic, refreshing, and pal
stable. II POSSESSES all the well sSeyn properties
Retail price, 81 psr bottle.
For sale BY the following named druggists. viz:
G: q. simms, New York avenue, >. Calvert Ford,
W. b. EDtwtsle, Y. ID. Gilman, and ID. b. Clarke
Co., Pennsylyania avenue; G. Kolb, J. n. Msjor,
A stoEe, Christiani Bros, and b. Heller, 7th
street porf Invest.
BAxIIE sSls Manufacturer and ps,s,nss .
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ARsoN.-Richsrd WEIGH and jaime. Lamon
were arrested for arson in Jersey CITY yester-
day, they having fred a liquor saloon about two
O'CLOCK yesterday morning with kerosene the
to pieces, and caused some damage by the sub
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CONVICTION OF PoIsoNRR.-Last spring
a family named Shaw, of Washington county
New YORK, were taken suddenly Ill, and poison
chEdren died, and one of the latter who recov-
eIeu 10 almost an idiot. The evidence was
strong against the husband and father, and he
WAS arrested. His trial ended Thursday with a
verdict OF equity of murder in the first de
gree.n
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TIE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE In Chisa-
go yesterday adopted the following resolution
That Congress be memoralized to 30 revise the
tarin that duties on commissions, packages and
the cost Of getting Gods on shipboard be abol
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ANOTHER BALLooNATIc.-A Vienna tels.
gram to the London Daily News says that Mr.
Wells, an American, proposes to undertake 4
balloon journey during the present month from
II is added, already commenced his prepare,
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A SHARP Rascal. N. Pierce, IT,, late
cashier of the Merch ants NatIonsl Bank, Al
Lowell, Mass, who, it is charged, has been ff-
alleged also stole his own bond so that the
bank officers are ignorant of the names of those
who are his sureties, and cannot bring suit
against them. Pierce, jr., owned q handsome
villa at Martha's Vineyard, and fought the
fioer 49,
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3Hartz has produced q new trick I'm Me-
YORK. DE washes his hands in a large bssin
OF water, throws the contents OF the vessel
oyer tne audience and to the amusement Q 4
nsisd Of btirg deluged with water.
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A. III. DAVENPORT, the well-known actor
died Thursday at New Orleans, age A. Hewas
a native of Stamford, Conn, and received 9
legal education, but chose the stage as pro-
fession. he was manager of the Mobile Theater
last season, and has been connected with the
Bidwell academy OF music for several years
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FINANCIAL "lRRBGULAn RITES" IN BAITI-
HoRE.-A series of forgeries were unearthed in
the city yesterday. Alexander J. Holmes the
book keeper of the firm OF Hardy & Bros, cot
ton commission merchants, by his own confess
sion has drawn checks 20 the amount of IS 500
on the Chesapeake bank. 81. 400 on the Union
National bank, and $50 on the Central n atom
al bank. lie has been arrested, and negotia-
tons are in progress for recovery OF the money.
Rail.
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BASKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS AGAINST JAY
COOKE x Coin the United States Court il
Philadelphia yesterday, the petition of FRANK
\. Steers was presented, praying for al judica-
ton of bankruptcy against Jay Cooke & Co.
of whUm he is creditor to the extent of 81 900
Judge Csdwallsder granted the order to show
cause, returnable next Wednesday.
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A DISTINGUISHED NIsIToR.-The Duke of
Genoa, distant relative of Victor Emmanuel,
King of Italy. and brother of the Crown Prin-
cess Marguerite, is now on his wav to this coun-
try in the Italian frigate Garibsldi. which is ex-
peeted to arrive soon in San Francisco from
China. The duke will probably come east by
the overland railway He will be the first prince
of the house of Savoy who has ever visited
America.
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THE MONSTER TELESCOPE for the naval OBJ
serva:ory has arrived from Boston, and will
soon be placed in position in the new dome.
This telescope has the largest perfect object
glass in the world
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OF bishops OF the Episcopal church, &C q session
held last night in New York city, elected Rev.
John 3. PauldiDg, now rector of st. Paul's
church; Erie, Penn, to be missionary bishop of
Colorado and Wyoming territory, to I'LL the va
eancy occasioned by the recent death Of Right
Key, g. M Randall, ID. ID. His headquarters
will be at Denver, Colorado.
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HEADsTONEs FOR NATIONAL CENErERIEs.-
The Secretary Of War will on Monday award
the contract for headstoneS for the sDdiers'
graves in the national cemeteries. Enough spe-
cimens have been received at the Quarterm tster
Generals Office to start a goOd-sized cemetery.
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ATTkhrr TO DKFRAUD CRnpIroRs-H
$1,000 each, in New York, yesterday, for at
tempting to defraud their creditors by dispos-
ing OF their property in violation of the bank
ruct act
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CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTING TO Poison
HIS WIFE.-Captain Samuel n. Smith, a ship
proker, residing at Patchogue, l.. L., was ar
rested yesterday on a charge made by a servant
giIl mat the latter was compelled by Smith to
give his wife poison, with intent to kill The
woman has evidently been poisoned, but is re-
implicated. Smith denies the whole story. AL
the parties are In the hands of the police.
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DIsGUsTED ARoRIGIEEs.-TheS Sioux Indians
are disguised with their summers work in the
vicinity of Yellowstone park. They say "spee-
tacled man heap fraud; white woman All cotton
heap fraud" S'son'
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A Cooperative Doll FACToRY.-The CO.
operative manufacturing company at Spring
held, Vt, Is making 800 Joined wooden dolls a
day. The heads are of solid wood, with features
stamped on by hydrostatic pressure. These
dolls stand kneel, sit and hold their arms in
any position, like living child. Fifty hands
pany, and receiving ten per cent. of his wages
in
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The TRIAL OF MARSHAL BAzAINE was re-
sumed Yesterday. The railway inspector of
Metz testified that Bazaine neglected an onnor-
tuhity to seize large depots Of provisions for
Germany. The setting of the court last
Wednesday was very brief, owing to the illness
of Marshal Bazaine, who had an alarmi ng
attack before the opening of the proceedings
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMRNTs.-The Pres
idest to-day appointed Macmillan T. Bon
zano, of Louisiana, to be surveyor general of
the United States for that district; BENJAMIN
Gerrish to be United States Consul at Bordeaux.
France, and Franklin Olcott United States Con-
sui at Nantes France.
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for water near Chatham, Canada, o vein Of gas
was struck at the depth of ll9 feet. The gas
rushed out 80 fnrtously that Il threw stones 10
down the hotel AID seriously injured three
nersnna.
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TIE REMNANT OF THE HeDOCs-A Sorry
Looking Set IA " Tar and lsLes."-A dispatch
from San Francisco SAYS The arrival OF the
remainder OF the famous band Of N edocs created
sensation among the people, who came from
every quarter TO see something grand but the
hoooss, though historical, are anything but
attractive. A more filthy and Insignificant band
OF Indians could not well be imagined. The
Princess Mary and the widow of Captain
Jack attracted the most attention. They were
both arrayed in deep mourning tar and ashes,
for the death OF their kindred. They all look a.
though they had laid out all the winter under
an ash heap. They left on the cars at $50
O'Clock for their home in Wyoming territory.
Captain HasbrOuck, with twenty men Of battery
b. 4th artillery, and company g, I2th infantry,
will escort them to Cheyenne. Lieutenants
Tyler and Anderson, with the remainder Of bat
terry b, will proceed to San Francisco.
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More Specie from Louaon

LONDON, October %, so p. m.-Seventy-tive
thousand dollars in specie were shipped from
Liverpool for New York to-day.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NADEM0IsELLE PRUD'HOMME, Instructor
L'f Of FTsHcb, $50 street-Classes for ladies at
III a m. and al half past p. IN. Glasses for young
glrls and ooys at half-ps two m. oct2l-eO5;-
MAZDA E sCHLIECKER,sss sted,b by her daugh h.
4'I ter, is prepared to resume her Lessons in the
French Language to private pupils and classes
msdeOoiseile Florence ecBlieckcr, for ten years a
pupil OF the best professors of the Paris COnserva
tory OF Music, will give lessons on the PiAnOforte
aud IN Singing. A German class will also be formed
Residence 7S4 18th street, near New York avenue.
Refer encs5-nTs. Judge Field. Mrs. Senator West,
Nils Riggs, Gen Schriver, L. s. A; Hon. X. O
Parsons, N c. Count Jacques de Gsnay, French
Prof Saml Carusi. ,2lco2ns
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TIE LONDON FOG operated on the conscience
of visiting New Yorker, a contribution having
been received from London by Treasurer Spin
ner, to the amount of one hundred and twenty
seven dollars, to be charged to the conscience
fAud
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~The courts of Illinois are reported to have
already oyer 5000 divorce cases of their do kets
with accessions of new applications at the rate
OF 10000 per annum.
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AFTER DEAD MANS MrLLtoNs-The
matter OF the estate of the late George Harding
came up for adjustment In a New York
court yesterday. For a number OF years
lac was the largest linen importer in the trade.
In 1877 he met A Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, a
widow, and, as Mrs. Harding now claims, they
were married by justice, but failed Co get a
certificate hr. Harding bought a house ia
COrnelis street, New York city. where, nOtgith-
standing his wealth, he continued 70 live until
his death, on the 9th OF March last. There
were no children, bat from testimony produced
il appears Mr. and Mrs. Harding lived on the
most sfiectionate terms He was a very retired
man, n not hating, at least caring nothing for
society, and very reticent as to his business. on
the 9th Of last March he died, leaving personal
property TO the amount of between 81 500, 900
and 81 600 900. all in bonds, stocks and in bank
He owned no real estate except the house in
Cornelia street in which be lived. He expressed
fear that the marriage might be denied after
his death by his relatives for their own Interests
and so went through a marriage form in pres
ence OF Or. Van Pelt, whom he asked TO be a
witness He put ring on Mrs. Harding's fin
ger, said he would be her lawful husband, AMI
she said she would be his wife He then kissed
her. His relatives now DENY that there was any
marriage, and claim the estate.
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THE CROW ANo UTs INDIANS went to Mt.
Vernon to-day in charge of Agent Adams,
DOlan, and others. This will return this even
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TIE OFFICIAL MAJORITY in PENNSYLVANIA for
Goraon, for Judge of the Supreme Court, is
1874; for Mackey, for State Treasurer, q, 1852
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SILVER PAYMENTS NEXT WEEK.-Secretary
Richardson in conversation this morning stated
that the amount of silver which the government
would be prepared to pay out next week will
approximate between two and three hundred
thousand dollars. Should the demand exceed
this amount more will be forthcoming
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NAVAL OEDERs.-Medical Director j. W
Iaylor to the naval re ndezvous, Boston, Mass. {;
Assistant Surgeon Charles w. Gravitt to the
receiving ship Ohio. Detached asssd Assist
ant Surgeon W. A. Cowan from the receiving
snip ONO, and ordered to the torpedo station
Passed Assistant Surgeon NJ. G. brennan has
reported hi return home, having been detached
from the Lancaster on the 10Th ult., and has
1een placed Oh waiting orders. Chief Engineer
Il. b. Latch has reported his return home, hav-
ing been detached from the Congress on the
18th ultimo, and has been placed on waiting or
ders.
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BARON PENKDo charged with the settlement
Of the conflict between the church and stat
authorities, In Brazil, presented his credential,
TO the Pope, at Rome, Yesterday.
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INTERNAL REvEsUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1884 .l71S9.
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PoTTsvILLE, Pa, was to-day granted the
free delivery Qetterl svstam with three carriers
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EX-SECRRTARY NCCULLoCH visited the
Treasury department this morning and spent
sometime in conversation with Secretary Rich
aIdsOn. Mr.: McCulloch expresses the opinion
that the late financial troubles are practically
ended, and that the outlook is promising and
Indicates general resumptiOn Of business
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COFTEIUaTCE.


~ DEr En- L lie VIII hDhA w all
OCULAR PR CE LIST,
FOR A SHORT TINE,
WE WILL STILL OFFER
TIE FOLLOWING
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS:
SIS SUITS FOR $40.
sI2 ovERCoATs FOR s..
SUITS FOR sI2.
sIa OyERO ATS FOR $40.
$40 SUITS FOR sI4.
$40 OyERCoATs FOR 81 4
s25 SUITS FOR sis
S25 OyERCOATs FOR 81 =
$50 SUITS FOE s22.
$40 OyERCoATs FOB sa2
BOYS.
sI2 SCHOOL SUITS FOR So.
SIS DRESS SUITS FOR $40.
SI3 SCHOOL SUITS FOR SO.
SIS DRESS SUITS FOR sl3
BOYS oyERCOATs
AT SAME DIsCOUN
EQUAL REDUCTIONS on ALL GOODS.
POSITIVELY FOR ONLY A FEW DAYS.
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WAsHtNGTON, ID. O., September H. lSs
The public and those desiring such A work ara
hereby Informed that / have Consented 10 the -
guest of Messrs. L. =. n. Faehtz and " W Pratt
70 e1 anEe and supervise the publication OF what IL
Ety led 1.-THE Real Estate DireCtOry OF Was hingsD
ard they may be assured Of the cOTrectness 81 each
spsrate square and lot part II lot and Subdivision
WILLIAM FORSYTH,
sorFeSorof the District Of Columbia.
also have agreed to examine the Statistical Ia
tes 70 De furnlshed 10 the aforementioned pEbli-
cstlon - that the INFORM All IN ia them will be cor
rect and IN conformity with the Numerical BOCL
and other records IN my charge
WILLIAM MORGAN, Tax Clerk
After most careful Investigation and fpoufrv wa
are thoTo1shly satisfied to the facilities and abil
" o. Col faehtz 90 prepare such {" Real Estate Di
rrctory OF " a-hingtcl will be in every way re-
nSole and OF valu. 20 the public generally We
heartily rec mmend his enterprise TO our frfsnds
and all TO y hon such work may be Of service
FITCH FOX, Real Estate Brokers.
subscriptions aud orders will be received at the
As PRATT & Soy, 4Oi 9Th street northvest
x. II. NJ. EAsHTZ, 1429 Pennsylvania ays1Ie
RCrthWctt, or IN MiltuTu's new drug store.
EIICH Fox, Real Estat- Broker, 5U9 Penn
sylysBia avenue, opposite tire U. s. Treasury
Sample numbers may be at either Of these
Cfce- and a prospectus gill be forwarded upon an
As ia il ccntstup plated 10 commence issue on or
about October 1t, esrly orders solicited aud
strict con piaGce 10 promises madain the prospectus
Is assured. +. n. II. FAEHTZ,
r. ". PRATT,
sepBdr CO7lptlsTS aad Publishers.
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Mr.. RUSSELL GURNEr, an English gentle
man OF rare endowments, adapted to public
life, and whose name became familiar to Anne
rican readers during the session OF the Joint
High Commission at Washington, the delibera-
tons of which body resulted in the treaty of
Washington and the Geneva arbitration, has
refused the offer OF a peerage fOr,his services.
Mr.. Quincy is to be, however, created baro-
net, and viii soon come forward as a candidate
for the House of Commons for SOUTHAMPTON
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AbfUSEME NTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
w ii,h siree,. below Penns. Avenue. e.
EVER AHEAD OF ANY MSS S9yELrY COMPANY
OUR MOTTO is EXCELSIOR.
oCTGIaR o2 y. and 81 two FoS M 4T WEoSEs-
| DAY and SATURDAY.
The greatest Poomer Hunter Of America,
| 1. FRANK FRAYNE;
! The great Poomer Hunter Of Texas,
| Miss CLARA BUTLER,
The only Lady Shot in the world;
The Child Hunter, Little frankie Frame,
| In their great Sensation Drama of
s|OROLOso' ORoLOsoiN
Or the Dead Shot Of the Sierra Nevada The great
| est sensation ever I, ~ ssshinston' William
First appearance OF the Western Cantatrice, so
6hRfsTIE and RooIEY. The great aqs Ds sase Cal
nese wonder, LING LOOK. and the Eastern Man
Mis-, BLhNGHE sEIwYN,
EarS S1r sSd oGmSany OF
Joseph Whitaker, Misses Amelia Gor0nhs, Fannie
Don fail to see this great entertainment o25-tr
IIREE MUSICAL CONCERTS
Il No, e kIEkY DAY AND EVENING.
$1,000 ORCHEsTRIoN,
Performing the latest operate ana Naiiesal Music,
NIB. sCHwARZEEBERG's,
4Oc fennsJ lvania avenue, south side, between AZ
and 9th streets.
This instrument represents an immense Orchestra,
with drums, cy mbal-, and chimes complete.
~ Fresh cold LAGER always on draught s25- SIN
OLD No. On Exhibition and Sale NEW No
7IH At aSs
MARKRETER' 81
So. <39 It'll street, between d and streets eiz hit
doors above Odd Fellows Hail.
OEo;ce Oh Paintings, EngTavings, Chromos, &C.
Also, largest stock Paper HanGings, Window
shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
'eIs' h1ngs, Nails, &c, in the District.
e. Please remember Name and Number. Jelly.
A LII KINDS OF CAsT-OFF WEARING APP
n PARKL can be sold TO the very best advantage
oy addressing OF calling on justin,
|. 61e street, betv cen 9Th and 7th n
Sotes by usil promptly attended to- Dash psid rs tr
BALLS, &c.
WASHINGTON sOHUETZEN yEREIN.
GRAND SOCIABLE,
To be given in
The NEW BANQUET HALL OF THE
SCHUETZEN PARK
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2STH.
Members and their Ladies only admitted.
TIE cars will be running until the close OF the
Socisble ERNST SCHMIDT.
Oct22-w s.6m Secretary
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CoNsTITUTIoNALITY OF THE Iowa LIQUOR
LAws.-An important case held over in the
United States Supreme Court from the Su
preme Court of Iowa, presents the question
whether the various state laws, and particularly
those of Iowa, forbidaing the manufacture and
sale OF alcoholic liquors, are not in conflict with
the provisions of the Fourteenth amendment
IL is contended that inasmuch as sach liquor.
are recognized As property by federal laws NJ
state can deprive its citizens of the right TO
hold ana deal in it in the manner sought and
that the party whose property has been seized
and destroyed under the law is entitled to re.
dress by virtue Of the amendn cnt cited and +
immunity in future
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The PoLARIs misunderstanding Robson
has concluded not to make up his report on the
Polaris expedition until after the arrival of the
three seamen who we're left behind on the VIII alel
IN the Arctic region. When they arrive the Sec
rotary will take their testimony and make up his
report to be submitted to the President This
will occupy about three weeks time.
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PEAL ESTATE DIRECTORY rus

~ CITY Oh WASHINGTON
In separate plGts for eaI square scale OF 6fty
feet TO the Ich, comprising all lots parts Of lots
and subdivisions, with date ana name u same cor,
rsetness verified BY Wm. FOrsyth, es1 CITY
Surveyor. Also, the assessed value OF ground and
improvements IA each lot, and description Of the
building material thereof with the location Of ire
plugs, v ater mains; and hre alarm stations, and
other intormaioh bearing upon the yslue OF Prop
srty To be published for subscribers only in semi
weekly numbers, not TO exceed fifty, each contain.
Ing twenty -four squares.
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POSITIVELY FOR ONLY FEW DAYS.
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EQUAL REDUCTIONS on ALL GOODS.