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ga boy. William j. Bryan, is on trial in
San Francisco for the murder Of All Hing, q
Chinaman.
~whispering In church constitutes breach
ofthe peace at Murfreesboro. Tenn. and as
such Is punished by fine Of $40 and costs.
GA Young man IN Paterson, ID, wastaken
handcuffed TO the house OF Father McNulty the
other day, and there united in marriage TO Miss
Ellen lyman.
~There has been no disturbance on account
of the gas stokers strike in Chicago. The strikers
have been filed. police guard Ii on duty Of
the gas works to prevent any outbreak.
~Harrison Ludington, republican, was yes
teTdsy elected mayor OF Milwaukee, to I'LL the
vacancy occasioned by the ineiigfbility OF the
n0In Providence, r.. l., Francis Hughes was
Yesterday convicted OF the murder Of his wife
by stamping. kicking, and beating her last
November in Lincoln, and sentenced to the state
prison for life.
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LAST Y VI. Z. \. REcEPTIoS.-The Young
Aliens Christian Association are to give their
last reception Of the season this evening. and il
l. To be an unusually interesting and instructive
one, called an Oriental entertainment, TO consist
OF tableauI Of the life of Joseph; descriptive
addresses Of Bible scenes and characters sc .
&c, by Hon. j. 5. Diehl formerly L. s. consul
az Java; music and promenading, &c, &c
Entertainments are 10 be furnished to those de-
siTlng them. The tickets are limited to 20
and no more than that number OF persons will
be admitted.
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Two FAMILIES CE.. SIZED TO DEATHEA ter
r rlD,e accident Occurred at Bellevue kep"o''c
Crs,,.S .ansas, last week. = no mouse Of Mr..
- q was burned on Saturday, and his family,
-Snsisting of wife and four children, took shei-
ter in the house of Bennett. On Monday night
a violent storm took the roof of of Mr.. Ben
nett's house, stone building, and blew in the
mates had taken refuge. Mr. Bennett was Sc
verely injured. In the morning Bennett went
to procure assistance, and when he returned he
found that the floor had fallen in, and his wife
and three children, together with Mrs. Crane
and two of her children, were crushed to death.
A hoy and girl Of Mrs. Crane were still alive
and were taken to a neighbor's, but the boy
| died shortly after reaching there.
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SINGULAR RESULT FROM SCRATCH by A
wIRE.-A very singular result was produced by
a scratch from a wire In taking of a "strike''
in a brick-yard in the city on last Friday. Mr..
growing continually worse, notwithstanding
ms deal aid, until the entire left side has be-
come cold and inanmate as in death, while the
opposite side of the body is at fever heat. His
friends are very much alarmed for fear that the
accident, il not of q fatal nature, will at least
cause the paralysis of the affected side.-Loais-
rule Cotsier-yoarnaI, 1sth.
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TIE SEVENTH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CLUB
IaSt night elected Joseph III. jackson, W. j
alker, and William Schroeder delegates To
the central committee, and also adopted reso-
lutiOns indOTsing the course of Hon. A. r.
Shepherd for the wisdom and business tact dis
PLAYED in the management OF the fairs OF the
District Of ColUmbin; declaring that he has the
confidence OF the seventh district, who be''
him to be the right man in the right ~ Eve
hoping that he may be continued = ace. and
the great work OF improving "a OIL until
fully cOnsUmmated. our city has been
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The largest stock of piece goods for Suits; the
best selection Of piece goods for Coats aud
vests; the finest assortment of piece goods for
rants; the most fashionable cut; faultless fit
and first-class workmanship A CAN is solicited.
AT liable BROTHERS, Fashionable Tailors,
Corner Eth and ID >ts
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Real Essafe TrauSGara

Inc following transfers of real estate have
been He'd in the Office of the Recorder OF Deeds
since our last report:
April l5.-F- 5. Lamscn to Anna Il. McClery and
iua Ih1HpsOn, sub. Ii. square 2lO, life estate,
$50; ;; l.. Leving to Thomas Nc DermOtt part ii.
square Oil, -; Mary herman to Phebe w Ross,
Snh p, SQUARE 76I, $3.50; Anna Maria Fitch 10
John A: Bolles, sub. g. square S7j. $1,000; 4 .
turtis, trustee, to E. Spievs, part Is, square $50
80; g h Church 70 q. W Drew, sub. G, square
90, $500; Burns Harlan to Elizabeth NJ Van
denbuTsh, lot north Of block l25, Virginia
avenue, U street and Twentieth street, $50:
II Brown TO G. T.. Guick, par 9,squares $50, 4GJ;
I2hnsen 70 p Green sub. 81 sIuare3s6, S6J0,
=. d Chrl5tman to W. III. Lee, sub. 81, square 27t
$50; W. Lee to Ann Christman, same SSOI: "
H. HoiidCe, to 1seac b. and G.. W. Webster sub
81, square 5ir SO; W G. Todd To w n Phillip ct
al lot 4, sSH:Te south of col -, c. +. AppIeby
trustee, "a Nate Winter, all of square 759. -: Gam
milla COdinRtOn TO Julia e. jerome. lot T. restrya-
tion -, 81 900 &. A III Marks to H. J. Wyere mart
:. square 81. SSs0; U H. Brghtwell ct al 10 la
Nc Mahon, part IS, square S5, S2ls.
April lb-H. Reh. trustee, ct al TO G. j johnson
narie u and -, square Az SIS $50; Shillen 10
u. gilmore, LOT 4, square 3S5, $1,000; A. r. Siep-
herd to ames W. Patterson, subs. "a 10 d. square
10 Sl65e; james Frazer 70 Emily l.. Truesd4le
lot j, square Il, S2fp; Z. Riley to W A Thomp.On
BAR: ii, square 1872, SS09.
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CHASTITY SPRCTACLR.-Amoup H.,
remarkable incidents OF ,. ,-.S MIST
' .r... ~n,cn occurred on tire Arkansas river
several miles below Little Rock A cemetery
on the rivers bank was overfiowed and washed
until its entire surface was swept away with
the restless torrent. as tie water rapidly wore
away the bank the collins were unearthed and
fioated of, the remnants of many bodies, some
of which had been buried for twenty We trs,
were exposed, and the sight Is described by the
local journals As most horrible. Eve hun red
cefins were disinterred. The people of the
neighbOrhood have been trying to recover the
bodies, but have found.yery few which can be
recognized.
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SAVE YoUR DoCToR's BILL.-When DR.. Wis
tar Balsam of Wild Cherry will CURE coughs
destroyer, Consumption, il does more than most
physicians can do. The use of a single bottle
costing one dollar, will satisfy the incredulous
aid.
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A BOY DYING OF INSTRUMENTATION
ten weeks ago Thomas Murray, of South Eighth
street, Jersey City, was bitten by a dog sup
posed to he rabid. The wound healed up in a
short time, and with the exception Of infiamma-
tory symptoms was apparently quite we'll.
Yesterday the boy showed decided symptoms Of
hydrophobia. He attempted to bite his sister,
and foamed at the mouth. Toward evening
he became 50 wild that he had to be tied down
in bed. DIR. Early says there is no hope Of his
recoyery.-N y. Sun. 21sf
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SoSs OF TENPERANCE.-Laste evening new
division of Sons Of Temperance was instituted,
nnder the name of Fidelity No. 6, with % char
Ter members. The following officers were
elected 70 servo the present quarter:-Edward
johnson, W. p; r. t. Howe, w. A; a. Y.
Lakeman. r. s.; L. S. ssHrague, +. s.; q. w.
Brown, chaplain; Patrick Gu, Jam, conductor;
y. b. DUDning, z. W.P
Zone Division No. ; last night fIled the fol-
loving vacaneies.-W. ". Peake, treasu,- Z;
James MeNabb, jr., assistant recording scribe;
T. W > Phelps, assistant conductor; Phil. A.
Jnillen. financial scribe; Chas. Phelps, outside
sentinel.
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CIT Y 1t Ms.
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

SPRING OvERCoATs reduced TO ss, former
price SIP, at A. STRAuss's,
3 1011 Pa. ave-, bet 10th and nth SIS.
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NOTICI-That =. g. yUsfH, SIS d street, be-
IN tween Oh end nh streets northwest, calls Gus
SECONDHAND CLOTHING
g leU than half the cost a ready -Dnd0 - 49,
ITsp KUllLR sU1Ll DULODw TOOTH
p1rify and heelthy eoeicn. .yoe ~ n Dre90lss
ooUol0s kSDes0 eeo0 obool1es o0ofN.
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SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.-Gentlemen fur
nishlng their own material, can have their
Shirts made TO order at the shortest notice, AT
guaranteed, A 10 I.
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nI"Christian gymnasts' give moral enter
tainments In Chicago.
nTTroy prohibits wooden cornices on build
iDgs within its fire limits.
ga convict at Eimira dug his way oat OF
Jail with tablespoon last week.
n6Farmers In the vicinity Of Norfolk, Va, are
talking Of devoting their lands to cotton.
VMiss Mary Wadsw0rth, M. d., of Frank
lin, N. H., Is appointed physician to the harem
of the Sultan OF Turkey. .s
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The METROPOLITAN RAILRoAD.--This rail-
Way company having nearly completed theIr
track from the Arsenal gate, ON Z street. TO NJ
street north On Sth, are about placing 81 the in
krseetion corner of 9Th and + streets q WELL
balanced turn-table, the Oh ect being TO faciIi-
tate travel, 80 that persons leaving Lincoln
hail or Walls Opera House at night max take
AT those points ears for the navy yard,
GeCrgetown. or the northern section of
me eity. and they may thus GO through
without the necessity OF changing cars IL is
expected that this arrangement will be put in
operation during the first week in Nav. The
Cars are now running on this road on COnnecti-
sut avenue to the boundary, aud the next line
they viii lay viii be that by way of p street in
this city, and West street and other streets in
Georgetown TO the Convent cf Visitation In the
latter place. and this branch they promise TO
have IN operation in a few months
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THK NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per CT.
Per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays, to 4 and 6
" O. Nt3, IiJI6
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TIE GRAND MILITARY RECEPTION AND
BALL, AZ the Inaugural ball building. NOR
row evening, will be imposing and very
pleasant social reunion, and the prices of adj
mission have been fixed at a rate which will
enable those to 20 and see the beautiful decora-
tons of the building and take part in the mill
tary reception, who cannot well AFFORD from i've
90 twenty dollars for an evenings amusement
No drinking Of spirituous liquors viii be allowed
In or about the binding.
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A SUICIDE BY HANGISG. About half past 8
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Fred. Publ, a shoe
maker, residing at 80 May street, committed
suicide by hanging himself with a clothes line.
He committed the act in the front room of his
house, and was discovered by his wife. He had
been suffering for the past six years with epilep-
tic fits, and during the last two years he had ex-
perienced violent attacks, at which times he was
out of his mind. The deceased was 20 years old
and leaves q wife and i've children. Coroner
SultZer was notified. but declined holding an
inquest, being satisfied that he hung himsel!
while laboring under q lit Of insanity .-Balt
Ga sefte, 22d.
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BrILDING PERMITs.-The following have
been issued since our last report; y. A. Rail
frame addition. street. between North Capi-
tol street and Delaware avenue: STEPHEN Mofiat
two story frame, corner l. and Water street
southwest: John Carroll, one story frame i
street, between 22d and sd northwest; VIM.
began, stable in rear of ID, between 9th and
10th southeast.
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AXE Ayers Cherry Pecforal to stop your
colds, coughs and bronchial affections before
they run into consumption that you cannot
stop. mwfyw
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USE LESS of DOOley's than OF any other Yeast
or Baking Powder, as it is much stronger Pat
up full weight. Give it fair trial. Grocers
sell it. 8
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IHE BOARD
wAsHiN~ OF PUBIIC WORKS AND THE
Gov row AND GHOPGEfoWN RAiIIOAD
-rASY LITIGATION.-In the Court in GEN
><rsl Term TO-DAY the cases of the board of pub
ne works against the Washington and George
town Railroad company and rice rersG were
resumed Mr.. 5. 5. Phillips, for the board,
having concluded his argument yesterday. Mr..
y. n. Bradley, jr., this morning followed for
the railroad company. and Judge Phillips fol-
lowed him on the same side. Mr.. W. A. Cook
will make the closing argument.
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TIE MEDICAL AssocIATIoS Of the District
yesterday elected the following delegates to
the National Medical Convention. which meets
In MAY, in st. Louis: Doctors Miller, n. Young,
c. Tyler, q. Boyle. A. w. Miller, William
MarbuTy, 8. j. Radcliffe, j. r. Thompson, w.
w. B. Drinkard, A. Il. A. King, w. G. H..
e. Il. Hagner, w. @. Briscoe, X. 8. T.. Walsh
and w. %. Baldwin.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-Last night yoyng
man, named Winfield. son of the late Richard
Winfield, met with a painful accident by hay
ing all four fingers on the left hand chopped of
with straw-cutter while he was employed in
preparing some horse feed on ID street. between
18th and 18th southwest DIR. McBlair was
called in and rendered surgical assistance.
The ATTENTION of purchasers Is again called
to the auction sale Of valuable business mon
erty on 9Th street, between F and G., opposite
the Patent Office, advertised by b. Ii. Warner
for to- morrow.
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RELIABLE.

RELIABLE.
Fathers and Mothers
we are adding to our stock a large assortment
or boys, youths and childrens clothing.
The Waverly Suits
from to syears of age, from s5 to sis.
The Harvard Suits
from to 10 years of age, from 81 to 500.
Sailor Suits, Farragut-
from to Syears of age, and other STYLES in end
less variety. Ours are the best made Rest
material and newest styles i'm the market
NOAH WALKER 81 Co,
4,22,S eli Pa. ave., Metropolitan Hotel
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TIE LECTURE Of Daniel Dougherty, at LIN
coin Hal, to- morrow evening, Will afford our
citizens a most enjoyable literary treat. ssTife
STAGE j. the topic, and the eloquenee Of the
gesksr - celebrated. A crowded house will
nc doubt attend
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DLACE YOUR MONEY WHERE 1T
L WILL Do THE MOST GOOD.

There certainly no better place in the city than
the
METRoPoLITAN DOLLARS STORE,
312 9TH street, where, If you invest dollar, you
may rest assured you dlrays fke JEH calss Of
your money, and where a saving Of Is TO 50 cents on
the dollar is guaranteed TO You, without the draw
back receiving inferior goods The variety offered
is so large, comprising everything pretty and
full, that il has become o vain task of enumeratinR
the different articles offered and your attention
only called to aforementioned goods, as all are
good, desirable, and very cheap, and immense guam
titles have lately been sold:
Gents British HALE HOSE pair for 81.
Ladies' IRON FRAME HOSES pair for 81.
Childrens' icon FRAME HOSE, pair for 81
bought elseM here less than $3.50.
Fine Bnglis HAIR BRUSHES, 81
= rench Plate HAND MIRRORS: 81.
Ladies, SILK SOARFs, all new shades, SOC.
Bold WALNUT Walnut 3 PhsSn e. T0wEL RACK, &c.
Boys P aessse FI BS1hs sda Csc.
Six Handsome G0BLETS. Soc.
Beautiful Oval PICTURE FRAMES, sec
Ho Pretty s1 Sa s;ss BBkACCkET & .c,
TOWEL RACKS. PAPER RACKS, HAT
RACKS, CLOTHES RACKS, ali walnut, 81 each
For further list Of
CHEAP GOODS,
6lLVRRBHRo
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
sls sEvENTH STREET.
ap3-n near Pennsylvsnia svenus,
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SMALL FOX CASES have been reported as fol-
low s.nce Yesterday: John Stewart, from Vir-
.Isrssy avenue southeast, and one atS525 F
stIIeI southwest.
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IF A IAN WANTS A BOTTLE OF WHISKY, let
him b. t and take it home like a man. and
not sneak home with a bottle of "Bitters," or
Cordial, !" and pretend that it is medicine. If
ne wants a tonic that is something better than
q temporary stimulant, he should get a bottle of
PERUVIAN Syrup, ian Iron Tonic,) that will
vitaIize the blood and give durable strength TO
the system. Il
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CAL. wAeNER's MINsTRELs attracted atten-
ton by marching down the avenue this morn
ing, while the brass band Of the company dis
coursesi some excellent music. They commence
an engagement at Wallis Opera House Tonight.
This troupe Is spoken Of as the leading organ
ization Of the day, the individual members of
10 all being frst-elass actors, and there are sev-
eral Of them whose names stand high in the pro-
fessiOu.
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LOCAL EW s.

Amusemeuts, &C, Tonight
WGll's Opera HoHSs.-Cal waynar's minstrels.
TAeater COaiqUe.-Songs, burlesques, dances,
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use-
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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New York Dry Goods Market.

The New York Bulletin, of Tuesday, says !:
The market for cotton goods presents no new
features, and prices are nominally unchanged;
but in their eagerness to effect sales the jobbers
in some instances made concessions in discount
or otherwise for large lots. In first hands stand
ard qualities of brown, bleached and colored
csttons are steady, but inferior makes are weak
and irregular, but moving with more freedo N
since the reduced rates were established. Stocks
OF standard browns, fine browns and fine
beached shirtings continue well sold up by the
agents, and several prominent brands are even
scarce, but light weights of both brown and
bleached goods are in ample supply. Ticks,
strips, denims and brown ducks of the best
makes are also closely sold up. Woolens remain
quiet, and holders of light weight cassmeres,
etc, are freely offering price inducements in
order TO reduce stocks and are meeting with
some success IN that direction. Here and there
the agents report small sales of fall weights to
the clothing trade, but there is only a light
movement IN overcoatings~ There was very
little improvement in the demand for imported
fabrics, although in one or two branches there
is somewhat less sluggish movement. White
goods are certainly more active in first hands
with liberal sales.
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SOUND FEET beng indispensable to health
and comfort thousands of persons come from, Far
and near to visit DIR. White, the well-known
Ghiropodist, No. 635 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &C.,
and advice as to suitable shoes
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WILCOX q GIBBS SRwINe MAo4INr. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas,
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, tn street
Intelligencer Building. D.aS
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
ana made To order by Hempler near AZ street.
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I UMBER! LUMBRRii
WIN. JOHNSON q SON
Have Just received q large stock Of WHITE and
WILLOW PINE LUHBER, LATHS, SHIN
Giles, and FENCE PALINGS, all Of which we are
selling at Low prices. Great Inducements for cash
Cor. 18th end B SITS, State Department ape-lms
i DISTRICT OF CoLuMsrA, SIS:
A. washinEton, the 18th day Of April, A. %.
appointment a. assignee Of JOHN LANE, Of
Georgetown, ID. c. who has been ad!udsed a bank
Supreme Court Of safd District.
an GHSRLHs wALTIR, A'sisnees-
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OPENING OF A EKw STATIONERY STORE
Asp BLANK BOOK MAEufaCfoRr.
LITHeGRAPHING. ESsRAtING, PRINTING
and BINDING DONE TO ORDER
lie pubic are invited to call sd suafne our rev
SOCK. BEN. Y. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door 20 jay Cooke Co y,
~Hu Washington. n q.
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LIST OF Nkw BOOKS Ar
sHILLINGTONrs BooksroRE.
LITTLE KATE KIRBY. A. Novel. Bv the Autsor
81 Matte AZ I, h.tTa{ and Carries Confession
TIE COMING RACE. b. Edward Bulwcr Lord
rHE WIDOW LERoGuE. A Novel. BY Emns
TIE BERBER; on, TIE MoUNTArNEER OF
/ THE ATLAS, By NJ ; Miyo. NA
NOT EASILY JEALOUS. A Nova
TO TIE BITTER END. b. Miss Braddon.
RRffRffEInIifL ss kNb ny p MsTl He,lly.
EDrCATIoN IN JAP1N. A"i''0"'
HALE HOUR RECREkrIoYs IN POPULAR
,SihNCk,No.1. All the back numbers on hand
f1PnhAR sCIENCE. Monthly volumes I and q
PHILOSOPHY. b. Profss.or Everett. ''NA
BLY, TO NORTH AMERICAN BIRDS. Contain
ing concise account Of every species of Livipa
HkRPERs HAND BOOK OF TRAVEL IN
A large stock Of Blank Books, Pass Books. am
Memorandum Books, Note Paper, Letter paper.
and Pisyin Cards al the very e-t prices. s5tr
EyERy MoIHER rue D0cToR or HER
IL OWN FAMILY II she gets DR.. HALLS
~ an5A II Al HONE at srockMAN a soSs,
Tue COTTAGE BIBLE 10 be had there AIso.
Two enof AGENTS wanted n2s ~
'l'hk MONKS OF THOMAS GUTHRIE, ID. D.
The Gospel In Ezekiel
The Saints Inheritance,
On the PsrsbIes, Illustrated.
Speak ing 20 the Heart.
Studies Of Character.
Plea for Ragged Schools
The city, lts Sins and S,srrows.
=, At VIM. BALLANTHSEs,
AZ 42s 7h street.
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S. "a :;: s::. 81 ~ :::te;s 81 si's :ii;
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBoR.
FROM NEW YORK
Ior ia'''' ee--api. 40 Galabria- .Sat---Apl 10
-S1ha' eu--ar' :, Apl. 2j
.Seotis----M Ned May Abyssinia Sat NAV 10
Aigeria....-..Wed May II Batav IA Sat Ma AZ
engers 's0oiose p~e-
Ana every following WEDNESDAY and sATUR
DAY from New York
BATES OF PAssA6E.-Cabin, 6 81, sl0O, ana si,o
foIG, accoLdIng 10 accommodation Ay~SS-
blekets to Paris, SIS, gold, additional <4fG2A
Storage, So, currency
steerage tickets from Liverpool and Oueenrov-n
snd All parts OF Europe, at lowest rates Throrsb
euls Oh Laoing gwen to Belfast, Glasgow Haxra
AhtMerp ana other points the Continent and for
Meolterranean ports. For freight and cabin rss
sSse, Apply a. ,he C0mpanys Office, No. 4 Bowl M
ni inr nssSrsse Passage, al No. III Brssdwsy
novIs-ly CHAs. @. FRANCKLYN. Agent