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l87SpENNsYLSY1ASNAH1 RourEl873
NoRTawEsF. so9TH. AND SOUTHWEST.
W Trains leave Is follows:
..li:5s s Am. 0Ai''%0f' i:ss ;. o.
{. Ss;sS 2. m. :. ",sS:ss 2. N.
THL GREAT DOUBLE TRACK R0UTD,
Mi a5 elegant Scenery Palsoe State Day and
I've nunared miles saved to Western and Central
The lI:Ss .: n. daily. except Sunday, northwest;
S:SV p. m, daily except Sunday 0incinnatt and
southwest s1c s ~. p g; ds,lEs ysss
snro18n nom WA6HINQTON TO BUFFALO,
OniyA9g End 81. LOUIS without change.
corner Ith street and Pennsylvs mia avenue, and
corner q Sth street and Pennsyv avenue under
given ct al times,
Passengers procuring tickets q these ofaceo oan
eecure accommodatiohs IN Palace Oar for OhioaGo,
-. koute AuA Buffalo, -
ID. 0. YOUNG, General srAssat,
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RAM.ROADa
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULES.
FEBRuARy 1sr, 1874.

FxBRuARY 1sT, lST4.
FROM wAsBIEGroH CITY.
&c 2. m, Balsiners and q, way Stations.
wincssss. a' and Gs n ii W.y seasisn:
6.As e; N Baltimore, Annapolis. Piedmont and Ill
500 . n. New Ycrs. PhH.as,pbi.. Session. Bal.
. tlmore, Laurel and Belay.
Vile. st. Ioui.. 6sln@Ses, s.ndu.sy. Wheel.
ing and the West. KsckviIle, Frederick and
Whey Basne 81 .h' psaas c, rs. ana az
Ssps a. sI: snd q. Wa, ST..
1880 s.ssss. s sns as's C: s1l ma all
iooB ssS York rRRil.:ssl'Ai., Norf0lk' Bal.
SssnSEs Lsssss n nes y! trsSssisa
s.45 ?. m, Baltimore, Frederick and all Way Sta
as ,. NJ, Bal imore, Annapolis and all Way Sta
$40 RE-. p, Philadelphia. and Bal S"'rr at
r4S J, m, Pittssurs, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louis,
ing and the West. Pn'luas GAYS. BrsskfaH
SO D. n. :, baltimore and ell Way Stations.
100 m, New I1.k, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal
I1.3o D. Baltimore and oil Way Stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
/ 90, zSs, $40. 1.4s, so, 900 and Il 80
All Tain; Stop al v,asrct Hotel, Relay House Sta
For further informatio Sn apply a. the Baltimore
9. Ohio Ticket 0fioe.. washi1gton Station, and
ass PeDnsylssnia avenue, where orders will be
taken for Baggage to be checked and received ss
~ THos. B. SHARP, Master of Transportation.
L. M. COLE, General Ticket gent.
feb2 GEO. 3. K00NTZ, Gent Agent.
CHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
TON, PHILADELPHIA & NEW YORK.
Trains between W aShington and New YORK are
ao~ T F1n a. S Is,19ysb VIZ: ...,,
Leave daily; except Sunday, at 90 A. M and
100 and 100 p. N,
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily, except Sunday, ut SEQ A, M ana
loo, $50 and 800 T. n.
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York at y 90 p NJ and Phfladsl.
phis at 80 and 90 PM
Through tickets to Pbilsdelphia, New York
Boston can be had at the Station Office at al hours
N the day; also, at the COMPANY Once, ass Penn
Vlyenie avenue.
Passengers purchasing ckets at the Avenue ofioe
there arrange TO have their baggage called for
and checked at their residence, taken 10 the depot,
and put in the baggage car
See Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annsp-
oils and the W est.
THOs b. SHARP, Master OF Transports alton.
M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. g. KOONTZ, Agent at Washington.
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No SKNTIMKNT.-Hamilton,o of Jersey, ran
away with eighty-three thousand dollars, bat
did not run away with an actress. He IL only
mercenary rogue.-N. Y. Herald.
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AUCTION SALR
Auctxo1esrs an6 - uuesss Drossrs
costnvsa corner rsengiyenta svease sad new.

81 A.esso.. E 49, .sa IL n..s. ,rv,.c
:s sS' sr.s =. o.: : Jam: "a "
ThusrEEs sALI OF su.laIos HOUSE.
By virtue Of . bed Of trust, caring ds..
Nvy The I'M day o segtemser, ISIS. sud duly
the ehssts record. y ~ ss ss. E fsI IA
MOL s1ls s ssslis sgss,o, on wsostspAY
18Th Streets northwest the following superior Far
One square Grand Pi.aOfort.. Csseiswsy,
Four sets Of Walnut Msrbie-top ohsnbsr Fursi.
Fire Dr.-ins-rocn Furniture snd HsasiAx,,
Elegant Brusseis Carpets and Rur.
Hall and stair Csrpess. Three ply Carpets,
!ieeast Lounges aud EA.y Ob.irs,
Zine air Mattresses and Bedding,
Extension pinins Table and Chairs.
french Chipa Dinner Service,
Pine Hell Set, Superior once Furniture.
Kitchen REQUISITES, &c.
Family and Medical Jibrar,,
Two black Morgan Mares,
We prev ster Light Carriage,
H Ts kSSss, Blankets, Stable Furniture, &C.
JANIS O EpwARps, rru.ss..
Ieo.-o LA1IMER CL1ARY, Aucts.
VALUABLE PkoPERY on CAPITOL Hill
BIZ virtue Of deed OF trust % me. d.,.s N. ,,,
day 4, January, 1873 ard duly rec srded I'M liner fos
Washington, D. o., and By reou.ss 81 tn nsr, o.
OF the prenites on TUESDAY, tbs I'm or i rsR
Insry, lSi, 81 O'Clock . m part of original Lot
Terms made known On day e sale
feb7-d Jos v. kILGKY. sae,
n
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DY LATIMER CLEARf.
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Psnns. avenue and 18th sf eet
Star Once Building.

TRUsTEEs' sALE OF yALUABLE PROP.
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS EAST.
- BY virtue Of q deed OF trust 70 the under
- signed, dated May 5th, 1873, and recorded in
- Liber No 7lI. folio lis, We wiz sell 1t public
auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 18Th day Of FEB
ruary, A. d. 1S4, a a. O'Clock y. m, part Of Lot
IN Square 10 fronting 20 feet inches north o,
street, and having depth OF loo feet. with the i'm
proveneuts, being house No. 205 street n. e.
Terms: One-third cash; residue IN equal pay
meRts 81 and II months, with interest from day OF
pCsit al time Of Sale
ERHP r v yr sssSSSKs,s Trustees.
jsnsO-d LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
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n5NIII DC seen Dy the ABOVE list, our stock com
pTises saLfeen different grades and varieties, Of
Nbieh We have large supply now on hand, and our
facilities for obtaining the same are such that we
have rs besitancy in asserting that we are able 20
compete ruliy with any house this side OF New York
COFFEE.
Our stock in this line is also large and cemplete
ano We qua, dnfee that genuineness and quality OF
oar goods are carefully considered. the following
quotations Will challenge competition, as we give
txt,a attention 10 the quality Of our TEAS and
COEFExS, especially the higher Al ~
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A LEXANDRIA q WASHINGTON r. B
"A AND

ALEXANDRIA q EDERICKsBURGR.R.
CORNER OF AND Sixth STREETS.
Local trains leave for Alexandria as follows:-6,
=, ., 10, IL Q. m, 8, A. 8, 6, 7,p. M; 3
g. m and p m. daily, sl other trains daily except
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive a. foIIows.-
6:33, 1893, $3.50 1888, 1888, 1888 O. m,
and o.SS p m from Alexandria daily, all other
Trains marked thus connect with trains ON
Washington and Ohio b. R.
QUAETICO Accommodation leaves Washington
6:23 o. NJ. daily, except Sunday.
GREAT sOUTHRRE EXPREss, via Richmond,
leaves Washington :33 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Through tickets to all points South and bouthwest
for sale at 0ces corner 18th street and Pennsylva
na avenue, and corner 9Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, where passengers leave orders for bag
gage TO be checked ct al hotels and residences
through to destination.
K. g. YOUNG, GENT Passenger Agent. jyA-tf
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GROCERIES, &c.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS & CO.,
GROOERS-

Masonic Temple, corner 9,h and Streets,
Beg leave to call careful attention to the fol-
lowing List Of Prices:
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RY DUNOAEsOE, BOWLING 90, Auots.
- Southeast corner 9Th and streets northwest

TRUSTEE q SALE OF LARGE AND COM.
hODIoTS BRICK HOUSE AND PREMISES,
on THE SOUTH SIDE o. N srREkT
sTbEET WEST, No 9I2, AT AUCTION
- By virtue Of deed of trust 20 the 81 bscriber
n bearing date November 30th, 1865, and duly re-
corded, &C., aud By direction Of the creditor se-
curd thereby, shall offer for e, ct public anc-
ten, in front OF the premises, on TIL URSDAY, the
l2th day OF February ensuing, lS4, At O'Clock d.
m the following real estate and premises, to wit
TIE middle part Of Lot N s Is in Square No So of
the plan cf the city Of arlington, fronting n feet II
that width l2 feet, 20 public alley 50 fest wide
In the rear OF said lot, as described IN said deed
viii the Improvements thereon, consisting Of Re
weiituilt and well arranged Brick House, with all
the modern improvements; contains Is rooms,
finished In the best manner, including large dining
roem, with china closet and fine pantry, large dry
cellar, containing we'll constru cted furnace for heat
Ig the halls and rooms good stable for horses and
carriage. Tois propstg is situated on one Of the
fine opportunity for capitalists, Members OF CON
gress and others desiring 20 make safe Investment
Terms OF Sale. One third cash; the residue in six
Twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser giving
nj. notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest
Al the rate OF ten Per cent. per annum, and secured
by deed OF trust on the premises. A deed given
and deed OF trust taken All convey sncing az the
cost Of the purchaser III the terms Of sale are not
complied with within i've days from the day OF sale
ery, at the rick and cost Of the defautine purchs
ser on giving three days notice in the Evening Star
Adeposit Of $3.50 required ss soon as knocked on.
DUECASs0N, BOWLING a CO.,
Jan2b mw6f Auctioneers.
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TINITEn BrArEs PArEHr oYYICH,
u. ,s,,,a1 q r. 81 'iP:Ss Of
Broos SsW Yor = Wsyinx 7orths sxtensien Of
1assgai srsntsd 70 81. On ths ia dsy q asy, ls16,
iBspFovement n Bakera' Qveqs:
q q ordered thet t. te9lnony IN ne csc %
foS 6iinS srSrnSnsg an1 The uxaminsrb rsD,rt 8
3. ~ 6 - Az al s e a.. aRs L. a.
Bifiif az fsfFSss.os's:; .,a.,.r.
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"a JANIS ssIIs 9 EppwAsDs; Trustee.
UY b. II. WARNER,
ID Real Il tate Broker sod Aucttoneer
No. ivy Ith street. between q aud II


No. 729 TIN street, between @ aud Il
AUCTION SALE OF STALLS IN THE NORTH
kAsTIRk MARKET, CORhEk OF Third
STRkET kAsT AND STREET NORTH.
viii sell, on the premises, NJ public auction, on
Thu ksDAf, February 5, beginning at O'Clock
m, the stalls and Stands contained IN the North
eastern Market house to the highest bidders over
and above hNed annual rental q $50, and there
alter DO further will be charged for the Of
said Stalls and Stands except said annual rental for
q term Of three years.
The Cover lcr and Market Commissioners viii
the sale Of produce, and such other articles
Of merchandise IS, in their discretion, will be
sarD.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; and the remainder
pay able in two animal instruments from date Of SALE
with interest a. the rate Of eight per cent pei an
mum; and IL case Of default IA the payment OF any
in,tament, the Governor viii sell, for cash, the
Stall or Stand upon which said nstaiment is due for
the remainder Of the term. deposit Of 10 will be
required upon each Stall or Stand st time Of sale
Terms 20 be compiled with in Eve days.
deposit OF 20Sil be required upon each stall
and stand at time OF sale terms 90 be complied with
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD, Governor.
jsn22d 1T. C0LDwELl, Salesman.
- THE ABOVE SALE WILL BIZ CONTIN.
ues on III RsDAI, February 4 ,, ls74, sars hour
and place 81 which time ten choice stalls will be
sold. By order Of the Governor.
feb6d J. 7. C0LDWKLL, Salesman.
RH LATIMER CLEARh,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southw west corner OF Psnns. avenue and 18th
Esarn Rund
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition Of NANCY M. DiCKEkNAN, Of
erman, decessed, praying for the extension Of q
patent granted to the said Elliot Dcksrman on the
10th day Of April 1850, and reissued the 9th day
oil ysnuaiy, isoi' Tor an Improvement In Clothes
II sorered that the testimony in the case be closed
ine arguments and the Examiner report be lin,
petition Be heard on the 18th day Of March next.
~ 0fe' Tn sss ss1Tsffn; oomml.sop.r.
V'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscribee
u has obtained from the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, holding special term, letter.
0n lat. the Of wsssinson city, Il
deceased All persons having claims againss the $40
ere hereby vsrnsa 70 me sane xn
b. is~ % .3oSasS RON Iii bsnss q tie sasd
estate, Given under my hand tins 18th day Of Jan.
i.naeia. SAMUEL KIR, Executor.
IL IaisufHo6fFtcSSG IuER}z. 1a. DISTRICT
ydas eAraLY dse.as sSS,' the 1' saseu.or
s5s sss sas an
3: hnss sS AID 'Ss
q 4: q
tas. s into when and where Al the cre
cthsrvt.s b. lav b sxci1dsd hon III bspsst In ssi
ssSssa sss: rsGySsd q che order 3
ns sss ::'e's G n Sc g.. Of VIM.
COhsSl1.f ,STzILxL:.
Herr: a Basss: az Hssss,: :l 2 an as,ss y,,y
80 1'f''s vi i isHi .Z VII r,.,-,...
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- DEPOT CORNER 9TH AND STREETS NV,
Amer Decembcr7t h, 1885, trafas viii run - follows:
TRAINS LEAVE F0Rl TRAINS ARRIVE AT
BALTI1ORE. WASHING TON.
t.4ea.m., Bait and 9TH 81 Q. M, New York and
osily, ex. Monday. Western Express, daily.
;O3 q. m, New Yorkls q. m, Acoommoda-
Express, daily, ex. Sun ton, daily, ex: Sunday
$50 m, daily Accom- si@ere daily ~. Sunday S
1885 q. m, Fast Line from West and Moth.
est, daily, ex. Sunday daily.
lis p. m, New York 2: 80 .; M, Aocommoda
Exp. ,daily, eI Sunday ton, dslly ex. Sunday
daily, ex Sunday. daily, ex. Sunday.
$50 p m, Cincinnati and o :4s p. m, Accommoda
Southwest. daily, EXCEPT ton, except Sunday.
Sunday. $50 p. m, daily, from
ton, daily, e3. Sunday West and North.
9:Os ,. m, daily, New II ;0S p. m, Southern
York Night Express. EXP. daily ex. sunday
v:Ss p; D., Pacific tx 1:23 .. m, New York
press daily. EXP, daily lex. Sunday
Trains leaving Washington ct s:3s a.. m, and
$50 m, connect at Bowie with trains for n arI-
boro', leaving Bowie a. 10 q. n. and $40 p. m D.,
arriving at Marlboro at lilo q. m, and $40
Trains leaving Washington at sos and $50 q. m.
Annapolis.
ing Marlboro at $40 Q. m, and $3.50 D. M
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsylv ania
avenue, northwest cor ner 9Th street and Pesnsylvs.
checked at hotels and residences all points North
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Colum-
bus, Indianapolis, Louisville, 81. Louis, New Or
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and oil
points n0r'n L. DUbxBRS Sne GeDsrsi sSes
Il. b. YOUNG, Qen1 Pass'r Agent, jyal-d
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SAMT CROSS,
~ Bro keP.
SHEPHERD'S BUILDING,
Ho. S0Sx PENNeYLvANIA AVENUE,
WARRINGTON, d. q.
Prompt attention given to the payment Of General
and Special Taxes. decS- nm
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STEAMER LINES.

STEAMER LINES.
ARD LINE.
NOTICE.
With the view Of diminishiIg the chances Of col.
c n1n, me Steamers 81 tn. Line take specified
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
deae 81 20 r. 5SssS Meridian of 50 at IS
Of 0n the honewsrd passage, crossing the Meridian
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
Asy..nia sHw Y9 FEB IRON sSsrGs
!h k..:j: ~ i i asI.inon Sat-: EsS
ukkRHd, svsIy fslIowips wEDSTsDzYf va and SAT.
Steamers marked thus do net carry seersss pas
RATES OF PAssAex.-Cabin, $50, 800, and slso,
so ddons sssaS1 e pa
,Ps snd
IN u :a.s s Er.s: TfHE sT4s
Antxerp, and other ports on the Continent and for
Ses BoE Ra;:
] os 70 OTIS s Ia
i.ns, .lI1's'' SHas q. 1IsAscKLYN, Agent.
M EKoHAsrs LIsl OF sTiAhsHIPS
' WASHINGTON x and NEW YORK.
Hereafter TIE nns ste.rships T. o. KNIGHT and
zs S5lRi ss'~s;a sHT fSfS, :.Ssa
9LoRSEfoWE.s g foilows:-Eeays NV YORK,
4: .sn. asg 3
.S.n, or ct the corner Of m ;sssss and Re. York
Freight. ds1si.a 10 kpS2 r
aers len At General Once, SOS PennsyIvani. ave-
tended TO- 'A' steamer wharf, VIII Do 'r0'1 jss. r.
WAsHINaToSs 6 N2Es4HLK, BOSTON AsD
The nas Iron ss as0aii IapY on THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips to 49,
sostSi ~. l :;sf, III So shsi fSSs
TagRsDAY, ats ,. M, COUGHING q principal River
nss ar Sodn r .as g
Isssn e., :hS1,s e sddss.ssS q L.ay ne
s.ED 55fstszzaT III AIsss. sss.:1sss wharf.
ml1h Plants store. corner In q. and pa ave.
NEW HXPRIss LINZ VIA CANAL,
fHI1 1ss45s 9AiyA
H edssjSssis: SESSEsDzTa '' .ns s 8 a.
NJ rSp% g Water Strest eeossstswn, D. O., TUES
All. .H ina sATUEpA = p g hS
E sES. Line Ins' 9 ;s:s@sn gI Picxae:. SesS md
VIZ CLYDE o.. P Phli aSsas e. D. fo'
GAEpo ft HAIisSoHSI ss 6 xs sr...so.o.
asr. nj, hrs s dsliys.:d b. KSfzt LIIrs.: or:
(: Ses ss. sps Vii e {:
81 frass: :Sssy Day.: Commencing
Prixe -...-.-..............-....... 10000
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~ Iold. VIII Nv O., price far sscoSd. hsad
@.ii; ts; gu p sTSsss .sssssSssss 81 "a isls
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English Walnuts-Naples, very fne,
Pecane, large and fne
naele Brand CONDENSED Milk, the best In use
Monumental Brand Condensed Milk, a good article
Imported Condensed Milk, standard goods
Gordon Diiworth,s Preserves. all varieties.
Imported and American Pickles, in bottles
Canned Goods Of every desert ption.
sauces, yellies, Sardines, and Oapers.
Imported and Domestic Crackers, all kinds.
for 81.
ton to the FAMILY TRADE, and make Il our
whole duty to furnish the very best Of everything
In the way OF Family Supplies generally.
Our facilities for buying and freighfing are un-
surpassed, and We guarantee to sell as low as any
house this side Of New York, also give the ar
ucle-2uaifty and Quantity-as represented, or mo-
ELPHONZO YOUNGs 4 CO., Grocers,
9TH AND r STREETS,
jan2S-tr Opposite q. o. Patent Once
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

MOULI0H Z JOHNSON,
u1 Real Estate and Insurance Agents
Once No. 62e str eet, Washington, D, o.,
WILL PAY SPECIAL IMPROVRMENT and
GENERAL sEWERAGE TAXES at . large DIS.
ooHNf. jane-lm
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eEnILEMEars FURNISHINGS.

eEHTlEmEHs FURNISHINGS.
Palmer's Patent
ID U b L Il. fOK II
SHIRTS,
READY MADE.
SHIRTS FOR SIS 50
SHIRTS FOR ss 50
SHIFT FOE % 90
We know the PALMER PATENT DOUBLE
YOKE to be the BEsT shirt &C the price in the
market, and we particularly request everyone 70
examine the quality OF Linen and Muslin used an l
Jsdge for themselves.
Ii lie our intention to increase Our sales Of Ready
made Shirts ONE THOUSAND DOZEN during
the coming season, and we have therefore made our
PRICES BELOW COMPETITION, and within the
reach Of every one that wants Q FIRST-OLASS
SHIRT AT Allow PRICE.
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BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD.
- DEPOT CORNER 9TH AND STREETS NV,
Amer 7th l17s n RIM Gallo.
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I Stanley JONES.
- Real Estatc Broker,
No. 61l TTH STREET.
HOUSES AND LOTS IN ALL PARIS o.
THE CITY FOB SALE.
LOANS NEGOTIATED. MONEYINVEST
Ed. deoe-tr

JUAN BOYLE. FRANK BARHun
JUAN BOYLE . CO..
III ESTATE AND NOTE BR0KBRS,
no. oVs lsth street, opposite o. D. Treasury.
I0R BALI-A handsoms HOUSE On I sersse.
-; xAS; A new large double HOUSE. corner Nd
a0yS1 No. SYe q street. eesta for ale OF rent,
!erd's Bow; price, NJ. Several mai HoUSlS,
6on e9A0 % o9joef man eosh Doyneu1. We
have several very Inc IABMO, m1roVod ~ m.
inprovsd.o q diksesat rsilroSds ranninS ffo9 t.
city: iSE,' - lox sSqFss e s1eh..s fos s.9
Ton. oi3h edits fsf ssis q iov HSssss, On ~ Ss,
@ YIN sxohangs Sos DeednstivS inirovsd IcoR.s
s1nishsa House or rsos q en- pe ns:sS.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

FURNISHING GOODS.
P.fRTr DRESSES,
READY MADE,
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
1otkWooD, HuFTY L TAYLOR
w LLOFFER THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
Ladies' and ChiIdren's
Tarletan and Swiss Dresses
1T n DISCOUNT,
To close q. Stock on hand 70 make room for Large
SStOek Of SPrirg Goods to arrirs neEt month.
The STOCK OFFERED
Is NEW AND DESIRABLE,
And embraces the
FOLLOWING STYLES AND QUALITIES:
-cHILDREy-S WHITE
SWISS oVERDRESSES
s3. So SO. s4.s4.so.
MISSES WHITE SWISS WAISTS,
o. 81.
LADIES SWISS POLONALSE,
HandsomsIy Trimmed,
isI5,s1s. s1s.TS, SAT- and $50.
LADIES SWISS AND
TARLETAN DRESSES
Plain and HIEdsOrsely Trimmed, at
sIs, sI6, sg5. $3.50, $500, $3.50
e4O, 500.
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IMP0RTAEr CAUTI0N,-The WONDERFUL suo-
eesa Of oAvORy MooRR's Psncreatic lmulsiou
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TIE CONSTITUTION Nv CON.
GRESS.

The rash citizen of the United States
who, in these so-called degenerate days,
iares to take the Constitution of his coun-
Try as the topic of discussion, is looked
upon with suspicion. 1t has become popu-
Tar to declare that this sacred article is OBJ
solete, or that the provisions of its later
amendments have rendered it worthless.
It's, nevertheless, necessary, in the interest
Of truth and the public welfare, to risk sus-
picion and to provoke popular aisfsvor by
occasional illusions, if not to its letter, at
cast to its spirit. But the proceedings of
Congress this week have given occasion for
especial discussion of its spirit, as they have
Ilso given occasion for the adverse criti-
:isms Of two distinct classes of extremists.
in the House the religionists have suffered
defeat of their effort to have "God &C
knowledged in the Constitution, while in
The Senate discussion has occurred regard
ng the power of the General Government
over the sale and manufacture of spirits,
which proved most conclusively that, not
xithstanding the claims of the Democracy,
The dominant party has not and does not
gnore the rights of the States a. guaran-
eed by the organic law. We present these
results of one days proceedings a. the
ssuse Of cordial congratulation. They may
iisappoint the enthusiasts who are inter.
ssted in the questions at stake, but they
how Q conservatism of sentiment on the
,art Of our law makers which i truly COM
nendable. From the purely moral aspect
Of the case, the disappointment which thew
have occasioned must be accepted as mer.
ted but it must be remembered that while
governments are founded for the preserys-
don Of the morals Of the governed, under q
republican government some latitude must
be granted in the definition Of morality.
While one class may declare that the ab-
sence Of the recognition. Of the Almighty d
N evidence of immortality or absolute wick.
sdness another class generally known q
disbelieve1 or atheists. may conscientiously
declare that such 9 recognition d at variance
with the spirit Of freedom which under
lies our institutions. Returning to the gen.
raj principle that Governments are made