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hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner Of 9Th aud ID streets q .
TRUsTIEy SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
on STREET; BETWEEN AZ AND Sd

STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUCfIoN.
to me, dated I'd day of April, A. d. isst' and re-
corded in IibeI No 7ss, folio tss one Of the land
cords Tor ashington county, in the District OF Co
iumbia, and BY request Of the party secured there
by, will SELL at public auction, on SATURDAY,
the 18th day Of April, A. D., ISIS, at 30 clock o.
m, In front OF the premises, all that certain piece
or parcel OF ground, situate, yng and being in the
city OF Washington, District of Columbia, and
known as part Of lot 9, in square five hundred aud
thirty eight, t55s) being the east part Of said lot
fronting twelve feet six inches on south street.
and extending back the same width seventy nine
eet SIX INCHES being part of the same property
yeyed by Matilda Radcliff, May 5th, A ID. ISIS, to-
gether with all the improvements ways, easements,
wise appertaining.
Terms of sale: $3.50 and interest from April "a,
1874 to day of sale, and penses Of sale in cash
balance in and Il months, notes bearing interest
and secured by deeds Of trust the property sold
II the terms of sale are not complied with in seven
days from day Of eale the trustee the right
to resell the property at the risk and of the de-
faulting purchaser. deposit Of loo required As
soon as sold. Cenveyancing. &C. al cost Of purcha-
sers. WILLIAM MEINkINQ. Trusfee
arc DUkCANS0N BROS
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ~
account a tl- weather. until INT tuesday. Aprti
D n, iea5, same hour and pace. By order 1t ,hs
Trustee-.
arlOd J r E0IpMFIfs. SALESMAN
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Il. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 51l 9TH street, opposite U. b Post Office.

BIEJTMEEH 1sr AND % STREETS, WASH
Z n Under and by virtue of o decree of the Su
preme Court of the District of Columbia in the
case OF Evsns Ct al, VS.. Evans, et al, No. ,l59,
EQUITY Docket IA, the ndersgned trustee will sell al
public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the
goth day OF April, A. D., lS75, At O'Clock p m, all
and eighty four, 1854
This property has a front of 30 feet inches on
Virginia avenue with depth of 100 feet inches 10
wide alley and il improved by two small houses
Terms OF sole: One-third of the purchase money
cash; balance in two equal instalments in six and
twelve months deferred pay ments to be in promissory
notes OF purchaser bearing interest at the rate Of
per cent Per annum and secured to satisfaction Of
trustee. Purchaser 20 pay q 100 at time Of sale
Resale IL purchaser does not comply with terms of
sale in five day and at his cost. All conyeyancipe
L. n. SAUNDERS, Trustee.
ap10d =. J. SWEET, Auctioneer
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TRUSTEESSALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
STREET WEST, BETWEEN AND SIS.

-.
- Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust, dated
Z.1 March 18th, 1874, and duly recorded in Ejber
No 7H folio lS3. Of the Land Records for ash
ington county, in the District Of Columbia, and by
will sell at public auction, on THURSDAY, sth Of
April, 1873 at O'Clock p. in front of the prem
ises all that piece parcel OF ground situated In the
city Of ashington, and known upon the plot OF risn
thereof as part Of Lot No. l9, In square No 22O
This property has front of seventeen feet, running
batk one hundred feet to alley and is improved
a three story and basement Brick Dwelling, with a
story back building and two story brick stable
Terms: One-third cash; residue in 8, II and Is
months, with interest at per cent per annum from
day of sale; deferred payments e be secured by
deed oil trust On the property. All conyeyanciny at
the cost of the purchasers. S0O down al time of
sale. HATHANIEL CAGGsI, yR., rrus,.s.
mar0 -eo&ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
~BH REQUEST OF THE GRANTOR UNDER
above deed OF trust together with the of the
Trustees and the party thereby secured, the above
sale Is postponed until THURSDAY, April -, 1876,
same time and place.
APT LATIMER & CLEARY Aucts
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TRUSTEES SALE oFvALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE.

(6 BY virtue OF a deed Of trust, dated August es,
E:a A. b. ls7a, and duly recorded in LIber 100 fot0
IS, ct seq, Of the land records Of washing ton
county, District of Columbia, and ny direction Of
the party secured thereby, in writing, We viii sell
st public auction, on WEDNESDAY, April q s,ia,
at O'Clock .. M 10 from; Of the premise, beiEs
part of square mum bered seven hundred and twenty
six, l726,D beginning Tor said part az point On
Maryland avenue one hundred feet uthwesi eriy
from the southeast corner Of said siuarv, Snt run
ming thence along said avenue sOuthws Ssrdly
twenty five (2si feet: thence at right ANGLES with
said avenue ENTHUSIASTICALLY forty three feet aud
four inches, i34 then north sixty COO feet 10 north
street, then along said street east twenty ave
feet then south fifty three feet and siXiuches So 6
and thence TO said avenue and the place Of beginning
improved by two frame houses, two stories each.
Terms Of sale: S3s aud interest in cash, together
with the penses of sale: balance in two equal in
salments at six and ~ clve months, with notes Of
the purchaser, bearing interest at ten per ccniGm
per annum, and secured by adeei Of trust on the
premises. The amount secured b. this deed Of r net
is S3p, with interest from the 18th day of August
iS74. CoDyeysncing at cost q! purchaser. S3O to
be paid dow when the property l. knocked on.
JOHN J. JOHNSON, iT-ps,a..
J.N. n. HUICk,
mars dSds LATlMERS CLEsRY, Auo:s.
@THE ABOVE SALE Is P0STP0SED until
WEDNESDAY. April 4, ISIS, same hour ard place.
APP dads LATINEE & CLEABY, hucts
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hUNCAAs0N BROS, Auctioneers,
IL Corner 9th and ID streets northwest
100 BARRELS OF CONNECTICUT ONIONS AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, April 18th. a. ?
clock, we will SELL at auction rooms, One IN
dred Barrels OF Red and Yellow Connecticut Onions
in sound condition.
Terms cash.
apl2 DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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- al. NARNER,
Federal Buildings, corner Tth and n sts n,rthres,
TRusTEEs THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING ON NORTH SIDE nF ~ STRtrs
BETMkEN On AND IN STREETS Nas

TRusTEEs sALEoFAIHREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING ON NORTH SIDE oF ~ STRrrr
bEIMkEN an AND IN STREETS NORTH
Ga By virtue 81 deed n trust, dated n-.,n,-
L.. 18th. A. n lisa, duly recorded in Lii,r \, a.
folio eos. SC. of the land record. for AZ. H.
trict ef Columbia and AZ the request II tis rsr-v
secured thereby. viii eel AZ puhiic auction 4.
front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, FabrpatT
%, ISIS, At ocl Ok =. IN. the feloR wing das-r Ia
real estate, situate IN the city of Ns.hIuEfsr ut.
trict Of Columbia, Viz An that piccn 90 rs-'i n
ground known sud designated ~ 1t mum t.-..i
nineteen. (ia,l in X n Aliens subdivision ri "a
Of lot numbered one. H. IN Square tisr hundred an
seventy t5!o according q the Subdivision t.raf
duly recorded la Ltber II II. G.. folio asa .u 10
Office 81 the Survey or II said cifN "a MasAin. la -
g,ther with the impuuN cm-ut-, sc.
Terms By virtue - certain writing r-nH -
all parties concerned. the terms OF salr in 49, ID 80
above described property are: one fhirl cash, Az
the balance AT six, twelve and eighteen month ii
which the notes " the purchaser. bearing fHtsest
NJ the rate Of eight pr cent. per annum frHa taa
day of salc, and secured iy deed 81 trust "a ih
property sold, viii bc talcn. deposit II fi ,,If
g. required 81 the purchaser AZ the time 81 Is 80
all convey anCing az the expense 20 pur.ts-.r III
terms Of safe are not complied with IN sessn itss
the Trustees reserve the right 60 re-.ll tn r-rv
n The risk aud cost 81 the Geisuting purcAsseT al ri
five days adv ~rti-.-ueI.t.
CHARLES c BvRR
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ROCKETS VEGETABLE COUGH sYREP.-
- Wanted, q case Of Mhoeping Cough that cannot
De cured by BOGERTS VEGETABLE COUGH
SYRtP." 1t Is also the best in use for Coughs,
Colds Hoarseness, Sore Throat Group and ali Bron,
chal Affections For sale by the principal Druggists
and wholesale by CHARLES STOTT X Co, and by
the proprietor, 1919 G st northwest noyI1- Nv
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JphS = s 8, nI NFsss }rru,,,--.
J. 7. C0LDM Salesman

"THE 1t re HASER HAVING FAILED TO
comply with the above terms, the prlpHrtB viii D.
tc-uli. in front Of the premises on FRIDAY. Apru
9Th. ISIS. AZ O'Clock p m, q; the risk aui cst 4
the deiauitipg purChaser. -
ENABLES q. BrRR. r.
JOHN q. HARkNESS, iiN-'
ap3-d J. L. GOLpM ELL, Sal4-nsa
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nUNCANsON BROS, Ancuoneers,
~ Southeast corner 9Th aud ID SIS, northwest
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E0R RENT-vBDDEAL BUILDINGS, oornea
ila s. TOO sHSEse 80 osz y &c. e. S
p - -. D. H114x1oos 49,. 1ooI 10.
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MEDICAL. dc.

NE Al BOSWORTH, Eieiropnth,c Physic,an,
y 921 ID street northwest rheumatism, Men,
ralgia, Dyspepsia, Paralysis, Consti patton, Liver
and Kidney affections, and nervous and chronic dis
eases. Also, all complaints incident to Fem ales per
nlaneBtIy cured by o new and reliable system of
Medical Electricity. Consultations free. app ON
nR. LEONs
II The we'll known and for many years the eIsest
established Specialist in Washin gton has removed
to No. 81 SARATOGA, CORNER ST PAUL STREET
BALTIMORE
Specially, Female Complaints Consultations
strictly confidential NATL imH
"SATIsFACTION CURES WITHOUT IN.
- TERNAL MEDICINE. 81 PER BOTTLE
Sold at Nairns, corner 9th and Pennsylvania ave
nue.; Coughlin's, Masonic Temple; Stott's Pennsyi-
yania avenue; Dooley 3, Capitol Hill, and at Dr.
Darbys Colonization Building, corner of az
street. marl5- I'm
hR. BCCKLER JONES has returned to Balti.
u more Old office, 33 N. Calvert street.
Female diseases . specially. Consultation con-
noentlal. sepl5 I'm"
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VVM WOLTER CO..
w FL kISTS -
BEDDING and GREENHOUSE PLANTS u
VEGETABLE PLANTS and SEEDS, 30 -
DUETS. WREATHS, CROSSES, &C., at very mod
crate prices.
Cabbage, Tomato and Egg Plants for sale
observation-disclosures fourth street, near Il, south
west, opposite United States Observatory apl3 DIV
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nR. ROBERTSON,

L AIS 10TH STREET, NEAR Pa AVE.
From long experience in both hospital and private
practice will guarantee cure in all Diseases Of the
Urinary organs, GonOrrh9a elect, Structure ST oh.
Gently contracted cured in to days. Syphilis in all
Its stages quickly cured, and the poison entirely
curry. spermatorrhea, brought on by excuses and
abuse In youth, causing loss OF memory and insanity
Gus frritability symptoms of consumption, indiges
ton palpitation of the heart pains in back dimness
&C., speedily cured by newly disc0yered remedies
1T; NJ, located Tor many years at 19 8. Eutaw st
baltimore, Md, has consented, after many solicita
lions By his Washington patrons, to open q perma-
nent once In that city. where he may be consulted
every wednesday and Saturday in each week, from 3
10 Up. m. mar9ly
The Morning herald., 1875-12-11
WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS..
su1LADELPHIA MARKETS,
Stock Market,

M hro,, PHILADELPHIA A. Dec. ~, 1875.
lol;days. az@1l4L1 lPhila & Read
The Morning herald., 1875-12-11
HENDlEs:4!

'N@yS' @llO RR, ,ex-div553}GM55L
HENDlA North Penn 52sl@s5s g,
'I'SS~sefo,, al20es IOC&ARR l(Nal0L
.Inly 1861 ". "a l225s ,ehigh Val 6z1saG2l
inlylSGS l29,S@12I NAV Stock5O0 50L
,l.ios III a il7X Tatawissa Rl9I@l9L
New IS ll7l1@ll7% do prefd. 43Ia4t
'yGs,newlo6 @lO6M v Central R 32h@S3
,'sorNJI@' m'siL Hestonville 295s@29a,
ANA RR 81 q 5lAl
The Morning herald., 1875-12-11
phi;adelDhia Trade Report.

Friday, Dec. TO- Cotton is steady with
|Nr inquiry from the spinners, Sale
lD bales middlings at l33l@13Mc, for yel-
~ and New Orleans.
fuk is nominal at $32 PEI ton for No.
&clcitrOn.
fre,iS-Clove.seed is in fair demand, and
i h very light Offering, holders are firm
heir views. Sales of Pennsylvania and
|mand by the crushers at $l.60. Timothy
Rlominal.
oilee is dull. and prices favor buyers.
les of 800 bags Rio at 1715@2O15c.; $50 bags
5uayra at l04taW19c., all gold. Sugar
sock is held too high to compete with
5hboring markets, and OuI refiners re
npelcl to seek their supplies from these
'Tcrs. We continue to quote at 81 SIC,
iarand refined Cuba. Refined sugars
FED at Il &c forcut Loaf; l05sc for powder
l." for crushed; lO%c for granulated;
I"Sr for A. MoiasSes-no change.
3Ur and meal-The flour market is
the poorer grades. $500 barrels were
!byjhc yarous city millers on terms
lhhcid. About 800 barrels changed
pds in lots to suit the local trade
;l:5i@4:75 extras at 6@G:25; Wis
in extra family; s6@6:75; Minnesota
DO. S1g7.25; Pennsylvania, OHIO, and
lana do. do. s7.50@8;5O fancy brands.
- as to quality. Rye Flour sells at
PEA.
orn Meal no sales,
an- -Wheat market firm. Sales of
huSn. Pennsylvania red at Sl:3S@l:4l
Western do at Sl.0Gal 81. Rye is
l!nal Corn is selling at 7la72119c for vel
Il for mixed; and 5Sa6Gc for new vel
oats are firmly held at 30a43 for mix
anu liaj2c for whi'e.
Alsky is firm and in demand; sales of
arrels Western irOn-bOund at $l:l6.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-11
Baltimore Produce Market.

P'TWoRE, Dec. lO.-Cotton quiet and
\; ;milAliny. l24c. SFlour quiet and
E--nnchanged. Wheat firm; No 2 Wes-
Ped, = p; Pennsylvania red, 81 3Sal 40;
[,and red, 81 2oal 45; do amber, 81 47a
P9.whita, 81 l5%l 45. Corn-Southern
western nomina'Iy tirmer, Southern
|, o'd loc; do, new 5jaGlc; Southern
nId nir; do new 51aG2c; Western mix
I, @aG " e; do new. CSC; Oats steady;
sEn, .oSa''5c: Western white, 42a45c:
t'n n mixed 39ailc. Rye firm, S3aSsc;
urn; good demand; Maryland and
y'vAnio }'2a2i. Provisions quiet.
new, $3.50. Bulk meats, loose nomi-
u.ner@, Sc; clear rib sides llallIc;
active, 8laall1lc, Bacon scarce anu
houlders lO4allc, clear rib side 1874
inns Inn ljl9al6. Lard steady and firm:
l]Ic;, refined lie. Butter firm and
GGooi g,Pdes scarce; Western extras,
lrstS 25a27c. Petroleum dull; crude,
& refined l2Mc Coffee flrmcr, not
E Ehlnher; Rio cargoes, l3%a2lc; job
&c; Whisl<ey very dull
The Morning herald., 1875-12-11
Philadelphia Produce Market.

'tsr - Market quiet. New York
a32c: Western extras, 30a3lc; do lists,
(; Rolls, Western extras, 2sa3Oc; do lists,
eese nominal. New York fancy, 13Ac.:
prime, 122t@ 1870. Western fine, l2%@
Is quiet, receipts increased Pennsyl-
New Jersey, and Delaware fresh,
Western do. 3l@3Oc.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-11
FINANCIAL.
WILMINGTON, Dec 10.

GOLD AND BOND QUOTATIONS.
pororted by Craig, Johnson & Co., Bank
and Brokers, Sixth and Market SITS.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
TILE FIRE RECORD.

LARGE CONFEDERATION n BROOKLYN.
TIE PrANPr JITrE MILLS DESTROYED - LOss
300 OOO-rHE SUPPOSED WORK or NCEN-
DIATIsu.
The Planet ,Tute Mills. at President and
Bondsts. South RraOkyn. destroyed by fire, of
supposed inccndiary origin about lllOp p m yesterday
The loss IL estimated at jO0OOO; nsared FOR only Sl>o
OGO distribated by the Safeguard Insurance company
among yrin. other companies the OF which could
not be ascertaned. Flames were nrst discovered by
watchman in the basement OF the building. which was
tbrrt;ory brick structure with French roof and ex
tensions covering a total area Oi about 2OON2OO iett
Tie building WAS erected 10 l5IO, by buchanan LYai
the proprletors OF the mills at a cost OF Tloo.OOO
The stock and machintry were Vahied AZ
100000. About 1000 ba.es OF Jut"' worth
500 per bale were received at the mills yesterday
Between 300 and 400 men, women. and children were
employed in the m. principally N tho manufacture OF
the body for door 0lcoths. Nr Lyall. of the pro-
pretors stated there had been no fire during the
day evening in the place where tho naincs were hrt
discovered and declared that he Lad good reason TO be-
leye that tie the work Of al incehdiAy He de-
clincd however, to disclose his REASONS
The alarm wcs Fire Headquarters by spccta!
trlegrapb rp extcu ding the mills. The remen
.touI,.d pro Iy but on their aTrla al tho DANES lad
.auod such great heat 'ay that general alarm was
oundcd and an the force Of the Fire Dc1rtmcn nj was im
nored TO prevent the spreading Of the Hames the burning
structure being surrounded hy other buildings The heat
soon became 50 intense that bremen compelled
10 abandon steam engine No. L. which was on Pres
dentist opposite the mills Foreman Doyle Of Engine
Company No. had Lis hands badly burned 10 tIy Ing u
recover the abandoned engine Public schoolhouse No
32 nearly opposite the fire. greatly endangered but
WAS saved mainly through the efOr;s OF Lew b. Faron,
Chairman OF its Local Committee.
Several building, and fences near the mills took Ere
nnd al midnight the adjacent brick mission chapel Of the
strongplace Bap't Church on fire Chief Engineer
Nevns and his assistant. worked assduou-y and fear
essy and several Of the hremen narrowly ESCAPED from
the iallsg wals with their lives. AT midnight it was
deencd probable that several OF the adjacent buildings
would DC badly d1IrngctL
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
TIiE VHE4T CGOP.
satisiaCtion,

REPORTS FROM 500 COUNTIrs OF TnE PROSPECTS
or WINTER wuEAT-ADoUT FIyE-EIGuIll5 OF
FUII, CROP KXFRCIED.
WASHINGTON, May 10.-During the past week.
the condition of Winter whoat i'll $50 counties mas e
,,orted to The Department of Agriculture Ab"nt 3oo
counties, Of the valleys OF the Missouri and ONO are
represon:nd which last year produced 20 OooOoo bushels
~ Winter wheat or CD per cent Of the product OF 'eVen
sta,es from Ohio to Kansas The average OF tho eon
on in these states is G per cent, indicating only i've
e;cbths OF q hIu crop If 10 improvement ocenrs. In
KrptucLy tho average is 80 per cent OHIO, 81; Mehi
a,an C2; Indiana. GO; Illinois 63; Missouri 3D. ana
KANSAS s7 though only .: counties in the latter State
nro rcpresou!e Tho condition "a better IN Pen anin
Na-y..ud ard Virginia. slough below an average
f.U wheat counties in NewYOrk make extremely unfa-
vorab,e rrturus Ta proportion to be planted IN other
crops averages IL per cent 10 tht "est' or i'-o''
scros in a broadtn Of 100000 acres seeded. TIC
,ary, At prorrinu II 81 pc: centin Missouri ana lnos
- IA Kans.s and Indiana, II III M!chlr'h aoa ono,
JO in Kentucky There Will De very h!tio tcliaA1ne
iu the Middle etatos excepting III Ncw-f0rG-
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
TBK COURT or CLAIMS

TIKI onion PACIFIC CASE AND OTHER IMPORTANT
CASES 10 BE DECIDED OK hoNDIY-JCDGE RICH
ARDsos TO MAKE A TOUR on Tux "DHLiS-ha'
John GoFoRrH ~ 10 SUCCEED Mr. HILL As FIRST
AssisrANT ATrORNEY-GENKRAI-
isr TELEGRAPH 10 Iss rsiBUNH.i
WAsuIsGrON, May 10.-Tbe Court OF Claims
~ nrob,ly decide Union Pacinc and a othor iui-
,rtsnt cases before il Monday neAi' when II viii
aoourp None OF the were decided to-day and the
time was mostly spent In consultation iomori"" W."
-, l., The .an,c way As Judge Richardson leaveson
w.,rdsv WIN his family fcr Erancsco whohce ho
,,,ec,. 10 make our Of the world u Is Important that
az The c,se. before tbe Court should be decided 'onor
row. 40 TINT tho opnions may be read 'h next Aioh"'y
Mr.. John Gofertb. Assistant Attor1"yteh'f"' m in
charge of tlso business before tho Com! OF CLi"e VIZ
OIL "a 4scc made yaeaut by the resignation VI nj Ii''
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS.
AMERICAN sEAMAN's FRIEND SOCIETY.

AMERICAN SEAMANS FRIEND SOCIETY.
yoITy-sTvrNTu A>SUAL MRrTiSG-MIssioNARY
ASp LITERARY LAsOES OF TnE ROME
Tho 41th annual meeting of the American
scamsns Friend Society held yesterday afternoon
IA chapel OF tho Sailors Home. Nc. 100 Cherry
a. Til meeting well attended by clergymcn and
others. Richard r. Buck. esq. President Of the Society
occupied the chair. lie announced that the annual
sermon would be preached IN two weeks by the Rev
Dr John Hail. The Rev. Samuel II. Hall. ID. D.. read the
annual report full abstract OF which given ga rHs
TRIBCss yesterday. After reading the report tie Rev.
Dr Hal made somo remarks the religious influence
Of the society. The key. John Spauiing d. d.. spoke
concerning the encouraging cuaidCtcr OF she report Ihe
sailor when educated and under TIT power Of religion
and referred IT, John Newton John Wilson, and Robert
Ualdane notable illustrations. The cosmopolitan
cbHcter q" the sailor fitted him for this OiCo ia pc
Culiar and superior degree.
CRpi. Duncan, TIC shipping Commissioner, aodit~s'u
the mecdn at lcngIn on the suaiy clco's o INC
law So by which tho sailor is prohibited toh IT.
cciving his entering inLo an chgaSFnicnt loi d"
intoyrgfoo The Rev. H. Looms. ID. H.. spoke of the
great missionary work progress under the OireeilOn vi
Inc ladies Of IrookNn who had b,CW Instrumental In
CLOSING 81 liquor saiOoUs during the past year reso-
ofogt would bc ma6o 70 hnG new Home that Will com
paTc with the recently erected IN Liverpool cdlutlc
ol accom- Olaug ~ least 800 bfaTeTS at lT0bibe
cost $4,000. I'll" Home - Vaincd NJ %75.vCO,
aud pr Hall Gc has been offered two subscriptions
OF $1,000 10 be paid active oreiTtion- 10
raise sur- ripiOus shall begin. IN effort VIII ne made
Il, commence the work buding IN 1875 the semi
centnuia erection ~ the prtSeut Oinr. Ouiceis
heing elected PrcsldcG., Capt Nathaniel Brees ths'
Vice President.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-11
Messrs. CmcKEnrSG & Sons have achieved

McSsrs. CuCKERING & Sons have achieved
a great triumph in the perfection attained in Their up
right planes. For years there has bcel strong ana
del-rootcd prejudice against this class OF iTtrumonfs
which nothing apparently could rrmovo Long-continuod
experiments at outlay Of eXpcnse on the
Part OF this progressive and perseverns house has AZ
last resulted in the much desired accomplishment, and
their upr -ht pianos In respect equal to t'
grand square. These instruments OF SURPRISING
excellence possessing. in the highest degree, sweetness
and brlliancy tone, dclIcacy Of touch magnificent
power, and perfect exsctness OF the entire scale The
improvements Introduced have entirely removed the nu
defects which have m.dn these Instruments 80
unpopular in the past and they now as solldy con-
struccd and as durable the grand or square. That
they will become very popular there can scarcely be
doubt their shape such will recommend them to
many who desire piano adapted to a small room.
To enable those whose means limited. but who de-
sire purchase frst-cass instrument, Chckerng q
Sons have adopted the nstamen plan by which people
OF moderate of their pianos without
being subjected pecuniary Inconvenience This feature
will be highly appreciated by the public and WILL indeed
be great accommodation to many The great Success
which has crowned the labors or this muchrespoctef
house Is Justly deserved The good wishes Of the musical
world will ALWAYS follow them, for to what name IL
under such deep aud lasting obligations as to that OF
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