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MISCELLANEOUS.


George J. Romalnes in Nineteenth Ccntury.l
Fist of all, tho mere word like many of
our other English words that signify aLstac-
tions, cOndenses much philosophy within it,
self For as creation" means u forming, "re-
creation" means forming anew; and as in
chronological derivation so IN actual truth re-
creation is nothing other than u renovation
of the vital energies; leisure time and appro-
pirate employment serve TO repair the organic
machinery which has boon impaired by tho
excess of work. The literal meaning of the
word is therefore instructive, rs showing that
what our forefathers saw in recreation was not
so much play, pastime or pleasantly as tho
restoration of enleebled powers of work. And
do not know that within tho limits of one
word they could have left us legacy OF
thought more true in itself OF moro solemn in
its admonitons.
Recreation Is, or ought to be, not pastima
entered upon for the sake of the pleasure which
IL affords, but an act of duty undertaken fol
the sake of the subsequent power which II
generates, aud the subsequent profit which IL
inures. Therefore, expanding the philoso'
ply which is thus condensed in our English
word, we may define recreation Us that which
with the least expenditure of time renders the
exhausted energies most fitted 10 resume
their work Such is my definition of recre.
alton; yet | know that many things ara
called by this name which cannot possibly
fall within this definition, and | doubt
whether nine persons out of ten ever dreamed
either of attaching such u meaning to the word
or of applying such a principal to the thing.
Nevertheless | know that in whatever de-
gree so-called recreation fails to be covered
by this definition, in that degree does il
fail, properly speaking, to be recreation at all.
1t may be amusement, fun, or even profitable
employment; but it is not that particular
thing which it is the object Of this paper to
consider Therefore, the definition which L
have laid down may be taken us n practical
test of recreation as genuine or spurious. If
recreation is of u kind that renders Il man less
fitted for work than would some other kind of
occupation, or if it consumes more time than
would some other kind of occupation which
would secure an equal amount OF recuperation,
then, in whatever degree this is SO, in that de-
gree must the quality of such recreation be
pronounced impure"
II was u new girl, who was stranger in
the town. The young lady Of tho house was
much yut out by her wanting to go to church
Sunday morning when sho wanted her aid in
dressing. II don't see what you are SO aux-
ious TO go to church every Sunday for" she
petulently observed last Sabbath. you dou't
know any fellow in Danbury. "-DdHbury Necs.
=, oNE, Of our most estimable citizens may DO
NNRl NN q Vl..s H..
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Baltimore Markets.

DALIlMOHE ND, oCIODer i,
Cotton dull. Middling l0Ac.
Flour firm and in holders favor. Howard street
and Western superine 81 30 5 co. do. extra S5 500
q 90; do family, Sc 256p7 90: City mills superfne,
81 506g5 co. do extra, s. 50@6 90; do. family Sc 500
$780, do Rio brands, 81 2bG97 so; Patapsco family,
IS 90.
Wheat-Southern higher and more active; West.
ern opened higher, but declnedNt the close easier.
Southern red, 81 al 80; do. amber 81 i06Dl 10; No
] Maryland, no bid No Western winter red, spot,
and October 81 3S; November, 81 36l4@l 36N; De-
cember 81 46dl 46lS.
Corn dull. Southern white, 55@D5Sc do yellow.
5S6G50c; Western mixed, spot october, November
and December, CSC for old, and SIC for new;
steamer no bid.
Oals higher and fairly active. Southern 4S@45c
Western white, 4l@l2lsc; do mixed, $4,000; Penn.
sylyania, 4l@i2l4c.
Rye quiet NJ 0O(a03c.
Hay finn. Prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland Sl5@ 10 per ton.
PiOvisions-Actvo for jubbng trade. Mess pork
Sll dO bulk meats loose shoulders no car loads
here clear rib Sides no car loads here; do packed
AZ and 6Ac; bacon shoulders, be; clear rib sides
SIC; hams, l0Gllc lard, 71c.
butter firm, Prime to choice Western packed
l0a2ac; luil, 10000.
Eggs ilrm aud active AT ola 2c,
Petroleum duh. Crude, nominal; refined, 7G7l3c
tCigc FIRM. RiOCargOcs, l5WlS4C.
Sugur strong and active. \ soft, 0I4@l0c.
Whisky firm at 81 IS.
Fleights 10 Liverpool per steamer steady. Cotton
b-l6@ll sd; flour, IS 3d. grain SL6G0d.
RcCeipls-flour 1850 bbs; wheat, IFS, 100 bu corn
Woo bu; oats. 400 bu; rye, 100 bu.
Shipmenis-Wheat, $4,000 bu corn 1880 on.
bales-Wheat, 9uj,3OO bu; corn 10000 bu,
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DIED.

DILLEY.-Suddenly, OH the Sist of October 1870
CARRIE H.. wife oil Thomas L. DIlley, of the Pension
Office.
Funeral ut 2 p M. Sunday tho I'd inst. from the
residence, No. 1919 Tenth street northwest fSiss,ss
reinvlted.
oKLo1z. ON the morning OF October 81 1871 ut
lO.Cb o. ni ADDkLLA TERESA daughter OF Charles l..
days.
The friends and relatives of the family are respect
illy invited to attend the funeral from her parents
residence III X street northwest, Saturday, No
vember ., at o'clock p m.
LEWIS.-At ll:3la H., October 81, SAMUEL LEWIS
in the sd year of his age.
Friends of the family are Invited to attend tho
funeral from Ills late resid nee, 81 IL street north
west, on Monday, November3 At $50 o'clock p. IN. .
REEp.-on the slst Of October; 1879 at 4l5 n M.
ANNA, beloved wife of William Reed In the 5Ith year
Of her age. after long and painful illness which she
bore with Christian iortitude.
Funei al from the Western Presbyterian Church on
SUNDAY. November 2 at2 p
RUFF.-On the morning of Friday, October 81, 1879,
GEORGE X. RUFF, in the Goth year OF his age.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral which will take place at his resi-
dence 7 seventh street southeast, OIL the list of No
vember, at O'Clock y. IN.
VENABLE-Thursday, October 80, 1870, at p. IN. b,
GEORGE w. VENABLE, in his Iith year
Funeral from No. bll Tenth street, between II and
southeast Saturday, November l, at o'clock p. IN.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend.
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GREAT
1873
1879
1879 GREAT 1879
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST,
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS,

,,,,, PENNsYLIyANlIA ROUTE, ,,,, ,,s,r
sPIHNbib' sdH si XhaA4A.d NfFi6ESf EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE EEEHsH hWNE e oa Depot cor
ner OF sixth and streets, IN foows
For Pitisburg and the West, 1880 a, m. daily, with
Pts Rs 10 G CINCINNATI st. a LOUIS s and Chicago
iC n 6daRIIy Ttb PS!ESs Ga5 e ShlsS1
For Canandsigua. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara talla
and the North at $40 u. M daily, except sunday
S an DAILY F54 %h dcs aaSs
For New York and the Eust, 1880 p, daily, except
tSched. limited tied Express s Of Pullman Paror Cara
$50 a. m. daily. except Sunday. ,.,r. o,,,o,,
at Jersey City with boats OF brooklyn Annex"
anordlng direct transfer TO Fulton street aYold-
Ing double ferriage and Journey across NOW horK
For Philadelphia, s.S5 IL m. and 1880 p. m. daily,
except sunday; $3.50, and lOl6 p m, daily. Lim
For Baltimore, d:2O ss5, $3.50 m. and 1890 4O so
PIT daily, except Sunday 1870 a. me- $50 7''o'
For Popes Creek Line GEO m. and 42o p. III. daily,
For Annapolis. Go a. M and 40 p m daily, except
ALRS9tXEbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL,
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Aie1andria g. 7;i5 o. TO- IL a. m, and li5, 8, 42o
g. o, z. and 1880 y. m. on Sunday. H. M. i;iS
For RichmGnd and the South $3.50 a. m. daily, and
5;2O y. N daily except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 0, 7l5, 5,
., 10. IL e NJ. and 3. 40, 8, %, 7, AID IL y. m.
On Sunday at and 10 q. IN. and y. IN,
Tickets. information sleeping aud parlor-cas 40
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northeast corner ofsiSth street and Pennsy'
len for the checking OF baggage 70 destinations from
L. i. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FDANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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TO take effect
SUNDAY, MAY IS, 1872, AZ ii20 A. ~

A. ". Leave Washington; -
bspas Sny StSps a. 9hp oes Ienre ds p
and Mount Winans Break iasi at Relay station.
stras5urg, winchester. Hagerston' Frederick
sco"tBAIfiMoBE XNp LAUREL EXPRESS.
ter, Haserstown' and Way stations. o.
s0oIN5W YORK. PHILADELPHTA: BOSTON,
New York and Philadelphia ,.,,.,. $3.50,
sS9T t24Is eRbGnAs9 G FadeSe a ASp
town. and Valley Branch Except sunday
Through car to Staunton, Pullman cars 10 Sln,
clnnati daily. Grafton to Sandusky dally. except
Saturday.
soO.-.ion Sunday only-Baltmore, Annapolis and
IO;OO-BALTIMoRE EXPIRES Stops at Bladens-
burg, College. Beltsvie, Laurel, Annapolis juno.
tion. Jessup's and Hanover.
IS0zzNEW YORK, PdILA DELPHIA, AND Bos-
ron EXPRESS, stops at Laurel.
a:ss-ha!i%SSs and a. Way sia!ISns anu why,
Eoo11 , "a z, BLADENsBuRGs AND LAu
ta5ItPointo d Rocks, Tiederck Hagersiown WIN;
Of Rocks and Way Stations only.
AS SqS %nE st %N
TiMoRE EXPRESS. Norfolk, except sunday
boat al Canton. Stops at Biadensburg and Laurel
es9-p9int Of Rocks and Way , stations
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Elcott City. via
si5.-tCiiicAGo, COLUMBUS, AND P1TTsBURe
EXPRESS. Sleeping car 10 Chicago, Pittaburs,
lo:i5-fNlsWp york, pHILA DELPHIA, AND BAL
TIMoRE EXPRESs. StSys az Biadensp 1 ga any
Laurel Sleeping GSr 10 New York. ana Spe'
iloO.fsT. LOUIS 81 AMI ciSNofNNATI EXPRESS.
tDaiiy. ;sunday only Other trains daily. except
Ali tfalns stop at Relay Station.
For further IL formation apply at the baltimore and
mud pa Ia orders
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FREE ADVERTISING.
M O 9 H q r CT VI


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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY MATTERS IN NEW YORK
And SAN FRANCISCO.
New York Money MARKET.

NEW YogK October 81, 1879.
Money was active and stringent Mt I973s per
cent, closing at 76o71S per diem.
Governments were weak and declined I59M.
State bonds were dull and nominal.
Exchange was weak at lS0@lS0M for long and
4S2&G4S2M for short sight.
Railroad bonds were strong and higher. New
Jersey Central consolidated Hssenicd rose to 1903,
New York Central frsts TO l2j Morris Il Essex
flrsts to 1875 Boston, Hartford Erie TO 1914 Mobile
d Ohio debentures to 90, Rome, Watertown y Og-
densburg irsls to 6Sl6, Chesapeake & Ohio firsts,
series j, TO 1914 Kansas Il Texas consolidated as
sentcd to S734 and do. seconds TO 10.
The stock market was strong and buoyanl ara
prices advanced 13@3le per cent, Pacific Mail the
coal and Granger shares, Erie and the southwest
orn stocks leading the upward movement, During
the afternoon there was reaction of nal per
cent, but this was mainly recovered in the final
dealings, and the quotations current at the close
were in many instances the highest of the year.
The total sales aggregated 3l3b00 shares, inClud-
Ing Erie 60SO0, Lake Shore 1890, Wabash 2l,d00
Northwestern % 800, st. Paul - 200 Delaware, Lack
awanna & Western 2ilOO, New Jersey Central
S,lOO, Delaware & Hudson 1900 Michigan Central
400, Union Pacific 400, Hannibal Il St. Joseph
300, Western Union $500, Pacific Mail 80 100, st.
Louis, Kansas City q Northern 1910, Kansas u
Texas, 1890, Iron Mountain, 7,4O0, Louisville &
Nashville, 1900, and st. Louis & San Francisco
1900.
M
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DISTRICT Courts.

SUPREME Court or THE Distinguishing justice
CAnTTEn AND JUSTICE JAMEs-Day vs. DAILY ar
gued aud submitted Roche VS. Moran; Judgment
below affirmed. Smith VS., Rainey; argued and
submitted. COlclazeT vs. Cowlingi argument in
progress Tho court will meet to-day In the Cir
cult court room TO hear motions.
CIRCUIT CouRT No. 2--JUsTIcE CoM-Cratty vs.
Carinordy; judgment below affirmed. Reidy Vs.
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CHARACTERIZATION. the SOth of October
1873, ut the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by tho
Rev. b. swallow, FRANK w. CLASCY OF santa Fc
y. NJ, TO CHARLOTTE j. CAwrHoRSE SWALLOW, Of
Washington, ID. e.
R1DER-WAuGH.-O Thursday evening, Octo-
Der 80 1879 at the residence of and by The pastor of
Memorial Church, Rev. ]. @. Butler, CHARLES J.,
RIDER TO EMMA A. WAUGH, both this city.
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RIVER AND CANAL NEVIS.
Washington River Front,

Sherin's wharl-Steamcr Mattano, Byles, lower
river landings, freight and passengers.
Great Falls Ice Cumpany's wharf-Schooner
Blavc, Bcccher, suffolk, Va, with lumber for L /.
Jackson.
RIley's wharE-Schoouer Santa Maria Dietz, Nor,
fplk, W. with lumber for Ayers ~ Belt.
maud and Senbourd COmpuny's wharf-Steamers
Lady of The Lake, rmyers, Norfolk, Va, and John
freight and passengers.
Inucl rmdtut Ice Conpaly's whNrl-SChoonor 4
X milford, Little, Georgetown, q, 10 load coal
nT Eastern ports,
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PROFGSslONAE.

nR. BOSWORrlI, 0lS L STREET y. W. Is THE
~ most sklnil ana the only scientific Medical
Electrician ever IN this ely. All nervous aud chronic
diseases positively cured Female diseases special
". Refers to Senators II w, Voorhees, lndhnai y,
j. Patterson, y. CT Samuel NOrmenL Washington. u.
g., and others. Consultation free competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant 10 attend TO aules
noltly
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DUNCANsON BROS. Ant


BY virtue ofa deed of trust, dated Mays, 1871 duly
recorded IN iber ylu OliO 80 ct eI. of the Land rec.
Ords OF the District Of Columbia, and ut the request of
the party secured thereby, shall sell At public rue
ton, in front OF the premises, on I'll URSDAN. The
sixth day of November, A. ID. 1879, Mt o'clock p. mr.
the following described property n The city OF wash
ingtOn, u. g.. viz: All that certain lot piece OF
ground known ms part oflot four az, In square num-
bertd sixty (C0 beginning Tor The sane NJ tile north,
east corner of said lot four and running thence west
along lie south side OF II street twenty-five feet,
thence iouth siAty-sUvcn feet and threcq artcrs OF
an inch thence east twenty-five feet 10 thu csRt line
said lot, thence north slNtyscven feet and threequar
tiers OF IN inch to the place orbesinninG
Terms will be made X own ut Time Of sale.
o,.2-25-s-no.-5 t. \. MCINTYRE, Trustee.
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The Belle Isle Mining Company declares a dyi-
dend of seyenty.hve cents per Share. The
Sierra Nevada Mining Company leyies IN assess
ment of 81 per share The Segregated Becher Mining
Company leVlea an assessment OF s3 per share, the
first since April 1870 The mine has been practically
closed Tor a long time.
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THE GENERAL MARKETS.
Georgetown Grain Market.

Offerings on Change yesterday were 400 bushels
wheat, with sales of $50 bushels.
Arrived-Boat Farmers Friend with 5000 bush.
els wheat, 1900 bushels corn and 80 barrels ear
corn; boat Caledonia, with 500 bushels and 500
bushels wheat,
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JOHN BULL, Attorney for owner,
oc2s-td Room ~, Corcoran Building.
GALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL Is
y TATE, NO. 3li EAST CAPITOL ST. N. E.

BY virtue of Il decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, passed September 20, 1873. in
equity cause No 6l, document Is, and confirmed IN
general term October TO- 1870, VIII offer Tor sale ut
public auction, Ia front of the premises ON MON
DAY, November 3, atI O'Clock D. the following
described premises. Wiz All Of those certain pieces
OF ground. with the improvements thereon, laid
down the ground plat of the District of Columbia
the Western part of original lot eleven, and the
eastern part OF original lot ten, In square number
seven hundred and eighty.seven. beginning thirty
four feet and three Inch west of the southeast cor
ner of said lot eleven; thence west twenty-five feet;
thence south one hundred and ten feet, 10 thirty:
foot alley thence along the lines and angles OF said
alley to point thrtyfour feet ana three Inches west
OF the southeast corner Of said 10. eleven; thence
north one hundred and twenty-eght feet TO the place
of beginning; improved by new three-Siory brick
dwelling.
Terms of sale-One-tlird OF the purchase money 10
be paid IN cash the day o. sale five days there
amer hundred dollars of which shall be paid as II
deposit on the day of sale md the balance In three
equal nstallmons OF six twelve and eighteen months
from the day OF sale, for which the purchaser shall
deliver to said trustee his promlssoy notes dated on
the day OF sale, and 10 bear Interest at the rate Of
per cent. per annun. All conyeyancing ut the cost
Of the purchaser The property Will be sold subject
TO deed OF trust OF $3.50, bearing interest nj the rsle
Of 10 per cent. per annnm, al Of which viii more
cause. BEl.NA \, LOCK WOOD, Irle tee,
Gu l. street, Washington u. @
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers. oC2t-i0t
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Y T.CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctlonccr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF a DESIkAB BILE THREE
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
NO. i22i NEW YORK AVENUE.

by virtue of deed Of trust, dated August IL, A. D.
1876 duly recorded in liber No $50 folio lo2, one Of
Tie land o. 9 Sn s DIc of cSSS Sna a.
scs w on SCI %Ebgg Hs6f en- Of
ground situate IL tie city OF &ashing,on, D, g,
OF Kely's subdivision OF parts OF lots sis to) and
seven ~, in square numbered two hundred and
80, nee from all eneumbrances. -.
Terms Sash aa ah az balance oer m Sne
per ann9n. secured by deed Of trust on the pton,
deposit required At the time OF sale, and ali convey.
nncng and recording at purchasers cost. Terms TO
IS re.ryS the s aH to resell the property At the
risk and COS toithe denqI! N Pq ERi
ocgsooad. Nathaniel cc11R6Ssi, Trustees,
DYLEIGI BROS. & PHELPS, Real Estate Agts.
ID aud General Auc'ionoe's No III Main street.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Pursuant To two deeds OF trust executed by the Dis
s aW S s i6t SH y Of fcBunrS 100 TSspecvs
~, TO secure the payment OF ihc bonds issued by ho
TloNEp, Y;ALtA ABLE PROPERTY on on ,hc ION Day
auction house Of Leigh Bros & Phelps, in tie city of
VIM, n. q ELLIS, lIus'eu''
ocIO.3m Auctionecrs.
TINTED STATES MARsnALs SALE.
By virtue of a wit Of Ncrl scins Issued ont of the
clerks Office Of the supreme Court OF the District 0i
Columbia ana ia directed, will sell ntpublicsale,
for cash, NJ the courthouse door Ut sad Dislrlc on
THURSDAY. the Gth DAY of November, ls7O, NJ "
o'clock M al the right title. claim, aud the interest
OF ihc cfndnnts M aud to the following described
~ operty. to wit: Lots Nos T. and ~ In Hammond ~
Gs "a9 t ey Of % nsS q HESH said rs s N
together with all uld singular the improvements
mothers to SATISFY execution No i7ls at law IN
"'N' FRED'K DOUGLASS,
u. s. Marshall, d..
JOHN SHERMAN. Auctioneer. ocl7dts
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L4lTsIOGRAPHEGNG.

GTEAAI LITHOGRAPlllNG ESTABLISHMENT.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a SPECIALITY
No ibS Pennsylvania avenue
wsN.iys NORRIS PETERS, Proprietor
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GTEAMER MATIANO Captain
- William II. Bylesl on and gicr zJfI779gsSs~.
April 20, leaves wharf foot vi sixth
nnd n streets every tuesday, Thurs SAA.srsef-stsT
day aud Sunday ut q. M, Tor The Potomac RIVER
landings, on Sundays for MsttoN Crss., Colton's,
aud landings In ~, Clements Hay on Thursdays for
MRttoN Crock and landings IN Nicutnico River ON
Tuesdays Tor Culton's and landings In Numini Greek
Returning on Monday Wednesday and Friday morn
ingS, making Intermediate landings Also chapel
Point on Wednesday, Comiug up.
For further Information inquire at Offices OF q, /.
SHERIFF., No, US and ma Pennsylvania avenue, or
ut office foot of Sixth amt streets southwest
mN2tu q H. JONES, Agent
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RESTORATION OF HEARING,
From the high Endorsements with which Dr. Won
MoschzlSker came here | was duccd 10 place my
self under hs ere for case OF chiarrhn ieane =
which gave me- "a great deal of uneusness. His treat
meut proved n Ieriect success, | consider him u
physician Of great SKIN and Judgment think Il but
lust tribute to him TO make II known TO all who
need hts medic services that have the utmost
confidence IN his professional abilities, Call on him
at Glg Nineteenth street. .
IHOS. BONNEVILLE
National Brass Works.
WASHINGTON October is, 1879
senator d. W, Voorhees,.
thank you very sincerely tor tho relief received
from Our treatment my hearing, which has been
seriously impaired, the result OF AN excessively Sc
we're cold. u. W. VOORHEES,.
iSon Of GOV Bishop, OF Ohio
Dr Won MusChElSker operated very successfully
Oh my eycA aud restored my sight. go -
W. S. BISHOP.
Gen, Kilburu, u. $. A,
Under Dr. Won MoschzlsheT's treatment recovered
nv hearing. G. l., klLBukN.
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ONE Of our most estimabe citizens may DO
thankful for the Introduction of Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup, for its timely use has saved his life
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To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
We, the undersigned citizens of Philadelphia, take
pleasure In cerify ing that DIR. Il. AVON MOSCIIZIS
X ISR has been resident Of our city for some years
during which he has acquired distinguished reputa-
ton as p acItoner In diseases OF the Eye Ear and
Throat lie has also during some time past, been
Professor and clinical Operator In one of our Medical
Institutions We recommend him 10 the cordial sup
port OF The Press aud The confidence OF the commun
lies he may SEE tit to visit.
NJ Mon ICHAEL, Mayor ofthe City.
EW DAVIS Speaker House Rep, Pa
JNO W FORNEN, Editor Press.
CHAS MCCLINTOCk. Morning Post.
PC ELMAKER, L Marshal,
] W GRAYSON, Mercury,
A H. WEIGH.
HON A w MCCLURE
WARRINGTON Evening Telegraph
EEL FlGArhERSTONE, Evening Bulletin
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rINHos. j. FISHER & CO.. Auctoneers,
l. i223 L street northwest.
Extensive Sale OF Valuable Build-
ing Lots in Square lI5. situ-
residence OF the British EN-
bnsSy.

On WEDNESDAY afternoon, November IL, at 4
O'Clock, on the premises, we shall sell number OF
choice Building Lots fronting respectively on Nine
teenth, Twentieth and streets, New Hampshire
avenue, Sunderland Place and p.slreet Circle, being
portions OF square No 49, unsold ut the sale of las
April.
The superior character of the improvements now
IN process OF completion on lots heretofore sold IN
this square, together with the number OF elegant
residences going up ia the immediate vicinity, rem
ders this an unusually attractive sale.
Title perfect An abstract OF same by NJ. Ashford
esq, may be seen application.
Terms one third cash, the remainder IN six and
twelve months with interest at seven per cent pay
able semi-anntay; deferred payments secured by
deed OF trust ON property sold. -
deposi, OF so will be required each lot sold ut
time OF SALE
JOHN BULL, Attorney for owner,
oc2s-td Room ~, Corcoran Building.