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EuTCH, FOX & BROWN, Real Estate Brokers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF CONNECTICUT AVE AND l. 81
by virtue OF Il deed OF trust, dated June II, A D.
1873 aud duly recorded In liber To- oIo 20 OF
tho Land Records for the District Of Columbia, Will
sell ut pubic auction In front Of the premises,
FRI AY, February u, A. u. 1880 at o'clock y. m,
the following described real estate situate IN the city
Harris & Granmars sub division Of square mum:
berrd hundred and sixty-four (i6l). recorded
IN the Office of the Surveyor or the District of Column
bia in liber b. folio lO together with the improve
ments thereon, being premises No. 1913 Connecticut
avenue, now occupied by the French Minister.
Terms cash. a deposit OF el 900 will be required NJ
time OF sale. All conveyanclng at purchasers cost.
Ifterms of sale not compiled with In five days the
trustee the right to resell ut risk and cost of
defauItng purchaser, after five days advertisement.
- RICHARD WALLACH,
1T COLDWELL, Trustee
Amclnnner. fnhlL.l&na
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EITcH FOX BROWN, Real Estate Brokers.

BY virtue of a deed of trust dated March 25 A. D.
1874 and duly recorded In liber No 7sj folio 27 ct
seq, one oftho Land Records for the District OF Co
lumbin, and Ut the request OF the holder OF the note
secured thereby, will sell at public auction in front
OF the premises. on FRIDAY, the .7h day OF Feb
ruary, A. d. lssl at oeock p m, the following de-
trct Of Columbia towt: Part of lot eight s) In sub
division of square one hundred and sixty.Our llGi),
recorded In liber H. d. e. folio 80 of the records
of the surveyors Office OF the District of Columbia,
and contained within the following metes and bounds:
Beginning for the same at the northwest corner of
said square ana running thence southrasGry % 9ll00
ieeG thence nOrtheasterly right angle to Connect
cut avenue ISls feet; thence norhwesterly parallel
with said avenue feet; thence northeaserly feet;
thence norheaslery at greater angle feci thence
southcasery feet; thence southeaslerly at greater
angle 6SOO feet thence northcrly Gl Oj0O feet to the
line Of street north, and thence westerly Win the
line of said street ~ G7lO0 feet to the place of begin
ning together with the improvements thereon being
premises No. lO26 Connecticut avenue, subject TO n
prior deed of trust for $4,000, dated June H. a. ID.
iS7a.
TeTms-The Indebtedness secured by said decd of
trust aud expenses of sale cash, and balance in
twelve and eighteen mo- tbs for which the notes of
the purchaser, with interest at per cent per Ennm
from date OF sale AMI secured by decd of trust prop
erty sold shall be taken. deposit of 500 VIII be re-
qured ut time fsae. All conveynncingu purchasers
cost.
MOSES KELLY, Trustee.
J. 7. CoLDwELL. Auctloneer. icGF&Wts
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.

NEATLY furnished communicating rooms (three),
IN second door; delightful location for summer;
ea tern exposure: two large rooms for t1 three for
Third at
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feiO.2taw.ls
IoIiN SHERMAN & CO., Ilcal Estate A Auctioncerg
~ st. Cloud Building

TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE SITUATED ON X STREET. BElW EEN
TNYENTY-FIltsr AND TWENTY. SECOND
STREETS NORTHWEST.
by virtue of deed of trust duly recorded In liber
No. $50, folio 81, one OF the Land Records OF the
irct of Columbia and ut the written request OF the
holder of the promss note secured thereby, |, US
the surviving trustee Will sell Ut public auction. In
front OF the premises, on MONDAY the I'D day
of February, A. d. 1880 Mt ijD o'clock H. M, the fol
lowlngdescrlbed real estate u-wit Being the eastern
part Of lot numbered six (G), IN square seventyhrGe
(I3l the said eastern part OF said lot having front OF
eighteen (S) feet and ten (0l inches ON The line of
north street, and running back with the same width
to the northern or rear line ofSad lot,
Terms rSale-One-hulf cash and tile balance In two
equal payments at three aud six months, with per
cent interest from day Of SALE for which purchaser
shall give promissory notes, secured by II d cd OF
trust OH property, or all the purchase money he
paid cash Mt option of tile purchaser. All convey
nncing Mt cost OF purchaser II terms sale ba not
compiled with within ten days from day of sale the
trustee the right TO resell the property at the
cost and risk OF the dcnulting purchaser after ii e
days advertisement.
JAMES q. NAYLOR, JR..
Surviving Trustee.
WILLIAM NJ. SMITH, Salesman. feg-d& Is
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shnkesrenre,s Wlsdom.

Shakespeare, wisest of men, over 200 years
ago detailed almost every experience of the
human heart and almost every phase Of hu.
man life, and in one place he even seems to
hnve prophesied that remedy of remedies, tho
Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure.
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OVER 100000 bottles Of Or. Bulls Cough
Syrup are sold every season, and thousands Ul
persons saved from an untmcly grave. The
price is % cents
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nR. BoSwoRTI 0lS Il sTREET n. w, is THE
~ most skillrul and the only scientific Medical
Electrician Ia this city. All nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured. Female diseases special
ty. Refers to Senators ID. w. Voorhees, Indiana; j.
j. Patterson, 4. C.; Samuel Norment, Washington D.
C.. and others. Consultation free A competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant 10 attend 10 ladioy
upIl 10
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rApITAL pnIzF. saO 90.

Ilb5I TTILVs hnonNIINE ETIUlFW
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points, to whom nbeTRl cOmpensAtiOnwlllb be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, Tor further lniOr-
mation, or send orders by expires or mail addressed
only 10 NJ. A, DAUPHIN,
New Orleans. louisiana
or same person at No. 3lo Broadway. New York
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
The supervision and mHnngcment OF GENERALS q,
Il. BlGAUREGARD and JuBAL a. EARLY.
N B,-lhls Company has NO AGENTS In the
BRITISH POSSESSIONS, and all persons pretend
ing o be SO and soliciting orders by circulars or
otherwise are SWlNDLENS, febll
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DIED.

CHlLDS Al s.ij O'Clock, on Tuesday evening. Tho
l7th instant MAKuAREr 4, Gums. vile Of NUlhUuigl
Childg, OF this city, aged ~ yrats,
The funeral VIII take place from Foundry NJ T..
church ut p M ON Thursday, the 18th Inst. Friends
are Invited 20 "a lvld.
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DIstrICi NOIIl.Is.

CIRCUIT COURT No. l-JusrIcE MAcARrHuR.-
EilZmorrIs VS.. HenderSon; judgment confessed
FlCshcr ~ Bro VS. Hazel; submitted to court Grant
vs. Mclaughlin; proceedings quashcd. Dunn vs.
Dcrringer ct al: verdict for plaintiff; Pfeiher VS.
LocllieE procedures quoSheI Kelly VS., Courtney;
plaintiff called and Snit dismissed, Hewitt VS..
FloecEcr; Judgment confessed, Miller VS. Miller:
appeal dismissed. Carson VS., Pope; plaintiff called
and suit dismissed. Burber Il Co. Us. NOerr; iudg.
ment for plaintiff one cent and costs. Barber ,G
Go. vs. NOcrr; Judgment for plaintiff for amount
claimed Bush VS.; MelAughlini plnintlrcaled ana
suit dismissed. Xcller at al vs.. West; verdict for
defendants. Mcdonald vs.. Cooper plaintiff called
and suit dismissed DOhorty VS. Hogan; verdict for
pninhh Bell VS., Oppenheimcl plaintiff called
aud suit dismissed. smith vs.. Pepper judgment
below affirmed.
CmCuT COURT, No. l-JusrcE WyLIE.- strongvs,
District of Columbia; argument for plaintiff by Gem
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-JusTIcE Cox-Price vs.
feaiy ct n nOlle pros. Draper VS.. Alexander
verdict for defendant. Wood 4 Co. VS., Grahamlc
nell VS., Follansbeei Judgment confessed. schafler
W., Pielilor: Judgment By confession.
DISTRICT CouRr-CInEr.JusrIC CARTIER "A
NUM- or OF cases were considered and nnIties mn
pcaring and expressing their intention TO prose
cute, they were passed,
EQUITY CouRr-JrsTICE JANIS Phelps vs. Me-
Donald White; defendants declared in contempt
Calf vs. Gleasom; John a. Baker admitted party
complainant AdamsOn vs., AdamSon; sale finally
ratified. Townsend VS., Townsend; second refer
bOthNm; sale ordered. Cohen VS.. IausbuTg; argued
aud submitted; In re German.AmeTican Bank;
receiver authorized 10 sell real estate.
ASSIGNMENTS PoR 10 DAY.
CIRCUIT COURT 2-JUsTlcE Cox.-No 10, Arm.
strong VS. Williams; PIG, Kraft VS.. Langdon; 98S
Makcly vs. Cottrcll Brothers; 2G2. Dickson q King
VS. Kllboum; 2S) Travis y Co. W.. Thorn ct aI; Bog,
Kenbcc Ice Co. VS.. Inland IL SGOboard Coasting O:
800 Davis VS.. Central National Bank; 32l Shep.
herd w. Tucker $40, Pumphrcy vs. Baltimore d
Potomac Railroad Company 3i4, Citizens National
Bank vs. Young; 354, Hoover VS., Davis; 35S TIues-
dell, executor, VS., Milburn; 3G0 MclntTe trustee
vs. Hume 1852, Codyys, sGhaieT 364, Duvpll, trustee,
vs. Sibley OF al; SGG, Washington Market Company
vs. Worthen Bros; 372, United States vs. Brown
ct ali 574, United States VS. Sweet etal; 8s6 CrCswe
ct al, commissioners, vs. Sherman ct all 1888, Need,
ham VS.. Baltimore a Potomac Railroad Company;
a0i, Wilson & Fennimores VS.. Mahoney; 406 Isaacs
vs. White, administrator 40S, Van Riswlck Va.
Sheriff. 4l0, ster VS.. Cans; 4l2 Kendall vs.. Terry.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-JUsTIcE MAcARTHVR,--
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PROFESSIONAL.

FOO ! SURGERY, CORNS, &c.
DIR. WHITES ninoteenth consecutive year ofprac-
tiCO In Washington, u. G. His establishment, l4l6
P0nnsylvnnia avenue, opposite Wizards Hotel. Is
palrorzed by eminent physicians su geons aud thou
sands OF other well known pefsOnngea, for relief from
and avoidance OF COrnS, BuniOns, Diseased Nails
Chilbains Vase u'ar ExCrescenCes ana other all
ments OF the feet.
Ofce fee, 81 per visit.
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ENYERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
~ Al REASONAbLE RATES,
AT THE REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
1905 street noTthweAL
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
INLAND AND sEABoARD CoAsTING COM.
Il PANY.
FOR NORFOLR, FORTH FSS MONROE,
md THE SOUTH.
FALL AND wINTEn ARRANGEMEN

Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE zfrzses
will leave Washington on MON, kSEuiEsNSzhhaf~
DAYS WEDNESDAYS aud FRI sataa4AZf&
DAYS ats p M, stopping NJ Pincy Polnt anu Point
Lookout, connecting with steamers TO Boston, New
York and Richmond, and railroad lines South.
Leave Noriolk TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS at4 =. N.
Firsi.Cas ihre.... 81 90 Round trip, ,..... SO 90
secuud'Class nle e.,,,,SL54 Round Ilp,y,.,...l2 W
The steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON has been with
drawn for repairs and the JANE MOSEt EY has
been substituted TO take her nips aud her cAys uut
Otherwise ordered a
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and Il. q. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier Al East RIVER, New YORK. ey-
cry Saturday, ~ D. m; Georgetown Friday morn
iuF aud Alexandria same dRy
Freight tnken at lowest rates Apply Rt ONCE under
National Metropolitan hank Fifteenth slIcvt,u unice
OF agent foot Of Sixth street WnGhngtun. and o. Wa
ter street. Georgetown sAM'L BACON,
se2i President,
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rKAVELERs, GUIDE.
.ALTlMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The Great DOube-Trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
to tile
NORTH, NoRTHwESr, WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST
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SAN Francisco. February 49, 1850
The following are The Official closing IuulaiiOns OF
lining stocks tO.duy:
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Rold .,... ...,...... .............. - so05Ii los
Juriehcy.. Gs6i G2g
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E1N THIRTEENTH ST w.-Two hand
- ~ sOmely-iurnshed suites of rooms; all mod
ern improvements; first aud second floor bath on
each floor; terms moderate fels-lmo
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FOR sALE-MlsCELLANEOUs

Tor sALE-rhe furniture in four rooms nicely
H. Ornshed for light housekeeping the rooms can
De Ienled reasOnnblY. AnpY an 6ll 30 W. lell.llL
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WANTED-HELP.

A RESPECTABLE white girl to cook WASH and
~ iron, for family of three wiling to 20 a short
listance In the country on d o II II. No 1875 Thir
eonth stnw fe0
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TTHREE communicating rooms, together or glngly
Il second floor No Sll I st NV fell
TWO wel-itiruished communicating rooms, on sec
l. ond floor, In n private family terms, 81 per
month; also Two rooms on third floor. No 7l2 lGlev-
enth ST W. febl6
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THR OONRTR.


Yesterday, Cox agt. Mcpherson; argument re.
sumed. Washington Market Co. ags District
OF columbia; opinion by Chief JusIlce Cartier
market company TO be taxed just as private
Carolina bar, admitted to practice. Tae appI-
cation OF Charles j. Hayes for admission TO the
bar was referred to committee.
EQUITY CoURT-JttdJe Coz.
. Yesterday, Jones agt. Jones; payment OF so.
lcitor's fee ordered. Munro agt. Munro; guar
proof ordered taken. DuHamel agt. DuHamel
trustee substituted. NeSmith agt. Goodal.: re-
celver 10 collect fund through Court OF Claims
anu substitution of personal representative
1eIunction dissolved as to Richie. Walker ayr.
alker; counsel fees ordered paid. Gunton agt.
ZantZinser; trustee substituted. Oidb3rg agt,
fientlsS; decree quoting title. ETC., passed.
notes and conveyance ordered. Phillips agt.
carney; hearing commenced.
POLICE CoURT--JuGge .SaRu.
To-Day, Harry Donaldson, charged With
maintaining Il nuisance; $. Jas. Henderson.
carrying pistol; $50 or 90 days. Lizzie Short,
mouse. Henry Collins and ChaS Legans pro-
fanity; 50 or days each. ChaS La-ans,
charged With carrying razor; $50 or 30 days In
'he nGrkhouSe. WIZ. johnson and George Lee.
EagraEcy bonds or go days each In the work
house. Kate Goslin, do; bonds or 80 days.
Joseph Kelly, loud and boisterouS: $40 or 80
days; appeal noted. John I'll. McVuy. 40 IS or
10 days. Margaret Murphy, vagrancy; DO IDS or
10 Gays. George s. Harrison. ARRAY; pleaded
guilty and was fined s.. Edward Nolan lar
ceny CT IS from Geo. Hawkins; restitution Or
dered and in default Is days 10 jail. Washing
ton Addison. assault On Alice johnson; $40 or 80
days. Geo. Mansfield, larceny OF pocket book
containing 20 cents from Annie Jones; 60 days
10 jail Annie Smith, larceny of dress from
haLe Jones; Gu days 10 jail and rest tuition, and
10 q fault or restitution; 80 days additional
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Democratic Meetings.

TIE YOUNG MEMS HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CLUB.
The Young Mems Hancock and English Cub
met at Association Hall last nlght-Mr Camp
bell Darlington presiding, and Mr.. ChaS Moore
secretary pro tenn. The special committee on
subscriptions (Messrs- Wilson, McBiair and
Belly made report that up to this time 1924
had been subscribed. There were 30 subscribers
out OF the 136 members Of the club The com
mittee was increased by adding thereto Messrs.
IL. II. Barker c. +. Rowe and q. III. THOMPSON
Mr.. Rowe presented the resolutions adopted at
the conference On Thursday night last looking
to The organization OF new central committed
ard explained that It was not proposed TO an
tagonlze the present committee. Mr. ". II.
Babcock said he did not see but that 1t would
aniaeon1ze the existing central committee. He
counselled continued harmony 10 the few re-
naming days of the campaign. Mr.. Rowe said
That the proposed committee was simply to take
charge OF any demonstrations CT the clubs. Mr..
g. Ii. Thompson took the same view OF It.
Mr. j. b. Wilson claimed that the resolution
would produce unity and not discord. Mr. CIR
McB.alr asked what was the wisdom Of having
another ormittee? IA voice-We want req.
resentation.l Mr.. Babcocl defended the exist
log central committee. DR.. Allen said that the
clubs ought TO have representation. After
further debate. Mr. Sloan said he now favored
the representation OF the clubs 10 central
b0dy. and he moved that the resolution be
amended so as to read ito be known as a CEN
tral committee of the democratic org anfzatlons"
resolution having heen adopted, MesSrs. j. B.
wilson, c. +. Rowe and G. II. Thompson we're
elected.
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
mel at 10Th and Pennsylvania avenue last night
alG received communication from the Han
cock club or South Washington condemnins the
seton or the conference at Shea'S hall and
htfrg that they had Withdrawn their dele
sa'es, and the committee On elections recon-
nlended that the returns be received at the
headquarters Of The committee aud exhibited on
transparency. The report was adopted.
TIE FIRST WARD HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CLUB
met last night at f.ucaS Hail yjco urpsd,pt
Mccartney In the cnair. and J. Il. O'Brlen, sec
rotary and accepted an invitation from the
Hancock and English club, OF Langley, Va to
participate in the dedication OF a pole az that
place. October II.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE COAL TRADE-Thlrty- boats left
Cumberland Monday with 3,SI9.11 tons OF c0al
as follows: - For Georgetown. Consolidation
Co, 7S3.ol tons: Maryland Co.. SOP 07 toas;
Borden Co., 5Sl.14 tons; New Central Co.,
Blaen Avon Co., HIP tons; Piedmont Co.
lois tons. For Alexandria: American Co,
5I5 Il tons.
THE GRAIN TRADE.-ArrivalS-Boa NJ. C..
Boyer with 2.500 bushels OF wheat Boat Med
ley with 5, 100 bushels of wheat aud 400 bushels
OF corn.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures OF change
bushels at prices ranging from 105 TO 1l5T.
AN OPIUM EATER.-Jane Williams, white
woman about IS years Of age a confirmed
opium cater, was sent 70 the hospital TO day.
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play is especially pleasing. Much credit is due
&c Mt. Smith, Of the Botanical garden, for MS
excellent taste in arranging this attractive
feature OF the fair.
chester county, Pa. has contributed a fue
display OF hogs; anfmnease boar Weighing ToJ
pounds among the number.
Z Machinery ball today binder and relp-
ing machine. operated by steam was In mo5ioa
W. Il. Moses has an attractive space n the
Main hail. displaying rich and elegant furniture,
lambreguDs and carpets.
The display OF hard ware by S. r. Cuttings s
Co, Is one OF the attractive features Of the
Main building.
A magnificent flag made a present By Mrs.
Gait to the association floats gracefully from the
min exhibition hnildinn
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condensed Locals.

STREET lamps will be lighted at 6pm. AMI ex-
tiDgulshed at $40 am.
Some negro rough5 last night went into Pat
rick LeonaTd'S store, corner ISt and streets
southwest, and raised fight. in which the pro-
prietor vas knocked down and his face was
badly cut with a razor.
lea Winters, who lives at the corner OF Union
ard streets southwest, attempted 10 com nit
suicide yesterday by cutting her throat with a
razor. Drs- Leach and Crook were called In
and rendered surgical aid. The wound is dan
gerous.
The regular seml-annual meeting OF the
Washington PTeSbytery convened last night at
Vienna Fairfax county. Va The opening ser
mon was delivered by the Rev. T. J. Grimka
pastor OF the 18th street colored church, Of this
city. as retiring moderator
To-day. Messrs- Edwards 40, Barnard, fCr
Jackson & Co.. filed crettd6 bill against
Julianna W. Gales 10 settle ths estate OF Sarah
and Sarah j. VI. sales, and to sell the estate
called lexington.
Last night number OF persons went to Lin
coin Hall 10 attend grand concert by the Ma
Tlne Band for the benefit OF the American Mis-
si0nary Association. but the ticket holders
found that they had been sold. 1t was stated
that they purchased the tickets from a coIored
m
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DEATH SENTENCE.-Joseph Abbott was con-
vlcted OF murder at E!mira n. Y. YESTERDAY,
and sentenced to be hanged November 10,
Apnott was an Inmate OF the Elmira Reform
atory, and killed a felloW-convict AIMED George
Reed, of New York city, on the 10th of April
last, by crushing in his skull with a heavy iron
bar While both were working in the hollow.
ware room. The murder grew out OF a Quarrel
over some work. The condemned was SEM to
the reformatory from Oneida ccVnty for rob-
bing fellow hop picker.
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LinOieum Floor Cloth,

This extraordinary floor covering is made of
the most lasting mater1alS-manly cork and
solidi1ied Oil. 1t has been before the public for
several years. and has successfully stood tests
such as no Oil cloth Or carpet could undergo. 1t
Is unhesitatingly recommended as the hand
covering before the public, and Is equally suit.
able for the dining room, Offices, Stores etc. ia
fact, almost every place where an article OF this
Kid Is needed. Every square yard Of the cloth
has ''LINoLEUa" printed on the back; none other
is genuine. All carpet dealers keep it.
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THE BATTLE OF KINGS MoUNTA1N.-PreIirn.
mary ceremonies took place yesterday OF the
centennial anniversary of The revolution III
battle OF Kings Mountain, NC, on twenty-five
people participating. Speeches were made hy
Hon. Daniel G. FOwle, NC; Gov. Jeter. SC:
Rev. ID. E. Butler Ga: Judge Nixon Van Dyke,
Tenn: Gen. w. T. Williams, Ark, and L. n.
McMiu, Miss. To day the battle will be Illus
trated by militia forces, directed by Gen. Hunt,
OF the Us. army.
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MOTHER AND THREE CHILDREN BURNED
In Loyil!a. suburb Of Jacksonville. Fla, yes.
terday Mrs. VIM Clarke and her three children
were terribly burned by the explosion of can
OF gasoline, With which she was 10 the act OF
supplying gasoline stove. The children soon
after died. and there is buG little hope for the
mother. TIE husband of Mrs. Clarke Is one OF
the leading business men OF Jacksonville
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO ROAD.

In
National HeSfe and Short Line n TO- to the
North. Northwest, West,
To take effect sunday May 2sa. 1880, at 80 p. m.
LEAVE GASHTsGTON.
.;S Soo 3. m.-batmore. Enicett City AID Way Sta
$50 m.-tBsltimore Express.
mont. Strssbnrg. Winchester. Hagersto~n. Frede-
rick and way. via Belsy)
S:S5 a.m.-Staunton ana Va, sprisgs Ekpress.
800 a.m;-New York, Philadelphin. Bos on ard
Bai1 ore Express Parlor car to Ne" York and
8 0O a:m:-ton Sunday only-Ba'tmore. snnspo-
e:iO a. mist. Loui'. ohicago. Columbus and
pittsburg kapress CONNECTS for Hsyerstown and
Piedmont EXCEPT Sanday:D Pullman car to On-
cinnati snd Louisville. daily; Grafton to Eandu by
1000 a N -Bsitinore Express. stopsa az elaaens-
burg College, Beltsyllle. Laurel, Annapolis juno
~ 10 p m.-Baitimore. Annapolis. Elicit City
I:35 p.m.-tBalt;more and Laure, Express.
40 p.m.-tOn SC1ds on y, Baltimore aud Way
2:30 :. m--New York, Philadelphia and Boston
$50 p. m.-Baltimore and Way Stati7ns. Cwin-
chester, FREDERICK Hagerstown ana Way. via Re
4 80 .m.-Baltimore. BladensbHrg and Laurel
Express. Frederick. via he ay stops at Annapolis
IS p.n.-tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, Hssers-
town, Winchester ard Way Stations On SUNDAY
to z. int of Rocks and Way Stations only.
40 p.m.-tBslamore, Annapolis and Way Sta
$40 p.m.-tCl icaso and. Columbus Express.
Sleeping cars 20 Chicago daily.
545 m.-tPhiladelphia and Baltimore Express.
Store at Blacensburg and Laurel
Cos p.m.-Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
S:s0 P.m.-BALTiMokE AND LAUREL Ex-
ERESS.
$50 p.m.-tSt. Louis Cincinnati, Chicago and
Pttsbtirg Express. (Pi.tsburg. except Sunday.l
Sleeping cars To st Louis and Pittsburg.
SO p.m.-tBaltimore, Bladensburs and Laurel
Express. -
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPhEss seepins
car to New York. ana special sleeping car TO Phia
delphia.
Sunday.
FOR further Information apply ct tie Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices. Washington station. aud
6U3 GIG and Corner lith and Pennsylvania avenue,
where orders will be taken for baggage 70 DO
checked and received at any point il tie city
w NJ. CHI MENTS Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ. GOLF, General Ticket Agent.
CLIO. y. EOoNTZ. General Agent
@. K. LORD, General Passenger Agent. nlyE
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From a yyeii-Enoyyn business Man

l have been a great sufferer from Il throat
disease and severe cough Physicians ~ho
treated me and my friends considered my case
one OF decided consumption. Seven months
ego called on DR.. Won M0schzisker, at 6l9 10Th
street northwest and placed my case In his
hands. My throat is we'll, the cough ard all
other symptoms have entirely disappeared. l
feel perfectly we'll. c. A. DsNEKAs.
Agent Gaff, Fleiscbman & Co., compressed
yeast, 1112 18th st. NV. w,s2