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IT'S Just Q Booming.

Such is the expression IRON oil drug.
gists and dealers everyxhere who are
selling DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. No like preparation can
pryrn 10 nave such an extensive and
rapid sale. Why? Simply because OF
its truly wonderful merits. No Cough
or Cold, 70 matter OF bow long standing
or how stubborn, can resist in healing
oualitips. Asthma, Bronchitis. hosrse-
neas, Hay Fever, Pain in the esde o.
Chez, and difficulty OF breathing, or any
I;nger;no disease OF the Throat or Lunxs
r.nidlv Weld 10 its marvellous powers.
II xili positively cure, and that vhers
everything N else i,as Jailed; Satisfy yo1r.
se,f A. THOUSANDS have already done BY
getting Of Logan, List & Go. tri;l eot.
tIs for trn cents, or q regular size bottle
for 81. For sale by Logan, List q 10.
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DRY GOODS
New York

NEW YORK. June l7.-Dry Goods
Cotton goods market less active in de
mand, but there is large movement on
account OF former orders, and prices re-.
main firm. Flannels and blankets in
good demand, and Kentucky jeans more
active and iirmer. Men's wear woolens
moving steadily. Prints quiet.
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A LunAtic's Love.

ELIZABETH, n. j., June l7.-&iss
Fannie Walker. a dressmaker, Was shot,
but not fatally, by Martin Magee, luna
tic. Magee asked the young woman In
marriage and she refused. He immedi.
ately fred at her twice and then killed
himself.
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RUSSIA.
The Heart Of fthe Car softens

ST. PErERsBURG, June 1.-THE recent
court marshal OF the Nihilists at
kieh destined two persons to death,
aud the remaining eight either
To penal seryitude or exile to Siberia.
The Emperor has eOmmuted the death
seutences 10 penal servitude for life.
Tue accused include the iour women.
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CHICAGO.

A.,
OHsonso' ,TL Su I,ns.,,,aJ i'm, aon.
anu anu, nIn,. I'LL, nm1 .c,;xe. M > Ch;c,yo
eraiiy higne, ,nlnI anu ~, nv" .s,,, @ q, N al,
spring - ioyi ,i .yt IL. % a. toI1II Io'
ca,,n oIhe .t,. t e. nj :.i,sy s.n,emb.r.
se,,e' Nn H" oaotSsI os. rs;sc,sJ 3lGa77c
No. o '' nI J.,,.ng 49, and ,,,ces a
Coi I. ,';,.t 49, AZ c,sh. Az. sclIer
snaue y i,s"ea aa,;,. AZ % liz. az . s.t,.r An
June ~ ~, W.T. III, ~, Sar,,n.r. rs;.c,.J
s@us' gust r %s,ss,ssdy an5 in iai, demand
SIC; oa'sn s., osiu yo,,.r H. in,v ooJ.. ssIis,
al oo.c cai ssi 'u ..,i.r oe S.,,,cmh.T. rejected
en aus"I,, it'll "nJ In..r a, az. Ba,.
pc SnyeI D .oI "noi.n..J EI., s.e,l
'ey.Sveay "I' DE- u"i.,.,.ly sc,;v.
AZ - 10 .,n n,,lnic -sca:h SIGGi
anu n'Rne. % y, aJ III I,,iy ~, siG sb s.II., An.
seller ,n : une q. anu ,,ia, I s.n,amhsr Is,,i"
gus;, s'c ., 81 h;.,hsr a, sjo eOSIO g9l
hc,''s, 90 n, neIsaoa9t s a.l,s, Jnlv. si0 "a /
cssn' ' 90 s,o .a,,e9 syg'o nar.,. 81 xio ySiO nj
lSni " n,h.n se,eI nuk kn,s Mss,.DD.mand
-. - n,;cas bi,he,. shou,Iers SJ 75.
Wh;.Lv"U;.be, VA M Al on.
s.,,mo,..
n -. - p,o,, r;,m
bALIiNon 'u" a. ,nCst o.. .Y,,,
s.eS. ses.IH sPvtin;I os t.,u;Iv ss SSSG IN Wbea,
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FINANCE.
RAILROAD Bosps Active and irrexu
STATE BoNps-In light REQ uest.

lar.
STATE BoxDs-ln light request.
SroCKs-The market opened weak and
generally lower. and In early dealings
prices declined to 81 per cent, St. Paul.
Metropolitan Elevated, Missouri Pacific,
Lake Shore, Texas Pacific, and North
western leading the downward move
ment Toward noon speculation -.
sumed tirmer tone, and continued TO
advance throughout the afternoon up to
closs OF busins ss, the final sales show.
ing an advance from the lowest point,
ranging from 10 } per cent 10 NJ.
Paul, Delaware, lackawana and Wes-
tern, Texas Pacific and Franklin shares,
Missouri Pacific and Central Pacific
leading. Peoria, Decatur and Evana-
vile was notably strong, and advanced
81 per cent. The consolidation OF the
Central Arizona and the Cascade Min.
ing Companies Is virtually assured, -
the preliminary vote on the 18th aisclos-
81 tue fact that the present management
holds 10000 shares OF the capital stock.
The transactions aggregated hO5.OOO
shares, distributed ss follows: Canada
Southern 1900, Central Pacific 1900.
c., q. al. &. $500, Delaware, lAcka.
wanna and Western 1000, Delaware
aud Hudson 400, Denver and Rio
Grsnde 1, 1900, Erie $1,000, Hannibal and
st. Joseph 600. Kansas and Texas g..
000, Lake Shore II 900, Louisville and
Nashville $500. Lake Erie and Western
$500, Michigan Central $500, Memphis
and Charleston l,400. Missouri Pacific
1000, North western 1900, New Jersey
Central 10000. New York Central TO-.
OOo, Northern Pacific 5000, Ohio and
Mississippi 3,l0o, Ontario aud Western
5000. Ohio Central 5000. Pacific Mail
$500, Peoria, Decatur and Evansville
% 90, Reading 1000, st. Paul $500. St.
Paul and Omaha 4s.O01, Texas Paciac
II, 1000, Union Pacific 1000. Wabash
Pacific 1900, Western Union 1900.
Western Union $4,000. Metropolitan
Elevated : 30)
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Arrival of q Noted Musician.

NKw YORK, June l7.-Wm. Fandidris,
the tenor, arrived to-day per stea mer
Maine, and was received by delegation
from the Arion Society. He leaves in q
few days for Chicago, to take part in the
mn sicai festival
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Base Bali.

PROVIDENCE, X |, June II. Detroit,
0; Providence. 5.
TsoY, June IL -Troys. 2; Buffilos, O.
6osrox, June IT, Bostons, 8; Chi.
cseo,3.
WoKcssrra, June l7.-worcester, s;
Cleye.ands, 2.
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FIRE AND WATER.
Fifty thousand Barrels OF OIL
on Fire at Bradford, Pa.-The
Town Partially Inundated.


BRADFORD, Pa, June l7.-During the
storm last night, tank 4e6, near the
State line, and tank $50 in La6erty
Hollow, were struck by lightning. They
contained $1,000 barrels OF oil each.
The oil is still burning. BY the prompt
measures on the part OF the people on
the line the burning oil was prevented
from communicating with the other
tanks.
1t is the opinion Of the men that they
will be able to control the fire, al
though the danger is not
yet passed. The Tuna Greek over
flowed its banks this morning and sew.
eral sections OF the city are
under water. Many families ore com.
PEELED to move out on RATS. The dam.
aye cannot be estimated.
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MANY anxious, restless nights are
passed by parents and children when
one dose OF DssIG's WORN syrup would
remove all trouble and bring rest to all.
The use Of one bottle will convince you
that it is the remedy for children.
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Assembly:
Combined vote:
No choice.

The convention then adjourned till
tomorrow.
Depew Denounced in the Joint Assembly.
ALBANY, June l7.--In the Joint Con-
ventioR, to-day, Assemblyman Tuthil,
a Stalwsrt, denounced Depew as the
head lobbyist OF the corporations, and
said Barber and Edwards and the rest
OF the gang were his lieutenants; the
room OF Barber. he sail, has long
oeen the headquarters and q
den where legislation is bought
aud seld, and where certain leg.
islators gamble with the lobbyists and
claim agents, and where the game Of
cards is made veil to cover the naked
brib ~. He claimed to be able TO pro-
duce witnesses to corroborste the state
ment, and said that Barber and his cor
rupt agents were the managers OF the
present caucus, and we're attempting to
make their chief, who supplied all the
money, United States Senator.
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knights Of Pytaias Tonrn.na,,

LAFANErrE, ISD., June 1.-THE
Lafayette division. L. X. No. l. X. of 2. =,
gives a grand prize drill and tourns.
ment In this city. Wednesday and
Thursday, June 221d and 93rd.
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MANY lose their beauty from the hair
falling OF iading Psrker's Hair Balsam
supplies necessary nourishment, pre-
vents falling and grayness and is an ele-
CANT dressing.
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Wifa Murdsrer ntenced.

BUFFALo, n. Y, June l7.-Green-
field, the wife murderer, has again been
sentenced, and his execution fixed for
August 5th,
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Nsw YoRE, June l7.-Flour-Steady;
receipts 1900 barrels; exports 1000;
superGne Western and State a. 00CA4 70:
common 10 COOL extra ~ 20 o 90,
good TO choice s. 1905 70; white wheat
extra s. 2jtsG 25; extra Ohio ~ 15<9
@ -: 81. Louis 81 1905 rs; Minnesota
patent PROCESS 81 25tas 90. Wheat
Opened !c lower, and closed . shade
stronger; receipts l62, 900 bushels; er.
ports $1,000 bushels: ungraded spring
81 IOgi u; No. 3 spring 81 ~; No. 2
do 81 20taI Il; ungraded red 81 l&t9
! 20: No. 3 do 81 %; No. 2 red 81 %;
canal 81 27l@l 25; railroad No. rcd
Al 81; mixed winter 22i; ungra lei
white 81 lSCdl q; No 2 do 81 ~; No.
| do, sales 1900 bushels, st ] 2JtGa
I %; No. 2 red, SELLER June, ss'es 10.
900 bushels, at 81 2ji(Sl 2GI; seller
July. sales Az, 900 bushels, at 81 25lfS
I PSI seller August. 81 24.9i2,: seller
September, sales $4,000, busb.l. NJ
81 2IifeI %. Corn-Dull ani loser:
options opened t@ic lower clo,rd
strong and fsirly active; rece ps 5000
| bushels; exports 2l5.000 bu 'b.ls; IN.
graded 5llBj7c; steamer 5ji sj5lr: No.
9. 5Gft6,57c: No. white Gle. No. 2
seller June 56.lsJ6ic; seller ia 5j;es
5slc; seller August 56i(9Bl:: seller
September 81 l3.l6c. Oats Heavy znJ
lower; receipts 1000 bus ,els: western
| mixed 44CI45c; white western +5$s,jOlc.
Hops Quiet and steady. Coff,.-Qni.t
and steady Sugar - Quiet aud nrm.
| Molasses-Demsd fair an market firm.
Petroleum-Firm; Unite siic; crude
6fS7tc; refined Ste. Tallow-steady
at o ll.2etS6ic. Rosin - Strong .,
| g 05a2 07i Turpenioe - Firm o.
44c. Ezgs - Steady .: is.. Pork
Demand sctive; old mes tl6 50sI6 Gsi
new mes tl7 0OSl7 s5. B-ei-Qaiet
and steady. Cot N ssfs-- Qnist snd
irm; long clear Sic; ,oft clear yifa SIC.
LArd-Moderately s:tivs AL higher;
prime steam tif % all 27l. Butter
In good demand s1d market firrn st
IOfS22c. Cheese - Demand fair and
| r,.vk a. 6rm NJ 6[4k4ic.
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he Ballot.

ALBANY, June l6.-The Joint Con-
yention voted as follows for a successor
to Conkling:
Qhnrt Tarm
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Cfsc1srArf, June T.-Cotton-DuII
nj iOic. Flour Act ", 6rm aod
higher; family 8 3oS5 81: kncy y IS
as 50. wheat.scsrre snt hrm; No. 2
red winter 81 2ol. Corn-stesdy and
6rm; No. 2 Ate. Oss-Qniet; No. 9
mixed 40c. Rye e-Qdiet; No. 2 81 %
al OF. Barley-Noue ofersd. Bulk
Meats strong and higher; shoulders
s6 90; clear rib ss 659S 90. Bacon
In good demand, and prices Q shsde
higher: shoulders 6ic; clear rib Ole;
clear 9ic. whisky-Demand fair and
Hrm st 81 06. Better - Strong and
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Short Term.
The Assembly voted as follows:
The combined vote is as follows:
Long Term

NO CilOlCc.
Long Term.
The convention then proceeded TO
vote TO fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Platt:
Senate:
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

OO lNu AMI N6HklNu. !
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active At 3h 6 PEI csat-esv'
emments Quiet and Generally Steady
Flour Steady and firm
Wheat Generally Higher
-Hsgs STEADY.
FIHAHCE.
New YoPk.
New YosK. June IL. - MoNsv -
More active at 3I6 per cent, closing ct
per cent. Prime mercantile papsr
3a4l per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills steady at tsti; demand,
iS6t.
siLvER-At London Slid per ounce;
bar silver here ll2t; subsidiary silvs,
coin ! per cent. discount
GovrRSNESrs-Quiet and generally
steady.
Y. 3. Coupees tisstf
NeW -ln'v
New fourand one hall il1.-........--.. -..-....lh
rev lin
rscinc Sxes OF
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PrnBcnos, Juue H.-Pstsoieum-
Dali; United csrti6cstss stssdy st Slie;
refined SIC Tor Philadelphia dsaivssY..
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PRODUCE.
y ~ YosR.

sSo sales. iOnercf.
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ToLKDo, June H.-whest-Quiet;
No. 2 red spot 81 lSi; seller June
81 ia; seller August 81 lS9l Isl.
Corn Quiet and unchanged. Oats
Dull and nominal.
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nf II n


CAREY: On Wednesd March 2, 1881. at 8
year Of bis age
Funeral vi take place from his late residence,
No 81 street northwest, Saturday, March
9th inst, at 10 80 III. Relatives aud friends are
invited to attend. y
REID. MARY LOUISA REED, widow Of the late
b. W Reed, at - IL, March 2, 1881, IN the fifty
rev. nth year Ct her age
Fune. al i'll tax p AGA from her late residence,
No 500 NJ street northxe t. at z pm. Saturday.
March s.
SMITH On Thursday. March Sd, 1881, a. /
O'Clock a.. H., RoBEkT SMf, H, the beloved On Of
Ha ~ Nj al d Julia u. smith, aged twenty-five
u ontts and three GAYS
May the angels b. ar his spirit home.
To heavens uncloude0 sphere,
Ard Crowh hun with brighter crown,
Than We can give him here.
Neral will take place from the residence of his
sral di her. Timothy O'NeaI, on Aqueduc: road
= ID c Oh Spnday. March 6tn, at 6 ock p "a. >
s1RATTON. On iarch %, 1881, at 4: 5
O'clock pm, MARION V. &. STR. rToN. beloved
vile OF s b. StTatton, aged tweLtysx years.
Ful eral services will DC held at the Church OF
the Epiphany q street northwest, on Saturday
next. at O'CLOCK Pm. Relatives and friends
invited to attend g
twAKIZ On Thulfday. March 81, 1881, at 2
9'clotk p ~. RACHEL NV RITZ, widow OF sas n l
swaitz OF Harrisburg, Pa III the eighty fourth
va OF her sge.
T. neral 8 rvices at the residence of Rev. DR..
T.. ester esq Pennsyivs MIA aveLus east, on oatur-
d1y, March 5tb at O'Clock y. N. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend. 1nterment at Har-
1ihbGrg z
wALLACH. On Friday morning. March 4th.
sixty tour ears.
Notice Ct funeral herssfter.
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The Courts

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
WEDNESDAY, McManus agt Standish; argu-
ton CT VIM: Anderson for admission to bar was
referred. United States vs.. JAS FL. Tucker
constable; Iule 10 show cause why he should
not be removed; returnabe on March ii.
CIRCUIT COuRT-Jud0e Macarthur.
Weont sday, District OF Columbia agt. Forsyth:
Juror Withdrawn by agreement. RendSkoff,
Bro. co. agt. Kaufman: Mark Santer * sons
aGt. kaufman; Burchard agt. Hyam Starr agt.
agt. Lyon; Mariner ct al agt. United States
HCme and Dover Association: Abner agt. lie
Mour: Riley agt Sullivan; Hills. Boyd & Co.
agt. Mcdonald; judgments by default. Kendall
agt. Blackwood ct al; Blackwood & Davis.
Atkins agt Fitzgerald; Tenney & Sons agt.
Shaw; Wilson agt. Gleason; Judgments BY
default. Kennedy agt Larmon; verdict for
plaintiff.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Cor.
Wednesday, Collins agt Collins; trustee au-
thoriZed to make loan. Burgess agt. Williams;
pro confesso tlnal. Queen agt. Brooks; sales
ratified and reference 10 auditor ordered Killing
burg agt. Kltpgburg; appearance OF absent de
Tenant ordered. Levy agt Cain; restraining
order relurpape March granted Power agt.
Burke; sale of real estate With improvements
ordered: Baker agt offut; petition withdraw Il
and restraining order vacated. Kerngood agt
Gusdorff IT. junction refused and question OF
dams ges referred to j. j. Johnson Sehleslnger
agt. Schlesinger; testimony ordered taken BE-
fOie W. L. Sny der examiner;
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge James
To-day, VIM. Miller, larceny, pleaded guilty
and was fined S. or 80 days. ThOS. D!llard, lar
ceny, pleaded guilty; sentenced TO the Auburn
state prison for three years; on second SIM
lar charge noile prOsequi was entered. Albert
DAVIS pleaded guilty TO forgery and was SEN
fenced TO three years at the Auburn penlten-
tlaTy In second case nOlle pros. was entered.
Lewis Nicktns pleaded guilty to burglary,
ard was sentenced TO seven years In the peni,
Tertiary at Auburn. A noile pros. was entered
| In each OF two other Indictments. Charles Tay
| l0r murder OF Eddie Ford, pleaded not guilty
| Edward Lucas, murder OF Sarah j. Shipley
| pie AIDED not guilty. John Paul Brown, as ,ault
with intent to KIN, pleaded not guilty. c. Reed
piedaed guilty of petit larceny. second offence
aid was sentenced to years at Auburn. Wal.
1 ter Middleton. enlightenment. and violating the
/ statutes as to pensions pleaded not guilty
T. j. Bicksler, alias Rupp, alias Westcott, and
| Emma Baker. charged with passing couater-
| Ieit money, pie AIDED not guilty. Assistant Dis
| trict Attorney Perry stated that Miss Barker
would be use as government witness.
Kate Hoover. arrested in connection with al.
| legged poisoning case at the jail, was ordered to
| be discharged. The grand jury presented In
| dictments against Washington Alexander and
Richard Han, receiving stolen go0ds (tour Gases
| against Hall and two against AleXander) and
| Chas. Shaw, murder of Susan Ann Carter. The
grand Jurors were discharged for the term.
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4 breeze i'm the House.

A DISCUSSION ON THE REFUSAL OF MILITARY DOOR
zEEFEKS 70 ALLOW REPgESESTATIys Is To ENTER
TIE CAPITOL E>LIYENIHG THE CLOSING HOURS.
There was lively breeze ia the House taI5
merriuG, which created great confusion. Rep
TeseutatIye Hutchins, OF New York had been
stopped By the military aud refused admission
TO tie Capitol until Ia showed tha- he wlSa
nemter or congress. He offered resolution
10 the effect that the constitutional privileges
or me mbers had been Invaded. and that Tna
seveIest ccnsure be Administered upon those
WHO put the military 10 guard the doors OF tn !
Capitol hr. Frost said BE had been stopped py
6 bay Olet, and he was very indignant. i re-
publican suggested that It was militia no, the
military, who were guarding the Capitol. Mr.
Berry, OF California said ne was stopped py
armed men In blue uniforms Wherear the
republicans shouted Two-tRiriS or the men,
oerS were On their feet at oucs, slJIJlag .UT
Speaker" Members SHOOK their fists threat
ellDgly ST each other across the ais!eS. an nu-
MeIeus personal ql2rrel5 were INDUCED
I1e speaker restored p4rtia! order by attempt
Ing 10 enforce the rule that every member
must INST address the chair. The luu was
only temporary. Al outbreak worse than the
INST followed. when Mr. Mills demanded that
tie Sergeant-at-arIn DC called upon 10 enforce
order. some members tTled to demand the
special order. Scores OF them assisted up1n
being heard, and the Speaker shouted order
until be Was EOarSe
Mr. Atki.s said that the sergeant at arm, of
the House bad given orders 20 admit all mem
b=rs OF Congress.
MI Warner said be wanted 70 know By what
authority armed soldiers were abou. the C ipl-
tOl 81 all He had heard OF such things 10 for
Ggn countries, but has II come 10 this that they
must be stationed around the Capitol OF the
United states TO protect an American Congress-
- Mr. Carlisle said he had no doubt the soldiers
were stationed " she Capitol as mere police
lie admitted that it Was bad precedent ut
tfe House should consider the subject care.
IGuy, ar d Lot make great sensation all over
the country over what Was undoubtedly mis-
take.
MI Sparks said IL was bad thing to have the
Capltoi surrounded by soldiers, but the fault
vas with the seTgeant-at- arms OF the Senate,
and nobody else.
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Condensed Locals.

The street lamps will be lighted at 6:2O D. M,
and aNtingu1Shed at a. M.
A snow storm. accompanied by lightning and
thunder, was the rare meteorological spectacle
Washington favored her guests with last night.
Last night street car ran away down Capt.
tol Hill, and turned over at the corner OF lst
and b streets, fracturing the spine Of a lady
and brusing several passengers.
The following assignment OF justices will be
announced 1n the court In banc Monday for the
ensuing twelve months:-Chief Justice Cartier,
Justice IIagner and Justice James In General
Term: Justice Macarthur, Circuit: Justice Wy.
lfe Equity: Justice Cox, Criminal, and justice
IIagner, Probate,
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SEE Heylum & kane's card.


A Most DELICIOUS CIGARETTE, "The Opera
Puf1e," Which Will not stuck to The lips.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: W.
p. Brown TO p. 7. Little, pit 6 SCI 625: $780, A.
p. Clark to John Grinder, pit S, So $50; $3.50. f.
A. Mccormick TO Dorathea Repetti, pit So. 907;
s462 80. Henry Brown TO John Grinder pit L.
So s45; 1915. Henry Willis to NJ. l., Willis, lots
"a aud 20, So. 1871; 81 GOO; Richard Mccoy to
SAMUEL Carson, lot :, so 645; s2.5 j. B. Alley
to II. G. Ogden, sub 90 sq.115; 81 600. Randolph
Barton, guardian, to Dennis w. Magrath, lot Sc
OF metropolis View 81 800. P. B. Dunn to A.
GottschalE. lots E aud F. sub 3. So $40; 81 OS7.
F. j. Lear to E. II. Thomas, part 2 and lot 3, So.
25s: SO GEO. T. w. Smith to ID. j. Kelley, SUB A,
Elizabeth W. Long, subs 2. 4 and s. So. 80; s..
National Savings Bank to Nettle Smith. lot IS,
SUP g. So. "a; s2,056i3. g. N. Hopkins ct al.
to HencLel Main, lots 1s and II, so "a; So, 400.
Caroline Friedrich to j. S. B!ankman lot 10, So
ISL; s., 000 7. j. Luttrell, trustee to Mr.. F. L.
SanGs, lot 5. SO. 95; $, 625. w. L. Dunlap ex-
ecutCr, 10 James kelcher lots lS4 and 1873,
Beatty ard Hawkins addition 10 Georgetown;
81 43O. N. j. Alter TO A. j. Gilbert, sub lots 10
Z, so. 3oS; $1,000. j. L Barbour. trustee, to I'd
Inold L. Mcclellan, subs &c, 81, II and ~, ST.
mold, sub lot 81, so. SIC; $50. l.. j. Bryant to
Gustave H. Kuhn, lots and g. sub OF SO. 1874;
5000. X. Beale to Chas. solomon. lot Il, sub
Q, 10 and H. SO. 9sl; $500. &. Y: Frederick
ST., In Georgetown; $. George Ryneal, jr.
to Harriet Gould, lot /. so. 52s; $3.50. r.. c. NC
SorHllcR 10 NJ A Cdrfnan, lou "a, So 2lS SD, coo.
ID. L. Morrison to Richard Ouianan, lot I, So.
SEQ; $3.50. Patrick Heaney to Mary Heaney,
LOT -. sub. So 500, -. John F. Thompson
10 Edgar CoWan, south parts lots and 9, block
4ol; $50: Thos. w. irwin to Edgar Cowan
same property; 5" Edgar G. Oliver to Edgar
Cowan: DO; do. Fannie Oliver, A. 6. Thomp-
son and John and Lucy Hood TO Edgar Cowan
do. $50. j. b. o. Harbach TO Edgar Cowan,
do; $50. Virginia Oliver to Edgar Cowan, do;
SIS. David Baldrdge TO Edgar Cowan, DO;
$40. Edgar Cowan and Lucy Behrens to Louis
Bebrens. do; $3.50. Geo. Plumer, trustee, to
Louis Be reEs, Co; 50 $50. John Sherman TO
JAS. s. Payne, lots 1903, 10, III and 112 CT SUD-
OF lois ST and IS. sub. 81. $40; IS 456 Meyer
Silver to Samuel T. Turplu, sub lot 20, SO. 6S6:
Sl0.5G0. Andrew and John w. Frye TO Chris
tan Ubhof, part lot |, old Georgetown; $.
Moses Rowland 10 Patrick Sweeney lot 9, So.
All; $500. FOdOaTdo Howard TO the Mutual
Fire Insurance company or the District OF Co.
lnmtia, lot b. so. S46; s. A. f. Fox eI al,
trustees. TO Warren waugh, lot 1G so. south OF
SO. 562; $1,000. E. w. Long TO s. o. Rlchey, lots
AID 5. 81. 49, 81, 500. j. W. Corson ct al, trus-
tees, to spencer Watkins, lot %, So. 49, s. 800
Frederick Douglass to John Patch, part Har-
lem; s55 Henry Martin to Saran Z. Main, lot
13, 90. 405; s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-03-04
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR.

AMUgEMENTe-4th pare.
AUCTION SALEs-6th page.
Books, &C.-7th page.
BoARDING-7th page.
Doors AND SEoEs-7th page.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-th page.
CITY IrEMs4th PAGE.
DlATHs-sth page.
DRY GooDs-7th page.
EpUcArIoN-6th pare.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs 18th page.
FINANCIAL-7th page.
FOR RENT AND SALE-th PAGE
FoR SALE (MiscellaneousI4th page.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES page.
INAUGURATION GooDs-7th page.
LADIES GooDs-Tth page,
LEOTUREs-4th page.
Lost AND FoUND-th pare.
MONEY TO LoAN-7th page.
MEDICAL. &o-6th page.
MIsCELLANEoUs-9d page.
PERsoNAL-4th page.
PRoFEssIONAL-th page.
PIANOS AND ORaAss-7th page.
RAILRo ADs-6 b page.
SPECIAL NorIcEs-4th page.
SPECIALrIRs-7th page.
STEAMERS. &o.-6 b page.
SPORTING GooDs-7th page.
THE TRADEs-6lh page
UNDERTAKERs, &C.-5th page
WAETs-4th page.