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DIED.

DTCKETT On February :. 1881, ELI1A..f 4,
DTCrErT 4 her eighty ninth ar. WIDOW u ths
late honas Do kett, of Wlsh .nrton 60, M
EUueral W !. take place sunday February I'll,
frCm tie rteden Of her SOL 30 law, James CrIso
2zI4 street northwest at AZ ST O'CLOCK, an theu
70 TO st huErstlns Church. Friends ana re.a
tiKes invited to attend.
ESPEY. February 10, ] ~, at { 80 o'cIlcs q .te-
long ard painful Illness, ApALISE c., te!lye.i
Wlfe of Ferdinand Espey, snd daughter II MAJ
A. and the late Richard Aytou.
Tie iULtIsl will take Place from Ia late res
dence lUl1 s.rI et SoUtlxt q, sun lag evening
February l3, al ocloek. Relatives sld herds
are invited to attend. q
GARDNER. On Thursday, FebruS NJ -. ISL
at As T. M, LILLE D. GARDSEa, il .ae thirteen u
yea q ler axe.
Notice OF fur eral hereaft
PAYNE. On February 9. 1851, DAVID P.rHE,
AGED TWENTY-FIVE wears, son OF Thomas Payne.
Funet will take place from tia Cnlon Dethei
T. church Il street. between ElIieoilth and
tixt euth stTee,s northwest Satu' day. February
-, at o'clock y. IL. Re.atIve5 AID frien rs aFs IN
yited to attend.
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Az ALLEGED MIRACLE.-A special dispatch 20
The Philadelphia Times from Erie, February 2
says: The town or summit Is excited over an
alleged miracle. About thirty we'll known citi-
IenS have signed a wonderful statement de-
was suddenly stricken with disease that Oar.
wed her whole body go that it began to
"lther away. For eight days she laid in state
or trance, and to all appearance dead. The
Rev. Father Mal0Dey came to pray for her. and
as lie invoked the help OF Jesus anu Mary ami
nation returned to the corpse like body, the
Hitlefeu limbs recovered their plunpneSs and
she arose uDaided and walked about Ile SUBJ
Scfi6eIS 10 the statement made alfldaVits to lrs
truth. Singular to relate. it is stated that the
priest was 50 terrified at the result OF his inyo-
cation that he nearly tainted.
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IMPORTANT ARREST OF MAIL RoB8ER-A
dispatch irOm Chicago, dated February l0Lh
saSS:-SCme days ago government detect: rs
discovered tt a. ths its Of mail matter were being
committed on the mail cars between RocneoUs,.
aud this city, on the Lake Shore and Mtchtgl an
S0hthtTn [! aims, and several arrests were made
Last night the police made what they consider
he most important arrest for five years, In the
person OF John p. Leist. young man oil good
appearance, who has Deen assistant Weigher at
The post ol1Ce. On his person were found doe
umenta aud money TO a large amount, aud
uEder his Lead. the officers discovered In
house OF Ill fame, On the south side, large
ADDITIONAL amount or valuables, some OF them
IN the original envelopes. The total amount
recovered was from $4,000 to $4,000. His
method was to cut slit in the mall pouches
aid abstract the letters. His arrest was not
made until about midnight, and the officials,
both OF the city and post Office, ob5unately re
fused. for some unknown reason, to give any
information about him. These facts are OBJ
tanned from sources outside, but are renao!e
When captured LeiSt attempted TO DUN the
Officers, but was taken to.the station, and when
the examination revealed his guilt made fuil
confession. He Is recognized as an Old Of
fender.
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FATHER AND DAUGHTER DRowNkD-A tele-
gram 10 the y. y. Herdid from Little Rock
February =, says: "a sad accident occurred at
Fort Smith, Ark. yesterday, reSuliing il che
GGath or Nh. lSham Carter aud his daughter
Miss Cecilia Carter, q lovely and accomplished
young LADY. The two were crossing from the
town 10 The opposite side Of the P1aau river In
sklff. Recent rains had swollen the river 10
unusual dimensions, and, when midway III the
stream. they were caught In a strong current.
The little beat was Whlrled around like a TOP
and finally upset, throwing the occupants into
the stream. The father made frantic effort to
save his Child. his desperate struggles over.
tine; but they were soon separated. drifting
apart ana down the stream. The pitiful cries
OF the young lady were heard or either shore
mingled with the supplicattons Of her father.
but before assistance could reach them they
had persisted. Mr.. Carter and his daughter
were Visiting relat e5 at Fort Smith. At this
Writing the bodies have not been recovered.
Relati| eS OF the victims living In Kansas have
been aIprsed OF The tragedy.
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On ACCENT OF Hrs CoLoR.-A telegram from
foughkee pste, February 8, says: A Newport
dispatch tells OF the refusal to admit colorei
pupil to Eastman college. In this city. Mr..
White. the principal OF the college, and who is
also mayor OF Poughkeepsie says that the COL
introduced TO Mr.. Cass, OF the college. VINO
registered his name among ~ or 50 other arrt-
Vals. He took no particular notice of the
young mans color, but gave him receipt for
the amount or his tuition fee, telling him TO be
at the college in the morning. liz the morning
Dickinson was introduced TO President White,
who saw, OF course, that he WAS a cOlored man
ana .old him politely that it would be impoS.
sible 70 admit him, as cotored students han
never been admitted into the college, and that
he was not aware that c0lored students were
admitted to any OF the private male or female
colleges OF the city. MIR. Dickenson was evil
gently dissatisfied and regretted that he had
been TO the expense OF coming here. There
upon MI White refunded his money and pre-
sented him With SO to defray his travelling
expenses Dickinson took train Tor nome.
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ICCI TIE GREAT yCCE
- - EEkNaAEi .NaNIA kGIIIE = -

10 TiIt .CEIu, VEST AND SOUTHWEST.
ssopb'c Track, Steel Rails,
II FEFEcT.. iaSTaeY 5, ISL az
TRAINS LEAVE WARRINGTON from Depot
corner Of sixth snd B streets, - follows:
fo- P:tsbE-E 2Ed Re fest, 800 n. daily. With
ar ds,;y. vita eieepin., Cars from Il Harrisburg
tn Cincinnati, So Louis s-ld Cdicago 9: 20 y II
dTfi Sf l 80 i P6f 6 afsP9 {koAD
Eoc CsDanda.Cua. Rochester, Buffalo. t'lax,ra.
e:OOs-E1 taiiy. except Sunday Q 81 p ~. daily.
excelt S4.Ird8g, with Palsce Cara TO 0snsnds.'
For WiIisI.'sport Lock Haven and sultrs st 10 81
I'm day except Sunday;
2:90 snd iC(0 p. NJ On sunday 2:sO sad 1890
Pm, limited express OF Pullman P.sIor Cara
For 300 w NY ea al T 1HnA ran. connect a,
Jersey clty *ith boats q Brooklyn amer. AZ
'n do1be ;ri 5' sfosa New Yors city ''u
For Phurd elynis, 500 M. so An. 49,
snd 1850 p.gl. limited Express. $50 q. N.
For FEi;is1Sfe, & a. 500. go 10 80 q n, aud
80. A.29. 4:4a. $40. $50 and 1919 Y. %. Or
sunday. $50, 10 80 am. 2:S0. b4o. 3 80 and
Fer Pope's C-ees Line. go s.m and s:iO pm
For Annapo!.s 40 a "a, and 40 pm. daily. ex-
WAY hNb AhfIASbsIA AND SasHTNd-
TON RAILROkD.
4:a. 6,O}. S 20 800 and IL so p N. On sun
day s.T:o0. ~. II 10 aad Ii > 4 M and S:UI
For Richuond aai the South. 200 and IL 90 m.
dairy. ard 10 p m ~ "a dsily. except sueday =,
and loco N. 90, 90. go. z 20 ard 9 10
p.n; and ~ 90 nliGnt.nt On sIncsy .: $ Us.
Tickets Information, sleeping snd psr.or car SC
eomRodAuonscan be procured ST the Offices, north
snd at ths dapo: where orders can be LETT far the
checking OF osssf5e 20 destination from hotels and
L. p FARMER, General PASSENGER AGENT
FRANZ THOMSON. General M.Dsxer. ncS22
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/ NOVEL BREACH Oh PROMISE SCT.-Frank
NJ McDermiit, q Newark law student. has
beeun suit against Surrogate Zulich to reco yer
s. Geo for alleged breach OF promise McDer-
mitt alleges that the surrogate had promised to
make him assistant surrogate al 81 500 q year
for five years. In anticip alton of this place
McDermitt, he says, had refused position In
the district attorneys ONCE at Brooklyn which
Hugh Mclaughlin had promised 10 secure for
him and had told 500 or 9, 900 OF his friend 8
that he was to be the assistant surrogate OF
Essex county sn1 he didn't intend to be made
a fool or IN their estimation" Surrogate HIicn
denies that he ever made any such promise. -
p 7. Word,
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AN OLD LADYS DESIRE TO Be CREMaTgD-A
special dispatch TO the Philadelphia Press from
Lancaster, February .. says: Gatharine GIber-
sou Is the name OF maiden lady OF this city.
fashionable quarter or the city and is possessed
OF considerable means. She has lived here for
ten years and previously lived for many years
In Mount JOY, this county. She Is lady OF
more than ordinary Intelligence. and Is much
Iespect ed and beloved for her Christian virtues.
Recently she was taken ILL., and within q couple
that she could Lot recover. AS soon as she
learned this fact she requested her friends 10
have her remains taken TO the Washington Pa
cTefnatofy. there to be cremated, Her friends
quests tnat lnto stall be done. Her ouly living
relatives ale niecea and nepheW8 IN the west
ana Ile3 nave been acquainted WIZ her ID
sire, tut a0h0r the thought OF granting her re
quest. Eer death Is TuoulpGtarlIy expected b,f'
" Z, tner her Dying wish VIII be eyariei or
io! remains 10 be seen.
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FLORIDA ORANGES,
FRESH TOMATOES, OAPONS FROM PHILA.
DELPHIA.
ALSO, PHILADELPHIA CHICKEN AND TUR-
KEYS.
EXTRA ROAST BEEF, CANVASa-BAOK, RED
lead, QUAIL, GROUSE, ETC.,
At THE
PALACE MARKET.
Cor. l4th and New York ave.
FRANK j. TiBBETR tanI7
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JUnICrAL PROMOTIONS IN MARYLAND A teie-
eFsm from Annapolis. Md, February TO- TO the
Baltimore sun, says: GOV. Hamilton to-day dp-
point ed Hon Daniel r. Magruder CHIEF Judge OF
The seventh judicial circuit, Vice Judge George
Brent, det eased and Mr.. Richard d. b. Chew,
Of Prince Georges county, associate judge. In
ulscP of Judge Magruder promoted. Judge
Niagruder who is now elevated to the court or
anpesls was born In Annapolis.
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IN Ice GORGE BROKEN By ARTILLERY.-an
Ice gorge formed between the piers at the
mouth OF The river al Cleveland. O., yesterday.
The water rose rapidly, until many docks were
submerged and disastrous inuad1- Ion was
threatened. Cannon were taken on the pier,
anu thirty Shells fired into the gorge, which
broke 1t, ara The. water is Low at ABOUT the or
IinarN STAGE
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On THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
FEgRu AIRY. nth, 18TH AND 18TH. OoAMEECING
At At o. L"cE ASp o. Lex + n at the special
Wen 10y & Eotel, shall sell oue of the most elc
EaDt ard extensive collections OF the following
good. ever sent 10 this country: embracing
IUrtish. Persian. Darbistan Circassian &c ,rdiss.
C1nta, Moorish and caInels Hair Carpets ana
hutF Antique Ea'l Rugs of rare quality, elegant
aGc!tnt and medern Emhr0ide, ias, Table AID
Claif Covers. Came:s Hair Port:crs. &c, &c, u il
be OIL exhibition Ola Tuesday and "Wednesday, Feb
rUary 18th and 10th, cay and evening. Every &C
CO mmndatiou will be made for parties ate 2dlag
Il exiiuiiO and sale.
feblI THOMAS BOWLING AuctIoneer.
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RAILROADS.
SAlT!NORE AND OHIO RsiL ROAD.

SAL iiMOnt AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAsTLisE AND TIE ONLY LINE
TIE EAST AND TEE ~ F y = VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK: JANNEY COUPLER STEEL
SCHEDULE 70 TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY,.
AN Dh0i IstFE RaA tszi1
ii 80 h!csgo C4rc.1ilzii and st Louis fas, Ell
5 90 Bsltimore. FuIcott City sud wsy stations.
IS f0-Ba-tt,lic-e Express.
6SO.Bslt mose, Annapolis, and wsy. (Pieimnn.
strAshar1; Winchester. H.sefsto'En AIi way.
e nm. M > VasS E 3ie Connects
i2r Hase-S!ewn sla st Point Of Rocks ioI
0g-Nes 5ocs, Philadelphia Ana Boston Hzpress.
fs|.y1 sunday only toE Bait more. Ann.rSit
10. --Bsltinlcrs Express. (stops st Hysttsvius,
Colese. .,e'tsyflle, Lsurel. Annapolis june.
tlO. 4Q-s,tss b,Tsh, Caicaso. Cil,clnnsd and
Louis En- oEess.
12.losB Baltimore. EGoott City. Annapolis and Way
T. .2s-2D SaDday oniy: ior Baltimore and way.
y 35-Ne@ FORK. FlIstslI III. snd Bostnn Express
Frederick, haserstcsSn and Way. us
.p-Estiiaorc. Hya,asv1re snd Lsnrs, ex
press 0rttsr III, Wis Relay. Stops 3. Anna
Uehs 5ui.CuonD
to Font q BocRs and Way WEISS Stations on Ss1"A'
70 &b-Pii.lld FL h.a and baltimore Express (Mar-
tnsburz and Nay. via Relay. etoTF 81 Rystls-
Vile act. LsjIre..b
6.hc-Fo!nt u Rocks and Way StatiOnt
~ 4S-BsitiIuJTe Sud Wsf StstiOns.
7-S0-Ba!tiaOre ard Laurel Express.
RiI;S6 G1 Fs1sis ard ndS 81 t9Tis FIRES.
fl0O0-NeS So-R, PkIadeI ma and Boston Ex-
p-oss. S!esp ping Car 10 New York, and spec
Is! SleePius Car 10 Philsdeiphis.
fDaiiy. tSuuday only. Other trains daily, eI
cept Bon4Ay.
al trana atop 3, Eelsy Ststnn-
For further information apply =: the "a hncrs
aud Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station. AID
6IS and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, come. i3th
street., Wf@fs orders l BE taken fer nsgyIase -
checked and received ST any pOtut IL tic city.
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sNAILPcX prevails IN Jersey City to al alarm
Ing extent. In one house there are eight cases
and IL another there are four cases BoTa
houses are situated 10 the most dep5eIy popu-
lated portion OF the CITY.
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LWAYa WE'RE AHEADI
Al ARE STILL AHEAD
OF ANY AND ALL COMPETITION.
tiASI fREMIUM, or THE GOLD MEDAL,
Awarded again 10
CERES.
The celebrsted MINNESOTA PATENT PRO.
CESS FLOUR, for being the hdndsornest and the
most 7utTat1ous Patent Flour that ever was e1hib.
ttsd ct fair. Remember that every housekeepel
who wants
SNOW WHITE BREAD, ROLLS AND BISCUITS,
should ask tbs grocer for CERES. the champion
Flour OF America.
FOB SALE BY EVERY GOOD GROCER.
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
Corner list 1t. and Indiana ave.
ETfs III. CALF d Co.
T. S.-They are also the sole Wholesale Agents for
this District OF Hecker's Self Raising Flour and
BGchWheat. dect3
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4 Little Girls Sacrifice,

81 RNiNG HER TOYS 10 TRY 10 KEEP Hvt .r .
TARE&IS FR0H ,REE EINe.
telegram nom Kingston, y. \ . T.r'lp ry
.. says: Away back in the widest p.-t 8, rs
county. among the mountains ana forests n
Itt SvArSeiy settled town OF Har4eahgr- a
pace IL takes week 10 communiCarn gItu. 81
ar IRON the little hamlet or Invc-w0od. al
HEar the place where the Ret. y. q. BapChar 4
brother OF Henry Ward Beecner breaches. lies
ntle Nellie osborn, q chld 81 e years. Hav
lalher and mother were botl ST. ienY
stricken WITH Fever, being Unat,C Ia leAy. tt,e-r
tedS- Living IL an isolated place farrrOm nelsl-
bors, and being antly supplied with the assc.e-
saTieS OF life at this severe and Indictment SEA
son. With snow lying three or four fee' iA,-2
ehtryV!tre, The situation may be Imagined.
Little Nellie lid what she could 10 aller.sia IRA
SuIcTtngS or her parents I'm every way. T. As
bitter cold, their rude little house oHcrai p7pr
resistance 10 the Winds the bed covering vas
not abundant. and the supply NJ rrs-w3nd
finally gave out. The little girl look her WOODEN
playthlngs and tried 10 keep the lire ..olng Htrh
Them. Then she knee.ed by the couch VI her
sick mother ana prayed: please. dear Ia-f
Sthd big, good man 10 help Us. Help came
IN The person CT James Mrt5avitt, Ian nrfnsa
OF the mountains who f0und tie family IL f1e
condition stated, ami afforded PROMPT -eN.f
Little Nellie became sick with the fever after
ward. Assistance has now been offered - A
Charitable lady OF Irvi1gtGn, who's SYN ,tthy
was 6Ac1red 10y The Chi!d'S SaCrlNra OF EpI fpyS
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A DESPERATE NEGRO.-On saturday last. at
"lsfant trying at Museyliie, PittSylvaula 60.
Va. en- inturiated negro uamai Deck Wr,rlt
@.uebed j. g. Arthur TO death, broke ~ A
MgTseL's arm. ana cut - kenfrlck's hand
who tiiei % stop him. 1t required fen armed
men 10 arrest AID bring him to iail, threats
being made by The order OF True Friends =
81 which le vas 4 member, to rescue hin Oh
me
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

WALTLE Z WILLIAMS aco.. Auosioneers.
erEcIAI. MANUFACTURERS SALE
SiLTIR-TIATED WARE AND RODGERS OUT
LER1.
BY ORDER TAUNTON SILVER PLATEO 90.
On TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 9TH. At 10
continued from day to day g. the same hours until
ire eItlIe stock is clio: ed out, az Sales room
aEfnUe especially adapted to the display Of these
eC<an. 20 IS and to the comfort and convenience
q visitors 70 be sold REGARDLESS of cost or value
PTeas fast, Dinner, Pickle, snd Sugar Casters.
Ice Pitchers. Tlti1s Sets, Tea Sets. Urns.
Cake Baskets, Epergnes, Irui. and Berry Stands
Vases, To-,et Ssts.
Celery. Bsking, Pudding and Butter Dishes.
Soup and oyster Tureens-
Walters. Cups, G0bets, SyTupe, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Roze's' a4t others Celebrated Triple ana Quad
,Tr.e iis.rd Knives. FORKS ald Spoons Of all
sl-f5-
ScIs., Oyster ard Gravy Ladies.
PIE. oyster and Pickle Forks
Pie, ice Cream, Fish, FrGi. and Batcr Knives.
Sugar SPOONS and longs
NJ: Picks Ma, k.r Rings. CARERS. Table Cut
,sry.
hnJ { general assortment OF all the Superior
dcoas A-l6a > thess wel.-knowu nufactories
CHER vii be FURNISHED the ladies', who are re
~ t pCeislse and without reserve
Tens tss-- On a Livery Of The goods.
Iy ort-- of JANIS ?. HALL. Treasurer
iet5-2r WALTER b. WILLIAMS + Co. Aucts
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rHARiFs ". HANDY. Real Estate Agent
EkITABLK IMPROVED BUSINESS PROPERTY
on BSIRkET NORTH, BETWEEN Ninth
and TEN STREETS WEST, AT PUBLIC

on SHEET NORTH, BETWEEN NIsTH
and lENlH STREETS WEST, AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
By virtue. % deed Of trust, recorded in -
JIhPr M as folio Ia of the land records OF r11A
the District Of Columbia, Will offer for A@@1
sale at ubiic auction, III front OF the premises,
WEDNESDAY. FEBRJ AIRY 23D, 1881, At 80 ocL'E
P M. the west 50 feet inches frcnl front ID rear
Of original lot z, in squ&reSS2 i'll Washingt City,
d. c., being lots numbered IL and II. in William
Philips subdivision OF original lots > 4. aud
=, in saia square, recorded in Iiber 10 Of suhi-
visions. folio III, in the office Of the surveyor of
the City OF Washington
Terms Of sale: One third cash: balance in equal
instruments in six g. twelve y AID eighteen lS)
months, the purchaser to give his notes Tor the de
ferTed payments, bearing interest at tls rate of
six co. per cent Per annuni, payable quarterly aud
20 cured by deed OF trust upon premises sold
SzCu down AZ tine OF sale.
NATHANIEL CARUSf.) 1rr,O+aoz
CHARLES ". HANDY Arus'VF7
j. I. tDLDWEIL, Auttioneer feb1I cots
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eKATES!.
OLD sInE AND OLD FRIENDS are
pILEs: PILES: PILEs.m-A SUR,

DiIES. PILES.! PILES.:!-A SURE
j CURE FOUND AT LAST-NO ONE NEED
tUFFER.-A sure cure for the Blind BleefiIng
Chinx and 4cefated Piles hiss been discOyerad nv
L Williams, ian Indian remedy called DR.. WI
j; rs India. Ointment A single box has cured
tie worst chronic cases Of q and 80 years stand
-. No che need suffer five minutes after apply
= < this wonderful soothing medicine Lotions,
INSTRUMENTS aud Electuaries do more harm than
sccd. Williams Ointment absorbs the tumOrs
al'aSs the intense itching, particularly ST llzh.
after getting warm in bed. sets pout ce gives
{nsfI nj and painless relief, and Is prepared Only for
Ies, tClnux of tie private parts. and Eo-lin. else
Read what the Hon. J. NJ. Cofinberry, OF C!eve-
lsI d. says shout DIR. Williams Indian Pile ONT
L ent. have Used scores OF Pile cures, and IL az
fortts me y esslire 20 say that have found
A2ythtlS which gave sECH immediate aud pernS-
pent rehef a. Or Williams Indian Pile Ointment
tOs sS4S BY "a G-uS.1sts. mailed on receipt OF
Sriec =. HENRY DAVIES. Props Cleveland,
u S1Ol < CROMWELL. Wholesale Axeuts
- e-LasS - = ave tA1lO-eB
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LIEUT.. hACRICR OtONSE,ia '}hth n WAC
vas killed in the action ia the Trar-yaa. oa
tuesday. Is grand nephew OF Daniel DCaG r.
Besl
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TD-3iDiiEsDW.
EIHoMAs BOWLING, Auctionesy.

VIHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioness.
BEGCLAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNi-
TTRE.
At sa,asroum, SATURDAY, FEBRUARTcS
JlTR, AT 10 Of LOCK, in which are large ~
lumber e Mattresses. ~
Also, three hC-shealls of assorted Orockery, 4 ]
Ec.
Also, lot g handsomely framed Ensrayiuss
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TiHohAs BOWLING, Auctioneer,
t. RE STORY BRICK RESIDE&GE, No 1872
HIGH STREET, OPPOSITE WEST STREET
GEORGETOWN, DC, al AUCTION.
Tho above sidcnce ana lot attached. Gste 49,
residence .! JAS. Wallace. deceased } will bs fsnA
sol! At public auction on TUESDAY, FE3 .4n.iA.
ryan 18TH. 1881, on the premises 81 I 0 clock.
Terms at sale. WM. l.. DUNLOP.
tse.t.It Executor Of Jas MalIDC-.
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New EOIsIi-RoTgEIzDAa.

It's arst -oISss Stea mers Of this Line
''ANH TEIi2saM," ROTTERDAM"
'SCnIEDAG," w. 4. SUEDLIEN,
'P- CAI4ASD, " ard MAS"
Carrying the 9. Hfs.lS q the Et.iariaads. cave
s!arbecGs kipres. Brooklyn. re2Ilar-y Oh WE'D
LIST Csbin, geo 40. III Cabin, si5- $50 steer
sEe, S26 II GAZAUX. General Agent. - South
I.ism at, Eey York For passaxe apply 10 "
@. MErZkRO1T x co, 925 Pennsylvania ave,
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A NEW TRIAL TOR DE JsRNtTTE.-rHe supreme
court OF appeals al Richmond, Va. yesterday
reversed the judgment OF the copper; don cnprt
OF Danvilie IN The case 81 James TEomd, Dh
JarnEtte, convicted Ia September last oI tha
murder OF his sister. Mule De Jarnptte AHi
sentenced 10 be hung on The 29th II bc,oher.
lNNo, but In whose case writ or error beng
granted. the execution was stayed. sAJarnetr-
Snot and Killed his sister I'm a house OF Gl-fams
last July. The ease has been Femardal Tor 1
lew trial.
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