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Capitol Hill Thieves.

TO EVENING STAR.
There is gang u colored thieves I'm the north.
eastern part of the city that needs the attention
OF some OF Major Brooks men, II he has any to
spare for that pOlice-fOrSaken section. Several
OF the gang have been observed for n week or
more prowling around Maryland avenue and the
adjacent streets prospecting for swagr Last
Rathbone's store. corner OF 9th and G streets on
pretense of purchasing, and decamped with four
pairs OF shoes. Mr.. Willis, the Waterman in
charge OF Stanton square, happened 20 be. around,
Inough not On duty. and gave chase 10 the thieves
VINO disappeared In the nefghborhood OF some
rookerles between 9TH and Sth streets, north OF
Maryland avenue This part OF East Waxhington
Will De remembered as the scene or two terrible
ou0rageS within the last three years. Its reputa-
ton is still below zero
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A T PUBLIC AUCTION.

by order OF the Executrix of the late Thomas j. s..
the entire remainder Of the
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
comprising
dlLKS, SATINS. VELvETS. DRESS GOODS
GLOVES. SHAWLS. WOOLENS, HOSIERY.
NOTIONS, &C..
contained IN store room on northeast corner Penn
sylvanis avenue and 9th streets.
The sale win commence on
TUESDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH INST, AT TEN
O'CLOCK AM,
ana commune from DAY to day until the entire stock is
r disposed of.
OFT WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
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VvHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ca ANCERY SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE
ON FREDERICK STREET, BETWEEN FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS. GEORGETOWN, DC.

AND SECOND STkEEIb. GEORGEIOWN, DC,
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of fhels
District Of Columbia, passed on the l1th day OIL
May, 1881, In equity cause No. 7,51l: wherein =
Hodgkin ct al defendants. the undersigned trustee
viii sell st public aution. in front Of the premises
e FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. al that piece or
town. District Of Columbia. beins part Il Iot
SIXTY seven Of Beatty. and Hawkins. addition to
said town, and bounded fo1lowu: Beginning at
the end Of seven feet ten inches measured north with
the west line Of Frederick street from the southeast cor
Frederick street north twenty i've feet thence west
wsrd1y and paEaAea with "a slzest one hundred ana
Ire twenty -ave fee4 a1d tnence "a stdgit hne e
two story and alto Briek Bui2ding.
Terms at sale: One third cash: balance n two equal
be secgred tU approved not0 md Hen property odd
cr whole purchase money ca be paid = day a saD a
Ing 8 10 ooaf Of the purchaser
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TOMORROW.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.
MIsCELLANEOUs SALE OF SHELF GOODS, 200
VOLS. ASSORTED NEW BOOKS FIVE CHESTS
TEA, PICKLES, COFFEE ESSENCE, &C; 100
DOZ. BREAKFAST AND DESSERT PLATES, so
DOZ. TUMBLERS, PITCHERS, IL DOZ.
TRAYS. 20 COMFORTS. 50 LAMPS COM.
PLETE, SO DOZ. KNIVES AND FORKS, AND
LOT OF OTHER WARE USED AT YORK
Will be sold at auction, within rooms THURS
DAY MORNING. NOVEMBER THIRD. AT TEN
O'CLOCK. nOl-2t
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A BNER'S MUSIC HALL,
E STREET.

OPPOSITE GOVERNMENT Posi- OFFICE.
The REGULAR Concert Season having closed the under
signed takes pleasure to announce to the pubic that the
above spacious hall is being renovated and is now for
rent at reasonable rates for Balls Concerts Theatrical
DC. '
In connection with the main hall there is large din
ing room. accommodating $50 people. attached to
winch Is a eommodious kitchen, supplied with large
ranges and other practical appliances Of the latest inn
proved styles. $500
The dimens ons Of the hall s7x50 feet with seat
ing capacity OF 500 people The stage, which is in
course OF construction will be portable and can be re-
moved altogether if desired
rev ana spacious sitting rooms for ladies being
htted up with special neatness and Comfort
For terms and other particulars apply to
oIS-Im ED. ABNER.
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DIED.
BARTEIMES. Tuesday November LIST, 1891 "A
3 80 O'Clock PM, EVA L. BARTELMES, a<ed Is
months and II days.
A precious from us has gone.
voice loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in home
Which never can be filed.
Go, little loved one, GO
mothers heart csn tell.
And none but her fu liz know
How hard to say farewell.
Funeral win take place from her parents re~iaepca
No. SIS sth street southwest. Thursday Noyemiss
Sd at O'Clock Relatives and friends are respecf
fully invited TO attend.
EVANS. On the morning OF November ID 1891 n n
minutes past O'Clock, FRANCES ZENOBfA BF,xIR
infant daughter Of Richard j. and Anais /. Eyans
MCKAY. November LIST 1881, at 80 O'Clock n m
all who knew her. ~
May she rest in peace
frlends ana relatives are requested 70 attend No.
funeral from her late residence No 2Iia sfrsst ,re
West. Thursday. October Sd, 1t pm
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WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY.
THE DRAWING FINALLY SETTLED AND FIyEn
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1881
Is THE Day DETERMINED UPON.

Inc drawing OF this scheme has been finally settled
n W. sN l MI CERTAINLY take place on THURSDAY
and this will enable me to sell all of the
Al persons, therefore, intending to invest in this
scee may rest assured that there wiz be no further
delays or posfponements. ~ "A
LIST OF PRIZES
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

DWELLINGs ON THE P-sTRFFT RAT RAiy,RnADl
GEORGETOWN. oAA' = -
BY virtue OF deed Of trust dated the 22d day<sa
90 9gie A. a % and recorded n Lber No
ton county con II The he Pp!iss 6 goa%s :uSscrib-
srs w1M FL Il We a1est Hdaer q front q e prem
AEk. 1851, Ct T0gR O'CLOCK. s9hs fouewins Piece
FIRST addition to Georgetown District 81 Columbia Be-
GINNING for the sape q point West street.
ISet from the Wea1 nne q Washington street. being e
the ncrthsast corner Of Lot two hundred md two snd
running thence west on the south hne q West street
property benz ono foot front q LOT 9o I'll slot col
ana about nine rect OF lot 400 thence south parallel With
Warrington street hundred and twenty feef: 49,
east parable. with West street say seyenty feek and
thence moran % the point Of beginning, together With
~ sla 1ngnlar the improvements. Ct eetera. IN
az teElns. which win b liberal win be made known
q tbs Hxno Of aa1e. -
ANTHONY HYDE,l ,r-,.t...
O1e-1eaWGdD THOMAS HYDE ATusseess
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NORTH GERMAN LOYD-

- v STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAyRR
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
me steamers OF this company viii sail EVERY SAT-
SRDAY from Bremen Pier foot Of Sd street. HOboken
Rates OF passage:.From New York to Havre, London
Ca go steerage $50 prepaid storage cerncates
Bowling Green, New York: ". g. METZEROTT
Co, 925 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, Agents for
washington ian12
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r T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

II T. COLDWELI, Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING ON o STREET, BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS NORTH
WEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated June e4th 1879 "a
and duly recorded among land records for the 8.
District Of Columbia in Lber III. at folio 294 -
seq and written requrst Of the parties secured
viii oferfor sse. at public auction, ON TUESDAY, the
FIRST ID DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1881. AT FOUR "a
O'CLOCK PM, in front Of the premises all that Ger
tain piece parcel of ground situate in the City Of
Washington, D. c., known and described lot marked
F. in the subdivision of original lots Three CD Four
teen t4, Fifteen u5) and Sixteen (16> in square Four
hundred and fory-seven (447>. together with the
provements consisting of two CO story pressed Brick
Store and Dwelling, containing ten (0) rooms with all
modern improvements, being No. 62s street north
west
Terms Of sale: fourth cash; balance payable in
three 90 equal Insailents in two and three
from day Of sale, with interest payable semi annually;
the deferred payments to he secured by the notes of the
purchaser and deed of trust upon the premises or all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser deposit lone
hundred dollars, viii be required at time Of sale: All
c1nveyanclng at the cost of the purchaser. If the terms
OF sale are not complied With in ten days the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property the cost and
risk OF the defautng purchaser five days notice.
oS-s tn. th. lit JOHN H. CLICK. Trustee.
sB THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count of the weather, until WEDNESDAY,, NOVEM-
Der NINTH, 1881, same hour and place
n2-eod JOHN H. CLICK, Trustee.
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NHOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

6INHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sTORY AND BASE
MENT BRICK HOUSE AND LOT KNOWN AS
NUMBER SIXTY-FOUR STREET, BETWEEN
NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST STREET EAST,
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the 2Sth day of
May. ID 1873, and recorded in Liber No. 72l, "a
folio g. es Of the land records OF the District
Of Columbia. will sell at public auction. in front OF
the premises, on THURSDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF
81 that lot Of ground numbered ninety eight t9s in
hundred and seventy five (675) together with all the
hnproyements consisting OF tvo-story and basement
Terms of sale One-thir cash balance in equal In
staments IN six and twelve mouths. with interest 10
deposit Of 800 reqHired at time Of sale terms
purchaser. - e
o24-lOt THOMAS ORME Trustee
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
" the best, 90 is JUSTHS Old Stand known for years
- tho only place whore 0rst-class SECONDHAND
uOTHIN0 can be sold ct respectable prices. address
0c call st JUSTHS Old Stand, No 90 D street between
On ana 1th directs northwest Branch Store No. 4O8
Sfn street betNeen . and z Streets Northwest NB.-
MOO ~ maa pfompey attended 10 nar2A :
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EHILDS' OVERCOATS AND ULSTERS,
~ age6 to TO- 81. 80. s. SO and s..
Boys OyeTcO4ts and listers. IL to l6, s. 81 S. up.
Boys Short Pants, to 10 years, f5c., S5c. 81 up
Boys, School Suits, short Pants. 81. SO. s., "a up.
Boys Telescope Hats, from SOC. up.
Boys Dress Hate soc; !5c;. and Il up.
Cent? Cashmere Pants, 81. So S. and 81
Misses and Boys School Button Shoes 81 UP.
1914 AND 1916 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
O2Y j. ". SELBY
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM

NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.
,.T The :,slass Steamers Of this Linz.
AMSTERDAM, " ROTTERDAM"
''SCHIEDAM.' ''W. A. SCHOLTEN"
''P. CAIAAND," and ''MAASn
Carrying the U. S. Mails the Netherlands leave Vat
son Stores r Bro ok regularly, on WEDNESDAY,
ii. CAZAUX, General Agent Ut South william Street
New York: For passage apply to w. G. METZEROTT
II. JOHNSON Agent, National Safe Deposit Building.
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w y Il 7 II
THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD.

w o 4 h
THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD.
DR. c. ". BENsONs'S CELERY AND CHAMo-
MILE PILLS.
THEIR EFFICACY N SICK AND NERVOUS HEAD
PARaLYsis. sLkEpff EsSHssh
AND DYSPEPSIA,
% as sa e ss se they s
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
,or DT BensGn e Celery and GhamSms
e the matera meca in the last quartr of centnry. "
Dr. j. W. J. Engier. ID Baltimore.
Baltimore emu S'~ "'"''A>ie a. H. ''''''n'e'' u
n. These Pm. are invaluable in Nervous diseases. -"
Dr Hammond. Of New York.
DIT Benson,s Pins for the of Neuralgia
success. DR. G. p. Holman. of Christianbur9. Va.
special diseases named and diseases they
prepared expressly e win cure Sick and Ser
y9us Headache Nerrslyia. Nervousness, Paralysis.
Sold by all DruTrists Price so cents box Depot,
boxes for 81. six boxes for s.. so. any address
DR. BENsoNsS
NEW REMEDY AND FAvoRITE PRESCRIPTION.
DIR. C. W. BENSON'S SKIN CURE
IS WARRANTED TO CURE
ECZEMA, TETTERS, HUNORS, INFLAMMATION
MILK CRUST, ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUP-
TIONS, DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP
sGk0FULA ULCERS. TENDER ITCH
INGS, AND PIMPl.ES ON ALL PARTS
OF THE BODY.
1t makes the skin white soft and smooth tan
and freckles and is the BEST TOILET DRESSING IN
IRE WORLD. Elegantly mt up two bottles in one
package consisting of both internal and external treat
ment.
SO
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STEAMER MATTANO
- Leaves It'll street wharf No. at O'Clock a M for
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS as foIloWs:-On Tues
days for NonInd On Thursdays Tor Mattox Creek and
Nomini on Sundays for Mattawonan Greek and Mat
0x Creek returning alternate days. touching 1T all
River LANDINGS going and returning also stops at Mat
tawoman Greek Mondays And Fridays up.
3y26-6n q. r. JONES Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
nuNcANsoN BROS. Aucnonee1..
CARRIAGES At AuNT1

CARRIAGES AT AUCTION
Une Jenny Lind Wagon and one Side Spring Buggy
ootn IN ROOD CONDITION and repair sold front OF
G CUT sasesroo1ns THURSDAY, NOVEMBER THIRD, at
len a. u. 1t
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u 9Th and D streets northwest.
BROWN MARE, VERMONT BRED, SEVEN YEARS
OLD, GOOD DRIVER; HEAVY WITH FOAL:
SIRED BY DOUGLASS.
At auction, in front Of our salesrooms, AT TEN
O'CLOCK ON THURSDAY MORNING, THE THIRD
INSTANT. nl-2t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
HANDSOME THREE-sTORY AND MANsARD ROOF
BRICK RESIDENCE WITH ALL MODERN I'M
PROPONENTS, No. 108 STREET, BETWEEN
AND NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST,
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBERHA
EMEtNtT.If-NINTH, 1881, AT FOUR O'CLOCK. in E=;;
'front.' OF the premises, shall sell sub lot 19. in A. A
Shepherds subdivision of square west of square 623
northwest. o
Terms OF sale: One third cash the residue in three
equa payments at six twelve and eighteen months with
nOtee bearing interest at six cent until
pahd' and secured by deed of trust the premises
posit required at time of sale.
o17-eo&dbs THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
q THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
sequence OF the rain until SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
FIFTH same hour anG place.
o31-eo&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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I ACE CURTAINS
- MADAME PIERRE
Ii sun at her old establishment, 7l3 llth street a. w.
and want the general public to know that il only
oT-lms
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FOLEY. Anctnneer. 81 It'll street northwest.
I win san ut my auction rooms, on FRIDAY MORN
ING, NOVEMBER FOURTH, COMMENCINS At
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, a.
LARGE EoT OF NOTIONS.
and large lot Of Furniture Consisting OF Beasseads
Bureaus. f"rior Sets, Carpets, Mattresses, Pillows
1 win sell on SAME DAY, two Silver-pia
Show Case. and tahecounter To match and three very
fne Breerh loading Guns, and three MuzZle- loading
Guns, and quantity of other merchandise hume
to mention. Persons in want OF the aboye-,pen
toned goods viii do well to sttend this sale
nat FOLEY, Auctoneer. Sll 9TH street norfhxest
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EOLEY. Auctionesr.
Il, GC0MMIMMlE E!o SATURDAY. OCTOBER TWEEN
O tn street. large and varied assortment of Unre-
0eeed Pledges consisting Of $50 fine listers and Over
halns and sets yewelry Dress and Business Goats;
nstr1m nn a'SG Guns Revolvers and Musical
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The Newark National Bank Ea5luro.
SOME OF THR MYSTERIES OF MODERN RANKINa


The failure OF the Newark national bank through
the defalcaton OF the cashier still excites general
interest NugentS counsel denies that he received
the large amounts stated by Cashier Baldwin.
He says he could not ascertain how his account
stood at the bank, because Baldwin had the ao-
counts 30 mixed up that he was I'm the latters
power. None OF the other banks OF Newark are
seriously involved with the Mechanics, and win
not be affected. The president OF the Mutual Ben
ehe INSURANCE COMPANY egraPhs Its agents that
tachments have been levied upon the property OF
the bank I'm the hands OF The Mechanics national
bank, and sl3670 by the Corn Exchange bank.
both of New York. United States District
Attorney kessbey having become SATISFIED.
OF the bank and Of the papers relating TO
Nugent q Co. surrendered by Cashier Baldwin,
/ voluntary statement, were substantially true,
| made demand yesterday afternoon on Judge
Ieese, Nugents counsel, that the property now In
| the hands OF Nugent 90, be immediately sur
rendered TO the receiver Judge Teese asked 70 be
allowed TO have an expert examine into the mat
ter, and pledged himself that the property should
be left undisturbed until the examination was
completed and he could give an answer. Baldwin
per cent commission from Nugent for negotiating
his paper and taking charge of hts banking bust
ness Since January ! Nngent has drawn by
about 81 100000 During the month OF october he
drew out $4,000 and deposited $4,000.
DKATH OF A WE'LL KNOWN HOTEL PRoPRIEroR--
telegram from Baltimore, Nd, last night
says. CUOnel u. coleman Cleo tniS morn
Jag at the CaITpllton Hotel, aged seventy seven
years In early life ne was captain OF the sound
steamer Ben Franklin, running between Prog1-
dence and New York For many years, in part
nership with one Charles A. Stetson, he was pro-
pretOr Of the Aston House, New York, and suisse.
quently at various times was proprietor OF several
well known hotels IN different cities, including the
Coleman House, In New York, and Eutaw House,
Baltimore, which he kept during the war. He WAS
widely known throughout the country.
LABOR sTRIkE-The cigamakers of Milwaukee,
rlv Cl,n CNh6
men, all belonging TO the union, struck yesterday
Tor an advance In piecework, averaging 81 per
thousand cigars made. At the close of business
last night fortytwo factories, including several
leading ones, had acceded TO the demand. The
largest establishment observation-disclosures e
Co.'s-has not yet yielded
Calvin Fletcher, state fish commissioner OF Indi-
ana, Is on his way TO Washington 70 obtain a sup
ply or CARP
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THE TRADES.
WOOD AND COAL.
COAL! C0AL!!
WOOD, wooDl,

II you want 70 buy rood, clean COAL and best KIND
LING WOOD go to JOHN MILLER, main Office and
kindling wood mill ~ street and Virginia south
west; branch Offices las street southeast md 6th-
ss-t-ss wharf A37-3a
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CEMETERY NOTICE-StatuAry, Italian Marble ana
~ Granite Aonanents Hesdstenes, MAntals Co.,
w. RUTHERFORD CO..
m16-6m 1l16 Penna. ave-. near Star once
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A"o ,; ;aio noe' Win all Fixtures and Fur
One ResSs1c.. ~; $3.50 900
One ReSidence ON G G Street 15 900
~, ~. sb pri,os aanS s,Iest Is 900
Two cash PRES cab 30 no0 10000
Five Cash Prizes each 81 OOO ''.''''''. 10y 10y
Five Cash Prizes, each $500 ''''''''' oGU
0naI u,,n5raa Oh So 200
~ tI,,,,ad Gssh 90 essl 49, 5000
nv q. s De Ern;t,Ir@ e~si e@V........ TO- coo
Ss -; " pa S, Loo
S Ss ,o Iaa.ao; - 500
V sna ans0n a SsSr To 81 100
1 M otss V1 DoolDoh mRishy' sSo..... H. 400
~ DSsAets CeAlnPsene. S,o.... $50
f Eoe nundrsd Gasn frszes. eacn $io.s... 5000
asso PoAes f1ne WInef. $oO IL. 900
~ ~ Bo1es Hooertson county H11sky S5O..... 5000
~ D1xes Havana Clg1rA $lV .:;:.......... 1000
fiVe hundred Sasn rTIzes escn Ely io 5000
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STEAMERS, &c.

On AND AFTER OCTOBER TWENTY FIFTH
~ 1881 the Steamer EXCELSIOR will make regular
trips TO Norfolk instead of Steamer GEO. LEARY
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DKATH OF WELL KNOWN HOTEL PKorRuErox--

Calvin Fletcher, state fish commissioner OF Indi-
ana, is on his way TO Washington 70 obtain a sup
DIV of earn.
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NOW IN STOCK.
~ Complete assortment Of
CLAUDENT SCARFS
and Carriers embroidered back
KID GLOVES.
w. &. TEL.
o29 9S5 PENNSYLVANIA ayeuue.
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WhoIe Tckets IS: Halves. ~; Vuarters. 81
Remittances may be made by Bank Check. Express.
Postal Money Order. Registered Mail.
Responsible agents wanted at ell points. For circu.
w. C.. d. WHIPS.
WILLARD HOTEL. LOUISVILLE, KY,
W. w. GOULD,
1872 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST,
al3eo&k. tnorlo WASHINGTON. DC.
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makes the skin white soft and smooth removes tan
and freckles, and is the BEST TOILET DRESSING IN
The WORLD. Elegantly rut up. two bottles in one
ment.
All frstclass Druggists have it. Price 81 per pack
40
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DIR. c. W. BENSON'S SKIN CURE
IS WARRANTED TO CURE

ECZEMA, TETIERs. -HUMoRs. INFLAMMATION
MILK CRUST, ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUP-
TI0NS, DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP
SCKOFULA ULCERS. TENDER ITCH
1NGS, AND PIMPIES ON ALI. PARTS
POM
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

EfOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. FORTRESS
IL MONROE, PINEY POINT AND
POINT LOOKOUT.
Steamer EXCELSIOR ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SAT URDAHS at pm.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers


Office 40 5th street north west.
THOS. E. wAGGAMAN. Auctioneer. OH q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-22
The Cabinet.

Speculation is rife as TO the composition
OF the new Cabinet. Mr.. DORSEY has been
interviewed and as be is stalwart ana
CoxKIING man, he may be wel.iDformed IN
the premises. He says that BLnSE Will be
Secretary of state; that an eastern man
will be Secretary OF the Treasury, and inil'
mates that IL will be Judge FOLGER, OF New
York. The best OF DoRsEY's remarks was
that the talk about ROBERT LINc0LN's APP
pointment was ''matter purely OF sentl-
ment."
Other persons make up an entirely diff
ferent Cabinet. We record DORSEY 5
guesses because he is q lion among 'he
CoNKLlNG and GRANT men, and probably has,
from Dir. CoNKLING himself, knowledge as
to the probable composition of the Cabinet.
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LYNCHBURG.

THE WEATHER SUNDAY AND THE CHURCH SER.
vICES-A COLoRED PARAI.YTIC AMPUrATES
HIS OWN FOOT --INTERNAL REVENUE
DEATH or RESPECTED YOUNG MAN-PAY-
TRAIN OF TUE NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD, &C.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
FEBRUARY 81, 1881.
Noble weather prevailed yesterday even
up 10 the dispersal of the congregations
from night worship. During the night,
however, little snow fell, which still lin
gered this morning In shaded places. BY
this time Il has become mud. There were
services at all the churches yesterday AS
usual, except that the Second PRESBYTERIAN
church was closed on account OF the illness
OF the pastor, Rev. j. Nj. Rawlings. AT st.
PauPs church In the morning the rector,
Mr.. Carson, read paper on the finances
prepared and put forth by the yestry. Rev.
T.. 5. Gregory preached at 81. Paups at
night.
A curious story has been told your cor.
respondent concerning an occurrence al
legged to have taken place a'week or two
ago. II has never gotten into the papers,
however. and hence Is strict news. A few
years ago man named Frank HeImboIz
shot at very young negro boy whom he
suspected OF robbing his till while he
(Helmb0lz) was keeping some kind OF no.
lion-store near the CabeIl House. The ban
struck the boy aud inflicted q griryous
wound, from which The entire paralysis OF
one side resulted. The boy suffered ill.,