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Editor Star: l have always noticed with
pleasure that you are deeply interested In
everything pertaining to the beauty and attrac.
tiveness of our city, and was very glad that In
last evenings STAR you called attention TO the
depredatfODs the worms are making upon the
elms In our parks and on our streets The
naples especially the Norway, the nneStof them
all-are becoming prey to the pests Having
mad considerable experience In the cultivati On
OF trees and shrubs. 1t pains me to see them SUI
ferlng from want OF care. therefore take the
liberty OF requesting you, through your valu-
able paper, to call the attention OF 1.-THE powers
u at pe" 10 remedy which Suei Foster, esq, OF
Muscat1ne, Iowa, has found very erectuai In
the destruction of the caDker worm. Mr.. Foster
says: 81 have had night for three or four We /.
with the canker worm on my apple trees. Two
years ago l changed Paris green for London
purple. at a saving OF three-fOurths of the cost,
and 1t proved better article for the purpose
take q forty gallon whisky or kerosene irrel
saw 1t in two, fasten hydropult sprinkling
pump In the bottom Of the half, barrel. by nail
ing strap or leather TO hold the pump firmly
to the bottom, and another strap TO hold IL fast
to the Si0e OF the half barrel. Then have two
whole barrels. with one head out, to hold the
water In. Place them all In wagon and drive
TO the orchard. Put three buckets OF water Into
the halt barrel and stir In three small table
speonsful OF London purple; stir 1t until 1t is
well mixed with the water; then use the pump
and sprinkle the trees Thoroughly to the right
and left, and on all sides OF them. This Is the
cheapest and most e1ectual remedy l have
found for the canker worm" know Mr.. Foster
to be one Of the most intelligent, reliable, and
successful hOrticulturits In the west He says
that the London purple is much better and
cheaper than Paris green for destroying the
potato bug. He mixes one tablespoonful with
two gallons OF water and applies with the COM
mon garden sprinkler. 1 have no doubt but
that the application OF the London purple to
cur affected trees In the manner described by
MT. Foster would eflectually destroy all the
insects. Respectfully,
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Sales of Real Estate.

MessIs Thos j. Fisher & Co.. auctioneers, re.
port the following recent sales Of property al
public sale: Part OF lot l, square 1G6, and i'm =
pIovements, corner 18th street and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, to n. W. Calf for S. 600; sub lots q
and IS, square s4f, and improvements, corner
c and 5th streets southeast, to Mary McGrath
for 81 SEQ; sub lots 25 anG &C. on 56h street east,
to Benjamin W. Guy at 81 cents per foot; sub
Lot "a 10 Thomas H. Hardin at 1Sk cents per
foot; sub lots IL to % inclusive, to C. f. Mac.
donald at IA cents per foot; lot 8, square ZIG.
opposite Mcpherson square, TO Geo. w. Cochran
for 50 60 per foot; lot S, square ia on street,
between Sd and 4th streets east, to Mr.. Gallery
at 10 cents per foot; part OF lot u. square 3a5,
and Improvements, No. 7s2 10Jn street
northwest to X. c. Deneson for $3.50;
part lot 10, square rs, and improvements, No.
1922 street, TO j. B. II. Smith for S., 500; three
small brick houses on street, between 18th
and 18th streets northwest, Nos. 1918 1915 and
1917, to Bernard Schlosberg for S, 225; Nos. 742
and IA 4th street northwest. two small frame
house, to Michael Crane for So OPS; No T4O small
frame adjoining, to Henry Eogiish for 81, 6S5;
No. 7SS. small frame house adjoining, to John
Miller for 81, 16o; brick dwelling, No 202s G
street northwest, sub. lot Is, square 103. and
improvements, TO VIM. j. Thomson for s. 900;
sub. lot and part OF B. square BIS corner Of
Vermont avenue and North L street, w. 81.
Dempsey for S, 100.
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The Morgan Disappearance Mys.
leEYs


FINDING OF A SKELETON SUPPOSED TO BIZ HIS
A special dispatch from Batavia, NY to the
New York Times, gives an account OF the find.
IN G OF a human skeleton at Pembroke which Is
alleged to be tine remains OF VIM. Morgan, the
man who betrayed the secrets OF FreeIaasonry SIS
years ago, and whose mysterious diSa ppearance
has been accounted for upon the theory that
he bad been murdered. A silver ring was found
with the ponts. with the Initials NV. nj. :" aud
tin box, res embliDg tobacco box. In which
was found manuscript, the writing OF which
was scarcely legtble, although some OF the
words could be read by the unaided eye. The
crumpled paper was placed under microscope.
Under the glass the words 'Masons ~" LIAR"
Prison" "kil," and the full name "Henry
Brown" were VISIBLE. Ii is conjectured that
this Is part or threatening letter from Henry
Brown. the great defender OF the Masons or
Batavia.
THURIow WEED DOUBTS TUB STORY.
A reporter OF the n: Y. Commercial called on
Thurlow Weed TO get his views on the pro-
posed discovery. he said he could not recon
cile The story with the facts that had come to
bis knowledge, and then told OF the disappear
in Lake Ontario. Mr.. Weed said he attended
the Inquest, ard although Mrs Monroe de-
scribed the clothing found on the remains.
6e,o1e oohng a5 IT, as being that Of
the body; while Mrs. Morgan accurately par
ticularized certain characteristics OF the body,
without seeing II, but was unable to identity
Mr.. Weed then tells the story told TO him 6y
John Whitney; how he (Whitney) with three
others had taken Morgan from Fort Niagara In
boat tied rope around MOrgan's body at
tached heavy sinkers thereto and threw the
man into the river. He had assisted at this
work as conscientious duty; but for six years
had had no mental peace, no matter wherever
he went. and was glad he had unburdened lis
mind. Mr.. Weed said he believed Whitney told
the truth when describing the manner 10
which Morgan met his death, but there had
been so many stories circulated as to his being
since seen alive that he c0uli ONLY look upOn
the whole affair as one OF the mysteries which
will never be satisfactorily Calculated.
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AUCTION SALES.
TaONA6 BOWLING. Aucroneer.
TRUsTKE's SALE OF vALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY I'm ROAD STREET, GEORGE


TRgsTKE,s SALE OF vALUABLx 1MpRov 60
HRRnWRHHR B T IN ROAD STREET. dEORaE-
By Write Of two deeds Of trust, bearing ~
date, respectively, May LIST and september fsI
9Th, 1873, ana by reQue- in writing, Of she.1
:dn ini, atix OF the holder OF the note secured
tbe rr,mires on JuI1 al n i taSn' at Of
O'clock PM ell the undivided right, title e.
to and interest Of the partiee. gr intors In said
deecs (teing the entire title estate and interest
b. scott born illafas, stin ontstanding.) In and
10 ''su that piece parce. Of ground situate and
being In the city OF Geo getr In the District Of
Oolnm bla, being in Thomas Bealrs addition to said
Georgetown, aud described as follows: Begin ming
~ II Henry D. OooAe. formerly owned by David
Peter and afterward By John C.rter), on Road
street. and Iuhnir thence west along said street
on. hundred and seventy nine 90 feat to sn alley
ton with the east side Of raid alley and the proper
~ u kolert P. Dodge. to the property John E
Carer thence east with the north line Of John r.
Carte property aud that OF job Chandler Smith.
afoIesa property and thence with said line north
erly, shout two hundred and ten (2l0 feet, to the
place OF BEGINNING. with the brick dwelling house
ard buildings thereon" This properly will be sold
Terms o. sac: The an cunt of the deb' viz
$l3 AT. with interest thereon ut ten ger cent per
a. mum from May 1st, 1875. secured on said prem
viii be announced Of the sae in ash aud the bal.
snce at six and twelve months for which the notes
OF the purchaser. bearing six per cent interest
from day o. sale, ana secured by deed Of trust on
the property sold. Will be taken. 300 deposit at
cott: II terms Of sale are not complied with wi hin
ten days from day Of sale the property will be re-
tod at The risk and cost of the detautina pur
ie23.dSda Trns.oo
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM
PROVED PROPERTY.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY.
By virtue OF deed Of trust. dated Novem- IL
Der 2Stb, 1877, and recorded in Gber No. HSJ
S7l. folio 289. ct seQ and decree Of the2.R.
Supreme Court Of the Distric Of Columbis. on the
24th day OF January, 1881, In Equity cause No
1884. Equity Docket 81, we will sell, on TU GS-
DAY. THE 9Th DAY OF July. 1881, AT s O'CLOCK.
In front Of the premises Lot letiered c. in Madison
Moses eubdlv,si n OF Crixina1 lots q, and 8. in
Square 427, located the tids of 9Th street.
betseen street and public park, ID feet front and
runs back OF that derth 10 feet then widens to %
feet and goes back 30 feet further.
AT O'CLOCK, SAME DAY in front Of the pref rises,
Lot 81. In Square east OF Square 500, lot x80 feet
Inches. being No: l64o 4th street. between Q and
On WEDNESDAY, July 9Th, 1881. AT s
O'CLOCK, in front OF the premises lots I, K. l. and
NJ. in equsre 694. Each front Is feet the west
side OF LIST street east between North Carolina
nue. and .1urn street.
At 8 O'CLOCK, SAME DAY, original lot !, in
square 96s, on the northwest corner Of 18th and
sire cts southeast.
ON THURSDAY, July 71H, AT O'CLOCK, In
front Ct the preDises, g. h, and Z, in How ards
sub of bl cs No a, in the Howard UpiveI sity sub
OF bingham, fronting on an alley leading from
wilson street near Howard University, toAether
With the in pfovenents.
Terms: Cnethird cash. re idue in two equal
pa. ments at six and twelve months with interest.
20 lie secured by deed OF trust S25 deposit on
ach lot wht IN property is struck off Terms TO bs
FRED ". JONES, 7,n..o..
te22 do Ids THOMAS FL. GALLANT ArosVees.
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1901 THE CHEAT 1OO1
ACO1 PENNSYLVANM ROUTR 1901

1881 pzNNsHLvxsfiA ROUTE 1881
TO The NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. Steel 1s In.
SPLKSDID BCnERY. MAGNIFICENT Ecu1pxW1
TRAINS Il fE kTEEG %Es EHy iS6s ISL
sss0aST 81 Ts + :Sd
% Gnciansa ST. I Louis sna chicseo; 50 r.
ok f As6 f R5r6 e SHfInoAp
ssj,6 P,5iGS q e WssEin: .nd Sc NORTH. q
::SsR. S:sq1s: ss6 Pssss oar = = 6 a
For Wiliismsport Loci Haven and Klmira, At 10 20
FOR Ss a y SSs ana * FL goo 1880 an.
o Limited a s5gr s:s. ct san
Jersey IN VIZ bet: q gISesiye Annex: &
Ing %DISls fs.rsFs sc7os. ssS Yori cy
ss: 900 And iois Em siaaaPi E;p ~
Zoo q ssaa 70 "a a 4, 90 s 10 90 ana
For Pope: drsss Ens. & $40 q m. and $40 m.
For d AnS:e saSsDs ssSond.S and "a a,,
Nzf $sS R12sSsa1 nsB gsaas
TON RAILROAD. > "|ASAAAA'e
For Ale1sndriA, 100. lao. g2O. and IL 30 .. N.
l:21. 500. 40. 300 and II 80 p. 10. On Sun.
dsy st 200, 9:2o and II 80 M, and 9 90 p. m
Tor Richmond and the South. TOO and II 10 1. %.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 6:O6 :Os
and 10 20 .. NJ II 40, 90. 100. Zoo and 9:lO
snd Zoo Am {; 7C0 and :05 pm
Tickets and information ut the Office, northeast
~ the depot. where orders can be left for the
checking Of baggage to destination from hotels and
residences.
J. B. WOOD, General PASSENGER Aren't,
FRANZ THOMSON. General Manager. u0Y20
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George Barth to j. T. Lehman, part Is, so. $50;
s. geo. B. r yield to r. p. Strong, lots Fl,
% az %, SO. 1872; s., 200. c. 81. Cragn to same,
Juliana w. Gales to Kate #. Carlisle, undivided
interest In lot %, so. 127; So O66 Go Susannah
Sewen to Northern Liberty Market Co.. subs. F
and q, so. 422; S. 9S5. Sarah T. Davidson TO
John T. Scott. part s, SO SIC; $500. j. T. Scott
TO George E. Emmons, same property; $500. w.
2 Particle to A. S. johnson, lot 1856. SUP. SO.
40 $3.50. Edwards ard Hume, trustees, to !.
L. Vogt, pit. 16, so 457; IS, $50.
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7 AVIS!
LAWNS!

Yard wide Lawns, 10, l24, is and 25c. India
Linen ~ e. 2oc formerly sold for % Vic. Lawn. 8,
Hokfs., reduced from 25 to 12Hc.. all linen. 81
doZ Ct ntiemen's Hemstitched Hdkfs reduced to
have IN stock an elegant line Of LAOES ranging
frem TO 5Oc l0, 600 yards beautiful goods put
and 1221lSc. Brabsnt Lace makes one Of the hand
soonest suits . lady can purchase for the money
Our Domestic Stock is well asse-:ted. at agents
pricee.
J. A. LUTTRELL CO.,
je1S SIT Market Space.
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NHARLEs w. HANDY, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SNAIL FRAME
HOUSES on FIFTH STREET SOUTHEAST,
NOS. 617 AND SIG.
Upder and by virtue Of a deed OF trust dated
September "a. 1871 and recorded in liber No. go.
Columbis. and at the request Of the holder Of the
note secured thereby. will offer for ss!s ct public
auction in front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF JUNE. A. D. 1881. AIS O'CLOCK
p NJ all that piece or parcel OF ground beiug part
twenty two 1927 b. ginning for the said piece OF
around at the southeast corner OF said lot running
ircb, thence north forty one t4D feet theace east
one huncre and five u0e) feet one % inch, aud
tt BoI tn forty (4 fe-t to the place OF be-
ginning: being the south forty one CD feet front
Of rald lot by the depth thereof, lying and situate
10 the faid city Of Washington.
Terms OF 81 e. One fourth cash. balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months. with interest at The
rate Of Elk per cent per Hnnuun. secured by deed
Of trust on the property sold all cash at the OPP
ton Of the purchaser. 500 down at time Of sale.
Terms to be complied with in seven days. Con.
veyancing at cost Of purchaser.
te16-o&dS q. A JAMES Trustee.
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RAILROADS.

BAL TiMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE MODEL FAST LINE. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE s1 WEST. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRAoKl JANNEY COUPLER sTzEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE Effect SUNDAY. MAY
I'D. 1881.
A. A. M LEAVE WASHINGTON.
'zgGUGG is FAsT Ex HP!knssSAT1' AND ST.
ts kf ExpsE sy and Way Stations
6:so..-Bsitimors, App.pois. and Way. piedmont,
strassbIrs, Winchester. Haserssown. and Way.
s:1 6. Pssay q Rock. and Way s.a,ioD.
q NEW: ToRR. AND Bos-
s.4o0sT Hns SSs' AND VALLEY EXPRESS
ios Has.rstown and at Point Of Books
70 .n0En ssG snndsy on,v for Rau,ro-. .,n.,ou.
oo seo SiSl EXPRESS t,.ops a. Hy.t...
S ssssnp ssi sna Hanoi asas Annapolis
til. o1PITfsBgRa, CHICAGO. CINCINNATI
i2;l9. ID Baltimore Kuico't City. Annapolis and
:5:2s-3n s2PSsy only, fcE Baltimore and Way.
ts;eYSo0HR k K4fkH.s PH1LADEIP HIA ANoNEw
s:99-Baltipore and w.y Stations twinchestsr.
M HsEssstGYa fHs VIZ ~ aIn
REL EXPRESS (Frederick. via Relay, stops
IA APaaRe u } Rocss frederick H.r.rsovn
Winchester and Way Stati ms { IN Sunday to
Point Of Rocks and Way Stat1 ms onlY.)
IA 40-Baltimore, Anparolis and Wy Stations
rs :16-BALTI MORb EXPRESS Cha rtinBburg and
Way, via Delay. Stops at Aystts vile and Laa-
6;G5-Point Of Rocks srd Way Stations
f6 4c-Batimore and Way Stations
T;30.BALTI xOR6, HYATTSVILI e AND LAU.
hEL EXPRESS
t9l5-PIITSBURG, CINCINNATI, AND ST
LOUIS EXPRESS
iSooP9lLADELPH1A. NEW YoRE. AND Bos.
TON EXPRESS. sleeping cars to New York
0:0O-BALTlMORE. HYATISVILLE, ANDLAU-
BEL EXPRESS. stops On sigma or to let of
p. ssengers at any station between Washington
snd Annapolis Jun ction.
fDaily. tSundays only Other trains daily. ex-
cept nDday.
ton.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket office, Washington h:ation and
6i9 and 1851 fennsylvania avenue. corner l4th
street where orders VIII be tax for baggage to be
check ed and received at any point the city mas
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John 1. Dayenport Cross-Examtned.

HR HAD NO AUTHORITY FROM THR PRESIDENT TO
OFFER THE MARSHAlSHIP TO sTRAHAN.
John !. Davenport was cross examined yes
terday by the Albany bribery investigating
committee. What he stated may be summar-
tied "a follows: II had q conversation with
Mr.. Strahan about his appointment as marshal
IL was not by authority OF the President II
was my own opinion that Mr.. Strahau could
have the cffice Il he would take ft. / am at
liberty TO state the conversation had with the
President about the senatorial contest He
Simply asked me whether / knew anything
about whether Copkling or Plat were TO b.
caldidates. He expressed no wish or desire
ron this senatorial question. had no author.
ity IRON the President to offer the United States
mers halsh1pt 10 Senator Strahan. ] acted In the
natter simply at the request OF Mr.. Knox.
believed that Senator Strahan's name would be
confirmed II Knox recommended him. The
PIesioent asked who Is Stranan when men,
toned bis name; he thought meant Hon.
John Il. Stafin, OF New York; had no further
. conversation with him; he said Good bye q
mement later. cutting cur conversation short,
or would have told him that Suahan was a
stale senator
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
In GEORGE OWN, DO.

SAIG Of Valuable phOREkIx
In GEORGE OWN, Do.
By virtue Of deed Of trust to the under -
siane6, dated 25th October, 1859. and duly t1
49, one Of the land records Of the District of Co.
lnmbia will offer at public sale. on THURSDAY.
:0TR JUNE, 1881, AT O'CLOCK p NJ. on the prem
jses. at the request Of the party secured thereby
the following; des cribed premises, situated In
part Of lot number Ill. in Beatty and Hawktns'
addition to GEORGETOWN. beginning for the same at
the end of 100 feet on a line drawn north on the
east side Of Frederick street from the northeast
or OF Frederick and Sd streets, and running then
easterly parallel to Sd street SO feet thence north
cry and parallel to Frederick street thirty feet.
then westerly and parallel to Sd street So fest TO
teginning, with the improvements.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; the ba'sncs Of the
purchase money in six and twelve months, the
purchaser giving his notes, bearing interest from
The day OF sale. secured by lin on the property;
or all Of the purchase money may be paid 10 ten
days after the SALE deposit of $50 required when
The pro, erty is struck off. ALI conveyancng ct the
expenee Of the purchaser.
je2O rot 4. P. DICKSON. Trustee
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.

INHOMAB DOWLIN0, AuctiOneer.
TRUsTEK's SALE OF SHOW GASES, FURN1-
TQRE AND FIXTURES OF CONFEO-
TILNERY.
By virtue Of a deed OF trust dated May "a
Goth. 1881, DC. ono Of the land records for VI
Wsshiueton City. District of Oolumbis and IN
by direction of the party secured thereby NJ
shau SILL on SATURDAY. JUNE 2sTH, 1881, AT
TIN O'CLooB, at the auction rooms Of Thomas
Downing (Star building, coruer 18th and Pennsyl-
wants ayeI ue), the following effects:
Silver msunted Show Cases,
II Oak Cane seat Dining Unairs
ables, China, Glass Jare,
Together with other articles.
Terms cash. VIM. NJ. CABALL
je22-3t Trnstre
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DIED.

FlTZPATRICK. On June "a 1881. at O'Clock
q n. daughter Of James and Cat aeri ue Fitzpst-
rio K, aged nine mon -hs and six days.
Funeral VIII take place to mo row at O'Clock p.
m, from the residence OF her parents, No. 1888,
corner Fifth and l. streets northeast.
SINCLAIR. On June 23d. 1851. ct o'c'ock
a.m.s SAMUEL FRANKLIN. twin son Of b. aud
BaTbsrA Sinclair, aged seven months ana twenty
ole days.
Funeral will take place Saturday next. ut pm
fr m parents' residepce 0I8 Pennsy lvanis svenus
southeast. Friends and relatives are invited 70
attend.
WALKER. On June %, 1881, Ut $40 an.
RIzABKrB, beloved wife OF @. Z. Walker. in her
twenty fifth year.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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MAR RFAD.

BAEER-POLLOCK. Tuesday. june n, 1881.
at Ali fouls' Church. by the hey Ruth II. Shippea,
JOHN BAKER to AMIi, daughter OF u. II. Pollock,
both Of this city. No cards.
McWILLIANS-JOHNSON On Sunday. June
10, 1881, atkt. Msry'e parsonage, Alexandria, Va,
by Rev ID Okape. JANIS NcTILLIAMs, JR., %
MARTHA Z. JOHNSON.
UPTON BRADLEY. In Washington, d. c.,
June %, 1881. at the residence Of the brides
mother by the Rev. John Paxton, WILLIAM II.
UPTON to GEORGIA l.. BRADLEY.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auct1oneer.


REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
At raesfoom. (star BuiidtnR). IA rUR II
a re- eral assortment Of Parlor. Chamber. X
aid Dining room Furniture, Paintings and ]
EDgravings, &c.
ALSO,
One artistica1y carved (lion's heads, very mas
siye) Walnut Hal See, cost $3.50 in England.
ALSO,
Several Carriages ano Horses.
ALSO.
Aconsignment Of English Stone China. je23 2s
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NEW YORK-ROrTERDAM.

The nrst class steamers Of this Line,
ss'AMsTk RDAM." ROTTERDAM"
SCHlEDAM," wv. A. SCHOLTEN,"
Carrying the o. q Malls to tbs Netherlands, leave
NESDAY.
Flint Cabin. ESQ gro I'd Cabin, $50. Storage,
e26. II. CAZAUX, General Agent m South VIII
Lam g. New York For passage apply to ". G..
M1TZEROTT 90 925 Pennsyls ania avenue
safe Deposit Building. corner New Yo.k sye. aud
10Th b. Northwest tanl7
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TYLER 4 CHEWING,
20 9Is 7th NJ. ~
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

1hEAlLI hkDUCED PRICES.
SUMNER SILKS AT COST.
FRENCH PFRCALINES at s5, former price 35c
FRENCH ORGANIZES reduced to 25c
Finest Quality all LINEN LAWNS at 25c, for
mer price 400
SCOTCH GINGHAM5 1t 25c. and &c., reduced
from 81 II and 45c.
MADRAS GINGHAMs at12hc., fromer price l5c.
YEDDO GRAPES at S714c.. reduced from &c.,
PARASOLS AT COST.
marked Down Prices" on BLACK GRENA-
Dimes.
bargains" in TABLE LINENS. TOWELS. NAP
KINS, SPREADS, 80.
Large Lot of EHETLAND ard STRIPED
BARGE SHAWLS, ranging from 81. 90 to
$2.00, reduced from 4S. 90 and Sc. 90.
81 AN INSPECTION WILL REPAY ALL.
IL ONE PRICE ONLY,
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CORNER 9Th s1RH11.
je18
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GENERAL GRANT, being fndisposed did not
attend the banquet OF the Pennsylvania edi-
tors at Long Branch last hight Covers were
spread for about 400. An address OF welcome
TO the "PenDsy lvania editors and their guests
the Tennt sseeans," was given by Mr.. Chllds.
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Mss Paihe hgs assumed the position OF priA-
cipa; cashier or The Palmer House, Chicago, one
OF lie largest aI d most extensively patronizet
tcteis Ia ills country.
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TOMORROW.
TRoMAs DOWNING. Aucsioneer,

VHHOMAB BOWLING. Aucsioneer.
ONE CRAY AND ONE soRREL HORSE Doth
AUCTION.
Will be sold on SATURDAY. JUNE 25EH. ~
suction rocma ar.v h IN ar9n a 81 ny
be one Of the finest saddle animals In the country
ard are only sold because the owner Is ordered
away Can be seen prior to sale at soldiers Home.
Both d. rses are perfectly sound and gentle
ie23 ct THOMAS DOWLIN0, Aucf,
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MERCHANTS AND mINEKS

TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
OUTSIDE LINZ OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Sailing DAYS from Baltimo,e-Every wEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at m, from FOOT of
spears wharf (resr fost 4. Gay ktreet)
Prom New Iork-EseIy THURSDAY and SAT
ShDAl, at p H., from Pier 49, East River (near
Elegant PASSENGER accommodations Iovest
rates freieht guaranteed
Rates Of pas, age-Eirst class, %. including meals
and ststero0D berth. Steerage, %. meals IL de-
sired. Is cents per zeal.
A. L HIGGINS, ACT.
(boS.on Whar1O BALTIMORE, ND.
GEO. h GLOVER, ACT,
1eXo PIER 40, EAST 6IvER, N. Y,
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Al CTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
tl1f, SOU1 L WEST CORNER SEVEN
TENTH AND STREETS NORTHWE,T.
On SATURDAY, JUNE 18th. AT O'CLOCK enkA
10. square l57, located as above having a 80
front OF S0 feet Oh 18th street and 100 feet on
st'.et. u property VIII be sold whole Will
be divided into suitable building lots gu bdiysion
# which will be exhibited at the sale.
Toms very easy and made known day OF SALE
je2l-d&ds THO9. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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HUENINGHAM, THE wELL-KN0wN, .KELT.
~ xble HATIER u prepared e DO ~ nnd S OF
srd old ones remodeled. Remernber the number-
3k0 9th street uoEthVeGt. MAYA