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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-31
The Golden City

was five years DID, and cost fifty-fOur thOus.
and dollars, and was insured for thirty
thousand dollars in Cincinnati offices.
She was owned by Captain J. ID. IIegelcr,
". S lntyrc and 5. c. Mcintyre She lies
sunk about two miles below here in the
chute, near the Tennessee shore.
When she foated oil from the wharf,
about twenty OF her passengers and crew
jumped aboard barge, winch hoated down
stream, but they were rescued by one OF
the harbor boats, who towed the barge into
the shore one mile below the city, 1t is
estimated that.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-31

yu The middle of April the legis-
,...~.s Missouri will be called from
,r....,ws and corn planting to red'S-
..... ..... state.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-31
ANOTHER HOLOCAUST
The Steamer Golden City Burned to
the Waters Edge.
Thirty.fye Persons Known to be Drowned or
Burned-SeveraI Others Missing and
Probably Lost-Women and Children
the Greatest Sufferers.
FULL PARTICULARS OF THE TRAGEDY.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 3O-The Cincin-
natl and New Orleans packet, Golden City,
en- route from New Orleans TO Cincinnati,
burned at the wharf this morning, at 4:30
o'clock. Between thirty and fifty lives
were lost principally women and children.
The steamer Golden City, OF the Southern
Transportation Company's line, when ap-
preaching the wharf, this morning, at 4:3O
o'clock, was discovered on fire by the second
engineer, Robert Kelly, who Immediately
notified Captain Brice Purcell, Sr., the
pilot on watch. The boats bow was at
once headed for the shore and in four
minutes afterwards she touched the wharf
at the foot Of Beale street, where the coal
fleet is moorcd. A line was hastily thrown
and made fast to one OF the coal barges, but
the current being swift, il soon parted, and
the burning steamer fioa,ed on down the
river
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-31
Sacrificed His Life,

To save others.
The saved are: George W. Green, New
Richmond, Ohio; \. B. Neatch, Evansville,
Ind; r. H. Chiffon, Carivillc, ny; w. II.
Coruthers and J. b. Jordon, Ripley, Tenn.
Nearly all the cabin and deck crew of the
steamer saved themselves. Slows circus
was taken aboard at Nidalia, La, and six
cages Of animals and birds, together with
the ticket and band wagons, tents and
horses were lost.
Marion Purcell, one OF the pilots was in
the clerks office when the alarm was first
sounded, and he rushed through the cabin
hursted in state room doors and awakening
passengers, So rapid did the flames sprcad d
that within five minutes after the discovery
OF the fire, which broke ont amidship the
aft part OF the steamer was all ablazc. Those
that were saved had 10 flee in their night
clothes. When the burning steamer touch
cd the wharf the fire communicate
ed to the coal fleet and the
tug OriOle which also burned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-31

The wOrkmcH u0u"r,tIvd full well that
this is not the tiH.. they have, however,
faint idea that the half tine business is but
bluff to make them br.iev" that the mar
ket is overstoCked, and they believe that in
couple of months or - the operators will
be compelled to give iu.l time. There is
considerable ground iu7 the belief. The
gross demand is put AZ 3u,oOl,0O0 tons;
from January to March II the total pro-
duction amounted to bat 1, Ill, $50 tons. 4
simple calculation will show that the pro-
duction will have to BE- increased very ma.
terially to reach 10000, 900 sale during the
year.
Against the time when this increase in
production will have to BE- made they pur
pose recognizing the old union, but upon
a more liberal basis, "for the protection OF
their health AID their lives to spread IN
telligenCe among them, remove, as far as
possible. the cause Of all strikes, and 10
adopt whenever or wherever it is practice
ble the liiuCiple "f arbitration" The lat
ter is tL,ir main purpose. Thev undoub''
eG:y derT' cate Il strike as doubtful rem
edy for a redress of grievances. That they
viii ask Tor redress when the time comes is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-31
4 Mass of Flames,

with many OF her passengers and crew
aboard, who were unable to reach the shore
and were lost.
TIL Golden City left New Orleans last Sat
urday, en- route to Cincinnati. She carried
a crew OF about sixty. She had about forty
cabin passengers, fifteen Of whom were
ladies and nine children. Her cargo con-
sisted of three hundred tons, among which
was lot of jutc. The fire is said to have
had its origin in this combustiblc material.
List Of The Lost.
Among those known to have been lost are
Dr. Monohan and wife, OF Jackson, Ohio
Mrs. Crary, OF Cincinnati.
Mrs. Luella Crary, OF Cincinnati.
W. A. Stowe, wife and two children.
Ollie Wood and wife, OF Henderson, Ky.
Mrs. Anna Smith, OF Massachusetts,.
Mis-, Campbell.
Mrs Helen Percival.
Mrs. l.. f.. Kounz and three children
The books OF the steamer were lost, 50
il is impossible to gather complete list OF
the lost and saved. All the officers OF the
steamer, except the second engineer
Robert Kelly, were saved. He il was who
first discovered the fire and gave the alarm
and remained at his post of duty until GU
of by the flames, for the fire spread like
lightning and he
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TIE NEWS.

-~ .~ 4. improve the Mississippi
,---.-. -.yrrS will be called up in
.,.. -.~.tg Monday.
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List of Those Saved.

The saved, so lar as known, are: Captain
S. {. Mcintyre: first clerk, W. T. Mclntrye;
second clerk, James Within; third clerk,
Frank Steen; Mate, Doc. Borduyant; Pilots,
BriCe. Purcell, Sr., Marion Purcell and .Io-
scph Purcell, Jr.; first engineer, Mike kel-
ley; Miss Ionia Maston, OF HaweSville, Ky;
Miss Mckinley, Hawcsvillc, Ky; Willis
Myers, Of New Orleans; Charles Ross, Jr,,
and T. II. Underwood. OF ST. Louis; II. B.
Howell, OF Phladclphia: Robert Ellsworth
Brick, Treasurer of Stoves Circus; John
II. Trewalter, Business Agent oi Stowe
Circus; Frank Stowe, James Swift, John
Filbert John Mullane, J. C. Kimpel John
g. Glcnroy, James Bloomfield and James
Burke, are members of Stoves Circus, and
W. C.. Jewett. of Point Pleasant, Ohio.
A near rs can be asCertaincd. there We're
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l'Gnr~A veil make your blood pure aud
healthy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-31
TwHniy-tlIrec Ladies'

aboard the ill.fatcd steamer, but two OF
whom, SO far a. known, were saved. J. II.
Cronk, connected with Stoves Circus, is
missing and supposed to he lost. John De-
You're, his wife and three children, were
saved and are at the city hospital; also,
senior Black. Mr.. Dcyoure is slightly
burned ON the hands.
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ARTHUR'S QUANDARY.
What He Will Do With the Chinese
Bill.
Tariff Matters Booming Cabinet Changes
lmminent-The Presidents SIowness
-westVirginia sitOrs-Judge
MaxweI's Chances.
POINTS, PERSONAL AND POLITICAL,
TIE CHINESE BILL.

Probabilities that it Will be vetoed
what il Thought of It i'm Congress
siOnaI CircIes-SteambOat License
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RAILROADS.

II PENNSYLVANIA. Ro4rrE
TO THE N0KTH. WEsT AID s5T-THwEsT.
sTEk f k sEsISpR fcESEE5M
II EFFcr JANUARY 22p. 1882.
TRAINS dEt we VI iSHISGroS; FROM station. CORNER
Tor f1ttsbgrE and tie West Chicago Limited Express
q PUN; n Hotel and s:eeLn Cars at $50
SSrs from HARRISBURG to Cincinnati Western
If ;.r ss P c +: M daily Tit ralaee Cas- to
F., ( BAL l IH0R& AND PoloMAC RAILROAD.
IN: dal;y, except Saturday, with Palace Cars to
For wilhs.sport Lock Haven and Elnlira, at $50 a.
For New ?4 H5 r e ass the saf fas 800
ana 10 pm. Limited EXPRESS Of Pulimsl, Par,
For R sof Ear. go a. M daily. except SUNDAY
sey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex aifordiIg
direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
Tor Philadelphia 500 am. 1889 am. 80. $40
80 aud 1920 p. N; or SUNDAY. $780, $40, $50
daily. except sunday.
40, 80; 80. 80. $50 and 10 20 m On
snnd,y 500. $50 Am, l:So. SAC. $50. $50
For Pope's Creek Line GAO m and 40 p M. daily.
For ANNAPOLIS s. o am. and 44O pm. daily. except
ALExsSDf;iA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
MAJ y ~ AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Alexand-ia. go 72o go II 90 and II IS a. H.
I'D 5:tU 90 100 and IL so Pm. On sunday.
For Richmond and the South. $50 and II 70 am.
r,.n daily and $50 E m ID, daily eSeept sunday
.:5o p.n; and Too niioinigSt On MS Sunday IH AT at
Tickets and information at the oce northeast corner
o. 18th street AID PennsyIyania avenue and
sage 10 destination from hotels and residenc
General = P.l 4; MOOD i':sn.
FRANK THOMPSON. General Manager. j23
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Wall Street TODAY.
SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE STOCK aARKl


NEW YORK, February 20-The Posts fina ncial
article Il 40 PM says: At the stock exchange
I. 5. bonds are "a higher for the extended IS and
e lower for the ANS and extended 6S. Southern
state bonds are active for TenneSSeeS. which are
down IL per cent Otherwise this market is dull
Railroad bonds are Irregular, but are
generally lower, the decline ranging from
and Nashville general mortgages to 81. In the
stock market the special features have been Jer-
sey Central at g1sag' sa95 95; Louisville and
Nashville, S6aS0l4 as1: Denver, 65. a63a633s, and
Wabash preferred at Cos a5S a59A. The contest
for the control OF Jersey Central explains
reasons have been assigned for the fresh
break in Louisville and Nashville, and the partial
loss OF the recent recovery i'm Denver and Wabash
preferred. The Trunk Line stocks have been
heavy, as also the general list but the
changes have not been important, except
In the stocks firstnamed. In fact there is
disposition even on the part of those
months to buy the general list at about current
prices, and the opinion prevails that after the bear
campaign against Louisville and Nashville and
Denver is completed a general upward movement
Will be encouraged by the very spectators
Who VINO have some purpose which is not
P. S.-Since writing the above, Louisville and
Nashville has broken to 1873 and rallied TO 500
The local money market is easy at sac per cent
for call loans on stocks. 2ha3 per cent on
United States bonds sac per cent for
time loans on stocks, and 3a3k for time loans on
Us. bonds. Prime mercantile paper is 5ka6 per
cent. The favorable turn in the foreign exchanges
is about all that is encouraging, far the out
look Tor the money market is concerned, and this
means that for the present there is no further
danger OF losing more OF the bank reserves to
Europe. The market for foreign exchange is dull.
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DIED.

DIED.
BOND. On Sunday. February 10, 1882 at his late
residence No l2l5 18th street after long painful
illness of consumption, CHARLES THOMAS BOND,
beloved husband OF Margaret M Bond aged thirty
Funeral viii take place from Asbury NJ Z. church
on Tuesday. February 2lst, at O'Clock Friends
OF the family are RESPECTFULLY invited.
LIAM J. C0TTER, in the twenty fourth year Of his
age.
The soul Of origin divine
Gods glorious image freed from clay.
In Heaven eternal sphere shall shine
His funeral win take place from his late reeidenc>
1882 2lst and u Streets Tuesday, at O'Clock p.
Friends of the family are invited to attend. 9
LUCIUS CRoOKER, late United States VICE consul 70
Remains taken north for interment New York Herald
and Boston Evening Journal please copy.l
HULLINGs. On the 10Th of February, 1882, at
O'Clock An, VIM. II. HUILiNGS. beloved husband q
Mary Hullirss, in the forty third year Of his age
Relatives end friends Of the family requested TO
attend ts funeral from his late residence. No. l52
street southwest on Tuesday. the 2lst at III O'Clock
an.
CHARLES only son Of The late Richard and MsEy
Hayden. age thirty four
hterInent ut Glenwood this afternoon.
SCOTT; On: sunday February y. 1882. at la.5e
Fnersi win take place from his late residence No. IA
Tenth street northwest on "Wednesday morning. tn
2ad ins e II scSch Rs;sives and friends q q
SEAL: On rsexnssy u. lssa e SIS NJ q diph-
child Of Georxe A. end Fannie - sged TO yeoES
four months and one DAY.
4 J. Ms.in. 80 6s1ssiS sSzsss nee;SVeo1 Tr:.ds -
- ~ y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-20

SNOW WHITE BREAD AND BEAUTIFUL
- Hollis and Biscuits will lie guaranteed if you use
CES. The celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour,
which was awarded the First Premium all other
competitors at the National Pair in 1872 and again the
tirst Premium, in the shape of very handsome gold
medal. III 1880 and 1881. The nliers claim that
barre! OF Ceres Will turn out forty loaves bread
LOUIS FANCY. one OF the most beautiful Winter
hest Patent FiOrs offered to the trade. 1t is
eIce,lel by any other Patent except Ceres and will
please tue and the
fastdlons epicure. RELIANCE, a splendid Minnesota
Patent Flour. made by the celebrated Hungarian Pro
cess 1t Is very cheap aad beautiful Patent. within
I Iif to every one who viii try it. GOLDEN
Family Flour Of the District, and equal to many
scaled Patent lo'rs. The miDers manufacturers
III Golden Hill have spent about ten thousand dollars in
reiIo'lelny their MILL and have introduced the cee-
Grated roller system and consequently Golden hill is
mot only magnificent Family Flour but is really
patent hour with the great adyantaSe that it be
bought for considerably less money than great many
Patent Process Fi0urs net white, nutri-
tious as Golden Hill. Fer sale by all grocers Whole
sale Depot Corner LIST and Indiana avenue. VIM. NJ
GAIT 4 co. fla
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FRANK THONPSO
BALTIMORE l. OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE Il OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST. AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST. VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JsNNEYy COUPLER, STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT MONDAY. JAN
hsS5-cu.cAdaJE ASE EIssH,TfT9Si CT ,or,s
soeeKatm i more and E GiSasc ST., ~, Wv s,..,o
s'seSBstlmore; Annapolis and Way CPiedmont,
SSIasDqrs Winchester. Hazerstown. and Way Via
t14EBxITIMoRE EXPRESS.
& EFF iaa Ny st 76R AND BOSTON
.I aSD S1 Tl Z Ky f4ff Com
Pssts for haxerstown and at Point Of Rocks for
iSa 2, Hyatss and Laurel Express
ana Dorseys on Sundays stops at ali ststion is
1eoo-BALTIMORE EXPRESS tssops at fayetteville
ST Lotfs rsSs sna as AND
LIZ lS Sal! Elicott City, Annapolis and Way
, a4taS 9E{ fD 81 Baltimore and Way.
.s:oo-BaLTiaoRE hffRRff Ls6g1pH1. AM xpw
iofk ExPRESS. LILA AM NE"
AsOT TgsI fINoFE: AihrrsfIiIE AID LAUREL
Oils JunctloIl.)
Kset fs SnS WAY staSas VIM
shss'sT ana Way st.t,ons sunday to Point Of
'''s"WV.LALll MOkE EAPRESS, {Martinsburg and
sox wa, akelay- Stops al Hyattsy lie aud Laurel
80. s3ooo-ront OF hooks and Way stations.
=. -cO-baisilntre and Way Stations
ED 5iL iidoRE- HIATTSVII.LE AND LAUREL
fs;lO-pii iSBUKti. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
-ENPttSS- S!eejiLe Cars.
EAPkkSS. SeeIins Cars to New York. Stop at
. Hy@ttsyisls and Laurel. -
fs4I.SHICAGO. CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS EX-
PhESS. SesPing Cars to Cincinnati and Chi
fDail,- :Sunazv onlv Other trains d.;v s.,..
Sunday -'' ~>0SS'
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
fcr further information apply at the Baltimore and
Enlo ticke; Offices, Washington station and I35
.enns wanna avenue. i4t street. where orders
VII &c akel! Tor baggage " be checked and received
ANY pG1IiI III city. mi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-20
I'd Edition.
THE STAR ROUTE CASES.
WHAT DISTRICT ATTORNEY coRkHilL SAYS
NOMINATIONS SENT IN TO-DAY
DISTRICT AFFAIRS IN CONGRESS
The PresentMcnts Against the Star



Reuters.
WHAT DISTRICT ATTORNEY CoRKUnL SAYS
When STAR reporter asked District Attorney
Corkhill this afternoon against whom Indictments
were drawn, the district attorney, la Hdralet ex-
tended pasteboard flute to the reporter and said
with laugh, 'Here, can you play on this. have
had that made for people who ask me about the
star route cases"
In subsequent conversation the district attorney
remarked: In this jurisdiction These things are
gehersily Kept secret until the indictment is
framed when IL IS feared the parties may escape.
there Is no such fear in this case IL there had
been, would have gone Immediately into court
ana got bench warrants. cannot now however,
give the names. II is true, as I understand, that
the grant jury have voted to ndct certain parties
In this connection There's one thing you
cugnI 10 make point OF, and that is the
1act that this action vndicates the judicial mach
merry OF the District, against which so many
SANDERS have been uttered As elsewhere
stated, the decision OF the grand jury was reached
by unanimous vote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-20
Nominations To-day.

the following nominations We're sent to the
Senate this afternoon: VIM F. Tucker. jr.. of H..
TO be major and paymaster; 1st Lieut.. F. IL. Hath
away, 5th infantry, TO be captain and assistant
quartermaster; Lieut. Col. James Van Voast,
OF 10th infantry, to be colonel OF 9th infantry
MAJOR Alfred L. Hough, 22d Infantry to be lieuten-
ant colonel 10th infantry; First Lieut. VIVA Mil
ler 18TH Infantry, to be captain 18th infantry: ID
Lieut. Oiver b. Warwick, 18th infantry, to be LIST
lieutenant same regiment; Capt Edwd. w. Smith,
18th Infantry, to be major OF 22i Infantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-20

DROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
CLERKS OFFICE, HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES, u. ST.
WASHINGTON, DC, February Ii. 1882.
Sealed Proposals win be received at this Office to
IMELYE O'CLOCK, NOON, on TUESDAY, FEBRU.
AIRY IWENTY-EIGHTHi inst, for delivering to the
US House Of Representatives and for storing in the
charitable Oak Wood sawed in two cuts; measure 12s
before the eth day of March: to be corded and
ured at the Capitol The right to accept reject any
and all bids is reserved to the government.
Envelopes containing bids must be marked ssPropo-
sails for Wood, :" and addressed to
EDWARD MCPHERSON
flS-8t Clerk House Representatives.
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.

The frs class Steamers of this Lima
AMSTERDAM, = ROTTERDAM"
'.SCHiEDAN.' w. A. SCHOLTEN"
''P. CALAND" and MAS
Carrying the u s Mails to the Netherlands, leave Wat
son Stores Brooklyn regularly, WEDNESDAY
First Cabin, 500 so. 2l Cabin. $50 Steeraee s26.
h CAZAJX, General Agent, - Soath William. street,
New YORK. For passage apply to W. q. METZEROTT
= co. 95o Pennsylvania avenue. Washington, or T.
H. JOHNSON, Agent, National safe Deposit Building
corner New Orh avenue and 1jt. northwest ja1
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HUNARD LINE.

NOTICE,
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED,
BETW ZEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HAIBOR
FKOM PIER ~. \. r. NEW YORK
ses ANA Me Fee. Ssrtbis W Ws M Me
Catalonia. We'd. Is Feb. | scvthia. Wed. Is Meh
G2iEa...... Vel. % Feb. Catalonia We'd. % Mich
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORk.
RATES OF PASSAGE
SoV, SeO aild SIt0. according accommodations.
Iickes 20 L arts, Sl5 additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms
steamers marked 10 not carry steerage.
Steeraee - very low rates. Storage tickets from Iy-
erroo and Queenstown and ali other parts OF Europe
lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
for Mediterranean ports
For freight and pa apply at the Companys Office
No. BowE=s Green, both steerage and cabin t6
OTIS BiGELOW i CO., COS 9Th street. Washington.
D. G..
VIRNON II. BROWN Co, New York.
Crto &essrs. OTIS BlGELOW & CO.,
tanl2 6C5 Ith street, Washington.
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HHERE DOCTORS AGREE
1T MEANS SOMETHING srrRELYi

Tho wonderful effects Of extract of Celery and Camo-
re upon the nervous system and iiecstiv, o.gana in
cisins such every day diseases "a Sick Heaisch.
Nervous Headache. Neuralga, Nervousness. Paralysis
.Ii Dyspepsia. and preventing Neuralgia of tho Heart
a;,i Sudden death. is explained.
Ty has only come into public notice within tie last
few years Eervine. but scientific experiments and
experience have proved beyond doubt that it controls
nervous irritation end periodic Nervous and SICK Head
aches to marked degree.
The world wide known Dr. Brown Sequard says that
o or sassnee fnd lSf in io9 sue an s sr
Celery and Chamanile, which has been but recently
Benson produced such ap e' Results n
G CI1;s the the sbSss special that i has excited
Dr. n ss isg s,s Of Bs
Of ceIery and for nervous dlsseses
is the most important addition made to the materia
Dr. schaehfeE q BaItimsre smother well
These Pills special preparation only for the cure
worthy q Ss a hey
spsssS to eae se Resp
Dyspeptic Headache Neuralgia Nervousness, Paralysis
slseplessness and Dsspepsi and WILL CURE
los bsse S p4 Eqs y e Ma
DIR. DENsoN's NEW REMEDY AND FAvoR1rE
PRESCRIPTION.
DIR. c. W. BENSON'S
SKIN CURE
Is Warranted to Cure
ECZEMA. LETTERS, HUNORS
INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST.
ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUPTIONS,
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP
sCROFULA ULCERS. TENDER TECHNICS.
And PIMPLES On all parts of the body.
1t makes the skin white soft and smooth; removes
tan end freckles, and is the BEST TOILET DRESSING
IN THE WORLD. Elegantly put up, TWO bottles in
of inter
treatment.
All frst-class druggists have it. Price 81 FER pack
age. i
-CHAS. n. CRITTENTON, lis Fulton street New
York city, sole agent for Dr. c. w. Bensons remedies
oWnom ell orders should be addressed. $50
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW
gF'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

'l'HOMAS DOWNING, Auctionecr.
EXECJTRIX'S SALE OF FIVE sHAREs OF THE
CAPITAL STOCK OF TIE CITiZtES' Ma
TInSAL BANK: WALNUT BOOK CASE. WAL
Nut HAiEACk. CHEST OF CARPINTER'S
TOOLS COMPLETE, CARPENTERS WAGON
TOGETHER WITH OTHER ARTICLES OF
VALUE
By order of the Supreme Court Of the District of
i,nhia. the undersigned viii eel .. the auction rooms
II j homss bowling, on TUESDAY. FEBRUARY
INENTY-F1RST, at TEN O'CLOCK. the above
elects.
SOPHIA JUST,
flI-3t EXecutrix of Stephen Just deceased.
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY.
~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
CORNER 10TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE.
Perpeual Charter Act Of Congress January I'D 1867
Repts Safes for S. to $50 per year. and takes ali kinds
rates.
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER President
CHARLES C. GLOVER, of Riggs 8 Co.. Vice President
JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer.
ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary.
c. E. Nyman. Asst Secy.
DIRECTORS:
Benjamin p. Snyder Charles c. Glover
John Cassels Henry A. Willard.
Albert L. Sturtevant, Thomas Evans
John q. Parke. MIC
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(,HARLEs ". HANDY. Real Estate Broker.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RAJ ESTATE on NORTHWEST CORNER OF
FIRST AND b STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue of deed Of trust, dated July 49, 1871, IA
Land Records OF the District of Columbus. and 81
the written request IF tie party secured thereby will
offer for sal pubic auction, i'll front of the prem
is.s on TUESDAY, the iWENTY-FIRST DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. u. 1882, a. HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK PM, Part CT Lot numbered one uD, in
square numbered six hundred and eghty-sx 1885, in
the city Of Washington said part of lot fronting twenty
SIX feet two inches 6 feet inches North street.
by seTenty-Dine feet on LIST street east.
Terms OF sale UDe fourth balance in two
and three years with interest at the rate of six cent
Per ann, secured by deed of trust the property
sod all cash. at the option of the purchaser. All
conveyancng at cost Of purchaser Sl0l down at time
sale. MIINkRD MENkE. Trustee.
L. COLDWELL, AuctiOueer. f10eod&ds