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me Nother of Six Minister.

LOWELL, Mass, December S.-Saliy
Stone Caldwell, the mother Of II. A. csbi-
well, rector Of the First Baptist Church,
died to-day, aged "a Six Of her sons are
settled as Baptist pastor in different parts
of the cauutrv.
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Two Murder. I'm One Town.

ATLANTA, Ca, December 25.-Henry
Johnson killed Hugh Mathews in fight
near here to-day. A mulatto named John
Thomas killed Lindsey Weaver in drunk
an rnur -s. a.
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H.,rea Uim.elftu a Coal shea,

PIrrsBuRe. Derember 25.-0n Saturday
evening Vim. Miller, who lived .. No. i25
Webster avenue. committed sENide by
hanging himself 20 &c rZ'tr9f q = e1i
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CANDIDATES.
Numbers who Would Like 90 be Speak
er and Sergeantat-AFms.


WASHINGTON, December 25.-There are
two candidates from the same State for
Speaker of the next House Of Representa-
tiyes, and it is now announced that there
will be two candidates from the same State
for Sergeant alarms of that body. Mr.. ].
G. Thompson, of Ohio, who was Sergeant
alarms of the House during the six
years of Democratic control, wants to get
back to his old position, but General
Jas. Z. Steedman is also out as a candidate.
Gen. Steedman has q fine war record; he is
one of the most prominent Democrats of
Ohio, and has the support OF the Cinciu-
natl Enquirer and other powerful intu-
ences. Mr.. ThompSOn's selection, it is
understood, would have some bearing
upon the question of the senatorial success
sion in Ohio, and further, will affect the
question Of whom the Ohio Democracy
shall present as their choice for the Demo-
cratic nomination for President. Mr..
Thompson is said to be working in the in
terest of
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RoyHeSi Beads.

CHICAGO, December 25,-The Chicago
numbers % forged bonds purpofting TO be
of the series of 1882, railroad bonds Of De-
witt county, which we're recently put on
the market for the purpose Of refunding
cred. The forged bonds are signed By j.
McbIl rs county clerk. No such man evsf
held Office In Dewitt county.
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Foreign.
The Khedive's decree degrading Arabi
IND the other rebel prisoners has been
Pgp,3shed.
4 Bishop BensOn's acceptance of the
Arehpishopric of Canterbury is officially
announced.
There is great stir among the Ger
nan press in consequence of the arrest
" Berlin Journalist who fled to Aus
liia to avoid sentence to eight months
Nprisonment for libelling Bismarck.
"A party of mOonlighters We're sur
rrSed near Castle Island Saturday
fght by the police patrol. The officers
ayenred all after an exchange of shots
which one of the maurauders was
Wounded.
Prince Kropotkine, under arrest at
lyons, was examined for three hours.
ne simply answered mo- TO all queS-
tons. Heis kept in solitary cOntine-
nent not even the police in charge be-
ng allowed TO speak to him.
\ WhSle the trial of the Pettizer BROTH
q, for the murder of Bernays, WIS
Fogressing at Brussels, popular risingS
eie feared both there and at Antwerp,
4 ArmCnd PettiZer should be acquitted.
'A overgment took precautions to
mt any disorders.
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shot Dead.

GALVESTON. FIX. December 25.-Ths
News Aquilla speeisl says: Joe Bill Smith
shot dead Billie Gresha.a t0-isy, Smith
was eaptuIed,
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Senator PendIefon.

and Gen. Steedman is brought out now for
Sergeat-at-ArmS of the next House by that
wing of the Ohio Democracy who are in
imiCal both to Senator PendletOn and eX-
Senator Thurman. 1t is understood to be
as good as settled that Mr.. Hooker, the
present Sergeant.at-Armso of the House OF
Representatives, will be transferred to the
same position on the Senate side after the
4th of March. He is the candidate OF Sen.
ator Edmunds and there appears TO be no
other candidate worthy of mention in the
field. So far as the position OF Sec
retary OF the Senate after the 4th OF
March is concerned, it can be stated with
perfect certainty that either Mr.. Shober,
the acting secretary, will remain where he
is, or Mr.. GOrham will resume the position
which he held for ten years. There has
been much talk about dissatisfaction
among some OF the Republican Senators
over the candidacy of Mr.. Gorham, but
thero is good reason TO believe that there
is nothing in il. Whether this be so or not,
however, il makes no difference. Senators
Malone and Riddleberger, of Virginia, will
hold the balance of power, and 1t Is no Sc
cret that they have determined to vote for
no man to displace Mr.. ShOber except Mr..
GOrham.
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4 rRUE Strengthening medicine and
hea!Ib-Itne~er Is Blorn's iroa BltEerS.
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cROoKE
More About the Gang Who We're In
flating the Currency.
The Chief Steers the Squad into Pho
tograph GaIIey-EffOrts of the
Grand Jury in Baltimore to
Stop Gambling.
A CONSCIENCE-SMITTEN MINISTER.
sn.,;al Dispatch to the Register.

Special DiSpdtch 10 the IIegISE7.
PARKERsBuRG, December 25.-One lmpor-
tant item in regard to the arrest OF the
counterfeit gang was overlooked in the re-
port last night. Deputy Marshal G. b.
Gibbons, of this city, secured Millers
trunk containing two hundred dollars and
a lot of counterfeiter's tools. 1t was Thos.
F. Marion, the ex-member OF the
legislature, who was arrested as member
of the counterfeit gang, instead OF J. +.
Marion, as published i'll the REGISTER ID
day; also, VIM. Yeater, instead OF Slater.
as published. Daniel A. Hickman, one OF
the gang, was brought in yesterday ana
brought before United States commission
er Powell today and held in $1,000 bonds,
in default of which he was -.--.--.
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nemanded to Jail.

Francis D. Leuts, on whose premises the
mint was found, will have hearing to-
morrow. Leuts claims to have at one time
been a member of the notorious Jennings
band, which was for several years terror
to the citizens of Wetzel county. Jas.
Cunningham, one OF the last prisoners
brought in from Marion county, will have
a hearing tomorrow before Commissioner
Powell. Chief Perkins, of the civil service
force, who so skilfully arranged and car
ried out this raid, had his prisoners taken
TO Cadwallader's gallery, here, to-day, and
their photographs taken for the use OF the
secret service department, as they do in all
sucb raSes
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INCENDIARY FIRE.

RifSeen Cows Basnea.
CLEVELAND, o.. December ga Leader
special reports that at an early hour this
morning barn near Mansfield, belonging
known incendiary and, besides . larse
quantity Of hay and grain, four horses and
fifteen cows were burned.
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THE NEWS,

.e&ac.
Inc ~. Z. Church at Amite, La was
M ~ p pPataski, Tenn, the Herald office
49,. az reopie's National Bank building
.s&rs. Darlington saws she has no
stSI ..euot y at all that Mrs. Langtry recuper-
a'ts Freddie's affections.
James Tippin, of Haydenville, O.
ss Killed by the accidental discharge
oI revoyer in the hands of a compa6-
Ton yesterday.
- mousse at Cairo, ILL.,, was set on fire
an inJudicous English sparrow,
"nlch Nilh carried lighted cigar stub to its
ehement of straw under the caves.
IL Is stated that the trustees of Trinity
SoltsGe, at Hartford, Conn, have in
Rt9i Rev. DIR. Eliphalet Mott Porter,
Of Union College, Scheneeta-
|fSS n, Y, to become the successor of
PRESIDENT Pynchon, resigned.
"A roo> .er recently deserted his native
PaInyard, near Warrenton, Va, to live
woods with flock of wild tur-
ys He crows as usual every morn.
|ng, locating the flock for his late owner,
fho has roast wild turkey as often as
pc wants it.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-27
WEST WASHINGTON:

During the fishing season report concerning the
condition Of the water at Great Falls will be pub
lished each day, rs furnished by the Washington
Aquoduct office, Georgetown, using the following
scale OF measurement: Very turbld, 10 S; turbid,
TO l5 slightly turbid, 10 10 22j clear % to 80.
Condition Of the w0ter. Monday, June 26-At Great
Falls, 2j at receiving reservoir, 90 ut disrlbu-
ting reservoir 80.
Street lamps will not be lighted tonight.
pm.
It's rather amusing to read every few weeks that
within few days the strike among the miners up
al Cumberland will be at nh end and that n COM
promise is not being effected, Sc. Just where
these rumors originate no one outside of news
paper Office knows In conversation last night
with gentleman who LEFT Cumberland on Friday
last We learned that there has not been from the
INST nor is there now the slightest sign OF per.
manent settlement between the coal companies
aud the miners lie says If anything they are
further away from an agreement than they were a
month ago.
Miss Mabel, the charming daughter of Captain
and Mrs Sanger, len yesterday Tor Charlcstown, W.
Va, where size will remain q short time, aud then
join her parents at Capon Springs.
Colonel Theodore Same, superintendent OF the
Washington and Georgetown Aqueduct, returned
evening. His condition Is very little better than
when he left.
Canal boats Loudon and q. T. Dunlop brought
down yesterday G,bO0 bushels Of corn and 900
bushels Of wheat TO Hartley Bros, and the DR.. A.
shanks came In with 800 barrels of -four and $50
bushels of wheat for J. q. aud J. NJ. Waters. The
corn was all sold to arrive, and none of the wheat
:, DR.. Charles H. Tickling has returned from
Fortress Monroe
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The July interest on the corporation debt will
be paid on Monday next.
Mr.. Brookes, the superintendent of the Potomac
Manufacturing Company In this city, Is In Boston
supervising the erection OF vapor fuel furnaces in
that city
The schooner Chief was sold few days ago by
William II. Hamilton to william A. Blgley and
BY Mr.. Bagley TO Henry Beach, who will rebuild
her for the oyster trade.
The Southern Telegraph Company will shortly
open an Office In this city. George ID. Hopkins,
son of Mr. Joseph Hopkins, has been rendered the
position of operator in charge.
william Curtis, who was struck on the head by
an over head bridge on the Virginia Midland
Railway aud thought to be seriously injured Is
recovering at his home in West End
Several officers OF the Georgia and Pacific Rail-
road Company passed through here yesterday III
the of the SUPERINTENDENT of that road for the
South, overthe Virginia Midland Railway.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Duncan, an old and re.
spected lady, resi- ding near the almshouse, who
died from paral ysis Saturday night last, took
place yesterday afternoon, and was largely at
tended.
The committee on light will award the contract
for furnishing coal for the gas works to Sinclair
& Agnew as they are the lowest bidders The
award will be made at The next meeting of the
committee.
School Superintendent r. i. Carne begun yes.
tetday the annual examination of the public
schools. The kindergarten and primaries OF white
girls were examined The examinations will oC-
cupy the present week.
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Dr. Frazier,s Root Bitters.

Frahers Root Bitters are not dram.shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal In
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver and
Kidneys keep the bowels open and regular, make
the weak strong heal the lungs. build up the
nerves and cleanse the blood and system Of every
impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush Of Blood to the Head, tend
tug TO Aponlexy; Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague
Dropsy, Pimples and Blotches. scroiulous Humors
and sores, letter. Ring Worm, White Swelling
Erysipelas Sore Eyes. and foryoung men suffering
from Weakness or Debility caused from impru-
dence and to females in delicate health, Fraziers
Root Dltters are especially recommended.
DR.. Frazier; 81 have used two bottles OF your
Root Bitters for Dyspepsia Dizziness, Weakness,
and kidney Disease, and they did me more good
than the doctors and all the medicine ever used
From The first dose took began to mend, and
am now In perfect health and feel as well as ever
did. consider your medicine one Of the greatest
blessings" MRS. NJ. MARTIN,
Cleveland Ohio
Sold by all druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle
HENRY & CO., Sole PropEetors
Tu&F GO Vesey street. New York City
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Neu rnr,l annernl ,rnr,,o,

NEW YoRR, June 26,-southern -four dull and
weak; common to fair extra IS sJda 81 good 10
choice do, % 30ds 90. Corn l@2'ac higher, closing
with less strength; ungraded, sl0stic No. 2, June
S0llsic; July, s@S2c Oats h@gi,sc better on miNed
white unchanged; No. 3, 6i.Sc. Coffee steady. Sugar
unchanged aud dull Centrifugal SIC; fair to good
refining quoted ut 7,4@7'lc refined quiet and steadys
yellow G. 7Js@Hc!white extra @, skGDs)6c yellowdo
7H dsi6c yellow, 7D79Ec: OF A, sls@SGc; mould A.
9'Sc; standard A. &c; confectionery A. a%@94tf cut
loaf iq'sc crushed, i0Ac; powdered o9lOAc; granu-
lated, 9isc cubes, i0@i0i6c Moasses quiet and firm
Rice steady and quiet, Pork SDq4oc per barrel
higher aud very firm, with lair speculative trad ng
export quie old mess quoted at t2l u.s. new, Ell 25p
Gs sales 100 barrels August, f2i sO92l so 500 har
dies scarce and lirm; long clear, lSSc Lard l5dTc
per 100 pounds higher excited fairly active trade,
sl2 22 80 tierces choice s2 So $500 tlerces July,
eI2 156nl2 t7Js.
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Police Court Notes.

George Newman, one OF the parties who recently
engaged in prize.ight near Bnzzards' Point, was
brought into court ON M attachment. and fined
sl0 Skidmore the other party TO the a5air has
not yet been arrested.
Henry Morris, eolored man, was charged with
threatening 10 kill his wife, and was required to
furnish 500 bonds TO keep the peace for six
months
John W. Boswell, a blacksmith, was fined $40 for
assauting his wife.
Annie Welsh aud Kate CuriZ were committed TO
the workhouse yesterday on charges OF being COM
mon prostitutes and Migrants.
Blanche Gartrell, young lady, was charged
with assaulting boy named John Clancy.
Johnny annoyed Blanche, and she threw a cup of
water on the boy; for which she was fined one
cent.
William Anderson, n colored boy, was fined So
or seven days for making an indecent exposure of
his person-swimming in one OF the lakes in the
White lot.
Lafayette Allison was sentenced to three months
In Jail for the larceny of q coat and accordion
from Corral HAbert
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REAL ESTATE.
Tho OmeIaI TrassactIcns ns Recorded
Yesterday.


Mr. J. F. oimstead presents the following transac-
lions In real estate in the District yesterday,
ported TO him by the Recorder Of Deeds.
CITY PROPERTY.
on north street. rs feet front by 81 feet inches
on Seventh street ens lot y, square SOS, Charles ID.
Fowler, trustee, to Elucdn u. Putnam. ~ 1910
On East Capitol street. between Fourth and Flnh
streets east part oflOt J. square SIG ga feet finchs
front by 20 lee), Daniel N. Burbank to Elmeda l.,
Putnam, $780,
on north o street between sixteenth and Seven.
teenth streets west subnts 10 and ~ square ls go
ieet iront by IS feet Ellen r. Elliott TO valentine
on Il street north. between New Hampshire ave
nue. aud Seventeenth street west part OF lot square
l5i (2l feet inches front by 10 fcet, Willis Herndon
TO Emma Taylor, nominal.
On street NORTH between Fourth md Flfth streets
west suhlOt 49, square Sis (3s feet front by 80 cet)
Emma II. Smith TO Louis schmidt. tg3.0S.
On Tenth street west 100 feet by 50 feet II inches on
south street, sublots - and g. square 80, John g.
Hardness ct al, trustees 10 trustees OF Ryand NJ f.
Church, nominal.
on Sixth street west between Il and streets
SOUTH snblot o. square l95 co feet front by l0) fee
John Hitz ct al, hsslgnees, to William II. Brown ct
al.. trustees.
on Tenth street west, between Pennsylvania ave
nue. and street north, part OF lot square 4l ~
feet front by 10 feet nches) Henry De Camp, trustee
TO Elizabeth NJ. DE Camp, f2,OOO.
On TwcntysiNth street west, between PennsylV0-.
MIA avenue and NJ gtreet NORTH part OF lot y west OF
square II i feet 'front.', William A. Gordon, trustee,
TO Lettie Il. MoIntire.
COUNTY.
Meridian Hill, part of lot O. block Z, Charles II.
Armes to William Henry Bun, 5000.
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DISTRICT COURTS.

EQUITY CouRT-IUsTfcE HAGNER.--F1tZgerald VS..
jackson, pro conf against defendant granted. In
re petition Of d. v. keyser receiver, authority TO sell
CERTAIN real estate granted. Nauck vs.. Nauck
amendment OF order To auditor granted. Campbell
vs. Boss; Eugene Carusi appointed guard an ad Item.
hyde; trustee directed TO offer property again for
sale PhpniN Mutual Life Insurance Company vs.
Grant, rule on defendant returnable July o. 1852
grated Middleton US. Gibbs; sale ordered. u. u.
Thomas trustee TO sell. Williams VS.. Williams sale
ratified aud cause referred to auditor. Kinney VIZ.
Mcclure; hearing continued. Adjourned till 10 q. m
to-day. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
CInCu1T CouKT = JUSTICE MACARTHUR = June
man VS.. May; verdict lor plaintiff TO Nichols,
Sl.gd2i2; Philip, $50 White vs., Swami n Jones
Judgment conftsled. Flagg vs. Kirk on trial. Ad-
Journed till 10 n. IN. to-day.
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VIE 'eT PTfNNsYIvAN1A ROUTE

TVNHE GREAT -
pouBEE fhHtKK,f sPEE AGH 552sGcEENi NMRFYSr
TEL 'Ni II EFF hSn T,jr il ,s EQUIPMENT
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHiNGToN, from Station
For rt,SSups n sft ep9 streets rs fSows
daily Fast Line, D 70 q, M daily, with Sleeping cars
go p m. daily, with Palace Cars to PttsDurr Mali
BRTTi fM ST M aS Sfy S t%E ntsSpFg ard he Vest
For Cnnandaigua, Rochester IInfYhlo NIAGARA % n
M daily, except SUNDAY. with parlor CIR from Unr-
nee Sara ~ nv y; m ALLY except Saturday, with Pal
For Wiiliamsport, Lock Haven. and Elmlra az DAD
For New York and the East, 500 a. M. ,non n -,
ana 1875 e ana In lS2SP ETbr on s sS @ 90
For Brooklyn. n. Y, all through trains connect at
Jersey Sis Guy With bo6is q Brooklyn Annex afford
ferTiage across New York city '''N'"s uouoi"
For philadelphia, 500 a, m, 1850 a. M, $780, tao o5t.
Limited Express $50 a. NJ daily Except p svnSa p m
For baltimore GAO 500 $50 1880 M. and i;3O 40
u.s. H. .G rs SnS 1872 S I p 6 % p sunday $780,
For Popes Creek Line, $40 n m. aud iiO ~ m. daily
For annapolis GAO a. M. and 40 p M daily, except
ALEXXNDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
TON RAILROAD "'iN"
Fur Alexandra, GSO 100 9oo Hoo and Ii:z5 n M,
o:2D 1900, aud lbs a. M, and 500 p. m. WV
For Richmond and the South, $3.50 aud Il:2j a. m daily
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. Goo 721,
6lr ana 1000 a. M; II; %, 5ol 800 200. ana g2O p.
m, and 1900 midnight; on Sunday AT T;sO Sis. aud
Tickets and Information at tho Office, northeast
ner OF thirteenth street anu Pennsylyania avenue.
checklng OF baggage TO destination from hotels and
- ]. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON General Manager
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steady and firm; Southern e,@6Sc: western white, %
ng3c; do mixed, Glm62c; Pennsylvania, 6iM6lc. RYE
quiet at SOC. Hay dull. prime to choice Pennsylva-
MA aud Maryland, tii Q0elG a. Provisions hrmi
mess pork so 15g22 ~ bulk meats-shoulders aud
clear rib sides, packed, iO01i3hC. hncln-shoulders
llAc; clear-rb sides, INC MANS. ih6gi6c' lard re-
lined. DC. Butter dull; Western packed, HM9N.;
creamery 220DI5c. Eggs quiet al lie Coffee firm; Rio
cargocs ordinary 10 fair, seg'4c Sugar qnlet' a
son, 9sac- Whisky lower atti 10. RcccipisFour sos
barrels wheat 1888 bushels; corn, N,aS2 bushels;
oats, 9,OH bushels rye, none. Shipments wheat
2f9S bushels corn nome Saies-Mhput, 26i Gi2 BUSH
els; corn, 1e2,500 bushels.
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by Associated Press
NEW YORK, juno 20,--Money loaned between ga
per cent. ana closed at2Is6D3 per cent. Exchange
steady ut iS5s 485 for long and 4ss4094ssJs for
short sight. Governments were unchanged, except
for AS coupon which are y per cent. lower. State
bonds were without feature. except for Tennessee
Mixed which are Ii per cent. lower. Railroad bonds
were irregular. Transactions aggregated 223OsO
shares, including Central Pacific 1900 Delaware
Lackawanna, and Western, lO,70G Denver aud Rio
Grande, 2lsOG Erie. Sslo; Kansas and Texas, 1906
Lake Shore 26,50O; Louisville and Nashville 1900
Michigan Central. $500 Northwestern, 600 New
Jersey Central, 0tO0 New York Central 0,2OO North
ern Pacific. 1900 Reading 200; ST. Paul, 99DG ST.
Paul and Omahh $500; Texas Pacific, 100; Wabash
Pacific, 7,iOG Western Union, 1900
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united States MarshaI,s Sale.

BY virtue OF wrtof fiery faolns Issued out OF the
Clerks Office Of the supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed, Will sell IT public
rnle for cash, ut the court house door of said District
On SATURDAY the first day OF July, 1885,, at "
o'clock M all the right ttle claim, aud Interest Of
Me defendant In and TO the following-lescribed
property, attached by the United States Marshal
lune 1873 TO wit; All that piece and parcel of land
the District Of Columbia, and east OF the Eastern
Branch OF the Potomac, and known part OF tract
hlled Aaron's." Beginning on the Marlboro road
. the southwest corner of said tract. and running
hence to the sixth line thereof thence south 80 dc
frees IS nilnutesl East 10 the end of said sixth
hpe thence along the seventh, eighth, NINTH tenth.
Ind eleventh lines of said tract to the end Of the
eleventh line thence by such lines will strike the
thirteenth line ut the Marlboro road, and thence
Along said road to tho place Of beginning, together
With all and singular the improvements thereon;
condemned as the property of Daniel Lee to satisfy
execution No 1897 In favor of w. r. Cottrell & Co.
c. E. HENRY,
. us. Marshal.
iui2.dta
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Norfolk and New York Steamers.

THE bIEAMEh LADY VI TILE LAKE
will leave her wharf, foot OF Sixth street every Mon
dGv. Wednesday, and Friday. vt $3.50 o'clock n, M
touching At Pney Point, Point Lookout and Fortress
Monroe,
CoNNIiCTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE Bos-
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS,
Frsciaas fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 81 y
Hound trip fare TO Fortress Monroe aud Norfolk %
Second class fire TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk -
FrsclasA fare 10 Plney Point and Point Lookout 50
Round II p fare u Piney Point and Pt Lockout. 80
Second-cass nre 10 Piney Point and Pt. Lookout Is
Returning, leaves Norfolk Tuesdays Thursdays
ana 9"'"' TIVE y NiaVW York STEAMERS.
JOHN GIBSON and II. q. KNIGHT, leave Pier A.
East River, New York; ,, every Saturday 1T ~ n.
uiars apply 70 Agent, % Water street, Ge9rgetown
Oice els Fiheonth street, In Nat Met. Bank, Is aud
q, ticket Office, 1851 Pa ave. ~, Mark Hotel and at
boat lfe3l ALFRED WOOD, Secretary
Notice to Mt. Vernon Passengers.
The Steamer W. w. CORCoRAN,
which has been recently built and fnrnhhed IT, Z.
BLAKE, Captain. is tho only boat allowed 70 Land
passengers at Mount Vernon Wharf Hound trip, 81.
Including admission To Mansion and Grounds.
Steamer leaves seventh street DAILY Sunday eA'
ceptedl at 10 n M and returns about p. m.
j. McH. HOLLIN0SWORrH
Sup't Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
l.. L. BLAKE. Steamer w. w. Corcoran. Iol
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AZ FOUND II all that could be asked" said Mr..
W. f. Hetheringon, editor of the Emporia Kan
Sentinel, in s. eakiug of St. Jacobs Oil for rheuma-
tlsm. The remedy,caused the pain to entirely dis
annpar