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#. FOSTER.
LOUls sLOss . CO.

DooKBINDER, PAPER-RULER AND BLANK
ke Book Manufacturer, No. 319 Jstreet, between
Third and Fourth, Sacramento. j2O4pu
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GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
W Berlin, Germany, and of the Medical College OF
tbs Pacific San Francisco. Office and residence
52l street, between Fifth and Sixth streets, Sac
ramento CAL il2.tf
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Dishonesf County Collector.

KANSAS CRY mo J, February 4th.-The
Grand Jury, charged with investigating the af-
lsiis u County Collector Green. who is alleged
to have made wholesale fraudulent colec-
ton of taxes. found fifty indictments against
him yesterday. and he was arrested on
bench warrant and admitted to bail in the
sum of S15 900. 1t is said Green would have
made Sc, 600 or $4,000 out of his scheme
had it not been detected. His plan was
simply to make an overcharge on each bill.
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JONES Il MARTIN,
A TToRN EYS-AT. LAW, NO. COZ STREET, BE.
IA tween Sixth and Seventh Sacramento
j244pIm
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cline andiLoSs or MASnSSsS from Whatever
cause produced. 1t enriehes ana parties the Blood.
Strengthens the Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion
Reproductive Organs, and Physic5 and Mental
Faculties 1t stops any unnatural facilitating
drain upon the system, preventing involuntary
losses, facilitating dreams, seminal losses with tie
urine, ETC., so destructive TO mind and body It e
sure elininator OF all KIDNEY AND BLADDER
COMPLAINTS. 1t contains no injurious ingredients.
To those suffering from the eva effects
Of youthful indfscretFeEs or excuses, n
speedy, thorough and permanent CJRE
Is GUARANTEED Price, 81 % per bottle,
o. FIVE bottles In case, with fnn directions and
aiviee, Sl0s Sent secure from observation TO any
address upon receipt Of price, or O. O. D. 70 be
had only OF
Or. c. D. saIfcld, ZIG EeaTRy Street,
Saa Francisco. Cal. Consultations strictly coaf-
de1tia, by letter, or at oice, FREE. For the COR
venence OF PATIENTS and IN order to iugure perfect
secrecy, have adopted private address under
which all packages are forwarded.
NOTICE. viii sent trial bottle OF
the REyg FENATesR--sGf.sct eri 80 show a.
Elsrit-free OF charge. 90 any enc Afflicted
applying OY letter, stating bis sYBlptaius
and age. Communications strictly cent?
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ROLLER SKATES %
A ND OTHER NEW VEN 81 a
N tons. wlfsTEk a CO. SSKASY1
No. IL New Montgomery street, az S0
San Francisco, Cal. js14pH
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w. A. RUGmsos. III. D..


HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
II 0f5cs, southNest corner of Seventh and j
streets, in Bryte's building, up stairs. Resi-.
dence, southeast corner of Seventh and streets,
Sacramento. Office hours: l to 8 and TO sPM
i25-4OIm
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CHARLES .. PIyKHau. MD

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Z L Office, Seventh and J streets (over Acker,
MANS. Residence, corner Twelfth and II streets,
Sacramento, Cal Hours-offiee, to 4, and to s
P NJ; Residence, till 8 A. II. iIRtf
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VIM CaRrn . oRnrx :. :

CoNTRACToRS AND BUILDERS, are PRE-.
" pared to do all kinds Of work in then line, in
city country Principal place of business, sacra.
mento. Shop, No. TIA Seeord street, between K
and L. Postoffice Box, No. 40, Sacramento
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TO TIE UAFORTUNATE /!
BR. GIBBONS DISPEESARY,
;23 KearnY street, San F-apoIsco.

Established In 1854 for
tae treatment OF Sexual
and Seminal diseases.
such asGonorrhsa, elect,
Structures, Syphilis In ali
its i0T1s, S5mina. Weak
ness, Impatency, Skin
Diseases, etc., perma-
n2ntly c1red or no charge.
! Seminal weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the
J consequences efself-abuse.
: This solitary vice or de-
. prsyedEexuall Indulgence,
Of both sexes TO an almost
ag with unerring certainty
morbid symptoms, unless
Heal measures, viz: Sallow
under the eyes, pain in the
noise Ike the Tustling Of
ihariots, z1leasiness about
BE limbo, confused vision,
confidence, diHdence in
dislike 10 form new ac-
to shuE society, loss OF
1inples and various erup-
red tongue, fetid breath,
BIT swsaes. nonomania and
r N0gGE.
" DC cured as home by adj
BBON, stating case, symp-
disease has continued, and
ly forwarded, free from
} any part Of the country,
ictioEs. BY incl0sing ten
or, through the P1stofice,
Co, q package OF medicine
art of the Union. Please
tisesne1t Ia the RECORD.
Dr.. J. r. GIBBON,
)1 1851, San Francisco.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-06


I will say in conclusion on this point,
have not time, neither is it necessary to
look over the rest of your ticket. I leave
the whole thing to your cordial support.
In conclusion. let me say word for
MY FR1RND DR. AMEs.
He has been very much maligned and
very much misrepresented. Every pubic
man must be. I saw an anecdote the other
day of q young printer who entered the
Office of an editor and asked him for some
work. He said, 81 have be en- promising
man in my DAY. have had brief legis-
lative career and have been sheriff OF my
county, aWhat is your Manner says the
editor. $50 and so,'' says the printer. "Oh
yes, have got letter referring to you
same man. guess" And he took letter
out of his files and commenced reading it
wherein this man was accused Of
perjury and forgery. The whole let
ter was terrific arraignment
of the man, and when he had got through
he says, Mister" says he, sread that over
again" ''What dc you want it read over
again for" says the editor. sIt reminds
me of the time whin used to run for an
Office and was of some consequence in the
world" And so my friend has been black
guarded and abused. You have heard him.
He is one of the most eminent doctors of
the state. Intellectually, he is far the su-
perior of Washburn. Washburn did not
dare to meet him on the stump when he
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IN THE LAST CONGRESS

which tested the sense of the members. A
proposition was made to place trace-chains
used In the harness of teams, on the pillow
and on the wagon. In the lumber districts
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Spelling Maud 8.

From the Cleveland Herald.
81 suppose Vanderbilt has right to do as he
pleases with his stock, said gentleman who
had lately spent a week or two in New York,
and who takes an interest in fast horses to a
Herald representative yesterday, 'but the
American public generally will be sorry to learn
Of the manner in which he is managing that
great favorite, Maud s. l saw him driving her
a few days ago. and 1T was clearly evident that
he was spelling her. He drives her likes Jehu.
no matter what the condition of the roads may be,
and pulls and hauls the mare about much as
hack driver might be expected to do with a less
royal team. 1 was sorry to see it. WAS told
that he was not only spelling her gait but spoil
ing her temper as well; and you know what an
excellent reputation Maud used to have on ac-
count of her kind disposition. l would rather
see Vanderbilt stick to his railroad stocks"
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Died.

Died.
BALL. On July 1, 1882. CHARLES HARKRIDGE
Nj. and C. P. Ball.
baltimore and Richmond papers please COPY
BARRETT. On the 30th of June, 1882. at 2:15 D. r
DENNIS. the beloved son of John and Mary BARRETT
in the twenty sixth year of his age.
May his soul rest in peace.
Funeral VIII tske place from his parents residence
No. "a Fifth street northeast Sunday July ID at sd
pm Relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend.
DENHAM. On Friday. June Goth. 1892 Mrs. CAR
RE V. DENHAM, beloved daughter of John W. and
Millison Mead, aged nineteen years.
Her funeral viii take place from st. Marks Church
CaIltol Hill. on sunday at O'clock The friends
and of the family respectfully invited
to attend. .
HAYWOOD. On Thursday, June 49, 1882 of diph-
of Edward aud Julia c. Haywood, aged five years and
nine months.
Funeral the residence of parents 1927 Tenth
street northwest, on Saturday. July LIST, at p
MATTERN. At 1890 am, June 30, 1882 after q
long and painful Illness MARGERETTA, wife of P. A.
Mattern, in the fifty fourth Year of her
Friends requested to attend the funeral from her
late residence 1723 th street northwest sunday, July
2. 1T O'clock p. e
REID; On Friday, June 80. 1882, at O'Clock m.
Clarence and Minnie A. Reid, aged year. months
and IL days.
One more bud in hea wen,
And one less on EARTH
But to US the comfort given
We shall meet him after death.
By HIS AUNT KATE.
from the residence of his parents 1909 18th street
northwest, at $3.50 O'Clock Sunday evening next.
SEAGER. In West Washington, June 3Oth 1882 at
$50 a. ~, MANY ROY DE LAREINT RTE, wife Of
Funeral services Trinity Church Sunday. July I'd,
at p n.
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Ex-PRESIpENT's DAUGHTERS

Mr. Blair to-day reported TO the Senate bill
granting pension TO Mrs Bette Taylor Daniels,
and asked its immediate consideration He said
she was daughter of ex-PreSiient Taylor and
was in great restitution. Mr.. Hale hoped the bill
would go through without any objection, as it was
a mert0riOus case. MIR. Morgan said he would
not object 10 the blu, but he proposed to amend
IL by including daughter OF eX-PreSident Tyler
now an inmate OF the Louise Home, and in needy
circumstance. He wanted her TO have pension
too. The bill went over to give Mr. Morgan an on
pOrtunity 10 putin his amendment.
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Capitol Notcs.
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.


Mr.. ingalls, today introduced in the Senate a
bill, with preamble, reciting that as Columbian
university proposes to convey to the United States
q strip OF land not exceeding ten feet In With
beginning at the southeast corner OF said univer-
sity land, and running northerly on the west side
of the 18th street road the entire frontage OF the
land owned by The university. for the purpose of
widening ana Strengthening 18th street roadway
free or all expense, that, in consideration OF this
Congress enact5 (by the bill introduceG) that ali
taxes interest and costs upon the real property of
the university, due or TO become due, and unpaid
at the date OF the passage or this act be and are
hereby RENTED. Referred to the District COM
mtt2e.
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A Rrul8l OufrRDe.

DECATUR, ILL, July IA disgusting outrage Is
reported from Blue Mound where, on Thursday
night, two unknown trampS brutally assaulted
young school teacher named Emma Bond chlOrO-
formed her, robbed her OF $40 and tried to cut her
throat. She lay in the schoOl-house all night, and
was only able to tell her story yesterday. The
tramDS, IF caught, will be lynched on sight The
excitement is intense,
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HOnOrabIy DISCHARGED.

NEW YORK, July IA final hearing was had to-
day before United states Commissioner Lyman in
the case OF VIM. Bailey Lang, an old New York
merchant, VINO was arrested sometime ago oh Urged
Register Little, in which Mr. Lang was the petit
toner for his discharge in bankruptcy. The prose-
cut10n:Was abandoned by the government, the dis
rict attorney stating that the testimony showed
absence OF any criminal intent on defendants
part. Mr.. Lang was thereupOn honOrably dis
A. lr
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Prices of Coal in July.

NEW YORK. July 1.-The Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company announce that the prices OF their
Lickawanna coal per ton OF 2,2i0 pounds for the
month OF July will be as follows: Furnace lump
ana steamer lump each 81; CRATE and egg. each
si15; stove, $40; chestnut, $i35 and pea, S3.15.
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Veto by the President

House OF REPRESENTATIVES, 3p.m.-A commu-
nicatlon from the President has just been received
by the House OF Representatives in which he an
nounceS his diSapproval OF the Deuster bill to reg
ulate the carriage OF passengers by sea.
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The Expclled Broker.

NEW YORK, July Counsel for the Stock Ex-
change to-day sent letter TO the lawyers OF w. J.
Hutchinson. the expelled broker, stating that it
could furnish them with a copy OF the proceedings
OF expulsion, but would be able to send definite
answer by the week after next.
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Noah Walker & Co.
The great spring and summer sale
Ofour superior
Styles OF Clothing,
Mems Boys and Childrens Suits in all the leading
styles
Our prices reduced to suit the pockets OF all
BUSINESS SUITS
DRESS SUITS, and
WORKING SUITS.
We organize a sale OF clothing now that shall
reduce our stock Immediately. This is the time
and now the day for bargains. The goods must
be SOLD at once, and early buyers shall have all the
advantages OF New Goods at low prices
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SENTENCE SITSpENDED -Itzzie JohrSo,

SENTENCE SUsPENDED.-LiZZie johnson, alias
Lizzie Brown. a young colOred woman, was in the
dock at The Police Court to-day, charged with four
cases of petit larceny. The testimony showed that
she in the habit OF going to the houses OF COL
ored people and asking for shelter for the night.
and then leaving before morning with clothing or
other articles. The court was notified that she
was about to become n mother, and suspended
sentence in the indefinitely, and the prisoner
was sent home.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
An,useEncn:s Tonight.

THEArER C0NIQUE.-yariety AMI burles1ua
DRIVERS GARDES.-Specialty entertainment
AENER's SUMNER GARDES.-Concert and Monu-
mental Quartette.
WAsHISGToS SWIMMING SCHoOI--New York
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets northwest
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The Jersey CITY Strikers.

JERSEY CITY, Nj, July 1.-The striking long
shoremen and freight handlers held another meet
Ing this morning. President Murphy presided
and stated that an authorized representative or
railway companies had met with the executive
committee and made an informal offer for COM
promise. The companies are willing to pay 1917
cents per hour. The strikers resolved to stand out
Tor the original demand OF 20 cents per hour.
A new case OF small poX is reported to-day.
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An Advance Of WAGES

NEW YORK. July 1.-The officers OF the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
to-day advanced the wages OF their employees, dat
Ing from to-day
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Special Weather Bulletin.
SUNDAY TO BE A FAIR DAY.

a
Tie chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press storm
OF considerable energy, moving In an easterly
track, Is central IN the lower lake region. The
barometer Is highest In Manitoba SOutherly
winds prevail on the Atlantic coast and gulf states
elsewhere they are mostly westerly. General
rains have fallen, except in the gulf states The
following stations report inch OF rainfall
during past twenty-f0ur hours: Cedar Keys, 81 :;
Savannah, 1S9; Norfolk, 147; New York, 122;
NillIamspOrt, liz; Toledo, liz; Alpena, liz;
manned nearly stationary. 1t is from 50 TO TO-
below the mean for the month IN New England,
the upper lake region and the extreme northwest,
elsewhere 1t Is near the mean. The following
special temperatures are reported this morning:
EastpOrt, $50; Montreal, Quebec and Alpena, $50;
Cleveland 10; Duluth. $50; St Paul and Denver,
$50; san Francisco, $50 Fair weather is indicated
on Sunday in all the states east OF the Mississippi
river.
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Hone for ardS

Ny husband had drunken habits he could not
overcome until Parker'S Ginger Tonic took away
his thirst for StimulantS restored his Old energy
or mind and nerves. and gave him strength to at
tend to Observation-Disclosures Lady.
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HARRIS roach powder kills moths
SPLENDID GLASSES 81, at Hemplers, 45s Pa. ave.

The DEPARTMENTAL DOZEN have made arrange
ments 10 give one o. their popular excursions July
81, 1882, To Marshall Hall, on the steamer Mary
washington. Dlncing, singing and good time
generally may be expected. The bout leaves at
$50 ?. m; returning At IL pm.
HOT SPRING DIAMONDS, lOcketS, lace pins ear
nngs and plain Persian rings, very brilliant, at
PriggS.
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SPECIAL SALE OF MILLINERY.-On Friday, June
seth, and Saturday. July 1st, the following goods
viii be sold at special priccS-Our entire stock OF
straw goods az reduction OF 40 per cent; our
trimmed goods at 80 per cent reduction; our ex-
tenSiye stock OF pluneS ut a reduction OF b per
cent; our French flowers at a reduction OF 50 per
cent; our ribbons at a reduction OF 35 per cent;
laces ct a reduction of % per cent; real Panama
hats at $50, worth 81
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The Posts financial article
says: AT the Stock Exchange the attendance is
small, and the volume OF business very small
United States bonds are "a lower for the extended
SKIES, and otherwise are unchanged. The tours
ana extended fiveS are quoted ex-tn-
tereSt. State bonds are fraction
higher, and railroad bonds are also strong,
at IA fractional advance. The stock market was
nrm UP to nearly noon, and has since declined
fraction the net result being a slight advance
over Yesterdays closing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01

AMYSTERY-A lady friend OF ours who went shop
ping the other day returned with a paraSOl OF I'M
usual beauty, purchased at price so low that we
were eert1in there must be some mistake about il.
she insisted there WAS none; that it was one OF
an assortment, all marked at similar figures by
Taylor Hu!ty. III that is a specimen, as our fair
friend Insists, the ladies of Washington VIII do
well TO look at this stock at once and secure some
OF these great bargains The mystery Is how they
can sell such handsome goods at such prices
TIE BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILROAD will
issue excursion tickets 10 all local stations on the
washington and POpe'S creek line. July 1St 81, 81
and 4tl good TO return july 5th Tickets will also
be issued from ali ticket stations on Washington
lne 70 points on the Pope'S creek line, and from
Al ticket stations on the Popes creek line TO points
o. the Washington line.
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KISG's PALACE, S14 9TH street.
IN GREAT DEMAND, Hart's roach or tnsel

HANNAH MCLLETT has entered suit against the
National Brick Machine Company for discovery
and TO enforce q judgment.
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A ViuorOus CROWN

OF the hair is often promoted by using Parkers Hal
BalSam. II always restores the youthful color anC
luster to gray hair, gives it new life, and remove
all irritation and dandruff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01

AN EXTENDED BICYCLE. ToUR-MesSrS. Fl. c.
Scrlbner, George Smith and Harry Davis returned
To duty from quite an extended bicycle tour
They rode in the cars far as Frederick, and then
mounting their machines rode to Gettysburg, Pa
making the thirty-siX miles In five and half
hours From that point they went to York. Pa.
making the twenty weight miles IN four and half
hours. They returned to this city from York last
evening very much pleased witt aeir trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01
A Tornado i'm IOxya.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa. July There was fu-
riOuS storm in central Iowa on Thursday night,
but though regular tornado twas for the greater
part OF its course in the air, not striking the
ground except in few places, where 1T demolished
everything.
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NpYV0nS Debility

is a depressed, irritable state of mind; a weak,
nervous, exhausted feeling: no energy; no anima-
ton; confused head; weak memory; loss OF power
in generative organs occasoned by excuses; men,
tai overwork, or fndiScretionS. positive infali-
able remedy for all these troubles is found In
Aliens Brain Food, which tones up the system,
arrests all Involuntary discharges, removes men,
tai gloom and dependency, and restores wonder
full power TO the weakened organs. Sold by all
druggists 81 package for S. or sent free by mail
on receipt OF price, from ALIENS PHARMACY 3l5
First avenue, y. Y. SToTT d CROMWELL. Agents
$50 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01

Dr. BECHER's PURE WILD CHERRY BITTERS
made frCm the rich, ripe cherries. This Is an eX-
celleEt remedy for lung complaints consumption,
bronchitis, asthma and diseases of the liver and
stOmach. Sold by Chris. Wander. No GIL It'll St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01

A WOMAN FINED FOR AssAULTIN6 A MINISTER
colored woman, named Harriet Nelson, was
incl IS or Is DAYS in the Police Court to-day for
Essauiting James Dulaney, who told the court that
eTnoon the prisoners daughter assaulted his little
son In front OF his residence, and when he inter-
tered the prisoner assaulted him with a stick
strfking him on the head several hard raps The
defendant charged that Mr.. Dulaney eewhided her
laughter. The child was put on the stand TO
prove that she had welts on her back from the
whipping. The court imposed fne OF % or five
lays In jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01

of Tarrants Settler AQerient upon the stomach
and bowels commends it most highly TO the most
delicate no less than 70 the most vigorous consti-
buttons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01

FINEST STOCK of gents straw hats at Auerbach's,
Stn and III.
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MARRIED.

WELLING-DIXON. On Tuesday June 81 1882 at
the residence of the bride in Hartford by the Right
Rev John Williams, D. D., Ii: D.. Bishop of Connec-
Gcut Ia asSIsted by the Rey Edwin E. Johnson JAMES
Z. YELLING, of Washington. ID. c., to CLEMEN-
TINE L., daughter of the late Senator James Dixon Of
Connecticut.
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANSON BROS, Ancuoneers.
~ 9th and ID streets northwest.
EXECUTORS SALE OF REMAINING GOODS NOT
OFFERED OR SOLD. AND REMOVED FROM
''INGLESIDE" To OUR AUCTION ROOMS,
IN PART COMPRISING 4 LARGE NUMBER
OF OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRANINGS AND
CHOMOs, FANCY CHINA WARE PLATED
WARE AND ORNAMENTS, BOOKS. &c. MAR
BILE TOP, PLAIN WALNUT AND OTHER
TABLES. HALL RACK, CREToNNE LAMBRE-
GUMS, &C., WITH OTHER GOODS.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, CRIMSON LINED
LANDAU. IN FIRST-CLASS CONDITION. AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, JULY SIXTH, COM
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK, will sell, within our
saesrocms, the above collection. with other goods.
REGINALD FENDAIi-
q. NJ. WIGHT,
HEMAN II. WALBRIDGE,
jyl-d Executors Of Helen j. Corkhil deceased.
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ACCELERATED DOCTOR says that 81 am frequently
urged to use other preparations substitutes for
Hunts Remedy. md on trying them that they
are worthless In comparison to 1t"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01

Mr.. JAMES DONALDSON, crier of the Criminal
Court. received an appointment to-day for the
NTH time as commissioner OF deeds OF the state
OF New York.