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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
o. QSTREEf, BfTr ZEN SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS NORTHWEST.
~ virtue OF deet 81 trust. duly recorded in q,
iiber no 33. folio L32 CT $50, of the land As
records OF the District OF Columbia. win sell on za
MONDAY, THE TUiRiIEJH DAY OF JANUARY
\. ID. 1882, AZ FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, in front Of the
PREMISES the following described real estate situate
the city ii Washington District 81 Columbia, wit:
ino"n and described upon the ground plat plan of
sld city as part Of lot numbered seven 60. in square
IA, III 'e ii,s n,red ana tooi) BEGINNING
Jour inches ga I'D west from the southeast Of
los %; thence west thirteen fest ten inches 13
lOl2l: thence north hundred and ten feet; thence
east thirteen feet ten inches OBJ 10 l2 and thence south
che hundred and ten feet to The place OF beginning
Terms: O:9-third cash; balance in six and twelve
months notes TO bear Interest at per cent, and to be
securGi b; deed of trust the property sold. Con
Noyanci1l &C., at purchasers cost Terms COM
llod with IL seven days. otherwise resale risk and
cos OF coi2tltin- purchaser. deposit OF 800 re-
Qlifcd at time Of sac.
JAMES p. RYCN.
JAMES W. RATCLIFFE,} trustees.
i9!S
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THE COLD SNAP-A severe gale blew all dag yes
t"rtay 4 Boston. and Il n al Git the therInon,eie
was III degrees below zero. A heavy snow fell IN
Canada. At Winaiper, Manitoba. the therinomeIe
went down t. 10 cegrceS below zero.
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MO CURE NO fAY.-wHITERURSTS CEDAR
~ BALSAM IL warranted to cure Coughs. Coda
dose. Try it. mot satisfied return the empty bott1
and get your money bseS.
druggists. Price 25 ceuts
Wholesale. STOTT 4 CROMWELL. Nils
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MEMS AND BOYS OvERCOATS FROM $2.s0
MA upwards; Boys odd Jackets and Goats from 81 Is
lot Gents Scars at half price close Good Under
Smrts and Drawer 2sc 37c 49, and 5oc up La
Shoe in town. e. - =
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'EsHOMAS DOWNING, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED LOT on TWEEN
TY,SiXTH STEEEr. BET: PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE AND NJ STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed OF trust dated Apr It'll 1868
and recorded in Der " c. T., No. 4. |. PA OF IS:
the land records for the District Of Columbia. and LII
nj decree passed the 18th January. A. y. 1882 in
equity cause No. 7st5, viii sci at public sale. III front
of he premises MONDAY, FEBRUARY SIXTH
le62, at FOUR AND \ EALF O'CLOCK P. M, part
OF lot three 90, in square west of square
District OF Columbia. beginning for the po
or 10Th street about fortytHo 42) feet south Ct tho
cOrne Of said square, said point being four
teen 40 feet south OF the ceater Of of houses
81 id lot and run thence south fourteen ~ feet to the
end OF 6ad row CT houses thence to Rock Creek
then with said creek norteriS line drawn due west
froin beginning, amt then with said line reversed
beginning: VITA improvements, consisting of q two
story Brick HGnst.
Terms of sale: One-talf cash; balance in six and
t. Give months. with interest. by trust deed
deposit OF 800 cct red at time of sale Conveyance
inE at cost Of purchaser.
j2i-d WILLIAM A. GORDON Trustee
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PRIZE FIGHTERS ISpCTkD.-Ihe grand Jury OF
AshtabOla county Gle, has indicted Frank White
ana Peter Holden, tn light weight pagllstS, for
engaging IN - prize ngnl. They were arrested
some months ago, ana haV' been In lail ever since
The porul3i on OF Chicago, according e. the
lat ST Statistics, is about Gne0, an Increase Of
l2o,o0 since tht. census 81 1oS0 WAS taken.
Ihcfe Is a Csc Of S5TialOd at Amherst college.
Which has oacasione1 considerable excitement
Inetatient Il domiil "A IN the house OF one OF the
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DrOppcG Dcad.

New YORK, January 23-Geo p. whcelocE. of
Stamford Conn, NV YORK agent OF tie Great
Western Despatch Transportation Co., clro,,pad
dead this morning at tie Grand Central dppot as
he Was about Id 90 down town. ApopIaAy or
sudden attack Of heart disease is supposed TO
nave Deen the cause. He WIS about so Years old
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THE TRADES.

YCETT-S EISDERY. 1912 PENNSYLVANIA Av,
Pian and Fancy Bindings of every escrjrtjo ior:
~ ressDsstle rates. Blank Books Specially Best 81
fsferences Orders by mail promptly attended To- nS6
GIBSON BROTHERS.
~ PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
49, tsiss,-vS avenue Washins.I.o % q,
g shs Printing speeia.y. isnI9
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HARRIS Il SHAFER,

d14 1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
:" II. DYER & BRO
w Dealers in DOORS. SASH. BLINDS, LUN1-
Der, &c.
j7-1m Office and Mill 9th and X SITS. NV,
nECKER BROS PIANOS: BURDETT ORGANS
H. the best now made. s-.s.zeS
q. II. KUHN y
n22-2m 40T 10th street, near the Az H,ue "
WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY DRAWING
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sol MARKET SPACE.

I UIAIDA6 NUUDS.
Our stock of Diamond Lace Pins Finger and Ear
rings. Fine Gold Jewelry, American Watches Sterling
Silverware in Great Variety Plated Tea Sets Baskets
Bowls, Ice Pitchers Casters, Butter Dishes Soup
Tureens. Forks and Spoons Rogers Bros. Plated
Table Cutlery, Jos. Rogers Sons Sheffield Ivory
Table Cutlery and Scissors. French Clocks Opera
Glasses. Brass Sconces Mirrors. CanGlesticks. etc.
etc, Large and Complete which we call to
attention OF purchasers. as they will find Prices
Low.
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n EW YORK ROTTERDAM.

The frs-tlas- Steamers of this Line
'AMSCERpA1l, ROTTERDAM"
''SCHIEDAM,' w. \. SCIOITEN."
.P. CAI-AND.'' and MAS"
Carrying the U. S. Mails the Netherlands leave Wat
POI stores, Brooklyn. regularly, on WEDNESDAY. ,
lr>t Cabin sto-F1O. e. Cabin, so Storage, S26,
e CAEACN General Agent. q South William street
New York For passage apply to W. ti. AIETZEl2OTr
& CO. 30 Henns5 wanna avenue WashIn- On,. +.
ID. JOHNSON, Agent National Safe ID -yosit BDiilinc.
corner New YORK Avenue aud 18Th street northwest, iaI
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NUNCaNsON BROS, Auct.oneers.

nUNCaNsON BROS, Auctioneers.
CHANcEnY SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
NORTH. BNr@EEa FoURTH AND FfFTf /
SIIREETs WEST. IN THE CITY OF WASH
By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court of the ~
s docket ct Gu W nasssa in equity cause No
aHc.39n III front o. the premises THURSDAY. the
E it, II DAY OF DECEMBER, 1851, at FOUR
OCLoCh T. ~. the western part of lot twenty four
ga. i'll square FIVE hundred and sixteen t516) of the
iat or plan of said city, the Icing that part of
faid lot next adjoining lot twenty three (.3) in said
square ahd having width Of twenty l20 feet north
criaost iine OF said lot aud public alley, improved by
substantial Frame Dwelling, the same being premises
No. Al X street northwest.
Terms OF sale prescribed by said decree: third
days thereafter and the residue in two equal in
sta1nents. payable Six and twelve months from day of
sa deferred payments to bear interest at the rate
seven "a per PER until paid or the p1r-
cash little to be retained 10y the Trustees until all r-
chase money and interest is paid the purchaser de-
sires deed viii be given and deed of taken
cure deferred payments. deposit of 500 required
from the purchaser at time of sae. If the terms Of sale
not COMPLIED with the property will be
and sold at the risk and Cos of the defauGg purchaser
after ten days advertisement. Conyeyancilg and
'' - ''' ~'' SAMUEL c. Mills. Trustee
GIT Louisiana avenue.
IN. +. II. FALL, Trustee,
nZo-dSds 4O2 9th street northwest.
q THE PURCHASER AT THE ABOVE SALE NOT
having complied with the of SALE the above de-
scribed property viii be resod at her risk and the
TIE r, TWEN2 ~ IGHIH DAY OF JANUARY. 1889. Ut
SAAt'L G. MILLS, r,,,s.,,.
Jl6-eod&ds FRANK II. FALLS Ai"S'esS'
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MEDICAL. &c.

IAR. ROBERTSON CAN BE CONSULTED CONFI
~ dentialy by Gentlemen and Ladies who need med
lcai advice, every Wednesday and Saturday at 456
street northwest. 30 years experience Main Office
IS south Eutaw street, Baltimore. iaI9-Im
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-s,Eos. E. wAGGAMAN. Real Estatc:A act.

'I-Oo T.. " AJC'NflAN, Zeal EstatcsA,ic
VALUABLE UEIMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF CONGRESS- AND STOD-
DART STREETS IN THE CITY OF GEORGE
TOWN, j.. G..
ON "WEDNESDAY. JANUARY TWENTIETH
1t -FOUR O'CLOCK. =. NJ. shall offer for sale. in
front Of the promises, the abOve property.
TERN. day CT sale Taos L. WAuGAMAN
j2l -da,ts Auctioueer
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14TE FEBRUARY. 1882.
OR MONEY REFUNDED
LOUISVILLE, KY. November 10. 1881.
RcSokped, That the Board Of Commissioners cOnsentto
pOstDcneent of thed rawing of the Willard Hotel Lot
terry, until the l4th day of February 1890 ard that
they Will not consent to any further postponement of
the same.
RoBT. MAI .oRY, Chairman
By the above resolution this draw ,mst ar will he
ticket holders.
If enough tickets sod, before date fixed, the
LIST OF PRIZES:
The Willard Hotel. with all its Fixtures and
Furniture. .................. $3.50 600
SIe nes!9ence on Green street Is,
gne Residence on Green street. l5OOO
Two Gasn rrlzes, each - 600 10, 600
Two NO C E SfiZes, eacn g 1900
Eve Cash 1r!Zes each .. 5000
rive Casn Fr7zes each 500. 2,
Fifty Cash Pr1zes each 800. 5000
One Hundred Cash Prizes. each $5O.......... 5000
Five Hundred Cash Prizes each $40. 10 600
Cne 2st OF !3ar FURNITURE loo
One Elne t1ano. 500
one handsome Silver Tea Set. ................ 100
4 ~ bokes old bourbon Whisky $S6... 400
Five Hundred Cash Fries, each si0.......... 500
aO boxes Fine Wines, SS0.................. H. 600
200 Boxes Robertson County Whisky, $3O...... 600
900 Boxes Havana Cigars, $10..: 1000
Five hundred Cash Prizes, each $1O ......... 5000
AMOUNTING TO 1869 $50.
may Be made by BanS cbee
Postal Money Order, or registered mail.
Responsible agents wanted at all points. For crcu-
Lars giving full Information and for tickets address
w. G: D. WHIPS,
Willard Hotel, Louisville Ky.
wv GOULD. Agent
n22-eo&ktfebA Washington. b. G
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SEWING MACHINES. &c

WE DON'T MAKE MICH NOISE ABOITT TT
w But Keep the Finest Assortment of
. SEWING MACHINES,
And sell for the least money any house in Washing
ton. - - ~ 49, "~'1AAiAe
Renting and Repairing specially.
10 MCKINNEY,
Jaio 427 9th street northwest.
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" STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NV YORK, HAvRE
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN.
The steamers of this company wiz! sail EVERY SAT-
thDAl from Bremen iIcr. f, of Sd street. Hnhohen.
Rae of psssase:Frcin New Yor. t. HayTe London,
S.3tIaiiIton aid Bremen, f.st cabin. 500. second
cabin, 900; stesEaSe So prepaid teeraEe ceruncaes,
s.. lor freight passage apply To 0Ei.ICHS co,
Bowling Green, New York; ". q. IEiZEROFT IL
70, 80 fennsS !Vanis avenue northwest, Agent for
WASHINGTON.
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EUNARD LINE.
NOTICE,
LANE HO!T IF.
THE CINAED STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
BETNlEN SEN WORK AND LISERPUOL.
CALLING At CORN HAkBO3.
FROM PftR 10. \. X. NEW IORN
RCtinia. We'd. - Dec. PGrtIie. We'd. % JAN
Gala We'd. Jan. BotiEia. We'd, Feb
Cais!cUia.. We'd. IL Jan. Scytllia... . We'd. Feb
SerSia We'd. IL Jan. Catalonia. We'd. il Feb
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NV YORk.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
SlO, $50 AMI Slo0, according to accommodations.
11cke s 20 Paris. [l5 additional
Return tickets faycrlbia terms
Steamers marked a., uot carry steerl2e.
St-rSgt at low SttcS. Storage tickets from Liy
srI"o lt Queenstown and al other PARTS of Europe at
lowest rates
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
HAVE Antwerp aud other pOrtson the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports.
Fcr freight and pa apply at the COirany's Office
no B1!s iI- iITueu. nfItL steerags aud cabin to
OTIS EIGEION & Co. Cos It'll street, Washington
d q.
NERNoE II. BROWN & CO.. New York;
Orto MtssTs. OILS KItiION & 90
jaHl2 Cos ia II :T,rtnu.
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AUCTI0N SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. HAR:
NESS &c. EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY MORNISG. commencing at TEN
COCLOCk. Special attention given to the sales of
Re:l Estate and Personal property. Liberia. advances
On ali cOnsiGillGrnts. IialGl S. BENS!NGER. Auct.
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~ BENSINGER. Auct!oneer
30 Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar
93S, $40 and 9i2 Louisiana avenue.
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1for Kidney Diseases. Gravel and all Urinary Diseases
scrofula, syphilis and all Blood and Skin Diseases ss
speedily cured Gonorrheea cured in 4s hours. For
sale by WI. b. ENTWISIE. Druggist, corner 18th
street snd Price S3 Per box sent
by mail under seal on receipt of price, ms
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-11
Police Notes.

The fifteen new patrolmen recently select ed by the Board of Police Commissioners went on duty last night for the first time. They were distributed among the different beats to do duty with old patrolmen, and will be changed from time to time during the present month so as to familiarize them with the different beats. After January 1 the new men will be assigned to regular beats, and ii is expected that some of the long beats on the outskirts will then be shortened so that the citizens will receive better protection provided the new men prove efficient.
 The Police Commissioners meet this even ing to select officers for the new precinct or Grand street, which will soon be occupied.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-11
Personal

Mir. Wm. H. Beecher, of Broadway, sev- cred some of the fragments and cords of his left foot and ankle by slipping and falling on an icy sidewalk recently.
 Senator elect Plunkett has gone to Wash ington pension business.
 Joseph Jones' who died in this city last week. was at one time Wallingford resi- dent where he will be buried, and was aa uncle of Mail Carrier Wilkinson of that place. The funeral takes place this morning at o:3o Rev. MT. Lines officiating Deceased was member of Co. K, 18th c. V. Mir. Daniel Howe, the well known and pop ular druggist, formerly of Fair Haven, has accepted an engagement with MT. Samuel Moves at the new drug store on Chapel street.
 Mrs Hamln, widow of tho late Ava Ham, lin, of Meridon, died in Meriden Saturday morning at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Joel Fenn aged 85. The funeral took place at the Baptist church, Plainville, yes terday afternoon. Her husband died last August. They were both members of the Baptist church in plainvilIe. Mir. A. o. Van Lennep, of Smyrna, Tur- key, is guest at the Allyn House, Hartford Smith, Bourn X Co. move into their fac tory in O few days.
 Winfield $. Moody, jr, of tho class of 70 at Trinity College, has been elected bailiH of 1 the borough Of Norwalk. MT. w. 0. Wheeler, advance agent for the Emma Abbott English Opera company, is in n arranging for the appearance of tn { Ipany here on Monday evening, the 1Sf
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-11
Death of sherman stevens.

Mir. Sherman Stevens. the we'll known shoe dealer, died suddenly at 10 o'clock Sat- urday morning at his residence, No. S3 Olive street, of heart disease, as is supposed, aged 63. Deceased went home from business Fri day evening not feeling very we'll, and dur Ing the night suffered considerably from pain in the chest and arm, and in the morning feeling no better medical aid was summoned. A few minutes afterward he complained to his wife of faintness, and before she could again summon medical help he expired De- ceased was much respected citizen. He was a native of West Haven, and came to New Haven at the age of 1G and learned the carriage trade, at which he worked steadily until about 1850, when he went to Montgom- cry, Ala. He was there engaged in the shoe business until 1863, when he returned North and was engaged in the same business with | his brother, s. A. Stevens (now of the firm of Stevens & Breoks), in one of the stores uow occupied by Wilcox & Co.,, the dry goods merchants. In 1865 Mir. s. A. Stevens sold 1 cut, and soon after deceased opened the shoe l store now occupied by Bristol & Sons, re. maining there term of years. He then sold out and soon after embraced the opportunity of leisure to visit his old friends in Mont. l gomery, remaining South about three years l While there he married. Returning North soon after his marriage he had thought not to enter again into any permanent business, but an unexpected opportunity presenting 1 itself he shortly purchased the stock of goods for sale in the store No. 339 Chapel street, and re embarked in the old business to the satisfaction of his many friends De. ceased leaves wife and no children also four brothers one of whom is in Waterbury
 another in Hartford and five sisters who re. side in the old homestead in West Haven. Deceased took Thanksgiving dinner at the
 old homestead, where his father, the late
 Newton Stevens, spent the last fifty one
 years of his life, dying at the age of s3 in
 1865. The mother died year or two pre-.
 vious aged about 75. The oldest of the nine
 surviving children is about 75 years of age
 the youngest about 45. The funeral of de
 ceased will take place from his late residence
 this afternoon at o'clock, attended by Rev
 Mir. Lines, of St. Paul's church, of which de
 ceased was @ member.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-11
The Now Haven Literary Association.

The Now Haven Literary Association.
 At their rooms in the Brewster building
 yesterday afternoon the New Haven Literary
 association held their semi annual election of officers, resulting in the choice of the follow ing: President, W. H. Stokes; vice presi- dents, M. w. Leahy, M. Prendergast re-
 oording secretary, J. F. McHugh financial | secretary,J. Campbell; executive committee, G. J. Klem, W. H. Graham historian, J. F. 1 Corr; orator, T. B. Cannon. Measures were taken by the association for procuring li- 1 brary, and committee was appointed to
 make the necessary purchases, who were also authorized to increase the fund available for 1 the purpose by such means as in their judg 1 ment would prove most effective. The asso.
 ciation is in highly prosperous condition, and through the exertions of their lady friends who conducted their several bazars have accumulated fund that is large enough | to procure for them the nucleus of valuable ! and extensive library.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-11
Another.

Before daylight yesterday morning another accident occurred on the New York and New England railroad near Goshen. Two freight trains attempted to pass each other on the same track. Tableau-both engines demol- ished and more or less damage done to the cars. An operator had been notified to stop one of the trains to wait for orders. Instead of doing so it is said he fell asleep and failed to set his signals. It is reported that no one was iniure6
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-11
Dwight Place Church

The pulpit of the Rev. Thomas k. Bacon, Dwight Place church, was aeceptably filled by the Rev. Frederick J. Pohl, of the Yale Divinity school yesterday morning. His text was chosen from the 24th chapter of Acts, 16th verse, "Herein do I exercise my self to have always 8 conscience void of of fense toward God and toward men," The theme or subject was conscience, showing its nature as a universal guide among rational O, moral agents. The various phases of con, science were touched upon, such as ''enlight ened," "tender or scrupulous,'' and the ''seared eonscience,' the latter being illustra ted by the examples of Felix and Judas. liner conscience as a universal law, in it's powe, as feeling and as judge, was ably sci forth
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-11
Sudden Death,

Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock Mrs. Will Hams, the wife of Peter Williams, who keeps candy store at George street, suddenly fell down with a sigh and expired soon. Dr. Sprenger was called, but could do nothing for the poor woman. Coroner BollmC n was no tifed, and concluded that her death was due to 8 natural cause, probably heart disease She was about 54 years old and was g native of BaYaria.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-11

On Thursday evening of this week select readings will be given at the Atheneum un- der the auspices of the young ladies of the Third Congregational church, by Miss Jessie Coathoui. She is very popular in the West and highly spoken of by scores of western and eastern newspapers. She is sure to give 8 very enjoyable evening to all who attend The Springfield (IU.) State Journal says ITO class Mias c. with the general run of SC called elocutionists would~oe utter folly. She showed herself far above them in her recita tions last evening""
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-11
KEW HAVEN, CONN.
Monday, Dec. II, 1882.
NEW ADVER REFRESHMENTS
VOL. L.

NEW 40 YER EASEMENTS TO-Di Handsome Gift-P. o. Schwab. Bargains in Cloaks-At Lyons' Callender's Minstrels-Grand Opera House. Cloaks-At Lyons. Carpets-H. B. Perry. Christmas Cards-Proctor, Gross S< Mcguire. Christmas Cards-Peck Sperry. Concert and Ball-Firemens Aid Association. French System-Miss M. H. Peck. German Corn Remover-At Druggists. Hoods Sarssparilla-At Druggists. Holiday Goods-Wicox x Co. Holiday Presents-NIonson & Carpenter. Holiday Presents-At Lyons. Holiday Presents-J. N. Adam & Co., Immense Bargains-At Lyons. Lace Goods-At Lyons. Lost-Robe-This Office. Meeting-Board of Councilmen. Meeting-Tax Committee. Merino Underwear-At Lyons'- Mt. Carmel Cider-E E. Hall Sz Son. Neil Burgess--Carlls Opera House. Notice In Bapkruptcy-Atwater < Co., Overcoats-Nicoll the Tailor. Probate Notice-Estate of Charles F. D1bble. Ranges and Stoves-Evan Evans. Red Jacket Bitters-Lewis X Co. Selling Out Sale-At Lyons.
 Table Board-Mrs. D. M. King. The French Spy-American Theater. Velvets-At Lyons.
 Wanted-To Loan-William G. Butler. wanted-Rooms-'sX. Y. Z." Wanted-Girl-1S1 Temple Street. nted-Painter-Brockett& & Futile Co. wanted-Situation-116D Day Street. Wanted-Situation-"M.E E."
 Wanteu-SittsdIion-1Sth St. John Street. Worsted Goods-At Lyons
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-11
Officers Elected.

Officers of the St. Joseph's society elected for the ensuing year President, John Hopkins vice president, William Sullivan ; recording secretary, Thomas Daily financial secretary, William Donnelly corresponding secretary, dohn OBrien treasurer, Rev Father McGiyney marshall Frank Carlln ; sergeant at-arms, William Keegan board of directors, J, Snigg, J. Burns T. Noonan and Daniel Sullivan. On December 2S the socie- ty will bring out drama at the Peck Grand Opera House, with Miss Elrod in the leading Iale.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-11

Says Pennsylvania, on all her State docu- ments. The Keystone State means that there is an irrepressible conflict between tyr amy and freedom, and one or the other must succumb So there is between health and disease. Every force that fights success fully against disease should be heartily vel comed. Such 8 force-a host in itself-is Hunts Remedy, and it's special line of attack is against kidney and liver diseases, over which it achieves a wonderful triumph. Il you have bodily weakness, an aching back, 8 general sense of weariness inertia, o, dropsical symptoms; if the kidneys or liver are deranged, there is no such medicine as Hunts Remedy. It gives notice to all suct diseases to quit. Pennsylvania is right both Hunts Remedy and these diseases cant survive and it is they that are conquered.
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