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PROF. Al. DEXTER
MAGNOPATHIC INSTITUTES.

MINNEAPOLIS oyncE-syndicate Block, open
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from a.
| m. to IL m, 2 to p. m. and to $50 p. N.
The deserving poor treated free on Sunday
from to 10 Am. only. New callers for con-
sultation and exam nation on Sunday from
to p. m. only.
ST. PAUL OFFIcE-Steele's block, corner
Seventh and Wabashaw streets; open on Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, from $50 a. m. to
sultation free.
PROF. A. J. DEXTER,
The World Magnetic Healer:
P. 81 will give 81 900 to the poor of either
city, if the newspaper notices are not genuine
and the original copies Of the testimonials and
sffidavits published are not on exhibition at my
Office.
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WELLS CROUCH ON CORNs.n

Ask for "Rough ON Corns." 15c. Quick
relief; complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts
huninrs
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FILES Ann RIGS

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by s'Rough OF
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MINNEAPOLIS WANT COLUMN

zSOR SALE-$2G0-A family horse wear.
4 old, gentle and sound; top buggy, nearly
new; good Portland cutter ard Light harness.
A big bargain. Part time viii be given to re-
sponsible parties. CLOSE Office, South Wash
ington avenue. 2q5tf
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hire detectives. The county commission
ers meet tomorrow to take steps to have
the search prosecuted, and Nelson lodge
A: +. d A. NJ, of this city, will do like
wise.
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VNTANTED- Cash Girls, 10 bundle Boys,
w at Seas Exposition. Call this, Satur-
day morning. References required. 2s6
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MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

OFFICE-No. Washington Avenue, oppo-
site N,ooiiet house. Office hours from g. m.
IL o'clock p. m.
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Probate Court.

Before Judge Iceland.
Estate of Stewart Wightman, deceased;
order fer letters made.
Estate of Israel Michaud, deceased; de-
cree of distribution made.
Insanity of Julia A. Cleator; examined
and committed.
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Yesterday afternoon the coroner held an
inquest upon the remains of the
late j. a. Sheilenbargsr, who
jumped from window
IN the College hospital, where he was be-
ing treated for delirinm tremens. The
inquest revealed gross irregularities in the
management of the hospital, and showed
that forged certificate of death was
drawn, attributing the cause of death to
chronic meningitis, whereas there was no
symptoms of the same.
The following is an epitome of the evil
dence.
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A STUDENTS STORY

A student at the hospital testified 10
picking 5he'ienbarger up after he had
jumped; he fell twenty four fees; he walk
ed up stairs, two attendants steadying him;
ne was anxious to get back into room.
and after We got him there hs wanted to
De left alone. called DR.. Fitzsin nons
and left the patient in his charge. The
doctor administered hypodermic injee-
ton
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8. A. sHELLABARGzR's STATEMENT.

S.A. ShellabarSer testified relative to
placing his brother in College hospital,
where he engaged room and attendants;
cautioned them that he woaid try to es
cape, and they said they would watch him /;
subsequently he was examined and pro-
hounced insane; this was on Thursday;
they told me that he would be taken to St.
Peter By the sheriff Oh Friday, and SO I
went home, supposipg that ne would be
taken there; on Saturday I received ii tel
gram that he was dead; gave no consent
10 have p )s6 mOftem held.
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Mary Shepard, the nurse in that ward,
testified to the condition of the man on the
fatal night and to having called the doctor
when she saw he was dying.
B. B. Davis, q student at the hospital,
and assistant house physician, testified to
making arrangements with brother of de-
ceased for the care of the patient. but said
nothing was said about constant attend
ant; the brother saw the room, and
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At the National league meeting last
Sunday evening President Ed. McDermott
paid well-deserved compliment to VIM
Louis Kelly, Esq, of st. Paul, who drafted
the resolutions adopted By the Irish state
convention which recently met in this
city.
Joseph Moore was arraigned in the po-
lice court yesterday, charged with unlaw-
fully abstracting the sum of So from the
till of saloon owned by George Bern dgen
on north Second street. Judge Bailey
found him guilty and sentenced hi m to
twenty days imprisonment.
In the suit for $4,000 dam ages brought
against the Minneapolis & ST. Louis Rail
way company by the guardian of Olaf
kolsti for injuries received BY the latter
about q year ago from defendants turn
table at Excelsior, the jury yesterday re-
turned verdict for the company.
4 short session of the board of trade
was held yesterday morning, with Presi-
dent G. A. Pillsbury in the chair. Judge
Atwster was added to the committee to Sc
cure rooms. The secretary was instructed
TO notify the members by card that unless
they were in attendance at the next regu-
lar meeting they would each be fined one
dollar.
Julis A. Cleator was yesterday adjudged
insane and will be sent to st. Peter for
treatment. She residss'.st the corner of
Ninth avenue north and Western avenue,
and has husband and ehild to mourn her
unhsppy lot. She is q native of New
York state and is forty -four years old. In
sanity is hereditary in her family. Her
brother is in the asylum for the insane in
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Or. MITCHELL's TESTIMONY.

DR.. Mitchell testified that 10 arrange
nents were made for special care of de-
eaeed; witness consulted with DR.. Duns-
moor after the death of Sheilenoager, and
DIR. ID. thought there was no necessity for
notifying the coroner, but advised Holding
post norton, which was done. Judge
LELAND told witness that the sheriff would
take Shellenbarger TO ST. Peter on Friday,
nut the sheriff did not come on that day.
The patient had given 30 signs of vio-
lenc. and it was not deemsd necessary to
watch him especially.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL EsTAgE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTAVE.
Ct Of in the s"sy Ge
eO3t and sl93, doc. %. consolidated and enttled1
aog tss
kGAS 5 F66R st odhoe Hkt " ,t se
e tine as in to the
the e all II or 0 of lying and
81 of square six hundred and twenty -four (62D.
and the 81 xess erSP 81 af ae Of
depth of lot thirteen u3 the two parts of the lots to-
WITH Sss vt
in Of esns The
Tp0ny and VIE to dhos F. Miller and John Riley
IN Lber 945 folio 2s1 land records of the District Of
and said o heen u.s. al he
o. in square No six hundred and tw,nty -four t624.
1foony ana VIE to Thos T. Miller and John F. Riley.
to ward p
IN the foS Ss Of the
Thrdly Also by Virtue of said decree we shall pro-
ss1S Ef4s5 y sS PEns' on
aIne as1 SsnniaE foS same 8. &c s',sass
running enthusiastically alohs ' the line e' q
ve % iset s2 and
rs. With e and
as fee. sns 20 .ns rfss
the a ssd
Of ss Of WITCH Of
81 sps a e
ss ae SdsIee Eat at and two in equal In
yen All cash at the option Of the purchaser Upon
defauitins purchase t The parcel bought BY him:
416 5th street n.w
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Wall Street To-day.
4 FIRMER TONE IN THE STOCK MARKRr.

NEW YORK, JAN 25-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market showed some improve
ment, both In the tone and IN the volume Of bust
ness, this forenoon, as compared with yesterday
the nrst half hour OF business but after that there
was nrmer tone and an increase of business
when was continued up to $50 o'clock. the net,
result up to that time being an advance OF frac,
ton over the closing prices OF last night for the
majority OF stocks on the list An exception was
Jersey Central. which declined TX, and then re-
covered ! per cent OF the decline. The total
amount OF sales up to 80 was about 2O shares
government bonds were strong this forenoon, and
higher for the 4s, IS and 3S. State bonds were
dull Railroad bonds quiet, and generally higher,
at an advance OF 4 to per cent
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Du ED.

ANDERSON. At Blsdensburs, Prince aeolre,s
county, Nd, on january -. 1888 Mrs. e. 4 c. XN-
DEkSoN wife Of Dr. Thomas Anderson. In the eighty.
Funeral from her late residence tomorrow fFrdsv,
afternoon, at two O'Clock. Relatives and friends IN
yited.
late residence, No. 1902 kineman Place, LOYAL
CO~IE6, IN the seventy third year of his aee.
Notice OF funeral in mortaing Post Rapuhiosn.
lbslamore Sun, Macon and Niledeeyiile. &C.. pagsrs
nASSPGE; On January "A, 1888. at II as p. "a.
idge, aged fvegs.c end five months.
Funeral win take pAce s-oan her parents residence
No. 30. iyl6 New hAmpshire ars2Qe, on Friday. q
Flynn. Suddenly. ssnusry q. 1889. THSSss
Imes;s afea ~ years native OF Abby fea'e o0unv
Funeral viii take place from his luse resadence. No
500 sixth street southwest Friday. january 26h. e
nns o'clock NJ Requiem mass st 81 DoP-
,sGSk sRS. 81 gnsnT cent Ct n, ys.s:7 80
n: e. 7. Gibbs. aged mine months and six days.
TIner.l Fr,day: e 2 m, from ns nssadsnes o. -
On sngssy ESQ aeS
Eoslsssais sts:ss s sosss1sss % fndss 1T -
iBainnsss snA Phdladsaphia pspeo plsase sepyI
HOBIdIZELL~ AZ the residence - Prcf. y. n.
Hastinga principal Of West Phiiaoelpala A0AsnT Z
BE azSs IA H6b as 8 No. 6: e -:
pc e. md the l.se I; HobNtzel. % somersstcoss-
& ig:. H. DcS s1'nd'0n q Dr. wis De Hass q
. s1I.s al. ss s,is 3 sI 1.s s': "a -
- IN e. 1sso. 9. r.sA.z. s.....y - =
s93ss 9 oSss sssa s sad 1ssas 80 -
W0Atngtuu.
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A Boy pRowsEp WHILE SKArrNe.-About S.A
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Peter Ritter, the
Twelve year Old son OF Mrs Amelia T. Ritter and
grandson OF X. q. Ritter, was accidentally
drowned while skating on Rock Creek near the
Aqueduct bridge The little fellow. who was A
bright and promsin, boz, was skating on the creek
with a companion OF about the same age named
John Davis, residing at 24e5 street when the tce
broke and both went into the water. George
Chandler, a 10 year old boy, who lives on Potomac
street. near Prospect avenue, Immediately went 10
their assistance and succeeded with the aid OF A
colored man, whose name was not learn "a in res
cuing Davis. and rope was thrown to little Rit-
ter. but by that time he was too numb 20 AVIAN
himself OF It The affair soon became widely
known, and hundreds OF people focked upon the
a. the unfortunate boy was being sought for It
was finally recovered by Brooks King, about 80
O'Clock. and taken 10 the residence or the bows
grandfather. corner of 18th AMI Olive streets.
Davis was taken 20 the aQueduct ONCE and Kindly
cared for. The confuct or George Chandler ana
the colored man has been warmly praised for their
prompt Efforts In saving Davis and attempting 70
PoRr.-schr. Mary f. Long. orne, for Washing.
ton, sailed nom Providence ~ inst
TRAVEL on THE RivER--1he steamer Exc-is,eR
arrived this morning about ten o'coc from Nor.
folk with passengers and freight She left NORFOLK
at eight O'Clock last night and broke her way
through the ice, which Is about two inches thick
In the channel she will leave again to-niVht for
Norfolk. The Alexandria Terry DO "a stopped rum
ming yesterday morning In consequence OF the ice.
DEATH BY AccrDENr-This morning, Coroner
Patterson made an invesug CATION, so far as pract-
cable, into the case OF the accident which resu tel
In the death Of Thomas Flynn, on Tuesday last,
Dy being thrown from his wagon from collision
with a coal cart, driven by a colored boy He
gave certificate OF der ~ accident
TBE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the opening ana closing prfcea
q the New York stock Market to-day as reportef
Especial wire TO II. IL Dodge, 5Ss 18th street
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TIE NEwHALL HoUsE CLERK WHO SAVED ruu
PAPERS AND LET THE GUESTS BURk.-Night CLERK
Delaney was examined yesterday forenoon at the
inquest On the Newhall House disaster. The sal.
lent points In bis testimony were: He thought
the nre originated In the bar-room; that the hose
In the halls had not been used examined for the
last two years: that he could have called the
guests Il he had not been engaged upon mstters
which he considered more Important than alarm
Ing guests; that he had g minutes time between
the discovery OF the IRE and the time when no
knew that the hotel was doomed, that hs could
nave run through every hail In the hotel sad
alarmed every guest 10 that time, but that he had
to attend to once duties-savfng papers and yaiu-
ables kecxing the hotel safe 20 be useless in case
of q IRE,
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The hationel convention OF agrculturists
devoted to the "ann,al industries OF the coun.
try" assembled In the library % the Department
Of Agriculture at 1890 this mornlng-aSsut fifty
delegates being present The FIRST paper read wa.
BY Mr. T. Baker, OF Elyria, Ohio, on ..the best
breed OF cattle for farming In the western states
The discussion OF this paper was participated In
by Mr.. F. ID. Curtis. and General n NJ Curtis, of
New York; Mr. CONN. OF Iowa; Prot. Knapp, of
Iowa: Dr. Elzy, OF Virginia; Mr.. Hadwin, O,
Mass, and Prot. Gold, OF Conn: This discussion
was followed by paper by Col. Robert Beverly.
OF Virginia, on 'sbreeding and feeding beef and
the supply OF the market herewith After
the discussion OF this paper the convention took
recess
At the afternoon session Prof. Law. OF Virginia
read an essay On seattle traffic In It's relations to
cattle disease" r. d. Curtis, Of New York. fol.
lowed with paper entitled sabout butter stan.
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AN Ex-JUDGE, HIS Son AND STATES ArroR-
NEY ENGAGED IN A FIGHT.-At TowsOn, the
county seat OF Baltimore county, Md, there was
nght Tuesday engaged in by ex-Judge GrasOn
VINO leit the bench last fall, his son, william Gra-
commander OF the TowsOn Guards Judge GrasOn
was counsel for the defense In q forgery triaL
Ing Tuesday morning he found Judge Grason
there talking to witness, and fatty charged the
Judge with unprofessional conduct The Judge
SHARPLY replied: "I0u are a. JackaSs, sift "
COL Mcintosh then slapped the judge, who Is quite
an Old man. q severe blow on the neck. In an I'm
slant the states attorney was lying on the moor on
the court, sent there by terrible blOw1n the eve
from the list OF William GrasOD, the judges son,
who had seen the colonel strike his father The
belhgerentS were then separated.
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TaE E $5HHr EasF ss rH s9s4Hrrs,
sdf II SA iFfrcr 81
rRAIss LEAVE WAsH1NGroS FROM SrArIoS. CORNER
OF eTH AND STREETS. IS FOLLOWS
Ct falsce Steering Cars at $50 a. m. daily; Fast
t,ae, s;So !; m dsiy. with Sleeping Cars from
SnciHnat Mail Errress. $50 p.n '9 DAILY az ior
BATIIMokT AND foyoMAc RAILROAD.
1o a a5o Csnsndasua Rochester: Buffalo NIAGARA
Nash:us-t n 70 Co a dai2ua.
Tor wiii=snspar Lock Haven and Elmir,. atsao,.
For New York East 500 a. m 10 30 g. NJ 81.
sd E. op sao Of Fa ts
T., bor cars. $50 a. m; daily except sunday.
Win Nf =. ,hregsh trains connect Ter
diTses transfer to FULTON street avoiding double
For issnsI s %" h S f iS!so
PA io sa ls On ssns ssa .as and
orss3,'nS1 Is e s,es sn 1870 m; and ,.se
500 80 am I'M. . sS SO So 7sa ss as
Ie'RSI e. CTssi Line. GA. and AGO p. m. daily.
1e.Annspoiis. s:sS m .aa 40 Pm. daily. ..o.D,
1sR szaH2r zsS sssss s4ss
sS N. hi 20 pa and D. q sunday d;
10f s:s and saS ne s Ss $50 .PS
fG5 G.s soS s,s sc Zoo So .Sa
s s;se I'm -. and i To- nidaSSi O. sunday ss
and nermsson Il ths once oorshss!s Corner
street and Penny avenue and 4 tie sta
gage 70 destnsson from hotels ana resdenoess. -
cHAs- r. PUGH. General Eacaxsr.
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Name,


THk sENAT0RsHIP CONTESTS, ETC.
The Reelection OF Senator Plumb was rataaed
yesterday by both houses OF the Kansas ,eefsls-
'ture. Two ballots were taken In the Mich,saa
legislature without material change the vote ON
the second ballot being follows: Ferry q
Stout az, scattering 81, on az candidates Three
ballots were taken I'm the Minnesota legislature
without changing the status heretofore M.
ported The balloting In the Nebraska legfsla.
ture effected no change
The North Carolina legislature has extended for
two years the act providing for settlement OF the
state debt - 49,
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\ DID TO YOUR INCOME.

ADD TO YOUR INCOME.
Club Is Of the MUTUAL INVESTMENT CLUBS Of
fers the surest means OF making regular monthly prof
its from investments of $40 ST. 900 or more dealing in
GRAIN, PROvISIONS. AND STOCKS.
Each member gets the benefit of combined
Club -, Reports sent weekly Dividends paid monthly
Club IL paid shareholders back their rOfts
past tn months still leaving original amount making
money IN Club or returned on demand: Shares. SO
EACH. Explanatory circular sent Reliable corre-
spondents wanted everywhere. Address r. f. KEN
DALI CO., Comm NIGHTS. lit and 179 La Sale
street. Chicago. Ill. o. eo6Nk6m
HNO SPECTATORS. L. A. HILL l. CO., 165
Il Broadway, New York, transact a Stock Brokera re
business having best facilities. Write them nl6-eo3m
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A MosrrMAK1sa CHANCE.

The Cooperative Account In Stocks. Grain. Petro-
leum, etc. Shares only One Dollar each Large month
profits We refer to subscribers who have realized
from so to 200 cent net their investments In 80
days, Order now. s. for shares and same rate up
ward. No delay. Accounts are formed every week.
tiated Information furnished Market reports mailed
Address RICHARD MARVIN l. CO.. Brokerage and
Commission, 48 Broad street, (Member NY Stock
Co. }, New York. ian23- tn tn sEK I'm
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HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY IT. or STF sNEpS
LEA!iNU -NEW YORK VERY THURSDAY
AT NOON.
FOR ENGLAND, Fka-,~.4 AND GERMANY
Cl Eska5e aiip.yC
G.. u. RICHARD h CO.
Genera: Passen ger Agents.
6l ErcausA,. Now AK
CT TO PERCY G.. Smith,
1907 and GIG i'eDn~y .yan,a ayeaus.
Send tCr Tourist Gazette" apl
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AUCTION SALES.

THIS EVENING.
HVALTER 3. WILLIAMS & CO, Aucts
HIGH ART
IMPORTANT COLLECTION
FINE OIL PAINTINGS
FROM THE
GALE GALLERY PHILADELPHIA.
To be sold at public sale, without reserve
UARY "a. IS. g. ct EIGHTP.M.,
AT STORE No 9la STREET NORTHWEST.
Near 9th Street. adjoining Masonic Temple.
NOW or FREE INHIBITION. DAY AND EVENING.
UNTIL IIME OF SALE.
MIR. B. SCOTT. JR. viii conduct the sale.
LIST OF ARTI IT'S:
t:l,les. Z. e.. London. sie-ei. e. Munich.
Car Geo., 10 dom. Nicholson. e. W.. philadel-
n S ~ sx nsts f5s Paris london
i Oh A.. Munich Roe, e. T.. LONDON.
HHsTssjlaS. Ii SeS York Eese1:s J.. bSrdnes iss''
sEs5i IR!iadspa. seHatH T. M klsas'"
,scTDro, con. Srs. EsgileIs. c., Belgium.
JameGr. p IT,, I h, Hague. Savry H.. iiareJn
knaip W.. Phi 'aneirhiC. Simon. H., Philadelphia.
hOek koek. H. p, and IL. Van sScyerionck, f, Brls-
Neville london. sells.
kuwasSey, rs c.. Paris. Wallace j. w, New York.
Lei Fin, j.. b., Paris. Whiting, Iii. W.. Phadel-
Mezzeiia, j., Paris. phia,
Lewis, L. D.. Philadephia. And 80 others.
CARD.
In present ng this my sixth annual collection of fine
have hesitaon in saying that it surrssses the pre-
y1o;i- ones. THIS howe, / willing to leave
to your good taste AMI judgment.
Respectfully B. SCOTT, JR.
r. S.-As Mr.. Gale ia retiring from business, the
COLLECTION VIII lie sold without ja225t
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nUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers.

Il HONCANSON 6hOS.s AucQOneerS.
ExECUToR's SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
No. 4l6 ON SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Under and by virtue Of the powers In vestedCsa
NINTH. 1883. at -FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ, in front of
the premises offer for sale at pubic auction part lot
seventeen, In square 431 beginning for the at
the distance II ut feet from the southeast corner Of
thence west 100 feet thence south 26 fest thence east
100 feet to the line of 7t street and thence with the
line OF sa street north 26 feet to the point of begin
nlng improved by large three-story brick store.
snd two with interest per cent be secured
by deed OF trust upon the premises deposit of $500
VII De required at the time Of sale. All conveyancing
and at purchasers cost If terms Of sale
not complied with III days the Executor reserves the
rh t. resell at risk and cost of defautng purchaser
after days public notice of such resale in news
pApe' p'''u'o - "aslnf'e GhAKt Ii WALTER.
Executor Estate of Wilhelmina Eichler, deceased.
d28-ts
gE THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A
D. 1885, at same hour and pace
Executor of Estate of Wihemina Eichler, deceased.
jams eo&ds
IF THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
ItESDDY. the IWENTY-THIRD day Of january,
a. - 1'''' 'aDe n'"f anu tH HAZE WALTER
Executor Of Estate of Wilhemins EichIer. deceased
janl5- eo&ds
IF THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
OF boI ans 9Th
CHARLES WALTER.
Jan23-d Executor Of wilhelmins Eichler deceased.
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MAR4lRm.

BARNEs-MARTIN. 70 BALTIMORE. Md, on Wed.
as Rs1 Soy Tro De Wi s ts g;ss % ~
a. MARTIN, both q Wellington. DC.
copy.1 S
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A LieN LINE.

PREPAID passage for Fri ntls and Eea:i YES
from TIC G.G Country, to railroad station St
boat Ia. s.iJ in TIE Unite @-es. The only Inc taking
passencer- direct from Galway.
ne tf$rlcrs are unsdrras-e for safety and sHaaI
and ted up with al iI!.; inents co3.dciye
TIE comfort of rassengc-s CABIN. 500, $40 and $50
inferno tate, 80. Steera-a, eve trases.
Apply t. JAS. BEILEN. - Itn ST.; Mr.. d. A.
BROS IAN, 6l2 9Th It. @ q. W. MOSS, 225 emma
Ave. LENE ALDI1S. General Agents.
New York. 2O1 Broadway Boston, ess Is stats st.
Philadelphia. Pa. NE. Conner BEoad aud t;,e7;aut
st-. OF u II sgeDts- II ,:-ta. ski
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Every class Of Securities bought and sold on commits
sion in San francisco. Baltimore. Philadelphia New
York. Boston and Washington. Orders executed the
New York Stock Exchange at Of per cent
commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to
Richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York and
Boston. through which orders are executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations OF Stocks and Bonds and In.
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AND ROT THE CLOTHES
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THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH.
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