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BROS. Auctioneers.

1HF GT o qF EE a5aF s.
IMPROVED, SITUATED
ON STREET NORTHWEST.
ON WASHINGTON STREET
ON NJ STREET NORTH.
DELAWARE AVENUE, THIRD STREET EAST
ON X STREET NORTHWEST
ON NJ STREET SOUTH
AND ON II STREET NORTHWEST
s Fsa = deere q SEs
ghue ct al, will sell under deed of trust, iii
II a9s5 Il s '9 al ts a five
P. NJ. in front of the premises Lot No 2G, with i'm
square No SIS This Lot fronts I6 feet . inch on q
street northwest. opposite the Pension building
And on FRIDAY. the SIXTH APRIL, at FIVE p.
the sub 91 lot r rms
' SAT- t9Sss APRIL at FIVE
2 s vs. sell e aol SSs
"ye zen TU 1ps Sh % 1sTest east
Lots Nos to ii inclusive and Lots Nos ii t. ST. IN
RPfss ssf APRIL
in square No s26 With the building thereon. on
street Perth between ID and 4th streets west and
lot 49, in square No. 545. with the improvements on
Az Il + L aHa APRIL a.
NJ the parts Of lots Nos. 8. g. 10 and H. in the
ana T III kS 7 s9f is FIT
H. in SQUARE No ST. With the improvements on Il
TERMS One thra cash. Of Which deposit of 500
On each parcel viii be required At time OF SALE balance
by deed 81 trust on the property sod or ali cash
At SP9 ;,bf Of Prsasser It the terms compiled
sold at riE Of defauiIing purchaser. conveyancing
&C.. at purchasers cost. .-
mh23-d&dS ALAN A DALE AAoSso0c'
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GENERAL BUTLER AND THE INSURANCE CoMPA-
NIEs.-Mr. Plympton, Gov. Buffers candidate for
insurance commissioner or Massachusetts,, has
written the governor a letter, declining renomf-
natlon. He wrote that he felt keeny the Injustice
with which he had been treated, but thought
public interests ought 10 be regarded before per-
sonal feeling. In reply to this letter. GOV Butler
said that no companies ought TO be allowed to IN
sure In the state unless the commissioner knows
that the liabilities Will be met SO far as human
prudence and foresight can 60 He added that
from MS examination he was satisfied the exact
opposite course had obtained for many years, and
he proceeded to show that uRsound companies had
been permitted to do business, and that facts
showing the unsafe condition OF both life and fire
insurance companies had been known TO the in
surance department and yet kept from the public.
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Political Notes.

The Saloon Keepers association OF Chicago has
declined 20 endorse either the republican or DEM
ocratic municipal ticket
The Massachusetts, Legislature has passsi a law
for biennial election OF state Officers and sessi ions
OF the legislature
The jury in the election fraud case I'm New Or
leans have returned "a verdict or not guilty. The
other cases OF the kind are Indefinitely post
poned.
Ex-senator Gordon. Of Georgia denies that he
has abandoned a resi- ience in that state 10 secure
senatorslfp from Florida.
As an antl-Sprague movement n "s'raight'der-
ocratlc ticket has been nominated In Rhode Island.
headed by Charles II. Cutler Tor governor
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Fires I'm Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March 29.-The chemical works OF
Alonzo l. ThurSen, in the southern section OF this
city, were most entirely destroyed by fire to-day
The damage is estimated at $4,000 TO SOC, 600 fully
insured; on stock 8, 25S each in the London, Ger
man-Amerlcan, of New York; American, and Fire
Association. OF Philadelphia; Lufnberman's
Rochester: German, New Hampshire. Clinton,
GEMS New York: Fremens, New Jersey: ST Paul
and American, Philadelphia: on buildings and
machinery. So 500 each in the Fire Insurance AS
ISOLATION, London; standard, North British. North
American, Philadelphia; s2,S00 in the Scottish
Union: 1900 in the Connecticut: 50 900 each in
the Stamburg. Bremen; Shoe and Leather, Boston
National, BALTIMORE Phoenix, England; $500 in
the British American; $4,000 in the Queen; 1900
each In the Norwich, Union and National, of New
York
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YOUTHFUL VICTIM OF SANGUINAHY NovELa-A
week ago last Monday Walter G. HartzeI, II
years old, living at 17a6 Marshall street, left his
home and has not been heard OF since He at.
tended the grammar school at Dauphin and
to his disappearance was expelled by the principal
for striking boy on the fingers with q ruler.
Young Hartzell did not tell his parents OF his ex-
pulsiOn and led them to believe he was still going
TO school His parents say that he was strictly
honest. but had great fancy for reading sensa-
tfonsl story papers, which made him ambitious 70
initiate the heroes IN those works, 1t ts thought
that fear OF the consequences OF being expelled
nom school led him to run away. He b rather
and wore q plaid coat and vest and blue pants
when he left-PAQ00e(ph50 Times, t0-daos
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CIRCUMPoLAR ExPfoRATToN-A letter dated No
velnber 3O, 1882, has been received at winnipeg
Man., from a member of the British circumpolsr
expedition. in charge OF Capt Dawson The letter
was from Fort Rae, the Hudson bay post, and re.
ported That all were well and successful In their
mission or taking Arctic observations The expe-
diti0n VIII make Fort Rae headquarters, and VIII
return TO England next fall. The minimum read.
Ing OF the thermometer during November was 90
degrees below zero on the ground. and Of sus-
pended thermometer IS degrees below ODserva-
lions taken show Fort Rae TO be sixty miles nearer
the north pole than was previously supposed. Ex.
ceilent photographs OF auroral displays have been
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TIL. JESOP MILLER,l rr,,s.oos
mh23-d&ds ALAN 4. DALE, AA"S0o0


PUBLIC SALE OF THE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
NO. 1856 STREET SOUTHWEST.
by virtue 81 deed In trust, recorded in Liber "a
t acs o. Columba will offer for sale at public
SECOND. 1885, at FIVE O'Cii.O r NJ. the lot Of
snmbersya 1S IN wasnngton City D. c. known 10
hundred and eiKhry eight $780, with the nprovements
xsIai, eonsls; o. wostory and mAnsardr brick
is OF sale: One-third cash; balance in equal in
chasae ~ g. SUI 6> and twelve (12 months, the pur
baa; I, ~ give ms notes for the deferred payments
tst M erest At SIX per cent and secured by deed Of
Saxancn s property 500 down ct time Of sale Con-
eSAhcinx q cost Of purchaser
1T coInwr,, EUGENE CARUsI. Assignee.
~ SVAAO"ELAs Auct0neer. mh23-dkds
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A TERRrRLE STRUGGLE FOR Irrr-A horrible

"a InhfhIh 'sfht""ih toh iitE-A norrlbie ana
Ia some respects a remarkable accident occurred
Tuesday evening near Ready lie Station on the New
York and New England railway, a few miles from
Boston. The new draw-bar between the locCmo-
tive and the tender on an out going freight train,
broke while climbing a heavy grade The fireman,
Francis Surgfsage twenty fell into the gap nd IN
railing he grasped the brake rod and was dragged
Tor quarter OF mile, his feet striking against
the ties ana wearing the flesh from the bones He
chung TO the brake during this terrible period in
sight OF tie engineer, who witnessed the struggle
for life without the power to render aid. He
whtstied for down brakes, but the brakemen did
not respond, AMI II Is alleged they were not at
their posts OF duty Finally. the poor fellows
strength giving out, he fell beneath the train and
Was Killed.
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A MARRIED YorSG MANS MARRIAGE

MARRIED YoUNG MANS MARRIaGE-A tefe.
gram from Council Bluffs, Iowa. March -. SAYS.
young man named Walter Bennett, who has
lived here for several years. was married night
before last 10 young lady named Huffman. It
seems that not much inquiry was made before the
marriage as To the antecedcnts OF Bennett before
coming here until after the ceremony had been
performed, when IL turned out that he had been
married before. This much he confesses hut al
he can say about II is that his former vile
began suit for a divorce, and he is unable 10 say
whether she got decree or not The circuiR-
stances have caused considerable excitement and
threats have been made 10y relatives OF the lady
10 make IL hot Tor the young man la IL appears
that she has been imposed upon.
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MR. FLEMING's BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT.-In
Brooklyn, n. Y, some time ago, Miss Mary Alice
Livingston recovered a verdict for $4,000 for A
breach OF promise OF marriage against Henry
Fleming. who was supposed TO be worth half
million dollars. Before Judge Pratt Monday ar.
GuinentS We're heard from counsel on motions for
new trial, for extra allowance OF counsel to set
aside on the ground that IL was excessive, &C. An
afl1aNlt by Thomas Fleming, the father OF the de-
1endant was presented. Mr.. Fleming's afiiayit
sets forth that the defendant was not worth over
$1,000. He had an expectancy OF over 100000 ia
an estate which VIII vest In him at the death OF
his father and mother, but they are now in good
health. Judge Pratt reserved his decision.
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NEW YORK, March 29.-ChlS Booth .bOokE eeper.
and James X Burnett, cashier, form ,rly In the
employ OF f. and III. I. Anthony & Co, dealers in
photographers materials, have been arrested for
embeZZling SIS, 900 from the firm Booth had noSi-
ton in large ilrm here when arrested and Bur-
nett occupied the position OF bookkeepr r I'm tho
san Jaun bank, or Slycrton, Col Burnett ar
rived here last night ia charge OF a detective
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MAP RIEn

FERGUSON-JACKSoN. On Wednesday, March
18Th 1888 at the residence of the brfdes parents No.
i34o twenty street West Washington. by the
Rev. Vim. Walker. Mr. VIM. FERGUSON, former y
of this city, to Miss MARIA JACKSON. of West WASH
ington. No cards.
WOOD-BANBERGER. On March 22d 1883, at
Erie Pa, at the residence Of the brides parents Mr.
PETER WOOD, Of Washington. ID. c.. to Miss MARY
HAMBURGER. OF Erie, Pa
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF CHURCH BUILDING AMI
LOTS ON FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND . STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUG

TRUSTEES SALE OF CHURCH BUILDING AND
LOTS ON FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND Q STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUG
By virtue of deed Of trust dated March 10, 1881. 81
anu duly recorded in Iiber No. 964. folio al ett5
SEQ, one Of the land records for Washington 12a
county, i'll the District of Columbia, / will sell. at
public AUCTION on MONDAY. the Ninth DAY
OF APRIL. d. 1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
i'll front of the premises. all the following de-
scrbed real estate and premises situate, lying and
being in the City Washington in the District of Col
n1nbia. and known and DESIGNATED lots numbered
thirty eight {St, thirty (9) and forty 4O) in Col
un9ian COLLEGE, Ct al sub-ivision of square numbered
and singular the improvements ways. easements,
nights privileges ana apurensnces to the same, be-
longing or III any wise alpertalniIg.
The above lots viii be sold subject to deed of trust of
81 900, with interest at per cent from December l.
1882; said trust is dated March l. A u. 1881 and pay
able five Years alter date.
Terms of sale $40 and interest at per cent from
june ~. 1857 Taxes and expenses of in cash,
balance III and two dry of sale notes to
bear Interest and to be 10y deed OF trust on the
premises Sod conveyancin &C. at cost of purchaser
deposit of $3.50 required at time of sac. II terms of
sale are not complied with in days from iay of
sale the trustee reserves the right to resell property
st the risk and cost of the faung purchaser OF pur
chasers. after five days public notice of such resale in
some newspaper published III Washington, d. c..
nh2i -d&ds +. t. MIDDLETON, Trustee.
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Name. O. &. Aa,as "A n
To lie Rnrtscned

BOSTON, March 29.-Thc executive council has
voted 10 pardon james r. EdmandS, who has
served four years OF a sentence or five and half
years In the state prison for forgery. Edmands "a
IN precarious health, and was a well known busi.
ness man In Boston.
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THE 10th BOND CALL-Although the circular in
regard to the payment Of bonds embraced In the
12oth call only specifies the payment OF bonds to
the amount Of 100000 on Wednesday, 1t is safe
to assume that II bonds amounting to more than
that are offered for redemption they will be ac-
cepted. AS interest on these bonds is allowed only
10 the date OF redemption, the government would
save in interest charges In proportion to the
amount redeemed
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I oOK WELL TO YOUR LIFE INSURANCE! AND
caTeiuly examine the merits of the Mutual Reserve
vide for his family in case Of his death Our
month we wrote over 81 COO 600 of insuranoe s s
s nSw exceeds To- coo total bust
this association. which is new easily understood safe
ana A. great reduction In COST commends itself to the
lnteHgence and common sense of all who examine it.
and; IN the words OF celebrated acuary wil revoiu-
Washington. 1909 street. Agents wanted ' ~
inuI i-om I. Y. KNIGHT, Manager
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RAILROADS.
u ALTiMOIE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND Tar WEST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER!
SELL RAII.Si

Scheduln to take effect SUNDAY. NOV. II, 1882
Leave " asln,ton. from Station clrner OF New Jer-
sey avenue and street
For Chicago. Chemist. Louisville, aud st Louis.
day. at 4:D5 a. M. 1915 j. H.. $50 p m with
through coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars TO above
points. without charge; 1918 a. daily Chicago
except saturday.
For iittsbure Cleveland and Detroit ut 1918 a. IN
and go p m daily; $40 =. m; Is solid train
1lttsburg, with sleeping Cars attached
Trains for Philadelphia aud New York at 10 a. Ne,
with Parlor and Sleeping Cars attached.
For Batmoie on week days. s. ESQ ESQ., 1:i5, $40
= 10 IN 12;lD. 2:20. 235, 3 $50 49, A. 5:45 7,
100. $40. IL 80 Pm.
For Baltimore on sundays, G:30 AS 9am Log
2:35, 3. 4:i0. 5:i5, !. $40 pm.
For Annapolis, 80 l.: 10 and 40 on Sunday,
For wal tatlons between WASHINGTON ana B. ltimore
90 a. m. IL 10 m, $3.50. i40 7, and II 80 p. m.
For Stations on MetroIo.it Branch 8 10 $40 a. M
quo T. M, dal y, except Sunday 80 pm. daily for
otatnto 40 a. ~. daily, except Sunday; for fingers
town and Frederick, 40 H. lol5 445 daily except
Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily, 6:2O, 1885 a. H.
From New York and Ihiladelphia. 55, sl5 am.
1aly ~ J H. DAILY except sunday from Baltimore.
1855. 1858. 6, $40. S15 80 1905 10 40 80 a.
NJ, 80 APO. $40 oar. 1888, $50, 9:i5 D. M on
On 6, SIS. l005 1910 3. 6:37. 1853,
$50. 9:45 pm.
From Annapolis. 8 80 a. NJ, 15O 637 p. M Sunday,
1O: 40 a. M. 637 p. III.
From staunton. 2:i5 pm daily except Sunday.
From Frederick, Hagerstown and inier1neda ate
points. S:25 Frederick and way stations, 8: IS A.
M. 2:l5, 4:lO Pm. and 20 PM daily, except Sun
All trains from WASHINGTON stop at Relay Station
fotI urtner information apply at the Baltimore
Ohio Ticket Ofhce Washington Station, 6l9 and 1851
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, 14th street. where orders
VII be taken for baggage To be checked and
w; ClEMENIs. Nj. OF T.. Baltimore, and c. K
LORD. G. 2. A. nlhl4
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ne SUfVlVOrS OF the Jeannctte.
THEIR ARRIVAL EXPECTED TO-DAY.
Lieut. Hunt and the Jeanette survivors are
expected to arrive In the city to-day and Will ap-
pear before the examining board.
Ensign Hunt, although not OF the original jean
n 'tte company, but officer of the Rodgers
search party, had an escape from polar perils
survivors OF the Jeanette. He accompanied Put
nam on the sedge driven by the latter at the time
he was carried out to sea the Ice and lost; but
an accident caused Hunt to transfer himself to a
Sled driven by native. and this was saved, while
Putnam's persisted. The stories OF Bartlett and
Leach. who aratn the returning party, Will be OF
great interest, NJ these men were prominent in
the voyage OF the Jeanette and during her re-
treat. 1t is not probable. however, that any test-
stOns OF the court OF inquiry.
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SIMMER SERVICE.

SUMNER SERVICE.
sailing fro from QUEBEC to LIVERPOOL every sATUR-
Sailing from BAL TIMoRE to LIVERPOOL every al
ternate MONDAY.
Via QUEENSTOWN
SHORTEST OCEAN VOI AGE
ONLY FIVE DAYS FROM LAND TO LAND
. Extra Weekly Ships from
6ALWAI, LIMERICK. IONDO NDERRY and GIAS.
Cow direct.
OIIy DIRECT LINZ from AWAY and LIMERICK
Accommodations Unequaed.
Aatl ~ and scO. Intermediate $40 Prepaid Steerage
S2l.
For information. &C. aprIytp
LEVE ALDEN General Agents
2Ji Broadway, New FORK.
Or, JAS. BTLLEW, I'll eth street;
Mis- H. \. BROSNAN, 6l2 9th street:
e. W. MOSS, rs Pennsylvania avenue.
ni1 Agents in Washington, DC.
HAMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THJRSDA
AT NOON,
FOR ENGLAND FRANCE AND GERMANY
kor Passage apply to
c. B. RICHARD CO..
General PASSENGER Agents.
81 broadway. n. Y.
Or 20 PERCY G.. SMITH
1851 and $40 Pennsy lvania avenue
SeI.d Tor -fIOurist anil
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The FoPE PROTECTS A CARpINAI--The PrusSiau
government has officially Informed the Vatican
that Cardinal LedOchowSi can go out OF the pope,S
residence without fear OF arrest by the Italian a-
thoritteS- Before the cardinals sentence TO I'm.
rrfsonment Plus IN. called him a. Rome Spurred
by Bismarck the Italian government ordered hie
arrest PiuN IL. offered the cardinal the FIRST floor
OF the vatican, saying, Bismarck VIII not arrest
you here" Since that time the cardinal has re-
NAMED In the Vatican. He is now free TO leave IL
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Mt. VERNON! MT. VERNON

STEAMER W. W. COrCORAN
leaves Ih street wharf daily teNcept Sunday for Mt
vernon az 10 CLOCK D. H. returning reaches Washing
ten about ) 80 Pm.
$50 L. T.. BLAKE
1sOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. Fl. MONROE
II AND THE SOCTH:-Potomac Steamboat Com
Janys popular steamer EXCELSIOR, Capt r. T.. Tull
leaves 7th street wharf every TUESDAYS and THURS
DAYS. at $50 \. M, and SATURDAYS at y H., stop
ping at Piney Point and Point Lookout, going and
turning Connecting In Norfolk with Boston. Provi-
dence and New ork steamers. and all railro q lines
south, ana al Old Point with the Chesapeake Ohio r.
Tickets and stateroons he secured at B. o. Ticket
OffCe 1901 fCnnsy iyania ayeuue b W, ReeCt's Sons,
l2l6 street northwest, st. Marc Hotel and at Office
1th-st Get wharf. L. III. HUDGINS i;er Sunt
". +. WHICH, Agent. mhl9
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VNHOMAS BOWLING. Auc,ioneer.

NERi VALUABLE TWO-STORY AND MANSARD
ROOF BRICK DWELLING, WITH LARGE BRICK
ENABLE. ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
fREDEkICkA AND SECOND STREETS. GEORGE
TOWN. DC. AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY. APRIL THIRD. 1883. at FIvEGSa,
oCiOCk. III front OF the premises. shall sell part sa
Of lots 10 and 66. fronting IS feet inches
side OF Fred rick street. by depth Of lot feet on Cd
street improved by story and mansard roof brick
dwelling, containing II rooms. water, gas and all mod
ern improvements. with large brick stabling &C. &C.
Ierrs: One-third cash balance in one and two years
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed Of
trust. All conveyancng at purchasers cost 500 de-
post viii be required ut time of sale.
JAMES L. DAVIS, Agent.
ml7 -d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 29-The act making
IL felony to keep gambling establishments in this
state, or TO rent houses for such purpose passed
The legislature to-day. The penalty is imprson-
ment Tor not less than one nor more than three
years in the penitentiarY.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marrfage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court to Charles l.
Hanson, OF this city, and Helen Warmbola, OF
Baltimore, Nd; Nero Taylor and Sarah CruKnp;
VIM. c. DewalS, OF Baltimore Nd, and Elizabeth
son. OF Nelson county, Va. and Cora Walstr1, OF
Charlottesville. Va; Thomas johnson and Lottie
Hughes; Thomas Callahan and Sall1e Lee: James
Ross and Nettfe B. Hudson; Edward Foster and
Mary Jones; Jos II. Scott and Mary Ulster.
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DANIEL O.. HATCH & COMPANY,
NO. 034 STREET NORTHWEST
SOLE AGENTS FOR LOWS TILES.
A LARGE STOCK CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
mh9- I'm

B1sHor's CAxpnon1sr.
Uneq9aed az Toilet Requisite; CHAPPED and
noUGH SKIN, ailays IRRITATION, and renders the
Skin Soft White and Elastic. Sold entirely upon its
merits Try it. and II not pleased return the bottle and
Prepared by
L. c. BISHOP. Druggist
no $50 9th street corner II street northwest
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OHAPOTEAUT'S

WINE OF PEPTONF.
Awnegiassf ul of which contains 10 grammes of Beef
artcaly d1gested by Pepsine 1t Ia entirely assimifa
bic and passes into the blood vessels without the
s,oinach to 40 any previous work It is highly recon-
mended tby the medical faculty of Paris to GONZALES
Shlorosis Diabetes, Weakness. General Wasting Away,
stomach Ache. Gasragia, Loss of Appetite to those
Exhausted 10y Excess Of Work Age. Fever Dysentery
Diseases OF the Chest Affections Frequent
travelling or Long Fatigue Paris, Hue Vivenne. No 3.
Soid 10y ali Drugglsts. 1a22m&th1y
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CONTRACT AwARDED-MaJor Thomas P. Morgan
was to-day awarded the contract for dredging
along the proposed sea-wan of the Potomac hata
His bid was cents per cubic yard at the founda-
ton for the slope OF the wall and IA cents per cubic
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District GOyernMe emit Affairs.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.

MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
Prof. s. F. Baird has made application to the
Commissioners for q detail OF police to preserve
order on the occasion OF the unveillng or the
OF Prof. Henry on April 18TH.
LOOKING AFTER THE REGISTERED PLUMBERS
The health officer has directed Inspector OF
Plumbing Robinson to report the names and ad-
dress Of each registered plumber who has failed to
comply with that portion OF section OF the regu-
fatiops, which provides that each place OF bust
ness shall have the words "reeistered plumber
displayed in sign of three inch letters.
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FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH
j AND THE SOUTH.

Inland and Seeboard CCasting Co.. Elegant Steamer
IADI OF TIE LAKE, caves 9th street wharf every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AT 80 p. m.
Stopping at Piney Point ard Point Lookout going and
ftturI-. Connecting IN Norfolk with Boston. Prosi
Cence aud New York steamers. and all railroad lines
south. ard Mt old Point with the Chesapeake Ohio r. r.
Ilck:s n d stateroCnls lie secured Ut t. ticket
Office 1871 Pa. ST. Marc Hotel boat and general
Office, 6l3 18th ST. ALFRED WOOD Sec'y 4 Treas. f3