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Cares ofI,ife.

As we come to them they are received, borne
with and passed over with no more than
thought, if we are in the enjoyment of health,
but if suffering with piles or skin diseases of
sny kind they magnify hundred fold. A. Il.
Wilkes. 3 and E. Zimmerman, and T.. Sterile,
the druggists, have DR.. Bozanko's Pile Remedy,
an absoEte cure. Sold at so cents.
QTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY or RAMSEY
The state of Minnesota to Frank Hammerer, de-
PENDANT:
fore the undersigned OF the Justices of the Peace
in and for SAID county, on the 9th day Of Deem
ber 1885, at O'Clock in the forenoon at my office
No. 40 Wabashsw street. IN the city of St. Paul in
said county, to answer to George T. KuhIes and
Henry 7. Stock, partners as Kuhles q Stock, il a
civil action.
Should you fail to appear at the time and place
aforesaid, Judgment will be rendered against you
upon The evidence adduced by said Kuhles Stock
for such sum IS they shall show themselves
Given under my hand this 2eth day OF November,
AID. 1888. s. HANFT,
Justice of the Peace
JANIS & WARRZE, Plaintiffs attorneys.
nov27-tue-41
y IS. In Probate Court, special term, November
y, 1888.
In the matter of the estate Of Johanna Shelley,
On reading and fling the petition Of John Kei-
u. administrator Of the estate of johanna Shelley,
deceased representing among other things that he
has fully administered said estate. and praying that
time and place be fixed for examining and alie8-
ing his account Of his administration and for the
assignment of the residue of said estate TO he.Tss
It IS ordered, that said account be examined; and
petition heard By the Judge Of this Court on Thurs-
Day. the 9Th day OF December, A ID. 1So5. az Ten
O'Clock n, at the probate Office in sold county
And Il Il further ordered, that notice Thereon d
given 70 all persons interested. By Pu5sshIng
a copy Of this order for three successive week
p-ior TO said day Of hearing IN the DAILY GLOBE a
nsEspspsr printed and published a. Saint PAui, 70
! fLsI WM B. McGRORTY
Judge OF Probate.
/ Attest: FgAxK RoBzz-, IT., Clerk.
noI-tus4E
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ST. PAUL NEWS.
THE MAULERS.
SULLIVAN AND HIS PARTY GIVE IN
EXHIBITION At MaRKET HILL.

The Champion Displays His Muscle by
Knocking an Amateur Out of Time-A
Bout Between Taylor and Donaldson
Donaldson Cries Quits and Notifies the
Audience that He is "Sick"-Various
Other Exhibitions of Drawn and Scientific
Boxing.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA-GOUNTY OF RAM
y sey--ss. In Probate Court, special tenn, Rovem
Der 26, 1883.
In the matter of the estate of Christian Schiller,
deceased.
On reading. and fling the petition of Conrad
Sch nidt administrator of the estate of Christian
Schiller, deceased, representing among other
Things that he has fully administered said estate,
and praying that time and place be fixed for ex-
ton, and for his discharge as such administrator
1t Is ordered, that said account be exarrined and
petition heard, by the judge of this court,
county.
and 1t is further ordered, that notice thereof be
gwen TO all persons interested, by publishing a
copy of this order for three successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing, in the DAILY GLosR news
paper printed and published at Saint Paul, in said
county.
By the Court, VIM. B. MoGRORTY.
LIS Judge of Probate.
Attest; FRANK RoBERTJr., Clerk
nOy2T-tue-4w
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The Regular Meeting Yesterday-The
Market House Rental-The New Court

Market House Rental-The New Court
House.
The board of directors of the chamber
Of commerce held regular meeting yes
terday morning.
THE MARKET HOUSE.
The special committee appointed some
time ago to investigate the Market house
reported through the chairman, Capt.
Berkey, and at the end of the report were
the following recommendations which were
adopted:
1. That the cost of Lighting, heating,
janltor's service and cleaning Market hall
for one evening be ascertained, and that
the sum 30 ascertained be fixed, by ordi-
nance, as the minimum price, below which
under no pretext, shall the use of the hall
be granted for any purpose whatever.
2. That for political meetings, balls,
fairs, or any other purpose, price should
be fixed for the use of the hall, on a
strictly business basis, corresponding with
that charged for other similar halls in the
city.
3. That in all cases the hall rent shall be
paid in advance, into the city treasury,
and the receipt of the treasurer be pre-
sented to the market master as his only
warrant for opening the hall.
4. That gas meter be placed in each
occupied stall Of the Market house, and
the tenants be required to pay for lighting
their stalls, in addition to a fair rental for
the same. As at present managed the
gas bill for each winter month probably
exceeds the entire income from the build
ing.
5. That the committe on Market house
of the city council be respectfully urged
to inaugurate these and other vigorous
measures Of retrenchment in expenditures,
as well as to persistent efforts to increase
the revenues, and that standing commit
tee Of this chamber, to be called the COM
mittee on public markets, be now created
and instructed to cooperate with the city
authorities in both directions.
Your committee takes this opportunity
to enter their earnest protest against tbs
rental by the city or use of this public hail
for pugilistic or other low and degrading
exhibitions. Respectfully submitted.
2. BERKEY,
DANIEL r. MOVES,
HENRY A. CASTLE,
Committee.
THE NEW COURT HOUSE.
Inc following offered by James d.
Davidson was adopted:
Rescued. That it is the sense of the
chamber of commerce that the commits
sion appointed upon new court house
and city hall combined, should proceed as
rapidly as is consistent with public
interest. to perfect the plans for the new
court house, tear down and remove the old
court house, now vacated, AMI excavate the
rock for the foundation and proceed with
plans for the erection and completion of a
new court house and city hall commensu
rate with the wants of Ramsey county,
within the limits of cost already provided
for.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Noyes reported communication
from the New York board of trade calling
attention to the fact that convention was
to be held at Washington, D. c., JAM 16,
1884. to advocate the passage by congress
of bankrupt law, and the chair was
authorized to appoint two delegates.
The committee on taxes was granted
another weeks time
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LEGAL

iA Al ~, OF MINNES0TA-COgNTY OF RAMSEY
Ei,on Court, Second Judicial District.
HitsI IL. dollnshead administrative of the estate
Jaaa H. Hollinshead, deceased, plaintiff,
James H. Goodhue, defendant
MI, SUMMONS
The State of Minnesota to the above z.alfed de-
fendant: Nv 49,
You are hereby Summoned and required to snswe
the complaint of the plaintiff In the above entitle
actlen winch has been fled in the Office of the clerk
of said court, at t Paul. said county and to serve
copy Oh yo4r a answer to said complaint the
in the county OF Ramsey, within twenty DAYS after
the service OF this summons upon you, exclusive
Of the day Of such services and ii you fail to answer
the said complaint within the time aforesaid. the
plaintiff in this action will take Judgment AGAINST
you for the sum Of three hundred and two dollars
and seventy nine cents with interest on two hun
bred dollars from the Goth day of January. A. d.
1888, at the rate Of eight per centum per annum
and one hundred and two dollars and seventy
nine cents, at the rate of per centum per an
nunfrom the 18th day of March, A. 1888, together
with the costs and disbursements herein.
Dated August 10th, A. ID. 1888
WILLIS l. WILLARD.
nv27-tu-7w Plaintiffs Attorneys, st. Paul, MINI.
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Notice OF Mortgage Sale.

hSSlBIlGe.
S. L. PIERCE, attorney OF assignee,
Dated Oct. %, 1888 oc23-tue- 7v
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Badly Punished in a Negro Dive.

FLydia Z, Pinkhau's Vegetable Compoun
cures ali female complaints.
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Although it was not o. tae bills, when
the next bout was called The audience were
to see some smuggling.
The contestants were Steve Taylor and
Prof Donaldson, of Minneapolis. As they
stepped to the front it could be seen that
both men meant business, and that they
were in for blood. They we're pretty
evenly matched as to size, although Tsy-
lor is more firmly knit than
the Minneapolis man. At the start
Taylor pushed his man into
close quarters, sending him to grass with
a powerful blow on the neck. Il was evil
dent that Donaldson was no match for
him, and that he was sick
or didn't want to fight.
Donaldson was Knocked into corner and
he fell like SO much beef. Rising to his
feet. Taylor went at him again, when he
beat a quick retreat. He then stepped to
tie front aud addressed The audience
In an excited manner he.ssid that he had
come to the hall for sparring set-to, and
not 20 be sl1gged; he had been. sick, he
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That Fox-Iguut.

YO the EUNOT ~ Wc DfHVotN"'
A good-natured controversy is good
and rare thing. IL leads TO the truth.
have for thirty years intended 10 have fox
hunt, but Mr.. G.. W. did not know 1t, or
he would have invited me, coa1iutor in
the 6. J.. {. A. lie did invite the presi-
dent. who IL seems declined. Many years
ago | inquired Of Presbyterian ID. ID.
under what circumstances | could. as o
member Of the church, take fox-hunt.
He said il should ever live in the coun-
try. and the foxes troubled me. could
Kill them with dogs. / urged the Tact that
the hound was made expressly TO NUM- the
fox, and the fox knew IL, and would Keep
out OF his way, ana why should We reIuSe
10 follow the mode OF killing pointed out
NV Proyidence--that before the use OF fire.
arms There was hardly any other way To
Kill fox. But the ID. ID. was ineXorable,
and though not member OF his denomi-
nation. ! Ind great regard for his Piety.
But. Mr.. Editor, NJ. G. WIS reply to your
editorial. while very ingenious, is not
sound. He had the foxes in bis posses
sion before the chase, and could have dis
Matched them in sort Of merciful man
ncr. No man In his senses would
saw that il one meet bear or a lion in the
But the question is, Should lion or bear
or fox be taken from its cage and torn to
pieces for SPORT! In the language OF the
Immortal bard. "Tbat is the question"
Imagine. il you can, Mr.. W.D. G., "105"
red Indians with iOmahawk and scalping-
knife after you for two or three mortal
hours, yelling like fiends from the Internal
region. Would you be comfortable!
Would not the hours seem days OF agony
See little fox not much bigger than Il cat
pursued by cone hound and five" strong
dogs i'm full cry. through field and meadow.
over hill and dale, tracking steadily this
little creature TO his death. See them after
miles Of cxhausting chase seize the helpless
thing and tear him limb from limb. Could
atendcr-hearted gentleman like you fail to
turn away his face aS the furious dogs
f~ize the PROSTATE victim and lap bis warm
Iloody | don't believe il. MERCY.
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APRIL :, 1882.

hfhlL ., lCc-s
TO the Editor Of the Dispatch;
have inst read the communication in
the DiSp0tch Of the eth instant signed G.
w. For one, / am not satisfied with g.
WIS apology, or rather argument ] think
most kindly-disposcd persons viii agree
with me that his argument is entirely "too
thin and will not wash,' and that he has
been "boiSted upon his own petard." TO
say that he had been the victim OF preda-
tory visits by foxes i'm the night-time does
not exoneate him from the charge OF cru
elty TO animals. ii these foxes had been
killed instantly, or, TO draw ii milder.
had been chloroformed TO death i'm
mediately after their capture. II would
have been perfectly satisfactory to such
humanltarians as ] represent; but the
poor foxes in question were caught
and kept in captivity for perhaps weeks to
be used in a cruel spOrt-cruel not only
10 the foxes. but TO the horses used in the
chase under whip and spur-horSes, the
very animals for whose welfare particularly
this Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
TO Animals was organized. Think OF ii,
Mr.. Editor. 10 be kept in durance vile, and
finally 10 be turned loose with a promise n!
freedom. to be hOuaded to death. g. W.
should he made TO step up to the captains
Office and pay the penalty.
HUMANITARIAN.
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The Washington Critic OF Monday says:
That about two weeks ago the British
Minister, Hon. l.. Sackville West. was
blackmaied by notorious local confidence
man 10 the tune OF $500. The storysgoes
that the latter told the Minister that there
was a plot TO blow no his house with dyna-
mite. and that MIR. West gave him $500 to
ferret out the conspirators. Mr.. West
refuses either to deny or confirm the story
to-day, but an cX-detcctive who heard OF
the case claims that he CALLED on Mr..
West and learned that he bad paid 10
the alleged blaokmailer quite a sum Of
money for his services in preventing his
residence and his family from being blown
10 kingdom come by the dynamiters. The
ex.detectiyc told Mr.. West that. in his
OPINION, he had been guided; that there
was no truth in the story at all, and that
the man had been playing similar swindling
tricks on people in this city for years. The
Minister inquired what he could do with
the swindler, and found that he could pro-
baby have him arrested and taken before
Judge Smell, but it would be very hard to
convict him OF any offence, whereupon the
Hon. Lionel Sackville West concluded 10
LEI the matter drop and his money go.
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why Give the Foxes ~ Chance for
Their Lives?

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Referring TO the recent foX-hunt, it
strikes me that il foxes are such nuisanccs
ms G.. w. reports them that they should
have been killed instead Of giving them
chance for their lives. Ii was certainly
cruel 10 the horses if the report OF one OF
the hunters be true that he ran sixty miles,
and. judging from the appearance Of said
hunter. il was cruel to him, for a worse
used-up man never saw. So q. w. must
be Investigated for cruelty to the two ami
mails mentioned above.
Yours truly, W.
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by Davenport a Norris
AuctIonccrs.


4 TTRACTIVE AUCTION ohLb ~
n ENTIRE STOCK OF GROCERlhs, III
oTORs. sTORE-FINTURES, CA lne I.
Quest OF The administrative Of James fcnum,vsayp
Rogers, deceased. who conducted bu,ih-sn ~
mond, Va under the 1rm-naIne OF D. - husntcd
CO. we will sell nj the store recently " ppch
by him. No. los south Fourteenth Suee'' "'''
mond. Va on 80,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL. 1885,
COMMENCING PROMPTLY At ii otLoeh'
tho entire stock OF GROCERIES, LIQUOIs'
sc consisting IN part ns follows
COFFEE, SOAP,
STARCH, PEPPER,
TEAS, sc.
A fine assortment 81 LIQUORS, selected esperr
cialiv for the iobnng trade. consisting III piri oi
tbe following weil-hnOwn and popular hrlnus :
ROGERS & McCANCE, 1869 aud 1877
OLD CABINET,
DEXTER,
WILLOW GROVE,
JIM CROW,
MCBRIDE.
PURE IfENNESSY BRANDY. or,
The sale Will be made WITHOUT LIMIT OF 1T
srpvF and is well worthy the attention 90 HISc
BUYERS IL Is rarely thata stock 50 well scecleu II
sold at auction. .,oo o.
TFHMS or SALE: All sums under SlOO hcl
cash all sums from 800 To sJOu' SHY ,"ays
credit: all sums over $500. ninety days ,ic-
an for negotiable notes endorsed 10 the satls-
faction Of the admInstratrx. layers who prefer
10 nay cash rather than give notes upon tne nisls
above Indicated will have the privilege OF DONG
So with interest allowed at the ratc 81 per cent
per annum. DANENfOhi%.- natisa
APPS h"'''''ee.''
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CORNl SIiUCKS. IAY.-I will pay
y highest market prices for CORN. HAY, and
SHtChS deliverable at railroad depCts or on niyi-
gable streams. tags furnished free, and settlement
made by bill-lading weights. Correspondence So
icited. CHARLES l.. TODD,
southwest corner Twelfth and Cary streets.
fdp D-eoIl
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FISHERMEN'S DEPOT.

A LII IN WANT OF PA-~ eyr,..
"A TINY AND SOFr-LAID $S-Sl
sEINE-sWIht u, are invited To call and examine
our stock, Of all siZe-, at lowest prices.
SEihh TIRED OF an Nos and qualities;
sElNE-LlNES ROPES, YAWkING,
CORkS. CORkWOOD.
lELLOW OiL-CLOTUlNG.
AIMING aud SAlL-DUCkS. MINNOW-NET-
Ting, SKIM and FYkE-NETS.
Aanultctulcrs Of sEINES and NETS of All
sOit'. SiASRAME LACE-TIIREAD. all sizes
imported LINEN STURGEON-1 WINES.
l.. iJCHTENsrEIN & SONS
corner Seventeenth and Frapklln strcc,s
SOie importers Of the Ion brand Se!n1 Thread.
ana importers Of al other brands NH 90
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hiss. vi
WEDNESDAY. ArRIL II. 1883.

o. = o'clock - NJ ar fair. If moi. the first fair
cav tl,ercafter,J The LARGE AND tNCElLENT
RIiICK DWELLING located - above, now IN
Inc OCCUPANCY of Mr. \. W. Noting. Jr. fronting
% feet running back in parallel lines 100 feet TO
an alley In common - feet wide. The DWELL
ING is well finished, contains about zen 10 twelve
rooms. has III the modern Improvements, &c., ana
Is I'm an excellent locality
TERMS: Whist 'hc decd requires cash SALE
yat the trustee Is authorized 10 sell on other terms
say one fourth cash; balance 1 SIN t"eiNr' ana
eighteen months for negotiable notes. interest
added half yearly. secured by % decd of trust.
NH I'd WILLIAM l.. COWAkDlN. Trustee.
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" Coal from $3.50 TO SO. rs per :. 900 MS; Fast
Bank toalburg Spiint Lump, SO; Hail, 1913.
plns Wood ~ TO 500 Per half cord; oak Wood,
$40 per hall cord. kinduny wood ~ lower
prices. All kinds OF Engine Coal and Soft Coke.
omee, Broad street opposite Theatre, or 1895
re G. II. PAGE.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
' GROUND PLANTEER
In addition 10 my regular business. am now
grinding my " STANDARD" BRAND Of PLAS.
TER, which Is uuoQuulcd by any on the market
and which intend shall become univ ersllly pOpu-
lar on is own merits. Having carefully selected
my lump, can furnish the LIST quality. and hay-
Ing the capacity for grinding Afty tons per day.
] can give consumers the advantage of having IL
n SHY ground. rs | viii Not keep supply on
hand. but grind 10 after receiving orders ON short
est notice. Price, &C. on application.
WILLIAM L. KING,
$500 to $500 Williamsburg avenue.
NH 3-2m Po,f-OMcs EoN
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OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT.

FREltttI.
Freigh. received daily Tor Norfolk, Portsmouth
Smithiold. and Hampton; Washington, ID. G..
NewbeIn, Washington, and TarbOro', y. G.. and
an points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also, for
Eastern shore OF Virginia, Old Point. and al regu-
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. l.. Is. TATtM
"a 3U SUPERINTENDENT.
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a red-haired clerk la Savannah,
Slipped on piece Of banana,
Great pam he endured,
. But ~. Jacobs OIL cured,
Hc now goes dancing with Hannah.
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CCTzCERa.
MRS. BENZ. SMITHS CASE.
WHAT TIE REV. MR.. McKINsTRY HAS TO
SAY ABOUT IT.

To TIE PrprIc: have been a fearful suilcref
for fifteen years. most Of tie time win Wiiai nas
bccu called lcZrma or salt Eheuin. l'soflasls, Ihu
Lepra and the Ike. ana have always been lup tid'
tbcre was no cure for me. ana nave htfh - ul'-
conraged that HGd as soon dte as are: hdNe
been 20 badly afflicted sometimes that th9Ie VS. rs
NOT the smallest spot from the crown OF my heiu 10
The soes Of my feet that was not diseased am ~
rcd as crimson. II would commence IN slJaIi wlhc
suots. which had silvcry appearance, but were
NOT deep. but ~ attempted 10 heal them: or soon
aftCr their frs; appearance. uieN WOuu pnrI 'Ii.i
run together until there was u complete dry' req
scslc. which would become so inilamcd rs % crack
and lock fiery and angry. and the burning scnad-
lion would be Utmost mtOlcrahle. ] was 90 times
50 lame that could scarcely get about ana conlI
not dress myself without assistance. 1 nave urea
many remedies aud have paid 500 IN slntle ~
stance 60 physician. hut have ever obttnc1 ohit
temporary relief. Although hclpcd Tor Time !
soon rclapsed again, 90 he rs badly troubled ever
and during the winter Of ISL and 1857 suffered
so much a. 10 he entirely discouraged. laslJunc'
however. was advised 10y Elder ana hrs. J.. {.
NcKinsfry who are well known IN these cglpl.,
10 trv voir CJ'TiCURA REMEDIES. and fell
somehow little courage. from Her fiNnI3lic
opinion Of them. 10 try their virtue. About The
second week OF July last conn cnced taking The
REMEDIES. My fist experience was unlavorthlc,
| thought, for my trouble seemed % De increased
The result Of the RESOLNENT'S driving thr hui
m0rs OF the system 10 the surface: but continued
pcrsi,fpntly to take The EESOLNENI internally
and used the CUTlCIRA and CtTlCIkN SOAP
externally. and " Thin siN weeks ] began 10 see a
permanent improvement, until now October lst
J am about rs good IL new, ana my nC'h j. as the
ie-h OF child. MRS BENJ' sAllIh'
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FOR RENE.

=
t'oi. RENT, THAT DESlRABLENrs
Il TllREE-STORY AND BASF1IFNT "a
BRICK RESIDENCE No. $40 north Eley1ni6
street, containing nine rooms. an modern con.
Nenienccs and In good repair. Apply to
JOHN a. GODDIS, Real Estate Aren't.
ap Lot Bank aud Eleventh streets.
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BY Ouarlcs 4 McCurdy,
Real Estate Agents. Auctionecrs, and Brokers,
1919 Main street.

WHOSE TWO THREE-STORY BRICK
L STORES SITUATED At THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH AND FRANKLIN
STREETS. Nos. - AND %, FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTlON.-By request Of the owner we
viii offer for sale, upon the premises. on
FRIDAY, APRIL l3. 1883,
az > O'clock 4. NJ. the TWO BRICK STORES
above described. The stores have modern fronts,
and are occupied 10y good tenants and yield fair
TcntS. There Is also under each store good, dry
cellar. The upper part Of e ,ch store contains
about siA rooms. Gas. water, and culyert connec-
perfect order.
THIS property being situated In one square OF the
ftfet Mlraet and IN the centre OF large retail
trade VIII at all times command tenants and Yield
gcoi rents. The property Will Re sold as a whole
or sub lNlded At time OF sale u SUIT pnrcha ers.
The LOT has front of 3S feet on the east line
OF Eighteenth street, and runs back along Frank
u street 20 the property 81 TIE Masonic Hall
TERMS: VIII be liberal, aud announced at sale
ana parties may attend with the ass rance Of get
ing 4 bargain, as the owner Is determined Ia SELL
QUAhLES &MfCCRDY,
az o Auctioueers.
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FERTILIZERS.

GHOCkOE MILLS.-PIRE GROUND
- NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER.-t import thi,
plaster I'm the Lump and grind As ordered After
seven year, experience ! can guarantee this brand
To be superior tOany The market. Special prices
on large quantities. WARMER MOORE. Import
or and Manufacturer Of Plaster. Dealer in Lime,
Cement, &C., seventeenth street south side Dockl.
an l-fAfyl
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WOOD AND COAL.


GIEAN COAT, WITHOUT SNOW.
" BEsr ANTHRACITE, freshly mlned
EONN-HiLL SPLiNr. hest IN market;
WEST VIRGINIA STEAM COAL:
CUMBEFd. AND STEAM aHd SMITHS:
FOREST PINE WOOD. Sawed and split.
seventeenth street, 10 Drlw-bridge.
mh 25 PINVIIROp.