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THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, D. c ,
HOU L.
On MONDAY. MAY FOURTEENTH, 1883 Or
NJ the hour OF SlS O'CLOCK L. NJ. in front of ESH
the premises, Will offer public sale all that ~
part OF Let No. A. In Georgetown. district Of Column
bia beginning at poIn: the south line of Bridga
street distant east sixteen feet from where the line
OF sei Lot No Al Itersecs Bridge street and running
south f!tynve feet AID ten inches, til twenty
two feet aid four inches. IN north ffyfye feet ana
ten inches 10 Bridge street, then west twenty feet
ana four inches TO the beciEn Also all that part of
Lot No. Al. IN said town. beginning at the northeast
corner OF sad lot and running Bridge street
iriy.eisht fert and four inches (mcre or ess then
eo1th twenty SIX feet tmore ess then thirty
ezht feet and four inch tuors or ess) then north
twentysx feet (nore less Market space to tine
place Of BEGINNING.
Also. az that part Of Lot number g. in Old George-
soN ~ C.. situated at the of Bridge street and
BaiS alley, frontig thirtyone feet and six inches
on the 9 Ia side Of Bridge street. and running back
northvar'y OF the width the 'front.' and nd
9 on 'Is west side OF said alley ninety six feet deep
W.T. "a The improvements upJn the same.
Terms; O1e-third c-sh: balance in six and twel We
months with Interest cent all cash at tie
option Of tie purchaser deed given and deed of
trust deposit OF fifty dollars required on each
sac Ali cenyeysnciDg and recording the expense Of
ICE P,feI1sef K. Z. ACKSON,
AuS Attorney for Nhites'
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fE sAkEEf HoBsF ESs S2 sS
W H9kK AVENUE AND STREET NORTH
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWELFTH 81,
rs nsE WCLHtk We win sell in front Of the
on 10Th street. and improved by two Frame Dwellings,
This property is in splendid locality, and always un-
der rent.
TERMS One third CASH balance in one and two years.
secured by deed Of trust deposit Of 500 REQUIRED on
each house at time Of sale Terms to be complied with
caut purchaser Conveyaneing &c ct
my1-d&ds Auctioneers.
Sf erH bE4WEER
L,d AID NJ STREETS soUTHwEsT. AT AUG.
the BY Dses # Of the
5on5 ts ss E EiTH BAY 81 E
Mashinggt9n in the District Of CoSmI. known as
IS feet Of OF Of
LOT II said square thence south 10 feet with the line
square thence east IS feet to the rear line Of said lot
S n said Line 81 said Lot and
BY bsv tSt 6FicF .nd
thereof will be sold will meet the debt The houses
VIII be sold separately.
instruments at and two years day of sale for
which the notes Of the purchaser bearing interes. at
chaser the trustee to retain title nt purchase money
Is paid In full On failure OF purchaser to comply with
erty will be re-sold. after Ave days advertisement In
eoe neTsPnRer published in Mashnston D. c.
o1faS at expense deposit Of 500
- E. q: RR II; Hsr2 Es" ssss..
OONCaNnON bNOS, Aucts. mySeo&ds
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~ y. HOLTZMAN, Real Estate Auctionesr,
He 10th and T streetsfnorthwea

He 10th and streets,northwest
TRUSTEEs SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOT On THE NORTH SIDE OF
AND FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST. AT
A. D 1882 and recorded in Lber 995 folio rs, of$s53
t,ie Land Records OF the Dtstrct of Columbia at.A-
aGtio ~ front Of the premises. on TUESDAY MAY
iHE FIFTEENTH. AID. 1888, at SIX O'CLOCK p
Lot In square ol4. being Of the best building
lots IN the city, having frontage Of Is feet 10 inches
Terms OF sale: One half cash. and the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months in notes secured by deed
cent per an1n or all cash. a. the option of the pr
Sold Terms to DO complied with ten days. other wise
resale at the risk and cost of the defautng purchaser
after five days public notice Of such IN The Eyc
ing Star newspaper. published in Washington, b. G.
ROBERT o. HOFFMAN,
No. 941 + streat NV. |
CHARLES FLINT, Z trustees.
- No. els 18th street H. W..
II. o. HOFFMAN, Auct .oneer
10th and + streets northwest. apoa- AZ ia
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TnAvr1 TO Eusor..
OF EUROPE AND THE Okt2NT
T1CKETH ISSUED end RELIApLB Uy0n1fAs
TON CAEERxULLY GIVEN. op9Q13 0s11egnseD
H n%SnssYE Fraysl; ~ aat HaRs - rsSz
162 Broadway, New York
uhlo-a To. 81 O. 4. bARATToxy. NanaguA
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer

VNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
MEN AND BOYS SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTH
ING. COLLARS, CUFFS SHIRTS AND DRAW
EkS. BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY NINTH 1883,
at len O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms, shall Sell a
collection of the above goods Icing balance
party declining business.
my7-2t THOMAS DOwL1.IG, Auctioneer
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Mr. II. NJ. HUTCHINSON passed very bad night.
This afternoon he is somewhat quieter, and it is
hoped that he will sleep this evening, but he is
gradually sinking, and 1t Is evident that the end
is near at hand.
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g BENSIEGER, Auctioneer
Ne washington Horse and Carriage Baxar
$50. 90 and ga Louisiana avenue.

AUCTION SALE Of HORSES, BUGAIES CARL
SAY T MHAfEShs. HARNESS, &C.; tyEhY TUES
GTq9aMln " CD AT TEN O'CLOCK. REGARD.
on band and st private sale large stock Of
noiseS New ana Second hand BuEEies Cayriagee Ex-
ceUdgnment1, wv AH"eAes %, tt5H ~,
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rHANCEhY SALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY
~ PROPERTY, on THE BLADENSBURG TURN
PIkF, KNOWN AS TIE .'LAUER PLACE !"
ABOUT HALF WAY BETWEEN WASHING ON
AND BLADENSBURG.
Under decree Supreme Court District Of Columbia
IN equity cause No 6I9J Bernard against Grcgor
Lauer ct al. viii sell public auction il front OF
FIVE 0'CLoCk 7. ~ en- that part Of tract of land
IN the District OF Columbia. called Haddock's Hills "
iylng on the east side Of the Washington and Baens
our< turnpike road. and beginning fer the same at
stone on the east side of SAID road being corner
Of lot in the division Of HaddocEs Hills and 'E-
ciosure and running thence north with the line of said
road oA degrees east i6 percEes to the center of a
branch: thence with the center of sad branch
south % degrees east IL perches. thence south 22
grees east 10 perches thence south II degrees
percheS thence south IS de ree5 Al yerChes to the
Place Of beginning = his place contains about 81
acres Is improved by brick dwelling. slaughter house.
Ice house stable &c well arranged for the residence
and business of q butcher.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in six, twelve and
eghtee months. with interest from day of sale at
Ter cent per annnIn. ali cash if desired $50 de-
POST required COnveysncng at purchasers cost and
terIis to be complied with in ten days.
FRANCIS MILLER,
JOB BARNARD, ArusteeS
500 street northwest.
tp2S-s. tn, IN DUNCANSDN BROS Arcts
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No COMMISSION has been issued to MI. Klein

NOT TO-DAY.-The President Will not appoint
commissioner OF internal revenue to-day.
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GRINAuLr & Co.'S
MAfICO CAPSULES
Are warranted to eject rapid in the most
Gases Of private diseases They do not fatigue thf
STOMACH al ether tersEles With liquid ha do
AID Sin tie found safe and effective reI,aedy.
ja22-tuafly SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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$50, 900 FOR 81
FIFTY SIXTH
IOPULAR MONTHLY DRAINING

IN the eity of Louisville. OF,
THURSDAY. MAY 3lsT, 1883.
Ihese drawings occur the last day Of each mont,
Fundays e1eepted-l Repeated adjudication by Fed.
efai and state courts hsve placed this Com
YanE teyond tie controversy OF the law.
hsvir- iuaug ,reted .he INC nO11 noiot OF
thelr drawings are proTen honest and fair beyond
NB.-Ihe company has now on hand iarge capital
resesye1uot Resd carefully the list OF prizes for
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AUCTION SALES.
B. WILLIAMS l. Co. Auctioneers


%AINuT BSokcasEs PIB SHNF DE SAksz AN6
On MoS6A1: MAY Fo AHSrE2N commencing
the foo " ns%sa M
rsp punss
Walnut Frame aror suite upholstered IN brown rep,
E.ss ss19S : sln pH1n Tsss, gilt traced
Edas ssss SSss1sa aim f,Ss
rr apd bess Library
Letter Press, Revolving Chairs.
Handsome Hal Rack. mirror back. marble base Hall
HANDSOME rbe,top Wall ut Bouffet mirror back
walnut chai1s nphestered in haircioth 1."' s"'S
R RsGn TsaSt ess%s Msn s sirror.
e ess'ss E,sRia. t %ss T %sSsa Springs
Barr sna ' Ha,f
Body Brussels, Hall and Stair Carpets.
SS i1ensn G a,e. sna GHI Gro
Parties furnishing should give this Sale special atte-
best Is and tho
mys-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES.
R4aT Of spe eEAhgH
SIHtR sShfs, c8sF sHko SODA, MAecARe 81
coco YEAST POWDER, CHEWING AND
SMOKING TOBACCO, CIGARS. CIGARETTES,
TAB TABLE or Sage h ~: CATSuP sT0yE POLISH 1
COUNTER SCALES. SHOW CASES, MILK
CANS, SO.
LOUNGES, RUGS BRASS TENDERS, OIL PAINT
INGS; ENGRAyiNGs, FANCY LAMPS. PUNCH
HF I'm SToXEs, Sc, &c THE PROPERTY IY
FAIR, REMOVED TO OUR STORE FOR CON
VEMIESNsGE OF SALE. AT AUCTION:
On THURSDAY MORNING. MAY TENTH COM
MERGING at TEN O'CLOCK. we will sell. within our
salesrooms 9th and streets northwest for account
the Washington Light Infantry Fair. q miscellaneous
collection of goods being partly enumerated above
which the attention Of buyers is called my8-2t
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS.


TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
IL LOTS IN SQUARES NUMBLREp NM HUN
DEE.D AND TEN AND NINE HUNDRED AND
ELEVEN, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
AND AND STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY order and decree of the supreme Court of theaa
District Of Columbia. in general term. passed GEdk$
mae on the 3Oth day o. October. 1882, in euuity-A
cause No. 1913. wherein Samuel A. Peugh is the COM
planart and Henry :. Davis the defendant shall on
THURSDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF MAY 1889 at
FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ. offer for sale. pubic auction
infront of the premises squares Humber ard OIL
in the city Of Washing d G., the same are rum
bere the ground Flat plan of said CITY, or so mach
thereof he Necessary satisfy the said order
and decree The said premises will sold by lors as
DESIGNATED on the recorded subdivision; each of the
said squares containing ten 0) los varying front
fe from "a 10 9o feet and in depth from 90 I24
feet. or by smaller lots according to plat to be exhb
itet al the time Of sale.
Terms; One-third cash: the remainder in two CO.
eQua ista me nts in ID and two ca Years. with
1nterc the deferred payments to be by notes secured
py deed Of trust the premises cash. at the
Gon o: the purchaser deposit of $50 be quired
on esc Ct when sold Convex ancng. &c, at the cost
OF the purchaser purchasers.
HENRY r.. DAVIS, Trustee.
49, Louisiana avenue.
ap9S-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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WOOD AND COAL.
THE TRADES.

GIBSON BROTHERS.
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERa
1888 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington. D. O..
u Fine Printing specially. janI9
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RIVER TRADE.-Harbormaste Sutton report.
arrivals at the river front as follows:-Str Nor
folk, Shropshire, merchandise j. H. johnson &
tiers market; schr. Mary Ella, Gibson, 800 busheI:
oysters same; schr. Thomas s. Parks, Evans 1O
bushels oysters same
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SALE o1 HOhsEs.
DEPOT QUARTEEMAsTER's OFFICE,
. 5000 - WAsHINGTON, d. c., May f. 1888,
VIII be sold at public auction, at TEN O'CLOCK A.
southwest, 81 Horses.
Terms cash.
r. n. BATCHELDER.
my7-2t 1t Col Il D. Q. NJ. Gen., U.S.A.
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A SUIT FOR DIvoRCE.-Emiy Roys to-day, BY
Mr.. p. E. Dye, filed bill for divorce from Chase
plaintiff filed like suit and also for maintenance
and Injunction, In March, 1880. in which Mrs B. A.
Lockwood appeared for her and L. NJ. Saunders fol
September 18th following
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

4. 81 THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, NINTH OF MAY. 1888, same hour
and place. THOS. j. FISHER CO.
my7-d&dS Auctioneers.
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VH'HOS, j. FISHER Il CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctoneers
SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CAPT
TOL HILL,
On SATURD Ny, MAY TWELFTH, A. d. 1888 6At1
AT FIVE O'CLOCK z. NJ. will sell at auction $a6aS
SUB Los 70. ~ rs and 49, square 49, These lots-A-
each front south ~ feet SOnth street. the
tersecfi N of Pennsylvania and North Carolina avenues
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; balance in six an &
Twelve months secured BY deed of trust on property
sold. with interest at per cent.
myT-d&ds 1HOS. j. FISHER CO., Aucts
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NETWORK, Jan. "a.
There were large and excited dealings at
the Petroleum Exchanges to-day The sales were more
than double those OF yesterday and only 100000
barrels less than the record ut the Oil City onn Ex
change The market opened moderately strong.
hut near tho close became rampanty bull
sh" Tho contrast. rs regards bo,h price
and activity with the market last week s I, narkabe
Tue price opened shade below last nights figure at
03la but throughout the morning there was q steady
hardening in quotations. The advance, however, was
slow until about p m when the lively action OF the
OIL city market Influenced speculation here and from
that time to tho close dealings large at rising g
urcs price touched 81 Oh near the close and ended
strong ut e9a cents gain Of cents barrel The
ket closed buoyant.
The cause OF the confident feeling among operators
was the positive assertion in private dispatches from
the oil regions the Patterson well had proved to be
dry Official information Is yet unavailable but the
news from the most responsible dealers
I'm Oil City The Significance OF this lies In the fact
that the failure OF Patterson we'll naturally will tend
discourage fresh developments In the Cooper district
and will go TO confirm the theory, sup
ported by the uDimportant character oil the pro-
duction OF other wells recently opened there,
that the Cooper tract productive only In spots Hence
all enterprises In drilling wells there be hazard
ous on oonmercia basis The possibility OF aheayy out.
the market Tor ten days past Naturally, apparent
mova nds the trade ready for lonary movement
luyers OF oil recently and tue feeling IN the oil region
IA publish" Watson Gibson to-day have adyces hat
The on Cify Derrick will tomorrow publish the state
nent that the pres daily production Is about 10000
barrela the previous estimates having been 10000 bar
res The official report for last Monday of United Pipe
Lines and Firewater Pipe Line "runs" received TO-DAY
shows product OF $40 barrels against run
barrels January 10 and Of $50 barrels for the two
| following days, including Sunday.
| On the other hand, there is no doubt
| that several producing companies have made
This shows that faith In the fertility or that region Wal
not be discouraged by the failure OF two or more wells
The total advance recorded by the market since saur
day ccnts per barrel equivalent TO an Increase N
the value OF the present stock OF about 3<oooooo par
| rcls OF nearly F3,60O,000. -. .o,
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district schools the girls are most numerous. in,S
Is due to the fact that the largest number OF pups
attending the public schools come from the poore,
classes and the boys compelled to leave schooi
after having obtained only the rudments OF an eau
cation. In the grand total of day and evening
ahead. In the evening schools there are more boys
than girls attending, and the reason is plain rIa
the character of the pupils in the pubic
nothing can be said too good. The small nun 1nr tba
of cases of corporal punishment speaks well LOT .e
conduct of the children and for the dscphnar Cf
powers of the teachers So also does the
pupils who attended regularly and the aatso
of the pupils was very fair and, considering the
average of pupils each teacher the work sc;nlne
teacher in producing such eXceiien nsssfni
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CHARMS
COMPANY.

= CRY. RIVER AN HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
onice Pier Is. n. H.. foot OF Cortandtst
onsgnments freight forwarded directed any part
OF the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders delivery Of all kinds OF freight and
chandisc any part Of the city.
SEA AND HARBoRToWiNo AND RIVER AND liar
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight of description promptly ghered toanypolnt
IN harbor at reasonable
STEAMBOATS,, BARaEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
steamers John H. starn and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier IL. ~ r., at0p. daily lsaurdays
eIccpted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between sSsw.Sork and
New Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points d. L. q W. " H. received at Pier 10
FOR New Haven and points East At Pier IL.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND Eleven Miles for
Ten CentA Steamers from Iron Pier H. foot OF
wkitshal-st
CENTRAL sHIPyARD, Communipaw. n. J-Drv Dock .
Machine Boiler shops everything appertaning 10 the
construction ard repair Of vessslA
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panenll Academies.

ALLEN DODW0RTH'S
N SCHOOL FOR DANCING; No. 63l 5th.aye, oo
for circular Dou"oth NC" iihccs'
Music and figures y sW. Just puDiishou
ATMR. TREN OR'S ACADEMY ofDANClNG,
~ broadway and 32dst
resaona evcry day M evening. send for circular
IJEYANDER MACGREGOR'S, 112 5th.ave.
n Glasses every morning and afternoon Gentlomens
classes Monday and Thursday evenings Prvais hsrue-
ton day evening.
II HARVARD REILLY. Master Of Dancing,
No 57s shave, cor 47tl-st oppOnte Wlhisor hose'
Glasses will rccOmmence Monday OCTOBER To- 1922 Eli
gagemcnt at Newport Il. l.. closes DctlDsfI
PS Send postage sGanD FOR Circular
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MINES AND MINING.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 24-p. n

WEDNESDAY, JIH Lf--Fs Ms
A moderate amount of business done in
mining stocks to-day, and the tone of the markets
generally was strong. Sierra Grande, however, was
off 10 cents at 2.65. Robinson Consolidated was
firm at 125, and Chrysolite was steady at LAO The
LeadviIle shares generally were strong Grand
prize made eYcenfionai ADVANCES from 81 to go
The ComstOcks were higher q small business.
SILES AT THE MINING EICHAN0E2
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iuinter Resorie.
9ieamboais ano RAILROADS.

TOR BRIDGEPORfand all points on HOU
Il sATON nc aud NAUGATUCK RAiLRoA Disclaimers
leave Catharne.sip at l30 ~, 800 2istst, Esst
River, 3:lOp IN Fare lower than by any other route
EALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
EAsT.-FAKI.s REDUCED 50 TO Boston, Lowell aud
bedford reduction other points steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY Leave Sew.YSrs on alle..
BROOKLYN foot OF Fatonstl. Jersey city from
Of R aSshaeSe Rf Ieov al T. Agent.
"o'DH' ~ GEO L. CoNNoR, Genl Pass Agent
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD-Commencing November q. 1882,
M. Western and Northern Express To Rochester and
Montreal with drawlngroom cars; also 10 Saratoga
Albany SYRACUSE, Buffalo Ee Cleveland and
Toledo. , ,,-- .- 90.
daigua, Rochester and Buffalo.
TO Albany and Troy With connection TO Utica sara
's ID n M Albany ana Tfoy specia saturdays only
D. H. Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
Lonis EIress with sleeping cars for st. Louis;
running through every day In the week. also Niagara Falls
Bunalo, Toledo and Detroit
tfeaL -, ,.n. ,, .,...,,
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland, Toledo Detroit Chicago aud
Ii M Night Express with sleepngears Albany and
Troy. Connects with morning trains Tor The west and ort
Tickets at No. BOwngtreent 20 and 4l3 Broad
way westcors Express ohees and 7s3
and s42 broadway. New-York' and SsS Washnngonst
j. M ToUCEY. Gen sup't Gen. Passenger Agent
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.
ii FOR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three trains daily snnceys oIcepte 10 boston AZ
m D. pMor attached and iOp M CTtth palace
sleeping csrsJ Sundays at 10 with palace sleeping
eH"' Fw. PoPPLE.
Acting General Passenger Agent.
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0fdcher5.

ABLE and accomplished professors. tutors,
~ royeuesses lecturers companions and hOusekeepers
suppied by MISS VI. J. YOUNG. American ahd Foreign
Teachers Agency. 20 Union square,
MISS HESSE. 80 WEST 2lST-SF.-Lad cs,
w piano and music German lady iOr pm ate lm
French ladies with music AL -ident tc cher
and gentlemen spanish ara cNpercncc" PROBES g" >
IS resident teachers American tutor or German DAY SCHOOL
NNANTED.-A young lady o good educa-
w ton ~ resident tea her ~ the common nHh-h
branches Good salary and comic table Lone Address
"TRUsTEES." TIMING Olco
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gouarinsrSh,p Notifies.

TIME UNDERSIGNED have this gay aaygd IS6ESMI n.
sonartpership under the lrn name o. o hsnEinx
~. Noiyyr DAVIS tor transacing senelMn ~ New.
W, s,ack broEerase business az Nos anil bi1s"
and stocA oi0>s'" GEORGE NJ, VAN MORT,
foik. ANSLEY b. DAVIS, .~
Member N y. Stock ErchanS~