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WHOMAs DOWNING. Auctionesr.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. NEAR TENNALLYIOWN.D DC.
By virtue OF deed Of trust bearing date the 18th
day OF September, 1885, and duly recorded in Lber
9a7 folio 3SS &c. one of the land records for the
District OF Columbia, the Trustees will sell
TETNTR; 1883. AT HALF.PAsT FOUR WoLocK,
toI county District Of 6Sambis W: an that piece
81 psEses more OF less as the same s Indicated and
described IN survey and plat dated May 1852. BY
Lewis Carbry, surveyor Of said District bounded on
the west by the road Of said District on the north
by the land Of Washington Hurdle south by the
land Of Mrs Arisna Lyles and The east BY Lot No.
OF said plat and survey the said Lot hereby conveyed
being marked and described in said plat and survey
LOT 10 o. subject to OF road or right Of
No and the land of said Washington Hurdle for the
benefit OF all the owners of Lots Nos I, q g. 4 g. g.
and on said plat and survey, improved by good
&c, located near Tennallytown. d. G.
Terms: One-third cash. the residue in equal pay
ments at six and twelve months, with notes bearing
terest and secured by deed OF trust all cash at the
option OF purchaser All conyeyancng. &C.. al. pur-
CT SeP9sit Ct 500 win Be required at time
f23dts JAMES L. DAVIS trustees.
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Ex-Presfdent Diaz, OF Mexico, has arrived at
New Orleans 80
AZ the Baptist congress, in session at Lynch.
Durg, Va, yesterday, Prof. John Hart read an
essay expressing strong belief 'rn the radical
lnferiorty Of the negro race, no matter what its
advantages"
VIM. Nv idson, member OF the Arkansas lepfs.
nature, Will intoxicated, jumped into the river
yesterday and was crowned
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10 BIZ ERECTED AT THE CORNER or nth AND
STREETS BY LIEUT.. PAINE

10 BE ERECTED AT THE CORNER or 18th AND q
STREETS BY LIEUT.. PAINE.
Lieut. F. b. Paine, US N, to-day took out q
building permit from the ONCE OF the building
Inspector for the erection OF an apartment build
Ing. or French ats six stories HIGH at the corner
OF nth and H streets northwest This building
fronts 30 feet on II street and 109 feet on nth
street. two sets or apartments on each
story making twelve apartments OF I'VE
rooms each, pantry and closets excepted,
ali OF the usual dwelling house size
The entrance is TO be or 18th street. midway OF the
building; the full height OF the building. from
sidewalk to highest point OF roof will be IS feet
The 'front.' Is to be OF pressed brick, with moulded
orlck and galvanized iron cornice, mansard roof,
elevator run by steam, four bay windcws-one on
II street and three on 18th, with a round tower on
the corner 10s feet high, the bay windows being
q rect high with IA feet width and four feet pro-
lection. Each apartment has a parlor dining.
room, three bedrooms. bathroom closets and
kitchen. all TO be fittei up with the most approved
fixtures Of all kinds for the comfort OF home lite.
MeSSrS Gray & Page are the architects, and
Messrs Langlv Gettinger are the builders The
cost is to be S73,000
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SALE OF TIE VIRGINIA Hot SPRrHGs-Tbe Hof
springs OF Vfrg MIA were sold yesterday, un Ter a
decree or the court, at public tion, TO Michael
MUSIC, trustee for the Hot Springs company. az
$4,000 Ii is understood that Mr. Warren leland
representing company, is the purchaser OF the
entire property, and the springs Will hereafter be
conducted by the Leland Bros
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ssC ACSSesHc " 0S0.
AN EXTRA TERM OF THE CRIMINAL COURT ASKED By
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
At noon to-day the district attorney, Mr.. Cork
hill, appeared in the Court In General Term and
presented letter calling 1.-THE particular atten-
ton OF the court to the present condition OF the
criminal business In this court" He says: "On
the first day OF the present December term OF the
court the trial OF the case OF the United States
agt Brady ct al, known as the star route trial,
the entire term, over thirteen weeks, and from the
best Information can obtain think ft more than
probable that II will consume two months longer,
thus consuming all OF the coming term" He then
enumerateS the cases he has now awaiting trial,
In all total OF over one hundred. OF the per-
sons charged In these cases fOrty-eight are con.
fined in JAIL 1t will readily be seen that It becomes
absolutely necessary to provide some remedy for
this state OF affairs He then quotes the act OF
cult Courts in an emergency. and for the trial
OF criminal cases by Circuit Court, and says:
"Under these two provisions the assignment by
Mr.Justce Wyle to the circuit OF this large amount
OF criminal business will necessitate another cir
cult court, or the rights of private sutors will
nave TO yield to the constitutional right OF a
speedy trial guaranteed to men charged with
crime. Long delay In the trial OF criminal cases Is
fatal to successful prosecution, and on behalf Of
the rights OF these persons charged with crimes.
so many OF whom are deprived OF their liberty and
as we'll with view TO the prompt punishment OF
the guilty, respectfully request that the court
take such action under the laws above cited as
Justice"
The Chief Justice, on receiving the letter, said
the cou ri would consider II without delay.
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VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND PosTMAsTERs. fol.
lowing postmasters have been commissioned: W.
ID. Cockrell, Sampoon's wharf; j. Maberry. Burk's
Fork; j. H. Morris, QuintoL; v. NJ Scott Saitville:
all OF Virginia, and J. Il. Parker, Hynson Md, and
w. S Swartz, Hagerstown, Md.
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AUCTION SALES.
FNHOS. j. FISHER 4 CO..
IL heal Estate Auctioneers.
THIS AFTERNOON.


Il heal Estate Auctioneera
CHANCERY SALE OF ABOUT TWENTY ONE
ACRES OF LAND IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF
The CITY, AND PRINCIPALLY LYING BE.
IN EN- FOURTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS EXTENDED, SUBDIyIDED INTO
VILLA SITES
Under and by virtue Of decree of the FduityaaA
Court. passed December 5th 1892, in a causec SJ$
wherein Mary A. H3lr cad ct al. are complanants~2
cause No. 8,277. doc. No. 2. the undersigned. as
trustee, will sell. on THURSDAY AFTERNOON
MARCH FIRST, A.D 1883, at HALF-PAST THkEs
on the premises AL that tr,et of land known
fronting Columbia rod, west of 14h street, and be-
longing to the estate OF the late James Es containing
atou q which has been subdivded into ~ lois
or tracts. varying in area from to ~ acres. with
streets and avenues to the subdivision Of Mt
Pleasant and ColumUia College lands.
Terms OF ale; Onethird of the purchase money to
he pa I'm cash. the iner in two equal instslments
ct enc and wo Years, with interest from day sale
nd secured by deed Of trust. All convey ancug at
Il OF the fchaser. cash GeyOsit of 300 viii be
required on each lot at the time of sale.
~ Plats of tile 81 division may be obtained at the
Offices Of the Trustee Of the Auctioneers.
JOHN j. JOHNSON, Trustee,
f12-d street.
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fver~ class - securities bought and cold on commits.
sion in San Francisco. Baltimore. PHILADELPHIA. New
lork Boston and Washington Orders executed on the
Ne" YORK STOCK Exchange at of one per cen,
commission. Privsts and direct telegraph wires q
hichm"nd. Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York and
Boston. through which orders are executed on the
S'ock Exchanges In those cities and reported bach
promptly. onotasions OF Stocks and Bonds and In
formation regarding the Markets received trourb
wires INSTANTLY direct from the Aew York Stool
Exchange. -
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rEHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

Ty,HOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
STR FT NOKTHwFST, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH FIRST *,
lsSf, FOUR O'CLOCK. in front of the D emises IA
sha sell Par. Of Lot in square 40. fronting 10 .A
feet 10 inches tn alley improved by frame dwelling
Terms: One third cash. balance at six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF IT It. All convey encing, &C. ut purchaser
cost; 500 deposit required at time of sale.
s;Sale positive.
j22-dts THOMAS DOWNING Auct,
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-sTORY BRICK HOUSE
On NJ STREET, BETWEEN TWENTY-THIRD
And 1WENTY-FOUkTH STREETS NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in -
Liber No. 973 folio PAT ct seq, Of the land Es
records OF Washington county in the District of A
Columbia, and at the request Of the party secured
1TnssTFeby We VII sell at Rpblic auction on
O'CLOCK P: NJ. in front Of the premises, all
piece parcel land and premises situate
and being In the city of Washington in the District Of
Columbia, ana known and distinguished on the ground
plan or plat OF said city part of original numbered
twelve q In square numbered thirty-seven (3 be-
ginning for the same at point the south line Of
street nineteen 9 feet west of the northeast cor
ner of said lot and running thence west along the line
OF street nineteen Q9) feet thence south seventy
i've (5) feet thence east nineteen G) feet: thence
north seventy t76) feet to the point of beginning
beng the same property conveyed to Thos OAelie by
deed duly recorded in iber 942 folio B6l of the land
records OF the District of Columbia together with all
the rights easements privileges and appurtenances to
the same belonging or In anywise appertaining.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months notes to bear interest and to lie
ed by deed OF trust property sold. deposit of
500 required at time of SALE Conveyancng, &C., at
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with in seven
at the risk and cost Of the defaung purchaser after
paper published In Washington, d. G.
d dEoRGE G. HREENNh1Ne . Trustees.
fI5.s. TN. fin NdR
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NEARLY Two HUNDRED postmasters were com.
miss'oned by the President during the month Of
February.
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Tfefollow1ng are the opening and closing prio,Q
q the New York Stock Market today, as reported
by special wire 70 H. IL Dodge, $50 18th street
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Nominated TODAY.

Nominated To-day.
The President to-day nominated Silas W. Burt
at present naval of1cer OF the port Of New York
to be chief examiner Of the Urited States civil
upon after consultation with the civil service com
missioners, and meets their entire approval and
concurrence
The CRUISE OF THE TENNEssEK.-Rear Admiral
Cooper, commanding the North Atlantic station
reports to the Navy department, under date Of
FrederiKsted, Santa Cruz, February 5th, the ar.
rival OF the Tennessee that day from st. Thomas
There were thirteen American vessels in that port
when the Tennessee arrived there The trade OF
the island is decreasing. The Tennessee expected
to be at Aspinwan February 25th.
CONGRESSMAN AT THE DEPARTMKNTA-The de.
partments are thronged with members OF Congress
these last days OF the session, who wish to I'M.
press upon the mind Of the Secretary the import
ance Of not forgetting s'that little matter, you
ARMY ORDKRa1The order for 1st Lieut. Wright
p Edgerton, ID, artillery, 70 proceed to Join bat
tery Of his regiment is revoked; Lsaxs for fog.
granted Capt Wiliism [ fOuif. On cavsliiy:
ae eT ssaa g s
Hook. iat6 infsntly. =
TEE ALABAMA CLAIw CoMABsIoN.-The court
Of commissioners Of Alabama claims today an
nounced the adoption OF the rule that al scrip
dividends are to be deducted nom the amounts
claimed for war premiums at the market value OF
those dividends at the date OF their issue. Argu-
ments were heard In the case OF the ship Milan,
captured OF New Orleans By the alleged c0nfe6-
crate cruiser Calhoun.
TIE PnulDxNT To-DAy APPROVED tie act pro-
viding for tho extensinn Of the Capitol. North o
street and South Warrington railway, the Indian
n~an~ -
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FINANCIAL.

'VNHE NEV DEATHS IS THE AGE OF PRO-
gressve thought and new ideas.
The MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIA
lIOS Is the new idea In Life Insurance.. Has the APP
prova OF the w1sest insurance experts unprece.
dented support Of the pubic-wEiting over four mil
Ii month
Office: 1909 street.
nlG-6m I. Y. KNIGHT Manager
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THE EMANCIPATION DAY CELEBRATIoN-At n
meeting OF the colored people OF thel5th district,
70 arrange for Emancipation day (April l6th)
and to elect chief marshal, held at columbia
building last night, j. w. Freeman presided, with
thornton Davis. sec rotary. C.CBriscoe, l. Jefers,
thornton III. Davis. George Ashton, and j. W.
Freeman were elected delegates
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AN OBSCENE POSTAL CkRD-U. s. Commissioners
Bundy had before him this afternoon the case of
Anna Connell. charged with having last January
violated the postal laws In sending an obscene
letter through the mails.
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PROFESSIONAL.

"A Gssses 81 BoHwood hern9ins si that s. Field
eihss "a 90 Pe5rf olef*- 49,; , ne VI tclaIi)
TTsFFTI FEET PROMOTE HFALTH AND LON
reyity hence the thousands from far and near that
visit DR. WHITES estsb shuent, 14l6 Penpsylyani,
avenue opposite Wizards Hotel for re lei from aud
avoidance CorDs. Bunions, Dice sed Hails ChiI-
bairs Vakcu Ixcresences and ether Complaints of
the feet. Established in shingtou II. c.. in 1861.
EeieFs TO the most cIinCn hy and surgeons.
Once Zee ii er visit Ter uttng the order
nR. III. L. BOyEE MEDICAL, FIFCTRICJAN
treats sucgS aSfullg Fenaie Diseases Neural ia.
kheurtatsn. Chfis, Paralysis Nervous Diseases, &c
Turkish. ssiaE ST.. ;'hgr and all Medicaied fa rs
gwen Az q stree. OPT Osite Rigs House. 90
M NJ g PARSONS. VI DIChL ELECTRICIAN,
lIGalValc ana Electro NaPor Baths, Massage. Swee-
1sh movements Magnetic Ireatnen mt. Hours from
sa-n. In Pm. 1927 street northwest o6-5m-
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THIS EVENING

A UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PIE GES.
en- THURSDAY. MARCH THE FIRsT. AT HALF
j 81 ST VEN O'CLOCK p. NJ, and FRIDAY, MARCH
THE ECOND. 1888, AT HA. F-PAST SEVEN
O'CLOCK P. NJ, will sell at the est blishmen' No.
l36 Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th sts
northwest. all pledges TO ffited by redemption at
TINS date consisting of Gold and Silver Chans
Diamonds, Jewelry. ladies' and gents Ciothng Car
PETS, Books Guns. Rev lvers. Clocks Blankets. Bed
etc. '
Parties holding tickets ON which time expires will
Please take notice.
=, E. HEIDENHEIMER, Broker.
NJ FOL Y, Auctioneer. f27-3t
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Telegraphtc Rriefs

A supposed incendiary fire occurred last night
at Youngstown, Ohio, damaging Alonzo Williams
planning mill Geo. II. Dtngleby's lumber yard and
NJ Clemens bag and paper warehouse. The total
loss T. estimated at $4,000; insurance, e1s, GOO
AT Bennington, Vt, last night. as party OF nine
men We're returning from HoOsic IN. " from Hoo
Sic Fails, their horses ran away, throwing the
men out. One mans neck was broken, and all the
others were more or less injured.
me execution OF VIM. Mcfugh, which was to
have taken place on Friday next in Cincinnati.
Ohio. has been POSTPONED until May lst
ThAPenSacOla aud Atlanta railroad was oDened
trains direct to Tallahassee and Jacksonville
The U.s. steamer Lancaster sailed from South.
amptOn to-day for Havre.
The Netherlands ministry have tendered the,r
resignation. '''
The annual commencement OF the College OF
fhyslclans ana surgeons took place to-day at the
numbered 100
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0WE CEILULOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER
u oReaks, neyer cut always clean. and en- -
vosn while bathing. II for Eleat
CHA2 FIaHEK0
623 7th street northve1k
= zk$ xISH4R dsyoees Aes attention 70 III v0nnk
sA0 xS9v0s. mO
{
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pRIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
H. H. DODGE,
Bonds Stocks and investment Securities Bought and
sold on Commission,
No. $50 l5rH STREET. tCoRCoRAN BUILDING
agency tor Prince and Whitley. Stock Brokers'
ca BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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RBRDkLLS TESTIMONY CLOSED.
MI. Rerdell was then excused from the stand.
Cadets Dropped from the Rolls.

ANNAPOLIS. ND, March Naval Cadets Charles
E Woodruff, OF Pennsylvania; Charles J. cross.
OF Maryland. and William A. Megrath OF Georgia,
VINO were engaged in the demonstration OF the
SUtn OF January last the only three or their
class who failed TO express regret Tor
their conduct have this day been dropped from the
rolls OF the naval academy by the Navy depart
ment
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TO AND FROM
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE,
lIyLRPOOL, QUEENSTOWN.
GLAS Cow, LONDONDERRY

7.
Prepaid passage certificates for Friends and Relatives
from the Old Country to railroad station steam
boat landing in the United states. The only line taking
passengers direct from Galway.
The tanners are unsurpassed for safety and sT,el
and fitted up with all improvements conducive -
the comfort of passengers Cabin. 500, $40 and 800
Intermediate. $40 Storage, lowest rates.
Arry to JAS BEILkW. III It'll st. Mrs. D. A.
BkOSEAN, CD 9th It. G. y. W. MOSS. 225 emma.
ave. or lEyE ALDEN. General Agents.
New York. 201 Broadway Boston. Mass, Is State
Philadelphia. Pa. y L. Corner Broad and Chestnut
sts 10 al agents. n21-th.sSt
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THE EVENING STAR.
I'd Edition.
Latest qGlGgrans to The Star Star.
Foreign Affairs.

Foreign Affairs.
THE PAIL MALL GAzErTE ON THE QUESTION OF
SHERIDAN'S EXTRACTION.
meniinS on the annicafIon far the the eri1sdo4 Or
Sheridan, says: s.When Russia wished Europe to
refuse an asylum to nihilists, the Austrian FTen-
Europe right to ask Russia to terminate the
regime which produced nfhiliSm. 1t would be un-
pleasant If the United states government adj
dressed similar suggestion to Lord Granville,
foreign secretary. II the demand for the extraui-
tion OF Sheridan is based solely upon the fact OF
exactly on the same footing as II Russia had asked
lOr the surrender or Prince Krapotkine."
BELGIAN BISHOPS THREATENED.
BRUSSELS, March lin discussing the govern
ments estimates In the chamber OF representa-
tives last night the minister OF justice, while op-
posing reduction OF the salaries OF the bishops,
declared that If the bishops refused to submit TO
the decision OF the chamber the ministry was pre-
pared TO use repressive measures against them as
energetically as they were employed against an
archiStS.
TURKISH CABINET APPOINTMENT.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE. March 1.-Edhem Pasha, for
meriy ambassador at Vienna, has been appointed
minister Of the interior.
ANOTHER EXTRACTION CASE.
LouGHREA, March 1.-The persons accused
OF numbering man named DOherty In 1881 have
0een remanded to await the extraditOn OF land
steward. who was an accOmplice in the crime.
He fed to America.
Bi.Ccntennfal Celebration i'm Trenton.
TRENTON, Mar. IA large number of members
OF the legislature are In town to-day to attend the
bi.centenna celebration OF the legislature, which
will he given in the opera house at 2 O'clock this
afternoon. The chairman OF the committee on
arrangements sent out about 900 Invitations to
persons throughout the state, about one-thrd OF
whom are present this morning. The exercises
VIII consist Of addresses and music. In the even
Ing Gov. Ludlow will hold reception
The Philadelphia Election Frauds.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-C. Morris Fifzsimmons
an assessor, was convicted in the United States
district court to-day Of Improperly returning as
voters persons not entitled to vote. An applica-
ton for new trial was made and will be argued
at future day. John s. Myers, the proprietor OF
the lodging house from which FitZsiMmons pro-
cured his list of "cocnizers," was then placed on
trial to answer the charge OF giving false informa-
States counsel claims to be able to prove that two
thirds OF the names given by Myers were not enti-
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Wall Street To-day.

THE STOCK MARKET STRONGER AMI wuv
NEW YORK, March 1.-The Posts financial article
says:--Stocks were again higher in the forenoon.
strengthen from day to day. The decision yester.
Gay Affirming the legality of the SIS 600 900 stock
OF the western Union, and the proposed openInr
OF the receiversh1p OF Reading, the favor
able annual report and good pros
Rects OF the Delaware Lackawanna and
western, the continued good earnings OF all the
railroads, the early adjournment of Congress. the
reduction In the Bank OF England rate of discount.
Improvement in the weather at the west and the
consequent Improvement In the prospects for the
next winter wheat crop, the certainty that not
general conditions of trade throughout the coun-
try are improving; all these are items In the gen-
eral SITUATION which have contributed to the I'm
prov ement IN rices OF stocks In the past week.
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STEAMERS. &c.

AND IhE SOUTH.
Inland and Seahoard g. astln2 Co. Is Elegant Steamer.
M1SpAY, WI bay end FRiD ats al p p.i M.
Ieturnlnr C"nneetrr in Norfolk with Bcstn. Provi-
s send ann and At NST o Nth be- e nd all ines
Ticket stateroeIns cru b. secured at BS o. ticket
ofice.6lS 18th +. AIThE1 WOOb. sec's rea-. Is
FoR NORFOLK xI P22H PIT MOTH, FL. MONROE
r0om' fx Ssf0 Or SGI1Ha1I f%pH1I steamer
e sh9 ss Il s spd stops
y Ps9t and Point po LoSnS onS and o re
denee New ort am NE river sseam rs. AMI the Sor
f.h and Western and seaboard and osnSke Is;
Wegh w 5fstTsd S diy mt, y Hipe1ss Sunni.
Mt. VERNON! Mt. VERMONT
STEAMER ". W. CORCORAN
leaves eth street wharf daily texce Sunday for Mt.
$50 L. L. BLAK . Captain
KIw YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM
bsR & i SS EaSSSaM 10 + Gk
Mails to TIE Netherands leave com any's Pe foot Of
safs siy and ~Ep
e,S sg sss0 ssaS eso r so % s
New lors. For passage apply to W. G. METzEKOTT
NUKTH GFRMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YoRx HAvRe
The SSpos s;s AMP BrETEs
Rates of passage: From New York u Hayre. London,
sse as I pfs5d :s ssrsr sSe
e. ssh Ss So aRpS e SEETn
CO.. 925 Pennsyivalia avenue northwest. Agents for
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PuaE AND INv1eoRAr1sa.

Those who may wish to purchase. either a. deciou.
beverage or for medicinal purposes an unsdulterased
whskey are invited to make ta, Of the celebrated
brand.
E F. E :. F : T. i
$#$#EEE FIT III :: =: ::
This whiskey. upon m ANALYTICAL examination, has
proved to be FREE from Fusil Oil. and indeed Of any
Of the modern ingredients which are used to give &c
titious age and favor to this popular drink.
For sale by
BROWNING M-DDLETON.l
BARBOUR HAMILTON.
J. B. BRYAN b BRO, and WIZ 40 ~
B. ". REEDS SONS
H. & H. W. CATHERwooD,
PHILADELPHIA,
ja1s-7st SOLE PRoPRIETORs.
u vERc ATsi
THE NICK OF TIME FOR DOWNRIGHT
B A r G ms.
We stin have many full lines from s. upward Fresh
and Stylish Goods. Such greatly Reduced Prices
throughout as to make them . splendidly- in.
vestment at this time.
sUITs.-A stin extensive stock at cut-down figures
for the late season. s. and upwards.
PANTs.-special. new manufactures, So and up
SUITS for Boys from to II years, from 50 upvard.
GOSSAMERS for BOYS from 81. rs I'D.
GoSsAMERs for MEN So up, at
THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
N.B.-No trouble to show goods f21