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DIED.
BARBARIN. On Wednesday, February 2sth 1874
u. SO am. FRANCIS n. BAKBAKIN, In III

e bsssfEESS.g SsA IN l's &
ssss: % s:ss II
cbs9s. At b. .ssdenoe
he late Joseph dsoss sSsln nan.
rGa xs. q February a 1885, MAR
Ess J, :. and friend: q sSs family ssspscp
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FOoTE. Ats O'Clock on the morning of February %,
F tssS; alter short but Dsnful ninssA CHARLES
KEEFFE: On Tuesday, February 9th. 1883. JOHN
snd rden e. q III. sy ;oe the .
His relatives and friends a. respsctsSIly invited .,
.SSys 9th and Boundary. Thusdsy. At hsifp.st Z:
.iss ss s.: rssG rsf En- s
ZIf, relict OF the late Peter s. Kemon.
No. III street. Northwest s' on non hS HsSn T.
a. q qfs FiasfE
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ct p. No flowers. 2s'
s.a1Es o. sA EMfsssq.sy ss =
Frank and Harriet slater. In the sxteenth year his
Tine funeral win take place from his late residence
corner Eleventh and Streets on March LIST. e
-, WALLER; February 2ets, 1879, .s $50 oe,cel. e
tas l:ss John and Mary W. WALKER 'ssd sss''ss
ssfe On BE- Fenfls 6rss:t
1sss .y H ny 's sssi N :s.i in 1s.s
Her fanss. wn sss H':es from ssr ssss.s rs,asns
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TeIeeraDlpie Briefs.

a. c. Dwight & Co.'s wool securing mill, at
Windsor Locks, Conn.,, was damaged by fre this
morning to the extent OF $3.50 FULLY covered by
insurance.
The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh have ar
rived at Berlin.
station, Newport this morning with gun cotton
brought by the q. g. steamer Nipsic from Lisbon.
The q. 8. steamer Juniata sailed from Malta for
Alexandria yesterday
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Capitol Notes.

THE RIVER AND HARB0R BILL.
The fact that the House decided to-day to 20 on
with the river and harbor appropriation bill, In
stead of the deficiency bill, which Chairman his
cock endeavored to call up indicated that it is the
intention to pass that bill 1t will thereafter have
to run the chance OF passage In the Senate and q
presidential veto. The Potomac fats appropria-
ton will be added to the bill when 1t reaches the
Senate
PRIVATE PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING MAPS, ETC.
Mr.. Anthony to-day submitted in the Senate q
joint resolution authorizing the public printer to
accept private proposals for printing maps and
other illustrations for the census reports from
plates or stones engraved under special appropri-
sus prior to the act OF August 7tR, 1882 whenever
1t shall clearly appear that expense can be saved
thereby. Referred to the committee on print
ing.
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AH"1S1 VI IHh AiLEuhD FkHfkfKATUR
Omcers Rhodes and Slack, OF the second pre-
cinct, this morning made an important arrest in
capturing Buck Butler, notorious colored man
with a number OF aliases, on d street, near the
Police Court. He is charged with burglarizing the
Rockville Nd, post Office. The post ONCE is kept
in a grocery store, which was broken into several
weeks ago and a lot OF boots and shoes and CLOTH
Ing were stolen from the store and the post ONCE
was roDbed OF money, postage stamps, &c. The
officers state that they can connect the prisoner
with the robbery. This is the first arrest that has
been made In the case.
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YOUTHFUL TBIEvEs.--1bree small colored boys
named JOS Ford, Geo. Miner, Geo Colston rang.
Ing between niue and fourteen years OF age, were
In the dock at the Police Court this morning
charged with stealing a bicycle, valued at "a,
from John Sypher.the property OF J. Hale sypher.
Ford was sent TO the reform school: Coston w al
nned $40. and Miner was dismissed
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Arrests Of Irish mem I'm Frs

Arrests Of IrfShmem I'm France.
PARIS, Feb. 28-The radicals are angry at the
arrest Of Frank Byrne, at the instance OF the
British government The IntydnSiQednt accuses
the government OF basely cring1ng in order to
meet English exigenc1eS An active investigation
Is being made into the circumstances OF the arrest
1t is expected that other arrests Of persons sup
posed to be connected with the troubles In Ireland
will be made
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Affair i'm West Washington.

A91aAx0 vv0OS " 0oulmRVOns
DRATH.-Mr. Francis N. Barbar1n, one OF the
Oldest citizens OF this place, father OF Dr. Barba-
rim, died at his residence about l O'Clock this
morning, In the SD year OF his age. The funeral
WIN take place from Oak Hin cemetery chapel to
morrow at O'Clock.
R0BBERIka-Yesterday thief entered the tall
street, during his absence and stole an open-face
silver watch, with black lace guard and key at.
tached.-Between 1880 and ESQ m some one
entered the residence OF BENJAMIN Nailor, In Cts
sell alley, near Water street, by means OF q false
key. and stole . coat and also q small sum Of
money.
AN INTERRsTIN0 MKEFIS0-The Catholic Union
met last evening with large attendance, MI. r.
Harper was elected q member Of the board of Of.
rectOrs and MeSsrS II. N. Beadlo and Jas. r. Fir.
man were elected active members OF the union
The literary program was very Interesting, the
readings Of MesSrs Dyer, Manogue and King being
given In nne style
TIE ToILaAT1 on the Rockville turnpike will be
transferred from its present position to the old
stone tavern, at the Brold Branch road. Now
that the road within the District lines is District
property, no reason exists why it should not De
put in nrst-rate order. 1t is asserted that more
country produce comes over this road to this city
than from any other one road.
THE friends OF r w. Morgan and John A. Ken
nedy are invited to the opening OF their new house.
No. 9S3 D street, tomorrow (Thursday1 from IL q.
M to II pm
NOTES.-The seamen arriving at this mort re.
mark upon the unusual number Of sea gulls In the
river, and state that IL is sure sign Of prosper
Gus fishing seasOn.-NrS. Logan, sister Oh MI III.
C. Craig arrived from San Francisco Yesterday Via
the Southern Pacific railroad.
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Name [. q Ao,ne. O.

"A DrNNKR ~ THE PREsrpFNr-The President
win give Q dinner this evening In honor OF the
Psi Upsilen fraternity. o: which ne is members
The Following are the guests: senator ami MrH
Frye, senator and Mrs Hawley, REPRESENTATIVE
and Ms j. R Buck, Representative ana MA
Waldo Hutchfns, Representative ana Mira Win X
Rice, Representative w. T. Robinson aud dauch.
ter, and Mr. ChaS Dudley Warner
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INTERNATIONAL RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP CON-.
PAEY-The bill to incorporate the International
railroad and steamship company passed the
Florida legislature Monday night, and was signed
by the governor yesterday. General Gordon Of
Georgia, is the leading spirit OF the enterprise
which is to build trunk railroad down the back.
bone OF the peninsula TO Key West The company
has large land grant
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THOMAS DOWNING. Aucuoneer.

IMPRo oTs n PROPERTY 70 No. 10 TWgNTIETH
On THURsDAV SFTERN1On1SS q BE- 1CH 1iUN:
1883 at FOUR O'CLOCK in front Of the D. emsee "a
SHALL sell Part Of Lot B, In square 10, fronting
feet on the east sid Of 10th street. by depth of 14s
feet 10 inches to alley improved by frame dwelling
Terms: One third cash: balance at six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust. An conyeyencing &C.. at purchasers
cost 500 deposit required at time of sale
t22-dts THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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Altered Diamond

CHICAGO. Feb. &-Gilbert Yost and IBID {"
HOulihan have been arrested for connection with
the robbery OF Wallis jewelry store In Laporte,
Indiana, some weeks ago. Six hundred dollars
worth OF diamonds OF the 100000 in property
stolen have been recovered from HOulihan'S
house. The men are known to the police as two
Of the most expert criminals In the country.
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PARIS, KY, Feb. 2s.-FIre last night destroyed a
whole block except the Presbyterian church. The
buildings burned were those OF Davis & Lyle
drugs; the western Union Telegraph of1ice; Crox-
ton, notions; Jno. F. Nesbit, grocery; N. Krimer,
stable and Davis & Ryan, grocery. Total loss
from $4,000 to 800, 0O0
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M A R RlED.

COWNE-MOOkE- February 10TH 1888 by Rev. n
]. Stine OF Iowa, WILLIAM b. COWNE, Of Oreron.
TO IDA X. MOORE, OF Warrington, D. @.
S1MPSON-DETWEILER At the resistance OF thu
brides parents. the morning of February the 1sth
1883. by Rev. s. II. Greene. CHAS. W. SIMPSON a
ADA DETWEILER.
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l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
DoTRrIfh rR NG9ETH. WEST AND s0gTHMEsT.
STEEL RAILS. NAGNiFICE NJ Fof M bN y Eny

VINhE GREAT
1a39g,En SSEEfHzz.1 Essz sSgss
il hTFEcT ffsnut si1h ssrE EoiHsssP s
F., e. sIa Asp 5 Poh1oWs os o0a'1a
kof fl,'Spnrg and The West Chicago Limited Express
daily sfs ssspns a, usr. i Ess
Tla 5 Is TO &anGnnsti Western Express 80
f passns and Man sss WI s1Pfs.s $50 All, Q.
-, 9RALTIaioRE AND Po5yoMAc RAILROAD.
40 p N daily except sunday. with P.ises Cars
IN. daiy. except Sunday.
$50 and Si PM GUO On sun SS ! n So
sna i92o Ii 1';x E1press q gIIman Par
Tor Bo, wsout chanse -' 70 p ~. every Week
z e'fs: :s.s t.
@ New F 4osf c street avoiding d0uS
ss - !0i s.ss lsS.s ssi ss az sss:
ss1asy 800. $50 am: 40. $40 1:so ssS 81
For fS.s's STsef Line. s:4oa m and 4:4o pm. daily.
For AInaso!ls. $40 aad 40 pm. daily. s.esp.
aSR shDaHRRn asD Rssasa s4
For Ays s go ,:oc; e.s 90 and II as n.
sunday .ss go .a 30 :ns s'91 and II 80 on
Fer E S.a md md The sossA $50 and :as am
Trains He1sndra for WasSinssons s.oG see
sos md md a sS an; l3s9 1S50 s0S $40
saa.y a: $780, SIS and 100 4% 4:ao %. %
f,saets and info1mason at the oacs nostnsass corn
9 Gsso i o1 81 ho 81 s1 sps ns S6ssns Of
ms =; WOOD. GspsM rsnenssr Agent
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rant for Brennan.

No Warrant for Brennan.
DUBLIN, Feb. 8-The Freeman's Journal says
1t Is authorized to state that DO warrant has been
issued for the arrest OF Brennan.
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STEAMERS, &c.

EORIRESS MONROE, NOhI ok, PODTSM MOUTH
Il AND HE SOUTH.
Inland and Seaboard Coasting Co. Elegant Steamer
LADY OF The LAKE, caves 9th street wharf every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 5 y. m
stopping at Puey Point aid Poi Lookout going and
fefunnR. Connecting in &orfolk with Boston Prov-
oenee aud New York steamer and all railr3ad lines
oonIh and at Old Point with he Chesal cake Ohio r.
1ekSfs stateroOms b. secured at b. & o. ticket
oce 1851 Pa St Marc Hotel, boat and general
ONCE, 613 10th ST. AIFREtt WOOD, Sec'y treas. IS
1HOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. FL. MONROE
u AND THE SOUTH.
Potomac Steamb at Company popular steamer
EXCEL IUT, capt. X. T.. Tull,
Leaves 18th street wharf TUESDAYS and THU Rs
DAYS. at and SaI URDAYS at $50 d.. H.. stop
ping at Pney Point and Point Lock ut, going and
turning. Connecting IN Norfolk with Boston. PIovi-
dence. New ork an me river steame and the Nor
folk aud Western end SeaboGrd and oanoke a.
ct Old Point with the Ohesapeake and Ohio railroad
Freight received daily until pm.
W. 7; WEIGH. Agt. l.. NJ. HUDGINS. Gen. Supt
lag
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There were abop, a ooo c.,a.

L0NGFELLow DAY.-There were about 5000 cards
distributed among the scholars or the public
schools yesterday inviting dime contributions
toward the Longfellow monument The returns
form all the schools have not yet been received,
put IL Is thought that nearly all the cards were
taken.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 28.-The president OF the
Union Trust company states that he will pay
to-day the last installment OF the 81, 900 car
trust loan to the directors OF the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad, which is the main c0ndltlon
precedent to the relief OF the receivers.
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movement is on foot at Montreal for the ca.
taDnshment OF line OF steamers TO a Mexican
por, ana the development OF Canadian trade with
The proposed movement by the government OF
pennsylvania, against the Standard OIL company
for briblng an agent OF the state by paying him
IS, 800 has been abandoned.
Jacob H. Kreider, prosperous farmer or West
Lampeter township, near Lancaster, Pa committed
suicide yesterday by hanging himself In his barn
He was GO years OF age
Hon. John II. James has at his own expense
ouilt the Fifth Baptist church, at Atlanta, Ga.
MI: William Z. Taylor, OF the Richmond state at
the Richmond theaier Monday night duplicated
the "w1re-gauze" trick OF Prof Hearne.
Rev. Harvey Wool who ~ recently resigned
the pastorate OF the Baptist church in Leadviile
Colorado, pronounces 1t ''the wickedest town on
The city council OF Baltimore yesterday passed
an ordinance authorizing the mayor to appoint q
new BOARD OF jail visitors instead OF the present
There are about rs school superintendent in
a sna. at the convention In Richmond r.
Myers Bros & Co 8 immense tobacco factory AZ
Lynchourg. Va, caught Ore last night and was
bacco. The loss is roughly estimated at 10000.
Another inmate or the lunatic ASYLUM ne
sahen 10 va mas aiea from the effects Of poison
slxth victim The coroner Is investigating the
At Cleveland yesterday morning Faward ret..,
was awakened by knocking at his door On
Opening the door he was attacked by three men
probably die N "AA
The Longfellow memorial association az Cam.
6r1dge, Mass. last night elected James Russell
John g. Whittier among the vice presidents:
treasurer
In the Pennsylvania house OF representative
yesterday bill was reported favorably from the
judiciary committee providing that II the city Of
Philadelphia shall furnish suitable accommOda.
tons for the executive business and for the ses-
sions OF the legislature, without cost to the state
the legislature Will meet In that city on the lrSf
TUESDAY In January, 1885. and thereafter
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A WILL FnHD.-fn the register OF Wills once
the will OF the late John Gavin beoueathinc his
properly 70 his wife and children. was nled
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CHICAGO, Feb. ga notous demonstration.
more serious than that which occurred q few
Evanston railroad last night About midnight q
weh-organized band OF 800 men marched up South.
port avenue TO Fullerton avenue, and proceeded to
tear up the track. Two hundred feet OF rails were
torn up and twisted out OF shape, and the ties and
roadbed were completely destroyed for that
distance The police mad expected a riot, bv1
the mob by stratagem had deceived the oficers
as TO the time and place. When the latter arrived
the rioters formed In line. marched some distance
In an orderly manner and dispersed. No arrests
were made.
The Speaker has just appointed Mr.. Speer or
georgia, as conferee on the tax bill, to MI the
vacancy occasioned by Mr.. Randall's decllnation
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TG-MORROW.
rf,HoMAs D"wLINa. Auctioneer
IMPORTANT ART SALE.
CHOICE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION
HIGH CLASS OIL PAINTINGS AND WATER
COLORS.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
WEDNESDAY,. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY TWENTY EIGHTH AND MARCH
FIRST AND SECOND,
AT ELEVEN AM. AND THREE p NJ,
AT OUR NEW ART ROOMS,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street.
The collection embraces New aud Interesting subjects
maiilcently framed from the American Art Gallery
Futon street, New York and is splendid opportunify
forocure fine mertcrous works OF art by esteemed
4 UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PIE. GEES.
y On THURSDAY, MARCH THE FIRST, AT HALF
E$l soH 1885, Fl a fad FHSAy skEf
9 sea p NJ will sell At the est bshmeni, No.
ts date Of and 81 Chains
pets, Books. Guns. Rev lyers. Clocks Blankets Bed
spreads, Umbrellas. sive and Plated Syerware etc..
,,, Parties holding tickets which time expires will
NJ FOLLY, Auctioneer f27ost
WEEKs CO., Aqctioneers,
w $50 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
TEN PIECES ENGLISH CASSIMFRES. CHEVIOTS
CHlNCHIlLA D!AGONALS AN OTHER FINE
Bg SOLD st AUCTION, rs Cover ss4 Hp7AScEs
AND PAY CHARGES.
Within our salesroom, THURSDAY MORNING
MAhCH FIRST. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. f27-2t
TINHOs. J. FISHER CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctioneera
ACRES OF LAND 1MMEDIATELY NoRTH OF
iMEEN foGkFEIESNfThHi AND six x!Md IA
STkEETS ExTENDED. sTBDIvIDED INTO
Under and By virtue Of 2 decree Of the EquityeAR
Court passed December 9Th. 1882, in . cause@6$
wherein Mary A; Holr,ead ct al. complainant-.-
eaS c9 S ~ Esn Ct al equity
Mach FIRST. AID 1858, At HALF.PAs 1r TIRE.
e Part. Of Pleasant Plains" and Mount Peasant,
fronting on road west of 14th street. and be-
longing to the estate Of the late James Esln containing
about p acres which has been subdvided into 81 lois
streets aud avenues conforming to the subdivision of Me-
Pleasant and COlumbia College lauds.
Terms Of Sale One third of the purchase money To
6e paid in cash the remainder two equal
and secured by deed Of trust AL conveyancng at the
cost OF the purchaser cash deposit Of 500 win be
required on each lot at the time of SALE
u Plats OF the subdivision may be obtained Mt tina
offices OF the Trustee or Of the Auctioneers.
mad SIS 1 ~ Street
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THE RIGHTS or STREET uucKsryRs the pa.
lice Court this afternoon eight street hucksters
were arralgDed together, on the charge OF OBJ
structtng the sidewalk on 9TH street. Opposite the
Interior and Post ON e departments The cap
tain OF the watch or the Interior department and
several policemen testified that the defendants
ooStruct the sidewalk. Three OF the Defendants
were dismissed. and the others gave their personal
ponds for their appearance. Judge Smell said that
huckSters had the right to sell their goods on the
street but not TO stop I'm front OF premises ana
eetaDllSh permanent business
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Latest qGleglans to The Star.


PROVIDENCE. R 1, Feb SAN earthQuake
shock occurred at Newport last evening, which
was very generally felt number OF panes OF
glass were broken in the vicinity OF Miantonomi
hill, and in one house q stOve-pipe was thrown
down. Houses at stone Bridge and on the island
were badly shaken up. At the torpedo station the
shock was so great that the officers thought the
magazine had been blown up. At Norwich q
meteor was observed by large number OF people
three minutes before the shock.
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CHARGED WITH FORGERY.-Wm. Gibbons a Young
mulattO man, was in the tolls OF the Police Court
to-day charged with forgery, and also with re-
celv1ng money under false pretences. Prosecu-
ting Attorney Moore stated to the court that the
facts or the case are that the defendant is a SER
want for the Argentine minister. The minister
gave the defendant about 500 to pay some dealers
forged the names OF the dealers to receipts that
the minister now has Mr.. Moore stated that the
minister refuses to come into court and on ac-
count OF his ONCE he cannot be brought In. The
DEFENDANT was released on his personal bonds.
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| VEGETABLE PRODUCT.

Only used in AYERS AeUE CURE, has proven itself
failing and rapid for every form Of Malaria
Disorder Fever and Ague, Chls and Fever No in
jury follows its use, and its effects permanent It
rouses the system to condition Of vigorous health,
cleanses the blood Of malarial poison and imparts
feeling OF comfort and security most desirable in Ague
districts 1t excellent tonic and preventative
well as cure, of all complaints peculiar to malarious,
marshy and masmatic regions. The great superiority
OF AYERS AGUE CURE any other compound is that
it contains Quinine, Arsenic, mineral; conse-
Quently 1t produces Quinsm or injurious effects
whatever the constitution Those by are
eft as healthy as If they had never had the disease.
The direct action Of AYER's AeUE CURE upon the
Liver and Digestive Organs makes it superior remedy
for Liver Complaints, producing many remarkable
For sac by al druggists 1884
HNHE CELLULOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER
breaks. never wears out. always clean, and can Da
worn while bathing. Is tor sale at
CHAS. FISHERS
623 Tth street northwest.
Lady Patrons. mill
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II U RIO Ell
COOKS GRAND EXCURSIONS
pave View YORK April goth. June LIST, June 18th and
June 30tfi. 1883.
Passage Tickets by all Atlsntc Steamers Special ia
eflitIes for securing g. Cd BER HIS.
TOURIST lie KETS for individual travellers in Eu-
Pope By al routes. at reduced rates.
COOKS EXCURSIONIST. with Maps and full par
Gculars, by Elail 10 cents. Address
THOS. COOK & SON,
f2l-wSs4t 261 Broadway, NY.
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CUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
zHE CUNARO STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40 N NEW YORK
Seryia We'd. Feb %. Pavonla.. Wed. March 2a.
GONNA We'd. March 2. ervla. Ned. April 4.
Sarthla We'd. March IA. Bothnia. Wed April IL.
catalonia We'd. Mar. FL. Galia We'd. April 18.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY, FROM NEW IORk.
-. - RATE OF PASSAGE:
geo, $50 and 800 for pas sen9er accommodations.
steeras at very low rates Steer.ge tickets from Lv
Spool and Queenstown and al other parts Of Europe
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
davre Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and
Tor Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply st the ComDanvss oea
10. Bowling Green, both steerage and cabin to
YTIS BlGELOW = CO., COS 7th stros. Warrington
sL1NON q. BROWN & CO., New York;
Crto Gessrs. OTIS BIGELOW Co
3Anl2 COS 18th street. Xashin9fon
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Warranted the STRONGEST TOUGHEST and most elastic
Glue on Earthl Endored by that ocientest Prof
Baird. Of the U. g. Fish Commission. Clues every
thing solid as Rock! Wood, Paper, Leather, Glass
daily BY the q = ssthscnian !nst1tut Government
dreds families Bottle Of OMeara's Royal Glue With
Brush and Tin Cover. only 2Oc. By mail 1Uc. extra.
&C., &c. ''
. The trade and public supplied by
j. U. OMEARA CO.,
1877 Pennsylvanla avenue. Washington. DC.
$35 GUN! That 81 CORN KNIFE endorsed by iii
Chiropodists. Sporting Goods Catalogue sent postpaid
Sold also by W. G. o'MEARA. 215 Penna. ave. o5
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DUBLIN, Feb. 2S.-The election in County Dublin,
to NIL the seat In the house of commons made va
cant by the death of Col Taylor, conservative,
resulted In the return OF Col King Hartman, con-
sentative, who received 5l4 votes Fourteen hun
dred and twenty-eight votes were cast for Mr. Nc
Mahon, the nationalist candidate. Mr.. Thomas
Guinness the second conservative candidate, re-
ceiyod IS votes
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.R1MAu1r & Co.'s

MAT1CO LIQUID.
ts1 &c al other have failed this prepare
OF All DISCHARGES. recent long standing. It is used
IN the Hospitals of Paris by the celebrated Dr. RECORD
ano u round greatly superior to all remedies hitherto
known. Sold by ali Druggists. js22.wXsiy