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Y'HOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

sAFF s EabgkRK hkAb
6isTR ic tHt co iGSna of WASHINGTON
-. By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of az
mosher and others against Thsodore
her and Others, equity No SOIL the undersigned. as
premises all the estate right title and interest Of the
parties TO said cause in and the described
u q Y SIs9 i ,hs TW6TTiETH PAY OF
hos nanSere M Il and " e
Truss su6divsio Of Lots numbered 33 "a and '5,
south side of Dunbarton street. Lot 80 improved by
And on the s. DAY immediately after the
Lot 81. in Beatty and Hawkins addition to said
ming "a feet from south corner of said lot fronting
on High street and then cunning northwardy - feet
the rear line of said lot thence souhwardy with said
No l2l2 High Street. '~'
the southwest corner Of the rear line Of said ot and
running thence nOrthwardly with said rear line 26
angles with High Street then sohward i rs feet
to the south line of said lot: then westwardIy 100
.a on SANE PAX and mmeate1y after the above
part Of lot No AZ, beipg situated at the corner OF
High and Bridge streets in said Georgetown fronting
and Ground Rent ne G
large Brick Building-the ground rent being $40 per
above sale. at SIN O'CLOCK z. NJ will sell in
square No 40, of Thomas Rea,s addition to George
town. part of lot No. IFS. beginning southwest
corner of said lot. running then east - feet then
north 100 feet then west "a feet; then south the
point of beginning and known as Jackson Ground
Rent, improved by large Brick House. No. 29l} VI
street nOrthwest-the ground rent being $50 per
And on THURSDAY the TWENTY DAY OF
MAY, 1885, at . O'CLOCK p NJ. will sell all that
certain real estate and premises in the county of Wash
ngton District OF Columbia aud known as part of Lot
No z. in MOshers subdivision Of BealTs Discovery
according to the plat Of said sub division recorded
in Liber 6I, folio 1872 land records of the District
Columbia Beginning at u pine tree corner of the
land and Addsons Also, in corner oflOt No. 3 of the
tract; then with Adison's line 16 degrees W. "a
perches to stake, 500. degrees east 6O24 pe,ches
with road, 45 degrees, % percles with road 30
degrees. 96O percIes to corner of lot No. g. 62l,
degrees, 81 perches to the beginning. containing
l6.9ulOO acres of land and il about hal:Inile distant
from Good Hope Hill, west side Of T. L. road, and
adjoins land of Knox and Addison.
twelve and eighteen months from day of SALE with
interest," the payment thereof TO be secured by the
promisa DRY notes of the purchaser purchasers
the purchase money can be paid all cash raifca-
ton of sale by the No deed deeds given until
all purchase money and Interest be paid deposit of
800 will he required eacl piece of property when
knocked down. lien will be reserved on each piece
All cUnveyancing at cost OF Purchaser. Terms of
sale must be complied with within days from day
OF SAFE otherwise trustees reserve right to resell
cost aud risk Of deia,ulttng purchaser.
HOWARD c. CLAGETr !
6lS * street nOr Invest; ,rr,,,.
WIILIhM J. MILLER, Aius'eeS.
Office 4S6 Louisiana avenue.
mY7-l&dS
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE UNiMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF STOP
DARD AND CONGEtSS STREETS, GEORGE
TOWN, ID. c., AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NAY sats
TWENTI-SE EENTH, 1855, at FINE-THIRTY IfaF
OOLOCk IN front OF the eInises shall sell a--AS=
valuable building lot on the northeast corner of Stod
dard and Congress streets, having front OF IS feet
Congress street with a good depth.
Terms. bne-thiTd cash: balance six, twelve and
eighteen months. with notes bearing interest and
cured by deed of trust the property sold, all
cash al the option purchaser. All conveyncirIg and
recording al purchaser cost 500 deposit required
al time of sale.
Elyl61idsl.s THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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Funeral Tuesday, Mt 3p. m.

. HofF I ON sunday. May 1-th. 1885. 4:l5
christian foriiude MARTHA a N 5FFMAN' t,
loved wife of John Hoffman, aged forty seven wears.
l2os Fourth street northwest. on Tuesday MAY Iah'
a. lonr clock pm Relatives and friends OF the fan-
hy are respectfully invited.
HURLEY. Afer long Illness which he bore with
christian chr, iortiinde SAM'L (. HUBLEY, the beloved
May his soul rest in peace.
The relatives and friends Of the family also mems
10 attend his funeral. from hs ln,,. rsi'sn, go
Third street northeast, ON Tuesday the Is,l Instant
kLENk. on May. 10th, lss5, Mt $50 p m. AID,
Dl r.. only and beloved child Florence aud t,sors
hiSlk, aged ten months and ten days.
Funeral nom the family resdence, 2l4l PennsyI
wanna aEenue northwest on Monday, lsh inst. 40
LoytDAY. ON Monday May 18th. 1855. MARY
day aged three Weeks and one dir. ''''e
Funeral from the par, residence 4os Nineteenth
pm.
LYONS; ON Saturday, May 10th. 1855. AT am.
NJ tne eloNed husband OF Hanora Lyons, aged
Funeral VIII take place from his late residence. 7os
FIRST street northeast, Tuesday. MAY la,h $50
a ~ Relatives and friends respectfully invited -
MAHoNY. ON SUNDAY, Nav I-th. lss5 at $50
Christian fortitnde, Mrs, anne MAhoNY. Ia the
seveutv-third year of her age - " Nv
Mas siie resi- In peace.
Funeral from BOO street southwest a; two O'Clock
IIesiay, May H. Friends vi the family invie cd
MULLER. ON sunday May 18th, ISs5. MABEL,
oldest daughter of w. b and r.. A. Muller, aged 4
Funeral took place at her parents residence l25l.
fehsy wanna avenue southeast, six O'Clock d. IA
yesterday sunday
REdHER. Al 30 a. m. May 18th, lSS5, JACOB
kiliEIs, aged 10 years
ni-ral VIII take place M five O'Clock H. m Tues
day the 9Th instant from oo7 New J,r-'.y avenue
All hiehas are Invited N. \. city papers copy.
TALSoN. Departed this life on SATURDAY May
loih 1888. al sven O'Clock pm. after "A sfoII II
mes oi PNEUMONIA. with the bl Ssod hope Iuinor-
II! beyond tue grave, Mrs. LETriE TAI.SoN, agcd
slNty-iiNe years
Funeral from Plymouth congregational church.
corner of nth and * siresas, Tue. ,itV. al f,,ur
O'Clock pm. Relatives and friends are requested 10
attend
WiSE ON Monday. Nav 18th. lSS5, at O'Clock
am, " Hill, the beloved child OF Christuph.I and
Rosa West, aged year AID > months.
uhefal VIII take place from parents residence
Bladeilsbnrg road aIurHpikeD. TUESDAY, MAY l.uh
AT four clock pm. Relatives frend, are Tes..l.
fully invited 10 attend.
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ATTENTION
CHOICE MOCHA AND JAVA BLEND, FOR DRIP
COFFEE. 3ic.
GREEN cor EE FROM 1Oc To 16c. Pr LIB
GRADUATED SUGAR, &c. PER LIB
OLD GOV. JAVA 2Sc.
STANDARD A SUGAR. &c.
CHOICE CAROLINA ISLAND RICE, Sc.
EXTRA b SUGAR. 5I2c. PER LIB.
THE BEST MINED TEAS, soc.
EXTRA e SUGAR. SC
FINEST FORMOSA OOLONC, 81 PER LIB.
ASSORTED TEAS FROM SOC. TO 81 PER LIB
SPRING LEAF. YOUNG HYSON AND GUNPOW-
DER. so AND 6Oc.
FINEST YAMASIIISO JAPANS UNCOLORED
AND GREEN TEAS.
AT THE
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON TEA Co.
43S NINTH STREET y. w.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO PUR-
CHASEIsS IN QUANTITIES. ap29lm
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BOOKS, &c.

Jusr Received
st r \ AN"
The history ola sentimental young man, with some
episodes in the Comedy of Many Lives Errors.
A novel by
HENRY F. KEENAN,.
Il. A. WHITAKER,
Bookseller and Stationer
my5 11O5 Pennsylvania avenue.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES

ORocER1Es Gpocr,,rs
SAVE YOUR MONEY
% Los Best Laundry starch pc
sugar Cured shoulders, : to Sc Ib
sugar Cured IiddlingS &c H.
tasSartis Hams. l2tsc. 10
Good Extra Flour, n. 80 10 81. 75 per Dbl
Roller Family 80 40 to 50 per bbl
"a bbi Roller Family, si.56
best Patent Process (warranted). per bbl 500
IA Biol Il SJ
q" 9Oc.
Seylon Java. roasted, and is fine, 21c. h.
Best o. q. Java. . lbs for 81.
RIO Coffee, l2la. ID and poe ID.
having purchased Teas before the advance, we sell
the best % and tigc. Tea in the city.
Best Dairy Butter - to 3oc 10.
Dried sugar Corn. iUc. per ID.
Best Golden Syrup, 10 to SOC. per gal.
INDIA TEA co.
4Io 9TH st sw. 1slan1)
Northwest corner.
View Orleans Molasses, 55 to 75c. gal.
IplpnhDra fsat
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MARRIAGE OF EDwINA BooTH.-The mar
risge Of Miss Edwina Booth, only daughter of
place Saturday at the residence of the brides
father, No. % Chestnut street, Boston. The
affair was very private, only about sixty of the
present
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DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

WAR DEPARTMENT. April 9, 1855.
Sealed Proposals lin duplicate will be received at
this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON WE'D
NESDAI, NAY TWENTIETH, 1855. for furnishing
Stationery for the War Department and its Bureaus
In Washington during the fiscal year ending June 3d.
1856.
Blank forms Of proposals, showing the items and
estimated quantities required together with circular
relating thereto will be furnished application to
this Office. !
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned,
endorsed ON the outside of the envelope, ProuoSils
for Stationery Bids Will be considered each item
separately.
{. Fl. HOYT. Asst. Quartermaster, U. S. A.
hp2.3, ~ G,my 1851 1861
I1ROPOSALS FOR MISCELIA NEOUSSU PPIIES
Il WAR DEPARTMENT. April-2, 1850.
Sealed Proposals lin duplicate) Will be received AT
this Office until TWEtN! O'CLOCK NOON, WE'D
s ShSDA1, NAY TWENTI-sENENTiI, 1883. for
furnishing Miscellaneous supplies, consisting Ut
Erooms Brushes. soaps, Towels. etc etc. for the
War department and its Bureaus in Washington dur
ing the fisC; year ending June Both. 1856.
Blank forms OF proposals, showing the items and
estimated quantities required, together with instruc-
tons to bidders, win be furnished application to
this office. Bids VIII be considered each item sepa
rately.
Proposals must be addressed TO the undersigned en-
dOrsed the outside of the elope, Proposals for
Miscellaneous Supplies
{. Fl. HOYT, Assistant Quartermaster, L. S A.
app "a .6,my lS.SI9-6t
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NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.

VENHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
No. 2o22 II STREET NORTHW EST
. by virtue OF decree, passed by the Supreme e,1A
Court Of the District OF Columbia i'm Equity ;"SH
cause Ss2s will sell at public auction. in front IL
OF the premises, on WEDNESDAY, MAY TW IN
IIEIH. 1t FIVE O'CLOCK +. NJ, the east one-lialf of
Lot thirteen, in Square one hundred and two ha wing
'front.' OF 255 feet on II street northwest and depth
OF lao 10, together with the improvements thereon
2O22 II street.
cash, one third III six months and Onethrd in twelve
months; deferred payments secured by deed of trust
on the property and drawing interest six Der cent
or an cash. at option OF purchaser Conveyancng at
purchasers cost and 500 deposit by purchaser on
day OF sale: ANDREW A. LIPSCONfB, Trustee,
fnyS-d,XdS :S2l al. street northwest
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/ 1CNALL q MAIK
L. Real Estate Auctioneers, 925 F st.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING, No 1920
MONTGOMERY STREET, GEORGETOWN, AT
AUCTION.
On MONDAY, NAY TWENTY-FIVE at e-f+
SIX O'CLOCK, / will sell in front of the preni- I'LL
ise5 at Lot No Is, fronting 10 PIP fet The H.
west side of Montgomery street bewe ell Bridge and
Olive streets. by depth of - feet impro ed Dy conf
foI table Frame dwelling House.
IermS Cne-haif cash. balance in six and twelve
months with interest secured by deed of trust o., the
property. All convey ancing a. cost OF purchaser
500 deposit required at time Of sale. my 16-dtIds
nUNCANsON BROS. Auct,oneers.
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TnR lOmRfS-

CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Mac Arfhnr
To-day, III. II Hough, forgery; pleaded not
guilty. John Hopkins larceny; recognizance
forfeited. Samuel Oppenheimer, assault with
intent to kill; verdict not guilty. Peter {.
Lynch, same offense pleaded guilty; execution
OF sentence postponed.
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IN WASHINGTON. D. c.

viii and testament Of Thomas Weaver, late OF EssH
Washington District Of Columbia admitted TO Eso
probate pr %. 1854 and recorded in will book
81 f0iios $50, &C., the undersigned a. executor, viii
amer oe
OND, 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK: Lots %. 20. 20 and
81, in c. II. WtbuKer's Subdivision OF square 442.
Lot 2 has front Of IS feet by depth of 1855, and
Lots %. 20 and ~ have each mont Of % feet by
And at FIVETHIRTY O'CLOCK. SAME DAY,
Lots u and o. In Hawes subdivision Of Mount Pleas
containing 1913 square feet each Lot 81 Is Inn
proved by 2 comf6rtahle Brick Dwelling.
Terms Of Sale On each property sold ethird cash
and the residue In two equal payments and two
years with interest ct Mx per cent Per annnn until
and recording u purchaser sc0s $50 deposit required
each paeoe Of property q the time OF sale.
ROBERT D. WEAVER
my7-dts Executor.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL; FORAGE, STRAW
Dept W 9UhRTERM4 Is s OFFICE 1sss
Sealed Proposals in triplicate subject to the usual
G c. Noo On at 5fs See rS
SECOND 1885, at which time and place they will be
1855 such Fuel Forage. Straw and Bran, as may be
required
The government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids Preference given to articles of domestic pro-
and such preference given to arcies Of American pro-
ducton produced the Pacific coast to the extent
~, Blanks and full Information 70 bidding, &c. will
my1set Deputy j. n. Geni s. 5. Army.
1OosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
i WAsnISsToN. DC, May 10TH 1885
vii T9Sby r. %WESHSEff II D! psy SF
the Money Order service.
An proposals must be in writing mo verbal offer will
rental of the building buildings. and the proposed
the buildings, and statement Of such alterations or
repairs as may be deemed requisite to make the build
tended. such alterations or repairs to be made at the
sole expense of the lessor.
for occupancy by the first of July, iSS5.
The United States will rent the building or buildings
year with the privilege of renewal from year to
year If Congress so authorizes, for further period of
The lessor will be required keep building or
buildings leased in good repair during the period
is desirable that the building or set of contiguous
onugs 9fered SHOULD contain not less that
storage besides that occupied by halls, walls vesti-
The Postmaster General reserves the right to waive
defects and to reject any and all proposals:
Buds for nS for SeW
the superintendent ofthe Money order system
my1S-St Postmaster General
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All Quiet i'm the Flat Top Coal Region.

LYNCHBUKG, May IS.-The reign OF terror re-
ported i'm the Flat Top coal region, Tazewell
county, has no existence in fast. Numerous
outrages occurred there some time ago, but are
believed to have been the work of Molly Ma
CURES from Pennsylvania. An Associated
Press correspondent to-day interviewed an Off
Ger OF the Norfolk and Western railroad who
spent part of last week at the mines and he
denied the existence Of any trouble. \ tele-
gram just received from PocahontaS SAYS:
"EVcrything is quiet not even pistol shot has
been heard, although last Saturday was pay
day. revival is in progress there.
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VI tK1llEsl-
Id

CR0NToN-ATHEY ON Saturday, Nav 10, 1855,
by the Rev. W. H. Capman, Il 4. tBsDNTON, 4
Washington, ID. c. and IDA l. ATHEh, OF ,ieores =
town. d.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

- WAsH1NGToN, May Is, 1885.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Department
T TW IMEETE 9cLoSk NJ Ek,bAi NAY
consisting mainly of Meats. Provisions. Groceries.
Dry Goods. shoes, Drugs, Paints, Hardware Fuel,
Lumber, &c. for the of the Government Hospital
for the Insane, Washington, during the fiscal
year ending June 80. 1856
Blank forms of proposal schedules of items and esi-
mated quantities specifications and instructions to
bidders WIN be furnished upon appii cation this De
pa tment. H. /. MULtEOW
myl3eO6t Acting Secretary
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GEN. GRANTS CONDITION TNcHA~-rn-
Drs. Shrady, Douglas and Sands held the usu.l
sunday consultation on Gen Grant cond iti,tl
yesterday BT. SHrady atterward made tia
following report I'VE found the General : local
condition neither better nor worse In ta,H
there has been no change during the last three
days. The patients general condition IL pretty
fair, considering his local condition hut n T. M
better He passed "A good night" Br. Shradv
said he,preferred not To certain quesfio
relating 10 spots, swelling. &c., until after the
examination "Wednesday.
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CEMETERY N0TlCEi-A LARGE AsSoRr
N,ment Of ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARINE
and GRANITE MONUMENTS of every design aud
OF the latest style the best OF nIs -
u now offered af the lowest possible Or ices ur
THE MARBLE W0RKs
Corner 21st 81 and Pennsylya anna ave. NO
Please CALL Inspect aud be convincoA ap2l-l0s
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TINRUSTEES' SALE OF THREE BRICK DIV ELL
Il ING HOUSES. Nos. 1856 $685. AND 1910 ON
ELEVENTH, NEAR STREET NORTH


ELEVENTH, NEAR STREET NORTH
WEST.
By virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded in 80
Iiber No. 1913 folio 416, Seq. OF the
records of the District Of Columbia, will sell ~
III 1rOnt of the premises, TUESDAY AFT r.R
NOON, MAY NINETEENTH. a. D. 1855 at SIX
O'CLOCK, the following described Peal Estate, stu
ate lying and being in the city of Washington Dis
trict of Columbia. and known and described on the
plat or plan of said city Lots numbered forty (4U
forty-one t41). and fOrty-twO az, in William a.
Stewards recorded subdiv ision of Lots CID
TWENTY-FIVE t.2). and twenty-three OF COltman's
subdivision of square three hundred and nine, to-
gether with all the improvements. ways easements
rights, privileges and apDurtenances TO the be-
longing or IN anywise apPertaining Each lot will be
sold subject TO incunbrauce of 900 interest
amount of hi h will be stated at sale.
Terms: Onethird cash; balance in and two years
Notes To bear interest and to be secured by deed OF
trust on premises, all cash option Of purchaser
Conveyancing. &C.. at purchasers cost Terms to be
complied with IN seven days. otherwise resale
and cost of purchaser. after five DAYS public notice
sch resale III some newspaper published in Washing
ton, d. - A deposit of StOO required each
day of sale. WM. MAYSE, (,,
GEO w. STICKNEY. ! iius'eeS.
M
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DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY
l. DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR.

MAY ., 1850
Sealed Proposals will be received at This depart
ment until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, THU RSiAY,
June FOURTH, 1883, for furnishing Stationery for
the epartment OF the Interior during the fiscal
ending June 80. 1886.
Blank forms OF proposals. showing the items and
estimated quantities required together with circular
relating thereto. Will be furnished application to
this department.
PROPOSALS must be addressed to the Secretary of the
Interior and Endorsed. the envelopes, Proposals
for Stationery LQ. &. LAMAR
Iuyl1-coGt Secretary
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TNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, ON MONT
GOMERS STREET, NEAR STODDARD STREET,
GEORG ETOWN, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. MAY TWENTY-SIXTH at ss&
SIX O'CLOCK Il will sell in front of the premises @R
lots No =, in square Us, fronting 80 feet on-A~
the east side of Montgomery street Stoddard
and Road streets, by IL depth of 100 feet These
the most desirable building lots in Georgetown and
should command the attention Of any one wishing q
first class lot.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve
months, with interest secured by deed of
property. AL conveyancing and recording of
purchaser myl6d.Sds
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. FRONTING
On MARYLAND AVENUE. BETWEEN THfR-
TENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
NORTHEAST.
\, For sale sale at public auction. on THURSDAY H.sN
MAY TWENTY FIRST, at SIX O'CLOCK Z. iiis%
NJ. Frame House No. 1915, Maryland avenue E.l.
northeast and small Brick House; lot 40 feet inces
by $50 feet.
Terms day of sale.
Iny16-d&ds TIIOS. E. WAGGAMAN Auct
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BELIIS JOSEPH BELLS, at Annapolis Nd On
Sunday, at pm, 18th instant ged seventy huee
DE MOTTE. on NAV Is. 1850 at 4 O'Clock a ma.
at the residence of mis- brpthvriu-aW Dr. h H. Adams
ERANk Nj. DE NOTE, only son Of Mrs &. ".
TAYLOR
Funeral VIII take place from 927 New York avenuo.
on Tuesday, at 80 pm.
EVERETT ON sunday, May -, lsS5. of srariei
fever, ROBERT THOMAS EVERETT, hg.-l five
years and three months, eldest Of Robert an9
Emma L. Everett.
Weep not for little Robbie
His gentle spirits He'd:
He swvctly SIZE ps with JeSuk,
Among the silent dead
Shed not a tear of sorrow,
Around his infant toinb:
Think what "A luNe ely flower
We have IN Heaven 10 bloom
God takes the heautiful-ihe best
They are hut l,.ui-nut given;
He sets lis jewels On his breast,
That they may shine in Heaven
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AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York stock Mark of

The following the opening and 300 u M prices
ofthe New York stock market to-day 5 reported by
special wire to H. IL. Dodge, 1i9 10Th street:
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PERsoNAL.-Vfce President Hendricks has
consented TO deliver the address TO the Yale
graduating class this year.-Mr. George Ban
croft win 60 to Newport about the 1irst Of sumo.
Orleans exposition.-Mr. Joseph Medill, Of
the Chicago Tribune, II In the city.-First Con-
trOller Durham has returned TO Warrington
from Q short visit TO Kentucky ON private busi-
ness.-SenatOr Sawyer arrived In Washington
last evening for the purpose Of taking his family
to Wisconsin. They win leave in special car:
probably on Thursday.-Charles Emory
smith. OF the Philadeaphia Ersss, Is as the
Arlington.