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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-16
A Bad Conscience.

A New York bank cashier, who was
making preparations to go to Canada
having occasion to return to the bank
after night. found that a burglar bad
opened the safe, and was extractlngth Inc
contents.
Now I've got you Throw up your
hands" exclaimed the cashier, draw.
ing bis pistol.
BAH replied the burglar eo'', @.
temptuously you keep quiet Or =
tell the directors how much money :
didn' fir.d in this safe.
The cashier recoiled with horror ano
dismay at the suggestion.
You had mighty narrow escape
from catching a burglar contlnuea
the knight Of the jimmy, Next time I
come, if there ain t any more cash y Y
the safe I'll land you in Sing o'ns'
and after obtaining a contribution irolp ~
the cashier, the burglar withdrew s'p'
inc. - Tcras SiItinQs.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-16
She was EQUAL to Him.

Not long ago a howllng Dr'''sa
swell came over here and put up ~ "
Bellevue. Among Others 70 whom Z, I,
brought letters was Distinguish
physician and his vic, who invited '''''
to dinner In acknowledging fne ~
vitation Milford remarked that o 6
was only passing through the c''y y
hoped the hostess would excuse =
coming to dinner sans facon 10 us'ss I,
ing dress The reply was that oi 2 = laas =
who knew the respect that was a'le :.
herself and guests She regrettea 'as,
Milford had not come prepared 20 accsR' Is
the hospitalities which would be g'aa',
extended to one SO introducea' 4 @s 4
hoped that when he next visited Ip's J,
adeIphia she might have the pleasp''ss es's :, 7,
entertaining him at her table. n~ &,
would have been the result 4 M''e's e,
had actually presented himself = T., T.
tweeds can only be conjecturoa,, - &.
without doubt the hostess would ns's !,
been equal to the emergency. fa'''''''' '
.ghia Times.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-16
Death of Colonel COrkhiII.

A private telegram from Mount Pleas
ant, Iowa, announces that Col. George B.
Corkhill died at that place on Tuesday the
9Th inst, ofhemorrhage Of the stomach. He
left Washington to deliver q Fourth of Ju-
" Oration at his old no ne, and appeared
in his usual health. Col. CoIkhitl served
through the war as a private and after
wards as an officer in an artillery regiment,
md received the rank of brevet lieutenant
colonel. After the war he settled at Mount
Pleasant became the editor of a newspa-
per and married the daughter OF associate
Judge Samuel Miller, OF the United States
supreme court He was appointed a clerk
Df the United States district court in 1868
and studied law. In 1878 he went to Wash
ington and purchased the Daily Chronicle
from John w. Forney. Corkhill conducted
the Chronicle until 1876, it failed, and
he entered into partnership with William
Penn Clark oi Iowa to practice law. His
first wife died about this time, leaving him
two young daughters, who have since made
their home with Justice Millcr's family,
who are now at school. In 1877 Col. Cork
hill married Mrs. Phillips, a very wealthy
lady OF Washington, who died three years
afterward. In 1879 he was appointed
United States district attorney, and
served until two years ago, having charge
OF the prosecution of Charles j. Guiteau.
Since his retirement from the district at
torneyship he has been engaged i'll the
practice of law.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-16

Wayne MacVeigh in his address be
fore the Yale law school discussed the
relations of the laboring mass and the
capitalist class. He said it will always
be true under any political system.
possible for us, that the best way Of
creating q proper reverence for law is
by taking care that law Is worthy O.
reverence by its singleness of devotion
to the general welfare; that the best
security for private property is il
taking care that it is only honestly
acquired; and that the best way OF
developing q patriotic spirit is by
helping to make and keep all the min
istries of the state pure and benef-
cient. No class of her citizens can do
more to enable her to realize this high
idea of good government than the
lawyers of the country.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-16

Henry Wattersop, editor of the
Louisville Journal, writes from Lon
don OF the contest for home rule: '"The
Tory mobiles believe they are fighting
for their titles and perhaps their es.
tates. In this l think they are right
The tendency OF the world is set as
much against feudalism in the close OF
this Nineteenth century as, in the be-
ginning Of the century, it was set
against slavery. Indeed, prerogative
is but another name for slavery. 1t
is only question of time when the
house of lords will go. After that the
deluge. Emancipate the serviIe Eng.
lish people from this thraldom to feud-
al ideas and they will become the most
brutal Of leverers. The crown will fol
low the house OF lords.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-16

Agriculture, an English journal,
gives some attention to cattle ranch.
ing and its results on our Western
plains. 1t appears that there are
eleven large English companies, which
own 672,O13 head, and own and lease,
IN all, 3,319,072 acres of land. The
Prairie Company, organized in Edin-
burgh about five years ago, has CAPT
tai of over million dollars, owns
about 125,000 cattle. It's dividends
were 20 LIZ per cent. in 1883, and lie
per cent. i'll 1884 and 1885, very sat
isfactory, no doubt, to British capi
tai. The tendency is, however. tc
smaller. profits, as the cattle-grazinl
territory is becoming overstocked, ,anc
prices are declining. American com
panies, to keep up dividends, make
forced sales, and thus keep up waste
ful competition. While the great graz
ing companies are not meeting then
expectations, such stall-feeding as is
practiced on the farms Of the Middle
and Northwestern States continues
the most profitable kind OF husband
ry commonly practiced, much more
SO than the reising of cereals for mar
ket.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-16

England's ambition is placing 8
heavy burden upon her Indian en-
pire. The budget OF that imperial
province shows a deficit of$1, ,700,0 600
The protectoratd of Afghanistan, the
increase of the army in In liza, and the
'subjugation of Burmah, all OF which
are charged to it's account, cause the
deficit. The already over-taxed ma
tives are to have the pleasure of pay
ing the bills OF their aggressive masters
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-16

On May the minersat Grape Creek,
Ill, struck for an advance Of wages
and were unsuccessful. The employ
ing company declined to re-employ
them, and has now evicted them
I 900 men, women and children from
their houses, and they arc encampes'
in the woods and "subsist on the pit
tt.a.ssee aelea ont by the Union, Z, 1t Is
easy enough to condemn the agitators
and walking delegates who ordered the
strike, and it is easy enough to con
denim the heartlessness of tile evictinf
mining company But when by the
fault or folly Of either Of these. or b
both, it's possible i'll the Republic 10,
900 men, women and children to be
turned into The WOODS to starve D,
steal, there is q nonstrous wrong
somewhere, even Il such fate be di
xectly the fruit OF their own folly.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-16

The Massachusetts legislature, which
has just adjourned, with two excep
tions, completed the longest service
since the beginning OF government in
that state.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-07-16

The differences of the Anthracite coal
ring have been adjusted, which means
that coal will be one dollar ton high
er this year than last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-10

soapstones and this wicked weather-its two
below zero nov! Oh, Francis let Teddy put the
horses night in and overtake him, and at any
rate carry him your big cloak and some rugs,
and Il he must 60 let him have our close car
rtage"-all in q breath.
Its no use now, anything OF the sort. Hes
700 far OF TO be caught. Whoever drives
kirke has to drive like the son of Nimshi
TEDDY Is off on his holiday, besides; and Fat
TICKS cold Is too bad for him to venture 1t
no mes . man grown, and must direct him.
"He had only fifteen minutes" said Mrs.
Louie, under her voice.
"What!' cried Francis. "What! Then you
and Flossy Venning have killed himr'
had been jolting and bounding and twisting
over the long frozen turnpike for two hours and
more stopped at Col. Evans door, and q man
VINO had been breathing the bitter blasts of the
rasping air for all that time, and coughing and
strangling with the prolonged singing as every
chilled now to the marrow and covered with
the cold sweat of his effort for breath, dragged
himself out and went in at the opening door
now warm was the soft atmosphere OF the
wealthy house, sweet with its spicy fire and
blooming flowers, and dazzling were the lights!
Were these women, kind women, these fair
shapes about him? Were these walls about
MN, or parts of shining and receding space?
w as this the end? II have come he tried to
say, and fell heavily forward into the chair that
the end, indeed. His mouth was full of blood.
he struggled for that last breath, and was gone.
FloSsy Venning killed him." said Francis
afterward, with that reckless tongue of hers,
That never stopped to find the truth or false
mood OF 1t ALL" He never said a word of Louie's
little talk just as much as if she had done it
with knifel"
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Twenty young men in the town of Lee have
signed an agreement to let their boards grow
ior three months, and the one showing the
least growth OF whiskers for that time Ia 70 give
supper.-6frtnQaeid Republican.
Recently In Brunswick a Macon young man
acted as godfather to the infant OF friend.
me excitement of the occasion caused him to
drop the infant into the baptismal font, making
Baptist OF It instead OF an Episcopalian.-O.
luanbus (GG.) Enquirer.
TIE Christian Ex0Hst,aev hits q good many peo-
pie in an article entitled "Joining Pastor.F Il
says they do not join the church. They ssunite
themselves" 20 the pOpulor postor. While he
stays, they stay. Whea he goes they scatter
and hunt Ner The next popular pastor 70 Join.-
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AUCTION SALES.


T,Hos + wAG0AMAN. Real Estate Aueaoneer
sAIs FL kHS HSs
SoA Asb v sis sT lnTs A s9HTHa S
sTRkKTs NORTHWEST, on ALLY IL
RkAR OF LsTREET. BETWEEN Ninth AND
hfWEN okNaH hNb s 4S STREETS snshET
AMP q sTRETTs SOUTHWEST: sEgSNS
TWEEN X sTREEr AND GEORGIA AVENUE
probaed in the supreme Court Of the District Of ~
Coar. business and by the decree Of the said supreme
Term in Equity, in cause No. 77ss. viii as Trustee
sell at public auction Of each of the prem
district Of Columbia, to wit: ON III URsDAY the
TWhNTY:NINTH DAY OF APRn.. Ap 1856. AT
sts ef ssyn. M part of Lots and n IN square
bered ele stree, northwest
9o-loo fee on l. street. and lot II and part of lot
monting % A0-100 feet on l. street. and lots 4. NJ
alley and having ON the sie aess Sn asS sss
on .ns r. side oo-foot alley, together with the i'm
~. Also, on the same day. at HALF-PAsT FIVE
", d, n r. M lots ?, D. and TO- In So eo2, and
Terms OF Sale: one-thrd of the purchase money In
cash and the balance in equal insalmepts I'm ore
ana two years with six per cent interest from day OF
safe Tor which notes of purchasers must be given
cash at option of purchasers, Cash deposit of 500
must be made on each of the lots in square 36p
down. Ali conveyancing at cost OF purchaser Terms
OF SAFE must be complied with within days from
day Of sale default of which the trustee reserves
chaser AFTER Ia. ee days public advertisement
HENRY WISE GARNETT, Trustee.
THOS T. wAGGAMAN auct s@ee' nor on ,nwsss
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ssKilled!'s


KILLED at" What matters wheref
He Is dead. and that is enough!
'killed!' It is written there
In letters that stare and stare!
What though the telling be rough?
He Is dead, and that Is enough!
Died with his face to the foe
Trying another to Save"
How else, how else should he die?
could not have loved him SO
II he had not b. en- bravest OF brayei
Dead and 10 word of goodbye!
No whisper Of love from affair!
star! star! star!
looked in your eyes last night
And saw his eyes in your light:
And knew, knew he would die,
For that was his last goodbye!
Get you gone. Get you gone from my sightf
Why do you stand and stare:
he is dead! 1t is written therel
And It's late-sO late tonight!
There! there! forgive me- but 20!
You mean to be kind, know
But leave me TO God and to him!
KILLED, with hts face to the foe"
The Neutrality-suspicious.
Leave me-tO GOd-and-tO him
George WeGtherly tn CusseWs Ad0dztne.
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- NESS,
OR THE LIQUOR HABIT. POSITIVELY
CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR.
HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC
il can be given in cup of coffee tea without the
knowledge of the person taking it. is absolutely
harmless and will effect permanent and speedy
cure whether the patient is moderate drinker or an
alcoholic wreck. 1t has been given in thousands of
cases. and III every instance perfect has fol-
lowed IT NEVER FAILS. The system once impreg-
mated with the Specific, 1t becomes utier
oilii' ALL The liquor appetite to exist
FOR SALE
DIR. S. F. WARE
EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE
Corner 14th and T streets: also, r. f. HELPHEN-
slime, corner l4th street and Vermont avenue,
Washington, ID. c.
Call or write for pamphlet containing hundreds OF
testimonials from the best women aud men from all
parts OF the country oc24S.tu.th
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SEWING MACHINES. &c

EINHE SELF-THREADING NEW AMERICAN
Il No.
more extensively used in this city than any other
IL runs perfectly smooth and noiseless. Simplicity
thread. No spiral springs. No cog wheels Eiegant
attachments To do the most beautiful fancy work It's
seifthreading shuttle holds more thread than any
other. A child can learn 10 operate on the No in
nve minutes Call al Office and Endorsements Of
over 1000 Washington people using the Silent
New American No. Z. including tailors, dressmakers
and mechanical perts. C. AUERBACH
Cor. 9TH and III sts Sole Agents d. c.
New Automatic, New Domestic, New singer aud
other standard machines at bottom prices No drum
mers Repairing all its branches Rent (all m kes
81 week x.S Der month. no
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0cU La. ave. n
w. Y. DCNALL. Auct1OneeY. an7.llld<k,


FTNHOMAS J. FISHER & co, Real Estate Aucts
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ESTATE OF THE
LATE RICHARD T. MERRICK, ON r STREET
NORTHWEST. BEING Nos. 1906 AND 1908.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of ercA
the District OF Columbia passed in the cause of :sH
Margaret Merrick and Others against Louise e8
Merrck and others, No. 1886, Equity Docket 2S me
undersigned trustees appointed by said decree will
proceed TO sell on TUESDAY, APRIL TWENTY
public auction in front of the premises No "a In
square No. 254. Washington, ID. G., known as y os.
1906 and 1908 street northwest lately occupied by
Richard L: Mcrrick. so, residence and office.
Terms OF sale: one-third cash. balance in one and
purchaser will be required secured by deed of
premises and policy of insurance deposit of 5000
will be required III time of sale. Title perfect
FREL ERICK b. MCGUIRE
MARTIN +. MORRIS
GEORGE b. HAMILTON.
1906 + st. n.w)
ap3eo1 wdsdtds TRCsTEEs
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RAILROADS.

TIE sp pkkTfHsS Wfs4 AID s soTFHwpsr
DOUBLE TRA,K. sPLEN DID SCENERY
STEEL fkl EfFE NFeafF5 hE ESn isss
Trains leave Washington from srauoa corner of eth
For Pittseurs and the West ohiosso Limited Express
q 9ip raiss se slespns Cars q $50 daily Iss
with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 20 Unonnac
% Chicago. with sleeping Gar Altoona 70 cnicssS
Chicago and Cincinnati Express ct 7:IO T. n dsliys
nesting HsrrisSurg Win Western E.pTs sS ssss
through throws siespers for Loulsville and @ Loul,
and and me West, win through seepsi HsrrsSurs 3
For Erie Ganandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
1oeo ri daily exsep, saturday. with Palace
For wlliamsport, Lock Haven, and Klmirs, 1t ESQ
For New and the T.sa ,5 soo and HOO
day 300 AZ iS 800 and l Ia M on suDa
80 4: ~: and $40 2. n daily, except sunday. ~
i Ssr;sy % with boats q b,oOfyn
doupe ferriage across New York city.
1000 and so1 .9S = io o. ~
For S.i SsSs SIS s.5s 800 a. s.o 80 a
fiSS 4; NJ, 200. AGO. s.co S' sfo. 1000 . sad
For Popes Creek Line, 7:l5 AN and 4a0 p N daily.
except Sunday. ~
For Annapolis, 7l5 A. M 1905 and AT r. Il
daily, except sunday. Sundays, $50 A. n, l:36 :
Pm. -~s
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
MAf AMP n -, ALEXANDRIA, AND wAsHIN&
For Alexandria 900 7.05, 9:25, IL Ol and ll:35 A.
M, 200, 4.Z5, 4:S5 6:01, sos and IL 81 p NJ ON
Sunday al 500. S:25. llOl AN, Ass 500 p. n.
For Richmond and the south, 900, ll.01 A M and.
4:35 Il. N. daily.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, $50 500
10Oo, 1910 AN; 100. 3O5. 323, 5:lO T.O5 and
1912 L; M, and 1910 midnight Except Monday }.
On sunday al 500 and lo:lO A M 3:13 7.D5 ands
l0:42 Pm and 12:l0 night
Tickets and information nj the Office northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and AT
The station. where orders be le for the checking
OF 10 Destination from hotels and residence
CHAS- L PUGH, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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.1NG Or ALL

The Light Running Silent New Home Sewing
Machine the latest simplest easiest operated best
made and most elegantly ornamented Of any
machine. We solicit call from one and
all to examine this machine and see the
WIDE range OF Work that can be produced We will
send one to your house for trial free of charge
s. OPPINHEIMER & BRO
52S 9th street NV, St Cloud Building
All kinds of machines rented and repaired apl
TTNHE SILENT WHITE Is THE BEST AND
4 most complete Sewing Machine; has more points
that benefit the operator light fast and quiet:
winds lis own bobbins puts on its own bet Finest
cabinet work: lock STITCH The White Automatic is a
single thread machine, at prices you afford Also
New households, $40 less than list price. All kinds
OF machines for sale or rent Repairing speciality
j. T. MCKINNEY, AT 9Th st. NV
J. b. RICHMOND, Manager. mills
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THOS z. wAGGAMAN, AucI
TNHoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

ASSIGNEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fK0PERTY SITUATED CORNER OF TENTH
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING NO
1900 TENTH STREET.
On SATURDAY, APRIL SEVENTEENTH ~
1856 at FIVE O'clock PM in front of the 81
premises, VIII sell sub Lot 1, in square 3;34 ~
having frontage of 30 feet on 10th and - lei
on , street, with alley on 10th street side i'm.
proved by atwostory frame Cottage and stable, with
modern improvements ~
Terms: An cash, of which 800 will be required at
Time OF sale All conveyancing and recording at pur-
CHASER COST III terms are not complied with in ten
days the Assignee the right to resell the
property at the risk and Of defauting purchaser
or purchasers. r
apS-dt4ds II q RERIJN Assi,noa
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THoAAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN. ID. g., AT AUCTION
On III RSpA Y, APRIL FIFTEENTH sSs -
az FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ, in front of the prem H.
ises shall sell Lots 2 and T. and part of Lot G.sl
o, IL Sox addition to Georgetown fronting SO ieet
by Frame House. This property Will be DIVIDED and
sold separately.
Terms: One-thrd cash. balance I'm six twelve ana
eighteen months. with notes bearing interest ard
secured oy iced OF trust the property sold all
CASH at the option of the purchaser. All convey.
ShcanG &C. at purchasers cost A deposit of SIS Will
be required on each lot at time of sale.
mh&T-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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Ad Ode to Sprix

AID Ode to Sprig.
Welcub, welcub, birthful sprig;
Happy birds are dow Cd wig,
Fiittig about frob tree to tree.
F1lltg the air with belody.
The brooks dow break their icy bads,
al fusnlg. tearig, through the lads,
Break dowd dabS ad such like thigs
AS though they were daught but gossaber wigs
Widter, with Its storbs ad slows,
has code, but left q code Id by dose
The sky I'D people all look blue,
Ad every wud says "Ca-chee ad ca-choo"
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND
LOT ON STREET, NEAR CORNER HALF ST

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND
SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court or e.
the District Of Columbia. holding q special term s:ss
passed In equity cause No. $685. docket 26. we GsA
VIII sell IN front OF the premises on TUESDAY ma
THIRTEENTH day Of APRIL, A. d. 1856 at HA LIZ
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, that certain pieSsn or
parcel OF ground situate In the city of Washneton
District OF Columbia and known and described O the
plat OF said city part Of lot numbered two on IN
square west OF square six hundred and nipe-6ye wv
Of 096), beginning for the same At point one hmm
dred and thirty 13O) feet from the corner of md
Hall street southeast and running north one hundred
and 22l feet four t4) inches thence west
twenty 12Ol feet south one hundred and twenty-five
ret aour l4( inches. thence east street twenty
220l Sset 0 me place Of 6eginning containing twenty
more or iesA The said real estate 4 improved By
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, balance In one two
ana three years. notes to bear six per cent intere
ana g % occurred by mortgage or all cash,
- option OF purchases. deposit Of 900 re-
CURED ~ time OF sale Conveyancang 1t cost OF pur-
chaser Terms to be complied With Il ten days dom
day Of aaS Otherwise the Trustees reserve tho Fght
% recall the property ~ the risk aud cot Of the de-
mulung purchaser amer ave dayH pubic notice of
such ressls N some newspaper published y Washing
Hesz A sssahzsEssE2ag5a nrr: rs...-..
NzT0azz M.EEzE warm
s....A.s. -. 81 .Aai AL. ,o,e -.
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! UCTION SALE OF PRIVILEGES

WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. CENTER MARKET
March "a, 1856
Notice hereby given that the right Of choice end
the privilege of covering with appropriate advertise
msnts the twentythree advertising panels on the out
sides of the Seventhtreet building In Center Market
subject to the payment OF rent thereos viii be sold
pubic auction for the term of one year from May
l. 1885, the sale to commence in said Seventhstreet
wing Of Center Market on TUESDAY. APRIL
O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON. and to continue
on that day, and by adjournment every subsequent
afternoon, It the same hour and place. until ali are
disposed OF
For additional particulars inquire at the Office Of the
company.
By order Of the directors
THE WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY
BY NJ u. EMERY, President mh3Ots
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ATLANTIC AND WEST INDIA IAN

= =" al AaN 10 AND WEST INDIA Idc
NEw, CHARMING WINTER TouRa
British and French West India Isiands. a.
SIS. BARRACoUTA, sailing 18th April
s.. MoRNCA. sailing April.
stopping day or more nj St Kits. Antigua MarS0,
nique, barbados. Demerara Trinidad, Grenada esc.
superb passenger accommodation excellent cuisiua.
smoking room. bath rooms. etc. Apply 70
LEAYCkAFT 4 CO.
seles.tuth.6m lao Pearl St. Ns~ York.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETwEEN NEW YoRK AND HAvRE
Company's Pier. No. a. North River foot Of Morton
street, New York.
Canada, Padel, wednesday, April IA INN
Labrador Perier d Hauterive "Wednesday April n.
q.
81 Germain Boyer, Wednesday April 2s Inn
St Laurent, de Jousseln, "wednesday, May s. q N.
Cnecks pavaole sight, In amounts % suit on The
Bangne Transatlant9ue OF Paris. LOUIS bE BE
h,,AN, Agents No Bowling Green, New York
Messrs. BELL CO., Agents for thu DiSric1 q
Columbia. l437 Pennsylvania avenue.
APT Washington, d. q