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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-01
An oTFER TO ANNuL THE CONTRACT.

AN oFFER TO ANNpL THE CONTRACT.
sscretatV buchanan was invited IN
snssE. Tx said tbs President hai ststsS
hettsr than he couid The comnanv's mi.
iSv II favor those neople WHO wdnld
ia ia nairona. Nj. KihherIv w%6gSSnt
tSe iopsSt hi1,isr. Int he va lsntsserIsJ
ss 4 mar asrseshIa IN tba S}tiSsns 81
Wbaalina Tha moment Tho cnmnany
hansS ~ H. tsHira arnnlovsS to%ssiIn SI sI
hoe has Iia MT wsIi II hssr from
tba nsnnIs. Thay AZ ma ramon.
stSs.sd VIII HIM II ths cotTnsnv
had made a blnndsr. Il stood Tsaav n
saStitv h Il L vas Staisd hat Ala y,iSe
a. wIirG tha contract wss taksn w too
inv and that L nanesaitaIai tha emnlSv.
rOant ~ chsSn Italian ishor, no ofra,pj Il
Me- KimhsriT an bshSIi 81 The oomSshv
iba asnHimsnt n ihe onntraSt, and M Iata
Die tools or his hands and reopen the
whole matter AZ great expense 10 The com.
pany. The same gentlemen who were In
the West Virginia Company iormsdothsr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-01
Rrnnnsn1s.
pRoPosALs FOR " PIPE.

pItUPUSAB5 TUX PAVING UROSB4
i lNuS AND CUTTERS.
Sealed Proposals will be received tthe oHce OF
The Board oil Public Works until Monday, the Al
day Of May, 1850, al u O'Clock ~, for Paving Out.
ters aud Crossings.
INTO h0nd IN The penal sum Of Si,OIOW for mo
faithful performance Of the contract, Surety IN
hald bond " DO citizen Of tho State Of WeSi Wiz.
giDia, aud satisfactory 70 The Board, Name OF
surety mugt accompany ptopOtal,
Props Va.
siG 10 atlons may DO had upon application Al
the Giles Of the BOGtd. ~
The Board II Public Works.
THE HOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
WHEELING. Anil %. 1850 VALNAN, G aSt1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-01

ter. 1t must be evident to every man
here who watches the proceedings Of your
Council, that there must be enough city
work, on your streets here, which must
be done before frost sets in, and enough
In the oil and gas hslds Of Washington
county, Pa, 70 employ twice as many
men Ss.there are in this city or county for
twelve months, Before | get into this
city, this company will be ready to do q
large amount Of work in this CIty-more
than they can find men to do here. II !
induce Wheeling workmsn to go out Of
towlto work, this company and your city
boards will be compelled 10 hire laboEing
men at q distance, The fact 10 that i've
times the men who can be employed here
will be needed to dbths work that Ia laid
out TO be DONE"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-01

C0UNTRYMBN OF C0LUN1UB.
He did not Bay all this as an apology.
He said IL answer 70 questions that The
Italians were not under wages until they
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CYLINDER WHICH KING, BEZoNIAN.'
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY

Good wages. no deduction for holidays absence on
leave or temporary sickness Some of our employees
have been with Us from the time commenced
manufacturing Hour, now over fifteen years The
klndest relations exist between them and ourselves
when from ary cause We unable to fnaDufacture
Trey are not discharged or their wages reduced and
yet The Boycoite-s have called the trade and have
gwen noIlce 10 the grOcerS that member of the
COUNCILS IN the District of Columbia Siexantria
Vs. VIII purchase any goods of any grocer no sells
our hours some grOcers have been intimidatsd by
tha5 Threat We have been bUycOtted for the single
reason that exercise right barrels
In which 10 pack our iours We To oner and
SELL -
OUR NEW SOUTH. PATENT-RoLLER PROCESS
And
w. H. TENSEY FAMILY FLOUR,
and warrant these fogrs be good better than
any rours manufactured Ia West Washington and AZ
Us low or lower. prizes These ours are PACK ed in
quarter barrel paper sacks half barrel cotton sac Ks
and Ia gOod whole recOope red four barrels
Parties ordering our Hours liz barrels can have
them a. twenty five cents per barrel advance on our
regular prices TO- The above packages The greatest
good to the greatest number" Good Cheap bread in
ures 10 ;he public Interests
We leave II 10 he public. who in a majority of
twenty two to decide and 10 FAINT
lies W no opposed to boycoIng they CANNOT lind
Hours at the where they deal To purchase
must grocerA
w. H. TENNEY * SONS
ja23-3l Capitol Mills, West Washington
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WANTED--ROOMS.

yXTANTED--ROOMS AND BOARD, BY GEN
w tleman, wife and two small children Address,
with full particulars, Bu Z lO4, Star Office. Its
VNANTED-THREE COMMUNICATING UN-
w furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Adj
dress immediately stating price, which must be
sonabe, h W., Star Office. j263l+
VJTANTED-ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS OR
w Apartments for rent will find II greatly to their
advantage to register same with IT'LL particulars. ut
the directory for renting rooms, St Cloud Building,
corner 9Th and Room IA Office open daily from
ain. 20 q pm. ROBERT b. kINSEIL. ja2:;-3ts
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SrocK.rAk1Ne REpucr1oss In

HANDk ERCHiEFS,
The following small Lots of Ladies' Fine
Linen Handkerchieis will be reduced with a
view of causing their disposal before stock
taking, February 1st-
3 L@dies Elegant Mourning Hemstitched
Enbrolo2red Handkerchieis were 81 each. We
how want 10 sell them at soc. each.
q I.asiies' Fine Mourning Scaiioped- Dor ered
Handkerchiefs, embroidered in black and
white, We're lie each We nOMwant to sell
them at 5cc. each.
= Mems % Printed Bordered Hemstitched
HandkerchiefS. elegant quality. Were 43c.
each. We now want To sell Them at 25c each.
observation-disclosures Hemsttched Handker-
chiefs do not seem to be exactly the correct
thing, and consequently not so desirable, hence
the reduction of the following. which We desire
to dispose of previous tn stock-taklng.
Ladies' Fine Linen Embroidered Hem
stitched Hand kerchefs, elegant quality.
5 of one style, from 81 to 75c.
of one style. from 81 to 75c.
40 of one style, from 81 to .5c.
~ of ole style, from 81. 25 to 75c.
10 of one style, from 81 81 to 81.
II Oh one style, from 81 to Sl.5O.
This Is your opportunity to secure fine Hand
kerChlefS at q merely nominal figure
WOODWARD d LOT HROP
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The republican senators, who are bound to
bring out the fact that many changes have
been made in the offices Tor political considera-
tons, have now adopted new line OF policy
based on that curious and rather incompre-
hensible proverb which says that the longest
way round is the shortest way home. The
senators find il beyond their powers to demand
the reasons for removals in special cases, but
they have the right 10 inquire into the admin
istration of any civil office, and hence they
have decided to ask, in a test case, what was
the condition of a certain office when "a change
was made in the incumbent. The purpose of
the inquiry is evident. If the reply shows that
the administration of the office in question was
satisfactory, it follows that the change was
made for political reasons. The vancouver is
an Ingenious one, and it will be interesting to
see how well il succeeds
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The cornparatively small losses of property

The comparatively small losses of property
by fire in Washington, and It's exemption In
the past from great and destructive conflagra-
tions, such as have devastated other cities, has
been ascribed to several causes. Among these
may be mentioned the wide streets, which have
hitherto prevented the spread of flames from
block to block: good supply of water in most
localities; the electrical fire-alarm system; and
last, but not least, efficient fire department.
Its efficiency, however. has been very much
impaired by the order of the District Commits
sioners of September goth, last. Previous to
that date the firemen, recognizing the great i'm
pOrtance OF gaining every minute possible in
the time OF reaching fire, drove with speed, and
by their celebrity saved the people of the District
many thousands of dollars, as is known not
1nly to the officers of that department., but
many of our citizens. But in responding to
alarm last September the wheel OF a fire-engine
was broken by contact with a street railway
rail, which drew forth a sharp rebuke from the
Commissioners and the remark, "Safety rather
than speed is the first requisite" The safety TO
burning property secured by speed is not then,
IT seems to be considered. Houses may be de-
stroyed and human beings roasted, but save
the wheels,
Instructions were issued to firemen and dri-
vers "that 1t is their duty to take their engines
to and from fires with care and to consult safety
even at the sacrifice OF speed" This order as
1t has been construed by the Hremen To mean
dismissal in case of its violation under any cir
cumstances whatever, has paralyzed their zeal,
and they go to fire now with about much
animation and celebrity they would display
in an ordinary drill. Kind-hearted people are
now subscribing money for the relief of fifty
sixty families made homeless by the burning
OF Howard row. ANY fireman could tell the
Commissioners if he dared do so that if il had
not been tor the September order there would
be few, if any, Howard row fire sufferers. Ten
minutes loss OF time in reaching a fire viii often
cost more than enough TO buy all the engines
of the fire department., and perhaps cause de-
struction of life besides. Many instances might
be given TO prove that "speed" has hitherto
saved Washington from destructive cOnfiagra-
tons and loss of lite, but those familiar with
the subject can readily recall such. That prop
erty more valuable than Howard row will be
burned as those buildings were burned, that is
by the flames gaining Roadway before the ar
rival of the fremen, is certain il the engines
TO go to fires slowly and as cautiously Us they
return. The hremen ; own lives are endangered
by reckless or careless driving. and .his ought
to be security enough for the saving of engine
wheels.
Valuable time is also lost in getting to fires by
the new tangled transfer" system, by which
the engines are moved from one engine house
To another during the progress of fire, to which
ii may be necessary to refer hereafter.
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1t is reported that the Mormons are thinking
OF buying a tract of land of one million acres
in extent in one of the Sandwich islands, and
emigrating there in a body. A small Mormon
settlement is located there already. The pro-
posed movement would be of very large pro-
portions, but would not be more difficult than
previous imigrations OF the fanaticai members
OF the Mormon faith The sale of their Utah
possessions would doubles furnish the neces-
sary funds.
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IL o n f 8 P U N g.

IN CHARAcrER1zING CERTAIN GOODS AS
HoMEsPUNs WE DO NOT MEAN TO BE LITER
ALLY UNDERSTOOD WE APPLY THAT TERM
TO MACHfNE-MADE GOODS, PRODUCED IN
IMITATION OF THE OLD HAND LOOM GOODS,
a TRIBUTE TO SIMPLE MERIT, WHOSE uN-
PRETENDING STYLES ARE EVER AND ANON
NEW TYPES. SORT OF ATAvIsM. MANY OF
THE MODERN SYSTEMS OF TREATING
WOVEN. AND PARTICULARLY WOODEN
FABRICS, ARE NO IMPROVEMENTS THERE
Is TOO MUCH PULLING AND sHEARING. THE
BEST VALUES ARE OBTAINABLE IN THE
ORIGINAL wEAvEs. THOUGH MANY ARE RE
LUCTANT TO RECOGNIZE IT. so MUCH BY
WAY OF PRELUDE TO THE CHIEF OBJECT WE
wEHAvEIN VIEW. AND THAT Is TO INTER
EsTYoU IN OUR
HOMESPUN TRoWSERa
A LARGE SHAWL MANUFACTURER IN NEW
ENGLAND. FINDING OR ANTICIPATING A
DULL SHAWL. MARKET. TURNED HIS STOCK
INTO WOODEN PIECE GOODS WHILE HE LOST
MONEY BY THE CHANGE, HE WOULD HAVE
LOST MORE BY A CONTINUANCE so HE WAS
REALLY A GAMER BY THE DIFFERENCE.
ANOTHER NEW ENGLAND MANUFACTURER
BOUGHT HIS PRODUCT AND MADE 1T INTO
TROUSERS. WE WERE THE LUCKY PUR
CHAsERs OF LARGE PORTION OF THEM.
AND PUT THEN ON OUR COUNTERS, PRICED
s2so PER PAIR.
RECENTLY IN OUR PEREMPToRY SALE OUR
MANAGER OF THAT DEPARTMENT. INTEND
ING TO GIVE EXTRA VALUES REDUCED THE
PRICE TO
s2.OO PER PAIR
on REFLECTION HE BELIEVES HE ERRED
IN NAMING so LOW A PRICE. BECAUSE pEo-
PIE ARE APT TO ASSOCIATE QUALITY WITH
PRICE. WE COULD HAVE SOLD EVERY PAIR
OF THEM FOR $3.50 WITHOUT EFFORT. IN.
DEED, ONE OF THE LARGEST HOUSES IN ONE
OF OUR NORTHERN CITIES MADE A BIG RUN
ON THEM AT
$3.50 PER PAIR,
But WE PRoPUsE TosTAND BY OUR LOWEST
PRICE UNTIL THE END OF THE SEASON, IF
THEY REMAIN On HAND so LONG.
HoMEsPUN TROUSERS.
$500. WORTH $3.50.
OF COURSE WE HAVE LOTS OF OTHER
TROUSERS on HAND. JUST AS LOW PRICED
ppopopTyoS .rE,v pIrr VIZ CIR. ,,,,,,r -,,,
TO LET YOU KNOW ALL ABOUT
HoMEsPU
AND WE WILL REST 1T THERE, TRUSTING
YOU WILL LOOK AT OUR
HoMESPUN TROUSERS.
UNPRETENDINa AS THEY ARE, ANDoNLY
TWO DOLLARS.
SAKS q COMPANY,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
ta20 Ne1>
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Senator Sherman made port with compare
tive ease, but with no time to spare, as terrible
weather now RACES on the Ohio legislative
coast Just how the trouble is to be stopped
does not yet appear, but the Ohio politicians
can be trusted to protect their own interests.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

IINOR SALE-AT A BA KsAlN-A BEATTIFU 4.
n Home; twenty acres; twenty-five miles from WASH
ington. in the town of Herndon, VA seven minutes
walk from depot; well improved: live acres n fruit
excellent dwelling barn, spring house aud other
buildings Information given at Room 90. IeDroiI
Building. ia2:S-Sts
lNOR ALE-A DELIGHTFUL HOME; ~ AGREs-;
IL so miles from Washington from MarrentoD,
Va. ON line V. NJ. railroad: station within minutes
walk; house has IL rooms detached kitcht well a
house aud stream through place barn. sheds, tee
mouse, ho,-bed, &c. all nearly fruit large gar
den land ia excellent state and thoroughly Fenced:
situation high and healthy: malaria mosquitoes
several daily trains. reaching Washington in hours
AT decided bargain; must be sold close OF
ceased owner. For further particulars address
jal5-2ws FAUQUiER, star Office.
I->OR SALE-FARMS AND BUILDING On THE
IL Metropolitan railroad: convenient TO city. A. p.
HILL a. 20, 1888 st. jala-lm
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Money does not always clog the wheels Of
justice, as some cynics would have US believe
Thus Milton Weston, very rich man, has just
been convicted of mansaughter in Chicago
and is TO be sentenced and imprisoned like any
poor wretch.
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WINTER WR.p-T lowest YER


One, two, or three of a Kind we do not keep
When a line becomes that low We get il out Of
sight-and find 1t positive advantage, even in
dollars and cents. TO make O lower price and
give our customers the benefit. Ii makes them
our customers for good. Besides 1t keeps the
STOCK clean and fresh ali the time
$3.50 OFFERING.
Ladies' Black New markets. made from fine
diagonal cloth, perfect shape one each size 80,
3S, 40 and AZ.
AiSt iI.G~ away otcH 81.
So $3.50 WILL NOW BUY ONE.
Ladies Black Double-Dreasted Newman
kets, Astrakhan collar and cuffs, sizes 81, SO,
40 and AZ.
Price has always been.
kIs6.50 WILL NOW BUY ONE
Ladies Fine Brown BOucle Cloth Jackets,
close fitting, excellent shape sizes 81, IS and
30,
Price has always been. IS.
Er- $3.50 WILL NOW BUY ONE
D Ladies Fine Brown Berlin Twill VisiteS,
neatly trimmed with astrakhan size "a, SO, SO,
and 10
Price has always SO.
81 $3.50 WILL NOW BUY ONE.
Eighteen garments only in this lot hence
customers will recognize the necessity of an
early visit in order to secure q choice, which Is
offered at the .ox figure Of
$3.50 EACH.
Second floor; take elevator.)
WOODWARD d LOTHROP
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL G. BERGMAN LATE OF THE
~ firm OF Newton d berry mani Attorney at Law
Solicitor In Equity, Conveyancer and Examiner of
Titles To Real Estate So2 81. NV. d28-sSm
IT J. BAXTER, ADMINISTRATIONS, LATE
~ . Chief Law Clerk Interior Department. Twenty
years In the civil service Practices before the Courts
ComIniiteesof Congress and Depar tments. Room 81.
LeDroit Building. cor. Sth and 3 sts. d7-3ns
4 sAMPBElL CARRINGToN, ATTogNEY-AT
~ Law. Practices n all the Courts. Office 490
Louisiana avenue (Barbour Law Buldlugl Residence.
No. 1883 9th street northwest SEA- i'm
NJ IL MILLER, ATToRNEY-ATIAw
Ne Rooms z and L. GuBIon Law Building
Residence. Sl3 T NV mllo
CAMUEL H. WALKER
- US Commissioner, Notary Public and AttorDev
for Rents,
w 600 Louisiana ave- next to Citv p D
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We LET NorHrNe SrscK
TO our shelves. Goods must be sold If not at
one price. then another. If q ten per cent re-
ductIon viii not sell them, make it thirty,
even fifty, rather than keep them in stock or
carry them to another season: hence the fol-
lowing conspicuous reductions:
1o-iNCH COLOkED SILK VELEETS,
REDUCED FROM 81 To soc. PER YARD.
Exactly haltprice. Why? Because we have
four shades only, viz: Bronze, Myrtle, Plumb
and Purple, and we do not desire to take stock
OF four pieces.
TWO ''OFF" SHADES OF 24-INCH UP.
HOLSTERING PLUSH.
REDUCED FROM 81 IS TO 81. IS PER YD.
Perhaps you VIII not think them off shades
at this price. COlors Cardinal and Olive.
WOODWARD & IOFHROP
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Senator German seems to have found that
Key To the White House which, it was rumOred,
he had mislaid- Last night he took the Presi-
dent over to Baltimore, to the great advantage
OF the charity ball in that city.
The Hebrew fair made brilliant and sue
cessiul start last night.
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TAKE NorE Or THE Fon1ow.

"Odd Sizes - in Wooden Hosiery as your size
may be on the list. III SO you will get bar
gain, In purchasing at these prices
Ladies' solid Black Atwood Hose sizes 8
and o..
Regular price. 42c.
tock-taking price
Ladies Fine Merino Hose, i'll boot patterns
sizes and 9i2.
'Stock-taktn Ing price..............,.. Doc
Chiidren's ipswich" Black Wool Hose size
61s only.
Regular price. SOC.
stock taking price. .l:1c.
ChildTens Ipswich Mixed Wooden Hose.
sizes and 6ia inch.
Regular price -. ;34c
Stock-taking price,.
BE- . pair of the above for soc,
Ladies Fine Lambs Wool Jersey Hose in
black navy, seal and drab: size S-inch only.
-- -..St LIZ
''otock-taking' price.-....-............
b. AS we nave only small quantity of the
above. customers should come early.
90 ID w y X & l. o L III ROP,
ja26
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UNpARALLELnEp DREss GooDs

y NPlKALLELLED LINES OODc
REDUCTIONS.
When we make a reduction we have a reason,
and make II low enough TO be an nducement.
Our reasons for these reductions IL: THE
STOCK MUST BE SOLD, before inventory
which takes place Friday evening, Jan. 29th.
1916 Yards i2-inch Cotton ana Wool Dress
Goods Colors, Navy Blue, Brown Dark Green
and Ecru
.....-..-
St0cktskihg 121se
III Is this IJw enough
special Center Counter Striped BOucle Cloths
and Fancy Plaid Wool Dress Goods.
Regular Zoe, 81. and 81 % per yd.
''SIocktaking' price. Soc
Col0rs IN the Boucle Cloths are Navy Blue,
Myrtle Green and Seal Brown. The plaids rep
resent he most attractive line OF colorings and
ELECTS we have ever shown being equally as
desirable for spring they were for fall.
Best bargains Yet shown in this city,
being simply astounding
NyDOI)W ARn & VnTHRnp
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How To Be BEAuT1ruL.
MONTE CHRISTIE PARFUMERIE
Established 1880
EUGENIEs SECRET OF BEAUTY,
also produces brilliant TRANSPARENCY 1t is Endorsed
ey the leading bellies Of Europe and America, and is
satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Price
80 per box.
yELoUT!NE FACE POWDER,
INDELLIBLE LIQUID FACE ROUGE
INDELLIBLE LIQUID LIP ROUGE
Price 81 per bottle. Also our
BEAUTIFYINs MASK,
accompanying preparations), 81.
CREAM IMPERATRIcE, for improving rough
CREAM OF Al ALMoNDs for sofeains and whiten-
MARMARIAIl BALM. for developing the bust, re-
moving wrinkles Price 81 per bottle.
RUsMA, for removing superfuous hair. Price 81
per bottle.
beard, eyebrows and eyelashes light brown. brown
dark brown or black without soing the skin. Price
MAGIC HAIR TONIC Price $3.50 per bottle.
Representative now in this city at
J. ROCHON,
DEALER IN HAIR GOODS,
537 10Th St NV, opposite Treasury Building.
All ladies wishing to see these goods tested and ap-
piled free of charge cordially invited CALL All
information will be cheerfuly given. These the
same goods adv ertised extensively by L. Shaw New
York. ia2G-eo6t
WR1rrNe MADE Easy
The Stygmograph Multiple Copying Pen.
The Hektograph Dry Copying Process.
The Cyclostyle Duplicating Apparatus.
Copyin Presses Stylographc Pens, Gold Pens. INKS
of all kinds Fine and Commercial Stationery.
Engraving. Printing, Binding.
VIM BALLANTYNE & SON.
ja26 42S SEVENTH STREET
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IN THE sUPPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
4 OF COLUMBIA.
JOHN H. KING. Executor Of the last Will and Testa-
ment OF Ann Pipion, deceased, v. WILLIAM BROWN
SolI. Equity Docket2 %
Ihis cause being referred to 70 take proof Of all
lust CLAIMS against the estate of the said Ann PiniOp
deceased, and state proper DISTRIBUTION OF The fini
arising from the sale OF the estate in this cause In
acoTdaice with Law and tho provisions the said last
VIII and testament notice is hereby given that shall
proceed 10 execute the said reference on WEDN ESE
a ny, 1856, AZ TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, at my Office in
the United states court house. which time and place
all persons having claims against the said estate or
being interested therein are notified appear and
present their claims JAS. q PANE
ja2G-.udSstfe24 Anditor
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HOTELS.

FREMONT HOUSE
Under new management Refitted and refurnlshed
throughout No better table Ia the city Rates. 81 30
per day. Special rates for commercial Free
coaches from all trains. Hanson cabs carriages
coupes for hire. Telephone call s9l-3.
SAM BANKS,
ja2o-1m Late OF New Orleans, Proprietor
1900 PACIFIC AVENUE, ATLANTIC CITY,
leDOGN.J- two doors below - Carolina, desirable
location, one block from Ocean. l. V. NEWCDM EH,
Late Montery Springs. ja25- In
EN0Rf GEORGE. FLORIDA FORT GEORGE
4 Hotel--A lovely tropical island, ~ miles from
Jacksonville. Wonderful climate; high lands finest
drives and most beautiful tropical scenery Florida
game fish oysters In abundance: telegraph
chapel: open hreplaces every room. send for in
handbook y. 3 MARDk-N, of Block Island
jao-s,t,thlm
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Special BARGAINS.

Special BARGAIxs.
WE HAVE PLACED on A SEPARATE COUN-
TER ALL OF OUR BROKEN LOTS IN
SUITS AND ovERCOATS
AND HAVE MARKED THEM AT PRICES WE,
THINk TO BE ATTRACTIVE
THESE ARE OF THIS SEASONS MANUFAC-
TURE
Should you wish anything in this Iine would be
pleased 10 show these SPECIAL BARGAINS
GEORGE sPRANsY,
ONE PRICE CLoTHIER,
Jag 5o7 SEVENTH STREET