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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-02
CITY ITEMS


L uc Dfe0t htiauttC anu racine lea 20.
TERRIBLE SUGAR War.
FIRE AND FALL Back.
BorroM KNOCKED Our on THIRD ROUND.
any one buying Tea, Coffee or Baking PowdeI
from u.s.
Now is the time TO buy for preserving. &c.
Look to your interest and beware Of Mush.
room Concerns and Imitators We are the
pioneers in the business and the only importers
dealing direct with the consumer.
You can save from 20 to 80 per cent by buy
ing your Teas. Coffees, Sugars, Baking Powder
Condensed Milk. &C.. from
THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co,
Sol and sos 18th st.
225 stores IN the United States.
Buy your
Sugars. Teas and Coffees
direct from u.s.
We give checks with every IS cents worth OF
Tea, Coffee and Baking Powder and Milk.
We make a speciality of Tea and Coffee. and
guarantee TO furnish you with better Coffee and
Teas than can be Obtained elsewhere for the
same money.
We particularly recommend our Java and
Mocha Coffee at SOC. per pound; also our fine
ieas at 4Oc., Soc, 60c., Soc. and vi per pound.
Our Coffee at 25c. per pound will make de-
hghtful drink. Splendid Mixed Tea at soc. per
pound Our own brand of Thea-Nectar Tea a,
eoc. per pound will equal any 81 per pound Tea
to be had elsewhere.
Beware of Mushroom Concerns and Imita-
tor.
Remember our stores: sos eth street north
west l6lO l4th street, o. Georgetown bI -ach.
3l0i NJ street. We have also branches in all
principal markets, where customers will be
given the strictest attention.
Give US call and be convinced.
~ NEWTON III. BOWMAN, Manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-02

READ The FAIR ADVERTISEMENT on the fourth
page.
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PEN MAR BY TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
The Wednesday trip to Pen Mar is likely to be
the most successful of the season. Secure
tickets early. Special train leaves 6th-street
station at s:45 Am. Round trip only S1.50.-
A1Lrf
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WAsHISGToS DRESSED BEEF. 60 to Jno. R.
KELLY, Center market. 9th ct. wing. tomorrow
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&c. "Hoy" Cigar: Sales ]. zoo, 900 mont
Ask Your Grocer for
Johnston's Dry-roast

Do not be deceived by Tough Glazed Coffees.
Be sure you get the Crisp Dry Roast.
au2l-lm JOHNSTON Bios. 4 Co.
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NEWTON II. BOWMAN, Manager.

Look at This.-The Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Co., sol and SOB 9TH St, cor. 9TH and
Z NV: Best Granulated Sugar, ~ cents. in
~ 10. lots only, to any one buying Tea or Cof-
fee from us IL
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TRusTER's SALN "A comfortable two-story
brick house, No. sl2 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, 10 to be 81 tomorrow afternoon at
$50 O'Clock. Sas advt, tsse...-'
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A Presentation to MIR. Douglass.

The members and congregation of the Metro
poltan A. NJ. E. church yesterday evidenced
their esteem for the Hon. Fred. Douglass, who
will soon leave for Hayti as minister of the
United States, by presenting him with beau
tifully printed and bound copy Of the Bible.
The presentation was made at the conclusion
OF the Rev. John G.. Mitchell's sermon, in which
the colored leader was eulogized as the CO.
laborer and equal of Lundv, Garrison, Sumner
Phillips and Lovejoy. I. H. Wright, secretary
OF the board of trustees. made brief speech, in
which he rehearsed some of the many things
Mr.. DougMss had done for the church, and he
then handed the Bible to the distinguished
beneficiary. Mr. Douglass warmly and elo-
quently thanked the donors for their kindness
The KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE have
perfected arrangements to use the Pennsyl-
vania railroad to Baltimore ON Monday, Sep
TENDER 8, and invite all their friends to Join
with them. Train leaves 6th-street station at
7:2O am. Fare for round trip only S1.2O.
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A DAT AT PEN MAR.--For days outing Join
the excursion party to Pen Mar on Wednesday,
September 4 special train of Eastlake coaches
by Pennsylvania railroad from 6th-street station
at Sl& a. r>-~-A s-s- ~ 70 -Aairt
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MONDAY. AUG. 26, 1854
NEW CROP TEAS
NEW CROP TEAS.

Every lover of this wholesome and delightful bever-
ae fully aware Of the great between Fresh
cured New Crop Teas and those year more old
Apprecisting this intelligent discrimination on the
part of Tea drinkers have industriously applied
ourselves Gas ususl) to supplies in this line
from the VERY FIRST ARRIVALS. We are there
fore now able to offer . variety Of GENUINE NEw
CROP TEAS. The invoice includes four grades of
CHOICE tORMOsA OOLoN0. prepared from the
VERY FIRST PICKINGS, which delightful In the
cup Prices. soc. to el-25 per pound
Our New Crop Formoss Oolong Ut soc. Is guarsn-
teed TO Be SUPERIOR 70 any Black 1ss that can be
Obtained elsewhere for the money.
ELPHoNzo YouNas coxPANY.
42s NINTH STREET.
P.s.-Fresh arrivals Of NEW MACKEREL every
few dsys-s most desirable breakfast dish in warm
weather.. E.yC
au26
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Twenty Per Cent Saved
BY buying your Teas and Coffees at
CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co., 7S1 It'll st.
See prices, fourth page. aul7-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-02

New Fashion Catalogues for Sept. Free
at Domestic Sewing Machine Office, It'll and II.
au3l .se246
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Sc HOY" CIeAR! Havana! Delicious Fragran
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An Ancient German Order.

The Supreme lodge Of the Deutcher Order
Of Schwazzen Ritter will hold its annual ses-
sion on the 10Th Of October at Red Mems hall
60s @ street northwest. There will be an
attendance Of fifty or sixty, representing lodges
In New York. Pennsylvania and other states.
The total membership in this country is about
three thousand. This is an old organization in
Europe. Ii Is claimed the order sprang from
the black knights of the thirty-years' war
The objects are the alienation Of sickness and
distress and promote sociability.
Charged with Threatening an Inspector.
Lucian d. Briggan, contractor who is erect
ing a school building at 22d and streets, was
defendant in the Police Court Saturday in a
case of threats. The prosecuting witness was
John 7. Suter, an inspector employed by the
District. 1t was shown that bad feeling has
existed between the men for some time, which
came near ending in fight Friday. Judge
Mills required Briggan to give 600 bonds to
keep the peace.
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TIE MoNsrER PARADE, 200 FLOATS AND 50, 200
MEN IN LISE.-On Monday the eth instant,
opening day Of the expo0tion at Baltimore.
ute line. II you want to zee the parade. Round
trip CLIO. Special fast express leaves at s:i5
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A Break in Matches, best quality Standard
2O0s Matches, l5c. doz. METzGER's, 9TH st. NV
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THE SENATORS HAVE FUN WITH THE YOUNG MAN
FROM CAPE MAY-oTHER LEAGUE AND AssocIA-
TON aAMEs-sTANDING OF THE cLUBs-BALL
NOTES.
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GRAND TOURNAMENT AND DRESS BALL
" AT
x... MARSHALL Hall.
TOMORROW. 1lt ~ Al. 81 rFNRFR
STEAMER CORCOEAN
Leaves 81 10 am. and pan returning IN time for
Cars. - e ~
II FARE CRound Trip, 25 CENTS
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Aetier 60 G,su..nic..

Correspondence OF the Alexandria GazET9E.i
MARSHALL, ", Jan. l5,b, 1SS9-0n
Thursday last veil dressed yoaug uen
caue here AID stopped at ,lo Naishai.
House, registering himself as F5ai Gunther.
WGvsrly, n. Y, remaining ;bss day aud
until O'Clock Of the nsxt, leaving .siihou.
settling his bill, and going 10 Reototto.Fa oa
foot. The telephone was used 10 fn5 gue
his mOYem5nts 81 O'clock, D. nj ne 7cas
heard Of st Ms;kbsm station, having gone
to hotel for the night. Mess.e. Johnnie
Co!oeas end Bcuj. Il. Skinner started 10 =
sao;t iime 10 that place 30 overhaul hlm,
having CT the way procured ~ asschmaut
i.on Mr.. W II. Lake, justice of tie peace.
10. ANYTHING he mgh5 uaye, Mr Skinner
| being deputiseG as special tr.aoia - cxe-
oule aa a.it I'bay r. utn.l q,
/ day mo. u.Dg uith suiicitr 5r.f.Ii, o 7aJ
itg me lcte Bill land tor.,a-
saUel Belonging 10 Curtin b. 1a- -
20 appear IL q. Y oici6cs ut. fiia
! cGile Jne eiircs we're sold q ..Ghiin aua i..r-
| by authority of SIR. LawYuace WSeiiinatcr,
justice 0i .la p=aou
On lEe sane dsy M- tFsa. Baker aas,
WiHc Jef;ies lad fua lack q. @ f5ai
eGpedi,;or. SYi-h hoeA au ..ae. GufiH-. J,,e
day, tb5y dEea - io7tJ fae sueEs1s. a. af
them icot IL :sEgty and weighing one auo
fourth pounds eaGn Aleo 81 !os Bex. day
MIR, Willis C5ogus clushi ~ tta s1aee of
some four hours SONG twenty 2dd suckers
averaging ona and e-hsif pouncs ZACH.
1Ir. Henri Il, Hcyi- whoi4 well and Inv
orably snoWa ~ HE portion Of Fa0quist
aud is lnsn a. good busine qua.i.-a 49,
married not i5aG siaee Miss Hegti1. Mon
res, and a8e Wisa s lal.ClSad Di .aosc Who
sno" them nas taay ulsy 1aee I'll gue sue
cess that alyszG ltW: welded peop.9, A4I.
II. is thoroughly C2n.or5als with the 5us-
ne5s heis engaged -, D,hRging fist clsss recon-
mendations from iGE1ant.4! citizens OF this
and Loudoun coGutjes.
Tne hru OF Foster & Snu, engaged n the
meTcha1tjie basi7as5 81 tde depot has been
dissolved By ycutnei coaeaat and TIC same
w!il be coE6uctsd u ihe future 5y J. u.
Foster & Go This S quits bis chaage
ihe largest p97t Of ii being in front ell sia-
bis gentlemen.
Mr. Smith wilkins aad wife, near Cedar
vile, Va, VINO arc Oh @ visit The h05pltabio
home Of 1yr. @. W Talbot, near aere, will
also spend fEg days witt ot5eT seiatiVes in
The county.
On sunday night isst at the Baptist
Church here the Dsst0r, Rev = = S1ep-
herd, prsached fue discourse = tsreo
ana attentive congregation, MS theme bci1g,
$50 marrow or p.ooraatiGaion." 3 gen
tlemaa If this place cSD recall tha time
when the Rev. gentleman made his first at
temp; st preaching some 35 years sl,o
We have just learned of the sad ana IL
timely death of.a BIr. Byrd iu Tezes b}
drowni1g His mother, broher. aul sister
reside il PzTis, 10 this county.
HIAWATHA.
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To Do AWAY WITH WIREs.-Thaye is .
youug electrical inventor named DISSENT IL
New York who believes nat the ttmo Will
come when it will not ba necessary &c use
telegraph wires as 8 means Of electrical in
teroommuniealion. Ny. DessaG5 beiieges
that the earth can bs used as the one grsa5
conductor ior al the circuits now il the
world, and for all that may ever tG needad
il the weird. TIRE reaii2ation OF his idees
would ragoluticnizs the universe. WHAT is
neeacd IL order 10 copi:v. Or create thaea
earth currents, 1Ir. Dessaut says, is poisE-
izsd battery When this is once secured
iistsnce vii be annihilaEed .aud thought
can be transmitted from any part Of the
earth to any other pagt, no matter now dis.
!ant. aG will!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-01-16

ELoPBD WITH 4 FooT81AN.--A dispntca
from Montreal says "The detectives have
uneaFthod romantic elopemens, no par
ties being, it is asid, the daughter ofa
wealthy New York stoclbroker aad thar
qenteman's footmaD. Jennie Stuart is the
girls name aud Thomas Johnson thar Of
her alleged husband. The young lady is 8
striking brunette, apparently twenty-gwo or
twenty-three years old, aGd evidently pos
sessed Of considerable Of This worlds goods,
while her companion is q common enough
looking young foliow-evidently sD English
man He7 story IS very romantic one.
She refuses to tell where bor father lives in
New York, but says tina. Thomas has Been
in his service for several years, ard thst on
ne. return home from school last year she
became a5 once Interested, and despite all
endeavor 10 boDish The feeling from her
heart could rot succeed, Her iether few
days since discovered tho situation, aDd q
terrible scene ensued She must either give
up Thomas or leave the house. She choss
the latter alternative, and Oh Friday fed
with ;he fcotman, coming direct to Mon
treal. The pair are now located ats tbigd
rate p:iVsie hotej on st. Henry street., and
will be kept under surveillance By ihepa-
lice
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SYRUP al EIgs

Is Natures own t.ue laxative l: i sae
most easily taken, and the uost effective
remedy known 70 Cleanse the system y'hen
Bilious 81 Gosiive: 70 disgei Headaches
Colds, ard FaVets; 70 Cure aabisu&l ~.2-i-
stipation, Indigestion, Piles, ste, Aanuise-
tured only by the California Big syrup Com
pany, San Francisco, Cal. E. 5. Leadbestei
& Bro. agents Alexandria. Va,
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F5!EF esEU1ERT
4 SGmclh,n l,ca.
Blue 6elic 5fseo1aud, Trailing Aro9i17, Tally
ao darcrbal tia. Pose End A.piao Fiolete 30
ia2s soHN u LUaTs.
pIsGup's BIRD LICE DESTROYER.
! SEED
s4ND.
a largo supply Just receive, aHd ioc sale b.
noy44 ,..t. el--s1,5il - 6 ~.
y5TE HAVE madc great reduction in ALL
w WOOL. and GtAAlELS HAIR UND1EW AZ.
Those iu want Of such viii 90 vel to ooN before
dee deci8 Ados .sLATaiAKER
.YEW JAMs.-20 dozor Gross & Blackwell
I9 JAMS consisting OF Raspberry a.Tawberry,
Raspberry and Currar5 ned Currant Coos
berry aGd Green Gage.
oct22 GEO BcBURNEY & sON.
sZIr0UcHT SPIKES FOR BRIDGE and BOAT
w BUILDER5 a. SO King, corner u Royal
street. An assortment OF sizes To- seie chosp to
sop27 1T CREIGHTON 8 son.
CfUEs. PISTOLS, CAPS, WADs. SHELLS, sc,
< iuss oGenod at 328 King street, corner Vi
Royal and for ale 81 reduced prices.
ocs23 j. q. CREIGHTON & SON.
aTDTs. EATsIys and CANDY must not be car
= rel over Gixcd Nuts, 10c; AiiXed Candy
ian7 &c. MILBUBE's.
T1xTHl T.ARGE SIZE NATURAL WOOL UE-
u DERsHIETS ana DEiWEIS OF best grade ;
also small and medium szis, n .
oc.l0 amos b 55AYMAKER'S.
FGsT REoEIyED-A foli stool, Of LADIES'
y PURE LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS Of the
nov, 9oy2l AMOS B. 8LAYMAKER's.
ygGgCE.HADE C4ssI8ERE8-A Ia1ge a5sors-
n mens at prices TO suit the times. Al eza1ni.
p,,.ss oess o '-'' AMOS b sLAYzlAKG GB.
y TcETI LIGHT .-PRATT's AsTRAL GIL
/ 4 the hest, most highly refined, ana shiegJ
burning oil DGfe in this counJrT IS I0rsale o5
noy22 H. g. LEAOBEAEEK Z BRO.
BEAUTIFULLY EMBROIDERED FIYE-BUI'-
y TON KID GLOVES, every pair warranted,
A' oct8 g AMOS 3. sLAY1dAKER.
Ty0PY-HANDLED CARVING KNIVES,
I FORKS and 5TEELS Rodgers m2sel4 put up
in siik-lined cascs, nice gift, io6 sac "
Gec1S jas. f. CABIN e SONS.
rfHoPPiNG AXEs ard Axe HANDLES, on
land and for sale at q ggnaL advance 2t 30
dec dsc2 ~ J. I. CREIGHTON { soE.
II YOUR oBICKEEs ERE SICK.
TEY
EgS CHICKEN CaOLERt CgEt.
eold - al druggists and groceT5 lh21
T9,n BUGELAED,s SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE,
natures nerve tonic and brs-in iood' u D0t-
ties a. 81 eaeh just recclved by
f.b2o :. (. LEADBEATI-E q IiR0.
T9ED WkgRIoR cHOPPING AXES snd A12
Is HANDLES z fuil supply 81 3ZS King street,
corner Of Royal. Wholesale and retail
oct23 j. T. CRElGHION q St}6
T7NGLIsH RIBBED SWISS C0NDE SHIFTS
~ and DRAWERS, extra heavy, at
nov25 AsIOS D. SLAYMAKER'S.
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German and Domestic Toilos Scars; Genuine
s ~ S2-2s9 ,3 ' s0 ,,;i,. ;,,5 StS--eD r-eeta
rocf6 rr7sles. fJji sssorsznsi.t OF Patent Medir
eir1ag. Esxss Ci!stine. Com Starch Sea Moss Eaa
articles soid by druggists a5 prices IS ioF Is the
sGnc quality car 70 cots'nca elaeRnore. uos =
II ATB TARE, CUTLERY, &c, for TIE eonlil7y
I7a-sad-i5. Ya.-{ge hg9e just received At tho
s g n-5eisse-- o' Ssl - 6ot IA 6slesq,e and rcta 1t l
pay yoR to examine our s,oo ooi9Ee nsS.I srr :.
purchases ~ c9sis aola"g 70 ag y t - 9
ciaE II - laf5 81 tfc'7 ,l--ss - '''l - "a
PoeEcs Enivn. Locks hinges SC. SelVes sn9
80 -. lr.s|-5 a,le l gske5. scyt5e stones
,si.S zoos ~ i5oy3 o5 ree 81. 4 98 SIX ng street
ny =. ef:EI'7i n o.4 G s'',ss,
vT7- t{tVr igy5 received the greatest bargain
y75lrrS 'SFTT7-Te,. pstert STAYS in back
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TYLsTFD CALL DELLs, Tea Bells, Plated Tea
and Table Spoons and Fs-Ss, Plated Nut
Crscks and Nut Picks, Chidfeu's izniyes and
Forks, Banks; also : great variety OF Club and
other Skates, which We propose - sell al very
moderate prices during the holidays Gall and
examine at 32S King street, corner of Royal.
decf7 J. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
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no. 3CG fRIECE s'TE1TT, ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Figc,; a tao supreme Court Of Appcaia, il
the Cireas 5ltJ OF TIC city of sinzsndria ana
ia tic Inland Co-nty a.ts of thc adjoining
Gu. .e5 aad ir ihe FEfWai courts ie1S #
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~ iss e' soai eis Parl9T FurnituTs Car.
t-.i'is 'Sl1 ,, Grlitare' t&ole Ware. Crock
~. I'D anu '',Sa 'fa'o' hed Aa I&o'e Linen,
- 49, '1o % - Nr' &c terms: Cash
Ja'il :, ~ SCdoLhB.
tsjRUSTEE'S SALE OF KHsl(f >trREEsr PROP
ERTY.
5udor guuhorily Of deed OF trupt fr,,n Cbarle,
81 aylGr To- the undersigned. as trus,eoS iatc5
-ogaaItcrl I 1870. recorded in lihcr nae 3;0
xndra Ia tho gpdeysigncs vii; Wis selI Togr ~ rrT T
tfcauerign. on e,ytJRnty Febrnsr,- D. ! ESQ
Ga6TN6 - - .e,ii'21' Va St' I-3I ,is Gr
l2prsr}pV pI;lst T',-r ;, - s' " va i tLo
-.,,5rtF, ,.;4, t-75.s b. 5i..a, -, - -'tp
otre.t5 s., l15 7r.,,-i,. No on -, 80
pov- nccu-q} In. u ra, d - ,'.; So. .Gss
S,.i, fos,. -. o'cA Win win
trea; 10 loot : irrb eiri o - - ,LS
N @ ~ -, 'ev' ,.ts ot,1i VI, tno
- CO -, Sl@i
E..g,,,e t.i-.,rf Tfustees.
}3t'b I 10 CE}E of H.. Corporal on.
court of taa cit, II Alexandra rendered on
Oh 22i day 0clsbcr 1855 IN the chancery
g'i.2 me :. irlgg'nt = = .ir vs.. Minnie W
f'9i .i11 81 -'5se oa Toyal street, on
-,r1.T. ~ q - y,-ii"a'y ,, s, 4oo9,
- - VI -. ~ o"E'LAlhg av
ta9 3. +" Corr. oi .''o'"eo "nd .-oy@ st''ets and
''''
I-rms ol -aia: Ono f,urti, l.. cash yud the res
j-Gs 10 :x .2siye ana oielitee., months. 'r:tlo
be- sa,aiooi u..i aI IS PAD Conveyance at
fzp.aso Il purchasers sue 1t l. IN. n '''''s
~, i, ,r,,i.'.,, ~ - y 'Nii comm;s'
o' 'aie'
,e- ,-., ,.,...,.,.ia,, Co...
r.iy .,&at rla $50 hereby certify that
Re. &c IN tae -1ovo IS commissioners of sale.
+oHS ). BEACH Jerk.
e-Ne en-hoats . ell st private sale,
s.', us " " ~ ,beGo lne ,aa! [ay
f-,a f3 tfc ri,r...-.- r.,I. r,c.i,,,' rcnt or
MA. -.r.o.,si - +i., l.ons,s .,, fbcv r,ov
,o- p. If cIar,o nm ro,,6,., On, Ls COM
a. r. = sa.H aal.,a-d the '-i rel payments can
.iio ~ VIC 3 5icnssoas Ia. ~
'as4 - @eh e be aesat any time ,,l at iny Office
---.-.--.
-. ~ y = - i,i-h o. One CORPORATION
.he 1haaee'y eau.e Of John a Pare ct ais VS..
b.r fsss " ci g e ppb;g apei6n in n'Sel 'front.'
g fto }.rkc. Ifc1ge ~, ..9. RI strset. on sATTR-
n w. - g ~ & @ o, ;o o r7 ,a 'tj s"ila5 ,o5o% ans
| va, on re
- .a' - oG IeisT5 s'.TSsi .,5 10 ieeV U
- ''''.. ..' .,l'.ns ''t@ 10 80, ieo1 70 M
fF: eng properly t1ai VS. pnfehsseU IRON
. Of s- srlSs or the south aud Of Quinn on the
north
Terms ct sale: Due.fonrth. in cash; residue in
three equa. ;usts.ment. at four eight ana twelve
maata7 ron iA9 date oi aeo. liti9 10 be re-
- -. ~ - p', \, 'l'o Nv 'N p''''
d, ce...al-;. n. NJ y Noa.lo|, ~
johns. beaea, Jerk o. The corporation Cot !
ct te2 city OF Acxandris 10 hereby certify that
j. H.I Morton has givcn bond as required by
.S''s JOHN s, BEACH Clerk.
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h B-I have authority to sell at private sale
snd viii outcItsin s4y such offers up to day of
sale ieo23tsl j. X ". NORTON.
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FOR SALE AND REE

TOR Sale Ok REST-The THsEE story
4 BPICK DWELLING No 713 King street.
between Washington spG Columbus SeysU Gee.
4. hppc s. amply tQ j. CAT.:N attorney. or
to /. Il. UHLEB, SecrSta1y Old Dominica Build
ing Association. ian14 If
EO2 atNF-Tbe N5W TWO.sTORY B8ICE
HOUSE. 70 Ie O2 Prince street second door
waai Of Patrick. Appiy 3, 20S south slTai 81.
jaui.s q
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raaoas Azp aogea4c nAr..soA1.


E CAnan5aisz ana zocbes5er daily for
e H. 10 end Ei... % ,.aiiy except Saturdsy, ct
1030F. N, wita Sleeping Csr Warrington 10
~ y s5iiiiarlsport. Lock Havoo aad Elraira :
ge.s si5 55o Bat. 1:2G, 900, 11:01
saz .lC =. ~, 2.G0, 4;l3 1000 and l4:GJ
on ,ar5es 2.C6 ;,1a ll:4o %. 30, Z:GC
.fD. rC.oo and f..,G o. ln Limited hxpres3
.r.En ra,luT GGrs, sac f daily, ex-
raCsy szd 3:45 y. m. delly. With
Eo- F, oa I, boet ctfns &c, .2:o0 pan. every day
7,. Eroaiya Il. z 81. tSc0sh trains connect II
I3Isev oi.y 77ilA boats Of Brooklyn 8apoT,
ac15i. direct -1auaicT 70 sul.or stTe2st sEJ!t'
irs Ca,.5ic ier-isGc acrcss NeG EorE litE
Fhiiadelphie. 100 $40 O900,1l:0 and 1i:40
zoo, 4I0, 500, S:10, 1000 Snd 1l:2G
Gu eund&g 500 and 1870 g Ia, zoo,
are. G.G9. S:10 t0-30 and 1l:20 : III, lin
.tsa Express, all f.s.oI Cars $40 6. III. week
d.ys, 1i.l ,5.45 p ~. daily, with Dining Car.
q7- Vri5iln0ro 6:35, 40 $40, $50, $40, 800,
500 and 11.A0 an. 1865, 2:tlO, 3:15, 40,
a.20 $40 500, ne, S:1cI 1000 and 11:-0
TO- o sunday, G.p3 9u5, 900 and l1:+G
d. ~, 2oG. 3:-i5, 4;iG 500 20, $40 lU;Oo
for Popo's G.osk Line, 1920 {. -.s and zz0 p ~,
eyCc-,t Sunday.
Fo- Annapolis I.2o and - g. r., and l2;0o,
and 40 r. "a, daily except Sundays On
Sundays a. SEQ .. "a. and 4:10 p NJ
ep..1z 11,D OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EAIl.l7-.z
8s5 Arzz AgDEGA AlsD wAsarNeIoN EAILEo<D
1s- llsssniris. i:8o 6:35, 7:25, $40, 9:45.aud
1887 g. ~, 1904 noon, 2.05, 3.A0, z;25, 500,
GOl Sos. 4CU5 sn3 1l:37 p n. On san
5sy ss4:3y 9:45, and 1876 q. N, ard 2:SO,
sol. S:05 AM t0:9o T. n.
e-can11oiaticE iuT Quauaco 80 3 II. and 900
+5....,s =. - ~, .,.o qon45 40 era 1857 :.
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e9ATNI's. OILS, &c. We have in store an nnq-
sually isTge supply Of LeWis'5 Fu!o 1S; ~ 1lto
tnre. Aspbaltun snd Denar Ysrnishcs aud Japan
Dryer; also LUCAs'S TINTED GLOSS PAINTS,
Of all colors. Rssdy-mixed Paints, in one and two
pounds. Ais5astino Powder. white and assorted
cools, for washing inside walls OF dwellings.
Window Glass; single and double thick, Putty, &c
een24 B. s. L.EADBEATER & BRO.
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PROFESSIONAL.
ATTnRNEY 1T LAw

0HApLE> T. sTU&BT
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CyEAsoNABLE-sPICEs, &c-GTeen Ginger,
~ White Mustard Seed, Celery do, Black Pep
per, White DO, Ground Mustard, Turmeric, Garlic,
aaco, NGtmegs, Cloves and Cinnamon; also Fur
rjtU-e Yarnish, White do, Furniture Polish,
Hard Oil Finish Rat and Roach Poisons, Insect
Powder of various kinds Powder Guns Csmphor,
Tar Paper, &C., &c.
sop24 2. s. LEADBEATER & BRO
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qsH.
200 barrels Potomac Herring.
fQ0 Glib Labrador
so Split
800 ha,f barrels Lake Fish.
100 barrels Msckcrel Ont Fish.
so hslf bsrrels Pickerel.
In store and for sale b,
norf6 CHAs. KING & SON.
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= CAnan5aisza ana RocSes5er daily FOR
eldeO end Ni4s - ,.aiiy eEcopt S&tnrdsy, et
1030I. N, Hita Stepping Cgr Washington 10
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R4HR08E5.
n11E GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE
North, WEST IND SOUTHWEST.
IN eject JmusIy 6, 1889.

l0.9le -'0 y s.esl RGils. lgsanieesnt Easipn.e...
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AUCTION SALES.
BY 2. 7. I.ucas. Auctioneer.

Z f5NaE ENTIRE OUTFIT OF TIE ToNTINg
~ ~ isfiELI ENANDRlAi VA AT PUBLIC
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.ssesasgom g 2. II. ssablcrl

q DaaloIs = Pasea5 iSedicirca, Drugs, Cigars aud
Gieerestos. r.no Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes,
G5rmEu cuj Domestic Cologne. aai1 Br15ses,
Spcnges, Flesh StEaps, sc. s5Pecie' caro- gyei 70
Tres,I.9tic.'a isu2S-t'