Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1880, Page 3

. sor & MISCELLANEOUS. STEAMERS, &e. FAMILY SUPPLIES. AUCTION SALES. THE EVENING STAR. RB NORE’ FORTRESS MONROE ‘ARY! D> HAM THIS AFT: ‘ALTER B. WILLIAMS & Aucti 3 Fone me ‘FO sae _ A ran s, Soe DTA AF TERNS wi TTER | ian netioneers, | FIREDAY.......... -.. February 20, 1580. CUTICURA wherton edpesdars and - = iraiing ya GULAR WALNUT CHAMBER CONGRESSIONAL. Basa Pam. yan, opp THREE YEARS OLD, CHANCERY SALE OF Tat IMPROVED PROPEEEY BNEURNITURE BatssEhs, INGRAIN AND —— BLOOD AND SKIN HUMORS, Boston stoau Tiekot ‘Leaves aru Aiternate BETWEEN | XD MAR a — OngATURDAY, Fenevany 21, commesc- Seen eer ee | are, ya ri ‘OWN, ING A LOC} ‘ohial r Becond.ciasa fare, $1.80; Round Trip, #2. SMOKED WITH HICKORY WooD. Py virtue of adecres 0 4 Sia epee front of xt auetion Foor Walnut ‘Guane SENATE.—After our report closed— ‘The Scourge of Mankind-Old Methods DAILY LINE ON THE POTOMAO RIVER. of the District of Columbia, passed ber eniter, Parlor Furniture, Marbles top The “5 per cent bill” was discussed up to £ p. a ie Steamer Joun W. THOMPaGe hes th- Gay of January, 1800; In equity Gauss oe Tables, Walnut Marble-top Sideboard, Walnut War- | m., when Mr. obtained the floor, but of treatment and remedies a failure. | grawn for epairs, and ihe Janz Mosmury has been —_ &e;, whe ein James W. douse et al. are complain. | robes, Walnut Dining-room Chairs, Extension | yielded to a motion by Mr. Morrill for ah ex- sibatuted (0 lake her tips and her daye unt fai are Soe, aeoap ial ae antag tee | Aubin, Hraafoeran wnt ahr feutive. Session, which, prevailed. When. the CurIcURA ResoLvENT, the Great Blood Purifier | Otherwise Orbe JOHN H. MAGRUDER, H Day OF FEBURARY, 1880, AT 4: 30 0" 3x F. | sortment of Housekeeping woods. “= doors were reopened the Senate adjourned. and Liver Stimulant, is the most searching, cleans- BT! RS FOR NEW €., the following described property, viz: AU that | “Terms cas HOUSE.—After our report closed— dng, and purifying agent of this century. It maybe | | Steamers E. C. KxiGHz and JonN Grsson art of lot numbered 134, in Beatty and WALTER B. WILLIAMS &O., Aucts The Hous tinned thi ideration of th detected in the saliva, sweat, milk, blood, and urine | pately leave Pier 41, East River, New York, every Hawkins addition to Geanectown, so sini » hs se continued the consideration of the Ja forty minutes fter taking the first dose, showing | Saturday at4p.m., and 63 Water st., FINE GROCERIES, at 35 feet from the eastern line of the lot; then ALTER B. WILLIAMS & 00., Auctioneers. | port of the committee on rules. that it has entered the circulation and been carried | Friday morning snd dria same Tunning north 150 fect: thence east 173 feet | thence r. Robeson offered as a substitute for Mr. to every part of t mn sate. If forever era. icatos oe — rates. Apply at Steamer oF south 150 feet to said north line of 2d street: thence sare or pat BN ae 3 soenenent = ee ae ‘iding e virus of Sy Serofula, C nd Canker, ional Metro} Deginning, together XN A No ay ted those terrible Led poleons that rot out the ma- pat feb19 14291 New York Avenue. | Tnpronagis. © 3 with the | WARE, AT ACOTION general appropriation Dill_or be. fnorder as aa qhinery of life, Aline: the body with foul corrap- Skin i Old ad ‘ing worm, end Sealy THE SCALP, ECZEMA ON Breast and Limbs Cured, rs. WEE: refrain from adding my ¢ having placed within m TIcuRA REMEDIES, wh'c) #ary all further experiments of phy ecand in reniarkably short space of time have rid me of a Toathsome disease t X dispensed nsatisfactory IT had the eo —and bron c even if it were longer to follow looked-for cure : I have been afflicted with Eczema or on my scalp, bresst, and limbs for five eum aur have been under the treatment of iD} rt ing which time phur springs es, all without pers ihe faintest approach toa quite. April 1 last Xbeqan the use of CurrcupA, whic ely snecessful in my case, enti me. 1 have not had a clean scalp’ for 15 until the use of the Currcuna entirely healed {t and left it clean and healthy. The other part body were afflicted in a more awry are Dow completely healed. I believe pletely cu SOLY as directed, for its wonderful action on the stomach and bowels and cooling influence on the blood. It will afford me pleasure,as I have done in many cases, to urge the afllicted ‘to use these won- derful remcs Se ete. STEPHEN CROWELL. New "BEDYoun, Sept.30, 1878. A RUNNING SORE Cured in One Week. Mesers. WEEKS & PorTer.—Some three or four weeks ago T ordered a box of Ouricuna for a bad tase of Sait Rheum. ‘The back of one of my. wife's hands was a running sore. In one week from the it arrived her kand was well and has remained sour to to-di ay . P. DAGGETT. MILForD, M ane 18, 1878. Nore.—Keader, don ‘tyou think these cures re- markable? CUTICURA SOAP, Medicinal and Toilet. Is propared from Cutrewna ina modified form,and is positively indispensable in the treatment of Skin and Scalp Diseases. We recommend it for the Preservation of the skins of infants, for gentlemen who shave and are troubled with tender fa Those who desires clean anid wholesome Skin and Beaip, and for all purposes of the toilet, bath and nursery. Its delizhtiul and refreshing fragrance ‘equals or surpasses the finest Parisian Soaps. ‘Tue Ouricuns Restentes are prepared by Weeks or port Chemists and yn, Mass., ae for real by all Dee m Brice 6 St Cortexa, small boxes mts; rae boxes, 1. Resouvenn, 81 per botile, Ourr: guna Soar, 35 cet B cents ber cake; by mail, $0 coLLINs’ Voltaic Electric Plasters. Pain and Weaknsss cannot exist where they are applied. They vitalize, strengthen and suppert ‘Weak and Painful parts ; cure Chronic Ailments and Diseases of the Liver and Kidneys; absorb Poisons from the Blood, and thus prevent Fever and Ague, Malarial and Contagious Diseases; stimulate the Stomach and Digestive Organs when placed over ‘the pit of the stomach, and prevent Dyspepsia, Bil- dous Colic, Cramps and Pains. 8 OVER 2,000 DRUGGISTS Hare Signed the Following En- dorsement, the Signatures of hich are open for Inspection, and can be seen at 21 Platt Street, New York. GENTLEMEN: ““FOR THE PAST FEW YEARS WE HAVE SOLD VARIOUS BRANDS OF POROUS PLAS- ‘TERS. PHYSICIANS AND THE PUBLIC PRE- FER BENSON'S CAPCINE PLASTERS TO ALL OTHERS. WE CONSIDER THEM ONE OF THE FEW VERY RELIABLE HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES. THEY ARE SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHER POROUS PLASTERS.” To. SEABURY & JOHNSON, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTS, #1 Platt St., New York. DEY MONOPOLE, febl4-Im. _ EXTRA. HEIDSIECK & 00. ESTABLISHED 1785. CHAMPAGNE. ORUSE & FILS FRERES, BORDEAUX. EINE CLARETS AND SAUTERNES. FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON, D. O., by G. G. Coarwaut, Hume, Crxanry & Co., ‘Txos. RussErr, SHOEMAKER & HERTZ0G, B. W. Rex's Sons, BuowninG & MippteTox, NN. W. Buncexut, W. Onme & Soxs, J. H. Macaupes, ©. O. Buran, B. B. & A. B. Cnorixy, Gxoncrrowy, D.O. an7-co2m ONCH’S SALICILIC SOAP ‘Is unsurpassed as a cure for Diseases of ‘sud Skin, suchas ‘® Blood CANCE 80) PRICKLY HEAT, Se ABs disinfectant this Soap has no equal. It will t the contraction of contagious diseusse— pended, "Host lial Hoteles Veu , aud Hosp rs, Printe1 should nevei one’ cabplication ff tile’ Boap makes the Skin so parent. To be had in ail prominent Drug Stores and Gro- its for all pr a > parts of thet {he United States wanted. ih WORC 1716 Pa. ave. ae 3an31-Im Washington, D. 0. ENEAR'S DYSPEPSIA REMEDIES, R Nom Tmatier how tad the ‘case they se wh MINTURE. Snare ® ogee Col fine and never Hanson, Ty SR 8, Thome fing, Judd & Wrieht OG. 1 Nourse & Os, SE ore, 1023 7th st. irideo 6i Bri Wale io Bete, and fo EE Ast. FUNCHE fork, Freight Agia: t. ae -Genaral Are 27 Bouch William st., New York. oe ae ILYDE’S NEW EXPRESS LIND PHILADELPHI. XANDRIA, WASHINGTON BND OE GEORGE TON, ae swith Clyde's eae aaa at 10a.m am. From Washington—Monday, at 11 8.1. ven Monday; at 7-2. daily un! iven to'Beston and Provideties, and ‘Georgetown goods received and landed at Washington. formation apply to J. Hi JOHNSON ta a0 ol “LID ‘r 00.; ‘Philsdel- mar20 vine em New Englan oe aoa as neste Ty 5 ee a {2 South Wharv et arte LLOYD—SrTzam! Rn Sw Youn, Gavan, LONDON, [a CD DAMME. ee i en font of Sd street foot 0 oniay from Bremen Per fo0t of 9d etre Ha : 39; prevail Dropaid sioera oo oe Traeht OF “> oe 2 Paling Green. Bree pT lla eiaie = jreen., New 3 YUNARD LINE. "With the view of diminishing the chances of col- the Steamers of this line take a cee fers jeanne the hg Som Qa York or Boston, meridian of 8 in yd the lak caries 43. of fo mtadiat. meer a ovo serene of 42. STEAMB! MPANY LIM- THE OUNARD 8° ae 00! New York and Live ° Between jana Tavern pool, Call: lecla...... Wed. ‘And every follo BATES OF PAsGAGR. ete 29 04 8100 0d, set io sooomme Ticket to Paris, 815, gold, additional. Return tickets on favorable terms. pies St very. low rates, Bioorace teksts from and Queenstown, and all other parts of aS at lowest rates. rh bills of inden given for Belfast, Glasgow, Bete for funtisoraneasr re aa Soeligs — ts Sota aseaio spply at the Company's cabin, to OTIS BIG: Set the ith streek, Washing " OHAS. G. FRANOKLYR, Agent, N.Y. RAILROADS. RALTIMOBE AND OHIO RAILEOAD, THE GREAT DOUBLE TRAOK. National Route and Short Line to the sha Douthwests To take effect Sunday, a crenbes a ‘1878, at 1:20 LEAVE WASHINGTO! £0 Pe -m.—Baltimore, Ellicott Oy “and Way Bta- 6:06 a.m.—tNew rome. Philadelphia and Boston aanaara to Break- Express. On. Baltimore only.. ® ila altri Laurel Annapeli ore 30 pam -Baltimore, Annapolis, Ellicott ars ¢ La ce ‘Sr , ealmores and Way. Baltimore,” Bladensbi a Laurel sa Oia Helay. Biops at Annapolis wr = es = and Sway Sistioan: oan Os Bundey to bre of Rocks an: fu jons only. 440'p.m.—Baltim Sapien ‘and og Bta mm. TPHILAD) sLaBRte EXPRESS. orto ce Sun SURE eee teense a Sof eo See, PHILADELPHIA ak BELTINONY EXPIESS. Stops at Bladens. and Laurel. Sieg ping st to New York, and om im pi % east Couis and’ Cincinnat! Express. 2 Cara. FBunday only. Other trains daily, except ain stop # at Rel: ‘Ohio "Iicket Omiess eee ees Be and Oorser 14th'and Penneyivanis $08, 6: avenue, StS. se orders Will be taken for to be check and received at any en os a NTR, +D: LM. General ticket ee eee Giz0: S°ROON TE. General Avent myl? 1880 vrenxsvivama 1880 RTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST. 79 aoe able ‘Track, Steel Rails, SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. in Etect Tan many 6, HiNGTONE fom m_ Depot, 20™ STREET _MARKET. ! No. 720 20th street. FISH of all kinds for, the Lenten seas TERRAPIN, OYSTERS, CLAMS CHADS, Bo AWEET BREAD, BEEF 1 Bene. headed LETTUCE, ‘RADISHES, cucuM- Aclosing-out sale every Saturday night. MEAT very cheap. febl7 ‘WM_LINKINS & SON. BRB LENT. Boston Codfish Balls. Columbia Boned Herring. noked Halibut. Columbia River Salmon, Fish Chowder. Mountain Trout. Fried Sea Trout. Fresh Gulf Shrimps. Russian Caviar, Sardines in Tomatoes. Sardines aux Truffes. Haddock Roes. Yarmouth Bloaters Kippered Herring. Anchovi sp fe ‘Oi in Paste, in Sauce. chovies—! Boarbere ® post Giamne: NS, IMPORTERS TABLE LUXURIES, febl4 1216 F street. BlBCHARD's HUsINESS 18 TO FURNISH GOOD GOODS For the benefit of ‘his customers, at a reasonable profit for the benefit of himeelf, He does not pretend to sell any STAPLE GOODS at cost—much less doit. Such bait covers hooks, and hooks are to catch fish. le does not look upon the public as FRESH FISH. | ‘Those who propose to work for nothing and find themselves must cheat their customers, or in the end swindle their creditors. Do not forget ‘what you have heard about CANNED COFFEE and PA- ‘APSCO BAKING POWDER. Vt ‘BURCHALDS. ai i Pa. ave. and Four-and-a-haif st, Orders received by ‘elephone. febl4 GF: A. "HARE, 1213 7th st. n.w., between Mand N, ‘Successor to O. 8. O'HARE & SON, SELLS H puulons good MOLASSES... . est NX (BUCKWHEAT: a one 00d SUG. 1 package BREAKFAST HOMINT, 1 dozen Proctor Scene 8 OLEIN FLOUR... Nee WHITE HONEY in the COMB, ‘The Branch Store, cor. 4th and H sts., nO Discontinu Wwe Y NOT? < bbl. op FLOUR (Pat. Process) ioc COREE, roasted aia ‘Government Jaya, roasted. COAL OIL, ver gallon... [ACKER! febl2-2m_ Southwest cor. 9th & L sts. n. BAOK DUt |ANVASS: O88. one, OUSE, PHEAS: oe UALL, 3, Ero. ‘REY, AQUARS. BEEF TO) iT OF BEEF, SWEET B IAMOND BAO) Country SA USAG D OR TERRAPIN, ESELEOT OVSTERS,” FLORIDA ORANGES AND BANANAS, Bo. FRANK J. TIBBETS & fec5 Patack Manxer, Cor. 14th and N.Y. av. IRST PREMIUM (warded st the National Wale over all ottier compet TO CERES. The handsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in the United States. MINNEOLA, A very superior Minnesota Patent, STERLING'S 8T. LOUIS FANOY, A magnificent Winter Whest Patent Process. GOLDEN HILL, ibe, Mean daed Fanitly Flour of the District. For sale by every first-class Grocer. Wholesale Depot—Cor. Ist st. and Ind. ave, nov6 WM. M. GALT & CO. COAL AND WOOD. be One-third of the hee in hand; the remainder of said purchase money to in three equal instalments at six, twelve wurchase money cash and eighteen Cie from the day of es the de- ferred payments It. per “anni from the date of sale per cent. conveyan: the pi the right t feb10-10t not bana writin Sdaye, the trurice reserves 0 resell the atthe risk an Of the defaulting ine yu re ans to bear interest at rate of six All GREEN, Trustee, aus Intelligencer Bu Builditig, TO-MORROW. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. FORTY ELEGANT. STKEL ENGRAVINGS, RARE COLLECTION OF ANTI TERE AND A GENET AT ASSO OTHER HOU! Ye SoRN MENT OF SEHOLD EFFECTS, AT AUO- TION. Will be sold at my auction rooms SATUR- DAY, Ferrvary 2isr, 1880, pel a0 oe ‘CLOCK. THOMAS DOWLING, feb19-2t (ALFRED SPAT! Anctlonesr. j, Auctioneer. HORSEMEN, ATTENTION! RARE CHANCE FOR BREEDE! AIAHOGANY BAY RYS! RS. DYK_HAMBLETONIAN LION AT AUCTION. Iwill sell ee mae ‘Bazaar, No. 940 Louisiana gy avenue, on BATURDAY MORNING, RUARY Der, AT 11 O'CLOCK, SHARP. One Mahogany Bay Stallion, 12 years old. Sire 's Hambletonian. Extended and fail pedigree at eale. stallion was owned by Col. Dam Mollie Woodcock. ‘The above Barber for three yea and isa sure foalxe'ter, and one of the best bred stallioné in this pari of the country. Sale positive. Pedigree guarante 4. febls-3t ALFERD SPATES, Auct. EO. TRUESDELL, Auctioneer. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF DESIRABLE FMPROVED ROPERTY, 8) iORTHEAST, PREM- y virtue of three several deeds of trust, ited Se) i iver so, tember 13,1878, and recorded at follog 38 84 and 387, spectively, one of the Tani Records of the District Columbia, and, also, in pursuance of anorder of the Supreme ‘Court of the District of Columbia, parsed on the 30th day of January, A.D. 1880, in cause No. 6! FEBRUARY, 1 of the p Terms o! in ion da fold at sale. fei9-d&ds TATE premises, ona frame 41-100 cepted. the purchaser. 877, Eq. Doc. public auction’ on AT 4 remises, Lots 5 of John W. Stare bupdivision of Lote uumbered 7 t9 81, 1a clusive, of Gulick’s subdivision of Square No. 987, in Washington City, District of Columbia, with the improvements, ‘consistini Dwelling on each of said Lots. le: three equal instalments, at six, twelve and el hteen months from day of sale, for which the purchaser's promissory notes shall be Atseven per cent, per annum: to be secured by deed of trust upon the respective premises satisfactory policies 0 ‘ering to be complied with wit of sale, otherwise the property to be re- and cost of defaniting cash deposit of #100 on each lot ON STREET GETOWN, ofa BAY A. De Jot numbered (5) five, in in Svar numbered. (89) thirty nine, in Gearsetown lumbia, together wit Hg of a three-story brick prefers in 7 days, the ‘Tru: roperty at the risk and cost of the defaulting DORSEY OLAGETT. scan GW. COOPER, DUNCANSON BROS., Ai SE THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON ccount of the weather until SATURDAY, THE will offer for aale at ‘GANCRDAY. the dist Day oF ao Q,Sroce. P.M, a front 84 and 8 of a desirable Brick ‘One-third the balanco in given, bearing interest and insurance upon ice build- hin seven days een eA N on HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES. ‘H SIDE OF BRIDGE NEAR CONGRESS STREET, IN of Sie Supreme Oourt juity fohn B. Giaued use and others ere plaintitie: and, Addieon M+ Brooke and others are defendants, ‘Trustees, will sell at public anction, in front of the the undersigned, SDAY, THE 18TH Day OF 1880, aT 4 O'cLOcK P.M., part of in the District of Co- the Toprovements thereon, house and an old said parcel of ground having a the Front on the north side hf Bridye streot of Atty and (50 41-100) feet by a depth of one hundred ahd nineteen (119) feet. Terms: Oné-fourth of the purchase money to be paid in cash, of e balance to be paid in soual tostallments at ein, twelve and ‘interest, at six per cured by deed of trust uy the purchaser If the which $20 wil be required at time eighteen months. celit per. anim, to be 86 Zapon the property wold: or if pay cash it will be ac- eer nals emer CoH ON wih reserve the right to resell ‘Trustees. uct. feb3-d&ds Fal” DORR Go te At fas d place, 4 at) feviy-2t _G. W. COOPER, Trustees. METstewscz, COOKE & PORTER, COAL. BEST QUALITY OF WHITE AND RED APH ANTHRACITE GOAL. screened and clean, 2240 Ibs. to the ton males. George's Creek, Lump and Run of 1e Cumberland Coal, by carko, car load or single ton. Large supply Hard ace Coal suitable for foundry use. WOOD OF ALL KINDS. PINE, OAK AND HICKORY OF BEST QUALITY, (x Conp LENGTH, OR BAWED AMD SPLIT TO Awe IZ. BAKERS’ PINE A SPEOIALTY. ectitin Office, 1419 New York ave. Office ‘and Yard er 2d st. and eee aye. ipping Wharf and: ‘Yard, foot oo aes 1 BRANOH. Main Ofion, $9 30 Bost Ofice ave and Rett. Oiice a ¥ edral, near Biddle st: Bhi Whaet piled foot ‘of York st. Pee ‘Bales Agent for apart fe Telephus nies 0, CAC eee bot cites on™ isunaiammint a Nationax FAIB ASSOCIATION. THE FIRST PREMIUM FOR BEST OOAL AND feta LING, WOOD was awarded to us over all com. petitors. STEPHENSON & BRO., Depot and Mill, Tere eae Office: 12th and Penna. avenue. BALTIMORE AND POI ‘D POTOMAG Bi BATLEOAD. Balla and the North, at 6: at O08 a a ny day, exept dararday, aa Falnoe Gara a to Gana - Tn. a except Sat ‘af 1040 amu @ ew Y« ae 1a the East, 8:10 * Eat te hat Sap ast Bultaan Patior Oars, 9:90 Aim. daily,” except For. Brooks all through trains connect at ve "iy wih" bouts of Brooklyn Anes Mording frect tranefer to Falton street, avoid: ferriage and Journey across New York dou! Ei OEE and 1:30 ae aay except Sunda: 75 band 9:45 a fae is p-m., daily. i, 6200 am, “and 4:20 p.m.. m. and 4:20 p.m., daily, ex- HONE. ‘With unequaled facilities and advantages £ 2 AEE yy sive store yards enal us Coal is lowest: offloes cation, insuring prompt attention to Fr iron Lot patos te be tion of Wo tance oieiealy eee of 2,240 mill and depot, Fats. aw. 5 120 Fee w % O.w. ; 1418 Tth at. n. 2 and Si Pa. ave. w-6. ol OUR IMMENSE TRADE SHOWS .WHAT VIM AND PUSH WILL BO. Business is tore Hee rou doit it. efecto a.neet gained us eens eres bane 4 VERY LARGE TRADE. oetian a. sea onsen pra oat ours. Ruse the most 8 dl Low Frioos ana, our EVERY ADVANTAGE THAT BUYERS OAN POSSIBLY SEEK 18 ASSURED. ‘We guarantee our be exactly will return the Bind that aay ove tothe contr zi ti fit to please, ae aed neers afew is aia dh ota be ex: REST ES WILLET & LIBBEY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF LUMBER, Cor. 6th St. and N. ¥. ave. Hon, on THU 1877, in Libe rights, AND sh AUCTION. By virtue of a deed of trust siven to us, ee Ci ashini Pt owe as twenty: ~eiwht (28) and twenty- recorded subdivision of part of lots numbered two (2), in square numbered four hundred and fifty (450), Said subdivision being recorde er R. L. Hoxie, folio 382, in the offied of the surveyor of the District of Columbia, gether with all and singular the appurtenances, rivileces, improvements an UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. TR ee ae OF 1 EW YORK AV VALUABLE LOT ON UK, BETWEEN SIXTH EETS NORTHWEST, AT duly recorded in Liber No. 840, folio 473, one of the land records of Washington county, in the District of Columbia, and by party secured thereby, we will RSDAY, 41 pay or Mancu, A. D.1 4:30 o'oLock P."m., in front of the ieces and pareels of «round lying in the request, of the at public auc- reratses, on, in the District of Columbia, lots nuabered. twenty- ine (29), i d January 15th, to- other heredit- amenta Yo the samie belonging or in any wise apper- taining. ‘Term! eightcea mont nd to be secure e-quartér cash; balance six, ®, notes to bear 6 per cent d by a deed of trust on the premi- twelve interest, fea sold, A deposit of $100 required at time of sale. Terme to be complied with within seven, day otherwise the Trustees reserve the right the property at the risk and cost of the. ‘default purcheser after giving five days public notics o: sich resale in some newspaper published in Wash- ington, D. C. JOSEPH RK. E feblé-cod&ds JAMES D. CLARY, ranchaser’s Cost. veyancing al SON, } UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. SBUR TERS pane OF LOT Gee TWENTY, ‘OURTH STREET, BETWEEN G AN STREETS NOWTHWEST, WASHINGTON, DH By" eintue ve a deed of frat to tome, dated: an February, auction’ Fn ‘front 01 Do ray secured, I will sell at public the ee erty, On Paaear AY, 28TH FEBRvany, 1850, 47 4:30 O'cLooK, the northern 20 feet on ath « ee by fall det of lot thirteen (13), in square thirty-one (31) in City of Washington, D.C. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in, alx and twelve months, with in! ired by deed of trust. A \iopostt of Of ality dollars at time of sale. Conveyancing at purchaser’s cost. terms are not complied tee will with in one Week, the Trus- fee will resell proverty at risk and’ cost of default. febledkas WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trusteo. B. H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer. TRUSTEES’ VALUABLE UNIM- SALE eee DehOrER ay. ON THE WEST Tae ROMTHWE ST. virtue of a deed of trust, dated BETWEEN L AN fovem. on ith, 1877, and duly recorded in ine 870, of the land record folio 361, trict of. Col 1 OLE 01 ty Ne lumbia, and at the reques| fecured thereby, we will sell aca Manctone t front of the premises, on W! DAY OF Fepruany, I! following: described re: PEE ie AT A OrcLoc P. to wit; ‘estate, : twenty-two (22) and twenty- one. (i), in. ty cand pa part at ot so (449), aa the, samme are Enown and deny e the plat or plan of said city ‘ilo sontheast corner of lot 3 remains yates 5 HST) MAHLON JAMES H. upon rubjeck i ea aoe ot IHEORD,} Trustees. seas ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED WEDNESDAY, Fenrvany 187u, A. D. 1880, same ae our and place. feb6-eod&ds MAHLON ASHFO) Aavbonn,} Trustees. } Trustees. §P-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED MEU LRAUAY, FEBRUARY 25TH, 1880, same me and pl . STONE, feb19-cod ie {ON ABH NABLFOLD, } Trusteos,. vViIcHyY. MAUTERIVE CELESTINS, pe Bheumatism, Diabe- { ee ba the ede Gate ee the Liver. HoviraL, ee ae of the Stomach, Dyspepsia. ‘The Springs are owned by the French government and the waters are bottled under its ety or saleby all rst-clase W Wine Merchenta, Deug- BOUCHE, FILS & CO., Janl7-2,6t iH VAC c's SOLE AGENTS, NEW od me Cue On TUESDAY, Daee tiny aire, ComMeEnc- ING AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., we shall sell at the residence ofa lady decifning Housekeeping, No. 1801 Gat. n w. We name in part: Walnus Frame Parlor Suites, upholstered in Rep; int Dressing Case an room’ Chairs : Setar arr Top Tables, ‘nan »» Mat Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, ichibe and Glaseware, Pillows and Bolsters, Brussels Carpet rouse: out the house, Kitehen Utensils, & the above list is partially enumerated, all. of Test are in excellent condition and well worthy e att 5 WALTER B. WILTAAMS & CO., Aucts._ £20-3t ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers. CO ATION. OF ‘THE Beate AUOTION ‘This elegant stock embraces many novel- ties and rich Silvers la ed Ware, many ap of the © best manufactories bein represented Thos vantage the public derives from the sale of sucit ie oods cannot be overrated, and w> advise our vas and patrons to take advantaze of this golden opp rtunity, Hotel, restaurant and boarding- Hotseproprietors ind it to their interest to attend these eal ibe held daily at 10 , 2and 7:30 p.m., until entire stock is sold. *Tailies are respectfully and especially invited. Chairs provided for their comfort, Sale positive and without resarve, feb: WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Ancts. 7 STEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT AND AME HOURE ON, SEVENTH sTREEY NORTHEADT, NEAR H STREE’ By virtue of a deod of trust to me ‘anted oan ayn ists rded in Liber No. 914, (179 folio B21 et xedq., of the land records of the: District of Columbia, and by direction of ‘the party secured thereby, I will offer for sale at public wuce tion, in front of the premises, on SATURDAY TRE 28TH DAY OF Bt ar o'cLock P. anid of lot No. 3H, square a0, ‘in Washington 6 the north 40 feet D. C., bein, Sue inch font, ‘iy the ull depth of said lot, tor xether with all improvements, easements and ap- purtenances belonwing to the game. | The north 2 reet one inch of said part of lot is improved by heat frame house. ‘The south 20 feet, which is n= improved, will be first offered. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, of which 3100 must be paid when the property is struck off. One- third in six months and one-third in twelve months, with interest at eight per cent per annum. Con yeyancing and recording at purchaser's coat If terms are not complied with in five I _ will re- sell at risk and cost of ‘gerauiing g purchaser. ARTHU. EY, Trustee, feb20-dtds A Ommice 330 ‘436 st. now. NHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. REMOVED FOR CONVENIENOE OF SALE, ‘THE STOCK OF SILVER WARE FROM STORE 1425 NEW YORK AVENUE Ey STORE 539 15TH STRE . CORCORAN BUILD- NG; OPPOSITE U. 8. TREASURY. Where the auction sale will continue for a short time only, when every article that is possible to sell must, be sold rezardiess of cost. a daily at 2 2 1. and 7:30 evening. “Our patrons are pecial invited to attend this reat losing sale. ‘he woods are strictly first-claes, and are sold at a great sacrifice, by order of the * AURORA SILVER PLATE COMPANY. B. A. CLARK, Agent. N. B.—Ladies are respectfully invited to attend this sale. THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. [yoSCARBON BEOS., Auctioneers. TRUATEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL FS- ON WENES TY FOURTH. BTBEET WEEE G STREETS, BETWE! an WASHINGTON, ANC. ¥By virtue of # deed of trust tous, dated 2oth January, 1878, and recorded ih Liver i 889, folio 69, of’the land records for Dis- nd at request of the unblie anetion, in front of the premises, on SAT’ YX, FEBRUARY 287TH, A.D. 1880, aT 4 O'CLOCK P.M., all that parcel of ground improved by a frame house. and known as the gouth- ern part of fot number G3}, in square pumbered thirty-one (31), in Tie of Washingt beginning for same at the sou! sane coe Of sata teks No iss on the west. side of ath street northwest, and run thence west with the south line of said lot one hundred and forty (140) feet, thence north with west line of said lot twenty (3 thence east parallel to first line to said 24th street, thence south with said street (20) feet to te begin- ning. ‘Terms of eale: One-third cash; balance in two ¢qual instalments at six and twelve months, with interest, to be secured by deed of trust. A deposit of one hundred doLars at time of sale: conveyan- cing at purchaser's cost. Terms of sale tobe com- plied with in one week, otherwise the Trustees will reecll at risk and cowt of acti urchaser. febl6-d&ds_ FERDINAND KL 1 § Trustees. CAV SALE OF eee DFSIRABLE AND IMPROVED PIECES OF REAL CATE, pS RONTING, ON TWENTY, ETH STREET 'WKEN K L BS TEETS NOKTI, IN THE CITY OF WASH- Benet 2 decree of the Supreme Court cf the District of Columbia, passed on the h day of January, A. D. 1880, in Eqnit Cause No. 5405, the undersizued trustee will sell at ic auction, in front of the premises, on RSDAY,, tux 267H Day ov Fepnvany, A. D. T 4 o'cLo ts numbered 20, 2s of Fendall E. Alexander's trustee) subd sion of the sgutl. 88 feet of original Lot numbered one (1), in Square numbered fifteen (15:, as aaid subdivision is recorded in Liber No. 10, at folio Te of the records of the Surveyor of ‘the Dis- trict of Columbia, gad subdivision lots being itu- ated ip the city of Washington, in said District. With, the respective improvements thereon, will be fold separately. ‘Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money of each lot cash on the day of sale or within seven days thereafter, and the residue thereof in two equal in instalments, is, payable in six (6) and twelve (12) months from t sale, for which the netes of the purcharer or purchasers aiust ‘be given, bear- ing interest from the day of sale at six per centum per annum, or at the election of the purchaser or Lurchasers’ the whole amount of the purchase meney may be paid in caah. ‘The purchaser or purchasers, at or their own expense, 1". ENecE at tuurenee: approved bythe ‘Trustee, upon the respective py the “caring lot bought y dita, er O” caam “the title to: each Jot sold will Be retnineq until all of the purchas money and tl. interest thereon is paid. 7Saut required on the acceptance of each bid of each jot. All conveyancing and recording at purchas- gx'e cost, If any’ purchaser fails to comply with the terms of sale, thie undersizned Trust eB the Tight to resell th the property bought b such default ing purchaser at ‘and cost of such default- ing purchaser, DALL E. ALEXANDER, Trusteo, fev18,30.95,98 482 Louisiana avente. VOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN UPON REASONABLE TERMS. ‘A desirable Dwelling-house, No. 164, West street (Heights of Georgetown, D-0.,) con: {Fp taining thirteen rooms, mani uodern improvements; large lot, comtatnin 7,000 square feet of ground. with _ Brick Carriage-house Street ‘cars the premises. Fae eee boat iia ricate eaiclaine, witht window ana all modern improvements. ‘or terms and examination apply on s oola. st auction TUES: FEpRvan n Bader rivate eelen” THOMAS Di DOWLING, fLeb14, 16, 18,20, 21,93 ‘Auctionesr. warts B, WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEES’ oN ae EOF IMPROVED PROPERTY i AoE BETWEEN K AND F Marc: 1880, AT'FIVE O'CLOCK P- M., sell at Balle auction, in front of the premises, lot numbered thirteen (13), jn Wiltberger’s subdivision of square number four hundred and forty-two (442), with the improve- ents. Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in si: a twelye and eizhteen months, with interest at eixh’ ber cent from day of sale, with the purchaser's notes, secured by deed of trust, paid at time of rale. If the terme are not complied with within seven days, the trustees reserve the right to resell after one week's advertisement, at “defaulting All conveyancing at of the EROY M. TA’ oer th OF MOOS AnD, } Trustees. WILLIAMS & O0.,’ Aucts. purchaser's WAL Teeisooat Aa 4 Mee Bee Auctioneer TRUSTEES’ 8: FTO DWELLING! eS ast, “astea the aa ah and duly ON GH, amendment thereto which changed existing Mr. Robeson’s amendment was adopted—115 to48—a great number of democrats voting for it in order to substitute it for Mr. Warner's amendment, there being a number of democrats who would have supported Warner's amend- Ment who will oppose Robeson’s in the House. Mr. Morrison offered a substitute for the ae 3 and the amendments thereto, as fol- Clause 3. No appropriation shall be reported in any general appropriation bill or b> In order as an amendment thereto for any expenditure not dices authorized by law unless in continuation of appropriations for susa puolie works and objects as are already ta Droge. Nor shall any provision in any such biil or sup- plement thereto changing existing lav be in order except such as being german» to the sub- ject matter of the Dill Shall retrenoh. exp lures by the reduction of the namber and sa of the officers of the United Sta duction of the compensation of any out of the Treasury of the United S the reduction of amounts of money co r the bill; providing that it shall be in order further ‘to amend Such bill in the report of the committee having jurisdiction of the subject matter of such amendment, which amendm-= being germane to the subject matter of tie Dill, shall eoroon expenditures, Adopted—yeas, ays, 9 he ‘amend iment was recelved with applause on the democratte side. ‘The clerk proceeded to read the fourth clause of rule 21. [The third clause will be reported to the House in the shape in which it was left by Mr. Morrison’s substitute. } Oscar Turner offered an amendment providing that the yeas and nays shall be taken on the passage of all bills appropriating money or creating a charge or debt on the peo- ple. ‘Adopted. ‘he committee then rose and the House at 245 p.m. adjourned. New Maryland Canal Projects. EXTENSION OF THE C. & 0. AND CONSTRUCTION OF A PENINSULAR SHIP CANAL. A special dispatch to the Baltimore Gazette. from Annapolis, February 19, says: A bili authorizing the construction of an extepsion of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal was Introduced in the state senate to-day by Mr. Gorman, who also obtained leave to Introduce a bill authoriz- ing the construction of a ship canal connecting the Chesapeake bay with the Atlantic ocean by what is known as the Choptank route. The preamble of the bill to incorporate the Chi peake Bay & Potomac River Tidewater Cai company as introduced by Mr. Gorman se! forth that the state in giving assent to the charter of the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal com- pany reserved the right to charter and con- struct a lateral canal to connect with the Chesapeake & Ohio at a point tn the District of Columoia, wich reservation Congress assented to; ’ that it 1s now more than ever necessary to secure to the city of Baltimore a portion of the large and increasing travel of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, which can only be done by the construction of a broad canal; that to secure this trade to the state and city it 1s only neces- sary to construct twenty-six miles of canal from the Beaver Dam creek, on the east branch of the Potomac, across to the western branch of the Patuxent, down it and through the main river to Lyons’ creek, up it and across to Her- ring bay, on the Chesapeake; that it ts the in- tention of the act to construct such a canal and to confer upon the company all the rights, &c. now held by the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company. ‘The incorporators named in the act are A. P. Gorman, A. S. Abell, Enoch Pratt, R. Ii. Baldwin, Gtlmor Meredith, Chas. F. Mayer, . M. Parr, H. G.Davis, Henry Loverlage, Lloyd Lowndes, J, A. L. McClure,’ James G. Bennett, W. H. “Smith, James K. Roberts, jr; Barnes Comping, Dr. S. Lynell and G. W. Mitrell; the canal to be known as the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac Tidewater Canal Company, with the Tights, Ge. of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal The capital stock is $3,000,000, of $100 shares. When subscriptions of $100,000 have been ob- tained the stockholders shall elect a president and six directors. The compary 1s to begin the construction ten years from the date of the pas- sage of the act, and complete it tn twenty years. The mayor and city council of Baltimore are authorized to subscribe to, the capital stock and to indorse the mortgage Bonds of the company Ot Lo exceed $1,500,000, A JUDICIAL CONTROVERS EITLED.—The Su- preme court of Virginia yesterday delivered Its iinton in the case of Willlam Walsh and John Broaddus. deputy sheriffs of ifenrico county, each committed to jail for contempt in rerustng bey orders of the incumbent. Judge Minor. stipreme court decides in favor of Judge. elect Waddeil’s side of the question. This case having been made up as a test one the decision virtually settles the disputed right of seventy- five or eighty of the newly-elected county judges, elected after the 1st of January last, io enter upon the duties of office at once. ACCUSED OF BETRAY His FoRMER ScHoor- MATE.—The trial of Elwood T. Van Nostrand, a young farmer of Oyster Bay, L. I, on an indict- ment for betraying Miss Annie E. Lawrence, the daughter of a well-to-do farmer of Green- vale, L. I., was begun in Long Island City yes- terday. “Van Nostrand and Miss Lawrence, who 18 an attractive and accomplished girl of 22, have, it is said, been companions from their school days. ‘Their families were fatimately ac- quainted, and their marriage 1s alleged to have veen looked forward to with pleasure by the relatives of both sides. It is charged that Van Nostrand subsequently transferred his affec. Sons) to a young lady in Roslyn.—N. ¥. Sun, tn. ALL DrowneD.—In the height of a gale at Providence, L, Weunesday evening, Capt. Archibald Miixen, of the schooner Henry Te Conecen, started to his vessel In a yaw! with Addfzon Rose, mate of the schooner N. F. Dixon. and his brother, E. W. Rose. The yawl ‘upset and all were drowned. Is HE A STOLEN CHILD?—Postmaster Wilson, of Camden, N.J., received a letter yesterday from Mrs. M. Farmer, dated West Summit, Wayne county, Mich., pay ing chat two tramps living in her neighborhood have in their pos- sesaton bright little boy of seven years named ‘Willie. He possesses an intelligent face, and eres evidence of having been born of respecta- le parents. The men say that they obtained the child from a womaf named Mag, about six- teen months ago, in the state of New Jersey. ‘The little fellow’ keeps continually asking for his father and mother. He said that his father was blind, and that his name was Pritch.- ¥, Sun, 19h. Horse Sgnse.—A. J. Harriman, of Belfast, has a marethat 1s noted for her’ intelligence. During one ef the recent icy periods, the an- imal, which was smooth ‘shod, Pw was let out from the dwner’s stable. The horse very deliberately and carefully marched down Malin street and entered the blacksmith goes of Mr. Swift, who sharpened her shoes.—Lewiston (Me,) Gazelle, paeRemA eet Oe eH THE DAUGHTER oP Sporrep Tat, a tall, uri- young woman or 18, is studying in the government school for Indians at Carlisle bar- racks, Pennsylvania. She has lately married me half-breed interpreter employed at the bat racks, and when sent to do some scrubbing the other day her lordly husband interfered. His wife was of royal blood,he oe the: ‘h- ter ofa chief, and he wanted her to learn only what the white ladies do. ‘Mr. PARNELL has sent a dispatch to the head- juarters of the Irish famine relief fund in New ‘ork, stating that he mailed to the Herald on the 16th instant conditions on which he agreed to act on its relief committee, but had recelved no reply, He said thathe did not feel called upon to take any further action in the matter. Put KEarny’s Sta’ Se palate retard sign New J the statue, but the Cod of Newark have to defray the cost of maintaining Siriaas |e y Post, resolutions aeciaror. that Milit the proper site for Newark’s military —N. ¥. He 19th. HE Suor HER DEaD.—Wm. Therson, a Ger- vorced wife, Mrs. Tury le Jennie Tyler's Death, A_ROMAKCE OP REAL ‘The New York Herald confirms the of the death from consumption, in Brook! great poverty, of Mrs Jennie Herndon Tyee Collins, the wife of a workman in the Brook! gas works, a daughter of Col. W. W. Tyler, and a grandniece of the late Presideat John Tyler. The story of Mrs. Collins’ life, as told by the Herald, 18a singularly sadone. She was born in Richmond, in is4s; her girlhood was on her father’s plantation in Mississippi; she Was educated in a convent, and in isia when ber cousin, John W. Stevenson, was U.S. Sena- tor from ‘Kentucky, she was. Introduced into Washington society. It was soon after the last event that she mae the acquaintance of Jennings, and married him. A few months Wrought the misery and downfall of the bright, vivacious and {intelligent young girl married Mr. Collins October 13th, 1875, and hes not since been recognized, tt is’ sala, by hor family because she ‘married below her sl Ucn, though Collms ts quoted as saying that he Was not always so poor. He spoke in the warnest praise of his wife's goodnees. The room in which st uncarpeted, and the bare walls spoke of poverty and aimost squalor. * A brother-in-law of the deceased sent $25 to bury her. Mr. Collins exhibited the fol- lowing letter from the father of the dece dated at the European House, Harrisburg, Pa.: “Your telegram was this moment received con- veying the sad intelligence of the death of my daughter Jane, and T most sincerely condole wii you. Though it was what we were ex- pectibg every day, yet tt Is. a severe blow to me, and more particularly so because it 1s impos- sible for me to attend the funeral and drop a tear over her remains. Please let me know whether she received the last rites of the chureh or not, which, if she did, would be the Teatest consolation to me, and T could have & of her soul Mrs. 's condition is such that [ cannot ‘be ab- sent from her but a few hours at a time. She unites with me in the warmest regards and sin- 4 good wishes for your health and happl- The rites ‘of the Catholic church performed by Father McCue only a few moments before Mrs. Collins died. WIFE 4 SECOND areenwood, Speuben. Stewart ebecca Martin arried here at, the bride’s home, about six years ago, and they went to live in Delaware county. After a mar- life of four years Rebecca obtained a di- e On account of the unfaithfulness of her and she came home to live. Mr. vor husband, Stewart afterward changed his course of life me an active member of a Meth- and gave an unceasing attention odist church | to his business. Three months ago e divorced eee wife received a letter from him begging her to grant him an interview. After some time the Fequest_ was granted, coupled with the condi- tion, however, that he could see her only in the presence of her father’s family. ‘The visit was Made on the terms prescribed, and at {ts con- clusion Stewart asked for another interview. ‘This was also granted on the same conditions as the first one, and a sccond visit was speedily made: but. afterward a regular courtship was begun by Mr. Stewart, as though the two had met as total strangers. His attentons,although devoted and ever ardent, were as respectful ag any lover's, ‘They were married for the second tme, in this village, last ‘Thursday. YOUNG MEN Bewane.—It is ruled by a Brook- (N. Y.) judge that a definite offer of mar- riage is not essential to a suit for breach of promise; if a young man {s pregullarly atten- Uve toa young woman, that settles I. If he goes away and leaves the lass forlorn, She has cause of action forthwith. A Somewnat Dramatic INcrpENT occurred in a country schooi-house near Seaford, Del, a ydays'since. ‘The other pupils were required by ‘the teacher, a certain Samuel Roop, to write “composition.” A young miss of 16 refused to go through with this partof the school exercises. ‘The teacher notified her that on the following Monday she would be required to write a composition. The girl had a copie of big brothers, and whea they heard of this pe- remptory order they concluded to at- tend school themselves on Monday, and it the teacher attempted to enforce it, to give him a thrashing. The teacher was advised of this threat and put a revolver in his pocket before he started for the school house on Monday SS The big brothers were tn attendance. When the hour caine for writing compositio! the teacher laid his revolver on the desk, ‘and told the refractory girl to proceed with her task, The big brother "Kept their seats in muie as- tonishment while their sister wrote a composi- tion. A meeting of the school commission was called, and they sustained Mr. Roop in his method of enforcing discipline. Lorre CAURcH, an actress performing at Theater, New York, 13 a sufferer from. astrange accident that occurred at the Anthony House, where she is boarding. While asleep in bed on Friday morning, she was rudely aroused by a mass of plaster falling upon her from the ceiling. Her shrieks brought her husband, Mr. Jobn A. Stephens, to her assistance, and she was removed {nan unconscious condition. It was found that her spine had been Injured by @ huge piece of plaster striking her. Notwith- stending the constant pain she endures ani consequent loss of sleep, she coatinues to per- form her part at the theater, strengthened by the use of stimulants. s="The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Tron Co. has increased the price of lumpand steamboat coa board vessels at Elizabeth N.J.,to % from $4 and Uo $4.25 from $3.75 at Port Richmond. : 82" Patrick McCormick was sentenced In New York yesterday to the state prison for seven years for killing Mrs. Welsh, whom he stabbed twenty three times in a fight’in a liquor saloon last fall. $®- Patrick Flynn went home drunk in New York, last. night, and, finding his wife in the same condition, began to quarrel with her, and finally clubbed her to death. He was arrested. 5 DIED. On February 19th, ; at No. 921 street northwest, CoN- ST. 0 BRUMIDI, aged seventy-four years. Tbe foneral yl take place on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, from his late retidence, No. Friends are invited. NICHOLSON. On Thursday, February 19th, 1880, at Duddington, Camnout Nicuonson, of consumption, borne with Christian fortitude and patience. “May he rest in peace.” Fnmeral on Saturdey, February Dist, from St. Peter's Chugeh, at 10a-m. SMITH. February 14th, 1880, at her residence, 1016 Seventeenth street,’ Mrs. Mona WDE! STRANDT SMITH, widow of J. Wetherburn Smith, late of New Orleans. ‘The friends of the family vited to attend c IEEE, Chapel the funeral services at Oak Hill Orioaus papers please 1880, at 6:30 ‘saturday, February 21st, at 2 p. {Bait., New York and Ney WINDSOR. On Thursday evening, the 19th of February, 1880, of paralysis, Miss CATHARINE Winpson, in the elghty- seigth year of her axe. Her friends and those of the family are reepect- fully requested to attend her funeral from her late Tesidence, 418 Seventh street southwest, on Sunday € uary ‘clock p. m. UNDERTAKERS. ‘ON B. WRIGHT, . UNDERTAKER, sep27-12n __—«1337 10th street aa . SPIND! UNDERT: AKER, 1 3 7th st. Wee W x at ince sot Tits) “Bodies exbelmed and: pre sy business.) transportation. se MEDICAL, —— impediments to ma act of nervous and physical cae of 20 years’ experience. eae. bet Sy a er R. RICORD'’S ESSENCE OF LIFE ‘and the vigor of youth to the four weeks. Fadl ibiee This life-restoring teat sil about to marry, gee ve become (cess OF any other cause. we ent ‘ror exé es ae any JACQUES, No. 7 Universi roe aie ee 008 plied. dec? the oldest established and Minune the