Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1882, Page 3

LDERS’ SUPPLIES. ILY SUPPLIES. _ AUCTION SALES. MAN SELTERS. BLAC _ MARTIN & ©COlS PULP MORTAR \ E | G er fadea. ly genuine natnral Sclters Water, entirely free H. JOHNSON & CO., AGENTS, from artificial ingredients, from the Royal Prussian ‘2th street Wharf ap 02 F ctreet northwest. PANts OILS WINDOW AND PLATE’ GL! ider-. Springs at 5 rs. Depot for Van Beil’s RYE AND ROCK, JOHNSTONE’S KALSOMINE and MASURY'S LIQUID y , sony wa id for circulars.) B. W. REED'S SO) Eatimates furni Ate Bi = full stock of AR- TISTS’ SUPPLIES always on jalt 1216 F street northwest. _ GEORGE RYNEAL, Jn., For YEAR'S DAY. ex Nonrawesr. | CALIFORNIA WINE JELLIES. ee GUliceebrated “OLD GOWT" JAVA COFFEE. Al > IRC LD GOV" + MERS. &e. MOCHA COFFEY. = SEAL LES Ge DURKEE’S SALID DRESSING. y OTICE. CHOCOLATES OF ALL KINDS. PES, ORANGES, AND BANANAS, ORATOR AND POTTED MEATS. OLD WINES AND FOR POTOMAC KiVER LANDINGS. ARTGRIeE NOVEMBER 30. 2851, the steamer | WS) her wharf, foe street ee ae every MU NDAY. THURSDAY ant SATUR: EDY & SON, forall line. On MONDAY an far ae saris Rowan erry “Ou Tt it ‘ N at a oh eee a0 1209 F STREET NORTHWES man. On SATURDAY, Carrionian sud Leonardtown. een eer =e = ‘ons JOHN I. WOOD, Avent. FFO8 NEW YEAR'S RECEPTIONS! ROK NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FORTRESS MO! NEY POINT AND N ee The finest Sherry, Port, Madeira, French Brandy, MITT THE BOSTO Cordials, Liquenryallof our importation. LEARY on TUESDAYS, THURS. | Also, the freshest Fruits, Nuts, Candies and Raixins. co: SD PROVI- K Steamer ( DAYS and FALL AND WINTER ak HUME, CLEARY & CO. sonsihnest 807 Market 8; WOR 3 S> ASONABLE. RICH OLD MocHA FRESH CHOCOLAT: FANCY FLORIDA ORANGE MALAGA GRAPES. First-class fare to Norfolk an Second clzes fare to Fortreed D JAVA COFFEE. ished as B. W. Ree &0. totter, 1 Mest, St. Mare Hotel: ef 3 fees atid af Com ‘Tickets au? staterooms tor saic and information tur- FI ALIAN OIF. JAMATCA AND MEDFORD RUM. CHAMPAGNES. RGE. MA’ WM. P. WELCH, Agent. NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS. ‘TEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE Will leave her wharf, foot of 6th street,every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDA ¢ tng at Piney Point. oat and Excursion tickets will be ixsaed as follo TTINGLY, General Supt. om Monroe. CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOSTON EXTRA LUE GRASS MUTTON, ed Fare to Fortress Mon: I. relane Fare to Piney Point and Borat Lookout: 1.20 GAME AND FRESH FISH, r it four o'clook p.in. Tickets. and. staterooms can be eecured at seneral Constantly on hand. lane Faro to Povtrous Hiontos and Nori PRIME STALL FED BEEF, SELECTED OYSTERS, Becond-cl: Fare to Pit Point and Point Lockout. 73 ing, ieave Norfolk, TUESDAYS, THURS- DAYS aud SATURDAY BEE wustsinn, cess the ofice, Givseaet wha" | PHILADELPHIA CHICKENS AND TURKEYS, At the River, New ork, every SATURDAY, yd Geo ey FRID a = . particulars app rimern a Nbr int re BOSTON MARKET, ALF! » Woo! ecretary, om 613 15th ate oS. Treaty. LEON SCHELL & CO., Cee ee aa 1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVE ae Oo” STAG PURE RYE WHISKY UTE. THE CU SOMPANY LIM TED. BETWEEN YORK » LIVERPOOL. is unequalled for smoothness, flavor and purity, and for the sideboard and sickraom is unrivalled. HUME, CLEARY & CO., 428 807 MARKET SPAC! FPO THE BEST OF RY THING Go to the PALACE MARKET. Corner 1ith and New York Avenns. mon, Tabsters, Smelts, Scollops, ete. me. ‘Phe most hi as Oyster y at the Company's eflice, a Green, or boti_steerace and ‘cabin to "t keep cheap y motto is the best of OTIS BIGELOW & GO., 60s 7th etreet, Wasbingtou, | everything, Cheap i do. VERNON H. BROWN & CO, Or Messrs. O115. jan c J ORTH GERMAN LLOYp— Parts, $15 ack fa ee a e1 ers mart * do not carry steerage. Stecraze at very low rates. steerage tekets from Liv. erpool an: Oxeciistown aud ail vther paris of’ Europe at iven for Belfast, Glascow, portson the Continent and Havre, Antwerp and of! for Med.terranean ports. For freizht a won New York; aie . FRANK J. TIBBE Westies A CARD FROM WM. M. GALT & CO. . Weshinetdn. First premium for the best barrel of flour made from Sreavsurr 1 N New Yors, Havns | spring whezt this day ded_to entry No. #8, im scc- Losvos, SouTn AND Brice Hon 28, class 25, . to Win. M1. « Co. The re of this company will sail EVERY SAT. | | Witnees on rounds, of URDAY! mal & jay of October, 1881. Hoboken. | the Districc Loud mm Bremen Pic Rates of passare:—Fr Southamiton aml B: nb of 3d str York to t cal B, NEWCOME! ND. NEWMA. 8. EDWARD: _ { Experts on Fiour, paca , New York, cous air in 1S td medal), emir |. The coin tion in flour was cer- tainly & Very lively one this year, andthe premiam was well tit was simply an impossibiiity to beat CE ‘ad- hificent success Lis BO in this community. 1 We y mtign the fact that Sire. S. F. j Anderson received the retiuim forthe houdsomest rolls and biscuits on exhibition, aud they were made of _ GENES FLOUR, which ia only Chretien F may to We Ge cROTT | stands A No, Lamong the best Minnesuta Patent Fours casi tert Weekes oe or | knowito weleats Wor sister oy tee ae ee Safe Deposit Uullding, W. M. GALT & CO. respectfully hu street northwest. JalT Corxen Isz S71 AND INDIANA AVENUR, — = eoebo eG cine the sale Whileale Azents for thd Dis: of Hecker’s celebrated Solf-raising Flour an RAILROADS. puckwheate nee = —————— Ses —a BAltMxone & On10 RarLRoap. J: ‘Deaten my Frest-Ciasy THE MODEL FAST, AND THE ONLY LINE ee aRPROe oee BETWHEN = Stalls 623, 629 and 6:30 Center Market, 9th street wins, THE FAST AND THE WEST, DOUBLE TRAC! 03 Northern Liberty Market; or Addrees City Pest Otfice. , Marketing delivered freo of charge to all parts of the cit m BCHEDULE TO TARE EFFECT SUNDAY, DECEM- = Bek ooru Iss. MEDICAL, &e. ae LEAVE W ——— —— 35 CHICAGO. CINCH Di ROBESTSON CAN BE CONSUI-TED CONF Saltimire: Biot City, and Way Stations. Seal canes p Wednetine aaa betieine men aee a ee ¥ eal advi -y Wedne ‘y any urday, at 45 Annapolis, znd Way (Piedmont, | street northwest, Year's experience. Main office, 20 inehester, Hagerstown, and Way, via | 19 south Eutaw street, Baltimore, E pD* RICORD'S ay Stations, NEW YORK AND BOSTON VITAL RESTORATIVE, » New Yo TAUNTON AND VALLEY EXPREBS (con- | Approved by the Acadomy of Medicine of Paris, recom- Jai9-lin 2, Hawerstown and at Point of Hocks for he medical Celebrities of the World as a fe, Hyattsville end Laurel Express | specific for nervous and physical debility, ioas of manly pat Almapolie Junction and Jessups. On Ke, ; of Ivastor, 10 bis. rue Richeliew, Paris: or lava stove at yy eis Hance, Baitimare, and C, Christian, 4°4 Coser, Beltaville, Laurel, Anuapolia Junction, | Pennsylvania avenue, Wachiueton, D. C., v:here de- Jer nd Hanover. = ecriptive circulars, with symp! no:s0P1 PPSBUL 40, © and testimonials can Ch. NATLAND | By ine alone bears private proprictary ag SE: LOUIS EXPRESS. * iu Wine, with name and monogram of 8. B. ¥a:10_-Pnitimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis and Way | SiGESMUND. Boxes of 100 pills, 0, $0. §13. tn Sitiday oly for Baltimot 5 POSITIVE CURE VTIMORE EXPRESS ao Way. A i 73:00-F SLT MORE, . € i TRL BOUGIES, YOKK EXPRESS. One box 3:30 5 and Way Stations, (Winchester, Pred- estown and Way, via Kelay.) IMOKE, HYATTSVILLE AND LAUREL “S, (Frederick, via Kelay, stops at Annap- auy case in four days or less. cure the most obstinate case, no matter cf e- mex of cubsha, cop: or otf of eand: : i.) certain to price dyepe; 2 tae Annavotie and Way Stations te coatings of the stuns on Ty ome 1a eke, Predwcick, Haxorstown, Wine $1.00. Sold by all druseis's, or mailed on re- aud Way Statens. (On Sunday to Point of | ceipt of price. For further particulars rend for elt: and Way St ) cular. O. Box 1,533. et, New York. Martinsburg and Stops at Hyatisville and Laurel.) ‘he and Way stations. we and Way Stations. MORE, HYATTSVILLE AND LAUREL i S. comsuited di KG, CLEVELAND and DETROIT | froin ito 9 HAS REMEDY FOR LA i fciuale complaints quickly cured. Can be 'y at 994 Tih streetnorthwest. Office houre sock pom, with 310- tin* NEW YORK and BOSTO: PENILEME G TREN 7 Dars to Ne z Dto tment and ereal incares, bis amt Laure! eral cal one He by consniting Dr. ‘ania avenue. : 237 CAGO, CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS EX | Preecriptions and advice’ free of any chance whate ev _ abi Other trains daily, except I T _ESTAGLISHED AND PHYSICIA the city, ¢an be consulted daily st 237 Pennsylvania avenue, Stauon, C19 and ido | {fom 2 to 4 and 6 to %. All Femsle Complaints and enue, corner i4th street, where orders | Hrevalarities quickly eared. Prorapt treatua a for baggaxe ty be checked and receiveda | '% room for THIS AFTERNOON, oe DOWLING, Auctioneer. ‘T NORTH, Bi GHTEENTH STREL deed of trast to. mu nd duly recorded in one of the land records for the the reauest of the pa trict of Columbia, cured thereby, T URSDAY, THE E ANUARY, A.D. 1882, AT 4 O'CLOCK the following described real esta t ution, District of Columbia, to wit: Parts of Lots eighteen (18), snd nmeteen » in square numbered one hundred and twenty uing for the same ata pointin the street gixty-eeven (67) feet inches eat of the Lortkwert comer of r snd running thence east thirty feet four (4) inches; thence south to the line of the al'ey in rear of said lot19: y the Ine of said alley to the lots i8 and 19; thence north aon rear line of said lot 18; thence west alone ¥ (20) feet: thence =o line of said lot 16 fwenty (20) feet; thence foot and four (4) inches; f tert; thence west three (3) fret; thence north to the of said I street and place of beseimnin lots 18 and 19 being the west six four (4) inch depth thereof, PF 2 ~ geilier’ with many other artinles not necessary to will be sol my aslesroome on SATURDAY, JANUARY TWENTY- FIRST, 1582, at TEN O'CLOCK, numbered sixteen (16), as line of north dD NCANSON BROS., thenee porthwee! 6 of sald lot 18 twe joxether with the huprovements . ‘ite indebtedness secured by said deed of in cash, and balance in deuchteen mouths, for which the notes of the er, with interest at seven of sate. and secured said cily as pert of lot numbered seven uunntered five hundred and ftty for the same on street northwest twenty-four feet 4-12) west from the southeast corner of trustand expenses of sale, by deed of trust on ed ul time of sale. All conyeyaneing at p ‘Terms to be complied with in seven da e ‘Trustee reserves the rischt to y Kand co-t of the defauting purchaser, after rtive days’ notice of such resale in some Dews. tblished in Washi HIN, Trustee. THIS EVENING WVALieER B. WILLIAMS & C0., Auctioneers LD AND SILVER ERWARE, SEOON: T TWO and HALF-PAST ituuine from day to day until rxalesroomn, corner 10th Pennsylvania avenne. ‘Thi ied to the highest bidder in every ‘Goods ted should atten: wreat bargains. LTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts, ire stock is dixposed of, st ou z case, lot the amon at private sale. thus sale, as ‘TUESDAY EVENING, JA} TO-MORROW rpuomas E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estato Auctioneer. : OF A FARM, ABOUT. FORT . ON RIVE: HOAT JAZINE, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 1881, and recorded in 331 ct xeq., of the Coluwbia, and by request of © holder of the n I Willsell on FRIDAY, the TWENTIETH Y, 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK P. in front of the premises, at public auction, to the higl ordlink to a resubdivicion of origi E and F, in the tract of Belle One-third cash; balance in six, twelve ‘of sale, the deferred pay- f test cay the pro est bidder, Lo nals Lots A, B,C, D, and eixhieen mio? sec: $100 deposit rea pores ON BROS., Auctioneers. SALE OF IMPROVED RE. SIDE OF GAY STRE UNE WASHINGTON wt, dated on the 9th of, . atl recorded in } iber 808, folio 468, ne District of Columbia, and: noed, we will gell At public ‘OUR O'CLOCK ot Georgetown, park of lot-nmnbs 14) in Beall’s adits jistant one hundi | the balan east alone raid alley then west thirty’ ne, With right ¢ jek property will be phed with in and cost of defsnlting pu week, Prustees will __HOUSEFURNISHINGS. _ Gbear REDUCTION IN PRICES OF HEATING STOVES. Having quite a tango number of ding soine of the hand, we will, tor th eating Stoves, in- nt Homes, still on ell thom xt cost Jewel Latrobes, first-class goods, rth St. George and Re CUT GLASS. We beg to call attention to our new €UT DIAMOND BORDER GLASS WARE, 1 GOBLETS, CHAMPAGNES, WINES, FINGER BOWLS ke. Itis a handsome pattern and the price is very reasonable. We have also a ful! line of DECORATED DINNER ' 8 of our own importation. best ‘class, in WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, 709 MARKET SPACE. HOUSEFURNI: W ATER FILTERS! WATER FILTER: With Water Coolers attached, guaranteod to Filter Po- tomac Water, at J. W. BOTELER & SON'S, . 923 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU GOoDs, JUST ARRIVED, ER AND FISH SETS, Vexy Hanpsome. FINE PLATED WA In Creat Variety. DECORATED DI M. W. BEVERIDGE. 1009 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. MAN STUDEN with all the Latest Improvements, for $4.50, PORTABLE GAS STANDS, Fancy Shades, Globes, &e., in great variety. THE MOEHRING LAMPS, In Very Chotce Patterns—Fa} Longwy, Saxous, SAML S. SHEDD, 409 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. ence, Choisy, Le Rot Biotin, &o. » Ar = Sie ree lied es - jon have fai to receive tin ares of Chviic Diseases, sich as Heart Disease, Ric ney C-tuplaint, Nervous Debility, Impotency or Pre- Seminal Weakness, Dyspepsia, Nervous ty. &e., send two stamps tor our questions for ation and our new book ‘Tue Laws or Lire anp Hwanty.” te Address Secretary, Medical and Suncical Institute, me Chicas Little’ Risicene 4 147 East 16th street, New York. sine 10-0: With Steeping lished Specialist in Washington; 35 years expe- id aud Chicaco. 0 yezrs at 206 B strect southwest. Gonor- ‘ly, Palaco | shes, ’Syphilis and lors of sexual power cured and mva- anredain jeines fun or uo pay. ha ia, Kochester. Hutlalo, Niwcara, at 8:00 | QTARTLING DISCOVERY necrt Seuday; 7:90 pau da Lose Maxnoor Lock Haven and Elmira, at 10.00 3s. ‘Nervoux Debility, Lot Manhood, etc. ‘copt Sunday. in vain every known remedy, haa discovered a sine the Fast, 3.00 a.m, 10:60 .m.,2:00, | ple self eure, Ww be willeand feet lose 15 pn.” Ga Sunday 2:00, ud | ferers. Address J. H REEVES, 43 Chatham sireot ms | New York s10-coly&k ._ E. WES’ 'TMENT: AS; aii thrown talus connect at Jer- TH 18 WEALTH !_DR. with boats ef Brooklyn Annex, affonting | NERVE AND BRAIN TREA T's direct transter to Fulton street, avouting double | for Hysteria, pPizziness, “Convulsions, Neryous Head: 2 Depression, Lows lem stor ghia, 9:00 a.m 00,5:40,10:00 | rhea, Impotency, Involuntary Eniadonc; Promaters ferrisie acruns New York ache, Mental say, 00; 3-40, 10-00and | Old Axe, caused by over-exertion, self-abuse or Over. res, 9:30 ain. daily, ex- | induleence, which leads to misery, decay and death, 10.00 | One box will core recent cases. Fach box contains one Si, 10-00 8 ‘00. | month's treatment. One dollar a box, or six boxes for . five dollars; sent by mail id on’ receipt of price. ant 10:06 | We guarantee six boxes San any case.” With each reek Line, 640 a.mand 4:40 p.m. daily, | Bday we ll nend the purclcsr iin - Boe aig we will 5, 6:40 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily, excopt Siesta ‘care. Guarantee issued! A AND FREDERICKSBURG RalLWay, | Wholaaltind hotell dana eis aahinton, D.C. AND UALESANDEIA” AND WASHINGION | Quogaleand weet ie meas G_EBMAN STUDENT LAMP, NICKEL PLATED, LARGEST SIZE, Ja SDM LAA! 10:00 an, | TR BROTHERS Is THY LONGEST ESTAB- WITH NEW IMPROVEMENT, J. W. SCHAFER, 1020 7TH STREET, i Restonep. to Canandatiraa. victim of youthful imprucence causing Premature Anove New York AVENUE. PROPOSALS. prorosats FOR TH Wasnivoton, D.C., January TY-FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1 mentioned Timber, to be delivered -, Subject to the usual inspection and Yards and board micusures ee conditions, ¥u Yellow Pine Tim- ‘The right is reserved to reject or all bids not red aadvalitageous fo the governments ull necessary information, advan! ‘Blank forma for at this For Alexandria, 6-30, 7:20,9:29, 11:10 and 11:30 a.m.. BROT: 4°20 500, G2) 829 wind Th BO pra On Scie | PERRO TBERS 1 326-90, 9°20. 110 and 14:90 9 tn. ang ome re. street soutuwes:. Female For Richmond sn ‘South. 6: io ‘na Leucorrhan apecdily cured. ‘charge daily, and 5-00 p.m. daily, excect Sunday.) = = ein ‘Trains leave Alexandria for W: and 10:00 a.m. Sud 10:00 2.m- 03. i : ins ancora ‘Tickets and information at the office, corner Sf 2Sth street and Pennaylvania aventn. and atthe rtation, for the checking of Luggage to J; R. WOOD, General Passenger Agent FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. pie) THE TRADES. YCETT'S BINDERY, 1012 PENNSYLVANIA AV. Plain and Fancy Bini of every description done Lenk Et | IBSON BROTHERS, PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, Fins anki: Washington, D.C. cen armen PAM RICHARD WASHINGTON, Pay Inspector, U. iS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED 5 30 years: at 906 B over years: located ¥:05,8:53 | VICE bo St 3 : R. AND MME. SELDEN, PROFESSORS OF MID- ss at 12-00) = cet ag ton AUCTION NHOMAS DOWLIN TWO ELEGANT FRI RORS; TWO GI. HANDSOME Wa i S ICAN B 8; COOKING AND H#ATING STC 8, to- men! ‘The above superior collection of Id. at ren day pride to sale. ment on accotnt of weather. THOMAK DOWLING, Auctioneer, LE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LoT ET. BETWEEN SHCOND AND THIRD. NORTHWEST. 7 cf a deed of ‘trust, duly recorded ge RUSTF! 0] Lik io 203 et S4., one of the land, Foon e District of Calunibid. we wil well on” Me 6 AY, THE THIRTISTH DAY OF J ». 1882, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P. M., in front of the premises, the following described real estate, situate in city Gf Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: Known and described upon the extund plat of plan of , in square four inches, thence west thirteen fect ten inches (13 ce north one hundred mud teu feet; thence won feed ten inches (13 10-12), and the: dred and ten feet to the place of beginning. uotes to bear interest ut 8 per cen! d to be by deed of trust on the property sold. Ci &c., at purchater’s coat. ‘Terms to be com- plied with in seven days, otherwise resale at risk and it of defaulting purchaser. A deposit of $100 re- quired at time of xa‘e. JAMES P, RYON, JAMES W. RATCLIFFE, } TFustecs. Ja18-cokds “ rpiomas DOWLING BALE BY CATALOGUE or uctioneer. A SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS. AT AUCTION AT THE ART SALESROOMS, Sourueast Corsen oF 15TH AND H Srrvets, on UARY TWENTY-FOUR, At 8 o'clock, AND DAY FOLLOWING at 8 and 8 p.m. ‘The collection is from Mr. B. N.Y.) Academy, who in ni ‘will be eold on his account without limit or reserve. Among them will be found CHOICE WORKS By EMINgNT MASTERS OF EUROPE AND AMERICA, farrison, of Brooklyn All Splgndidly Mounted in Heavy Gold Gilt Frames. ‘The Col'ection will be on Exhibition on MONDAY AND TUESDA' JANUARY TWENTY-THREE AND TWENTY-FOUR. ST THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. SALE OF IMPROVED BE CORNER OF FOURTEENTH AND 8 ‘TS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION. By virtie of a decree of the Supreme Court of Uh istrict of Columbia, sittine in Eqnity, parsed on Oth day of Jannary, A.D. 1882, in cause No. 7,756, wherein Catherine Leddy it complamant and Hichard Fitzmorris and others aro defendants, we will sell at public auction, in front of the premires, on TUESDAY, the THIR'TY-FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, A.D. 1882," at FOUR O'CLOCK P. all’ the richt, title, interest and estate of all the parties to said cause in and to the following descrihed real estate, situate in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: Lot nimbered one (1), in Patterson's recorded subdiyi- ion or square numbered two hundred and six (206), ‘Terme of eale: One-third of the purchase moncy to he paid in cash, within tive days after day of rale, of which $100 is to be peid as a deposit at the tine of Sale; eof the purchase money to be paid in three instalments, in six, @ and eighteen months m the day of sale, for which the purch rk shall deliver to te s his, ber cory Hotes, dited ou t of sale, and to terest at ihe rato of six per cent per al their cption the purchaser or purchasers whole incach. Upon the rutifi the court, sud the ntof the whole of the pur- use money the trustees will convey the said property to the purchaser or purchaters thereof. Conveyancm and recording at purchaeer'seost. If terms are not com days the property will be resold at risk BAINBRIL No. 33 SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER i. OF PENNSYLVANIA AV ENTY-SIXTH STREET NORTHW Vv virtue of a deed of trust, dated the eighth day of December, 1879, and duly recorded in Liber (i: No. folia 353, ct. ved. one of the land re cords for the District of Columbia, and by direction of the party secured therrby, the undersigned ‘Trus- tees will sell, on THUKSDA the TWENTY i DAY OF JANUARY, 1882, at FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the premizer, the following described property, All that part of lot numbered #ix (6) in the sub- division of square north of square numbered four (4), in the City of Washington, District aforesaid, and hounded as follows: Bexinniiy: fer the eame at a point hiline of north I street fifteen feet’ nine of the southeast corner of said square and run thence nerth fifty-four (54) feet to Pennsylvania avenucto intersection the same seventeen tect tree i west of the northeast corner of said square: thence easterly with the line of ssid ayenue seventeen feet three inches to the northosat corner of aid square: then south by and with the west line of 26th street to the southeast corner of anid eqnare: thence west with he north line of north L. street to. the place of besin- ig. together with the improvements, which consist of at tory frame dwelling. ‘Terms: One-third cash; the residue in two equal pay- ments at six and twelye months, with notes bearing in- terest at six per cent per annum until paid, and secured by a deed of trust on the property sold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser. All conveyancing, &c.. at purchaser's cost: $100 deposit required at time of sale. WILLIAM D. CASSIN, Jal4-dts MAYHEW PLATER } Trustees. = BENSINGER, Auctioneer, Seo Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 938, 940 and 942 Louisiana avenue. AUQTION SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAR. NES! EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and Sai MOLNING, | €¢ TEN Q'OCLOC Special sitention given to the sales of Real Entate nd Personal sroperty. Liberal advances on all consicnmenta. [Ja16) SE SENSINGER, Auet. PROVED PROPERTY EET, BETWEEN M AND s THWEST. rte of a decree of the Supreme Court of the, For Co'mubit, paused in Equity cause No. Doe. 21, the 1th day of January, 1882, 1 will! ion. in front of the pretuises, on TH DAY OF JANUARY, P.M. the folto e the City of Wa tot Columbia, to wit: Sub lot “D" inion of oriyzinal lot 21, in square 36, contain- feet, toxcther with the improvements there- ofa two-story frame house, frouting on i 1 © in two cqual instal at tix and twelve inontha, respectively, w at six per cent, recumd by a deed of trust upon the A deposit of $50 will be req Ail conveyancing at, puurchacer's costs, rus of sale are not ccinpiied with in ecyen days, astee reserves the rightto resell the property at .d cost of the defaulting purchaser after five advertisoment, QUY H. THOMPSON, Trusteo, 490 Louisiana ‘ave. “STORY BRICK, WITH K BUILDING, No. Y B. TREET NORTHWEST; LOT 22x100 TO, By virtue of adeed of trust, dated August 9th, 1880, aud duly recorded in Liber No. 945, folio 205, etseq., one of the land records for the District of’ Columbia, aud by direction of the party secured there- vy. we ill ee auction, in frontef the prem- DAY. JANUARY TWEN’ y i "AST FOUR P. M.. the following in the city of Washington, iu said Distri Re ict, to wit: West 22 fect fronting north L street by Je of 110 feet to public siley 30 feet wide of original Lot 3, in pause No. 140, together wit the improvements jereon. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash, of which $75 must be paid at time ot sale; and the ice in one and two years, in equal payments, to be secured by purchaser's hotes, bearing seven per cent interest from day of. sale, interest payable semi-annt ‘on property sold; or all cash, at option of purchaser. Conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. ‘Terms of sale to be complied with in ae days after sale, else Trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and cost of purchaser in defanl F. ‘HOLEZMAN, _4al3-dtdbs FRED'K KOONES,'} Trustocs, ros. J. FISHER & Opi Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND ON EAST SIDE OF THE EASTERN BRANCH OF THE POTOMAC, KNOWN AS BENNING'S RACE COURSE. On WEDNESDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-, FIFTH, A.D. uss st TW. the preinises. by virtue folio 367 et seq of Columbia, I shail certain tract of land, being parts of **Beali's Fife enlarged, or by whatever name it may be known, situate and being in the comity gf Wash District of Columbia, on the east side of Branch of the Potonra d Mrs. Susan in the west line of the coun: Benuing’s Bridge to Bladensburg, north ffty-nine west ich_of the (assin hundred and seventy-six and Gne-hi beginning), thence up, by and. with or (Watts) beach: or (Wat ; thence sou gouter of vaid branels (dividing Brightwell’s_ land) Beitninre bridget county road the f anda -one (551),” beginning vings for Stimulants, and Reliev Stomach. It cures Bloating, Headache, Nervons Pros- ration, General Debility, Sleeplessness, Depression and Indigestion. ice south Jue-thizd ca#h: Dalance in six and tyelve and backache, is always permanently LIVER PL and torpidity of the liver. 25 cents per box. ng in Paris, and 3-00 A MEDICINE FOR WOMAN. INVENTED BY A WOMAN. PREPARED BY A WOMAN LYDIA E. PINKHAM'’S VEGETABLE COMPOUND Is a Postrive Curr For all those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses so common to our best female population. It will cure entirely the werst form of Female Com- plaints, all Ovarian Troubies, Inflammation and Ulcera- tion, Falling and Displacements, and the consequent Spinal Weakness, and is particularly adapted to the Changes of Life. It will dissolve and expel Tumors from the Uterus in an early staxe of development. The tendency of Can- cerous Humors is checked very rpecdily by its use. It removes Faintness, Flatulen: destroys all Cra- Weakness of the The feeling of bearing down, ‘ing pain, weight ured iy ite nee, 5% PHYSICIANS USE IT AND PRESCRIBE IT FREELY._aa It will at all times and under all cirenmstances ac- jn harmony with the laws that govern the female sys- 2, _THE EVENING STAR. THURSDAY -January 19, INS2. 2d Edition. DISTRICT SINKING FUND REPORT. FIVE PEOPLE BURNED TO DEATH THE CASE OF SERGEANT MASON: — The District Sinking Fund. ANNUAL REPORT OF COMMISSIONER GILFILLAN. Treasurer Gilfillan, as commissioner of the Dis- trict sinking fund, has submitted his annual re- port to the Secretary of the Treasury. The appro™ priation for the interest and sinking-Tand upon the District dedt for the fiscal year 1882 was $1,213,947.97- After deducting the amount required for the pay~ ment of the annual interest upon the oustanding debt, there remained to be expended for the sink- ing-Tunds for the tarse-sixty-tive loan and for old funded debt, $212,223.95. Tais amount was tn a8 early in the tiseal y AS practicadl in the reduction of the prineipal of debt $215,400 and the annual inte Acting under the authority granted by Conz one of the sinking-fund for the Uhre nan Was expended In purc the Donds of that loan, but was Invested in those bonds of the District whica could be obtained at more advantageous raves. By the redemption of the elht per cent loan of the late corporation of Georgetown, which matured ested resulting ae bonded For the cure of Kidney Complaints of either sex this | poration has been eancelied. Compound is unsurpassed. LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND is prepared xt 233 and 235 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass. Price $1. Six bottles for $5. Sent by mail in the form of pills, slao in the forin of lozenses, on receipt of price, $1 per box foreither. Mrs. Pin answers ell letters of inquiry. Send for pamphlet. Ad- dress as above, ham freely No {amily should be without LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S LS, They cure constipation, biliousness, "27" Soup wy aut Davocisrs._¢s PROPERTY ‘Tux Sux for 1881 consumed four million one hundred and ninety- four thousand three hundred and ninety: ‘one (4, 194,391) pounds of printing paper in its D: Sunday, and Weekly editions. 5 ‘This is equal to sixty million eeven hundred and reventy-two thousand six hundred aud seventy-seven (60,772, 677) copies of the daily size. ‘The actual circulation for the past year was: Copies oF THE DatLy Eprrrox Copies oF THE SUNDAY EDITION. Corrrs OF THE WERKLY EDITION... 701, 161 ‘This wives for each day in the year the following aver ave: ‘Tne Sty has advertising space to cll. In the Daily and Sunday editions its price for ordinary adv ments is 40 cents per agate line. Preferred positions und displayed matter from 50 certs to £2.50 per line. In the Weekly 50 cents an agate line of epa charge for display. Preferred positions 75 cents to $2 per line. At this price advertising in the several editions of Tar Sun is cheaper than ita publisher hasever been able to obtain in any other medium, and he has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in making known Tux Sux, and the advantages it offers to the business community. ‘Tux Sux is published every day in the year, at Nos. 166, 168 and 170 Nassau street, New York City. Jald-cott I. W. ENGLAND, Pablisher. noextra of TEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAVORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE DISHES AND LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. invaluable and palatable tonic in all cases sired ectisa Sad Ge ing oe ak, chewtion Ee debi 'ul."—See ‘*Medical Lane sah anton ea CAUTION—Genuine only with the facsimile of Baron Liebis’s Signature in Bine Ink ecross LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. ‘To be had of all Storekeepers, Grocers and Chenusts. Sole Agents for the United States | wholesale only) C. David & Co., 43 Mark Lane. London, England. ap2s jhroat and Liings; and cial in malarial clin: SAM OF TOLU, ROGK CAND other medicinals beneficial in above’ » the asi: Deiug the purest Rice and Rye Whickies, Harmieas and very pleasant to take, | Try it, Foraale by all draeisia and grocersat$1 per quai ata liberal discount by Barbour & Hamilton and {* Hume, Wholesale Grocers, and Sole Agents for this city. HENRY BISCHOFF -& 60.. Ne Charleston, $. C., Sole Manufacturers and Proprietors. ined at and a deed of trust GURE CURE FOR MALARIA. ie CAROLINA TOLU ‘TONIC Sure cure for Dyspepsia in all its stages; also for niche, Colds, Brouchitis, Acthina, and all diseases of tie the puly remedy that is benefi- ates. This Se oaae of BAL. , MAGNESIA and 3 bottle, “The trade supplied ran w York and Pt DEAF HEAR THROUGH THE TEETH, AND ‘thedeaf and dumb hear and learn to speak by means of 2 recent wonderful scientific invention, the DENTAPHONE. | By its uso the deaf are enabled to hear all ordinary Conversation, Lectures, Concerta, &c., perfectly; and the Deaf and Dumb hear and are mht to understand spoken langu: For sale CHAS. FISCHER, 623 Tth street Horthwoak. ci RARE atrRactrons FOR THE LADIES AT CHK. RUPPERT’S, gent stack of new and boat rd SLIMPERS, SLIPPER CASE: TABLE | GOV! a TIDES. WHIS' LON! oe SO ee J pelo complete ‘outht for Infants. BONNESS. TING TARN all coohe and SU Liny OF Eee Materials on hand at the lowest market prices. 220 's Lace, Satin and Velvet ‘WORSTED; German KNIT- Lt OVER. SIX SMYRNA CARPETS, WHICH WE ABE OFFERING AT COST, LOT OF REMNANTS CHEAP. At SINGLETON & HOEKE'S, 801 MARKET SPACE. iN sist be {the Distr | tached that year, No bonds are issued for odd amounts | | and S percent certificates he siys: TAE ESTIMATE 1883, 15 the same as that for the current fiscal year, $1,213,91 ‘This amount is suMctent to pay the interest on the old funded debt, and on threesixty- five bonds, as provided for In the act of June 16, 1880, and leaves an amount witch, if invested $9 a3 sie 3.65 per cent per annum, will be suflicient to retire the entire bonded debt of the District of Co- lunbla at the tin « the maturity Of the three- sixty-tive bonds, August 1, 1924. ‘THR WATER FUND, ‘The $59,220, being two years’ interest: upon the water-stock bonds advanced from the appropria- Uons for the Interest and sinking fund upon the District debt, was reimbursed out of the water Tund fn April and May, 1889, Sin, required to pay interest has been furnished as it became due. The law now requires that. the ex- f the water fund be estimated and appro- as other expenditures of the District, unt for interest and sinking fund on mates and # for iscal year aren d appropriations for the fiscal year 1883 18 CERTIFICATES OF THE LATE BOARD OF AUDIT. The work of converting the certifleates of the late board of audit of the District of Columbia Yof the act of Congress approved June 16, 1 has nearlg been completed. The at Ttificates to be provided. for AS $712,993.21 up to January 1, 1881, there have been presented and refeemed ing a total semed Of $878,700, and Ing $34,293.24 to be provided for. JUDGMENTS OF THE COURT OF CLATMa. Of the tssue Of 3.65 bonds for Judzments of the $658,000. Since that date Ifillan say last fiscal y current fic ur renders: “The total amount payable during Areas $12, d thus tar judg Upon debts of 74, anid, cons: ent of Intery To accom quently, required 1 perc he pay from Unit year. the 3.65 loan overing Interest from Che pr bonds per date in Jess than $50." OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS: “The assess nent certificates now on deposit in thts afc after deducting 30 per cent—the estimated redu: tion of th reported pald to De about £610,000, As the inte that anount of these certificates out: ed the amount of Interest a Of 8 per cent certificates of tndebtedness outstand- Ing, there would seem to be ample security for tae Paytment of the List-named certificates, and to pro- vide for the balance of the drawback ‘cert iticate outstanding, which is understood to be ali 000, provided the laws in relation to the cullec- Uon Of special assessments are enforced.” RECOMMENDATIONS. The commissioner makes the following recom- mendations: “1. That if the bonded debt has reached Its maximum under existing laws, and no further increase thereof be contemplated, a per- Mapent annual appropriation of $1,213,917.97 Should be made for tts extinguishment, 2° That $44,610 be made a permanent annual appropriation for the interest and sinking-fund of ue water bonds. ——— A Stolen Mail Bag. About 9 o'clock this morning a young man named G. B. Jardella, a stonecutter employed on the work of the extension of the City Hall, found a mail bag full of garden seeds among the stone piled in the City Halllot. The packages were all ot and labelled by the Agricultural depart- partment ‘Some of te packages had been broken and the seeds spilied. ‘The theory of the police 4s that the bag was stolen from the mail wagon in going to the railroad depot. The mail bag was of canvas and was open when found. Tne paper packages were all addressed to dtfferent people in the state of Texas. The officers of the Depart- ment of Agriculture and Post Office departinent will be notified of the fact. ‘There are about three hundred packages in the Jot. The Case of Sergeant Mason. WHAT GEN. SHERMAN SAYS ON THE QUESTION OF A TRIAL, Sergeant John A. Mason, of Battery B,21 U. 8. artillery, who it will be remembered on the 11th of September last shot at Guiteau at the jail, is still in confinement at the Arsenal, the meeting of the court martial called by Gen. Hancock in October last having been suspended. The long delay in ‘the trial has given rise to the impresston that the | § government did not contemplate trying him,dut to Wait until the excitement died away, and then let lm leave the army. It is. ‘known here that General Hancock postponed the _con- yening of the court martist, firston account of the Yorktown Centennial, and after that because of the trial of Gutteau’ In a recent interview, Gen. Sherman told a friend of Mason that he would certainly be tried, and tf Gen. Haneoek did not see that he (Mason) was tried, he (Sherman) would see to it himself. Mason’s friends continue to assert that On the one point of Kiting the assassin and avenging the President he Lan Lracve Irems.—Hon. T. Power O'Connor, M.P., has telegraphed the acting secretary of te execitive committee of the branches in the Dis- trict, from: San Francisco, Cal., that as he has 80 Many engagements to meet on the Pacific coast and in the West, he is unable just now to fix the time wien he’ will come to Washington....Bast Washington Branch, through M. MeCorintck treas- urer, has sent $50, and the executive comm'tte of the branches, through Hugh McCaffrey, treasurer, has alse sent'$50, 19 the treasurer of the Irish Na> tonal Land League, Paris, Sis ete MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Clar- | ence A. Lynn and Ella V. Thompson, both of Vienna, Fairfax Co., Va.; Robert Cobb ahd Letitia Dawson; Frank F. Scott’ and Annie Barnes; Joun | pennsyivania Genural, | Reading . : J. Johnson, of Norfolk, Va., and Fannie M. V of this city; Henry A. Jones and Ellen M. Doth of Portland, Me.; towel, Worcester, Mass., and Maggie V. McDermott, of est $11,844.95, | ase in the moraet of | v1, i881, the last of the funded debt of Laat cor- | for the service of the fiscal year ending June 30, | District Goverament Affaire, Eris IN ie WATER TIree Mr. ©. F. Prestyrey to-day exhibited at the office. aC the District Commissioners several large-sized cels takea trom th pipes at S29 7th street. These eels had most effecttially stopped up the pipes and prevented a flow of water, and it has ost biin $90 ( wet rid of Them, which required the taging up of the service piper PERCAUTIONARY. The Commissioners have approved and made ap» plicable to this District the additional rules of the National Board of Health to prevent the introduce tion of smallpox from foreign countries Health OMcer Townshend has applied for $2,000, to be ex- pended in the purchase of 29,000 vaccine which application was, by the Commissioners, fe | ferred to the National Board of Hoalth, with favors able recommendation by them. > Wall Stroet To-Day. ew Yor«, January 19.—The Post's financtal aw 40 p. Mm. editon) ‘The Stock Exchange ets contiiuerather quiet. There ts nochange in United Siates bonds. Southern state bonds are strong for Tennessee issues, which are up Walk, and otherwise steady. Railroad bonds, as & Tule, are strong. The stowk market, while fever- ish, “has been strong, but the net Tesult of the Quctastions thus Tar today is an advance in the nena Ustor 4.0 per cent, the latter Denver and Rio Grande, which has been bought up to Tg. The other potabiy strong stocks have been Meme= pis and rieston, Pullman Palace Car come Pacific, Union Pacific and Miwest, Reading has been active at 50 a- Xe, being S wo write. The public are doing Very little inthe market. The money HTIMeS Vor} at 4:5 per cent Tor call loans Stocks: Sper cent on United States bonds. ates for Lime loans and mercantile p are anged. Curreacy continues to accumulate re. ‘The market here for foreign exchange is higher. = B. & 0, Railrond Negotintions.” PHILAvELrHta, January 19—Mr, Geo. F. Work reiterates his statement Ubat the negotiations for the sale of the charter of the Philadelphia and West Chester raijroud are in favorable shape, and Says that he fs Informed that. o f two pho sitions submitted to the Baltimore and Ohio Rall Toad company will be accepted. Five Peopie rned to Death. St. Lovis, January 1%—A special from Clinton, Mo., say's: “The house of Geo. C. Smith, at. Lewis, fivemiles north of here, was burned at three O'clock this morning, and five of Ue inmates | started from ele then the amount | bonds, included ta the book of esti- | | rendered tn accordance with the | Company. into three-sixty-five bonds, as required by section | | of the natlo: | day called o | Dill for the protection of Auerican : | against the reciprocity treaty :—Jaunes, Buker, i¢ pointed to consider Uie question rupt tm Tavor or thy [such a h What ts known se subject to revision—and the amouats | mber 1, 1881, Will amount to | | the king and th | Norfolk and Western | Onto Central» perished, vir. : Elizab: mith, aged 17; Rachels aged 13; Ella, aged and the motaer, aged 43. Supposed’ to have ang ) kitehe stove or from a coud vilexplosion. Mra. Smith was | rst to awaken when she aroused ber husban: who made his escape with ~ a neighbor who was staying there for nicht, and one of bis own daughtera, aged about eight years. Smith and his dvughter riously burned. ‘The house was a story structure, and the family were all sleep- Mr. White, who Was a 4s at Une "house after » fire caught in the . ith Was to have been married im afew weeks. Au inquest was held anda verdict above facts. Mr. Coal and Mining Nite gi mith Was employed by Lue Osags > — Tak NATIONAL. BOAXD or Tkape.—The members board of trade at twelve o'clock to the President and paid their respects, Atthe meeting of the board to-day, Mr. Lyon, of New Y ad the question of the disadvane Sua refiners are Labor sproctty treaty with the n presented @ series of e referred to 1} commitice to drat suitable fin and inf under the p Hawatlan & ving spe Snow. "Phe committee ap- sodrich, Lyon, an bankr 0b Dre commendstien of Cue pres nd Chet tbe more resolutions Will shape in @ pract cal recomeeadstion from us subject. ‘Th quite a dis. Mout tue necessity for a now bankrups yattended. r e capital as and Frothingham ag ad choanbert Encores were numerous. nt Fi ain, NATIONAL THxaTER —Mr, Barrett played “ Riche Tew” Last ni dramatic ski, and made © POIRt te A an enthustastic audience. To-night ative double bill will begiven— King of the Conmous and David Garrick. ABNkR's Mestc HAUL.—A German performance will be given at Abner’s music hall to-morrow evening. ‘Opp Fetiows’ Mara.—A select dramatic come pany, under the management of J. * Bettini . Anderson, | will give Treo Flats aud a Sharp ut Gad Fellows | hall Chis evening. Cormis HALL (Groncrrown.)—The amateur or chestra of Georetown Will give a concert at Curtis hail Us evening. “Tux Woriy,” which bas been running over seven hundred’ nights in London, Engiand, and almost as many at Wallack’s ‘Theater and Niblo’s Garden, New York, will be brought on Monday next, at the Natiodal Theater, with all its realistic effects. oS THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. The following are the opening and closing pnces of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported, by special wire to HL. H. Dodge, 539 15th street: Opening. Closing- Bia, Alton and Terre Haute. -_ a Alton and Terre Haute preferred — Be A. D. Tel. ee ~2 B., H. and E. firsts ox Canada Southern. . Ss Central Pacitic. 9% Chesapeake and Olio. 2B Chesapeake dhio Ist pid... — 36 Chesapeake and Ohio 2d pid...) — 2635 ‘Chicago and Aiton wees TOM Tay Chicago, Burlington 136 1s Ss. nog = stg 20% = 4a Deluw 5 107% Delaware, Lac! te 1RM% 1% Denver and Rio Grand 73 ai District of Cuiumbia bonds. a t-4 erie preferred. Beg e seconds ..... Lig Hannidal and St 10,000.22. wy Hannibal end St. va.preterred.. — 105% | Houston and Texas, Siem — _ Ailtaols Central. 335% 1 Ww. « Lake Shore. - 114% Louisville and Nas we Manhatten Beacn. .. B Michigan Central ...°. Bx Missouri, Kansas and Dexas..- Ey Missourt Pacific 102% Mobile and Oak : ag Manhattan Elevated. a = en jitan Elevated. a \ ww Nork Kievated. 106 | Nashville and Chattanooga. 4 6g | New Jersey Central. 9 | New York Central Ms ux = Ohio and Miss . Pacitic Mail Peo., D. and g! i) 8188818112321) Rock Island St. L. and 8, e SU L. ands. F. preferred - 59 this city; Philip &. Mullin, of Tennallytown, D.C. mt rs and Katie B, McCurdy, of this city. Deane bd apd celcmmmmermrnareng Oem t —— St. Paul preserved, “ 1 Bauia, Panries 25D Receptions —The annual | Sv Paul preferred. % 368 ball of the plate printers of the Bureau of En- | g\° Paul ana Omaha a 101g graving and Printing, held at, Masoale hall, last | St Paul ana my 30m evening, was largely “uttended. ‘The committees | Tox as Latte. = — in Gharge deserve commendation for the success | Union Pacilic us = ( the affair. Wabash and Pacific. ...7".” Ey The Knights of St. Patrick maintained their : ie 69, reputation a8 hospitable hosts at their 11th annual | Wabash and Pacitie pretei fin ss” l, which was given last evening at Abncr's hall, The attendance was ve tee, The children’s masque ‘all, at Prof. Shel- don’s academy Tuesday evening, presented a pic- ture long to be remembered by tuose who attended. There were many unique and beautiful costumes, THE TREASURY INVESTIGATION.—The contingent fund investigating committe held a short session to-day. Mr. Babcock, formerly to Secretary Sherman, was THE CANAI-AQUEDUCT-FREE RRipox Cage.—The argument on the demurrer in the suit of the United States vs. the corporation of Alexandria, to obtain @ transfer to the Secretary of the Treasury of $175,000, stock, certificates of the Alexandria Canal place before Jur jughes, 3 court. here this moruing! as ‘tue custom house MATTINGLY. . sre ‘residence, 1306 Third ot motion of the lungs, LUCY i, dauginer of tas ate eke eo 163 @en street, anda MARRIED. DAVIS—RIDDLE. On Tuesday, January at the Church of the Ascension, Wilhain Punkness D. D-» HAKRIET, daughter of j. Op aa ns, Wf Simms, 151 TEECH. On We a. m., PHEBE T. Panera wilt take place from Foundry Church at 1 m. CR ee ‘Went W: mass at St. Peter's SEEM to NO_FAY.—WHITEHURST'S ey gg ‘ke. agit iat return the ens & CROMWELL. ‘121-3