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We will FIRST consider in its capacity a. q special
ffy our far famed remedy, Railway 3 Ready Relief,
eypboliZed throug hout the civilized world under
the signifosnt ALTERATION E. X. X. This remedy
H. happily possessed OF properties that give imme-
oiate and positiye proof Of its exceenos that tho
most skeptical can feel its power In few seconds,
especially where the sufferer IL the victim on en-
Circulating pain. IL 10 not question with this
remedy OF time 10 takes 90 remove the peroep tien
or sensation Of pain. of the cost, for the mo-
ment IL 10 applied 60 the part of the body where
pain exists the patient is relieved. = And IL the
pain lie from an established disease. q cure viii
coon follow.
The Ready Relief 10 q vegetable remedy. IL 10
sure, safe, ana innocent. Ii IL quicker in subd
pain and making the patient comfortable than
Morphine, Chloroform. Ether, Opium, or any other
agent Its simplicity Of application renders 10 o
valuable household necessity. and its usefulness
covers the entire range Of family accidents that
liable 70 occur al any moment The Ready Relief
should be kept in every house for IL any injury or
accident occurs 20 child or grown person, its use
will prove OF immediate service. IL matters not
what the difficulty may be. Burn, Scsld, Fan,
Bruise, Cut, Wound, Poison. Sprsin, Strains
other sDnoyancee that are constantly taking place
In every family, this READY BELIEF will, in a
few minutes, prove its value. NJ suddenly ned
with sickness, and You have no faith In medicines
but wish Tor doctor the Ready Relief will pend
or check the progress Of the disease once and In
ninety times out Of one hundred cure the patient
before the doctor arrives. IL can never do harm,
but will always do good.
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SALE OF STANDS AT THE ScHUErzEN PARK

SALE OF STANDS AT THE SCHUETZEN PARK
Yesterday at p. m Mr.. Maggie, zuctioneer,
opened the sale OF restaurant stands, ice cream
aud dining Saloons &C., al the Park, for the fes-
tiyal common cling on the 3st Of August There
was large crowd in attendance, and the COM
petition was spirited. The stand opposite the
pavilion for the sale Of liquor, beer, and re.
freshments was knocked down TO Mr. Rullman
for g so; Rudolph Richards procured a similar
stand on the left side of the hack stand for Si95:
Mr.. Riviere procured the stand close to M r.
Rullman for $3.50; John Spohs secured the one
IN the rear Of the pavilion for e2t5 John Kotzel
endorsed himself 10 the amount of 1897 50 for
another; Mr.. Bacchus pays si76 for the restau.
ra.t and dining saloon; Mr.. Seitz, for the ice
cream saloon, 1855; Mr.. Gumpertz, for a cigar
stand, pays S75; Mr.. A. Young. for q similar
privilege, S1I0 Mr.. SchafYer paid for the bar.
Der shop %, whilst the bost- black boards
brought fair amount Good feeling prevailed
throughout and there was much amusement
over various speculations.
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Affairs in 0esrsesswn.


S4RNR AND DISTURBANCE AMoSe CoLoHBp
I.ABoRRRs.-The eoiored laborers employed BY
Messrs. Hieston Il Barrett q few days since
oemanoed an increase OF wages, and refused 70
piled with. hessrs. II. & b, thinking the
preseni compensation of the laborers fully adj
equates refused 10 accede, and employed other
bands, who willingly went 10 work At the cid
rats OF pay. The discharged men, not liking
mat arrangement fingered around the prem
lses OF Messrs. II. & B. daily, endeayoring BY
tnreats 70 inumidate the newly employed work
, msn, ano narasslng them in the discharge of
tnelr duties; whereupon the firm made CON-
plant At the police staten, and an oticer's
preeence on their premises occasionally since
tnat time has set aside all prospects OF any fur
ther interference by the discharged EMPLOY ses
The 1aborers Were receiving O. SO per day ana
struck for % per day.
Strict Inr RovKMENr.-MrN Newman chair
man OF the Common Council COMMITTEES on
Streets, is making preparations 20 pave Hugh
street. from 9Th to 7th streets, with blue rock
which Will be quite an improvement % thai
thoroughfare.
lice record o. yesterday there appears the
name of John Whalen. who was arrested by
officer Boarman for attempting to rob q money
drawer. The charge was not fully proven. 80
he was ordered by Justice Buckley 20 be locked
up for six hours. On the record, under the
head Of occupation calling, he was desig-
mated briefly ..thief;'' for six hours At less
the community were freed from his unwel-
come presence.
MERCHANTS ExCHASGB-onerings-I
bushels wheat. Sales-25l bushel, in small
lots from 81 10 10 81 40 per bushel.
ACCIDKNT.-This morning, a little son OF
MIR. Bladen Forrest met with painful acci-
dent at the store Of George W. Orme. corner of
Bridge and Congress streets. IL appears the
little fellow was climbing a rope. when he
slipped and fell a distance of ten ieet, bruisiug
himself considerably, but his injurious are not
thought TO BE- dangerous
RIVER FRoNT.-Entereda NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
er Express, Nickle, from and to baltimore
Cleared-steamers John Gibson, Winters, and
James 5 Green, Inman. for New York; schr
Gov. G.. T. Smith, Croweil, for Boston
CHURCH THIEvRs.-For some time past
Trinity (Catholic) Church mas been the scene
OF various disgraceful depredations. On Sat-
urdays evenings while those frequenting the
church are attending TO their religious duties.
II mas been no uncommon occurrence for the
ladies preparing TO leave the church building,
10 ind their fans, parasols, handkerchiefs and
such articles missing altogether. The same
game is practiced on Sundays also, as IL one
sabbath not long since DIR. Jameson lost an
umbrella in the same manner.
The CANAL.-Busness Is almost az a stand
still on the canal. In addition 10 the reported
leak at Weaverton, il is stated that lock gate
AT Stone Mill, near Harpers Ferry, has been
entirely destroyed.
AN INSANE MAN CARED FoR.-On wednes.
day an insane man, named Timothy Donovan,
was conveyed from Georgetown TO the lunatis
asylum by officer Sebastian.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

GBEEHBRIEk CO., w. VA.
These Springs 50 long and favorAbly known 70
the seekers Of health md pleasure, will 4 a
beopen for the reception Of vtsitors on ~
ments and general refurnishing Of the estAbliah.
nent we will be prepared for the comfortable &C.
oommodation OF from Otsss Assdred 20 too tkos.
$0ad persons.
Hot and Warm Sulphur Baths. 20 eminen tiy ser
vicesblein connection with the internal use Of
these alternative waters. always at the command
" One s Of the best City BANDS OF MUSIC viii b
in attendance to enltyea the LAWNS and the BALL
ROOM; and . suitable LIVkRY will be open 10
the use Of those who may desire to indulge in
horseback or carriage exercise.
Charges Will be Is day, or 80 per month;
children under 10 yearS, And coofed servants, half
price; white servants according to aecomnoda-
lions.
No effort or expense will - spared en- the part Of
the Proprietors, TO manage this establshnent In .
manner best calculated 20 promote the comfort q
Visitors In every respect. ,,,u
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va, April 30sh. 1858.
~ For Q full account Of the MEDICINAL EvrI-
cACY APPLICANT Of these waters 20 particu.
lar the reader 10 referred to the late work
Of DR.. MOORMAN, on the " Mineral Waters Of the
United States and Oanada, 20 be found as Messrs.
KELLY PMTs, Baltimore and other Do1k.
PHUR SPRINGS, containing mach valuable in.
& Gpsps Cs1SSs sS...
" RS STf 70 fHt sfRisss frS% ny Point
LOUISVILLE. 81 AtNToH, % -covIHafoN, 81
Rail, thence By Fine Line OF Stage Ocsches on .
wsu GRADED Turnpike. % Niles to the Springs.
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~kirby Smith is TO teach the young idea &c
boot at a military academy in Kentucky.
DAt the WSfkngwomen's Home in New
YORK, boarders who are out after eleven o'cloc K
night are required TO pay rs cents for the
ervices Of the party required to sit up to admi,
hem. -
~Gov. Orr, OF South Carolina, was at St
Joseph. Mo-, ON the 5th inst. In 1856 he pur.
based large bodies Of land in that vicinity,
which Is now looking up.
~ Figs grown in California the size of a
mans fist, and weighing q quarter of a bon nd
each, are displayed in the markets of San Fran.
cisco.
|Twenty. three wagon loads of Mormons
are on their way back to the States They ad-
here to the Mormon faith, but are disguised
with the management OF Young.
1The fisheries Of Newfoundland are becom-
ing insufficient to support her population
Much restitution is expected there this winter
~ Bismarck's physicians prescribe walks in
pine groves, to inhale their odor. This is a
very popular remedy in Europe at the present
time.
@Philanthropic London has a drinking
Fountain and cattle Trough Association and
"Home for Lost and Starving Dogs
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JOIN GRAY . co..
nAHu,Acruarls AND DlALsn IN
WOOD AND Willow WARR.
BRoohs.
TWINS,
ooRDAGl, -, -
10 FULTON AID s0s FRONT srREDrs.
EEW YORK.
EpwABo HEATH. WILLIAM 4. Ora
fe som
Two ALL WHOM IT MAY OoSoERH,

lNTBkloR,
Application having been made under the act Of
scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged 10 have
been lost or destroyed,-Eoti IL hereby given
that q the date following the description Of saok
warrant, new certificate or warrant of like tenor
viii Be rsassqed, Il no valid objection should then
No: 10 for 90 acres, issued under the act OF n arch
), 1855, In the name OF Clemence HALEY, Widow Of
Geeree HALEY, deceased, and vas granted Nay 10,
No. So s46, for 100 acres, issued under the act of
father and heir Law Of CLARK B. LeSsh deoessed
and WAS granted May 80. lS40. August q, 1865
No. Is 06l, for 100 acres, issued under the act of
March 5, 1854, In the name Of Harrison Oorum, and
Vas granted October 2. 1856. September s, 1858.
No. 697N, for leo acres, issued under the act of
March 5, lSaS, In the names Of the minor children
OF Andrew Record, deceased, and was granted July
IL, lSG. September 10, 1858.
Ne. o,lsl, for 100 acres, issued under the oct OF
February ii, lS41 in the name Of Elizabeth Thomp-
son, mother and heir-at- lsW Of Daniel McAlister
Thompson, deceased, and was granted September
80. 1851. September %, 1868.
No. 90 l04, for leo acres issued under the oct OF
nett, and was granted May 50, ls4e October s. 1855
No: <S06l, for 80 acres. fssued under the act Of
March 5, 1855 in the name Of Harrison Oorum, and
was granted October 2, l856. September 8, 1855.
No 81 .$07. fer Ice acres, issued under the act o
March s, 1855, in the name Of Adam vroman, end
vss granted June 9, 1857. October n, 1875
Ne &, ESQ, for lsS ceres. i.sqed under the Get Of
and Was granted August s. 1855. October II. 1858
No. 1903, for 50 acres, issued under the oct OF
eepte mber, ls5o, In the name of Levi LIE va and
was granted August 6, 1851. October 81. lses
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RIoTOUs PRoCRRDINGs.-Lastn night at about
10 o'clock, as the Georgetown Company OF
Butler Zouaves (colored) We're on their way
10 the Capitol TO relieve the guard over the
remains of Hon, Thaddeus Stevens, a stone
was thrown at them when passing the corner
of 2lst street and Pennsylvania avenue. Some
of the soldiers fired in the direction from mich
the stone came, and one shot took effect in the
leg OF James White, a colored waiter, who was
sanding al the gate of a residence near by A
large crowd Immediately gathered and for q
time there was every prospect Of a serious dis
turbance, but the police on duty, as well as the
reserve appearing in force, promptly by sur
rounding the Zouaves checked further pro-
ceedings, and when order was restored al.
lowed them TO proceed. There was some half
a dozen shots fired in all, one Of which passed
through the drum. White was taken TO mis-
residence on q street, between 18th and 18th,
when the ball was extracted by DIR. Augusta
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European Markets o.dayt

LONDON, August H-Eorenoon.-Conso
S3S for money, and 81 for account; Illinois,
"; Eries, 50; Atlantic and Great Western,
49,
FRANKFORT, Aug. 14.-U. S. 5-20's, 75Y
LIVERPOOL, Aug. H.-Cotten opens firm
but unchanged; sales of to-day estimated al
II 600 bales; Total sales of the week, Is, 200
bales, ofwhich 1900 were for export and 5000
for speculation. Stock in port and on ship.
board, 677 600 bales, OF which 24lOO6 are Ameri.
can. Breadstuffs quiet with quotations un.
changed.
0PARIs, Aug. H.-The increase Of bullion in
the Bank Of France is thirty -four mil ion
francs.
LONDON, August IA, p. m.-U. 5. Bonds,
III; Illinois, ok; Atlantic and Great Western
3sa
LIVERPOOL, August 14.-Advices from
Manchester report a favorable market for
goods, and the yarns are flrmer at better prices.
The stock Of cotton afloat en- route to this port
is $4,000 bales, Of which 10000 bales
are from America. Breadstuffs are heavy,
with prices unchanged. Lard is quiet, having
declined TO 6Ss
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DIED.

NHNDENHALL. At 7 O'Clock D m, August
18th. 1868. WILLIAM H., beloved son OF W ashins-
9days
The friends of the family respectfully in vited
TO attend the funeral from the residence of his
parents, 81 street, between 18th and 18th SITS
on to, morrow, (Ssturday) the 18th instant, at
O'Clock p. N.
THOMAS. On Thursday. August 18th, at sx n.
LII, 1888, LIZZIE BLANUa infant daughter OF
johnson p and Josephine Thomas, aged nine
months and eighteen days.
GRADY. August 18th, at Ia O'Clock Q. IN.
Emily Grady. aged msnth s and Is days
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
his parents, 81 6th street, between l. and NJ at
4 clock On Saturday afternoon.
TATE. Thursday, Aug. Ii, 1858, HARRISON
PARK II infant sen Of L. L. and Lizzie Tate, aged
10 months and day.
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he CROPS IN UTAH.-A telegram from Salt
Lake gives the following estimate of the crops
In Utah: Wheat, o30,OO0 bushels; corn, lis, 600
bushels; potatoes 100000 bushels: sorghum
10000 gallons. The grasshopper caused more
damage this year than any previous season.
The entire crop In some counties ha. been de-
stroyed, while IN other counties one-third has
been lost; but owing to the large quantity of
land under cultivation, cereals are estimated
equal TO last year, while cotton will be in ex-
cess OF last years product. The fruit and Crane
crop is light, except in the southern portion of
the Territory Va
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ITS GRAND PoWER IN THE PREVENTION
AND CURE OF PEsTILENTIAL AeB
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
IL 10 In diseases where Immediate aud absolute
assistance and relief is required wherein ths reuss
dy moves it& superior, and We might say, super
SeskS. power In SAVING me- and 'r0n0'iAs
In ceses where Epidemic Diseases, Peetilenoe,
Small Pox, fevers, &c, exist, this remedy proves
cure. No one that uses the Ready Relief when
Aslstie Cholera, Yellow Fever, Typhoid Fever,
will be seized With these diseases; and IL seized
when using IL. will be cured IL the directions are
Followed. Simple a. this remedy 10, 10 pOasee ses
the elems nts OF cure OF the most violent, painful
and fatal diseases that scourGe the earth.
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REJECTED AND LAID OvKR.-John @. Cox
and samuel T. Crown were rejec ted as justices
of the peace for the District q few days prior
10 the ad journment OF the Senate. Mr.. Crown
had been confirmed, but was reconsiderd and
rejected.
John ". Barnaclo, Michael p. Callan, Nicho-
las Callsn. James Gull, Samuel T. Douglass,
Henry Lyles and L. A. Ryther, whose names
had been cent to the Senate by the President rs
justices of the peace for the District were not
acted upon, but laid over
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CnlBRArED ALBERT BISCUIT,
TIE ORIGINAL AND 9RNUIHB,
PREPARED IN EDINBUR0H, eCOTLANO
W.BupOHM.L.
tn vne0 1bbttt House,
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by Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson 4 %. quote stocks and bond,

Lewis johnson 4 %. quote stocks and bonds
m home and foreign markets - follows:
NBw YORK, Aug. H.-First Board-U. s. 81,
1894, coupon, 1lOS 1865. coupons, 1l2a; 1s6t,
coupon, new, 1osS; 6so's, l50a, coupon. lOsX
lows, coupons, 100 K; .30s second. none; 3Os,
third. none; Pacific Mail, 1o2A; OHIO and NIssis-
eippi Certificates, 29a; Mariposa, Atlantic
Mail, Is; Canton, 46h; Cumberland. 90; W.
o; telegraph 33X; 0sicksiiver, u: Boston
Water Power, ISL; N. y. Central, l27x; Ere,
SIN; do preferred, Il; Hudson, 1876; Reading,
OH; Michigan Central, 100; Michigan South
ern, IS; Illinois Central. ll2; Cleveland and
Pfttsbure. e6&; Northwest e2x; do. preferred,
2k; Cleveland and To.edo, 100; Rock island,
1llX: Fert Wayne, los 4; Alton & Terra Haute,
~; Toledo d Wabash, 50K; Adams Elk, - y
Wells, Fargo & Go. Express. Is; American Elk.
press, 10; United states Express, ~; Mer-
chants Union. PIX; Chicago Alton, none: do.
prfd, none. Market weak.
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W all Street To.day.

NEW YORK, August li.-Gold, 47%; Ex.
change, e9s; Money, 3a4 per cent; 5-2O's Of e.,
IA do. 81, IL; do. 65, l2h; do. new, s1; Ten.
Fornes, 9: North Cardinals, ~ Z; Virginia 6's
%; Tennessee, 63; Missouris gig. Market
weak
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ILLNESS OF REV. DR. GURLEY.-Rev Dr..
Gurley, Of the New York avenue Presbyterian
Church, Is lying seriously Ill at Clifton
Springs, New York, and his death is mo-
rnentarily looked for. He told his friends a
week since that he would never recover, and
be Is sinking so rapidly that all hopes OF his
recovery have fed. His disease is now said 70
be cancer in the stomach, inducing nervous
pro.tration, and Were he not placed under the
influence of chloroform his suferings could
uot endured.
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THE PROPERTIES OF THE READY m
LIEF ARE CoUETER-IRRITAST. RUBEPA
GENT, ASTLsPAsMoDIC, DIsISFEOrANr
AETIsEPTIC, DIFFUsIvE srIAULAEr
TONIC, EERvINE, ASoDYSK, AEr-ACIp.
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fs.day's New York Markets.

NKw York, August 1i.-Cotton steady; Mid.
ding Uplands, 29h cents. Freights dull
Flour without material change Wheat firm
for winter, but dull for spring. Corn activ We
and lc. better. Pork dropping; mess, $3.50,
Lard quiet at 1S4al9 cents.
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Baltimore Markets. ro.6.,

Baltimore Markets, To-day.
BALTIMORE, August K.-Cotton quiet: Md.
ding Uplands nOminally at 29a29x Flour
quiet, but firm; prime wheat firm; red sold at
e2.10aS277. Corn firm; white, s1.I5aSi ~:
Oats dull at 85a9O. Rye firm at sl.5O. Pro.
Visions firm with prices unchanged.
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TIE CASE or NELLIE NoRroN.-The Baltj-
more AueTioGn Of this morning says This un =
fortunate young girl whose attempt at suicide
by drowning has been noticed, was sent YES.
terday 70 Bayview Asylum. Her brother in
law, Richard Thompson, who Is responsible
for the ruin of the girl, arrived here yesterday
from Washington, and went back in a fe "
hours with his wife. He did net see his victim,
and seemed entirely unconcerned as 10 her con
GItIon OF fate.
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Baltimere Stock Market, To-day.
BALTIMORE, August 14.-Virginia sizes. old
inscribed. 464 bid; a. asked; do. coupon, 1867
IS bid; 46h asked.
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BASE BALI-The Baltimore Sun of this morn
ing says "A match game OF baseball between
The Jefferson club Of Washington, ID O., and
the Enterprise, of this city, took place yesterday
afternoon on the grounds on Madison avenue.
There was a far attendance. and in the earlier
part of the game several specimens of good
play weres shown. The result WIS q decided
victory for the Enterprise in a score OF 80 TO TO-
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Its use in Asistic Cholera, either &c preventive
or cure, lie OF more value to the world than All
other discoveries In vogue.
IL instantly secures rest, stops the Cramps and
spasms, and holds the constituents Of the blood
gether, eQuAliEing the circulation, and preventing
the separation Of the wstery from the
other properties OF the blood and arrests vomiting
and purgfne. In yellow Fever il ts Iikewise Al
potent, and with the assistance Of Radwayis Pills
viii protect those exposed from attacks, and cure
them that may be seized.
In Fever and Ague, Typhoid, Bilious. Scarlet
and other Tevers, its use will Always insure
cure.
In Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Govt, Tic DolorepY,
Sore Throat, Diptherfa. Influenza, in ell cases of
Inflammation, the Ready Relief, assisted when re-
Quired with the hesolyent and PILE, win surely
effect cure.
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CAPTURE OF WHIsKEY DIsrILLERY-
Deputy Collector H q. Addison and Assistant
Assessor John NJ. Slater this morning seized
the dIstiliery on the premises Of j. Deitrick
Wiser, and julius q. Wiser, al No. al First
street sss', Capitol Hill, IN complete working
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WHAT MAKES your hair so beautiful Mrs
s. A. Aliens Improved new stylel Hair Re
storer or Dressing, Qr one bottle.) Price Ont
Dollar. Every druggist sells ii. 60
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PERSONS SUBJECT 20 s,nonla,, s..,, ,,,-
ease heaasches, sudden Paintings, should keep tbs
nehei near them; . teaspoOnful In water, siIl, IN
three minutes, remove all difheulty.
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BANKERS.


JAY COOKE D CO.,
BAN KE
FIpfHINYH efREKf, OPPOSITE Tps..yry
Buy and % ct csrrent market rates, ana
constantly on hand full supply ofsn
0OVERNMHNr BONDS,
sEvBN.THIhTIEs AND S9APOUHp
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, 3d., sxsoutsS
and collections made on al accessible points.
sel-n
I IRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON.
b. d COOKE, tof Jay Cooke o. } President
WIS. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
oovIRHMEHr DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE yaIrsl
STATES,
asa Sweet, opposite tAs ILsasssy DspsssRsai.
Government Securities With Treasurer Unit,
States,
~ONE MILLION DOLLARS.A
We buy and sell al classes Of 6OVERNME6,
SECURITIES ct current market rates.
FURNJEH EXCHANGES asd wake CelIsessss,
~ ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIKI
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on tn
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. and give care
ful attention to
ACCO UNITS OF BUSINESS MEN ssA FIRk,
and to any other business entrusted to ~.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to 9OvIRH
MINT LOANS ct all times ohesrfully Furnished,
WIN. Q. HUNTHQT0H, Cashier.
WashinRton, March %, 1895 INIT
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ClrrZENs Of the Seventh Ward desiring to aid
he sufferers AZ Ellicott Mills are requested 20
leave th-Ir contributions a; the following
pkscss, va: Walkers Grocery Store, corner OF
iitb street and No. ay.; Clark's Grocery. cor
n,y t,;n and Nd. aY.; Boswelrs Drug Store
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SUMNER RESORTS.

(rARLIN's SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
~ On the LoEdor dSd HanqpsAtye Railroad.
Seven miles from Alexandria and wash n 4
ington: Splendid Accommodations for Sum-
day Schools and other pleasure parties.
ROBERT BALL, No. lSl 7th street,
lY.lmf Aaanf.