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FIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE MANCHESTER Z o Il % FF1 CT
AUGUST 18th, ISL.
Persons calling for letters in this list will please
say ',AdvertiSed.n If net called for in four weeks
they VIII be sent t. the Dead Letter Office, IL
W Il. htagton, u. q.
LADIES' LIST.
Allen Mrs NJ j. Msnn, Miss A. 4.
Camel, Mrs Jas. Moore MRS. avid
Cha kIey, Mrs. nj. +. Moody, Mrs. India
Chalkley, Mrs. T. A. Norris, Miss Caroline
HOnnely, MIS- Jrne Nash, nrs. Harriet
Hanm, .dtss Fannie Palmer, Mrs. George
Johns IL, Miss K. A. Taylor, M iss Sallie
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Adams, Moticr Monroe, K. (cold)
Adam3, WIZ. MARKS, sol.
4 ltn, "A ilson (cCrd) Martin. Jack
Brown, Jrs. &. M'rlt, Jnhn
BSw,. Alck Oweus, John w. (2)
blackwell. Jas. Fat, ID. D..
Carroll, John Paterson, Dr. II. A.
Cbeathaln, ii. A. Gutin, +. u.
Giles. edward. Randolph, :. NIL tcotdl
Howle, Wiikerson Robertson, VIM. NJ.
Hatch r, Jnhu Walden, w; A.
johnson, Peler Weaver, John II.
LA Pradt, RI. II. Woodbridge, A. B.
Liausman, Willie "
j. II. CUNNINGHAM. p. 81.
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LOCAL MATTERS

PERSONS leaving the city during ,bc sns,,,,a
season Gun have the DISPATCH MALE, - ,h i
address at SO cents per month, payable In MI. m.
vance. AAA ssat-
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TpIsCOpAJ HIGH school.

T. FaIEFAX Z, UNITY, VA.
H. NJ. RLhCKFOHD NJ. A., (Univrr: r:ity Of
Eirpin!a1 Principal, with competent ASSISTANTS
In every department. ! he 2Slh annual session
bevirs Scrt mher n, ISL, aud ends June 20, Is72
Tc.nls aa3U Der session. Catalogue seat ou appli-
c,i!"m 10 l.. NJ. BLhckFuEU, M. A., Jock hox
~ o7--om
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kAsGE OF THERMOMETERS At DIsPArcH
VMFficE, ~ s AUG. II, 1911 s A. M. 40; p.
NJ. 500 IS P. NJ. $50. - - 1ss
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For SALE this morning, In the First Market.
lot OF No. pesches, for preserving canning,
brandying and pckliog, by J. I. MARTIN, OF
James CLy.
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CRoouET.--A Hne assortment of Croquet just
received at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's, lis Main
- +. J u !. Z. !
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rlUSTER SPRINGS HIGH SChooh,
,,X MILES CFF TIE NlcHMoND AND
D,NvIlLE RAILROAD.
r. OSCAR ROGERS, PRINCIPAL.

t;hop.yt session will Begin SECOND MON
MY rF SyFTEMHER NsEr, and end 18TH
tTNE ls.G Expenses do not exec: u va. ta!a-
~, one half on entrsnce, bal lncc LIST Eeoru'r 'ry.
Y.f particulars address "
go TNE PRINCIPAL,
Black Walnut Post-aflco.
,,- -, Halifax county, Va.
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ct. JOHNS COLLEGE,
= ANNAPOLIS, ND.
JAMES Il. GARNLTT, ID. A., rricclpal.

TIE next SeSson Of taiS Institution, founded In
1854, higgins on the
Fast " WrUNESDAY IN QCT OBER.
A full collegiate course ~ o-garlzed. .Slta n Fa-
Guilty OF ,ev-D pro 'essrrs and three tutors.
CHARGES for entire scholastic wear, $3.50.
For further parti .Ilars, apply for catalogue TO
PROF. w. II. HDPkiNs,
secIe.ary of the Faculty,
Nh a-anhtAcl AunnnnlIS. Md.
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ENVELOPES furnished aud printed - vi $3.50,
xs7s aud st.ss per ees, st the Dispatch Printing
Establishment. stst3 5ss II Z.
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PERSONAL colonel C. P. Hyde, eenersl
passenger agent Of the Charlotte. CoInm.
bia and Augusta railroad, was in the city
Yesterday .f.;7as - ~ a'a
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But the engagement Of the season, by
which hundred others seem to pale, is
that of Mrs. Newbold Edgar nee Miss Ap-
pleton, of Boston, TO Col. Jerome Bona
parte. She is granddaughter Of Daniel
Webster. and he a grandson of Jerome
Bonaparte.-Neao York Letter Washington
Patriot.
The parade and vulgar publicity attend
ing cliurch.weddings have properly dis
gIsted the more refined portion of society.
therefore the old etiquette which distin-
guisned marriages in olden times will again
be resumed.-Neu York letter in Wash
tngton Patriot.
It Is authoritatively reported that Bel
mont's Kingfsher has backed out Of the
race with Harper's Longfellow. Harper is
to run LongfelloW against Lexingt ons
time In case the race with Kingfsher proves
y iza.e.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
lIREMAINING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE AUGUST 12, 1871.
Persons calling for letters in this list will please
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How WARY IT Is !-Yes, 'tis true but you can
keep cool by trying some Of PIzzIsps delicious
ice.creams. -. -. s.
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CAKES, candles, fruits, ice-creams Of all dayors
and other good things, are at PIZZINI's.
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ICE-CnEAMs.-Leave your orders with PIzZINI
sor some of his ice ere ans and he will send It TO
your louses,
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wi for Young ladies' and children. Linden Row,
80 l02 east franki1u street. rha duties OF his
; .honl VIII be reGumed ON MONDAY. October
81 l,7l. The musical department Will De unuer
;lr ear. oi Mrs. WM, IL. POWERS. For cGcul trs
Of terms appIy 10 MhS. POWERS
,u D. am nj the school rooms.
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~ N q RICE is grateful to her many

n1r> NJ. c. RICE is grateful to her many
Nj n.trops Tor long andlibcral enconraremSnt.
,,,se nr educating sttl is tss most confess mas
,'r .,rn as 10 insure thoroughly SrTdustinx
,cr>c drawing out and cnlnva,inS latent tsicas
XnM &C instructed sl,ict!v according 10 cnlN.
r gni perceptions we'll as sse cntiystinS al. ard
t.s,,rr fcgular rsce with mental aeve,o pinsn.; y,
whrh is greater nj The age oil J. Will 'oiA'' '~-'
-, ire rrencc for discipline. or any necessary
Information. "i'n' ~ ~ ~ en-, e,ph
Sos gO 81. kn.r' N'NN 80
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ls7l. FALL STYLE ELK HAT 1871.
AtWEIsIGER's,
=. l3ol Main street.
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FINE PEARS, peaches, grspes, apples, orangef,
and all other fruits, may be found At PIzzINps.
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TINIL AND MECHANICAL ENdl-
SySpEaISG IT tha kenssalear POI Stschnic In.
siutr Troy, :. Y. i higher and more pracacat
Cnnr." Of Instruction VIII he given here than mas
80. har1 att mpt25 elsewhere In this country.
E.n.rrs : y. IL h. For the Annual Register, con-
,,ni : mp owed Course Of study, aud tn,i par
n~...trs. apply 10 GHoF. CHI AkLt DROW NM
,5,,. ,nr gu 3-31m
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NATIONAL LABOR CoNGREss-The CooIie
Trade UenOunced- IVOnldTS Rights Win
out the Ballot AdUocdted.-S. Louis, Aug.
l0.-In the National Labor Congress to. day
W. Z. Owens offered the following, which
was adopted:
"Resolucd, That we hail with delight the
decision OF the Justice Of Hong Kong de-
clarlng the traffic in Coolies to be slave
trade, and all connected with it should be
held responsible and punished by law, and
urge the workingmen of America to use
their influence to effect their punishment"
Nashville was selected as the place for
holding the next National Congress.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, j. Trevellcc. OF
Detroit !; Vice. Presidents, Horace Ii. Day,
of Chicago; Secretary, g. Ben. johnson,
of Pennsy lvania !; Treasurer, d. c. Cam
eron, of Chicago.
James G. S. Cyrcs offered the following
resolutions ..a-
ReSOlred, That low wages, long hours,
and damaging services to white working
women, are doomed to destroy health, and
are standing reprOach to civilization.
ReSoEued, That we urge women to learn
trades, engage in business, join our labor
unions, form protective unions of their
own, secure the ballot, and Use every other
honorable means to persuade and enforce
employers to do justice to them by paying
equal wages for equal work.
ReSolued, That we pledge the aid of the
Unions represented in this Congress to
workingwomen's protective associations,
which are now or may hereafter be formed,
in all their just and lawful demands"
An animated discussion followed, in
which it was stated that there are no other
people SO oppressed as women, and that
African slavery was not to be compared
with the slavery of the workingwomen in
this country. 1t was also stated that in the
conventions at New York and Philadelphia
the question had been hotly discussed, with
such excitement that thirty-eight delegates
retired from the meeting.
The words secure the ballot" were
finally stricken from the resolution, aud,
as thus amended, the resolutions were
adopted. -
The Convention adjourned to meet in
Nashville, Tenn., on the second uesday
in SpDtembGr: r..t
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BANKERS, BROKERS. dc.

i
Is A n T. L So,
CORNER OF MAIN AND I4rI STREETS,
Euy and sell BONDS End STOCKS, COIN and
STERLIGG.
DRAFTS dawn at sight on all Of the principal
cities OF Europe.
DEPOSITS received subject to check, or for
longer periods.
Special attention giyeE TO III ldlng St'te STOCK
under recent act of the Legislature. aus Sun
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FALL STYLE SILK HAT ls7L
At WgIsIGKR'S,
1901 Mstn etreet
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RAKEREES.

DICHARD ADAM,
IL STEAN CRtJKEl BAKERY,
TWELFTH sT., BETWEEN MA!H AND CARY, sie
BROAD STREET AND 1924 MAIS STREET.
Fresh C&kGS, PIGS, BREAD, and CRACK
Egg daily.
',ricre wholesale and retail, attended 70
promptly Price list and circulars seut oy 10 AZ on
aprUca1cn.
Hhtfs' d lscount to the trade myS
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Then we can look forward with hope,
believing that the blundcrs Of the past will
not be repeated, that our toiling people
will he rewarded with prosperity and hap
piness, and that Virginia, our Virginia, the
land OF our love, will leap to the leader
ship of States, and stand where She once
stood, the pride and glory of the nation.
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EDUCATIONAL.

-,,.-r,r ,.~Mr SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
,o%,sh scssiSn T1 ais ,>1 sen"", sma
cr ~ nn @ ,s,h Of juno 1872. with the prime Wow
nv daughters rr"Te,y instrqssa
sd hHr' 6 W,rnc,Ns. a fnli graduate OF Ho'iins
MAMIE W. .,n has been teaching In a fem ale insti-
a for ,hs ssrers ass rsfss cs the ssnss co~
vrCNn"' "a 'Wo,,a milton In Ensl.sh, French.
irc i",mdd and Music mo extra Sh1rgesh At $500 per
scs>i n. ~ ,,.,,xyood Tcn Vt, ChrsGpcake and
f'"l-,,,mn,5 kIbema-ls c>uuty, Va.
.xN,SSlE V. HupG1Ns isa fun graduate Of
VI" fn>t,iu,c fine scholar. aud lovely
" ".n,o,or .n,os Ths ,onnr lady will be an acquisition
t"""! S'' CHARLES l.. COOKE,
& Superintendent Hollins institute.
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rruME SCHOOL,

.STAUNToN, VIRGINIA.
-. school will. be reorened The middle o. sep
","H"rn,srs continuing hll particulars, may Dc
'''"Hh~ srp,ica,fon to SRs HANSON,
cHi''"'" ~ or MISS SHsfFdr,
u Stauntgs,, Va.
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r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN

e. L. VAN LEW. Postmaster.
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The following is the report of the COM
mlttee appointed by the Board of Health to
inquire into the subject OF the EARTH closet
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32l Broad stceet, Richmond, Va.
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in Manchester from tho
elusive, to receive taxes.
The police have commenced~raiding on
unlicensed dogs, goats, and hogs. Those
who have failed to do so would do well to
comply with the requirements OF the law.
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GEORGETOWN.

The CANAL.-Business would be brisk on the
canal just now only that the coal companies are
scarcity of coal schooners. During the present
month 42s loaded boats have arrived at the col
lector's office.
THE COAL TRADE-During the week coal has
wnarves, and the coal vessels in the river have
been insufficient to meet the demands of the
different companies. The receipts and ship
ments this week are as follows Borden Mining
Company, receipts $40 tons, shipments I 200
tons; Agnew's wharf, receipts 200 tons, ship
ments coo tons; Rays docks, receipts 3,774 tons,
shipments 3,231 tons; Consolidation Company,
receipts 5,Is tons, shipments 4,036 tons. Total
receipts for the week IA 1872 TONS and total ship
ments o ,061 tons.
THE GRAIN MARKKr-Mr. George Waters
this morning received 500 bushels of wheat per
Md. The same boat brought lot Of -four for
VIM. II. Dougal. With the exception of the
grain mentioned there have been no receipts for
inform the commission merchants here, how
ever, that large quantities will be shipped In a
few days.
FLOUR SHIrMExTs-Fourteenh hundred bar
for the northern and southern markets-l ,OO1
barrels went to New York by the steamer E. @,
Knight, and 400 barrels went to Norfolk by the
STOLE A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'Brien. of
the third precinct, arrested a colored man near
the reservoir last night on suspicion Of stealina
counterpane from John Vanderwerken, Z
furniture dealer. johnson was sent over TO the
Polibe Court this morning.
DRovERs' REST. The market to-day was
very dull. 800 head OF cattle were offered, OF
hundred weight. About 100 sheep and lamb
offered. Sheep sold from 4Ka5x cents pei
pound; lambs from % to $40 per head. Cow
and calves sold from s25 to go; good cows In de
mand. Veal calves sold at from to cents De,
pound. But few hogs offered, selling from % to
$3.50 net.
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IN GOVERNOR publishing an act entitled IAN &C
snd Raroad 81 sns
conditions" and submitting the same 70 the people
n said District and prescribing the form In which
Hx.currvE orrrcl,
DlsTRIcr OF COLUMBIA, August n, ISL
the sct Of the Legislative Abby q tho Distrcs
set satSOr.s % Il: ssoef Of the
Piedmont and PotomsS Kailroad Company upon
Of said District At the next general election therein
which win be held ON the fourth Wednesday Of No,
e. tss e
:hs Ss bg Printed ed tickets and the ckss fOF ssd
sAn sct to authorize scbscrfptioo "a thu stocr a,
the Piedmont and Potomac Railrosd COMPANY mon y,
efss: sssins: :s .es shs contain he , aord and
can oct 10 authorize : snbscr,,t,o, N
Of the Piedmont and Potomac Rsiirosd Company
Especs e the election for members Of the House o.
Delegates Of aid District shall be CONDUCTOR SAD
s:s sssssS suAoinsd and thereof
Governor Of the District Of Columbia.
An Acf 20 authorize subscription TO the stock Of
the Piedmont snd ., Potomac Railroad Oompny
See mesisd ~ iAs Lsrssisssvs As...sy q "a.
R..,sa q 0s.ss.sss That whereas Il !: beIisy =
ee % act . N the
isture Of ytreinis, win be Of great benefit 20 the
Rs Of K. and :. sas. Fl 4
a ssd Pooss si
inrs and eauipmsnt Tor ssid rcsd, which aid guar
snty may be required whenever, at any time within
ten miles or more q f: said rosd shall b ready for
Eerstrrcture; and whereas Il 4 sredoiy
E u sif : snI 9, .s PIs%ss. end Pssss R.
road Company locate and rsds their nd road d
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THE COURTS

COURT in GENERAL TERM.-This morning,
gued by Mr.. Cook for plaintiff and Mr.. Tot
ten ior defendant The points involved are
WheiLer negotiable note taken and ac-
ceeted as payment for. work will discharge a
mtchanics lien, and whether decree can be
charge Ct the lien unless the securities have actual
notice: The decision was reserved.
Chadwick VS.. Sykes, on executions was taken nm
POLICE COURT, TOP Judge SaelI-0harles
washington, c9lored loud and bosterous talk; fined
S5. Robert Teel, charged with fast driving on
PennsylssDia avenue; fined SO. John Prizes,
charged with the same offense; go. Girls Howard
charged with assault on Alice Hawkins: fined 81
and costs. Joseph Penick, assault ON Joseph Lock
boiler at the railroad depot fined 81 and costs alto
S sh5 rI a s,F e1aHssa sS asa
and boisterous talking on tine street; .4aad S5.
Alexander Crump, charged with fast driving; fined
go. Charles johnson, larceny of q bed spread
worth S5; nned $40 or thirty days In Jail Michael
Fletcher, larceny Of coat valued at 81 from Jbe
Perry; fined SIS and costs.
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a. 10 prepare fer It's supersfructure; nov, there
act sha be submitted the people the next gen
ersl election, and shsll receive majority 81 the
81 such election: Az s-o,sss ~. A. ThSf fsis A.,
shall receive She sIrIoysl and sanction q the Coz
and he is hereby, authoriEed % subscribe, IN the
name Of The District q Columbia the capital stock
an AMOUNT rot eSceediug six hundred thousand doc
lSrs Prortdss That, b-tore such suhscription shall
the Board 81 Pubiie woIks thai sueS ,S,ser1sios
will Be adequate Cor the purpose q oOmpletins The
shall be given 20 said Board that the amount % saf.
.sr,sed shall b faithfully apged 20 said WORK, and
neeesssTy to .v,, q sid SHarsn.ee q the Pennsyl
Is O T.t .ss sS .S ~ .sS 1890
some point on the Potomac river AZ Geors~town
which shall be satisfactory % ssid Board of Pubic
sac. T. ksd D, u S.rfss- sssasd. That IN order 20
Governor /. hereby suthorirs 70 issue h. @.s Ne
tered OF coupon bonds q the District q Columbia.
face shall be signed BY the oScrnSr sn sere,sr,
Of the District and shall Be redeemahle twenty years
half yearly 10 an amount necessary 10 prov, ds ssd
sum OF six hundred thousand dollars, and 20 cell sAia
mont and Potomac Railroad Company. Al such tinss
snd IN sueh amounts IS may be required BY the pro
bonds shall not be sold lower rate than ninety
per oentum q the psr value thereof.
meet the interest 70 sccrns on aid sonae sSo 70
shall be levied annually tax Of six per cent. or
such lower rate as may suffice, on every hundred
dollars Of the esees~ed value q real ana personAR
estate in said District the proceeds Of witch tag
shall Constitute special fund pledged for the nav.
mcut Of said interest.
SIC. 4, Aad D. % tu-taer ssaofed, Thst the Gov
ernor hereby requested 90 this be duly
prbhshed before the next general election.
Quired By the furtecnth section Of the charter q
ruary twenty-one, eighteen hundred and seventy
one,l and by suitable proclamation 60 submit the
same 70 the people, and prescribe the form in which
shall be voted upon.
CHARLES L. HULsE,
Speaker 81 the House 0f nalecaies.
WILLIAM STICKNfY,
Approved, August le, ls1l '
II. ID. COOKE. Governor auS1-sp
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OFFICIAI.

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ACT OF
" THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, Approved
August ls, ISL, FIXING THE TIME FOR
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
AN ACT fixing the time for holding the General
Elections in the District Of Columbia.
Be u esacrsd ~ tte LtetSlaftcs Assembly az tss
therein shall be held on the fourth Wednesday Of
November Of each year
Sac. 3. Aaf a. fwTtssr enacted, That whereas an
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect Of
this act is hereby declared to De in force from and
after its approval BIZ the Governor.
CHARLES l.. HULSE,
Speaker of the House OF Delegates.
WILLIAM STICKNEY,
President Of the Council.
APPROX ed, August 10. ls71,
IL. ID. COOKE, Governor an n sm
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CITY 1T EN- s .

REGyIER's Doe SKIN GLOVES, and
Finest Kid Gloves. in newest colors.
Chosson's Castor Gloves.
FHe Buckskin Gloves, Gauntlets, SC.
India Cost Driving Gloves.
Cloth, Berlin and Isle Gloves.
"A large assortment.
GEO. G. HEyNING,
40 It'll street, n. W.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-I. Becker & Co.
successor TO p. Wallach, dealer in men, youths
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
stock Of goods, which they are selling at the
lowest market price. Those in want of clothing
OF gents furnishing goods, would do well to call
and examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere. L. BECKER & Co.,
Ode0n Hall, corner IL street and Pa. ave.
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STOVES, &c.
A LII Ri G h 7
HOT BLAST COOK,

HOT BLAST COOK,
Manufactured In Baltimore; made Of the bet mate
tains heat longer; and viii give greater salts -
hction than any other cook stove made, Il =
GOAL, and 10 9 great fsvorits with al Who
have used r. Call and see IL, and you win buy NO
seAxm JlJ 7th street, Washington D. o.
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CoRNs, &c.-Dr. White, chiropodIst, No. 535
18TH street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and
fully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails,
&C., without pain.
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RRAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Fitch & Fox,
real estate brokers, have sold, for Mrs. Mary A.
Smith, lots "a and 35, in NJ. A. Smiths sub
division of part of square 1O5, each lot fronting
with depth of 126 feet 9 inches, to Commodore
Alexander Murray, U. s. N, for 81 1921 SO cash.
Also, for the same, lot 80, of the same sub
division, Is feet wide, with depth of 1i9 feet 8
inches, TO Capt Somerville Nicholson, U. s. N,
for S4y6C46s Also, for Miss Eleanor A. Hare,
of Philadelphia, the west 3 feet of lot 81, in
square LIS, to j. NJ. Latta, Esq, for Al ,033 "a
Also, for j. +. Anderson, Esq, OF Newark, n.
j., lot 8, in Kibbey's subdivision of square 81 .
fronting 20 feet on ID street, between LIST and
I'd streets, with depth of 10s feet, and improved
by two-story brick cottage, to Charles T.
Heinecke, Esq, for e, 900. Also, for John E.
Kendall, Esq, lot in subdivision of square 49,
fronting . feet inches on q street. between
9th and 10th streets, with depth of 1903 feet, to
Hon. A. M. Clapp, for g, 656.62. Also, for the
Columbian College, the following properties
viz Lots So co, 81, g., IS, q and S. in the sub
division of the south grounds, for S9.715.20; lot
80, to Emerson Hodges, for 81 ,125 cash; lot IS,
division Of square 1874, to George Webster for
$3.50. Lots 4 and 8, in subdivision of same
square, for 81 ,76O; and lot 6, in subdivision of
same square, to w. b. Lane, for $3.50.
Clark & Travis, real estate agents, COL Louisi-
ana avenue, have sold the following improved
property: Lot g, in square ga, improved by a
two-story.and basement brick house, to A. s.
Rice, for 81 900; also farm Of 10 acres at Falls
Church, Va, owned by DIR. l.. Lloyd, improved
by a seven-room cottage and barn, to g. III. Ack-
erman, for SO 500; also, lot %, in square go,
owned by Ford g Bro, and improved by
three.story brick house, to Duncan s. Walker
for 5000.
By Latimer & Cleary, on the 18th instant
part OF lot 3, in square 575, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between LIST and I'd streets, improved by
small frame dwelling, to Henry Kott man, for
$3.50.