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, 1873-02-08

Sweet pie1lcd hams 1@11fo aboyo tho price of
grcou. 0rccn ehouldera, Jplc; ito rough n1cs,
T15Qehi 20; do Ulort ribu 61ic; do short clonr
Go; dry Eallcd meats qilothbto ut dGpj16o for
nlou}desa; 8Gas51Grc for short ribs, md O1So
for short o!oar. Boxed Shoulders, 4g6o. Eng
lell meatn, t1sc for Cninferla.tls; GldGD6o6o for
ut.ort ril1 Or long clear; ~ fur J.u:l eloar;
01SG0too for long cut llntnR. Dacan il .,ao.od Mt
Gilo for shoulders, 7i4o Cor clear ribs, 7gio for
rhort clear, MI packed. Mcgu bcof, Sc 56GD0. 90;
oxtrn mess do, a150@J10.00; hocf hams, $1,000
@2o.oo.. City tatlow,. 7;15@7elo; grcago quota
bio at G19DU21u. ealou ,Yero reported or 750
brls mem pork, sc1cr March, Mt sl2.aO, GOO nre
tn, sollor April ut 912.G0; 4Tl tca lnrd ut 97.36
600 Les No. 10 at 720 100 0J0 lbs ahonlloIs,
snltor Match, ut 10; 900 lbs do on private
Ete7nB; 100 bxs do 1t 40; TO- 600 lbs short ribs
nt G1lo; ,000 lbg do, aud 100, 600 lbn short
clear, OIL private tor1nu; 12T bxa Cunlberlants
(country) nt Go; 10000 thB groom rongh gidea nt
'5yac; 2U, ,00l !f,H greon l,nnH {t5 lhn) at 95Gc;
,000 1hs do III 1bs) nt 7ac; 900 lha tlo (13
'hh) at TIC; 100 tcs sweet pic&led hams (l8 lbs)
nj 8tsc.
Flour waa very quiet, but firm. New York
was quoted Inactive and lower; which caused
most buyers to hold 'bnok, especially na wliont
way lowor horo. but holders OF flour woro firm
lin thor viows, In tho absence Of anything like
full stocks. Tho yolu1nn OF reported .sa1os was
tho smallest Of any known in any ono dny for
some tino past, mud was cllioay Of low grades.
Bran WAS firm. Sales were reported Of 1J5 brls
spring oxtrau 95C0 100 brs Bupert1nos ut $3.50; !;
$50 bFls ryc Crock niyor) at si.75; 80 br1s lo at
S!,7o; 100 brls on priynto torrns, 10 brla buck.
wheat at $685. Total 545 br1a. Also, 20 tona
bran at S12 90 on track. The following were tho
ii tm&fn
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puTTER-Conunucs to meet With good demand,
aud prices for nearly all gradea ruling strong,
owing to tho moderate supply. o again quoe: Com
mon 10 choice roll, 17G23c; strictly choice Aclry,
packed, 2i@2so medium to goo loS23o; inferior to
common, 8Gl17c.
active and owing to Light atocEe, lrm feeling Pre-
rai1s Dnrlaps aro in deTaaud aud flr,. Gnn!es and
wool aacks IN light request t the reduction noted
LeS!sown, $50 American, 33c Anoakeas, Sic; Otter
Creek, s4oi burlap hags, and gu, a0G22314o Gun
n'es. single, l71G@t89c: do. doublo, 2SG99c; wool
sacks. CSC.
CANNED GOODS AND rIoxLEs--couttnuo to
n1oas With an Improved demand, mud the market Is
firm for a'l goods, except pcaches. Wo again quoto:
, 1873-02-08


Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption: 9.o3o I,1 wheat: .o59 III, cnrn TAT
bu oata; t41J bu ryo :: /. 26) b,, barley.
r 49, s',,,a+;s lr4s ~ l59 ,soo 80 o:s.os
etoro this morning, up to 10 o'clocli: 10 cara
wheat; 1e1 cars corn; 10 coys cats: GU cara
rye 2315 cars Darloy. Totu]. DIG cars. or 1oe. :
nm h, 0'4'
Ihe leading produce markets. wore stronger
to-day, al round, except wheat, which was Tho
reyerae, There was d fair dcmand for most
deaor;ntiona Of ,,roi]uco md 1oaa 1aa;ra "a sol,
tu ,; lof "a 'ow W. oasa l'ss' nonse sno improved
ftolins did not result III much moro activity.
Tho continued tino weather was not accompanied
by any remarkable increase in receiuts.
T,oro IL etilI nothing doing in laha fro;r,,ts
Iho vessel men aro holding Oh, eee1ng TINT the
freight capacity in port is much less than at tiia
t!nc lust yenr, while tho prcseuro for carrying
room bids rnir to be greater than evor. Il il cs.
natea lint Tin ,,n;c o vasscla r I h,,i;n t,s
ntor at lalso ports is uhout fifty more than tho
Losses Of last year, which i nos mn astounding
iilcrcase, " any ncasiu but even .hcso will lot
70 available on tho opening q navigation, and
start out with high prices. l1olice they aro not
anxious to trade now. But it is probable that
something will DO done ero long, et least from
so sG bat s o %
up the lower aoe:u: othor warehoasss are not
60 much ,,:;3 crowded. ana the North and West Side
tho grain that yin be sent to tho,n before tho
opening OF navigation.
IN anawer to query, we stato that the com
1st'lnlcntton from m Aetiey correspondent, pub
Hshod IN these columns thls morning, was
PRINTED forthe sake or 1ta statistics, which aro
oo lhe "gamenfa oasoa non 5n, them ma{
shr Inference y between the price Of spring and
Hnser Whess n ,i - much greater now than Tho
cTerago u pant yoarsi Dns Mhothcr tho mountain
1smst m; GO to IM,aAomet. Or Aahomot to TIC noun
tam Or noithor N On q, open question. Ono thing
- certain: tne most liberal orders on our floor
Tor tho purchase Of spring wheat during the
astt In ont; have poen received irom residents
oHtea tn ,:sacer' sstss: tr,ao oo,,nnc. - ;n,ro, m
nearly a!l the staplo article arc firm. There WIS
no ehanSo IN tpEees H. except M sn ndgsnoe in
. occasionea l,y 40 etlvaneo in New York. Dry
gGnas s toa e9 fGt fo WIN tar nn aa
g"a asnana a1m1hS 1t ocn aoa1Hrs a a shippers
nlu, o".he$so 9ns onoflngs, al grades arc hfm-
! ~ uSiG At ul1ot1tIp11T. ChncHH fair
, 1873-02-08
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EvRn1Au, Fob.7 =.
Tic folo~ing wore tho rcceiptsend shipments
OF produce ut this point during the past twenty
four loura, nnd for tho corresponding da!o ono
year ago:
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u,..... noons-roun rAsEn. .,,..
3?|;x'e'' 4 :. s....:;s:sS nSss
e e ......3x ~ ~ & & s,...... ~ SG5
poons-Two PANEL.
sls.:..:...3s sls..:3 II bby q * s......... sse 1
Is ss ...:....as Is by Sy g g Ss..9 s 9S9 aS9
80 ouraips y Snssps. ~ 4''
::: 4;
sy.sq qatex. FIN" "s sf:e @a1;i: y 1:yAs r,tes per
pSsi;s IS; IS IN. :s} + "'"s:!s;
o1ll.."..1 5.ie in........2s I b ia .....,..sio
11o91,,2...11 191, s,o in....'s319 y 41s ..'S7o
s 'n: .: sz1e Il g. 81 s. t. :sSs
s @ 'fsiss rss st fss yAs sns sssss sas
as2s sasas r %es9 ssss sss S o ss e oR@ osy s
ss ssss ssss ses is = &c
sol !sgs ml1iet at s7!lo i bagss de # a;a
md pnescn se nas ~ y sueie o to- IT.
son, common to fair, 6pee55o; do good, o5@15c; DO
shose o sxrs c o5e5 sns5e t. o I'D old
sios; elsIsst sEisSi:se sS's: 5i;so$i;S ehs,ss
500 common do, 45@56o; coore natural leaf japan,
5s0o5o common to 1lno oolong, o5s l5o; good, COO
TbDACOo-Thero wrse no nav festurcs to noto.
Prices romasu steady as given below:
75o; common, b5aG0c: poor, 5o@5oc. -
Plua-Natnral leaf, 75@e6o; half bright, Go@7oo;
btack eounfl, 4gGeG5c,
WooD-1Yas ia moderate demand aud firm, as fol.
Iowa: Beech $1,000: maplc Sl4 10 hickory SIS 90:
sabs, $500, delivered.
1EfiNIrhn I,nrt,af IN 1or, mini o.,1 ,rtcna ,ra
, 1873-02-08

Tie best sale OF the woek WAS 1b0 head fat
sola W Walwosk L Sunderland to Higgins
at s4.46.
sHEEr.-The domand WAS fair, and prices
wore steady at S5.0D@5.75 for good to choice
mutton grades, aud S8.00G24.76 for iuforlor to
fair.
, 1873-02-08

pOuLTRy-The market was liberally supplied ,n,ld
tho dasuan1 ts comparatively light. chesca lots os
turkeys and chickcna 1et With aonae inquiry among
dttion. Prices weak aaf unsettled po noto sales
o1 lbs cnteo t.rkeys At 400 iha do as
extra chickens a S975e540o; p5 doz lo Ut $3.50 50
loz at 81 0o@a.o5 ox ut $3.50 loz good geese al
$500 4 tlna POOR at $500,
10TAT0ts- We're Iii very fair denand. There wore
rate cur lots oesAg, iWt caica varieties were he!d
steadily at previous prces. Halcs Include cloco
b Michigan FROM store at oo; 3a0 bu Western at 800
85e; 100 6H FUR at Too.
BALT-Naa IN nndcrase dcnlaud al,l firm. Wo
quote: 1nnndaga and Saginaw, ane. $3*40; ordinary
c9arss' coarse Diamond q $3.50; ground solar,
fis FAIRY Az without hsgs s52s aafry wh oags
alum 81 90@2.7b TURKS tsiand, $500.
uluo to uuote
, 1873-02-08

1900 poi. br1: Wild do at *7.00@n.o1: California
rcnra at flU0Ss5oU lcn,nns Mt s7.O038.o0 por bok;
Vntrncia orngcs, $40 80 or caso; Palermo do,
per boy. s5.00ta100; Malaga grapes, $500 per- kca.
oRooEnlEs- -Uontlnuo to incat with an Improved m
de1na.,d aud nil Tic leading blapcs aro held firmly.
We hoso an alvnnco nj c9to III cloves. cnued BY 9n
ny1neo IN HSw yor oocs3 arn laa sla 1my q tho
iit-uAnp. sopA--sGasSc.
oorrEEs-Mocllo. so@sle O. g: lay,, 2ee925o Jaya'
sSS@sio: Sgiple Ito. a' y,'SSaasfS; Rood do. 22,f9
23o common do, 2iG3alHo; Singapore 239e523stio;
coaa n!ca. fancy ~ OHIO; do. prin'o' 2!9s4Go;
CAanLfs-siar, full weight, 2o,5@a1o: s:earino,
f Welg aaSiSSo r. ,mnoo ns "9R 9 sron,
0@o,5o; Lo,,isinne, 713Gs.fc.
suoAhs--patent cut JONI, 1i0R14t5o: crushed, ROW
12Xo; do NJ, i, IiEG5iso; u, liJ6Ca TAO: extra
d il5{@l1z6c; q, No. i, ll16tsl1 10 yoilow ., 1l@
fair do, ioafoi{o: c1ojce n,olnsscs g,ar 10 510Ho
fair to, Vm3Eo; Now Orleans sugar, cfioirr, 11G5
ltIto: do nrffne loi5@l0aio; ito fa!r Qh5t11Qo do
common ns;nti.fc
, 1873-02-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CATTLE-There was little Or no change
tico in the leading featuros Of tho mari
day.. At all evonts, there was no i1uproy
in either domand or prices, but, on the co,
tho feeling was il possible moro passive,
prices for all grades below prime to
graded steers wero woak and at d wido
Now York, Albany, and Buffalo markets Vt
ported dull, with largo supply Of stock o
hence shippers hore had little to atimu1at,
in. their movements, while city butcher
feeders Wero but Indifferent buyers. Up
whula the market waa dull md unsatiaf
with an excessive supply Of common
thin COWS, heifors, and 1ean Texans.
QUOTATIONS.
Extrn-Grated steers averaging 1,410 lbs
Choice bceves-Fine, fat, well formed year
TO year old steers, ind averaging $500
Good Beoves-Weii.fattened, inoiy.formed 0'
ateers, averaging 1,2o0 to 1.300 lbs. s....... 81
Medium Gradcs-Stceys III fair flesh, aver
aging !, ,l00 to $50 lbs. hs................... l.,
Dutchere' 8tocE-Common to medium
steers, and good to extra COWS, for city
sllughter, averaging sou to 1,l00 lbs. s...., st
Stock Cattlo-Comnaon cattle, III decent
desh, averaging 100 to 1.050 lbs. 81
Inferior-Lglt aud thin cowa, hoIfors,
stays, bulls and scallawug etcers.. ....,.... IL
Cattle-Toxas Northern sululneteil, ,,,,,,,. ii
Uattle--Corn-fsd Texas .......,.....,...,,, O.;
, 1873-02-08

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD. :
Depot Q5 Enrrison ard he-1un.sts, Ticket oce
H5 Nrss ,{ddstou-s -
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Government Securities.
NEW 1okk-FlRsT Boa
The HaPhoss.

BALTIMORE, July g.-yirginia SIS, consolidated.
AZ west NIrginia's, llhs bid o-day
BALTIMORE, July 81 Cotton dull-low middings
Iy9l94s- tlosr steady and in good dem and Wheat
setNe and strong -anbar. 81 6s6ll g. Corn nomi-
nal-whie southern, S6esS; yellow southern 5sen59:
mixed western, IS. OaIs weak-southern, I26lt5.
western mixed, +o@i2; do. white, 42d44. Rye met
,ut hTr, 60 Hay unchanged. Provisions qui-t but
hrm; pric unc hanged Western butter unc h anged
Whisky firm. Sugar quiet and unchanged.
NEw YORK, july 81 Stocks steady. God steady ,
l5A- Money easy St9i. Exchange, long 9: short
% Governments dull and steady.
The steamship West phalia takes out Sl52 O0O in
silver bars for Eurnpe to-day.
NEW York, July 5l.-Flour dull and unchanged
wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn quiet and steady ,
IN the Bank OF England has been reduced u, aud is
count, 81 d92Z Bonds Of 1865, old. ga Erie 4;f[
FRANktORr, July 81 DO uds, 9jSs
LONDON, July 81, I:l5 D. m.-COnsols for money
LoNpoN, July 81, 40 p. m.-The downward move
ueHt in the Bank of England rate causes an ad-
vance IN Amt rican securities. The ra for money
at the stock exchange on government securities ia
low than the bans rate by per cent. Erie n
LONDON, July 81, 2i5 p. m.-The rate OF discount
Tor three months bills In open market is SO per
cent below the Bank of England rate. Erie, a.
LoNDoN, July 81, 3;SJ y. m-The bullion in the
Bank of England has increased 1875 600 during thn
past week. The amount Of bullion gone into the
Bank OF Eng and on balance to-day is f2O3 ,OJO
Erie, a..
PARIS, July 3l.-Tbe specie in the Banp of France
a. increased 900 90 francs during the past week
Rentes So francs 50 confines
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THE wEATHER
WAR DEPARTMENT, 0stes Of Catsf Sissal O

WAR DEPARTMENT, Once Of Chisf SigHdl OAcsy
WARRINGTON, July 81, 1873, lO3O e. m Z
syNoPs1s FOR THE PAST TwENTY-FoUR HOURS j..
The barometer has risen since Wednesday morning
throrgh1ut the Atlantic states, and especially over
the st. Lawrence valley. Ii has fallen over the
upper lakes the Ohio valley and the northwest The
temperature has apparently changed but little, ex-
cept in the northwest where ID has risen slightly
sogtherly winds, with partly cloudy weather. pre-.
vail in the south Atlantic and Gulf states. North
and northwest winds. with clear or partly clear
weather over the middle and eastern states South
eriy winds with cloudy weather and local rains are
reported from Lake Erie, the upper lakes The Ohio
and upper Mississippi valleys.
PRo BA BILITIEs.-During the rest of Thursday. for
the southern states. increasing southerly winds
cloudy weather and numerous local rains For the
middle Atlantic states, increasing easterIy winds
higher Temperature and clear, 70 lowed by cloudy
weather For New England, rising barometer,
noltherly winds, partly cloudy and clear weather
For New York and Pennsy lvania, the Ohio valley
and lake region, southeast and southwest winds,
higher emperature, cloudy weather, and numerous
local rains. For the extreme northwest, rising
baromster. mort winds and clear or clear
ing weather. Morning telegraphic raports are very
generally missing from states east of the Mississippi
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business room OF THE
STAR Office registered to-day follows:-8 a. m So
10 a. m, 50; II m, Sc; 2p. m So.
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"a STRIRE.-ln consequence OF the reduction
OF freiehts by some of the companies, the threat
ened strike OF the boatmen has been inaugu-
rated Some OF the boatmen were willing to
Work for the reduced price, and had loaded
when those who demanded the full rate inter
posed and prevented their leaving by tyiny the
boats up at the lock. Other boats which were
BALI loaded were pushed out from under the
shutes by the strikers, thus completely stopping
the trade by canal. Only twenty-eight boats
we're loaded al this port yesterday, some six or
seven OF which were tied up"
The foregoing is from the Cumberland (Md)
TINES Of Wednesday, morning. IL discloses a
maturity in lawlessness requiring immediate
attention ty both canal and state authorities.
When was il made allowable for one party of
boatmen to " tie" the boats OF other boatmen.
srd prevent them from going about their basil
ness? or where do the strikers find their au-
thority to ''push " boats not their own from
under the shutes," and " thus completely stop
the trade h canal?'' Whatever the nature of
the striker complaint, they must refrain from
all violation of the rights OF others. We have
heretofore expressed our sympathy with the
boatmen for hardships and grievances they
have suffered through the present canal man
segment, but this is no way to right them.
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The Proposed New Post Omce Depart.
menf Building.

Reference was made in The STAR last sum-
mer TO the necessity for q new Post Ofice de-
psrtment building, rendered necessary by the
steady ana rapid growth Of the business of that
Office. 1t was intimsted that the Postmaster
General favored Judiciary Square as the site
fos the new building, and that he suggested that
the present building be turned over to the De-
partment of the Interior, which could utilize
every foot Of space now used by the Post Office
department., thus saving about SIS, 900 annually
paid for the rental of additional quarters. Two
bureaus the Interior department-the Patent
ane Pension Otfices-cOuld easily absorb all the
room in the Patent Office building, provided
this plan were carried out leaving the present
Post Office building for the other bureaus. II
II understood that two plans will be submitted
10 Congress by the Postmaster General. The
first eontenplates the extension of the present
building southwark, say thirty or fifty feet,
partially across street. This would, it il
true, give the department considerably more
room, but 1t is objected to by some, on the
ground that it would mar the architectural
beauty of the building. The second plan con-
templates extending the present building west
ward 9Th street, the same as the Patent Office
This plan also meets with objection on the
ground that its consummation would close up
one of the avenues to the Interior department,
18th street, and would interfere with the view
of that department southward. 1t would, how
ever, be much more desirable than the first,
since the present building with the extension
would virtually constitute new department
large ensugh to accommodate both the Int
rior and Post Office departments. The plan of
placing an additional story on the present
building, or raising it an extra story, has been
virtually abandoned, As either expedient would
be nothing more than a temporizing arrange
ment.
IL is to be hoped that Congress will act favor
ably upon the second plan, or else conclude to
build a new building for the Post Office in an
other locality, and turn over the old one to the
Interior department. 1t is certainly poor poll
icy TO simply meet present demands without
reference to those OF the future. What is needed
Is a new building capaciOus enough to meet the
requirements Of the department for years to
come, or an extension large enough to answer
the same purpose.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money and gold markets re-
main unchanged. The latest rumor in the
stock narke: Is to the effect that arrangements
are on foot 20 practically unite the New York
central and Hudson and the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad companies which
are now both under the management of Com
modcre Vanderbilt; that such a union would
improve the stock of each, Lake Shore advanc-
ing to whatever a stock isworth on which
per cent. annual dividends are guaranteed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-31

AIo now new element Of opposition to the
Farmers Oranges makes its appearance. The
freenaEs journal says:
"The disadvantages of the secrecy of this
secret order Of Patrons and oranges are, FIRST
that II viii, of rigorous necessity, exclude from
IL the entire body OF faithful Catholics, who are
prohibited, by their religion, from joining such
a secret society. This exclusion of Catholics
Will be fatal blow TO the success of the farmer
movement The Catholic farmers In the north
west, and those who are identified with them in
Interests, are too large part OF the classes in
terested TO be dispensed with"
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Some Of our contemporaries are fsvoring the
Use Of wooden rails for railroads in localities
where wood Is abundant. They should take
Iide over the wooden railroad from the st.
Johns river 10 st. Augustine, in Florida, to
illustrate what the thing is like. The elasticity
OF the wooden rail is immense The cars
bounce over it in a series of staccato. rabbit
Ike jumps, and are as apt to light in the ditch
as on the track. 1t has been found necessary
10 suosutute horsepower for steam power, and
10 walk the animals at that, because at a rate
OF more than three miles an hour the splinters
from the wooden rails were apt to come nm
through the bottom Of the car, snag- fashion.
and u!anshT the passengers. The present rate
OF speed is from two to three miles an hour.
affording abundant opportunity for the passen-
gers to totanize, gaIi.er pond-lilies, and hunt
snakes ty the way. This l. about the style OF
wooden railroad.
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That "eholera," of the prevailing type, is di-
rectly caused by imprudence in eating and
drinking, In most cases. cannot be doubted.
We have case in point at Fayette, Missouri,
where many Of recent picnic party, who had
gorged themselves with ice-cream and other
goodies, and drank impure water, were at
tackled with the disease next day.
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PAYING OFF THE OLD ISDEBrEpNEss.-The
Commissioners Of the sinking fund have been
engaged for two days past in paying OFF the
Seven-thirties OF the old corporation of wash
ingtou, which became due July 30. The amount
Of this indebtedness, principal and interest, is
$50, 600
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The Virginia republicans seem to have made
hopeful start for success in the coming cleo
ton by the unanimity of their rally upon Col.
Robert W. Hughes as their candidate for Gov
error.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

+ IPkof kkfrSin h i@SrsTsd fARs Of H isss
balance in wood sd dining the yillsee Of Eorre-.
vile, Prince Georges county, Nd; This Farm 70
springs and streams variety Of young fruit
tires, and ever 400 crap: vines; on hne turnpike
Two DasiiSs HS1-es. on 3 feet fro1s, With large
barn, s,ssIihs, hay bsrra.s, &C. An The buildings
y moais and ses s& can sisS Be Scuss, Fra Ssts
ul ns irsuire Of sAsh. 4 n sARS S,.,
= s1yaao ACREs q ERuIt and GasbxS
Of nssr soPss q SSS:ar Crap. IN full
eesrng and an orchard Of best varieties Of ssSreI
;sS;i III % .,, I6rTTos H. SS
EoR RENT Oh sALE-wILDsPRINa COT
4 IAGk, At M. Pleasant; seven sOcd rooms;
10 ctr, ,.St sss s.rds1 ssse cm.LeG,
Dr.: BRIiD 4 Mt Piessant. or SIS 81 iIals~ =
tT9K RHNT0sls per mOnth-A four-room small
nn st.set cars. Inquire 62l Louisiana ave
nee. Jy7-lm
EoR sALk..Three acres Of GROUND improved
with pump al tSe aoSr grape soa
tSs Pfs%iss. a'P hst kK' sRiEEs asY
k'oR kENT-Three new pre-, -bT1cS FRONT OWL
a. LlNGs on street northeast, between isi and
"a. oss'to, HUE IL .ooms, ranges, lstrobes, water,
log street, corner l~t. norfhes~f IS aaim.
FOR RENr.Desirahle RESIDENCE oppo.n.
ana y. Rent SIS A DiTykiI- corasy AZ
, ~. ard Louisiana avenue, or Is. DUvALL,
20 Iennsy lN snIa avenue. jy5u
SALE hS Oh KkxSGRHhAlNeE-Fioe three story
front and rear on easy terms; l0h street between
mia east set1ses ss Ak NE SH
ness place Inquire of CHASE RoYs, % 81 street
e9eenee... Ns-im
t'OR sALE-A comforr able + a o stIry and Ia...-
l. nent Brown stone Front DWELLING on the
south SIDE Of street, No. 1912; Immediate passes
siop given. For particulars april 10 LATIMERS
CLEAgf, AuctioBeers and Real Estate Boxers.
Star Office Building. TRanl 80
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Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion Of 1t, can have The STAR mailed to
their address for such time a. they desire, at the
rate Of FIFTY cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the busi-
ness ofice OF the paper.
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nSPENlCkS INDIAN HAIR RESTORER
tcJ has neyer been known to fail. Ii frees The
scalp from Dandruf, restores Gray Hair - its
natural color, renders 1t soft and pliable prevents
the Hair from falling cut, and reprOduces IL when
gone II is the finest Hair Dresser known. For sale
bN All Druggists. VI
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NOTlCE.-Persons furnishing thsir house will
1 DO well to buy their CAkPET, OIL-CLOTH
RUGS, &C., now at the q. O. d. srpet House. No
goa 7Ih street, between I and X. Great reduction
made on account Of rebuilding jysl-5fs
o. KUHNS PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
VI. 63S New York Az enue, near 18th street.
Agsni for the celebrated Patent Pianos OF DECKER
BROS, New York I'm use by the first or--
ganisis Of the continent. Agency for the y939
from different manufacturers, new and used az low
prices, and for rent All kinds of MUSICA q IN.
sIBUMENTS. own importation.
Pianos, Organs, Barps, &C.. tuned AMI repaired
Used Instruments taken in exchange. jysI
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

NAsHiNeToS, d. July %, ISIS. (
Information has been received at this Department
from Mr.. ii. W. Trimble, the consular agent Of tn.
United States at Mlsn, Italy, Of the death, on the
zst Of April last at Milan, Of Margaret Smith Al
ley, ofeW ashineton city.