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In'nPlOJs' in Kimberly, Carnes &
@''i'on works, at Sharon, held a meet.
"" The sOSh ult., and passed unani-
sae'y lVo'e Of confidence in the firm.
iS'g ''sOlVed to "resums and con.
la'' sSt u long As the firm would run
Ss 'nnA, matter OIpay to be adjusted
I'ilSainitthe company"
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PlTTsguEoH, June a. Petroleum
Crude fairly active; 81 sax at PArker'l for
immediate thipmsut refined ilhc, PhllA.
delphiA delivery.
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W ,.,,,, bp come to light. There's
c''s' ,tt' I'sII ',ol.ns in it after all Some
elj'' = .,T pI',r suspect from this that it is
.,,piue,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York money ana stocks

NEW YORK, June 7.-MoSKY-Closes
easy at Sai per cent. Prime mercantile pa.
per Saix per cent Customs receipts
1851 900. The Assistant Treasurer disburs.
ed $l0s,00O. Clearings 100000. sterl.
ing, long 4s5, short 4.s7.
GoLD-steady ut 10l. Borrowing rates
1a4 and 1.64 per cent per diem.
COyKRNMRNT6-Actiye
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NEw YoRK, June 7.-Arriysd-stsam.
ships City Of Brussels, from Liverpool;
Denmark, from London; De Ruyter, from
Antwerp, and Lepanto from Hull.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June Ill Is said that Eug.
land and Russia have come TO q prelim-
mary agreement with regard to terms in
the treaty. Count schouyalotf is taking
to St. Petersburg information relative TO
Great Britain, neWs which will enable
Russia to decide about instructions to
give her plsnipo.sntiariss.
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
A fearful explosion occurred in Evans
colliery, near ST. Helena, Lancashire
Three hundred persons are reported
killed.
A later dispatch says that the number
Of men In the pit at the time is yGriously
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NEw ORLEANS, April 8, 1877.
n. H.. S,,,L.,, At,Ub.,,,

10 Hon. Stanley Matthews:
DEAR sR-When in Washington | filed
an application for consulship, signed by
the Republican delegation from this state,
together with q written request from
President Hayes to have me appointed.
Mr.. Eyarts said that no vacancy existed,
and for the present he could not make
one. The morning papers announce the
death Of Mr.. Clayton, Consul at Callao,
Peru, the place to which / desired
especially to 20. This creates vacancy
and there would be no impropriety in
Mr.. Evarts giving me the appointment
l write you at General Harlan's sugges-
that you secure the appointment or hold
IL open till his arrival In Washington
Truly yours,
JAMES E. AsDERsoN.
Endorsement on Foregoing letter..
For important reasons I specially re
Quest that this request be complied with
fsigned STANLEY MATTHEws.
Endorsement on Envelope.
Executive Mansion to Anderson, ]. E.
Of Louisiana. Application for the ap'
pointment as United States Consul al
Callao Peru, Senator Matthews requests
that this appointment be made for i'm.
portant reasons. Respectfully referred
10 the Secretary Of State by direction Of
the President, April is, 1877. ~
[slgnedl W. K. RoaERs, Sec,y.
/ CINCINNATI, May IA, 1877.
MY DEAR srR The bearer, Mr.. Jas.
E. Anderson, OF New Orleans, is the gen
tleman in reference TO whom, when last
In Washington, i had a private conver.
sation with you urging his appointment
to Consulship, Mr. Anderson has had
until now q subordinate clerkship In the
Custom House al New Orleans, which
has blen always unsatisfactory 70 him,
and now his tesldence there has become
90 unpleasant that he has abandoned II
and his clerkship. The circumstances 10
which Mr.. Anderson has been placed and
In which he has been compelled TO set .
very difficult part, are such as 10 give
him very strong claims upon the Admin
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estimated at from 200 to $50. Several
have been brought up badly injured. The
larger proportion are believed to be killed,
but 1t Is impossible to explore the mine
in consequence Of FIRE and dampnsss.
232 DEAD.
There are 2S2 dead. The explorers
state that they found the bodies decapi.
tated and reduced TO shspelsss mHsSeS,
and come Of them blown to pieces. II 10
expected that the corpses will be brought
up by midnight. A large crowd Of men,
women and children surround the mouth
Of the pit. The cause Of the explosion 10
unknown, aS blasting with naked lights iS
prohibited,
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LONDON, June 7.-stssmers Montansr
Pererie and Russia, from New York, ar
rived ont,
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TdtQHtelltgttrfer

,,,,, 4 ONO stock is selling at
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LONDON, June s.-Ths failure Of Henry
Alers & Hankley 10 announced. Lisblli'
tiea EA0Q,QOO.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,

WARRINGTON, D. G., May 2B, I8T.J
DEAR Mr.. SEcRETARY-It the com.
mission which the President signed on
the 24th inst. for james E. Anderson as
U. s. Consul at Funchal has not been de.
livered to the appointee, the President
will be pleased TO have you retain pos
session Of il until further inquiries as
to Mr.. Anderson's character are institu-
ted. Very truly yours,
W. K. RoGERs,
Private See'y.
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Executive Mansion. To Anderson
J. E. ]. A. Straight protests against
his appointment as Consul at Funchal,
and states that his reputation is not
good. Can furnish proofs Of what he
asserts. Respectfully referred to the
Secretary Of State. By direction Of the
President. May 20, 1877.
90 SNIFFEN Sacrelary
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STATE BoSps-Steady.
SToCKs-The market opened buoyant,
with an advance Of Y 10 IL, aud consid.
cradle activity in the leading shares.
Rock Island was somewhat erratic, I'd.
vancing at the opening to l19k. declining
to 1l7ss, with recovery to 119. During
the afternoon the market was strong, espe-
cially for Lake Shore, New York Central,
Michigan Central, Hannibal d 81. Joe and
c. c. c. & l., which advanced y to ~ per
cent. Towards the close Rock Island fell
ot1'l Il per cent and the general list yielded
y to X, but the closing sales showed
recovery OF x to X, the latter In Rock
Island.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
Of which 5000 were New York Central,
4U,S00 Erie, 81, 700 Lake Shore, 1900 Wa.
bash, 5000 Northwestern common, 1900
preferred, 5000 Rock Island, 5000 st. Paul
common, $500 Pittsburgh, $1,000 Lacka-
wanna, 5000 New Jersey Central, 1000
Delaware d Hudson, 1000 Morris a Essex,
1900 Michigan Central, 2,400 Chicago,
Burlington d Quincy, $500 st. Joe, 1900
Ohlos and 500 Western Union,
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ing the electoral returns and papers
connected Herewith which had been be-
| fore the Electoral Commission. MoKin-
ney had been Secretary OF that Commis-
siou. He recognized and identified tn,
envelopes and endorsements thereon
some Of which were made by himself and
Others by B. Catteil and Geo. A. Howard
who had been his first and second "a
sistants.
The letters N. c., which had been s
puzzle 10 the Commission were explaineC
by him TO be the initials Of Nathan Clii
ford, President Of the Commission. The
papers we're all returned in the envelope
by him to the President OF the Senate.
Senator Blackburn, who had been alb
sent from the executive session, desired
10 be informed as to what had been donG
there.
McMahon-You discovered in addition
that the original paper, No. !, had but
one list Of electors.
Chaisman-I so stated.
McMahon-Whereas, the improper re.
turns had two lists In accordance with
the constitutional requirement.
Chairman-The fact lis the certificate
called No. / |, printed on page 2O5 Of The
count, iS the certificate that Is admitted
| 70 be genuine, aud that the certificate
called No. s. 10 which Leyisee testified
that his name was forged, is moi copy
Of No. !; the difference between the two
being that one contains the vote cast for
President and Vice President In one form
Of a certificate while the other has them
separately In two form.
Cox-fhat certificate No. 3 has been
before the Electoral Commission, and has
been printed as part Of It's record. II
does not appear to have been objected 10
by any body throughout those proceedings.
McMahon-That was because nobody
objected TO It al that time. They were
bogus or forged, and there was no use In
making an objection. , 49,,
CoIeMoMAhon ought to withhold his
conclusions about torgeries and every
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Aa1 A4h A-Vh PcA SSAh Si AA'
GovKRSMHNTs-Active.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REpos1.

TO THE DAILY LNTRLLIGENcEE
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AUCTIoNEERs.
Duucanson Bros, Ninth aud SITS.
wash u. Williams, ID, cor. Tenth street.
BOOKSELLERS AND STArIOSERS
SolomOns 4 Chapman, OIL Pennsylvania avenue
Shnllngt0n Pa avenue and Fuur-and'ahali street
W II. y u. IL. Morrison rs Pennsylvania avenue.
L. NJ. Whitaker Vernon Row, Pa ave. and Tenth St
BAKERS.
Felix Desfosscs eol2 II street
CLOTHING.
T. s. justin 6l9 d street.
DENTISTS.
Dr, C. DeMontreyiic. No. I'D Pennsylvania avenue
DRUGGISTS.
Coughlin's Temple Drug store, and Ninth streets
Ehlwise' Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL
Edward G. Townsend, 20 NJ street northwest
Mr. = T. Fuller. Art School. 1913 street IL ".
MIS- Narrower, l'Es street.
HHs @sriE yn " Gi0,Isge 4s%rsstown; DC
iaIk Seminary, iOs finh street northwest
enT ERR. ilS9ess college Seventh and L streets
sschoo! Of Music, 7Ol Eighth street.
Musical Academy, J. 4. taulheld, 1891 street.
MUSICAL Conservatory, q. H. Rulnrd IS. Ninth street
FINE ARTS.
Markrter. daj street northwest.
HOTELS.
St James Hotel, corner sixth and Pennsylvania ave
M-trorolitan, Penn. ave. and sixth street.
t Eenili lL9uSr Fourteenth and = streets
EoIton House, "2 "nI1-i h street
fremont House.
IIATTERS.
u, II. sInsmetz, LET Pennsylvania avenue.
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, IS High street,
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILOWS.
Eiscman Brother corner seventh and T. streets
\. SakS 4 Co, seventh street.
L. Robinson & Co., iol PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
PIANOS.
Sanders L Stayman Prmna ave. and Twelfth street
HOTO-LITHOGRAPHER
Norris Peters, PhUio-hthOgrapher, No i5s Penn
sylSania avenue
REAL ESTATE
X. H. Warner. gI6 I street northwest.
John Sherman, ~. Cloud Building.
Fitch x Fox, Frelmans bank building 1909 Pa ave-
SEWING MACHINES
Mckinney 4 Co., ~ Ninth street
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Though We are almost as much q rice. loving
nation rs the Chinese or japanese few cooks
in this country know how to prepare it prop.
,rly, and the sOggy, salvy mcsScs into which
we convert 1t would disgust u heather house
wife. This is the way they cook it In tho
Flowery Kingdom Put only just enough cold
water on tie rice to prevent its burning to tho
bottom of u stone or caTthcn pot cover II
tightly and set il on the back side of tho stove
over II moderate fire. In this manner the rice
is steamed rather than boiled till nearly done.
Then, by taking oil the cover of the pot, tho
surplus moisture escapes ia steam and the rice
turns out n mass Of snOw-white kernels, each
separate from the other as superior to what We
usually get in the United States IL u fine,
mcaly potato is 10 II Mater-sOakcd, ovcrdons
article
Blows RI,E.- Pick over and wash half q
pound Of rice, put it in bag, and boil il until
quite soft turn il out into II deep dish, aud
with polatumushcr bruise it fine; then,
while hot, add two ounces Of butter one gill
OF cream, and Pinch Of salt. Put it in a
pudding DISH smooth it over the top with a
spoon, and spread the beaten yolk of an egg
over IT, Put it in the oven till of fine brown
color To be eaten with cream and sugar, ia
vUrd with nutmeg.
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ponds EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note: Ask for Ponds Extract
Take no other.

Hear, for will speak Of excellent
things"
PONDS EXTRACT = Tho great Vegetable
thirty years. for linen y, and S prOms
curative virtues cannot be excclled.
CHILDREN. No family can afford TO be without
Commissions, Cuts, sproins, Lrp relieved
nlmcst instantly by external application.
EIcaristioss, Chnfsnss, Ola ' sores,
fammaton, reduces sweiiinss s stops bleeding,
md Il fSSfr best tf riesa 'di
the pains to which they are peculiarly
the head, nausea vertigo, &c. L promp,iy
rs 'ns. at .,e and pernsnentiy heals Of
aTEnOH HOLDS or PILES and in this the
oniy immediate relief and ultimate cure
No CASE, however chronic or obstinate GA.
long resist its regular use.
yARICOsE VEINS. 1t is tho only rIrc cure.
KIDNEY DISEASES. It Los no equal for per.
bleeding from any cause. Tor this Il Is spe-
emo II has sayed hundreds OF lives when al
other remedies failed to arreet bleeding from
HSsam:,l.a t are al alike s relieved, ami ami
Of who with
PONDS Extract Of Witch Hazel recon.
IN sa' rom 6 ssys S
many Of whom order it for use in their owa
practice. In addit on to the foregoing, they
order its use for Swellings Of all kinds
Quinsy, Sore Thi ont, In famed Ton
sils, simple and chronic Dinrrh1n, On.
tarrh TOR which IL il . specifcl, Chill.
blnins, Frosted Feet, stings q.
Insects, Mosquitoes, etc, ChsppeT
Hands, Face, aud indeed all manlsr
skin disenses.
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, noughnes.
and smartinRJ heals Cuts, Eruption.
ind PlmPles. Il rerirss, tnrigordies
r;frsshe,, while wonderfully improving ii
Complexion.
TO EAnNERS-Pond's Extract. No Stool
breeder, no Livery Man afford to be with
out 1t. 1t is used by all tho leading LIVER
Stables Street Railroads and first Horseme1
in New York City. 1t has no equal for sprains
1IaIness or Saddle Cuttings, Stiffness
Scratches, sweilings, Cuts, LNeerationa Bleed
iags PneumSnia, Cole, Diarrhpn, Chills
Colds, &c. Its range OF action Is wide, and til.
Itief 1t affords /, so prompt that 1t is invulua-
lie in every Farn-yNrd as we'll as in every
Tnrm-house. Lat it be trisd once, and you
will never be without IL.
CAUTION! Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article has the words Ponds
Extract blown in each bottle 1t Is prepared
by tho only persons living who ever
knew how to prepare 1t properly. Refuse all
ether preparations of Witch Hazel. This Is
the only article used by Ply sicians, and in the
hospitals of this country aud Europe.
HISTORY and Uscn OF rpnd's Extract,
in pamphlet form, sent ftS on application l.
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, vs. Made
lano. New York.
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correspondent sends us n series Of ques-
tions which she desires answered in the Cor
ncr, as follows: What are the addresses Of
the cabinet ladies and the hours for calling
on them" rs II etiquette for strange ladies
| in the city to call on ladies of the diplomatic
corps, and. If so, when" should lady who
has letter of introduction to Senator's
family present 10 in person 2" The etiquette"
Of this city being unlike that of any other, no
| doubt strangers stopping here fow days and
'iesrous of improving time to the best advant-
nge, are often puzzled on these and similar
| questions. To such we would recommend
Mr. Dahlgrcens Hand hook of Washington
Etiquette which may he purchased at any
bookstore, and which makes all the points
plain.
Wednesday Is Cabinet day" and the hours
OF receiving are from two till five p. m or there
abouts. Their addresses are as follows:
William NJ Evarts. Secretary Of State, 1907
X str, ct northwest.
Secretary Of the Treasury John Sherman,
No. 1923 X street northwest.
Secretary Of War George W. McCrary, No.
1915 X street.
Secretary of the Navy r. W. Thompson, No
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GREAT
1873
1877 s

1879 GREAT 1879
49, ,n,, >tENNsYLyASIA ROUTE
srLrSB B1S s5hS TA$K sSfF Hf naUlr
TRAINS LEAVE fHh WNsi Ncr ~ nom Depot, cor
70, nS n ois,Hth and streets, as follows: .r,. ,
paror r sn P iss WS T e:pns S Ss rom
SSEE WI F FSFSM%c e R IGiRF5S
ror Canandagua Rochester liutnlO, Niagara Fails,
%n " fe SSr'H % %R% daily r saE
Lock Haven, Elmira, and Watkins AT 1910 a. IN.
For New York and the East In u. M. and 800 p m.
daily. with Palace Cars attached. Limited tx
press Of Pullman Parlor Cars VIZ n H. daily cH'
For iIro"Eiyn New York all through trains connect,
alOriing direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
ing double lerrinse and journey HCruss Sew York
for New York and the East, IaO p. M daily except
sunday with Sleeping Cars roIn Washington to
For rhi,NdelpnIa Tao p m. daily except THnInS ana
press, G4O u. NJ. daily. except sunday.
Accommodation Tor BALTIMORE, B:i sJJ n. and ~
y IN. daily, except sunday.
ForP"pc's Creek Line, Is u m. and To y, daily,
For Annspolls as and $50 a IN. ana i.vn m, daily
ALEX ANDRIN AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY ANp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria, a. &lO 10. H. u. M L. =, ~ s. 4, =
-, F. m; On sunday Ct MiO 4, NJ. and T. md p. N.
=, $40 y. IN. daily except sunday.
Tralns iSnyS AieSInaria ior Washington. CT $40
Glo. 70 II m. An. Glo and y. IN.
On SUNDAY At $40 and 10 n. M. and G:l0n M:
lmHSS, ,niornH'on, sc"pnG ant p%Ti"rcar nc'
EAST corner Of Thirteenth street and rcnnsy wanna Hv
cnuc. northeast corner of skin street and pcnusyl
ctt for the checking Of baggage to destination from
L. J., IA i!Mi:H, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager api J..
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,.,,.. ,,,,,. .,,- NEw YoRK, Feb Is, 1873
SALES, ~ bales Reccipls Of The Sesk"NeI. i SiiS;
franz TO ,Es Ssr' s sE" s s s,ocE
1884 "'''' ''o'A'
and m GTsfr n %h FSSd demand
line western and state, q 2idil0; common 10 good
do; q 9aG; common to ch6ce white wheat western
eSuLn go 9Si5 fancy do 50 sICs Is; common to
prime. ,7@s. cho CO 10 double extra ss IS Closing
hfil. southern Hour SHADE ilrmcr; common 10 hi
extra g o@G; good 10 choice do 81 05C Rye hour
WSISn and fS warn %s nysGGw
WE W,SsS ~ S lS,2c ,,u,o. ,,,,,, -
:Iqf strong at for New Yo Sfp a. sspTng'
spr l% Z ,2r 70, UpTTS1?d SrprSS 2
Milwaukee u Store and aiiSat, d 500 Il Tor No /
do lGi Is Tor willie state and ii Il 10 ior amber
R$SIrmcr and active state 7co, in store and anont
nd harley Sgig And GTm nnEraded Canada sa Sc
Corn ,@c better with n,ir export aud homeitrade
demand, at ~ 1850 &c for New YORK No g. SGi. a5Se
Sr f So s %SsS and IA Sr f%sr
seS, and SO hic for ungrAded Western mixed.
Hnd NJ So 4Is for NJ lNhie lTe for estra white,
for white do. 'N N~ "'''
Hops steady AT ease for yeariings 56rsc for Eastern
PA Western so lac for New Works., and iaiic for
Coey. dull and &c lower at IIl@i7,.c, gold. for
caIgoes, 9lld liAsl9t4c gold, for job lots.
sugar dull ut 7t4d7Ac for fair TO good refining nd
Issc Tor prime. Refined unchanCed with a moderate
demand NJ Nc for standard A, 95ud0Sc for granuluted
NC Tor powdered, and 0'k "a loo Tor crushed
Molasses-FoTeign duh; New Orleans steady and In
fair inquiry nj 2tGllSc. ~ "
Rice nn'hanl ed and In moderate demahd
Petroleum dull Crude 7b6ci refined CnomInaD,
isAci united, 81 56EsGIl Is N"
TallOw steady at 7h6V7A,
Mosn easier nj u 51GGi 10 for strained.
Iurpentine scarcely 40 firm at .liC for spIrIts
QGJlBc for Western, 1900 ~ u "
ProyisOnS-Pork steady, n,ess All a,6niI "a oor san,
insgtced and W 6Onll o. Tor msr ecled extra prime
Is i5@s@. Beef quiet Beef hams dull. TIertr hpef
III less demand Dressed hOgs-Wesern about stead,
NJ Bs6giA: Cut meats quiet Picked hams
Sac. Mlddcs shade hrmer at 6ilr Tor Western lon
clear Lard steady; prime steam o. GO6l7 IS Butlef
steady ut 1a-2c for Western and l2d3ic for Stale
Cheese steady at "a l3.c tor common 10 prime.
Linseed quiet.
Whisky active and hrmer ut o. GRd Oay;.
Irelghts to IiverIoO hTmeT. Cotton Der sail I'd
per steam, I'D. Wheat, per steam, %. a lOi.
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How to Clean Statuary.

lfyour statuettcs be plaster-of- Paris, apply
coat of white caicumine, which renders it as
pure in color as Carrara marble. Last summer
was scrubbing away very Familiarity on the
grand features of Daniel Webster, pushing In-
dian meal into his cavenous eyes with a tooth
brush, (which, by the way, is an excellent pro-
cess for cleaning plasterOf Paris, when u cal
CONNER, who was working on the kitchen
wall, offered to calconline the bust if | would
allow him. lie did so. and after duly white
washing Webster, Dickens, Lincoln, Shakes
peare and several other celebrities, returned
them to me looking like marble.
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~ L. SHERIFF, DEALER IN BEST QUAIL.
" tics OF Coat aud Wood, ma pCnIlsy wanna ave
nue. between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, south
side, and rs PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between Third
and -Four ami und.uhuf streets. south side. Depot
and mill. Sixth street wharf Potomac river. Honor.
able dealings and iLlr prices. oclLti
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'FHOMAs BOWLING. Auctlonccr.
DIRECTORY.
The Principal business Houses of wash
ington.

The to''o'ring is published for he benefit Of Trar-
cling SaIemen, Strangers, and The public gener-
GHy-it includes all trades aud professions and
cannot fail 10 prore Of interest 10 all ,cho intend
transdctng business IN Washington.
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PERSON NAL.

hls>ULU HON OF co PARTNERSHIP.
- February |, ISIS
The co partnership heretofore rNtsling brIWeeu
THOMAS l.. HUME md JAMNS X CIEARY
N Il the uhuv VI ia ll.S lMl. Is this day dis
sutNul lay mutual CuuNunl.
Either luIlnri II authorized to receipt tor noneIs
duu II e IRle irm.
Al account, due requested To be ,elled At oncs
HALL. HUME
WNNuINUTuS, u. q February /, 1873
We the undersigned. have this uay formed a 90
partnership under the style uEd AMI firm Of III UMS
| ~ " CO, lUr the pros, Cu,iUn OF The gTUCriy
bu~Ur,s. lHlril cpIred on by Hail Il llums
The patronage Ul uU. public and all prompt and To-
aide CuSinnrrr e. 'he ODD hrIp Ia respectfully 80
hv.lcd.
THOMAS j. HUME,
T. DAVIS,
iubS.2w janice X CtEARY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-16

PARADISE CARE.-Thrce eggs, one cup OF
butter, two and half cups of sugar, one aud a
halt cups Of sweet milk, small tcaspoomiul Of
soda, four large cups OF flour one pound of
Hisins, and spices
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-16

MADAME VAN RErTH.
VA FASHIONABLE MODESTO
Superb styles. Latest Partisan Fashions.
noihGm llJI Thirteenth street northwest
~ MILLER, PRACTICAL IpIlOISrERER AND
" DECORATOR, 0Ji u street northwest All
work done ut short notice, In the most satisfactory
manner, and at reasonable prices nul7-Gm
NTlSSES SULLIVAN,
VI FASHIONABLE DRFSSMAKERS,
NJ. ilB street northwest offer special Inducements
ian lG-lm IN the way Of low prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-02-16
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
UNIVERSAL X. r. TICKET OFFICE.

UNIVERSAL X. X. TICKET OFFICE
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points bought
exchanged or sold nj IA reduction of ONE DOLLAR
upon any other Office or depot Ia this city.
Tickets good til used luggage checked through.
Apply to NJ II. WHtTESlDE,
mhis-iy' 0s Pennsylvania avenue. Shoe store.