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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-25
REAL ESTATE.
The Official Transactions as Recorded
Yesterday.

Mr.. J. +. Olmstcad presents the following transac-
tons In real estate In the District yesterday MS re.
ported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On Massachusetts avenue near corner of Seven
tconth street west, sublOt - IA feet "a inches by
depth, square 1885, Sarah f. Griggs TO John w. Pill.
ing, q 100.
On Pennsylvania avenue corner of Twcnty.nrst
street west part of lots aud rs $50 feet lO inches by
depth, square a, Laurence n. Cox 10 Helen and W.
Cox 1900
on Eleventh street west, between NJ and n street,
north, subot IL (26 feet Inches by 01 feet, square
$40, Charles G, Stevens to James q. CruighcRd s7U
On street north between sixth and seventh
streets west part of lots II and Is y feet ~ Inches
by l50 feet la inches, square $50, William q. MCln-
on First street west near corner of q street south
sublOt ~ (6 feet Inches by " ccDsQuRre GtJ Will
lam h. Todd to Francis Leonard, SanO.
ON Second street east, between X and l. streets
north sublot 10 GO by ~ feet square 40 James Nc
Candlick to Daniel McAufe, 500.
On Eleventh street east near corner OF street
south part lots and M feet by dephl square
800, Christian Hessci TO August IOlder 1850
GEORGETOwS.
On First street. near corner OF Frederick street,
part of lot - go by 100 ec, block ~ of Beatty and
Hawkins addition, Catherine $. Mix TO Daniel O'Cou-
nor, 800
CoUNTY.
John Hoover TO Valentine kleine, part Of n tract
called Chillman Castle Manor ~ LILO acres, $3.50.
William McStnlcup ct al. to Mary T.. Mcstalcup,
lots "a and -, of uniontowu, $3.50,
BenJaInin r. Davis TO George NJ. Wood, part Of lot
(3j by IA feet Ginchesl block l. of Mount Pleasant,
$500.
Betsy Bohannan 10 William Il. Evans lots 2lI and
2l0, Of MOntelo, $3.50.
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II may be well occasionally 10 call the attention
ofIadies to the fact that when they are annoyed
by AN impudent and vulgar man they may punish
him by appealing to the nearest policeman, In a
car they may easily request conductor TO call II
polioem0n and, indeed, there are few conductors
who are not willing TO win the thanks Of q lady by
Is always a coward ana does not talk aloud OF
ogle lady when men are presents so that ladies
who would p9nlsh ~ VnenueIi instead OF letting
ductor N only for the purpose Of r, buking the
] presumptuous brute, --HeFdld n j. man.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-25

&Ew York, March 2i.-Three men are now
busily engaged In the United States assay office
in Wall street packing for shipment to the Phila-
delphia mint sio,OoOooo In gold bullion. ship
ments are made about twice week, and 50, 900, =
600 IS sent at u time. The bullion In blocks,
about the size OF an ordinary brick, Is packed IN
strong wooden boxes. The treasure now being
packed was received during the past year in the
shane of foreign gold coin,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-25

LONDON March 2i-In the House of Commons
to. day Mr.. Gladstone moved an additional an
nuity of 10000 for Prince Leopold, and a pension
of 1000 yearly for his widow in the event of his
death. Mr.. Samuel storey Radical, member for
Sunderland, objected 20 spending the public
money in support Of titled idleness Messrs
Labouchere, Broadhurst, and Hcaley Advanced
Liberals, also opposed the grant, The motion was
passed by II vote Of 3S7 10 a..
Sir Charles Dixie, Under Foreign Secretary
Right Hon. Henry Fawcett, Postmaster. General
and Mr.. George Otto Treyeyan, Secretary TO the
Admiralty abstained from voting
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L17jlO-

FALCONER.--At $50 u. M, March q, 1882, SUpIE
A. FALCoNRR, only child of Margaret u. and the late
George Il. Falconer, aged Is years and 10 days.
The mineral will take place from the immaculate
Convention Church sunday afternoon at 23U
o'clock Relatives and friends are invited to attend
GOss.-Thursday, March %, at O'Clock p M, Mr.
THOMAS Goss, aged 80 years.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of his
family, bH Sixth street southeast, Sunday, 2ith In
slant, Mt o'clock Friends and relatives respectfully
invited.
McCAULEY.-About noon. on March 81, 1882, FAN
ME SrERLE, only daughter Of Edward and Frances
McCauley, aged years and 10 days
Funeral will take place rom the residence Of her
parents, lii3 Connecticut avenue, on saturday March
vited TO attend. "
SCOTT.--On Thursday, March o. Rear.Admirul
OUTLAWS HALE SCOTT, In tho 10Th year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, on Sunday next,
2Gth instant ut o'clock Friends Of the family are
invited to attend.
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folk and New York Steamers

The Steamer w. w. CORCORAN,
which has been recently built ana iulWthrl 'lA =.
BLAKF Cuptain) IS thO only boat allowed tl land
pRslpugeTs az Mount vernon wharf, Nolnl mp 81.
including admission TO Mansion and Grounds,
steamer leaves seventh street "a lLl SUNDAY TX
CO pt9dJ at ~ a. M and returns NhOut y. ~, -
=. MDH. HOlllNG~WhlsIH
Sup't Ladies' Mount Vernon Association;
L. l.. RIA X T.. steamer ", w, turcuruu, lol
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Nv Thomas j. Fisher 81 Co.,
AUCTIONEERs.

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS on MAS
SACHUSETrS AVENUE AND TWlsNTY-SEC.
OND STREET FOHTHWE25r BY JOHN BULL
CORCORAN BUILDING.
BY virtue of deed of trust bearing date on tho
ph day OF January, A. ID. 1873, and recorded IN the
land records Of the District Of Columbia In Lber No
7of, folio aT4 the nth day OF January, 1873, and nj
the request Of the present holder Of the Indebtedness
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees named In
Maid deed OF trust. will sell at auction. ON THURS
DAY, the 90th day OF March, 1892 at four O'Clock y.
In front Of the premises at the corner OF Twenty
hrst street and Massachusetts, avenue, the following
described property to wit: Lots numbered nine (p)
ten (0), eleven 40, sixteen DO, and seventeen Q7
in square numbered sixty-seven (67), laid down
and plated In the plats of said city.
Terms OF SHE. Five thousand dollars IN cash, and
the balance In three equal installments, payable IN
six, twelve, and twenty-four months. A deposit o
Eve hundred dollars required In cash ut the time Of
kale. If the terms OF sole are not complied with
within ten days, the property may be resod on 1--WE
days, advertisement at the risk and cost Of the dc
HALLET KrLBoURN, Trrs,oos
MAHI.ON ASHFORD, J i'"'''s''
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., Auctloneers.
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An Importaut suIt Ended.

louisville. Pa, MARCH, 2l--The electment case
of the heirs of Tench Coke against Daniel shepp
and others, which has been on trial here for the
past FIVE weeks, was ended tonight by verdict
for the plaintiffs for the land In dispute, damages
and costs The case involved questions OF title as
far back 1898 and the title 10 hundreds of prop
critics, extending over range Of more than fifty
miles Of territory, including valuable coal lands
I'm Union Township.
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MAHLON ASHFORD, i'"7'ee''
THOMAS J., FISHER & CO., Auctloneers.
mrS-td
United States NIarshnl,s Sale.

BY virtue of writ of flerl aclas, issued out of the
Clerk office OF theSupreme Court of the District OF
Columbia and TO me directed viii sell az public sale
for cash, at Thomas DOwling's Auction Rooms,
southwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street northwest, on SATURDAY, the
lst day of April 1882, at II o'clock q. M, all the
right, title claim, and interest of the defendant in
Hnd To the following descrlbed property to wit: One
Parlor Etagere, Bureau, Uat-Rnck, Tables. Sofa,
Chairs, Washstand, Bedsteads Wardrobe, Curtains,
Beds and Bedding, stove, &c. seized and levied upon
sud condemned AZ the property OF Catharine Harris
70 satisfy Execution No. 2O5G In favor Of Isaac s.
hilbert, trustee. G. H. HENRY,
United States Marshal ID. CM
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United States Marshai's Sale.

By virtue Of writ of er faclas, issued out of the
Clerks Office of the supreme Court VI the District OF
Columbia, ana to me directed, VIII sell at pubic sale
for cash. at the door of the Tor said Dis
lrct on WEDNESDAY, thee gh day OF March, 1882. at
y o'clock M all the right, title, claim and Interest OF
the defendant in and 10 the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prop
prty, TO wit: The south half of sublot number sixty
two (6) In J. f. Olmseads subdivision Of part of lot
twelve 2), square 2t2 recorded in Llber H. u. c..
folio 22 Surveyors Office said District, together with
MI and singular the improvements thereon. Levied
upon the property ofSasS. Huntey to satisfy Exc
buton No. 600 equity favor OF Charles c. Huntey.
&. T. HENRY, u. s. Marshal.
THos. BOWLING, AuctiOneer fe2l-dts
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NEW York, March 2i,-John NJ, Masterton hes
brought an action in the supreme Court against
James Boyce 10 recover $780, which he paid for
stock In the Maryland Union Coal Company,
claiming that he was induced TO purchase by the
false representations OF John White B0yee's agei I.
Tn latter denies that White was his agent The
case Is now on trial.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-25

no fraudulent claim has ever been allowed by 1t,
but numbers have been passed In the Quarter
master. Generals office, two notable ones being the
Sugg Fort and Witowski cases. The reasons for
this are that In the court all cases were subjected
to judicial analysis by minds trained to the bust
ness, while in the Qtarternaster- Generals Office
they are examined by clerks or agents who, IN
many instances, know nothing of law or the rules
of evidence Justice To the Government and to the
parties claimant will be best subseryed by remov-
ing alf claims that have TO be adjudiCated to the
Judicial tribunals, particularly as no adjudication
by any executive officer viii ever stand the test Of
a constitutional investigation. II.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-25

To the Editor Of The REPUBLICAN,;
In thenews columns of The REPUBLICAN satur-
day was an item which says Considerable op-
position has been developed to the clause in the
army appropriation bill which transfers the claims
before the Quartermasters Department to the
Court of Claims" For many years past the
Quartermnster General has annually asked Con-
20 relieve him Of this class of business,
FnI w H N"ver ought to have been sent
H' sr,, Uai'1' tribunal. Congress
..' - 0nposi-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-25

ALEXANDRIA. March A.-The market closed quiet
and easy But little 10 doing in iour and quotations
are unchanged small offerings Of wheat sold to-day
at o. % for Fultz o. "a for mixed, aud a ~ for Ian.
castor COru-One lot brought sc, No rye or oats
Reported. Country produce Is in light receipt with
but slight change III quotations Bacon ~ Fraction
higher But little Is doing In seeds, aud clover is 2jc
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CAPTAIN NJ. c. MEIGS.
JEFF DAVIS, Secretary of War.

SOME heather are not us much of the heather
as we think read Mahomean proverb, "God
has bestowed the good things OF this world TO
relieve our necessities, not 10 reward virtues
these will be rewarded IN another world" We
know of no greater necessity to be relieved, than
q stubborn cold, and we know of no better relief
= mr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL, RAITRi
schedule to take cGect MONDAY, JANUARY u.
issl ,r,,,,, ,,.,..,,,,,,,.r,,,

1882
An. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
t9S. Chicago, Cincinnati aud 81 Louis fast express
Sleeping cans to Linclnnati.at gouia.apd Chicago
60 baltimore, Annapolis, aud Way tPicduion,
sr%bnrg, Winchesadr Hogetstown, aud Way
i7!S-faltiuOrc Express
Gl0-point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
SIP philadelphia, New York and Boston Express
$40 stanton aud Valley Express. Connects loI
Hngerstown aud at Point Of Rocks for Frederick,
taNl-BsLtlmorc, HyattHville. and Laurel Express
Stopsnt Beltsvlc, Annapolis Junction, IessnpS
and Dopey'a On sunday stops at all stations
1000 baltimore Express stops at rIyattsyllc and
Laurel.
tieD-Pttsburg, Chicago CINCINNATI, and st. Iouli
8, =, Express. PTior and sleeping cars.
1910. Baltimore, Elllcott City, Annapolis, and Way
tlZi-On sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
tel5-Bnl tinOro Express.
t5OO-Batimorc, Philadelphia, and New York Ep
a5 Baltimore and Way stations. twinchestcr
Frederick, HagurstOwn and Way, via 1telny.)
EaO BALTIMORE Hyattsviiic, ank Laurel Express
nredsrck' Via Relay. stops at Anuapolh
IhtO- Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way stations.
tAAj-Puint Of Rocks, Frederick, HngcrstOwn, Win
chester. and Wy stations, (on Sunday TO Point
t&t5- Baltimore Express, lMartlnsburp and Way
via Relay, stops at 1yaley,lle aud LaurciJ
| t5go- Baltimore and WAY stations.
tI;n baltimore, llyutsvillc, ana Laurel Express
! tSlonPttshhrg, Cleveland and Detroit Express.
/ 1886 philadelphia Now York and Boston Express.
| sleeping cars TO New YORK. stops at HyattF
Chicago, cincinnati and 81. Louis Express
49, Sleeping cans to Cincinnati aud Chicago
tDniy. sunday only. Other trains daily except
All Trains rrom Washington stop ut Relay station,
and Ohio Ticket Oices"W washington station SiS ana
is9i PENNSYLVANIA nvenue, corner ofFoureenh street
where orders viii be taken for baggage to be checked
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IHoTE,IThe Blessings are bid prices, and are not In
Three.day bllls..,..,.,,- 400 slxly-day bills.


By Associated Press.
New YoRK March 9-The foreign dry-goods In
ports Into New York this week Is ss,ii9OOO and the
value marketed s262 0O0 reducing the stock in bond
sl030o0. Money loaned down from ito per cent and
closed Offered at per cent Exchange was steady ut
fS6Ntls65 for long and 49, % ts for short sight.
State bonds were inactive. Railroad bonds were mod.
erately active and generally lower The transactions
5000 Delaware, Iackawanna and Western, l72OUj;
Denver md Rio Grnnde, GS 800 Erie, 1880: Kansas
and Texas, 5000; Lake shore, 49, 600 louisville and
Nashville, 1900 Missouri Pacific, 1890; Northwest
eril, 56O; New Jersey Central 2I,6O New York Cen
trail, s,l0O Northern Pacific % OOO Reading, AGO. ST.
Paul T210 st. Paul and Omaha, ~ 90; Texas Pacific,
a,500 Union Pacific, II 100; Wabash Pacific, "a 800;
Western Union. AZ 100.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-25

Van Hon, alr.
New York, has been a., '
because he is an earnest GarneiG al...
so absolutely wide Of the fucts that It may .. a-
full TO state these facts: Mr.. Van Horn had served
four years last July, There is no regular or formal
term for internal revenue collectors but appears
to have been the opinion of Representatives of
Western New York that Mr., Van Horns term had
run out OF the five Representatives in Congress
from that regIon--AIessrs. Wadsworth, Van Noor.
his Richardson, Crowley, and Van Aernam-all
except Mr. Van Voorhls asked tho President TO
appoint Mr.. Pierce to succeed Mr. Van Horn. Mr..
Van Voorhis preferred Major Sill as Mr., Van Horns
successor. Not one of the fve II will be noticed,
asked for Mr. yan Horn Senator haPh9m has not
contrary. Neither is Mr,Wadsworlh, of the House,
a Stalwdrt, but consplcuously the reverse. II
should be sufficient answer therefore, to the wild
statement that the President has "wantony struck
down another Garfield Republican,, TO say what
IN APPOINTING Mr.. PIERCE
in Mr. Van Horns place the President did only
what Senator Lapham and Representative WadS.
worth doubtless for good reasons not once, but
repeatedly and strongly 9 axe ~ him 70 d9 ana
| Congressmen from that part of the State had
agreed on TO the President as the best appoint
| ment while not one had asked for Mr., Van Horns
! retention. There would be no occasion 20 relate
all this II there were not such curious readiness in
some Republican quarters to represent the Gar
| field Republicans, sO.called us belng In some way
| perpetualiy harried. People who choose 10 In.
| form themselves here know that the President has
| made no distinction In appointments between the
| two factions of his party, and that Congressman
| who are fortunately for themselves, the best in
| formed men on this subject, arc in general ex-
| tremely well satisfied with his impartial hand
As to the general public, takes little Interest IN
| these petty squaObles. u requires the President
| TO appoint honest and capable men, Of unsp0tted
character. 10 Oee. and II he does that II does nO
trouble itself about whether they are hards Of
J softs, Stnlwalts or Half. Breeds. In the presen
/ case, however, the accusation against the Pres
| dent Is so ludcrOusly ~Nithout foundation that
| is worth while to relate the truth about the mat
ter Washington Correspondence N Nei0 iofk Herald
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WHEN It WAS known that lrOquois had won the
Derby, proud America swung the hat and when
u was further known that his breeder rstidCa
WEIGH esq Of Erdenhelm, near Philadelphia,
Pa Endorsed st. Jacobs Oh rs q remedy for fine
stock, America admired the judgment splayed
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SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT Eoutr.
ErFEcrjHNutARY2 y. 1881
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Station
corner sixth and streets as tolowsi
For ritsbuIE and the West, Chicago Limited Express
Of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping cars, at GSo u. M,
daily Fast Line gjO a ~. daily, with Sleeping Cars
from Harrisburg 70 Cincinnati Western Express
Cincinnati Mali Express niG y. NJ. daily for bits
BSLTiMORE XNp POTOMAC RAILROAD,
For tSnandaiglIa, Rochester. BunaO, Niagara, 0J1
p. m daily. except saturday, with Palace Cars to
For Wlllmmsport, Lock Haven and Elmira at VA
q. M daily except sunday.
For New York and the East $40 M, 1870 a. m. t31
$50 and lO:aD p. M. on sunday, lil $50 and lGll
y. nj. Limited Express Of Pullman Pnrior Cara.
80 $40 e. M daily except SUNDAY. ,..,.. .-.,
jersey SSS y win boats o BroonyS XnmsS
afording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
double icrriagc across New York city.
aud IOaO u. M; on sunday 1850 $40. $50. and iO;si
?. m Limited Express $50 II. m. daily, eSccps
For baltimore Gao 500 aaO 1870 a. NJ. and 1890 r2J
EiO, $50 7aD. N5O and 1920 p. sunday, 500
t KY y, NJ w., = w. ~ W5o ~" IVA p , ~, dit
For Anrapoiia, $40 a. m. and itop M. daily, except
| ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAT AMP !; ALENANDRiA AND WASHING
For Alexandria, $50, 100, 90. HOO and i2I a. NJ,
4?O 800 G:O 500 and 1889 p. NJ, on sunday, ut 60
Ga, titO, and HES u. m. and s:O =. IN, ~
For Richmond and the south and ll:"j O. M dally
Rlld 800 y. m. daily, except sunday,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 600 S0l
SI, and 1000 n M, $40. 500 500, 800, aud go D. M
and 1900 midnight; on sunday, NJ S;0i 500 and 1904
n m, 100 and DO y. nj.
Tickets and Information at the office northeast
corner of Thirteenth street and PennSylvann ave-
nue. and at the station where orders can he len ht
the checking of baggage to destination nom holel
'''' ]. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager,
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OFFICE OF THE TREASURER,

q. =. SOIUTENN' HOME,
WASHINGTON, II. c., March H. issa-
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
moon, March 81 1852, at which time and place they
viii be opened I'm the presence OF bidders for furnish
Ing such quantities of Fresh Beef Mutton and COrned
Beef as may be required by the United States Soldiers
Home during the year commencing April |, 1882
The meat must be of the very best quality and con-
dition fit for immediate use and the fresh beef from
ing all the best cuts thereof 10 be delivered at the
Home In such quantities may be from time to time
required and on such days and ut such hours may
be designated by the Governor of the Home
]. ID. STEVENSON,
Captain Eighth Cavalry,
mrld-7t Secretary and Treas,irpr
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Made from harmless materials and adapted 10
The needs OF hdlug and falling hair, ParkeT's Hair
Balsam has taken the highest rank as an elegant
and reliable hair restorative.
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Skin Diseases Cured

BY DIR. FRAZIER's MAGIC OINTMENT Cures
as II by magic Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs,
Blotches and Eruptions on the face leaving the
akin clear, healthy, and beautiful Also cures itch
BARRIERS Itch, saltrheum, letter, Rngworm, scald
head Chapped Hands, Sore Nipples. Sore Lips, old,
obstinate Ulcers and Sores, &c.
SKIN DISEASE
+. Drake, esq Cleveland, Ohio, suffered beyond
all description from skin disease which appeared
on his hands, head, and face and nearly destroyed
his eyes The most careful doeorlng failed to help
him, and after ali had failed he used DR.. Frazers
Magic Ointment and was cured by u few appica.
tons.
The first and only positive cure for skin diseases
ever discovered
Sent by mail on receipt ofprice, lhy cents.
HENRY & CO., Sole Proprietors,
GO Vesey street, New York City.
For Bind. Bleeding, Itching or liberated Piles,
DR. WILLIAMS INDIAN PILE OINTMENT Is q
ure cure. Price 81, by mail. For sale by drug
Kists . WAS
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Slons firm; mess l. '..
ders and clolr-rib sldvs,
shoulders, SIC: CleRr-rih sides, ia. .....
lard refined, liisc. Butter firm Western a..
GrISc; roll 25a;Sc tg.s firm nt 5c COil0e steauy
Hio cargoes, Ordinary 70 fair 9a9l0c sugar strong
aa0l barrels: corn, 1918 bushels oats SO hlshCls.
ShIpments-Corn, iaO4 bushels Sales-Corn, 2l0,2j9
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Tho Smith { Egge Manufacturing COnDaOJ

LOCK BOX I5O5. BRIDGEPORT, CONN,
Manufacturers Of specialtes IN Light Hardware and
Metallic Goods generally, Government and Giant
1adlOcks Sewing NJ achne Locks Plano Locks, organ
Locks; the acknowledgements Giaut sash Chain SUI
periOr 70 every other ana very much cheaper mo spe
eial pulley requlred). The Smith q Egge Manuiac.
turing Co also gvesspecla attention 10 the making Of
estimates for the cost Of the manufacture Of patented
Inventions and all the necessary tools. and tile manu-
featuring OF the same on royalty, All communica-
lions treated conhdentially del9-TrhsGm
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suBTREAsUnY BALANCES.
Coln~."". ss57iS3l5 u Currency ... "a 800 Isj 40
baltimore stock Board.
BALTIMORE, March 2i-Virginia O.. consolidated
o0s past due coupons 81 lO4Os, 42t bid to-day.
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FINANCIAL AND CoNMERC1AU.
stock and nord Quotations New YorE
aud baltimore Produce Markets.

The following report ofhe financial mark ct yestor.
day, together with the opening. highest lowest, aud
quotations, are furnished by hebanking
n -.
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BALTIMORE March - Flour quiet; Howard street
and Western superhne. g. 1904 49, do extra g OOGg
," family, "a 25d7 25 City Mills superGne, s. 500
y '""G co. RIO brands 81 GOA. 25; Pa
'-~'hern easier: Western
A. F.'t- sS6LB6c; do
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Floreston Cologne Is grateful to inyalids, beeaus
most perfumes.
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPoSALS FOR GAS FIXTURES.
II OFFICE OF BUILDISG FoR
STATE, WAR. AND NAVY DEPARrNENTs,
WASHINGTON, II. c., March q, 1852,
Sealed proposals for furnishing, delivering, and
putting In place complete the Gas Fixtures and Git
Rods required for the North Wing of the Building
Tor State War, and Navy Departments IN this city.
will be received at this Office until ~ M OF APRIL 10,
bf bidders
Specifications general instructions TO bidders and
blank forms of proposal will be furnished to esab.
hshed manufa ,turers of gas fixtures application
20 this Office. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
mr2i-Gt Lieutenant-C Colonel Corps OF Engineers,