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National Republican., 1882-07-14

GsInss.RnII ShnoIInn

Seven members of the Alexandria Gun Club
came up Wednesday in answer to an invitation
from the Capital City Club, and series of friendly
contests at glass-ball shooting were commenced
The rain interrupted the shooting in the midst Of
the second match. During the shower the clubs
retired to house near the grounds and partook
tended to spread in the grove. The following are
the scores Of both clubs: At ten glass balls each
R,,7 Delany,7 z; Dalngerfeld, E. 6; Fowle, g.
Roberts, g.; johnson, A: Beckham, 8. Capital
CiIy-Mills, 10; Wagner, 10: Adams, s: Dufour I
Farnsworlh, Z; Hosford, a; Charles 7; Morhous
Z; Short, 6; Eldredge, 8; Young G; ii. King: 4;
7. King, 4; Tayler, A; Van Arnum, g. At five clay
pigeons each, len yards rise; Alexandria-Dain-
fowle, 81 johnson, 8; Roberts, g; Beckham, O.
Capital CityI,Dufonr, 5; Adams, 4; E'dredge, 4;
Hostord, a; King, T., 4; Farnsworth, 3; King, H.,
tai City Club will visit Alexandria and shoot a
return match
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Fire Drill on Homrd IN, Keyn,r,-

On the arrival of The steamer Keyport at Guam
tico on Wednesday evening, and after the passen-
gers had all been landed and seated in the pavil-
ion, Captain Kirby for the purpose of testing the
discipline of his officers and crew, had the fire
alarm sounded. In less than two minutes every
employe on board was at his post. The life. boats
were lowere \, streams of water were flowing and
the fire. -extingulshers at work almost simultane-
ously with the sounding of the alarm In addi-
on to the admi abe and beautiful sight of q
fire drill afforded the passengers safely seated
the pavilion, the assurance given that in case
OF accidents on board the carefully guarded Key.
P0ra d every yd nan, IRON tne captain 70 the deck,
life If necessary for the safety of the passenger
We would suggest to other steamboat captains
carrying large numbers of exeursonsts daily TO
take leaf out Of Captain Krby's log and keep
their crews well up in danger drills"
National Republican., 1882-07-14
SOUTHERN NOTES.

Bath County Kentucky, mas no newspaper.
There are twelve counties in Georgia that have
"no fence" law.
Senator Brown, of Atlanta, Ca, pays taxes on
S320,J0O worth OF property.
Waldo, F,a., man is but twenty. five years old
and the father Of ten children.
A man in Muhlenburg County, Kentucky, has
horse with horns about five Inches in length
Colonel David Shook, OF Ashville, N. C., is Q5
years old, and has 22S descendants, OF whom l6j
are living.
An association Of citizens is in correspondence,
with parties in Michigan with the view Of having
an artesian well b red on one of the high hills
overlooking the city Of Waco, Texas. An attempt
was made last year by the Waco Water Company,
but abandoned arer reaching depth Of about 400
feet.
During a heavy thunder storm which pass ID
over Norfolk. Va, Wednesday, the cotton factory
IN Atlantic City dnd dwelling house on Cum
herland street were struck and set on fire by
lightning. schooner from Crisheld, Nd, lying
at the wharf In Portsmouth, also had the MAIN
mast shivered by AN electric bolt.
National Republican., 1882-07-14
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS,

The mayor has instructed the police 10 see to 1t
that the grass in the cutters is removed ut once.
Bud Eagleston, of Washington, will address the
open-air temperance meeting on the wharf Sun.
day next
Several small houses along the river front have
been removed by Superintendent of Police Cole
man by order of the board Of health.
Mr.. Robsrt Portner has arrived safely at Ant.
weIp, on his way to Bad Pyrmont, Tyrol, having
had splendid voyage across the Atlantic.
The COO feet Of new Red Cross canvass hose re
Gently purchased for the fire department Of this
city, have been tested with satisfactory results.
The following persons have been discharged
from jail Robert Edwards, 10 charge against him
being sustained; Mary Walker, who has served
her term.
,,T The funeral Of John Cowling the patriarch a
West End, and father of Councilman james
Cowling, took place yesterday afternoon from his
residence. The funeral of Mrs. Ann Simpson ais
took place from her late home ON Columbus
Seven of the parties engaged in the row Tues.
cay night last near the w. g. w. Railroad depot
were before The mayor yesterday and were fined
us follows: Robert Beale. S25: Edward Payne,
Celia Harris, Milt Welcome, Fannie Grandson
and Jef Poland. all colored, So each, and John
Iruslow, white, s5.
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Police Court Notes,

An ex-fireman named Robert Chamberlin was
put on trial for assaulting William Mahoney n
member of the tire department He admitted the
was the fine.
Sophia Walmsly, for beating Rachel Morton, has
gone to Jail for sixty days
William Brooks got sixty days for pounding
Kesiah Johnson.
Robert CoIter for cruelty beating horse, was
fixed S5. -
Charles Clark, an old soldier with no legs except
an artificial one, who goes on spree every time
he gets his pension money, was brought to court
in wheelbarrow glorously drunk. As usual he
was so drunk that he had TO be sent down for
few days to sober up sufficiently to be tried.
Lewis Coleman, a colored boy, was fined SIS or
fifteen days in the workhouse for cruelty over
loading and overdriving horse that was hitched
to cart loaded with stone.
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REAL ESTATE.
The Official Transactions as Recorded
Yesterday.

The Official Transactions as Recorded
Yesterday.
Mr. J. F. olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate in the District yesterday as
reported to him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY.
On II street north. between Second and Thiri
streets west part of lot g. square 562 go feet front
by 100 feet, Samuel Fowler to Martha Stitt, 5000.
On street south, between Sixth and Seventh
streets west sublot 81, square AL go feet front by
ITO feeD, Timothy Donohue TO Ellen Martin, $500.
In rear of Thirteenth street west, between G and
IL streets, on S0-foot alley, snblots 36 and 81 of
square 2SS (25.96 by 30 feet, John H. Yeatman 10
j. Hall Semmcs, SS,O00
On street north, between Ninth street and
Vermont avenue, sublots IS, 49, and 90 SQUARE
S6l (54 feet front by 102 feet inches, Samuel E..
Meigs to John II. Ocott s., ,20S.6O.
On street north, between Fourth and Fifth
streets west part of lots 10 and H. south OF square
DIG (42 feet front by about so feet, Charles NJ
Lewis to William NJ. Hodges, g., 100.
COUNTY
Pleasant Plains lots &C. 81 2s 80, 93, "a, and IS,
Charles Walter ct al., trustees, to Anton Heit-
muller, s., ,501 35.
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DISTRICT COURTS.

EouITY CoURT--JUsTIcE HAGNER. Baker VS.
Brown; defendants solicitor granted leave tC
withdraw. Given vs. Wheeler; decree quiet.
ing title. Main VS.. Bonfaut; appearance OF
absent defendant ordered. Giles County Iron
Company vs.. Fisher; time to take compainant's
testimony, extended to September 10. Rooul VS..
Gaines; plea overruled, exceptions sustained, de-
iendant to answer by August 25. French VS.. Camp
bell submitted. Kilbourn VS.. Latta sales ratified
nsi. Fitzgerald vs.. Jackson; James s. Edwards
appointed trustee to convey. Torbert VS.. Torbert
exceptions to auditors report overruled, except
first and second Adjourned till 1880 a. NJ. to- day
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DendIx Si,noa

"our Pet" has new pair Of those stylish shoes
that all the swells wear now aud Detective George
Miller frightened him nearly to death yesterday
Pet" was standing on Willard's corner when
Miller tapped him on the shoulder and said, II
shall have to arrest you for carrying deadly
weapons" pet" turned pale. aud his lip quiv-
revolver or knife In his life. Yes" said
George. :" that may be all right, but Look at your
shoes" pet" looked at his pointed, toothpick-
them. Then hRler told him the shoes were so
sharp at the toes that If he should get mad and
ihe KICK a man he would split him wide open Then
Time, but don't let 1t occur again " and the pet I"
slid OIL for the office, mournlully waving his ears
around his flushed hrows " "
National Republican., 1882-07-14
DR.. Frazier's Root Bitters.

Fraziers Root Bitters are not dram .slop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal in
every sense. They act strongly upon the liver and
kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular, make
the weak strong, heal the lungs build up the
nerves and cleanse the blood and system OF every
impurity.
For Dizziness Rush Of Blood to the Head, tend
ing to Apoplexy; Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague.
Dropsy, Pimples and Blotches, scrofulous Humors
and Sores, letter, Ring Worm, White Swelling,
Eryslpeas, Sore Eyes, and foryoung men suffering
from Weakness or Debility caused from impru-
denee, and 10 females in delicate health. Frazers
Root Bitters are especially recommended.
DR.. Frazier: Il have used two bottles of your
Root Bitters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness,
and Kidney Disease, and they did me more good
than the doctors and all the medicine ever used.
From the first dose took began 10 mend. and L
am now IN perfect health aud feel as well as ever
did. consider your medicine one of the greatest
blessings" Mrs. NJ MARTIN,
Cleveland Ohio
Sold by all druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle
HENRY & CO., Sole PropEetors
Tu&F. GO Yesoy street. New York City.
VNyERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
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WEST WASHINGTON,


During the fishing season report concerningthe
condition OF the water at Great Falls will be pub.
ilsned each day as furnished by the Washington
Aqueduct office, Georgetown, using the following
scale of measurement: Very turbid, to s; turbid,
ITO 10; slightly turbld, Is to %; clear % TO 30.
Condition of the water, Thursday, July ls-At
Great Falls, 20; at receiving reservoir, 3i at dis.
tributing reservoir, SO.
Thigty;fv hundred bushels Of wheat sold Mt
from Sl.33 to slA
Schooner Maria Ashley, from Philadelphia, ar.
Tve1 with 100 tons OF fertilizer for Messrs Hartley
An alarm offre was turned in yesterday m orn.
ing az $50 rom box 7Sl, occasioned by the falling
IN OF the oven ut Mr.. pascoe's bakery No 1927
JEFFERSON avenue. The fire did very little dam age
anu was extinguished by the nelghbors before the
engine mo 5) arrived, although It responded with
It's usual promptness.
The yacht Alert, with her handsome crew, has
returned from Point Lookout. Their fish stories
ot course are believed; also the wonderful record
tney made in sailing, and how the little craft rode
safely through storms which would have swamped
any other vessel OH carth All this Is no doubt
true In every particular; but when II comes to
tellng now one OF the party (the acting assistant
cook swan four miles aud half TO shore, bought
bucket and gallon of milk, and swan back TO
me boat with IL in his teeth, without SHILLING a
drop, in just two hours and five minutes it's a
llt'le 100 much FOR the Oldest inhabitant.
--N--
CAPTAIN BARRY, of Kingston, Canada, owner of
several lake vessels and himself sailing master of
one, says: " l. too, have been cured of the rheuma.
tism by ST. Jacobs Oil, the Great German Remedy;
ana know of several others beside myself who
nave been cured of that dreadful ailment in the
same manner: II is known upon the water lust as
well as on the land, and is considered all invalu.
n bic rpmpuvD -
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LONDON, July i3.-Consols-for money, 90 9-l6; for
the account, s95S; United States bonds, IS extended
102 ex Interest," Erie, 40: do. seconds, 9sis; New York
Central. 1859; Atlantic and Great Western second
mortgage, l5a; New York, Ontario, and Western,
2516; Milwaukee and St. Paul common, TO-
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DnI,,,nore s,cneraI ,r,,,,.,

BALTIMORE, July l3-Cotton quiet; middling, 12IS@
I3c. Flour unchanged and quiet. Wheat-Southern
lower; Western lower, closing firm Southern red
81 25@l %; do amber, 81 3OG1 3S: No. Western win.
Ter red spot u Sssl@l SSi July 81 25S bld August
2hll 22sl September, 81 2lR(Ii 22i5 October 81 %
al 2Sa4. Corn-Southern frmer for white; yellow
lower; Western iirmer; southern white, 81 06; do.
yellow, sc: Western mixed spot SjlS5sc: July, $50
s5fc; August, s64@s6A4c; September, s71s@]sSsc;
october, SisgSS3s Oats quiet; southern, 6sG 72c;
Western white, 7lg7Sc; do. mixed, 6SiD70c Pennsyl-
yania, 0s472c. Rye quiet at I5aSOc Hay un-
changed. Provisions unchanged. Butter firm; West
2lc. Petroleum duh and unchanged. Coffee steady
RIO cargoes, ordinary to fair sesac: Sugar steady
% az q lS freghls to az, LiyerPooI per steamer ul,
S5so5 bushels; corn 25G3 bushels; oats 500 bushels
rye, none. Shipments-Wheat 3,299 bushels; corn
400 bushels. Sales-Wheat, 740,i9l bushels; corn
67,iG4 bushels.
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CLY YDES
NEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE
Norfolk and New York Steamers
THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE


will leave her wharf foot OF Sixth street every Nor,
dav "wednesday, and Friday, at $50 O'clock ~ n,
touching at Piney Point Point Lookout and EortreJS
Monroe '''
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BDs
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEA AIER9
First-cass fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk ID
Round trip fare TO Fortress Monroe aud norfolk 10
Secod-cass fare TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 80
First-class fare 10 Pney Point aud Point lookout 81
Round trip fare t. Pmey Point and ~ L lokOut 50
Second-cnss fare TO Pney Point and Pt. Lookout Ii
Returning leaves Norfolk Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays at 4 D. m.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS,
JOHN GIBSON and u. G. KNIGHT leave Pier IL
East luver New York, every Saturday at n. m
and Georgetown every Friday at o. IN. For partlc
ulars apply 10 Agent, % Water street, Georgetown
Tickets and staterooms eau be secured al general
Office Gl3 Fifteenth street, In Nat Met. Bank Is and
q. Ticket Oicc 1851 PA, ave, ST. Mark Hotel and M
boat. lfe3l ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
Notice tC Mt. Vernon Passengers
THE STEAMER W. W. CoRCoRAN.
which has been recently built and furnished IT. T.
BLAKE, Captain, is the only boat allowed tn iand
passengers ut Mount vernon What. RouI d trip Si
including admission T. Mansion and Grounds va
Steamer leaves S SsYenth street DAILY Sunday ex.
j, NIGH. HOLLlNGSWORTH
Snnt Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
l. L. BLAKE, Steamer W. W. Corcoran. lei
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Impure BIood Can BIO Made Pure.

boils, pimples, and other eruptions removed-the
ssin assuming a clear and healthy appearance
all by taking simmons Liver Regllitor; purely
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BY Associated Press.

FTe55.
NEW YoRK July 13.-Money loaned between is6G3
per cent, and closed at 2@3 per cent. Exchange
was steady at 4S5 for long and IsS@isss for short
sight. Governments were unchanged, except for ex-
t lied 5s, which are y higher Slate bonds were dull
and without important change Railroad Iuorts ,es
were moderately active and higher
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IH' . i''i'i'" ~ Real Estate Auc,iopeory.
PUBLIC SALE OF THE MACHINERY roors

PUBLIC SALE OF THE MACHINERY, TOOLS
NOTE COMPANY.
BY order OF the Board of Trustees the Columbian
Bank Note Company, confirmed By n vote of The
Sdn,kholles, we will sell to the highest bidder on
ThulsSDAI JULY 90 at $3.50 clock at the building
compr sing
Jeometric Lathes, Transfer Presses Ruling Ma.
ehlnes, Hand-roller Presse., different sizes; also
large stock OF Engraving Materials, comprising
original Shells, Bed-presses and Rolls OF iathe
work, Nignettes, &C., &c.
Terms: CASH 10 per cent. of which must he Maid
down at time orsae. - f
THos j. FISHER q CO., Auctioneers.
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VnE WEST JERSEY RAIL;loAn
UNIIE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SoUTUwEsr
sTEgfo pi;if f,Lit thSyh, = ~ SPPLENDID SCENERY
m,,r>u n EFFEisr July Il, IsssSS oii h Il y L

Ilro ,,,r,, IprE,,NsSNISSYLyANIA Ir,,sSIS ROUTE
T9 ppHRLE riiR LGE9TERit ERRW WEST EST ANn sQUTHwEsr.
STEEL RAILS MkGiSITiCESlTp 1ESENE E5iNsIE3KtS EKG >,.u
TRAINS 1EkJiE EiEEE,,G u 5TIS, lSS
- ma, corner sixth and streets as foovs 9'atioh'
FSf fpIisourg and the West Chicago Limited Eypress
I 20 ruihhan han Hotel and Sleeping Cars at "a NJ M
from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati Wasiern xnrevs nars
tSo p M daily with Palace Cars to Pittsnurr Mai
BALTfMoRh N HNp NSff P6TdS tSF dSs,S@nTg s@ ara he West
f1r or Iahandaigua Rochester, Buffalo, NIAGARA 20 n
risbnr. & NJ Sunday with parlor Car from riar.
ace lars 10 Canandalgua. ''"iN'''' Win rai'
For Wi1tllamsport w 1d Lgsi Haven and Elmrra Mt a.,
fpT I. Se% % York and the East, 500 n. 1890 a. M.
and 1876 s2 m 'nl s9p GSp EEprSs. on SggqP%y Sg $50
f9e BrS9kiyn i N r. all through trains connect n.
Ing direct transfer to Fulton street avodina 9rh 5n3
r,,e IerTiaEe p across New York city. o's uouo'o
and oo p M on ny s,ndny n I S 1872 & ,S m III @ 60 $50
Limited Express oso a. NJ daily 3 'S cScept end snG9p G p m
Sa6 s1 l6 % S:do S9 gSo lOSda m and 1850 l2o
ris sq a. NJ, 4;2o $40 7gO $50 and iGsj D. m, o0'
eEaon oIeek Line. GAO and iiO " m daily
fSr 81, nd dnnapolis, Gio and FLOP M daily except
ALLXANDR1A AND FREDERICKsnuRa RAr1.
ToAf MAf n ATp ~ IpS SAtihhNANDRIA AND WASHING
For OK AieSandrIa G3O 200; 800 llOo and IiaJ a. m
ESO, 200 Gao, 500 and 1880 p M ON SUNDAY NJ NJ G,R IA
w, il;Oo, ana ll:2j a. M. and 500 y. m " '''
For hichmond and the south, $50 and I25 A. m daiy
~, anu 50O D. m. daily. except Sunday "''
TTn'rs leave Alexandria for Washington. 500. 7:el,
o. ~ niid 10y S:VS a m; II: 90 30l 500. 200. and 40 D.
lGO0 a, n 1C0 ana 0;2O y. m.
IlckeiS AMI Information ut the cfce northeast cor.
and az the station, where orders can be LEFT for tho
r'irhlg Oh baggage to destination from hotels and
- ]. II. WOOD General Passenger Acent
fhANh THOMSON, General Manager.
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no,,snore s,oc,, po,,.,
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, July 1S,-Virginia 6s, deferred, 10; do
consolidated. 5i!a do. second series, 35; IO4Os
43 bid to-day,
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,s-cLosrNG QUOTATIONS

GOVERNMENT BoNps-cLosING QUOTATIONS..
United States per cent, ,extended-........ 1907
United States "a per cent coupon~ III @l14Ii
United States per cent. coupon-....... 1lSslls2i
United States "a per cent regisored.... Ill 6ll4lp
United States per cent. regstered..... lSa@llS5t
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4; Il. In'oo,, LTAyE wAsRfNGToSNt. H. iS'a'
ness eepn ts 9nd IL hSnf + East toI Ex'
sGo baltimore, EiHiicott City, and Way stations.
C'0O l9iiim9re. Aqnapols, and Way. (Pledmont
SIrasbrrg, Winchester, Hlgerstown and
,-,- Way, u Rclay.)
$40. Tont OF Rock and Way atlous
3D. Phi adie,phia New York, and Boston Express
$40 stannton and Valley Express. Connects for
ia eTstown and at Point Of Rocks for Fred
1000. baltimore, 1Iyat.ville, ana Laurel Express
Stops ~ BeitsVlle, Annapolis Junction. Jes-
snP 3, ana Dorscys. On Sundays stops ut
1000 Pa timore Express. Stops at Hyattsville and
fiGlo' PIt,.burg, thlcago, Cincinnati, and ST. Louis
Express. sleeping cars 10 Cincinnati and
l2;io Baltimore, Elcott City. Annapolis, and Way
tl;S5 t$S on SUNDAY only for Baltimore and Way.
1900 Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Elk,
$50. Baltimore and Way Stations. winchester.
frederick, iiagerstown, aud Way Ia Re.
4:3o Baltimore. Hyattsville and Laurel Express
SFredetrick, via Relay, stops at Annapolis
t4:!o Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way stations.
tEb. Point of Rocks, Frederick, liGgcrstOwn Win.
EW@y d WSy 0n
p batmSre Rany Sppc ESpress WayyIa
GO PoIat q RoSRs aaa WY 'sH saSns 10 na l'0re'
ti!OO. Bultln ore ard WAY stations
1870 pittsburg Cleveland and Detroit TSnre;s
Sleeping Car4 10 PIttsburg.
$40. Baltimore ExpsCts
t9:55. Philadelphia, New York and Boston Exnress
,, Sleeping ars TO New YORK.
TioiV Chicago Cincinnati, and st. Louis Express
Setping Cars to Cincinnati ST. LOUIS and
CHI, ago
li;30. Baltimore and Way Stations.
Sunday. ''' '''''P>
All Trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
For further information apply al the Baltimore nnu
ohlo Ticket Omces: Washing on Station, Glg and 1911
rnII Inttai "A,
where orders Will be taken for baggage to be checked
ana received at any point In the city.
WM. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, Baltimore
&. II, LORD,
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AUCTION SALES.

VDERsbMpToRY PUBLIC SALE FvALUABLE
NORTIIWEST
by order Of the board of Directors ofthe Columbia
s,, Dank S9te Company, confirmed by vote of tho
5,,pcknolueis, we Will sell to the highest bidder
IhUitSDAY AFrERNOoN JULY 20, nj $3.50
o'clock ~0Sock IN iront Of the premises, sublots and b. In
square numbered $50. fronting together 43 feet
mcnes on Pennsylvania avenue between Ninth and
Lenth streets northwest. extending through TO O
p!reet north, together with the improvements. con-
SStng oi oss latse brick building with iron 'front.'
Terms One-thlrd cash, the remainder in two
equal payments a. one and two years, secured by
deed of trust and bearing Interest at the rate of per
cent. per annum, and payable semi.nnnually, a de-
pOsit of $50 must be made the time OF the sale,
THOS. J. FISHER u CO.,
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
JylddNds 1874 II street northwest,
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HOME SUPPLIES.
SNOW WHITE BREAD

and beautiful Rolls and Blscuitsw be guaranteed IL
you use CERES, the celebrated Minnesota
fn.ent; l Process Flour. which awarded the
the National Fair In 1873, and again the
First Premium, In the shape of a. very handsomegod
medal, III 1880 and ISL he millers claim that on
barrel of Ceres will out forty oaves more bread
than any otner -four in America. STERLINas'S
MI. LOUIS FANSH; one OF the most beautiful
1t Is unexcelled by any other Patent except Ceres and
will please tne most execting housekeeper and
satisfy the most fastidious epicure. RELiANt,E,
,b splendid ,Mnqssota Patent Flour made by
very cheap and beautiful Patent within the reach
~ AZ classes and we guarantee will give satslac.
uon 10 every one who III try It, GOLDEN HILL.
the old reliable stan yand the Standard Family
Flour Of the District and equal to great many So
called M Patent , honrs. The 1ers manuiactireTs
:helr mill, and have introduced the SO celebrated
Roller system, and consequently Golden Hill is moi
only magnificent Family Flour, but IL Is really n
patent flour with the great advantage that can be
bought for considerably less money than great many
PatentProcess aours not near white nor rs nutrI
tious rs Golden HILL For sale by all Grocers. Whole.
Hale Depot, corner First street and Indiana avenne
WM; N, GAIT & CO., who are also the Sole
brated Self fRaising Flour and Buckwheat iaso
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
furnished by Cooke d Co., Pa. ave. and Fifteenth ST.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock nnd Bond Quotations--Ncw York
and baltimore Produce ysnrhcta

The following report Of the financial market yester-
Day together with opening highest lowest aud clos.
ing quotations, are furnished by the banking house OF
III. d. Cooke, jr a Co., lt20 st., Washington, d. C.;
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
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DIED.

BUELL-on July IL. at io;SD a. M, MARTIN RuE1I,
aged 20, native Of Wesheld, Mass q resident OF
Washington for the last 10 years.
Funeral from the residence OF his other-in-law
Thomas Enright, No. sos East Capitol street, at Z
o'clock Friday, 18th Instant =
BURCH,-In Georgetown, Wednesday July l2 at
y. M, Mrs. SARAH ANN CAMPBELL BiRcH be-
loved wife of John H. Burch In the C3d year OF her
age.
The funeral Will take place from her residence,
o'clock p. III. '
baltimore papers please copy.1
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STATE BONns.
rorc,pn ytonev u,r,rc,

sUBTREAsUnY BALANCES.
.. Si,3i6,4Ii 5S Currency s5Gi7, ,l25 40