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The Pension Office Building.


RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY THE COMMITTEE APP
POINTED TO EXAMINE INTO ITS sAPKTY
MeSSrS. Edward Clark, Adolf CluSs, and Thomas
b. Entwisle. the commission appointed by resolu-
ton of Congress to examine and report upon the
safety of the pension Office shepherd building,.
have made report to the Secretary of the Interior
The report is as follows:
WASHINGTON, March 18th, 1882
Hon. S. j. KIRKwooD. Secretary OF the Interior
Sir: In compliance with your request to examine
and report upon the suffciency OF the strength Of
the walls OF the building at corner Of 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue, occupied by the Pension
office, TO support the weight upon them, and also
to guard against fire ' and to AFFORD easy easy
exit for the employees in case OF fire,
we have made survey Of this building, and
find the foundations and exterior walls OF the
building up to the sixth and upperInost floor to be
There are no defects in them which impair their
stability. The iron floor beams are too light for
storage purposes, but are quite safe under their
within the limits or absolute safety hence the load
should not be increased. The practice OF over
loading the upper stories of buildings not especi-
ally constructed for heavy warehouses. should be
discontinued, and with this view We recommend
that measures be taken to occupy the first floor
leye that this would give the needed relief While
adding to the safety of the public records
There is but one stairway leading up from the
streets ION 18th StreeD to the upper stories Though
wide, and substantially constructed OF incon-
bustible material il is In the Immediate vicinity
OF the elevator and should not be solely relied
upon In case OF panic or fire. flight OF stairs
leads up from Pennsylvania avenue to the second
story and we recommend that it be continued up
from second to sixth story in manner shown on the
accompanying plan. The outside doors on Penn
Sylvania avenue and on 18th street at present in
ward, should Oe fitted with double-acting spring
hinges"
This report win allay any apprehensions which
may have been entertained by employees or that
bureau, and will prove serious disappointment TO
eXDacfaI
OF large number OF vacancies by the collapse OF
the sixth story OF the Pension Office,
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TO.MORROW.

TOMORROW.
'T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
CHINESE DECORATED PORCELAIN WARE
OF THE FINEST GRADEs
DINNER, TEA AND BREAKFAST SETS, VASES
OF VARIOUS SIZES. PUNCH BOWLS, TOI-
LET BOXES. FRUIT DISHES,
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
MARCH 9TH AND 10TH,
AT 8 AND 7:3o PM.
AT THE OLD CLUB FOUSE.
Formerly used for the Art Loan Exhbton),
Southeast of 10Th and streets. Washington, D.
c., Opposite Wormeys.
ON EXHIBITION WEDNESDAY,. MARCH sTH.
The above embraces the highest specimens of Chinese
Art ever imported into this country.
mott THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
4 UCTION SALE
CONDEMNED PUBLIC PROPERTY
WILL TAKE PLACE AT WASHINGTON BAR
RACKS. DC.
Old Arsenal },
FRIDAY. MARCH TENTH, 1892 AT TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ.
The following articles to be sod
TWO HORSES, TWO PLATFORM SCALES, COCOA
MATING, STOVES, HARNESS, &c.
BLACkSMITHS. CARPENTERS AND WHEEL
WRIGHIS TOOLS, ROPE, AND NUMBER
OF VARIOUS IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS.
SEBREY SMITH
1st Lieut., +. @. NJ, I'd Arty, A.A.QM.
1uct
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nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.
II III
m9. II, IA, 16, Is. 22-6t
N1HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.


SALES s Of REs5RAnhE BRICK HOUSE No Is
HH2EsE; S3RS sES a. MzssAcH5sETrs AVE:
1850 duly recorded IN iasr" No S"t sas @
Of the party ze oSsd Having
f fl s at Fnk "a SikIa
Of Combs. and known and Designated as parts Of lots
vision Of six hundred and twenty four @624
es an s eh the sh feet Front BY the S dsp Of e
the TIVE parts Ct the lots together foEips
with even width one hundred and twenty -four feet
MOTHS s , + situated n On street north between
proved by q two-story and basement Brick House.
twelve months for which the notes OF the purchaser
VIII be taken bearing interest at six centum per
cash at ihe o pssa Of Of
tine If ana deposit Of $50 win Be 5e1issd
be at the Hrfhs s cost II Of sale are not
tees the right to resell after five days advertise
m ut in some g 81 Rgbshsd IT, B.
Also by virtue Of tne said deed trust we shall pro-
& e s Ns e tl bAY 81 g. TM ts
western part Of lot numbered two 60 in square mum
at western Of said
and thence running enthusiastically along the line Of
IS On sea at SS
sag r. fee. and and
teen ll4 feet and three inches to the
hne OF north street. and thence west along the line Of
said street seyenysi feet and eight inches &c It. in
to the place of beginning
Terms of sale One-hsif cash: balance in six and
twelve months payable by the notes Of the purchaser
with interest at six per eentum per annu secured BY
to be complied with within ten days after sale other
wise Trustees will sell at risk and cost of deaulting
purchaser. deposit of $50 dollars required on day of
sale Conyeyancin and recording at the expense Of
purchaser. =
THOS. F. MILLER,
319 AZ street,
JOHN f. RILEY
3lS ~ street.
Tr1af
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RAILROADS.

THE 1 E5SHfr EEsF iS Hog s5FrHwrsr
STEEL IL Ef hFfr 9 MAGH,kic EN- H9PNEST
TRAINS LEAVE WASH NGroS FROM STATION CORNER
or 9Th AND STREETS. As FoLLows:
of Pullman Hotel and sleeping Cars at $50 a. m.
d Gas Fast Line; $50 IN. daily with s,eerins
Pittsbgrg and Cincinnati. Mai Express. 80 p
BALI MORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaisia Rochester Buffalo, Niagara. 50
IN, daily; except Saturday. with Palace Cars to
r@iiian.sport. Lock Haven and Elmira at $50 a.
For New York aud the East 500 an. 1880 am.
,a so 10 9e and io3o m on .Ea f Ea $50
Tor Cars. $50 D. ~ daily. except Sunday
For Brook:sn n al through trains connect at 5er-
direct transfer 70 Fulton street. avoiding double
and and io;.o T IA. Limited Impress. $50
-or Baltinlore. GAO 500 9:32. 1870 am. and 80
t:2o, 4:4o 5:4o 80. $50 and 1920 I'm. ON
For Popes creek Line GAO m. and 40 p. H.. daily,
For Annapolis. Go al and 4 10 p H. daily except
ALExASbfsiA AND FREDERICKsBuRG RAIL
NAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Aiexandsia G.30 30 800 II 90 and u % am
$40. 800, go. 500 and ii so pm. On sunday
ste:3o. 80 Il 90 and II ,? m. and 500 p. N.
For Richmond and the South. go and IL % a. n
daily. and 80 =. m. daily, ezeep. sunday
2:29 pm. and Eco mid!lisat. on Sunday, at
Sos s53 snd 10: 90 a. m. 100 and 800 p IN.
Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue at the
ton where orders h left fo- the checking of bag
cage to destination from hOte-s and residences.
NIsr,a. iD2
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QUOTATIONS. OF GOVERNMENT B0NDs.
District observation-disclosures.

Mr.. j. w. Drane, the wel-known carpenter ana
builder, was designated to-day by the Commits
Soners superintendent OF the reconstruction or
the jefferson school building.
- LIQUOR LICENSES.
The Commissioners have issued liquor licenses
to Fred AtZel Catherine O'Brien and p j. Shelby
They also disapproved applications OF Dennis
Ready and Francis Leonard.
THE SOUTHERN MARYLAND AND POINT LOOKOUT RAIL.
ROADS
The bill introduced in the House by Mr.. Neal ITO
authorize the Washington City and Point Lookup
Railroad Company 10 extend railroad into and
within the District OF Columbiar was to-day re.
TERED 10 the District commissioners for their views
Mr.. I. A. Lambert. representing the interests OF
the Southern Maryland road was before the Com
m1ssloners to-day 10 ask that they recommend the
entrance OF thai road into the District
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PROCEEDINGS IN BALTIMORE TO DAY.
BALTIMORE. March 9.-The Maryland conference
or the Methodist Protestant church re-aSSembied
this morning; Rev. T. ID. Valiant president
Papers were presented and referred to the COM
mlttee on boundaries from Whaieviiie and Talbot
circuits, each asking TO be divided. The PfttSburg
Pa, church petiti0ned for the return OF j. j. Muir
ray, d. d., as pastor, and that his son, Rev. a. ID.
Murray, De made mis- assistant. Referred To COM
lnlttee on supply outside of that district. Thirty
descendants or Indians at Indian river, Sussex
county, Delaware asked, through DR.. Shermen. 70
be admitted by the conference as a congregation.
Referred to committee on boundaries.
plan OF envelope collections, reported by Rev.
b. r. Benson, t. be applied TO church purposes,
was discussed and laid over for further consider
ton. Revs. L. NJ. Bates, j. b. Switzerland J. {.
Mccullough, j. S. Murray and C. A. Benjamin
Were elected committee on appeals and Rev. w.
Rev. J. H. Johnson OF the Methodist church OF
Canada, was introduced. Recess to O'clock
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y ALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST. AND THE ONLY LINE
The EAST AND THE WfsT. VIA WASHINGTON.
IOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER. STEEL
RAILS!
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT MONDAY. JAN.
A4sss-cnrcad1dE: iSE SNASH,SsT9S CT o,,s
I. IAfhESo. SetplEg Cos 10 Cincinnati.
sooBaitiac c ~ E GssE CIV and Wa. s...
S:50.1Bai{inore: Annapolis, and Way Gfedp,ons,
SSu ai.y Winchester. HsxerssowE. ana Way va
f7.45-Ba!.TIMORE EXPRESS
Elf in Ny NEW s 7oh AND BOSTON
.f aSb c@ TA iss f ESfRrss
pests Tor HaSerstown and at Point of Rocks for
shaa0Ts H,atts,,Ie and Laurel Express
ana res $ On sandays stops at eli sttions
lo:oo-BALTIMORE EXPIRE ss tstops at fayetteville
ST. LOUIS ExPKEss. Pal:os ana s.ee .p.l
u: ie.Ba:,amore. Encot. City. Annapolis and Way
l3n iq1 M9f enni1 fer IL Baltimore and Way.
YORk IMPRESS. 'D >N"
$50 Balaqore anu Way stations Winchester. Fred
H 12a rSTsS Il k AND LAUREL
as 49,, f reder1ck- via Relay. stops at Annap
chester AMI Way Stations. CON sunday to Point Of
- tocks and Way Stations only)
!o-45-oAL1l MORE EAPRESS, (Martinsbury and
Way, Via Relay Stops AT rs attsyiue and Laurel
o:ue-foint OF kocks and Way stations.
L@-Bai uniore and Way stations.
'ioITxBaah.IiAOisE EVANSVILLE AND LAUREL
fs;l0-PIrIa BURG. CLEVELAND and DETROIT
~ n. ENnisEsS ,.yIng Cars
kfkESS. Sleeping Cars to New York. Stop at
- Hy attssile ami Ia5:re!.
f9s47-CEICAOO, CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS EX-
PRESS SiesilnS Cars u Cincinnati and Chi
fDaily. SUNDAY only. Other trains daily except
Sunday.
Al trains from Warrington stop 1T Relay Station
For further Information apply the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket oinces. Washington station Gig ana l35
PennsyIyaIa avenue 18th street where orders
sL be taken for baggage u De checked and receved
aLy point u city. MI
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DIED.


ANGEL. On March ., 1884, ut 9 q m. af the resi-
dence Of her son-in law. James H. Gibbs. No. Gil
the late Thomas Angel of Richmond. Va. in the
enty fourth year Of her age.
Notice Of the funeral in to-morrow's Republican.
HAGER. On the morning of March 9th 1882.
ELlZEBETH v. HAGER, the relict Of the late Fred
erick hager and daughter of the late William G. and
Maria l.. Newton, i'm the forty first year of her
Funeral from her late residence. No. sli Twentieth
street. Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Relatives aud
friends respectfully invited TO attend. 2.
LORAIN. In the city of Baltimore, on March 9th.
1882. at S:l5 q. M, LORENZO LORA1N. MAJOR Of the
LIST Artillery. US. army. s.
PER LEON March g, 1882. FAIDEE PER LEE.
beloved daughter IF Mary r. Pea Lee.
Funeral services at O'Clock pm. Friday. March
10Th. 1t Church Of Incarnation.
PRATT. At the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb.
Ihursisy morning. March 3. lSs2, Miss ANNA A.
ftAiI 1or thirteen years mntroa 81 the isfituf1on
Hor friends invited 10 attend the funeral servcos
to be held in the chapel of the Insttution tomorrow.
friday. at ii O'Clock ain.
SACKS. On Thursday morning March .. 1882.
LILLE, beloved daughter of Z. j. and Henrietta
Sacks, aged three years and four months.
Funeral from residence 100 street northwest, st
pm. ON Friday, March TO- Relatives aud friends eFo
RESPECTFULLY invited 70 attend
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ccrcr,,c r,r, Nm. r,,,,s.

PHnspsSfBIA, March s.-From an authentic
SQUIRE in this city it Il learned that no creleaoe
whatever Is t. be given q the report that General
Grant has tailed. One OF hts Close perSoasl trends
recently said ~ him that IL at any time he needed
$4,000 ne had but 20 draw on him.
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IY,HoMAs DOwLINa, Aucuoneer.

=
TWO SNAIL FRAME DWELLINGS ON STREET
NORTHEAST. BETWEEN TENTH AND FLEV-
ENTH STREETS. BEING NOS. 1913 AND lOl7,
AND VACANT LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF +
STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREEIS NOKTHWEST TWO BRICKS AND
ONE FRAME DWELLING, Nos. $50, 80. AND
52G ELEVENTH STREET SOUTHWEST, AT
AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF~t.,
MARCH, 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, in frontfs:::a
OF the premises. shall sell part OF Lot in square
3JI, together with the improvements.
Ca THURSDAY the SIXTEENTH DAY OF MARCH
SCI, unimproved.
Also. on Fi fDAY, the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
MARCH. 1892 at FIVE O'CLOCK, in front of the
preni ses. Lots is and IL. liz square 1884, with the
improvements. All located as above stated
Terms One-fourth cash =. the residue in two euua1
syments at six and twelve months with notes bearing
interest and secured by deed on the property
sold. All conyeyancing at purchasers cost. A depOst
of $50 will be required each piece of property at time
OF sale. THOMAS DOWLING
ma dts Anctioneer
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The following letter and lines were received by Messrs
A. Vogeier Co.. Baltimore. Nd, who have sent them
TO rs for publication for the benefit Of all concerned
Whoever w. c." may be. he mas. in our opinion.
great cause for rejoicing his restoration to health
and II his gadness finds expression through the sug
gesons Of the Muse so much the better, The letter
goes on to say Enclosed viii be found some original
verses. written by myself which might be used an
advertisement for your valuable medicine. They were
written as a parody on King Bruce and the Spider.
have been sufferer from rheumatism for three years
put am now well man Your medicine. st. jacobs
Oil. takes the cake W. c.. Washington DC"
ssThe Deacon and the Fly.O
Old Deacon Brown had sathm down,
In gloom to mediate.
With solemn ''phiz, on rheumatic,
And his unhappy fate.
He'd tried enough of worthless stuff
1t did no good: and so
He'd set his face toward the place
Where all good deacons go.
little hy. Just passing by.
Attacked the deacons ear;
And though he ''shoo'd, " twas not subdued.
But still did persevere.
The deacon blest the little pest
And Slapped with all his might;
But all in vain. it came again,
To carry on the fight
Soon he arose and blew his nose;
Then joyfully did cry:
''In vain I've fought but I've been taught
lesson by this ny.
''No more I'll shuttle. will shuttle
OFF this mortal COLI
But like the fly. again I'll try
I'll use st. Jacobs OIL"
He used the Oil; with little toll
He rubbed his side and arm.
The aIlment dread most quickly fed:
The Deacon runs his farm.
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IIHOMAS DOWNING. Aucuoneer.

I
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
on Marks ALLEY, BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SESESIK STREETS EAST. AND AND
STREETS SOUTH.
By virtue of deed of trust dated September LIST 81
1880 recorded in Iiber 943 folio 3l5. ct seq.
of the land records of the District of Columbia, IN
viii sell, at public aucon Of the premises on
TUESDAY. the FOURTEENTH DAY OF MARCH, 1882
Al HALf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ the following
described real estate situated in the city of Washing
ton, ID. C.. anu known and described part of lots
rum bered % Il and -, in square No. 81: beginning
for the ut point the side Of - feet wide
public alley -. teet inches south from the south line
Of street south; running thence south with the line If
sail alley - feet inches; thence vest 1874 ct l0T
inches tt lnhc alley: thence north with the line OF
said lest mentioned alley - feet inches thence 81
inches thence south is feet thence east 81 feet
5 inches to the place OF beginning, with the improve
ments, consisting Of . two story Brick Dwelling.
Terms OF sale Onetird cash, and the balance in six
and twelve months from day of sale. to m secured by
deed of trust the property Sold with interest at six
TeT cent, all ca2h. AZ purchasers option. deposit
OF 800 VII he occurred when the property is knocked
down. Ii the terms OF sale not complied with in
i've days from day of sale the Trustee the right
resell at tie cost and risk Of the defau.ting purchaser
Al! conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
M d&ds c. II. KNIGHT, Trustee.
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Condensed IOcals.

There are several cases OF smallpox at the Freed
mans Village, Va. man who lives there stated
to STAR reporter to-day that tie village has not
been free OF smallpox Tor the last three months
Yesterday afternoon William johnson was
severely bitten through the left hand by vicious
dog while passing through Blagdens alley. The
dog was owned by Louisa Thomas. Officer Britt
Dr. Hartigan examined the body of the dead In
FAINT found by Officer Montgomery yesterday morn
ing, and gave certificate that death was caused
by stranguation. The body was buried at the
expense OF the District.
ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THE p. o. de-
PARTMENT.-The subject OF the additional accom-
modations for the Post Office department was
brought before the Postmaster General Late this
afternoon. or the various buildings IN the neigh
borhood OF the department suitable for the pur-
pose, which have been offered by the owners il is
more than likely now that the LeDroit building,
on the corner OF 9Th and streets, Will be selected
SMALL Pox STATIsTICs.-The National Board OF
Health reports that during the week ending
March Attn there were 8 cases OF small pox in
Brooklyn, death In Denver Col. 10 cases and
deaths In Richmond, death In NickSburg 8 cases
in Fondulac. Wis; case and death ia Omaha,
and case i'm Galveston Texas.
SENATOR HILLS CoNpITIoN.-The correspondent
OF the Augusta COnstitutioraist who visited Sena-
tor Hill, Of Georgia recently. writes: Mr. hin had
all the glands on the left side OF the throat re-
moved, an operation which was painlessly per-
formed, thanks TO the blessed discovery OF ether
His hopes are that the disease has been eradicated
from the tongue, and that II will not reappear
again III Tie But lt - : man OF nerve ana
not disposed TO conceal from himself friends the
doubtful character OF his complaint He says: II
resign myself into the hands OF my Creator, who
will do with me what seems best TO Him, and either
raise me up To further usefulness or summon me
away. Iawait with patience either event"
THE JouRNEyNEN PAINTERS OF st. Louis. NO..
are out on general strike. They demand 50 per
day. There are also Of. turbed relations between
masons, carpenters. bricklayers and shoemaAers
and their bosses
MASS MEETING of the colored republicans Of
Petersburg was held last night and resolutions
were adopted asking greater recognition at the
hands or Governor Cameron. The complaint they
make is not having equal representation in the
board OF directors OF the Central Lunatic Asylum.
10 be located in that city, recently appointed by
the governor.
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

The following are the opening and closing pIcs
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, rs reported
by special wire TO ii. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE.
viii leave her wharf, foot of 9Th street. every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at O'Clock +. M, touch
iIg at ney Point Point Lookout and Fortress Monroe,
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH The BOSTON
AID PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
First class Fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 3. 30
Second Fare to- Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 50
FIRST class Fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout
SecOndc1as Fare to Pney Point ard Point Lookout.
Returning. leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. az four O'Clock PIN
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and f. C. KNIGHT will r.-s1Ine their
TITUS cav Y Pier Al, East River, New York, every
SATURDAY, at four O'Clock p. n- and Georgetown
every FRIDAY, at O'Clock Am For particulars
apPiy t. agent. Is Water street. Georgetown. ,
Tickets and stateroGnnS can be secured at general
Office, 613 18th street National Metropolitan Bank
Building Il. o. Ticket 0f,:Ts, ISL " aia
hue; -. Marc Hotei. and at brt
Oc22 ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
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The Aquedslct Bridge.

The Aqueduct Bridge.
REPORT OF COL ALBERT RECOMMENDING THAT IT RE-
MAIN AS IT Is FOR RAILROAD BRIDGE
In answer to a bill presented in the Senate re-
commencing the purchase OF the Aqueduct bridge
by the government, Col. Albert has submitted a re-
the Aqueduct bridge. remain as 1t is
for Ioi,,od the , purpose OF using it as a
Srss at p 4hsg ,,s and having the
bridge for the people He recommends that no
General Wright TO the Secretary OF war;
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, March 0.-virginia Is consols. COZ !;
do; second series. "a; do. new ten-forfies, 39x
.BALTIMoRE. March s-cotson hieher-middling.
llA Flour UNCHANGED end fairly active. Wheat
sss hsi ana So
s5 H.sss june rs Sia 5as
Corn. southern higher: western higher - southern
81 a.sss x M 81 :sssss @ Nay 'fs sf:
ssns SSs 9 ssss s ss and %1sa
Ssnis. sasSs Rye quiet sssi o. Hay uncSansed
sna aS p.eas aas eaa s
16; Petroleum nominal. Coffee sseady-Rio caryoes.
ss 81 %ssx
9nc aa Receipts q, 8; ss4 barrels; wheat
sye 100 Snshe Sas
corn. s; 100 bushels. sales-wheat zso.sc6 buahes;
NEW YORK. March s.-ssccks active and Irregular.
bonds inactive. aoveSnents Hrm and FIN irregSi.r e
SEw YORK. March esE,Our ap,s. and a9nshsnsed;
e advance: Corn fairly active and s. cent better
money SsS SD lie account ioI s:ls Ssl.nsle
s Enc ao az d. ,eG ssS 3 NsS Yosa Csn..s
clS. BEADING. 2sk.
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silver PuRCHAsk-The Treasury department.
to-day purchased o660D0 ounces a. me silver for
coinage at the different mlntA.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
DRIyATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK
III. III. DODGE,
1on4s ssocrs and Investment Securities Bous.. ,,nl
Sold Commission.
80. SO 18TH STREET. tCoRCoRAy BuILpING)
Agency for Prince and Whitley. Stock Brokers.
CA BEoADwAY. NEW York.
Every class of Securities bought and sold on commits
sion in San Francisco. Baltimore Philadelphia. New
York. Boston and Washington. Orders executed ON ths
commission. Private and direc. telegraph wires +,
Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York Bosto, through
which orders executed the Stock Exchanges
III those cities and reported back promptly. Quotation.
of STOCKS and Bonds and information REGARDING tn,
Markets received through our wires INSTANTLY di-
rect from The New York Stock Exchange nj