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National Republican., 1882-07-11
REAL ESTATE.
Tho Omcial transactions as Recordc
Yesterday.

Tho Omcial transactions as Recorded
Yesterday.
Mr.. ]. F. Olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate in the District yesterday as
reported to him, by the Recorder of Deeds:
On North street. (l03 feet inches by 60 feet on
Fourteenth street west, sublots l, q and 3 square
240, Edward Cammack ct al. to George E. Patch,
s6,isO
ON X street, north, between Twenty first and
70 G2 feet front by ii6 feet ii inches), Francis
Miller. trustee, to Cleo A. Jones, s7753.
| On street north. between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets west lots 10, 16 and IL, square
152 1SS feet inches front by 1876 feet, William A.
johnson, trustee 70 Elizabeth l. Dunn, IS, lS9.
On MY aamPshiss S feet Inches 6y
nal lot q, square To-, William Winthrop to Eliza
| beth L. Dunn, sll ,372..
streets NORTH part of south hall of lot II square
5Ss Q6 feet front by 80 feet), Robert S. Davis to
On street north (9S feet 10 inches by 67 feet on
Tenth street wes, sublots So CO. 6l aud so, square
$50. H. Clay Stewart to John Chute, $780,
| ON Maryland avenue between Seventh and
Eighth streets east sublot 16 square S93 GO feet
front b.. depth), Carrie e. T, Knox to Michael ],
On Ninth street east, between G and H streets
north, sublots 27 and 49, square 9l2 38 feet front
by us fteD Francis A. Ashford, trustee, to John
T. Arms 81 200.
on Seventh street west, between NJ and streets
north part of lots % and "a square AIS "a feet II
inches front by l05 feet, Henry f. schenbarn, trus-
| tee, to Charles A. Walter, S5 90.
On Eleventh street west, 9S feet by 20 feet on T
street north, subot square 3S3, Laura T. Jones to
Diller b. Croft, 200.
| on I street north, between Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets west sublot 81 square 100 az feet
inches front by 95 feet inches), Herbert N Keene
| to Diller b. Croft, $500.
On Caroline street, between Fifteenth and Six.
teenth streets west, sublot o. square 100 go feet
| inches front by 70 feeU, Annie V. Springer to
Diller b. Croft, nominal.
In square S43, sublots 20 and 25, D. b. GrofTs sub
division, Dler B. Croft TO Laura L. Jones, 5000.
On street north between Seventeenth and
| Eighteenth streets west, an undivided halt OF
part of lot 49, square l56 40 feet front by 80 feet
| inches) Charles b. Pearson to b. H. Warner, NOM
inal.
Property next east of above go feet front on p
street by same deplh), B. Ii. Warner to Charles B
Pearson nominal
Prope ty adjoining next above go feet front by
same depth), Charles b. Pearson to Ida Little Ste
vens, 81 9l0.
on street, same square go feet front by % feet
| inches), Charles B, Pearson 10 Margaret Little
| Sands sl,9l0.
COUNTY.
Barry Farm, part of lot 9, section /, John A
Moss to Dorsey and Lucinda Denny, $50.
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DR.. Frazier,s Root Bitters,

Fraziers Root Bitters are not dram shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal in
every sense. They actstrongly upon the liver and
kidneys, keep the bowels open aud regular, make
the weak strong, heal the lungs, build up the
nerves and cleanse the blood and system of every
impurty
For Dizziness, Rush OF Blood to the Head, tend
ing to Apoplexy; Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
Dropsy, Pimples and Blotches, scrofuous Humors
and Sores, letter, Ring Worm White Swelling.
Erysipelas, Sore Eyes, and foryoung men suffering
from Weakness or Debility caused from impru-
dence, and to females in delicate health, Frazier's
Root Btters are especially recommended.
DR.. Frazier: 81 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 oil the medicine ever used.
From The Inst dose took began TO mend. aud I
an now in perfect health, and feel as well as ever
did. ! consider your medicine one Of the greatest
blessings" Mrs II. MARTIN.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle.
HENRY & CO., Sole PropAetors,
Tu&F 62 yesey street. New York City.
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a.,,,morc s,eper.l Market.

BALTIMORE, July iO-Cotton firm; middling, 125Ec
Flour firm, butnactive; Howard street and Western
superane, So 25d4 co. do extra, a 25D5 25 do family
IS 5oG6 75; City Mills superine g 254 90 do extra
a $50 IS; do Rio brands 90 1907 90 Baltimore high
grade family. ~ 75 do winter wheat, patent, IS 25
wheat-Southern opened higher, declined, and closed
quiet Western active, higher and strong; southern
red, 81 30@Dl 3f do ambei 81 d}6D1 3& No. We stern
winter red spot. 81 s2@i 32sc; July, 81 26g1 26's
August, 81 25aGl 23S: September, 81 23t1l 23is Oc
tober, 81 "a bid Corn-Southern higher; do Western
higher and firm southern white, el O3Gi OF: do yell
loN, Ole: Western Mixed spot e5bc July SIC asked;
August, 865S6pS7c; september, SS6DSSac Oats firm
and higher; Southern, 67d6sc Western white, 670
CSC do mixed, G6@G7c; Pennsylvania, 6Idetsc. Rye
steady at 75dSOc Hay firm prime choice Pennsyl-
mess pork, s22 5o&2a 5G bulk meats-shoulders and
clearrib sides, packed bnconshouders l2c;
olearrib sides l5tlc; hams l5sl0l6c. Lard rehned,.
l3,sc. Butter steady; Western packed HG2Oc
creamery, 23.7c. Eggs higher at 2lc. Coffee steady;
Rio cargoes, ordinary TO fair saa9Sc Sugar steady;
soft gsc Whisky shade better at 81 l6, Receipts
bushels; oats, go bushels, rye, none. shipments
Wheat, 93,s65 bushels; corn, $50 bushels Sales
Wheat Gs3,9l0 bushels; corn, 1906 bushels.
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DIED.

WILSON.-On July 10, at 1l:l5 q. m, JAMES PHILIP
WILSON, aged 6weeks and days youngest son of ].
7. and Emma +. Wilson.
Funeral from his parents residence. 59i Eighth
street sou heast at y, m June II. Friends and rel
atives are invited to attend. *FA
CARTER-on July 8. 1882, at 5:35 p. m, BENJAMIN
CARTER, aged Sc years.
His funeral will take place from his late residence
256 Shotts alley Tuesday, the 1ith instant, at
O'Clock p m thence TO St. Augustine Church. Friends
and relatives invited to attend.
STIER.-On July 10. FREDERICK POWER SITTER,
infant son of Ii. @. and Jennie l.. Stier, aged d
months
Funeral notice hereafter,
CARLISLE-on the evening of the 9th of July,
1882, JAMES VAUDEVILLE CARLISLE, JR., in the 27th
year of his
The funerai will take place from the residence OF
Mrs Carlisle so7 street northwest, on Tuesday, the
ilth instant, at p. m.
BARRY.-on Friday, July Z, isse. at $50 o'clock
HELEN GERTRUDE, daughter of NJ. J. and f. N
Barry at the residence OF her parents 2s2I III stree
northwest.
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MApALENA RosELLE, nooKKEEPER.
An IriahwOmnn who Keeps the Accounts
Of italian I.nb0rere.

number Of Italians employed by one OF the
contractors OF the Street. Cleaning Department
appeared before Mayor Grace yesterday and COM
plalned that Mr.. Murphy, the contractor by whom
they were employed, had not paid them their wages
for the last month Their complaint was made by
Madalena Roselle. n tall and handsome woman,
who spoke English huently, and informed Mayor
Grace that she acted as the bookkeeper of the men
who worked on the scows, that the men all had
families and needed the money that was due them.
Al, What part Of Italy do you come from" asked
81 never was in Italy at all ;" replied the woman.
am Irish, and learned Italian at school,"
Mayor Grace told her that the complaint OF the
men was Just one; that the contractor could have
his money at any time and that there was no rca-
son why the men should not be paid. Mrs. Rosello
then suggested that the men had been receiving
sl.5O per day, and she thought that they ought TO
receive 50 and employment for twenty -four days
in each month Themayor said that he would see
to 1t, that this was matter over which he had no
jurisdiction. The mayor then sent 70, the street.
cleaning department and ascertained that Contrac-
tor Murphy. had neglected to put in his pay rolls,
and that therefore they could not be signed until
Monday. The amount due the mon Is about
81 0O0.-NetO York World, Sunday
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SNOW WHITE BREAD

and beautiful Rolls and Biscultswil be guaranteed II
you use CERES, the celebrated Minnesota
Patent Process Flour which was awarded the
The National Fair Ia 1879 and again the
First Premium, IN the shape OF very handsomegold
medal, in 1850 and 1881. The mers claim that one
barrel OF Ceres Will turn out forty loayos more bread
than any otner flour in America. SrERLING'S
III. LOUIS FANCY. one of the most beautiful
Winter Wheat Patent Fours ever offered 10 the trade
1t Is by other Patent except Ceres and
will please Ina most exacting housakeeper and
satisfy the most instidious epicure. RELIANCE.
splendid Minnesota Patent Flour mado by
the celebrated Hungarian Process. 1t IS a
very cheap and beautiful Patent within tho reach
of all classes. and guarantee will give sAtlsIac
tion TO every one who VIII try II. GOLDEN HILL,
the old reliable standby and the Standard Family
Flour Of thu District and equal TO great many
called Patent iours. The millers or manufacturers
OF fGOlden Hill have spent about $40 0OJ IN remodeling
their mill, and have introduced the so celebrated
Roller system, and consequently Golden lil y not
only nlagniicent Family Flour, but Il is really y
patent -four with the great advantage that II can Ne
bought for considerably less money hana great many
Patent Process Hours not ner as white nor nntrt
tous IS Golden HILL FOR sale by all Grocers. Whole
sale Depot, conner First street and Indiana hveua
WEI. N. GALT ~ co., who are also the Sole
Wholesale Agents for the District OF IeckerA Cele
bTAted selfiAning Flour and 3uckwh,sv. IsSo
.ToBPRINrINo AT THE NATIONAL RRPuB
GicAN PRINTING BsrABIsHMENE GOOD
WORK AT REASONABLE rRIcEA
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JORoPosALs FOR BRUSSELS GARRETT.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY,

WASHISGTON, ID. O., July @, I8S2
Sealed proposals will be received at the United
States Treasury Department until l o'clock u. M,
SATURDAY, JULY q, 1851, for supplying I5OOj
yards more less, OF the best full five frame body
Brussels Carpet and Y oO yards more less OF the
best American Carpet Linn Z, for United tates pub
lie buildings be delivered at the Treasury Depart
ment, Washington ID. g., in such quantities and at
such lines may be required.
No bid will lie considered unless made by q manu-
facturer or regular dealer in carpets, and accom-.
panied by deposit of 900, United States money or
certified check for that amount, Al guarantee of
good faith.
contract entered into and bond given with not less
than suretes, In the penal sum OF $50 o. condi.
toned that terms OF contract shall be faithfully exc
cuied.
Bids must state tile price per yard, anu must be ac-
cOmpapied by sample of one and one-half yards OF
Carpet. with makers name marked thereon, and one
yard Of Carpet Lining specimens of the quality of
the goods proposed TO be furnished.
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
all bids parts Of any bid and TO waive all defects
Bids should be addressed 10 the Secretary of the
Treasury and lndorsed Proposals for Garnet and
Carpet Lining CUAS j. FOLGER,
3t-eOd Secretary.
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DISTRICT COURTS.

EQUITY COURT - JusrIE HAGNER. - Lafayette
VS.. Lafayette; divorce vino. mat granted. Thomas
VS.. Thomas; sale finally ratified, and reference
to auditor ordered. Jost vs. Jost; reference 10 au.
,itor ordered. Bemis VS.. Bemis; testimony be-
FIRE John Cruikshank ordered iaken. Baldwin
vs.. Grahamite Company; appearance of absent
file bill of review denied. Gebauer vs. KENNETH; !;
rule on defendant GeDaer. returnable July 20
granted. Rice VS.. Hancock, testimony before L.
ID. +. Brady; order taken. Ph@nix Mutual Life
Insurance. Company VS.. Grant; receiver ordered
to take pos ession. Adjourned till to-day at 10 80
a. m. Assgument-Nos. AZ, 43l 8, g. 10, II, H.
Ia. and l5
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ReconyenIpr OF ,he crand lazy.

When the criminal court convened yesterday
morning seventeen or the grand Jurors answered
10 their names. There being six vacancies, the
Marshal was ordered to summon that number OF
talesmen, and the others were dismissed until Il
o'clock TO give the Marshal time to bring In the
six men. At that time Judge Wylie said the gov,
ernmeut counsel had informed him they would
not be ready for the grand jury until Wednesday,
and they were accordingly dismissed until then
at 10 O'Clock, when the Marshal would bring in
the remaining jurors.
National Republican., 1882-07-11

NEW YORK, July lO.-Money loaned up from "a
per cent, and closed at per cent offered Exchang,
steady 4sItl for long and 1885, for short sight
Governments were unchanged. State bonds were
strong. Railroad bonds active and generally
higher. Transactions aggregated 10000 shares. In
GLIDING Central Paclhc 1890 Delaware LackawannG
and Western, 800 Denver Rio Grande, $780, Erie
5,4OO; Kansas and Texas. 1i5: Lake shore, 1890
Louisville and Nashville, 4S.OOG Michigan Central
500, Memphis aud Charleston, l,70g Missouri Pa
National Republican., 1882-07-11

THE Chief Clerk Of the New York City sherifTs
Office, Mr. John A. Love- thus speaks of st.
Jacobs Oil: AZ happen to be one who has been
cured by St Jacobs Oil, and think that the rem
tainly found 1t most pleasant and effective rem
edy and one which did for me what many others
failed to do-cure mo. 1 therefore have good
word for the Oil, whenever opportunity presents
itself. for consider Il q splendid remedY.n
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THE MASHER.
uyhniIsihat. notbor ~

"what Is that, motherT
masher. deari
You will always find Il standing here.
Posed on the corner of tho street
Proudly displaying It's tiny feet,
Twirllng Its little ten-cent cane
And Supplying lis tender brain
With the smoke OF n paper cigarette,
Don't touch II, dear, II was raised pet"
"wiil II bite. mother ?"
swell I should shout.
IT will bite free lunch for all thnt's out"
IS. II. j., for The Reptib,ied,
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PROPOSALS FOR A POLICE STATION.
OFFICE or THE INSPECTOR OF BUILDINus,
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA

WAsHINOTON, July Z, 1852
Sealed proposals will be received by the Commls.
slOners OF the District Of Columbia until NOON OF
TINE l2rH INSTANT, for building u Police Station
House.
Specifications aud information viii be furnished
and the plans may b0 seen, at this Oilice.
A deposit of $500 must accompany each proposal as
guarantee that the bidder, II successful, will enter
into contract with good aud sufficient bond, within
five days from date OF award
all bids.
ny order OF the Commissioner OF the plstrlct Of
Columbia. rHOS. Il. ENTWISLE,
lySSt Inspector Of Buildings,
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rVNHE GREAT
il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH WEST, AND SOJirUNyEs-,
- DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL rain, MAGNIFICENT EQJIPME Mt
In EEEEI = -'.i' ~

rVNHE GREAT
TO THE NoRTH, WEST, And Il iSVS SouTHwrsr.
sr,llt p9uBb,Ef TRAGK SPLENDID III SCENEhY.
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHiNGToN, from Station.
ror corner syth and streets as oiiews;
Of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars M S.sj a. m.
Gs froS ESst hns e m daily with sleeping Cars
7S0 p m. daily, with Palace Cars to Pittsourg Mai
BHTMoh 3 N HS SfT p5Msp 81 5PMts9pTg ana hS Vest
For Canandagua Rochester, Bnfialo. NIAGARA, % A.
IN. daily, xceptSunday with Parlnr Car from Uar-
na psbqrE s PSI p M daily except Saturday with Pai
For Williamsport, Lock Haven and ElmIra, at g.a)
"a, a. N daily, except sunday. a.. ~ ''''
and lCaj p; nj. Limited Express Of Pullman nj par
For a hTCapsh fhHsspa hsHnfny srn1nsy
Jersey City with boats OF Brooklyn mex, aford
iefragc across New York cIty. aSo'ahs double
For Philadelphla 500 M, l0So m, LOO, 400 esa
fha me5 % ,pre m on Sn Sunday 2 AR S9 and 1922
For Baltimore go. 500 DO 1890 a. m, and iso &aa
3 S ~ IN ~ 'g iS, SS9 o and nd. 1922 p m; on Sunday 500
For pope,s Creek Line 64o q. and i:i0p daily,
For annapolis, G4O a. m and $40 p M. daily, excep.
AI.EX 4NDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
VA ,MAf AMP \, "A ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alcxandria $40. 200. 90. llOO and Hes a. m.
99O Hoo and ii:25 n n and Soj D. M " '''S"
For Richmond and the South $3.50 and 25 n IN. daily
-, and 500 .. m. daily except sunday.
TrRipS leave Alexandria for Washington. 600. IN
''h, ana 1000 m: l2i0. 300 500 700. and 30 p.
M aud i2:OO midnight; on Sunday NJ 40, s:l9 aud
Tickets an Information ut the ONCE, northeast
ner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
and at the station. where orders be len for tho
- j. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Mannpar
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RnItImore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE. July l0.-Becf cattle-Market more
active tops unchanged quality considered; Others
Sahc higher; very best 7'4@9sc; first quality, OIS3
7lic; medium, 4A16c; ordinary, 3s0I4c; most of the
sales from 6tSGp7hc; receipts, 1ill head sales
S3G head Swine-Fair supply and moderate demand
receipts, 4,377 head quotations. l04C0i2c- The re-
ceipts Of sheep and lambs 4,i0l head quotations
sheep, 3lD5l4c; lambs, 5Cp7I4c
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pb,Ind.,p,,in Cattle Market,

WEST PHILADELPHIA, July Observation-Disclosures
active sales, $500 head; prime sSSc good 7s6sslc:
medium, 6ISC9TAc common, 56D6J4. Sheep-Nfarket
fair; sales l00U head prime, 5tad55ic; medium, 90
SIC; common, 4A64&c: cuts, 3a6uic; lambs 5GSl1c;
calves, 79s1sc. Hogs-Market active; sales, $3.50
head from IL lL1l2Lc
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clHc e,sOe New Jersey Central. 1890 New York Cen
trail, aSOO Northern Pacific, 33 o. Pacific Mail ~.
100 Reading, 1900 81. Paul, 10 400; ST. Paul and
Omaha, 25.ovo: rexas Pacific, 2l,ioG Union Pacific,
1900 Wabash Pacific, lG,TG Western Union. 1870;
Oregon and Transcontinentnl, 5000, Norfolk and
Western preferred, 2,20G Nashville, Chattanooga and
ST. Louis, 1900 East Tennessee, $500; New York,
Chicago and St Louis 7,i0D.
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MARRIED..

McLAUGULTN-YOE.-At the residence of MFR.
A. L. Barber, LeDroit Park, July 6, by the Rev Dr.
Shiras WILLIAM j. McLAUGTLIN and ELLA ID.
YoE both of this city. No cards.
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FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
WE VIRGINIA. MIDLAND nA1LwAY.
THE TRUNK LINE no THE WEST AND
SOUTHWEST.


SOUTHWEST.
schedule in effect May H. 1852
UlO n ms-New Orleans Mail, daily, making cIozs
connections TO all points South and Southwest.
WIN lullinnn Sleeping Cars from Washington viz
DMyille 70 Atlanta and Atlanta to New Orleans:
his9 Mhnshiington TO New Orleans via LynchbuEg
SEQ m.Louisvllle Fast Line daily via charlo,tc.-
vile, Hnniing,on and Lexington, 10 Cincinnati.
direct connections. aud with solid train and P1iIi.
40, man Sleeping Cars, Washington to Louisville.
Sunday. for Warrenton aud rned inte sta 10 ~
Reiurning, arrives in Washington At 1U9O a. m,
1923 r. southern Mail and Express. daily, 70 ali
points south, southeast, md Southwest, via N ,u-
vile and Charlotte, with Pullman sleeping cars.
Washington to Charleston, and Washington 10
ror Mhi.e ni ,,ai sulphur Springs, r,,,,.,.
TRAIN daily, except sunday. For Wnrronton take
go .,lo n I'm m train daily and I'D p. M train daily
For tickets and all information. inquire nt Com.
p%anSS % ofce Ooi PennsylyaMnia q ayenne; Of at Union
81. SLAUGHTER, A. q. p. A. i''' AGENT
n. POPE, General Passenger Agent. juls
TJNHE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD,
u lNEw BROAD uAUUE ROUTED
Between PHILADELPHIA A and ALTA NTIC CITYt
Passenger Coaches and PaTlor Cars Qn which the
-, Chnrge Tor sent has been reduced TO 25 oentsl
THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN OO MfNUTES
Passengers from Washington Will take the trough
Trains of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad 10
Ihlladelphln and arrive at the Broad street
station ofthe Pennsylvania Railrond. where Uuion
Ton O. the West Jersey Railroad at foot Of Marke.
For through tickets, baggage checks and ni lnfor.
nation apply follows: Northeast corner Thlr.
teenth street and Pennsylvania avenues Station RAJ.
tmore and potomac Railroad, corner Sixth ana u
streets; GlVfennsylvania avenue; 1851 Ponnsyva
FRANK THOMSON, JR woop
SenerMn Manager General Passenger Ag't
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uixbly Est..n,.a.

The youthful color and a rich luster are restored
10 faded or gray hair by the use OF Parker's Hair
Balsan, harmless dressing highly esteemed for
its perfume and purity.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stock and Rond Quotntions-Ncw York
and baltimore Produce NInrEcis

The following report of the financial market yeser-
day, together with opening, highest, lowest and clos
ing quotations, furnished by the clearinghouse Of
ii. d. Cooke, Jr.. & Co.. 1i29 ST.. Washington d. O.:
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision Market
furnished by Cooke q Co., Pa. ave and Fifteenth ST..
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suBrRKAsuBY BALANCEs.
Coin -..-.. $50 $780, 100 81 Currency s5,006s96 81
Baltimore stock board.
BALTIMORE. July iO-virginla o., consolidated, SIX.
do. second SERIES Ss past due coupons 5s; Oios,
42A bid to-day.
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Peremptory Sale at Public Auc.
finn
United States NIarshal's Sale.

BY virtue Of writ OF execution, issued out OF the
Clerks Oiiice OF the supreme Court oil the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell ~ public
sale, for cash. at No vi street nor Invest UP stairs
Washington. y. C., on THURSDAY, THE l3TH
DAY OF JULY, 1884, Mt II o'clock M, all the right
title claim, aud interest of the defendants in and to
the following described property to VII, one lot Of
gas and steam pipe. two signs. and lot of lumber.
Attached us the property OF Henry NJ. Dexter and
Alon50 =. CArman trading Dexter q Co., to satisfy
claim OF ofWam +. Hook, In cause No. 23,0i ut law
and condemned for that purpose by order Of court
made In said cause May 8, lss2 g. f. HENRY,
THos. DowLINo, Auctioneef.
July l. 1852 jy3-td
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EnlIreIx anli.mrlnrx.

Ladies' Wishing perfume that com bines novelty,
delicacy, and richness 6nd Floreston Cologne en-
lircly Satisfactory.
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THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER,
STEEL RAILsi
A. ST. "sfss! Lave w8sRfNGToN L. is
tSo ch,cSo n,nsS SnSlnnaii 9nd 81 Louis Fast Ex-
5:co Baltimore, EIiicott City, and Way stations.
$50 Bq!!,mSrs AV%RreS5IIs and Way SamSns
$40. roint OF Rocks and Way atlons.
S:l'. Philadelphia, New York, and Boston Express
$40 saanson oaas ani Y Sasy Hsy 70.
lia a;eTstown and at Point Of Rocks for Fred
1900 Baltimore, ,Hyatt;vile, and Laurel Exprsa
Stops at n BenISviiie nN Annapolis Junction, Jes.
1000. Pa tmore Express Stops at Hyattsvlle and
tlO:4o Pit burg. Chicago Cincinnati. and st. Louis
Express. Sleeping cars to Cincinnati and
LILO Baltimore, Ellicott City. Annapolis and Way
tl:25 on sunday only for Baltimore and Way,
t5;0O Baltimore Philadelphia, and New York Ex.
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations. (wlnchcster,
Frederick, Haserstown, and Way fla Re.
400 Baltimore, Hyattsyille, and Laurel Express
FredeGriek via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
t44o niitimere, 4 annapolis. and Way Stations.
ti:ij Point Of Rocks, Frederick, HagerstOwn, VIM
Point of Rocks and Way Stations only.)
t5:45. Baltimore Express. (Martnsbirg aud Way,yia
Relay. stops ut Hyettsvile and LapTelI
Cos. Point OF Rocks ana Way Stations
t7:0O. Bnltln ore aud Way Stations
1870 Ptttsburg, Cleveland, and Detroit Express
Sleeping Cars to Pittsburg.
G10 Baltimore Express.
1855 Philadelphia, New York, and Boston Express
~ Sleeping tars 10 New YORK.
tlOlO. Chicago Cincinnati, and ST. Louis Express.
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, 81. Louis, and
ChiCaso
1l:90 Baltimore and Way Stations.
tDaily. tSundays only. other trains daily, exceII
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop ut Relay Station
For further Information apply nj the baltimore aud
Ohio Ticket Offices: Washington Station, $40 and 1874
Pennsylvania avenue, C irner of Fourteenth street,
whore orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
and received ut any point in the city.
WIN. CLEMEN
Master of Transportation, baltimore.
q. n. LORD,
General Passenger Agent, II utimUre.