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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. June 2s.-virginis &c. consos. 50:
do. second SERIES "a: do. past due coupons co;
do new tel, ioraes, 4sh bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, June 23.-Cofton frner-middiing
12A. Flour quiet-Howard street and western super
9. 25a4. 90: do. extra, 2sa550 do. family, 5.75a
100 city mills super, 25a4 90; do extra SIS;
DO: Rio brands. 7.2sa7.33: Baltimore high grade
family, 7.f5; do. winter wheat patent IS. Wheat
southern easier western higher southern red, lisa
LIS do amber, 1. 3Sa1 40: No. western winter red
spot. 139kal. 394; June. 39Aa1. 39z July, l22aa
G22k; August. 117ka1. 10; September. l7sa1. IT'S
southern white. 90; do yellow ssass western mixed
sly: Oats quiet and about stead, southern. 62ao4
western white, 62a64: do. mixed 6la62 Pennsy 81
a64 Rye quiet and nominslly So Hay quiet and e.ser
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland: Is. ooa
Is 90. Provisions Quiet-mess pork 90 15a22. %.
Bulk meass-shoIlaers and clear NIB sdes packed. lo
al31 Bacon-shoulders. I'm; clear rib sides IA 4.
Hams 15hals. tsrd-refned. 10. Butter quiet and
easier. l6al7. Petroleum quist-refined. 7a7Is Coffee
hrm-Rio cargoes ordinary to fair sa9a Sugar quiet
and easier-A soft 95s: copper refined quiet 1sAal3
Whisky quiet lie. Freishss Liverpool per steamer
duH-cotton. 3-I6a4d.; -four. Is per barrel; grain.
n1 Nc Ui Sd Rsceps ao III barrels wheat
rye. none. Shipments-Wheat 25. SCI bushels; corn,
1.7l9 bushels. Sales-wheat, 244 OBS bushels corn,
19, SS1 bushels,
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WALL Strece TO.dav.

NEW YORK. June 23.-The Posts financial article
has been strong, and prices as net result OF the
fluctuations up to one O'Clock are Aa1S higher for
the active, and 4a2% for the inactive, the latter
Ohio and Mississippi, which has advanced to 33si
and Long Island to S. The strongest OF the active
stocks has been Louisville, which has advanced TO
697s. Denver and Rio Grande has been a feature
and has been exceptionally weak since the early
transactions. the price having fallen TO $50,
mainly on the decrease in the earnings The
Vanderbilt stocks and OF the Gould stocks, Kansas
and Texas, and Texas and Pacific have been
notably strong. Northern Pacific, Northwest, St
Paul and Western Union Telegraph have been
firm. The coal stocks, while strong. are not as
much so as yesterday. Railroad bonds are Aa1z
higher. State bonds are dull Government bonds
are firm and - higher for extended Is. The
money market is easy at YAK for call loans; 4a5
per cent for time loans on stocks and at per cent
for time loans on US. bonds
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IL PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
DOlELE IEACh. SPLENDID SCENERY,
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT FCUIPNFNT

TO THE NoRTH. WEST sSii AND f9 s5GTHwEsr.
sTE frrra4 ia IT,
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER
TOr Pittiurr and the Wet Chcseo limited Express
of Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars at $50 m,
Cars from Harrisbllrs to Cincinnati Western Ex
bs5. Maf Express. 80 p. M. daily for pittsbHrg
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
y saDdas @ BPP naF s 4
bur t. S1s l1 go p m daily except satur
Fer Wiii1msport Lock Haven. and Elmra at 80 a.
m. daily. except sunday.
4:2o 8. jf ana 1870 p m on sunday 40 $50
and 10 20 s.; m. Limited Express Of Pullman Par.
For BfooE7 NY ali through Ha trims onSec, a. Je
seq City with boats OF Brooklyn Annex. affording
ifsn rds New to f Yors cy avoiding double
Tor bhLsde Ihla 500 am. 1880 AM. 80. 400.
ia NJ Rted EsSrs ssnaas a ssS .na
Tor s. s5 80 s &c. Sss a sd 100 and is g.
seiI9sy 800. $50 an, 400. GEO. 1880. $50.
For Pores Creek Line. $40 and 4:4o p daily
For annsso:is. $40 and $40 pm. daily. e1cep.
ALExANpEIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY ASD ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Aexandria ESQ., TOO. go. II 90 and l25 m.
4:2o. 500. $40, 500 and II so pm On Sunday
For 8 .;s a aaa the South ,; $50 AID 4
ss 81 and 900 =; % sS. Zoo s:ee and
SIS an, and 800 midasei and o. y Sunday s.
Tickets and information az the Office northeast corner
g sa Tss Sr sna cam = M IA @ and at he
gage to destination from hotels ana residences
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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1T. COLDwEII. Amc net = S'i'
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

Under and by virtue of decree Of the Supremetcs:
Court of the District Of Coumbi3 passed May 90 ss3
1873 in cause No. 2. $50. of the Equity dockets Of
sae At pubic auction In front q the premises the
2. NJ. part Of lot a. IN square 534, Washington city
D. c.. beginning on the west line Of said lot at point
~ feet inches north from its southwest thence
east 40 feet inches thence north ~ feet inches to an
alley thence west - feet inches thence south ~
inches to the beginning
Terms of SALE prescribed by the decree: One third
Of the purchase money in cash. balance in three equal
instalments in Six twelve and eighteen months with
interest from the day Of sale and the payment thereof
the purchaser fail to comply with said terms within
week from the day of sale the trustees the right
TO resell the property at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser after two days. notice In The Evening
Star newspaper A deposit OF S25 tina property sold
viii be required at the sale. All conveyancing af pur-
JOHN F. HANNA.
JAMES u. JOHNSTON, 11ustees.
3el9 %, 81, so Webster Law Binding
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DIED..

DIED.
BAILEY. On Thursday. June 22d. 1882 ELIZA.
BETH ANN BAILEY, in the ffty-irst year Of hei
age.
Funeral win take place from her late residence No.
ITO street between lltl and 18th southeast
day, June 25th at O'Clock pm.
BURCH. On Friday morning. June 23d, 1882 at
ocIock, at Woodyille, Prince George Co., Nd ISABEL
BCRCH, aged sixty-three wears.
Her funeral will take place from 81. Mary's church,
byantown, Nd, Tomorrow, Saturday.
LYDDANE. On Thursday, June 22c, 1884, at 10
pm, LAWRENCE OTTO LYDDANE, only son of
Thomas o. and Mary E. Lyddane, aged / year 10
months and 10 days.
Thou hast left us oh, how sooni
Thy life had hardly reached It's noon.
Thy joys Of life had Just begun,
When 10! we see thy setting sun.
Thou hast left US, but above
Loved ones viii Irvine thy wreath OF loee.
Removed from earth. from pain set free
Our loss has AL been gain to thee.
Funeral from parents residence 80 9th north.
west Saturday, oath inst at 4 O'clock Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited to attend
SANDSTRUM. On June 22d, 1882, ANNIE. be-
loved child of William and Norah OBrien Ssndstrln.
aged seven months and seven days.
Fold her robes about her still FORM
Press her cold lips that kisses cam Vt warm:
Tearirops that foil on her beautiful head
Fond hearts are weeping for our darling is dead.
By HER MOTHER.
Funeral viii take place Saturday afternoon three
O'clock from residence Of PARENTS No. 4i9 New Jersey
avenue southeast.
THARP. On June g. 1882 ct 1 80 D. m LII.LTH
MAY. daughter of James and Elizabeth Tharp, ssed
ten months and twenty -four days
$50 sixth street northwest. tomorrow. at O'Clock
y.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

By virtue Of 9 deed Of trust recorded In LiberAsa
g. and ct the request Of the parties secured there
by. viii cell Ct public auction; in front Of the premi
O'CLOCK L PM Let 4 IN Peter Betty ThIeckeld and
the north side Of Prospect avenue. Fayete street
with the improvements and appustenanees. (No. $500
Prospect avenue.)
Terms prescribed by the deed trust a. Gao ls In
cash. Of which 500 % bs paid st time Of sale balance
property sold. With interest," An coAveyancng q pur-
days after Gala resale win Be- hsd Altar dve daye no.
doe at hs cost and risk Other terns az eale can be
agreed on ct sn1A.
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rHo,lAs BOWLING. Aue.ionesr.

ThUsTEE's SALE OF IMPRoyED REM. ESTATE
lRS virtue s Of deed Of trust duly recorded in
the District Of Columbia, and ct the request Of the
party secured thereby, the undersigned will sell al pub
THE Third DAY OF JULY, 1850, AT SIX O'CLOCK
q; the warehouse lot wharf and E.s1ist. q the
scribed as follows Regnning 4 said corner and run
to the dividing wall between the warehouse ON the
prem sss herein described and the warehouse next adj
tacent thereto the west thence south 10 the chanel
Of the Potomac river. thence east rerael with said
Water street 70 intersect the west ine Of High street.
wsrdly to the place Of beginning, with tbs improve
ments rights and sppurtenancee 70 1he came belong
ing.
Terms q sale: Qne-third cash; balssce IN az snd
twelve onh with interest 10 be secured hy deed az
trust on the pFeises sold; 500 to be paid In cas st
the tne OF see All Conyeyancing 1t purchneers cost
Ave days, resse win be had It hs cost and sk aftsr
isai-dSi G7LLIAM a. GORDON. Js.. Trustee.
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The New Work Strixcr~

NEW YORK. June 23-The strike OF the freight
handlers along the North and East river fronts
continues without any material change, and the
blockade In the streets surrounding the depots
where the men struck still exists. Trucks, with
their loads, waited all night at the depots so to
discharge their contents this morning. At noon
to-day many OF these truckmen were still waiting
patiently TO unload. At none Of the depots where
ing or delivering freight being done. with the
single exception Of the New Jersey Central depot
at piers IL, ID and a. North river. Here business
Is progressing very favorably, a large number OF
the old hands being at work experimenting the
green men.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

SALE OF FINE PROPERTY ON THIRD STREET
BETWEEN AND D STREETS SOUTHEAST,
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON JUNE sEvEN-&
IEENTH at SIX O'CLOCK, we viii sell. in front ;s:5
Of the premises Lot &c. square 763 fronting So feet
50 inches, and running back 100 feet to large alley
north and south, improved by buildings now used as
stables for the ''Herdic PhaetOn Co."
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months Notes to bear Elk Per cent interest and to be
secured by deed of trust premises deposit of 500
required ct SALE Convey ancng and recording ut pur-
chasers cost Terms to be complied with in ten days
otherwise re- sale.
jel0d&ts p. B. STILSON, Attorney.
cETHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY. TWENTY-FOURTH INSTANT, came
hour and place.
je19-dSds P. B. STILSON Attorney.
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nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN Az
" ths best 90 Ii JUsTH's Old Stand known for years
the only place where frst-cass SECONDHAND
CLOTHING can be sold at respectable prices Adfress
call 1t yUSTHS Old Stand. No. GIG street between
9Th and 71h Streets northwest Branch Store No 4O8
9th sBeek between d and streets northwest Nh
Go1e ~ nnd promptly attended To- maEN
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlGglanS to Tl4 Star.

FIR

PHILADELPHIA, June 23-Extraordinary prepara-
tons are being made by the Masonic fraternity
for the celebration tomorrow, St Johns Day, In
commemoration OF the 150th anniversary OF the
organization u the Grand Lodge OF Masonry OF
Pennsylvania The ceremonies will embrace three
important features-a rarade. Ceremonies in the
Grand Lodge room In the Masonic Temple. and
exercises in the Academy OF Music. Members OF
sion.
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ANTHONY HYDE
jsl5-d&ds CHRISTOPHER n THOMS TRusse'
(yhANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
~ ON SIXTH STREET. BETWEEN AND

NOhTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia pa4sed Septen
her q. 1881; in cause No SOL q the EQUITY
offer Tor sale public auction in front Of the premises
on the TWENTY-NINTa DAY OF JUNE, 1882, at SIX
O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following described parts OF Lot
il, in square 453, Washington city, d, c.:
First That part of said Lot beginning at point on
9th street 35 feet6 inches south from the northeast
Of said square and running thence south IL inches;
thence west 70 feet to alley thence north with said
alley II feet inches; thence east 70 feet the begin
ming, improved with two story frame house.
Second Immediately thereafter the trustee win
oer Tor sale the following part OF said lot 49, in said
square 49, beginning ut point 9th street At feet
inches south from the northeast of said
and running thence south 10 feet nches thence west
Is feet thence north u feet inches thence east rs
feet to the point OF beginning. improved with two
story frame house.
Terms of sale prescribed by the Decree are one
fourth cash. and the balance in four equal
in six twelve eighteen and four months from
the day OF sale with interest per cent ann,n
cash at the option Of The purchaser the purchaser
from the day Of sale the trustee reserves the right
ing purchaser after days notice in the Evening Star
CURED at the time OF sale. AL conveyancing at pur
chasers cost.
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Webster Law Building.
THOS E. WAGGAAIAN. Auctioneer. 3eI9-eoXds
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TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED REAL ES-
Il TATE AT AUCTION, FRONTING ON NORTH
STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS EAST AND ON SECOND STREET.
IJ,HoMAs BOWLING, Aucsionee

AND FiFTEENfH sTkEETs NORTHEAST. -
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 20tn day of
june, A. D. 1877. and recorded in Liber No. $685. 3
folio 265. OF the land records Of the District Of ~
wiz sen Z, pubic agctiec in front Of the premises
JUNE. 1882. at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK P. N,
that certain piece parcel Of land in the city of Wash
numbered thirty (3D. in NJ. NJ. Rohrer's recorded
subdivision Of part Of square numbered ten hundred
ments thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, at time of sale the
residue in two equal insallments secured by pur-
chasers notes. satisfactorily secured, payable respec
Trustee the right to resell at risk and cost of
purchaser should the above terms not be complied with
within five days from time of sale.
je13-d&ds j. c. HEISTON, Trustee
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucsioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON SOUTH SIDE OF LOUISE
ANA AVENUE. BETWEEN HALF
AND SIXTH STREETS NORTEWEST; LOT 25x
145x150 TO 30-FEET ALLEY; IMPROVEMENTS
FOUR-STORY BRICK DWELLING.
By virtue of deed of trust dated August It'll a..
A. d. 1879 and duly recorded in Liber No. 918 S4:a
foiio 454 ct seq. Of the Land Records for
District Of Columbia and at the request sf the rarity
secured thereby we Will sell at PUBLIC auction front
OF the premises, on SATURDAY, JULY FIRST, 1882
at HALF-PAST FIVE p NJ. the following Real Estate
situated in the city Of Washington in said District and
known upon the public ground plan plat of said city
as the eastern Is feet fronting Louisiana avenue by the
full depth thereof OF Lot No. Is. In square No. AGO.
together with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF SALE Oneth cash. of which $3.50 must be
paid at time OF SALE balance in six twelve and eighteen
months. in equal payments to be secured by pur-
chasers notes. bearing interest from day OF SALE
decd Of trust property sold all cash. at option
purchaser Conveyancing and recording at
cost. Terms OF sale to be comp with in seven days
else reserve right resell at risk and cost Of
defaultlng purchaser.
GEO. II. B. WHITE. r,.o,,
5e2Odtdbs VIM. f. HOLTZMAN,S Ahu''1oS"
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The District i'm Congress.

Ine District IN Congress.
ITEMS OF DISTRICT INTEREST In THE sUNDRY CIVIL
The following items Of interest to the District
are in the sundry civil appropriation bill: For
the improvement of the White House grounds,
$4,000; Lafayette square, $1,000; Monument
grounds, 81 coo; iron fences $780, painting fences
and lamp-posts, 1906 care OF fountains, $1,000;
for improving various reservations, sf5, 600;
Smithsonian grounds, 5000: for commencing
improvement OF reservation numbered IL and site
OF old canal, 1000; paving roadways north front
OF the White House, $1,000; refurnishing White
House, $4,000; Botanic gardens, $7,150; War; State
and Navy department building, north wing,
100000; west and center wings, $3.50, 000
Other items in the bill are, $4,000 for the observa
ton Of the transit OF Venus; $40 600 for the Capt.
toll extension; $4,000 for improving the Capitol
grounds; annual repairs to the City Hall, slO0O;
Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb,
$1,000; Columbia Institution for Women, $4,000;
Howard university, $4,000; for repair OF building,
$1,000; Freedman's hospital, $i6,S National Mu-
scum, $4,000
An item tn the bill relieves j. W. Thompson. II.
A. Willard and John A. j. Cresswell OF payment
for damages to the Museum building during the
Inauguration OF President Garfield OF s616.2s as
SeSSed against them by board OF survey.
For commencing the construction OF the building
for new naval observatory $25, 900 Is appropria-
ted, and for the Washington navy yard $3.50.
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All the members OF the Cabinet were present q
the meeting today. The subject OF respitlng
Guiteau was the main topic OF discussion,
but what course the President would pursue
was not decided upon. The secretary
or the Treasury reported the complaint
nom the Chinese consul at san Francisco.
that Chinese immigrants were not allowed 20
land On account OF smallpox. but ~ was consid-
ered matter for the local authorities or for the
national board OF health.
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HE ASKS HIN FoR A RESPITE UNTIL OCTOBER
After Cabinet meeting to-day the President sent
for MI Charles II. Reed, and granted him an In
terview for the purpose Of making the request that
the respite OF Guiteau should be made long enough
for him CReed) to argue the question OF jurisdic
ton before the supreme Court at its next term In
the early part OF October.
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baltimore Il OHIO RAILROAD
~ THE MODEL. FAST AND THE GNIyyTNs

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
~ The IL M9pEL TIA last AMP THE i ONLY LINE
VIA WAsHINGIoS;1 poTBLE TRACK
AN o iFAVk R Nhh ESsH issz
slseIlas, Cars 10 CINCINNATI 81. Louis and Chicago.
+s9esa EIieS;t G;ty and Way Stations
t50-Bs tinore. annapolis AID Way Piedmont strss-
bur. Min "a HsSsrssawn and Way. via kelsS0
s new s;s9ih AND BOSTON
s:io-s:an:on ana valley kxrress, connects for Ha
a. gerst2wn and 4. Point Of Rocks for Frederick
STOPS ct Belts vile. Annapolis Junction. Jessup's
BhIR 2P R sSfas se ssv at a. sS,sn
ss6HTF Chic ago. Cincinnati and St Louis
P.M.-12:l0- Baltimore. Elcot. CITY AnnapoIis WAY
ssssy SRl{ E Fl haI;lmOre and Way
fS;SSo-EAltinore. Phadeiphia and \: Y. Express
ee snd WAY @sS &c Fred
4:aoLBeltm9re Hya.ssyillo Laurel Express. Gred,
EiS s
h:45--Poia. Of Rocks. Frederick. AaseSstown. Win
chester aud Way Stations CON Sunday to Point Of
S.Tdz axrsES srtins1rs and
e Eeeks and W 8 stsfons anu Larei'
z :oo 90 I5sl.! .1r and Way stations:
fphss sIssS Sba Csr P,,, and DETROIT
s:1o-BMTIMoRE EtxPRE sas y i'''''u's'
.ExPREss. Sleeping Cars to New YORK -'''i 0-'
f1e:Io-Chieaxo Cincinnati and st. Louis Express
mo hNp Way r s dGri sSS Chicago
fDaily Sunday only Other trains daily except Sunday
p sg at at as s .STs
Ohio Ticket Offices. Washington station GIG and 1851
VII be taken for baggage to be checked and received at
G. X. LORD, Gen. Passenger Agent, BALTIC.
wM. CLEMENTS. Master OF Trans. Bato. myg
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ENLISTMENT or ISpIASs-The Commissioner 4

NNlasINhNf VI INbIANS-The OotnIlls>ionef on
Indian Affairs viii to-day send a communication
TO the Secretary OF the Interior with regard 60 thu
matter OF the enlistment or Indians as soldiers In
the army. In the communication the commits
soner Will recommend that the War department
be reqnested-if IL enlisted Indians as soldiers
not 10 enlist them for shorter term OF service
than four years, or for such length OF time as
white men are enlisted.
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CHARLES w. HANDY, Real Estate Broker
CHANCERY SALE AT AUCTION OF DESIRABLE
DWELLING AND BUILDING LOT ADJOIN-
ING, LOCATED ON THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF THIRD AND STREETS NORTH


ING, LOCATED ON THE NORTHWEST
WEST.
By virtue Of certain DEGREES passed by the su- ~,
preme Court of the District of Columbia in the f:
cause Of Wiley ct a. vs. Jones ct sl No 1873 aa
81 Sfx the premises n On M0 MO- THE TWENIY
lot and the south halt Of lot OF Todd and Peppers
Of lot Of their subdivision Of square 5
fronting 40 feet and inches Third street west by
sS feet on street north e IN alley 4 fee, inches
the thereon consisting in substantial
which built Of brick containing rooms
ana DrleR carriage house In the rear The
will be offered in separate parcels.
Terms: One fourth cash the day of sale or within
seven days thereafter the residue in three equal In
sale. with sig per cent interest payable quarterly,
satisfactory policy Of insurance on the improvements
Right to resell at risk and cost Of defaung purchaser
reserved if terms be not complied with within seven
days from the day Of sale. All conveyancng at pur-
chasers cost 800 deposit acceptance Of each bid
EUGENE CARUSI.
40 Louisiana avenue NV. nr-,,,x..,
JAMES s. EDWARDS, Arus'eeS.
sos d street NV.
J. r. COI.DWET.I. Aucf al
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FRANKFORT, KY, June sa-Among those who
protested conversion at a meeting held by the
Mountain Evangelist" Rev Geo. o. Barnes, at
burn 1t is understood Gov. Blackburn viii unite
with the Protestant Episcopal church in Louisville
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John SHERMAN CO.,
q Real Estate Auctioneers
st. Cloud Building
We will offer for sale at public auction: in front1s
OF the premises, on FRIDAY the TWENTY-THIRDs ::5
INSTANT, at SIX O'CLOCK. Premises 826 9th xsA
street northwest having front 81 feet inches by
depth Of IS feet, improved by two-story and base
ment brick dwelling.
This is desirable business location,
Terms made known at time of sale. deposit of 800
required.
je17-dGds w. Nj. SMITH. Salesman.
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.
SECURIfY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY
~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.

OAFE DEHOSII CO.
SECURITY FROM Loss BY BURGLARY,
~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
The NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Of Washington.
In its own Building.
CoRSKR 18TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE-
PERPETUAL Charter Act Of Congress January 32d 1867
The a.nv % ss: IN <: S9 CO.,
Proof Vaults at prices varying from IS TO $50 per year
Joining Vaults. provided for Safe Renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BIZ THE sARaENr
TIME-LOCK.
SECURITIES AND yALUABLES Of every descrip-
ton, including BONDS and STOCKS, PLATE JEW-
ELRY, DEEDS, &c. taken for SAFE-KEEPJNG. on
SPECIAL GUARANTEE ct the Lowest Rates. -
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER President
GHAKLES q GLOVER. Of Riggs 4 Co.. Vice President
JOHN CASSElS, Treasurer.
ALBERT i. STURTEVANTs Secretary.
@. =. Nymah Asst 6ecy.
DnxCToHS:
!ehn Go. Henry A. WiIlard
1ohm q. P1xkA m2-3m
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The Army Worm.

WILMINGTON, DEL, June 9.-The army worm
has appeared in this locality, and is doing some
damage to corn, though wheat is out OF its reach
Reports from various points on the peninsula are
to the same effect