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National Republican., 1882-07-01
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Current Trnnsartions at tho various Dis
trIct Offices.

The President yesterday Transmitted to the
Commissioners the District appropriation bill for
their views, and the Commissioners returned 1t
without any suggestion.
The Commissioners have suspended the law In
relation to dog licenses until the 10Th of July to
give persons owning or keeping such animals
time to pay their licenses and obtain the required
tags.
Tho Building Inspector has condemned the
west wall of house 43l M street northwest owned
by Ellen Gallagher, aud the wall on the east side
Of house 433 NJ street, the property of w. S.
Ballard.
Complaint has been made to the Commissioners
of the wretched class of colored people who FIRE.
quent the place on Seventh, near Boundary streets
known rs Kicks Park, and of the character of the
house kept there.
The Commissioners yesterday received from tho
Senate District Committee House bills No. 6.625,
"To authorize the Washington and Atlantic Rail
road Company to extend railroad into and
within the District of Columbia" No. $685. "Tc
authorize the Washington and Point Lookout
Railroad Company to extend railroad into and
within the District of Columbian" No. 6G27, "TC
authorize the establishment of free public high
way In the District of Columbia" and No. 1856
" To provide for the suspension of collection o.
special assessments in the District of Columbia
until the improvements which such assessments
were nude TO pay for are fully completed" with a
request for the views of the Commissioners upon
their merits, necessities, &c.
number of discharges were made by the Com
missioners yesterday, the unfortunates being those
who are not provided for in the appropriation for
the fiscal year, which commences to-day.
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nartImore GcnernI ,rarnet.

BALTIMORE, June So.-cotton higher and firm ;
middling, l2iic Flour dull Howard street and
Western superfne s. 25@4 90; do extra ~ 2515 e5:
do family IS 5OG6 75: City Mills superfne, &S 254 OO
do extra, q $50 55 do Rio brands, 81 25GD7 81 Batl-
more high grade family, 81 70; do winter wheat,
patent, IS 25. Wheat-Southern opened higher and
closed lower and quiet; Western higher for spot and
options steady; southern red, 81 S5gl 49, do amber
81 1901 40 No. Western winter req, spot and June
81 IS sales aud 81 55 bid; July, 81 23gl 23S August
81 lsls11 ISL: September 81 l7Jsgl Is. Corn-Soul
ern scarce and firm; do Western steady; Southern
white. 9ic do yellow. nominally SIC: Western mixed
spot and June, size asked July Sl6as1ac; August
63J66gsS5so. Oats dull and easy: southern, 59962c
Western white, 6lGlg2c; do mixed, 5sD59c PennsyI-
vania, 59d1G2c Rye dun and nomlnally at soc. HAY
quiet prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and Maryland
SIS OO4l6 Ol Provisions very firm and tending up
ward; hess pork, s2l 6Og22 IS; bulk meas-shoulders
and cear-rb sides, packed, l0A Gl3Alc; bacon-shOu
ders ll5sc; cear-rib sde, 15c; hams. l5js6DlBc lard
refined, l2'lc. Butter quiet; Western packed, ila
2Oc; creamery, 22GD2jc. Eggs In good demand and
higher at lsc Coflee dull and nominal; Rio cargOes
ordinary TO fair Sg914c. Sugar steady; son, 9t6c.
Whisky quiet at 81 10. Recepts-Flour, 1925 barrels
wheat 1880 bushels; corn. 2s27 bushels; oats none;
rye, none sales-Wheat. 393.7i5 bushels; corn l7I-
$50 bushels. shipments None.
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WEST WASHINGTON.

the fishing season report tconcerning the
I Of the water at Great Falls will be pub
ch day, as furnished by the Washington
Office, Georgetown, using the following
leasurement: Very turbid, o to s; turbid
lightly turbid, 10 to %; clear, % to So
Of the water, Friday, June 9O--At
Is, Sc; at receiving reservoir, SO; at dis.
reservoir. SO.
p July Saturday. 7:43 a. m. and s:IC
2(Sunday) $3.50 a. m. and s :57 p. m,
lamps lighted until Monday night.
I'D, 40 years OF age, residing ut 20GC
b street, has been sent to the hos
nre again being made by persons
Ffiyer for pleasure about The free and
-with which boys and meu take their
Is from the Virginia shore. all along
between the Aqueduct bridge and
Lman's temperance cafe.
cement of the death Of one of George
zens and native of this place, Cap.
4gO'Donohue, medical storekeeper,
army, who died in New York, on
LIS made.
Robert ]. Jordan aud their two
last night for Long Branch. Their
ho Is now visiting In West Virginia,
at the sea shore about the 10th In
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rHE srAR-RourE rRlALs.
slim Attendance and but Little Progress
Mnan KnntowA,z

Made Yesterday.
But few besides those interested In the case were
present in the criminal court yesterday at the re.
sumption OF the star-r route trials Route 3S113,
from Rawlings to White River let to John w. Dor.
sey for 81 200 per annum, was taken up. The con-
ttnct called for ono trip per week. on A schedules
OF los hours. George NJ. Sweeney, OF the contract
Office OF the Post Office Department identified the
papers connected W ith the route Charles +. Per-
kins, OF California, testified that he carried the
mail on this route six years, and subsequently
made sub-conlract with Dorsey, through NJ. G.
Rerdell. Mr.. Bliss then put In evidence from the
fles of tho department this letter, which had been
filled up so as to cad three men and six animals
for the old schedule, and eleven men and twenty
four animals for the expedited schedule. A blank
petition, headed United States Senate, and signed
denco,
ASKING THAT THE PETITION re SIGNED As IT WAS.
Amer recess Joseph d. Adams, OF Meeker, Col,
military post trader at that place, testified to re-
ceiving petition from Rerdell, on which TO get
signatures asking for increased service on the
rDnte, and could only get the names of two per-
tons in the camp, and gave IL up In disgust.
George G. Smith, notary public at Rawlings, Wyo-
ming Territory testified to receiving letter pur.
porting to have come from Rerdell, asking that
petitions be circulated and signed requesting that
the service on the route be increased 10 iTs
per week, stating that he had had II fixed with
the department or the Second Assistant Postmns-
ter-General to have the service increased, but It
was necessary to have petitions to file in the dc.
p 'rtment TO show that 1t was asked for. John f.
Foote, of Rawlings. Wyoming Territory Calvin O..
shaw, postmaster Mt Vcrmillion, Dakota; William
4. Leach, of Kidder, Dakota; Frank NJ. Snyder,
County Utah, were then examined and the court
adjourned until Thursday next.
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New Yorh General sInrkc,.

NEW YORK, June 30.-Southern flour duh and
unchanged common To fair extra IS 35@eG 25 good TO
choice do, % 309s0O Corn opened &C higher AFTER
ward lost the advance, and declined &6D5sc, closing
weak at the lowest points with fairly active specu-
latve trading and light export ungraded sGgsec;
No. o June, sldS24c; July, slsi,zc. Oats less ac-
tive; cash lots hrm; opened %@Ac better closed
weak, and advance lost No, 3, GOc. Coffee firm,
and quiet Sugar rather weak and more active;
fair 10 good refining Is quoted at 3I8G716c refined
quiet yellow O. 7sg7sci white extra G, s6ggSsc yell
lowdo, IAgs Sc; yellow.7g15sG on 4, s5lg9sc; mould
eutloaf los@iosac crushed; lO9loySci powdered, 10
changed Rice steady and quiet Fork less active
and very strongly held mess spot 80 $50 % % for
old So 90 for new September, 81 iO ugust closing
at S29 2OG2l - Middies and firm. long clear
l3IS6Gl34c. Lard opened 56D75sc higher and closed
weak; advance lost and trade less active; prime
team, spot sl2 s09Dl275.
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POLICE Court Males

Walter Reader, colored, pleaded guilty to carry.
a dangerous knife, and went down for sixt,
Is, in default OF So
lbert Bouldin. colored, minister of the Baptist
rch corner of Fourth and l. streets northwest
y charged with creating and maintaining nui-
"a o injurious to health. He was directed to
z sdy the nuisance.
Notorious colored woman named Lizzie John
Walias Brown, arrested on four charges OF lar
Il was committed to Jail for a hearing to. day
NS police court began business at an early
%kresterday morning, and several cases were
led, so that Judge Smell could serve ON the
At the Guiteau execution.
Us Lepreux, Robert +. Stafford, and John
fere fined 50 or fifteen days each for assault.
lieph Garner. who testified that these mer
him and boat him because he had been
IL at plastering at less than union wages
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REAL ESTATE.
Tho Official Transnctions as Recorded


The Official TransnctIons as Recorded
Yesterday.
Mr. J. F. Olmstead presents the following transac-
tons in real estate In the District yesterday,
ported to him by tho Recorder OF Deeds.
CITY PROPERTY.
On X street north, between Third and Fourth
streets east sublot square IA g feet by l52 feet
nches), John Mcmahon to L. g. Williamson, trustee,
nominal.
Same property, L. O. Williamson, trustee, to John
McAlahon jr. nominal
Same property, John Mcmahon, jr., to Ann Nc
Mahon, nominal.
On Four. .and-a-half street west, between Pennsyl-
and north street, part of lot 81
walton TO- or feet front by SIS fee John A. Clark ct
ell. trustees, to John G. Barthel, 81 900.
on Q street north between Sixteenth and Seven
teeDth streets west, subo 49, square lS0 GO feet
inches front by 100 fect) James w. Hanney ct al.
trustees, to Henry II. Miles. 81 200.
In square si3, subut 2i 0rofs subdivision Dlla d,
Croft TO John a. Arms. $1,000
COUNTY.
Barry Farm. lot 80, section 4, John A. Moss to
Nancy johnson, 3 900.
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DIED.

DIED.
NESBrTT.-o On Frldav June 80. 1882 at 1905 a. M.
CATuARINE AGNES NEsBITT, Infant daughter of
John Ii. and G. ). NEsBIrT, aged months and
days
Funeral from residence of parents No. lC5 X str ct
northwest, Saturday, July l, at p m.
REID.-On Friday, June 30, at 3 O'Clock a. M,
WILLIE CLARENCE, Youngest child CT Edwin Clal-
ence and Minnie A. Reid, aged year. months and
II days.
Thirteenth street northwest, Sunday evening at 30
o'clock. Friends the family invited to attend
New Orleans papers please copy
WINEBER6 ER.-0n the morning Of the ath of
June. 1852, at O'Clock q. m.,- Cyrus IL. WINE
BERGER, JR, in the 3th year OF his age son of the
late Cyrus III. Wineberger,
Funeral from his late residence. No. so / street
northwest Saturday, July !, at i:30 p. m.
HAYWOOD.-On Thursday June 30, 1852, of diph.
iberia, At 1895 y. m GRACE EDITH, only daughter OF
Edward and Julia c. Haywood, aged years and
months
Funeral from the residence of her parents, I327
Tenth street northwest, on Saturday, July i. at
y.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
For Norfolk, Portsmouth, Fortress Monroe
Piney Point, and Point Lookout,

CONNECIING Dl n N0St OLK L., WiTM BOsToN
STEAMER GEORGE LEARY on TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, Mt $50 D. M.
beginning SATURDAY, June 81, this favorite
steamer viii resume her saturday and Sunday Isx-
curson Trips to Norfolk and Fortress Monroe stop
ping at Piney Point and Point Lookout going and
returning.
LEAVES SEvENTusTREET WHARF AT 9 p. NJ. SAT-
URDAYs.
LEAVES NoRFoLK AT p. NJ. SUNDAYS.
ARRIVES IN WAsHlNGToS AT O a. II. MONDAYS.
Frstclass fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 50 so
Round-trip fare To Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 90
Secondcinss fare to Et. Monroe and Norfolk...,. so
trstclass fare 10 Pney Point and Point Lookout so
Round trip to Piney Point and Point LookOut.- SO
Secondclass TO Plney Point and Point Lookout. rs
Tickets and state.rooms for sale and Information
furnished at b. W, Reeds Sons, No 1915 + street
DorlhweSt ID. ~ o. ticket office, 1851 Pennsylyani
avenue; st. Marc Hotel; Roose's cigar stands, at
principal hotels II. d. polkiDhorn. next to city post
of1ce, and ut Company's Office. Seventh st. wharf
WIN. 7. WEIGH, GEORGE MATTINGLY.
fel3-ly Agent. General superintendent
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR TWO BUILDINGS FOR 20
l. LICE STATIONS

Sealed Proposals viii be received at the office ofihe
Commissioners Of the District OF Columbia until
, noon OF JULY next, for the construction OF Two
buildings for Police Stations. The plans may be seen
and specifications and other Information may be had
at this otlce deposit Of 1900 must accompany each
bid as guarantee that the bidder II successful will
enter into contract with good and sufficient bond
within hve days from date OF tho award. All pp,-
will be furnished.
The CopmissiOners reserve the right to reject any
BY order Of the Commissioner of the District of
COLUMBIA. iTHOS. Is. ENTMISLE,
Jusf5t Inspector Of buildings.
National Republican., 1882-07-01

We were seized q few mornings ago by terrible
pain in the LEFT shoulder and neck" says W. f.
Cook, esq. editor OF the Canajoharie IN W Cour-
tcr. Having been favorably impressed for some
time with the virtue of an article recommended
for nl sudden pains, and especially rheumatism,
we thoroughly rubbed the offending part, and in
less time than write IT, relief came. The article
in question is st. Jacobs OIL, and we are loud in
its nrniua
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NANDRIA AFFAIRS.
/ adjourned yesterday till court

j y - NNs~htN-1 NAss NSaAN
k.auss, of Baltimore, is visiting nj
Alderman Henry Strauss in this
Manufacturing Company have
ons at their iron works, but con-
building operations.
&c committee met last night TO
Il the second ward to nominate a
ommon council from that ward.
people of this city are Jubilant
Of the prohibitory amendment
II OF Iowa, and q Jollihcation
ic school closed last night. At
Hallowell public school (cd-
Luperintendent's medal was
ew, and the teachers medals
NElia Evans,
..Tne, on returning from the
1on his table n large silver
I'd water pitcher. beautifully
-, &c., and bearing upon lis
transcription: "R. L. Carne,
hlic School Teachers, l ss2."
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Norfolk and New York Steamers.
THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKI

THE bIEAMEH lady OF THE lake
will leave her wharf foot OF Sixth street. every Mon
dav. "Wednesday, and Friday. nc $3.50 O'clock p. m
touching at Piney Point Point Lookout and Fortress
Monroe,
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOs-
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEA MERS.
Flrsclass fare TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk s21
Round trip fire to Fortress Monroe aud Norfolk no
Second class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 50
Frsclass fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout 80
Round trip fare to Piney Point and IT. Lookout SO
Second class fare TO Plney Point and PIT Lookout rs
Returning, leaves Norfolk Tuesdays. Thursdays
"''N THE NEW YORK STEAMERS,
JOHN GIBSON and B. @. KNIGHT, leave Pler IL
East River, New York, every Saturday ut p IN,
and Georgetown every Friday at n, M. For partic-
ulnrs apply to Agent 90 Water street, Georgetown.
Tickets and staterooms caR be secured at general
office, els Fifteenth street. in Nat Met. Bank, and
o. ticket office, 1851 Pa. ave, st. Mark Hotel and
boaI Ife3l ALERED WOOD Secretnry
National Republican., 1882-07-01

r AFLEURs EXCRETER,
IL THE BEST TONIC KNOWN,
Cures and prevents malarlal and other diseases by
excreion eNcrelng all impurities from the blood
through natures purifiers, the pores OF Il o skin.
Hundreds OF home testimonials Send for circular.
For sale by all druggists - -
LAFLEUR Il CO..
26o Wsst Pratt street. Iear sharp,
Justin Baltimore. Md.
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EsTABLIsHED lsSa
JOHN McDERMOTT & RRnS

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES
lSteam psedl, $40 Pennsy lyana avenue, near Third
street west, Washington, ID. q, Carriages aud Hnr-
Carriages repaired. feltf
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Bond quOtatIons-New York
nnd baltimore Produce MnrSsetn

The following report the financial market yestcr-
day, together with opening, highest lowest and clos
ing quotations. furnished by the clearinghouse Of
H. d. Cooke jr, q Co., 1920 st., Washington. d. O..
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Highly p,.t.eu,.a

outhful color and rich luster are restored
or gray hair by the use of Parker's Hail
harmless dressing highly esteemed fol
me and purity,
National Republican., 1882-07-01

LONDON. June S0-United States 4tss, IlG; Atlantic
and Great Western frss, 435i; New York Central
The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF
England oday is f9500c,
National Republican., 1882-07-01

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market
furnished by Cooke & Co., Pa ave. and Fifteenth st
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I Eek. dividend.
By Associated Press.


NEW York, June so.-Money loaned up from to
8 per cent per annum and down to per cent. and
closed at per cent. offered Exchange steady at
4s56 iS5Is for long and 4SSDiS5I for short sight.
Governments were firm and 4 per cent higher for
extended U.s. "a per cent higher for extended 5s, and
| unchanged for AS and Is. State bonds were dull
and unchanged. Railroad bonds irregular.
TRANSACTIONS aggregated lS00)0 shares
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Notice to Mt. Vernon Passengers.

THE STEAMER W. W. CoRCORAN
which has been recoltly built and furnished H. L.
BLAKE, Captain, is the only boat allowed % land
passengers at Mount Vernon Wharf, Round trip, 81.
Including admission to Mansion and Grounds.
Steamer le ives seventh street DAILY Sunday OK.
cepted), at 10 n. IN. amt O. urns about 3 y. m.
J. MOH. HOLLINGSWORTH
Snnt Ladies' Mount NeEnOn Association.
L, L. BLAKE, Steamer w. w. Corcoran. Iol
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tireiy Satisfactory.
liz perfume that combines novelty,
chness find Floreston Cologne en-
t-y
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SAFE DEPOSIT 90.

GECURITY FROM LOSS by BURGLARY, ROD.
= Berry, FIRE, OR ACCIDENT
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
OF Washington,
In lis own Building.
CoRsEn l5rH STRICT AMI NEW YORK AVE
Perpetual Charter Act Of Congress January o. 1851
The Company rents Sales inside It's Fire nd burglar
Proof Vaults at prices varying from IS To 900 per year
according to size and location Rooms and Desks ad
Joining Vaults provided for Safe.R0nters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME'LOCk.
SECURITIES AND VALUABLEs OF every de-
scrlptlon, including bonds and STOCKS, PLATE,
JEWELRY, DEEDS, &c, taken for SAFE KEEP.
ING, on SPECIAL GUARANTEE, ut tho Lowest
Rates
BENZ AMIN p SNYDER, President
CHARLES C.9LOVER, Ofiliggs a co, Vice PresItIent
JOHN ClAS5ElS Treasurer.
ALBERT i. SIURrEVANT, Secretary.
O. NJ NymAn, Asst Secy.
DIRECrORh
Benjamin y. Snyder Charles O. Glover,
John CaSselB, Henry "A. Willard,
Albert l. Sturteyant, Thomas Evans
John o. Parke mysJn
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THE aREAT,
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOIITIIwrsr
DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIpMiI MT
IN EEEItsl Z iaa, NN'S~'

FTNHE GREAT
TO THE NoRTH, WEST, W Ss hNB iioS souTrrwrsr III
srEGu P9uRhff RAfLa LIs4fhK hSFiENTrP sSfFFENBTP
TRAINS LEAyE. WASHINGTON, from Station.
FOR pi,cSnps sSTrer 5 sixth a. and streets follows
OF Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars at 9sJ a M.
daily; Fast Line, 20 daily, with Sleeping Cara
7o p. m. daily, with Palace Cars to PitIsn,rg. Mai
n nSp Sy 81 5GMs,spFg nr hS Ios
For Canandaigua, Rochester. Buffalo Niagara 90 n
~ daily except sunday with Parlor Car from Har-
ace ears To- opnnndn , H except Saturday with Pat
For Williamsport, Lock Haven aud Elm,ra nj On,
For n New % York kNaSI aSI iSe i%nq East 800 A. m 1oo
and %S no. ana Isdp GS EHprSs @ sqgqPSSy sg 40 Sa
For Brooklyn, N Y, ali through trains connect a.
Jersey Ciy with boats q Brooklyn Annex, afford
, forriage across New York city. ''''s 'ou''"
For Philadephla 500 a M, 1880 a. m, 1890 42o a5o
For BALTIMORE, GO 500 90 1880 m. and isc. i:2a
9:sqa M, Am, $40, 7;5O $50 and iG2o p M 0''
For Popes Creek Line, GAO q. aud ii0p m. daily,
For AnnapOlis, Gio a. m. and 40 p m. daily. except
ALilXINDRIA AND FREDERIcKsBURaR RAIL
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria 69O 7co, a9o HOO. and lies a. III.
0:20, il:Oo, and 1l:25 a. M, and 500 p. m
For Richmond and the South, C:30 and I25 A. m. daily
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 600 7:e1
SlF. and 1000 a. m; Il: 30l GOO, 200 and y:2O p:
M anu i2;Oo midnight; on Sunday ut 72O, Sis ard
Tickets an information ut the Office northeast cor
and at the station. where orders can be left for the
cheCklng OF baggage to destination from hotels aid
J. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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nnI,In,ore StocI, nonrd
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMoRE. June 3O.-Vrgina 6s. consolidated, 59S
a bid to-day.
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Aal,s Sale.

ssued out of the
10 the District of
| sell ut public
Of said District,
uly, 1882, ut "
and interest of
winged described
'tates Marshal
W parcel of land
the Eastern
art Of a tract
Krlboro' road
tone placed
nd running
u outh 50 de-
said sixth
lnth, tenth,
end of the
strike the
nd thence
HE,, together
VAS thereOn;
10 satisfy
rell d Co.
NRY.
Marshal.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
LADIEs' LIST.

The following is list Of advertised iettors remain
ing In the posi-oiices in the city OF Washington,
July 1, 1889. ID. H. ANGER, p. NJ.
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STEEL RAfisI
Schedule S to nhNV ,ne VsTeSl syNPAY A,dS MAY H. 1852
preSt nI Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati ST. Louis
,sSo-IBaltimofe, Ellloott City. and Way Stations.
tC;l5-BaIitimore Express.
siraSsbprs, ssrS Winchester. nasersi5wn, and way.
si!-pont Of Rocks and Way Stations.
si6ppph1iladelphia si6ppp New York and Boston Express.
S4OITStannlon and Valley Express Connects for
toOO.Baltlmore, Hyattsvllle, and Laurel Express
aud Dorseys. ON Sunday stops at ali stations
loooTBatImofe Express. stops at Hyaitsvle and
tlo4OaPltt'burg, Chicago, Cincinnati, and st. Louis
u \, caso,
l2:lOsBalmore, Elllcott City. Annapolis and Way
tl;S5-on t;SS6 o., sunday only for Baltimore and Way
taoO-B Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Ex.
S5oIBNItimore and Way Stations twlnchester,
oBamSfe Hyatsvic sa and dMiS LAUREL gS FEspy Eapses.
Srredierck, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
ti!6-B Baitimere, annapolis, and Way Stations.
CHESTER pi and %ay Sns Ion %n
OF Rocks and Way Stations only)
via Reiay Stops At ySsyis aisGSsd and Gaare aaa T"S
,G:o5-Poi1it y Of Rocks @ @ agd Way stations.
tsiSsiPtsSafE, cieysIsnd and detroit Express.
Slecping Cars to Pttsburg.
0i0-B Itimoro Express.
te;55-phadephia, New York, and Boston Express.
Sleeping Cars to New York.
flO;lO-Chicago, Cincinnati, and st, Louis Express
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, ST. Louis and CHI
ll:30- Baltimore and Way Stations.
tDnily. tSunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
Ohio cket oces; washington station Si9 and 1 issi
prnnsylyania avenue corner of Fourteenth street.
where orders will be taken for baggage checked
and received at any point In the city.
WM CLEMESTS,
Master of Transportation. Baltimore
Z. X. LORD, y
General PASSENGER AGENT. Rnltimora
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JOHN II. KELLY,
Dealer in First Clafs

Beer, Lamb, Veal, Mutton, &c.
CORNED BEEF a SPECIALLY
stalls 6es, 90 and go Center Market Nlnth-street
wing and 2O0 aud 2O6 Northern Liberty Market. or
address BOX n, CITY Post-Ofice. Marketing delivered
free ofeha 80 10 all parts OF the city Ie6tf
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Alexandria Grain Market.
ALFxANDRIA, June 3O-The market closed quiet
with but little doing in grain, and change to note
In yesterdays quotations.