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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.


successor 10 the late Mr. g. w. wibert, as
county school superintendent, Will not be selected
for some time.
Mr.. Henry Walsh, formerly Of this city but now
Of the New York custom house, Is In the city, on
short visit to relatives aud friends.
An effort viii be made in the corporation court
here next week to forfeit the licenses OF all liquor
dealers who have been convicted OF violating inc
law.
Yesterday was observed ns Corpus Christi IN the
Catholic Church. Services appropriate to the day
were held in 81. Mary's Church In the morning at
ana 10 o'clock.
The physicians here whom the state now com
pels to pny n licene tax, have agreed % charge
the State for services which have been heretofore
rendered without charge.
james +. winchell, csq, prominent inventor
and manufacturer of Springfield, ohio, Is In the
city, on short visit TO his sister, Mrs. Captain j.
V. Davis. at the Soldiers Cemetery.
Inspector G. W. Hawxhurst reports the following
arrivals ut the river front; Schooners Anna Maria,
w. u Martin master: Maggie A. j. Myers master :
Advocate, Y. J. Foxwell master, from Hnyre dc
Grace aud canal barge Housatonic, from Philadel
phia, all with coal for n. J. Mchafey 4 Go. {;
steamer Harry Iolcr II. 8. Mounuoy master from
Pennington, wit fcoignt and passengers.
A meeting of the corporators Of the Alexandria
Ferry Company was held at the Citizens National
Bank Yesterday. Present, Messs John II. smoot,
Isaac EichberS, W. w. Herbert, H. s. Leadbcntcr,
and Henry Strauss. Mr.. smoot acted RS chairman,
and Mr.. Leadbcater rs secretary. Mr. Lendbeatcr
was elected president, secretary, AMI treasurer
Mr.. LcndbcAter was requested tn issue the ccrtih.
the stockholders as soon rs practicable.
"IT plcascs me To state that St. jacob, oil cured
my father OF chronic rheumatism. Many Others
in our section have been cured by this most won
derful Imminent" writes Mr.. q. o. Couvillon, Pm.
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DISTRICT COURTS.

Equity CoURT-JUsTIcE HAoNER.-Swann VS.
Swami; leave to amend original bill granted
Marschauer VS.. Marscbauer; testimony before John
4. Clarke, examiner, ordered taken. Baker VS.
Brown; restraining order reurnabe June 10 granted
Adjourned I'LL 10 II. m. to-day. No assignment.
CIRCUIT CouRr-yUsTIcB MAcARruuR. = Kolt
man vs.. Main; Judgment confessed. Norris vs..
Hines; submitted TO court; judgment for defendant.
Leonard SILK CONF any vs. Day verdict for plain
tin, one cent damages. Sands & Curtis vs. Roessels
order OF reference set aside and restored TO cal
endar. Moses VS.. Gregory; verdict for defendants.
Mason vs.. Belt judgment by default for $1,000 and
costs. Cook VS. Walsh, garnishee: of calendar.
United States VS. Clapp; verdict for plaintiff $500 80
Adjourned till 10 M. to-day. ACCOMMODATIONS
Nos iSl, l3Jto l45, Inclusive, ii7, and liS.
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Notice to Mt. Vernon Passengers.

The Steamer W. w. CoRCoRAN
which has been recently built nud mrnthed IA u
BLAKE Captaln), Is the only boat allowed 20 lana
passengers al Mount Vernon WharL Round trip, 81
Including admission to Mansion ana Grounds.
steamer leaves seventh street DAILY isunday az
cepte.il al 10 A M and returns about p. ~.
NFN" j. Melt, itOLLlNGSWORfH
Sup't ladies' Mount Vernon Association
l. l.. BLAk n. Steamer w, w. Coreoran. lel
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A NEGRO MECHANIC
Tells His Experience with Trades-UnIon,
In the North and wost.

The following is from letter from thorough,
practical and accomplished watch and clock
maker In Detroit, Mich. 10 colored NAM, to gem
tleman In this city:
DEAR SIR: have met with experience since I
came here, which serves as n valuable lesson TO
mo- My experience here and In Iowa, Illinois,
Indiana, aud other States, proves that tho negro
mechanic who comes applying for work is on "A
FOOLS mission. Trades. unions OF the North pre-
vent the negro from learning any mechanical art
aud bar those from practicing that which they
have by chance learned in the South. Such u
state of things causes me to think. Were the men
who made tho laws, through which the negro Is
the equal of the white man iu point OF citizen
ship, sincere in what they did? Or, was II done,
in the heat Of passion, simply to humiliate the
Southern rebel? Whtn you read this, no doubt,
you will say wonder why he writes this to me;
am not a negro and cannot be reasonably expected
to sympathlze with his race In preference to mine.
don't want TO be so understood. Not being able to
get work al my trade have been forced to work in
a hotel The pay is too small for the amount OF
work required. thought you may have friends In
Washington through whom you could get me a
job as messenger in some OF the departments.
Hoping that you will do this much for one who
wishes to prove himself worthy Of that citizen
ship which you Northern people have given us,
| am, &C., -.
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my2I2 Gsi ju2T0
ron sTATIoNkRY.


wAsuiSGroS, May ~, 1852
Sealed Proposals, addressed 10 the Secretary of tho
Navy, Tor furnishing stationery for the Navy de-
pArment and bureaus and offices thereof In Washing
tom during the fiscal year ending June 49, 1881 will be
received until " o'clock M, OF the 2th of June,
Proposals must be submitted the forms furnished
by tho Department, with tile guarantee and ceTllh.
cate ed. and must embrace all The tcms therein
Proposals from parie, not engaged In business Ia
Washington, or who have not a supply depot in such
city, Will not be considered.
The schedule embraces two general cAsses; First
Paper aud envelopes. Second miscellaneous art
ces and the contract win he awarded In the whole
by class as may be considered the more adyaI
tageOus 20 the Government.
The Department reserves the right TO require
greater or less quantity OF any article In the schedule
than that specified, as the wants OF the may
quire.
The articles will be called for from timo to time as
needed, ana must he IN accordance with the schedule
and satisfactory 10 the head OF the Office or bureau
for which required mtst he delivered without un
necessary delay and ut the expense of the
In default Of any Of which requirements the Depart
ment reserves the right To purchase the articles else
where or 20 aunul the contract Ia whole or In
part and will hold the contractors responsible for any
additional expense Il may Incur thereby.
The Department reserves the right 10 waive de
fects and 10 reject any or oil bids.
No contract will he awarded under this Rdg ertiae-
until an appropriation shall have been made by
Congress for the purchase Of the stationery required
WILLIAM Il, CHANDLER,
my9eF Secretary OF the Navy
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naItin,ore and OhIo EmpIoye..

Tho committee Of management Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Employees Relief Association
met yesterday morning ut Rclny Station, on the
Baltimore and ohio Railroad, aud unanimously
accepted the act recently passed by the legsla-
ture Of Maryland incorporating the association
with the addition Of savings and building fea-
lures also adopted constitution aud bylaws for
the latter. Tho most comprehensive and liberal
arrangements are made for receiving on deposit
the savings of The companys employees and allow
ing them per cent interest, and for loaning them
money for the purpose OF purchasing or i'm
proving homestonds at a uniform rate Of G per
cent. The members OF the baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Employees Relief Association thus receive
the maximum rate Of interest on their deposits
and eau become borrowers Nc the minimum rale.
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REAL ESTATE.
The Official TrnnsactIons ms Recorded
Yesterday.


Mr. ]. +. Olmstead presents the following transac-
tons in real estate in the District yesterday as
ported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds.
CITY PROPERTY.
The building and property fronting the Treasury
building, known as the Freedman's Savings Bank
property {is6 feet 10 inches on Pennsyvania avenue
by 1856 feet on Lafayette Square,, John Jay Knox
commissioner Freedman.s Savings and Trust Com
pany, TO United States, s2j0OO0.
On street north, between Fourteenth and FIJI
200 90 feet ~ inches front BY 100 fcet), Richard A.
Beucher TO Veronica H. A. Uike, e. 100.
On New Hampshire avenue. between and o
streets north. at junction OF Twentieth street west
(G3 feet inches front by depth) Joseph A. Smith
William X. Mendenhall, SliOL3L
On Third street west between and q streets
north, lot 49, square $50 ga feet front by 100 ieet
Mary A. Harrington TO Emma II. White, Il 900.
on q street north, between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth streets sublot - square 253 GA feet lO
inches front by IS feet) James Wilkinson TO Norvai
w. Burchell, n, go.
on PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets east part of lot square O9i (25 feet
$1,000
on street south, between Seventh and Eighth
streets west part OF square COS (B feet inches on
Jessie Boyd Green TO Thomas Collins, $1,000.
On south side of Pennsylvania avenue, between
Third and Four-and-ahalf streets west, lot 10, res
ervaton (25 feet front by III feet inches) Emma
j. Ogilvie 10 Charles +. Meyers, nominal.
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VU,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST AND
SOUTHWEST

schedule In effect May n, lSS2:
7iOa nl..Now Orleans Mall, daily, making cioSa
connections to all points South and southwest,
with Pullman Sleeping Cars from Washington via
DAnVll!e 10 Atlanta, and Atlanta To New Orleans:
also Washington to New Orleans via Lynchburs
and Bristol
$50 a. m.-Lousvlle Fast Line, daily, via Charlottes-
vile, Huntington, and Lexington, TO Cincinnati.
Louisville. and all southwestern points. making
direct connections, ana With solid train aud Pull
man Steering Cars Washington to Louisville
1865 b. m-nOunern Mail and Express, daily, TO all
points South, southeast, and Sou Invest, via Dan
vile ana Charlotte with Pullman Sleeping Cars
- Washington to Charleston.
train daily except Sunday For Warrenton take
TAO a. M train daily.
For rcsels and ali Information inquire ut Compa-
piny's Otilce. COL Pennsyyanih avenue or ut Union
Depot. N. MACDAN MEL. Agent,
M. SLAUGHTER, A. q. T. A. ''s'''''
a. OPE, Genl Pass. Agent, myi5
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Damage. Against a Market Compnpy.

Robert M. Newton, attorney for William Cole
man, vest lrday commenced suit against the
Northern Liberty Market Company, claiming dam
ages at $4,000. On January 1875, the wife Of the
plaintiff who was then Mrs. Mary Schwerigen,
rented from the defendant stall IN the market
for the period OF ninely-nine years, agreeing ia
pay therefor SOS tent per annum, in equal monthly
instAllments Certain other Rtall-lessies declined
TO pay their rent, as they claimed The company
could not rent their stalls for longer period tha
plaintiff refused to pay his rent until proper
abatement was made IN his favor The president
ing the negotiations, on May 70, 1882, two agents
OF the company violently Seizod and choked him,
and otherwise abused him, for which lie claim
dAmapos AZ statel.
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ron STATIONERY.

WAR DEPARTMENT, May %, 1852.
Sealed Proposals viii be received AT tils Depart
ment until " O'Clock, noon, MONDAY, JUNE ~,
lS, for furnishing Stationery for tho War Depart
ment and Its Bureaus in Washington, during the IFS
cl year ending June 81 1851.
Blank fOrms of proposals, showing the items and
estimated quantities required, together with circular
relating thereto VIII be furnished on application to
this Department.
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary of
War Endorsed on the outs dc of tho envelope, Pro-
pOsnls for stationery Bids VIII hO considered on
each Item separately. No contract Will be awarded
under this advertisement until an appropriation shall
ROBERT r. LINCOLN,
myA 1881 Iu2TO Secretary OF War.
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NEW York, June s-Southcrn flour dull heavy,
and lower: common to ar extra. S. 50Go6 40; good to
choice do. 20 5odS 90. Corn-Cash lh@2c lower and
heavy; options opened h@ic better. anerward lost
the advance, and declined !i@ihc, closing decline
recovered and Agls higher; ungraded, 7i97oc; No,
O. June, 76is@7SiSc, closing ut IsIsc. Oats l4Glsc
higher and fairly hcilyc, dosing firm: No. 3, 5sc.
Coffee quiet. steady, aud unchanged. Sugar dull and
unchanged; centrifugal, S6DSlsc fair 10 good refining
quoted ut 5-lGlg7 &C.; refined firm and quiet; yellow
C,7seg Tsc; white extra &, s9smSHc yellow do, $40
standard a. glseDgAc; confectionery A, 0N,f cut
loaf 1885, crushed. i0lc powdered. OI@lO1ic granu.
lated, 0hc; cubes, l0tc BIolnsses unchanged aud
quiet. 1,ice firm and demand fair Pork iO@l5c
per barrel higher closing strong, and more doing
FOR export: mess spot tlO i2s6tiD 37!s; old $40 81
new July, so 81 August, go 3i2o 40. Middlrs duh
and wholly nominal; long clear 1i'c. Lard about Sc
higher aud more active, closing rather weak; prime
steam, spot, eli To june ell 7Odl ~; July. city
steam, sli Il; refined quoted at gil IS, continent.
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Building permits were issued yesterday to Will
lam Pagan. to build addition, corner of New
Hampshire avenue aud U street northwest, to
cost 500; Mrs. Fannie Welsh, to make repairs at
al4 X street northwest, TO cost $3.50.
Alexander Johnson has been appointed special
officer for the period OF one year, TO do duty at
Park Hotel and grounds.
The special license agent has sworn out war.
rants against some Of the steamboats, running on
the river for selling liquor without license. The
cases will DO tried in the police court this
mnrnlnn
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The eternal Blodgeh claim received a new I'm.
petus yesterday, by a deed being filed with the
recorder of transfer by Horace w. Smith, Of Phil
adclphia. 10 William y. Borgher. Of one fourth o
his title TO the so-called Jamaica tract Of 800
confederation was $3.50. The tract comprises some
city.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
me WEST JERSEY RAILROAD,


TUE GREAT v,,,,~,, ro
srE P9unL Hf FRSfRE SSfEiGTR N iT%GNFY
TRAINS LEAyE. WAsliiNGToN, from Station.
49,, 81, corner sixth aud streets as follows
Of Pullman Hotel and sleeping Cars at R5i q. M
daily Fast Line, 80 ~ M. daily, with sleeping Cars
40 y. M daily with Palace Cars To Pittsnurr. Mail
ESpreS;, VIZ r, NJ IailS for !slurg and the WcSL
For C9nanlaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara % n
M uuly' except Sundnt, with iarlhr Car rom liar
n,sonTg. w p, M Iniiy except Saturday, with Pat
For Wiliiamspurt, LuIN llavon, and Elmira, at GA
For New York AMI the East, 500 n M, 1890 A. m,
~; ~; sSO' and 100 mi on sunday, 800, "a
For Brooklyn, n. u, all through trains conncc, al
Jersey Guy with boats q Brooklyn Annex, AFFORD.
icrrage across Now York citv '''''"S "o"'''
For Philadelphia, 500 a, M, TO- a. M, 100, 400 eS1
Limited Express, $50 a. M. ia ly, except sunday.
For baltimore GiO SEQ " o, 1880 NJ. and In I.,
,Gga. NJ. 1921, SD, $50, G5O aud iO2O y. m.
For PonrS Creek Line, CAD u. IN. mud 40 y. IN daily
For AhnapOis, GiO a. m. and TO p. m daily cxccp,
ALhX SNDRIK AND rail-.
ron RAILROAD 49,
For Aiexandrla Gao, Il 0. 90. ii;Oo and ii e. M,
300 llOJ. and Ills a. M. aud 800 y. m.
For iiichniond aud the South, $3.50 and i2j daily
Tra ~ leave Alexandria for Washington. Goo 7:g.
81. md 1000 a m; y o. 3ol 900. 200. and g:9o y
m ANA 100 n,ldnigit; on Sunday Ut E2D, Gi6. AID
Tickets an ntorma ion ~ the Office, northeast cor
and Mt the station. where orders can be len for The
checklg OF baggage to destination from hotels aud
]. r.. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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DIED.

JOYCE,-On tho sth OF June 1887 at o'clock q. M,
ANDREW ]. JOYCE, aged OF years.
Funeral servlceSnt his late residence, 1921 Eleventh
street northwest, ON Saturday Jliie 10, Mt $50 a. M
Requiem mass at ST. Matthews Church at 10 n. m.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited to at
tend. 80
SCuMIDT.-At the res nnce OF his son.in-law, DR..
d. w. Prentiss June Z, iSsg, at midnight FRIEDRICH
SCIIMIDT, native of Frankcnthal Bavarla-on-the-
Rhine In the I'D year Of his He was Tor thirty
three years resident of the District of Columbia,
Funeral from the Church ofthe Ascension, Friday,
June 0. at O'Clock p. m.
NOTT.-At williamstown. Mass, June o, 1882,
LouIsE HOPKINS, infant daughter of Charles Q. and
Alice j.. ii. Mott,
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a az. \. cn,c,rLd T; AYE WAsHiNGTqN: - ''>
ta;JS-onicaS9. Cincinnati. and st. Louis Fast ES-
pres ~, STEPPING Cars to Cincinnati 81. Louis.
,5Co-Balt more, Elllcott City, and Way Stations
tG:i5-Baltimorc Express.
GSosBa,morc Annanolis, and Way. tPiedm mt
SirnSonrg Winchester, Iaserstown, and Way,
s:le-rolnt Of Rocks and Way stations.
&lonph iladelphia New York, and Boston Express
s;ioT7Staunlon and Valley Express, Connects for
liagcrstown and at Point Of Rocks for Fredes-
teOo-Baltlnore, Hyattsvie. and Laurel Express.
aud Dorsey's. on Sunday stops at ali stations
iCOO,Ballimore Express. stops at Hyattsvllie and
tOAo Pitt burg Chicago, Cincinnati, and St. Louis
Express S!eaping Cars 10 CINCINNATI and Chi.
+, =, cago.
l2;lo.,Baltimore ElilcOtt City, Annapolis and Way
tli25- On sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
t220-IaltlmOre Express.
t3:oO-Baltiinore, Philadelphia, and New York Ex.
$50 Baltimore aud Way Stations. Winchester.
,., FTederck. hagerstown, and Way, via ltelay.)
trederlcS, Via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
disadvantages, Annapolis. and Way Stations.
c rSiSL Of n hoSk a srSHere megers.own WIN
Of Rocks and Way stations omiy SSHo"y 10 fo'h'
via RoS sops as na WA
t7Go-naltlmore and Way stations:
sleeping Cars 10 Pittsburg.
N:lO-B fillmore Express,
tG5j-Phindelphia New York, and Boston ENpreal
- sleeping Cars to New York.
tl0:lO-ChicagO Cincinnati, and st. Louis Express
Sleeping Cars TO Cincinnati st. Louis, and Chi
CngO,
ll:30-Baltlmore and Way Stations.
tDnily. tSunday only. o,her trains daily, except
sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
For further information apply at tho Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Offices; Washington station, GID aud 1854
Pennsylvania avenue corner OF Fourteenth street.
where orders viii be taken for baggage 10 be checked
and received at any point In the city. -
WM CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation, baltimore
&. X. LORD,
General Passenger Ar
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LOTTERIES.
TO- 8 t.

This is He only LOTTERY eyer roted on and in
dorSed by Uie people Of any STATE.
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in malarial districts by the powerful tonic and
Alternative effects of II daily dose Of Simmons Liver
Regulator the true material antidote. Genuine
prep red ONLY by j. II. Z,illn N 20.
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AUCTION SALES.
united States NIarshal's Sale.

BY virtue Of writ OF Her iacias issued out Of the
Clerks office of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
columbia, aud 10 me directed, win sell - public
sale for cash, at the Courthouse door of said DISTRICT
on TUESDAY, me 10Th day Of JUNG IS! NJ Y o'clock
M nil the right title, and Interest ~ the DEFENDANT
In and to the following Described real estate 70 yts,
An und vided sixth interest in lots Nos ~ ~ -
and %, in block No 4; lots land o. NO 10; lots nos
and 2 In block No 81, OF sherwood, III said District
according to the plot thereof by Ldwark clark ana
Others trustees recorded In u surveyors ounce, IN
plat book Alexander X. shepherd, folio ~ ,,..a,,
Also the following lOts in the city Of WAanngton'
In said District viz Lots Nos II and l2in square So
8; lot No @ In square west OF square no 10y o ~
49, in square No ~. lot No, ., in square 80 OIL iot
No g. in sqdare south Of square No. 1915 ot NO = IN
square No. 1905 lot No. % In 81 Nlgeenros VrphNh n
Asyium subdivision of lots IN square No W. lol 10
in square No. 1905 part Of lot No ls 10 sgndTe no
west 10 feet of said lot; lot No. g. 10 square NO. g5
lot No IA and the west half OF lot NO In squire NO.
B53; lot NO In square No. 00 lots and H. ~ square
No COS; lot No. and the north half Of lot NO u IN
Sauare No Bl0; lot No. In square No. Gl3; lot NO. b
In SQUARE east OF square south OF square NO GGI; lot
NO M In square No 7I3; lots Nos % 81 25 and 20, In
square No. $50 lot No. l. In squnre No, DIG; lot NO y,
In square No. 9s2; lot No. 0, In square No. l0 lot
No. in square south of square No 1857; lot NO 20, In
No. 1915 west 10 feet from front to rear OF lot No L.
In square No. 1875 lots No. 10 and IL IN square No.
1885 lots Nos. |, 49, 10, and IL in square No LILO
levied upon as the property Of william Is. Todd 70
latisfy execution No. 0,pi at law IN iayor q NJ w.
Bait, Bro & Co. c. f. HENRY.
Iuld&ds u. =. Marshal.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DYSREPSTA.


Tho Regulator will positively cure this terrible d
ease. We assert emphatically what we know TO
rue.
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United states Marshal's Sale.

by virtue Oft writ OF feri facas, issued out OF
The Clerks Office Of the, supreme, Court Of the
Iell at public sale. for cash. MT the tOurt-Iouse
door of said District, on TUESDAY. the 18Th uay OF
Iunc 1852 mt IL o'clock all the right title. cinim
lad interest OF the defendant, Henry Birch, aud TO
the following doscrbed property To witt Part OF lot
point Twentyirst street west " feet north Of the
southwest corner OF said lot q and running thence
east 20 feet; thence north ~ feet inches. thence
west 50 feet thence Forth feet thence west % ieet
west q feet inches TO the place ofbeginning IN the
city of Washington, said District together with all
md singular the improvements thereon. Levied
npon The property OF the defendant. Henry Birch,
TO satisfy execution No. $685. Equity Docket H. In ia
W. - C.. II. HENRY.
United states Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
iua2hts
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Children suffering with Collie experience relief
Vhen simmons Liver Regulator is administered.
81 Take only The Genuine, which always has on
Che wrapper the red trademark and signature OF
j. III. ZEILIN 81 co.
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ALEXANDRIA, June The receipts OF grain con-
tinuc light, and transactions on Change in conse.
quence limited. The few offerings of wheat sold
renOtt a,
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DIR. Frazier's Root Bitters,

ACTs II NttAiCI LNOOb DlJJtTSs
Frazier's Root Bitten are not dram shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal in
every sense They act strongly upon the liver and
kidneys. keep the bowels open and regular, make
the weak strong, heal the lungs, build up the
nerves and cleanse the blood and system Of every
impurity
For Dizziness. Rush OF Blood TO the Head. tend
ing to Apoplexy Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
Dropsy, Pimples and Blotches, Scrofulous Humo1
and Sores, letter, Ring Worm, White Swelling.
ErysipelRs, Sore Eyes, and foryoung men suffering
from Weakness or Debility caused from impru-
dence, and to females In delicate health Fraziers
Root Bttcrs are especially recommended
DIR, Frazier: IL have used two bottles Of your
Root Bltters for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness,
and Kidney Disease. aud they did me more good
than the doctors and all the medicine ever used
From The first dose took began to mend and
Am now In perfect health and feel as well as ever
did. consider your medicine one OF the greatest
blessings" MRS. NJ MARTIN
Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle
HENRY & CO., Sole PropEietors,
Tu6F, &c Yesey street, New York City.
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PRODUCE rrAuHETs.

BALTIMORE. June s.-Virginia Ga, consolidated. 81;
do, second series, 81 re't.due coupons %; 10
ios, i2,i bid to-day