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Special Weather bulletin
RAIN OR SNOW TOMORROW

RAIN OR SNOW MORROW.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press The
barometer Is lowest I'm Arkansas and highest in
the lower ST. Lawrence valley. R9 has prevailed
In the gulf states, and thence northwaTd over the
lake region and northwest. and fair weather con-
tnueS n New England and the northern portion
OF the middle states The following stations Ie-
port one inch or over OF rainfall du ing the past
"a hours: Atlanta, Log; Montgomery, LAG; Weeks
nurs, 373; Shreveport, les: Chattanooga, Lee:
Keokuk. I.01; DcnnIson. l. ~: Fort smith 139:
ana StraSyiile. I29 Northeast winds continue
the Atlantic coast, with slightly warmer weather
south or New jersey, ami easterly to Southerly
Winds prevail In the east gulf states, and thence
westward 10 the lake region, with slightly warmer
weather. The temperature has fallen from 10o to
20o IN the Missouri valley but has risen slightly in
AlS5OuI and Iowa. with northcrly to eisteriy
Winds The following special temperatures We're
reported az y. m. yesterday: Washington $50:
norfolk, So; Savannah, 47o; Atlanta Acc: Jack
sonvilie, Sc: Pensacola, So; New Orleans, Csc:
Galveston, 100: san AntOnO, 10; Tucson. coo:
Los Angeles, CO.; San Diego, 62o. The indications
are that snow Will prevail in New England and
that rain or Snow VIII prevail In the mddI, states
and lower LAX regions on THURSDAY, with warmer
eaSteriy To SOutneIly winds, foilOWe by clearing
weather III tie southern portion OF the middle
states.
tlVS Plic0rd.d-priceS, nor imitatOr OF original
and largest stock OF toys, fancy goods ana house
furnishing articles OF any concern In the city;
ana ttIt We do not c1nttne ourselves 70 common
che goo Is, as cur prices range from Sc, TO sG0
X GoEScnInid's Mammoth DeDartm" mt Store, S12,
Ith ST.. NV, leader Of the lowest prices.
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Geo W. Brown 4s Marshall ct. Providence l.. cured
Dy CuTICutA REsoLvENT (blood purifier) and CuTJ-
GURA and CUTIcURA SOAP (the great sin cures) of a
IlnsWorn Huinor got at the barbers which spread all
over his ears neck and face and for six years resisted
all kinds Of treatment.
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ONE PAIR GIN Sunrl

LIBRARY Lamps in LOngray, Kiotas, &C., very
cheap, at Saln'i 5. Shields 4O9 9Th ST. '
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UPpEGRAFF's Hagerstown dogskin gloves. n,
Auerbachs, corner 9TH and H. ~
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h kNEEssI, harness, trunk, and bag manufac-
turer, pocketboOkS toilet cases, 10 I'll street next
10 Odd Fellows hall; branch store. 904 street.
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oA4oNY WOOL, German hand-knit Jackets for
men and boys, at Auerbach'S, corner 7th and Il.
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Trough on COrns. ,,

'ROUgh On COrnS.',
ASK for Wells Trough On Corns.' 15c Quick,
complete, permanent cure Corns warts, bunions
"AIdcrney Dairy Wagons.o
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in Nib. Ward" prints 5Oc per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per Qt Cream, 15c. pint
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BlKTIaS,
NTARRTEn

SnARLE. Born to Mrs. ALLEN R. SEAR1E, a So
orDecember Goth, 1882. Nv
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XMAS carnival celebrated at Coahrane,s cas,
Corner >> OO0'Ai'A D Sdoi
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PURE SOAP EXTRACTS and toilet articles made nv
tne successors OF Robert Low TIE celebrated Ion-
QoA pertuiaer. are seen everywhere These goods
have stoCd the test OF century and are recon-
Menced by druggists throughout the world.
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OVER 100 tine Spanish Lace Fichus, worth from
y 10 IS each, at $3.50 Excelsior" s04 7th.
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EXAMINE SHILLINGToN's, corner ~ street and
pennsylvania avenue. large stock or diaries for
1882 before purchasing elsewhere.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

INOR SALE-OR EXCHANGED FARM OF 40
u acres. good buildings. within one mile of Three
Towns. quarter mile from depot and five miles Of sara
toga Springs New York; would take residence prop.
erty. Address BOX 10 Star ONCE. d18-4ts
ness hotels in central Pennsylvania well furnished
10 acres OF splendid land connectedi depot at door
t STnsr a2 years old and in hsa hesh boring tor
or residence in Washington J. WIGHTMAN,
dio-im Wilameport, Pa.
NOR SALE OR ExeHANGF-I3O ACRES OF GOOD
Her z depot ailcs from washington. ". ana O.
for tn ~ sSsss huber which would more than pay
shhro o ironan GOOD county road. VIII be sold
81 IIe"p = &c. sAta or exchange for Washington
1 Is,, % .0ss' pved unimproved. Apply ct 6l8
80. s..c-. 1o rest. n22-m
SEbt;9 sasg!e - nNpTHNa BOUGHT AND THE
HAnns - psseoiS - prl6 f1a A1s0 Matche9 Jewelxy,
spsee near PsnnsSavsdz lvsna1 8 80 MAJ rs =
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ONE PAIR GUN SHOES GRATys'
Every Hye-dOllar purchaser Is entitled to II
IIcketS ami pictures for all customers and sDecia
bargains IN hae slippers, CATERS, rubberi
l. HEILBRUN, 4O2 eth street
Sign-The Old woman In window
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PRAYER Books. r0Saries, &C., at Brcsnan'S Cath
ollc Bookstore, dig 9Th street northwest.
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The MosT USEFUL and lasting holiday nrasant
IL sewing machine {. Auerbach corner 18th and
II streets, has an elegant stock OF new latest i'm
proved machines, OF various makes, from rs up
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POPULAR presents, popular prices. Cochrane's
goods sell
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The Safest Wav,

The safest and surest way to restore the youth-
ful color OF the hair is furnished bv ParkerS Hair
Balsam, when is deservediy popular from its
superior cleanliness
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zC9 9Th ST.
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BOTTLED GooDs-Oid whistles, brandy. rum and
M.nes All guaranteed pure, at Tharpfs, sls
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ID ED,

CARROLL. On the morning Of the Goth of Decem.
per. 1882, after brief illness, ANN c. CARROLL,
aged sixty eight years, Of the late Daniel
roll, of Duddington. va
May she rest in peace.
Funeral from ST. Peters church. at ten O'Clock Fri.
Gay. 22d instant. Friends of the family are respect
fully invited. o.
CURTIN. Tuesday. December 10. 1882 at O'Clock
am, JAMES A. CURTIN. after lingering fitness of
co1sunptlon which he bore with Christian forttude
and resign alton in the sixtysecond year of his age
Funeral will take place from his late residence Four
teenth street, between South East CAPITOL streets
Thursday afternoon, at o'clock. Friends and reia.
tves ire invited to attend. 80
DICKSON: December 10, 1882. at O'Clock D. M.
after short illness, EARNEST DICKSON aged fifty
one years five months and eight days. He was native
OF Bavaria, Germany. '
Funeral from the residence of his sister. No. 1870
a..
K, KoBER: Died at Goyemor's Island. New York Har-
Dor. December 10Th, 1882. MARY, beloved wife Of
chas: ko6er after long and painful illness, aged
Funeral from residences Of her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Louis Leclerc; No IL Myrtle street. at $50 p. M TO-
spectfuly invited to attend.
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w w. BuRDErrE l. Co..
CITY ITEMS.
Fresh SuDnlY

" Gentlemen's lined fur-top Kid and Dog-skin
Gloves just in ST. S125, 81 So S. at Lewis go 9TH
street, below Mt. Vernon square
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"JAP" and ''Scrap Pictures" See adv
J JAY COUID
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The Story without an End.

A-o Sst1oUt an End
AT the city OF New Orleans La on Tuesday
NOV; l4th, always Tuesday,, under the sole man
agement OF Gems. g. r. Beauregard, of La and
,lubal A. Early, Of Va, the 15Ot6 Grand Monthly
Drawing OF the Louisiana State Lottery occurred
ana these historically famous warriors attest over
Lhelr own Signatures, q FAC Stnale of which is
puolismed IN the advertisement OF the Company
Inat all was fairly done. It resulted as follows
Ticket l No 52,1l6 drew $4,000, the first capital
RIiZe-J. NJ. DlXoD an insurance agent OF Ennis
texas, had one-tfth, as did also Mrs. Josephine
Miller, NO 3a9 sgd street, New York city. Among
elhers. NO 81, $50 drew the second prize, s25 600
soid In fifths-two (2) to Charles Mowatt sailor
on lhe schooner " Lucy May of Newburyport,
MASS; and one-hfth to Chas. Noe a journeyman
cigar mafer No GO New Church ST., New YORK
CITY; one TO Hermann Tossberg also In New York
city. Ticket No. 53,719 drew the third prize of
s1o,oGO, tWo-fiflhs OF which were held by w T.
clarke, real estate agent in s. 9th ST., Philadel-
ph1a, and one by Emil Weidig, No. 1142 Magazine
81, New orleans There were many others, but
some don't want their names published; but this
IS enough TO encourage others.
Ir1nders' LactO Ph0shate Of Lime and
COD Liver Oh, the best remedy known for coughs,
colds. consumption, bronchitis, asthma all throat
breast and lung affections
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TREATMENT.

Inc CUTIcURA TREATMENT consists In the internal
use OF the CUTiCURA REsoLvENT. the new blood puri-
ner and the external use Of CUTICURA and CuTICURA
SOAP, the great skin cures.
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HAIR.

Frank A. Beah Steam Fire Engine 6, Boston, was cured
OF Aopeca Or falling OF the hair by the CTIcURA RE-
SOLVENT tblood purifer) internally ana CrTicUA and
CUrCURA SOAP (he great skin externally ,hich
lose it. ~ ~ "o'AAA
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JAPANESE scrolls, panels, vases, ETC., at j. Jay
GOuld'S. - " '
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Ellis Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

GERMAN Student Lamps at Sam1 s. Shedd's, 400
eth st.
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WATCHES AND JswELRY FOR TIE HOLIDAYS
Qua Silver Watches, Ia 8 sizes, $3.50.
LADIES' Solid Gold Watches, $la5O
Ladies Solid Gold, full jew eled Stenwfnders SIS
Childrens SoldGold Earrings and Bangle rings
Solid Gold Spectacles and Eyeglasses, A60.
Cnilorens Solid Gold Neck Chains, N6Q
ZINE line Amethyst, Cameo. Turquoise and other
uunsS THOS. Il. LADSoN,
e2s ah street. ST. Cloud Building.
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PUBLIC pleased with Cochrane's popular prices.
=. oPES evenings and Christmas morning j. Jay
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NEW pennies free: to patrons of & and over;
COchrane's, this week.
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CANES, picture books, Xmas Cards. j. J.Gonl d,s
XMAS curiosities cheap. Cochrane's cash cor
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CUTICURA

hEMEplEs are for sale by all druggists. Price Of CO.
Sl HLIcuRn KEsoLvBsT. the new blood purier 81
s Sn 1oet soaBs) 2Sc CUrIcURA MEDICINAL SHAVING
SoAF ioc. frlnSiPal DEPOT
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LOCAL MENTION.
The WeaflaPr.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPFTCKa
WARRINGTON. DC. Dec. 90. 1881 9:32 a m.
For the middle Atlantic states, slightly warmer
cloudy weather, rain or snow, northeast to SOUTH
east winds and lower barometer
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DALRYMPLE-T ORBERT. On the 10th of Deem
ber 1882 by the Rev. D. Forrest and Rev. r. g. Addison
pastors OF Trinity Church. JAMES A. d. DALRYM.
PLE, OF Calvert county. Md, and LILA W TOR.
BERT. of Washington. D. G. "
HlzER-HAZEL. On December 18th. 1892 at the
residence OF the brides father. Phillip Hazel esq
by the Rev Father Msnideir. THOS. o. HER and
MISS M. SUSIE HAZEL. No cards.
IAYLOR-MCGILL. On Tuesday Decemhe- the
18TH 1882 at the Fourth Presbyterian church by the
R ley Joseph ]. Kel y, pr GEORGE. TAYLOR, OF
Baltimore, Md. and MARY JANET, daughter OF
Thomas McGill, of this city. IT.
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j. Z. Young, $50 9Th street, between q and n
SUI ahead Cheapest man IN the city for imported
aoiinans al hair price. Call at once TO avoid the
IuSn. New presents for the holidays Call all
and don't miss 736 7th ST 800
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uptown. ''no =
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j. JAY GoULD's wonderful picture store, 4al 9th
street.
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=. BURLINGTON, ~ street and Pennsylvants
Svehue, sens the genuine English Chatterbox al
- cents He sells the old ChatrerbOx with thi,
years cover on IL for As cents ' '---
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Mr.. Il. j. Burnett.
s95th and N streets northwest says:-"I think
Browns Iron Bitters has done me much good. -
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. THE great diamond and Jewelry sale will be con-
unued tomorrow at DowlingS art rooms at II
O'CLOCK, when the elegant goods embraced in the
supplemental catalogue will be sold. This is in
feet the most valuable and desirable part Of the
sale
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JAPANESE GOODS.

II Jay GOULD, al era STREET, BlfTWRKN D
u and , sts., square from pennsylyania Avenue
Scroll lanterns Fans Decorative Pictures Bx.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-FOR CASH CUSTOMER. A WFII-
located Lot 20 or 70 by lO0 good modern
ton E. A. MCINTYRE, 918 F street northwest.
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TOR HOLIDAY wines and liquors cali at Chris
Aander's. No 800 and GIL 9Th ST NV
HE christmas Bazaar is the place to Obtain
su1ap% holiday presents The stock embraces
sne latest publications in steel engravings water
Soot PdihIhgS DOCKS OF every description, incud-
Ing Juvenile and poetcal works Juvenile games
stationery, plush jewel boxes, work boxes dress,
tag cases, &C., writing desks, Christmas cards
tislue figures, Japanese panels and various ofher
novelties at 404 7th street 40 0'AAo'
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LrOR RENT-AN OLD-ESTABLISHFD BITSINFSS
II Stand northeast corner Goth and streets north
west near pennsylvania avenue. in fashionable and
thlcky settled section of city. Inquire of f. \ MES
ttreets nortnWest daO-3t
LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED ON
tine DEPOSITS UDited States Bonds bought and sold
az market rates Collections made everywher by j. H.
SQuIER CO., Bankers. 14l6 Penna. ave. nl-3m
hARCEY & ARMSTRONG. REAL ESTATE
~ Agents. Forestville, Prince Georges County Nd
have many Farms for sale and exchange in Prince
Georges and adjoining counties on terms To SUIT
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JAPANESE GooDs. Majors. corner It'll anaHnw
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Fine Dolls for soc.
Largest 81 Doll.
French RiSque Dolls
DANMANN's, SOC 18th street.
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rane's, Uptown. '0''
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BOARDING.

G1G sTH STREET. OPPOSITE PATENT
O1O ONCE. very desirable rooms with excellent
table board. Gentlemen only, with reference. dl83t'
NFEALS SERVED TO RESIDENCES. PERSONS
~ desiring Board win please call or address CA.
TERER 1422 street northwest. dis St
TIME KENsINGTON. 1885 I STREET NORTH
J west, handsomely Furnished Rooms en- suite or
single, with board. Mrs. n. j. HUBBARD. dl8-6ts
1900 STREET NORTHWEST, OPPOSITE
100 Franklin Park. has been rented by q lady
from New York. who can offer handsomely Furnished
hoomr. with hrst-class Board. Transient Bosrders
accommodated. dl6-6ts
ExCEL1ENT TABLE BOARD MAY BE OBJ
IL tanned at 141S street northwest. dlS-lm
1A10 STREET NoRTHMEsT FIRST.
A91O class Table Board References d9-2ws
HURST CLASS TABLE BOARD, $40 PER MONTH:
regular breakfast and dinner. IS cents; three meal
tickets for 81. Also. restaurant. II. l. ELW(sOD.
southwest corner It'll and streets northwest dA-in
TREMoNT HoUsE-CHANGE OF PROPRIETOR.
First class table; polite and attentive servants; very
desirable situation for families. Rates: 81 so and 81
Pc d4yi 80 $50 $s6 and $40 per month. Z. W. DEN
lSON, Prop. d2
CPRAQUE MANSION, CORNER SIXTH AND z
81 northwest-Destrahls Rooms With arst-elass Boarl
Also Table Board at $40 par month. nll-6Ws
TUE LoCHIEL HOUSE. $40 Fra STREET NORTH
Il yeoS y Of ne coolest and beet Copductod Bonx
ng-4OoDeo In The city. Itaugtonf BoardeU accompAo
oo1od at roooonAhao tog1n1s a19
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. February es.-ViTgina 6s consols
co.,: 90. new ten-forties, 32iS hid to-day
tALiIMORE February 2S.-Cotton Quet-inid-
dhng na. Flour steSdy. excert Pataisco family,
viii II is p cents on Wheat southern and firm
western hig er southern red lJGal 50, do. amber
l-3&al. 40; No. Maryland 35a &c. No. western
winter red spot. l.28al. 2sll February, 2Saf 23
March, 2SAa1. u.s.; April .30Lal .3O.a May, So
s'uthen steady western steady southern white. Ga;
do. yellow. rs western lDixed, SPOT. CO bid; February.
sG&a6isi March. 67a67is: Aril 6s9aG9l; May. 10'a
aIo June '0S.alii. Oats hriG-eoutllern. 47a50;
western white. +9a5i: do. mixed 4!a48; Pennsyl-
yania. 47a50. Rye qaiet, 9Jai 90. Hay duh and
unchanged. Provisions drlDor but unchange Butter
frn.-western packed, IL. &c; roll, 25a'2 Eggs lower
and unsettled, 2za23. Petroleum nominal. Coffee
scaiy-Rio caryfJes Ordinary to far, 1885,. Susar
qniet-A soft, g.. Whisky jull, LIZ. Freigats to
Liverpool per steamer unchanged. Keceipts-nour,
$50 barrels; wheat 5,6l2 Bushels corn lGf bushels.
Shipments wheat rs 4J4 bushels: corn 1873 bushels
Saeswheat, AS. ell bushels corn, 3il 700 bushels
NEW YORK, February 2S.-Stocks weak and tending
downward. Money, e. FxchaaGe-long. AS; do. short
4S9k. State bonds dull except for Alabsmas, which
are strong and higher. Governments generally IN
CHANGED. Cotton uuiet and steady.
NEW YORK. February 2s.-Flour quiet and heavy.
Wheat heavy and 1ia's cent lower. Corn moderately
active and shade easier Pork dull and weak To- 75a
Is 90 Lard firm. 10. 75
LONDON. February %. 1890 p.m.-U. S..bonds,
AS, 1I5li Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage
trustees certificates 494; do seconds III. Erie.
Illinois Central, 1874. Reading, a0s.. Ontario aud
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DIED..

BRInGET On the 27th of February, 1882, at sp.
RRs Joseph T.. eldest of John T. aud Mars E.
fnner services will take place from the redcrce Of
t. attend. " 1-t i''e"us are invited
Mrs RAcH Bi6SS a iSs eie at SG leSex a.
yited IL sta fnd are respectfully
steet northwest on Thursday, March I'd, at2p.fS
HABERMANN: On February 26ih, 1880. a, $50
AIN, Mrs: ANNE MARY HABEKMANN, after ter"
neslay. at pm. from Rock Creek church road
, IL LEE; On Sunday, February 2eth, 1882. ALBERT
Funeral services from E@n w ~ church, street
ns,"eii see9nd ana Ihiri streets southwest Wedes
tves are invited TO attend. A'" 80"
MAAMELL C, On SATURDAY February e. 1882 from
th,tty-fopIth year of m ace. - '-0
fnsrai services Ion hs lte residence 100 stree.
% proceed to Rock Creek Cemetery. Friends are IN
MCCARTHY. Monday evening, February 9th. 1872
a55 s feei i ysSr Of ~ az a b, sf ,rsien
The funeral viii take fiace fruil 81. pomin;c,s
Church "Wednesday mornn :. March l. al halt -I,srt
Ms, MccttGH. On February -, 1882, at lO.l0a. M.
MAhf. beloved daughter Charles ana Mars Mciiush
fhsa S Sass slt n ana b ~ a asyS;
Loved ones VIII Irvine thy wreath Of love.
oar has al: 6sei, s't e. i tile Se' ife'
on Street beta e a l6S 7 Der Fr Parents isssnos
MsGnesdas at o'clock IN. Friends relatives are
ouruaiiy invited 10 attend. IT
EOBI On manaay evening. February D. 1882 ut 30
koBl, elde-t the late Bash and
DSDofah hoby m the forty seventh year of his age
hneral services VIII take pace frm his brothers res
ldece No. $50 Az street southwest, Wednesday March
st at ocock D. M Relatives end friends are invited
70, ROBINSON S,sS On Monday Fsbrnary e. 1881 he
SON. aged IS years
Funeral VIII take place from the Second Baptist
church, on thursday, March 2 1882 at O'Clock n. M
STEWART At the Dominican Convent Of the Sacred
heart OF Mary, Tuesday, February Is 1892 $50 a.
M, OF lnnaiiafafory rheumatism, SISTER TERESA.
"; .. D., IN the nineteenth year of her age.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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VI
THOMAS BOWLING, Anct.
'IHHOMAS BOWLING, Auc.ioneer.
SALES OF DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE, No. 25
STREET NORTHWEST, AND 4 Franc.
HoHSE, CORNER OF MASSACHU SETS AVE

SAFES S q 1Es, HN4fP PRICK HOUSE Ne 25
ME- iSD + sTHEET. i>''>o 81 l . a. E.
a the be'fsd day N Of h so 81 sso
seen a made the 9, as r OF n @ hi
4ssd q trust shan eel III DAY. tie NfNTH
~ in front OF the premises. all that piece parcel Of
Ia a9 y y. ana 5b ep in ,e ait a
thirteen tl3} and fourteen t4), of McCiulres sub-
the east eight front by S the epy Of lot
teen aud the west light feet front by the depth of lot
on Of Il s os FEET sd fof
with even width one hundred aud twenty four feet.
North Cstoi street stree. west and Is i'
Terms oy Of ss ana ss . Bek House
twelve months; for which the NOTES of the purchaser
day Of sale and M by sea deed 'e Of
t tp n9n te proerS EH Or al cash at the option Of
and an se5ss At x s4a
be at the narchasers cost II terms Of sale
5 ssa
n 81 s pds bHnsn in Washington c.
fss9 e is III # ElSE 81 %akdH I rs
western part Of lot numbered two CD, in
tor the same at the western corner Of the said square
and thence running southeastwardly along the line Of
90 inches thence northeastwsrdly on line at right
"a M sa
teen 90 feet Snd thIee and inches to the
SAD street feet and eight inches &C it.
Terms Of sale: One-llaIf CASH balance in six and
twelve months payable by the notes of the purchaser
with interest at six centnm secured by
deed OF trust upon the property sold Terms of sale
10 DE Complied with Within ten days after SALE other
purchaser deposit of $50 dollars required on day Of
purchaser.
THOS. F. MILLER
3l9 AZ street,
JOHN F. RILEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-28
Wall street To-day.
AN ARVAECe p0ttOwrn nv A ppCI rNt

An AON ANSE, fOiiOM ND BY A DECllSE
NEW YORK, February 2S.-The Posts financial
article says: "The speculative markets at the
Stock Exchange are less active than yesterday,
and now that considerable part OF the short
interest in the market has been covered, prices
are dependent for support on buyers who can take
their own time for purchasing. After strong open
ing, the market continued to advance during the
first hour and a half, since which time
it has been irregular but rather heavy, and the net
result OF all the fluctuations Is decline In the
active stocks of l4alh per cent, the extreme de-
cline being Aa2h per cent United States bonds
are y higher for the AIS, and otherwise are
changed. southern state bonds are UP 1a1L
per cent Railroad bonds are up lak per cent.
In the money market Sac per cent Is the quo
tatfon for call loans on stocks, 2ka3 on
United States bonds, time loans on stocks are the
same as call loans. on Uaited States bonds the
quotation Tor time loans is 3a3H per cent Prime
mercantile paper is per cent The expectation
that the rate Tor foreign exchange would decline
this week is as yet Unfunlied. and this because
the supply OF commercial bills is Vet small ac-
count OF the speculation in The leading articles OF
export. There is very moderate demand for re-
mittlnces but il is sufficient TO make the market
firm for sterling, and rather strong for continental
bills.