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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-29
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season report concerning the
condition Of the water al Great Falls will be pub
lshed each day as furnished by tho Washington
Aqueduct Office Georgetown, using the following
scale Of measurement Very turbid, 0 to s; turbid,
to IS; slightly turbid, 10 to 90 clear, % to &C.
Condition OF the water. Wednesday, June 2s-At
Great Falls 81 at receiving reservoir, 30; at dis
tributing reservoir, 80.
No reet.lamps lighted tonight
High tide June 20 Thursday sos q. m. and 5;2S
Drovers Rest livestock sales, June 81 1882
$50 cattle offered and sold at: Best, 6l6@7l3c.;
good, bAG6lGc.; medium fair, 4A@5l5c; thin
steer. oxen en cows izVy ssnV my
cows and calves at from s25@i5 each.
Schooner X. W Daisy, Captain Tracy, let yes.
II. NJ. squircs, Captain Megathlin will leave this
evening loaded with coal for Boston. Several
canal. boats have arrived with brick, wood, and
The Columbias have decided not to send n
junior four to take part In the regatta at Frcder-
icksburg, Va, on the 4th pruximo.
from the Cumberends Lont-house yesterday
morning at 1880 O'clock between Mess West,
outriggcr. Mr.. McIevan took the lead at the
start and maintained IL throughout the race with
out much OF struggle. Taylor came, IN second,
Smiley third, West fourth, aud Morscll last The
cuur,o was from Cumberlauds, around the aque.
duct piers aud return. Another race - being
talked OF 10 take place next Saturday att O'CLOCK
Rather singular case was brought 20 the sta.
ton. house Tuesday evening, the true inwordness
OF which probably will never be made known, MS
all OF the parties concerned seem perfectly satisfied
to let the matter drop. About 9oclock the cries
of murder, help, &C., were heard issuing from a
carriage containing a lady and gentlemen, rs II
was passing down Thirty second street, near
street, couple Of men stopped the vehicle and the
male passenger accompanied them TO the side
walk where q short conversation took place. nfter
which he returned to his lady friend aud all
hands proceeded TO the stallion In charge OF an OIL
Ger, who was called upon 10 arrest them: Upon
their arrival the two men charged the male occu-
pant OF the carriage with having assaulted the
woman; both he and tho woman denied this, and
said they were simply quarruling. They then pre-.
ferred The charge of backmail against the two
citizens, stating that they represented themselves
as constables aud demanded payment of 81 TO
avoid arrest and TO keep the matter out Of the
newspapers. Consequently they were locked up
and appeared before Judge Smell yesterday In po-
lice court, but no one appearing against them the
case WIS nollo prosecuted. Some OF the names
given were fictitious and from the queer stories
they told II Is evident there was n little crooked
ness in IL somewhere.
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SOUTHERN NOTES.

Work on the Hagersown, Md. waterworks has
been temporarily suspended until after harvest.
South Florlda's huckleberry crop has been
total failure this year.
There Is quite demand for labor in Botetourt
and Allegheny Counties, Va.
During one day last week Chattanooga, Tenn,
shipped 5000 pounds Of tomatoes, whortleberries,
and dewberries.
The Norfolk (Va.) Revietc will be converted into
a daily after July /, with Colonel A. w. Jones,
well-known readjuster, as editor.
The seventeenth annual session Of the Educa-
tonal Association of Virginia will be held ON the
Doth of August, at the University of Virginia. and
continues four days.
On last Saturday the shipment of Irish potatoes
from Norfolk. Va, to the ports of New YOrk
Providence, Philadelphia, and Baltimore aggre-
gated %, az barrels.
The electric light company will erect at the
basin in MONTGOMERY Ala az iron Tower iS9 ieet
seventy hye horse power capacity.
A proposition has been made TO the municipal
authorities OF Raleigh, N, g., to- furnish thai city
with water through system OF works similar 10
those recently completed at Charlotte.
Judge Riyes, IN charging jury In the United
States court at Danvllle, Va, said he attributed
consumption of graiu By the distillers in making
whisky.
Henry Kinett, aged 90 years, died recently in
Randolph County, North Carolina. He served his
country from 1872 u 1914 under General Andrew
Jackson and saw Paokingham's defeat at New
Orleans.
The wheat harvest IN tennessee is TWO weeks
earlier than usual. Tho increase In acreage over
last season Is 81 per cent, and the yield is esu
mated by the State commissioner AZ over IL, OOO,-
900 bushels.
II is proposed to form a stock corporation at
AsheYlle n. C., under the name of the Asheyille
Wood Pulp and Paper Company 10 engage III the
manufacture OF wood pulp and paper, and 10
build a mill for that purpose.
In the United States district court at Danvllle,
Va, Monday United States Attorney ID, g. Lewis
and Mr.. X. w. PeatrOss, opposing counsel, had an
alteration about certain expressions used III
marshal inlerfered, and the matter was aIterward
adjusted.
Old Uncle Stephen Hill is ooored man, we'll
known In the community Probably no man who
has ever lived ever had as many pounds Of wives,
nearly everybody OF any age in town, weighed
400 pounds. his second weighed 800 aud his third,
who is still living, likewise kicks the beam at 500
making grand total OF 1000 pounds.-SdiesvRle
IN CO. landmark.
DR.. II. r. Rodgers, OF Washington City, a mining
expert aud mineFalogist OF much experience and
formerly In the employ Of the Beaver Dam Gold
Mine Co, has discovered and opened rich mine
In the Aisey Harris place, Montgomery County, In
| the immediate neghbOrhood Of Eldorddo, now
| known as the Climax Gold Nine DR.. Rodgers Is
now putting up double runner Gillian mill
which will grind from Il six tons ofore per day.
Two well defined veins have been developed, Us
We'll as twenty acres OF ground which bear coarse
| gold aud pans handsomely Raleigh a. c) Tina
or aliinyentions for solid comfort German Corr
Remover stands at the head. 2bc.
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DISTRICT COURTS.

EouIrY CoURT-JUsrfcE HAaSER. = Chase VS..
Chase commission to get answer OF infant defendant
ordered to issue. Denger VS. OIlourke; dismissal
or bill as to defendant Davis. and leave to amend,
make and pay for certain repairs. o'Donneli VS.,
Bird; Elizabeth v. Thompson appointed guardian
I'D Item. Kinney VS. Mcguire; hearing continued.
Adjourned till 10 u. to-day. Assignment UNI
changed.
CIRCUIT COURT = JUSTICE MACARTHUR. Flag
VS.. Kirk verdict for plaintiff for 81 900 and interest
National Bank of the Republic vs. Bigelow; order to
sell property attached. Buntings Sons & Co. VS..
Rchoid & Damman; suit dismissed as to Damman
and Judgment as TO Richold. Clary Martin ct nj.
noisuit by court not prove partnership Adjourned
I'LL 10 n III. to day. No assignment.
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Tic OmcIaI transactions ms Recorded
Yesterday.

The Official transactions ms Recorded
Yesterday.
Mr. J. +. olmstead presents the following transac-
lions In real estate In the District yesterday, as re
ported to him by the Recorder of Deeds
CITY PROPERTY.
On Tenth street west. between q and II streets
NORTH subo S. square 37j (Sj feet Tenth street by
% feet on Grant street,, Melissa q. poler to Mary A.
ON street north cas- feet by 81 feet II inches on
Twentysxth street webt), lot 49, square 5, Elizabeth
ID. Loury 10 William NJ. Hodges, 81 ,00O
Sublos ~ and 2S square u.s. and on l. street north,
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets west,
part of lot A square lsS 2S Ieet front by lS2 fee
Thomas E WaggamRn to William ii. Hodges, 5000
On Eleventh street west, between U and Il streets
Emma V. Montgomery TO Emeline Brown, 81 900.
Same property, Emelne Brown to Henry T.. Mont
gomery, nominal.
rart OF lot TO- square IA 40 feet front by % feet "a
inuhes), Philip Jones TO Anna v. Haney, Sl,6OO.
On j. street north, between twenty hrst and TWEEN.
ihches) original lot 10, square u, Charles y. Chesney
to Charles U. Nicholson, 81 ,l2l5l
On street NORTH between Fourth and F1tth streets
west part Of sublots 81 ~, aud IS square OIL az feet
on Massachusetts avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets west sublot 10 square 80 ~ feet front
by depth, Marion V. Thompson to Francis G.. Md
ON Third street west, between Pennsylvania and
Missouri avenues sublot 49, reservation A III feet
feet front by 100 feet, Andrew H. Brown trustee, to
on street north (i0l feet by Id feet) on sixteenth
street west, subot 100, square III, William It. Hooper
TO Joseph ]. Reynolds, $3.50
COUNTY.
Eflngham Place east, onehalf Of lot u, block IS,
William r. HoltzDian, trustee TO Lewis Allen s3i75O.
uel butt to John W. Langdple, t2i7.
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Thomas Coakley and Jerry Downing were
charged with raising n disturbance ut Bern
hemer's saloon and assaulting I. w. Greenberger,
the barkeeper. Downing forfeited collateral and
Cuakley was dismissed.
William Sanders has gone TO jail for fifteen
days for the larceny OF some carpets from John
Odlum
Jane Lomax, for tho larceny of woman's dress
from Lucy Barker, was sentenced 10 Jail for thirty
days.
Emmett Bush young man charged with rob
bling the money drawer at William McLean's
wood and coal yard, was dismissed.
Jerry simms, colored, was arrested by Policeman
Duvall while offering for sale lot OF carpenters
tools, which were aiterward identified as the
property of James Cook. Simms was sent TO the
workhouse for ninety days for being a suspicious
persOu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-29

BALTIMORE, June 2s.-Coton firm mlddlIng
12Hc Flour quiet and easy; Howard street aud
Western superane, % 25Ge4 OK do extra, n 25@S 81
do family. o. 5OG6 T1 City Mills superhne g 2S4 co.
do extra "a $50 So; do Rio brands 81 25a7 81; Bal
more high grade family, u 70; do winter wheat
patent. IS 25 Wheat - Southern steady Western
higher and options easy; Southern red old 81 Ss1 81
new, u s0 do amber, q SSdl 10, No. l Maryland,
81 1901 43A; No, Western wlnter red. spot, 81 4sq
49, June. q tseJi isk; July, 81 2Sdi 2s51; August
q 1881 isH; September, q I7A@l NJ. Corn
southern quiet and steady; do Western easy
Southern white 04c; do yellow SCI Western mixed,
July SiIs slAc August, slc Oats easter; southern
6la6jc; Western white, 6,6l6Sc; do Mixed G0aGlc
Pennsylvania GlG03c. Rye duh at zoe. HAY duIl
prime 20 choice Pennsylvania aud Maryland,
SIS O06iG 90 Provisions higher; pork, tl 500
u rs; bulk meats shoulders and eieai-rib sices
packed, l0kGDl3i1G Observation-Disclosures, ilSc. ceRr-rib
sides, i5c hams. iSe6plGc iarh, refined, l2s4cf
Butter dull Western packed. llq2oc creamery, 40
25c. Eggs quiet at IIc Coffee strong Rio cargoes,
ordinary 70 fair, sta9Ac. Sugar steady; A SON bhc
Whisky quiet and steady AZ 81 10. heeeipis- Flour,
lbs barrels wheat A9i bushels corn, l7e hnshels
oats, ASST bushels rye, none. shipments Wheat,
1900 bushels; corn, LS65 bushels sRles-Wheat,
1850 busneit; corn, iHi0O BUSH Ia,
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NOW worm oenernI n1nrl.el.

NEW YoRK, June 2&-Southern -four quiet and
unchanged; common to fair extra, IS 356 2S good
choice do % SOas co. Corn cash lots shade better,
closing advance partly lost; ungraded, s0dsTc; No.
Q June, s0js@sJ4c July, so16@SIsc. Oats cash. IsGo
ic lower; No 3, Gle. Coffee stronger and In better
demand. Sugar quiet and unchanged; Centrifugal,
sxc fair to good refining is quoted Mt 7A@79Sc;
sec yellowdo' IN@sc; yellow 7a71so on ~ s5s(se.
mould A. 2kc standard A, DC, confectionery A. Ol&c
cut loaf l0llc crushed, l0Xc; powdered, lOlplnfc:
graduated, e,sc cubes. iOc Molasses quiet and nn-
changed. Rice steady and quiet Fork about l0c per
barrel higher and closing strt ng; slles-old mess
spot so O06 ~ 25; new, quoted at t2 b06p2 rs Mid
higher closing very strong and active usiness salt
prime sieam spot s2 30 for July and SI2 2 6gla 3a
tnrA n INST
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JoNFs-on Wednesday June %, is'2, at s;s5 .. M.
WALDO CAMPBELL, infant son OF Adr an NJ, and May
Campbell Jon' =. aged lmonths and days.
Funt raj frt dcncs OF parents No. fOi street
southeast. Friday, June 80 at5p. M
BATES.-On June %, 1852, at 10 o'clock o. M, ABE
IAIpE FRANCES, c Of stephen Bates, aged 81 year.
Friends of the family are invitet TO attend the
funeral services at her late reside 1883 Fifteenth
stree mort Invest ut II O'Clock n. M thursday, Juue
- Flnnl iutcfmont ut Weymouth Mass. n ain
will leave the Biltimorc and Potomac depot at 1850
O'Clock y. M
Weymouth Gdset,e phi nIc copy.l
DUBANT--on Tuesday. June q, 1882, at 5;iS p. M,
Mrs THERESA DuBAST, vile OF William Il. Dubant,
aged 20 years,
The funeral will take place on Thursday, June @,
Mt o'clock n. M, nom her late residence. 707 NJ
street northwest Relatives aud friends are respect
fully invited TO attend. ~
HENRfQuES.-- ON Tuesday morning, June ~, In
the 4sh year OF her ace, MIS-. REBEccA SCoTr HIM.
RIQuns, beloved vile OF Mr.. T. HenriqueA
Friends OF the family are invited TO attend tho
funeral from her late residence No. cOJ7 I street
northwest Thursday. the 29th instant at 10 o'clock
a. m. Interment ct Oak Hill Cemetery. ~
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PILES! PILESl PILESl
A Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

sure cure for Blind. Bleeding, Itching, and W.
cerated Piles has been discovered by DR.. William
ian Indian remedy. called DR.. Williams Indian
Ointment single box has cured the worst
chronic cases of twenty FIVE OF thirty years stand
ing. No one need suffer Ave minutes afier apply
ing this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
instruments, and eectuaries do more harm than
good. Williams Ointment absorbs tho tumOrs,
allAys the intense itching particularly at night
after getting warm in bedl acts poultice, gives
instant and painless relief and is prepared only
for Piles, itching OF the private parts, and for
nothing else
Read what the Hon. J. NJ. Cofhnberry. OF Cleye-
land, says about Dr. williams Indian Pile oint-
ment: ~ have used scores OF Pile cures and il
affords me pleasure to say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate and perma-
nent reliefas DR., Williams Indian Ointment"
For sale by stott \ Cromwell, or mailed on re-
eeipt OF price, 81. HENRY CO., Proprietors,
M&Th 60 Vesey street, New York City.
VNVEaY DESCRIPTION OF PR UNITING
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GOLD MEDAL,
Paris, 1878.
MEDICAL.
HEAITH rs wEALTV.

DR. L. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, specific for Hysterlai Dizziness,
Commissions, Nervous Headache, Mental Depression,
Loss Of Memory, spermatorrhoea Impoiency, In,
voluntary Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused
which leads TO misery, decay, and death. One box
VIII cure recent Cases. Each box contains one
70, five dollars. Sent by mai preIaid on receipt OF
Prize. We guarantee Fix boxes to cure any case.
With each order evc By us for SIX boxes. accom-
panied with five dollars We VIII send the purcha,r
bur written guarantee TO return the money " the
treatm ent does not effect Guarantees Issued
by STOTT Il CROMWELL, $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
Washington, ID. c., wholesale and retail agents Or
defs by mail " M receive pronlut attention, oclSly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-29

THE general agent for the sale of the Star Chew
ing Tobacco for the Pacific Coast, Mr.. w. ii. Nc
All,ter 206 Front street, san Ffanci CO. Cal. thus
speaks of the Great German Remedy; II was
tortured with Iain from acute rheumatism ana
cared not whether lived or died. tried the
remedy that Is setting every one wild nowadays
st. Jacobs oil-just two applications of which en-
tirelv cured me.h
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United States Marshai's Sale.

by virtue Of writ Of fiery facias issued out of tho
Clerks office Of the supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia and to me directed. Will sell ~ public
ale cash. the court house door OF said District,
Ia SATURDAY the first day of July, 1882, at "
lcock M all the right, title, claim, and interest OF
property, attached by the United States Marshal
June g. is73 to wit Althat piece and parcel OF land
p the District OF Columbia, aud east OF the Eastern
Branch OF the Potomac, aud known as part or tract
elled Aaronsn Beginning on the Marlboro road
a the southwest corner of said tract, and running
hence to the sixth line thereof, thence south 81 de-
frees IS minutes. East TO the end OF said sixth
hne. thence along the seventh, eighth NINTH tenth,
Ind eleventh lines of said tract to tile end OF the
Eleventh line, thence by such lines rs will strike the
thirteenth line Mt the Marlboro road, and thence
Wong said road 70 the place of beginning, together
With all and singular the improvements thereon;
ondemned as the property of Daniel Loe TO satisfy
Execution No. l00 In favor Of w. +. Cottrell a. Co.
c. l.. HENRY,
US. Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auotloneer.
iui2-dts
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LIME GREAT -. ------

'''' PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
srEEh NM GSGENr fEqHTH iFsEYr
ru,Iys 1r ~ J EFFEcIS TNE5, ISL 60
corner Skin SnG FSe o om Station
For Pitisburg aud the Vest Chicago Limited Express
Ct Pullman Hotel and sleeping Cars at Gsj q. m,
from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati. Western Express,
$50 y. m. daily, with Palace Cars to Pttsnurg Mail
BfLTfMoRE AND foToMAsSC" HgA %nI ~ e'"
For Canandalgla, Rochester, Bunllo Niagara, On
IN. daily, except SUNDAY. with Parlor Car from Har
ace cars TO Canandalgua. W
For wamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmlra, at $50
Fur New York and the East, 500 a. M, 1870 a m
i5o, ~; no and 100 m on sunday, go a5O
Tor Cars $3.50 u; M, daily, except sunday.
For brooklyn N, Y" all through trains connect at
Jersey Guy with boats q BROOKLYN Annex afford.
ierriage across New York city.
For philadelphia, 500 II, M. 1880 a. M is0, eco $50
and 1929 m; on sunday, 40 1850 and 1910 p. m.
, Limited Express, $50 n. m. daily, except sunday.
For baltimore Gao 500 DO 1850 a. m and i:3O l2D
iS So 7;SS PFC . and io3l p. nj on Sunday, 500
For Pope's Creek Line, GAO and $40 y. daily,
For Annapolis, $40 A. M and 40 r. M daily, except
ALEX 4NDRIA AND FREDERICKsBURG RAIL
, NAY ~ AH n "a ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Hiexandris 6so, ZOO 90 HOO. and lies a. M.
40 500, G: 800 and il!20 p. m; SUNDAY nt B;3l
go, 1900, and ii;25 a. M, and 500 y. m.
For Richmond aud the South $3.50 audlaj n m. daily,
r., and 500 p M daily. except Sunday I'm, "a,
&iN, and 1000 H. m; 1870 500 500. 200. and gcD p:
M and 1900 midnight; on Sunday 1T 7"0. Sl5. aud
Tickets AMI information Mt tho office northeast cor
ner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylyanla avenue,
and ut the station where orders can be le for the
checking OF baggage to destination from hotels and
]. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
Mana
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JOHN II. KELLY,
Reef, lamb, Veal, Mutton. !

beeIg IfiIHD, tHIg MUVUOn, WCs
CoRHED BEEF A SPECIALITY.
Stalls dsS, GU, and $50 Centre Market Ninth street
wing, and s6 and Ds Northern liberty Market; or
address Box II, city POstotice Mark cling delivered
free OF charge 10 all parts OF ths city ie3-u
4 AFLEUKS EXCRETER,
IL THE BEST ION 10 KNOWN,
Curvs and prevents malarial and other diseases by
through natures purifiers, the pores OF the skin.
Hundreds OF home testimonials Send for circular
For sale BY oil druggists
200 West Pratt street, Lear sharp.
justin Baltimore. Nd.
LIVERY DESCRIPTION or PRINTING
~ AT nEASONAIsi.E RATES.
AT THE RKPURLIcAH oRFICH
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HOME SUPPLIES.
SNOW WHITE BREAD

and beauti ful Rolls and Biscuitsw be guaranteed IL
Iou use CEREs, the celebrated Minnesota
Patent; Process Flour, which was awarded the
ne National Fair in 1872, and again the
First Premium In the shape OF a very hanusomegold
medal Ia 1880 and 1881. The mllers claim that one
barrel OF Ceres viii turn out forty loayoa bread
than any otner -four In America. STElsLING'S
kr. LOUas FANCY; one of the most beautiful
Wheat Patent Flours offered TO the trade.
II sunexceed by other Patent except Ceres and
will please me most exacting housekeeper and
latisfy the most fastidious epcure; RELIANCE.
) splendid Minpesota Patent Flour, made. by
The celebrated Hungarian Process. IL ~
very cheap and beautiful Patent within the reach
f all classes. and we guarantee Will give satisiac-
she old reliable standby and the Standard Family
FLOUR Of the District and equal to great many 10
called Patent hours. The millers or panuiacturers
heir mill and have introduced the so celebrated
Roller system, and consequently Golden Hill 10
bny magnificent Family Flour, hut IL Is really q
patent flour with the great advantage That II can be
fought for considerably less money than many
Patent Process iours not near as white nor as nutri
hous Golden Hin. For sale by all Groccrs. Whole
taie Depot, First street and Indiana avenue
WM. ID. GAIT d CO., who are also the Sole
Wholesale Agents for the District OF IIeckers Cello
lrnted SelfRaising Flour and Buckwheat ja30
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock ana Bond QuOtations-Ncw York
aud nnIfirnnrc rrnnuce nInrhcfa.

Tho following report ofthe financial market yester-
day together with opening highest, lowest aud clos
Ing quotations, furnished by the banklnghouseof
II. ID. Cooke jr q Co., 1929 ST.. Washington d. W
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INoTE-The closngs are bid prices, and are not In
cluded i'm the high and low


BY Associated Press.
New YORK, June 2s.-Money loaned between 30
"a per cent. ana closed at 3Ga per cent. Exchange
was steady at 4s5@4s5A for long and 4ss@4ss4 for
short sight. Governments were weak and generally
Railroad bonds were generally strong. The share
speculation opened generally weak ut q decline OF
G6DI per cent from Yesterdays closing prices.
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Tho youthful color aud rich luster are restored
to faded OF gray hair by the use Of Parkers Hair
Balsam n haruiless dressing highly esteemed for
Its perfume aud purity.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR TWO BUILDINGS FOR 70.
ii LICE STATIONS,

II HUH
LICE STATIONS.
JUNE o. 1852
Scaled Proposals will be received at the Office Ofthe
Com MI SsOners Of the District OF Columbia until
noon OF JULY next, for the construct ON Of two
buildings for Police stations. The plaiis may be seen
and specifications aud other Information may be hal
AT this ofoa deposit Of $500 uilet accompany each
bid as guaranteed that the bidder n suereanl viii
enter INTO contract with good and sufficient bond
pa , AIS mast n be made upon the blank forms which
Ths ooqInissionsrs reserve the right to reject any
all the bids.
ny order OF the COMMISSIONER q lhe nistTlct Of
COLUMBIA. THOA n. kNfRlsI.E,
iulfbt lnspeetor OF builaAngs. .
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REAL ESTATE.

Ladies wishing perfume that combines novelty
delicacy, and richness find Floreston Cologne en-
tircy satisfactory.