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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Msy 3;-Virsinia ss consolidated. 50;
new 10 40s, 33H; new 3s. 52k bid day.
BAhTIMORE. May 3.-Cotton higher and firm
mid iling l0s. Flour steady and in moderate request
Wheat-sontlern higher and frra: western higher;
s"uthern red goal 81 do. amber J. 24al.27 No. /
Mapyand IA 25a Pa % western winter red spot
co 3zH so August 1asaal ~ seltembsr l24s bid
winter, 63.67; do. yellow t5a67 western mixed,
spot ,67%a6Iss; May, 66Aa66h: june e5.s66; July.
6'ab7A: steamer. 6l9at5. Oats steady. with better
demand southern. 5la54: western white 52s54 do,
mixed. S0ab7: Pennsylvania. 5la54 Rye quiet 7Os72.
Butter stea y.-.weste,n rscked 17a23: roll. Halls.
Eggs lower. dull and weak. l4kal5. Petroleum nont
S%SaF dnmA soft 81. copper refined quiet i4sa5
&c pts-nour ss5 barrels: wheat. 600 bushels corn,
20 0Oo bushels: oats. 6. 900 bushels Shpments-
wheat rs, 600 bushels; corn. A. 900 bushes bales
wheat, 234. 600 bushels corn. 49, 900 bushels
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.HoMAs DOWNING. Aucsoneer.
VAEUABLE LOT At PUBLIC SALE, BETWEEN
66AAaaEIIE AND FREDERICK STREETS,

II. VvDLE LOT AZ PUHL1C SAFE, BETWEEN
eEokGETowN. fOAn10A 0AANN''
At the hour Of SIX O'CLOCK p. H., in front oiS
me me rssi VIII offer at public sale the folow
ng rea estate bounded BEGINNING for the
ane poant on the south line OF FIRST street distant
sortSsot ro zen inches measured YestsfIy from the
s Hpai9s thence westerly With south line Of First
the lot owned By A. Psyne then sonber sn 81
.d ry 1e line parallel with Frederick
s,ses feet End inches thence norhary
T.rsr. ~ Win Frederick street to the beginning
,snss r. ~ a. interest Al oonyeyancing It the en-
psnss oi 'oe purchaser. A deposit Of $50 required
-..v,Ssa. Il. p, JACErON.
- Atoeney for Chay3as RosG
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GALE OF CHOICE LOTS ON MASSACHUSETTS,
y AVENUE, NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, AT AUG

On FRIDAY MAY ELEVENTH., AT F1vEEaH
P. NJ. will offer sale on the premises thsteSt3
beautiful piece # ground embracing ten fue.-4
building lots fronting Massachusetts avenue and on
18th street northwest. who's by the single lot
according to plat exhibited at the SALE postsd on
the signs In the ground. he whole embraces 81 293
square feet and the single lots vary from 900 to
square ieet each. Title ndisputable.
TERMS One third cash; balance one and two years
from day of SALE secured by trust deed the property
sod The notes for deferred payments interest
at six per cent annum payable semi annually; or
al cash. at option. $500 at the sale the
whole. or S1tO ON each lot.
my3-St VIM. P. YOUNG Auctioneer
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FNHOS. j. FISHER h CO..
l. Real Estate AueGoneers.

On THURSDAY. MAY TENTH. at FIvE%A
O'CLOCK I. NJ. in front of the premises. win sl
&c at auction part OF lots Is and 16 square 453 nA
o. dS2 feet 10y inches to 80 foot alley improved by
two small brick houses in of lot. facing a ley.
Terms: One third cash: balance in six and twelve
months. secured by deed of trust on property sold
m3-d&ds 1904 2 street rortb,.ss+
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FJNRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Il On SECOND STREET. NEAR HIGH STREET

SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
Il ON SECOND STREET. NEAR HIGH STREET.
GEORGEToWN. D: U.
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
District st &c, csaumba PISSED soe on the 10th Gay
the UNDERSIGNED Trustee, will sell public auction on
MONDAY, THE SEyENTH DAY OF MAY. A. D.
1888. 1T HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ in
trent OF the premises all that piece parcel of ground
one hundred and twenty FIVE uZ5) of Beatty Hawkins'
adIluon to Georgetown. D. C.: Beginning 80 feet 8
line OF High street; thence with the south line Of
I'd street west II feet ~ inches; thence
south and parallel with the west line of part of lot
A. feet thence souhn est % feet nches thence OBJ
quey until intersects the line part of said lot
at point feet from the southwest part of
said lot thence east 43 feet inches intersect line
DIR wn south IS feet inches thence, with said line re-.
verse to the becoming. Deserving to j. II. King the
Use OF an alley near the southwest corner).
Terms: One third cash balance Ia and Is months;
notes to be by deed Of trust and bear inter-
est deposit OF 800 at time OF sale. conveyancing
&c. at purchasers cost Terms to lie complied with
in seven days: otherwise resale at risk
fatng purchaser, after giving days. public notice
OF such Resale III some newspaper published in Wash
ingtou, ID. G..
SIDNEY T. THOMAS. Trustee.
AuctiDueerS.
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Indians Poisoned by a White Man.

MONTREAL, May 3-An extraordinary case
poisoning Is reported from the Indian village of
81: Regis, near Cornwall Two Indians, named
White and Lavan, commissioned q white man to
procure them some whisky. After doing, SO the
white man put strychDfne into the liquor and gave
LaVan is dying
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u O. HOLTZMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer,
He 10th and streets northwest.

He 10th and streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
BUILDING LOT o. THE NORTH SIDE OF
AND FIFTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT
AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust dated January 18th aa
A. u. 1882. and recorded in Lber $685. folio Is, ofSsH
the Land Records of the district OF Columbia, at-.A
the request of the holder of the note will sell public
auction, IN front Of the prem ses, on TUESDAY, MAY
The FIFTEENTH. AID 1883. at SIX O'CLOCK P.
M Lot in SQUARE 5I4 beng of the best huildine
lots in the city, having frontage of Is feet 10 inches
Terms of sale: One half cash and the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months in notes secured By decd
OF trust on the property Sold with interest six per
cent per annn or al cash. at the option of the pur
Sold Terms to be complied with ten days other ise
resale at the risk and cost of the defaung purchaser
after five days public notice such resale in The Eye
ing Star newspaper. published in Washington, d. G.
ROBERT o. HOFFMAN,
No. 941 street u. w., [ ,.
CHARLES FLINT, Z trustees
No. 6I5 18th street W.
r. o. HOFFMAN, Auct oneer
10th and F streets northwest, apl8. dA ds
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AkREsTEp on SusrICIoN.-To-day the detectives
arrested white man named Nm Robinson, 81
yeas Old on suspicion or being pickpocket and
who, IL Is bellev d. stole a watch from the pocke&
on sohn W. Jones. "A oootblack, o few DAYS ago.
when the detectives recovered and returned 20
The owner. Robinson is locked up at he uArter0
70 answer before the Cnurf
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QUESTION INVOLVING LARGE sum OF MONEY.
Secretary FOlger now has under consideration an
important question in connection with the Union
Pacific, Central Pacific and other subsidized rail-
roads. The act OF Congress, known as the Thur.
man act, requires the Treasury to withhold from
all subsidized railroads their earnings for govern
ment transportation service, and to apply the
amounts thus withheld; One-haf to Immediate re-
payment OF interest advances, and the other half
to the requirements or the sinking fund. Some OF
the railroads have several leased lines which were
not aided by subsidies. The question to be SET
the leased lines can be retained as we'll as the
earnings on the main line Secretary Folger has
referred the question to the first controller OF the
Treae curry for an opinion. 1t Is understood that
the Attorney General has given An opinion that
tho question of the earnings on the unsubsidized
and leased lines must be paid In money, and cannot
legally be withheld The question at issue In
wolves large sum of money.
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EOLEY, Auctioneer.

will sell at public auction. commenc ng THURS
DAY EVENING, at SEVEN O'CLOCK, NJ AZ THIRD,
all the Dry Goods. Notions. White Goods Corsets Rib
bons. Hosiery. &C., at Store No. 1900 It'll street w.,
corner of nj street.
Ladies will do well to attend
my3-2t FOLEY Auctionaar
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hR. L. Nj TALBOTT. DEN FIST, No. 437 7rH
street. three doors from corner +. Dentistry in III
its branches. Teeth inserted 81 per set All work war
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APPOINTED BY THE PREsIDENT.-The President
has appointed the following assistant engineers
in the revenue marine service Horace C. Whit
worth and Frank B. Randall first assistant engf.
Lenegan, Chas F. Nash and e. A. Jack, second
assistant engineers
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KILLED on THR CARs-The body or the young
eolored man--Badd-porter on a sleeping car. who
died from injuries received in the railroad aoci-
dent near Rattle Greek, Mich, last Friday arrived
here this morning aud was taken 10 his mothers
residence on New York avenue, between nth and
this afternoon
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The Union Pacific Controv ersy.


THE REPLY OF PRESIDENT DILLON TO THE LETTER
OF SECRETARY TELLER
Mr.. Sidney Dillon. the president OF the Union
Pacific Railway Company, has written a letter to
the Secretary OF the Interior In reply to his let
ter OF the 2lst ult, which stated the claims OF
sne In IN his p
That there Is due the company sum largely In
excess OF the amounts claimed in the Secretary's
letter to be due to the government
Mr. DILLON goes on to say that prior to the Thur.
man act OF July LIST, 1873, the company, under its
charter. was entitled for performing the postal
service for the government q reasonable rate Of
compensation. The decision OF the Post Ofrlce
department that It had right to determine what
this compensation should be was overruled by the
Supreme Court and there is an account for postal
services to be stated between the company and
the government up to LIST OF July. 1873.
Mr.. Dillon thinks that this amount Justly stated,
Will leave very large sum OF money due to the
company. 1.-The company has caused to be stated
an account, made up to July LIST, 1873. upon the
principle that the compensation should be fixed
with reference to express service, as being most
nearly the same kind OF service referred to In its
from the government is 81, 6S4. 99l. 81 or this
amount there is admitted to be due by the govern
ment to the company 1894 1o H. leaving In dis
"since the Thurman act, continues Mr. Dillon, ut
mas been Impossible to state what Will constitute
Is per Centum OF the net earnings until amount
due for postal services was ascertained. and this
question is still pending for judicial decision" lie
snS under ne gSe io
a
act must be based either upon conjecture
or upon the rates OF allowance fixed by the Post
ONCE department., which the Supreme Court has
rejected. or upon the allowance for that service
at express rates as claimed by the company.
Accepting the rates thus claimed by the
company, the directors have caused an amount 10
be stated for the entire period after the Thurman
act took effect down to December 3lst, 1882, the
period at which the account transmitted 10y you
ends which account IL will furnish you II you de-
sire. This account shows that the whole amount
due the company for postal services during the
period and upon the principal above stated is
"a 650021.19. Deductng from this the amount OF
postal services, fixed by the department tunder
thu rules applicable TO all0t routes oil Iss o.
leaves the sum In dispute between the eompan
and the government for this PERIOD 81 73S $50 IL.
II IS to be noted that your account does not credit
the $69 1853 81 paid In by the company In july 1884,
and referred TO In your letter.
Mr. Dillon goes on to say that the sum stated sis
far In excess OF the balance due the government
without taking into account the 1920 800 Ia due the
company for postal services prior u the Thurman
act"
ut seems hardly reasonable" he concludes, Ito
require the company under these circumstances,
to pay the balance thus claimed by you until the
questions In controversy can be judiclally set
tied"
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Senator Anthony,s Condition.
PROVIDENCE, May a-Senator Anthony remains
about the same today.
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GUNNER SOiEDULE-STEAMER ARROWSMITH
- leaves It'll street wharf at for Potomac River
landings connecting with b. q. r.. X. at ''Shep.
ber,:'s also at Alexandria with T:30 Ferry b at
from WasfinEton ON Mondays for NoInni aud inter-
nediat landings, returning tuesdays. On Thursdays
f"r Curroman, Nonliui. st. Clements Bay, wharyes
and Intermediate landings returning Fridays. On Sat
nrdays for Currioman. Leonardtown and intermediate
formation apply at Office. 7th st. wharf Wash D. C.
D. h. PAD GETT. Ast. tap23l G. W. RIDLEY, Man
lfOk NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. Fl. MONROE
i AND TIE SOOTH.-Potomac Steamboat Co q
Popular str GEORGE LEAkY, Capt. RI Tull. leaves
ttn ST. wharf every III ESDAYS and THURS DAYS, at
s:3o p M. and SATURDAYS at D. m. stopping at
ln.y Point and Font Lookout, going and return ing
Connecting III Norfolk with Boston, Prov dence and
Eew ork steamers. and al raro d lines SOUTH and
ST o olntwth the Chesapeake Ohio K.R. Tickets
snd stateroons can be secured at B. o. Ticket Office
iasl Ia L.. ave-; B. Reefs Sons. l2l6 st. NV st.
'" T: WEIGH. Agent L.. HUDGINS. Gen Supt.
mhl9 $3.50 1850 ~~S-'
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FINANCIAL,
PROFESSIONAL.

1sEfUL FEET ARE REQUISITE TO HEALTH
~ and comfort hence the elite of the world from far
and ne patronz Or. WHITES establishment l4I6
Pa ave.. opposite Wizards Hotel. for the successful
Nails Vascular Excresences. etc. Established in WASH
insfon. In 1851 Office fee 81 per visit. for put
unS The feet In order. ma
nR. H. L. BOvEE MEDICAL. ELECTRICIAN.
y treats successfully Female Diseases, Neurallia
Turkish, Russian. Sulphur and all Medicated Baths
gwen. i4l7 street. opposite Rigxs House. 90
NE. N. 8. PARSONS. MI DICAL ELECTKICIAN.
1(Galvanc ana Electro Vapor Baths, Massage Sweed-
sh movements. Magnetic Treatment. &c. Hours from
! a. m. to pm. 1897 street northwest o6- TINS
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Mr.. kSINs COMMISSION 20 prUu1no
inteniioa there Is no desire on the pars Of eho
civil service comm ssioners 20 withdraw the nom
ination Of ID II. Randolph kelm AZ chief exau-
fner. The President stated yesterday afternoon
that commission would be issued 20 Mr.. Keim.
unleSN 4 40 civil service commissioners made a re-
quest a. herwlse. IL Is probable, therefore, that
Nj. kSia VIII receive his commission this week.
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THE MEXICAN NJ MISTER Going TO EuRoPE-The
State department has been notified that owing to
the bad health OF Senior NJ Romero the Mexican
minister, he has decided to spend the
coming summer travelling in Europe. Senior
from the Mexican government and he
has already engaged his passage on the Servia, OF
the Cunari line. which win leave New York for
Liverpool on the h inst During Senior Romero's
absence from WaShingi on the secretary OF the
Mexican legation will remain as charge d. aiYaires
al Interim.
ON TRIAL FOR day. Chaa
Chase and James Waters, two colored men, were
lJudge MacArthuD for HOUSEKEEPING In the night
by entering the store OF Thomas b. Stump In
March last and stealing quantity OF clothes &C.
MesSra Campbell Darlington and III. c. Clagett for
the prisoners and ASS slant District Attorney c. s.
Moore for the government Considerable testi-
mony was given as to admissions or the prisoners,
and some OF them being made under promise were
ruled out
At 2:55 the jury retired, and returned In ten
minutes with verdict OF guilty. Motion was
made 1Or new trial
Proposals were received to-day by Mr. John W.
Drew, the druggist. for the purchase OF the timber
used In preparing the skating rink Tor the w. [.
l. Corps fair. There were hut two bids received,
and those were from Geo. L. Moves and Langley
Gettinger. These We're both SO low that the
committee is In doubt as TO whether they shall
accept either.
MORE NEW HoU sEs.-Mr. David A. Windsor is
about TO commence the erection OF four very hand
some three-story and basement dwellings, on
square Ill, fronting on 10th street, between @ and
streets northwest These are intended for one
family each. The bu ldlngs will b. 20 by Sc feet
ground plan, with back buildings is by IS feet and
two stories high. The houses are to have press
brick fronts, mansard roo. 8, moulded brick cor
nices; are TO be heated by furnaces: TO have one
bay window, and both externally and internally
to be finished with the best material and the
Latest style OF fixtures and accommodations Mr..
ChaS Cole Is the architect The cost Is $4,000
THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKyr
5fefollOw1ng are the opening and closing prices
1.-THE New York Stock Market to-day, as reDortsi
ty special wire to Il IL Dodge, $50 18th street.
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$3O;OOO FOB 81.
FIFTY IXTH
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING

Ivy fr1zeS $1l3, 400
Tnose . ScS'ts "a hall tickets 81 uckss So IS
Remit MS3sx o hsnk AEsft IN letter. or ssnd By ex-
pre-. OON-T BEND By RE0lSTEkED I.KTTfR0 or
ex, U - 0hDxk Orders OF IS and UPWARD by
villa. II. - 49,. nsS1 -yenSts
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THE EVENING STAR.
THUKSDAH...... May 3. 1883.
I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.

Tynan's Extradition.
AFFIDAvITS IN WASHINGTON FOR TWO wYEEA
NEW YORK. May 3-The Express says that the
necessary affldavfts to secure the extradition of
lyman, Number One" have been in Washington
for nearly two weeks
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WOOD AND COAL.

CoA1 AND WOOD.
We have Just received large lot Of Bakers PINE
MCOD also fresh mined COAL of superior quality for
domestic use. all of which offer at lowest market
rates
The attention of consumers is respectfully invited
all lnspectiouDt Oh, stock.
STEPHENSON BRO.
milo 9Th St wharf and 10Th st. and aP. ave.
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STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON
Leaves Si1 tn Street Wharf
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
ATT AM.
Stopping nearly ali tho landings "a far down a.
touchdown. Returning Monday morning.
Inquire at General Ooe. 6l3 10th street or ct boat
mhi7 - 'O~'
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DENTISTRY.

DR. HARTLEBEN GRADUATE OF PENNsYIr
- yanla College. Phi adelphia, having purchased
my Office and residence viii resume the practice about
May a a e sn him to
aisssim A. a. e-' "A' De''''' ''i' 's'h ST. L. W.
"A serted Immediately after extracting natural teeth,
ia SPLENDID success. Modern methods skill in ali
ja5ly DR. poSNAELI .' iSsi i1' street northwest
- DENTIST.
1901 street northwest
Preservation of the Natural Teeth Specially LIN
IN. RANDALL PARSONS: DENTIST.
I4-o ith street northwest. over Balantyne's Book
n ness Gold h'lns' specially Gas given day 81 or
DE- ALoN d5j + I P;rNslfAl NORTHWEST
1talZed air by the tIrd S} stem. for the painless
traction CT Teeth. pus3
TYR; 7. NJ. TALBoTT. DENTIST. No 437 7rH
Is h1anes hr Tses G9Ts fs9 Dentistry n
rarted janiJ
EoWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION. No. 2II
aF s HeTs. ns IF nad
nS and ie sr without pa9 will be + for the first
,tting EItras!ons without so cents each tooth
tesf Art,f E,n Teeth rd made g per set Gold and
fratcass Have administered Nitrous OXIDE to oses
tPassnts coming by will be furnished free ticket.
Il ana from the ofice.) MI
I 1EBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
IL FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FI.AVORIEG
STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE DISHES AND
SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable and ralatab,e tonic in all CASES
OF weak digestion and debility. 'Is a sue
Cess and boon for which nations should feel
grateful. See Medical Press. " Lancet. :"
British Medical journal" &c.
CAUTIoN-Gennineo only with the fac sirniIe ,,
Baron Liebig's Signature in Blue Ink across
the Label. This caution ia necessary. owing
tovaTious cheap and inferior substitutes be-
Mg LII the markeG.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
To lie had of all Storekeepers, Grocers and
Chemists. Sole Agents for the United States
twholefaie only C. David h Co., Fen
church avenue London. England ap27
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PKOrOsALs FOR FL II.,G IL POTOMAC

IL Hats
UNITED STArES FSGINFER OFFICE.
2lj6 PENNSYLVANIA AyENUE
WASHING ON, II. c., May /, 1883.
sc1lcl Proposals. in tricste. viii be receiy this
Office utIi I WEl.NE O'CLOCK. NOON On WEDNES-
DAY. NAY 16, 1881; and opened Immediately there
aftr. COR hl1Ing about of the Potomac Flats
near .sby's Point
Spec :lStiHus. forms o. propoSas and all necessary
IN -IoG be CbeIDed application to this Of
fee. PEJEP O. HAMS
ms st Major of ngineers.
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DhOPOSALS FOR FURNISHING COMPRESSED
u ASPHALT PAVING BLOCKS.
PosT CFFICE DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER
WASHING ron, DC May l., 1883.
By dir cton of the Board Of Commissioners sealed
proposals viii be received at this Office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ. on MONDAY. MAY TWENTY-FIRST
1882 fer furnishing 400 600 (more less) Compressed
DC
Bank forms of proposal and specifications can be
Oht3iH ct this Office upon Application therefor to-
Eethc- NJ all necessary information and bids upon
these forms will alone he nsidered
The ght is reserved to reject and al bids or
parts III bids q. j. Ei = EC >ER,
Major of EngiIes- :, US
mySct Engineer Commissioner D. G.
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I 1EBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
~ FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FIAVORIEG
STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE DISHES AND
SAUCES.
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FOR STATIONERY.
DTPARTnExr OF THE INT @HroR.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INT EIoR
- - APRIL 81. lSs3.|
Seele Proposals. win be received this department
urti. ~ ELEE O'CLOCK NJ. MCNJaY MAY
TWEE tIi:SI, 1888. for furnish St-.ionery for
3he "a tment of the Interior during tn isca year
eDdD June So 1894.
Bia T. rms of proposals.. showing IN, items ard
estira. al quantities required together with cIrcul
Eating ereto, viii be furnished Application to this
depaft ut
Pr locals must be add essed tn the Seetsry of the
Inter aud indorsei on the envelope proposals fer
StItI0 ry."
sp25. u:y3.7 1.1ik1s II. ". TFLLER. Secretary
I)E,s.,5sALS FOR FR SH BE F. MUTTON AND
Il Ct1ENtID B.-FF.
OFFICE SFCnETsrY AID pF.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Il F. sCEEFI. OE5ANIsT TEACHER OF PIANO
Os ana VOCAL. MUSIC. PG.ticular attention to DO
ps1neEs q well rs those Wishing TO be uIaiied for
1erfOsi.'srs. feIIHs te. 73i l2ta 81. IL. "
Uay3-el.iu.-
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IN. RANDALL PARSONS: DENTIST
- 41S 9TH street northwest Ballantyne's Book
Sore. Cold hlLnss specially. Gas given day or
night sis
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TlR. KLOEBER. DENTIST,
II G26 f. STREEr NORTHWEST.
Va!ized Air by the Hrd System. for the painless ex-
fraction Teeth a
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I NR. 5. 1. SCUTI.
- DENTIST,
1901 street northwest.
preservation OF the Natural Teeth Specially. film