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THE SALE OF THE RICHMOND AND DANvrILI Roam
a Speclai dispatch 10 the Baltimore American from
richmond, last night. Says: Col Bufori, presk-
Gent or the Richmond ana Danyille Railroad ar
rived today fro New York He confirms the re-
port OF the sale 70 the Seeley syndicate but does
not know what the future plans or the purchasers
are The other officers OF the road concede the
sale. out say they have no authentic inform ,tior
lnit the road Will be consolidated with the =,
Tennessee and Georgia. Ir such consolidation IL
MADE they say the eject VIII be TO draw through
trade from the Norfolk and Western, as by the new
scheme II would 90 via West Point
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The Telegraphers, Strike.

THE TELEGRAPH SERVICE IN BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 31.-A meeting OF the corn
Hour exc hange was called at noon to-day, at the
request OF number OF the members who COM
planned that the telegraph servie on the door was
tnefiiient. committee was appointed who re-
ported resolutions calling upon the directors OF the
western Union and Baltimore and Ohio telegraph
companies for better service, declaring that the
members were subjected to loss because OF the de-
fectS OF the service. The resolutions were laid on
the table by vote OF 10 to 49, Prominent m"m-
bcrS OF the exchange stated that the corn ana hour
exchange had nothing to do will the difficult
ties existing between telegraph companies and
their employees.
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ID ED

BAKER. On July 81, 1888. Mrs LETHA BAKER.
Ter short and Painful illness AGED eighty
daughter. Mrs. John E. Fuller No. 400 hirteenta
to attend.
.C.haEM.N. On Tuesday morning. July slst lsss.
ninth year of his age N
Funeral will take place from his late residence No.
7ln sihth street SOU Invest o. Thursday morning at
the family are invited to attend anu ''AN'0' -
ses En ss Tx tsaenSs 81 her William
sss e.' AM MALTA On F SHa kay:
TFFR Ras sssd eIfh tys ye ea
sauEsh ,.s 65s
respectfully invited to attend anu '''"'''' s''
n jay Deer S JAN Ma On spns Day s
, Rppsss viii take place from his late residence No
FUZZY Vim invited Il to atend lends OF the family are
Il her .an "a 81 s. sy s ssSk
A. MOTT IN the sixty seventh year of her aee
9.
On wsdne d.y ADJUST Let At hafpsst nine an.
QUEEN mass viii te said tst Aarys county. Md. pa
THOMAS. ON July 9th. 1889. q, Wall. w.ra. WASH
lngton Territory q congestion Of he brain; EDDIE a.
soa II h s s IN the 2d Of HE
J. III mas - Wv 'A'' "A'0 A. Ano InAA'!n
WILLIAMS: On July slSt. 1883. at O'Clock a. m.
days the youngest child OF Joseph W. and Cora b.
Williams.
Funer.! yin take place from her parents residence
No. 7l3 It'll street southwest tomorrow August lst
ut p. NJ
WOOD; On July 80, 1883. at $50 o'clock m,
OSCAR FINAN ER BERNARD. son OF J. ". H. and
Mary 4. Wood. aged four years and three week..
No, never again can another
In this cold world De found.
With heart and gentle
And voice Of loving sound.
Oh. he 90 Hind and gentla
How can W give him upf
How still live and
Drink from such q bitter cupe
Funeral Win take place from his parents residence
No. 402 1875 street southwest. TO evening a
four ocock Friends aud relatives respectfully in
yited TO attend.
YOUNG. At5:31 O'Clock q. m, Monday July SOth
1883. at Warren Ohio. EUNICE c., widow O: the late
Young In the seventy seventh Of her age
Funeral from the residence OF her son. No. 10 e 1
rest northwest. in this city, Thursday August "a
1t 10 O'Clock a. m. %"
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S2l6,s6a.o0
Apporsiou mens in Peun.ylvnutn.

HARRIsBURG, Pa, July Si-Nrw congressional
and legfslat i've apportonmeni bills intro Iuced
In the house to-day. The former gives the re-
puoicans IL districts and the democrats II. The
latter bill gives the republicans 80 senators and
the democrats 70 In the senate a resolution Was
adopted 70 adjourn on Tuesday next
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
ENUNCANSON BROS. Aucuoncers.

he rurc baser OF the property herein describeda -
EaFti fai e. to comply with the terlus Of sale, We&
shall ty direction OF the owner. and at the r:sk.A-
ths premise. on TUESDAY, JULY 1EIkTY-l IRIS +.
Rrc3. 81 HAIF-P. : ST FIVE " LOCK P. NJ sub lots
les 10. III and H. square 24 fronting 18th and
tprcoran street with rye PARKING and hayIS an
rhit pavement both streets liz property avail
abe tor handsome large residence or four good sized
h1ilst-.
Jerms: One-third cssh balance and two years,
with Fix per cent post of 800 required at sale.
COnveyaticrg, &c. ct purchaser- cost. Terms to be
complied tn in t days otherwise resale at risk aud
Cost of purchaser after days pubic notice.
jy45- dads DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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The COurss
RoRaTr y,,6oa ~,

FRoBATE CoCTT-JudQe Jdmee
To-day. VIII or Cornelius o;ktns; proven adj
United TO probate and T. j. Luttrell Qualired "a
executor In giving bond So 500 Cerlifi.,d cory OF
Will OF Joel w. Jones: filed and recorded. T. tate
or Robt. Davitson; order authorizing sale, public
or priyath. Estate OF Ann Phillip; appearance OF
r. w. McDh ron, attorney for Jsmes n. small.
wood, M Estate OF Anthony Buchly; tie re.
ceipts or Ann Nj. Buchly flied.
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Printers, Strike in San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 31.-Thtrty-two printers,
members OF the Typographical Union, struck last
evening In the Morning Cal printing Office,
and insisted that ten others, who are
non-union men. should be discharged.
in the infringement Of his properly he had right
to employ whom he saw ct. The places OF The
strikers were quickly filled by non-ur.on men. II
Is rumored that strikes may possibly occur In
other printing Offices
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Saratoga Race. To-day

SARATOGA. N. Y, Juy 3l.-The first race, one
MILE was won by SlOrun; Disturb ance second
Time, AK. These two were the only starters
The secOnd race, mile and iurlony, was won
by Brunswick, Buccaneer second and Bootjack
third; time SIX
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Trains 49, II 30 a. IN. D. no Pm n,r,,.v
iysl aus1 3 and 4. aug7 O. il, Ia President
70 The St1 a. Hi,sf. AS HSs sa1HrswEsr
81 FL tk.t frA AAf u s4z h iss
1'1Ss Envn ssn IRON sTaTIoS
TcrI4-IafF AID the v: st. hie,so ii'ites Express
ESQ s lts With W b;s seeTn e Cay ro an'
with fs n Cars " sss
ro Acc Sess sn c. st. for ch wb
2Eor.nl ,iai y. for iltsburr and the West. with
FIJI fsPF ST Ts' 6Nso t. Rs eh1fsSS
% @ g k ssass; Eas
VAIN yton to Canandaigua. and Harrisburg to
For willamsport. Lock Haven and Elmra. at $50
1or New m; d SdTt, s sSG the sT Ta
10 40 p 9;so and 1920 Z; on SUNDAY. 20.
For Change d p MI essy week day.
For N i;i ,nsssh trans connect =.
S a anhi a ddobs
ro. t.sE,ase across sew oa York City;
io:2op Limited Express $50 "a m daily ally s es.
"oF Bst%sFs 500 $50 g e 3 1910 q. H. and
49, nasy o az u.s.. .2 Sad &C. sSf1
rcfTsp saa c reiso ne 40 and a,v
For an9apolis. $40 AM and 4:4o pm. daily. e1oep.
nnday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
EAILRO D.
forA5s1aIara, go 20 s2o Loo and II 80 m.
s %1nh!n at 80 80 Loo M mo 500
., daily. end 500 II. N. daily. except Sunday.
Trans leave Alexandria for Washington. 500. 500
$40 pm. and II 90 midnl Int. ON sunday at
1 see and nd 10 Gs 90 =, Ind 20
ne Of 9Th street and Pennsylvania at the
station. Whe re- orders be EFT for the checking Of
Luggage to dest nation from hotels and residences
J.R. WOOD General Passenger Agent.
CFAS. f.. PUGH, General Manager, iy9
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STEAMERS.

n URTH q RMAN LLOYD
IN sTEaZsHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YOES, HAvRn
IcSDoN- SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
he steamers of this Company Will sail EVERY WE'D
Nd ~. SATURDAY from Bremen pier. foot
OF Sd street. Hoboken. Rates Of passage: From New
York T. haxre, London. Southampton and Bremen,
paid ,tee-age certificates .22 For freight
apply To OELRiCHS Co., Bowling Green, New
York: W e. METZEROTT L CO., yl5 Pennsy yania
avenue northwest. AGENTS for WASHINGTON. lai1
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TOMORROW
E,RANK THOMPSON, Auctioneer.

T'RANK THOMPSON, Auctioneer.
SIX HUNDRED SUITS MEH'S, YOUTHS AND
.i'S SUMMER AND WIN TER CLOTHING.
WATERS II EN- JACK rs, PANTS, &c.
On vi DIE DAY. AUGU T FRS 1883. at TEN
CCLOCh With my auction rooms. southwest corner
lGt ara icnns' wanna avenue / snail ,e without re-
Serve the above consignment he the trade
ari private buyers is directed to this SALE as every lot
VIII q ID regardless Of cost.
], 80 IT FRANK THOMPSON Auct
vsNHOIAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
FOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION
seven 10 acres Of arabic land. overlooking Poto
nic river. Just beycj the northern boundary Alex
aiitF1S Va sltab for truck farm for bull ing
sifeS Location healthy. with good spring on prem
I5eS. "
Also. to t2) acres containing blue stone quarry
htr'i Tore oiele and worked. situate in AleIsn ria
- u f*t.d imlnt diateiy the right hank OF the Poto
hac. AID runs down q. sO,e OF ~ de to the
ter@ edge, and is tfe esrest Washington,
being but a few hundred yards above the Aqueduct
bridge.
he above described tracts form Part of the estate
81 the ate ilchard u. LLOYD and viii be sold for patti
ton among heirs Title Perfect and warranted
FROM .ions Of taXes Otherwise. I he tract of
seyei acres viii lie sold on the ground WEDNESDAY,
purchaser tc take acre with the privilege OF the
Which,. he quarry lot Will also be sold the ground
the following cav, THURSDAY, AUGUST SEC
On OF lX o.. LOCK Z. NJ.
IcrI,-s Cash OH de iVery Of deeds.
I. J. MACKEY,
Attorney for heirs.
Ni2-dS'is Once. Nei'st r Law Building.
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NV lnRB. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM
~ 1he fr>tc,ass. fnl powered. Clyde built Dutch
IaM sCHJEDAM EDAM. ZAANDAM P. CA
LAND. '. =: SCnOLJEN. MAS. arriving the u. g.
sassfI street Jersey City. NJ resuary every WE'D
HtSDaA tor Rotterdam and AM DAM alternately.
tIst ca,r. SO: second cabin. $50: steerae.e s26.
AZAt y, General Agent. ~ Sorth William street
New 1ork- For assaGe apply to W. q. METZEEOrT
Z GU. - Pf..n. NI.hiu
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CIVIL SERVICE MATTERS-An examination for
the general departmental service will be held at
New York August 10th for persons living In New
examiners have not yet finished the review of
the papers resulting from the recent examinations
f1ni this week Statements have been published
TO aa effect that young lady sixteen years OF age
had passed the best examination; but, as q mat
ter OF fact, the examiners themselves do not know
who made the best record No person less than
eighteen years OF age could, by law, be admitted
''list OF eligibles" has been made In the Boston
Dosl Office.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
III f MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST.
VIA WASHINGTON.

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
THE FAST ASS fhE WEST.
DOUBLE 1h s4EEn 1 RAILS! COUPLER
schedule to take eject sUSpAY MAY 18th. 1883.
avenue and atfeet nun s''0n 'o'nef u Ne" jersey
da Sr st s Louisville and St. Louis
ThT ush Caches ad PA sleeping asose
for IiitsbSrs. Cleveland and Det-oi. at $50 a. m.
burg Win attached S0a train to Pitts
M isf a nsfF Sew York a. m
Parr and seeps Cars atac hed H. daily
For Iat 1nos on week days 60 49, $40
aa iD:ss TO- ~! u.s. Il 80 SsS D. $780, 49,
FOR l Eaas5s san 81 Nos 'm
For hna olls, G. A. AIN. 1910 and 4:iO: on Sunday.
IotWag ststcrss between Washington and Baltimore,
64o 81, an I,;;d 12: 10 H. $40 40 ana 80
daily exc. IT Sunday 30 a. ~. 4;45 ana 5:45
da7 go Sy meant and sa
roI Pm; aaily e1 Zee sundaG g.,,v
Train arrive from the West daily. GEO. 1885 m.
From SeS York and Philadelphia. 2:55. $3.50 am
F,c S 80 1g ssefs 'a ss7 Sunday
O:io . N, 6;37 pm.
FROM asdx ss1 rGn s1ns s
lo;oo IN. 2lb. 40 PIN. and 500 I'm. tally
except Sunda:: 1000 am, 800 p. IN. daily from
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at $40
Up 100 q 9:!0; and 1880 m. 12:l5. $3.50.
days. .. 4:4O. tbs. 1870 8, 9:l0 am. 80. a:4o
B 6:25, so and 9: 90 D. NJ
AItrains from Wash ngtou stop at Relay Station
cept 4:30p pm. -
ohi amply q. the Baltimore
win baggage to be checked and received a.
any point in the city.
". NJ. eli MEMS, NJ. Of T.. Baltimore
my T.. K. LORD Gent Passenger Agent.
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Racing i'm England.


THE CRAVEN STAKES AT GOODwOoD.
LONDON July 31,-The meeting at Goodwood be-
gan tod " The race for The Craven stakes was
won by Char txus. with Plraeus second and Lou S
dor third. There were eight starters, including
PaSsaic and Suffer.
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RAILROADS.

JACK ON GROW. CAaip
y
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH,
b. & z. H. X.
Trains leave WASHINGTON daily. except Sunday, GAO
8 100 m. I:3O. 40 and 30 Pm. Sunday trains
$50 6: 20 D. III.
Poi'e'2 Creek Accommodation from Bowie at 1859 A.
M. week days only.
rains leave b fillmore daily. except Sunday T. 1885,
n:.5 ar. i5 4:1O, SIS AM 7:IO p. III. Sunday
trains 1885, l. IS a. 5. ITO pm.
"M j. G.. DUIANY,
iy3i ;augl 90 and T. sug7 o. il, IA President
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RAN&E OF THE 1HBRMoMBrER-The following
wire tSe readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
onicei Today: am. CSC: II an. 1874: pm 6l9.
Maximum, $40; minimum. 6ia
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CUNAHD LINE
NOTICE.
LAM ROUTE.
5Ef Cl,SAED STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BE1NlEN NLW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
JALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIEE 20. :. :. NEW YORE
Iobn.s ed. aut :. Ga Ia. Wed Sept. 8
iaVoia- Ned., Aug Is. n thna. - We'd. en-. "a.
seIvld We'd. Aug. %. HayonIa -. we'd. Sep. 10.
and EVERY vi D. ESDAY FROM Nv IO3.h.
oda:ils. - ~' -e w. -
teeraSr at very low Storage tickets from Iiv-
bwest rates. OF~''
we Antwerp and othe- ports on the Continent and
t6l Mediterranean Forts
For freight ami Passa2e ap2ly Ut the Company's Office
40 4 Bowling Green E;tt. steera,.e and cabin 70
Y - B-t-I UN a CO. CT, W aslIu. ton.
u. e..
ELIiNON II. BROWE X Co. ew York
Or to Messrs OIlS BI(iF, 'OW + 20
iani2 COS II street Washios.to,
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A VALUABLE WATCH RECOVERED This morning,
before the business OF the Police Court began,
Thos. DonOhue, who was recently indicted with
the old detectives for receiving stolen proparty.
and Detective Edelin, applied for a search warrant
against Jacobs Brothers. jewelers. on the avenue,
between 18th and 18th reefs. Prose
cutting Attorney Moore examined the
case and ordered the warrant to issue.
The warrant charged that the parties named had
the property Of Charles C. Huntley, mail con-
tractor OF this city. When the warrant Was made
out, Clerk Prince refused to let DOnohoe swear to
it. stating that ''Mr Huntey or the detective would
haveto swear to t.as theyw re responsible persons
MI. HuDtley, who Is paraiyzed, was brought down
warrant was put in the hands OF Detective Eielin,
who executed 1t, and found the watch In the store
OF JACOBS Brothers, they having bOuyhtit in a reg.
ular way for &l10 The watch Is valued at $500
The watch was stolen more than two months ago
from the residence OF Mr.. Huntley, and some time
passed before 1t was reported. The cas- was put
In the hands OF Elelin, who traced the watch until
he recovered it.
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NOTARY APP oINIED.-The President has reap.
pointed Thos. K w allace as notary public for the
District OF Columbia.
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INTEREST CHEcKa-U. 8. Treasurer Wyman to
day mailed 10 Cos checks to holders OF registered
United States ind District OF Columbia 3-65 bonds
for interest due August LIST. The amount repre-
sented by these checks aggregate $. 75l.96l.
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The Remains of Minister Bar,

NEW YORK. July 3l.-The bo1y OF nor Fran.
cisco Barca. the Spanish mini ter, was to-day re-
moved temporarily to the Marble cemetery IN 81
street where 1t will remain until Tomorrow when
1t will be taken to the French steamer Normandle
for shipment to Europe.
Massachusetts Republican Convention
BOSTON, July 31.-The St,te republican CON-
mtttee to-day designated Boston as the place OF
as the date Charles X. Co imam, OF Boston, was
Invited to preside over tn, state convention.
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In the state dining room the side walls ceiling and
WOODWORK were redecorated in colOrs, and the
west windows were cut down to the floOr and pro-
V1ded with glass doors for, entrances to the con-
6ervatory adjoining; In the red room the sidewalk
ceiling and woodwork were redecorated In coiOrs,
q Dew cherry-W00d mantel was constructed In
place OF the Old white marble one (which was
t'ken down and re-erected In one OF the
The blue room the sidewalks and Ceiling and Wooda
work were redecorated in coOrs, portion OF the
white marble mantel was removed and replaced
with new carpet. new window curtains and
iaces; four new side gas brackets, with seven
lights each. were placed upon she walls, and
backed with mos s1c work scOnces, and the furnI-
ture OF the room was recovered with new mater1-
ais and the frames OF the suite reglded The three
taken down, flled with ne " ball Joints otherwise
repaired, and replaced upon the ceilings and a
new carpet Was purchased and Isid IN the room
dor were redec0rated, and the old ground glass
Ia the partition separating 1t from the front vest-
bule was removed and replaced with fine glass
mosaic WORKS. Mention Is made also OF the repairs
10 the heating apparatus, the new ceiling OF the
east porco and the painting OF the exterior OF the
houses OF the Executive Mansion stable. fncreas-
ing them TO double their former dimensions
ESTIMATES FOR The NEXT FISCAL YEAR
Col Rockwell asks for the following sums for the
year ending June. 1885: For the lmprovenent and
Carolina avenue, betwe q 4th and 9Th streets,
$500; reservation on North Carolina avenue, be-
II and 8 the site OF the old canal, $4,000;
for Improvement ani care OF various
reservations, $4,000: improving Seward place,
$4,000: fmprov .ng four reservations on New Jer.
eey avenue northwest. $4,000; for improvement,
care and maintenance OF Smithsonian grounds.
$1,000: for Improvement and care OF Armory
SO are and reservations east to Botanical gardens
5000; improvement OF Mashin Ston circle $4,000:
for care and repair OF the Exc uttye Mansion
$4,000 The total amount asked for, OF which the
above are the most important items. Is esi606n
The report also recommen Is the Ap r0priAttou
OF $4,000 Tor improving the space on Maryland ave-
niue, between 7th an Oh southwest. and $4,000
TOT tne space on vermont avenue. between Q and
on Pennsylvania avenue. between 8 b and isth
streets southeast, q ,000 and for the two trangu-
lar spaces on Massachusetts, av.nue, between &th
and 10th STREETS northeast, q .O0Q
The $4,000 asked for In improving Seward Mace
which IL a. the Intersection OF PENNSYLVANIA ave.
nue. and North Carolina avenue, between 4th ana
9th southeast viii provide for the removing an the
roadways now running through this space and en-
close the PARK In . manner similar 20 stanton and
NJ Vernon eQuare9
oUAMA1Y.
The care necessary to maintaia them Z. geed
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The Strike i'm Warrington,


At the telegraph offices there was no change in
the situation to-day. Manager Whitney, Of the
Western Union office, said that the work
was being done we'll and rapidly. 1--WE
have hal no special Instructions" said Mr..
Whitney, "tO take down the notices stating that
we have stopped stamping the messages. All or
the offices are working well except, perhaps some
OF the smaller Offices" Superntend Mt Zeubin
here some time. Mr.. WhtnIy lid some injustice
had been done Mr.. Zauplin In the pub ic ition of
his notice TO the operators. The Communication
is addressed to Mr.. Whitney, and says:
''Under the general Instructions OF the acting
president OF tlia comp ny. appointments have
neen ma ie filling all the vacancies In this Office
The striking operatives and the dismissed men
should be given to un lerstapi this in order tnal
they my seek employment elsewhere If they so
deSren
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TBE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
IRE following are the 0pening ana closing Dftces
GIfhe New York Stock Market to-day. a. reporLei
fyspectal wire 70 IL II Dodge, $50 18th sire d.
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- EsOND BAND CLOTHING BOUGHT. AND THE
- MSne4 ,oAon prices pa5d. Also Watchea Jevelry
0suz xasso - &c. CAu o. address BkRZOd sos of6
0SeU&s DoaS PenNAJIVaaaln AySnxa1 n,sxx1s
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Every class OF Securities bought and sold on commits.
sion in San Francis o. Baltimore. Philadelphia Nev
York Boston and Washington Orders executed ON ths
Few York Stock Exchange at one-eixhth Of one per
cent commission. Private and direct telegram uir..
70 tchniond. Baltimore Philadelphia. New York and
Boston. through which or ers executed on III.
Stock Exchanges Ia those cities and reported back
promptly Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and In
formation arng the Markets received through our
wires Instantly direct from the New York STOCK
Exchange NJ
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" the best In JUSTH'S Old Stand known for years
- ule only place whera hrst-ciass SECONDHAND
HING can Dc Sola - respectable prices Addraes
sSS1h'S Old Stend. No. 6l0 streee betveen 9Th and
tn 0310oeo northwest
S. A'-ActsLS UzAi uEo0apuy xaapdod "a ~
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FINANCIAL.

IN n NAlAL.
r1NHE GREAT TROUBLE IN BOTH THE OLD
II ilEe a:id ordinary A-tessn.ent COMPANIES ia the
CONSTANT withdrawal. on. the HEALTHY
iUSD LIFE AsS0cfA1 i NE this r. eat hh
cuy IA tie Nay Of permanent and HE INSURANCE
r.. o,vltt me he ln,n..rs are more likely to
1919 II .'fee' l. u h HIGHT. Manager. jyI
ke1 IND 81 Ii U. S. Gny.r AND ID. &. BONDS;
Stock. ~ N o-A'A S1"'
1epcsts received subject TO check
We pay SPlCiAL attention o obtaining CORRECT
SEQ EilAbLt Information regarding our various city
hecurlties and prepared tines To xns,er inoi
x1ts regarding same.
HARRY c. TONERS & CO.
pa kE1s. BROKERS AND INSURANCE.
ry2l l.:of ,IREsT NORTHWEST.
PHIvArE Sroox TrLEGRApH W1REs
~AsHiNGToN. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
III. III. DODGE,
0onis' Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
Sold on Commission.
No $50 18TH STREET. tCoRcoRAN BUupING.)
Agency for Prince and Whitley. Stock Brokers'
"a BEoADwAY. NEW Yonx.
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DIR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS
CsIm cure fof Al Urinary Diseases Impotency 0leek
pryPpI,Hc GS; 0onorhoea cured In g hOurs WIN.
sveoas northwest Pcs 3 per bon. can't BY maui undsr
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneers.

IhT TEES SALE OF TwO-sTORY FRAME
DWELL ING And LOT ON SEVENTH STREET.
EETWFEN G AND STREETS S0Ul Hast
AUCTION
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Y'HE STEAMER MATTA>O LEAV WASHING
II ton On sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays, at
Scioek NJ. for Potomac liver LANDINGS. Lands at
GRINDER wharf sundays amt Tues avs down, Wednes-
days up Erents wharf aud Chapel PUin THURSDAYS
down, end Mondays and Wednesdays up. Mattox
Creek (destlnaton> Sundays uesays and Thursdays.
Escsages received ard information given at offices Of
d. L. SHERIFF.. 32S and lila enusylyania avenue.
H. L. JONES, Age't. TIN street wharf. mil!