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The GREEsBRIER WHITE SUIPHUR-The Rich
mond Dispatch ri yesterday SAYS: "A private let
Ter from the White sulphur Springs, received here.
states that few days ago The United States mar
shall appeared there and seized the property and
placed Col Peyton in charge, but that the colonel
resigned the position and proceeded 10 Charleston.
w. Va, TO see about the matteru
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AN EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS TO PREVENT
STRIKEs.-From the manifesto Of the board OF d.
rectors of the Federation OF Trade and LABOR
Unions, having charge OF national labor legisla-
ton, briefly referred to in THE STAR a Day
or two ago, the following extract Is made:
"The board of directors, therefore, feeling the
importance OF the duty OF the hour, and with
firm reliance on the justice OF the cause Of their
fellow workmen, viii at an early day present a
respectful memorial to the President OF the
United States, In the name OF the labOrfng classes
OF the country, asking for an extra session OF
Congress- as soon possible, to consider and take
prompt action tbefore the inevitable trou BILE I'm
pending begtnsl upon the resolution already
adopted by the Senate IN regard to the reia tons
OF capital and labor, and the establish ne1t OF
Justice by such legislation as will guarantee an
equitable distribution OF the wealth annuall1 pro-
duced by labor among those who create 1t, allow
ing, however, to cap a, also reasonable COM
penaattOn."
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Srahhes1 at a Cana nf rard.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 15.-During a quarrel
over game Of cards at Friendship, Anne Arundel
county, yesterday, Hamilton S. Webb was stabbed
four or five times In the neck and groin by Webster
Wilmington Webbs injuries are thought fatal.
Warrington has been lodged in Jail Both are
residents OF this county.
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NEW CHARGES AGAINST SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
HILI.-Additional charges against Supervising
Architect Hill have been filed at the Treasury and
are now In the hands Of Secretary Folger. Their
nature is not yet made public, but it Is said, on
good authority, that they relate to contracts and
expenditures for the new government building at
PHILADELPHIA.
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--latest TelGgIanS to The Star.
The UniOntOwn Excitement
THE JURORS KISSED AND HoOIED At

UNIoNTOwN, PA, March 5-The excitement to-
day over the acQuittal of Dukes is rs intense as
ever, but 1t is not manifested by such demonstra-
lions as were made last night The jurors
when they made their appearance on the
streets this morning were publicly
The populace yelled. as each Juror appeared,
Tar and feather him!" " Hit him with brickl"
" Ride him on rail-" and other terms expressive
OF Indignation and contempt. The jurors left
town as soon as they could. Dukes has gone to
the home OF his mother In German township.
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Another PiIotaye Suit.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 15.-Another suit
growing out OF the pilotage dispute was begun
to-day, the plaintiff being John p. Virden Della
ware pilot, who claims that he piloted the
schooner Agnes P. Bacon from Cape Henlopen to
this port in April last, and that his claim has not
been paid. The vessel. which now lies at Green
wich Point, Will be attached.
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Illicit RissiIIauion

BOSTON, March 15.-1n the United States circuit
court to-day, in the of the United States agt.
Goodrich H. Bush, OF WeSt1ed, indicted for Illicit
dlstlation, Judge Colt denied the motion to Quash
the Indictment filed by Gen. Butler, defendants
counsel, and the trial proceeded.
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SECURITY FROM LOSS By BURGLARY,
~ ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACC1DENT.-
TIE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
CORNER 10TH STREET AND NEW YORK AyI.
FerpetuH Charter Act Of Congress January 29ds 1e61
Rents Safes for IS to $50 par yeax and takes al kinds
rates. SS w. 49,
nnlaINsSSAAMiN p. SNYDER. President
Q. GLOVER. OF Riggs Co., Vice PRESIDENT
y ~ ~ ,s GASsELS, Treasurer.
AAoEAf L STURTEYANT, Secretary.
G. e. Nyman, Asat. Secy.
BENJAMIN 2. 6nyden ChaIise O. Gloves.
John Cassels Henry A. Wilar6
Albert L. Sturtevant, Thomas Evans.
John G. Parke, aulA
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Tic eoiored church at Austin, Arkansas, Is half
ful! OF water Tuesday the pastor climbed TO the
rooi and preached u sermon TO the congregation
attending In SkiffS
bill was introduced IN the Pennsylvania legis-
iature yesterday 20 prevent the crelnating of
human bodies.
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ARMY RETIREMENTS.-The Secretary OF War this
afternoon placed upon the special retired list 10
officers heretofore retired upon reaching Ga years
OF age, creating Is vacancies on the regular re-
tired list OF 40 This Will enable him TO retire q
number Of disabled officers who have not reached
81 years OF age.
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les OF the said District
NIsCELIANFoUs.
That the portion OF the joint committee OF Cong
Is mon TIE lIhrn ~ CT,

INDUSTRIAL NOTEs. "A hundred and twenty -1va
operatives have struck IT the cotton mills OF J.
Greenlee Sons. Philadelphia, for higher wages
The Western Nail ISOLATION, In Pittsbiirg.
yesterday re11irmed its card rate and decided To
resume the op ration or the factories next Nom
day FOR three weekS.-NOtices We're posted at the
coal mines in the Scranton district, Tuesday an
nounclng that fun time Will be resumed nexs
week,
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Thirty-Five New Female Doctors.

TWO FROM THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. March 15-At the annual
commencement OF the Womans Medical College of
Pennsylvania this morning the degree of NJ. D.
was conferred on thirty women. One OF these
was from Palestine, three from New York, four
from Ohio. two from the District OF Columbia, and
the remainder from Pennsylvania and other states
and territories
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HAffiSgED.

. BURGESS-DaVIs. On Nj rich l4fh 1885, at the
house of Mr. James Patterson. No. 9lS Ninth strssl
northeast, by the lev. Jacob Wilson, Mr.. THOMA3
BURGESS. ate of Chester, Pa, 10 Miss KATIE v.
DAVIS. Of Washington DC.
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'nOo' o. rAodEh q CO., Real Estate AucdOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BoYLEs HOTEL. NOS.
So AND 81 c STREET NORTHWEST, AND THE
ADJOINING PROPERTY. NOS. Sc AND IS c
STREET,.
By virtue of deed of trust recorded in Liber nt.,
No S.3 folio 3l7. OF the land records of the
trct Columbia; and at the request Of the holders
OF the note secured thereby, will sell public auction
n w fr Tt Of the premises on WEDNEsDAY the
~, Mt M, -EIiHfH DAY OF MARCH 1883. at FIVE
in the city OF Washilgton D. C.. with the improve,
used MS Hotel. which will be sod a whole aud two
ranle Dwellings,. which will be sold separately.
and twelve months for which the of the purcha-
SER with interest from the day of SALE secured by deed
Of trust and policy Of insurance on the property sold
VII be taken or all cash. at the option Of the
deposit OF 5000 will be required at time of sale from.
tie purchaser OF the hotel property and of 5000 from
the purchaser OF eech Of the other parcels. All taxes
and assessments will be payable of the purchase
money L terms OF sale are not complied with in
erty five days notice by advertisement at the risk
aid cost Of the defaultn purchaser All convey
ar c1sst OF the purchaser. c. A. JAMES,
Mh3-s, tu thSds Surviving Trnrfee
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TeleRraplliC Briefs.

In the Pennsylvania state senate, this morning,
senate bill to establish state board OF health was
defeated for want OF constitutional majority, by
a vote OF Is ayes to 13 noes.
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NEW BANK.-The controller OF the currency
has authorized the Second National Bank OF Lex
ington, KY, to begin business with capital OF
100000.
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X son,
- Real Estate and Insurance
1925 L streer northwest

E OF I'M SdH REH S HhfRo SF
s. REEI, ON The SoUlH SIDE OF NJ STREET,
LOTs ON TENTH AID ELEVENTH. STKEETS
EAST NORTH OF 1 STREET SOUTH.
BY virtue of deed Of trust to the undersigned "a
in Llber No. 1874. Ito 122 ct seq one Of the a2
records for the District of Columbia and the written
request OF the party thereby secured will to
MARCH TWEHTY scoop, A b. 1888. at HALF.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P M. the following described
real estate situate in Washington. D. c.. and known
OF Square numbered Line hundred and seventy-four
t9l4 said subdivision is duly recorded in the sur
veyors office of said city in hber n. K. No l. folio
ty-six CO. twenty l27). tweny-eisht t2s) TWEEN
tynine t29) and thirty 900. in Adam Gaddis' subdi-
vision of lot numbered (7l. in Tngley's subdi-
vision OF said square numbered nine hundred and
as duly recorded in said surveyors
Office, in Gber H. d. Cooke folio 70. Also the east
twentyix f26) feet front IN" street SOUTH by the
bere nine hundred and seventy (977) with the
privilege of outlet three (3pfeet wide in the rear of
SAID lot to the pubic alley in said square, beginning
for said outlet at point in the south line OF said LOT
elg feet eight inches east from the of said
o thence running north three feet thence east eleven
eight inches thence south three feet thence west
70 the piece OF beginning. together with all the i'm
Terms of saIe third cash. balance in one and two
years IN equal payments. with interest at per
cent PER annum from day Of sale. payable semi annu
ally and secured by deed of trust all CASH at pur-
chasel's option: DEPOSIT Of $3.50 each Of the
proved and $50 each lot viii be required at
from date OF sale the Trustees the right to resell
the at the risk and of the fating pur
chaser on five days notice in the Evening Star. Con-
WM. F. HOFFMAN, trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer. m12 -d&is
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SALARIES OF INDIAN AGENTs.-In the Court OF
Claims to-day seventeen cases were argued and
submitted, which involve the question OF pay
ing in full the fixed salary OF Indian agents, which
were only partially provided for 10y Congress
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New o. .. Treasurer Appointed.

New q. .. Treasurer Appointed.
The President this afternoon appointed Nr. A.
o. Wyman, the Assistant Treasurer, Is q. a
Treasurer, vice Mr.. James Gilnllan, resigned.
The change goes into effect on the lst proximo.
MT Wyman viii secure his bond and qualify ny
that date. He was almost overw helmed with con-
CALCULATIONS this afternoon
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Ndnle
The NIalagasy ENJOYS i'm Philadel.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 15.-The Malagasy
ENJOYS arrived here from washington to-day, an 1
were received at the railway station by the pres
dents OF both branches Of city councils and other
distinguished citizens They will be received by
the mayor tomorrow, and the Inequalities OF the
city Will be extended to them.
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Launched at Last.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 15.-The steamship
MaripoSa, Which has been stuck on the ways for
more than week, was successfully launched at
Cramps yard this morning.
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STEAMERS. &c.

rTvHF STEAMER NATTAE o LEAVES WASHING
II ton on St.n.iays. Tuesdays aud 1h1rsdays, at z
o'c.ock a. NJ for Fot0mac hiyer Landnss- Lands at
C,rfu,ierss vI'arf SUNDAYS down and Hednesda up
OF ent's and Chagei Point Thursdays down and Mon
sisys m. avs IN Nsox creek (esn& tioI) sunday and
TlJr,Sfav nigiIt4 aud Nomni and Prospect Hill
f1rsttgsfoIJ IEestIsy nights. Packages received and
fnforr1afioU s7-csl at Offices of G.. J.. SHERIFF. 32S
ara lII4 Isn.l !vrDis avenue. G.. I. JONES Agent
9TH =. wharf. mbl2
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ARREST OF A CCUNTERFEITER.-The agent Of the
secret service division at Denver Col, telegraphs
passing counterfeit one hundred dollar bill on the
Merchants National bank OF New Bedford, Mass.
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FIRST Assistant Postmaster General Hatton re-
turned to Washington this morning.

HAzEN COURT OF NoUIRY.-War department
officials profess to have no knowledge OF any
action TAKEN or to be TAKEN relative to the order
ing OF a court of inquiry into the management OF
the signal service bureau under General HaZen.
There is reason to believe, however, that the Pres
tdent has the matter under ADJUSTMENT, and that
the delay in announcing the detail arises from the
reluctance OF certain of1icers [whose names have
been suggested) to serving on the board. 1t is
rumOred to-day that Gen. Terry may be selected
as president Of the court, with two colonies from
the staff bureaus Of the War department.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.


DAWNBROKERS SALE OF FORFEITED
I PLEDGES.
will sell for F. Seneer, 1877 9Th street northwest
commencing THURSDAY, MARCH FIFTEL NTH
1888. at SEVEN p. NJ. This sale win consist Of a
large line OF Gold. Silver Bass and Nickel Watches
Gold silver, and Plated Vest Chains; Geuts Gold and
Plated Charms and Loctsts. Ear rings. Pins. Brace
in fact, all kinds Of ieselry; Opera Glasses Plated
Ware. Also. fine line of custom made suits and
Pants, LADIES' Dresses, and silk Patterns; Shawls
Bibles Guns, Pistols, Musical instruments. Books
Tools, Boots. aud Shoes; Carpets, Trunks. &c. viii
sold
P S.-Persons holding tickets on which the time has
expired will PIE ass take notice.
+. SELINGER. Broker.
WEEKS CO., Auct. mh13-3t
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A SCENE IN CouRT.-Thls afternoon, in the Grim
inal Court, Maggie Ford. q colored woman. charged
Ross, was convicted and sentenced to one year in
the penitentiary at Buffalo. ny. Her husband,
the court for mercy, and all then gave way to emo
tiOn.
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sHr TEsfr E2sz NJ Ho s8s4Hw,r,
Sill i i5ecr lHf.eSiSldfsSR za SSffffESf
I1''ss II!yE ySs I In,' PROM srATIos CORNER
1oE ii;tsDu1g ald ihe est Cl.caro InI:.,9 f~rros,
i.ne so .elln s gsFs at, at s;s9 NJ da.ly fass
Hsrrsrs % Cnciana:, westen Exf raIs I52 20
ncsnsti Nal T3pse $50 q p ts'9 ,!.v a a.
ritt9ba-; and the Vest, e ii i.aee slee-,1ns Car
r., BAt1IaoGt AM, toToMac RAILROAD.
. S d sass tesh as; E st ps Nsgara
r., @asea'.St a 10 Cs-ssal isua-
u. dsily. cSeeft san.tsY.' --''.- ''''''
r 81 a., ~ ss f,nsai sss
foE l.. oi " tAus cI,.. lie , =. every weekday
Fer Hroollyr NY. az si.,os- trains eonnec. a. 1.-
ssy - Wit. bsS'is q Brooklyn Annex. aderling
,,rrisse serass New York civ. --'' '''1'-'
ie hAa s,, -: $50 M lee am 20 40
lo;2orm Laai:es. Azpress. $50 q. IA. daily. ex.
so s:sd CO 81 ga .S ssso is% g
Fer fa.e's .rseE Line. e4ossn AID 4:4o p.n daily.
For ANNAPOLIS. SO g. m and 44o Pm. daily. e.c,p,
N.Y. A Az2 nEh2r AsD sA
Fog tszsnara, CSC Too. s;,e. II 90 and IL :25 a. m.
sunday ste:so. $40 and II rs am. and ZOO ana
S.uU Pm
Ter Richmond and the South. $50 and las m.
oaiy. and o:eo =. m. daily. eSeept sunday.
Trims leave Alexandria for Wssh:pgeou. 800 500
ssaS and HOW am. II 80, 2:5o, $780, $40
10 and s:le p. IA. and 1l:o0 midnight. On
Sunday at 500. o.5j end 1000 .. N. 100 and
o-20p.m. -
det.t and information af the once northeas, corner
e3Isth street sld Pennsylvania avenue and as the sta
0en. where orders h left for tie checking Of bag
VaGe t. destination from hcteas and residences.
Is. WOOD. GeceEal Passenger Axen4
CHAS. L. PUGH. General Manseer.
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RANGE OF THE THgRMoMETHR-The following
officer to-day: . AN. al; II Am, M6; . pm,
eAQ Maximum, 6a.5: minimum, GIL
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Medical College COMMENCEMENT.

BALTIMORE. March 15.-The seventy-sixth COM
mencement OF the medical department OF the
University OF Maryland took place to-day at the
Academy OF Music. Eighty-Seven graduates re-
celved diplomas as doctors OF medicine, and thirty
four dental SURGEONS
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LIN

NOTICE.
JAS3. ROUTE.
lei CTNAEr ST, otSIIiP COMPANY LIMITED
- Iii ~. \ COIN HAHB0R.
FROM II&R 40 y. !: NLW YORK
Saslona Wei. Ny 81 6 L =. Wed. Aprjl IS.
Se1vla Ned. April 1 fi'-7onia .. We'd. MAY 2.
ocy thia q. Ne. AprIt / .5-rsis -. We'd. May g..
And EfE8l EEDNESNAI FROM NEW iORh.
FATE PASSAGE:
scu, SSV ana FOO for taSsS accommodations
steerege at very low rates. Storage tickets from Iv-
Ell "o ana Queenstown and al other parts Jf EurDpet.
lowest
- LrOugh bills Of laden sivan for Belfast Glasgow.
h vTe, Antwerp ana nIef Ioits on the Continent AMI
FOR Mediterranean, iorts.
lcr freight and Tss,,ze appy at the Cumpany's 1Flca
No bowling Green, both steerage and cabrn to
OILS BlUEI0M Co. C05 .ti street. Washington,
sLANON A. BROWN Il CO., New York;
OTTO AesSIF. OILS BIGELOW & CO.
!all2 tO1 IIh street. Washington.
HAMBURG LINE.
WEIKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON,
FOR ENGLAND. FRANCE AND GERMANY.
Ior Passage apply TO
c. b. RICHARD CO..
General PASSENGER Agents
81 broadway. n. Y.
Or TO PERCY G. SMITH,
1851 and 619 Pennsylvania avenue.
Send for ''FcurIs. G9-yst;a"
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J2uRTREss MONROE, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH

Inland ard Sea card Casting 60. s.Fegant STEAMER
LSDI ~ -. p LANE, caves 6lh street wharf every
,tuND&I. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY att D. m
Stopping at ey Point sd TCint Lookout going and
ret Is!iF. Connecting in Norfolk With BcstT Prcsi-
dtnee and New lo. steamer. and all rsilrust lines
sotG anH st ld Point vIts he Chgaaleake& ohio r. h.
tCks q state t-,is ! at II. 4 o. ticket
Orc - "a ave- 81 Marc Eotei, at boat and general
oi-fe, bi3 10Th Z. A. WOOD. Ssc'y e IS
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF HI STREET NORTH,
BETWEEN SKI n AND SEVENTH STREETS
WEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust to the undersigned ~,
bearing GATE March % 1914 and duly recorded in :
Of the District Of Columbia and request of the party
thereby secured we will exEose to public sale in front
SIXTH, AID. 1883, AT FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ,
the following parcel of ground, viz Part of lot five 90
ington city, G. beenning tor the same at the south
two 42 feet thence north 1872 feet 1O inches to pub
lie alley thence east forty two 42 feet and thence
ments tn reOn.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in one and
two years. In with interest day of
sale and secured. all cash at purchasers option
deposit of 500 will be required at the sale, and
are not complied with within five days from date of
sale the Trustees the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost OF the defautng purchaser five
days notice in The Evening Star. Convey ancing at
purchasers cost.
MAHLON ASHFORD.
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MAHLON ASHFORD, I r,,..,..
mh6- d3t&eo&ds JOHN L, MITCHEIL.{ 4rustees.

VINRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT
u on Ho 4Tu s SIDE , Of STREET BETWEEN
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
d OF Columbia in equity cause No sl4O. docket
~ will sell at public auction in front of the premises
on FRIDAY, the TWENTY-THIRD day Of March,
A. ID. 1883. ut FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, lot numbered
two q according to the subdivision square num-
bered four hundred and forty eight t44s recorded
N the office OF the Surveyor Of said in ber
street north with depth Of 143 feet.
Terms of sale Cne-thrd Of the purchase money cash
and the balance in equal insalments at ~ and two
0 years from day of sale the purchaser to give his
promissory notes for the deferred payments bearing
interest at the rate Of six per cent. annuln until
paid payable quarterly and secured by deed of trust
upon the premises sold all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser All convey ancing at cost Of purchaser 500
down when property is sold.
cfs 10
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kskOP9SAi.S FOR BRUSH AND STONE FOL
Z SLOpE WALL FOR POTOMAC FLATS.

PENNSYLVANIA
"AsHINGIoS. ID. c., MARCH 9TH, 1888
.shALED PROPOSALS. in tripcate VIII be received
az TINS CE.Ce until Il March 26th 1888 and
oIensd nme fietey thereafter n furnishing brush
ana rl-rs lone for TIE sOIe wall the river front of
the Potomac fIats.
, b a!r- mat amounts are rs foIows:-6O0 cords
Brush and l., COO cubic yards Stone.
Specifications blank forms u proposals and full in
formation viii DO furnished application to the under
sign.
mhJ-6t IETER c. INNS. Ma or of Engineers.
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,
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
j ne steamers OF tn cuInI.Iy viii SAL tS Ky At
lhOAl from Bce..,n Pier, foot OF sd street. Eo5yaH
hates OF passage: rom New Surf u HHT-N f4o1ipu,
SOUTHAMPTON and Ery'IT1 first Cabin, $tG] s95o1t
cabin $50: stteTaz9. @j. - pail steerage Sart1lc ,t
"a For FREIGHT or iE~---y- apply to OELkICHS
co, BowIng Grsrn. New York: W. ii. MkTI-tOir
CO.. 90 elns5 iy4Il avenue 4rtlwest. Agents tor
Washington. Jll2
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RAILROADS.
RMTIMOI-E AND UHIU RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND The ONLY LINE
BETW IN
THE EAST AND TIE VEST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK. JASNEY COUPLER!
SIEEL RAILS,

Schedule - take effect SUNDAY. NOV. u. 1882
Leave Washington. from ton corner OF New Jer-
sey avenue sn,t 4 street
For Chlc1Eo. Cincinnati Loaisvi,'e, and st Louis
daly. az 4:t0 a. H.. 1915 A.. NJ. 300 D. H.. with
throuEh Coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars to above
points without change; l0:15 q. daily to Chicago
EXCEPT Saturday.
For gittsburg Cleveland and Detroit at lo:1aa. m.
Pittsburg, with Sleeping att .Cet.
Trains for Philadelphia and New GCrk at 10 q. n
o4iy e3ceit sunday; 3 Pm. AMI 40 PIN. daily.
with PtI!Or AID SIr-t4}-E f'aTs @tt&g'iDd
3. 10 m, 1910. 2.1U. 49, s. $50 80 40 5:45 z
s;50. g:4O. IL :3G pm.
isr Baltimore CT sundays. 6:3O 7:4s Dam. I:25,
2;s5. =. 4:4e. $50, = $40 pm.
boz Annapolis, CSC H.. II: % and 40; Sunday,
r. way ftsions between washington arr r rt;r,o-e
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eBo p m day. e.c.lt sunday. As =. Iii. daily: for
oE-tt-stsi ~ 5t4l$ EXCEPT Sunday. for ayers
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POINT. SD F-vter * and Hey stations q. * n
m 10. 4:4U PIN. al. ~ PA. daily cAcept Sun
toriurther Information apply at the Baltimore an
OHIO Ticket Office, Nashington Station 6l9 and 1851
&Ye-ie. corner 18th street. where orders
W IL tahen ;Cc t.sss TO be checked atTeeeiyed. 1T
VI. CLEMENIs. IA. OF L.. Baltimore, and C. K.
Aotso- H. L. A. mhl4
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BOWLING, Auctoneer.

F3NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ONE FOUR-WHEEL ENGLISH DOG CART BY
WOOD BROS. OF NEW YORK, COST $500, AT
AUCTION.
SATURDAY. SEVENTEENTH MARCH, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, in front of salesrooms. Sale
positive.
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SMALL Pox AMONG ARIZONA INDIANs-The
Indian commissioner was informed by Captain
Crook, U. s. A., to-day that fifteen Indians were
sick with the small pox at Peach Springs, Hual-
para reservation, in Arizona territory.