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In another column will be found the adver-
tisement of the FARM, FIELD AND FIREsIDE.'
Offering $4,000 in presents to new subscrl-
bers. This publication ranks among the
best and handsomest of family and agricui-
tural papers, and its proprietors are fully ape
to carry out any offer they may make. an
offer Of forty thousand dollars was made IN
December to its subscribers all of which was
carried out as hown by the names and al
dresses, in the advertisement of some OF the
receiyers
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-11

New York Witness, August i5.isOl
81 find tina, in addition to tho pure spirits
contain ned IN their Compositiou. they conta'n
the extracts Of no. 2 an other " G known and
highly approved medic nj roofs, leaves and
t.ne u es IN quantities sun c aut to render the
artic what he makers claim it 10 be- 10
wit, a medicinal pr ptration and not a ev-
ersge-ulit aud unsafe to DO used except "a
ameilclue. From a careful analysis Of their
formu a--whlch was altested under DATA
l ma thlt III every wnegiosstul Of Hop
Bltters he active medi maj properties, aside
from tie slllet ir e. are equal t. fu
d So ter Al adult, winch IA IL my opinion,
81 lects 1t TO N internal revenue tax as a
med.c.na h.tte-."
CBElN y. RAUN, US. Com. In. Rev.
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Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and itching
Piles. One box has cured worst cases OF ~
years s,tnding. No one need suffer ilye
minutes af er using Williams Indian PIE
Blood Ointment. II absorbs tumors, allays
itching. acts as poultice, gives instant relief.
Prepared only for Piles, Itching of private
pa is. Mailed for 81. Frazier Med. Co,
Cleveland o.
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vounr, middle aged, or old men, suffering
g. lou, reyvous debility and kindred weak
n ,aonn should send two stamps for large
t nesses, giving successful treatment.
WanIn,s DisPENsARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
Rnfalo. n. Y.
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Is your liver sound2 1OO-page book free.
Address Or. Sanford, "a Duane st. NewYork.

The North American Indians, especially
the Seneca tribe, made such frequent use Of
petroleum that for many years it was only
known as Seneca OIL Now it IS known as
Carb line. lie Wonderful Hair Remover.
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C. Farley, city marshal, 2l3 Broadway, N.
r. says: II had rheumatic govt 20 years.
ired everythins; now take DIR. Gilmore s
RIG. 1t has cured my crippled feet, and
IS all other medicines and treatments in
;ie world -
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mAhoI1t six months"

bfENsMAN's PEPToNIzED BEEF TONIC the only
preparation of beef containing its entire nutri-
t0us properties. Ii contains blood-making,
force generating and DEMONSTRATING properties;
invaluable for indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous
prostratton, and all forms of general debility;
also, in all enfeebled conditions, whether the
result Of exhaustion, nervous prostration, over
work or acute disease, particularly if resulting
from pulmonary complaints. G swell, Hazard "
Co., Proprietors, New York. Sold by druggists
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t,rlv about one-half of the people of Chi
caro- are natives. This relieves the State OF
Illinois of a great responsibility.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-11

In France the horsewhip in the hands of
an rate female sheds more blood than the
sword in the hand of dueling hero.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-11

DR.. r. Y. PnBoE, Buffalo, n. T. - your
Ssr---I have advised many ladies TO tfy :. ssii
"Favorite Prescription" and never see IL iai
to do more than you advertise. WIN
Yours truly. MRs. A. NJ. RANhAN,
IA Bates Street, Indianapolis, lhu'
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The London World tells Of a new coptri-
vance to make ladies taller. Inc ladies nave
contrivances enough for making men short.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-01-11

A breastpin containing an Edison glow
light. fed BY small wnistcoat pocket a Das-
terry, IS sold at 50 at Nuremburg, Germany
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II you are bilious, take. Dr. fleIoe
pheasant Purgative Pellets, the orisin''
Little Liver Pills" OF all druggists.
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ponanza Floods daughter viii inherit
so1 n 40. She is the sort of food that, if
f IIoT at the tied, may lead er huband on
10 fortune.
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s,o,,cr SWANS Worm svru,,

Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic; for
feverishness, restlessness. worms, constipa-
ton. zoe.
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at quiets the patient and ultimately cures
him. A late enconium on Samaritan Neruiae.
Mr.. Oliver Myers, Ironton, O., says: 'Sa-
md1itdnNeruine cured me of general debility.
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Any truth faithfully faced is strength IN
itself,
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Decline OF MIN.


Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual
Debility, Cured by Wells Health Remover
81
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"At lastr' cried the convict. while
breaking stone, Il am a striking ex-
ample"
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It's Purely Vegetable. Faultless FAMILY
Medicine, and bas been Manufactured at ~
ltOGUES PHARMACY, one OF the mos az ,r Ia
ae9t Drug Stores Of Baltimore. for more than
LIVER DISEASE has been tested and anr- -tlS VI
by thousands Of the most prominent cff iigene
II Baltimore, who have used 1t snecessf,ii,S s
combating the above complaints. ali Of VIZ ~
rise rom a arrangement of the Liver -, ana
Disordered Stomach. We therefore saw "i ~
You confidently If You have Dvspsnsin SO 70
i5on. Slck or Nervous Headache. faUs chill
Pfogsd Out and don't care oont{nentdi ,r6ssssg
~ .,s, .ioe or &c: try j. ". LarOque's Anti.
h1liOus Bitters, and our word for II . 81
gle dose, taken either at night on retiripc11 in
IN the morning before breakfast. will nat pa
You feel like new man. If Won live 10 9
lnalarious section, where Clllis and Fe w a
abound, 10 will be found n most eff fSteas
hemedy IN guarding the system from All az. ~
tack The price too, IS reasonable ana Vitb a.,
lne reach OF All; . cents for the Herbs IN
pared. ''e9 Ieacy pre-
w. E.THORNTON, Sole Proprietor
COT Baltimore aud Harrison sts., Baltimore.
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'Roagh on Coughs.'.
Fast Judge and Slow Juror.

Knocks a Cough or Cold endwise. For chill
dren or adults. Troches 15c. Liquid 50c.
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In nnoiher colnnn wlll he found the adve

Get Lyons Patent He'll Stitfeners appheaVo
new boots or shoes before you run them over
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1r1IIoN e,.es every MOND.ll
A. DAY and SATURDAY, at II =, 49,.
nrecisaly, Of Horses, Mules, CarriSgas w. ,,
P PIasSSets &c. Large stock Of Horses, Car
Faces faces Buggies, Wagons, &c, Of every deseIip-
ion With Harness, L6r Blankets, 1e;, con,
SANITY on hand and YTal n, Teis selling Nov
10we5s ,,m ,ai s from SIS mp to $50 New Ex-
Top n Wa3,ans SIS to 500. New Harness ii"al
pres pr - s9s Give me call hefare Pqrehaslpf
- 20 ~. THOMAS f PARLEFf,
siS'I huctioneer and Commission Merchant {
deo lily
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-03
MOREPOOR ECONOMY
THE HOUSE SUBSTITUTES THE MINORITY
REPORT on THE FORTIFICAr1Oy BILL.
The Senate Passes the Sundry Civil Bill-Mr.
Hewitt Wants 60 Lot Loose General In
ycStisatlns Committee In the Various De.
apartments.
THE SENATE.

Mt Hale presented the conference report on
the naval appropriation bill. II reported the
courcrccs the two houses rs unable TO agrce
and recommended further conference. Tho
senate decided to Insist on It's amendments
and ordered another conference The chair
rcappointcd McSSu. Hale, logan, and Beck
as the confcrces on the part of the senate
Mir Van Wyck, from the committee on pub
lie lands, reported fnvorably a Joint resolution
prohibiting the secretary ofthe interior from
certifying or patcuting any lands ~ the ruil'
road. corporations until congress shall hnvc
gCtcd upon any bill or report from committee
tuyoriug forfeiture or such lands.
Mr., ingalls, offered a resolution, which WINS
agreed to- calling on the secretary. of the iutc-
rlor for information relative to the condition
Otthc Northern Cheyenne Indians on the
Tongue and Rosebud rivers. who are alleged
70 By without rations, and committing dcpre'
dationS on settlers for subsistence.
On motion Of Mr.. Allison, the senate then
pluCccdcd to conIdcrthe yndry civil bill
Pending consideration of the bill a message
was ccrlVed from the house of representatives
announcing thut Tint body had u0u.cnncurrcl
In the senate amendments to the river and
hnrhor bill.
Tho senate, on motion Of Mr.. Mcmillan, IN
sisted OH It's amcndaCutS and ordered com.
mlttec Of conference The chair appointed
M0sSrs Mcmillan, Congcr and Ransom rs
such committee,
Mr. sherman offered tho following rcsolu.
tiou which lies over ono day
~. h;,so,r.9, Inai we sGnatG VIII meet W tnc
usuul nonr on tridny, tnc lth dNy OF July IN,
sl1ill, aug hilSr thc roaring Ot the journal Nhu
hdorr other GusiucsSis done the secretary of
Tue 5epate shall read me deSlgrltio9 ~ AMER,
van 5n inuePehuehce ana WusnihStons uueWoIi
hu N ,--.,,--. - -. 49,, 49,,
INV cOnSlueraion, OF inc summary CIVIL olli
wns then proceeded with.
ON tht amondipcnt proposed 10y thc senntc
oou,nl,uve % strike guy TUG clal,o prSVlding
ColnRusllipn ny salaries lnstoW OF ftcs Tor
uhiteu States ln1f>hhlN MT, Allison moNcn
I'M IN, INC senate agreed 10 apply 'ho nNeihihu'o
'u tr,,,, A., - Attn.
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Building permits were issued yesterday TO
II, Kraak, repair brick, 3O7 seventh street
northwest; $500. John Miller, erect two.
story Office, Fourteenth between X and T.
streets northwest $1,000. John Baily, erect
two threO-story and basement dwellings,
Fourth, between L and streets northwest;
$1,000. Horace Fillmore repair iruno, ll5 D
Street southeast; $50 NJ. DUNCAN, repair
fsTmc, 337 II street southwest; 500 7, H..
Senior, erect n twOstory aud cellar dwelling
10 Droit avenue, 10 Droit park: $40. Amanda
q. Chew, erect twostory dwelling, X, he.
tween North Capitol and First streets north.
west; 81 ,276, G. " INIT, erect four two-story
md Cclhlr dwellings, southeast corner Tenth
and streets northwest; $1,000 Walker Boyle,
erect twOs,Ory dwelling, Monroe, between
sixteenth and Seventeenth streets northwest;
$1,000. II /. King, repair brick, 1909 + street
northwest. 5000,
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CONTRIBUTIONS,

Tho senate IN executive scsdun yesterday
confirmed the following nominations:
Watson C. Squire Of Washington territory, to
be guyCrnor uf Washington territory.
Gilbert A, Pierce, of Illinois, to he governor
Of Dakota.
Horny = Neal, of Ohio, to be solicitor Of the
treasury
Iohn'r uull, of Mississippi tob be receiver of
public moneys nj Jackson, Miss
Samuel A. Losch. Of Pennsylvania, to bo sec
rotary OF New Mexico,
David L. d. Pride, OF Idaho, to he secretary
of Idaho.
Jesse w. George. of Washington territory,
TO IN United States marshal for Washington
territory,
pcuumhm Kelly, OF Oregon, to no United
States marshal for the district of Oregon,
Andrew J. Evans of TeNns to DO United
States attorney tor the western district OF
Texas.
poStmnstcrs-Dn p. simpson, " Swamp
Scott, Mass. Erust u. Brauns, Ut Tracy. MINI
Henry o. Bnsford, Ut Austin, Mimi; George b.
Mills NJ Astoria, ILL.,, and James ". Tyner nj
Rockville, Ind.
The m cent shirtwaists everybody sells wC
soil at 10 Ahls n
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pany; pto ,conlesso against defendant @ r.
feck ordeBd. owen w. owen poo confesso
oealnst X. r, owen ordered Bryen Va Bryan;
testimony urdefed taken beiofo examiner
John A. Clarke. JOhnsOn w. 9l0hnson testi-
Bundy. Jones VS.. Jones; tuisboe directed 10
pay funds ~ MIR. Klein, administrator Byron
ys, Carpenter, restraining order continued tul
defendant plys INTO court SAN. Jarbpa We.
oNei; final ratification bf salo ordered. Pouy
vs. Perry: devorcc granted. Knapp vs. Knapp;
devOrce granted Assisnmentsf for to-day-Nos.
On T. II, ~, ~. l6 ~, Is, 10, 70, and n.
Criminal lOvrt-,ilsitcc Wgtio,-SUas Taylor;
larceny; appeal not guilty Joseph T. Rod
gers, false ptctenoes: admitted to bail In $40.
Assignment for today--Wm. a.. Nicholas and
VIM. NJ KohnrtAnr! llhel
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Remember game, Capitol park. to-day $50
THEN AND NOW.
Thirty Years Ago Our Flag Was Respected and
Our Mcu.oc.war We're Iuvinciblc - Now the
World Luuglis nj Us.

Apropos to the discussion going OF In con
gress as to the necessity of building MP the
navy, an old naval olilcor relates some inci-
dents that took place IN tho "hitlGs," when we
had II navy which was regarded as the most
efficient for its size In tho world;
In 1886 the ~, Mary's, under command Of 4,
A. Bailey, went into Valparaiso, Chilli. On her
arrival she found that the Chlli0us had refused
n just demand on tho authorities mndc by our
minister He sent on shore aud informed the
governor that unless the demand was coupled
with In twelve hours lie would bbmhnrd tho
town, aud proceeded at Ouce IN haul his ship
into position Within six hours the demand
was complied with.
lquiqui, Peru, where tho rovolutlonistS had
levied u hno of 81 900 ON our consul. They were
given four hours to return the money and sa-
luto the nag. Y was refused. Capt, Bailey
hauled his vessel into position aud Informed
them thnt unless the money was returned and
the flag snluted he would open tire on tho see
opd NJ which the four hours was up, Tho
money was paid and the dag salutcl, ON an
the same vessel st, Mays IN hor arrival
found n very largo numbnr of American vessels
at anchor, many of Thorn having been over y
year awaiting cargo of guano. A dcputation
board and informed Capt. Bailey OF thor long
| delay and also informed him that I'LL tho Eng
| liSh and French vessels rorC loaded and dis
| patched Immediately on their arrival whilo
tho Americans had To wait the pleasure of the
| governor,
Capt. Bailey sent on shore and informed tho
| governor that ho wished TO soc him on board
| ship. Tho governor replied that he was In his
| palace aud would be glad 10 see the captain on
shore. Capt. Bailey directed his officer to say
| To the governor that unless no came on board
within two hours file of marines would bring
him on board. Tho governor came. On his
| arrival he was shown tho list of English ana
| French vessels That had been loaded Mt the
| port within the past year, aud the number OF
| American vessels and tho length OF their dcten.
| ton, and WINS told that the 81. Marys wonld
| leave next day on n cruise Of thirty days. when
| sho would return TO the islands, and IT, on her
| return, any American vessels were still I'M
| loaded he would seize tho islands and load
| them himself.
The governor was thcn sent on shore. Tho
! 81. Mnry's went TO sea tho following day mud
returned AZ the end OF thirty days to lind al
the American vcssGlf gone, laden with glano
| These occurrences took place IN tho days whcr
| Olr ships, although few In number, were Justly
| considered better In all respects than the ship,
! Of any navy a0oat. and our dag was respected
sjIubS we haSo received from the same tive
powers Chill and Porn, In recent days, whH
! to-day would be tho result of similar action OF
| the part any naval commander, and what
| the cause ana whose tho tault2 The mon mud
officers ar0 as efiioioht, but tho ships and guns
| do not exist
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TRATELERs' GUIDE.
TINIE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
l. THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH,
SOtrlIMESN AND MEST

rTNHE, y1RGINIA, MIpLANn ,RAILNWS.AYi.
SOUTHWEST, AND WEST
Schedule in eject June T. 1884
$40 A. M.-New Orleans Mail, daily, making
close connections to all points, south and south
west Daily, except sunday, With {. n o Ry,
Pullman sleeping Buffet Cars from New York
and Washington to Atlanta Pullman sleeping
Cars from Washington and Atlnutt to New or
leans, arlor Car Prom Washington to Natural
Bridge. Va,
5'iO T. M.-Loulsville fAst Line. daily, via
Charlottesville, to Ciuclnnnu Louisville, and all
Western Points. Pullman sleeping Cars from
Wash ingtOn to- Louisville.
1U;iO y. M.-Suutlorn Mail and Express,
daily, to all points south and southwest, via
DHnyillc aud Charlotte. Daily, except sunday
with q O. lty. Pullman sleeping Cars nom
Washington, Win Dhnville, ChaIloito, and At.
lantn, to New Orlcansj also from Washington.
via Charlotte aud Columbia, TO Augusta. Pull
mau Sleeping Car from Washington to White
sulphur Springs
Manassas Division train leaves Washington
at $40 u. m. and $40 p m. daily, except suit
day. WArrCntOn trains leave washington at
S:lOA, m. and b;lO u III, daily.
For tickets ana all Information inquire ut
COmpany's enlce, COL punnsylyRnia avcuue.
- N MACDANlEl. AGENT
n. SLAUGHTER, SOL HAAS,
uCil. rnss. Agent Trafng Manager
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NOMINATIONS.

Tho President sent the following nomina-
lions 20 the senate Yesterday:
lc Barou H. Colt, OF Rhode Island, TO be
United States judge Of the first judicial cir.
cult.
Charles 8. zanc, of Illinois, to he chlcfIusticc
Of the territory of Utah
y. Il. D. Cousins, of Missouri, to no marshal
Of the United states for the eastern district Of
Missouri.
ppymaytcrs John J. Newton, valdnsta. III !;
William w, jenkins, Charlotte ". G.; James
i. Beard, Hickory, n. e.; Phillip Mixsen,
Idaho Springs. Col; T.. G, Humphrey, silver
CHI, Col; Edward l.. EverS Mcnomouce
Wis; Francis 4. Jones' Boment H.. Charles
w. Halves Rock Island, H., Z. Hil Crookot
Texas; William G.. Whitney. Cawkcr City,
Kan; James Mccormick, Rcdding, Cal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-03

Tho decree In the case of Mackall VS..
Muckall was signed by his Honor Judge james
on the 3Oth instant. by the terms Of the decree
tie deed executed by the late Brooke Macknll
on the 9th day of February, 1850, Is revoked,
as relating TO all OF the real estate embraced IN
1t, except the lot 7 IN square 223, the lot ut the
intersection Of New York avenue and Four
tccuth street, containing the Palace market
The decree declares the equitable title ~ tho
In pursuance Of the decree the dovlsocs under
the win of the late Brooke Mnckall, bearing
date December ., 1870, bocume possessed oil
GEORGETOWN The dcNsces are Mrs Col Rob
crt Chri5ty Mrs. Or Thomas j., Owens, Leonard
Mackall, Mr. Barton Mnckdl, al Of this city,
and Benjamin Mtnkall, now of Utah territory.
Tho attorneys IN the case were Mr. Robert ".
NJ. Newton aud Gen. y. S, lICnklc, for the com,
plainants, and Judge Westel Nilloughby for the
defendant
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-03

Mr. w. II. Gilhcrt, Of Albany, Ca, under
date Of May S, lsSl, soys: "Mr Brooks, near
hero, has an eating cancer on his face which
had nearly killed him-Ovcry one thought he
wouhi be dead IN short Nme, rs nothing
seemed 20 stop the ravuges Of the cancer. lie
commenced taking Swii'S Specific two months
ago, and Il has had a wonderful effect on HIN.
He was yesterday So far recovered vs. TO be out
az his work, aud seems in fair way 20 get en-
tircly well"
Treatise on Blood and skin diseases mailed
free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 3 Atlanta,
Ga, l59 W. 2ld st., N. Y, and l20j Chestnut
st., Phtla.
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Washington Stock Exchange Quotations.


BALTIMORE July Cotton dull; mlddliug,
II. Flour dull aud easy; Howard street aud
western supcrine, s27iGUaT; do. extra. $3.50
Qg4l5; do. family, A3i6p6 IN; city mills super.
fine, sBOo6p3,6O do, oxtru s3jOAl.26 do, Rio
brands, sj62Cgb,ij; PutapscO family, 49,; do.
superlatiyc patent, $50 Wheut-SOuthcrn
lower, aud Inferior qualities offered; western
higher, with moderate drnnnd southern red,
p3cYsl,OD do amber, tiO1g!O5; No. Mary.
lund, 81 OIL di OA; No western winter red,
spot 49, hW5kc. July, GiTd057gC; August,
g71ldg1jSc; september gsigG9slAc. Corn
Southern nominal IN Ol,onCc of receipts, weit,
ern stcudy and dull; southern white, CSC, do
yellow, dtM63c, western mixed, spot, 5iGgiGC;
August, h7I9 bid; steamer hOkR5lL1. Oats
VERY dun aud lower. southern, 37GyA0c; west
Grn white, 3SAi0C; DO, mixed, 3G0G87g; Penn
sylvanln, $40 zoe. rye lower az G7l56eC, Hay
hr1ucr, with good demand prime TO choice
Ponnsylvauia and Maryland, N8OOtl5OO
l'rJyislOns quiet and easy mOB pork, $40;
bulk meats shoulders, aud clear db sides,
packed, 74Mgc, Observation-Disclosures, 90; Clour
III sides % ~ hams, liig0lhL,c. lard.-RG.
fined 90. BlIter quiet, western packed,
s0l6Q. creamery, l7Gb2ln. Eggs dull AZ iG(56C,
Petroleum lower refined, iH0g7h, Coffee
dull: Rio calgoes ordinary IS fair $685..
Sugar quiet 4 soft, SIC COpper-ltahned
quiet NJ l3lc, whisky quiet al 81 u. bruightd
TO Liverpool per steamer quiet; cotton, GOA.
nour la grdlu, lrmer NJ iJGG6d Receipts
Flour, 2,3SS bGIrGls' wheat, 1900 hush6si
corn, 1000 bushels; oats, 1000 bushels; rye,
2uD bushels Shipments Wheat, 1000 bush
rls, corn, 1000 bushels, sales 80 Wheat,
$1,000 bushels; corn, 2OM bushels,
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, July 2.--Vlnyuiu pUst.due Cou,
pons, 20; new -, 6iM bid to-day,
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DIED.

RtN0HNM.-On wednesday morning, July
.. l8SA, MARY ALENASpFU, wlfc OF Henry II.
Bingham and daughter NJ the late Thomas =. Al
cNuudOr, OF Baltimore, Md.
Services ut 1919 X street at y o'clock Thurs.
day morning lntcrmunt at Philadelphia
ALMONEN,--lu Washington, D. g.. on July
., 1854, Mrs, MANY A, ALauS1sy, " Rockville,
Nd, IN the o. wear of her ago.
Funeral services will be held NJ her late resi-
dUuco, Ia Rockville, this Thursday evening nc
$40 O'clock.
RELNN.--On Tuesday evening, Miss LIMA
RELAY, ofthC Treasury Department.
funeral at Metropolitan Church, corner FOnt-
and u.hnlf uul e. atrppta rhuUsdly, July ., at
$50 y. IN. LntcrmOut AT Philadelphia
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the couRr ngooRp.
business Transacted BY The District Judiciary
Yesterday,

Circuit Court-JuNiCc HdWer.-11ylof 20 al,
w. Lewis; Jury failed a. agree and discharged,
Dunlap VS., Chappel, Entwisle Vs. Douglass /;
Moody w. Middleton & Col Barrett yH sid.
dlotou q Col Batoholor vs.. Miller Wallace,
Elliott & Co. VS. PTott Terrill w. Middleton "
Co.. Klmhall W, Squior Moore w. Edmoud'
stOn; Howell w. rTutt Sauiurd Va Taylor
Wheeler, jr,, W, shalOYl CLARK, 0qmiul,lMiur
CO.; all judgment by default. Fisher s Go,
VS.. Hume 4 Cleury, y0rlicl lOf plaintiff sher'
wood vs.. pistriCt OF Columbia on trial, A,
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son w. Middleton Vt all rule TO show Why q
receiver should not DO appointed; issued,
Stewart W. Smith time otako Testimony lim'
port ratified, Howard VS.. HOwurdi testimony
.ordored taken heiore examiner lOhnE, Oliver,
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