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.OWbales.
Baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE. July 2i.--Cotton dull; middling,
IL. Flour steady and quiet; Howard
street and western sllperiine 2.75Cp3.25; do
extra. s3.8b@i.OO; do family, A.25t96.j0; city
mills superiinc, S4.7jG3,l5; do. extra, S3.8jl9
400; do, Rio brands, S537G0562; Patupsco fam
lily, $500; do, superlatlve patent, $3.50, Wheat
southern easier and active western lower and
flirly active; southern red, 9i996c; do amber,
g5cWslOO; No, | Maryland, Hg1@Dji4c for
july No. . western winter red. spot, $500
0S4o July, W%m2lc; August, g5I4iDgic; Sep
tember, 95k@01sc; October e6lIdg6Hc.
COrn--Southern nominal; western entirely
nominal; southern white, 73Gp7jc; do. yellow,
6GWIOc; western mixed, spot, August, and
September i0l%c bid. Oats dulet and firm;
mixed, 3ja3sc; Pennsylvania, 3GG4Oc. Rye
easier at dGGGSc. Hay firm; prime to choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, sl50O60l7 90.
Provisions quiet, and In instances lower. mess
pork, $500: bulk meats shoulders, and clear
rib sides packed, 7T9Hc; bacon-shouldors,
re; clear rib sides, f0c hams, lj@l5hc.
Lard-Rotned, 9ldc. Butter dull; western
and easy at li@l5c. Petroleum steady, refined.
71s@7ls Coffee easier; Rio cargoes, ordinary
10 mir, 9glO. Sugar. steady: A soft, G7sG.
Coppcr-Rctned caiscr ut l3lDi311c Whisky
steady at Sl,l5. Freights 10 Liverpool per
steamer firm; cotton, 6.,I2d; flour, Is 3d. grain,
4lYm5d. RcCcipts-FlOur l,373 barrels: wheat,
l1hOOO bushols corn 1000 bushels; oats 1000
bushels rye, 100 bushels, SShipmcnts-Whcat,
$1,000 bushels; corn, 1000 bushels; rye, 5000
bushels. salcs-Wheat, GSl 900 bushels; corn,
1900 bushels.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, July 2i-Virginia Gs consoli-
~ new is OLE North Carolina Is, old, 1867
bid to-day
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A PooIseIIer's Clerks.

LaIaHtfDts
Tho methods of one OF tho foremost
booksellers on American TACO tracks are
described as strictly business-liko, and he
will not employ men who have had ex-
perience rs gamestors. His clerks arc
taken from legitimate pursuits. He pre-
fers ex-bsnk clerks, because they arc ex-
pert in figuring; but they must come to
him we'll recommended. No gone-wrong
chaps will answer. A young man who
had for no hcinous fault been out Of
employment until he could no longer
afford to BIO supersensativc as to what he
did for living was advised to go to him
for employment as u seller Of pool tickets.
where were you last omployed?" tho
tho gambler asked. 'ln tho - bank"
was the reply. Bring certificate of
honesty and capacity from tho president
or cashier of that bank and | will give
you job" On presentation of tho re.
quisite document tho fellow was engaged
to go ON seasons round Of tho race
courses. Ho reported ut the end Of tho
summer that no had never been held to u
more rigidly circumspect standard of
conduct,
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900 to class l. Mrs. NJ. f. rlndor, from 5000

$1,000 to class 1; Mrs. NJ. T.. Plnder, from 5000
TO 81 90
Internal revcnuc-Afiss Il. 4. FOX, from
$1,000 10 class I; Mrs G. j. lIngan, from sJN to
$1,000; Miss Juliet SOlger, from 500 ~ Sl,OyO
Scorelary's oilcO1lohn X. MacgrOBOr from
class to class 2; Miss NJ. g. Hayden, nom $500
TO class l; Miss L. $. Henry, from sVOO TO
class |,
The following appointments TO positions
under the geological survey NerO made yestcr-
day under the civil service rules:
Assistant 10 tOrORruphcr ut $500, William J.
Peters District Of Columbia, Howard N. Pom
oroy Colorado, aud Frank Tweody, New
Jersey.
Assistant TO topographcr, ut S7lO-IIcnry l..
Baldwin Colorado; Edward g. Barnard, New
York; Clarence l., DUoliltle, District of Column
ba; Felix FreyhOld, District Of Columbia;
David J. Howell West Virginia; James II.
Jennings, Connecticut; Edward T. Perkins, IT,,
Kcntuckyi Robert II. Phillips, District Of
Columbia; Frederick ltOes5cr, Now York,
Richard NJ. Towsou, Virginia.
These are appointments to take the field for
duties In the several parties sent out by the
survey
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Championship game, Capitol park, $50.
CLERICAL CHANGES.


The following persons have been selected for
appointment TO clerkships ofthc $1,000 class In
sixth auditors oillcc under civil-serviCo rules
Eugene d. Case, of Minnesota; George Grams.
ton, Of New York; William II, Hart, jr,, of South
Carolina; ll1lscy jennings, Of New jersey
John ", Radley, of Kentucky; John NJ simp-
son, of Wisconsin; a. 4, Stoutenhurgh Of New
Jersey Lewis W. Taylor, of Wisconsin, ". Il.
Cochran, of Kansas; Wendell =. Belts, of Ohio;
Albert q, Elliott of New York; Frank II. Hold
der of illinois, Elmer r. Jackson, of Ohio;
William r. Kinney, of Massachusetts,; Henry
G, Smith, Of Tennessee; George II, Roaen, OF
Kentucky; Charles H. Suckett Of Connecticut
The following for SLIGO positions In the first
auditor ohiee-ThOnus Fairfax, of Virglnia
Vim. Il. Frisbie, of Arkansas q, W. Pcniicld,
of New York; Lindsey Webb, of Wisconsin.
The following Tor 500 in trGasurer's ohlOc-
Miss Grace i, Douglass, Of Nebraskai Miss
Mary Allan, Of Nebraska.
The following have been appointed clerks of
class one, second auditors Ohice, under civil
service rlles-Samuel q. Fenby, of Missouri;
George \. Perry, of Ohio,
The following Vt 81 900 in sixth auditors
oOiCu.-lumes NJ, Englc, OF West Virginia; Vim.
G. McGlll IT,, of Ohio; Henry J, Neyett, OF
virginia.
The promotions are In the second audtor's
oiice--Johu II, B jenkins, from class to
clnSS y; Thomas q. Allan, from class to class
3; Trunk \, Clark, from class 10 class Il.
W, TOmpiina, nom class to class .; Finley
II, Calvert nom class to class 2; James Y.
Halleti IRON, class TO class 2; Francis V. Rob,
insnu, from class ~ 900 to ClnsS |.
First auditors otiicc-ThOmas X Wallace,
from class , 10 class .; Thomas A, Bcrryhnl,
from ella To class p VIM G, Finney, from
class 10 class 2,
ONCE of litc'sayng sGryicc-Mrs. S, NJ. Nc
Donald, nom class 81 900 TO class Il Miss L. G..
Richards, from class ~ 900 10 class / Miss
Helen Carrier nom $500 to ClaSstI; Miss Il, NJ.
Converse, from $500 to $1,000; AliS y. NJ. Dade,
nom $500 to II, 900.
Register Ollce-WashngtOn Il. Gapen from
class . TO class 4; Miss NJ, L. Barton, from SlOOl
to class /.
Mint bTeSu-Eugene u. Mcswypy from
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COOLING baths ocean breozes, and fresh
roses ARE In the thoughts of all at this tlm0 of
the summer TO be entirely comfortable II Is
vegetable diet, crisp Salads aud mind at
ease, No MUD can DO Mt ease without health.
one Of Our friends says "lu sickness Ponds
Extract Is worth It's weight In gold.h II CON
Quor all kinds Of inhemmatiOns, while forAll
sorts Of hemorrhagos Il Is the greatest known
remedy Eminent physicians prescribe II
throughout Europe aud America,
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A nsad Thnt spit a nulIet.

FutJde (Pd.l Herald.
At picnic between Fairfax and Clifton
stations, Virginia Midland railroad, on
the Fourth of July, Charles Jackson,
colored, shot a colored man by tho name
Of Gaskins in tho forehead. Tho weapon
used was u revolver, and the ball split in
two when il struck Gaskius's head tho
pieces passing around tho head and meet
Ing at the back, whore thoy were cut out
by physician. The first remark elected
from Gaskins was: dat Hiu't muffin, |
was blown 100 foot in tho air once by a
steamboat 'splosion and wasn't hurt
much, and u largo scar on the back Of his
neck seemed to give color to his claim.
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MEDICiI.
yyTEAK AND UEDEVELoPED PARTS
w OF TIE HUMAN BODY
w | r H

May mean POISONED with Pot,sh.'' This Is tho
case with hundreds who have been unwiso
enough to take Sarsaparillas, Potash mixtures,
Sc, until digestion Ii almost fatally impaired,
SwiitH specific Is Il vegetable remedy, aud re-
stores tho system to health and builds up tho
wnste made by these pOlsonS
Iwas suferlngwith blood Poison, and treated
several months with Mercury and Potash, only
TO make me worse The Potash took away my
appetite aud gave me dyspepsia. and both gavo
me rheumatism. | then took Sursaparllas, txc.
All these SArsnpurtlln mixtures have Potash iTr
thom. This made me still worse, us It drove tho
poison further into my system. \ friend insisted
I should take SwittS specific, and II cured me Of
the blood Poison, drove the Mercury and Potash
Out of my system, and to-day am rs well as
ever was. GEG. o. WELLMAN, JR.,
Salem, Mass.
John A. Smith, the largest merchant IN Gaines
willie, Gu, says; II suffered for years from tho
combined effects Of Eryslpelas and Eczema. l.
continued TO grow worse under medical treat
ment and by taking medicine containing Potash.
$. :. :. cured me thoroughly and absolutely My
appetite, strength, and lesh returned as l was
cured with it,"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free TO applicants,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer ., Atlanta, Ga
Now York Onlcc. 100 West Twenty-third
street, between sixth and seventh avenues.
PHILADELPHIA OnlCc, LOB Chestnut street.
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MARRIED..

HALI-RUDD.-Juiy2 90 by tho Rev. william
=; Shnpmnn, nt the rpsidcnce OF James Norris,
20 ID street southwest JAMrs ID HALL Of Mid.
dletown, Conn, to Laura NJ, RUM. OF Wash
ington, ID O. No cards.
WEED-McBEAN AT the rcsidence Of q. n.
ltllby 40 sixth street northwest, ON Wcdnes-
day evening, July 20, 1881, BY REV. Hyron sun.
dcrland, D.. d., Mr.. JouN J, WrEn 10 Miss
all Otthis city, No cards
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Mi,lup yyni.hy WIN Ins Weiglrt,

INTTT TWTN NWV ITTT IFVTT'
Tho steeplochase circus wound up with
tho dangerous tumble at tho last hurdle,
the star performer being J. Meauy, cousin
of tho redoubtablo Pat. Unlike Pat, j.
Aeany mixes too much whisky with his
weight. Meany had narrow escape.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE 6 M9PEt E,S EAST nr1 WE Mn A MP THE
EAST X i Pm me ii, %$;sf l."
DOUBLE TRAs sfEE,, R RAAMfSEf coupLER'
scHEpULE IN, ~ EFFECT SySpA 5n,, LYME
NEW gEi,SSY 1VENUE AND G sTREET@
LOUIS eSr daily aiS &c so @ ioi5 an Io IL
p. m, with Through Coaches and Palace Sleep
a. ea dny 10 cScPSo Except S sa Sh10 ioio
For pittsburg ut $3.50 u. IN. and $40 p. m:
fay saR @ to h'ss S sysana and
q. m. daily, with sleeper for Toledo, via Wheel
Trains for Philadelphia and New York ut
S.i0 a. m. daily, except sunday; z, 0taO, and
l9il0 p m daily with Parior and Sleeping Cars
For baltimore on week days, 3, $50, GAO, 3,
$3.50, s:3O (45.minule train) 4:40, 5:30 6:50 I,
Fl s s$$'' Fl l fSdnyya sS S9 S55 + sa sg5
For, points on me Shenandoah Valley Rail-
For Annapolis, $40 u M. and 1910 and ado
p. m: ON Sunday. $50 u, M. 4;a0 p m.
4:4o, Z aud 1910 y, m, on Sundays, sgd ~ M,
M1ropota ni4S ia af 40 and T 5S p S
daily, except sunday 4i5 p. m daily, for prin-
nj. daily for L. xingl0n, siaunton and Valley
Branch, $50 u. IN, daily, except Sunday. Si0 y.
m. daily. for Frederick, $3.50 a. IN. 1918 a. IN,
For Hagerst5wn id;i5 a. M and 5i35 p. m.
Trains arrive rom the West daily, O;2o, 75o
From New ' York and Philadelphia, 2;55, $50
Fro aay a6 S Sad SS "S aaS os7
p N sunday. OiOd y. M b:3I T. m;
From frederick and Intermediate points $3.50
Sunday We n@ sa fi2 o PSn S%Y except
1 1sb e aS az s iI 49, saa io asS i6ib
p ~; on o suniays q d46 1iS 7S6. $40 tyt a.
IN, lao o, $40, 40, and 0p, m. ,.,
for nslRer iaIIo,ma,lGsp apply a, the Bait.
ton, go aud 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner
Of Eourloenth street, whore orders viii be taken
for baggage to be checked and received Nv amy
". n. cIIE$MIINTs. OK. LORD,
Ei sabSlf LIN M!Rh AZ r hAi soTfH
sOUTIIWESr, AND WEST
$40 A. c MNsM y" o SSsa ma MAJ d hssi making
close connections TO all points, south and south
wifi DAILY except SUNDAY With 9Th Q Ry
and Washington To Atlanta Pullman sleeping
Cars from Washington and Atlanta to New Or.
ls4l.s. arlor Car Prom Washington to Natural
bio y. M.-Loulsvillc Fast Line daily, via
Charlottesylle, to Cincinnati, Louisville, and all
Western Points; PULLMAN Sleeping Cars from
Wash,Rglon 70 Louisville. ,., -.
daily TO all points south and soathWsit. s vi,
Danvlle aud Charlotte. Daily, except Sunday,
WI G go hy Pullman la siSespinS ;S"rs RON
lantn, to Now Orleans; also from Washington,
via Charlotte ,, and Coinm6ia, t. Ansusta Pail
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FOR BRASS TUBES.
U. S. NAVY PAY orr1cr.

U. s. NAVY PAY OFFICE
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July x, 1854.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate to be Endorsed
at this Office UNTIL IL NJ THE ORR DAY OF
AUGUST, 1884, for the belOw.dpscrbed brass
Tubes, to be delivered vt the Navy Yard, WASH
ingt0n, ID, q, FREQ of any expense TO the Govorn-
ment, aud subject TO the usual inspection and
conditions, viz.
Bureau Of Equipment and Recrulting-475
brass tubes, az Inches, outside diameter, each
10 feet long; thickness No. IL Stubs's wire
gauge: estimated weight 1900 pounds. To be
equal to the seamless bras tubes manufactured
by the American Tube Works, 81 State street,
Boston, MUS.
mo person shall be received as u cont ractor
who Is not manufacturer of, or regular dealer
In, the articles which he offers to suppys' and
the right u reserved to reject any or all bids
Responsible security required on the bids for
faithful performance. blank forms for bids to
be had at this Office, and all necessary informa-
tlon nj tho Navy Yard
THOMAS II. LOCKER,
Pay Director, u. y. N,
JyO-1aw-4t Navy Pay Agent.
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T f1EA NoR, TTHS%Sna sfy AMI s NuHTHE
sSFEShpYD 9 9TEh RG IAcN MAeN fIiFffSsERaR
IN EFFECT JULY 10, 1884.
TRAINS LEAVE WARRINGTON. from sta
:, For pltts9urg and the w st, Chicago Limited
Fast Line, 0,IO a. m. daily 10 Cincinnati and 81
Louis, with sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO
except saturday, 10 Chicago, with sleeping Car
ALTOONA TO Chicago. Western Express T4U p
M daily, With Palace Cars to Plttsbgrg Also s5
hiIIsbgrs 70 Chicago Man Express, 10 g J.; m:
scsspln@ car Wasbb m,o To 70 chicaao % '''
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
=. For Erie Canandlgua, Rochester Buffalo,
Niagara, ~ y, m, daily. except Saturday, Win
leaving Washington on Saturday nigh, will not
run beyond Remove. M
=, For & oWIllIeWsBort Lock IIaySn' and Elmir"'
and r TeT f ao an TO- 'S and iii6 io 'S OF
press ofpullmdn Parlor Cars o4O n. nj. daily,
For Boston Without change, 2i1o p. IN. every
week day. ON sunday, z. m. .,.
For Brooklyn. N. ". an through trains CON
mex, nnordlng direct transfer 70 Fulton street,
avoiding double Grrlalg,c, across ross New YORK CITY
giio, a, ., 10, and ii,i5 =, m, onsSnday. 4 g.
10, and 11'i5 p. m. Limited Express, DaO u.
m. datly, except SUNDAY.
12;O5, 21O. 4, AGO, $40 q, TAO, 10, aud II; 40
y. m. on sunday D4O, IL H. M, a, a. 7'4O, 10,
and lib D. IN.
For ,Popo's Creek Line, $50 q. IN. and 44o p,
m, daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, 0:35 H. m, 1900, and 44O r.
IN. daily, except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON ItAIIROAD.
For Alexandria $50, 7;20 0i25, 1903, md
1l;3o a. m, zoo a20, 2, O;25, 500, and 1li30
y. NJ. ON sunday ut $50, 0.20, 11:O5 a. IN,
500 y. m,
For Richmond and the South, $50 and 1,05
n. m. daily, and n IN. daily, except Sunday
Trains leave y eNandrin for Washington, 600,
SO5, 10, 1O1On II. nj |, 300, 3i23, b.lO, 700,
aud loiO u M, and 1910 midnight Except
Mondnv), On sunday at 500 and 1O;lO H. IN. ;
700 and 1O:JO p. M, aud 1910 night.
Tickets and Information at the office, north.
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl.
vanla avenue, and ut the station, whore orders
can he LETT for the checking OF baggage to destl-
nation from hotels and residences.
tIIAS H. pUG1I, General Manager.
j. II. WOOD, General PASSENGER Agent.
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STEAMER W. W. coRcoRAN

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
This fine steamer will make daily trips (Sun-
days eScepted) to all poipts on the Potomac rs
arrive at $3.50 p. IN. Fare, round trip, % cents,
TO nil points except Mount Vernon which Is 81.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON trips down the
Potomac. Boat leaves NJ q p. m. and arrives ut
0i30 u. m. Fare % cents
SUNDAY AFTERNOON trips will be
made as usual, boat leaving at y. M and re-
turning at = p. IN. Boat will go as far az Indian
Hend. Fare. 30 cents. Ie2S-u
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DRopoSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
l. SEWERS.

Il SEWERS.
OFFICE OF THE ENdISEER COMMISSIONER,
WAsH1NGToN, ID, G., July /, 1854
by direction of the Board of Commissioners,
sealed proposals will be received ut this Office
until 2 O'Clock IN. on THURSDAY. July 81,
1884, for constructing in the City OF Washington.
District of Columbia, 1900 lneal feet of Terra
Gotta Pipe Sewers, from IL to "a Inches In
diameter, and 81, 600 llncal feet of Brick and
Concrete sewers, nom - x 81 to 20 feet In in-
terror dimensions
Blank forms Of proposals and specifications
can be- obtained vt this office upon application
4hcrctor, together with all necessary lniormn-
ton, aud bids upon these forms Will alone DO
considered The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids or parts Ofbiis
q. ]. LYDECKER,
Major OF Engineers U. :. A.,
ie30-30t Engineer Commissioner, ID. q.
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TCo SARATOGA,

CATsKTLL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALtcRAIL aud pARloR CAR LINE.
Trains on New York, West Shore, and Iluithlo
Railway, by west shore Of picturesque Hudson
BBiyGr. leave Jersey City station Of Pennsylvania
SARAToGA SPEt'IAI oo5 A. M.-Arriye
EMntogn $50 y. M, Caldwell, Lake George
ago y. M, Montreal ! / p. III. Elegant Pull
NM, man Buffet Cars to Saratoga, thence to Mon
chTsKIIL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. $50 A.
M,-Arrlvc Hotel kaaterskill . 80 y. m, Grand
phS S'fi spa Eg ld dToS Q MArrIvo Albany
p M, sharon Springs 3 =. M, Cooperstown
ll2chestcr iO'a0 p M. Buffalo 12;l6 q. M,
EnEa.a Fails i25s mi Srlor Gars to Al
SARATOGA AND CATSkILL MOUNTAIN
ENrRlGSS, 11;40 A. M.-Arrlvc Hotel Knat-
erskill bil5 2, M. Grand Hotel 300 p. m.
paro Cars Jersey City to Saratoga and Lake
sARAi'6GA AND cATsKILb MOUNTAIN
LIMITED, 3:i5 r. M.-Arrlve Hotel Kaatcr-
toga $50 r.. M, Lake. George l0;40 p. M,
Montreal $40 n. IN, with parlOr Cars to Cat
skill Mountains, To Saratoga Bnnot Pnrlor
Car leaves Washington on Pennsylvania II. H.
train S;l5 a. IN. for Saratoga; slceprrB thence
TO Montreal. The New York Limited leaves
Washington Mt 0:4O n. M, connecting with
SARATOGA aud Catskill Mountain Limited at
Ask for Single or round trip tickets by West
Shore Route and avoid ferry at, and long
transfer through, New York city. Apply to city
or depot agent of Pennsylvania r. Ii. for COM
iurlor car chairs nom Jersey City station re-
served In advanceupon appllcat lon to agent Pull
man Car Company, Pennsylvania II. X. Station,
HENRY MoNErT,
General Passenger Agent.
ienTfi 81 state Street, New York,
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DR. CHEEvERs ELEoTRIo BELT


This Belt or Regeneration Is made expressly
for the cure Of dcri,n.ements Of the gcncratlye
organs, There's no mistake about III y lnstru'
ment, The continuous stream Of Electricity per-
mentlng through the parts must restore them TO
hSAlthy RcliOh, ~ not coniOuhd thr WIN
head 10 toe. II Is tor the ono specific purpose.
For circulars giving full Information. address
Cheover Electric lielt Company, lUB Washing
TON 81. IhlnMnn. lll.
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DRoPosALs ron COAL.

REFORM SCHOOL or THE u. c.,
WASHINGTON, July 3, 1884
Sealed proposals will be received by me up to
noon of MONDAY, JULY %, for the delivery
NJ the Reform school of
2OU tons white ash furnace coal. more or less.
100 tons white ash range coal, more or loss.
90 tons Cumberland coal, more or less
All TO be Of best quality, free from slate and
DINER impurities. To 10 delivered In quantities
and Mt such times ~ may he directed BY the Su-
pcrintendent of the school, To weigh 2,2IO
pounds to the tom and fec Of 30 cents "a ton to
Inspector aud wolghcr to DO paid by contractor
- Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for
served,
JAMES y. FITCH,
y4-oor-td President Board of Trustees
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MONTE CRIsTo.
THE REGULAR EXCURSION SEASON
To Monte Crsto
COMMENCES WEDNESDAY, JULY o.
The Safe and Swift Steamer,

The Safe and Swift Steamer,
JANE MoSELEY,
leaves Sixth street wharfa at o a. M; returning
at $50 y. m Music, dancing, saltwater bath
Ing and splendid cuisine.
Tickets, Doc; children half fare.
For all information apply to Abners Sum
mer Garden. Special rates for societies and
Cluba IylO-tf
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EXCURSIONS.
CHAPEL POINT THE LONG BRANCH
~ or MAINLAND,

b5 Miles from Washington.
The grandest excursion on the Potomac and
the most select will leave Sixth-strect wharf
EVERY SUNDAY
At q o'clock sharp. All kinds of Fresh Fish,
Crabs In every style, and meats, vegetables, DC.
Dinner, for 80 cents will DO furnished In Chapel
Point Hall, the largest dining room and only
hall that will seat l 900 people ut Il time. Mag
nincent new hotel for families to spend the sum.
mer at from - TO s12 per week Elegant drives
and null livery. Como and see the most henut-
full resort on Potomac. The steamer JOHN w.
THOMPSON has been newly furnished nom
top to bottomi frst.class staterooms. Fare
BROS, Proprlctors of Hotel. HOWARD ~
DAVIS. Propretors Excursions Boating, Bath
Ing, Fishing, &c VIII call at Alexandria going
and returning. For further information apply to
Walker Il Davis, Eleventh and Marylnnd ave-
nue., and National Hotel. ly22.0t
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STEAlrBOAT LINES.
ITO NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE.
l. AND THE SOUTH.


POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COsTPANY'S
POPULAR STEAMER, GEORGE LEARY,
Leaves Seventh sty2et wharf on Mondays and
Wed1esdaysat 90, and saturdays NJ Up. M,
going and returning.
SATURDAY 6 NiGHT s T6S n ~ RETURNS
Excluaive CONNECTION with Boston and Provi-
dence steamers. Connect also with New York
and Richmond steamers. Norfolk and Western,
gnla Bench Railroads. '''"' anu vi"
Passage ana rooms can ne secured at baltimore
and Ohio ticket office, at l4th IT. and Pa. ave,
81 Marc Hotel, Polkinhorns. next TO City Post,
office. office Of KnoS'g Express, 9Th st. and Pa.
OK s. %PESs VIII 4c cs or n %aa Check
baggage rom hotels and private residences
WM. p WEIcH. General Agent
M ERCHANTs' AND MINERS TRANS.
1Nl porintion COMPANY for Boston. Mass., via
Norfolk, The Al Iron steamers 4 LhEGHANY,
loves From Be ii every M MN S9 nSa
WEpSsba9 p and sAfu fEH% P as every
Fare, Including meals and stateroom berth.
P }Hs ct, he Al
William E hSM WE'VE FIVE o BAYS A. Hooper
b ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S cS IN" aRsu sisSp second Sd
Sn Phs1 ic ana ehdren az reduced rates
and xabama For frssht S or passage passage apply to
"A, l. HIGGINS, Agent, foot Long Dock, bal
timore
y. SAMPSON; Agent 50 Central wharf, Bos,
JAMES u. WEST CO.. Agents. Savannah.
r ooK AT Low FARES.
FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
FIRST-CLASS FARE, 81.
The elegant steamers LAKE and MosELEY
leave sixth street wharf Washington Monday
Wednesdhy, ana Frinny ~ o,3o and Salnrdny
Ing al Norfolk with Virginia Beach. Ocean View
and all Railroad and steamship Lines.
Passage and rooms secured gl y. q o. Ticket
Office, 18th and Pa. av,: q. IT, Thompson O02
Pa n.y.; j. d, Free 7l3 Market space; 81. James
Hotel, and General Onlce, sixth street wharf
Telephone call 1918.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS Steamer
J; W. THOMPSON newly fitted and Furnished
at q. m. Fare, 10 cents.
Steamer Thompson for charter cheap Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday nights.
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
GEO H. PHILLlPS, Superintendent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-25
LNDERTAKERS.

nTEverythIng strictly hrst-class and onthe
most reasonable terms
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-25

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