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RIO VISTA. CAL, DSc. i7--Thlrsy Ave hun.
drealhs 81 an inoh ~ rain fell here since
la1f night Light showers foil during the
day. Al o'eloek this evening Il Is cloudy,
with Wind iron. fha foQthrsst
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KyR0N. Oh. Dec l7-~The Byron Hotel
properly ~ M1s. annie WfikenihT Was hufn-
ed tpddy Nothing was saved but q iiitir
furniture: the loss 4 about e. 600, the inauf
anee on the building was $500.
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sAk FnANcistn, noc E E@Nm. Jacobs, Of
The nrm Of Lusk a o. y died at HE resldenne
In this oity 70 day. The deceased was one
Of the best kHcHn men ~ the State. He
ieases widow aud famny.
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THE COURTS.



People ". Lonss LarentbAl-The defend
ant having been duly convicted Of tho
charge OF m assault with intent 70 comr1i
murder, Is sentcDecd p Imprisonment u
the S.a.aG Prison al San Qneutln for the
term Of three years and SIX months
Estate OF George B. selby deceased
Estate Of Annie Patserscr, dcoeased--Re
turn q sale Of real estate AssIi and con
6rme5.
personal property confirmed
Feorie vs. Los Angeles Homestead Asso
ciatfon and lots and =, block B, Hancock
survey OF the City and County Of I1os Ange
les. Cause dismissed for lack OF prosecu
fion.
=. Mullallg vs.. G. Mullaiiy-PlafntiH IN
court WITH his counsel The following wit
nesses we're sworn and examined for tht
pfainfiif r. G. Cheney. y. Kurig. w. W. Ross
G. @. ". Robinson and Thomas Goss Proof
Findings waived IN open court. L IS hereb,
ordered that the papers Ia the above. en-
titled uciion be sealed and not opened ex
cepf BY nfdnr cf the Court.
People vs. Eirnbaum et aL-Defendent
ordered Q pay me per diem Of TIE tsr,1
psid. aud the Jurors DISCHARGED A mum
bes Of wituesses we're paid their expenses.
Estate of olivia I. NeOpnn. deceased.
Final account heard and allowed, and dis
P. A. Rayaor ys. the Western Develop
ment compaas- Motion 70 strike ont 90
nicd. Demurrer overr1lsd, except 10 tn,
eighth point afteen days 70 amend,
SGT roE ro.n1Y.
SANFORD 4 Phelard rs Poilereuo,
| Estate +. ". do Ybarra, dect tR7eo Set
flemeni OF hual account and distribution o
estate.
saccmcclo VS. Mont Hearing motion 70
change OF place 81 lfiais isas 10 Am
snperfer Court Howard. y.
| Henry Dorsey ys Martha DORSEY Dcssul
!, Of defendant eliered proof heard and dc
cree ordered as prayed tor.
City Ff. Hal8f0n nf al--Passed.
burton vs. Stevens ct al Cause argue
and submitted
n re ThoInaa renfon and Ed Fcnlnn. par
ners. under the hamc Of fenion Hrus, ifisol
/ vent debtors Petition Of creditors. askiu
60 haye them declared insclrent. flod; orde
tp show cause Issued. returnable Derembe
sDths A, r. Currier appointed receiver
Maioney VS. White Passed I'll Monday
sxr Fos To-pay
Meyer ". amiih--Jury trial At 70 An
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Opposite asspa opess noaas, los angeles
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10000 yards Calico scenrs
1000 yards Glnhams. ........... cents
5000 yards Lawns 6 cents
5000 yards White Pique .......... - 6 cents
5000 yards Dress Goods from. ......5 to 30 cents
5000 yards Of Brown and Bleached Muslin cents and
upward
5000 yards of Summer Dress Goods just Received
5000 pairs Of Gloves from. ... BE- to ST. pan
6,75o pairs Of Hose for Ladies at . 2 to as cents
$3.50 pairs Children's Hose ...... 5 to IS cents
1925 Corsets from. ..................... .2oc TO 81
10000 pairs OF Ladies' Shoes from ....7 75c to s.
1880 pairs Childrens Shoes from 25c. to $I.a5
10000 yards Ribbons from TO rs cents yard
10000 yards of Lace from :. .... 4 to soc. yard
10000 yards of JaconetEdgings from Q to 4oc. yard
1000 Ladies Hats trimmed and untrimmed from 2sc
to S.
1000 Chldren's Hats from ......... Ioc to ST.
5000 Plumes and Tips from . roc. TO 81
6Iooo Bunches Artificial Flowers from 81 bunch
Also large stock Of
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FINANCE AND TRADE,

L2rHRoP, Cal. Dec H. The rainfall fol
the paA twelve hohrz is nvehundredths Of
Of An inch. There are Indications Of more
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wATsoSxu'lE, Dec. f7-- Rain began here
last night ard has coufin1ed without Inter
ruptiol, with lpdicaticns this evening OF
Continuing during TIE niknt
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MAKxsv11Lx. Dec. 17.--Rataiall for the
past u hours u Lf0 inches The rain con
Times TO fall With prospects az ecatinuine
ALI night
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WAeHfSarDS. Dee. T.-senAtof Slater to
dsy introduced bin 70 provide thar ne
statute OF limitation heretpfore euacted shall
BE- deemed to prohibft the adjudication of a
claim ior compensation for property lost tn
the military service Of the United States.
when spch loss 4 matter Of record IN any
ofieiai record of t1e War or Treasury De-
partu1ent. Il is provided. however that this
shall not be construed to extend TO any
Glasses OF properly ethfr than those Tor the
loss Of which compensafion has been author
izad BY existing laws.
fhe seofe,afF 81 the fntefior in, response
to House resolution. informs the House 81
Reprraenth.fpes tnaf s9,s71 fee CONTRACTS pt
twenty dpe doliArs each have been fIed IN
the Penelon 0fdee under the set Of July fth,
1884 OF this number Il Is estlrtsfed that not
less than &c Goa relate t. pension claims FLED
prior TO July fth, aud for v hich ten dollar
lee oniy can be legally charged. BY this
lrifk Il is claimed that the agents hoped to
secure lsrger amouut Of money than they
are Antifl0t to-
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sASsA Rosa. Dec. f7.--During the past
ihirty-six hours two inohes OF rain have
fallen here. Il slisi continues,
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Once, 27S North Maln street, next the Dia.
mond House. Los Angeles, California
All diseases Of the Head, Throet and Chest.
Viz; caiarrhs Throat Diseases, Affh1na.
Bronchitis, Consumption. Catarrhsl neaf-
ness, Cstaffhai Ophthaluiia and Diseases 81
The Heart treated 81 HIS new and improved
system Of Medicated Inhalation, which
carry the remedies directly TO the diseased
paris, thereby eifecting dfres in many Of the
20 called inCurable csses. the greater part Of
whom bad not the slightest idea Of ever ne.
ing cured.
In order 70 show the afiicsed pnbiic how
easily and quickly lung Diseases oan be
cured BY our syatein Of practice, we append
nc following letter from reverend gentie-
men who is known by many residents Of
and Eastern States. aud because The subject
Of the letter IL today living aud stoGt,
hesithy man, and still residing IN NE State
From Rev. l. R. Flske. 3, D., prs.ident
Albian College. Albion, Mie.t. formerly
pastor Central u. 4. Church, Neffotf, Mich.
and editor Of lhe Christian Advocate
DETROIT, Mich. Sept q, 1873.
DR WlIltiM'- nsuF ~: ara Glad TO add
my testimony TO the eairney Il the treat
meni my son has received. In the spring 81
| 1877. my son, then at lhe aye OF e, was suit
| icrinE from severe Affection % the hron.
chlsl tubes aud lung. 50 as tc be eompeilsd
10 keep nts room. sud most ~ he time III
NFN-fF Wv NN'I4NfN
periereed abouta dozen hemorrhhRrs, from
which the ordinary remedies attended hut
temporary relief applied 70 you. who
supplied him with fnhalirg medicines
which aitccted an immediate arroM Ol the
bleeding, and which has never occurred
since he began the inhalation. and which
| iullf restored him to heaifh
0nr Eastern friends ehonld not denend
upon climatic lnilneuces alone Tor herein
| lies the fatal mistake. Nearly every case re.
quircs positive dedication, 50 As % become
rid of the offending msltcr-the consoli
dated portions Of the lungsso rs 20 give
nature an opporlpn ~ 70 Real them
CONSULT kTION FREE Those who de-
sire % consult me IN refsrd 20 theii
cases o. 10 location as 10 climate had better
cau at my oliice for consnltafion sud exam
inatipn, but ~ impossible 10 Do 20 can wsitc
for a copy uf my Medical Treatise, c0nsain
ing Isl ofquostieus Address
N. Hilton Williams, II. D.,
as North Main street, Lcs Anfeles. Gel
Odice huurs--Frrm 10 A. ". tn4fM.
Sundays lnm to 4r. A. Professions
visits before and after Office houfs der7
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xrw soar, pso 4 ! PETROLEUM arm
l23A.
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GRASS VALLry, Dec f7.--Rain began Il
night, and haN been falling ever aimee.
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H. .MOSGROVE

25 All-Wool Scotch Chsviei
Newmarkets at $3.50.
25 All-wool Imported Berlin
Dolmans. full length. heav-
lily trimmed with all-wool
astrahlkan. at $40:
25 ATWOOD French Mattel.
lasse Newmarkets. richly
trimmed with fur and or
naments. $40.
rs ATWOOD Ottoman Doth
"Patti" Coate, handsomely
trimmed with all-wool as
trahkan. at the extremely
low..price of s25.s
rs Satin Rhadames Dress
Skirts made with Panels,
Pleatines. Draperies. ETC.,
at SIS.
National Republican., 1884-06-30

SARATOGA SPECIAL 900 A. M.-Arrive
Saratoga 23b p. M, Caldwell, Lake George
4;20 =. M, Montreal IL p. IN. Elegant Pull
tTeal
National Republican., 1884-06-30
THE HOuRE.

On motion Of Mr.. Holman senate amend
mcnts TO the legislative appropriation bill were
nor-Concurrcd in.
Mr. Hatch submitted the conference report
on the joint resolution for the printing of the
report Of the commisSionerof agriculture, and
II was agreed TO.
The joint resolution npproprlates 5000, 900 for
printing 100000 copies OF the report.
me SPEAKER announced the appointment of
as conference committee on the bill TO re-
organizGthe bureau of military Justice.
The speaker stated that the regular order
was the question OF privilege coming over
from yesterday, and presented by the TesOlu.
ton offered by Mr.. Canon, of Illinois, that the
Record be so amended as 10 show that the
speech purpOrting to have been delivered by
Mr.. McAdoO, of New Jersey, in which allusion
made by him.
Mr., Cox, OF New York, moved TO lay the
whole matter on tho table. tCries of good
and "yOtC."1
The motion was agreed to without division.
Mr.. llOrr, from the committee on appropria.
tions, reported the fOrtihcatiOns appropriation
bill, and 1t was referred TO the committee Of the
whole.
Mr.. Randall on behalf ofth minority of the
committee, submitted Il substitute therefor,
and II was given the same reference.
Mr.. liorr, gave notice that he would call up
| the bill for consideration to-day.
The house then went into committee of the
whole (Mr Springer in the chair ON business
| reported from the committee on labor
The first bill considered was one providing
| for the adjustment of accounts of laborers,
workmcn, and mechanics arising under the
| eight hour law. The provisions Of the bill arc
| Identical with those of the bill reported by Mr.
Malone from the committee on education and
| labor.
The bill was discussed by Messrs. Lowering
| Tilman, Cox Of New York, Laird, Rockwell
| Weller Willis, Glascock, Brown, O'Neill o
| Missouri struble Dibblc, Iliscock, and Hop
| kins.
ON motion, Of Mr., Hewitt of Alabama, the
| first section was amended so to MS read aS fol
| lows: That whoever ns a labOrer, workman
| or mechanic, is hereafter employed by or or
| bchalf0f the government of the United State
| shall be paid for each eight hours he has beer
employed as for u full days work.
| On motion Of Mr.. McMillin, the second soc
! ton was amended to correspond with the iirs
section so Hs to apply merely to the future
| The committee then rose.
| The speaker announced the following confer
cncc committees on the legislative appropria
tiOn bill, MessrS. Hancock, Holman, and Can
| non; on the electoral count bill, Messrs. Eaton
| Bennett, and Hart.
The house Mt $3.50 adjourned.
National Republican., 1884-06-30
THE COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted by tho District Jud,clar
Saturday.

curt IN Gelcra, Trm-,Tusticcs U11ie Mac.
ArilUr, COR, and Jdmes.--Muckull OF al vs.
Mackall 1t al decree signed United States
OK rel, James II. Elgin vs.W, W. Upton, second
comptroller of tho treasury application for
mundamus dismissed with costs United states
Va. BriCU; ordered to be heard on Moudav in
stead of Wednesday next, Assignment for IN
day United States VS.. Brice.
Circuit COUrt-jitsticC HdORCr Assignn,o,,,
for to-day: Nos. 81, 62, %, 70, 7O15, ", rs, and
n. ~ ""N
EY,,iiy COut-,Hstice C5r.-Grlfiith VS. GriNth
testimony ordered taken before exnminnI
Emma NJ. Gillctt Bigger vs. Butterield ot. nj
appearance Ofubsent defendant John M Cn.
burn, ordered Jackson vs., Gales trustee an.
thorl2ed to borrow money and pay taxes .
United States vs. HOwgHtC trustee nltowo6 ~
sell under decd Of trust Crawford vs. Sdtiior
ct al, order requiring assignee 10 give hoNd
und EdmOndS allowed To remove aSseis ~,
terms: llolmcad W., Esln, trustee ompowered
10 accept partial payments Days Va Costin
sale ordered aud II, X, Elliot and H. d. Dnvi1
appointed trustees 10 sell.
CrimiHR COWri-7bytics Hylig.-Charles u
Wood assault with intent 10 kin, a nolie mo-
entered Willinm SANFORD, grand larceuHy, 70, y
nOllc pros, cntcred George W. McFlfresh
George o. Miller, James A. MCDeyitt John "
CuomCs Joseph Acton and August n Vo.s
conspiracy 20 compound felony, "A noiie npns
entered John Kelscr, assault with inteht ~
rob, rccoguinnce IN $500 given; Charles Gav
and George q, Miller, laiCCuy n uolier nrSS
entered. Assignment for to-day: Nicbois,
Miles, murder
National Republican., 1884-06-30
ron FUEL.
OFFICE or SUpERISTENDEST,
STATE, WAR, AMI NAVY
INN Nt1tAf1fGT lIfI.nINO


OFFICE or SUpERISTESDEST,
STATE, WAR, AMI NAVY
DEPARTMENT ButLpING,
WAsHiSGIuN, June 2B 1854,
Sealed proposals. In duplicate (scpuratCy), for
Coal and Wood, idorSvd and addressed T. the
SuDprinteudpnt of the STATE, War, aud Navy
Deplrtmont Building, will he received uutll IL
o'clock IN. ON SATURDAY, JULY ., 1854, to
supply the state, War, and Navy Department
Building with Fuel. namely;
2, 900 tons extra hard White Ash Furnace COnl.
30 tons White Ash stove tOaL
Rcsorving the right to order as much more of
either Furnace or stove a. may he required at
All coal to be- orthe hest quality, free from dirt
and sluto, and Inspected by Il sworn Inspector, ut
the cost the contractor.
80 cords, more or less, Spruce Pine Wood.
30 cords, more or less Hickory Wood.
An the Wood To be of the hest quality, and in
spuctod by Il sworn Inspector, at the cost Of the
contractor
The Coal and Wood to bG delivered ut the
state, War, and Navy Department Building or
Onlcr Tor which required nnd stored IN the
vaults by the parties Ia whom the contract or
contracts may be awarded, In such quantities rs
the convenience ufthc Department may require,
The right to reject any ana al bldE or To accept
any portion Ofuny hid X reserved, and the sue
CesShll bidder Will be required To furnish bond
IN the sum of S5OuO rs Il Euuruntee Of the ialth-
ml performance OF The contract wlnh may be
awarded him, ilE<l J.. SNYDER,
National Republican., 1884-06-30
NOMINATIONS.

-. The President sent the following nomlna-
tiOns to the senate Saturday:
10 he postmastcrs-Ch II. Palmer nj
Port Chester ~ s.; william ii. Baggs, nj
smyrna, Del; Stephen X. Choate, ut Newark
Del.
Major Joseph S. Conrad, 18th inflntry 10 bo
Lieutenant colonel 22d infantry Capt. James
s. Casey 9th infantry, to be major l7th In.
tnntry; LIST Lieut.. Edward H. Randall, 9th in.
mntlyl to be- captain 2d lieut. Hunter Iiggett,
Ward, lst artillery, 10 he major and assistant
ndiutant general Corps OF ongineers-Capt.
Thomas u, llandhury to be major LIST Liolt,
Thomas ". SymOns to be captain % Iiput
George A, Zinu to bo LIST lieutenant 2d Iicut
samuel ;. Payne, 10th Infantry to be LIST lien.
tenant
National Republican., 1884-06-30
nnltlnnra Mo-. a.uar.n..

BALTsNonu, juno q Ja4CotLon duil: tnlddling.
l11S. Flour stcndy ind quiet; Howard street
and western supofiiG w., S1.75Ql3.S7; do extra.
s3.J0Ni2j; do. mmikf, S5Q95.l6; city mills
guperiiuc, S3glgJ. 90 loe extra, sa50gl.25i do.
Rio brands, 4jB21j f5,e PntapsQO famuy t0.25'
DO supcrhltiyo natpnt S6.75. Whent--Southoru
stcady.With fRff irf,ufrh western lower, olodpg
dun; southern red, old 81, ,0oPlo6i. do. new,
1.0JtdlO9; DO. aInbey. sn.058i.0S, No. Mary
land, " 0e1S hskedF No, ! western winter req,
spot, 9Cgs5Wc iitsh; gntyt 51flN9914ci Angusi'
goNH9Aesc, septcnber, W14GslOO13. Cofn-~
Southern steady and qutct; western lowor,
closing dull; southern White. 69,O'oc; do. yell
low 6jG6ic; wcstorn'mixtd, spot, SOC asked;
july BH@5GHc; August 5o1s@hsssc.
Oats quiet aud easy; southern, 9l3AOe;
western white 3s04isi do.\ mixed $50 ssc;
Pennsylvania 31@40c. Bye lquiet ~ 6sG I0c.
Hay steady; primo 10 choice PNnnsylvanla and
Maryland Sf3.010l6o0. ProvNions easy and
quiet; mes pork, $3.50: bulk Sneats, should
ers, and cloar rib Sides paoNcd, 7Me9Ac;
bucun-shoulders, 20; clear rib sitNcs l0ci hams,
lPhal5i 5c. LQrd--Behncd,9b ,9b9c Buttor steady.
western packed, sal5c; creamery, Hope.
Eggs lower and duh at t6c. Petroleum
nominal refined. TIS075{. ConeN quiet Rio
CarEoes, ordinary TO fair, sow Sugar
quiet; a soft G1sc. Copper--Rchut1 quiet ut
iB$. Whisky steady III sll4. weights to
Liverpool per steamer dull cott,Rn, 9.6id.;
-FOUR ls.; grain, 45d Roceipts-Elpur, l,067
barrels: wheat, 5000 bushels; cofn, 5000
bushels; oats 1000 bushels; rye 8,00Ol bushels.
shipmcuts-Whoat, 900 bushels: cotu, loo
bushels. 5ale'-Wheol, $1,000 bushets; corn
$4,000 bushels.
National Republican., 1884-06-30
CONFIRNATIONs.

Tho senate in executive session Saturday
confirmed the following nominations
Eli II, Murray Of louisville, to he governor
of Utah Henry Il. Pickles to be collector M
customs for the district of Delaware. A larea
number Of postmasters were also confirmed
National Republican., 1884-06-30
CuEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

Lcave y. & r. Depot, Sixth and u Streets,
SAO A, M.-FOr all way stations aud Virginia,
springs, LeXingOn, KY. Louisville, Cincin-
natl Columbus, and st. Louis Daily except
Sunday, ll:U5 A. M.-FOr Williamsburg, Wa.
Newport News, Old Point Comfort, and
Norfolk Daily except Sunday.
b;1U l.. M,-FOr Louisville, Cincinnati, ST. Louis,
and Chicago, connecting for all points West,
Northwest, and Southwest, Fast Express
(dnlly)i does not stop for local business, cN-
ccpt the virginia Springsi through Pullman
service to LOulsvlllo and Cincinnati
lO4O T.. M,-tOr all way stations and Nlr-
ginla Springs and Columbus, Ohio. Daily
except sunday.
For tickets and Information apply at C, 4 o..
rail way Olcc. 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue, under
National Hotel; Virginia Midland hallway
OniCc 0Ol Pennsylvania avenue, aud ID, a P.
Station II, w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
G. w. SMITH, FHANK pRIuG,
General Manager. n. ~. Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1884-06-30
TRApELERs' GUIDE.

i PENNsYLyAN1A ROUTE
double S5fli STiSi IRApIl = s. sPtENpIp sgENERX
STEEL RAtlSl MAGNIFICENr EQUIP
MENTl =, ,,a,
TRAINS i fLff-HtvE w&sffiNd'r6S, rom sta
r9r GP snRs anSo s aVS %ds csaso SS cd
EAgrc Of Pals GSrs d@1Y at IsS g1o sieaa a. IN.
G ins Gars FS rom tburg II &c 60 Cincinnati West
csTs % rils5grs Also sopHSSts daily , [9r
Plttspurg and thu West, with rninco Sleeping
BEfhTfGoREs' AIT i5ptis'S %NP PcoyToMAo nA1LRoAp.
For Erie, Canandaitan Rochester, buffalo, M,
Snee dSrPe W %WaShySto2 eSSy Si'GP' q FoShsr AND
Washington to Bu alo. Train leaying Mash,
ington on Saturday night VIII not run ocyohu
For yWyHiiiiYamspoyt Lock 1IayeA and Elmira, at
For New York and tie EAst, G;l5, Si1O, and
~ q, m, 2, 4, 10, and l1I5 p. M, on sunday
Pullman Parior cars, GAO u. m. daily except
For BoSion without, change, p. m. every
For Brooklyn, N, ", AZ through trains con, on,
Annex nli6rding. direct transfer to Fulton
street, avoiding double ierriagc across Now
For oiH Philadelphia, 7l5 $40 and IL a. M, 2,
! q, o, 1O,and lli1b y. IN; on Sunday, q, o.
10, And lao 5,g r dan1dn m; Limited Express "'lo@
For baltimore, 6:S6, 7:'b $40, O;4O, and ~
D, M, 12i05, \. 4, 4i25, 4'd0, 9, 7iI0 10, ana
| 7.lO, 10, and 11:16 y. nj. 10
For Pope's Greek Line, $50 q. m. ana 4iSO
| y. IN. daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, $50 a. IN. and d;4O y. M
AME AdMdEiiy' S$SNrfIRR SNDIRI% 1H'SSD wSD FREDERtCKsBuRg
| HALLWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, $50, 7.2O, O:26, 1905, aud
I13S a. M, 3.O5, Ago 8, 0:25, 800, and
li35 p. IN. on Sunday at $50, O;2O, Hoo
For Richmond aud the South, $3.50 and 11i01
n. m. daily, and y, m. daily except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 600
500 10. 1910 u. m; l, BOO, H.2i, 01O 100
and 101O y. m, aud 1910 midnight. on sun
day at 500 and lO!lOa q. mi 7;Oo ana loi4O
| u. m.
Tickets and information at the office, north
| east corner of Thirteenth street and Pcnnsyl
vania avenue and at the station, whero Ordcri
can be lof for the checking ofbaggnge to desti
| milton from hotels and residences
CIAB. L.. PUGII, General Manager.
| ]. II. WOOD, General Pnssenger Agent.
National Republican., 1884-06-30
lTARRTED.

HARVEY BARNARD. On SATURDAY., Juno
%, 1854, by the Rev. ". r. AAylUr Ofgeundry
NJ T.. Church, WILLIAM HARVEY, Of Denvcr,
Col, and MISS MINNIE LmNORE RAnsAttD, OF
Washington, D. O.
National Republican., 1884-06-30
PROPOSALS..
DROPOsALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
4 SEWERS
OFFICE OF, THr ESdiNEEn CoMMIssIoNER,,

OFFICE OF THf; ESGISEEn COMMISSIONER,
WAsIIISGrOS, ID. C., July !, 1854.
by direction of the Board of Commissioners,
sealed proposals will be received Vt this OillCc
until ~ O'Clock IN. on THURSDAY, july ~,
1884, for constructing ln tile city Of Washington
District of Columbia, 2i,5OO lineal feet of Terra
Gotta Pipe sewers, from IL to y Inches IN
diameter, and 81 900 iiuCal feet of Brick and
Concrete sewers, from ~ * ~ to 20 feet In III
terror dimensions.
blank forms of proposals and specifications
can be obtained at this OniCe upon application
therefor, together with all necessary intOrna-
tlOu, and bids upon these forms Will alone be
considered. The right is reserved to reject any
aud all bids or parts Ofhids. .
g. j. LNDE, KER,
Major Of Engineers, L, :, A.,
Jc30.3Ot Engineer Commissioner, ID. g.
National Republican., 1884-06-30
1TEDTCAL.
9TH

May mean poisoned with Potash This Is the
case with hundreds who have been unwiso
enough to take SarsspHrillas, Potash mixtures,
&c, until digestion IL almost hally impaired,
Swin's specific Is vegetable remedy, ana re-
stores the system to health and bullds up tho
waste made by these poisons.
Twas suhcriugwi 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 gave
me rheumatism, then took Sbrsuparlllas, %.
Al these SarsapRrilla mixtures have POtash IN
poison farther into my system. 4 friend insisted
/ should take Swin specific and II cured me OF
the Blood Poison, drove the Mercury and Pot ash
ont Ofmy system, and to-day am IA Wen as L
ever was. GEG. y. WELLMAN, JR.,
Salem, Mass.
John A. Smith, the largest merchant In Gaines
vile, Ga, says! ~ suffered for years nom the
combined effects Of Erysipelas aud Eczeinn.
continued to grow worse under medical trcAt'
nput and by taking medicine containing I0tlsh.
- H. :. cured me thoroughly ana absolutely. MY
appetite, strength, and hcsh returned hs was
cured u.Itlt IT,
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC co,
Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga.
New York Onlco l50 West Twenty-thrd
street, hetwpeu sixth and seventh avenues
philadelphia Onicc. l2O6 Chestnut street,
TNEET RELIEVED WITHOUT PAIN IN
II A FEW MINUTES.
Corns, BuuiOu-, Club and Inverted Nails ana
other ailments OF the feet successfully treated.
| DIR. WHITE & son, surgeon ChiropOdlas'
| ton, u. e.. and II North Eutaw st., opposite Eu-
| tuw House, Baltimore, Nd Fec, 81 "a sitting tor
| puttiuw tho feet IN order. Iltrty-elgntn years
| of professional eNporionce