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THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTH
WEST AND WEST

WEST AND WEST
- schedule in effect OCTOBER IL, 1854.
BIO AN--NEW ORLEANS NAIL daily, making
SiOse connections 20 all points south and Southwest
paiiy, except sunday. with G. and o. Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New York and Wash
nstcn 10 Atlanta Pullman Sleeping from Wash
ington and Atlanta 10 New Orleans
BIO PN-EoClSNIl-LE FAST LINE Daily via
ChafiottsvLle 70 Cincinnati LOUSY lille and an West
ern points Pullman Sleeping cars Washington to
Louisville. ="
1O4o PM-SOC THERS MAIL AND EXPRESS
OaiIy 10 al points south and Southwest via Dan
Vile anu Charlotte Pullman Sleeping cars from
ashlHgton via Danville, Charlotte and Atlanta 10
New OgleAiS ais: from Washington via Charlotte
and Columbia 10 Augusta.
&REassaS Division Train leaves Washington at s-Ioa
m daily, except Sunday
NarrentOn Trains leave Washington at ,1O a m and
$40 pm daily.
For tickets and information inquire at Companv-s
sffice, Sol Pennsylvania avenue Trains leave NOM
B and p Station ~
NJ SLAUGHTER. N MACDANIEr
-, oen- -Sss Agent Agent.
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The New Orleans Exposition Loan.
THE EXHIBITORS COMMITTEES WAIT on THR
PRESIDENT.
The exhibitors committee, Of the New
Orleans exposition, Messrs. David Bradley, OF
Chicago; H. r. White, OF Columbus, O.. and E.
P. Benjamin. Of Grand Rapids, Mich, pre-
scented their memorial to Congress 20 Presi-
dent Arthur to-day. II is expected that the
President will present the matter OF an addi-
uonal loan for the exposition TO Congress, with
q favorable letter Of transmittal.
BEFORE THE HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS COMMIT
TEE.
Col ]. B. Meade, representing the New Orleans
commissioners, made an address before the
House appropriations committee yesterday az
ternoon, to urge the necessity OF further national
aid for the exposition.
A number Of the commissioners of the New
orleans exposition were before the House COM
mfttee on appropriations to-day, and asked
that an additional appropriation of S5o0.0o
be made for the relief of the exposition. The
matter will be considered by the committee al
its meeting tomorrow.
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THE HUME EsTArE-Judge Hagner, OF the
Probate Court, made an order authosixing the
administrator OF the estate of the late Thos. L.
Hume p execute q snpersedeas bond In the
case Of Central National Bank agt. Hume, ap-
peal In the insurance mattert OF said Hume.
The enect OF this order viii probably be to delay
the settlement OF this matter for two or three
years until decision by the Supreme Court q
the United States r. obtained.
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PAYMAsrER w. GoLDsBoRouaH has been
ordered to duty at the League Island navy
yard, succeeding Paymaster SHIELDING, recently
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Auction SALES
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioueer.

VERY HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE, WALNUT
y; T TABLES, S0UGK4g y AND y >, LOUNGES
QUIET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS;
WINDOW HANGINGs, SIX WALNUT n. T.
CHAMBER SETS, HAIR AND HUSK MAT
CHAMBER FURNIfURE IN sEPARATE
FUkNITURE, WALNUT n. T. SIDEBOARD,
WALNUT DINING CHAIRS, CHINA AND
GLASS WARE, KNIVES AND FORKS TABLE
LINEN. LARGE STEWART COOK STOVE,
HEATING STOVES, REFRIGERATOR, WASH
PLANTS, &c, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, FEBRUARY THIRTEENTH
1885. AT TEN O'CLOCK, at No. GAL, X street, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets northwest shall sell
general collection Of good household effects
fp-4t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

PROVED AND CENTRALLY SITUATED
REAL ESTATE, CONSISTING OF TWO BRICK
STORES AND DWELLINGS, SITUATE NOS.
132 AND 734 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND H STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated June 9Th, A. go
r. 1879: and duly recorded In lber No. 900, at :%I
folio ALB, of the land records of the District of
and by direction ofthe party secured thereby
THURSDAY, the TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF FEB
RUARY, A. D., 1885, at HALF.PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following described Real Estate,
situate in the City of Washington, in the District
aforesaid known and distinguished and being parts
Of original lots numbered nine (9) and ten 10, in
square numbered four hundred and twenty nine 420)
beginning for the same at the southeast corner of said
lot tan, the line of 18th street west. and running
thence north along said th street west forty t4o feet
thence west ninety-f (95) feet to alley; thence
south along said alley forty (40l feet thence
ninety-dve (95) feet to the point of beginning
Terms: One-third cash; balance In three equal In
stalments in six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest thereon at six per cent per annu, secured
by deed OF trust on the premises sold or all cash, at
option of purchaser. $500 required upon each house
at tune Of sale. Conveyancing. recording, DC, at
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with within
seven days, or property will be resod at the risk
and cost Of defanltng purchaser after Ave days ad-
vertiseineDt In THE Evening STAR
FERDINAND SCHMIDT ,.
II 7 4
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Do You VALUE A Do11An,

IF so THERE NEVER WAS A TIME WHEN A.
DOLLAR WOULD DO AS MUCH SERVICE AND
GO AS FAR INTHE CLOTHES LINEAs IT WILL
NOW. WE ARE GOING TO MOVE, AND YOU
KNOW 1T, AND WHEN WE SAY ANY GOODS
THAT CAN BE SOLD WILL NOT BE CARRIED
TO OUR NEW BUILDING YOU KNOW THAT WE
MEAN BUSINESS IF YOU PURCHASE ANY
ARTICLE DURING OUR REMOVAL SALE AND
DO NOT THINK YOU HAVE MORE THAN A
HUNDRED CENTS WORTH OF CLOTHING FOR
A DOLLAR INlCASH WHY WE WILL CHEER
FULLY REFUND YOUR MONEY IT Is USE
LESS TO ENUMERATE GARMENTS OR MEN
TON PRICES AS EVERY ARTICLE CONTAINED
FATE-AND ALL WE WANT YOU TO DO Is TO
DROP IN AND SEE THAT WE ARE STATING
FACTS. NOT FANCIES.
HANDSOME SPRING WEIGHT OvERCOATs
ARE ALL IN NOW, AND IT WOULD SURPRISE
YOU TO SEE HOW LITTLE MONEY 1T TAKES
TO PURCHASE ONE. THERE ARE ALL KINDS
HERE FROM THE ALLWOOL CHKvIOT AT
81 TO THE HANDSOME STOCKINETT EFF
FECTS AT $35.
REMEMBER, THESE GARMENTS ARE PER
FEET FORM DISPLAYERS AND ARE SURE TO
PLEASE YOU.
A. sAKs A CO.,
oNEPR1CE CLOTHIERs,
no 316 and S1S TN street
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The Illinois seuatorshtu.

NO BALLOT TO-DAY BECAUSE THERE WAS NOT A
QUORUM PRESENT.
CHICAGO, February 1O.-A special to the
journal from Springfield says AS there was not
quorum of either party in either house this
morning both branches of the legislature took a
recess until ten a. m, tomorrow, to give the alb
sentees time to arrive. AS only a recess is taken
the legislative day continues, and the ballot
the law.
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IHE n Ar1oNA1 SAFE DEposrr GO.
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE
PERPETUAL CHARTER, ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY 22D, 1857.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President
CHARLES c. GLOVER. of Rigs q, Co., Vice Prest
J.. LAWRASON RIGGS, Treasurer.
ALBERT L. STCRTEVANT. Secretary.
c. E. NYMAN, Asst Scc'y.
DIREcToRS:
Benjamin P. Snyder Charles c. Glover,
7. Lawrason Riggs, Henry A. Willard,
Albert L. Sturtevant, John F. Rogers
John g. Parke. d3Oeo
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MO CURE NO PAY-wH1TEHURS1vs CEDAR
~ BALSAM is warranted TO cure Coughs, Coda
Group, Throat and Lung Diseases &c Six drope x
dose. Try it, III not satisfied, the empty bottlo
and get your money back Sold by AL druGg16n.
n14f,tp, th3m
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GREAr C1os1sa Our SALE
OF FINE BOOTS AND SHOES
At s1NsHEIMER & BROS sos 7th stree.

This sale will continue Q short time only. Look
carefully at the Extraordinary Bargains we offer Of
the following weil-known makers In Ladies' Shoes
Cousins finest Cur. Kid, handsewcd, but that cost
you $5, we will sell you now at $3.79.
Cousins finest Str Goat, handsewed which are sold
elsewhere at $3.50, our price now $3.50.
Cousins fine Cur. Kid butt, which sell at g. So we
sell now at safe.
Cousins Misses Shoes at the same low figures
About 200 pairs Ladies' Fine Kid Butt every pair of
which is worth %. are now selling at g.
Our Burts Men Shoes in butt, lace and CATERS that
were So and $6, are now closing at 1915
These shoes are superior to custom made
We ask those that want to save money to come as
early possible, our stock Ia now complete We
have all sizes and widths therefore call at once at
sINsHEIMER & BROS.
Ja9 S0S 7th street
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvEE
Company's pier. No. AZ North River, foot Of Nor
ton street New York.
Labrador Perier d Hauterve, Wednesday, Feb. II,
g D. m
81. Laurent de Joussen Wednesday, Feb. Is, am
AmeriGue. ssnteIl Wednesday, Feb. 25 p. III.
Checks PAYABLE sight. il amounts 10 suit, on the
Banque TransItlantique Of Paris LOUIS DE Be
BIAS. Agent. Ne. Is Bowling Green, New York.
q. W. Moss, 2I5 Pennsylvania avenue.
fec Agents for Washington, u. &.
TCNAR RID LINE.
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LINZ
ITED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
Pool. CALLING AT CORK HARBoR
FROM PIER 40, y. R.. NEW YORK.
EERvIA--..-. Wed. Feb II SCYTHIA-. We'd March IL
SALLIA...-..W ed, Feb Is SERyIA...W We'd March IS
BOTHNIA.. W ed, Feb. 25 (iALLIa.... ed March IS
kURASIA.. Wed, March BOTHSIA.....Wed., April
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE-S6O $50 and 500, accord
ing 10 accommodations
Steeragc at very low rates. Steerage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts of
Europe a lowest
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
Hayre. Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
and for Med. 5erTanean ports
F0r freight apd passage apply at the C0mpany's
office. No. q, Bowling Gre both steerage aEt
CABIN 10 OTIS BIGELOW d Co, COS eth street,
VERNON H BROWN & Co. New York;
MeSsrs- OTIS BIGEL0W & Co,
fec Cos ltS street. Washington
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MAR RlED.

BCRCH-GEARY. On February "a 1855. IN "a,
timore at the residence Of the Rev. ]. ". Garpe9
EDWIN III. BURCH, of Washington D. @. 70 ~
MOILIE E. GEARY, OF New York cifv. .
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Burglars last night stole the sacred vessels and
poor box nom 81 Jarioth's Catholic church, Ct
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Mr.. CLEVELAND DESIRES TO HEAR THE VIEWS
OF REPUBLICAN BUSINESS MEN.
Adispateh from Philadelphia to the Balti-
more American says: "a few days ago Banker
L. II. Taylor received Q letter from parties In
New York stating that President-elect Cleve-
land would receive Q delegation Of the leading
men in various branches Of business from this
city and listen aftentively to an expression Of
their ideas upon the financial question. The in.
vitatton did not come from Mr.. Cleveland di-
rect, but It y presumed the idea Originated with
Taylor to form the committee that gentleman
refused TO state. The request was TO the effect
that the gentlemen selected should be republi.
cans, but not Of the ultra school of politics. The
reasons assigned for Mr.. Cleveland's desiring q
stronghold OF republicanism, its business inter-
ests are diversified and Of great magnitude, and
he wished TO learn the thoughts OF the men who
with those who are ready TO acquiesce in almost
anything he should undertake. No time was
ret Tor the meeting, that being LEFT 70 Mr.. Osve-
land"
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A Building wrecked bv Burslars.

COLUMBIA, S. c. February 1O-A special to
the Daily Register says the store of c. A. Austin,
confectioner, at Johnston, this state, was en-
tered by burglars last night. The top Of the safe
was blown into the ceiling. and the store was
badly wrecked by the explosive. The front of
pluInh
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NON6UMPTION.

l have 9 positive remedy for the above disease: by
It's use thousands Of of the worst Kind and ~
hong standing have been cured Indeed 80 strong 10
my faith In It's efficacy that will send two bottles
70 any eufere- Give express and post office address
Dr. .. A. SLOCUM. ISL Pearl st., N. Y. n20-eo&K 6m
PENNYROYAL PILLS.-CHICHEsTERS ENG
4 hsh are the only genuine. For full particulars
lnclo6e four cent stamps to Chichester Chemical Co
No. 23lS Madison Squire, Philadelphia Pa myIO-eod
nR- MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALI.
~ Urinary Diseases In 4S hours. Nervous DEBILITY
0rgan1c Weeknecs caused b. tndiscretion, Poisonous
diseases Of Blood, affecting Throat, Nose and skin
S9ld STANDkFORDS, St.C.0ud Pharmacy 9th and
afeets Price %. Sent by mail sealed. au26mw WI
nR ROBERTsON, THE ExPERT sPECIAIIsT
who stands high In his profession, sacknowledsed
70 be an sxpert without peer In world in the
treatment and cure of Private, Nervous and Chronic
DseascS Lost Vitality, impaired Manhood and Abuses
q the System, Bladder, Kidney all diseases ofthe
SEtnagy OrgAns Recent cases positively cured In to
dayk no mercury canstics Used Can ba conauiteS
ev3ry Wednssday and Saturday from q to pm ~ Nh
once 40 NV Refers to leading physicans 0f Ralti
mora 3Ain OMce30 3. Liberty 81, Baitimore Ma mhSI
GRoCEns.Now n your TnH-LAMP
isrSs 4oe;; fancy medium. Csc; large, e5c; leader
ms@ AZ &C. ,esfs soc; arg or student soc; burn
Per esoT coea Oh 6a 4. SONNENSTRAHLS
"a AAo1 tn street northwest
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Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
CORPORATION COURT.-The February term OF
the city court Judge Meade. continues. An
application of the trustees of Ebenezer lcolored)
Baptist church to raise, by a mortgage, $500 Tor
the Improvement of the church building was
granted. The monthly calendar is now engag-
Ing the attention of the court.
POLICE CoURT.-Edward Field is held at the
station house this morning. He was arrested
by Officers Walker and Goodrich, charged with
assault upon Alexander Tolliver. The mayor
has fined Ed. FELTON,, arrested by Officer W alker,
and charged with assault and battery.
NoTEs-A FauQuier county officer left here
this morning to get . Fauquier lunatic from the
Washington jail and carry him to Warrenton.
THE lecture Of Dr. Gibson to the teachers
institute was, in consequence of the heavy rain
last night. postponed until Friday night next
The Alexandria and Washington ferry route is
now open. Both boats are on the route.--An
the Alexandria fishermen are arranging for the
the fishing Neutrality-suspicious. on opening the
bitches for the laying Of the new water mains
will begin before the close Of the present
month.
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REPORT OF CHIEF CRoNIy IN ANswEH 10 =


REPORT OF CHIEF cRoNIy rN ArswEH 10 Nh
MILES CoNMUNIcArIoN.
Chief Cronin, in a report 20 the Commission-
ers in answer 10 Mr.. Miles' communication %
the Commissioners Of the Sd instant, referred
TO him for perusal and report, stateG "when
Mr.. Miles, superintendent OF IRE alarm tele-
graph and telephone service, after nearly seven
teen years OF practical experience and close OBJ
servation, contends and maintains that his OPP
orators are as efficient while asleep - when
awake, certainly beg leave TAI differ with him
on this point. He mentions one Instance OF IN
mention the disastrous RESULT: which That nssi
gence caused. heartily Join with Mr. Miles In
all the praise that he bestows upon his opera
tors, but notwithstanding this, hrmly believe
they would be better qualified to discharge
their duties II not permitted 70 go 20 sleep
that the fire alarm telegraph worked we'll "a
years gone by. The ell Important question =,
Does it work well at present. and Is II likely
ing hazards in this growing city. That the firQ
alrm telegraph has not been working In . salts
factory manner, the following record OF hcsA
June 18th, 1884, station sl5 ala not giye an
alarm when pulled for DIRE In that neighbour
had to be used To give the alarm
July 18th, station 81 failed TO strike more
than once when pulled for the collision on the
September 9TH, station 2 did not strike when
pulled for a fire in wosdshed In rear OF l2s a
November 10, the gong at No. q engine house
and the bell on st. Mary's church struck wrong
November Doth, the gong ut Nos and en.
CINE houses struck wrong.
December 10th, the gongs and bells struck
WRONG when station 416 was pulled for fIre.
january 29th, SS5, the gongs and bells failed
TO give correct alarm when station ISL pulled
for fire at The STAR Office building
February 1st the goDgs and bells struch
wrong when station 326 was puzzled for a fire.
These mistakes clearly prove that the lire
alarm telegraph has not been doing It's full duty
from some cause, and what that cause IN the
superintendent OF the fire alarm should be Able
to explain.
deem IL Of the utmost importance that every
possible precaution be taken TO meet every IRE
at the earliest moment, feeling that our only
them TO the building In which they originate"
FALSE REPORTS ABOUT STARVING ISDIANsB.
The commissioner OF Indian Affairs to-day re.
ceiyed a dispatch from Indian Agent Gibson az
Wtnnemucca, New, stating that the Indians
there need no assistance from the government,
and In this statement he Il Joined by the county
officers and other well-known citizens.
PATENTS lssUED.-Patents were Issued to-day
to the citizens Of the District follows: A. A
Bishop, envelope; John G.. Meyers, mechanical
movement; Phillip J. Payn, car coupling A
patent was issued TO Frank II. Cathcart a
Alexandria, for steering apparatus.
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STEAMER 7. V. ARR0wsMITI,


MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS az a. m. Re
nrning TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. touching at all
River Landi-ss far "a Nomini Creek, CurriOman
md s u Clements Bay. Connects with T. & U. r. r
1t Shepherds
JOHN B. PADGETT, Agent
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PATENTS lssUrp.-Patents were Issued to-day
to the citizens OF the District as follows: A. A
Bishop, envelope; John G. Meyers mechanical
movement Phillip J. Payn, car coupling. A
patent was issued TO Frank II. Cathcart a
Alexandria, for q steering apparatus.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 25O pm prices Of
the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported by
special wire to r. b. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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DENTISTRY.

CAMUELI. SCOTT, DDS
- fifteen years experience In Dentistry, ONCE 2O7
r stnw. Preservation Of the Natural Teeth = sne.
cialty oco3
nR RANDALL PARSONS 42S 7TH ar W
y over Balantynes. Operative and mechanical
DenusIy skiiifully performed. Gas administered:
moderate fees Ten years experience. Hours from
. All. 70 pm seo
nR- STARR PARsoNs, COR. ora AND sra
ache without extracting. local anastnetic @se6 an
the gums. alleviatss pain Of extracting Gss eiysn
hR. T. NJ TALBOT, DENTIST I8T TT8 aT..
II three doors from corner Z DENTISTRY in al
It's branches. Teeth inserted "a per set AN work
warranted. fsnI
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ELECAAfPANE AND HoRrHOUND.

ElLECA1EPANE AND RoREHoUND.
EI.ECAMPANE ANE FOREGROUND.
ELECAMpANE AND HOREB0UNO
EI.ECAMPANE AND HOHEH0UNn
ELECzNPANG And a0RfH0UNT
Cure all stages Of Cough, Cold Hoazyensss nrouchi.
tie, DC. Tidy clear the voice md ooothe the throat
cents.
Only q ARTHUR NATTANs, pharmsoiyt,
5a2o Corner 1lth and !, and Cd and D g. NV,
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District 6 Government Affairs.
EXEMPTION OF FOREIGN MINISTERS FROM TAX
ALTON.

The Secretary OF State, to whom Attorney
Riddle referred the matter Of the liability OF
foreign ministers to taxation, has written TO the
Commissioners informing them that these ques-
tons are generally settled according TO usage
The custom In this country has been that all re-
s so. owned by foreign governments should
not be taxed. nor are the ministers themselves
obliged TO pay taxes on any personal property.
The law on the subject, when properly Inter
taxes, such as FOR gas, water, and sewerage, but
for real estate and personal property they are
exempted. Many legal authorities are cited In
support OF this opinion.
THE WASHINGTON ASYLUM.
Commissioner and Intendant W. ii. Stouten-
burgh, Of the Washington asylum, in a state
ment to the Commissioners says that the num-
Der of prisoners Ia the workhouse is as follows:
1S4 white males, ~ white females; 90 colored
males and 81 colored females. Total, Isl.
There are accommodations in the workhouse
for 1OS male and los female prisoners. The
number Of female prisoners is very small at
present The daily average number for the Inst
six months OF 1884 was 63.
TEMPORARY TRACKS FOR THE INAUGURATION
Mr.. r. NJ Gormdie. supervisor Of the B. & p.
railroad, has written to the Commissioners for
permission to lay two temporary tracks on 9Th
street northwest, opposite their present passeD-
ger station, to be used during the coming in
auguration ceremonies. This has been agreed
to, the tracks to be between the present track
and the west curbstone, the tracks to be re-
moved prior to March Doth on the same terms
and conditions as the permit of same tenor re-
Gently issued TO BALTIC. Ohio II. r. Co., with
$500 forfeit deposited.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as fol-
lows: Edward Greer, erect three two-story
dwellings, alley between eth and Sth and r
and streets northwest; $500. Edward
Greer, erect three two-stOry dwellings, Sth, be-
tween and streets northwest; 5000. Geo.
w. LANCE, erect private stable, Whitney ave-
nue., between 18th and 14th streets; $3.50
Thomas Fitzgerald, repair brick, 441 I'd street
southwest $3.50.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have given notice TO the
owners Of the old church property on Massa-
chusetts avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
used by the District for police station purposes
that the new station for the sixth precinct on
9th street being completed they will vacats the
Old building and turn if over % them
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MEDICAL, &c.

MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR
N1 Ladies. All female complaints quickly cured
Can be consulted daily at 1245 9TH st. NV Office
hours from to pm. with ladies only ja22-2m~
nR. LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
- only reliable Ladies' Physician In the city can
be consulted daily, 329 Missouri ave-, first street
south OF pennsylvania ave-, between Sd and 4a sts
All female complaints and irregularities quickly re-
consultations strictly confidential Separate rooms
for ladies' Office hOurs-11to and to pm ja24lm+
nR. AND NINE. SELDEN, PROFESSORS OF
- Obstetrics since 1855, skillfuI treatment for all
female complaints; every accommodation for patents
Omce l1O6 Lincoln Park Place ne, Capitol Hill.
jal9-1m*
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING ROTTIF
Az or two OF DIR. BROTHERS Invigorating Cor
DIAL VIII cure any of seminal weak ness nervous
debility and tmpoteDcy. 1t imparts viaor to the
whole system. 9O6 3 ST. sw. 1a19-1m*
TT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTORY AT
Il DR.. BROTHERS Is the Oldest established adyer-
Using Ladies Physician in this city Ladies' YOU can
confidently consult Dr. BROTHERS. 9U6 st. sw
particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar to
ladies, married single All irregularities and ova.
RAN troubles successfully. treated a- Board with
good accommodations, and kind efficient nurses fur
ntshed to those who may desire to stay q few DAYS
in the city under his treatment jal9-lms
DEAD AND BE wISE.-DR BROTHERS. SOC p
IL st. sw., appeared before me and made oath that
he Is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist IN this
CITY, ana VIII guarantee cure in all of vene-
poor furnished medicine free. Consultation and adj
vice free at any hour during the day Subscribed and
sworn to before me by DIR. BROTHE A. riI 2 ISSd
ja5-1ms SAMUEL II. WALKER. Notary Public