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GLADSTONE PREPARING TO LEAVE powNfN
STREET

uLADsTUNE FREFAKlNU To IkANE DOWNING
STREET AGAIN.
LONDON, July l9.-The new parliament will
probably be summoned 10 meet on August 5th.
Ii will then, IL is believed. toe adjourned to re-
assemble some time in October.
MI. Glaastones servants are packing up hts
furniture, books and papers In his official resi-
oence IN downing street, preparatory to
The m arQuis Of salisbury, who has been so
gourning at Royat, France has lett Tor nieppe
en- route To England Lord Randolph Churchill
has beer summoned home by telegraph and
has started Tor London
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The River and pssrser R.,u.

THE CHANCES AGAINST ITS PASSAGE THROUGH
THE HOUSE AS 1T PASSED THE SENATE.
II is not at all likely that the House will ever
agree to the Senate amendments to the river
and harbor bill fourteen million dollar bill
IL is thought might 60 through the House, but
the money would have 10 be Appropriated upon
an entirely different basis from that of the bin
as IL came back from the Senate. The chances
seem all TO be against the bill ever becoming a
law. The question is so entangied by
various considerations that the prospects
OF satisfactory settlement are very re-
mote. The House committee held meeting
to-day. The bill has not yet oeen referred back
to them. but they had a long and thorough
discussion of the Senate amendments with the
view of deciding upon their line of action.
There was most decided opposition to the
Senate amendments. Tomorrow the bill will
be referred 10 the committee. They will meet
at once. and from the discussion to-day IL Is
apparent that all the amendments will be non
concurred in. Messrs. Willis. Blanchard and
Henderson will probably be appointed as
conferees on the part Of the House.
and they will go into the conference with a de-
termination not TO yield. Meanwhile each
member of the committee has been delegated
TO consult some state delegation, 50 As 10 get the
sentiment OF the House on the subject. The
canvass Is going on actively to-day, and the
committee Will be guided in its action by the
rosult
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Sensation In the Craw ford Case.
DID MRS. CRAWFORD WRITE THE WARNING LET
TIERS TO HER HUSRAND9

TERS TO HER HUSBAND?
LONDON, July 19.-In the divorce case of
Crawford against Crawford and Dixie an expert
in caligraphy to-day testified that he had COM
pared the handwriting in tour letters admit
teddy written by Mrs. Crawford and signed
"Virg inia" with the anonymous letters
warning Mr.. Crawford against 'the
member for Chelsea and which
eventually stirred Mr.. Crawford up to the dis
covery OF his wie's alleged relations with sir
Charles Dixie. The expert said the similarity
between the writing in the anonymous notes
and in the signed letters was great that he
believed the same person had written all the
letters he examined. This testimony produced
u sensation in court.
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CaDltOl TOPICS.

CHARGES AND COUNTER CHARGES.
The Senate commerce committee will to-
morrow take up the nomination ot W. L. Ban
croft collector at Port Huron, Mich, to sue
coed Gen. Hartsuff, suspended. The latter was
removed in the middle oil his term, and there
are charges and counter charges 10 be heard
and disposed of.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE.
Senator Blair to-day introduced a bill to grant
an annual leave of absence Of B days to the
employees OF the bureau of engraving and print
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Fire i'm q New York Tenement House.
POLICEMAN COX SAVES THE LIVES OF TWO
MORE CHILDREN.

NEW YORK, July 19.-Fire broke out after
midnight at No. sol east 10th street. which is
four-story tenement house, tenanted by about
~ people. The occupants of the third and
fourth floors escaped by the root. Mrs Mohr,
her husband and three grown sons who lived on
the second floor, made tor the fire escape and
In descending the woman fell and received in
Juries from which she will probably die. Mr..
aud Mrs. Merkes lived on 1.-The same
Hoor with two Children. The coupe
got safely to the street, but over looked their
children, Mary, aged years aud Frederick s
years old. Policeman Cox, who I'm recognition
OF his bravery has already been presented with
a medal by Congress, hearing of the children
being lett behind assembled TO the room and res
Cue0 them in q half SnffOcated condition.
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YHoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer:

Il
CHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROvED GROUND
IN A RAPIDLY IMPROVING NEIGH BOR-
HOOD, BEING THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF THIRD AND STREETS NORTHWEST,
AND on STREET, NEAR THIRD STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of decree of the Suprem sCourt of -
the District OF Columbia, passed July 3D. A. L. p
1856, III Equity cause No 5000, the undersigned, -
as Trustee win offer for SALE at public auction in
TWENTY SECOND DAY OF JULY, A. u. 1886, at
SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following described real
estate situate in the City OF Washington, District of
Columbia. to wit Original lot numbered fifteen Q5),
III square numbered five hundred and fifty-three
563l and the east sixteen feet six inches 1850 of
lot numbered seventeen 90. and the west twenty
nine (2 ieet of lot numbered eighteen US) in
square $50 Original lot Is has front of 80 feet
street by depth of 30 feet Sd street northwest
Terms of sale as prescribed by decree: One-third
cash. and balance in six, Twelve and eighteen months
or all cash, at option of purchaser. Deferred pay
ments TO be secured by lien reserved on the prem
lS.S sold The purchaser to give his notes therefor
with interest at six per cent deposit OF 500 re-
CURED on each of above parcels Of ground. Terms
be complied with within ten days All cOnyeyancing
and recording ut purchasers cost.
FERDINAND SCHMIDT Trustee,
1y1C-dKdS Sll eth street northwest
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N1me. O. S:UUn Nome. O. LA
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TOMORROW
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers

,3y virtue nN OF deed Of 1rns to me, dated May "F
nsS ct sey one OF the land records OF the District -
OF Soumoia Will SELL at public auction i'll front of
the premises on FRIDAY, JULY SIXTEENTH.
1856. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following de-
scrbed real estate situate in Glen Dale in the District
OF Columbia to wit Lot numbered one a., in square
numbered eight tS). in c. II. Holden recorded SUBJ
di"ison OF Glen Dale, formerly known Beales adj
venture Also Lots numbered two (2), three (3),
eighty go lsl) and eghtytWo ts2 in said
Dy n. g. Starkweather in May, 1874, under Cultiva-
ton and improved by small frame House and out
buildings
Terms of sale: One-haf of the purchase in cash. and
the balance In ore year from the day OF SALE with in
terest al eight per cent per annum and secured by
or all cash. at purchasers option. A deposit of $75
must be made when the property is knocked down
II the terms OF sale are not piled with in five days
from the day of sale the right resell the
said real estate at the risk and OF the defauting
purchaser after five DAYS notice by advertisement.
Train leaves at 4:4O p. Glen Dale, returning
leaves Bennlns station at 657 p H., via baltimore
and Potomac railroad.
jyS12&l5 CHAS H. KNIGHT, Trustee.
H1-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY. TWl NTIETU DAY OF JULY, A. D.
1885 same hour Id place.
Ylo&l9-2t CHAS. II. KNIGHT, Trustee.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer
T1HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

COMFORTABLE TWO-SrORY BRICK RESI-
DENCE, No. 1912 EIGHTH STREET NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION
~, On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JULY -
IMENI1,SECONE. 1886. at KALF-PAST i!la
FIVE O'CLOCK, shall sell, in front of the & IT,
premises part lot A. I'm square 4l6. lot l3
improved by comfortable two-story brick dwelling
&c $3.50
Terms: All cash except 5000 which has until 3Oth
September 1887 to run at six per cent one hundred
dollars deposit required time of sale. All convey
ancing. &c, at purchaser cost
jyl9-3t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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Payments for the Library site.

PLAN OF PhOCEDUkE AGKEED UPON.
Secretary Lamar called at the Treasury de-
partment Saturday afternoon and held a con.
sultation with Acting Secretary Fairchild
with reference to the plan to be adopted in dis
bursting the money to pay for the site of the
new library. After talking over the situation
it was decided to follow the plan set forth In
the letter from the Treasury department last
week, that the payments be made by the dis
bursting officer of the Interior department., VINO
will be supplied with lump sums by the Treas
uey department upon the requisition of the
Secretary OF the Interior. There will be no
delay by Secretary Lamar i'm paying out the
money as soon as the validity of the titles o
the respective lots of ground is determined.
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BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TUKE COMPRISING WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITES, HAIR AATTkESSES, PARLOR
SUITES. DINING-RO NJ FURNITURE. BRUS-
ORNAMENTS, CkOCkERY. GLASSWARE,
KITCHEN REQUISITES. &c. &c
On w EDNESDAN, JULY TWENTY FIRST. 1856.
commencing at Ten o'CI .OCk "A. Nj by order OF the
Orphans Court, will sell the entire Effects of resi-
dence No. III M street northwest.
Terms cash.
jyl 1-3t GEORGE c. WALKER Executor
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The following changes rom saturdays quotations
the washington stock EXCHANGE are noted to-day:
u. s. Ais, 1891. coupon, l11as bid. III asked.
Y. S 4las. 1891. registered, lllSs bid. liz asked
Y. S. As: coupon; LES bid; l2os4 asked. Z. s
imp IS. 1891, coin. ll2ia bid l13i4 asked. Metro
potan X. T. stock los bid: 10Th asked. North
ASKED: .Anacostia r. R.. lon bid. Washington Cas-
3S.s bid. ssla asked. Washington Market STOCK.
l15s4 pa: Farmers, and Mocha mics, Bank, George
Great Falls Ice. 1884 bid. Penn Te4 Asa b.d.
81 asked. U. s. Electric Light. 66ae bid, 75 asked
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| l. Real Estate Auctoner.

YTNHOS. E WAGGAMAN,
l. Real Estate Auctioner.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
FAST SIDE OF SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND l. STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trst, duly recorded in I'm
iioer 20; o. hl23 ioo $40 ct seq, of the land i"A
request OF the party thereby secured, will sell, at
public auction i'll front of the premises, FRIDAY
JULY lWENTY-THi ItD, 1856, at SIN O'CLOCK
M, part OF lot II, in square 500 Beginning feet
north OF the south line OF said lot 9TH thence
north along said street 20 feet thence east ll5 eo
thence south 20 feet and thence 10 feet the
place of beginning. improved by comfortable dwell
ing. No. 1Ul6 sixth street southwest.
Terms: One-third cash: the balance i'm three equal
instruments, i'll SIX, twelve and eighteen months for
which notes of purchaser bearing interest from day oil
sale and secured by deed of property sold will
of 500 will be required at time of sale, and al con-
EeyancnS and recording will be al purchasers cost
Ii terms of sale piled with in ten days from
SALE property will be resod at risk and cost of default
ing purchaser.
IRVING WILLIAMSON, Trustee
THOS. l.. WAtitiAMAN, Auct. jyl4-d&ds.
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THIS EVENING.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS d CO.. Auctioneera
CONTINUATION SALE OF FINE TRUNKS,
IRANELING BAGS. HARNESS. TOURIST
LEATHER GOODS OF LARGE MANuFAC.
PPEER s1lt, CoNsIGNED TO Us TO BE SOLD AT
fSbLlS SALE, MONDAY WEDNESDAY.
AND FRIDAY, JULY NINETEENTH. TWEEN
TfI7rlRSr AND TWENTY-THIRD, AT
LEY En- O'CLOCK A. NJ. AND EIGHT
0GLOGK P: NJ, AT STORE. No 900 FIF-
IEENIH STREET, OPPOSITE us TREAS
jy176t WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts
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Attacked by u Dog.
A WOMAN AND HER son BADLY BITE,

WOMAN AND HER son BADLY BITTEN.
Last night about halfpast nine O'Clock, as
Mrs. Henning, the wife of Matthew Hen
ming, shoemaker, living on 13I,
street, between and southwest, was
standing at her gate talking with IA
neighbor, a large dog belonging to Mr.. Henning
ran out OF the yard toward her. Mrs. fleming
put out her hand to pat the dog, but the
animal instead OF taking this advance
in good part sprang upon Mrs. Hen
ming, placing his paws upon her breast.
He seized her arm with his teeth and made a
ferocious bite, decorating the flesh terribly.
The dog was then driven away, but was
about to make another assault when Joseph
Henning, Mrs. Hennings young son.
intercepted it. The dog bit young
Henning savagely, its teeth going
through his hand. Mrs. Henning tainted from
the shock and boss OF blood. She was taken
into the house and attended by Dr.
Bowman, who believes no serious re-
suits will follow. Joseph Henning after
being bitten got pistol and killed the
dog. The members of the family do not believe
the dog was mad. 1t had evinced an ugly spirit
before, and once bit Mr.. Henning, severely
crushing his hand. The animal was a mongrel,
appearing to be q cross between q Newiound-
land and q setter.
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District Government Affairs,


Major Walker has issued an order to the
police force stating that complaint has been
made that the employees Of the contrac-
sarily boisierous and disturb the rest OF resi-.
dents on the line OF their work by loud talking
and other noisy demonstrations, aud the Com
special instructions with q view to secure the
community from disturbances OF this char
acter."
issued by Inspector Entwisle: +. u. Smith, erect
tour story dwelling and store. 1885 Pennsyl.
ssory
Jno. Billings, erect q two story dwelling, 1908
22d street southeast; $1,000. George 4.
Miller, erect q two-stOry dwelling, Glenwood
road; 81 200. Stevens. Lawrence Co., repair
dwelling, $40 11th street northwest; -, 900.
James Regain. erect four two-story dwellings,
corner n and NJ streets southwest; $1,000. A.
Glieselli repair dwelling 1413 10Th street
northwest; 81 ,OOO J. ID. Donneily, repair brick
dwelling southwest corner 14Lh and streets
northwest; $3.50.
WATER FOB THE HORSES.
Officer King, OF the society Tor the prevention
of cruelty to animals, as arranged with the
Commissioners OF the District, for permission Of
the contractors on the public works To impru-
wise watering troughs for their horses wherever
they may be at work on the streets. A barrel
sawed in TWO parts will make two watering
tubs, and with q hose can be connected with
any hydrant or street pump which CIV will furnish
now kept from watering for hours at q time,
and there is no reason for it.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Chief Paris, Of the fire department, recon-
mends the erection Of fire plugs Us follows:
Corner 9Th and Boundary streets; corner 2sth
and h streets; corner 18th street and Massa-
chusetts avenue; corner 412 street and Maine
avenue.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.- Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk OF the court 10
+. +. Bossey, OF Syracuse, N. Y, and Caroline
Griffin, OF Rochester, n. Y; James T. Gray and
Elizabeth Hays.
Arthur Buckler. the young man whose leg
was brsken about week ego while playing u
game OF baseball At Capitol park, il in . critical
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HsP WI IS esgEs
Steel Err5f sGf $S fsss
Trains leave Washington from station of Sixth
For p.sburg and the limited
a. S"ts e. 1 4 and M daily
and Ho,el Car to St Louis daily except Saturday
SnIsaS S}ee5 Empress ssrs ANY
at Harrisburg with western Express 'et WitE
pacs 1900 Ss M sS ana s. a
and the West with through sleeper Harrisburg to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Saaaadalgua Rochester Buffalo niagara
,, Cars Washington TO Rochester.
A. NJ dag eacao Ses sund avsn ana E'mra at $50
For New York and the East. !15. 900 and IL 90 A.
300 4 f5a io9S and 1 p SUNDAY X
n ante spre Of da Ral@sa fao Cars GAO
For For H sa Without change 200 + 81 every day
ing direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding double
4:15 e:S6 100 aud III ilso ' P. IL ~ on Sunday day
54o & i ana s asS ii T. d.
For s5S lls 900 9is 1915
and i:2er A. On sunday, o:oo $50, LOO AM:
For eek Inc 4 4iS Al and H. ana is6
daily except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 7:I5 A NJ. 1905 and 4:a3 p NJ daily,
except sunday Sundays 900 A, NJ, 4:l5 p NJ.
ALEXANDRIA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria. 600. TOO, 9:25, 1888, and l1:35 A.
M. 2:U6, 4:25, 435, SOL, b:U5, aud IL 81 p NJ On
Sunday at 500, 9:25, 1885 A: A.. $40 P. III.
For Richmond and the South, U:UO 1000 A. n. daily
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, eo5. 500.
and 10:42 p. M and 1910 midnight texcept Mon
day.. Tn sunday at 500 and l0:l0 A. NJ; 7.O5,
1912 p NJ. and 1910 night.
Tickets and information At the Office northeast cor
ner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and ut
the station where Orderh be for the checking
OF baggage to destination from hotels and resdence
CHAS. Z. PUGH, General Manager
j. R. WOOD. General Passenger Agent. jyI2
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RALr1MoRE Mp; July ig-y,rx,n,. skies ccnso
caSens sses ne o DID sy
miadlins So Flour aaisi ana siesdySHoxass Street
% o. ,s%!iy ~ R;!i
5:5O Wheat southern steady. irm and active:
Red red spss Ssaiss
Tm and aes southern wSss 4Ha 5 sassr
yellow 47a5S ~. western s;sssr mixed ss spot
southern; S5a42 western white. s9a4l; western
fys sisaSS
Provisions arm: Mess pork, lO.5OaI 90: Bulk
isaIa; Lsrd.reaned: ~ Butter s1esay-xssiers
Petroleum dail-rshasd !: Coffee sSesNkio c.lsoss.
eSppsr to
oas sSS
$1,000 bushels oats. 2J0 bushels rye. 800 bushels
bushels: corn. 1920 bushels -''0'
Chicago Markets.
II and 1s sss,iy
to 7sla. Corn firm and higher-August. 40 GIG.
August. $50. Lard steady Auguste .62ia a6S5.
FUEL CoNTRAcrs.-In accordance with a de-
cision of the Secretary of the Navy, the con-
tracts for supplying coal needed for all the
cavy yards and naval stations for the entire
year were made at one time. Bids were opened
at the Navy department recently, and the re-
suits have just been announced. David Dun
can Il Sons, Of New York, were the most sue
cessful bidders securing the contracts for fur
nishing the larger amounts to the more impor.
tant yards and stations. J. Maury Dove, OF
this city, was awarded the contract for supply.
ing the naval dispensary, naval observatory,
naval hospital and the photographic Office In
Washington. Johnson Il Bros, OF this city,
were awarded the contract for the naval acad-
envy coal and Gilmore, Meredith Co., OF West
navy yard cOal-5.95O tOns-at $2.49. Gilmore,
Meredith Co. were also awarded the contract
for furnishing oil of the bituminOus coal for the
naval academy, 5000 tons. johnson Brothers
were also awarded the contract for 26l tons OF
anthracite stove coal for the navy yard at Nor
folk. Their contract for furnishing the naval
academy, referred TO previously, calls for an
thracite, broken white ash, 600 tons.
SAVED WOMAN AND CHILD.-The Acting
Secretary of the Treasury to-day received
telegram from First Lieut. Han !, of the rev.
enue steamer Stevens, saying that the steamer
Lewis Willis capsixed two miles OF Nag's Head,
n. c., at midnight last night, and that the
officers and crew Of the Stevens succeeded in
saving q woman and child by cutting through
the sine Of the vessel
RANGE OF THE THERMoM ErER.-The follow.
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LEAVES OF Arsenic.
Changes tu fine offices.

Mrs. Annie NJ. Rock, of Virginia, has resigned
a clerKship in the dead letter office, and has
been appointed to a 5000 position i'm the land
office. Il. Z. Gaines has been appointed post
master at Casanova, Fauquier county, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auc,ioneerA

IL
PIANOS, PARL0R SETS, WALNUT AND OTHER
CHAMBER SETS, wARDROBES, NJ T.
IABLES,EASY CHAIRS, COUCHES. LOUNGES,
CANESETTEE.COTS.BE DSTEADS, BUREAUS,
WASHSTANDS. SIDEBOARDS. EXTENSION
TABLE, DINING CHAIRS, ENGRAVINGS
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, HAIR AND
oIHER MATTRESSES, PILLOWS AND Boil
STEhS, GAS AND OIL STOVES, BRUSSELS
AND OTHER CARPETS, KITCHEN REQUI-
SITES, &C., TOGETHER WITH FULL AS
SORTMENT OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. JULY TWENTIETH,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. we will sell within
and in front of our spacious salesrooms 9th and
northwest, large collection of household goods 1t
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUITE,
WALNUT WARDROBE, WOVEN WIRE
SfRiNGS, BRUSSELS CARPETS EXTENSION
ABLE, DINING CHAIRS, REFRIGERATOR,
1LOC NGE. NJ. 7. TABLE, CHINA AND GLASS
MARE HEATING STOVES, KITCHEN RE-
OUlSTES. COOKING STOVES &c.
ALSO,
"A NCmbER OF BROWN LEGHORN CHICKENS
On THURSDAY MORNING, JULY TWENTY.
SEcOND 1855. at TEN O'CLOCK, at residence
ISISi Sth street northwest. shall sell collection
ofgood household effects
n B0H9use and lot will be sold at HALF-PAST
TIVE ~ CLOCk, same day.
jy19-3t THOS. BOWLING, Auctoneer
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WASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD Co.

Schedule in effect June 20, 1850
Trains will leave from and arrive at b. 4 p station
9th and b sts. rs follows:
Leave Washington 9:1O q. m daily except Sunday
and 445 p "a. daily. arriving a. Round Hin l1.44
daily except Sunday, arriving at Vienna T:x3 o. M.
Returning trains leave Round Hill 1t 0:US q. IN. daily
and at $40 p N. daily except Sunday. arriving at
Washington S:4O a m. and 5:4S p. M
Monthly and quarterly communication rates 1000
mile tickets S26
r. BELL.
Je22 Superintendent
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-Thef follow
Ing weru the readings at the signal once to-day,
3 a. m, 60; Z a. M. 81; IL q. M, IS; p M, 76;
maximum, "a: minimum, Is.
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MISS HILTON'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
WI DIES % years VI. ave- will reopen OCtO-
brr LIST. i'll larger accommodations, a Boarding and
bay School.
The principal will be assisted by an efficient staff of
English and Foreign Teachers For Circulars address
81 vermont ave. je29-6m
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following the opening and 300 p m. prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day reported 10y
special wire to IL. H. Dodge. $50 18Th street:
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~ JULY g. 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
the Office OF the Chief Clerk Department OF Justice
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOM, III ESDAY, July
20, 1856. tor furnishing the Department with sta
tionery for use during the fiscal year ending June 30
1887 Lists of the articles needed, and Instructions
bidders eau be obtained upon application The right
To reject any and all bids is reserved
V9-lOt A. H. GARLAND, Attorney General