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Exciting Political Contest in St. Louis

ST. LOUIS, March 19.-Daniel G. Taylor was
unanimously nominated for Mayor YESTERDAY by
convention Of the democrats, Bell and Everett
men. Resolutions were adopted "that we will
recognise no issue in the approaching munich pal
election other than Republicanism and anti-Re-
publicanism. We challenge the Republican
party Of this city to meet us on that issue That
In choosing our candidate, we require no other
qualification than honesty, capability and fidelity
to the Union and opposition to the Republican
party"
The ticket was called the s'Union anti RepubIi-
CAM ticket
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Only One Dollar.

416 PA. Av...-..Ar EvANs'S. ... 476 PA. Av.
TAnE YOUR CHOICE FOR 81.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE FOR 81.
JEWELRY-JEWELRY
JEWELRY-JEWELRY
SSSh RGk4R IN tS oSk A sfoE zkk1cE
CARBUNCLE ONYX STUDS
SETS. and BUTTONS.
SETS, and BUTTONS,
CORAL CARB. STUDS
SETS. and BUTTONS,
JET srrs PIN GOLD STUDS
SETS, and BUTTONS,
PLAIN GOLD GOLD STONE STUDS
SETS. and BUTTONS,
ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
SPLENDID POCKET KNIVES
For One Dollar Worth Three.
. LADIES' CHAINS:
SHAfELAINE For One One P PoE!sT
GENTS CHAINS
Twelve Styles--.For One Dollar each
... PLATED WARE,
Consisting of BUTTER KNIVES,
SPOONS,-TABLE, TEA, DESSERT,
CUPS,-GILT LINED,
FORKS-PiTCHERS-C Ladies',
CAKE BA~KETS-SUGAR SIFTERS,
NUT CRACKERS and PICKS,
TEA KNIVES and FORKS, &C., 60, DO.
4T6.. ..476....476....416.. ..476....476
BOOKS-BOOKS.
CLOSING OUT A LARGE LOT OF BOOKS,
At Great Reduction IN Prices,
On ACCOUNT OF IuK CONTINUED HARD TIMES.
Now is the Time 10 Repenish your Library,
Or Get a New One,
CHEAP.
Remember Remember
476 EVANS'S 476
Pa. Av. EVANS'S Pa. Av.
mar II between Sd and AZ streets.
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ScHENCK's PULMoNIc SYRUP.

DR.. SCHENCK, of Philadelphia, finds il impos-
si6te to visit Washington every week. and has
made sgrsnIenents 70 po,tiveIy be IN the city the
he has q suit OF rooms at the Avenue House,
where patients can obtain advice free. He only
charges when u is necessary 70 make thorough
:. q. Waite Ia agent for Schenck's PulmonIo
Syrup, price 81 per bottle, for the cure Of Coughs
Tonic price 81 per bottle, for Dyspepsia Schencks
Mandrake PIs price Is cents Der box, for Liver
Bilious Comp ai nts and Constipation Of the Bow
els. DIR. Schenck would be grateful 20 those who
nave been cured by his remedies IL they would
leave their certificates Of cure with .. b. WAITE,
corner Seventh St and La ay. de la-Sm
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On the morning OF the 10 h instant, Of dIseas of
the heart, JOHN NJ. ]. SHAW, beloved son o
William and sarah >. Shaw, aged 10 years,
months, and 10 DAYS.
He obs ed the Injunction, "Remembsr thy Crea-
tor in the days of thy YOUTH and has fall en- asleep
In Jesus. g! shall go to him, but he shall not re
turn to me-"
On the morning of the It'll instant, in nne Arun-
del county, Md, Mrs. ELEANOR HARVEY
wife of the ate Edward Harvey, in the Goth year
of her age,
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Destructive Fires at New Orleans

New ORLEANS, March Is.-The warehouse of
Tchoupitoulas street, DESTROYED by re yester-
day morning. The loss, which is estimated a,
500 GOO, is mostly insured. large fire In the
fourth district consumed from thirty to forty
frame dwellings. Loss $50 600, which Is barely
insured
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LOST AND FOUND,

STRAYED-FTOm No. 167 + street, between
W 18th Ard 18th, on Sunday, the nth, /,
white SETTER SLUT, with yelow3~.[
spots. and about years old had on when~h
she left q new leather collar. Any person return
Ing her will'be literally rewarded. ma ls-Iw.
/ OST-ht the l.evee last night, a soft HAT, and
I heavy grey beaver cloth capped OVERCOAT
without sesves.l The finder will confer a favor
where they may be got. mar o NJ
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LOCAL NEW s.

UrThough The STAR 10 printed on the fastest
steam pres. In use south Of Baltimore It, edition
10 20 large ., u require 1t be- put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before II O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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CoUGHs-The sudden chsnges Of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary. Br0HcatdI and ASthnattc
AtsctiosS. Experience having proved that simple
Iemedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken IN the early STAGES Of the disease, recourse
Shou Id at Onoe be had to Bro,vn's Bronchial
1rochsS." or Lnzenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rltatlon OF the Throat be 80 slight az by this
preoantlon more serious attack may be efTeotuay
warded oh. Public Speakers and Singers will find
them ehectual for clearing and streng thenIng tine
voice. See advertisement. de I-lT
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DEATH BY,BURSISs. On Friday last daughter
Of Mr.. Thomas Spencer, of Finksburg District.
Carroll county, Md, between 6 and years Of
aye, met with a terrible death by burning. Tho
father was in the field blowing, and his two little
girls were burning brush, when the clothes OF one
caught fire and burned her 90 badly that she died
in about nine hours Afterwards.
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Arkansas Couyeutiou

LOUISVILLE, March Is.-Little Rock (Ari .d 1.
vices Of the iRstant state that the ordnance Of
secession was defeated by a vote Of IS 70 % No
particulars are added
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Child Frozen TO Death

COLD SPRING, N. Y, March ls.-A little son OF
Mrs. Jamison, not quite six years old, while on a
visit here from Brooklyn, strayed away from his
mother last sunday afternoon, and was traced
through fields, swamps, woods, snow, &c, some
five or six miles, where he was frozen to death
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BALTIMORE, March sO-Flour duh and heavy;
Howard street and Ohio Is ~; City Mills s5 viii
no sales. Wheat steady; red 81 .25si %; white
81 .4Oal 60. Corn arm; yellow S6a59c.; white 81
ioc; Coffee qulet and arm at IL ai3c. WHISKY
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Commu,aiisn of the Death sentence.

TRENTON, N. j., March l9.-The Court Of Par
dons, now in session, has committed the sentence
of Henry Dow from death to imprisonment for
life. He was convicted Of the murder Of samuel
Hall. Both the parties were boys.
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ID The Oxford Miss Intelligencer protests
against Tennessee entering the Southern Confede-
Johnson and Representative Ethefidge, a. an
evidence of her sincerity.
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n lmportdAf 10 Prost,dfs Il and DebIiinfed TnrnIidS
HOUSINGS OF Invalid LADIES' various parts of the
United states, will oorfIrm the testimony of Mrs
IL Latham of Pacific street. Broosl Ign, New York
VINO has recently been entirely cured of Distress
Ing Liver Complaint, OF some years standing by a
short course Of HoStsttcr'S Stomach Buffers. Capt
nstham. tha husband Of the lady, IONS with his
10 In expressing unlimited confidence in the
preparation, ana both at all times ready to state
the iact connected with Mrs. LIS case, which was
a very obstinate and complicated case of Liver
Compal mt, las It was termed by her physician Jag
gIayated by dyspepsia and general advancement
oI me Internal organs. The cure has been thorough
and comp etc; nor is there any Kind of stomach
cnmpaInr, nor any affection of the bowels, which
VIII not yield just as readily TO this potent
ttIve.
Sold by all druggists ma 10 eos.
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NoTIcE.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
70 be Inserted in the BALTIMORE SUN are received
At and forwarded from The STAR Once.
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Eiu6ucial.

NEW YORK, March 20 STOCKS duh and lower.
Chicago and Rock Island SIX; Illinois Cerhsl
share, son do bonds 100; Michigan Southern %;
Mo. 6's 65k.
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HOMEOPATHIC REnBDIKs

All Of DIR. Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho-
meopatho Remedies put up expressly for family
In cases, containing ~ walls, from 81 to 81
each, with book of full directions. For sale by
retail agent; W: A Fitzgerald, 353 north r street
also by I. b. Winter, corner Of Massachusetts ave
nue. and Sixth street Aso, Pond'S Extract OF Witch
hazel, for lnteInsi snd external inhammations OF
al kinds. Sold dc above. ma9-Iy
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A NEW UNITED SIATss LoAN.-It 10 stated that
the Secretary Of the Treasury will coon advertise
for proposals for the remaining seventeen millions
Of the last loan.
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w. l.. /. BATTALIoN.-This corps has been fol
some time under the hands of Col F. Mears OF
the New York Seventh Regiment, and has made
rapid improvement in the battalion drill. He
drills them tonight.
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PUBLIC 7AT7S.
HENRY SCHAEFER,
BARBER AND -DRESSER,

r. cIkKEI, NIX SBVENIH,
Opposite ths Post Ofcs Department,
has fitted up, in connection with his estAblishmept
convenient accommodations for afording 20 his
custlHers and the public the luxury of COLD or
WARM BATHS, at any time during business
hours. His charges will be moderate-twenty-f five
cents Tor q single bath, or i've baths for dollar
paid for in advance.
Mr.. Schaefer takes tins opportunity to inform his
customers that this desirable addition HE esth
lIshment whl in man ner interfere with his resu-
lar profess iona business On the CONTRARY he hopes
To add to his present facilities for Insuring pompt
attention 70 his numerous patrons In the line Of
SHAVING and HAIR DRESSING.
And to the Ladies who patronize him in the line
OF Cutting or Trimming tbeirov their childrep's
hair, he begs to say that he has provided for them
better accommodations, in having fitted n q small
room and Appropriated il exclusively 70 their /.
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CiRCUNsTANCEs ALTER CASES On the face of
block OF marble presented to the Washington
Monument some years ago land now to be seen
In the LopidaIium, Monument grounds,) by a
certain seeded State, is the following inscrip-
Non: From the State of Louisiana faith
full to the Constitution and the unionD
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IMPORT OF SPEcIE.-Since the commencement
Of the present crisis Europe has sent TO the United
States Sl9 800 ASS, and In the same time the re-
cepts from California have amounted TO about
s. ,O00,OOO.
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PERSONAL.

MADAME MORRICE, THE GREAT AsrRoLo-
lVl GIsT AND DOCTREss, FROM EUROPE.-This
HE hly gifted and intelig lady can be consulted
on the Past, Present and Future Events. Call at
no. 8 Pa avenue, betveen 2ist and I'D SITS, First
ward. 1885,
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New York Marksss

NEw YsRK, March 20 Flour steady and IN
changed. Whest firm. Corn lc. higher. Pro-
visions quiet. Whisky steady at IKE
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Regulation in Regard TO Seeds PASSING
Through the Confederate states
SAVANNAH, March 1s.-Goods for Tennessee and
other States out Of the Southern Confederacy pass
throug the Confederate States without payment
Of duty. R. X. CUYLER
President Central Railroad aud Banking Co.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
TIE L 4 G. RAPHIO.
The Charter Election In Chicago.
TSncci,l dIxnatrh Co tha Sta,

CHICAGO, March le.-Editor Of tK Sta, The
election here yesterday resulted In the defeat Of
The so-called " Tribune CHARTER by three thous-
and majority
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newspaper Dessrexed

GOLDsIoRo, N. c., March ls-The ONCE Of the
Rough So;e,n was broken into and the type de'
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Municipal Election I'm New Jep,v
ialtiAore Marksss

BuRLISsroS, N. J., March 20.-The Demo-
cratic Union municipal ticket was elected by 100
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IL The French are very polite. The forge
ries Of Mires are called 'fanz d'sevttETs de
-
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ANOTHER WITNEsS

WAS wird verwfrthed hey Enrich, (Keine
beantem Stelle) aber Balz's Lager Bier socben
elnalten. 1t
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A GANG OF DisoRpKRLIEs CAsKD.--Yesterday
afternoon policemen Blight, Lloyd, Bietzel,
scoombs and Irwin made a descent upOua notc-
rious den on Third street. In. the Seventh Ward
and arrested Aun Brown, Sarah Brown, Noah
shields, James Bower and Catherine Campbell,
all colosed, who were behaving In q very disor-
DERBY manner They were taken before Justice
Donn for trial, and all except Noah Shields were
sent down TO the woskhouse for sixty days. Noah
paid bis ane and costs Of e2e4 - 49,
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Sudden death Of n Prtess

sINo SING, N. Y, March ls.-Rev. Edward
Mclean, an eminent Catholic priest, died sud
denly at his house, in this village, while sittns
In his chair.
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RBADER, have you seen Prof w Ood's advertise
ment In our paper. ReaS it; it will interest you.
en- H-eOly
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To THE AFFLICTED!-B sure to read the adver
tsement of McLeans Strengthsning Cordial an
Blood Pu1her. In another column. If
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DIED.,

PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies will always find them
Tor exchange at the Star Office counter. If
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A Bic LIFT.-Last night, Col. Stewart, recent.
ly returned from Russ a, had his pocket picked
at the Theater, Of packa ge of w ashington money
amounting In the aggregate to 81 $50. Col
Stewart had just arrived from Philadelphia, and
II 10 possible that the pickpocket followed him
for the purposes but no clue to the thief has as vel
been obtained
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Wood and Coal.
GALTS,
CITY STEAM FIREWOOD HILLS
AND
COAL DEPOT,
Foor OF SEvENTKENTH STREET,

FoOT OF sEvENTKENTH STREET.
Belop War Department..
IL WOOD AND COAL of ell Kinds. Wood
prepared 10 suit the wants of each customer or de-
livered cord length.
IL Goal kept an Coal Houses, delivered free from
slate, dirt, and other impurities.
Personal attention gwen to oil orders.
fe l5u r. J. a. w. NJ. GAIT.
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GRocIRIEs, dc.-At the present time many Of
our dealers are receiving their supplies of gro
ceres The following list of the retail prices at
leading stores: Flour-Family, % and ss 50 for
so and 81. Sugars to cts. per ID. for
brown; III cts for Pulverized, crushed, and gran
ulated. Coffee, IA to 20 cts per ID, according to
quality Bacon-Hams, l2K; sides, IL; shoulders,
PASSPORT do, % 25. Mackerel.Medium 3's,
eo.75; small 3's, IS IS. Quite a fine lot of seeds
were received to day. Glover was selling at
s. IS, and timothy at 80 so per bushel.
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n 6. w. DREW'S
DYEING, SECURING AND CLEANING Els
TABLISHMENT,
299 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
(SOUTH SIpB,l
Bst,cesn Ninth and Tsrth St,ssfs.

beItrteH Ntnth and IeHth STYsetf,
6. w. DREW would respectfully solicit a cal
from the Inhabitants of Washington and surround
ing neIE borhood To inspect goods cleaned ed
BY him. He has the most complete arrangements
Tor carrying on his business, and Is years. expe
rience as practical man, and guarantees to Dye
goods any color, Clean or SoouT &c ual to house
in the Sta:ea, North South. ma 10 Ivy
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EXAMINATIONS AND r DISCRIMINATION Yesterday
afternoon two men, named Frower and Welsh,
went together 10 the ONCE Of Justice Clark and
mutually complained Of each other. Frower
charged Welsh with attacking him In the street
and Welsh charging Frower with trying TO steal
his watch chain, aud with cutting him In the
neck with a knife. The magistrate believing
from the evidence that Frower acted-in selEde-
fcnse, and that both parties were Migrants, sen,
them both % the workhouse for sixty days.
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- WOOD AND COAL.
csine a sne PiSNEER Mi ssrssem s1 y
.sy % sxcssth street and CansI. g6EO. PAGE,
than any others in the eip-cut, split, and deliv-
cred free Of charge. IL yop don't belleye it, ave
st7-Iya -
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HANDS FOR THE LANDINGS 1T has been usual,
In years past for preprietors of fisheries to be very
busy at this season In obtaining hands for the
landings. This season the employment Of hands
does not seem to be attended with the difficulty
usual to The business. II is hard and dangerous
work but there are many industrious men who
will enter upon 1t rather than be forced to more
humiliating means to obtain an honest liveli.
hood.
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THkArER.-Enter " Paul Pry" Jefferson with
white hat and red-patched umbrella, and a pal.
Pable design upon the risibles Of his audience
sticking out all over him. features aud joints-from
that independent left eyebrow downward, "P
p" went of faInously, and then came "Ma-
zePPa," that grotesque burlesque upon high
falutln generally-ByrOnesqu dramatic operate,
tsrpscbicorean, and all sorts. How the people
laughed! and well they might There was Ray
mond and Mary Shaw both excellent In the mock
heroic; there was Bartholomew and BOYD, and
Ryan and Baker, and Mrs. Bland and Mrs RYAN
helping on the fun; and towering over all was
Jos Jefferson Mazeppa, performing more mirth-
provoking, odd, out-of.the-way, unex pected, un-
accountable exploits in thirty minutes than Momus
himself ever conceived possible.
Tonight " Mazeppa" Is to be repeated and
furthermore the play Of the s'Poor Gentleman, -
with Jefferson as "Dr. Ollapod." No one who
ever saw Jefferson's near relative, the lamented
Charley Burke, I'm this part, will willingly miss
the chance Of being present tonight to witness
us rendition by another member Of the talented
Jefferson family.
BY the way, we must not omit to say how much
the enjoyment of the performances at the theater
Is enhanced by the admirable music furnished
nightly by the orchestra under the leadership of
handsome, pleasant VIM. Withers. He 10 30
modest withall that perhaps not one out Of ten Of
his gratihed listeners are aware how much of the
brilliant music performed 10 Of his own com posi-
ton or adaptation.
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SERENADE AND SPEECH Last night many
friends Of the Hon Emerson Etheridge, Of Ten
nessee, learning his purpose Of returning home
to-day, serenaded him, In front Of his lodgings,
on Pennsylvania avenue. After the band had dis
coursed eloquent music, he was called out by the
large crowd gathered around and speaking from
window, delivered an eloquent and forcible
speech In favor Of the maintenance Of the Union,
and returning thanks for the compliment EN-.
Of space to-day, we regret, prevents US from
sketching for the Stars readers, the substance Of
his very effective and forcible remarks
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CENTRAL GUARDHousE-BefoYs Justice Clark
Susan King and George Humphreys were brought
In on a sharg Of stealing chickens from E. Goats
They were both dismissed on the above charge
but were each fned (being colored) for being out
after hours, and in default Of security and cost,
were sent 10 the workhouse. Thomas Moody 2,
profane and disorderiy; fined 81 Of y, r. Carter,
assault and battery on Richard n Hudson; gave
bail for further examination. VIM Eaton, ar
rested on Saturday night for carrying concealed
deadly weapon and held for further examina-
ton, was tried on Monday and acquitted.
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inposter who Is begging on pretense that she IL
an Inmate Of the Widows and Orphans Home
She was expelled for dishonesty, lntemperance
and profans and abusive language, and proving
unworthy Of charity. For that she threatened
revenge, and 10 now seeking II by incorporating
the Institution and Its management, while she il
taking advantage Of the rule ito admit none Blu,
those who are supposed to be persons Of good
character and habits" She 10 speaking evil of .
home for which she had so strong an attach ent
that she refused 10 leave IL till she found she wa,
likely to be sent to the work house.
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EVERY LADY or gentleman that has not supplied
her or himself with jewelry or silver ware should
20 at once to Riddles and examine his fine new
stock Of goods made expressly for the retail trade
but now selling on account Of hard times at from
100 to 900 per cent. below regular retail rates
His assortment Of styles 10 very large and persons
may often see the same articles In his store that
they have been used to paying from ss to SIS for.
wishing to obtain goods at less than cost should
call at once. See advertisement elsewhere, and
remember the number, 300 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets R
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THE COTTAGE FOR RENT ON CAPITOL,
l. HIlI, situated on Second. between n and q
stree g.. IL contains 10 rooms and brick Kitchen
supplied with gas and water. Ii has large grounds
bic. Apply at 397 T. 81. ma IL I'd.
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EOR RENT-A four story brick DWELLING
4 HOUSE, situate on Third street west, No. an /,
Immediately east OF the City Hall, containing nj
rooms, with saloon, parlOr, gas, bathing room,
water CLOSET, and Potomac water in the yard-ali
had ay applying next door, to G. w. PHILLIPS,
Deputy Marshal. mar I3 NJ
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E'OR RENT-4he three story Frame DWELL
lNG-HOUSE corner of Tenth AID n streets
and but two squares from the Patent Office. 1t
gas throughout. Will not be rented for q boarding
house. Inquire of A. b. McFARLAN. corner Of
Pa. avenue and 18th ri. mar Is 2weos
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FOR RENT-The north HOUSE of the row of
ID and T. SITS, No. 3ss, fronting the City Hall
square Possession given Immediately. Apply to
WILLIAM ii. PHILLIP, Attorney st-Law, No.
40 LOulsIana avenue. In enff
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STORE FOR RENT.-A large Store-room on
- Pa. avenue, adjoining our auction rooms, for
rent Apply to WALL Il BARNARD, Auction
and Commission Merchants. corner Ninth street
aud south side Pa avenue. mar m
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WANTS.

.ANTED-A GIRL, u to IA years of age, to
w nurse and asslstet homework. White pre-
erred. Apply at No. asa Z st. ms 49, Sc.