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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-05

RICHARD s. SMITH, President.
JOHN MOSS, Secretary. 239trp
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The 0sFAB' COURSE or LEcTUREs.-Oh
Monday evening the third lecture OF the second
&c les OF the "Star" course will be delivered at
tle Academy Of Music by Ralph Waldo Emer-
son. Subject Social Life in America"
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g r a r z M Z n r
THE
UNITED SECURITY LIFE INSU-
RANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF Pennsylvania,
OFFICE, S. K. Corner FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets,
Philadelphia.
Published I'm accordance with Sec. 10 of Charter
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FROM EUROPE.
The Ncumenicai Council.

Ihe OScuHenicHt COuncus
By the AnJto-Antericdn Cable
ROME, Feb. 5.--Another session of the Gcu-
menical Council was held yesterday. The Arch
bishop of Turin celebrated mass, and five of the
fathers delivered addresses.
Meeting of Committees of the Council.
The Committee POStuldtd meets once a week
The Committee De Eide has completed a great
part of its work.
Horrible Casualty in NTnrseiIIes.
MARsEIILEs, Feb. 5.-Considerable excite
ment was occasioned in this city this morning,
by the falling of two houses with a tremendous
crash. Twelve persons were buried in the ruins
but it is not thought that all were killed. Two
bodies have been recovered from the ruins.
MOntpensier and the Spanish Throne,
MADRID, Feb. 5.-It is reported to-day that
the Duke OF Montpensier, candidate for the
Spanish throne, will be altogether abandoned.
Prince George, Catholic, thrty-seven years of
age, son of the King of Saxony, is now talked of
In some quarters, while others propose Prince
Charles of Prussia.
The clerical estimates passed the Cores yes
terday, after q strenuous opposition.
This Evenings Quotations.
LONDON, Feb. 5-1 p. M.-Consols closed at 9215
Tor money, and 92A for account American securi-
ties closed quiet; b2Os OF 1862 s7 1868 old s6}S
1868, So 1910 s49{. Stocks hrm: Erie 2O}. Iiii
nois Central, 10424; Atlantic and Great Western.
26H.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 81 p. M Cotton opened
steady; middling uplands, l195@11Hd.; mddling
Orleans IL sSd. The sales are estimated al 10 O01
ending Thursday night last, 90 900, OF which 60 600
are American. Red Western Wheat, rs. 4d.
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yx7EDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS
w OF solid iskarat fine gold. QUALITY WAR
RA NTFD A full assortment OF sizes always hand.
FARR BROTHER, Makers,
sS4wfms No. a94 CHE6NUr Street. bsiow Fourth
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IMPRovEMENTs.-Arch street is rapidly
changing from its former quiet residences into
elegant stores and warehouses, which fast
making it one of the most important streets of
our now growing city. Among the new i'm
proyements, nearly completed is the fine, ex-
tensive and substantial iron front stores and
business buildings erected by E. Ketterlnus,
upon the lots which were vacant so long on
Arch street, above Third. These buildings are
the finest in thecity; every attention has been
given in their enection to all convenences, heat
ing and lighting. the latter has proved decided
success, as eachof the five stories, also the base
ment and vaults, are all fully lighted The total
floor surface is 54,0 900 square feet, accommo-
daton sufficient to meet the requirements of the
largest business firms The frontage on Arch
street is 60 feet, constructed after an elaborate
design by E. f. Durang, architect, of cast IRON
material conflnilg so many peculiar advan-
tages nan architectural point of view as to rem
der its adaptation TO this description of building
in every way desirable, it is light, easily rem
dered effective and at the same time substantial.
The stores are 80 feet in width by 164 feet deep
on the west, opening on to rear street. Each
of the several floors have separate entrances, or
the entire buildings can be used by single
party. This is the third iron front building
build on that street by Mr.. Ketterlinus within q
few years.
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ANNIvERskaY.-At9 8 o'clock tomorrow after
noon, the Sabbath Schools connected with the
Wes. Arch Street Presbyterian Church, will hold
their anniversary meeting. The Rev. Albert
Willie, pastor of West Arch will deliver ad-
dresseG on the occasion, and the venerable DR..
Barnes will present handsome Bibles to eighteen
of the.sGholars who have committed to memory
the entire catechsm. The music selected for
the occasion is mostly new and attractive. We
recommend our friends to 90 to West Arch to-
morrow. At 1011 "A. NJ. Rev. Albert Barnes will
preach liz, the ,RapnGs church.
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INCORPORATED 1904.
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INSURANCE.

TTNIoN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
" OF PHIAADELPHIA.
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VXTANTED--FAMILY SEWING TO DO
w Bridal and Housekee eping Outfits Infants Ward.
robes eto neat work. moderate prices. No. Al North
ELEVENTH Street u tuth s3t'
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HATS AND GAPS.

xw WARBURTONS IMPROVED VENTI-
~ nted and easy-httipg Dress Hats (patented) in q
the improved fashions Of the season OHESNUT Street
naxt door tO the Pnst Othoa " 10 rps
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FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
OFFICE. N. K. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT
STREETS, EXCHANGE BUILDING.
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The lee SupDIy.

The severity with which the cheated term
has opened upon has caused ice to be a prime
necessity, and yesterday we published several
grovls from citizens who conceived that the ice
companies were not equal to the occaisn. One
of these companies admits (see ADVERTISEMENT
that the sudden run upon their ice excheauer
has exhausted their present supply. The other
and larger company, the Great Falls Ice
Company, has also an announcement for
the public elsewhere in our columns. We
learn from members of this company
which We may say is not at all q speculative
concern, but is composed of well-kcown and
much-respected citizens, that the fault-indiny
alluded TO is unjust as applied to them. They
state that though they pay for ice three
times as much as last year that they have
not raised the prices proportionately, and
that they are selling it at lower rates
than IL is sold in any city this side of Boston.
They charge, for instance, IS cents per hun
dred COR cent per pound for less quantities. for
ice, against s1.25 to s1-5O charged in New York.
They have not increased the price to families.
their purpose being as much as possible to
accommodate the general public, and the only
increase proposed is that from 60 cents to Is
cents per hundred to large consumers. The
hot weather and the failure OF the other
company to supply Its customers has
combined to throw unusual pressure
upon them, but they have about a
thousand tons on hand and enough aioat to
enable them to maintain a stock. They hold
that it is their first duty to supply their regular
customers, and that others should not be i'm
patient If they have to wait their turn. Thew
state also that the Great Falls Ice Company has
never made a dollar, and is rather a association
of citizens for the benefit of the business of the
city than money making project
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BAD MANAGEMKST-We made brief mention
yesterday, in our editorial columns, of a de-
structive fire at Pittsburg, Pa. If the Associated
Press Office in Philadelphia was managed as il
ought to be, we might have laid before our read
ers the full particulars. This fire commenced
on Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock, from a tank
containing $1,000 barrels of oil, having been
struck by lightning during a storm Yester-
day, at 1870 p. m, the agent of the Associated
Press in Philadelphia telegraphed to the agent
here as follows" See Baltimore papers for
terrible tire yesterday, received after you
closed The agent here sent this dispatch to
our office, when we sent him a reply that our
Baltimore papers had nothing of the fire, and
Philadelphia ought to send it. He telegraphed
to that city at once, but mp to 3H p. m. received
no answer, and We had to 90 to press without it.
Ii was the Philadelphia agents business to have
sent the dispatch here, in time for publication
yesterday afternoon, whether it was published in
the Baltimore papers or not. This is not the
FIRST time We have had occasion to refer to bad
management in the Philadelphia office.
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The adjourned meeting of the representatives
OF all the railroad companies centering in BaIti-
more was held yesterday fer conference upon
the joint construction and use of the tunnel
from the western city limits to tidewater. The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was represented
for the first time, and President Garrett deliy-
cred speech upon the policy Of his road with
regard TO the contemplated imprnramant. A
free interchange of views took place, and the
result arrived at was that the engineers of the
various roads concerned shall examine the
different plans proposed and report to the com
Panies for which they are acting.
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Stock ReDOPt.

6tOCA AePOTGs
10y Baakrs', Brok1s' and C5mmsyetaI Tslss,apA.l
Lewis johnson Co.. quote stocks and bonds In
home and foreign markets as follows:
NEw YORK, June 0.-First Board-U. 8. g, 1881,
coupon, u.s. Ds 1852 coupon, MS; S3es 1864, coup
pom, nls; 6as, 1865, coupon, 1llL 1Ds, 1865,
coupon, lg,s s1s,ls67, coupon, IA; SOS, ls6s, coy
pom, ia; 10 COS, coupon, 10sA4; Currency g. ll3Z;
Msripo.s7: do. pfd.c;Cantoa ,70asked Cumberland,
10 asked; Western Union Telegraph, 81; Quicksil-
Adams Express, os,li Wells: Fargo Z Congsays
s,sfes E.n anne, Amsresn bgreis ,,a United
NY n: Central Hudson, s,s; DO: do. Scrip, o.;
lem pref'd, =; Reading. ie7; Michigan Central,
-; Lake shore and Michigan southern. 99sE;
Illinois Central, 4Qs; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
lo9' Northwest g; Northwest, prefd, ssli: Oleve,
land, Columbus Cincinnati. -: New Jersey Cen
trail, los ask ed; Rock Island ll6l Mil ST. Paul,
g. Milwsnkie ST Paul: pref d, s1l4; Wabash and
Western h6sS; Wabash W estern. prefid. -; Fort
Wayne. 95ai Alton and Terre Haute IS asked: Alton
ton. ll6; Chicago Alton, prefd llsss asked: Ohio
Mississippi Certificates s5si; Tennessee state 81
old, 66: Tennessee State SIS, new, 6i1s; Virginia
State g.. old, IS; North Carolina S. old COZ: do
new, rs; Missouri SIS, s4'l. Gold, npsalIl7s
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me Markets To-Day.
Telscrdphed ExeIunreIu 10 The Epeuino .Stnr

BALTIMORE, June 0.-Cotton dull, and nominaily
at ~. Flour duh and steady; Howard Street super
fine, S5.esS6 Is do. extra, 50 25aS7 50; do family
50 .Oas7 7s do. family, 81 25aa 10; Western ,uper,
hne, IS .oaS6; do. extra, So S5aS 6.75; do family
syly anis, Sl.45; Western, Sl.35aSl Is White corn
is active and higher: sales at Sl.l6asl %; yellow
visions unchanged. Whisky active at Sl03aS o.
BALTIMORE, June so.-yirginia SIS, old, 547s bid,
s. asked: do fS66, IS bid, 6 asked do. 1857 62I,
bid, 62AS asked; do. conpon, old, So asked North
Carolina 8, new, 251a bid, q asked
NEW YORK, June sO.-Stocks steady Govern
ments strong. and advanced since the call 1sasS
Bonds ll4s. Gold fuctuatins: opened lI,i and fell
to ll's now ia again. Money easy. at 3a5 per
cent. Exchange. long, gs; short, 10s<. Virginia
6s, ex-cougon 6; new, 69h. North Carolina 5, old,
NEW YORK, June 20 Flour is quiet and steady
Wheat is he'd q little higher Corn dull and
unchanged.
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The SPANISH fHRoNE.-Iti is said Napoleon
and Generals Prime and Serrano scquiesced in
the abdication of Isabella, on condition that no
prince Of the house of Orleans should succeed to
the throne of Spain. The press of Madrid pro-
test against the restoration Of the Bourbon
dynasty in the person Of the son of Isabella.
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The Virginia House OF Delegates yesterday
refused to strike out the section of the School
bill requiring separate schools for the two races,
bya vote OF 50 to 10.
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The AVAILABILITY DoGNA.-Dispatches
from Rome contradict the report that the vote
on the dogma Of infallibility would be post
pOped.
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The Old and New School Presbyterians OF
Western New York have held a meeting at
Buffalo, and consolidated into one Synod
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There was shipped from Cumberland last
week by canal Is, 671 tons Of coal; by Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, 19,77s tons.
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INDIAN HosTILITIEs--Eachd day now brings
news of the attack of hostile Indians upon some
point or settlement exposed to them, the war
fare extending from points In Minnesota and
Colorado to the southern limits of the Indian
Territory. On June 18th q sharp fight between
nited States calvery and a party of Comanches
and Cheyennes took place near Fort Supply,
Indian Territory.
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COAL AUCTION IN NEW YoRK.-At the auc-
tiOn sales of Scranton coal in New York yester-
day, the following prices were obtained:-Lump,
a; steamboat, S4.15; crate, si5as46T; egg,
S4.65as430; stove, S510as5.15; chestnut, s4-30a
si-35. Compared with the previous sale, lump
declined steamboat. ~; crate advanced 81;
egg, LEA; stove 10; chestnut,1K.
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rANNUAL NETTING OF THE NATION
corner Of 7th and Z streets, n. w., room 9,
BY order Of ex Board.
II w. n. NELSON, Sec.
~A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE Ma
uS TlONAL BASE BALL CLUB will be held
at soeloek THIS EVENING at the Club House
the President N. 3. b. u. IT.
TFAIR AND FESTIVAL Is THE CoUS.
uS Thy.
The ladies Of the n. Z. Church at Hystt.yiIle.
Md, will hold a u air and Festival on
THE FOURTH OF JULY,
IN the grove At the Spa Spring, near that place.
All the features Of this occasion viii be very at
tractive.
a substantial dinner, with other refreshments,
will be served
All who desire pleasant retreat from the dust
and heat IL the city, should not fail TO attend.
Je30N TIE COMMITTEE.
~EpITOR OF THE STAB - The inquiry
U3 IN to nights star can be answered only
BY saying that there IL no arrangement between
our company snd any other. We short of ice
from cause. beyond our control. We have plenty Of
have Contributed % this end. Other causes have
had much 20 do with IL, which will be remedied
hereafter. We simply AJAX the exercise Of patience,
assuring the people that we deplore this state Of
things, which IL beyond human foresight or control
We shall have plenty Of ice In few days. At pres
ent there not Ice enough in the city for fn sup
wAsHISerOS, June ., 100. IL
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IVA q A X d.

OFFICE OF Great FALLS lee CoNPASY,l
1902 sIrEEr, June ~, $50.
The Great Falls Ice Company respectfully informs
the large Consumers Of ICE. who are their regular
Customers that from and after the lst July and
nl further notice. the price Of ICE will be SEVEN
Tf-FlNE CENTS per hundred pounds when tax en-
IN quantities. not less than one hundred pounds. No
advance u made In the price TO family custom.
Transient trade, and all others who are not regu
lar customers Of this company are informed that
drivers not at liberty 10 sell Ice 90 any who have
not heretofore been customers that Ice only
b had BY them by SPECIAL AGREEMENT 1T this
Cfice.
Our friends are Informed that Ice IL scarce and
b IN the East, ana still advancing That while IL
y III be eudesNOr o. always keep them abundant
D. supplied. ct ceufiOn them % be economics
n the Use o. a possible.
BY order u the Board Of Directors.
J. q. WHITWELL,
seSlS Secretary and Treasurer
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- PERsoSs leaving the city for the summer
can have TEE STAR mailed to their address by
ordering the same at the ONCE. Terms 80 cents
per month.
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OAPPER SPRINGS.
" FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

~ FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
This delightful and romantic Summer ResOr. viii
.IHDA Y OF july. These springs' nine NV
10 number, are situ tied IN a gorge OF the III
bJ staee over beautiful and safe road. Route via
y. II II. to Winchester.
made Tor children al servants and for families who
sAML N. MULLIN co. Projectors.
foa par ieuars call at the store Of George Rynea,,
and stress; Benz Miiiers Store, Georgetown. WI
pINEY POINT PAVILION,
ST. MARY's COUNTY, MD, "t
VIII open for the reception of Visitors,
TUESDAY, JULY s, 1870
Terms-ss per dsy. 3 II 50 per week, 80 pertnonth
Of thirty days. Children and servants half price.
uIiher ,nfcrT ssson viii be furnished at the Me
iroponten Hotel once. je0u
NE Il OC 4 r IFS.
REMO WE'D
N. W. BURCHELL has removed from Ebbitt
House to Hooe's Building three doors east Of Ebbitt
Prices for similar qualities of goods are the same
as the advertised rates Of other dsalsrs -,
JeDclm street. between 18th and 18th sts.
V'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. that the subscriber
4 has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis.
trs # sdpinistsstieS On the personal estate Of
states Navy. deceased. All persons having claims
bibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber, or before the 18th day of June next
they may otherwise BY law be excluded from ali
t henen, OF the SAID estate. Given under my hand
-, ANDREW STEWART,
Je 81 thSw. Administrator
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHINeIoN.D ID: o.. June ~, 1870
New York praying for the extension of . patent
granted to HIM the 21 day of eptember 1855 and
reissued on the 18th day of October lSe and again
reissued on the 18th day of June $780, for improve
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 2s1 day Of August next: that the
be limited to the ID day Of September next and
that said petition be heard on the 9TH day Of septem
any pe'''n "-' SAMUEL s. FisBrR
jeD-th5 Commissioner Of Patents.
United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WAsHlNsTON, D. O., June q, 1870
On tbs petition Of SAMUEL MOkRILL of An.
of patent granted to him the 18th day of No
vemoer, $50, and reissued the 9th day Of Sen
tember, 1853, for an Improvement in Clothes DRYERS.
1t Is ordered that the testimony in the case n.
closed on the nth day Of October next: that the
time fer filing arguments and the Examiners report
be limited to the 2st day of October next and Thai
said petition be heard on the 10Th day of October
next.
Any person may Oppose this te1ten sf
le O-thS Commissioner Of Patents.
E3TABLISHED 1888.
- IOUN McnrpMOrr . NM,
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Q@NOTICE.-The charter members OF the 80
u ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty TO Ami
nSI-. Will meet At the Cosneil Chamber City Hall.
FRIDAY EVENING, July LIST, at 8 o clock, Tor the
Zaton- THEODORE n. GATCHEL,
ge2I Ten. Chairman.
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M e. EMERY, Mayor.

DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN PoLIcEl
O6fee Of Major and S1pertateadsHr, :
WARRINGTON, June %, 1870
The members OF the Metropolitan Police Force are
hereby instructed TO promptly arrest all persons
guilty Of violating the requirements Of the above
notice. q. RICHARDS,
Je29 Repl Major and Superintendent
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OF THE WATER REGISTRAR,
S CITY HALL.

To all Uho use the Potomac Aqnsduct Wafsr.
In cODseQus nee Of the excessive use ana waste OF
Potomac Aqueduct Water by residents IN the lower
portion Of the city, the inhabitants of higher local
ties deprived Of their share Of water, being
cut on entirely when, with proper economy there il
enough to supply the wants Of all.
In order that the residents Of the upper parts of
tn. city may be protected far rs possible, in
equal share of the wafer they entitled to- notice
IL hereby given that all unnecessary Of the
must Immediately cease; and that the Corporation
duct water, under q penalty of not less than five
more than twenty dollars, will be rigidly en-
forced during the present dry term
The watering Of streets and sidewalks will be re-
strcfed TO once daily, between sunset and one hour
II ere,fter, and then only for fifteen minutes
j II. CRANE, Water REGISTRAR
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AGAINST THE CORPORATION
IL OF WASHINGTON CITY.

COMMITTEE Room, CIrr HALL, {
WASHINGTON, June Is, 1870
Notice Is hereby given that the COMMITTEES an
pointed under joint resolution OF the City Coun-
ellis to ascertain the Of the Corporation,
and Tor other will be IN session daily in
The Ioom Of the Council Chamber Oity,Ha alt, be-
persons having claims Of any kind whatsoever
sinst the Copper ston requested to call imme
OF Indebtedness.
WI + ? 1 sSSSBBEIDnS' Committee.
le16 LEWIS CLEPHAKE.
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~ OFFICE OF THE METROPOLITAN
US RAILROAD COMPANY.
WASHING ron, June %, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that dividend o1 one dol
lar share bas been declared the stock of this
Company, which will be paid. free from Government
tax. ON and sitter the let Of July
j. W. THOMPSON, President.
WM. W. MOORE, Secretary je2s-3t
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~ OFFICE OF THE METROPOLITAN
S RAILROAD COMPANY,
CORNER OF NEW YORK AVE. AND Urn Sr..
JUNE Is, $50.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders OF this
Company for the election of Directors for the ensu
ing ear. will be held at this Office ON WEDNES-
DAY the Eth OF July, proximo. The polls will be
opened at IL clock m, and close at CLOCK o m
j. W. THOMPSON, President
WV. w MOORE, Secretary ie2S-soti
NJ NOTICE-The Committee on Examination
uS Of Applicants for Position on the MetropOIi-
tan Police Force, will hold its regular quarterly
neeting at their rooms, at Police Headauarters on
TUESDAY, July 5th, $50. at II O'Clock, noon
Js25-id 7. A. LAZENBY. Secretary
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

THkkE-sTORY BRIUk HOUSE fOB SALE
ON TkNTH STREET, BETWEEN ANO
Y STREETS This house IL nearly new. contains
sir good sized and bath with wide hall.
wafer and gas Price, e&0o $500 down, and 3 %
per menth, which a. Just the rent. This property
has fine yard In front, and is cheap and attractive,
JOSHUA WHITNEY A CO,
ieSs-r s2s Ith ST.. bet. q and III.
LOB RENT-A lsrse FURNISHED HOUSE and
II GARDEN. Rent very cl cap.
jeIT-u JUAN BOYLE, SIS 7th street.
EOR sALE-une of the most highly improved
FARMS and COUNTRY SEATS In the neigh
borhood OF Washington; situated on the 9Th street
furbpike, miles from the city, and $40 yards from
the Silver Spring Station, on the Point OF Rocks
Railroad. For particulars inquire Of, OF address,
q. NOURsE. ffrsI National Bank. Jeh-tt
TOR sALE, ON LONG TIME-The whole Of
square $50. situated on Capitol Hill, between Oh
and 10Th ,treets esst and and z streets north. di
yided IN lots Of % feet front. Terns, sS essh; bal
auoe in monthly paIments o. from 80 TO & per
msnth. INQUIRE ~ JOS. v. KELLEY, Real Ests'e
Agent. No. so2 sth street N. w, between and X
streets. jel4-d