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The Tax Bill.

The Chronic Q, with s)me justice. boasts that
the lower board OF the City Council, haze
adopted itS figures In amcniing ths tax bill
As the effect of the Chroaiel, recommend ,.i,,s
whether 20 intended or not could only Ia =,
embarrass and cripple Mr.. Emery in his effort,
tOsustaiuthe corporation credit and deal with IN
enormous Indebtedness fastened upos In, CITY
ty the Bowen administration il hos Gol hsIa..
been a matter of surprise to some tha. m ,,nhers
OF the lower board, supposed ID be friendly tn
tue present municipal admi aiStratiou. sbJuld
be found voting 10 adopt the alterations OF the
bill proposed by the Chrcn.cls. 1t must have
been apparent to every member, who gave tue
subject a moments thought, that the c~timates
upon which they were based we're wholly falla-
CiOus.
These members, in following the CKroaicie's
mischievors lead, probably hal no disposition
60 break down the corporation credit, or to Grip
pie the present municipal Administration and
their action WIS doubles from welI-meaninr
desire TO reduce the burthen of taxation as much
A. possible By some, however, il j. considered
good piece OF electiOneering bunkum
10 advocate low tsSes and throw upon
others the responsibility OF voting an
adequate amount ID supply the ab. 1lute needs
OF the corporation. We all want low taxes; ba,
every good citizen, we take it, desires TO see the
corporation relieved from its present humiIis-
ting POSITION, with not a cent in its treasury AMI
the corporation credit at e5b where not a
cent can be borrowed.
~ II all-impoItant that the tax bill should be
promptly passed, a affording the only resource
10 enable the corporation - meet it, pressing
liabilities; and the bill il passed the Boar, of
Aldermen, with the original estimates cut down
to the lowest figure, undOu bte dly presents the
smallest sum under which the corporation ma
chine can be run for the year, and the
require ments Of Congressional enactments duly
met.
The CATonicls estimates, upon which the lower
board made their sweeping reductions viii not
bear the slightest examination. For instance.
the Chronicle put down as 50 much cash TO meet
the current needs of the corporation the large
sum OF S21c,0OO 10 be realized from the ssbacx
taxes Now, IL Is notorious that little or moth
ing will be realized from these back taxes. which
sre unColleetable taxes running back as far As
II -. One of our best business men, a corpora-
ton officer thoroughly familiar with the value
OF these assets, assured IA to-day that he would
10. give ten thousand dollars for the entire
amount Of back taxes.
'f tic same character j. the data OF the chrou-
Ici>, uIon which The lower board struck ont fen
cents aud Inserted i've for the redemption of the
ter year bonds, by which they set aside the re-
PuIfements OF the act of Congress mixing IL i'm
peTaiive that these bonds shall be redeemed /,
ten years by an annual sinking fund.
We have already referred to other instances
OF transformation in the data on which the
Council Board seem 10 have acted and the
whole thing seems ID have bcen structure OF
error.
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The owners of sundry hogs, geese, ducks, &c.
pTesen ed petition ID the Board ct Health asst
night askiDgthat 'the recent restrictions placed
upon them" be either modified or removed
Wkereupon the Board Of Health straightway
voted to allow al owners of hogs within the city
limits until the lst of January next, to kill or
otherwise dispose Of their hogs provided that
70 person shall keep more than ten hogs In a
pen" This is repetition of the same absurd
farce that has been played for years by the city
authorities in the matter of suppressiug IN .
animal nuisance. The owners OF the hos and
geese will he no more ready to abate the nui-
sance on the 1st of January than they are now
They never are ready. For wears they have
escaped, through the neglect OF the authorize.
10 execute the laws, or by getting a suspension
Of penalties when some feeble attempts have
been made in that direction. They have known
that they we're violating the law; they have
known what the penalties were. and there is n Of
a shadow or shade of reason why they should be
allowed 70 60 on outraging the rights OF law
abiding citizens, and endangering the health of
the community.
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VA TAINTED ATMOSPHERE

Malsrious ftvers are most prevalent in the fan.
Heavy and unwhoiesome exhalaticns then arise
from the arh. and the great disparity between the
temperature of day AMI night preiispOses the sys-
tenn enieebled BY the summer heats, to epidemic
diseases The secretive organs the liver especially
are apt al this period Of the 20 bee inert
and sluggish, d all the bodily powers require rem
ovation. The best indeed the only protection az Anst
the morbid influences of the season is a wholes ,me
modlcated stsnulant Prominent among the
resioraiiyes OF this class, and indeed foremost
among the remedial end preventive medicines of
modern times, stands HOstetter's Stomach Bitters
Its reputation is co-extensive with the Western
Hemisphere; il has been standard article for
twenty years; its sales may be srtaned BY the
revenue returns) are far larger than those of any
other proprietary preraratiOn this continent and
the testimony in its favor embraces letters of ap
pIoval from the distinguished members of all
the learned professions and from well known resi-
dents of amOss every city in the Union. These are
its credentials To state " hat II i ping to IRE rent
and assuage the suhrrings OF the human family
would require more space than DO given to the
subject here. The dyspeptic. the bilious the ner-
yous, The weak and enacistC 4, the despondng, the
broken down find in its renOvating and reguIatiD,
properties q and immediate mems Of relief II
il pure vegetable specific, at and potent
ard for which the whole ma.eria meiica affords no
substitute. SELF eo3tSW
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In anticipation of the war resulting in the
cefeat Of Prussia, il Is stated that the terms of
peace u have been enforced by France were.
that the latter should have the coal districts
around Saarbruck and Saarlouis, Prussia, paw
the expenses of the war, ard to refund the
amount Of the war indemnity received from
Austria in 1SG6; the King of Hanover and the
Duke Of Nassau restored TO their thrones; the
North German Bund broken up; the territory o.
Prussia reduced TO the area it occupied before
isiS. and a new Confederation Of the Rim, es-
iablishCd; and the Prussian port ut ID ntzic, in
the Baltic, ceded to Russia
IL l. understood that the French will defer the
execution of this prog famine forthe present
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HUSrISsIeS'
HUNTINGTON
HUNTINGTONiI

The BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD IS NEARLY COMPLETED,
La'ersl b. anch iDto Washington taket place at
HUNTINGTON, but twenty minutes ride from III.
Capitol.
The building Of Homes there By Washington citi-
gems Is alreads going rapidly forward.
Eligible and desirable BUILDING LOTS can stu
be SCI ured ut Us each, with I'd tite-payable IN
monthly ipsiailments II desired, in which case ~
IL Charged for Lot.
The press mt D, the time TO select your building
spot.
OFEICE-No. 1921 STREET, between 18th and
18th streets.
BIN. II. PLUMB & Co,
lleOd pranriata
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News comes to US from San Francisco that
Thomas Mooney, president OF the California
Building and Lean Society, has absconded, and
that the concern has failed for some $40 ,o0c.
This man Mooney is the high-toned American
citizen Who announced himself little while
ago as candidate for Governor, and proposed
II raise an army of ten thousand men with
which 10 drive all the Chinese out OF the State
or into the river Styx. We are not surprised,
therefore. TO hear OF his embezzlement and
hight His practice is in strict keeping with
Bis Irofe sions.
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Mass MEETING or FRENCH AND IRISH Crit
ZENsIS NEW YORK.-An immense mass meeting
Of the French and Irish citizens of New York
was held at the Cooper IDstitdte on Monday
evening 20 express their satisfaction at the pro-
clamation Of the French Republic. Speeches
were made By Gen NJ. L. McMsllOn, Hon. w.
T. Robinson, Rev. Dr. O'Leary, Gen RYAN and
others. Tie " NarseillsiSe' was sung amidst
great enthusiasm, and resolutions were adopted
Of sympathy with the new republic of France.
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TIE WISSIPEG REBELLIoN-Riel the Win
nIpeg rebel. has fed TO the United States, and
his adkerents have scattered, the British mill
tsTy expedition having reached Fort Garry
Arrests CT sympafhisers with the rebellion are
reported, and the French half breeds who sus-
belIion i spoken OF. They say they had under
stCod that the newly appointed Canadian gov
Srnor Archibald would be peacefully installed
and u at TO violence would be resorted to- a. no
opposition would be made. They were deceived.
and hence the excitement and Hight OF Riel.
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The Markets To-Day.
feiesrdpAsd 1Sclsssvelv 10 TIE Evesine Star.

BALrIMoRE, Sept. H.-Cotton quiet at 49,: stock
s Ssaree Fi1pr Moderately active with prices un
MaIyIand Amber. 81 1asI co; fair to g,od red :
Sc wa -; eomTon; 81 l0tsl.ls; white, si-s5.
IN improved demand. Maryland white aoaajc :;
Western do Is; Maryland yellow, s5aeOc.; mix 81
western, sas3c Oats sill at 4sa52c Rye, dull AZ Is
sac Pork quiet at g T5a29. Bacon in good de,
mand RIB sides, Elsl1le.: clear. do. lsc.: shout
ders Ei4ats. hams. 25a2j1sc. Lardauiet At ISt.e
whskey frmer; western iron bound s.
BALTIMORE. Sept. H-Virginia skies, old, So.
bid. So askeddo., IS67 81 asked
NEW YORK, sept. li.-Stocks very doll. Gold
Ds, 1861, coupoD. Is Virginia SIS, ex-coupon.
&c; DO new, o.. North Carolins's, old, 81; do
NEW YORK, Sep; I.-Fleur steady. Wheat lie.
better. Corn a shade firmer
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SfOch HeI,.rrl


Sf Af.;. srosr. aHt c.s1r,.- eta! 7.,s,1,, >
n pc sni '0reign marA Ia a. follow:
NEN loRE. Sept. II Pine. ROari-c e Bsl
s2tF "a. lbs 5-2lS. lSj2. coupon az siss 1876 COW
: V. III 3s, ISIS. coupon, l'I7s: ats now 1850
Nv as, lS57, coupon iiu'f S 21s 1855 con
:, "a, Ih1s ~ p- coupcn. l0i 4: Currency s.. III;
nrip,sa ~; do: pr-td, =; Canton. 81. Cum
Per and, -: Western UniJn T.Iesraph, SIi.,
CnlSs.lser. -; Pacific Mail. a.: Boston Wa
,rr Power, Is; Adams Express, s5t.: Wells
EaEH 20 sESpress a.: American Exp-e.s, Az
" ted Sst.s Express, SO: d.. preferred. -;
INV xcrk Central and Hudson. az >: do do scrip,
ga; Ere, 2S do. preferred. -: Harlem. 1875,
Harlem, pref =; Realms. 81 Michigan Central
iEs; Lake Shore and Michigan Southern slI,
I hihnois Central: ls5: Cleveland and PittsburG
HSts; Northwest. so do preferred. 81: New
Jersey Central. l05ii Rock Island. 49,: Milwau-
BE aid - Paul 62 Milwaukee and 81. Paul prefd.
SIS: ~sbash and Western. 81 .; Wabash and West
Alton Ierre Hsute prefd, -: Chicago
Aii.n. lfis Chicago Alton. prer'd, 49,; Ohio
arc missIssippi Certificates. sa-S: Tennessee State
g., old, 6fs; Tennessee State 6s. new. CO.,
Virginia State Sc. old. e: North Oaro,na Sc old .
u: do new, ~; Missouri 6's, 9is Gold, Ilti
ne. Market strong.
By Cable
LONDON. Sept AS M.-Market closes Con-
SOILS money and account. 90 Sai4. dull; bonds
o. %: 65. S9s; 81. $50; 10 s0's SJ Illinois. I2ls
AID .ady.
LtvERPooL. Sept is Vacation market clo,e,
hrTer and active. Sales, l59o0 bales Middling
Cplands, 9'ss1s; m iddliDe Orleans, 9xaI.
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u i said that the Israeltes of New York are
opening schools on Sunday to keep their chill
'Ten cut OF evil associations, and from being de-
raOralized by day of hitherto to them purpose
les leisure.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

lie New York money mlrket is without es-
sen:ial feature, the supply available being am
rs to meet the demand at and 5per cent. to
the boEd dealers. aud and % IL, stosS bro
kers, the more general rate being psr cent
20 ne - DAYS loans are reported at per cant
ne movement OF currency to the West IA uujm
Lortant. In the m uket for comm retail plp.r
ms j. oaI moderate business, strictly priTn,
P1'sirg a too r"r cert, accord; n to The eraI
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Baltimore is just now pridng herself over a
new gambling house, which is claimed To be
nearly il not equal in splendor to Morrissey's
famous &c at Saratoga.
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~Eufalo shows q population OF about III 900
by the census, now very nearly finished. In 1855
II was 81 0iO. Buffalo Is one Of the cities which
has not disappointed the local expectation In the
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.

Rooms BOARD TRUSTEES PUBL,C Sc HooLS,t
WAsHISGToN, ID. g sept =, $50 \
Sealed Pronnssls will he received at the rooms "a
above Tor 81 PLYING FUEL FOR THE USE
OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS o. this city. during
A. follows.
Fer First pistrict-l?o tons Egg and Furnace Coal
ard p cords Pine and Is cords Oas WOOD.
For Second Distrct-J2D tons Coal and 10 cords Pine
and 10 cords Oak Wood
Fer Third District-l2O tons Coal and D. cords Pine
and 20 cords Oak Wood "
For rourth Districf-Le tons Coal AMI l5cords Pine
- cords Oak Wooa
The Cosl to be best quality White Ash and the
Wood to BE- sawed ia four pieces and split To be- DE
hveTCd as follows:
C0tons at once at the Franklin School Building.
. tons at the Mil.r School Building.
80 ms at the Walach chool Building
~ tons at the Mccormick School Builaing
The remainder To- Re delivered at such PAGES and
times rs ordered by the sub board.
The Trustees reserve the right REJECT any all
bids IL deemed advantageous to do so AL q. to in
cre1fe 'r diminish the quantity herein stated with
out affecting the contract nrice
T2lfId- WI STEPHENSON, for Committee
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7 h. rKNNEY BEST FAMILY FLOUR,

OF selected choice WHEAT. by a process known
only to themselves, end thoroughly cleaned by the
bert patent cleaners. Ia now icing placed on the
market with satisfaction TO all who have tried il.
Guaranteed equal 20 any - fAe DiSrtef.
Fer sale By most Grocers. aulS In
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m s.I wsDNssDAY. October S, and win continue
hNe months The Introductory address will be de
kRT E Rs RSfs' building by R.Gieor ROB
A. p. M Surgical clinic in Free linen ii pts
s at aR b f. BY FsS
KoBE S1ni RsY n II nj L. d. President
Jos: TAgEK JoHNsoa: u; D., Secretary.
sILAs L. LOOMS, a: M. N. D., No. osa Penn.
ssNanis avenue southeast, Professor of Chemis-
ROGET REYBG,iN, M. D., No. a12e + stree,
niotlhwss, Professor Of the Princnles and Prsc-
ice OF surgery, and Clinical and Operative Sur
Us. TABER JOHNSON, A. M, M D., Corner Of
Ubs'etiicsi pISeases of Women and children, and
GIDEON 5. PhLhER.A NJ, M. d, University
pH Hin Pssfeafo sg q pPnhysiol.sy and Mcroseopy
Professor Of the Principles and Prsclice Of M ii
cine end Clinical Medicine. 49, ~
northwest Professor OF Materis Medica and Medi.
ALEXAEnER I. AUGUSTA, D.. No Is,eL
street northwest. Professor Of pescrintiy, and
THOMAS b. HOOD, Nd, No. 1909 @ street
northwest. DemoDstra .or of Anatomy.
j. ED CHENEY. A. M, M D., Micro,cnpist and
Lecturer on the Practical Use Of the Microsc pc
FEES
nr5. oh----.''. %
Clinical Insirnrijon '-''-' ''.'-''-'- - @
.--.-
nrse Ct I. T.:
S,ngle . Co
hmaJ licai then 40 %
To suden'. taking fun of lectures all elm.
ic.f siIuction free
=, Az anRements have been made by the Trustees of
tue university to remit part Of the Of de
serving INDECENT students, who will m AXE known
their circumstances 10 the 81 ;retary of the edcal
Department.
Tickets for the Course of Lectures must be obtained
from the Secretary OF the University.
For infer nlation address
PROF. JOS TABER JOHNSON. MI
Secretary Medic Il Department, corner Nav York
avenue aud 10th street. Sc "a W .fSm,lm
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WASHINGTON, August Is. 10

WAsHINGroN, August IS, $50.
MR.. ARTHUR NATIANs-Deay Su: some time
since bought bottle u Cry stall Discovery on oar
own recommendation, and after . thorough trial Am
glad 60 say II has accomplished more than you
claimed. 1t Is as clear and easy Of application as
water mbipg me OF the dirty preparations in
use. My hair. which was quite gray, has assumed
its natural color after a few applications, and 1
cheerfuliy recommend its e. all needing any
thing q TIE kind, also the cheapest article ever
Offered Very respectfully,
auT JAMES HALL, eDth aud streets
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LIMITED STATES PATENr OFFICE.
" MAsHINsIns ID G Senlemhar q lszn

United STATES PATENT OFFICE.
" WAsHINsros. ID. O., September 9. 1870.
On the petition Of WENDELL WRIGHT, Of
OF patent granted 10 him on the 10th day o. de-
e'meer: ls6, 70, an Improvement In Mode Of secur.
ing SPRINGS In Upholstery:
nsordered thai the testimony In the case be closed
cn tne lofh day OF November next that the time for
n ,is Gsaments and the Examiners report be
90 70 the 18th day Of Nov emher next and that
ll peution b heard on the 18th dsy Of oy ember
Any person may oppose thi. extension.
.u,... eAMUEL 3. rTyHEB,
SAf"@ Oonmissioner Of Pateuts
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

LOB sALE-A VALUABLE FABM, eontainir 9
Il 10 ,sre.. one mile from the BlAaensburg Depot
adjoining lilaSille and the r., N Of jas r. Bryan'
E.a., and siI miles BY gsod road 70 Center Market
other Necessary Sutruiidipss. noe orchard A q
and 81 s,ssi s5s
the garden. About - acre, wood lane acres good
great bsresin to an immediate purcnsssr Ar
ply to Gk0RGk JoNES, on the premises 81 colin
E0R RENT-HVCsE 1905 a stre-;- betWe7o
repair every cenverebee hI.S sm ALL skiGk
70 1ms; ON hnh street, near l.. Inquire At GIBBS
Hair Store Pennsylvania avenue, near 18th street.
EOR RENT-The "sEMINARY BUILpING."
II corner of Gay and Washington streets, George
town, having changed ands. the Rooms will be for
each Familie. can be supplied With Soafd 10 ihe
sgldinS at h Sssr pleasure The house !. ssey
., 1af ss ar 20 cars For fsI% AZ sgS on the
au5-tf No 81 Congress ST Georeetown'
FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE FoR City
Il PRoPERTY--A nice GARDEN FARM Of ffty
county an " NILE. fd% m
good state Of eutivstio with 6ne orchard, water
and good building. Apply q JoHNsos
us 18th street, between Q and II, or northwest
corner OF 9Th ans streets. leN-u
EoR sALE-A three-story BRICK, on 10th street
u west, near corner north; nine rooms-wster In
r. w. DOwNMAN,
je22-n No. y Infelligencsr Building.
LOB SALE, ON Lone rIMEnLhe whole {;
vided in lots OF % feet front Terms sS cash: bal
ance in monthly payments q from 90 TO- IS per
streets. jel4-u
EoR RENT-The UPPER FLOORS OF the new
l. building S3S Pennsyvanis avenue, between 9Th
Rooms
Insurance, lodge or show rooms Apply to Nm n
DEMPSEY, Dempsey OTeole, 91S Pa avenue,
between 9Th aud 10th SITS. jell
LTOR RENT-Severnl neat and comfortable Uh.
y FURNISHED RooMS, centrally located, suit
To good tenants they viii Se let very cheap. Resi-
rayatk s1osfAiy. 81 sdseses. Apply ss The Star
ONCE, counting room. sp0-0
EoR RENT-A npe COUNTRY SEAT. in FUN
L view Of the city, surrounded with trees, orch
ard e. Hall f Ross, kss ss..,. Brokers,
apH-d Corner 1th and streets
EOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE
go 900 ACRES OF LAND I'm Aseon county, n.
g Blue Ridge Railrosd running through II;
grazing lands, and covered With choice timber;
Ierior fruit climate, especially the apple. Alse,
$4,000 acres In Shannon and Reynolds eountiee,
Ureson; vii exchange Tor city property, or part
D. b. SWAZILAND, Federal Block,
nh III corner 1th and streets.
EOR kENr-wnloox q Gibbs' SEWING MA.
CHINE, the SIMPLEST noiseless, and les liable 70
Sors Sn soSs & %
tory, 1th street, between ID and y. isea
TOR RENT-six npe OFFICE RoCMs In IN.
J. Shepherd Building. eos Psnna. svsnae, south
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AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY,

A Psrfecfiy Gear Preparation, IA One hottL, ms
EGSIy dPpItsf as Water, for RsSiOrfng 10 tjy1p
HaiT its OTig'Ha! Color ard YeVfhJaI ApPeaIaHcs,
20 ET1dfc1fe aad PTersn; DdHfSgf. 20 Promote IA,
Gr01rta ~ M, Hatr nHd Stop ais Falling
Ii l. perfectly harmless ard entirely from any
poisonous sub.tance, and will therefore take the
place Of all the dirty and unpleasant preparations
now In use Numerous testimonials have already
been handed us from many OF our m Ost p ointment
citizens. which any ON calling In
everything in which the articles in use are
Objectionable the CrJ stall Discovery is perfect
Clear and clean alter, IL does soil the clothes
or scalp, Is sgreeaoly pertumed. and makes one If
the best dressings for the Hair in Ii restores
the color OF the Hair mere p,rfsc! aad uniformly
than any other preparation, and always does so in
from three ten days Virtually fe ding the roots
Of the Hair with all the neurishng qualities neces
sary TO ITS growth and healthy condition. IL restores
the decayer, and Induces a growth of the n Air
more positively than anything else. The apple a-n
Of this wonderful Discovery also produces pleasant
and cooling efcr the SC alp, and gives the air
glossy and elegsnt appearance.
81 We call especial attention TO the fact that in
every case whfre IL does not give entire satisfaction
re guarantee 10 TetKrH the money, though half the
bottle may be used Such entire confidence have we
in this splendid article that We will grat 1itousy
A NATTANs, Proprietor. ID and ID cts w.
USUAL DISCOUNT TO HE TRADE
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II PHiLLIPPI. ORNAMENTAL HAIR MAN
H. uFACTUkEE AND LADIES HAIR DRES-
SER. having removed his establishment from the
corner Of 9Th street TO 3ae Sth street. offers now
every in9uceinsnt 10 purchasers Every fashions
article in his line always on hand, and made to
order.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

EoR RENT-Niesly lNIsHED RooMs, ina
m1si fsians location sui'. for ssntsmea Aspiy
!F.:i sd' :s..s -four z. Is kSSs
china furnsSed.' 0s "n and %'h SITS. No HE of
+ suitable for housskeepins: has gas and water
a r55cs 81 sia PSF month 1881 9Th street between
LOB RENT-A DINING ROOM and KTTCaEN,
ing ssS en- sgsTders' Address at B.. Star Once.
EOR RENT, WITH B0ARp-AtN No / p1aI;n-.
l. ton Place three or four FRONT ROOMS. far
sished or nniurnlshed; new house, with all the
cars. SELF cost
EOR RENT-ABRICk HOUSE with eight 70 1m..
L water and gas; pleasantly situated, nesr smith
sIEWARrs Bash, Door, and Blind DEPOT corner rT
9TH street and canal. sell eoif
FOB RENTTTbst desirable HOUSE and STORE
modern conveniences. Rent SIS Apply To DR. ! 4
81, 81 NO sUo Penna avenue Capitol Hill cor
FOR RENT-Two t~ostory FRAME HOUSES,
Az one ihIs.stps, B NS HOUSE ten
st. Apply at 1919 X. avenue. seif 81
For sA LIZ M; 1oi; room ,wo.sory and base
xst %t eIa. sslGs HOUSE. frS ga, bah ard
balance :" per month h sSRlfk ( DAVIDSON.
FUR SALE
nice COTTAGE Of ,ix rooms; lot - feat front:
IN ne a. the best locations in she Cav Will be sold
AT bargain on long time woald trade f.,r a s.nlll
place IN the country: Apply at 1&l6 MassIchu-
;etfs avenue, near 18th ST. seIt.iE
A SUITE OF ROOMS, fronting south, Gle -antIy
"A furnished as parlor and chamber: verands in
'front.' closet on same floor. Also, handsomely furI
At 453 street y. W. opposite Metropolitan
parties. selt-s-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-14

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