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Reading Matter on Every Page.

A S5o,oo LEAK STOPPED-A correspondent
OF New York paper pronounces untrue an
alleged report that all the printing of the legal
tender and fractional currency notes was to be
nansferred from New York to Washington, but
oondescendingiy adds that the Secretary Of the
Treasury
90 does, however, intend doing some little
matter, such as a certain class of tinting, or
something OF that kind now done in New York,
AZ the Treasury. The difference to the interests
involved will be 50 slight as hardly to be felt
The change which is referred to in such a
magnificent way consists in dispensing with the
green tinting on the upper edge Of the face of
the larger denominations Of new legal tender
notes, and substituting in lieu Of that safeguard
an ornamental tablet printed in red ink, on
which the numbers are stamped, and which can
De printed at the same time the Treasury seal is
attached,-thus avoiding one passage through
the press Of the whole ISSUE and securing greater
beauty, with equal security against counter
feiting.
The saving to the Treasury in consequence of
this change is just 800 per day. or about $50 900
Per year; and IL the same reform should be car
ried out in regard to the lower denominations
OF legal tenders and to the whole issue of frac-
tlonal currency, the saving would be some
Sl,4oo per day, or nearly $4,000 per annum.
To the nabObs of the country, who fatten on
the necessities of the poor, and successfully
codge the tax gatherer, such little savings NAV
seem to be very contemplate trifie, but to
inc laboring classes, with whom every dollar
ana every penny counts, they appear large
enough TO be well worth looking after.
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Paris Is again tranquil One hundred thou
sand armed men, ready to obey any orders that
might be given to them, are quite sufficient to
overawe any population, however DESTROYS it
were OF committing deeds of dreadful note.
Napoleon III. looks his danger full in the face,
and seems to comprehend it thoroughly. In the
general amnesty for political offences he in
cludes those who, in 1854 conspired to assassinate
him. Pretty soon all the plotters, intriguers,
and Red Republicans opposed to the Empire
will be upon French soil, but it is questionable
whether they will have much opportunity to
meet for mischief The French police system Ii
too well arranged TO give them a great deal OF
liberty in the conspiracy line.
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nTTBE LIVING MACHINE.

Injure the m ain spring OF a watch and every NOR
ton OF the works becomes disordered. The human
stomach is to the human system what that elastic
piece Of metal is to chronometer. II influences the
action OF the other organs and CONTROLS to certain
extent, the " hole living machine. The Comparison
may be carried further for the weakness other
imperfections Of the main spring Is indicated the
face Of the tmepece also Is the weakness of other
disorder Of the stomach betrayed by the face of the
invalid The complexion is sallow faded, the eyes
are deficient in ustre and Intelligence and there
aworn, anxious expression in the whole counte-
nance which tell as plainly written words could
do, that the great noxishing organ whose Office il
Is TO minister to the wants of the body. AMI to
sustain and renew all its parts, is not performing
nsduty. 1t requires renoyating and regulating,
and to accomplish this end hostetter's Stomach
bters may be truly said TO be one hing nssdfx
The broken main spring Of watch may be replaced
bs new ne, but the stomach can only be repaired
and strengthened ard this is Of the objects of
the famous vegetable restorative which for eohteen
years has been waging successful contest with diva
pepsia IN all climates. As specific for Indigestion
IL stands alone. When the resources of the nbarma
coPeia have been exhausted, without at best doing
more than mitigating the complaint course of thjs
wholes me and palatable, yet powerful, sfomachic
effects perfect and permanent cure In all c,ses Of
dyspepsia the liver Is or less disordered and
upon this important gland, as well As upon the
stomach and bowels. the Bitters act with singular
distinctness, regulating and reinvigorstins every
secretiye and as.imilatins organ on which bodiIv
and mentai health depend. ia Deo3tSW
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We trust that our citizens will attend the In
ternational Exposition meeting at Lincoln Hall
tonight in such numbers as to show conclu-
siyely that the enterprise is one in which they
are all interested, and is not to be allowed to
languish for want of their presence and sup
port. At the meeting this evening speeches
viii be made by prominent gentlemen, the re-
Port of the Subscription Committee will be
made, and letters will be read from the Gov
errors of several States approving of the great
exhibition. Let there be no falling on in the
interest in this great enterprise until it shall
have been prosecuted to q successful compile
tiOn
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NJ. VICTOR NoIR, whose sad fate is at presen
exciting all Paris, is of Hebrew descent his real
name being Solomon. He was quite Young
man, being only twenty-five, but had already
achieved reputation As journalist. He was
quite poor. In person he was of a fine, rather
large and commanding figure, noble and intel
lectual cast OF countenance, and well-known in
Paris as gentleman and a man of honor. A
peculiar, though melancholy, interest il at
tached to his death by the fact that in ciph,
days he was to have married Mile Aubenas, a
young and beautiful girl, of but sixteen years OF
age, with a dowry of 80 900 francs
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Washington seems to be considered by some
people as a national asylum for all the destitute
people in the country. Yesterday the police
authorities here had to take charge of and pro-
vide for a colored woman and two children, who
had come all the way from Cleveland, Ohio,
their expenses having been paid by the authori-
ties there. She was induced to come here by
representations that she would be provided
with comfortable home and no end of money
on her arrival at the national capital
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The New York Post yarns the Republicans
rot to be deceived by the idea that the Demo-
carts want to see Virginia admitted-that on the
contrary they are very willing to see that State
kept out, knowing well that the Republicans
can not do a less popular thing, or one that will
injure their party more surely with the whole
country, than deny the Representatives and
Senators OF Virginia their seats.
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We are glad to learn that the reports from In
diana representing Hon. Geo. w. Julian to be in
failing condition of health were not well
founded, and that on the contrary his health is
so much improved that he is expected here en-
Monday to resume his seat in Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-15

We have received the first number of the yev
Era, of which Rev. Sella Martin Is the editor.
and Fred Douglas corresponding editor 1t Is q
large, well-flled weekly, and bids fair to make
its mark. The NeV Era announces that The
moral, educational, political, and industrial in
terests and advancement OF the colored people
viii be its chief care"
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ANOTHER STATEMENT OF DIR. ScHOEpPR-
DIR. SchOeppe has made another statement in
regard to his non-identity with the PAU
Schceppe who robbed the chatulle of Count
Blankensee. In a letter to DR.. A. Janisch, Chi.
eago, he says: The necessary measures have
must have patience till then. Ny name does
not write originally Schoeppe, but Schoe8e. we
changed the r. into pp' here in America, to
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ST. Louis NOT To HAVE 1T ALL HER Own
WAY-ln the Illinois Constitutional Conyen-
ton a day or two since, resolution from the
supervisors OF Whiteside county, Offering to
cede all the rights Of that county to the Federal
government. provided the National Capital be
located there, We're appropriately referred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-15

special correspondent Of the Baltimore
Ameriedr, at Annapolis, writes that the friends
Of the Western Maryland railroad now control
the question Of who shall be State Treasurer.
A caucus Of the House, he says, gives Merry
man a majority Of ten, whilst Fowler has a ma
jority Of two or three in the Senate. If this be
correct, Merryman viii be elected on the first
ballot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-15

Mr.. Beecher's salary as pastor of Plymouth
Church has been raised to $4,000 for the cur
rent year. $1,000 month was the pittance last
wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-15

Great Britain realizes f261 ,O55 from taxes on
dogs. Washington city ought to realize twice
as much if all were taxed.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-On the evening of the 18th. on u street be-
II tween 18th and 18th, an AMYTHIST EAR
RING, set with pearls. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving ii at the Star Office. jaIi-2t~
/ OST-On the 9th instant, a ladies small PORT
IA MONNAIE, containing about s 5, consisting of
two new tens Just issued. balance i'm other bills and
change; date written inside, "0ct. rs" The finder
Will receive a liberal reward by addressing = p
BROWN son, corner New York avenue and 18th
street. de 20
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D"What will become Of you if Won do not
tell the truth % asked "A Sunday school teacher
OF one OF his pupils. "Fll be sent to Chicago
promptly replied the lad.
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BOARDING..

MOST CENTRAL BOARDING HOUSE IN
NA NASHlNGTON.-A few boardeTs can be ac-
commodated with nice roomi and good substantial
board at $3.50 per week Table board 81 per week
A. PARKINSON, 1902 u street,
JaH-2t One door from 18th 81.
ElOARD-A gentleman and wife, or two gentlemen
- can find BOARD in a private family in George
town by applying at this office. deE-tf
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-With or
l. without BOARD, at No. 49s Pennsylvania ave-
nue, near Sd. Boarding at the same place, IS per
week jyO
EIRST-CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
4 FRONT ROOMS, to be had On reasonable terms
at street. bet. 18th and lsth short walk from
most of the public Offices. jys-t
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DARIEN AND SUEZ.

Who have also on their shelves the following NEW
BOOKS:
The Life and Letters of Faraday; by DIR. Fence
Jones, Secretary Of the Royal Institution, 2 vols
S12 Essays Designed to elucidate the Science of
POLITICAL Economy, while serving to explain and
defend the policy of protection to home industry as
asystem OF national cooperation for the elevation
OF labor; ny Horace Greeley, Sl.0. Helen Erskine;
Empress; by Schele Deyere, Sis. The Complete
Poeiical Works of Alfred Tennyson, including the
cloth, 81; paper, rs cents. Kitty; by NJ. Betham
Edwards, ~ cents Mcdcra Leigh: 4 History and
an II t,oducton and a commentary on the charges
brought against Lord Byron by Mrs. Beecher stowe,
q cents. Mrs. Shakespeare indicated in the True
Story OF Mrs Shakespeare s Life, 10 cents ia Is tr
THE EYESIGHT accurately suited ruth Pebbles
o"d ether spee'ae'Ds' By merely o"5S
StreTiHg a ftlc questions.
ii. Ii. HEMPLER, OPTICIAE
Ja1t-1y Next to the National Hotel.
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BLANCHARD q MOHUN,
COR. ANIAAvENUE ANDIITa ST

w N. BRADLEY d SONS,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 18th and 18th sts. west Washington, D. q,
MANUFACTURERS OF MONUMENTS, NAN
TIES, &c.
IMPORTERS OF MONUMENTAL FIG URE
AND GARDEN STATUARY
Marble for BUILDING PURPOSES, at the Low
est Rates. de 1 3In
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uS OIsaaizxD JAsUinT 8. 1870. N
CHASE cHS 9EfheF F1ssia.u..
SAMUEL BACON. treasurer
LEWIS CLEPHASE. HGSRI LILIES, J. T.
nv, EhUFF' ii. b. CEOdGos: II: sARDo. Z.
7. Monthly payment on each share S,D
i, Par value Of each share $50, nominal value
s. Limit Of the Association I'D months.
al Az pTonts ennre to stoehh old pro rata
and resells to members at an advance Of twenty.
ss &c, cent on the actual cash with
the members repaynents into I'D monthly install
s. Unlike ordinary Building Associations in which
rates Of premium constantly huotuate, the actual
the close Il the @ can Be Sete 70
mined at any moment q the Society 3 existence
ed upon obtaining homes eads, but carry with them
profits to the close Of the Association.
members.
Repayment Of loan Of 81 no an old plan at "''
of ISsn Of in 2
Building Association at l5Oc premium tstock
meet Mnsetpss for subscription to stock EVERY SAT
Second monthly payment Of dues SATURDAY,
February H.
Applications for stock and for infor nation can be
made to any of the officers or directors.
Signatures to Constitution can be male at the
Office Of the Secretary. JOHN r. ELvANS,
Secretary P. H. A,
Office 81 ) Louisiana avenue
jail colin between Ninth and Tenth streets
0TNOTICE.-The members of FRANKLIN
US CIRCLE, No. 4. b. U. III FL q. A. are re-
Knights Of Pythias fall, corner It'll and streets
SATURDAY EVENING, the 18th inst, at clock
JaA-2t' q. Ill. MURRAY, H. 8. X.
nE BINGS REMEDY-vIAFUGA-F CON
- sumption, Coughs aud attendan diseases FOR
sale, wholesale and retail, at the Original Manufac-
turing Depot, corner 9th and q sts north II.
rOAL AT REDUCED PRICE-I have q large
~ lot Of COAL, which was purchased for cash
since the decline in price. win sell it very low
Also, WOOD at low price.
Terms cash. JOHN T. LACEY,
Ja153t" Twelfth street and Canal.
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~About thirty building associations ara
being organized in Philadelphia.
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ENUR SAIL
IL CEDAR ROVE

Il CEDAR GROVE
cne-half mile north of Blaiensburg Railroad sta
ton, embracing six OF land, under high state
II cultivation, thoroughly drained 100 fruit trees
young and thrifty, part bearing; grape vines, and
small fruits: all, except garden well set in grass
DOT ELE HOUSE, containing parlor, chambers
and dining room, 16Nl5 each; chamber SKIS; bath
rpois, Kitchen servants store rsom cellar aud
2 pantries. bay window 10 dining room; front and
back porch; double flterng cstern with pump:
Latrobe stove in dining room: stable; COW house:
carriage shed: henery, horse and buggy; harness.
wagon; cow NO. 4, giving miik:D dairy appur-e-
nance- agricultural implements; ice house: several
tons manure tons coal; cords wood and other ar
ticies Everything in fine condition. Price for the
whole, 81 900.
ApPlyto .. W. COOKE, 213 street,
Ial3-5t Washington. ID. 4.
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~ TIE X Err,
~ No. 391 Scott's Square, bet. and K SITS west.
The undersigned does most respectfully announce
70 his patrons, and strangers that he is prepared to
accommodate them with MEALS and ROOMS OF the
European plan. Also, MEALS la Carte, with the
best the markets afford Alse, prepared to furnsh
HD1NNERS. BALLS, AND PARTIES
at the shortest notice.
Parlors and Dining rooms always ready.
Terms moderate.
nol-6m JNO. A. GRAY.
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pROPOSALs FOR WARD PAVING.
tGsc Superintendent ard In speeior Of Se,cers,)
(drrtdgetpdys, foofUdyS, and Netc Bet.dtngs.>
WASHINGTON, ID. c. January Il, lo10
Sealed Proposals will be received at the MAYORS
Office, City Hall. until II o'clock m. on THURS
DAY the 9th instant for paving, curbing, &C, for
the year CONNIE ncing April 1870. for the several
wards Of the city, contractor to have, be in
terested, silently or otherwise. in more than
ward.
Specifications may be at this Office every day,
from a. IN. to o clock p. m.
In measuring crossings, hagways, NC, only the
width of the fiagstones will be taken into acco unit
and the portion of crossings with cobble stones
will be paid for as cobble- stone pavement
No bid will be received which does not include an
offer for each separate item Of work and material.
The law requires that the tors for the above
work shall he practical PAYERS.
The name OF each party interested in the contract
must be inserted in full in the bid.
Each bid must be accompanied by the written
guarantee Of a responsible party known 20 be suchD
that accepted the bidder will accept the contract
in due form, and perform the work in accordance
therewith the sufciency Of the security to be GER
titled by the Tax Clerk.
The guarantee must be in substance asfollows:
La b. guarantee that II this bid be &C.
ccpted by the Mayor that the bidder will enter into
contract Tor the same, and perform the work &C
cording to the requirements thereof.
(SignedD A B..
All assessments for the above will be made in ac-
cordance with the laws.
No bids viii! be considered unless they be in strict
the right TO reject any all bids if deemed
BY him necessary to protect the Interests Of the Cor
pOration. CHAS. II. BLISS.
jail lot Superintendent Of Sewers, &c.
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ID AD Isl
CHRONIC DISEASES
OF Long Standing and the Most Aggravated Char
acter
CURED WITHOUT MEDICINE

DR. FANYON, Dynamic Physician, having, on
account Of the large number OF his patents IN
Eashin gton, ecided 20 rsmain in the CITY all win
ter, has ed his Office from the St Cloud Hotel
30 bis residence, No. 1906 q street, between 18Th
and Isth.
Chrosic Cases made speciality. Blindness, Deaf
mess. Bronchitis, lnciptent Consumption. Loss %
Voice. Stsmrering, Paralysis, Piles, Neuralgia.
Rheumatism, Swollen Diminished Limos, Ner-
vous Debility, Female Weakness, and many other
diseases successfully treated.
The anicted, ard the public generally are invited
TO call snd satisfy themselves to the Dnderful
cures effected In this city and elsewhere by DIR.
EANlON. de2stf-hls'
ESTABLISHED lell.
ANDREW J. JOYCE q CO, ARA0.
CARRIAGE MANUfACTURERs. &0S
All and AIS Fourteenth street. -.
REPAIRING in ell lite branches.
Al Onward ieff Jr kSass, Storage % Csmwss-
-Asen:sor Ire.stsr Z oo.tcf Rroous ssre.t, PM
eNepue, New xork ee0<oly
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STORE FOR RENT-Elegantly located on Penn
= sylyania avenue between 9th and 9TH streets
adapted or any kind Of business. Such an opportu-
nifty rarely occurs for securing a good stand FIX
IURES for sale very low. Apply at the Star of
fee. n
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Mt PAUL'S CHURCH. o3D STREET.
lhS There will be full Choral Service next Sun
DAY EVENING, Jan. 10th, at IA o'clock Seats
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DIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

DIANO TUNING AND kEPAIRING.
ell WILD, formerly Tuner OF Knabes ana smb
seQuently Of Steinways Pianos, now OF
q. l.. WILD Bk0. = PLANO STORE,
Pennsylvania avenue and street. still gives spacs
attention 70 Tuning and Repairing Pianos. Oths
~ Pianos for sa1Vhent or exchange. packed an,
owed. ooSSA
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1@CESTRALC ONGREGATIONALC CHURCH
lS Masonic Temple. 9th street, opposite Patent
Dince Ut: bOynton, Pastor, will preach SUNDAY
iJth, morning ana evening Seats free. 1t
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NOTlCE.-An persons who have engaged FJTEI.
an the ST. ALofslUs FUEL ASSOCIATION.
and have not yet drawn the aIlount they subscril "a
Tor, are hereby notified To call tor their orders rs
soon a. possible the contract pres on the sI,t
of tins mcntll-January. JOHN HOGAN.
Secretary, III street north, between North Capitol
and LIST street east. "A |; 81
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SENEEAL EXCELLENT ROOMS FOR RENT.
- at No. : "a street. with BOARD ocZs n

I'oR RENI-splendidly furnished PARLORs
H and BED ROOMS in one ii the most desirable
locations in the CITY Of Washin zion. and only oD.
minute walk Of Wiilard's Hotel. Ebitt Hous@ and
rhe hIrkwOod. No. 457 18th street. between n and
streets, west side. Members of Congress aud 9TH
ers desiring suites 81 would a. well 20 ca be-
misses. a, 19'tf
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u ROSS WALSH,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE = BROKERS',
No. SCI PEHNA AVENUE, South eide,
Between oh md tn streets west.
I 0AHL CROSS,
ops-ly Jas. w. WALSH.
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EUR RENT-The large and comnlodious STORE
EooM on 9Th street, between ID and T.. recently
occupied hy Moore Co.. fruit store, and owned
hy the late Richard J. Ryon, with o largo dry
cellar the entire length of the building Admirably
adapted to the grocery or hardware business 100
pei month. FITCH A FOX
Jal43t 400 9TH street
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E'0R RENT-Two new. three stories. back buiIs-
Il ing and cellars, BRICK DWELLINGS, pressed
brick fronts, with marble window heads and slls
brown stene base and steps marble maniels gas hot
aid cold water m bath room and kitchen u rooms:
situated on Rhode Island avenue. bet 18th and I6th
streets. Inquire n 203 18th street
One OF the above dwellings has recently been LEI %
the Hon. Jas. W. Marshall, First Assistant Post
master General "a %
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t'oR SALE-A very desirable BU Hiding LOT.
on Rhode Island avenue. hear lith street west
~ teet by l.9. VIII Doe sold cheap Gall or annly g.
BkAMHALL & PARSONS, Insurance Agents 5 =
'th street y. W., opposite Post Ofice Department.
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knR RENT-Two brown front three story
HOUSES, rooms eacn. No. 1905 and O0~
FURNISHED if desired. Also, four-story BRICk
HOT Sc No. All h, near 4th street wesf. d. rooms
and in good order. Apply 10 THOS f. wAGGA
MAN. keal Estate Agent. 9Th street. or 20 JOSEPH
street, Georgetown. ial.-,;t
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E'OR RENT-rhree- story BRICk HOUSE. NJ.
III Ninth street west. between y and . streets
north containing }" rooms with all the modern i'm
provcments. Also, number oi Houses in different
parts ~ the city. Inquire of JOSEPH r. KELLEY
Real Estate Agent, No. 900 Eighth street north
west. bet and X SITS. iaI3st
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LNoR RENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS. Pa-lar and
IL CHAMBER, very large, new and handsomely turn
ished, suitable Tor Members Of Congress- OF any de-
string such rooms. Apply at $50 n street n',rth,
hetMeen Ith and llth sts. west north side MILO II
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koR RENT-The second and third STORIES 81
II Clarke Building, leach in large room ! ON
Penna. ave, between IA and 9th streets will l.. Tor
rent Aug. LIST. Inquire of Dr. DANL b. CLARKE
corner al street and Pa avenue ia ~.
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EOR RENT-FIR>T and SECOND FLOORS
Il FCRNlsHED, with use Of piano, If house NJ.
1907 h, between 18th and lith streets, opposita
Franklin Square. Mare, wagon ana harness for
sale; bargain. Ial4 sts
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PERSONAL.

IL ALf OF The FIRST PAY Qf payment l. mada
H mruthlyD viii be given Tor EMPLOYMENT a
1lerk or Messenger ina office IT the GENERAL Gov
.rument; Letters Of Recommendation furnished
Address :. III. &. Star Office O Ialf ~