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The View Hanpshire se.sser.hs,

Hue New Aonponffe 8e0otOfshiD.
Senator Patterson has by his statemanship
eioquence and high personal character reflected
so much credit upon his state that we should
suppose his reelection was almost Q matter of
course. He stands unquest:onably in the very
'front.' rank Of senatorial ability both In the opin-
ION Of his fellow members and in the eseeem
OF the country at large; and certainly every
son OF the Granite State must feel pride in him
and his steadily growing renown. His influence
and standing In the Senate enable him now not
only to give leading position in national affairs
to his state but also 10 advance her interests in
very many ways where novice occupying a low
place on the Senate committees would be DOW
erlese. In the same way his influential voice
and high character are doing yeoman SER
vice In behalf Of the administration.
In ability and character he is the peer Of Charles
Sumner, and the fact that . sfstesman OF his
sagacity and high-toned integrity gives his
hearty and energetic support to General Grant
for reelection viii outweigh, Q thousand times
over, the influence that the Massachusetts,
Senator can throw into the scale
against the administration. As above
stated, We should suppose his reelection mat
ter Of course, though there are aspirants uatu-
rally ambitious to take his place, and IL would
seem that Mr.. j. h. Crane, Of political and
other notoriety here, has gone b New Hamp-
shire 10 give his potential voice against him.
Crane, who h one OF the most malignant and
noisy of the squad forming the snti-Grant club
here, naturally acts In the interests Of his party
In seeking b displace % influential o supporter
Of the administration % Senator Patterson; but
Crane IL doubtless - wen known ut home In
New Hampshire - here, and he will have as
little influence there - here.
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The treatment Of DR.. Lanahan by some Of the
church authorities for simply doing his duty in
exposing frauds In the Book Con Germ 10 creating
no little feeling among the Methodist denomi-
nation IN this community, where DR.. L. Is
known, respected, and beloved. 1t would seem
that some Of the clergy are short-sighted enough
to think that IL IL OF service to their church to
cover up rather than expose wrong doing on the
part Of any Of the membership. In the case,
also, of Rev. DR.. Huston, of Bait more, charged
with immortality, the course Of the committee
of investigation has challenged severe comment
as calculated rather to screen him and break
down the testimony Of the prosecution than to
develop all the facts. DIR. Huston may be en-
way to secure his future usefulness, the inyesti-
cation should have been as thorough, open, and
impartial as that in . court OF justice.
The Baltimore Gazette in referring to the mat
ter says with point that "such An accusation ss
that brought against DR.. Huston-now that the
committee itself, after hearing the evidence,
are divided in opinion in respect to his guilt or
innocence-is felt to be almost equivalent to a
condemnation, and loavse him In q worse posi-
tion than he would have been IL no investigation
had been ordered. In any event, and Whatever
may be the ultimate resalt of the hal which IL
yet to come OF, his ministerial once 10 tainted
and his career Of usefulness u an end.n
The investigation just had, however, is only
preliminary, As the cast must finally be disposed
OF before the ecclesiastical court, to be comp
OF not less than ten nor more than thirteen
members, to be appointed by the next con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South ut Its session in Baltimore. Both in this
case and in that or DR.. Lanshan vs. the Book
Concern, the voice of the Methodist laitv Is
undoubtedly for searching investigation and
the appliance or the caustic D all ulcerous
places, for the health OF the whole body.
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The Cincinnati Commercial (Greeley) gives II
up since the Philadelpb,s convention, and
wrathfuily complains Ia Ia Hawthorne) that II
Is to be our fate, as one Of the evils of the war
"to have one bullet headed general after another
for President during period Of thirty years q,
least"
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Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion OF ii, can have tn srAR mailed to
their address for such time % they desire, ct the
rate Of hfty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent TO the BUSH
ness ONCE Of the paper.
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BANKERS.

J Il. souIER; aIs APRIAs 3 Root,
Banking Reuse Of sguier L Rect,
lard's Hotel. washington. B. q. "
House %s :s e. &C. to sen the s.n,n:
are available al orsr as eosatrr, al ,a,. ' 'A.'
We solicit deposits Of business frms, on which ne
pay PEI cent sstersf on daily salasess, vssdsyiss
WeDays per essf. s.te,ea % time deposits Of one
month: Interest paid monthly or carried 70 deHos
H An SsPOsi. payable on demand.
The pay Of ofioer OF the army and navy cssbed IN
ADVANCE At reesonsbIe ratss. Ofioers IN the army
nall and he srs s N Vii 5:
IAY COOKE 4 CO..
BANKERS,
tfP sHt1 rs SEkStE z;
rrsveaers, acasiabA ~ asv pa1 Of IAs cord.
Our Drafts on
JAY COOKE L0 assSSSSE.ocH q CO..
ere 0s:hsd in any Isrt q ENGLAND. IRELAND and
TUE KRkEDHAM'1 0AVIM0s Am
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PAYS TCGs s:s 6ss $500 ~ MS: :.so..s
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n .'.'' ss .s: 49,: s'A
HAS ssA l q 9 q. q e ssss towns -
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PIANOS, &c.

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80 ,Iisee -, nov. e4sr Us 80 g = -
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10 20 S. ss9.feffbf1E6.. 81 me- -
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= = A b A r b I n @

SEA BAT HING.
a s.,s: Fine nov and 81. Fl the
i s1If Bathing; Fishing and snipe Shoot.
q Band Of Music in attendance during the se..oa.
Iems: r. per a a;;I Sds per week
HS SdST. By steamer 1 s:Ss' e 6AsE;ysSns
lelo-m Ohefrystone.
R0CKY POINT HOTEL, RHODE fsLASD.
SEASON. Is1s-oH THi EUROPEAN PLAN.
:;rsl:s se%a:s
sSsS Tor tSs rssspssn a1 q sSs. July S e.
s.ss; s' f;s'3''s' III,
UHITED STATES PAfENT OF1ICE,.
the petition u iHToSSkRa H.
% 81 z, y 6
Ss S:s n sss >.
closed on the s day q AUsg:t next. that tbs time
%ss & ss Ss S.S
sH5 NAY 81 css...on.r
IL rHlsurRfUHttC SSTs1 az rHE DISTRICT
n. LAURA LAisEE VS.: AsDlEw J. LARNER,
la1, ordered that the defendant cause his
% '' sss: a III; q s:i
p re Court; p. o. HunPHsEYs. ~. s,ee.
Ss wHrIIis Mas: Asst. o GisI.
REfRIGERAT0Rs AND WATER C0OLRRs-
;;sss: ~. 6sDISs Hssssfarai:AiHs ssoes 81;
THE sUBsCs!BER Will TAKE ON PAS.
o1,u tn9rsse, at Siesboro Point, twenty head
~ 81 !: ~
CAIElAGEsIo A,r1Aors,,, OARRIAGEsI i
On hand the largest and best assortment Of OAR.
ssns S s.sss e. h s.s sy
Repairing promptly attended TO-:
Ne. a:sS,I,c.. and Factory, zio-4i2 81 :s!s..,
4 ADIks KID GLOVES -
sellins at cost for thirty days to reduce stoch.
Two Button Sis0j GiOvs:. ..:.:'.-- IS
jes.im Ger Pssnsy Il Il ala {. Az
u sss SEs..os "a. q al ds:s:ieS kiso, S.sS q.
PaiLiPSix' 10 ~ 80 - 81 CUtks, etc., e ~
Han Goods :sd S 8 IS ma
S56.z 0ss22EEs5ss lssYY'E g
n HATS AND GAPS.
An the leading ssyIss Dress Hatsnow
Chnsty' = London Pearl Cassimsrss, ju~ iuporsed
puniaI Antdonb New York Pearl CassfmSres,
end the fhiledslphis Herino Covered Drsss Hsts
a :.sssios ssOsS Of nsekinsv st.vs. the best In
n.,n ne. sSs 49, fs..ssi Z sco .r.s...
G..mn.:.IA;15k snPLoxlI1T 0yyIQl.-An Der:
40 Nj - III 70 S1RsCx 1Slis6le oerypQp vtll
~ q e1n = yO4ofa BeoOK9', leo1 llfh
ers@ley allsa: - isSlsivs
~wAsHIH9J2H EII iIIIlI1RT,
Dl5.AsE1 Of the EYI treated srskuitou.lv. h.
1907 ne s n11r. q ~ ana daily. lSesolns Cur.
MfFseRs. co's'lsns ssrssss. atDioHS PAfr
| - deol-oofm
WsMoSL.D. naSO0aanSSMR 3aQsH WHO e
by, prices 20 call q the Chiness Tea Hous
sos 1sh Ct. bet L. ave. And d 81. 1avS-S
EME RkACK CLOIH SUITS. fFo1 Sis 10 n
sta. sr8AUs'. loil p. avenue. N.Y.
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WANTS.

/ WANTS.
!: Is sSs:: !: Fl = !a% a
y! 'is'ss 81 RskI -. :: 8;
WILEY w01zY % Z. 1sSssI 5oase.
ssssH Iii . Zee cook A''''s s1''fss:s
-. So 4: ;s "a :.:... ';s is:
y 81. x'' aerss' h :: s.s ;: :::
.s.s.s ssss. ss s:e os. terms. AddEs'''
WAnrIrssp.A, 9 esIs"en cI s.4 Vie aesIrs she
s Ssss % city reference given. Address II. p,
WAsIED-A wO1AH fully ecoPsss.s 70 cook,
a. iish and isshSrssss
" e 81 s.' ss.'s
!Ially located. address Letter Box sss. stating
W email family; must be . GOOD cook, washer
sa S iEonsr. and Be well recommended. Inquire No
~
w Window Shades, Pictures or Frames for Fur,
ssssi sna No. s
w sITUATiSN il s fsspectsbls Iriysts family.
days = .n0 So ~n''' 'n' can De see. 'Gf three
WAsTEIrRR,,RR{ middle: AGED lady, q refinement.
for Invalid isdy VoSd hsys so so%Sanion
.ads.: so1
snI t1o ssas %oIis .%. ' sss
washer and ifoner, and the other q ohsmberSSid
ss4 81 ssr ls.sd References required
WAsRii ssS % goo e 70 :nsi
sSs es from Ss ssys
sllsd AsSs :. ~ & Street. .n and vie Pre-
WANTID : Three ROOMS, nicely furnished,
No al 1pWspSsd s ssts aoss
g, zas:: g.
WAHIED..A good OOLORED wOMAN to 20
m,,t M Mew f 81 2: s sscsrsl :srysnt in ms
with god PEOPLE and liberal Sases None sss
HaH Ss'So' HsI6 ST. s
ing, corner 9Th and D streets. jiO.st
sof As.I oE0,s
Z. Il
sGd !lsst 4 rs :. So GE,N
chase. good. quiet H0RsE: iesix.
W4kIESSsTfEIsHf D. H0TsE PsasIs.
9Gith ;ss.a front STstsrfsd address S%
xI11NTSnSTz.a,,o s;,o . a0R5T - = III
w CHRRGAaE ~ - IN n,re GO t uunSz ana LLuh
Ews1tf hsSins he ,, same e lss u. sadrs':
xITANTTD-Tmmedj. fsiv-If M SI5 = $50,
o 81 s;tESip ana :s.sss: :SaiSss.f sssa
nae1 ns.iy On moves sewing machine. no other
WANfED-Two DREssMAKERs, At No. si6
w 18Th street, between 81 and streets None but
good hands need apply Also. q GIRL to learn the
WANTED-Good WORK MEN on Ladies' Turn;
:ssss: {. :S nothing but Ss; SoLSs
s snos.k Sc and Children. Plain saS
streets northes.t: lss.ss.
WkkNT iII19;.5A!n S sIIsIieae;a 5 EIaAs: mus.
Sus Min ss ss
3 8; { f. 4; iiSs
WzaTE5.z :se.d1 aIKE; 7-6iss,5 Who sfs;s can
w eeok, wash and iron well for Q small family.
German preferred. Apply 42S b ct. NV. il St
NHANTED-A WHITE ROW II or "a ve.r, Ola
w to work In Restaurant. References reonireJ'
No: llO1 9TH street n. w. h-St.
WANTED-A COM pefent PERaON 10 do oener.l
w house work and MI RAE 10 tale care ~ q
child months old, AT sO1 L street ~' isn
WAETED-sscond-H Hand FuIniture In lot. from
je,.,mS St0 s" Hd GCsnsr ~ II "a GaITFTsHGE
=: =: 0o.aSI :. = Sa1 ..s. :.
WANIEpLA respectable GIRL, white or col
~ NTTS0 T.s;.;--- ,Z--,;!-
w an yoa,ch'ns Pppnc 20 e1amine
DO Do D9ys ,VLOInIN0' ~ a. cTbAoS', lOdl
.:-:: .:... ......: @!s
w rent, and small FARMS near the city. Apply
st 41S street, between ~ and 9th streets north
n6 esoa sSsh % 9s and female
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The eighty first monthly meeting OF Central
Building Association win be held Ct The Columbi
ING, June l1fh, at o'clock
Members Of this Association are notified that its
business 10 % lastly drawing to close that the Di-
rectore hope 70 terminate ft on that evening put
this VII depend upon the punctuality Of p ayments
oy membefsf Tor the month Of June, and especially
OF the very few whose accounts are In arrear The
Directors therefore, request that all memb will
q - early day ~ possible make payment to the
for the next month"; that the accounts Tor
closing may be carefully prepared. All who make
esiye Q release from further obligation, and II II
,hai be found nsce:sary e continue the Assocssios
sPonsibility sad cost VIII devove upon oce whose
accounts shall then be In arrears Of when they are
requested 10 take due notice, the Association can
ms tn mid W. W. AOORE, SccreSary
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~ From THE EABLIESF AGES
- to the present day, scrofula has been the
ribs and leethsome he'd Il been ct some periods OF
ne MoSids history that person known g be infect
Happily in day the disease IL stripped Of its ter
JGr o. the Ise Of tns aAMAnIiAys Roof AND HERE
Pimples, Blotches. letters &C.. can be restored 10
sound health In Q few weeks. = :.
Sold By 8. q FORD, lIOS Pa. ave-, and By Drug.
Si s: DESMOND CO., Proprietor, 81 Race st.
rnhadeIpnia. mayz-ly
k4 OF Dental Surgery, l3T 7th street, betWe son
Q and =, FEY doors north Of Odd Fsllows' Hall
6eierst to a. Bacon and Rev W p. Evans. mis-
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EO1 sA Z y.
I'm, on l. ss.sss -, 3ssssse ) End ssgss.
4. sa!cf 8 So -, ,sIs ;ss %: N.
III : ~ s;i6k. -, q is sI ':s g:
e .s s. &: :s g. q %. .ss
NO iss I6fs. a ixA g.. s:sy.s, ss.sI,
,se.ea sla m ssssss. OBJ =; fe:s ioss One.
FYastsAda!I q p q a:ss e e
81 ia: & ..s. ss.. :s "a - si:s.s
ks 9 s ssi
ssSs,, iSi s 81. s :: 9 81, L. Az fs.
For asE rc,TE.o :sc.y BbIck aousxs: q,
.cs.; ..xs !siasss very SssithI ioo.iios; Bert
per Insss. s sss s ss:-s sSs
For kEsHEo,SQ9sl = "oaeooTsa Bow" Al.
EOR RHNT-Desirsble ROOMS fer summer IN
= new brick hcyse, WITH ell modern improve
RRsDss' Cal e sSs "a street souths..t 0sIisoa
tdr Se IN :; 3,
ssrest. between New jersey avenue and North oas.
y. ..s On CO.
EoR RkNr-PETwORrn FARN, near nrst
ed cheap. Tor furtner parfic uiars apply 20
.,su 5 5a@si Rs, .,.sss 1 assss
EQR eALE-A Desirable HOUSE AND LOT IN
u Rockville, With Stable and other necessary out
ouildines; house pleasantly located, fronting two
;HsF c For terms, address o. J., Rook
E0R BENT-H0UsB No. s3s Oth street. be-
= tween and 1, containing seven rooms, bath
roem, water cloeet and cellar gas and water three
doors RON street cars. Apply 70 JAM Eo w BAR
kkR. Ilco street, between ilth aud 18th streess.
nortnwe0. milf
EOR RENT, OHEAP-One q thsse beautiful
Il RkeIDENCEs on Howard avenue, 1t. Pleas
ant CONTAINING roo0s, With acres Of ground: fne
this properly vili b rented very io.. 'e"'A'
u.,,.u houRsE &4IgDLET0N.
E0n kINr-rhe large fo1r-soey DWELLING
HOUSE No. 0l1 & strsst north, between On
and 10th west: halls end laego; ceiinGs high
has 70 roomE elegant bath roemss within SWo
sq9aHres OF IN and strssS esH In9uire next dsor
Of The tspsbiis. IksSsblicsnI maris-a
F0n RSHT.sSls q IgRsIsall So0ls ioF
No; Se5 nisseun avsnss, - aoos frsa q street.,
F0R 9ALnOn LIAeD..fhe thrss laETs DRlOK
even1sl laeely oecalied b the Q. 9. QoaN eprys9.
iASIiy g npMQnD Law soonRs. u 1coif
FOB RkETss,H Az: 0FfIoI ROOMS In tls
- Sasphsrd Building, see Psnnsvlvsnis sysnse,
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H. RVi HJIISE Ass00TATI0a

Ihis new Aseociation was organized May 9TH,
49, Nth the following - its ofncers: A. g. Taylor
president; George w. Hnkins, vice president; Osl,
vim Whitney, treasurer; w. b. Wstsel, secretary;
GsEier, Augustus Schneider, J. II. Hennage, Geo.
RhinehArt, and d. 9, Herkness a. directors.
The nrn meeting for the payment of dues will be
held q the Friend, meeting house, sIl I street
nofthwsst, on WkDAkeDAY EvENING, June
Those Who have before then heavy assessments
Tor street improvements are here offered an ODD Dr.
mall monthly investment Persons desiring 10 OBJ
tam stock can do 20 BY calling on any of tbs above
named, or on VIII. WEfZEL, 6ecretarv
le66.10.2N 2lll II street northwest
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LADIIs' MITE SOCIETY OF l9rH
~ e1RIEr d. =. CHURCH. will holda FAIR
IND FESTIVAL In Odd leIloys' Hall, Sth street,
,ontiBuip1 during the week. ies-1f
.HOwARD UNIVERSITY.

0PHOwARD UNIVERSITY.
Commencement Exercises will be next week Is
follows:
Sunday Observation-Disclosures Sermon In the
Congregational Church By Prof. Whittlesey.
Monday Bvening-Apniversary Of the rheolorical
Department In the University Chapel.
Tuesday 1vening-College Comnsncement in the
Conversational Church.
Wednesday Observation-Disclosures oft Prepare
tory Department In the Chapel.
kxeminations Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
HfTMWHETYo PEE oSE.IaSIRsF WAhD
omcers and directors Of the First Ward Building
Association, No !, have closed mp that Association
with Pront Of 20 per cent. Der annum on each dol
lar paid In on the shares Of stock, and having &C.
Qnired valuable experience In conducting associ-
ations O. this character, have determined to insti
fpts another With the above title From the number
q sSeliestiSis st,ssdy made they s.!set e com
he wsnns to rls sharss can ;Ipy to any q
s,seSs: Sshn =; furton, coal dealer, .Georgeiovn
Jersey ayenue: Frank Bsckert, Restaurant, NAVY
yard; James Btggins, corner and nd streets; Pat
rick Lsrkin, corner and nd streets; B. Kiimar-
TN, Washington Gas works, 18th street: r. L.
IhomPsoo, fruit dealer, Center and Western Mar
kets John Cook, Secretary Of No. I, 81 11d street.
Or Lieut.. John 7. Kelly, - Precinct Station,
A meeting to adopt constitution will be held At
the Irtepds' Meeting house, No. = street, on
IUkSDAY, yuae 18th. ct O'Clock p. m: jS-It
BUILDING AaS0CT1TT10
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NOTICE OF OPENING A PUBLIC ROAD In
~ THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON,
whereas sn application In writing has been made
70 the undersiensd for the opening Of road in the
county Of Washington, from Q point opposite Six
tenth street nortsSsS f. the city Of Warrington,
and running from thence into the county in direct
line from the north side Of Boundary street. cross.
ING froeyect, Erie and Holron streets, in B. n
Halls subdivision Of Meridian Hill, and extending
to the south side Of Columbia road thence in north.
westerly direction to the Linnean Hill road in said
S0uHfy snd whersss the under:ignsd believe i
opened e above described and prayed for; and
where's the route OF said road has been By the d.
ctfon OF the undersigned duly surveyed and plan
thereof prepared and died in our once
Notice 10 hereby given OF the application afore-
said e Vol e Of the opening Of the proposed road,
and AL persons having objections thereto are re-.
9ussted to make them known to the undermined ct
the once Of the Vice President Of the Board Of Pub
lie Works Of the Di.trict Of Columbia, Room No 8,
norrisons BUILDING, Four and Half street, Wash.
ington, ID. c., where any objections which may be
made will be heard and eonsfdered.
81. d. COOKE,
A. d. SHEPHERD,
JAMES A. MA0RUDEB,
A. B. MULLETT,
8. p. BROWN,
Board Of Public Works Of tho District Of Colum.
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g A T b NQ.
COBBS ISLAND, Va. is now open for the &C
Communication Of visitors. Fine and Safe a .
; surf Bathing Fishing and snipe shoot.
Band Of Music In attendance during the sc..oo
Ioute: From Baltimore by oid Bsy Lima. AMI
Uorfolk BY steamer n. p. Banks 20 Cherrystone
address COBB BROTHEBS,
lelU-m
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BOARDING.
RoARDING WITH FINE AIRY ROOMS;
u nom Sle to SO per mouth. Apply at No $50
fennsyIvanle avenue and AZ street. jesas
COUNTRY BOARD AT THE DELIGHTFUL
~ country seat OF Bosslyn, Virginia, end OF Aque-
e1et bridge. opposite Georgetown. JEST
I ARGE, COOL AND AIRY ROOMs, in suites or
.Id s es one ne very sTss p.ror and Ohambe5 hot
T. hG3sf ~ from $40 to eco per month Also,
a.oIe o0AnD mayfs Inn
1000 = ST, NEARLY OPPOSITE T6f IA
lySC bitt House. AHandsomely furnished
kOO1S, en- suite or single, with or without TABLE
BOAkD. Terms reduced for the summer mon ths
Transient and Table Boarders also accommodated
COOP BOARD, PLEAsANr Rooms, AND
NJ prices moderate, at 81 O5 corner OF Pennsvlys
MIA avenue AID 2lst street. mayi II
pLEAsAMT R1eIDLNCB AND BOARD in the
=. COUHTkY, near the ney eshuetEen Park, on
TN street, few steps from 7th street cars in new
ana elegant house, With large garden attached, for
angie gentlemen during the summer months. Tor
SIC 9TH street, between d and northwest. In the
an the modern improvsments, Tor LADY End gentle
man. apO
EKsI.QLAes BOA I'D, WITH PLIASANf
4 IkOhT Rooms, 70 be had on Reasonable terms
6 1901, corner Of PennsylvAnie avenue and 18th
street Good location. and accessible. mh3S-ly
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1000 barrels ROsENDALE CEMENT, just re.
ceived.
ALSO,
1000 900 LATHEs Of hne quality.
Apply to EVANS LINvILLE,
yel- At the Wharf,
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DIANOs AND ORGANS For Sale and Rent, on
y accommodating terms. At No. 423 Nth -
McCsmmons Pianos and 3. shoni E NvEv1
Organs. Re1siring and Tuning Pianos.
jel st. FR. @. kEIOHENBACH.
THE FARE REDUCED TO THE CONvEN-
i TlOH is nothing compared with the reduction
Of Prices ct sTBAUS', Ciothier, l0ll Pennsyl.
vania avenue my29
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
eOSO WILL by THR STOCK, FIxrURFs
SSVO and GOODWILL Of one the best bushes
stands n the District. Apply to EDwIn LYON,
&C S00 .Ss 900 ON LONG TIME. aud
yO,CVV $1,000 in email sums to suit, on real
ielo-a IRep Patti no. ioi 7th, cor st., N. W.
A N INyEsTMENT WANTED FOB O. 900
- or less on time to suit. Apply 70 NArH'L
SAkufI, Attorney at Law, 40 Barbour Law
Building, Louisiana avenue. je7-A
MONEY-LOAHe NEGOTIATED upon Real
w Estate security I'm large or small sums. st short
Real Estate Broker, No 5i3 7th street,
leI In opposite Post once.
WILL Be ~ THE CITY IOR ONE NORTH
w to buy SECONDHAND CLOTHING and
fuRNiTuRE. The highest price paid. Address
$4,000, In SUMS FROM q 900 Up.
Apply ct once 10
JUAN BOYLE q co.,
marA-a 1i3 18th street n. W.
I ARGE SUNS OF MONEY TO LEND on First
Is BURNETT, IN,
Nou-u 1919 Pennsylvania avenue,