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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-29

"A lady having asked the Farmers
Club of New York city if rose leaves,
used so extensively in the manufacture of
perfumes, might not be gathered and
dried with profit, Andrew S. Fuller re-
sponded: ''Rose leaves are imported by
our druggists, and cost about $3.50 Il
pound. 1t is not, however, our common
garden varieties that furnish the rose
leaves of commerce, but the red damask
rose, from which the oil of roses is made.
If the writer of the above communication
wishes to go into the rose leaf business,
she would first have to establish a reputa-
tion for producing good article before it
would be in any great demand. l think
the price of labor in this country would
greatly interfere with the profits"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-29

james Gordon Bennett is the best
yachtsman and amateur sailor in the
world, being able to calculate latitude and
longitude by all the methods, both solar
and astral, and to box the compass equal
to any Jack Tar of them all.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-29
PENSIONS.

In the annual report of Hon. J. H.
Baker, Commissioner of Pensions, it is
shown that there were on file unadjudcat-
ed; June 30, 1872, 81, 236 claims of invalid
pensioners; 33,762 claims of widowers,
orphans, and dependent relatives, and H.
$50 of soldiers and widows of the war of
1912; total, 80, claims. The Commits
sioner estimates that the claims on ac-
count of the war of 1912 will be disposed
of by the 1st of May next He states that
the investigation of frauds continues to
receive epecial attention, with such graft
preston of wrong doing, as to demand
the continuance of the present policy.
1t is estimated that $50, 4SO, COO will be
required for the pension service during
the next fiscal year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-29

"A private letter from Paris says of
Mr.. Sumner; "His health is much i'm.
proved since his arrival in Paris, three
weeks ago, and he is in good spirits. but
overrates, it seems 20 me, the benefit he
has received from mere rest-Iates it, /
mean, as being more thorough and likely
to be more lasting than it is or can be-"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-29

"A curious book is now in course of
publication in England 1t is by Mr.. w.
II. Hart, and is entitled Inder Eapu1yatO
rius Anglicanus, or a descriptive catalogue
of the principal books printed or publish
ed in England, which have been suppress
censured, or for which the authors, print. %
ers, or publishers have been prosecuted.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-29

THE Capitol Library, at Washington,
is said to be full and overhowing with
books. They are crowded into the al.
ready packed cases, and heaped upon the
floor, and such confusion reigns there
that it is almost impossible for the Libra.
ran and his assistants to serve their read
ing friends. 1t is probable that build
ing will beput up soon expressly for libra.
ry purposes, as the books are being iniur-
ed by the rough handling they necessarily
now receive.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-29

One of the novel features of the Vi
emma Exposition will be very complete
collection of American newspapers, ar
ranged according to State, with cata.
logue giving full particulars in regard to
each one represented
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-29
EMPTY.


ny EDGAR FAwCETT.
YouR cosey crib is in the corner vet;
sit and watch II, just as day is dead
You cannot press again, my vanished pct,
Its pillow with your drowsy soldcn head.
You cannot reach plump arms to get my kiss.
Or dart about with rosy, naked feet
Babbling soft sylables Of that and this
tiny nightgowned fairy, blithe and sweet.
Once and for all you have lain down to rest
Motto rise up because Of birds or beams,
once and for all, with white flowers on your
breast,
To slumber coldly and to dream no dreams. y
Empty the home where, frolicsomc and fair
Your precious presence made so bright a part.
Empty your little crib, your clothes, your chair
But emptiest Of all your mothers hoarti
-AHdhtic lfOHthlN
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-29

:. Vermont proposes to bave more pub
lie Libraries, and TO this end scheme is
before the Legislature which recommends
the appropriation of $3.50, for this pur-
pose. The fund is to be distributed
among the towns according to their pop
ulations, each town to provide suitabl g
building, and all to be subject to the
Trustees of the State Library, the whole
scheme to be voted on by the towns at the
annual March meetings.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-29

THE hen that laid the golden egg was
dressed by Boston lady, the other day.
things, a solid nugget of IS carat gold,
weighing four pennyweights,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-29
Miscellaneous Reading.
SUNSHTNE.

TnERB's plenty Of sunshine 10 spire for us ALL
Then into our lives let us take IL;
The world, though brimful OF the glofious light,
Can be dark, five choose 80 10 make t.
we must open our hehris ct the sunlight pour in
And light mp the dark, drcary places;
With Sunshine without, aud sunshine within,
Neyermorc shall we see gloomy faces
We should seek out the lives that arc clouded and
sad,
Where sunshine perchance hath ne'cr entered,
And give to them freely from our brimming cup,
Where sunshine and peace long have centcred.
OF all tho world over there's light for us all,
Then into our lives let us take IT,;
The world, thoEgh brimful Of the glorious light,
Can bo dark, if We choose so 10 make H.
Golden A0e.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-29

Asilk manufacturer at Lyons, France,
has lately sent out a pattern card in which
there are 1913 shades,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-29

Herr Driesbach, the great lion tanner;
is now an Ohio farmer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-11-29
Department Reports.
WASHINGTON, November 16.
INTERNAL REVENUE.

INTERNAL REVENUE.
THE report to Congress of the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue will show that
the total receipts from spirits during the
fiscal year ending June 30 1879, were
$40, ,475, SIG, as against SAC, ,2S1 84S for the
year before; from tobacco this year, $685.
736, III, as against $33, ,579, 907 of last
year; from all malt liquors, So, ,259, 4C8, as
against 81, 150, TAO last year; income tax,
$14, ,430892, as against $18, ,375, 3s8 last
year. OF the amount received from spir-
its, ETC., New York paid as follows spir-
its, this year, "a, All ,355; last year, 81
082, ,658; tobacco, this year, $s,9l5, ,236;
last year, IS, ,604, S29; beer, ETC., this year,
$780, ,993; last year, $2,339,1S6. Ohio,
on spirits this year, $40, 412, $50; last year,
50, ,046, ,291; tobacco, this year, So, 710,095;
last year, $2,542, 900; beer, this year,
$747, 1877; last year, 1919, 6SS. Illinois,
on spirits this year, $12, 431 ,430; last year,
0,666.928; tobacco, this year, 81, ,994,.
051; last year, $2,294, 145; beer, this year,
$5, 140, 100; last year, 81, 0s3, 603 Missou-
ri, on spirits this year, $1,75G, 100; last
year, 81 ,044 ,573; tobacco, this year, ST.
08l, ,094; last year, 50, 10G,97l; beer, this
year, $877, 700; last year, $332, ,28S. Ken.
lucky, on spirits this year, 50, 760, ,073; last
year. $4,070,2 1852; tobacco, this year, ST.
t0ti oOSi ldSJ fedT, Sl, 100, SOSi uCeT, JHlS
year, $10i,906; last year, $780, 1873.
PATENTS.
The report of the Commissioner of
Patents, for the year ending September
30, 1872, has been transmitted to the Sec
retary of the Interior. The number of
applications for patents during that year
was 1857; number of applications for
extension, 2S4; for the registry of trade
marks, $50. Issued 13 $40 patents, 233 ex-
tensions, and 556 certificates of registry of
trade marks, and 81, 900 caveats were fled.
The fees from all sources amounted to
S700,954.86. The total expenditures were
$623, $500. The receipts over the eX.
penditures were $77, 400 90. The Com
missioner of Patents stated that his Office
has outgrown its original plan of organi.
zation, in 1898, and that il is now abso-
lutely necessary to secure to inventors
and to the country the benefits of the
patent system. He urges the importance
OF separating the Patent Office from the
Department, and states the evils of the
association of the Office with the Depart
ment is scarcely felt under the admins
tration of the present Secretary, as he
has recognized the fact that the work of
the Patent Office is radically different
from that of other bureaus, providing
different qualifications on the part of its
employees, and, hence, he has not inter-
fered with its peculiar duties. In conclu-
sion, the Commissioner urges the neces-
sity for more working room, and room
for the files of his Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-29
WASHINGTON CITY:
There is something worthy of attention in the

There is something worthy of attention in the
suggestion of Prof. Thomas Hill, of Wsitham,
Mass, concerning the most efficient mode OF
Guenching fires, especially in high buildings in
cities. This IL, that the tendency of fremen il
30 play on the fire from the top instead
of at the bottom. Numerous scaling ladders
are brought to the spot, and an immense
amount CT force Is wasted TO drive the water
up through the hose to where 1t can play on
the FIRE from the least effective point. The
tendency of fire TO go upward is irresisti-
bic, and fire in the top of q Building can never
be put out so long as the heat and flames are
coming VI from below. To spread a fire rapidly
IL must be lighted from the bottom. and so to
quench fire rapidly it must be put out at the
bottom. With the present apparatus of our
fire depar ments il will not be always practical
bic to carry out Prof. Hills suggestions. The
proper course would seem to be to provide some
means of boring through brick and stone walls
speedily and st any desirable point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-29

1t Is worthy of note that after the nth of
December France will only have one and b. lf
millions OF francs to pay before the war indem-
nifty will be complete. and that that money will
be speedily forthcoming. When seven hundred
millions of dollars have been easily raised,
there is not likely to be much diff Guilty in pay
Ding the other three hundred. Such extraori i-
nary promptness In paying has m AIDE the French
bonds wonderfully good in European markets,
and they are at present only four or I've per
cent. below those of the United States. The
slarmsts now profess to see In this state OF
things the sign that France is getting ready for
another contest with Germany, but In fact
France is bound over to keep the peace for
come years by the very fact that she has bor-
rowed the money to pay Off her Indebtedness to
Germany. The bondholders are all bondsmen
for the quiet behavior OF France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-29

1t will be remembered that Congress at the
last session made an appropriation for q survey
to ascertain whether it Is practicable to con-
struct a continuous water line through the vir-
ginias to connect the waters of the Mississi ppi
valley with the Chesapeake Bay. The engi-
neers employed for that purpose have shown
that such line is practicable, and we see that
q resolution hss been introduced in the legisla-
ture OF West Virginia agreeing on the part of
that state TO transfer all her rights and fran
chises In the Ksnawha River improvement, and
in the James River and kanawhs canal, to the
United States, upon the condition that the
latter will undertake and complete the
construction o: good and substantial throu "a
water line, in a reasonable time, as a national
work and at the national expense. "Barkis is
willin" if the United States Is
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Markets To-day.

PALIIyoRK, Nov. zo-yirsinis siIe., consoli.
dated, "a; do Transferred, 81; do new, IS; West
vi giBia's, ~, bid to-day.
BALI Morn. Nov. .9-Cotton dull; low mid
diDss, l4slsH Flou dull and unchsns W heat
siesdy aba firm; white choice, S20sss2lj; fair TO
prlmr do 81 s5a 80; choice smber S2a C5: good
Z, 4, grine red, . sessl s5; common to fair do,
~ HsSl as red western, q 55s 81 IS: amber west
ern, 70t Slsp. Cor aciiy. and STEADY FOR south
err: shit southern 56sSl; yellow south .rn 81 ass
nbed western. dull 81. Oat. firm: southern,
t s o western ni.ed i2a4s; do; white 4ia4s BYE
very dull Mes pork, SI.Is SIS Bulk meas
non inaily unchanged AID very dull; shoulders, So
o!ea rib sides, losiuh; hams, new, l5sl51a. rd
s4ss1.. Western butter unchanged. Whisky, quiet
9ss95
NV yoRK: Nov. STOCK. firm. Money irm.7 Z.
Gold dull, Ie7E. kxchar &c, long, 50: short, ga
GCy,Inm- nts = duh bur firm. Virgin. 6's n; new
81. North Cardinals 30: new, 81
NV YORK, Nov. 39.-Flonr unchAp red Corn
dnn end uuehsrsed. Wheat quiet And unch an sed
IoyIcN Nov. y. il q icons Is Opesed at
2s95e FOR both Bon's 81 ls65 old, slh 1867, 93'l
10 4o's. 81; rev fvss, 50 krie, 4?I
FRANKFORT, Nov. 99.-Bonds, 90. for the issue Of
1852 ~ -
LONDON, Nov. %. li:s0 a.m.-Consols for money
S2zs, for accoun' 91zsse3. Erie, 42Z
PARIS Nov 29-The specie in the Bank of France
has IIcrt a-ed Ccc 90 ancs since the last report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-29

A number or prominent citizens have been
requested by Governor Cooke to meet at the
Legislative Hall tomorrow afternoon, at ,
O'Clock, TO make arrangements for the ap-
preaching Inauguration ceremonies. For the
brst time in the history OF the country our col.
ored citizens have been invited very properly
10 take part in these ceremonies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-29

The Springfield Republican remarks that
while IL is undoubtedly one of the inslienable
rights OF the child of natare and of freedom to
make fool OF himself, it is sorry to see the
editor OF the Memphis Appeai abusing this right
To the extent Of seriously advising Tennessee
planters not to rent land or give employ ment to
negroes Who voted for Grant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-29

III the Chronicle is correct in its alarming
report that Laura Fair is coming East, is i, not
about time 10 form a Husbands Protective
Union in Washington?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-29

An apt illustration how overmuch scholarship
may serve to weaken the force OF language is
shown in the description by Mr.. Sumner of the
rescue of the crew OF the steamer Assyria as COM
pared with Z" Mark Twains" narrative of the
similar rescue Of the crew of the Charles Wood.
The latter Is most graphic and stirring de-
seription. though given quietly and in plain,
unpretendng language, while Mr.. Summers Is
weakened by finer words and the use of Latin
phrases like disJecta mepsGra to describe the
breaking up OF the ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-29

The Chron'cle expresses the hope that the
legislature will authorize the balance of the
sum voted for the Chicago relief fund to be
placed to the credit OF the District treasury.
The truth is that the sum $500, O)0) proposed to
he contributed by this District for the Chic ago
sufferers " a. enormously beyond the ability o.
The community TO shoulder; and il is doubtful
II the legislature had authority to vote away
hat sum IN the manner 1t was done, though OF
course the motive prompting the action was OF
the best The Chicsgopapers condemn in very
pointed terms the course OF the committee in
demanding this balance now that the occasion
has passed for its use
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-29

t CONNOLLYS,
"A Sos 9th street, opposite Pa:ent once,
The following bargains are offered:
Lyons AL SILK Velvet, 30 inches wide a no a ward
BLACK SILK very hDe, "a inches wide, 81 yard: be a
Quality buttons Kid Gloves, 81 81 pair tmmen Sc
bargains In Lace Curtains from auction: fin. Linen
kapsins, hemmed for use, g. 80 a dozen; heavy
hlatk water proof, yard ali linen fringed
Towel-, III dozen; furs, great BAR gains from auc
tion Cachimeres, French Merinos, Empress Cloths,
satines, hohairs, Alpacas, Sergss, &c ia ell this
new shsdes po29 ST.
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THE KING OF CaROMOs.
JAMES BEL LEW, BOOKSELLER,
705 7th street, corner G,N.w.

JAMES BEILEw, BOOKSELLER,
7o5 7th street, corner G,N.w.
Just received smother consignment of Pranp s
new Or Ru MO, "BkMINISCEnOE5 OF AN OLD
MAN" after the celebrated American artist, A. b
pufsnd. Some Of the first families CT the city hay g
ALREADY ordered copies OF this besu iu work OF art
Mr. b will NIL all orders at Boston prices. Gaia
PICTURE FRAMES A SPECIALITY n2s 81.
TAKE NOTIOE.-Mr. q. DREXLEK off, rs in
structiens on the art to preserve and mount Bros
and other objects Of natural history, including
working artificial branches, GROUND works and glass
CT scientific cabinets Mr.. DEEXJER guaranteed.
satisfaction TO all tho are interested. Sample
specimens OF birds, mounted seventeen years ago,
reeAhbted for inspection at Philip solomons 9
REM - EaLia avenue, above S.h street. For
i ssoIs, $40 sporumen persons travelling to
fore gD countries she uld cons ider ibis most ain
able Opportunity and make Of the only chance
ever ~ had. Beginning MONDAY, b cember %,
trtC-s ~ AT Clock at The Business College,
or e .Ih and sire; n vs.. n2l-2t'
- ii. DUy ALL, MERCHANT TAILOR, 45a
-. p, nnsylv snis avenue, between ~ and g. h
cts. would call the attention of Members of Con
gTess, Ci,izens and Strangers To his large assert
m.bt Of FbENCH and ENGLISH CLOTHS. CAS-
olMERES and y8STIEG5 Of recent i'm pOrtatiou,
and Fas hio pstle style, at moderate prices.
Also, GeLtleneu's hne Dres, Shirts, Undershirts
and Drawers, best quality Kid and street GLOW es,
Elk and Bingham Umbrellas, ecsrfs, Tiss. Hand
kercbiefs, Collars Suspenders, sc. call 10 re-.
spectfuliy requested. novZ s'av3wif
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-29

If Mr.. Greeley has any wounded feelings over
the result of the Presidential election, he ought
to find solace for them in the fact that though
the American PEOPLE were not disposed to dis
card deeI-sested convictions in order to place
him in the Presidential chair, they spontan-
eously, on the news OF his illness express their
appreciation Of his honesty. ability and wide
usefulness. 1t is sincerely to be hoped that his
life may be spared for further services to the
country he loves so we'll, but whether he dies
now or many years hence, his place In history
Is an assured one, by the side Of Franklin, a a
representative American.
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NJ Z w OF / G z I.
JUAN Boyle d CO.,
REAL E&TA TB AND NOTE BROKERS,
No. 900 6IpIEINrH STREET,

JUAN Boyle d CO.,
REAL E&rA TE AND NOTE BROKERS,
No. COS SIrIKENrH STREET,
topposite Treasury
HANDSOMELY FINISHED HOUSE on
the and snail s Sis
sndaons time Oh balance. Several IA BINS, email
or s1s the Of 8
n thirty mi, us-s OF Washington Terms easy
avg tns
Morse, &c. Alss, one Of 800 acres, in Fsu1uier
Also cDe 500
Va VIII be sold IN quantities TO suit purchasers,
I.lsnd avenue. 2xl9o each; small cash payment,
balance can remain fgr Ave 81 yeas,vith int-ret at
on very easy terms Three lots corner OF Nj ana sd
streets. -Four lots on 24th street bet seen NJ and
lSts n.sI Capitol. rontIns On New Jer.e. avenue.
Uhe o. the 1nest sit nations In the city handsome
handsome h euse on corner zis aud i Streets,
with every modern tmprov mt. long time paw
% Two Lots or Sd street Between sSd 5 aI <.
S ssr Lott on street bot % and Sd Three
and Lots IN al parts Of the city. Two hsais1m )
houses on 9th street
IN sum. Of from 4 ! anS 10 sin@n ~ req, estate
E0f the sccommod Of the gpSlic ths ofics
"a to O'CLOCK. nova9
STElNwAY's PIANOS
Our stock of these celebrated instruments is now
iIQT sRhI PIANOS u firm ESQ to g coO. ma
GRAND PIANOS from : 1859 to $1,000.
r rsoDs of refinement and taste who can appreci-
ate the value of rteinwsy Piano, are quesed to
We have also on hsrd large stock OF Piano. from
ista M .s.s monhy sai'h
Old Pianos taken in chanSe
Sole Ae.rt of sseinx.s. Fsaos, and G Mason
Haulin's Cabinet Organs. nov29 3w
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AND COMMERCIAL.

9Ov0FDm ent Securities
Jay Cooke q Co. furnish the following eo-day:
Bsy's Sfps E,NR silly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-29

All Xxx ALE.
VIM MASSEY CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA Xxx ALE.
THE TEST IN THE MARKET.
Price-91 so Fer Dozen, Pint Bottles.
For sale by the Leading Grocery Stores, and by
the Agents.
PALMER GREEN,
no2o lw 81 Greene street, Georgetown. d. O.
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Personal

AZ rs. 6ANfEE. Cla,-r0yaHf al Tsst WfftNs
w has EhONtD 90 30 81 81 street IUrth-
vet, between II and STREETS, SQUARE sruth 4
Gree. u1..-. q
A Oh FUk SATISFACTION, - Ar THE BKTg
"A ores: u - The new and most scientific rem.dg
Satisfaction cures IN Tire dsys ~ith0ut internal
medlclne. Only - SET 4 tile. DAkBi Medicine
stcre corner "a street and Pennsylvania avenue,
Principal sepOt. u5yI3-Ims
NsADAMk WILSON.
vi R,sslarlv ESEoa'ef FsBlais Phgsi-ira a.
k,6,rfscan b consulted on all DISEASES In Z.
10 Lddtss.
Residence and Concentration Rooms - ON .rea,l
between II sDa .. RoOms Board, Medical at,slt
ance, &C, Mt reasonable pric.e.
1are vcrm r' moved With head In two hour- b
Ter 10 patients successfully treated ia wzshing
ton. porla m
Ds. LEON
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
The Oldest established Specialist In the city.
DO. 6o5 ELEVENTH STREET, ABOyET
Hours: II to &, and z te 8. daily
- specislty-Fomsle Oompisins aud Outaneous
blstssee. yrr
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

r. RKHT-Neaffy TUsNIsHEp Rooms, en-
tuite, su table for Senator'S or COngressmsa, 10
The most convenient location in wsshtnston-iu-
redistefy near w,llsrds. Imperial sad Iirky@na
House- Apely 1908 Pa. enne N. W. mn ~oss .
ZOE ktNTCin SscrssigS9; - Oh, TIRE;
est ST. Get, contain ing ten pantry ant bath
room. AZ. Gas thrcushout; stable sud large lot:
Of the NEST de.irable locations in the town
Possession given Immediately. Apply 70 2.
Bkhkr No. 12l corner Ccneress ~. MS cost
EoR sALE-pwELJl Nc HoUsE sud Lot,
Il near new pito! Park. No 22s street north
west, next door 60 corner Of u street. Hou re-
markedly well built-thick Ais, WIDE hall aud hi.
rsvtd alley. Apply TO q. lNGLE, 4so Louisiass
avenue. novfS eSr
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BUSINESS CHANCES

$1,000 $500! 6oss =, ,ls sa,.r,,-,- -
estate ,eonrliy lnguir. ~ thi. osscs -, al
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CARRIAGES CARRIAGES n
" CARRIAGES
On band. large number Of first class a R3AR.
fashionable CAERIAGES, both light GSSTRS
end heavy, which will be sold at reduced -
prices Also, . large number of second hand Oar
rsges Repairing prom PITY attended to-
ROBT II. GRAHAM,
New Depository and Factory-4lO-4l4 9th ct. bet
and Is. B25 ST.
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DE-. W. HI. BARRETT.
DkNTIsT,
Has Removed to o. 1909 street N. w., corner
18th street. sstf