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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-05
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND @E@
u AND NORFOLK sTEAMSHIPssAa44AS
,LINE.WFoR P.HTLAnFLPHIA TWICE. a
WEEE..-steamers NORFOLK, EMPIRE, aud J.
d. GREEN, composing thls 1fne, will leave Rich
n1ofd every, MONDAY and THURSDAY at Is
O'Clock NJ, and Philadelphia every XEDNESDaY
and SATURDAY IL The Same hour, alternately.
8 Freights received daily (Sundays exceptedI for all
parts or Pennsylvania, New Jefseyfaud Delaware |;
also for Charleston, Savannah, and New tOrleaus, land
bills Of ladipg stgued through. a.,
IL Freight taken for Norfolk ut moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, Including meals and
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ONE ANDiA HALF MILES, FROM i Thu
81 lGREkNDRIER WHITE SULPHUR 81 J.
i, SPRINGS.
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ALL KINDS or LOB WORK NEATLY
44s Ex6EsIsTEi kT The DISPATCH PRIME
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with an invoice OFF,
cass1aEhEs AND boEsgiss !

Eg Erubbs d Williams, lS-p.s -
~ Ancaancers and Real Estate Agents. -lf,sE
~jh Eleventh, street between Main and Bank. "a /.
sNAILs BRICK DWELLING ON
IA gssF, EAST, SIDE. OF Sixth STREET.
N0EaM OF LEIGH STREET-GtTHCRSDAY,,
rfh "a August 1T S O'Clock p. NJ, WE VIII sell ugoh
the DgemisessI the property above sEeferrssal sto,'
housksd ON the south by the property Df, Wv.B.>
Aacgre, fronting thirty feet and running back to
IN, property Of GniofieI Walter d Blsff.aF' p"s''
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS,
taY, a tyrtl .rEf,aif - ftts HEtA ucf5oneerS.
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BY Cook &Laughton. A~uctioneers, .
corner of Governor and franklin streets.

STOCk OF .uILLINERYyLFANCY
y GOODS, &C.. " AUCTIOG;-At the request
we viii sell ut auc1 ion, on MONDAY the 9Th in
slant, at 10 o'clock, al tile store No: 703 Main street
1,ratr Seventh street, The entire stock OF e., s4, i,tg
MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, -
TRIMMED and UNFRAMED HATS and BON
STRAW GOoDS, NETS, SC. ,ty -
together with the variety usually found In a store OF
the kind. U~t-f"..5 h, ii, - s. -, ',Ht'
The ladies ue respectfully invited to attend. =.
mi - COOK Il LAUGHTON, AuctiOneerS.
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D0NEIsEsss SAgDINRS In half boxes
HI t,;s i,sts ssh ,,pL III, III Fraace--Hb r sale at iilsy
ssesits Isr laaff 1ex IN 81. rIzXfSB.JK..
RySs e4f ETpHq tefeeh
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y tf by F. II Eacho.'
~ Resi- Estate Agent and kuctioreer,
once No. 0 Fourteenth street, between Main and
~ "it - Franklin. = go - ;

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
Y SALE, IN HENRICO COUNTY.-Ry virtue
of q decree Of The Circuit Court Of. Herr1co pro-.
,uounced ON shc 10th day of May: tsfe. In the irjanc;
ton suit of Ed. Hogan rs. Harris and others. j shall
offer for sale ut public auction the REAL I
OF the said Ed. Hogan. at the coart-house OF Hen
rico, specified In the advertisement below The In.
iurcann OF the said sale having been dissolved, ss,id
sale WI I've made o. the 18th DAY OF AUGUST
unttr said decree and according TO the provtsions.
of dire deed of trust. 20 muehIof said land win be-
sold as win pay the cost accrued In said suit and the
execution or the said decree and three hundred dol
isrS balance due. AE'i f7"'t' +Et't''! :"
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hsUSHEEsS WANTS.

iiTbR SALE ATEL T. -FOUR
It ACRES OF LAND on the Grove, road one
| mile from tile corporate limits beattifgIly StnatGa,
snnfy To Hill & GODDIH,
"'ft' s"'sf Real Estate Agents,
| o,aat f.- -,-,t... No. HOS Main street.
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'NARLTON STILL, IN MARkET.-HaV-
" ing sold the, Boiling Spring, farm. we are
still Offering for sale tic Beautiful CARLTON
!EsTtTE odiolrfng the town Of charlottesville and
In sight OF the University of Virginia. -
This place combines many. attractions FIRST.
farming land, about ONE hundred acres low ground.
Of our best farmers have. after carefully riding
over slIe place, declared thrt they could readily clear
SS.Owo per unniirt from II. The buildings are han'i-
some and convenient; the grounds lad out wi,h
Of eYergreens. with good health, good society, mild
climate, and educational advantage. together with
think CARLTON would please the mostfastidioustn
search Of an agreeable home. ~ - =
Possession can be had OH q few days notice. and
the purchaser may also obtain the elegant FURNITURE
nowiiu the residence. ,''.. :
premises and. satisfy themselves that II more IMAM
fulfis our description.
3, TERMS Very LIBERAL .I--'.,o 49,, 't"
Apply to SoHS M sUS9Sins 'A@ 'ns1
, sv ,s-eaw4w ag Trustees.
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ssvEn AND osEaN STEAM ERs

.rUKARD LINE OF srEAM-AS#S
w FRS To, LIVERPOOL, STEENS-saaRaz@s
TOWN GLAsGGWStAND L0NDOSDtRRYIo
FI.Qhr NEW YORK $40: To NEW. YORK, ga,
IN CURkENGY.--Tte s.fe, frst-class iron steam
shjlS of, this line will sait as follows fWEDNES.
DAY, d7th; and SATURDAYS, 2rthi aud 9th Of
April, and SATURDAYS, 18th, ilth,. and 18TH Of
May, and twice every following week, from Gu
=. ..rs CHARLES FRANCKLYN,L :.
- SAMUEL AYRES. Agent, t
Richmond, No. 1929 Main, corner Fourteenth street,
90 ap,Y5-3m
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A SUBURBAN REsIDENCEFOR SALE,
N OK EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY.
A beautiful SUBURBAN e n = T g
TW ENTY ACRES OF HtGHLY-1MPROVED
GARDEN LAND, within small orchard OF ch'icc
frriitItrces, strawberry plants, asparagus beds. ann q
thorough repair, with a yard neatly arranged WIZ
arches. walks. &C; ornamerted With vines, slTnD-
hn;iv IN RICHARDSON & {.
pu S-Iw ,issU -f"'fti 1I13 Main street.
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H'Ut1 2 BY, Gir,ibbssiS Williams, ~ -" ~
: ttAGeaouesrs and Zeal Eistate Agents.
: Eleventh streetbetwecn Main and Bank! u

MOUNpAIN RETREAT FOR
~ ). .m,,tc SALE AT AUCTION, ,n.4ris.t, -
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Notwithstanding to remove to-
e m,r new and commodious warehouse. 10 Iii
IRA MsInFstreet. we offer for rent the very qesira-,
STORE, ON Thirteenth street, at present sse1s
lied III ms. esS.ssion given list OF September..
GARDNER; CARLTON & BALDWIN.
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THOR RENT, MY FAKM, CONSIST an
IL ING nfTWO HUNDRED ACRES, With =
BRICK DWELLING OF SIX rooms. and usual OUT,
hss,s,s. i'm eoOd erder, situated three miles gloIn
.,sisbryona, on New Market road. If not rented
nriyasclyb before Tie 10th or 4 ugtsf = VIII .be RENEE
publicly on or be orc the 18th, " which que Botsfe
I also desire ~foysecHre the services ola lJoung
man 10 take charge of a farm Of lse acres one lillie
botosy the aoove-lrsineds G ?assreE cTrURNER,1f
aittp vi I'm, ssend7Sz i No. 1913 Fruhklin street.
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are more auitaDie places fOg 1aSai0naDie musk
than churches. What b your feeling when
you say 'tthe congregation WIN sing no. Y.
l.. M.,"and yon know that slender choir
win poorly respoad? Old Hundred has be.
come now the only property OF the congse-
CATION, which Ii wili sing In spite iof the
sneers and derisionI Gf the members Of the
choir. al & .ts,tas # {stf a,4 i,
Let us bear fa mind that congregational
singing may be made ATTRACTIVE not merely
by is force, but that by weIh<airecsed exer-
eises ether beauties are a%ttalnahle, IS, for
'instaaee, snbduing and swelling the voice
according 20 the tenor Of the words, or sing.
ing In parts, or In an ansiphonaf style ny
singing alternate between the male ind fe-
male portion Of the congregation as. 10 Is
done by the Moraytans. nc Is not too bate
to arrest the corruption OF church music.
Boldness and frmness on the part of the
minister, aided by Cue sensible members OK
the church. win lapkesa EefoEfhspossible.
Three weekly meetings of the congregation
Q rthe purpose Of stndying tunes, Che latter
selected By q ccmmittee,s would enable the,
people TO learn during the first month at
least twelve tunes, o number to be increased
for every successive month. For The sHfst
study OF congregational singing We would
recommend: 1.
Arlington, AKerton, SO Ann's, Baeruna,
Bethany Nearer my Sod, Beverly, Cam
fa1age, Chimes, Coronation, Danyers,.D Dun
dee, Trace. Grace Ia charming soundb,
Hebron. I Would Not Live AiHays, Just as
Am, Kingsley l1anesboro,, Litehieid, Mer1
den, MoFiah, Mendon, Old Hundred. Pc,
tefsborc' Prest, Spanish Hymn, Seasons,
Sflyerstroet, Windham, Woodstock. Zerah.
rya~1r. T~nar,7a~,SIt -.
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rTaNTED- SITUATIONS as IEACh
w frss hx iua young ladies, either in pIiysLe
.n,,tss ~ scfooh, They bare expcrieace IN seasr r
Ing Ehafshs French md music. s hetsi ar west.
aaateSs .statIne terms. A. E.,Hnf No. NS W -
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fOR RENT.


Ts0R TEssT. the BRgGKDWELLIEG
q o1a east Cfsy strcet. Has eight F2omsys -
ss,b sr,th and closet on npptf moor. I.oSscssloH
given Immediately. Apply on sse fr Z sMITm,
1892 MsIa street :
T5OR RENT, THREE VERY PLEA-fafsss
II sANT Rooms onfsec6rd floor ITO aniGhsz1
the third door may be ad1edff destredi wiah kitci,en
wy. .,,s .sSoa-Sousa sfa good neiglrncrhoo. Posses
ryos Given al nhces Apply at 40 seventh sLeett
SatweSt Marshall and Clay. au 80.
T,OR RENT, the sEC0NDiFL0oR, 4a !:s
Il containing THBEE ROOMS, Of house Sc.li:1
G0o Msin street, between Sixth ard SeTefssi1s Streets
S,poate the Arlington IIou.es For further particu-
~ aspiy TO r. N.ACHRISTAN,
IT, office NcRae 6 Christian.
" WISH TO RENT NY. FURNISHED III
4 HOUSE, GARDEN GHdTHREE CgAss. 81
during August and septembeTsse.s iaIiig qes,rt tpe
leSfg. TERMS moderate. Address, .h.ffrfTe0
Sickaffurua VH.ftts Stfist ~ - istf 2HS0s !.
,TaOR RENT; the largo and ,desirableGGssa
T RHICN DWELLING On the. east side 9ffH&
sixth street beyond Leigh, at present occupied ~
MAJOR &. K. PRee,i containing ten. roon1s.' kttcneo
with fnur rooms, gas, wateI, and sLl inodernt c,nVe-
mcnces. Possession given short fush 1nstahs; Appi!
TO fStGIUhBS, 3 WlLLiAMsi
So - "a -
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-yNTAETED ITO
WI RSse1E SCHOOL FROFERTf;alt nas ~.
c~onnrnodsGors Tor a hrndTed Tutiis; "a - I'm IN
yysnsed nt Ssvys5easpnabse terftis.5rFor paiilSs.Na
addrrss G~reeuapol deposs, AibeInarie ceapsScarr Il
Z Nj 1nstS5t< ann-
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WANTED, to employ g ifst-class SAW
~ LIN F.H. RAiM,.
4. j., - rste f-t"t : South side of the Dock,
between Sssetsruth aud Twentieth streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

The smallpox is still raging in Dublin,
Ireland. and il is most fatal to children under
Two years OF age. letter from DIR. Speedy to
the guardians OF the North Dublin Union, bears
strong testimony to the value of revaccination.
81 have" he says, "revaccinated 400 persons
Curing the past three months, large proportion
a. whom had good marks of primary vaccina-
ION, yet in these individuals excellent vesicles
were formed, and among all no case of small
Iox occurred" 1t is stated as a medical fact
that persons addicted to the use of intoxicating
drinks are more liable to be attacked by this
loathsome disease than those OF abstemious lives
and regular habits.
DIR. j. III. Grimes, of Baltimore, proposes the
appointment in that city of two physicians
whose exclusive duty it shall be to attend small
FOX cases, in order to prevent smallpox patients
from coming in contact with physicians attend
ing patients generally in the city, and limit
fEem to the proposed Official physicians, on the
ground that this will prevent the spread of the
disease, as he claims il is now disseminated nv
physicians visiting smallpox patients and then
going TO see others not afflicted with that dis.
ease.
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Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
THURSDAY......... I6- ps-2

What Is the reason that cooperative stores
ere not as successful in this country as in Great
Britain? There are at present fifteen hundred
such stores in England, Scotland and Ireland.
with 100000 cO-operators. There are thirty
Societies which have from 900 to 1000 mem.
hers, and nine having from 1900 to 900 mem
1eTs. -Four hundred societies have a total of
Ia ,2tS members. The distributive stores en-
brace every variety Of article in use by the
working classes. There Is a wholesale society
IN the north of England, in the cooperative
District, which supplies 500 societies with goods,
ana has no less than 235 societies in federation
Its net profit last year was nearly $40 900, and
Its total sales during twelve months up TO April
j, 1ss2, amounted to more than s3,193, $50. This
society has agents in all the great markets, and
Proposes to send agents here to buy bacon.
cheese, and other American products. One
Scottish wholesale society has ninety-seven re-
fsil stores in federation, and an annual trade of
: i.cOO,OCO. AL its surplus capital is invested
Exclusively in cooperation. The cooperative
congress which sat at Bolton, England, declared
Itself in favor Of cooperative banks, and if the
stores Can be 50 successfully managed, why not
banks as well?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

pleasant story is going the rounds of the
IaIers to the effect that the largest ruby in the
world has just been added to the cabinet o.,
Prof Shepard. at Amherst College,-which, by
the way, is probably the largest and best of its
lind in the United States. The statement Il
that this marvellous stone weighs SIC pounds.
and that Prof. s. was only able to prevent its
going to EurOpe-where it was doubtless wanted
by half the crowned heads for princesses,
Lowries-by planking down $500 in cash! When
We reflect that the ruby ranks IN value with the
diamond, ard rather above it in large sizes, we
ahihk the Professor is to be congratulated on
getting so hne sample for anything less than a
dollar pound. An even dollar wouldn't have
1een high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

New Jersey and Delaware are still engaged in
3 lively "shad" war, the question involved
leing the right to fish in the Delaware river.
Governor Parker has issued his proclaim alton
Claiming for New Jersey jurisdiction to the
middle of the river. Delaware still, however,
contends that her title runs from shore to shore.
under the grant from the Duke of York to Viii.
liam Penn As both these Cheering sisters for
bid residents of other states from fishing in
their waters, outsiders do not care whether the
''seale turns in favor of the "Jersey blues or
The "Blue hen'ichickens,' nor what shadows
tAev pursue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

The New York World reiterates its assertion
that the assumed republican strength of MIR
Greeley is "a mere flight of fancy and after
i'ying facts and figures to support it, saws tina
nulttudes of democrats who prefer principles
10 expediency have already made up their minds
10 bolt TIE Baltimore ticket If the convention
dominates Greeley, and that such nomination
would drive away two democrats for every re-
publican that viii follow Mr.. Greeley in a dem
Ccratie alliance"
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s|small-pox is increasing in Boston.

- POA - increasing In Boston.
~Commodore Maury has severed his con-
neetion with the Virginia Military Institute.
@Mr. Michael Dice, of St. Louis, has a
horse which gambols and throws dice.
The st. Louis Times requires people to
wear Brown bands on their white hats
~ Mrs. Logan, of Akron, Ohio has became
In. ne through the opportunities OF sewing
- e agents.
Victoria and the Princess of Wales
- chignons, while NJ adame Theirs
- In 81 a'.i;ss "m, as well as false hair.
s[rhe Coun,es. q, Nsyo has been appointed
Honorary Lady Of the b. " queen
Victoria.
n1At the Lexngt (Ry.) races, ye. r9sy,
The mile and a half dash was won by Lon yfels.
In 24IH.
~The laborers on the new postefice build
ing IN New York have commenced working on
the eight-hour system.
~rhe New York legislature, after rushing
through the new charter for New York CITY,
amended so As 20 prohibit appropriations 10
sectsrisn schools, and sundry other measurss
with similar haste, adjourned Tuesday. The
Governor issued proclamation copysning An
extra session. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

Ihe Methodist general conference has re-
eelved and referred to one OF its standing COM
mittees protest against Free Masonry as
1lVai religious organization, which includes in
''s limits members Of the Methodist church, and
which yet does not recognize the Saviour. Pro-
l,Sts OF similar nature are being received
uAliy 10y the conference, printed on slips, and
Evidently designed for general circulation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

The new law In relation to street cars, pro.
lOsed by the sanitary committee Of the New
\ ork board OF health, provides that no cushions
shau be used on the seats or backs; that the
cars shall be properly ventilated and washed
osiiy' and that no dirty or soiled clothing shall
De carried on the cars and no straw used. The
Ne" York Tunes says that the cars in that city
now are moving nurseries for contagious diseases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

FROM ALTAR TO PRISON. Chicago Romance
a young, handsome and well-dressed lady in
Chicago on Tuesday appeared at the COUNTY
Jail, with license and justice Of the peace,
and Insisted upon being married to q notorious
hotel thief, who is awaiting trial, which will
undoubtedly result in five years sentence to the
peRitentiary. The woman is said to belong to a
wealthy and respectable family. The marriage
ceremony was performed, and the thief returned
IL his cell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16

Reavis, the capital mover, has gone back on
George Francis Train, and was eloseted with
blr. Greeley on Tuesday afternoon for some
time. We congratulate Train.
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PERSONAL,

Ne X. SAWYER, Csasrcoyanf, Mas.srle Tss
90 Medtfn, can be consulted 50 her house. No.
oIo tn 81 between and ID, Island, upon ali inn
PoIIant business past present and future. mia I'm.
NoHUMBUG.-TheQ Queen OF Spirits, the highest
oeveiopea medium living. has the wonder ful
power OF changing luck, tells the past present AMI
inture success or failure of any business foret,H
&C &c l1S Chew alley, between and and ID
and ID streets northwest sra; H., -
HEREBY WARN THE PUBLIC not 10 crefit
my wife 70 my name, As have separated nnyself
NUN nef' 70, lml1 vi HENkH EwALD.
General papers please copy /
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS,

IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS.
We will sell, for immediate Improvement. on m sst
,sy9rsble terms and WITH0UfANY CASH PAY
tween 18th and 18th, and I streets, opposite the
present state Department, having q Continuous
frontage OF s66 feet with depth Of % feet 10 An
alley The street 10 50 feet wide graded and has
nne row OF shade trees in front, aud will immei IL
atey have ell the cow eniences Of Sewerage VI aar
and Gas. The 18th street cars pass within fe -,
OF the ground. Twenty two neat two story Cottages
with porches, bay windows. &c, are alreaiy H.
course Of construction on the street Appiy an
to FITCH Aim
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
mist 5l9 eth street onn posf naca
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prrAnn~-
;; saE4 ss:i;. :si5
,,RY In The STAR Hs
~IHE, ANNuAt MEEEELINs s9 az TnE
Full DING ASSOCIATION viii be held at Po-
trmac Han, on ] II uRSDA 7, lay lsth, at o clock
y Election Of ofisers for the ensuing year VIII
and the annual h9asas ,sHoEs nc
N@AffENfIONl kNIGHTs ..Eyery member
uS ofLiBEBTY LODGE. No. 6, X Of P, will
meet In the main saloon q Odd Fellows Hall, Navy
Yard, ON FRIDAY EVENING, May Eth, st ~
O'Clock sharp, for the purpose Of Organizing the
Division and for drill. By order o. the Lodss.
ml6 n GEORGE fORDHAM, R. 3.
N~REPCBLIC SAVINGS AND BUILDING
S AssoCIATIoN.-A limited number Of
shares viii be sold-not more than ten shares 20
.seh .1bssribsr; Dues sido Per month On e. s;s
ErIsst W, or e the once Of the Association
misst tRsSi Ell SWEET. Secretary.
NTBoUNpARY AND sILyER SPRINGS
~ RAILROAD.-Proposals for building tbs
ebovs road viii be received until May 14th. Fol
Specifications and information apply TO address
JOHN CLAGEfr, President,
payli st sls Market Space, Washington City.
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CREAT BARGAINS IN REAL Estate

HOUSES and LOTS for sale at greatly reduced
prices. Reason for selling out am about to leave
the city. Eighteen Houses and Is Building Lots: is
he houses are story press brick fronts aud
tNo small press .orlck twostory houses and one
irsme mouse. All have all modern imprsy ements
lie eeoS e houses are all new aud location unsur-
passed. NOW 10 the time to secure a good bargain
VIII exchange in part for city lots a small cash
pay ment down; balance on tine to suit purch assr
formerly Turner street, and save commission: a
m to- Pm ms lm'J J.. .DARROW
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LOST AND FOUND.

0SI.Fridsy evening the 10Th, coming from
IL attonal TheAter, BLACK CAPr, trimmed
with lace liberal reward viii be given Tor its re-
turn % 1e11 X street northwest. ml6-2ts
II 0ST-on Wednesday evening, ladies WATCH
IL without chain. liberal reward viii n
be aid Tor its return 10 the First National ESs1
Bank. 1t 6Sx
ZANE TO MI HOUSE, ON THE erHO NAY,
~ . brindle bull CLIP, with one black
eye and one white one. J. p RoBERT4
SON, corner 5th street and South Csro-=
LIMA avenue. IL
FAkEN UPON the 18th instant, q light BAY
4 MARE, Is hands high. The owner can ~
nave her by proving property, pay charges IN
and take her away Apply az r. E.NN
WALsH =, corner 4;h and n sits. n. W. mlS-St-
II Osr-betveen corner OF 7th street and P~un.yl-
- yania avenue and Anscostia h ridge, . POCKET
BOON, containing about ees In currency, and
papers OF no value TO any one but owner $50 reward
viii be paid II left at SAMUEL BACON co. :,
corner OF 7th street; or TO ROBERT MARrIN,
Uniontown. mis- 81.
EINE KAR RING FoUND-rhe owner can have
II by proving property and paving for this al,
yertisement. W. ID. GLENN,
ma l2oS y street, near corner lfth.
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20 HOUSES ON LONG TIME.
Rents are so high that any person who can nav
rent can purchase home r"'
. HOUSES on Capitol Hill
HOUSES on the Island,
s HOUSES at the Navy Yard
q HOUSES in the First Ward
HOUSES IN the northern part Of the city.
Also, several HOUSES for cash.
We can please you. Come and see.
No trouble to show property to persons meaning
Big: carriage employed for that purp pose
HONEY TO lend from sne to ten years.
once northeast corner 18th and Y streets first
hoor. PHIL. III. WEIGH CO.,
mays I'm IRep lml ana Rnidars