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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TO LoAN-s9o 600 in one sum; also smaller
Furnished HOUSES on II street, between isth AMI
18th streets, for rent: also uptu.pished Houses.
m24-st [Chron.,Psti 7aS 18Th street.
81 000 TO LEND, IN SUMS TO SUIT,
,UUDy on good real estate security. Apply
at No gig street, room 8. maa So
DERsONS HAVING HOUSES FOB RENT
many y for HOUSES 81 s have great
city. CHARLES THOMPSON co.
MONEY TO LOAN IN sUMsTo SUIT.
CHARLES THOMPSON L CO.,
m226t- Corner 9Th aud ii streets.
"RELHAvEN" FOB SALE.
This property is very attractiyely located on Ca
tbe ReIsy s s, Etsi1 Ts minutes walk
minures' ride from Baltimore, and one hour II
ard afew minutes by rail from Washington. There
are nine trains from Washington TO the Relay daily,
COTTAGE. in perfect order, containing IL rooms.
with hall. pantry and closets; stables and ali other
supplied: The grounds are beautifully laid out and
productive and full Of all ki.ds Of vegetables and
splendid water in dwsi1S ana s.o n
line the and Ss:
Baltimore and Washington, and is perfectly heal
s and on L. % be
Aren't at Relay House, to HLNRY sEGKEE: ksS.,
Baltimore street, Baltimore. m27-st-
"A BEST p sTASPs FOB THE SR90ERY
The undersigned, having concluded to retire from
Stock and fixtures Of their old and veii estasiished
iss III 0DrP.ef H ass wEsEiR'sn CO Mar
GREAT BAR9AINS IN RIAL ESTATE
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
MATrIKGLY a WHEELER,
AUcrIoSEEBs AND BROKERS,
sos 9TH STREET n. w, NTxT To Corner ~ X.
Real Estate and Personal Property bv Auction and
Liberal Advances made pending sales
Loans Neg 'ti,ted on all classes of securities.
Corporation Assessments and Certificates
Bought and cold.
Prompt attention to business, and N pasrate Com
hllseLon cnetee1 mtyls-eo5t
NJ Z W OFF &c Z.
JUAN BOYLE a 60,
REAL ESTATE BRoHERs,
No. us F.FTEEYTH STREET, PLANT BUILptSs.
FOE SALE
Z. nsnd,sonely ~ RnisHED HOUSE on south a
improvements: small cash payments and long time
SEVERAL FARMS.
small ana large, on the line of the POint Of Rocks
Railroad, within a few minutes walk Of The depot:
within thirty mfartes Of Washington, Terms essT
One OF 800 acres the sane ROAD and same distance
from depot mProves ~ Heg.s, &C.
Near CAPITOL fronting New Jersey avenue; one Of
A HOUSE on North A street: $40 cash, balanss
THEE HANDSOME HOUSES I'm the w,,, end.
HOUSES and Lots IN ali part. OF the city.
TWO HANDsOME HOUSES on Ninth street.
MONEY TO LOAN
ID inns Oh from sl'ooto $1,000 on real estate
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DAsTURAGE-The undersigned, h.v "a number
81 acres Of land in grass. will take stock TO Craze
q: ii. p. CLARK, 7th street road, near slieo post
efice. mis- 2ws
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r L. HOODS

N o
BOARD OF PrBLrc woRKs.
WARRINGTON, ID. c.. May -, 1S1.f
The Board OF Public works having doensd IL con-
through the lands Of Mrs, =. D. Barrstt, between
the RekyiIls trrnRike and The land formerly owned
reserved By the said nurdock and have caused the
ssne 70 ssslEssysd, and plat to be prepared and
An persons interested in this road snd who my
20 this eoard ifs regular setiag on the sEc0xD
noNnAy in June merit
MA ALEX. B. SHEPHERD, Vice Prest.
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BOARDING.

ROARDERs wANrED-RosMs, cool and eie.
- giant, will be vacated shortly in splendid man
sion with garden in the heart Of the city
changed. Apply Ne. sI4 sth street, between and
Il. mis-2ts
EIksT-CLAss BOARD-With Lar &c and small
y front and back Rooms, connecting, pleasantly
during the summer months. Apply at No. aga 81
street northwest. my22 6ts :
900 y ST, NEARLY OPPOSITE TIE KB-
l2SC bitt HOuse.-Handsomely furnished
EYE en- suite or single with or without TABLE,
Transient and Table Boarders also accommodated.
COUNTY, BOARD WANTED IMMEDIATE-
~ ly for family OF four, within sn hours ride OF
Washington. Three rooms required. Pay In ad-
Postal Lock Box III. may2l-t fi
R0ARD IN BSOQKLYN, N. T., at $40 Henry
- street, by the day or week. Parties visiting
New York will find II to their interest and comfort
TO call at above number, few minutes by horse
Sacket street cars cross Henry street q few doors
from the large four-story double house. COmmO-
lions and eieganty Iur nlshed Rooms An be engaged
above. mis- 81
COOP BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
~ prices moderate, At 2l05 corner of Pennsylya-
MA avenue AID 2lst street. maylu
DLEAsANT RESIDENCE AND BIO iRD I'M the
18th street. few steps from 9TH street cars in new
ard elegant house, with large garden he'd for
single gentlemen during the simmer months. For
particulars inc uire at J. ANGERMAN 3 shoe store,
AIS 9TH street, between and northwest. In the
same building two large and fine PARLORS. with
all the modern improvements, Tor Lady and gentle
man. ar0
EIksT.CL.ss BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
at 1901, corner Of Pennsylvan ie avenue aud 18th
street. Good location. aud accessible. mh2s-ly
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RlTID STATS PATENT OTTi0j
bonn on Yrsrrc WoRxs.

BOARD or YrsLrc woRxs,
The Beard Of Public Works having dssosd IL
uon Of the "Linnesn LIN Road" through the
nnds Of fetrcs ehosmaker and Thomas Blssden,
and plat 70 Be prepared and nled In this once.
All psrsone tnferested in this ehsngs and Who may
e tss BGsr9 q ne regular meeting on the sKcoxp
ma ALEx: R:sHBPHERD. Vice Pre.r.
ELEoTHIe BSR quo P0wDER ExfKR.
why Be eaten mp with Bed Bugs, Small Reaches
Flee, Ants, and Moths, when one bottle a.
GLksfw0RrH4 POWDER viii clear ths houss.
Free from poison.
For sale By all Druggists.
Price, IS cents may20-sms
DASTURACE-Tbeu pdersgpei h.yinGa nun,hev
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FISHING RODS, fine assortment; also, q large
II lot OF CROQUET SET rs; much below the
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MADAME ROSS.


THE WONDERFUL ASTR0LOGlST,
has just arrived from New Orleans after absence
OF nine yeare, and will be pleased 20 see her Old
friends, and ell those desiring Astrological Consul
tafions. Che has aseonished Thousands Of people
who have witnessed her, She lie the only lady that
s really endowed with the natural gift Of foretellnG
the past, present and future: This lady has trsv-
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satisfaction; This LADY has been pronounced BY
be the most wonderful In her profession. Advice In
She respectfully invites Gil 90 call and be con-
WINGED OF her great powers. Satisfaction guarna-
teed on no Day. B1sness strictly confidential.
Madame BOSS cures ell diseases Incident % fe-
males. Her parlors are nov located st SOC u
street, opposite Masonio TeUple.
Ladies', o.; Gentlemen. els9. mays,n.
I'm MARRiA0E.-Hspps Rslssryc YessE Msa
~ from the effects Of Errors e11 Abuses In cary
life. Msnhoea restored- Nervous dsbilfty cured,
Impediment. % Marriage removed. No. na<hod o.
treatment New and Remarkable remedies. bSoEe
snd Cireuls.s sent free 4 ss,ssd Aadrss
n ADIID OUByDnIn0 BDon IBRDoULA1l-,
sSsif =. - = = u. Lxol, Is 49, g
Ing sles6e1sy 81 ssoels eooVlAan0 b t. o1ey II,
0Dsct0y hSetee esa0 ~ eAsss Whe have bs0e
dsosive1 By svtD4srs. He GQars1Se0 . 80
ss.s e p ssH2S' ,SSTss kse.s " - =.
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profitable Employment.

IL ih T TWO persons Of either sex in ey ,ry town
irom stn ~ Sdtaantet, by which they my realize
, s'Oo 70 ooo per year iii but little inter
t,m,. ~ d,.v "n afanay occupation. If The whole
Boys and girls can make h.a,lv ~ n be M
i,eopie, some making from 81 to SIS per we.k
767 Broadway, MY. . W.
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inis ~ the most tho ougn blood pur der Vet dir.
covered, and cures aHhamors from the worst Sc,uf:
ala toa common Eruption. Pimples and Biofche
on heffce and scalB or rough SKIN, which arc sui
annoying bemishes to many young persons, yiel
70 The USE of lew bolt rs OF this onderful medi
cine. From one u ight bottles rure Sal Rheum
ErySipeiaS, Scdld Head, ring Forms hollis Scuh
Erapti0nS ofthe SKIN Scr'f,lid Sores, Ulcers ana
"CdItkei' in the Mouth and Stomach. Ii is u pur.
medicinal extract OF native roots and plants com
bininS an hlrn0ny Natures most sovere IN curativ.
properties, which God has insted into the yeye
table kingdom for he ding the sick. 1t Is great
r.storer for the strength and vgor of the system
Those who are languid, sleepess have n errous an
professions or fears, any ri the affections symi.
t. matte readiness will lad convin ing eyi,i.nc,
OF restorative power upon trial. Ifyou feel duU
dro|sy facilitated and dependent, have frequtnr
HeGddche, mouth tasfes bady in the morning irreo
at0 appetite aud tongue coated you are sur rim,
from 10fpid Lirer or" HHioasness 3" In miny case,
of"LiCer ConpGiat' only pant ofthese symptom
are experienced. "A. Il remedy for all such cases
Or. fierce's Golden Medical Dissolve v has no
equal as It effects perfect cures, leaving the liver
strengthened aud healthy. For the cure OF Hnbtual
Const patton OF the Bwels il i never failing rem
edy, II Il ihose who have used It for this ulrpos,
are loud in It's praise. In Bronchial Throat anc
Laag Diseases, II has produced many truly remark
able cures, where other medicines had failed Soil
by druggists ut 81 90 per bottle. Prepared at tn,
Chemical Laboratory of
nv. FIERCE, NJ. D., Buff. Ny.
feb2ilaw &w3m
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Japanese Paper Ware.

Unprecedented success Paper Ware is being uni
versaly used. The people like it. Public Institu
tions are adopting it. 1t is economical for TIL.
housekeeper. Water Fails, Basins, Chamber rails
,lopJ Bowls, MIX Pans Splltoons, Trays, &c,
&c. The trade il supplied by the manufacturers,
N. Y. city.
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E0f1 AGENTS WANTED-To sell Ohara's
SuU Pocket Giant Corn shelter. Shells
nnsh' Is PEE hour. IL snatches The corn quicker
lhhh wink Every farmer tuys one. Agenlt
" Axe $40 dav. For further particulars address
u L. FRENCH, Gs Warren st., New York
ana Warranted Cure for those who wsh to
kNe Up tmokinp sent for 5Jc. and Set. stamp
''u"icss Box lU5, Peterborough, y. H.
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$4,000 Challenge (!

We DEFY the world to produce a remedy equal to
DIR. kiMBAs.L's COUGH KALsAMl No
Gre, no P,yi Trial Bottles Free sold by all
1nst-class Drug
Testimonial from A. Burbank fifteen years Trustee
OF the Ma nc Insane Asy ltin.
LEWISTON Oct lst 1911.
DIR. KIMBALL:-- have exam, ned the formula for
the making II your Bot mic Cough B.tlsam. NJ, can
conl,lcl lily recommend it In ali cases of Colds,
Cough Group, fnauenzi, HoarseLess, Asihma. In.
II IN stoa OF the Throat, and ali diseases of tie
Chert and Lungs. ! have recently used IL in II
humber Of cases Of whooping Cough with marked
sale; cure and reliable remedy. No family should
be without yyuf Cough Dalsanl.
A. BURBANK, NJ. ID.
Whoiesale Agents, Geo. c. Goodwin 4 10 Bos-
ton, w. T. Philips 4 Co., Portland; l.. n Ticomb,
Augusta. jAnL3-feod ,mxw
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SAVE YOUR LIFE

BY promptly using WINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOS-
PlllTES, IL chemically pure preparation of PHDS-
PHOkUs, one of the most Important elements o
the Hannah D dy, and the only means by which This
LIFE GIVING and LIFE .USTAiNlNG element
can be supplied To the system. We guarantee il to
be a eetain CURE for COUGHS. COLDS, coz
SoMIilo>, and all Pulmonary Affections, and The
Specihc Remedy for SC9oFULA, DYSPEPSIA PAR.
ALfsis, NERVOUS and PHYS DLHITtTY and all
NERVOUS AfftCri'iNs. 1t Is unsurpassed as a
TONIC and lNviGoRATOR, an gene ator of PunE
and HEALTHY BLOOD. For further informal on
Testimonials, Reports Of Physicians &c, sen Tor
onr TREATISE. Price 81 per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists Address j. Wl>CnE TER CO.,
IS John Il New Ork.
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NUDfAs, Scarf, Mitiens Hose. az d other Wors
~ cd fiao's ut MRS. DECKER's,
pov Gf5@ uslloweu.
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HISTORY OF TIE GREAT FIRES

In CHICAGO and The WEST by REV. e. J. COOP.
SPEED ID d. ofChcago. The only complete Hi.
craving price :? 81; outfit &lO0 20 600; alreati,
s"d' Profits go to sufferers. Agents wanted
Address III. :. GorDSPEED 4 co, 81 Park Row
New York or j. W Goodspeed Chicago. st. Louis
or Cincinnati decb.w,m
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whipped when Il Is over. For twelve
years the democrats have brought out
their roosters before election, and figured
out magnificent victories in the columns
Of their newspapers, hut after election
there was not crow to be heard or q
rooster seen in their camp and the victo-
ries were invariably upon the republican
side. The trade in Connecticut gives a
few ambitious leaders into the hands Of the
democracy, but it does not give them con-
troll of any portion of the republican
voters; n whose hands the State VIII Be
safe for Grant in November-doubly safe
by reason Of the treaehery Of man once
honored and trusted. The growing of
democratic papers over Ferry's election
will have the effect to make liberal re-
publicans understand thoroughly how such
movements are regarded by the democrats.
We trust they will continue to crow, and
thus make certain republican majority in
Connecticut and an increased popular
elsewhere for Grant.
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closing Up and firm determination 70 stand
united and strong for Republican principles
andshe.p Gfty nominees.
The Toledo Blade: says "Horace Greeley
turns in horror from the corrupt Leet and the
more corrupt Stocking, to find sweet comfort
Ia the hands Of the Blairs Gentle Horace !
Guileless Greeley.
"Take al the haunts of debauchery In the
land and you will find nine.tenths Of their mas.
ter spirits the active partisans Of that same
Democracy" wrote Horace Greeley years ago.
To-day he i rooins 70. lovingly. these same
"master spirits" -
The new rules for the government of the
republican party In Philadelphia may be re-
garded as An honest attempt at reform. They
make two importent changes in the present
political methods. They take from the con-
ventions the authority to nominate candidates
for the party, and permit the people to NOM
nate them directly from the polls they take
from the ward executive committees the pow
er to appoint the city executive committee,
and give voters of each ward authority to vote
directly for the person to represent them In
that committee.
Referring to the Greeley movement and the
effort to bring the colored people of the
South to its support Republican paper pub
lished at Montgomery, Ala, and edited by a
colored man says:
Politicians may struggle for power and
plumber, and visionary Republicans may
dream that the time has come when the lamb
should forget the violence and rapacity of the
lion, and animosities should cease, but the
great question Is whether the colored people
Of the South shall be placed at the mercy Of
their enemies. With them not merely offices
but their personal security and everything
they hold dear, are at stake. They cannot be
too profoundly stirred by the dangers that now
threaten their cherished liberties and hopes.
On Wednesday, Gen. o. 8. Ferry was
elected United States Senator for six years
from March 4, 1873. The vote stood ON join.
ballot 1873 for Ferry, to l2o for Hawley.-
The entire Democratic vote was given to
Ferry and seventeen Republicans voted for
him.
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The Convention which assembled in this
city yesterday, gave gratifying evidence OF
the entire harmony of the Republicans of this
District; of their unwavering confidence in
the Administration of President Grant and OF
the business-like determination to bring out a
vote worthy of the splendid majority of 1868.
The delegates chosen are staunch and trust
worthy Republicans, and they bear with them
to Philadelphia the distinct announcement
that this constituency will eight it out ION
the old line of battle, and make themselves
heard at the muster roll in November.-Ban-
gor Wig.
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ALMOST A DISASTER.
PoRr JERvIs, N. Y, May

PoRr JERvIs, N. Y, May l4th.
The express train which left New York, on
the Erie railway, at % A. NJ. to-day, had q
most narrow escape from complete destruc-
ton, accompanied by frightful sacrifice of
life, when eighty-four miles from the city, and
four miles east of this place. The train was
composed of three palace coaches and four
passenger cars, all crowded with delegates to
the Republican State Convention at Elmira.
On arriving at Turner's forty-eight miles
out, it was found that the palace car Pacific,
one Of the Oldest on the line, and which was
| next the baggage car, had hot box. 1t was
cooled as well as possible, and the train pro-
ceeded at its usual speed for thirty six miles,
when it was suddenly halted, and the passen.
gers discovered that they had just escaped q
fearful accident. The axle of the Pacific had
burned completely off, letting the front wheel
on the left hand side down upon the ties, and
in this condition the train had been running
at a high rate of speed for mile along the
edge of precipice 100 feet high. Nothing
saved the car from pitching off the track and
down this embankment, where the Others
would certainly have followed, but the fact
that it was on six wheel trucks, and even that
circumstance would have been overborne had
not all the cars on the train been chained,
and the broken one thus held upon the road.
As matters turned out, nothing more serious
occurred than delay of three hours, occupi-
ed by sending to Port Jarvis for wrecking
train and replacing the burned axles with new
ones; for after the wheels had been removed
it was found that both axles had been burned
entirely through. Great indignation was ex-
pressed among the passengers that the boxes
should have been SO carelessly packed as to
render such an accident possible in run OF
only eighty miles, but credit is given to the
engineer, Mr. Quador, for so soon noticing
the condition of his train and stopping it.
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GENERAL NEWS.

The dead bodies of three men and new
DO m babe were found in the North and Eas
rivers, New York, on Monday.
Ben Wade gets a salary of $4,000 a veal
as attorney Of the Northern Pacific railroad
He is also director of the Union Pacific rail
road.
An invoice Of California -four has been re.
ceived in New York direct by rail, the frs,
arrival of any importance by the overland
route yet reported.
A case has been Admitted to the Supreme
Court, at Dubuque, Ia, involving the title to
10000 acres of the land Grant of the Ceda,
Rapids and Missouri River Railroad Company
Cadet Smith, the black boy whose presence
at the West Psint Military Academy caused
some trouble soon after his admission, now
stands tenth in his class.
There is not one editor among the three
hundred convicts in the Kansas penitentiary
but there are thirty-five "honest farmers" and
one lawyer. There has been q doctor, bu
now 'there is no physician there"
Judge Thread, of New Orleans, has rem
dered q decision restoring the confscatet
property Of the late John Slidel to the heir
of the deceased.
The New York police force is as bad al
ever. Forty-two members were arraignet
Monday before the police court on variou!
charges. One of them was charged with
keeping rum shop.
The pigeon trade is developing rapidly ir
Michigan, fifty-seven barrels having beer
shipped in one week from a single county
averaging twenty-three dozen per barrel
About one-sixth 60 to Chicago, the rest to
New York and Boston.
From the Michigan papers we CLEAN the in
telligence that fires are again devastating
large tracts of the wooded portion ofthe State
The long-continued dry weather has prepared
the country for another coniagration, and
there is every prospect of a repetition of las
summers disasters.
On Sunday night night an old gentleman
named Mumford, of Chicago, who was visit
ing his son, farmer living two miles from
Kenosha, Wis, was murdered in bed. A
young German lately employed on the farm
and who left Saturday night, is supposed te
be the murderer. A hundred dollars were
taken.
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POLITICAL.

Local political prospects brighten all around
US says the Philadelphia Press.
The Veteran Observer" says "the nomi-
nation OF Greeley makes all New England, the
Central West and five Southern States cer-
tain for Grant.
Very many of the bold gentlemen who an.
nounced at Cincinnati that they had "burned
the bridges behind them" are inquiring anx
iously for materials for pontoons.
The Liberal ratification meeting in St. Lou
is proved complete izzle.
In Illinois thare seems to be no break in thu
ranks, but, on the contrary, {
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Before the nominations were made at Gin.
cinnati, the Journal, while discussing tariff
resolution, offered to the convention by Mr..
Greeleys friends, similar to the one finally
adopted by the convention, SAID that Mr.
Greeley had in view when offering it, his de.
feat while running for Congress in 1870, and
that had he stood upon such platform then, he
could easily have been elected. What does
it say now about his running well upon this
platform, since he has been placed upon it
Name Standard.
As the resolution referred to above ap
plies only to candidates for Congress i
does not touch Mr.. Greeley. We supposed
he was candidate for Salt River and no
for Congress.