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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26


CoRREcT OR CoIL.-The Point Pleasant
Register represents that the Governor of
West Va. must approve oil the public prin-
ter's accounts or be could not get his paw
The editor of the Register is wofu!y iguo-
rant of the mode of doing business of that
kind, or if not shamefully ignorant, he
wickedly and maliciously misrepresenrs the
position of the present Governor for politi-
cal purposes. A very small portion of the
bills for printing require the approval Of
the Governor. The printing Of the bills
for the House and Senate, the "Journals"
Of the House and Senate, are certified by
the Clerks Of the House and Senate respec-
lively; the Acts by the Clerk of The House,
whe delivers the copy; the printing for
the School department is certified hy the
State Superintendent, the printing for the
Auditors office by the Auditor, and the
printing for the Treasurer's Office by the
Treasurer, and the Secretary of State Ger.
titles for all the printing done for bis de-
partment. The Wheeling Register and
Carksburg Sun are ia the same class with
the Point Pleasant Register Let the Sun
learn that "honesty 10 the best policy" He
is too Old to offer an excnse. Corrcct.-U
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26
Profitable Crop.

DR.. WILLIAM d. HOPKINS, of Harrison
burg, has sold to z. DUrRow his crop Of
grapes, on his farm near that place, at 2i
cents per pound. His vineyard, as stated
by the Harrisonburg Commonwealth, con-
tains ] acres, AID The yield 10 estimated
at 5000 pounds, which ut % cents per
pound makes the nice little sum of 81 500,
or 500 per acre. These grapes are now
being shipped to Washington, & are bring
log handsome profit TO Mr. Dur row.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26

HAnpDEs SlDxrr Courses.


rTNHE next session Of this Seminary OF learn
Il ing will commence on Thursday, Septem-
Der 4th, 1873.
Hampden Sidney is situated in Prince Edward
County. Va, within a few hundred yards of
Union Theological Seminary, and seven miles
from Fsrmyille the nearest depot of the Atlantie,
Mississippi aud Ohio Railroad. The locality OF
the College is most healthy, aud the community
around distinguished for intelligence and piety.
There is no Grammar or Preparatory School
connected with the College. Ii retains the cur
riculum and the great aim of its teachers is 10
secure thoroughness in the training and ins,ruc-
ton of their pupils and thus to prepare them for
professional studies or the active duties of life.
The ordinary expenses of a student exclusive
OF the cost OF clothing, travelling and books are
from S225 TO S2T5 year.
For Catalogue and further information an
ply to
REV. j. NJ. y. ATKINSON.
President Hdmpden Sidney Col,eoe.
Prince Ea,oard County, la.
July Is, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26

A RAT WEDaED IN BULL-DoG's
THROAT Mr.. JOHN KREBs, formerly of
this city, who is engaged in the brewing
business with his father-in-lsw, GEORGE
WURsT, at fremont, Schuylkill county, had
large dog, Of the bulI-terri4r species, which
he obtained Of JOHN q. HERMAN, of this
city, having paid S25 for the dog. Sever
al days ago the dog pursued large rat in
the brewery, and the rat seeing nosrmpaus
of escape jumped into the throat of the dog,
just as the latter had extended his jaws for
the purpose of seizing the rat. The rat be-
came wedged in tho dogs throat so tba, it
was impossible to remove it, and the dog
died of strangulati on. Reading Times.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26
NOTICE
Cancers Cured.

Dr HEBERN, Of Chicago, m, will be a, the
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Richmond, Va. Sept %,
and remain few weeks. The Doctor CgrJ
Cancers without Jain or knife A cure gusran-
iced Also treats ScrOfula aud Consumption.
CAL early on me Doctor. [Sept l2, lsT3.-sE
A FINE lot Of common straw Hsts--lndian
-<A Panama do-Pure 0uyaquil do-Legbofn
and AaCkinaw do-at
ri. Il. DAwsoS's.
Romuey, May l6, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26

J. G. HARNESS, = ISAAC HUTTON Esq
THE SECOND SESSION begins 18th September,
Il 1873 f; closes third week in June, ls74.
This il az English, Classical and Matbemati
cal school Tor Boys and prepares them thorough
~ ana carefully, either for entering advanced
classes IN our best Universities or for prosecuting
their studies in the learned professions
New Buildings have been erected. specially
adapted TO School purposes, and supplied with
every modern convenience, forms carpets
racks, &c To the Scientific apparatus, alread
provided, liberal additions will be made as re-
quired. No pains or expense will be shared 10
supply every reasouable facility for acquiring a
thorough Classical and Mathematical training
on terms as low as be afforded in School
of this grade.
The course OF study gives special prominence
to proficiency in the English language. tut EN- .
braces all the subjects of a Collegiate curricu
lum in addition TO which arrangements have
been made for competent instruction in vocal
music without extra charge.
Every recitation will be carefully graded with
reference TO 100 for IA perfect lesson-and Month
ly Reports, based upon these and the monthly
Examinations, will be sent TO parents and guar
dams, impartialy stating class standing pro.
gress, department, &c.
BoARDERs will be accommodated i'm the family
OF ihe frinclpal with every attention TO comfort
and health. No pupil Of vicious habits will be
permitted to remain in the School The dis,i.
pine is generous and firm, appealing rather 10
the pupils sense of honor and self respect, than
TO his fear OF punishment Boarders are expect
ed every Sabbath morning to attend the Prihci-
pals Bible Class, and the public services of one
of the Churches in Moore6cld
The Principal congraiulates the. friends of the
School upon having secured the services, as MS.
sociate, OF Prof. W. I. BRgTT, a distinguished
graduate OF the University of Virginia, who has
aimed enyiable reputation in his profession.
Washington and Ice Unieersity.
in appreciation of the merits Of this School. has
conferred upon it PRIZE SCHOLARSHIP to be
awarded, 10y the PRINCIPAL, to the hes, pupil, and
entities him 10 tuition in all the departments of
that great Institution free Of charge
Terms for Scholastic Year:
TUITloN in Classical Department, SEQ 90
higher English, 40 90
Urinary 30 90
Board in Principals Family, exclusive Of
Washing and Lights, Sl40-in good private IA
miles somewhat less. Payable half on admis-
sion-haif LIST Of February, 1874. Discount Of
ten per cent. on tuition to more than one from
same family. Address,
II. i. HOOVER,
Noorcfeld, Har3y County, ". Ia.
July ls, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26
81 ACRES

more or less, situate on Tear Coat. and being the
portion of the lands of Henry Emmart, dec d.. +,
which was laid of to William 10y, Jr aud SUI
san Jane his wife, formerly Susan Jane Emmart
And also the interest of the said 10y and wife in
the portion Of the lands of said Henry Emmari,
decd, which was laid off TO his widow for dow
er-thef interest hereby offered for sale being one
sixth part of said dover-and together with the
81 Arces, conveyed by said 10y and wife 10
George Haws.
4th. One undivided tenth part of the lands
which were assigned to Ann Combs, widow of
James Combs, decd, for dover by commission
ers. The Tract containing
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26
Worth and Beauty.
Woods Household Magazine
AID THB CHROME
YO - H MI Tie!

AVING control Of the magnificent OIL
4 4 CHROMO, 70 Semitic, We are able TO offer
combination Of literary and artistic work Of
genuine worth, and at prices unprecedented
This fine copy Of piece Of Natures prandes.
work, is not presented in the usual limited styIe
Its dimensions l4x2O, making a picture Of
very desirable size, 10 itself
AN ORNAMENT TO THE ROOM
graced by ils presence But few copies Of this
beautiful Chrome will be allowed % 20 10 the re-
tail stores, and those will be sold at their actual
RETAIL PRICE, Sc,
while II ordered 10 connection with our Maya
zine both will be furnished for
$3.50.
As a Premium the picture may be obtained by
sending US two subscriptions for the Magazine AT
81 90 each, or by subscribing for the Magazine
two years in advances. az 81 per annum Address
WOOD S HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE.
;. +. SaUrgs, Pub. Ncwburgh, y. y.
Sept. &c, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26


"A very interesting case at law is now
entertaining the people Of Chicago IL
seems that some ten or twelve wears ago
one Ii. MAHER, Esq, had little game
of poker with Mr.. &. b. FARwELL, the re-
Gently elected Chicago Congressman. FAR.
WE'LL had luck and MAHER had none, so
that when they came to "scitle," MAHER
owed FARwELL 81, 700 Not having this
amount in his POCKET, MAHER gave FAR
WELL the deed Of eighty acres Of land sit
uated IN or near tbe village Of Riverside, -
This deed was given a security for q note
Of Sl,7OO, given as the time Of the game,
aud Mr. Mailer has since tried to regain
possession OF the lands, Offering Mr.. FAR
WELL the full amount Of the note with in
teres', taxes, &c. But Mr.. FARwELL bad
IN the moantme transferred the land Cnow
worth $1,000 per acre,) to other parties,
and has not seemed anxious to accept pav.
ment for the note. Now that Mr.. Far.
WELL Is elected to Congress, however, Ma.
HER brings suit for the recovery Of bis
land. The story Of the poker game is al
out and the excellent citizens who worked
aud voted for Mr.. FARwELLs election are
shocked. Mr.. MAuER closes his allegation
with the statements that the money was won
from him by fraudulent con'rivances and
devices" In other words, be insists that
the Honorable FARwELL does not play A
"square game" lie qualifications as a
Congressman would seem from this to be
quite beyond dispute. - WheeiiRg Int
re- The Richmond Enquirer says that
the whites 10 the Virginia Radical party are
like the Plumbs in a boarding house pud-
ding--very scarce.
They are also like the average boarding
house pudding generally very mean
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26
40 Acres

more or less, and situate on the south fork Of
Little Capon. The reversiousrv one tenth in
terest hereby offered for sale was conveyed by
Andrew Combs and wife to George Haws
The land will be sold in tracts or as may be
deemed best on the day OF sale.
Ter Terms, Cash.
ROBERT WHITE,
Admir-. of John Kern, Jr., Trustee.
September &C. ls73.-4t.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26

TINE VICTOR SEWING MACHINE CO..
a want reliable and energetic Agents in this
county. The "VICTOR' is a Lockstitch, Shut
tie. Machine, with SelEsetting Needle best finish
ed and most perfect Machine offered An in
crease OF over 500 per cent on sales of
1872 over 1871. For terms &c, Address,
VICTOR SEWING MACHINE CO.,
1927 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
September 10, 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26
PUBLIC SALE of VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

Rf virtue of deed OF trust dated the eth day
- of December 1859. and admitted TO record
the Tth day OF December. 1859. from George
Haws to John Kern, Jr., Trustee, to secure En-
marts and others, will offer for sale at publ C
Auction, TO the highest bidder, before the Court
house door in Romney, Hampshire county, West
Virginia, on
Tuesday the 22nd day of October, 1878
the following Tracts OF Land, situate in the
county of Hampshire.
lst. A Tract of Land on North River, con-
tanning
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26
ASSO CIATE:
w. T. BRETT, UNivERsIrY OF VA.
TcnS 4 a q g

L r u g q s:
d. r. MCNEIL, Esq. }. W. lNSKEEP, Esq.
j. U. HARNESS, - ISAAC HUTTON q"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26
Hardy High School.
MoOrefield. West Va.
PRIN CiPdL:
. RIM CLIP Al :

Washington
J University ofya.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-09-26

more or less, being the same conveyed TO George
Haws by John T. Wilson and wife
End. Tract of Land adjoining the above,
containing
l Acre, 2 Foods and 80 poles,
being the same conveyed to George Haws by
Isaac y. Wilson and wife.
2rd A TraCi of I.nnd cnntaininn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-11


BALTIMORE, Jan. H.-virginia SIS, old, IS; Do
cor soidattd, So; do. registers as bid to-day.
BALTMoRE, Jan. n.-Oostcn quiet and steady
Lew middlings, 1875 @aa1i. Flour firm and unchang-
ed: Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn very firm:
White southern, SOS; yellow southern, 64966;
msnd: southern, ssgs4; western mixed, 4S91; do.
White, SoGSf Rye scarce, el@a %. Hay firm:
Western scarce, ess@sa; Pennsylvania, ss5ssg,
With an anet1g tendency Pork firmer and in
timer and higher. none Offering: Shoulders f16AS;
rib sides, 50. o. clear rib sides, 6,s 0s6si Bacon
hrmer and higher Shoulders, 50 rib sides, ~ ar
clear RIB sides, g. hams. new, Iitai5 Lard fif1ns4
Wbisky firm, 81
NEW YoRK, Jan. n Stocks dull. Gold dull, l4z
nMoney hrm, Exchange. long, s12; short, No..
new, 50. N. c.'s, sa,i new, iSa.. -
,NEw YoRK, Jan. u-Flom quiet. Wheat IN
changed. Corn quiet
LonDor, Jan. II, II .. m.-eonsols opened at
s2'z@szlS for money. and 92,4@eHls for account
Binds q iss Old ss,i; lSS7s. 49,; l4os, Sgl; new
LoSpoN, Jan: II, i:ae p, M The rate for money
a. the STOCK Exchange on government securities is
lower than the Bank of England rate by ! p cent.
Con.2ls closed at 3'sS02S for both. American Sc
PARIS, Jan. lT.-Rentes opened fiat ct s. francs n
ceotimes -
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chisf Sioral ONcer,)
WASHINGTON, u. Z, Jan. Ii, 1873, II a. m.
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwKNrT-FOUR HOURs-
The barometer has risen over the New England
middle, and south Atlantic states, with fresh
and brisk westerly 10 northerly winds, falling
temperature, and very generally clear weather
1t has fallen over the northwest, with winds
backing to southorly and easterly, rising tenn
perature and partly cloudy weather. Southerly
70 westerly winds, rising temperature, and part
~ cloudy weather are now prevailing from Ken
tucky to Lake Erie and the upper lakes. North
erIy to easterly winds over the gulf states.
PRoBABILATIKs.-F0r New England westerly
and southerly winds, low temperature and clear
weather. For middle states, winds gradually
shifting to southwesterly and southeasterly,
rising temperature and generally clear weather
but increasing cloudiness to- night For south
ern states, east Of the Mississippi, winds grad
ually shifting to easterly and sOiItherly, rising
temperature and clear weather. From Tennes-
see To Lake Erie and upper lakes, falling barOm-
eter, rising temperature and increasing souther-
iy to easterly winds and cloudness. For north
west, fresh to brisk southerly to easterly Winds
rising temperature and cloudy weather, with
possibly snow.
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Wing Kamehameha v of the Sandwich Islands
J.: ing died without naming . successor, Prince
liam e. Lunalilo has issued proclamation
saving that, notwithstanding By the law of in
i-itance, he is the rghtfu heir to the throne vet
- viii submit his claim to the people to be fairly
e. dressed by o plebiscitum. He promises much.
and IL Is thought he will be elected BY an over
v5eiming majority. Mrs. Nation, wife of our
''nsul at Honolulu. who has lived in Hawaii.
"Ht % now in this city, SAYS that he Is about
tlirty-nve years Of age; IL . wen formed, hand
some man OF his race; has received good eduea-
ton, speaks French and English, and Is a man
Of brains and force, but has unfortunately bee.
very dissipated. Lafterly, however, IL Is said he
has reformed. A late letter from Honolulu Jaws:
Even our most ardent republicans and annex
auonists are now well content with the Prince
feeling satisfied that be viii rule the country IN
accordance with liberal and strictly cousiitu-
tionai Principies that he will can around him
that his reign win no doubt lead the wav 10 ths
establishmens Of a purely representative soy-
eminent. IL Is highly probable that the Prince.
Eaea King, yin Prop"-cc 70 Her Majesty Queen
,no wnsn sul be . union highly satisfae-
'dar l,ae,fe Kssl Adrsrtsxr, published at Ha-
<sii. regards the crisis - periious, and says IL
the people do not awake and 1t osoe take vigor-
Gus action in defence Of their constitutional
rights and liberties, they win End themselves 70
duced 10 the condition of slaves, and utterly u
the mercy OF usurpers-
The Hawaiian Gaset., On account Of the late
ness Of The hour a which the news Of the death
Of the ing vas received, has nothing TO say re-
lative go his successor. The papers Of the island.
print a. = officiai announcement Of the death d
tlse King, also orders relative to wearing III
usual nAOurnins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-11

Ia the New York money market ne stOck
brokers yesterday paid . per cent. gold PER
annCm 70 i-s2 per day and Interest for money
with which 70 carry their stocks. On govern
ment bonds there was no di6iculty in borrowing
money ut per cent currency, but that cla0 q
collateral was scarce. Mercantile paper was
quoted from to II per cent. The fact that so0e
% the old railroad companies are In the market
rs borrowers to . greater extent than for years
past, also tends to keep rates high. The stock
market was rather dun and heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-01-11

Dosr do IL. Don't adver-
6se POUR business; IL costs money and accomns-
aases othsr folks II people want 10 buy your
goods. let them hunt you up and inquire what
you have for sale.
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~ = n 0VB D.
DR. W H. BARRETT
DENTIST.
La Fsasysd to No. lsoa u street. northwest cor

T.IS 1T NECESSARY TO WORRY about Con
10y tagfous diseases when We have near at hand .
preventive whose eminent qualities have been con-
frned BY more than twenty years Of success in Bu-
rope and In this country At time when the Small
Pox and other diseases threaten to spread rapidly
in consequence Of the extreme severity the weasher
o. the greatest importance to build up our con-
stitutions IN order to resist and fight against all the
kinds OF pernicicus influences which surround us;
therefore II would be impossible to call too strongly
the sttention 81 the public this very important
point, that s the of Bitters prepared with the
grestest care sscordine TO the principles Of the med
ical art and hich in consequence 81 their action
the blood stomach, liver and principal organs % the
body, produces such iDcontestable results. More
tonic which can be compared 10 them IN You want
70 be conyineed go to yonr druggist, and ask for DR.
trying them yos viii give away with eli other kind
Of medicine. decl8-iy
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LIST OF GIFTS.

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKETS ONLY
will DO issued, large portion Of which already
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Wasir =. TIerETs go HALVES Is, AND o,as
to this se9 to ' pfe
THIRD GTT CoHcKRr H. the enlargement and en-
dowInent Of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENrUcxI
iis benefit to Be forever free to ali citizens Of every
state. This Concert viii be conducted like tho first
aSs sSs and
everything Necessary to thorough understanding Of
IN BE
q cost TO any who apply The entire management Of
to Hon The Bra%ete a'e GSy sy Il Kes
tuck to whom all communications pertaining to the
\ i. PaG hIbRTA sTsI Vice prs.,..
fHkMsRs bsovkR se BANk sr' Ty. 81
Tickets are nov ready for sale and all orders for
tom &C., vii meet With pSs%St ssssssicn 1Hos ID.
dressed g me - below diEsGtsd
jsnll-s .Atu.tApr Agent Public library Ky.
B!HkH.s ); ESgsB
e,iffv1 siiI h and Tee
SvELGE TIN HAIR As PsIz ksH
HAIR LIFE will keep your Hair from falling ouf,
p s@SS;is the sFS.th keep the scalp !. order c1d
Il MADAM EsfRAMsi HUMAN HAIR
MANUFACT0RY, e13 18th street, Washington
city. s4 janle-1y
u CARRIAGEsH
On hand . general assortment Of fne Vietsrias
slso, very superior halftop light Park ne,
Phst3n will BE sold a. 2 bargain. Fash
promptly stsroded t.; ROBT, 3. GRAHAn,
yleSe 40, A1l 9Th st., tetwesn d end y.
GROOERiES, f1Aa AND HARKET SUP.
" r. PLIES FI.s7 No.
Yoa can save money by making your purchaser q
everything In this fiBs from Mn. r. GIVEN, p
lio4 lSth street, Whose stock b very complete In
limited number Of aecounss win be opaped MD
msDthly custocncrs VIE furnish satisfa0tory en-
doremeuta. 9. 40 -. jlO-7t
EvESISs FANS
OPERA 0LAsSRS
Aiarss assortment Of all styles. -
iae,M NV. GAIT. BRO, 4 co.
u ron SALE BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS
Cen be had by the trade at CHARLES STOTT
co.'s, No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue. dscSi Sms
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BOARDING.

10
EIXK OR SIX SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN
OBTAIN BOARD AND LODGING as 1l3
street, between 7th and Sth streets southwest T6t
ROARD.-51e 18th street, between and r. mid.
~ way the Imperial, Ebbitt and Wizards Hotel;
magnificent parlors and elegant chambers, with or
without TABLE, BOARD. Good cooking q specially.
Transient Boarders accommodated. l-6t'
FURNISHKD ROOMS-To let elegantly FUR
ting Parlors and Bed Rooms; bath room, hot and
cold water, gas, &C., with or without BOARD Ap-
ply 12S 18th street, between aud streets north
west dD- Ims
GOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
" prices moderate, ut 21O5 corner Of Pennsy lvania
avenue and 2lst street. mayi ~
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BARGAINS. BARGAIN
RARR CHANCE 70 sBcuR8 A HOUSE.
PAY RENTS NO LONGER. READt

A new tve<tory BRICK HOUSE, No. I2s 81
street scout heast near the Avenue; rooms, bath.
good stable; 20 foot paved alley; Ssice 20; long
Also, a nearly new FRAME HOUSE. No. Il, "a
sreet southeast lot z1xlp; good rooms, beautifully
terraced; for price and terms call q Once.
ard southeast; faces south and esst; Iot asxIoo;
Also 70 So;G n1h BRICK lex HOUSE. on street south
between 9Th and 7th streets east, navy Yard; brick
es Ale, &C; sgsargssTlS; s1@ .,, g., ., ,.s
east; lot sOxG; stands back in yard; price, Saep.
ana s R. ri sa; sssss - a. .s
suitable for q black smith, wheelwright, cal,
rage or paintshop, or msnufsctory; cheap; price,
Also, seyen-room HOUSE, on 18Th street, between
p and e front yard, ball, nearly new, good alley;
Also, seven room HOUSE, corner 18th and T, and
one corner 18th and Boundary; both new; never &C
Also, seven>room HOUSE, on street, between
Cgnnecticut avenue and zeh street; new; price,
We have other property for sale, and we invite all
desiring 10 purchase home long time or for cash,
We have, also some very eligible building lotsthat
~ '@ PHIL. II. WEIGH 4 Co,
az Masonic Temple.
L'OR sALE-The best RESTAURANT and doing
u the largest business in Washington; splenddly
aeT snd S he been doing Is:
business for years As the proprietor is retiring from
terms or exchanges Tor well ioca,e real estate In
Suire Of W: I: JOHNSON, Real Estate Agent and
ea Penn'''ani' avenue corner Sd street
EoR sALE--HoTsR and Lot, a0T iaih street,
II between and streets, containing nine rooms,
es,n in e The
Inquire Of ADAMSON, 303 9th street. dsio-lm
MONkY LOANED-In sums Of S2o and S0.0e,
~, " on Real Estate security Pr1pPs %sS be re-
j6St: Real Estate Broker, 81 Nh street
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COCO, 900 CASH GIFTSI
100000 for only SO.

Under authority of special legislative sot Of March
Is; lGi; the Trustees now announce the THIRD
GRAND GIFT CONCERT. for the Benefit of the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, to come Cd
at Liberty Hall, Louis Vile, Ky.,oa
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l. FREuNDs LADIES' NATIONAL DINING
Pennsylvania avenue. Ladies' and eentlsmsnS
Lunch ever day from II a. m. TO ,: m, Tor Is cens.
Lsaoh changed dcsff. Ny facilities for supplying
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