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The strain of the present financial difficulty
seems to be in New York, and Is largely due 70
the operations of stock gamblers like Jay
Gould & Co., who are bearing the stock mar
ket, and who reap a rich harvest from the pres
ent fall. There is no reason why Washington
city, or any point outside of Wall street, should
be seriously affected by the present furry in
New York.
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A PRECAUTIONARY MEAsURE.-Governor
Shepherd waited on the Secretary of the
Treasury and General Spinner this morning,
and asked, in view OF the scarcity of currency
that the banks here, if necessary, might de-
post in the sub treasury in New York, and
draw currency here by telegraph. The Secre-
tary and Treasurer Spinner responded cordial
ly to this request, which will be of great i'm
portanee and prevent any danger in case of a
nun.
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The Situation To-day.

Dispatches from New York report a confirm
alton of the financial panic there to-day, with
the suspension of a number of business houses.
Here, however, with the exception OF the run
upon two of the savings banks, there is very
little perturbation, and there seems to be no
reason to apprehend any further disaster. The
national and other banks have run upon
them whatever, or any extra demand upon
their paying tellers, and the run upon the saw
ings banks referred to-the Freedman's and the
washiDgton-is simply due to the fact that they
have chosen to waive their right to demand
thirty days notice of withdrawal from deposit
tors. This subjects them to a raid upon their
furry by excited depositors, who are
to get their money out, and when it is out they
are just nervous until they get it back, in
safekeepiDg. In the opinion of sound business
men, the savings banks should all have taken
the course adopted by the National Savings
bank, IN requiring the usual thirty days notice
of Withdrawal, and thus save annoyance and
interruption to business caused by these need
less runs. No bank that pays interest to its de-
positors should be required to pay on call. To
be sure il is a matter of some pride for savings
banks to be able TO sustain runs of this kind,
again and again without harm, but as bust
ness matter, both for the benefit of depositors
and for their own convenience, it would seem
to be desirable that they should uniformly re-
quire notice OF withdrawal.
At the hour at which we write g d. m.) the
run upon the savings banks is visibly subsid-
ing, and it is pretty certain that its force Is
spent.
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II EAL E S,TA PRiREST9RY OF THE

REAL E eta GE R RiEEsTSRY OF THE
feet TO the inch, comprising ali lots, parts Of lots.
and subdivisions, with date and name Of same, cor
Surveyor. Also, the assessed value of ground and
improvements in each lot, and description Of the
plugs, water mains; and fire alarm stations, and
other informaiion bearing upon the value Of prop
weekly numbers, not 70 exceed fifty, each contain.
irg twenty -four squares.
wAsBrysIoN, D. G., September IL, 1878.
The public aud those desiring such aswork are
aesfS IT, h Fas2 ssa Gs
Real Estate pleePog Of 81 what
and they may be assured Of the Correctness Of each
as the same are Of record In my ONCE emu 'u'' 'ion
WILLIAM FORSYTH,
Surveyor OF the District Of Columbia.
also have agreed to examine the statistical ia
cation, so that the information in item will be eor
rect and in conformity with the Numerical Book
'-1 ''''' WILLIAM MORGAN, Tax Clerk.
are thoroughly satisfied to the facilities and ab
" q Col faehiz to prepare such Real Estate hi.
liable and Of value TO the public generally. We
heaItily recommend his enterprise to our friends
ana oil 10 Th@% fTeh GSrk may may Be Of service.
Subscriptions and orders will be received at the
sGs . ssi Gs s,sss
northwest, or IN Mill urn's new drug store.
FITCH Fox, Real Estate Brokers, 1 5O9 PENN
sylyan1a avenue, opposite the U. s. Treasury
Sample numbt rs may be seen at either Of these
offices and prospectus will be forwarded unon an.
plication to any address may be desired ~
As IL is contemplated to commence issue on or
about October LIST, early orders are solicited and
strict compliance TO promises made in the prospectus
Is assured. Z. y: N. FAEHTZ,
+. W. PRATT,
sepl3dtf CoDlpifs,, ami pUyIsbs,,
WALNUT l-WALNUTf
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Growing confidence is expressed in financial
circles to-day that Jay Cooke * Co. will re-
sumo payment very speedily. The prediction was
confidently made that they would resume at as
earl date as Monday of next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-19

Amidst all the panic and business troubles in
csdent to the suspension of Jay Cooke & Co., it
Is noted that general sympathy is expressed for
this firm Of honorable name. II Is felt that the
firm has not wantonly or fraudulently closed its
doors, but has only succumbed, after strenuous
exertions and great sacrifices, to one of those
complications OF difficulties in a stringent money
market, that has in the past so frequently tenn
porarily crippled houses of the first standing.
Full confidence is felt that the members OF the
firm, who, one and all, are men who prize their
good name above all earthly things, will honor
ably devote every dollar of their means and re-
sources to the work Of paying their indebted
ness.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT-A eomUodious RESIDENCE on q
Il street, next 20 corner Of ~, northwest. II has
IeeeItly been thoroushly repaired, and ros~esses
eNeiy convenience, and IL admirably suited for 4
priv ate reeideroe for large family. For further
lnfsfmstion apply TO Mrs. GEORGE PARKER. No.
JOE street northwest sugsl I'm
k'Ok sALE-A large and handsome DWELLING
= HOUSE, 426 Il street northwest; pressed brick
front. with brownstone trimmings and porch. MAN
euildine ISxS; back building 16xS Lately built
LOT ne In the most substantial manner, by Entwi-te
absrron, now In perfect order IL has all the mod
located on one Of the handsOmest squares in the
eity, street Completed with wooden Pavement and
PARKED. Will be sold very cheap and on verr fsvor-
Ssie terms. Apply TO q. h. BACON, Grcnsr, 1os
ns-.-. -S.ce: iyfs I'm
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WALNUT l-WALEUTl
w Just received 200 900 feet dry WALNUT
al thiekness WHEATLEY BROTHERS,
NO. 81 water street, Georgetown,D. c.,
and corner Of 7th and o streets
sepi56t Washington, D. q,
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rSkEGIsTKATION NOTICE.
TO THE VOTERS OF TIE DISTRICT OF CO
LUMBIA.

As required By the "act in relation to the regis
tratlon OF voters In the District Of Columbia ap-
proved June Is, ISIS, the Board of Registration for
he % strict Of Colum ia will hold sessions daily Iex-
Ofesch o. ", commencing on MONDAY, September
n and end, with WEDNESDAY, October g. Is7s
at their rooms the Executive Building, northwest
corner Of Pennsy via avenue and nth street north
west, Washington, 4 u, where all persons pos
ssessibg the necessary a. h NOT hereto
M Ieslsteret and all peTsv. "a ~ I arrived AZ
OF twenty One years sin 'ne last eIee tion,
sna tnose who will attain that age on OF before the
sih gay OF October next, and all persb - VINO were
OBVIOUSLY registered ard have changed "a, ir resi-
from one Legislative district to another and
VII nave resided therein thirty days imuledi .tely
sons who have been naturalized, aud wkose natural
zatfon papers have maturei, must present them
selves before the Board and have their names prop
Persons who were registered at the last reois,ra
tion and have not CT anged their residence from one
Legislative district to another sirce. need ~.
appear before the bosrd, as bv the terms OF the
law sboSe cited the regtst-tiOn Of voters for the
senersi .IsstIn, IN" gistrstion Of vorers for the
ard c1rrer,Scns. " .s73, subject 10 such Changes
yisions M s.s! = made necessary by the pro
Peysor- u act, in the cases above mentioned.
yarxeS having knowledge Of the death Of CT re-
from the district OF any citizen, are requested
report the same TO the b ard.
~ There Will be no registration IN the several
Legislative districts, at the City Hail. but the
the day Of election, duTing the hours such cleo
tiOn IL held "tO certify In cases when an error has
been made in traBscTioins names OF persons entitled
WV '-@ w GEORGE 3. GIDEON,
p NJ. QUAINT,
ROB'T A. GhIEEIN,
s. BOGER WATTS,
DAVID HESSES,
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LIST OF GIFTS,

TOTAL. 1900 GIFTS, ALL CASH,
amounting to-. 800 900
The distribution will be positive whether all the
tickets sold not. and the IL gifts all paid In
proportion to the tickets sold-all unsold tickets
beir destroyed the First and Second Concerts
and not represented in the drawing.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets. 5000; Halves. SIS 10; Tenths, or
each coupon, $500; Eleven Whole Tickets for
ssOc 90; 221s Tickets for 900 90: ll3 Whole Tickets
for $500 %; Z27 Whole Tickets for $40 900 o. No
time.
The unparalleled success Of the Third Gift Concert
as well as the abstraction given by the First and
Second makes IL only necessary to announce the
Fourth TO insure the prompt sale Of every ticket.
he Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted In all it's
details ike the Third. and full particulars may be
learned from circulars which will be sent free from
this offlce to all may apply for them.
Tickets new ready for sale, and all orders eccom-
par Il by money promptly filed, Liberal terms
given TO those " ho buy 20 sell again.
YHOS. z. BRAMLErTE,
Agt Publ. Libr Ky. and Manager Gift Concert.
Public Library Building, Louisville, n.y.
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THE WEATHER.

WAk DEfARTMENT, OFCe Of ChtSp StFSdl OHcu,l
. WASHINGTON, September 10, 1873, 1910 q. m.
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENTY-FOUR HOURs.-
The barometer has fallen over the South Atlantic
and gulf states, with gentle and fresh norihery
easterly winds and cloudy weather, and with rain
east Of tho Mississippi Generally cloudy and
threatening weather, and south TO southeast winds
are now prevailing over New England Cloudy
weather and rsin areas the middle state lower
lake region, Ohio valley and Tennessee. Clear
weather, north to west winds, lower TEN perature
and frost frem Missouri to the upper lakes and Min
nesOta.
PRoBABuITIEs.-For New England, southerly
winds, cloudy weather and rain will prevail to day,
the former veering to ncrthwesterly tonight. For
the middle states, cloudy weather and rain, the
viRds veering to northwesterly over the northern
portion, as well as ever the lever lake region with
clearing weather. For the South Atlantic states,
cloudy weather and rain For the gulf states, east
Of the Mississippi, north to northeast W nds and
clear and clearIng weather, with coast rains. For
Tennessee and the Ohio valley, north to west winds
clear and clearing weather and low temperature
From Missouri to the upper lakes, generally clear
weather. For the northwest, the pressure will
probably diminish, with winds shifting to south and
southeast. Frost will probably. prevail tonight
from Missouri and the Ohio valley to the lakes.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business room Of THE
STAR office registered to-day follows:-S O. M S.
10 g. m, 50; II m, 7O1s: p. m..74
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WksaINsToS, d. c., September 70: ISIS:
Michigan, praying for the extension OF a patent
granted TO him on the 2gh day OF December, lScs,
Tor an Improvement in Nail Plate Feeders:
II p ordered that the testimony in the case be
on the ls1h day OF November next hat the time
iei hnhs ngumsnts and the Examiners report be
ma 70 sne zssn day Of November next, and that
next Az 70 nesru On the 81 day Of December
'ssas-sh& N. D. Lk6Gxfr.. S ssssnslon;
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TTHE WASHINGTON SENTINEL
Wy TOMORROW
Will contain: Our New Governor; General o, o.
Howard; Wisconsin All RiTht, and other Interest
ns matter. To be had at all the news stands aud
the ofice, corner 10Th and sts. IT.
nRATTENTION LIBERTY LODGE, No s.
W. h. Of P.-On and after September 3. b, the
regular meetings will be held At the New Hall. cor
ner Of 9Th and East Capitol streets There will be
NO saturday night meetings from tate.
0epl9H G. E. WISE, C.C5
nNnNOTlCE-The friends and public are invited
ny TO attend the second QUARTERLY MEET
ING at Good Hope Church, on SUNDAY, Septem-
Der list, ls73 ADpOintmeDt--lO1s O'Clock a. IN +,
kty. J. III. W. BCELEY, +. s.; "a 2. m, Rev,
DANIEL DRAPER; N 0. N, Rev. JOHN HAYNES.
seplg n wv. BROWsER, Pastor.
rs hsi TAXES!
Seven and a half per cent DISCOUNT on all paw
ments Tor taxes for the ending June sch, 1874
ror the convenience OF all, the Collector, Cltics
viii be Kept open each day from m. to $50 y N
until October LIST, 1874.
sepls6t W. H. SLATER, Collector
r. EGI4 lin N0GIGG
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DOLLAR STORE.

METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
JUST RECEIVED:
Ladies Iron. frame Hose, elastic and heavy, for
Gents super stout British Half ose, 3 pair for sI
Ladies Merino Vests, 81.
Ladies Merino Pants, 81.
Gents Merino Shirts and Drawers, 81 each.
Good Merino Shirts, 81 cents.
LhSles lO-tuck skirts, handsome Chemises, Draw
Three superior quality Hsndkerchiefs for sI
The well known D. Corset at 81, retails not less
Handsome scarfs, 30 cents.
Leather and Velvet Belts at Is and 20 cents
Splendid quality of Suspenders at 20 cents.
THE DoLLAR GUARAnTEED' TO YoG. 0N
no USEFURNISHING ARTICLES.
u HANDSOME Chromos, framed large Landscape and
Looking Glasses Corner Brackets; Side Braekets::
Racks; Hat Racks; Book Slides; Music Stsnd.. %c
ranging from rs cents to 81.
Gard cologne bs ses PSIsn
wees Match Safe. ranging from Is cents to 81
Six Steel Table Knives and six Forks for al.
bsi s s Salt 5sa as,s &C. Hn''sr
., Knife Boxes, hne Tea Trays. Bread Trays, from
~ ssiss G & Il at 81, warranted.
Hanging Baskets, &c.
F 4hI pot 81 FH9N t. a. GrSEs ON
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SUbpINIsIoN OF
NORTH ARLINGTON HEIGHTS
INTO FIFTY SMALL FARMS


OF iorr and 70 twenty acre. each, has racp.,v hs,
somPleted by the snhscribrr Tb.., t ~ net
neieh's commant the finest views n r. $500
lies are noted Tor their perfect healfbfn 49, -
Inls locality - perfectly free firm ~ -
srhs o. the low LANDS. and = thusr - q ,
on acc ers. These snall farms are nov offered
much less, indeed, than al any other
nest tnis city, while they DECIDEDLY ths M, t
srAoie a. 20 quality 81 soil, views, ne ~,
accessibility. The soil has proysp - ~ - - Ani
fetieS s1aPted 10 grape growing OF an, 40 -
iound m TN. latitude, the subscriber HAHN o. .,
loaded with their ripeninc clustsrs ~, - ~
tgnnd IN this country or Europe Tn a. sssli,S
OF nnere grapes u well known in This CITY A''S
These beautiful highlands are ncc,s.ss,,,,l. ~ -.
roads and easy grades, ia pleasant dri1e ~ 4, 90,
ues from THIS city, AID are well watered bv snrin.
- Rolf A. PHILLIPS.
ga. neal Estate Broker, bl3 18th street
ee-S over National Metropolitan Bank
EoR sALE-A RARE CHANCE Stoct r.
Irn dIIss AZ S9SG"lll Il GROCERY, WINE apd
sted 10 one Of the most eligible portions ~ si1-
Gong nne business; satisfactory reas,rs - sl 100
aooIess Box =, until October lst. HuR26-lm.
FOR sALE-A RARE CHANCE ST. ~
mr. lsp ana r S2,,dw1ll OF GROCERH, WINEa5d
sted IN one q the most eligible poffi5ns - -.
.ehg me business; satisfactory reasons Tor 49,
heGrs-s Box ~, until October lst. anraJ In.
BIZ AUSTIN p. BRoNN.
corner q New York avenue and Fifteenth ..,,..
mi large double Hot sES, ranging u, -.
Uon.s OtVio $1,000 and several other trst ciA.s
One y h9le square Of GROUND and Lors in ali
HOUSES aud LOTS a, Nom. Pleasant, ,.,,,-
MONEY TO LOAN o. .REAL EsrtTs.
hz2-Iy 1870 4 meet
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GRANDEST SCHEME EVER KNOWN,
Fourth Grand GIFT Concert
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
$4,000 CASH GIFTS sI,sOO,OeO.
Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gilt,
5000 OOO vop ISO

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized by
spccial act Of the Legislature for the benefit Of the
Public Library Of Kentucky, will take place in
Public Library Hall at Louisville, KY,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1873
Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold and one
half Of these intended for the European markets
thus leaving only 5000 for sale in the United States
where loo go were dis posed Of for the Third Concert
The tickets divided into ten coupons parts and
have their back the scheme with q full piana-
ton Of the mode of drawing.
st this concert, which will be the grandest musi-
cal display witnessed in this country, the I'M
preced ented sum Of
81 500, 900,
divided into Il 900 cash gifts, will be distributed by
lot among the ticket holders. The numbers of the
ticket to be drawn from wheel BY blind children
and the gifts from another.
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FOR SALE.

nNk 81 OCTAVE PIANO, in eooa erser. " nj
" be sold very low. Apply 70 1888 Csiumhia
street, between p and Q stress. sepls-s,.
EOR SALE, CHEAP-Two due HORSES one
\ - very last trotter, , HARNESS and BUG n
VI vii sell separately. Inquire at NJ IN
Jnpp Jewelry Store, 413 nh St, bet. DNN
sepis-Ss
FOR sALE-The STOCK and PTXTUREs OF a
.nooS koCkRf ard LIQUOR STORE. Apply at
400 g street southeast. sepi7 az
A QUARTER OF A SQUARE OF GROUND
foh SALE, having q frontage Of $40 feet, by
adepth OF lO6 feet, only enc square from the Column
bla railway Price IS cents foot; go cash: bal
anee IN one, two, three and four years, ak per
cent; interest Apply to NJ. NJ. RoHRER, 5l3
Nh strett sepl6-st
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TO LADIES.

HOW sAd II is 70 see youas wife, q mother
=, sis ~, no requires all her physical strength
20 Iuln her mouse hoidduties and all her moral ca
Rsces 20 pt the responsibility which falls upon
1ser, % see her Frustrated osng every day sher
~ TIt yes fering enought be utterly misers-
S.t.I =, hs s,ate Of weakness and debility Is more
49, ~ ne, thsn severe spell Of sickness for in
sxSs - me MI receive the proper care as in the
80 wny,h = hn w months after months, not think
nature exhausted gives out, and she is csrried 10
ne SrnNe, when little pfecaution in pro per ,i,rs
~ "a Rave spsred her lie. To prevent 10 Strength
LITE BIZ ~ ia n5ns can eomIsrs with the LONG
6rs,ersise eostiTenesess sSsmedy ssAin.t rnsiaris
morning sickness, and co1iv1sins. essanc hes.
women. These Bitters, which are sod ~ III drus ~
gfsts, are, In consequence Il their virus ma
aides. dec2s-ly
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
A LADY WISHES BOARD I'M A PRJyATC
family, where she could give instruction on the
piano as an equivalent fer board. Best of refsren
ces given and required. Address I'M - 65S West
Lexington street, Baltimore, Md. sepIs b.
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, IN A QUIET
house; coy winter quarters; BOARD If desjred
Terms moderate to desirable parties III Al iith
street, near M. senIT a..
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seplJ Boalu OF neg
@Y NJ. @. A. CALCULATING LIBRARY
Wy Corner 9Th and ID streets.
New Books constantly being received by this Lii
brary, over 1000 having been added within the past
year.
TermE-s5 ser snnum; 90 per quarter.
FREE READING ROOMS for Ladies' and Gen.
temen. Daily Prayer Meeting l2;l5, and .. N.
SABBATH SERVICES: Bible Study, 4 p. m; for
the Passes, p N. in Lincoln Hall. sepD-tr
FGEoRGE ". Kaufman, JHstros Of tis
Wy Ptdcs, attends to all kinds Of Claims and Lee
gal business southwest corner Of 18th and streets
northwest. may2l-ly
hFsCHEHCKs MAHDRAhE PILLS.-Those
Ny pills com posed exclusively OF vegetable
Ingredients, and although they entirely supersede
the Of mercury do not leave any Of its curious
valuable remedy In all cases Of arrangement result
ing from . disordersd state Of that organ, Liver
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, INDIGESTION, Sick
aeadache, Typhoid Feysrs, &C., &C., all succumb to
the Tree use Of schencks Mandrake Pill5. FOR sale
by al Druggists and Dealers. m1-u
nFRkMOVAL.-Theu undersigned has this day
10y removed TO his New Building, No. ll9
fennsylvaDta avenue southeast.
ny increased facilities and better sccom modation
Ill enable ne 70 supply NV customers with lex
ShhAM and CONFECTIONERY at prices o. low
snsz3-lm. FREDK STEINLE
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q g, n. aFqs IN ~ Oh.
ssS q jss:,sss sia sssi 3; saSs ~
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For sAAALE-In Eilavills, Prince Georges cOun-
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE,
on high ground and healthy locality, with command
ing view Of surrounding country, and fifteen min
utes' ride in the to the city from Biadensbure
station where trains stop daily double
Frame House, twelve rooms; cistern, nne we'll, ex-
cellent water, and spring house, barn, &C. Pesch,
apple and pear orchard, all choice fruit and young
place is adjoining the farm Of Joseph B. Bryan, esq
viii sell the house and sixteen acres, with two cows,
teTMs, ApPiyto I.a1B r. sJIMkEMETz,
LOB SALE Oh RENT-HOUH, n s 2ist street;
l. price, $1,000; rent, $50 per month: has modern
conyeniences and furnace; key may be had at No.
III. For further particulars apply to GEORGE
8 PARKER, 6l3 18th street. aug1-lm
LOB RENT-OFFICES at SOS l4th street, NJ ar
L Ebbitt House; will suit Q lawyer or claim
agent. sepl0-lm
LOB RENT-wlLDsPRING COTTAGE. at Mt.
Il Pleasant, seven good roomsi water etabls and
garden. Rent 20. Inquire OF DR.. BREED, ct MT.
Pleasant, or SIS street northwest. auGC I'm
Tor eALElThat beautiful block Of BUILD.
II INGS on NJ street, corner Of 9Th northwest, ID
offered for sale upon the most liberal terms. In
point Of construction location and appearance they
Es IL IN the
stands throughout, hot and cold water, furnaces,
ranges dumb walters, butler pantries, linen rooms.
stationary speaking tubes, water closets,
bath-rooms and every other requisite pertaining 20
1rst class houses. Apply TO AIDfROP DUDLEY,
Sth street and Louisiana avenue. suGze-em
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-Lady's Russia leather POCKE r.BOOK,
- with small amount Of money and two r street
car tickets, coming from 18th street, H, through
Lafayette Sqnare, to 18th street and Pennsy vania
avenue. FINDER vii! be rewarded by leaving the
same at w. 3. TELLS, 933 Pa. ave. seplS IT.
hOG LOST-A yellow SCOTCH TERRIER,
- about six months old, with tip Of tail
return to lIos ST. northwest sep7- St"
STRAYED AWAY-On the l4th inst, a small
- biack and white PIG. liberal re- lEk
st., pet: LIST and New Jersey ave- si7- ST. sX.1ls
GCS REMARD-For . small black aud tan
RSOe SLUT, with Pup, and no ques.
house last Friday afts rnoon nth inst.
,. MT. DAN ORDEN, 1908 O street,
sepn.5 Betw cen llih and 18th SITS northwest
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ROYD's DIREOTORY, 1874,

ROfDS DIRECTORY, 1874.
The undersigned will commence the canvass for
this work about LIST October and will issue IL as soon
after the assembling Of Congress as the changes can
lie brought In he has not sold out as Is being rem
resented by parties, has he any connection
with any Directory now being canvassed for.
VIM. II. BOYD,
sepIS-T All ii street northwest.