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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-24

ATTEND Prof Bucks Writing Academy at the
School House. Carson City. Card writing, let
ttring on Diplomas, &c. done on short notice.
ALL ORD. rs left with John u. OK will he prompt
lY attended to. S&AU-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-24

NIKE McCuoLE. the great big fool.
has been haaiet. mp and bonded and
S, has Allen. and they're both chap
fallen al TIE way heir fight has ended
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-24
THE FUNERAL OF pIERPONT
TKAYER.

Yesterday at half-past ten O'Clock in
the morning. the funeral Of Pierpont
Thsyer took place. The body was lying
in the coffin in Browns Hall On the
top of the coffin was placed plain sill
Yer plate with the staple inscription:
p. THA1ER
Died Sept. 18th,
1873
There were perhaps dozen persons
present, mostly those connected with the
theatrical company now playing here
Rev. Henry l.. Badger, of the Episcopal
Church. read a few appropriate prayers.
those around preserving u sorrowful ST.
lence. The coffin WAS then carried down
stairs, and placed in the hearse, by the
six pali-bearers. members of the profess
sion to which Thayer had belonged. The
little procession then moved on to the
city graveyard. There the body was
lowered silently into the grave and the
minister read some selections from the
Episcopal burial service.
There were, perhaps. twenty persons
around thu grave. On the face of each
was depicted real sorrow. at the closing
scene Of the last act in the tragedy u
life. OF the thousands of hearts that
have beat responsive to his tones. how
few indeed will feel for him. From the
many eyes that have wept, seeing his
magic art. how few tears will fail ever
that small rocky mound in the midst Of
gray desert Of sage, whose very life
seems only death and desolation. He
will appear upon the stage no more.
The curtain has been run down quick
for the last time. Let no rude hand :Ty
to uproll it; for the play is ended, and
the actor has gone home.-PiOche Rec
ord, Sept. 20.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-24
TIE FINANCIAL DIsTURBANCE

notable facts and conditions. III
more prominent amongst these ar
ii.a real. substantial unAiStnri,e,
snlven..v OF the co.nmescisl comm
nitv and The savings banks. ard tn
complete and astounding NAME
in mh!cI. the nntini- he'd balances q
the Gold Rrnn were met and settle,!
Every man SAYS the dispatch
settled promptly lay eaftitie,
cheeks. and the Gold Room Is now
perfectly clear Of unfinished bu>i
ness. The gold ciearings were S92
COO. 900" This is absolutely grand
The firm manner witt, which Presi
dent Grant declined to be borne of
his feet By the swirl of excitement
with which he was surrounded claims
our admiration for certainly. n
business panic is the very time when
An exhibition of GOODNESS and deter
mination on the part of the Fxecn-
tive il the most needed and II is
well that the President was snfiici
emily alive to his duties and to a
sense of Justice towards the other
parts of the country not to PERM,
himself to he persuaded TO place the
S44. GOO. OO0 Treasury reserves at
Che disposal of the New York Banks
The purchase of S12 DOC. goo of bonds
shows that the President compre-
hended the full importance Of the
crisis firmly as he resisted the i'm
portnnifies Of the New York Bank
ers to strip the Treasury of its re
serves. Vanderhilt's enormous
wealth. or. if not his great wealth.
his great holiness and aptitude in
making other mems troubles enhance
his own credit. is illustrated by his
proposition to advance ten millions
to the Banks provided Grant would
consent to the employment of $780,
COZ, 600 of the reserve fund. 1t is a
cold nncharitv to harbor even
lodging place for such a suspicion.
but it is of a piece with " the house
that Vanderbilt for the willy Com
modore to venture such PROPOSE
tion as this, knowing full we'll that
it would not be accepted. He might
think it wise and timely to thus |
make an indirect "bluff" at the |
Stock Exchange. Another feature
Of this suddenly occurring financial
storm is the revealing of so much of |
actual. intrinsically valuable assets
rs is shown to be the snbstratum of |
even the suspended banks We pre-
dict that the ruinOus failures result
ing from these suspension, will be
but few. There is good prospect
that Jay Cooke & Co. will pay all
their liabilities. dollar for dollar.
and resume business. The solidity
Of the LONDON House of Jay Cooke
Met ulloch Il Co. is uDquestioned.
New England seems to be qnite I'M
affected by these New York and
Philadelphia troubles and as vet.
strange to say. we hear of no failures
in those parts where the embarrass
ment of the affairs of the Mort. ern
Pacific Railway would naturally
cause trouble. In short, this violent
tempest, all unheralded by any
). weather signals. and coming upon
the country without any special
warniug. las developed a vide gen
,rality of healthfulness and strength
IF foundation pervading M under
wing our whole financial system
,ven in that which is pop,-iarly sup
posed to be the least substantial.
the community OF specn!a-
HtH
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-24

Princess BISMARCK, wife OF the Prus-
sian premier is dead.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-18

The weather has been so intensely
cold in indiana that it is said large
numbers Of fish in tho streams of that
State are dead; not merely bcnumbed
and torpid from cold, but are dead be-
yond recovering.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-18
THROWS STREAM
CONTENTS EQUIVALENT

The great advantages possessed by these
machines Is their simplicity, cheapness,
availability and complete mastery over fire.
They arc charged with sovc, gallons Of wa
tor, in which is dissolved = quantity of COM
mon soda, and in this solution il suspended
II small lcatto1 bucket filled with sulpliuric
acid. Thus charged, thoy arc sot away for
use. At tho moment needed, tho acid Is
ompticd into tho water by upsotting the
bucket containing it, and tho machine is
| ready for uso. It throws stream thirty
foot, OF mingled water and gas, and Is easily
transported and worked by ono person.
Ono railroad in Illinois has $50 of those
machines, another 12O, Chicl<ering Il Sons,
Boston, haye 90, and 81 recent law of Con-
gress requires their uso on I'LL water crafts
in tho United States. Tho town of Honor
was recently sayed from destruction by ono
Of these machines.
gcss- For full particulars, address tho IIdi-
tor OF tho TELEcnA pIr, who is supplied with
| a.Babcock Extinsuislier and will tal<e plea
snro III explaining it's morris, and in for
| warding orders for his friends.
y. NJ. GRANGER,
Gener:.l Agent, 10 Canal Street,
feb2I:2s-Iy Mem O,7cans
IT u. STEVENS,
FAsHIONAB BILE ULOTHIER,
And Importer of
Eu IeNISIIfNC GOODS,
- AND 80 ST.. CHARLES ST.,
Corner Common st.
NEW ORI.EA MS, "a.
LATEST STYLES IN
MEMS AND BOYS CroLtIiN,,.
Every Variety of
Ett'nishing Goods, Trunks, Un6rrli,ts a,,d
Waterproof Clothing.
CLOTHING; MADE TO ORDER
IN PARIS, LONDON AND NEW YORK s'rvI.l2-
pccombor 8, 1871. l2:ly
EDWARD NALI.E. H. tAsIhJA;rl
| NALIE ~ CANMAlk,
COTTON FACTORS
! GO ISSIoN ECiIA MIS-.
No. I93 Gravicr Street,
t. w . it l. L; A n =, IA.
| Iitt,TtI case .Attttnc,.s
Made a., r"nsiEnn>cnts to tho above Hrn, by
JOllN G.. SA N DlERS
October 5, lS.2. 3-im
DACE Il StslMNN&,
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-18
MISCELLANEOUS 5.

I'D. PAEAs2!:.
~ DEALER
DRY GOODS, t;RptEEIlES', ETC,
wsSSSEaRsrGt, IA.
tE:S-Wil buy and sell cotton at itcSt mar
ket rates.
LIVERY SrARiE.-Mr. Parker informs the
travelling public that he keeps the W inns
borough Livery Stable. and can AWAY
supply horses. husgies. Sc. and will take
good care of any stock lott al his stable.
Nov. 9, 1872. Sly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-18

III Il. RUCkLES,
WI TCE N 4 X Err,
No. Camp street, Now Orleans,
DEAIEE IN
American, English and 4Sttiss Watches,
ofthe best Makers.
ft''e Ie,ret':y, Pare Siluer Ware, OHce
ana 3fnntel Clocks, tfanss ana Pistols.
~ Every description ofW Nr,n Rrr,,r-
''>" W "''uerNe prices. noNS 'I2ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-18
HOT II s.
t|fCi Els.
I EFss'; iiGsTSsG,
Up. fttho}Fo CN'e'c3 u','' EtsHrFe 4 ,7ef,n;r
dtcNh0E, III,
II 7 T.cr.ris ro-.n-.-..n.=
IL. J. T,cwis, EzopyzcGcE
MI DEssHEI sE8ESE.

Jacobson Street. cEcbotsts,t7 Aicthoe;t:s ca7,,-cs
Tho undersigned has taken charge OF This
house, and intends milking il first -rlH..i
board ing house, md is now prepared to re-
cciyc boardor" by the week orln6nth may
be desired. iooi'ia largo, spacious and we'll
vcilIi'tct, and suitable for families No
pains Will ho spared by tho proprietor f.,
maze his guests colllfnrtahlo. Charges t,
suit tho times. JAS 4 IA NTJTSIS
March p, 1S7l.--2s:ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-18
A s,bI.TEfIS T.. .sACkSDN,

n WITH
II l.; 4 ID & NJ q Il y n
TRENTON, la.
Havitg connected himself with The above
house will be pleased to have his old friends
and atttttitt:t,tco call Oh him whom they
visit Trontou, and will ho pleased b. serve
them in any way possible with the aaNan-
taGca OF large amount of General Aierch-
uu,fiSc, feeling confident that no can make
II to their interest to do so. pct.9, '12.--tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-18
TONER CGLLEGE.
HOMER MASONIC
FEMALE COLLIIGIs.


=, Tho exercises OF this Institution began OF.
tho first Monday in, Scptcniper l,,sst.
Tho scholastic year is divided into two
sessions OF twenty weeks cach-tirst ending
tho last CT january; tho second tho last Of
Juno.
FACULTY.:
T.. Z. " Ir.Ccx, President, aud Prof of Latin.
Mental ana Moral Science.
Miss \. CALHOUN, Teacher III Mathematics.
Miss l.. TAGGARr, Assistant III Literary Dc
n: A. BARnE, Prof. of Music md Ircnch
Miss NJ Nj. WILCOX, Assistant in Music
TERMS:
rupiia admitted at any tiino and charged
until end Of session. No deduction in tui-
ton except for protracted sickness.
Tuition, Engiisll 81 and So 60 Tor ,,:t,
instrumental Music, with uso
Extra lessons in Voc::, Music: .o o
3So
Board, exclusive OF washing,
lights, and articles for toilet,
II paid i'll advance, for each
r. session esq 49,;
r. not SO I'aid.'... 1900 &c
Incidental, per acssiou.........,.. 100 -
Prof. wilcox has now entered upon the
lahors Of the tenth year OF his connection
rs iresldcnt, with the Homer Masonic
Female College. During that time tho
any institution OF the Kind, and the mode
oi instruction has been 10 in3 part u thorough.
knowic'igo or those studies. The discipline
IN ifc college and BOariing Department. i.ns
health Of tho pupils has been invariabIy
e enc IS confidently made to tho patrons OF
thc institution and former pupiis scattered
throughout North Louisiana.
Additions are being made to the !ioariiI>.:
mouse, so that u large number Of pupils c.Lil
iGcnt.
1uaiIltod with tho Workings of The Instil,I-
tion curing the tino il has been under tho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-14
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office az Chef Steraf O6fcsY, 4
WASHINGTON, June II, 1873, 10:3O Q. IN. (
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST Twenty FOUR HOURS
The barometer has very generally fallen from the
Cuff and Atlantic coast to the lakes, being lowest
over lower Michigan and highest over New Eng
land. Rain areas have been reported from Mchi
gan and northern Wisconsin,, and from Kansas,
Missouri, southern Illinois, Tennessee and North
Carolina, southward to the gulf; also, during the
night from Norfolk and Cape May. Clear weather
has generally continued over the northwest, wi h
winds shifting to sasteriy and southerlv, and
New England. Partly cloudy weather is now
porteG from the Middle states with northerly winds
from Virginia to Cape Cod, and southery winds
the lower lake region.
PRoBABILirlEs.-for New England. falling ba-
rometer, fresh northeasterly and southeasterly
wiz DIS, increasing brisk on the coast, and ncress
in cloudiness, with rain over the southern portion
during the afternoon, and over the northern to-
night. For the Middle states, falling barometer,
cloudy weather, rain and fresh to brisk north
asst and soui beast winds. For the lower lake re-
gion, fresh variab Q winds cloudy weather and rain
areas. From MISSOURI to the upper lakes, south
westerly and northeasterly winds and generally
clear weather. From Tenpe see to Ohio, winds
veering to westerly with clearing weather For the
south Atlantic and gulf states of the Ms-issip
pi, soutberly to westerly winds. generally cloudy
weather and rain areas. For the northwest, dimin-
ishDg pressure and southeast and southwest winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-14

The Markets.

ccnsolidst, q S. West virginia., 100 bid to day.
,BALrIMoREa June H.-Ootton quiet: low mid
ehahs:d Nhesi SnGeammo ON; 10 fsiT red s 81 SO
sl.60; winter red western. q so@SI SO; spring
led western, d 3@S 81 20. Corn steady-white
southern, IS; yellow southern, S. mixed western !,
fImer. 0ais duilasouthern, I@ao; western mixed,
IS do. white, 43. Rye quiet, S@p9U Hay unchaD ged
Provisions dull and pominaily unchanged West
ern butieI-good to choice, ls@O. Whisky nomn-
al, a3a. Sugar firm, 1U1s.
NEW YOeK, June ls.-Money frm, 4@ss. Gold
heavy, l6l4 @l6sa Governments dull and steady.
NEW YORK, June H-FlOur dull. Wheat quiet
aud heavy. Corn noninaly unchanged
IoNpoN, June II, II 30 O. m.-Consols opened at % =
for money, and Ss, for account. Bonds of 1865, Old
gas; 1857, 924; 10 nos, So new fves, 89x Erie, So
FRANkFoRT, June H.-Bond. 81 for issue OF lisa
LONDON, June IA, 2 p. m.-Consois closed AT % =
for money, 92s for account. Bonds of 1855, old, 92s
X -, sos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-14
mAIUAL AHp oel,au.rCfAL.

There n still much excitement on the cotton
exchange in New York, and IL was reported yes-
terday that several more failures will soon be
announced. There seems, however, to be q
general impression that the worst is over, and
that NO panic will ensue. Cotton yesterday
morning vas again slightly advanced In price,
but Il vas thought that fresh imp0rtati0us
voud arrive in the early part of next month,
and that the present effort to create corner
will be frustrated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-14

Capt. Jack hasn't quite settled whether he
win try the insanity dodge or claim to be q
Herald CORES pondent to save his life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-14

The District Legislature, Notwithstanding the
pressure Of public business and the approach
ing end OF the session, again adjourned over
from Friday 70 Monday. Why not have had
the second reading of the code to-day?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-14

BOARDING.
I ARGEFURNIsHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD.
- 500 II street, between 9th and 7th northwest .
Gentlemen preferred. jel3 ST.
ONE LARGE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM,
~ second floor, south front, with B0AkD, at N
M street northwest. jeI3.2tr
GUNNER BOARDING AT RED WOOD, De
- lightfnl country seat; ~ miles from George
town or " ashingtoD; west side Rock Greek. There
is pavilion croauef ground, variety Of fruit &c
and s,r daily stage to the Treasury corner ls,s
O'Clock q. m, leaving at 5 80 D. m For further
northwest. i5-9wsV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-14

The bill to encourages squabbling among the
lumber measurers (that b not the title exactly,
but expresses the effect Of the act II paased) was
reported back to the House of Delegates last
night. 1t proposes. instead of having the lum-
Der messurers confined 20 their respective dis
tricts, as at present, that there shall be Q free
fight along the river front for patronage. 1t
will make things lively, but why not apply the
same principle to -four inspectors, scavengers,
&c, and have nuss ali around?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-14

treachesous " eussedness" II Is some satisfac-
ii n 10 be able to hold this amended opinion Of
a man who has shown 70 much Of the 6id Ro-
man style OF bravery in action, and dignihed
oomposure under defeat and impending igno-
minious death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-14

le9 Wv Opposite o. 3. Treasury.
LOB eALE-Two new FRAMES very neal and
pretty situated on Lawrence street, bet Is n
and 18th and and streets. one equare from street
cars; in growing neighborheod; can be bought on
long time Apply to WILLBT LIBBEY, Lum.
per merchants, corner Of 9Th street and New York
avenue. ,e7 90
TOR RENT Or sA LB-One ofSt6e mo.f eenfeej
=. and comfortable HOUSES In the District Con.
tanning all modern convenience with large lot cor
ner Hh and e 3; i. Rent $50 per month. Enauire
between Sd and 9Th streets 8. =. je sim.
FOR SALE-Hsst PART Of LOT 5, sanere SO. ON
- = street, between Sh and 10Th streets north.
attic with large back building; ali slated water ara
gas The vacant ground on east side Of house would
oke comfortable side building, Terms easy and
n0Gefefe upon Payment Of third cssh For tSrms
eRpy 70 yA4E1 TOWLEe, Property AGENT ri
Sseet northwest, between sth and 9Th streets O}ice
EOe eALE-ye!y desirable BUiLDT6G LOr for
sees On west SIDE Of 18th street, oppoeffe scoft
S2nsre, = ~ ~ iset. Apply 1896 II street. -
e1een lotn and 10TH streets northwest. je4-lvs3
hob sALE.TWO INV BRICK HOUSES.
end eeIlaIs; also, Two FRAME HOUSES on q
~ - e2atneast: room; bath-ro and cellars
EQR .RENI-DwxLIIN6 HOUSE, Win pre1s
Rnr Sris So, mont and marble trimming, No 1907
the residences OF the rtrt Assistant Postm Sssn
l1th street. The above house has reccrtiv Sseo
painted outside snd erained walnut inside, ana put
80 - w. otvsSs 81 iF m1.lm
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

COR RGlN AMI DALE.
Los .ksNT-Tins large ROOMS, furnished
sr.s sniEESs s1 ssG sIs street northwest; 'O'
ROE RENf-A IArg. Roo n, ,uit.biv Tor = Doc
H ass! for '''s i'aar' at -ii street n.s Tn
FOR RKNf-One nsaily .furnishtd ROOM suita-
BILE Tor one or tvo sent,emen Tins for Que,
&e esf Oh oo AND 10 :tr re.
9966 sHLsTA wsll;e.,I, , * BAIOa
gEias e DUNG Arson: powIiSG co. ssrSsr
on. ss 'is s sS.. A.. Ss
Lincoln Psrk, square from he sire cars: also,
S@fs :s'; = d: 81 4fs
E'ok sALE 0R k.kf-A oc@y - rfAcA al
woods: seea stable, sss S vnS erei a@n asa.
to city: also, near horse carr. Price, $3.50 In:
s s,rss, of R BREED MI Plea ant or
E'OR RkNT-July Isl, BRICK HOUSE 1917
L stree souhr eel, opposite Smithsonian; 10 rooms:
is!thsI ists!n..i'n apsiy to II D. BARR ,sss
EOR Rem IA three story BRICK HOUSE, 2l1
G. street, between ID ana Sd streets nortnwes',
containing rooms, cellar, Kitchen, water, gas. and
S % 9Th and Sa ah TT so MGRPaY street
BLACKSMITH, wHEELwRIGHr aud PAINT
SHOP, with hoistinR mach iue, on q street. between
bust oes stand and viii De- rented to Coed Iensnt
at a reasonable rent. Apply, ON premises, 10
ll4-6;' T. MURPHY
AT PRIVATE SALE
PROSPECT HILL" the residence Of the late
j. mes Roach, in AleXandria county, Virginia.
This place Captains abeur ga acres aud lies near
the end Of the Long Bridge, south side # Airing
Ton Turnpike, at rs Intersection with the AleXan-
dria canal
All the land is Of the best quality for agricultural
purposes, and the Bnitom Ln-S on The canal com
prisir about Ia acres, il BRICK CLAY Il the best
description.
The improvements q large AMI substantial
Brick Mansion House and Out-buildings, Farm
House, Barns, 81 tables. &c.
The land has been laid off in parcels, and will be
sold in lots 20 snit pIrc ascrs.
For further information inquire Of
cIIAhLES r. STUART,
or 5. FERGUSON BEACH,
Ia1f lp.r lev lr,a ~
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

ss. !S Ssss I'D GsSTsS
Epiphaey: Terms moderate. Appu the
EoR sALE-ou long time. with small cash pay
Cub Lot. q and S, .a.s.s 90. lah and Streets.
sub Los. 10, and IVES, X Of Is. square sss, 10th
suS kot :, s9asrt s.,: tss TILE.
hds .sos sss' g ' q. s. s tax title
seven i've room fRsaE HOUSES, lot. i.,loe,
e: square Ss io ;t l.:
FOR sALk-HoUsE and LOT. No. ISIS @ &.
81 L, ss deep Prss r:t
Psp.s5.nsns .is sH isss sss
EoR RENT--A foar story press brick Dwell
L LING, snely le.ied ca s1uth q, between LIST
near ID street ncrfh side, e;nsanse twelve rooms,
sth ra,sr, ,s a., L.troe raase duns S.er
ana INC @ in The s. and T rsps
n he y .SJ e SsSSy nse S h9m aud
BEsTER RYoN,
Real Estate Agents sna Brokers,
m,E-u Ito Isl street southeast, Capitol Hin.
L'oR sALE-A SQUARE OF GROUND in the
hd Ct hi s an. p.s sf
apey p@s to auGk sell ssa r R. Gnf E .
street northwest. IRep xChron1 mS-n
EIoR RENT-A beaulifui ihrte-story PRESSED
Il BRICK HOUSE, containing ten rooms, besides
store aud cellars, bath and pantry rOotns with
hot and cold alter, aud all modern improy ement~,
ss stsoa. 70 . sF sSs Insar. hSs
Skos. s,S and o, or fsoI ;fS Street. @ys g1A
EoR RENT-At SIS 18th street. (scott Place.
Il FURNISHED ROOMS, singly or suite, IT
summer prices. For people remaining in town
during the summer this l. splendid Location, being
convenient 10 hotels and cars. Well shaded aud
airv. mlg-lm
EOR BENT-FUKNISHED HOUsE-HouSE
Il No. 600, corner y aud 10Th str-ets nOrthe .-tl
viii be rented reason able terms. Imm@late pys-
session given. Apply to c. L. RITTENHOUsE
Agent, lA22 street. nll4-eotf
ENoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS: . back
Il Parlor furnished = Bedroom, and tao pleas
ant rooms, back and front, ON second story, In an
elRhly located Dwelling on street., near 81 b: will
be rented on reasonable terms TO gentlemen only.
Address "A. j." National Republican efhse.
nlsu GRepl
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
TAKEN UP ADRIfT-In the Eastern Branch,
p na come me, forward. Charges
It, street, near BuzzArd's Peint
TAKEN UP AsTRAY-Last Friday, crossing the
Il Navy Yard bridge, . dark bay MARE, ~
badly used hair shed on. The owner may IN
charges: HENRY ROBINSON, on Burnt Bridge
ST., Eastern BRANCH j14-3ts
4 OST-A sATCHEL Containing subsc rfption
IL books, It'll street southwest, between street
and Maryland avenue. suitable reward will be
Il 0ST-On Thursday, 18th instant On or near ar
Il ket Space, . RED LEATHER POCKET-
BOOK, containing about five dollars. The finder
will be suitably rewarded leaving the same at the
Star office. ieis-9f
- IN REWARD.-L Lost, . white and liver
Nv POINTER, with left fore fang on On -
lower jaw broken of. The above reward.3
will be paid on his being left ct 1893 lOth=A
street. jel3-3t-
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PERSONAL.

WILL THE PARTY WHOSE NAME Is
" NOT Myrtle, and took an u street car At Judi-
ciary SQusre for Capitol Hill, about $50 D. m
IThnrsday, please send their address to Kirk.
"STATUYOLINCE,nOR THE Will CUBE
OF THE WORLD.
BY All diseases are cured. No medicines used and
lot, 459 street northwest. ep1.t