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PAR a SOILS.

PAR a = OILS
Sun and Rain Umbrellas now
opening ali the la. est styles,
at prices 70 suit the times,
AT LEUBRIE'S.
Large Jobs in Linen hdkfs-
Hemstitch, Is, 20, p cents,
AT LEUBRIES
Large jobs in Linen Hankerehiefs,
hemsticth, l5 %, 25c,
AT LEUBRIE'S.
500 yards Hamburg Edgings and
Insertions, choice patterns, at
s. 8, s, 10, Z, 10, zoe,
AT LEUBRIE'S.
Flowers, Ribbons, and Straw Goods,
Offering at prices to defy competition,
AT LEUBRIE'S.
Millinery and Hair Goods,
Half price,
AT LEUBRIE'S.
Fans at all prices,
AT LEUBRIE'S.
Large Clearing sale OF Shoes,
SeasOnable and good goods,
AT LEUBRIE6.
Retailing az Wholesale Prices,
AT LEUBRIES.
Straw Goods Sales Next Week,
AT LEUBRIE'S.
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in the much admired grounds Of the J. W
FOWTT,ER HOM ESTEAD SUBDIVISION,
n, these two collections buyers may consult
their taste as to location within or beyond
the city limits and may be su1tea An bean
S1T,,I S,poDerty easy terms and perfect
saeIes AZ prices 10 be supplied Dy the
hfxhesf bidder, IN q fair competition
- Plans giving all particulars OF terms,
etc are now ready, and We shall be pleased 10
furnished them 70 those who apply, 50 they
may examine the property before the day
Of SALE
IRRELEVANT & CO., AuctiOnsers.
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AT AUCTION.
AT AUCTION no PAY CHARGES

At Warehouse OF Joplin & Webb, No.
HOward's Row,
Saturday, APriE 4sh, at 10 O'Clock,
We will sell the following: Is boxes Bottles,
60 Jugs. Gasoline Stoves and Oh, Cook
Stoves, lot Railing Sign, IS :. 3. chairs, l
Plow, 8 NJ. 7. Barrels, Washing Machines,
Spice Mil, % Kegs, barrels Sundries, Iron
Pot, Wheel barTOWs, l box Bedding. Desks,
4 4Jackserews, l eask Shells, Chairs, Office
stool, Letter Press. pair Platform scales, If
not called for In ten days, viii be sOld.
mh26 A. NJ. STODDARD 1. CO, Auct'rs.
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MEMBERS

unsurpassed in Intelligence, genial cour-
tesy and pluck by those of any organi-
cation Of its kind in the United States.
At present the exchange has one hum
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LEUBRIES
GREAT SHOE SALE
THIS WEEK

10000 pairs Ladies' and Child
ren's Shoes, Tegardless OF cost,
Ar LEUBRIEfs.
ChiIdren's Shoes, 50, 65, s5,
AT LEUBRIE'S.
Ladies' Calf, Kid and Goat,
10, 20, Is, 40,
At LEUBRIE'S.
Ladies' Serge Shoes,
40, 80, -,
AT LEU BRIE'S-
CustOna-made,
2 40, 90, 10,
AT LEUBRIE's.
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COMMERCIAL HISTORY.

Sketch of the Establishment and
Progress Of the Memphis
Chamber of Commerce
and the Cotton
Exchange.
Names of the Founders and List
of Original Members-Bene-
fits to the City Of these
Institutions.
Questions Discussed and Enter
priseS Aided and Assisted
by the Chamber-0ur
Commercial Par
lament.
The Cotton Exchange-First Eff
forts to Establish it-List OF
Present Members-The
Mode Of Doing
Business.
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ANNUAL MEETING, 1871.

At this meeting Colonel r. A. Pinson
was reelected president, and Henry G.
Smith, John E. Randle, j. w. Dickin-
son, William r. Moore and Napoleon
Hill, vice-presidents; ]. 7. Willins,
treasurer; Leon Trousdale, secretary,
and j. l.. Hampstead, assistant seere-
tary.
The chamber continued its good work,
investigating many schemes and inaug-
urating other measures looking to the
good of the city. Owing to our limited
space, We will not be able to refer to the
enterprises aided AMI promoted during
that time.
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ITS OBJECTS,

The object of the exchange may be
cleaned from section one, article three,
of its constitution, reading as follows:
"The purposes of this association shall
be to provide and maintain suitable
rooms for a cotton exchange in
the city of Memphis; to adjust contro-
ards for elassifieations, which shall gov
ern all transactions connected with the
cotton-trade; to acquire, preserve and
discriminate information connected
Herewith; to decrease the risks incident
thereto; and, generally, to promote the
interests of the trade and increase the
facilities and the amount of the cotton
business in the city of Memphis"
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ANNUAL MEETING, I872

AT this meeting Napoleon Hill was
elected president; J. w. Dickinson, J.
M. Pettigrew, j. E. Randle, Benjamin
Eisman and J. G: Lonsdale, vice-presi-
dents; John T. Willins, treasurer, and
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INA SOCIAL REsPECT

the cotton exchange has done great
deal to bring men in contact with each
other, and so pleasant are these "gather-
ingsS that whenever leisure hour is at
a merchants command he seeks the
change, for here he meets the buyer
and the factor, the agent and the manu-
facturer, oftentimes the planter from
some remotely fertile vale, and the Wis
itor from long distance. Each day
but increases the interest manifested in
the cotton exchange, which comprises
an array OF
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was adopted. and, through the aid of
Zion. JohnSW. Leftwich, member of
congress from this district, had a decid-
ell effect in securing the desired end.
The tax was five cents per pound. In
Jilly the chamber adopted rules and
regulations for the handling and sale of
cftton, which, with but slight changes,
remained in full force up to the estab-
lishment of the cotton exchange, last
December. Through the influence of the
chamber United States Commissioners
Rawlings was induced to establish
here and designated Memphis as head
quarters of acknowledging district
irIstead of Nashville as heretofore. The
chamber at that time indorsed the Sa-
vannah and Memphis railroad, the
southern part of which is now being
worked on. At the August meeting the
chamber inaugurated measures which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-09

IN the observance of Dedication DAY in this
vicinity this year, We hope no discrimination
VIII be made ia the decoration OF soldiers
graves. whether they be occupied by the dust
81 those who wore the blue or those who wore
tie gray. At Mobile snd- many other points in
tie South, this year, Union soldiers have par
hciPated IN the decoration of Confederate
graves, and very probably this circumstance is
hailed a. an earnest Of the good time cOmiu g,
when al asperities shall be forgotten. In New
No-k, the Grand Army of the Republic have
CCIcludsd to make no distinction between the
graves Of Union and Confederate dead. The
time Is near At hand when the North and the
South will have a common Decoration Day, and
when distinction between the dust of gallant
American soldiers will be regarded not only az
III maLly but uupatriOiic.
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Largest Circulation in The District
Reading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY;
May ., IS.G
PersisIcnt ,Iisrepresen fation.

Here is a specimen of the fssness and truth
fUlness Of the Baltimore Sun in dealing with
District matters, taken from its Washington
correspondence:
"Ihe examination of Governor Shepherd
vas continued until $50 O'Clock this afternoon.
Although the exact figures were not obtained
tie substance OF bis evidence in regard to the
d bt OF the District fixes it at about SO 900 900
which does not iaclude the bonded debt"
What Governor Shepherd did say was that
about SIC, 600, 600 had been spent for improve
nents, of which all had been paid but about
tLrte milliOns. His testimony of Thursday
shows the bonded debt TO be less than ten mill
lions; the Congressional limit. The debt Of
property, represented by outstanding GER
tifcates, known as sewerage and street assess
Henfs, which is being retired daily by the opera
ton of the laws under which they were issued,
l. a. SEQ eco, unfunded debt OF Board Of Public
Works 81 800 zoe; grand total SD, 500 900, less
TIE assets of the board, viz: II 500 900 due from
tie United States. and =, 500 900 in round nuua-
beTs due from assessments against private pro-
Ierty, leaving net debt OF all kinds to the
amount of So. sec COO of all kinds, of which but
$1,000 GO i = debt of the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-09

Some one who has been examining the Con-
PressiODal Directory finds that there axe in Con
gress III college graduates OF which - are Seua-
tors. There are 100 lawyers, 1j6 bankers aud
business men, % journalists, Is farmers and 3
whose occupations are not given. Ninety
served in the war Of the rebellOn-T3 in ia
Union amy aud Il in the Confederate army;
q call themselves generals; IL have been judges
o; various kinds, including three Chief Justices
l. have been state Governor, and one Vice
President OF the republic; l65 have been mem
bCTs Of Congress before.
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There il at least one of Senator Summers
measures which ought not 10 fail OF pa
sage by Congress, and that is his joint rssJIu-
ton, offered At the beginning of the session,
providing for the settlement OF international
disputes by arbitration. The resolution was
called up yesterday by Mr.. Summers successor,
and was referred to the Committee on Foreign
Relations. 1t should not sleep there. Ii the
United States would take the IuItistOry toward
the adoption Of some broad international prin-
ciple by which difficulties between nations
could be Peaceably adjusted, the governments
o: other countries would doubtless cooperate,
ard war would be known only in the history of
the past.
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There are at least two crops which promise to
he unusually abundant this year, wheat and
grass. Western papers speak encouragingly of
the prospect, and assert that in most OF the
states the wheat crop will be one-third larger
than last year. The protracted rain of this
spriDg has also been extremely favorable for
grass and an extraordinary Weld may be ex-
lected- "A gentleman OF this city who has
recently visited the Shenandoah Valley speaks
in glowing terms of the wheat and grass of that
Productive region, and Gays that the farmers
assert that there has never before in their expe-
Hence been such an encouraging prospect for a
heavy yield of both these crops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-09

The question of change of school books comes
mp sgain in the school board next Tuesday
night, and already the bOok-aends from the
northern publishing houses are arriving in
town.
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PERSONAL.

MES: Nv. WALLINGFORD will hear of som,-
w thing to her advantage by addressing "b," p.
.. Box 2e14, New York city; her mothsr having
died, leaving her $4,000; last heard of in Kansas
Maiden name, JOHNSON. msy6.Iv
MADAME fLORENOh, ths Celebrated Uaiyvop
ll ant, neQualled in testing the past, present
and future OF life, In causing speedy marriages.
brtnein the Sc parAted togsther and pointing out
the snre way OF euccess In life matters Of busi
ness her advice 10 invaluable. She gives uuiye
sstsf action; none ever regret consulting her. Bat
isfsction given or no pay. Dan be consulted ct her
Parlors, No. 81 4th street northwest. mari SIN.
A b>ULUTE DIVORCES DETAILED From
"a UOuRTe Of different States for desertion, 40
NJ publicity required. No charge until divorce
grsr'ed. Address n. HOUSE, Attorney, l9l
"-uR'~sy, n Y. decl .6ms
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Captain A. Grant and Resolution 4. VI. Green
he'd mass meeting last night in favor OF
making all the District officers elective They
passed resolutions to that effect. and in opposi-
ton to the Senate bill providing for a commits
siOneTship government
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No: 459l PAPERHANGINGs. lNo.s3s
sthSt. sPklh9 STUCK Tth ST,
a ~ -


now op-D at
MARK
No. i3S ~ street, between and streets, Gig 1t
doors above ODD Feilows' Hall,
PAPEhHANGIEGS
Fine Gilt and Silver Papers, new and stylish de-
gus; Plain Papsrs for p.neling, with gil. rod or
hushiug plas, perfect re representation q woods and
marbles. Also, full line of GlaZ Cd and low priced
Papers, embracing new sha lee In brown, pearl and
brewer 3 blue; novelties in colors AID d ttefns
WISDOM SHADES.
New patterns, different sizes and cOlors. Plain
Goods lie different coIors, which make Tito shsies
Sh AIDES ode to order.
PICTURE FRAMES
velvet al q Gilt Frames in great variety, r French
kire Gilt Frames, Walnut and Gilt aud al Gilt
anes, from card to part ait size. The largest As
soTims nj in the city. Frames m .de to order
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSYLs, PICTURE
NAILS, &c.
Picture Cord and Tassels, different sizes and
c9iois, wire covered. Timed, silysred aud gold
plated ciure Cords, very superior goods. Porce-
ial q AID brass head Picture Nails, Rings, Sc
PAINTINGS, CH AOMOS, PoRCEL AIN PAINT
lEGS, &c.
prices.
AL goods warranted Represented, All order.
Ter Psrerhar girg, Wind Nv Shades or Picture
Frames purclualis filed and sa,i faction gusrsn-
teed TERMS CASH. may9 I'm
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BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOARD for adults can be had near
~ Hsg.rrtoup, Md. For particul srs address ~
B-,"Oxen Hill, Prince Georges county, Mary
lsnc mas7 ST.
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The st. Louis Republican puts the case tersely
when II says that il Congress were to vote the
issue of thousand millions of additional
gTeenbaeks, a western farmer would not get a
single dollar of it, except by buying it, either
with produce or q mortgage on his farm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-09

The Philadelphia Ledger has reached a circu-
lation OF 81 900 copies, the largest newspaper
circulation in the country, IL not in the weird.
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CHINA AND
GLASSWARE

our stock ~ the above ~ kept complete at all
= Is on The NEWEST aud BssT GOODS, I'D
u. m which HoGsskeepers can select lots or taly
b paTate pieces EIfa
WEBB q BEYERIDGE, LII
ne-3- No. 1909 Pa ave bet ION and llt6 "a
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AT SARATOGA SPRINGS. Ala
GRAND UNION HOTEL, E:HI
BRrsLIN, PURCELL & CO., ProprietOrs,
Will open June LIST, ct popular prices. SCI per wee
for June; SIS per week for July aud August.
Rooms can be gagged at tbs Metro 2Olitan Hotel
or Gilsey House, New York city. may6-ag
WHsRE ARE YOU GOING to spend the Sam.
w mcrr Before you decide, send stamp for circu-
lar 70 koBkRT WALTkk, NJ. D., " ernersviile,
Berks county, Pa. ap13-im
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Wy CoMrANT.-The fTst noathiy meeting for
be f.id At I'SH IEs 'sGc a., T'
s're-t. s'uthcnst. MONDAY kvENING, MAJ II,
~ otiI &c :, Loans are returned by borrowsLs Al
nS56 8. - jos. BRUaMirr, Secretary.
fS1kLLg1I0N Nor'OE.-Ths aanpal nestias
SS ~ Y6DsEILLE AND ASHTON TURSPIkE
siI be reid a 6oi,svili. % TUESDAY. the Isth
Cay ,S % Ma Ma 1874 :, Ins Ie..1k Pp6prrp ~
rs YOUNG MEN SPECIALLY IavITsD
TO THE Y. NJ c. A. RO6Ms,
Corner 81 and d streets
TT, Free reading rooms; Circu atins Library New
Belieious MeetiDg-DaiIy Prayer Meetings at
ssi 6sth-At $50 .. m p, ser ices IN Lincoln Hall
Tnester services, at Metropolitan Thsater, Penn
syiyan,e ssenue between llth aud l7sh streets,
FmiLBgRN's
OLIGINAL POLAR SODA AND MINERAL
WATERS, on Drsught.
Itss PIssslLvAryA AvnsEx.
arsr Near Wharf,.
FSOHEECK MANDRAKE PILLS-These
iIsreditHts, ard although they entirely ssserssde
ne nse mercury, d. not leave any Of its injurious
valuable remedy IN all Of arrangement result.
ing frsm a disordered state OF thst organ, Liver
GCinplaist, Billions Disorders, Indigestion, Sick
Headache, Ty phOid Fevers, &c. all succumb 20
The Z &c u.s. OF Scnos OK Mandrake Pills. For sale
- al DrBEzists sud Dsslers. Ip7-tr
EsEfRlGERATUhS AND WATER COOLERS,
rs eli sizes. GE WATTS co,
mSISS Hcusefurnshitg Store, 314 TIA st.
PASTURE roe BORSES. eight miles from
Washington. @. Ii. p GLAZE, 7h-
street TCsd, rear Sligo T. o., n ntzomery In
c UNITY Md. LA 9 21' CA
A coon IEyEsTM wOULDBET CALL
~ It stalls Nos 90 aud 90, tn street wing O4n-
: .Ikei, and get one pOGud of the best DKIED
BEEF IT, town y Is cents. j. Is Chi pod AMI sliced
10y machinery ls.aly patented b. W Garst; il
csn also be had At corner lst and streets north
wet. mayg-6S
IAPAN EsE FANS
FBIsH ARRIVAL,
LABGE AND SMALL.
VERY CHOTCEl VERY CHEAP
ny9e'Gt W. BUROHELL, 1872 Fss.
(EcCkKEY'
CHINAA AND
GLASSWARE
Our stock ~ the above ~ Kept Complete at all sa,-
. L. Of the NEWEST aud BssT GOODS, IN
r.m which HOGsskeepers can select lots or tAiy
b paTate pieces EIfa
WEBB q BEVERIDGE, EiU
ny-a No. lOO9 Pa ave bet lOih and IL h,t.
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EOR RHNT-SPLENDID CHANCE Fur.
u nished ROOMS for Housekeeping, Including
FIRST floor and two bed rooms and dressiag room OF.
second floor; new house, south front, nice yard and
lishtfui and healthy; No. l43l Y street nerth
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fFPE6ICKB INDIAN HAIR REsrORrR
s-I Las never oeen known 90 fail IL frees the
= ~ IIa9 psadrpn, restores Gray II air TO its ma
- Ton falling ont, snd rsprodnces II whea gone
by1Ss,.i sfss' Hair Dresser k2esas Ter sale 81 ali
UAH
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il GST Oh STOLEN-A lady's BKEASTPIS,
IL gold. set with emerald and diamond rho finder
Will be literally rewarded on leaving the same at
No. 1914 i street, or at 5EMRES'S Jewelry
Store. m9 St
ST-0n Pennsylvania avenue, between 4th
- ard Ith streets southeast, CHIGD'S GOLD
BRAOELkT The finder will be suitably reward d
by Leaving 1t at corner Of 9th street east and Penn
sylysnia avenue. maysa.
4 o.T-On Friday, May 8, a large JET BREAST
II PIN with sheaf of wheat in z bid across IL
Tee finder Will be literally rewarded en- leaving the
san at No. 1914 1 street northwest, or at Mr.
shhhkh,S Jewelry store, on the avenue, between
9. ana l0th streets. NO St.
ZANE TO MY PERMISSION the LIST, a red
~ aud white cow, with horns The owner-S,
eau have her By proving Operty and paying0 lS
charges al d taking her away; 3l4 South1A
OapitDl street, between and ID Streets
mS-2t" WILLIAM HUTOHINsON
l OST-0n the morning of May 9th, froa its set.
- tug In ring, green, semi ans parent
STONE, with intaglfo design. A liberal reward
VIII be paid to any one returning it to No. 9 I61
street. may7-3tr
I OsT-TwO Metropolitan Police CERTIPI-
IL Gates for 40 each, for salary for the months
of Nj arch and April 1874, bearing the stamp of the
Controller OF the District Of Columbia, and sig ed
by the undersigned. All persons cautioned not
TO buy them, rs pay meDt has been posd, O. III
HUsPlTAL, 81 Precinct Station, Georgetown
mpy7-St'
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
SEAL oAsa PAYnESTs AND H5NraII
.6;t' M o:p. =: 49, a..
Eos saLk-A kEsrAukAsT nss q IBg a.
sI - Vie al ss sst1res and 40 s.r-tn.tor
~ , ,s,sTSss.Sn sSd terms apply q a. 40
SIG O0O-Nk HAYS sic Oo0 40 L 5@s
A.o, 5000 In one II ~ OF oeai sters-s
TALLMsi on co, Real f.ssts . BrSks Ss..'i ~
{ iOnsl Bank Q, Republic Bui,dibs. ms s.
EoR SALE Oh ENCHANGE for merohspdi. . ~
So, N ~ ~ srstion' MARIE, AnS IsgI's, N NJ
@ssa Rssi r..,. nrOssr se rssih s,s llrs.
MosEf TO LEsp.-we can si~ays Arrange
az, 1r Cans, IN am upts 20 su. where the prOp
ins TO borrow siii b informsd At once shsss@r
the, can act the money or not.
mys.iw Real fs,s,s srStsrs sis isSa.
Eos shLh-sTook and FlNtUkEs ~ NH
sor, LILY ana Fancy store. APsly seS I'm arest
Al ENNakIIN Ckp BUSINESS MNN NH.
- pttodnes ana promote ths sac q email .aa
nssiel iINen,isn- TOT p.ientees, On commission 0r
pr nnoter % Patents" thi. otscs. @syT as
SaLn OF VALUABLE AID B6sVrfFUL
OHIO Il npa k fhs BAL rsn9RE As9
Tor or HieH sTRrsf, SE6RdsTfSSwiss..p
usb!e fhbM Known - - Friend-hip, cousisiing
ot about sixty acre., and improved % large, sl.-
gant and commCdious dwelling hnnsa. zfsbls sni
ics houss; Also, the S6JOinins FARMS kupwu =.
"OsmPbell nth the barn upon IA, SO IA r''
and T" Preston" unimp owed, csn.i-fiaE - a
sho9t htty scrcs All - these farms h-rlthT
snd beaut ful and rapidly mproytug .r,ttuu 81 ths
connttya aud are suscep'ibl- of subfiKt.fos fqt,
smaller farms with eligible bnildise sifas, a~f are
about ten mile from Washing on. ani witHtn . faS
minutes Wss 81 tn branc he a. q, 0u the Bal
tinore aud ohio railroad. There : sysr5 cauve-
nierce In tie Beigheorhood-a stove. ia L nitro
chop, NJ ghurch, On a. sotoul, 49, lsut ACCT
cufursl college and Waverly We ase : uuipsry
Trains ruudA ana night Tor the scrb'1nelafisn 81
The neithb'rs. S.Fl-iy good. Aiso. tWb aain.
bf1htc mt areifallr AIMS ne ~ suH ayside -pat.
on TIE battm re aud OHIO railroad. one cs1tsigia
abt ut twenty and the ther about siNt, acrrs Als1
two rr'fn proved fAENS near IN. Narytsr I Arrt,
cultural Col zee, cue Contrasting iNtY al che her
10 hcrs Also, large and laahle LOr on Utgn
kfrlts IN Geergftown, cont atuiag bet cen Oh aud
aJto square feet g grouud Picas uad.ras. a,s
ietms lbf Fai. Call ~ the ONCE 81 AkRINGTON
NAhkl NOTION, AtturuEl sat LaW, 20 aAa
Cppofte Gao Hall. 4 viii show ths properly %
person wishing 60 rnt cha-e.
MAJ 80 EDw kRD 9. cARRINsToN.
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II AZ. hO b4h ISOS,
~ 40 leTH bTkEKf, NEAR Pa. AVENUE,
From long eIperience in both hospital aad
private practice, viii guarantee q cure IN all Dis-
eases OF the Urinary Organs, GonOrrh9a, elect,
structure, Syphilis, and epermstorrhos. Gases Of
SonoIrhoes recently contracted cured In 90 days.
syphilis IN al its stages quickly cured, and the poi
SET entirely eredlcaed from the system without ths
use u mercury. epernstorrh0a, brought on b.
excesses AND abuse In YOUTH ca1ing loss Of memory
and insanity, general debility, ore snic ~esk ne~s,
impotencY nervous irritsbiiity, symgtOns Of con-
Sumption, Indigestion, pelpltation OF the heart,
paine In back, dimes Of sisht or glddiness, evil
torebsdines. sef-distrust, &C., spesdiy oured by
newly discovered remedies. DIR. n, located for
many yezrs at ~ b. kutsw street, Baltimore, Nd,
has consented, amer many solicitations by his W q. h
hibgtoh patrons, 60 open pernsnent once In that
city, where he may be consulted every wednesd ay
and Saturday in esck week, from n. 20 D. N.
JspH-D
"A Ks. n, >. EkEnCH, OF PHILADELPHIA.
Nl the celebrssed Bedside ClairyOysnf PnYsioisr
and Tesf = sdiun, has located q 1913 Hew TorS
avenue. Once hours-N q. m. % y. n. Infsxe-
Dents car be made for evening". ieIf-T
kEnALa piekAske of "a kInas sressse. Do
scribe csse ana onoiose %, sdFios and nned1.
cine WIN be sent. Adsress Mn. br THOMp6OU II,
30. s<e koFth I'm street.. Phfladelph3a Saa1 -lys
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EOUEDAfIoNs DUG CHEAP,
THOs WILLIAMS,
apis-lm' 1899 nth street northwest.
II ATS, NICE AND ROACHEs Lave, if you
h Fits" Is cents, 90 Doley q, Capitol Hill:
Ccughlins, Masonic Temple; Stetf's, Pennsyl. aais
avenue. and Darby b, corner ~ street ,Coeniza
building They won't die on the premises. nj In
OPIT bEkTiNG WORKs, $50 Maine avsnos
bet ~ and sth ats Carpets called Tor and rsturnsd
tree OF extra charge. to1IHx0 1IO1. 0Dli-ly
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CoALil ooALI woonu u,or,,
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
wHoLKsALE AND RETAIL DEALERs,
Ordered: TEN THOusAHD TONS BEST
QUALITY ANTHRACITE COAL, some Of " hsch
Which we are selling cheap, for cash. Also. Ne.
lOts Of Bakers Pine and Oak wood Facilities un-
surpassed BY any firm in the District. 2aso pounds
Always guaranteed 70 the
Depot at our wbarves foot VI l2sh street.
Odices: 1907 street, End l1I3 sth street
Dorthwe-t. srii-eeiy
JAMES =. wAosa.
AUCTT0NEER,
febl3-A Corner 18th and strests.
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~ AHTEp-An those who value their sight 70
W know that the beet CONE DOLLAR SPEO-
fbILE" IN the country Is sccHreteiy .uited 10 the
eyesyht by II. II. HEMPLER, the Optican, corner
~ erect sns Pennsylvania avenue bepc. for
T6s -1Ecmeters Of ell kinds. myle-Iy