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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-01
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FLORAL GUIDE
For 1874.

200 Paaes; 500 Ea0ssslsoe and eelersd
Plate. Published 0sastsrsy, II q ceaas .
Year. First No. j0r l574 just Issued. 4
German edition at the zane price.
Address, JAMES VICh,
Rochester, New York.
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OATS arc worth two cents per pound at re-
tail in DOZcMan.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-01

Two sacks Of -four will pay for ono years
subscription to the COURIER.
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The streets of Bozeman are In better con
dtion this spring than they have ever been
before at this season Of the year. 1t proves
what little work will accomplish in the way
OF iMpi ovements.
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RICH MINES DISCOVERED ON
THE JEFFERSON!
Splendid Results Obtained!

Rich and extensive placer mines were dis
covered in the bed Of the Jefferson river.
about fi.ty miles from Bozemau, running
parallel with what is known as the Davis
lar, Oh tho 9TH Of April. Three men with .
small wing dam and rocker obtained $50 In
six days work from small patch OF ground.
Bedrock was reached at three feet. The
river prospects well. both above and below
discovery for miles. and claims have been
staked from the mouth Of the Boulder above
to Antelope creek below discovery, q dis
lance of about nine miles. The claims have
been all laid over until the first OF September.
The high water compelled the men working
discovery claim to cease operations. The
mines are undoubtedly rich and extensive,
and can be worked. We have just returned
from there. saw the gold and the place 1t was
taken from.
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MAnRrkp.-On the 10th ult., in Boxeman,
at the residence Of the brldc's father, by Rev.
+. C. Iliff, ISAAC Dawson, ofJe6erson county.
to Miss MARIA JosErnENE, daughter Of Judge
j. j. Davis
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"vAILEY FARMER has commenced rake
mandatory, and is prepare to supply the
Y0arket.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-01

THE boys are busy over at Emigrant gulch,
aud have full confidence in getting out lots
Of gold this season.
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a6BCYERS of

D@ BUYERS of
Dry Goods 0ud CARPETS
will find at the house of.
J. r. eoYcE K CO.
large and well selected stock Of
Staple and Fancy Goods, Notions, It,,
which are offered at tho
Very l0,cest market rates.
Orders will receive prompt
and careful attention.
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Price lists sent upon application.
Oumphy Z BentIsy's stene Block.
HELENA. M r.
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hams at IS cents. They arc Of excellent
quality. We have tried them,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-01

EGGS are immovcablc from twenty-five cts
a dozen in this market.
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THREE DOLLARS sack for -four will be
paid at this Office to those indebted for sub
acription. We hope this liberal offer will in
duce payments to be made at once.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-01

The best of epol ting and blasting Pow.
der at WALTER COOPEK'S Gun Store.
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SANDS BRO g.,

SANDS BRO 8,
Main Street, Helena, n. t.,
beg to inform the public that they will from
now on receive weekly additions to their
stock OF Ill the
Latest Novelties.
for the Spring trade, such a
TRIMMINGS.
DRESS GOODS,
Our stock Of
Mullins, shsstiass, aiagAsns, Pant ossla
for Boys and Mems wear.
Table Linens,
riques,
Dress Goods,
White Goods, etc..
is full and complete 10 every department..
A full line Of
G A r p e T S,
Ia oil grades OF the most celebrated makers;
Ill Of which 10 odsr at the very
Lowest Prices,
All orders viii receive prompt and NEST eass.
SANDS BROS.
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THH farmers on Rcccc Creek are putting
In full crops. This is one of the best who at
raising sections In Gallatin County.
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TnE Metropolitan Hotels register shows a
constant run Of business.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-01

PorAroEs arc rathcs scarcc-thcy sell iol
two cents per pound.
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THE THOROUGHBRED BULL.
PILOT,
WILL make tic. present season

VXyILL make Il present season
At MY crs d Whceler.e.
miles from Bozeman, on the sta &c road to Helena
and will be let to cows. He vas imported by E.
Morse from Kentucky. and is Of pure blood.
For terms, apply st the place toMajor BoRsnAxr
April II. 1874
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to MARTIN & MY.
Frs are requested to come forward aud set
tie without delay and save costs.
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The farmers are ill busy putting In their
crops, and the amount Of work they are do
Ing astonishes :. Valley Farmer" The peo-
pie have good deal Of faith in good prices
Tor grain hereafter, and We feel almost sure
they will not be disappointed. AS We have
repeatedly said before In these columns, we
believe our citizens have seen the worst days
they will ever experience In Montana. The
march will be onward to prosperity. and that
more rapidly than many anticipate. 1t will
be recollsc,ed that the CouRIER has never
been discouraged In regard to tho prospects
Of the country, but insisted that We would
come on: al right in the future.
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Ellis AND DAVIS have still a large stock Ct
fine liquors.
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- fine spring weather, and
bars to be in excellent spirits.
On begin. and all kinds OF bust
kctive operation. Cheerfulness
entire community.
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ENrs to the generous Frank Muir.
mrs, while working on this morn
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of DOZE-
MAN.
Government Depository and FL
nanClal Agent.

1t will be seen by the correspondence be-
low that the First National Bank of Bozcman
has been designated as depository OF Gov
eminent funds and financial agent OF the
Treasury OF the United States:
TREASURY OF THE UNITED SrArEs,)
WASHINGTON, D. g., March 80, 1874
SIR: The Department has designated your
Bank as depository OF the U. s., and fixed
the amount Of security to qualify you for that
office at fifty thousand dollars. have there.
fore to request you to transmit $50 GOD In gold
bearing United States bonds to TING Office, as
signed to the Treasurer OF the United States
in trust for your Bank, as such security.
Coupon bonds received here in trust, are
first registered and then rcceiptcd for.
Very Respectfully,
F. E. SPINNER,
Treasurer United States.
UAsnIER, FRS: National Bank,)
Bozcman, Montana.
Treasury DEPARTMENT
April 8, 1874.
By virtue of the first section of ali Act of
Congress, approved June ii, 1865, entitled
IAN Act to regulate and secure the safe-keep-
ing OF puDllc money iuttuslcu ~ Dieb" ro;ne
Officers Of the United States,' the First Ma
tional Bank of Bozemsn, Montana (there be-
ing no Treasurer nor Assistant Treasurer of
the United at that pl,ce,) is hereby specially
designated for the reception, safe-keeping,
and disbursement, according to law, OF the
public funds intruSted for disbursement fo all
dsbursing officers of the War and Interio.
Departments.
w. A. RICHARDSON.
Secretary of the Treasury.
10 CASHIER. First National Bank.)
Bozcman, Montana.
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NOTICE.

Advertisements and Local Notices haLded IN ior
publication unlecs the time Is spccihcd Ior WHO"
they are to he published, will be inserted Till Tor
hid. and charged Tor accordingly.
Ne wish our patrons TO distinctly a"os'ssA"e '"s'
hereafter lob Printing and transient Advertisements
mss. be paid sor In advance. No exception" "'' De
made 70 this rule.
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~ Local Notices Is cemt~ per line Tor
ehe nr~t insertion. and 10 cents per line
Ter each additional lnSertiOn; se1iA NJ N.
paretl type bciMg the basis.
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f the balls and cue will find every
enjoyment and exercise at Will
rays Billiard uall, next door to
ncific Hotel.
John GOcwey. ESQ.,, of Sioux
w and his many friends arc
& him. Mr.. &. is one Of the
In ftlrs and robes In the
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-01

Irx a.est L,suess, Wines and cigars to Be ivSsd
in the city at ~ 1eswssy Seaess, Dare Cssysasss
pyooristo<.
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G. w, WAKEFIELD, who was with Job E.
Harvey, when he (Harvey) died so suddenly
rear Helena, has returned.
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PROPOSALS

For Agricultural Implements, work
Oxen, Seeds ETC., for the Mtlk
River Agency, n. r.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-05-01

mo is being done in all directions.
are having their yards cleaned up
beautiful green grass is springing up
md Us.
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lfLH cows arc now doing we'll on graz s,
not requiring any other feed. This will save
much expense to the citizens Of the town.
Bran and shorts are not In as greats demand
"A was tho case some weeks back.
F. TERRAULT. OF New London District
Waupaca county, Wisconsin, writes to us to
learn where his son Frank is. lie Is of the
belief that he is on the Yellowstone. Frank
ID trappcr. Any one knowing his where
abouts will confer favor by giving iniorma.
ton at this Office.
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AND WILSON are doing tho trade
DDS US OF flush times that we used
BoZeman. The heaviest sales
bow arc to parties from the Vel
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"VALLEY FARMER" is now one Of the most
cheerful men in the community. His face is
radiant with smiles over the Frightening
prospects, and, If it were possible, would
like to ''erpunge" from the record all he
said about the poor prospects of Montana,
and especially of the farmers. We are graft
fled that Notwithstanding we were surround
ed by croakers, the COURIER never doubted
tLat. Montana had bright future and that
faith and time would prove it.
The Legal Tender Mining Company
have had shipped from Chicago con-
centrating works which will arrive
shortly. The operation of these works will
open an era in Montana mining. and Lewis,
Bell & Co., q usual, are the first to take hold
Of project that will tend to the advance
mcnt OF the mining interests of the country.
Wish we had many more such enterprising
companies. They deeerve success.-Lndepes-
dent.
WE hope Major Maginris, our delegate,
will not fail to get the Land Office for Boze-
man District through before the adjournment
of Congress. In view of the recent;dnal 10.
cation Of the N. p. Railroad by way Of Vel
lswstone and Bozeman to Gallatin City, there
will be very largo amount Of land entries.
and It will he very expensive to go Ill the
way to Helena to make them. We sincerely
hope SO important an object will not fail to
receive the attention Of Congress. Press the
hili fhrOrch. Major. The DeOple need such
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NOTICE TO MINERS.
U. 8. LAND O11,.
HILINA. N. r.. ADril

HxLESA, n. T., April 20. 1874. 81,
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The Confirmation OF the Races.

Some of the most intelligent and Thoughtful
colored men OF the South are inclined TO aues-
ton the policy Of the measure proposed In Con-
gress for civil rights in the co-education of the
races. The Rev. W. b. Derrick, pastor of the
Third street Methodist church of Richmond, i'm
a late discourse, said:
"From information received, the government
DOW contemplates the passage of bill in which
me CO education OF the races is to be attempted
Now, may be drowned at by my own people
but regardless of frowns and consequences i
VIII say the moment such an enactment appears
on the statute-bOok the public school system in
the South will receive q blow that will cause its
death, and no power this side of Heaven can
infuse life into its dead carcase. Then who will
be the losers, the blacks or the whites? need
not tell you. That leave to you to answer and
ponder over. i am anxious for the DAYS to come
when caste will be abolished; but the teachings
OF two hundred years cannot be forgotten in ten
or twenty years. i will look forward with
gloomy snticipations If such q law Is passed.
Why, how long would such Q system be main
tainSd in the fifteen ex-slave states? Just as
long as would be required to 90 through the
forms of law needed to destroy IL. Some bring
the lavfulness of the bill in question; but all
things that are lawful are not expedient. As
negro, am with you a. far as consistency will
allow me. There are to be found in the South
over one million of colored children attending
schools. Are We prepared to furnish means to
continue their education when these states
refuse 10 impose taxation for school purposes,
which they will surely do?
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EVENING STAR.
Largest Circulation in The District
Reading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY;
rRIDAY .................... May 10, 1874.



The President Of the United States and his
constitutional advisers have given to the sub
ject of the Arkansas difficulties much of their
time In the way OF elaboration, the matter
having been before them at several Cabinet
meetings. apart from the earnest efforts made
BY the President and the Attorney General to
settle the dispute by an appeal to the belliger-
ents to accept of certxn conditions, but to which
Brooks refused to become party. Therefore,
In order to avert bloodshed, and probably gen.
ersl anarchy. the President has resolved to act
decisively, the Attorney General having Just
given an opinion on the subject, a. referred to
him by the President. The Attorney General,
In an elaborate review OF the case, quoting the
facts as they appear en- record, and several
legal authorities, says IL would be disastrous to
allow the proceedings by which Brooks obtained
possession OF the ONCE to be drawn into prece-
dent. There II not a state in the Union In which
they would not produce conflict, and probably
bioodshsd. They cannot be upheld or justified
upon any ground, and in my opinion Elisha
Baxter should be recognized as the lawful exec
utive Of the state of Arkansas." The President
to-day issued a proclamation in accordance with
this decision.
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The WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains all
the news Of the week, local and general; pro-
ceedings Of Congress and District legislature;
theArkansas conflict; large amount of literary
matter, stories, poems and sketches, society and
fashion notes, Washington news and gossip,
agriculture items, household receipts, &C.. &C.
Terms One dollar and q half per annum, in
advance; single copies Eve cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing.
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NO. 1891 PAPkRHANGINGS. tNo. A39
7thSt. SPRING STOCK ( 7th 81.


MARkRIT6R
No. a39 7th street, between d and D streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
PAPBRHAN0IN06.
Fine Gilt and Silver Papers, new and stylish de-
s,sps; Plain Papers for psnsling. with gilt rod
finishing PLATO, perfect representation OF woods and
marbles Also, full line Of 9I.zed and low priced
Paperr, embracing new shades in brown, pearl and
WINDOW eHADDe.
New patterns, different sizes and colors. Plain
Goods In different coors, which wemake into shades
Shades made to order.
PlOTURD IRAMIS
Velvet md Gilt Frames In great variety, French
Fire 0it Frame, Walnut and cir and all Cit
,o,tmsns 10 the city. lromss msds g ordeE.
flofoAA ooAD Nails All 1sa c PICTURE
Picture Cord and Tasssls,. different sizes and
plated Picture Cords, ven supsrior goods. Pofos-
lain and brses head Picture Nails, Rings, &c.
PAINTINGS, CH20M0S, P0RCILXiH PAINf-
Choice subjects In appropriate frames 1t reduced
All goods warranted % represented. All orders
for Paperhanging, Window Shades or Picture
Frames PERSONALLY hlled and sati. faction Euaran-
teed. T1k10 OA1h may9-lm
T1OOLlYp AoUI POWDIRS are VoFT11So0
e. =
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Philadelphia is in bad way, financially, as
well as New York. 1t has debt OF SIS 364 ,17I.6s
an annual expenditure of about SIS, 900, 900, and
yet Is Wretchedly paved and severed. Phils-
delphia should be coDgreSsionally investigated
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Delegate Cannon, of Utah. is to be investi-
gated by Congress for immorsl-that is to say,
poiygamous-practices, and all the members
who are without sin are arming themselves
with rocks TO shy at him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-15

A book-esnvasser made his appearance in this
city last Saturday, but finally Succeeded i'm pet
ting safely back TO New York by swimming the
river-Brookiyn Argus.
Served him right if he was a school book
drummer.
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PERSONAL.

SPIRITUALIsM Mrs. Il. A. MILLER, the
- wonderful Trance Mental Test and Business
northwest from .. m. to p. m. daily. Terms rea.
sonable. mayla-6tr
MADAME TLORENOE, the CELEBRATED Caiycoy
and future Of life, IN causing speedy marriages.
bringing the separated together, and pointing out
ness her advice is invaluable. She gives universal
satisfaction none ever regret consulting her. Sat
isfact1on given or no pay. Dan be consulted ct her
Parlors, Eo.Vl3 9Th street northwest. mari 3ms
A BsOLUTB DIVORCES OBTAIHRD FHOM
"A COURTS Of different States for desertion, 80.
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
granted. Address n. HOUSE, Attorney. l94
Rroedway, n. Il. decl-emr
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RBRRa8
Metropolitan Dollar Store.
SlY SIvBNTH STRICT,
ana tr URAR PRNNaYLYANIA AYINIE.
HHAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

~ Sold. WIN Day fail, prices Tor ssoond. hand
clothing. Orders promptly attended 70 through
nail; No. SlJ D street, between Oh and 10th
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The school-bOOk drummers have met defeat
In Pittsburgh a. well as Washington. After a
protrscted contest in the Board of Education,
aresolution that IL was deemed inexpedient to
make any change in the text books was adopted,
and the crowd Of drummers congregsted there
left suddenly for other parts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-15

New York is making desperate efforts, under
the tutelage OF Theodore Thomas, to like wag-
ner and ''the music of the FUTURE
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BOARDING..

COUNTRY BOARD, six miles from the c .pitoI,
~ in healthy location; pie mt rscms fine shades
walks and fruit. Those wishing the comforts of a
nome can address, for particulars, FARM, Union
town Post Office. d. u. mI5,3ts
DLBAsANT ROOMS AND BOARD can be had
l. at 10 street, near Printing office. ml3-3tr
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FAsKRIo.N BIBLE eocIlrY.-rh. yr.
suspaY svss1sG n ma, u T,S 81
49, -. S'o,Oek ls,ers,ng .t.resse. mas be ey
S re socieiI and t:s public generally,
rFwAsHINGTON 0iTY BIBLE SOCIETY
The nSt q the Washington
M Nay " Him. tin; !. half ~ ps Sa
Elk d. Il n. TIs s eta and q. .hssa
The public are cordially invited. mia 81
FLADIKs7 TEMPERANOE MASS MEET
2rsmper.nee Mas. Netting will be held FRI.
p DAY sv6sisS My Is St o'siook g H..l,os
will be Conducted By Ladies Of the Northern DIS
The 81 public !. Serdis, invited to attend .ps
csl ihy alton Is xt nded to those who sell or use
70 sSe ne: n
w Corner 9Th and streets.
The rosms are open from e m 70 10 p m, with
A Circulating Library, containing oil Glasses of
Daily Meetings ct his, 6 and Pm.
Services in Metropolitan rhs ater, Pennsyivania
day n1sht at 8 p ID. mayAtr
~ OHIO CANAL CON PANY,
Iaso - AZ the OOupsn uue July,
10y, on tne Preferred Cons uction Bonds Of this
company VIII be paid at the Banking House Of AL
18th instant. G0RNaN INV
my Is dtd Prasias,,
HANG-UP BOX MATCHES.
II cure, safe, economicaI-2O0 in each hoy fall
count. r five cents. ' "
Ask your CIR, Ger for them. msyl53s-
II AfTLE FOR A HORSE, BUGGY AND HAR.
asNEss VIII take place ut p. ii WARDS a
EVsNisSGo re en- s,I,t avenue, THIS IN
HANG UP BOX MATCHIS
Something new; every box a match safe: 400
fnI. count IN each box, for FIVE cents.
For sale by sll Grocers. mayl5ax.
OPENING TO-DAY.
FINE RESS GOODS
selected with great care for the best trade nclud-
iDg some OF the choicest styles imported.
JOSEPH J. MAY,
mayI3-H 9S9 Pennsylvania avenue
NOVELTIES IN FANCY SILVER
WARE
NEW AND ELEGANT PATTERNS,
designed especially for
BRIDAL PRESENTS.
LARGE ASSORTMENT JUST OPENED.
msyl5-st NJ. w. GAIT, BRO Il co.
BEWARE OF INFECTED CIGARS
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOR RENT AND SALE.
LOB kINr-FURkIsHTD IoJMs-Fs r,at,
Arriy g sis .srsst n' 70 DC ''sa' nsyi f In
EeR sALg-ROUsk No. IS Dsfrre. .ireet, cen.
at cog Let street northwest. mayila
For BENT-RoOsE Ne. / s2a Ian street north
49, = wet ne.r s.sse Dss.rtn.nta e9nt.inins nys
street, between llth and lrh, northwest. msyi Sc
Fok sALE.Fiye thres,.tory BkICK HOUSES,
= east side OF = b street, between and n. Will
si.c many rse.n LOIS GS IN sTs for s.
~ az me , city A.o t.e-stcry BRICK HOUSE, No.
AD. ply, s IL II, between sth and .th :,re.s:,
FOE sALl LIZ. OF RIM. Mt. ysry desirable FARM
oolumbi. turnpike, and within ous-fourts mile q
r.ilrosd station locstios perfectly heslthy. small
Good seven room house and large ne. barn: car.
SBf All IfsS Cos sss
street, oppoeite Treasury. msyi-im
FoR sEssLo1sPLsNDID oHANos-Eur.
nr.i noer two bed room. and dres.us raom ON ON
n"or new house south front, nice yard and
nsntfui and healthy; No. Is2l q street uerths
wet apsO-in
FoR RlNT-sPLENDID OTFIoE ROOMS
:..s; st;SSiss 81 ii :$
,,reet northwest, opposite the General Post one
Department. W n GRIFFITH
sIxSI I'm Acting Cashier.
= q without STEAM PewER. IN PoIsinSo Sn.
builefne, street, between 6th and Eth Po-sessiet
elven 81 any time. Apply on the premises sps srn
EOk SAIL Oh RENT-The very de.irahlA
Il RESIDENCE and GROUNDS sdjoinins the rec
ervolr on Georgetown Heights, formerly occu pied
by President Grant, and nov BY J. Harris Gsstren
The house is large, furnished with all the modern
improvements, and Is suitable for entertaining. the
grounds are handsomely ornamented with fne
shrubbeTy and evergreens; the situation h unsnr.
passed BY any In the District, having splendid view
athe whole city, river ssd surrounding country
Inc grou-ss ere very large, Containing nearly
ninety nm thosn:. .luare feet; The property will be
sod on easy terms or rented 70 q hrst-cass ten Ant
Possession given A pril l.
Apply TO 7; L. HUME, Of Hall Hume, srooers
eO5 Pennsy ania avenue mars sm
FOE kkET-A nI room BRICk HOUSE., sn
= per mouth; o four room BRICK HOUSE, near
fth street cars, Us per month: a seven room
ikAMn, near Metropolitan cars; % month. In
Quire at o9S Louisiana avenue. noyT-ly
FOB RENr-sroREs and oFFIC8s on Nh and
Il streets, Federal BuildiugsD Good tenants
may be suited by applying TO d. PRBHrISs Room
No. D. Federal Buildings isnis1rn