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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-29
HANYILLLE.

Reported expressly for the Richmond Dispatch.1
SEPTEMBER 2S.-Rcceipts light for the week.
medium, $9@$I1; good, $11@S13.!
Fitters.SGonmon,s 81 0 Sl2 medium a sl2Sl4
eYS mokerS:.Common, ss@sl5; medium bright,
Sl5GlS1S; good TO fancy, S1S@$3Q. ~ ~ !
Bright Wruppers.-Common, S15@S22 me-
dinm, S22@:35; good, s35 $3.50; extra, s50@s6O;
fancy, $60@$90. -. -
.'jidh6gany Wrappers Common, $1s4a25 me
dunn, s25@S40; good, S40@$5O; extra, $500
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND.

The following is the livestock sales report from
Sepember 22d to September 2Sth, 1875:
CatLe.-227 head good to extr !, 44@l4Ec., net 10
head choice, 4ac.; common to medium, 2s@3kc..
gross.
Sheep.-Market glutted and exceedingly dull ut 40
4Ac for good to extra one small otof choice at &c.
fair to medium. 34 13kc, gross. s.
+ iYedls.-$6@$10 p head. 3tasSs ~ aE
AtLch- COlos.-s24@$3S q head.
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BY Telegraph.

IT,. srt NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, September 2a.-Noon. Stocks active
and weak. Money, II Gold 1907. Exchange
Long, 483; short, 4S44. States quiet and steady.
Governments dull and steady.
Epening.-Money. 2@2s Sterling dnll and I'M.
changed Gold, Ito. Governments dull and steady.
States quiet; Tennessee 6's, 441: new, 43.
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE, September 28.--yirginia 6's defer
red, 6K; consols, 67E; second series, 31H. North
Carolina 6's, old, 16; new, 6.
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:, A REPORTER ON FIRE.-Wednesday, our
niend Harry Scratch, Of the Public Ledger,
snlered cigar-store during his perambula-
It'hs, and, although not much OF q talker,
%came engaged in conversation with the
proprietor. He soon discovered the fact that
1t was getting warmed up, and, what APP
pared pa" to him most singular, the warmth
n n@s all concentrated in his left shoulder.
LIE nf mad begun to feel decidedly uncomfort-
APE when the aforesaid proprietor cried
out, " Harry, You are on fire ] . The mys-
,,efy was. solved. He had leaned againstsa
burning mans gas-let, and now the back OF his
s"at looks as IL 1t had been used as q target
.or thlrty.two-p FOUNDER Norfolk land
mnrE- 81 - ssg5.5Tss. e4sff @t89
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ALEXANDRIA,

FsouT.-Fine. SO. 1854: superfne, ~ .50t0$4.75:
extra, s5.50 @S5.75; family, S6.25@S6.75; fancy
Wheaf.ECommon to fair, S1@S1.10; good to
prime, S1.lO@$1.1S: choice, Sl.209Sl 20.
Corn.-Whitc, $40 53c. mixed, 52@53c.;yel!ow,
5ic.
Rye.-5OM5Gc.
0tnS.-36939c.
= Chickens.-Sprine.S 2@s3.3
: Bstter.-Prime, 2Oa25e.; common to middling,
! iJTool.-Long unwashed, 24@25c.: washed, 500
Sic; ulerino, unwashed, llc.; mcrino- washed
2s@30c. 3. T..,s. ! .. .5t,,ss :, ~. 49,.
i Sumac.-sI 25@Sl.5O. s
Hay.-S13@$15. 10. 9aa,. -. J
Flour is strong and irmer, with an advance Of 25c.
on spring wheat extras and family for bakers pur-
poses. Wheat has advanced, and holds strong at
81 26 for choice receipts better with offerings OF
1850 bushels, and sales at C@Sl.25 foruhite,
and 81. 0S@ .26 for common to choice red. Corn
has also advanced and sales were made to-day nc 90
-G54esfor mixed and yellow; offerings of S22 bush
els. Ne rye oroats offered Country produce scarce
and wanted.-GdS cite, -27th.
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The Oh market Mus exceedInuy aQiSs day. bat
little hasinesssfAf been trassacted either ID che
crude OF 1eaned articie The following we're the
ruling hgtfeSs United Pipe 7ihes 1893 Epnfuits
O. naHediats shipment * q D czx cars
Rsaasdss tkiiadslphia, ase. B4isinoss aelfsssy.
;26cs, New YorE, 28Ac.s r. o. b cara, zzixc.
sf Qfs-RdrTftss-Ihe,i market is actsve. We qnQte
cstdes at $1:45@ 4Ie0 country snaks5 &c &l.86ss
Dtspatch, 27tta, as
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WILMINGTON, n. {

Cotton.-Market steady; sales OF ITO bales q.
quotations: Low middl.ns, 10c.; middling, 10Hc
Quotations conform TO the classification OF the Anne.
rican Cotton Exchange, :. 5.s -.
Spirits Turpentine.-Of icia quotations: Market
firm at Sic. q gallon; sales Of 100 casks Ut SIC
q gallon.
Rosin.-0fncial quotations: Market firm al .bo
for strained and SLIGO for GOOD strained sales o,
1000 barrels strained and good strained at quota
ttons.
barrel: sales at quotations and a. $1.40.
Crude Official quotations.: Marke
quiet at $l25 for hard AM s2l5 for soff ans
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sUnAc.

r. Virginia at S62.5O, currency, Tor Few crop Z
foreign at3 I17.S0 FOR lead SEAL and e99E0G 800.
gold for parcels TO arrive. and low grades 90 m.
rive. at $75, currency.-JoEraas or CrngBcycs,
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sT. LoUIs.
MARINE INrELETGENCE.
PORT OF RIcHsIoNp, SEPTEMBER %, 1875.

Est ARRIVED,
Steamer Alliance. Carr. philadelphia, merchandise
and passengers, w. Z. Porter, agent. II
Steamship WyRnoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, G.. w. Allen s. Co, agents.
I. Schooner WiIIjnniL Franklin, James, Baltimore,
railroad iron, Richmond and Danylle Railroad
Company. 800 ~ 65
SAILED. 5a
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers. L. u. Tatum. a2ent.
Steamer MISSIONER. Skinner, Baltimore, merchan.
disc and passengers. T.. b. Tatun, agent. e
Schooner Potomac, Baltimore, coal, Curtis & Par
ker. q. ~. i,,- 53 i ,;.f5 gss.! .ity;
Fort, lumber, CuS,i is g. P-rker. go
Schooner harry LandelI, Taylor, Wilson's landing,
to load wood for New York. 81 j.s jst,3 SiSls.iis
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Alexandria on Wednesday, SCHOONER II. Ls
James. u. .5tst h lg.#s,Ss az 3! sts;Se !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-29

sNRw YoRK. SepteEsbe A6. -for Ar1eytcan Ete
shows some Improvement on the Et n.yai site
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-29

Tte saIes reported by the wurchouses during the
week and year were snO-dirfded as foowd bttYeen
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4sss 81. WOOD AND COAL. b Z.
IMPORTANT NEWS TO H0USEKEEP-
Il ERS AND OTHERS. fltts3 ~

The cheapes. fuel In market. Thirty per cent.
saved by purchasing GAS-HOUSE COX E.f 4l.60.
cts, or Sc delivered In any part Of the city.
5 Any person wishing to purchase oneor moreioads
can do SO by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ELIyER1..
| 80 = JOHN H..KE0WLES, s
&c 2S-lw tG Superintendent
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BY Telesrapn.
new YORK.

7
7 NEW YoRR. September 2S.-c Cotton weak 1t
f1lK@11 -l6cay Southern foar qnise and hezyy !;
heavy common 70 fair extra, lg$s. 20 goad 10
saS,se iSs 81 Sfsr,5 Mo ssa sss
Fate demand ) SEX $500, Tor nsraded western NIX
49c. for mixed western and State; S7e8B2c. for.
white western and State Ccfee--Rto quiet owing
e sasii5 os soi sassr E ss asS
@ Tor standard A. 1oSs for md s
unchangea5 Rice firm and fairly active. Tallow
heavyat 6 1s.I6c Resin firm as %. Tur.;
Rs smaa ts pG frsIs ss d ass
BALTIMORE. s
BALTIMORE. September 2Si-Flour quiet and
steady; demand moderate and unchanged Southern
ern corn quiet aud steady Cats firm, scarce, srf
Visions Steady, ffrn, md lnchaaged Coffee strong
and higher; caryoes, 15x@ &C.; Job lots LEO gHc.
Whiskey quiet at SLIP. Sugar quiet t0f9 10xc.
LOUISVILLE.
LoUIsyilLH. September 2s.--Flour quiet, weak,
and unchanged Wheat In good demand red 81 90.
amber VIII Ssss sSs ssaaI sra
sss oai salssa shady
scarce and firm pee. for shoulders, clear NIB,
Sugar l,- hams quiet and unshansei Lard ID
f far demand sn at s si.ss. - s lssss :
Sc CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, September 2s.---Fsour firm and
unchanged. Wheat steady and firm : red, xis0S@s
S1O9. Corn duh at 4Sc. Oats quiet and steady at
35@42c. Rye frmer ut CSC. Barley tlsm as 81 O.
zee IN hatti eenrna s
Bulk meats steady; demand fair; &c, 100
1878 and s9 fSr shoulder clear a AID s ss
s s saa %ssss ss az ios clear
49, ST. LOUIS.
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/. "a. sbs s4A 5b,,sl2
Tiis sales fcr the wesk were 10 hoesheads N eS-
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GAVE MONEY AND TROUBLE by buy
WOOD. AND COKE

| GOAL, WOOD, AND COKE
| " AT CREAMY REDUCED PRICES.
ANTHACITE C0AI.-.Egg Store and Naf,, G ~
CINE COAL. CARBON HILL and BEL0sA.
LUMP and HAIL COKE, q 81. s.
OAK and PINE WOoD-iong, sawed, and Split
Ninth streets.
se21-1m ~ 2SsT g. u. JQHASUSsss:
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s.ss & ,ih ss Rsss ass1,S
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s. The International Exhibition.

PENNSfLFANIA DAY At TIE CENTENNIAL
PHILADELPHIA, September %. - To-day
having been set apart by Governor Har-
tranft Us Pennsylvania day at the Centen-
NAL exhibition, all business was suspended
and the downtown streets deserted. Places
OF business were draped in bunting, and the
city wore the same appearance that it did on
the 10th OF May, the day on which the eX-
hibitioned opened. There were 10000 cash
admissions s.
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"a A CLOVER Hill COAL. "a, 80.

LUMP, best ever mined, so-sgll r f,9e goq,ids
guaranteed. IS ~ t.5<g 80 y IL -
ONCE, Eleventh near Main street. Yard, corner
sixth and Byrd streets. II. C. JONES
| I. q. a-sn1 ~ f3i Commercial Agent. &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-29

PHILADELPHIA, September 2S.-Addition-
al awards to exhibitors at the Centennial:
Tappey & Steel Petersburg, for Beasley's
power bailing-press d. \. Anderson,
Richmond, photographs; Madison County
Pottery Company; Richmond Pottery;
Wallace Brothers, Statesbille, n. c., indigo
nous plants, used in medicine; II. S. Val
entine, Jr., Richmond, Valentines meat
Juice, ,E .... , G@
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Medium togood
wrappers ....
Good to fine
wrappers....
Bright wrap
{ pers. S........
Fancy bright
NrannprS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-24

The decision of the United States Supreme
Court yesterday In the Southern Insurance.
cases, printed elsewhere In this paper, will
be read with less satisfaction by tae com
panies than by the insured persons or their
heirs The court decides In brief that the
policies are, "a the companies elected to in
sist, extinguished by non payment OF pre-
miums, though caused by the existence O.,
war; but as IL was without fault OF the as
sured the latter are held TO be entitled to re-
cover the equitable value of their premiu ms,
with interest from the close of the war. Oae
point decided by the court is important to
all policy holders. II Ia that In estim atiug
the equitable value Of q policy no deduction
should be made from the precise amol ut
which calculations give, as Is sometimes
done where policies are volu atarily surten-
cered for the purpose OF discouraging such
surrenders, and the value should be taken
as Of the day when the first default occurred
In payment OF the premium by which the
policy became forfeited. In each case rates
OF mortality and interest used in the tables
Of the company will form the basis OF the
calculation. The decision will bring neefei
relief to hundreds OF impoverished southern
families. AS the companies are required
10 return these premiums, with interest al
ded, the aggregate sum TO De repaid will be
nearly double the total amount o. the
premiums received, as there is aearly six
teen years interest. In some cases the
amount to be paid under the decision may
exceed the amount OF the policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-24

The late maneuvres of Red Cloud and his
band naturally excite some apprehension
although 1t Is scarcely possible that he
means war. The season is too far advanced
for war on their part, as Sitting Bull, who
wants peace, seems to understand. The
most reasonable superstition With regard to
Red Clouds removal from the agency is that
ne Ii AFRAID that his men will be moleste1 by
the military AT that point Many Sioux a re
believed to be coming In from Sitting Bulbs
camp, and II Ii probable that he removed
from the agency To save such of his young
men from arrest What he meant by refus.
ing to receive rations the other day IL Is not
80 easy TO explain, but Ii is evid ent that "his
heart is badl'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-24
NOT FORTY IhOasand.

IL IS a pity that during heated political
campaigns, stump speakers are not guarded
In some Of their statements In reference to
public affairs Misstatements are ALWAYS
sure 10 secure wide circulation while cor
IectiOns seldom travel fast enough tc catch
up with Them During the last session of
Congress the assertion was made that the
list Of office holders In the United States had
increased 10000 In ten years, and this state
meDt has been frequently reiterated from
the political stump. A careful examination
OF the subject shows that the increase is APP
Arr ct Lot real. The law requires the pa bill
Gallon of the Biennial Register as soon as
practicable after the last day of September
In each year In which a new Congress is to
assemble, said Register TO contain correct
lists OF government employees of every
description, together with the salaries, place
or birIb, sc. The reason why the Bienaisl
Register for 1873 and 1S75 are larger than any
OF those Immediately preceding them is
principally, because those previously pub
lished never contained full and complete
lists of the employees of the government,
while special care was exercised To secure
the fullest possible exhibit, in compliance
with the law, when the Registers were issued
for 1873 and 1875; and this result was more
thoroughly attained In the last edition.
To illustrate this more clearly the following
oAANAcANNS OStWCcu Tue E6SlSt6r pQDl1sled
In 1855 snd the one issued In 1875, these being
the two editions citet, as showing the in
crease OF AZ, 600, may be pointed out. In the
Register for 1855 the entire list OF the u. s.
army and cadet corps Is omitted, maxine q
difference OF 2S6O- There was when the Re-
gister for that year was compiled, no mail
service In the rebellious states, and conse-
Quently no postmasters, postal agents, &C.,
for those states appear, excepting those who
owed balances to the Unitet States. Tnis
accounts for q difference of no less than
y, 900 names An examination of tn Regis.
ter for 1875 thows that lists OF government
employees are printed In Ii which w sre never
before published, such, for instance, as the
Centennial commissioners, gaugers and
storekeepers of internal revenue light
house employees, superintendent Of national
cemeteries, letter carriers, &C., &c.-the
whole aggregatieg about 6 500 names which
were omitted In the Register for 1865 TAX
ing into account the increase caused by the
restoration Of the mail service in the states
lately In rebellion (aoout 80 OOO) and about
$500 of the total Increase in ten years is ac-
eounted for. This would make toe real in
crease In ten years about 5000 instead OF
10000. IL ought to be gratifying to every
American citizen to know that the country
is not going TO the ''demnition bow-wows''
by incr easing Its army OF Office holders at
the rate OF 1900 year. The statement was
an absurdity On its face.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-24

The republican papers Of New York seem
10 be in something OF panic, sli are tai K
Ing about the enormous frauts Indicated In
the democratic registration I'm New York
City and Brooklyn as showing purpose on
the part OF the democracy to carry the state
BY foul or fair means. At the same time IL
ID intimsted that the republican campaign
management In the state Is no. equal To the
emergency; that too much reliance is placed
upon routine stump speeches aud dull cam
paign documents; and that, In short, the rs-
publican managers are wofully behind theIr
opponents, headed by the astute Tildeu.
In person, In the quiet, noiseless, but en-
ersetic ard effective work OF "orgauizina
victory"
II may be that this cry ofalarm is In tended
as the similar cry WAS IN OHIO just before
the October election, 10 wake up the party
10 the danger OF resting so supiuely with the
idea that victory IL assuIed. But fro 70
whatever cause IL is certain that the republ
can press Of New York are calling 10 arms
In trumpet tones.
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FOR SALE.

LOB SAL1-Cheap-A one horse FAMILY
II CARNAGE, one We'll Oase, onen -,
show window. aud Counter q pply &88S
421 10Th street northwest. oct2l ST &SE
FOa eALE1CheaH for cash good BAT n ARE.
Georgetown. octl8-6ss
LOB sALE-A meeniHoent PARLOR eUIf1,
~ gold and blue; piece, With linen overs; cost
to southeast corner sih ana d st. NV. ocru Nv
LOB eALH-A very hns BOR5D, suitable for q
buggy or coupe: 10 al siagsht road hor e; ~
can ahoy . three minute gait. ADJ ress AoX
OHIvEk, q this once. octH eo2S
HOB eALI-One very foe second hand COUPE
In sHIendfa order. ONLY o400. 0EeA- -.
good COUPE in complete running order ~ :
0H0 One very haEdsome VICTORIA ,HkS19
heefy new. One very stylish PARK PHI TON,
n nw new One very od six passenger HOOK.
AVA put little 1eed. The last three Osrriaees
are OF my own manufacture and will be sold Of very
band "a RRIA9ES Of al kinds O. prices TO suit the
times Ivoeid cali the sitter Il on Of vurchssers 10
spd NO.IOP BOQGIIS, IXTIlefJH' TOP
PBEfONo, &e.s OF my own manufscturs
a.. ,ns ..,..x AHDEkw J. y0Yo1.
o.. OF Broome street, NJ ocsis -
CABRlAoBo, OARBlA0As, OAR1IAoRa-
~ Ib0 Jarrett end most varied aGopF1-
Dent Of lassSt stJls Of OesItage., OouDo. f. =
4ockavays, jump eeee, Hafk Phoeoos, HsE
{ssssgs, TOP AL No 1eD 11Ggiss. Ale, ssvsral
esS S:eoa1-ka.A 80 QS9;46Se ~ 4S9P6 .
&S-e u. III n =. 81. 6sSSs.v.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-24

the presiding ofiicer OF the Senate whoever
ne may be, on the ith OF March next, will
have the honor OF acting m PresIdent for
the thin space OF twelve hours. viz. fnom -
m. on March slh, when General Gram
ceases 10 be President, until I2 no. on the
DAY following This honor will probably
IAN upon Senator Ferry, President pro tenn
pore OF the Senate should he be re- elec,eut IN
The Senate This term expires March q nex,,
and In case he should be continued "A nra,
siding officer OF the Senate The latter hos =
at its last session ADOPTED resolution. A..
e.aripg Mr. Ferry president pro tenuore. bn,
asserting the power Of the Senate to chsnes
It's presiding of1cer whenever IL chooses q
do %. Mr.. Ferry, IL II understood, will b
returned to the Senate; whether he VIII b
continued - presldiDg oficer, however, 70
mains % DO sosn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-24

According TO the Springfield Republican
there Is " great lsnguidness' as yet among
the republicans OF Gen. Banks district, and
some think that Mr.. Rockingham, the dem
ocratic candidate, who is personally popular
In his own town OF Chsrleslown, Will be
elected. Gen. Banks is a lucky man, how
ever, and We guess he'll pull through.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-10-24

y. e Is
noe. SS -
Loans
olfo0, o40. Two Der CT for negotiating OIL IN
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOE REhT-sew HOUSE, With modern i'm
west Pew tsw.sn .na s1 q = ~, I.rts
hath reom; sink g. kitshen large ysrd &c Reut
low 10 careful Ger ant Apply a. NJ. 1925, .:oond
LIE bENT-T~o Front BOOMs c7nna ted sitn
sed EaSn e.,s r o,S 3 ki'chsn 70 suit,ior
FOE Rts~-op. Furnishes FBoST BOON on
The nTth ,s,ry 81 house 42g esa street n9Ithwsst
is ms-sehusetts avenue northwest. containing 6
rooms a. eit a., hrD; sis per month in sdysooe In
Eek R.ST-s0oMS Furnished with every
Ro0me, at No, S54 PennsyIvsnis avenue, south.
east corner % Al street octl4 Inn
Z rooms; gas. water, bah room and large yard:
sss slss ,9,
IN A lex. ls We =; situated on r.It..
ros a% Son ss: .,so brici stable, s..ss and
- = 81 i; Of sc'snb:S ios Term. sSPia g
20. " sanI a. Of estate q .: Sns,, d.
FOB sFNr-sSa- sipe room BRICK HOUSE,
spsiy TO I }. BROWN, 100 N street north,
"".. cct7im
t'CR RIST-For Hou.ekeepire-TaTee pleasant
,, ,i;I .aissbls fIi s@aa family Of .eSt.
nppS Al $50 hhede I-lsnd avenue oct7- I'm
LOB BBET-BOUsK No sI3 Kew Jersey ave
sDS rsS eoG IN on
DO E Isl b street northeast. octs- I'm
Ion RENT-Fo. 1913 Rigs street, Ibet .een 4
six simia' houses; eleven rooms witt .nry :.
.tbef Ia Eerfee. order; faces :.ne south heot ~
AppiE to ARhs kErCo AN, SLOW "c.s.im
Pcs ssFT.sI1 hrst cl... furnishes ROOMS for
modern Corves..sEses, half square Of street cars:
I42I street. eci4-lm
LOB RRNT-BRIOk HOUSE No I3Ss s.t
CONVEX fence. Possession given October 18Th e.n
JOHN hSs;' s per nth
II No tOO2 south b street. south sest. ,iesssnt
n s ,h opposite Smithsonian grounds Inquire
TESsr iSs rs az %SS. rsf s
pr9ysrs emf: on t,h street cost OspitoI Hiu Also.
routing .oush fs. !. sfo nnS 1S,n
tsse sp ssd sHSs e sarss R5os R r.
E0R REsT-A nr,t-cIass RIsIpENO0, With eIl
seent Scott Statue %. Of the me-. retired snS
ssfSp. i iSsG9 sh n washington Apply e J.
FOB kEHr-your new Groom BBIOK hOUsEs,
I situated on ~ street south ~est, wish eli the
r 2, nh 91,i Apr, 70 SoSpwISI. xTL 81: 10,
fs sueet soutnwe0 ootl4-2w
FOR SALE, BENT Oh EXcHsHGE-A large
u number Of HOUSES Of every description in dif:
several ar Rms in the vicinity u Washington 70
ef city Ga BATES Sssirs
EOR kINr-HOUSs No. sal 18th street north.
west, and Csrpets and part of Furniture for
sale Apply on premises aup1o
kNCR RkNT-ST9RB and DWELLING No.
Il 1s41, corner Of 18th and K streets q ,rthveat
has been successful u and for dry and fancy goods
Tor the last six years; fixtures AL com piete In.
0uir' llS4 ioth street northwest eep6 5w'
efOR SAIL HOU . for oO0OO, $4,000,
0s00 $1,000, % 900. 900, os 200, $3.50,
0ofU, 5000, $1,000, e3000, Slgc Well located
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