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indignation against England, have
agreed upon terms of peace which
seriously compromise English inter-
ests, and at the approaching conference
il will be every Power for itself. 1t is
feared that England may find herself
involved without allies, and compelled,
if she is forced, TO fight both Russia
and Turkey.
In the House of Commons, this after
noon, Sir Stafford Northcote, Chan
cellor of the Exchequer. ~communicat-
ed a summary OF the artnistice. He
saws they disclose sueh a state OF affairs
that the Government, in view of a
possible disturbance in Constantine
Pile, has ordered a portion OF the fleet
thither, not as a departure from neu
traiity, but as q protection OF life and
property. The Government has noti-
fed other Powers, asking whether
they will join in the movement. II
has also notified Russia.
A Vienna correspondent of the Times,
commenting on the Russian occupa.
ton of the defensive lines OF CONSTANT
nople, says that the mystery which en-
yelopes the conditions of the armistlce,
leaves plenty of room for further SUR
prises. Thus it looks very much as il
The evacuation OF the Danube f~ortresses
by the Turks will turn out to mean
their occupation by the Russians.
These surprises seem 10 be bad prepar-
atoms for a conference.
An official telegram from st. Peters
burg confirms the correctness of the
armistice conditions made public yes.
terday.
ROME, Feb. g..
A congregation of Cardinals to day
heard the Pope's last wishes relative
to the conclave and his funeral. Car
dinais Billio, Secei and Pie.ro, viii
govern the church pending the election
of a Pontiff. All the church bells in
Rome are tolling. Funeral services
will be held in all the churches. This
requiem in st. Peters is expected to be
very imposing. The remains are to be
temporarily deposited in the Choir
Chapel of ST. Peters, and will finally
be placed in a crypt. The conclave
will decide whether the funeral shall
be public or private. The Pope's last
act was to provide for a continuance OF
bis servants salaries and pensions for
their widows.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 8.
In accordance with the armistice con-
ditions, the Russians will occupy
Widin, Rnstchuk, Silistria, Belgrodjlk
and Erzeroum.
The ambassadors of the Powers are
still ignorant of the conditions of peace.
Nedjeb Pasha, with y battalions, has
left for Volo.
Accounts have been received here OF
d~epredations CONF ltted by the Russian
troops in houses of the Mussulmans in
Adrianople and neighboring villages.
LONDON, Feb. 8.
The gravest uncertainty and alarm
pervade England. Whatever may be
the facts regarding Russia's advance,
ore thing becomes clearly evident in
England, the war party is fully. as
strong as the peace party, and every
day seems to add to the formers
strength. All interest in the confer
ence Is forgotten, and if it should be
found that Russia has outwitted En-
gland again, even the liberal party
would not venture to oppose decided
action.
The stock market opened quiet but
firm this morning. Consuls opened at
95I; Russian securities were strong,
and one per cent. better than at the
close yesterday.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
TIE SILVER BILL In CONGRESS- TO-DAY.
The war News in New York.
GREAT STORM AT AUGUSTA.
The Case of Dr.. George St. Louis.
GREAT STORM AT AUGUSTA.
WASHINGTON, Feb. s.

F6D. o.
Senator Whyte this afternoon said it
did not seem possible hat the Senate
could reach a vote on the Silver bill to.
morrow. He moved that when the
Senate adjourn to day, it De to meet on
Monday next.
Allison, who is ia charge of the Sill
yer bill, opposed the motion. and called
for the yeas and nays. The motion
was agreed to-yeas, rs; nays, "a.
NEW YORK, Feb. s.
The war news tended to create con-
siderable excitement in the Produce
Exchange yesterday morning, and
there was for a while considerable ac-
tivity in breadstuffs. which advanced
in price. The marine and underwrit-
ers accepted a number OF risks yester-
day on British vessels under way, at a
rate of one per cent. above b regular
marine risks for wooden vessels, on
long voyages from Australia, China,
or India, to England, and two per cent
for steamers on short VOYAGES, as from
Brazil or Cape of Good Hope for En-
gland. Prospective war risks were re-
fused, and no guarantee would be
given hat the same percentage would
hold good to-day. There was no APP
plication made on behalf of vessels
bound to Russian ports, but if there
had been, a higher ale would be
charged.
AUGUSTA, Feb. s.
About 7 O'Clock last evening, the
city was visited with a shower Of hail.
followed by a rain storm, accompanied
by thunder and lightning, and a rum
bling and tremor of an earthquake.
This was followed a little after one
o'clock by a cyclone, which struck
the city on the southwest, near Cener
street, and demolished houses. The
lower market house was literally
lifted and smashed into atoms; several
brick and wooden buildings were
wholly or partially destroyed. Tho
cyclone trayeled'from the south west to
the northwest, and covered a space OF
about 300 yards wide. Some casual
ties are reported.
Arrest of Henry Clews.
New YORK. Feb. s.
Heny Clews, banker and broker
was arrested yesterday, by, it is be
lieved. Chautauqua county officers
and hurried from or concealed in this
city. His council and friends are ig
norant of his present whereabouts
They have obtained a writ of habedi
corpus.
A General Decline Ia Business.
NEW YORK, Feb. s.
The Clearing House exchanges fol-
the week ending on the second, show
a general decline in business, as com,
pared with the corresponding week O
last year.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-09

WARS In q namef Just let us tell
you. There Isl county in Nebraska
whore there Is not . saloon. Its name
b Greeley.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-09

The New York Herald says q new
species of monkey has been discovered
In Abyssinia, and 1t is an improvement
on the average member Of Congress.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-09

SENATOR HOWE has done a good
work in bringing to the atten.
ton of the Senate the scandalous
delay experienced by those entitled to
pensions in obtaining them. The
cause. whatever It may be. Of such
gross injustice, ought to be promptly
removed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-09

GENERAL GRANT has sent home a
package of the gifts which he has re-
ceived abroad. The gold boxes, pre-
scented by Glasgow and Ayr, and the
Edinburgh silver box areamong them.
Then there are gold, silver and bronze
medals, illuminated addresses, badges
and decorations. No American has
ever before received such considera.
ton abroad as has been heaped IN
Grant, and he will leave to his children
and children's children an heirloom of
which they may we'll be proud.
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NEVADA.


VIRGINIA CITY, Feb. s.
The testimony for the defense In the
Davis murder case was all in by noon
to day. The testimony of several wit
nesses goes to show that the five shots
fired were more than Davis fired, and
that Ash's pistol was taken away by
the witness for the prosecution and
concealed. One witness testified to
having seen the flashes of Ash's pistol
as he fired from the hall. The defense
is confident of acquittal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-09

IFthere 10 no hill. what has become
OF Brigham Youngf He and Benedict
Arnold should be - fellows, we'll
met.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-09

FIFTY FOUR THOUSAND immigrants
arrived at New York last year, and the
sens of the Fatherland led all the rest.
Twenty-Five thousand promised to re-
main ia the city or State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-09

GEN. GRANTS letter indorsing the
Presidents Southern policy is a severe
blow to the Chandler school Of polite.
lana.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-09

SAMUEL BowLEs hated anything
IN a scene. "Don't let us have any
parade, now or hearafter." he said TO
his friends when they came to lid him
farewell IS he lay dying.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-09

THE House of Representatives has
made up its mind that the whisky tax
must stand where it is.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-09

THE Utica Republican, speaking of
the President, is DESTROYS that no one
should disturb his massive head"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-09

denies that he made the alleged state
ment, and asks for a speedy release
from confinement, which is impairing
his health.
In Anderson's case Judge Whitaker
charged the jury at 9:30 p. NJ. yester-
day, and they retired. Nobody ex-
pected u verdict last night, but at 10 p.
NJ. d loud knock from the jury room
announced that a verdict had been
reached. Counsels were sent for, and
Judge Cullom, of the defense. having
arrived, the Court was opened again,
and the jury called. About 40 persons
were present. Judge Whitaker asked
the Foreman the usual questions. when
the verdict was given to the Clerk.
General Anderson was deathly pale,
twisting nervously the head Of his cane
between his fingers. The verdict was
then read. 1t is AS follows: ave find
Thomas c. Anderson guilty, and rec
ommend him 10 the mercy of the
Court" The defense asked for the
polling of the jury. Each juror, after
his name was called, vas asked, sis
this your verdict-guilty-and do you
recommend the prisoner to the mercy
of the COURT" All answered in the
affirmative. The jury were then dis
charged, and the prisoner remanded to
await sentence. Some of Anderson's
friends at once surrounded him. and
accompanied him to the Jail.
Examination by Steamboat lnspec.
tors.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Z.
An examination by the Steamboat
Inspectors into the cause of the wreck
of the Metropolis commenced to day.
The principal witness examined was
DIR. Green, of the Metropolis. His tes.
timony was to tie effect that the ship
was rotten and totally unseaworthy.
He brought to the city fragments of
rotten timbers taken from the wreck.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-09

A PENNY clearinghouse has been es.
tablished in Washington, by some
charitable people, and is said TO be
already an assured success, hundreds
Of persons having been fed there on
the opening day. The food is nutri-
tious and we'll cooked, and the price of
each dish is only n cent. For three
cents a very comfortable meal can be
obtained. Allowing three meals day,
this reduces the actual cost of living to
S32 So a year. Washington, at this
rate, will o o become the paradise Of
tramps.
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Readv-Made Dresses

Direct from Paris. in Silks and Stuffed Ma.
terlaL WRAPPERS, in Satin, Drab d;Eto
and Reps.
Ladies' Misses and Childrep,s BOOTS ara
shoGS-a very large and complete assort.
ment.
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SHAwES,

A choice selection of Valour, OF.
toman and Lace.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-09

SACKS AND %
A full line in Mink. Sable, Err.
mine, Seal Skin, Astracan and
Cloth, in different grades.
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TRIMMED HATE

Ladies'. Misses and Children,
Hats of the latest styles; Also, Mink
and Seal Skin Caps.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-09

KANsAs Clry's BANxs are going
through the unpleasant experience Of
. sever run.
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ALEXANDER being asked how he
conquered the world, replied: by
not delaying"
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DIED.

DIED.
Carson. February 5-Issac Warren, a native
Of Maine. aged IS years and 10 months.
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SILKS,

In All Shades and Qualities.
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FURNISHING GOODS

HATS l. CAPS, IN CLOTH, FELT Il FUR.
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Arrest of Henry CIews.
A General Decline In business.

A Decline Ina BUs1neSS.
NEW YORK, Feb. s.
The Clearing House exchanges for
the week ending on the second, show
a general decline in business, as com
pared with the corresponding week of
last
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-02-09
LADIES' DRESS GooDs

Haute and Etna Nouveaute
jacquard Reppellant,
Snow Flake, CASH
mere, Drab D'Ete
BASKET Cloths.
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p5-The ladies and gentlemen OF Eureka and
Ruby Hill arc particularly requested not to
purchase goods anywhere until they have cx-
anined our articles and prices.
National Republican., 1878-07-29
ponds EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Noe: Ask for Ponds Extract
9hke no other.


"nesr, fSf will .pesk OF excellent
things"
PONDS EXTRACT The great Vegetable
Is, ss Ss% n is promps Ssss
,,,,, , curative virtues eannot be eIsellsd.
Mans: E,1.r, ES sss ss,s .oSs ,ns.s. r.s..
%os, iS"t. rs tssrsd
EseSSssson., ES Gnssnx. r1s oss sss,s ssEs:
Boils, Fclons, Corns, etc. Arrests In
.ssSs ssa Sp ss, S:ns
LADIES find It thOfr best friend. IL assuages
the pains to which they arc Pecuiisriy
the sesd naascs rsrso S enc !Gss%aS prcmS,i, Il
ameliorstea and permanently heals aL
kinds OF tnnaDinations and ulceras
HEmosH HOLDS or P!LRs ana in this tho
No casc, however chronic or obstinate can
long resist Its regular use.
/ ss he, only sGIS cure; ,ss
BLEEpING nom rom any cause. For ,hi. it iss .ps-
eiheT rrneiies T failed to arrest bleeding h from m
rose, stomach, lungs, and el.eyhere. =,
Eo". MSs.m:,,. "sn arc =. .fit. rsisTsa and and
rHEsiSIASs q ~ .ssool. ysS .rs acquainted with
cOnInsndation nom hundreds Of Physicians
praetise In addition 10 the foregoing, they
order its u.t for swelItngs Of all kinds
Quinsy. sore Throat, IN namsd Ton
sils, simple and chronic DinrrhGa, Ca
tarrh lfor which II IA q spscttc', Chill
blntns, Frosted Feet, stings Of
Insects, musquitoes, etc, Chappsj
Hands, Face, aud indeed all manner Of
skin diseases.
TOILET Use. Removes Soreness. Roughnes-
End smartinEj heals Cuts, Eruptions
and Pimples. II vet,fr,s, tnri9ordi6s anu
Ttfyeshsf, while wonderfully improving the
Complexion.
TO EARMERs-Pond,s Extract. No Stock
BrecasT, no Livery Nan afford to be with
out II. 1t h used by all tie leading Livery
ktatle-. Street Railroads and firrt Horsemon
In New York City. II hGs no equal for sprains,
Harness or Si-ddls CluhhRs, Stiffness,
Scratches, swsrings, Cuts, Laoerations, Bleed
| ings, PneumShia, Collie, Diauhna, Chills,
| Colds, &C. Its rnngo Of nctnn 10 wide, and the
rtlief 1t afotda Il 30 prompt that 1t Is invaluG-
HE In every IarIn.yArd as well as In every
| farmhouse. Lat 1t DO tried once, and you
| will never he without IL.
CAUTIONt Ponds Extract has been initiated
| The srnune article has the woris Pond's
Extract blown in ench bottle. 1t Is prepared
by the only persons living who ever
lnew how to prepare IL properly. Refuse all
other preparations Of Witch Hazel. This 10
the only article used by Physiei and In the
hospitals OF this country aud Europe.
HISTORY aud User Of r1nda Extract,
| in parnrhet form, sent frs' application TO
| PONDS isxTBhCT COMPANY, es MaidoI
National Republican., 1878-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE list Of unrented cottages at Newport Is
long
Ex.srCRrrARy BRIsTow and family are at
the Ocean Hotel Newport.
why is q lady's foot like locomotive2 Be-
cause IT moves In advance of a train.
why don't Miss Kellogg marry an editor
ana he done with it2 She wants a poor man.
BLuEFisH nearly as heavy us cod arc hauled
in every breezy day by Atlantic City fisher
men.
THE new Worth how for the hair consists Of
SIX narrow stiT loops, strapped tightly In tho
centre.
SToKEs, the slayer Of Fisk, Is not q book
agent; lie Is inspecting the Cornucopia mines,
n,ar EIko, Nevada.
A MAN ofseventy and woman Of thirty were
married in Augusta, Ga, and Immediately
alter asked for certificate TO the poor house.
WATERING PLACE hotel proprietors say that
everybody wants TO pay u great deal less than
ever before, and to DO served a great deal
better.
Mr.. CHARLIE II. DREW, late first tenor Of
the Oates Opera Route Company, has accepted
gn engagement with Colville's Folly Operatic
Company, opening at Chicago OIL August 5.
LORD BrAcoNsrIELp has a considerable COL
lection of portraits Of his friends, the latest ad-
dition TO which Is the portrait of Sir Nathaniel
w h''hr'hliu' ny hTt. JOIllnR Nnu
presented TO the Premier by Sir Nathaniel
himself.
THE Hon Hamilton Fish held the Office Of
Secretary Of State three or four days longer
than any Of his predecessors, Madison, Adams,
and Scwaid hcing the three wlo filled the po-
siiion the longest before him. Mr. Fish is now
living at Sea Girt, on the Jersey coast, and
says lie has dropped politics aud become 4
tnrm"r u nr"of oi which he shows lhard blis-
tiers on his hands.
II rs clear the removal of Buffers BROTHER
IN law from the New Orleans postmastership
Las rot tended TO increase the Essex states
mans affection for the Administration. In
he COursc Of the examination Of General Gar
Fed aud Secretary Sherman yesterday he
MAJ aged to hcave n number Of bricks at
rlcsident Hayes, hut the, were NIL second-
Iamd ni'slts which have been thrown time
aud time again before, aud which have already
'"ilc the Prcsid'r' I'll the damage they will
dO.-Ciert'dHd HeraH
National Republican., 1878-07-29
The Abuse uI Iron AS a Tonic,

II sa fact worth repeating that our so.callcd
tonic waters, while extremely valuable In soms
c's.s. are not generally beneficial. They cam
~ always Uc safely prescribed, even where a
tpuic is indicated, and, as usually taken by
vi.'ors at the springs, do very little good aud
n great deal Of harm. The effect of the iron
water Is not as tonic to many who use them.
Many better tonic In our Alternative waters.
Met invalids think they need tonic to give
Stumcth. when they really need some effect TO
rCstoIe funct iOnal dcrnngcm Of he stomach,
liver, on kidneys, and then good appetite aud
refreshing sleep will tCue up the system aud
give strength and vigor.
OF course, our iron waters are sometimes
used with marked success as in cases of chlo-
rnsls and other Impoverished conditions Of tho
blood, and In chronic diarrhwa and some forms
Of kidney diseases but, as n beverage as now
generally used, the water Is simply tolerated
Icy the system md does but little good People.
with the idea that Iron will strengthen them.
drink continually of our chalyhcate waters,
experiencing IN the result OF their iniprudence
headache aud fcbrilc action, with vertigo Of
'ightmcss acrOSs the forehead. followed by rest
less nights and loss of appetite. There Is =
popular notion that II n person feels weak lie
needs n tonic of iron. These words have be-
come synonyms, but enormously 10. Nothing
Is more weakening than iron ii not needed ia
tie system as a remedy. Speaking In reference
10 this popular error DIR. Steel says in his
"Analysis' that It would bo better for tho
public II the iron springs were closed during y
large portion Of the day.. q. WhitH,y, il
,~IIUf,yjuu
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
TRAvELEIsS' GUIDE.
The great doubie-trark
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
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TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNEp. 1873 AT ti5 M.

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,i, York aud Philadelphia stops at Annapolis Juno
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,soC-on sunday oniy-Baiimore Annapolis and
iGGl-BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. stops at Bladcns-
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And 2. Hanover.
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chester, and WAY stations On sundays to Point OF
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1874 GREAT 1879
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ror Crngndaisua Rochester Iiuifaio. Niagara Falls
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pres of Pullman rnrior Cas- Sso - III. daily eE.
For esEs TrooF York o ,n,ourh train, connect
a. sSsgssy t!iy WI Sa$,: .! GTS%etISn $%SsS i3
ias Goajie i"fTsso and Journey across Ssw YORK
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| WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WAshiNt
TON RAILROAD
For AIeAuEUILI d, :. g. SO IT, H. IA. ~ !, J. ~ 90
= 4. m. On SUNDAY ut bio ~ ru aud I. and D. IN.
For klyhmond and Ne suutn a, ana o0ja m. daily
a"d G.l0 Y. M. daily, except SUNDAY.
| Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. o, 7 8,
GIO. 10 II u m, |, s E2O go and o. N.
| Tn SUNDAY Ht I: and " ~ m. and q: on m.
Tickets, Information sleeping and parlorcHr 40
| comnOdatOns can Le Irocured at the uihces-nOrth'
tns corner Of Thirteenth street and fensy vana ay
Cuuc, nuthcast corner OF S!xtn street RIi Prnnsyl
ynnihnvrnue, and ut the depot where orders can be
len Tor the checkihg OF baggage to desnAiOG from
| hotels and RESIDENCES.
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| FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. apl UsL
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DIRECTORY,

The Principal business Houses Of wash
ingtun.
The Ioliotring is published for The benefit Of Trdr-
cling Statesmen, Strangers, aud the public gensr-
GHy-it includes al trades aud professions, aud
cannot fail 10 prore Of interest 10 al uho intend
frdHsdcting business in Washington.
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.

New York Money Market
. NEw YoRK, July n, 1873.
Money easy at *.
Eschnnge-Long. tsils, short, ga
Gold dull at ioois.
oOvERSMESr BoSDs.
Government bonds firm nt the following quota
National Republican., 1878-07-29
FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOK SALE OR RENT mo e STREET AOk H.
II west ITirk huuss eleven IOrIlls. and hath =. \,
aud water. Lot gONi"i tie with Stable aud t.TT.uEr
huus the GllrN. Pti,' $500; 100 81, iHlaI'co
~ convent nee II puI"l $50, WITH uivits' ~ yer
urIt Rent, ~ lr. mINllL. lE5tN-
National Republican., 1878-07-29
FOR RENT.

ElR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., SECOND FLOOR
4 Of re~dcnc" tii street northwest, iy2LH
TOR RENT--IIOCSE no. I'D ELEVENTH
Il street southwest, five rooms, hall porch vpsu
bule nice fruni yaid, gas aud water. Rcnt reason
able, or will sell To desirable party on monthly pay
nlenis: Apply at ins Eleventh street southwest,
JysI-wFMasA9
LNOR RENT-TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS
l. second oor, nicely furnished, s2D each; Ills Tenth
street northwest. y1St
EOR REST-A NlCELN.FrRSISIIED SUITE
= Of rooms. fronting east and west. with awnings;
tlh per mouth Also two single rooms, v and SO
mUnIh. N. =, Thirteenth street nHrthwrst. lylln