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what il HI and What il Well i'm the
Pension, Hill,

The pension act now before the President was
iilconsidered. The part of it which appears to
superficial observer most equitable Is the
worst part. and the part of it which appears the
worst il the best. Instead OF sis 600 900 it will
take nearer 100000 600 from the treasury. But
the immediate payment OF this vast sum is not
the greatest objection to the bill Its results
will reach further in many ways than it's authors
seem 10 have anticipated. Under present Iegfs-
ktiOn the Pension Office is but Just able to stem
the Hood II diSTeputable claims and at this late
dav II Is receiving claims faster than it can dis
pose OF them. IL is probable that the Office
would be 'SWamped" under doubtful and fraud
ulent OncSif the five-year limitation were now
Unfortunately removed. The only argument
II favor of such removal is that II would be alb
SiTactiy Just. SO are many things that cannot
be enacted with propriety. Instead OF so re-
moving II. justice 10 Uncle sam requires that
some new ones should be imposed date
should be fixed, say eighteen or twenty years
after the soldiers death, beyond which new
claim by the father or mother 81 said soldier
should not be considered. Something similar
In the cases of nvalids Is Or VIII soon be neces-
Sary- In cases OF widows and children there
should never have been any limitation at all
II has already been removed in cases of minor
children, and its removal in cases of widows
would be the utmost that the bill should do in
this direction. On the other hand, the proposed
repeal OF section AIR OF the revised statutes is
right That section has embarrassed the Adiu-
tant General, troubled the Pension Office. and
done more harm than good
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II appears from tO-day's dispatches that what
vas Indicated in yesterday STAR as the happiest
termination of the French political difficulties
has been reached. The ministry. and all except
lac extreme republicans, have agreed upon a
compromise. Most Of the changes in the magts-
teral and administrative offices demanded by
ile republicans are TO be made gradually. Toe
statement of the explanation OF Minister Du-
fallTe, which gave voice 10 the republican Opin-
ION aud formed the basis of satisfactory settle
menSpf the difficulty, was as follows: Nobody
tan henceforth pretend that he has a right TO
continue IN the public service and retain an
opinion different from OJIr own. Holders Of
public Office must devote themselves to the pro-
motion OF our Institutions" The single refec-
ton. that TO the VictOrs belong the spOils. has
been considered among politicians sufficient
ground for sweeping changes among public
fnctionaries. corresponding 10 a political revo-
luton. But when 1t is remembered in addition
that the perInanence Of the French republic Is
thought to demand that certain Offices be filled
by others than its avowed enemies, the self
restraint OF the republican leaders in the course
they have pursued In the matter is no less
remarkable than that OF the ONCE seekers of
the party. The people are steadily obtaining
rule III France, and there does not seem to be
either danger of, or necessity for, the adoption
OF the methods Of the French revolution for this
PURPOSE
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Wisconsin varies the mOnOtOny Of the news
from its direction which states that Carpenter
receives so many votes, Reyes 50 many, Howe
50 many, and there is no election for senator
by disseminating the curious fact that wolf rais-
ing Is carried on as regular business within her
boundaries. 1t is done for the sake OF the
standing reward of 80 a scalp offered years ago
BY the state authorities for the purpose OF
rapidly destroying these animals. It is pro-
posed In the state senate TO discontinue the
reward. Having thoroughly enjoyed the wolf
item. the world outside of that state must now
depend for Wisconsin news upon the senatorial
voting A. a substitute for gold quotations, a
daily item spoiled by resumption. the relative
standing Of keyeS, Howe and Carpenter from
day 10 day may satisfy the long felt public
want Tor dIling figures. Eventually. however,
We may expect the election of Carpenter or a
= dark horse" and some other substitute for
gold quotations must be devised.
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The new pavement on NJ street north seems
likely to be the worst and rotteneSt OF the win
ter-laid payements; and that is saying good
deal. The first coating OF asphalt is already
crimbling and the contractors are making haste
10 cover IL up with the surface coating before
the winds whisk it away altogether. The sur
face laid in this weather, and in the same man
ner, will be very apt to show speedy signs OF
dlslntegration Of the same sort. Itwould seem
that If the contractors for street paving cannot
finish their work before frosty weather sets in,
they should be required to suspend operations
anti! Spring.
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nIit, which aims TO prevent railroad mana
gers from wasting the property entrusted 10
them by competition, has been introduced In
The Ohio senate. IL fixes one cent per ton per
mile ~ the minimum rate which a railroad ma i
charge for the transportation OF freight. and
reScribeS severe penalties for any infringement
81 the law, either directly or indirectly The
other evil, OF combinations to impose excessive
rates. Is met by the provision OF maximum
rate OF r7e cents per ton per mile where the
distance is over thirty miles, But IL is not
likely that the bill, even If passed, will ever
have any practical effect
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In view OF The necessity of work for the large
number OF unemployed mechanics and laborer5
ii is unfortunate that through the wrangllng
about the site for the Congressional Library
Structure, the erection of that much needed
building il likely TO be postponed Indefinitely.
In the same way the wrangling about new plans
for the Washington Monument will apparently
hand over the work of Its completion te the
next generation
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Beverly Tucker rises like a fiae ould Virginia
gentleman to remark that he does not propose
80 stay dead, when killed of 10y the newspapers,
IN mistake for Beverly Douglas.
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II Is cruelty suggested that the New York
woman who invented Continuance for deaden-
Ing sound on the elevated railway was prompted
10 do so by her own desire aud that OF her
neighborS OF the same sex To hear themselves
talk without interruption. What an envious
carping creature man Is, TO be sure.
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CNOW-WHITE BREAD
- viii be guaranteed II you use
CERES,
The hsndsomest Minnesota Patent Flour in ths
District, or,
Sterlino's 81. Louis Fancy Patent,
most beautiful Winter Wheat Flour, or
GOLDEN HILL,
The well-known Standard Family Flour OF the Dis
tric. Ii Is better than it ever was and makes
R0lls and Bread as light and az
white IS the driven snow.
The aboye-naned Flours can be bought at sny
nrEt-class Grocery Store.
WHOLESALE DEPOT,
CORNER lsr STREET AND INDIANA AVENUE
octl6m WIN. II. GAIT 4 90
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Senator COnkling hadn't much dimeulty in
being TenOminated.
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FOR RENT
Il B. Fl. WARNER.
pl6 r street nOrtnvsHt

The Real Estate Review. published at my of,oe on
me 10Th OF each month, contains complete list OF
81 the houses have for rent, together with reports
concerning the condition of the real estate market
throughout the country. Dali sId eet o copy
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Nj RS. SELMA RUPERT
Ga Ninth ST..
Opposite Patent Offics
BENIN ZEPHYRS, CANVAS EMBROIDERIES
KNITTING YARNS and WORSTED GOODS
Novelties in FANCY WORSTED WORK and EN-
BkoIDERiES on Linen and Mummy Cloth
Full line of MACRAME THREAD and books of
instruction for making Macrame Lace
SILK PRINCES, TRIMMINGS BUTTONS and
NOTIONS in great variety.
GERMANTOWN WOOL, first nuslity 10 cants
per ounce. Agent for Frank Leslie's PAPER PAT.
TERMS isnTtr
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REoPENED'
THE OFFICE OF THE
AOLMAN LIVER PAD OOMPAKF,
, Which has been closed for Q few month"; has been
reopened by Messrs- RINGWALT & HALL. who
are agents for the District Of Columbus, Maryland
virgins, West Virginia and Delaware for the sale
Of these remedies at their Office southeast corner OF
YIN ana Z streets, TWO squares north OF Pennsyiya-
nia avenue, and which has been elegantly Furnished
ana n:ted up Tor the convenience Ut patisnta Con.
HOLMAN LIVER PAD
What u II! and what does II mean! II Ia q nav
method OF treating successfully all Liver and Htoua.
sch Diseases externally, and it an honest VA
s4ainst the thousand and ono noGtrunlS and hum.
bugs Of this and past ages
ITS DISCOVERY.
About eight years ago there was discovered and
put into practice new, simple, convenient And safe
principle for curing disease by absorption. Without
the aid Of Medicine The necessities Of the case
prompted . vigorous examination into tts merits,
solyed-
Ofhce-Corner Of 9th and 4 streets northwest over
VIM. Riley's Dry Goods Store
No Charles street. Baltimore uovS-1y
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A MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE yin
execute orders for the purchase or sale Of 6tocha
sions % each 100 share& 6tock Rriv1lecA naso
solicited. Henry Merriam, Member Am. ninln6
and etocf Exchange, So Hsn It, New York B46GF.
o.. New York. taulsP
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
IL A. MCINTYRE,
IL. real. ESTATE BROKER
NO. ?lS street. opposite Masonic Temple
For Rent iFtsTnishsdt
Large and small houses, in all sections
u N.


Large and small houses, in all sections
Fer Rent (Uttfurntshedl
no IS2 21st NV. IL rs all moi inlps ..... SS3l,
no 4I2 . n. W., Is rooms Observation-Disclosures. IS
no 47s Penna. ave NV. Is rs.........-..,. 50
Store Dwelling 1905 Pa sv, store. So ds 40
90 slg G NV. story. all mod. iInps -. 30
20 OH I'm NV, rs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
store Dwelling, eth z, n. sta 5. S25 d p
no IsU7 s n W, r., a.El.i 25
Nos -. 81 ana 65 ne, IL -, amt IS
10 oi5 Jersey ave NV, 9 rs, sas bath 25
NOS lo4 1856 l60- 162 NV rs, amin. 20
~" y. Sth s.e rs, water, &c.,. ......... Is
no Il04 Is ne, b rs, water. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, l6
40 !Su3 & 1913 n. Hamp. av.. new. rs, ami l6
20 $40 sw, 8 rs, water. large yard sc Is
NO. ZOO Coun ave, rs. water large side vi *
nos SS and 929 n. J. ave. 6rs............... Is
no d!z6 Vermont ave. rs, gas and water. Is
10 sl5 9TH s-w., Dr., 8 rs.................... Is
10 - 9th II W., b Il
60 6Sl 18th ne. rs. Ras and water ...... Is
No 2IN 10th NV, rs...................... 10
NO S29 18th n g. 8 rs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10
No l115 1135 Park Place. rs. water &c o and "A
No s29 18th ne, rs, water. ~ 10
~
1nKee cs~SieS' centrally located. and 10
For Sale (Houses.)
Near 18th and ? cts. Circle, 10 rs a MI a. 500
no lS40 Q NV. IL rs, a. l.. new ........ s. 100
Seyi 10 rmd houses. oentr'lly located 5000 to 5000
sew sInau houses good investmsnts) $500 TO 600
1an2l-r Z. A. MoINTIRE.
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DARE ATTRACTIONS
IL FOR THE LADIES,
AT Oh. RUPPERT'S, 4O3 tn stresf n.sg,
NOW IN store magnificent stock of new and besu.
tful styles Emproidered Slippers, slipper Ossee
and Cushions, handsome designs. Fancy Woreted
Work and Knitted Goods OF all descriptions Com,
plete outfit for Infants. Fine assortment of MISC
raine Thread and Point Lace Trimming. Berlin
Zephyrs, German and American knitting Yarn,
Germantown wool, the best quality and rood weight
It the lowest prices snd the attractive stock O.
Holiday Goods to be found in the city. Don't forget
the name and place Oh. RUPERT,
2O3 18th street rs.sc.
~ 70 BRANCH sTORE- ncyYp-Sin
nKESSM AhiNG
~ MISSES HAMIETCN,
SOS Pe,:ns ytoanta Ace,s.se,
Wlst 70 inform the ladies OF WASHINGTON tbst ihsy
have opened establishment at the above ADD ress
Walking dresses. So Handsome six and Velvet
Dresses $40. S12 and ais. Style and work not to be
eNceNed uovl9kns
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To Correspondents.

Letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
Business Manager of The STAB, according TO their
tenor, and not to any individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur, account Of alb
sence, etc
Checks etc, should In sr cases be made payable
10 the order of THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
toMPANY-Dot to that of any individual
tE Anonymous communications not read re-
tected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
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Gn0OU BROTHER8.
EA0x1nAx Hoox Ann Joo Pnmxma
- - ;Ss ~: - w'shsass':: e r. Q.
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BOARDING.

NEW YORK AVENUE HOTEI.-A few desirable
~ ROOMS, suitable for families. with yenencss
OF well conducted hotel Can be secured 81 prices
to suit II tines tanl0'lm.
BOARDING - For rent, with firstciass Table
ID BOARD. one south ROOM, nicely furnished. at
go New York avenue u w. JAM ISt.
DOARDING-At 3s5 Pennsylvania ave. NV con
ID yenient to Capitol and Departments, accessible
to all lines of street cars Nicely furnished Rooms
for rent. Terms reasonable jan1-2w'
BOARDING HOUSE PROTECTIVE AGENCY.
ID Office Is St Cloud Building
CUNNINGHAM 4 BAKER
This agency protects its patrons by keeping them
informed of imposters and swindlers, who obtsla
Board Rooms under false pretencos Business
strictly confidential Subscribers S5par year or 70
cents PER month Ianl7-lul'
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BOOKS. &c.

TOR THE HOLIDAYS.
We have now Displayed an unusually larxe ma
Sa E9f stock Ssr OF FANCY GOODS and MISOEILA-
NEOUS ARTICLES, suitable for presents
STANDARD WORKS. IN FINE BISDIN3s
All the NEW ILLUSTRATED BOOKS OF the SEA
lush ana American
LEATHER GOODS, IN new designs
PLAYING CARDS, CHESS, DOMTNOES. CHECK.
Frs, &c.
The FINEST STATIONERY q speciality
MOHUN BROTHERS.
declStt Cor, Perm. nee. aad GJsL A.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
EOR NEW YEARS DAx.
MALAGA GRAPES
FLORIDA ORANGES,
CALIFORNIA PEARS
BANANAS.
LADY APPLES
JAMAICA RUM.
ST. CROIX RUM
NEW ENGLAND RUM
FINE OLD WHISTLES, SHERRIES PORTS
BRANDIES AND SWEET GATAWBA.
JOHN II. MAGRUDER,
1881 Ne,o York avens.e,
dec27-H Near q. & Treasury Department
SOvEREIGNS' COOPERA TIVE ASSOCIATION
HOLIDAY GOODS.
ton slawson's Candies; 10 bales new Nuts. fp
great variety cases Florida Oranges direct from
orchards; q full line of Oolgate's Toilet soaps BaV
num, PERFUMES, Toilet Waters, &c, put up I'm nice
packages for Christmas Presents; fun Line of Fine
and staple Groceries We use the legal weights and
measures and guarantee every article sold
dec2ltr A B. SCHOFIELD. Manager
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OG YEARS OLD.

Of YEARS OLD.
We have succeeded In purchasing the controI-,or
ths District and Maryland.for sals of CUTH.
BERTS OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKY" This
Mh,tky was made 1852. from 20 per cent. Of matted
barley 80 pen zen. matted the old hand process
al aesree OF heat not exceeding 400 degrees, and
put quarts OF spirit extracted from each bushe of
grain. ~
Whereas under the present system from l6 to Is
quarts are distilled from each bushel of raw grain
and the high degree of heat attained by the nrn
dnction OF steam-from 600 to 900 Observation-Disclosures
a., the essential oils. fus oil and metallic salts.
We copy the report of PROF. JOSEPH JONES
Co, of that city N' ="
"GENTLEMEN The sample Of Whisky labelled
VIM. Cuthbert,' submitted to me for chemical ex.
ANIMATION. contained AN per cent. of absolute alec.
mol Chemical ANALYSIS established that it was free
from ESSENTIAL oils, FUsIL oil and ALL METALLIC
salts and is the ONLY Whisky have ever found free
IRON essential oils The grape sugar which said
Nmsky contains give the spirit indications of great
age" Respectfully, "a eS
tSlsnedJ JOSEPH JONES'
. Professor of Chemistry
We can refer to the leading physicians Of this CITY
as 70 It's great qualities incidentally
For sale by the bottle only.
b. W. REEDS SONS
yan6tr 1916 r street.
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BANKERS.

oeIOto xl 900 INVESTED In Wall IT stocks
- makes fortunes every month Book sent free.
explaining everything. Address bAAIEh 20.
Bankers IL wall St n Y. sep26t th&s.ly
n1ooo profits on 10 days investment OF S1O0
O1oOO in Western Union. October 18th. 49,
Proportional returns every week on Stock OptlonsQ
circulars free Address 4. POTTER WIGHT 90.
Bankers, IS Wal street. New York. 1eSeod&kly
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u n T,
IL NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET C1RoLR,
new l0-room RESIDENCE, with Mausard roof
and every modern convenience.
Also, in the most desirable portion of the
WEST END,
An Elegant 12reom DWELLING, with every i'm.
proyement, and large Brick Stable.
FOR SALE.
A Handsome 12-rOOm RESIDENCE, on L STREE
p.~., near vermont avenue; Contains all modern
ner.
A Small FRAME on T street n. W.. near l4th; Lot
20xl2O. " ~ A A1''
Several Magnificent Building LOTS, on Vermont
Circle
Two Entire Squares OF GROUND in the north.
western section Of the city fine opportunity for
extensive building operations "
A Large Tract OF LAND, beautifully situated and
being part of Meridian Hill; handsome location
for villa Sites commanding view of the city, viii
be sold al . bargain.
THOS. ]. FISHER Co.
janzr 1928 street NV.
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S2S! 1907 SIOOi S2OOi $500!
ALEX fR0THINGHAM 90, have been for
many years Stock Brokers and Bankers in New
of gaining for their customers larse returns from
investments ranging from $50 TO $500, and have the
enviable reputation OF always making quick returns.
Send for their Financial Report. Iree.-tSeB York
7ysbH3ls. noy16-eotr
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| AIDES SHOES
IL R.IZL

| AIDES SHOES.
II BARGAINS BARGAINS,
nave on hand a lot of LADIES' WIN
LEX BOOTS Of my own make, that | am 31S6kl0
closing out az $3.50.
JAS II. VFRNILyA
,, go Ninth street,
an1aT Opposite Patent Ofiica.
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THE TRADES.

DOOKBNDIN6.
- The pubic 1 I. EssgsS6a5q!5{ Inios@ed saas ~
. oArried on q heretoforeL The oSrue sxa.za>u,.
Workmen are employed. and the vorf turns3 ~
WI be 10 the superior style which 81 sivs1s 49,
elaracteriSfic Of the estab iishment 49,
ap6-1y 1913 PennsVJeO0I0 &c.. a 0oor.
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To Traveller. and Residents abro.

TIE EyEEISs STAB viii be found on file at the
following places, where, also, advertisements an
subscriptions will be received henry f. tiilg q
Co. 40 Strand. Charfng Cross, London: Charles
HsrtwiCk, lis Boulevard Magenta and n L Herald
Office, ~ Avenue de rOpera, Paris.
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BIZ +. b. SMITH,
Zeal Estate Broker, LIE Droit Building.
6O6 street
~ 2lm ct. nv. Is ROOMS, mod. imps...... s8S 50
z aa ~ Ae., ~ rooms. MOD. lmps........... 1890
l3N 18th NV, 10 rooms, mod. imps.......... SO 90
Gaao M an ave ana "a st. ne rooms LOO
~ 9Th St NV, rooms, mod. imps........ $500
1919 monroe 81 NV, rooms. 1900
4ot9 ~ 81 NV, store. .................... Is 90
1451 st. n w., rooms, mod. imps. ........,. $50
Eurnisned mousse Zist ct. .125 90
rurnished mouse iith st., nw........:..... 1900
u in the city = ...o .i... 10000
money to loan In sums to suit ct z. 8 and ID per
C6lll ianRfr
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Acreage strorn Daily Circulation over
I7,oOO-betno q mach larger bonn fdc,
reo"tdr dad permanent circulation then
that Of all the other dGiy papers Ira the
city added together.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
The public are invited TO cali and examine one %
me arrest and most attractive stocks OF HOLIDAY
GOODS in the city
These Goods rnarvels OF tasts and eieGsnoe and
conprlse great variety of Russia LsatIer. Ivory.
tortoise Shell, japanese and Cypress Goods; also
besuful collection Of Mutton Ties, b0tb pls'u ana
mounted
Oar stock Of CHRISTMAS CARDS was never so
large, varied or attractive.
Fancy Stationery. Miscellaneous and Toy BOOKS
in every styie, quality ana price.
" II d H MORRISON.
6ec3-tr 4SS Penn "a ace. r.tc.
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To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested to send in their ar
nouncements as early in the day possible and in
ali cases before IL o'clock NJ The insertion in the
same days issue Of those reaching the Office after
that hour cannot be assured.
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Va GNAN'S WORDS.-An OrisfnAl Review Of
w what " omen Doing IN Industry. Education.
Philanthropy, Social Reform. Art. Science, Liters
ture and Government Also, O faithful record OF
What men are doing 70 advance the interests II
women Every HOUSEHOLD should read one good
year by mail postage prepaid, Sloli single copies.
10 oeIlts. THERESA JUAN LEWIS aud SARA
ANDREWS SPENCER, Pnblisbers- Call send
orders to Mrs- THERESA JUAN LRWIS. MANAGING
Editor. Room Ne 10, Republic BaLcins. n0l Penn
svlNsnia ave 1ecS
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

TOR RENT-Eleeant ROOMS en- suits or single
l. at moderate icnt No 1927 Vermont avenns
rear McPif rson square jsn2lims
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issue on the LIST and 18th of each month bulletin
OF all property for rent and sale on my books which
can be had on application at my ofcs or win be cent
by mail II desired. ~
$4,000. $4,000. 81 900. at per cent. tanl8-sr
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TOR SALE-A CHAIR for invalids or cripples.
Il for indoors or outdoors USE terms cheap: CA
De seen NO liza New York ave jau2l-Ht
E'OR SALE-MANURE, from one of the largest
j. stables in the city. Apply to HUMPHREYS
STABLES, Z ct. NV. jan21-2t'
L'OR SALE-CARRIAGE, HORSES and LIVERY,
Il the elegant turnout formerly the proper IA
ty Of Senior Dom Mantilla, Spanish Minis H4N
ter: Inquire at the Stable of EDWD. MAN-N<-A
TILLA, rear No 1921 K St NV. ian20-2ts
E'OR sALE-:An Excellent GREY MARE; both
suited to Rhys ds, or laays use Also
Phst9 3I with rumble: The Mare. either Ph@ton.
Apply to DR.. A. W. ADAMS, 18th and streets
NV. janlS-3t4
TOR SALE-Handsome pair of BAY PONIES:
i perfectly sound and free from fault A.
can CA d Re dIve Sa py lady well in
Harness, Whips, Blankets, Robes. The whole at a
bargain in perfect condition; owner go ng abroad.
For particulars apply at 1858 Pa. ave ianl8-4ts
TOR SALE-A fve-horse power UPRIG
Il BOILER, In first-class condition. at less than
half cost price. Apply at Republic office. ll0l Pa
avenue jaul7-tr