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The Alumni Association of the Cincin-
natl College OF Medicine. which was organ
ICED at the residence CO DR.. J. w. Under
hill yesterday. will hold another meeting
atthe college on George street this after
noon for the purpose OF adopting consti-
tuition and bv-laws'
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REMEDY FOR RNEUMATIsM.

CUMMINsvrLLE CINCINNATI, Ohio
Dear Sir: was afflicted with Rheumatism anq
tried many remedies, but failed to obtain relia
until began the use OF your INDIAN BLO00
SYRUP, q short trial Of which entirely cured ma
CHAS. BETTNEA
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GREATLY BENEFITED.

CUMMINsvILLE, CINCINNATI, Ohio.
Dear Sir: have derived great benefit from tn
use OF your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, and unhe}
itatingly recommend it TO suffering humanity,
MRS. AMANDA MYERA
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UNANIMOUS RECOMMENDATION.

ARMsrRoNG's MILLS. Belmont County, OhiA
Dear Sir: We, the undersigned, have expetS
enced the beneficial effect of your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP, and recommend its use to su1
fering humanity.
LAVINA CALWELL PRISCILLA MAHEW.
JOSEPH PERKINS, IVY WILSON,
WILLIAM PERKINS, JOHN BECKETT,
SETH WARD, EMMA DANFORTH
ELIZABETH WARD, JOHN BROWN,
MARY CALWELL, WIN. WOODRING,
GEORGE PERKINS
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REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM.


WIILIAMsFIELD, Ashtabula County. Ohio
Dear Sir: Having been afflicted with rheume,
tism for number Of years, was induced to tx1
some OF yonr INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP. After I
short trial / was satisfied that it would effect q
cure. l am now nearly well.
JAMES H. PHELPA
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WESTON CONE WEST.

National Associated Press to the Star. ...
New YopK. Feb. 25 e. r. Weston and
Hamilton Busbey, OF Turf, Field and Farm,
left this city to-day for San Francisco tt
meet Datiel O'Lrary in six-da 8 contest
for $1,000 OH March 9th. y s,
sr. WILLIAM CHALLENGES JACOB. hos
The following is published to day:
"a hereby challenge Mr.. Jacob Scliaefer
10 play me for the championship. the gold
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CURE FOR HEART DISEASE.


MAPLE. Brown County, Ohio.
Dear Sir: have used your INDIAN BLOO1
SYRUP for Disease OF the Heart and have ~
ceived much benefit therefrom.
DOUGLAS EDWARDA
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READ WHAT OUR AGENT SAYS.


Dear Sir: Since became your agent have usel
the INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP, and it has proved d
be the most valuable remedy l ever tried. Ne
wife was great sufferer from the Bleeding Piles
and the doctors failed to relieve her; but sinoa
using your medicine her trouble has almost En-
trely disappeared. ALEX. VOSS
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DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION.

CUMMINsyILIE, CINCINNATI, Ohio.
Dear Sir: Suffering from. a severe case Of Dye
pepsla, was induced u try your INDIAN BLO01
SYRUP, and after short trial it effectually ~
lieved me. MRS. JENNIE AGNESA
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RHEUMATISM.

HAMERsvILLE. Brown County, Ohio
Dear Sir: have suffered with Rheumatism ia
years, and find your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUl
gives me great relief. advise all similarly afliuo
ed to give it trial. GEO. M. GREGG
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ANOTHER SUFFERER.

BLUE CREEK, Adams County, Ohio
Dear Sir: procured some OF your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP and it has enectually relieves
me of sickness and pain arising from dcrange4
Liver. ALEX. GALBREATA Z
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
BLUE CREEK, Adams G.

bLUE CKEEK, AuH1IlS OnIUs
Dear Sir: was troubled with my Liver and TIM
use Of your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP did nd
more good than any other medicine ever trieA
The Syrup has also greatly benefited my IN thee.
WILLIAM WEAVER
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WHISTLES.
Died.

M00RE-At his residence, at p. M. Monday,
year Of his age.
Funeral On Thunday morning at 10 O'Clock,
from his late residence, on Price Hill. All friends
Of the famiiy are invited. An opportunity will
be offered 10 view the remains from to ~ =. m.
Thursday morning. Burial private. fe2s-2ts
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medal emblematic # the champions game
and a stake of $1,000. Incl sed please fl d
$3.50. the necessary forfeit to make my chal-
lenge good. WIN. SEXTON"
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DYSPEPSIA.

DUMoNTsvILLE Fairfield County, Ohio
Dear Sir: suffered from Dyspepsia for yeau
but since using your INDIAN BLOOD SYRUP
feel like liew person.
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FOR ERYSIPELAS.

SPRINGFIELD. Clarke County. Ohio.
Dear Sir: This is to certify that your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP has healed some Trouble sorea
caused by Erysipelas. 1t is valuable medicinH
J. NAGLES
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GERMAN PRINTERS STRIKE.


BELLAIRE, ONO, Feb. 25. The carrying
boys at the 04ip and National Glass Works
struck Yesterday for an increase of five
cents per turn.
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SURE CURE FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.

SPRINGFIELD. Clarke County, Ohio.
Dear Sir have used your INDIAN BLOO1
SYRUP for Liver Complaint and purifying th(
bl0od, and 1t has made new man OF me- Il h9
also relieved my wife Of headache.
ENOCH K. NAVR
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Oh oOhOf Ohh.
AfIhpIEroINr Yam Mort On

MIApLEroINr, Van Vert County. Ohio.
Dear Sit: This is to certify that l have usc&
INDIAN BLOOD RUP for the Scr,iula and i
has entirely cured me. JAS. JENKINS.
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Professor A. A. Wilils will'lecture at the
Opera-h0use In Hamilton, O., tonight, on
"Sun shine, or tile Secret ofa Happy Life"
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ferson Township, where It was placed II
a Lutheran Church recently erected. Th,
stone steps we're also sold to that church.
The following marriage licenses wer,
issued yesterday: Samuel Stamm an(
Elvins s. Feather Franklin Scheible anC
Elizabeth Ebart, Samuel D. Pease and Mel
lie Il. Armstrong, John H. Block and MARY
0rtman.
w. w. Lacount o commercial traveller
who arrived In Dayton on the $50 trair
from the East last evening, reported to on
Ger Fair that $50 overcoat was stolen frou
him on the traiu somewhere between Xenii
and Dayton.
John Pries who watches the Wyando
street crossing, yesterday afternoon tishet
| out OF the race where it passes under th'
caskets. which were undoubtedly thos,
stolen from Saup's jewelry store on Mon
day morning.
Major J. ]. Palmer and Captain @. N
Lee, of Indianapolis, and Colonel W. H
Slater, of Richmond, Ind. the latter Gov
Morton's War Secretary, came to Dayton
yesterday to inspect plaster cast of Gov
0. ?. Morton, made at Carpenter u Ray
mons Monumental Works of this city.
The Council Fire Department Commit
tee gave the Department test last even
ing, sending in an alarm from the Becke
House corner. They responded promptly
The Main street hose reached the spot in
minutes and % seconds, the Cen
tral in 2 minutes and 80 sec
onds the Western in minutes and q
seconds, the Webster street in 3 minutes
and SO seconds the Hook and Ladder il
3 minutes and As seconds, the Hill Hose ii
6 minutes and Is seconds, and the engine
on second call, in I minutes and 80 seconds
The boys were all in bed and asleep or they
would have made it in half the time.
MARIETTA.
The STAR is always to be found at F. w
Morse's news stand.
One of the old .'Frank BOYS" firm ha
opened out again at thsebldsstand on From
street.
Townsend, the contractor for the ston,
for the ice harbor. intends building I
double track from the quarry to the r.ver
with two cars for stone, the load pullins
up the empty Car.
The Coleman Sisters gave an entertain
ment at City Hall Monday night, ant
were engaged by the Washington n Count!
Agricultural Association to repeat the ell
tertainment Tuesday night.
The new boat house is not under wa.
vet, but is expected to be soon. Tho col
lege boys are making arrangements to Civ
entertainments in the neighb ring towns
for the benefit of the association, durinI
the two weeks spring vacation.
| DAYTON. KH.
Meeting Of the School Board at the lowe
School-house tonight.
James Harris. the grocer, is mentioned a
candidate for Council in his Ward.
On Saturday and Sunday nights hereafte
the last Car will leave Dayton at 1l:30 ant
Newport at :55.
Mr.. Ned Minor, Civil Engineer. is pre-
crossing rapidly with his new survey an,
plat of the city, and is said to be doing ex
cellent work.
The members of Guiding Star Lodge, K
of P. will be entertained with fine selee
ton Of vocal and instrumental music q
their hall tonight.
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DAYTON. KH.
Florence Dramatic Club.

The Florence Dramatic Club assisted by
the Eight B. B. B., give an entertainment
at Mel deon Hall tonight The. following
will be rendered:
PROGRAMME.
Bones Interlocutor. Tambos
J. Woodruff, j. W. Krehbiel. W. Shay.
C. Stevens. R. Ludwig.
Overture.
Opening Chorus ........... ...........By the Bees
Ballad-Nsncy E. Nice
Ballad-Dewdrops Fall........-...........F. Arrico
Comic Ditty-Golden 81 ppers.......-.J. Woodruff
Balad-Tenting Tonight. Smith
Comic Ditty-Git Away From De Window.
VIM SHAY
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o DRAMA.
ABOVE THE CLOUDS.

IN TWO ACTS.
Philip Ringold. ''Crazy Phil" Mountain
Herm1t.. MI W. kTenDlel
Alfred Thorpe. a City Nabob.......Mr. II. L. Sachs
Amos Gaylord. q Country Gentleman. .........". =.
.........,....AI Mr.. T. ID. Dressell
Howard Gaylord, His Son.. +. Arrico
Titus Turtle, Gourmand ..... Mr.. f. Smith
Curtis Chapman, "Chips" in the rongh......"...
cdnl. lleko
Nat. Naylor, Thorpes Proiege ...Mr. Z. Murray
Hester Thorne, Gaylord's .Aousekeeper.. ....:."".
.................Mis Miss Sad .e Rose
Grace Ingalls,, a Young Artist..........~.y"-.:-.-
bliss uiia nituidii
Susy Gaylord, Gaylord's Daughter.
...,.............. ................Miss Daisy Maddox
Lucretia Gerrish. so Romantic" ....:.....-.".:.
Miss Rose Bradbury
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ILLINOIS REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE,

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-The Illinois Republi-
can State Central Committee are in session
to-day. Besides the members large num-
to give or Offices in view are in attendance.
Interviews reveal the TACT that the Grant
element of the party is we'll represented.
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THE NEW YORK STRIKES.


Vationul Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Feb. 25-There is nothing
new in the matter of strikes. Mr.. Hermann
paid is men yesterda,. and thev are still
determined to hold out. The situation at
Steinway's is unchanged.
GERMAN PRINTERS STRIKE.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, Feb. pa strike was
made by the printers of the Waechter am
Erie newspaper yesterday on account of
personal differences with their foreman.
BITUMINOUs COAL MINERS
ALTOONA. Feb. 25-The miners in the
Cleartield bituminous coal region went on
a strike yesterday. Thew had been receiv-
ing fifty cents u ton, and now demand sixty
cents. .. -s.-...+
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POLITICAL. ~
ANTI-GRANT GERMAN MEETING.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. 25-A mass meet
ing of German American voters was held
ere last night to protest against t third
term project. About five hundred persons
attended. Speeches were made by Prof.
Straubenmueller and J. G. +. b, lad, edi-
tor of the Republikaner. Thet appeal to
German voters to oppose the candidacy of
Gen. Grant for third term. and branded
the attempt to secure a nomination for a
third term as step toward C@~arisn. Said
one of the speakers: "You may say Gen.
Grant is patriot. but Washington was a
atriot, and the Union to-day has millions
of patriots who would as willingly sacrifice
their lives for their country's good us
would Grant.
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BERLIN, Feb. 25.-The Emperor receiv.
ing the President of the Reichstag yester-
day urged the absolute necessity of passing
the Army bill. The Reich tag passed the
navy estimate. The North German Gazette
pnbishes an ap. arently semi-otticial reply
t. its previous anti-Russian article, but
the arguments contained therein are pal
psbly pour.
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NEGOTIATIONS WITH GREEUE.
LONDON, Feb. 25 A dispatch from Con-
stantinople says the Sultan has authorized
. resumption If negotiations with Greece
On the new basis proposed by England.
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RUSSIA
VERA sAssuLITcH AGAIN ON DECK.
NAtionaI Associated Press to the star
LONDON. Feb 25.-A st. Petersburg dis
patch says it is ated on good authority
that Vera Sassulitch has been seen in St.
patersburg a-A
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PRICE OF LARGE BOTTLES, q.
PRICE OF sIAl1 BOTTLES, =

Read tho VOLUNTARY TESTIMONIAL
Of Persons who have been CURED BY tt
Use Of the BLOOD PURIFIER.
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GLEASON OF 1850.
~ STOCKTON HOTEL. A-A
CAPE MAY, N. j. NY
CHARLES DUFFY, (of Confidential Ho- kE:7I
tel, Philadelphia Supt and General Manager.
OPENS JUNE l9.
Music by Hassler's Celebrated Orchestra, SIMON
HASSLER, Leader.
NoIE.-Our patrons have the use Of q Passenger
Elevator, and each room is supplied with Electric
Bells. jel-2m
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The Double Sheet on Saturday.

The STAR will be issued On Saturday In
double-sheet or eight page form OF ffty-six
columns Advertisers will please send In their
orders as early as practicable for the enlarged
edition. The number of new advertisements
published in June was 1917. The total number
of advertisements published for the first half of
1850 is 1923.
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gleason OF 1850.
n szA SSk5&rsE. Egg S SEL.. 49,
WIN open NAY 10TH. 1880. IL
Terms reasonable. Send for circular.
feb26-6m WALTER BURTON. Proprietor.
d SPRINGS, 81 miles northeast Of win ~
chester and r. Sailes scuthesst Of stsgh- ~
TERMS o. ger. day. ll2; 90 PER week. and 3z0 Pef
month q - days. Children and servants heh
Hcksts. good until 8lst October, from N promf-
nent podnss q rsdnceA rateo. oirculss 6 etar
Q&ces !. q. JORDAN ApoQ-eW
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STILL ON DECK ,rn
tBest New York and Philadelphia Brauds)
Graduated 10 lbs; O5
Standard 'A"(not off X'or ':B" 10 lbs for S Ss
Go2d White Sugar. II lbs. for............... 90
BreaRas 5sRsn English
low as any house south Of New York. 80
Mocha, Java, Maracaibo, Lagnryra and Rio. At
popular prices, quality considered Our Ooffee es
Of the finest grades that can be produced 'oAo
Good Roasted Rio. lbs for. observation-disclosures AL
rnre sugar Goods. guaranteed free from glucose;
Choice Maple Syrup. per gallon. Al 20
MOLASSES
genuine article Of New Orleans ALWAYS on hand
as also the lower grades. Prices low.
Ceres; Minnesota Patent Process; Sterling. Min
recess a. f. Heris bss 3H family Swiss
Mills; New West. and al other ieso ing brands, d.
Patent Process Flour, per sack ,...,,.R 40 m
GOOD Family Flour. per sack. SO
n.... OF every description Just received.
Rd postea Ham. Tongue. Turkey. Chicken. etc.
Beef Turkey etc Genuine WestphaIia As saasas e.
Sardines, Shadines, salmon. Lobster, Dried Beef
oaAeo Beans. etc.. etc., ETC., etc.
n. an tSAUCES And PICKLES
~ ~ kinds and we would name the celebrated
Huf1ees sand Dressing, Crosse Blackwell's
SETECff n6I F fRssGrTme enG -, .o,,. ,,r,
good supply Of these important articles.
. 4Ieen olives q In variety Of stylesincludins
In fact, We give our undivided attention to the
FAMILY TRADE,
And make 1t our whole study to furnish the VERY
% 5 IN q for snd
to sell a. low e any other house in the city; e.
Also to give the article. quality and quantity Is
Money cheerfully refunded to any customer who
ID not entirely eatisfed with their purchase.
Ielephon1c connexions.
ELPHONZO VOUNGs, GROCER,
0O4 eth street, bet. e. and +.
wH1TR 'FRONT.' 1e1a
SPBING LEAF TEA
AT so GENTS POUND,
Unrivaled in flavor. purity and cheapness.
Az ICED TEA 1t has no superior at any pr,ca
~ TRY IT.
Sold onlyat 1as3 f street NV,
'seo-kt N, W, 8VRCHEL1,
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III ROCKBRIDGE CO., Va.
This fayorite Summer resort has BEEN Ia
released By Mrs. II. j. OOLLEY of the VESA0
Hamilton House, and win be opened for IE:| d
guests on the 1sT JUNE.
This 10 the finest Hotel accommodations in the
Mountains Of virRinia for real comforts and pleas
ure. 1t IL furnished with spring and hair mattres
music, pest ONCE and telegraph.
Two daily mails to al points.
Good livery and stable accommodations
For pamphlets, giving full description, apply At
''Hamtlton House. ct the Springs. and this office.
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NEW BOOKS FOR SUMMER READ
Mrs. Austin-Harper's Half-hour Series Csc.
Second Thoughts. vol. 2-Appletons's New
Handy Volume Series 25c.
The Pennant Family-Franklin Square Library l5c
Gutman's Watering Places of Germany. Austria,
Ihe Phaeacians of Homer, by Merriam ...... l. 50
Nicos Geographical History. /. 25
Huths Life and Writings Of H. 7. Buckle; 200
Moore's Outlying Europe and the nearer Orient 2 50
Public Life Of Thomas T. Bayard. SOC.
fine lot of Stationery at Low Prices.
w. III. q %. III. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLERS AND SrATIoNEBs,
je10 49, Pa. ave. NV.
NNHE NEW EDITION
LIPPINOOTTs PROEOUNOIH0
GAZETTEER
WORLD.
Just published and for sale by
FRANCIS B. MOHUN,
SUCCESSORS TO MoHuE Bros.
myl lOl0 Pa. ave., cor. llth 81.
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Salt WATER BATHING. AA
p MARsHALL'S ST. GEORGE HO- Wy
TEL, near Piney Point, will open June LEE
by any place on lower Potomac. Good bathing and
fishing; all kinds Of boats for guests free. Terms,
rates to families. Visitors by Norfolk steamers
will be met at Piney Point Landing.
je2-1m r. j. MARSHALL. Proprietor.
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u Ocean ERs q XtPsinia Avenue. fAt
ATLANTIC CITY, now open. lSs N
mS2e-2m DIR. T. b. LIPPINCOTT.
ELORENCE HOUSE, BRRKFIFY
SPRINGS, W.. VA, is nov open. vESkv
Charges 81. 90 per day. $40 per week, $40 lG:h Il
per month: servants and children half prce For
further information address CHARLES GREEN
Owl er and Proprietor. Circulars at Star Office
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The census returns OF the Clncinnatt enum-
orators are now complete, and they make the
entire population OF that city 2JO,9l5. These
nsures show an increase of about Tx per cent
Ior the decade just closed, which, in view of all
the circumstances, may be considered satisfac-
tory. But they are not sufficient to Justify that
or any city in calling itself 1.-The Paris OF
america 25o,s15 people cannot by any posi-
pillty OF humanity understood at the present
Time contain folly and wiekedness enough to
fairly represent the characteristics Of the French
capital Cincinnati Will therefore have to let 60
her favOrite pet name
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ms is the fraternal way the good Deacon
smith. OF the Cincinnati Gazette, chronicles the
narrow escape from death by the Seawanhaka
disaster or his admiring friend the editor OF the
New York Sun:
Satan came near foreclostng upon Chas. A..
Dana Monday evening. Another warning It
may be the last
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MEMPHHEMAGOG HOUSE, NEWPORT
NIVT. Commanding magnificent view II
OK the lake and mountains newly fitted yENAy
modates 400 guests. 93 per day, $40 to ST so Ger
week. Special rates to families. OHAS. A GLKA-
SON, MANAGER. ia;SIm
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TlREMONT HOUSE, ATLANTIC Cry, N =
Il Delightfully."- located corner Pacific and 4
Virginia avenues. Terms moderate. Cir ENk0
cuars and information can be had of Mr. ITO il
H. ID. BARR, iii Pennsylvania ave- MISS Err
R1CKsON and MRS. x. CASPER. Proprie-
tresses jel5-t tn, g. I'm
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FOR RENT AND SALE
f." nANT-BT B. o. HoLTzMAN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT AMI Ars-,.
10th and r streets northwest.

Skating Rink. 19sa o., o.
Is 15H 81: n.w., II rooms and hath " Az - -:
and bath li3I 1Ifh n y =. 80
Fur house, ut. n. wSl26 and hath and st.h,ass a
Fur h'se, 18th n W. 800 AIS ism at n W 49,
Fur h'se, 10th ST. NV. hall .." SSs
Fur house, Mass ave. COS ID at sv m AN
Fur house. E st n.wSl50 1911 18th at n w IA
1903 Mass. ave. NV, 10 and store SI6
rooms and bath $50 1872 pa ave- n
COS st. NV, 9 rs. $50 store ....S 2s
go i2th Ct. NV, II re-: 420 B st. e., rooms
100 21ft st. n. W.. 8 rooms 500 ri at n a. store TX
,coe I'LL $50 LIST st. Sc, and
A So. tos S 81 W. is,;k path $40
730 9th st. n. g., 9 rs. and rooms - aid "a
bath. S26 IS ct. o. g., 6 rs SI2
WI IA ave. W., upper SIT 9th at. q. e., rs no
portion .........,. 1875
make no charge to landlords for adyert,sin1
their property, and keep it before the public con-
stantly. WIZ
have many of the finest building sites in the CITY
for sale also Houses in every section at prices from
$1,0OO to $50. 0O0 Now is the time to buy.
r. o. HOFFMAN,
026 10th and e SITS. NV.
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CONGRESS HALL. CAPE MAY, N. j.,
" OPENS JUNE &c, 80,
and improved. Particulars as to rooms. vEAy
prices, &c, may be had on application at lk:Ms
COlonnade Hotel. Philadelphia. or Of W. 81. HOLS.
CHUH, st. James Hotel, Washington. Music BY
Mark Hassler's celebrated orchestra.
III. j. 4 &. h. CRUMP
q e. a. lsILLETT,
OF the Colonnade. Hotel. Philadelphia. Proprie-
tors. 1e1
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IN advantages o. having vim brother Will
De ! ide apparent presently. When the stall.
war epuolican papers get to bu-rowing into
the past and show that Gen. Hancock used to
DE Tie incarnation of all youthful wickadness. IT
Will re easy enough to explain that all that sort
OF III 8 was the work OF The bad twin brother
HILARY, while the good little Winfield was Off at
SUNDAY school or at home reading psalms by
ihe ced-side OF his sick mother Before the
fafnnaign Is half over Garfield will wish he had
a I'VE brother too.
over six hundred first class passengers salad
ron New York for Europe yesterday.