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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-08
ST. PAUL, June 6, 1881.

Second Day at st. Louis. Gen. Grant Pres
ST. Louis, June 7.-Threatening weather
prevented very large crowd at the race track
this afternoon; still a good many people were
out. Gen. and Mrs. Grant were on the ground
during the afternoon and received good deal
of attention from old friends and the crowd
generally. The general occupied seat in the
judges stand during part of the races and took
great interest in the contests.
The first race, club purse, one and half
miles, Bancroft won; time, 2:3Sk. Second
race, hotel stakes for 3 year olds that did not
win prior to Jan. 1, 1881, one and a quarter
miles; Aranza won; time, 2:121a. Third race,
selling race, all ages, one and one-eighth miles,
Pacific was the favorite at two to one, but Bob
johnson surprised all the pool buyers by TAX
ing the lead at the start and keeping it with
no effort, winning the race handily, Pacific
second; time, 1:57. After the race Bob John
son was sold at auction for $810 to Green
Morris.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-08

The national encampment of the G. A. R
will be held at Indianapolis next week.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-08
st. Paul Drifting Club.

"Veteran" sends the GLOBE communica-
tion with reference to the call for a meeting
Friday evening at the Merchants hotel, for
the organization of the st. Paul Driving Club,
and to consider such other matters as may be
brought up calculated to promote the turf
and breeding interests of this section. In sug-
gesting this meeting, the GLOBE said that
among the subjects that 1t might be well to
consider was as to whether the time had not
arrived for the location of permanent eXhibi-
tion grounds midway between st. Paul and
Minneapolis. Upon this point well known
patron of turf sports in private letter writes:
ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS q
Union Jockey club. The extent of Com
modore Klttson's interest in thoroughbreds,
and the fact that good many others are now
purchasing that class of race horses, requires
the wholesome and stimulating influence of
wei, organized jockey club. Quite a number
of our horsemen here in Minneapolis would
join such club, and have no doubt st. Paul
would furnish good list of members. As we
are to give quite a number of run
wing Me wss "a and np mp0r1 hsm ones nds at that Ss
auspices of the st. Paul and Minneapolis
Union Jockey club. 1t strikes me that Com
modore Kittson would be just the man for
president, and, as we wish to give the races at
our fair meeting this fall, give Minneapolis
the secretary The above suggestions are
worthy of consideration at the Friday evening
meeting.
The following is "Veteran's" communica-
ton:
To the Editor of the Globe.
All st. Paul horse men are delighted at the
action of some of our leading citizens in call
ing meeting of those interested in road.
driving and turf sports, for the purpose of
reviving an interest that has with us been too
long dormant and neglected. 1t is our boast
that we have the richest and most mide- e-awake
city in the Northwest, and our citizens have
shown that they are second to none in enter
prise and liberality, whenever the interest of
their city or State called upon them to act, and
it is to be hoped that hearty response will
be given to the call, and measures inauguratedi
that will place st. Paul on level at least
with other cities in the State in
promoting the mostl healthful and inspiring
of all pleasures, road driving; and at the same
time promote great and growing industry,
stock breeding. Road driving begets love
for animated nature as represented in the horse,
the noblest of all animals. The love and com
panionship of the horse makes men better, be-
gets love for their fellow men, and it has been
we'll said that the man that loves his horse
loves his friend, and vice versa. "Whenever
we meet man who bestows proper attention
to his horse, there we have found man who
in time of need will be true to his fellow man. !"
These are the words of philanthropist, and
are the words of truth, as well as being good
horse sense.
Let all that sympathize with such sentiments
give to the cause their countenance and sup
port, by attending the meeting to be held at
tho Moroh into hofe1 Fridov nvnpino ravf
VETERAN.
Sr DIrr I,,na q 1901
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-28
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR

Fourth Annual Session Of 1881 g. OPENING exerciss
win be held Monday Evening" October 31st ct O'Clock.
ut Marini's Hal, 9l4 street northwest A1dresees
WIN be delivered by Ord. n. Toner Prof, T. @. VEL
hing, Of tho CoumhiAn University Prof. 8. Beaie,
Nd Tns public and I'll Interested are cofday invited
% AtDd. 2ur further information Abply 10 ME- Jane
Htz corner sth street and and. avenue south
east; LIZ. 3. A. CAn0eld, BuZAu Of Education, to
DR. u ". PRANTI9S. n. D., Dean,
n27-A liza 9th street northwest,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-28

Editor HattOn, OF the Burlington Ho,rEeye, en-
trs the Office OF First Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral with that independence and freedom from OBJ
legation which entitie him to feel that be Is his
own boss He did not beg for the Office, never
ASKED any senator for his vote for confirmation,
aad Iaaee no sort Of promise or pledge 10 any
body When Indirectly threatened with oppost-
ton, because OF an editorial he had written, he
frankly svowed the authorship and declared that
ser tie same circumstances he would write It
acain- Mr. H2ttOn IL spif-made man, having
wired himself up In that superior school OF ex-
nance, printing office. frum -1evir' to pro-
pretOr.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

CoR ,RENT-Two LARGE Rooms FURNIsEEDp
Il and Unfurnished at $50 street northwest. o2s2t'
+ suitable for houssksepns Il sol Virginia avenue
southwest. 1t
I1oR RENT-PLEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS IN
! sos e ana
FOR RENT-.To GENTLEMAN, NICELY FURN,
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ROOMS AT. At sks e
do.s ssRh IRON
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II 10Th
71oR RENT : NICELY. FURNISHED, SOUTH
moderate to gentleman giving reference sos street
IOR RENT-TO Tw0sINGLE aENTLEMEN, ONE
With s "e sn 0'{ nsS FIJI @
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ROOM 1sasRss q o .ss EYE
DOR RENT-Io. GENTLEMEN FyRNIsHED
sets avenue northwest references required 81
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FoR RENT -NIcEL X. Ty g1 l9., SECOND
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EoR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED, ,PARLoR
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Tor RENT-AI lsll STREET koRTHwEsT:
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west. o26- St
NOR RENT-TwO COMMUNICATING ROOMS.
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ss and
EOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ON
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NOR RENT-THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS
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ICOR RENT-FINE SUITE OF APARTMENTS,
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furnished suitable for mess or club Board seFyed IN
CO., 1924 F street northwest. o22-Iw
VIOR RENT-1423 IOWA CIRCLE. A SUITE OF
Il Furnished Rooms. without Board, second door, bay
or children need not apply. O21-2w
EOR RENT-1s29 G STREET. LARGE, SUNNY.
l. handsomely furnished Rooms with excellent board
suitable for Senators or Consressmen also transents
convenient to all lines OF street and hotels ol72w
IHOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED
II Rooms. with or without board; centrally located;
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Il Also unfurnished Rooms to adults 719 9th street
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TNOR RENT-TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS,
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| premises. GEO. F. SCHAFER. o1O-1m
NOR RENT-WELL- FURNIsHED PARIOR FLOOR,
sH %1s fssssi
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The STAR will be- issued In double sheet or eight
prge form OF ffty-six columns tomorrow. Ad-
vcrtisers viii confer a favor by sending in theft
orJs~rs early for this enlarged and extraordinary
e,iition- The number OF new advertisements
printed in October exceeds any previous month In
the history of the paper. Up to to-day 1t is p Isl.
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The appointment OF Judge Folger as the head Of
the financial department Of the government meets
with very general approval The prevailing feel
Ing l. that he Is safe To entruSt with the re-
sYensiDle duties OF the Treasury In every public
POSITION % which he has been hitherto called he
has won the approval OF those he served, and he
has only left one place OF trust to take higher
orr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-28
M RS NJ J. HUNT

Invites the attention Of the Ladies % Washington to her
aiperb stuck Of FRENCH BONNETS and HATS. These
ARE hsr own importation. and the handsomest styles
osrsd IN this city, She also seits inspection Of
bonnss Of her own design. which shs win be prepared
10 exhibit during the coming week.
eli 621 AND 623 STREET NORTHWEST
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r ATE PUBLICATIONS.

II ATE Pc BLICATIUNS.
Aunt Serena, by Miss Howard. author Of One Sum-
rner 81 u.s. Our Familiar Songs and Those Who Made
Them By Helen X. Johnson, 4to., s.. The SUM- by G.
A. Young, Inter Sci. Series, 81. PickwicKian Pill
aTimsae. by John h. g. Hassard, 81. Illusion by
James SuIly Inter. Sci Series. 81. 50. Country By
Ways by s. o. Jewett, 81. D. japanese Episodes by
4 H. Houre, 81. The Glad Year Hound, by Miss A. G..
Piymton, beautifully illustrated, $50. The Man
Ballads illustrated s.. In the Brush; or Old. Time
Life in the Southwest, by H. w. P1erson d. D., so
Also. Just received fine assortment Of Russia Seal
aud Calfskin Poke tbooks Wallets, Card Casea &c.
FRANCIS b. MOHUN,
BoOkaEIIER AND STATIoNER,
o10 l015 Pennsylvania avenue.
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The greenbaek party cut 50 Insignificant figure
D. the late Ohio election that IL has been over
lori<ed IN the returns. Out OF a total vote OF
e25Oco the greenbackers poiled only 7.C0a As
Ohio gave birth 10 the greenb3ck "idee' and nur-
tureu IL 10 all the development IL ever attained,
tiis pitiful support in an important state election
MY be regarded as the death-wail of the party.
Tire -reenback members OF the next Congress will
probably consider their constituency TOO small to
ent-te them 10 separate representation. These
m 1nbers win probably go 70 the republican or
d@nlocratc party as their inelinations and tastes
respectively prompt
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


Fun ZEN I-HOO0ES.
Non $4,000 TFN=RooN poTsT
few doors from French Ministers and F. street line
80 - S;s : S,7r sv.II TWO, opy pp7cV To,;s,
With s.l and Esssss,s esrs: rem. sns 5 Per
oSs-st o. a. -'' ---' '' saw ''''
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WAaGAMAN. SO TN street. st
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SANBORN KING, GIG street northwest third
--o1 1,,7,
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Il fUhNlSHED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-28

elk WRAPS, CLOTH COATS.
CIRCULARS. PALEToTa ULsTERs.
DoLMANa 30
ANNUAL OPENING OF
CHOICE WRAPS OF SUBSTANTIAL QUALITIES.
Our Sizes win be 80 inch. 81 inch. s. inch and 50
AN INSPECTION Is SOLICITED.
W. NJ SINISTER & SONS,
o2s s1s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SEvEN WONDERS ~!
1sr-The Shoe Pyramid
In HEILBRUN's SHOW WINDOW.
2ND-The 81 Solid Work Boots.
At No. 407 7TH STREET.
3D-The s. Long Legged Hunters Boots,
At THE LARGEST SHOE HOUSE.
4rH-The 8 Hand sewed CATERS
At No. 400 7TH STREET.
6rH-The 81 Ladies' Button Boots,
At HEILBRUNS.
6rH-The so cts. Solid Leather School Shoes,
At No. 4o2 7TH STREET.
7rH-The 80 cts Infant Leather Button Boots,
Besides the Great Variety Of
PURE GUM BOOTS AND SHOES.
wOOL-LINED CLOTH SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
FINE CALF BOOTS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
WHITE AND BLACK KID OPERA SLIPPERS.
L. HEILBRUN,
NO. 4O2 TTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Sgn:-THE OLD W OMAN IN WINDOW. o28-3t
IMP TIA Mt!
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SPECIALTIES.

MADAM DUBOUIS FRENCH MEDIUM. WORKS
Wl Magnetic Electricity: tells true hfe card reader:
tells pass present and future ana gives good advice for
lady and gentleman. No. 82f 9th street northwest
Hours from to II az and z to pm. N23-l4w
1TMR. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Nl LIFE. All business confidential Ladies and GEN
tenen 81 cents each. No. 4o6 street, between 4th aLd
9Th streets northwest. febl0- 3&Vs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-28

SINSHEIMER & BRO,
80S SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Will close out their entire stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
In order to close business by January 1s before if
possible. We will sell COUSINS FINE CUR KID
BUTTON SHOES that sold at S. so. at g. 60;
COUSINS FRENCH KID BUTTON, that sold at
S.. at $3.75; LADIES' FINE KID BUTTON
SHOES. that were sold at 8. at s.. 80; LADIES'
FINE KID SHOES, that were sold at g. 50, now at
81. 95; MEMS FINE CLOTH-TOP BUTTON that
sold at 81 so. at 50. Is. MEMS FINE CLOTH
TOP BUTTONED. that were sold at S. So now at go
Splendid lot of BOYS FINE CATERS, from to in
size. $1.25
We will positively sell entire stock at the above
prices. Those wishing bargains viii call before the
stock entirely disposed Of the stock is entirely
complete.
NO. sos SEVENTH STREET.
BETWEEN AND NORTHWEST.
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UNIVERSITY OF GEORGETOWN,
u LAW COlLEGE.
l4sS NEW YoKk AVENUE, NEAR 18TH STREET

nsBoRNE SEMINARY--FRENCH AND ENGLISH
Y j Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and
Little Giris-will reopen s43 NJ northwest Sep
tember s. 1881 Classes from Kindergarten 10 Harvard
teachers. olg-2Hn
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WANTED-ROOMS.

"ANTED-TWO FURNISHED COMMUNICATING
w Rooms, ''south front preferred centrally oca-
ted. with Board Address c. b. P, 916 street north
west. o2S-3tf
WANTED-ROOMS, BY MIDDLE-AGED LADY.
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ing, in private family location north Of street and
east Of 18th street. meals served by caterer answer,
stating terms; references exchanged. Address PER
MANENT Star Office. O26-3t.
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WANTED-HELP.

w AIN i ED-11 = LII
Ws5S:HHHfEEEEs sS. At
WANTm. TWENTY LABOR
" Frs With spades sh9yels and grubbing hoes APP
md sur.s also, ooieTed Servants. Families fr'
nlsed se1sed Agency s26 street n9f:h
WANTEp,,A GOOD WOMAN TO COOK. WASH.
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w Farni.hed Room and Board to : settled person %
sew sew. and assist in housekeeping. Address BARNES
WANTED-TwO FIRST CLASS DREssMAKERs:
w one who understands running the Wheeler VII
: :sa ia n s Sn
WANTED.-A STEADY AND. TEMPERATE MAN
wv for Night Waterman. Address. stating ago and
former occupation, Box IA. Star office 1T
WANTEp-A WHITE GIRI. TO DO THE COOK;
. aPp and Sc ssa
west. It
WANTED-A GOOD WHITE WOMAN FOR GEN.
eral houfework except cooking good q. S s 7t %
street, Farragut Square. o2S-3t'
WANTED-A GOOD COOK. WOMAN PREFERRED;
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WANTED,A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT W0-
w man. white or colored. for General Housewcrk in
very small family Apply at sos street northwest
WANTED -ExPERIENCED YOUNG MAN TO
w manage the largest Toy, Housefurnishing and
dows first class references required. Apply at 812 It'll
street northwest. o27-3t
WANTED-A GOOD WAITER, WHO IS WILLING
bepo so Sapto
WANTED-A Girl. OR WOMAN, TO COOK AND
to P. c. MERRY, 1925 ;32d street o26- st
WANTED--AN EXPERIENCED GROCERY CLERK
II, 345, Star office. o26-3t
WANTED-A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN
w. to cook and assist with homework in private
n noxs differences required Apply at lila ssss
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TODO COOKING,
and reliable rerson who can come well reccnmen n
saa x be s Apty at
WANTEDsa.EWo LABoRERs. ALSO ONE DAIRY TRY
TOYS Loan Once, sI4 9Th street northwest near
Pennsylvana avenue. s14-2m
MANIFESTATIONS.
WANTED,;A PLACE BY WOMAN AS NURSE
Or chamberm aid first class reference Apply to
or address Box So Star office. IT.
w manent position in any Of the government ofices
% II star es
WANTED-BY ]. COMPETENT AND SETTLED
v! white woman q Situation to do cooking. washing
street northwest, between and L. App'' "' It.
W . Situation. BY November ist 70 do ohamberworf
W thoroughly experienced. Situation as blacksmith
Address Box 81. star Office '''' oSS.2t:
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EDUCATIONAL.

by l.dy who has ssa,od in tlse best sssls Of Gsr
ara ss ia s sf% sTr, As
sic Store. s2s PENNSYLVANIA asenue- OLA rswsws
SPEcIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
PROF. AMI MRS. I.UCiEN r. C. corrSrRr.s
French. nsiish and Classical schoi for psss
WIN A isss sTs n1s No arasIs 10 ISL
Fur further an. flu" = S sPs sy;a ,y to
rrufe-.Or 81 the French hnsasse
SPENcERIAN BUSINESS coLIEsE. coRNEA
f s asd h s,.es as Ss e1f tRTT s
and Exennx sessions for Ladies ana Gentlemen sons
ana dxurfrters efucafed for real life. studeilts
S sn eloquent .s to the students on Es% X
ss. BY lanes a Ss , also fun n1r%st,sa
t,%n hy msil q may BE esinsd q tie S"ls'e Sbc
sPENcrR. Vice Prnsi.si. ''''''''~ ""'' 'N oss
VI SINGING Pupil of Mime. Niardct SarsiA psris
N ~ ssSs Sortars-t hsisre Nss Mr., ssa-
EaSc y, ) and ass s.rsas. ''' ''''' oas-In'
UNIVERSITY OF GEoRsETowN.
u Law ColLEGE
lAzS NEW YoKk AvEsus: MEAN 18TH STREET
C. ". HOFFMAN. L. D., Dean and Pre~ident u
Hon Hem R Nn.sMk: L. p. Constitutional Las.
NJ: =: MoRRIs. IL D., Pleading. Pr.etic-. Eu-
tracts, Negotiable Paper and torPorstons. -
w. H. DENNIS. A. B., IL. b.. Real Property Do
nestle Rentious, Testsmentary and Criminal Law.
r.. p B. SANDS. A. NJ, Ii. B., J. J. DARLINGTON
and W. H DEN SIS. Judges uf the Moot Court.
Term extends from 6rrt Wednesday in October ep
students.
REGULAR course Of two years. $50 per annum: post
graduate coure, <25; attendance lectures SIS per
annum: For particulars apply to the Secretary at the
Law school. on I'm
OSBORNE SEMINARY-FRENCH AND ENGLISH
N u R,a and Day n Ans and
Little Gris-will reopen s43 northwest Sep
tenber 1881. Classes from Kindergarten 10 Harvard
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nR. ISAAC NICHOLS CO.'S AMERICAN REM
sdy for sale. 4s9 9th e A. W. Room No. 1 over w
trade. J. @. RINGWALT. JR.. Sole Agent for Waah.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-A HOUSE WITH TO IL ROOMS,
w side lot attached between 9th and Goth streets
and Boundary. State price and terms. No commune
cation wanted that viii not state price, terms and loca
tion Address J. r. H., Star office. o26- 1w-
WANTED-FOR CASH-A CORNER HOUSE AND
w lot; northwest quarter preferred; modern i'm
with very lowest cash price, F. STERLING. Box
34l, Baltimore, Md. O24-6t.
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TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATH. 1417 STREET fOPPO
- site Rggs House,; large pool; good Ventilation
from to TO- Saturdays IL; baths II, tickets, 81. so
DIR. H. l.. BOVEE, Electrician. 90
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A RI GALLERY,
NO. sal yTH 81. NV, BETWEEN AND =.
j. F. SPELSHOUSE,
PAPER HANGER AND pECOkAIOS
No. 5A Tn street nershwe2 FeasrA ku,s01
Picture Frames. Looking Glasses. Ge1ns % Art &C.
The latest designs in Wall Paper. t1cture rrnme2
and Window Cornices made 10 order. All the hes1
Novelties in Velvet and cit Frames nov seock sna
times. An examination Of my stock sollclsed
J. F. SPELSH0USE.
No. Gz1 TN stsssk noE<llW0
Branch stcEe No: 7os q a ~ ose o@e
cart 1Os- n
sic wa3uast Frames from sc. up.
window Shades and f1xtur0es t0cs -
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INSURANCE.
COMPREHENSIVE

T United COMPREHENSIVE.
II The undersigned do hereby certify that t,v have
formed co-partnershit for the ese II ira nn4er fhe
n 9aF C or nrm q WAsHIEarc:S AND GEORGETOWN
IL OOMfANa. s.v p3as or accounts win be paid
IreSsurer once No S9t4 Water street. GeorEetoWn
I D;G; JOHN LEETCH. F. F. BARKER. n. KfNs.
LOW. OF
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NOR RENT-FURNISHED TEN-ROOM HOUSE.
II few doors from French Minister'S and F-street line
Of cars Best security given and required SECURITY
Sfar ofHca ,o9
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EOR SALE-THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENC
Il No. 124 street northwest; II rooms, with
with sut furniture, Call at .. m. ALL 3ms
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INsTHUMENTAL AND VOCAL MUSIC TAU6H1
ny 10y who b~s ssusiaod i'm best shoals Of 6sr
many anu Italy and has years exrer.encs. Adj.
dress Madame oCrsyIA SFW FIR ~ Ss.t-crs,tfs- Nm
sic Store. SIS Pennsy yxnia asanue .soa Isuaxs
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

nor RENT-FENTON HALL. 1lOs E STREET
northwest Inquire at the Real Estate office of
L. NJ. SAUNDERS BRO. 1103 street northwest.
O24-6t~
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SPORTING GOODS.

MR. RUPERT, -,
NOS. 403 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
HEADQUARTERS FOR. THE WHITNEY CHILL
DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY,
the cheapest for beauty comfort and Durability In the
market.
ARCHERY AND FISHING TACKLES, CROQUET
AND LAWN TENNIS, BICYCLES,
VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS.
BASKETS. iy9
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THO INVENTORS.
Il MONEY ADVANCED ON IMPORTANT and VAL
LIABLE INVENTIONS. either before or after Patent
Box IS. Star Office. dec30