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C4NcgR-"Su uttered for yRau With rapo,E, Had II
cut out hTe0 times, II returned after rh operation
Dr. smith cured me without knife, CaultiS 6E pain. y
sUBVRRvp TERVlRtJ,-NESthiuss ~ md 70 hslI
me "olld 70, W cut o. bel, .pr y In SuISd ME
AIpI VtbCu Nlild." LEPr. pHUIIP
wheeling, ". Va.
cATARRH AND DEAENEsS.-"heIs'rI Ill 10.
durable Sense Of smell gtnO, ,ftAhgl discharge,
speech Affected, Dr, emlth rIlred me.h
HARVEY ALEXANDER.
DYSPEPSIA AN, uLcERATy9 sEoAACa -"IToit
cured lns,m ,IH0ISS GOIT. Insurance Agent.
e. EI 4 N.Y. %,IH'd them Tor d ITIGf : ErST;i Dt ,%''h
kIlKunA1sH -"suf.rd %iOr!urea IHts dSIOrm.
cured me-" j, II, BROWN,
Rsy HsssTA BrprtvLD writes, .6sar siI =
eAn tno.t ltAlillIJ TOG"muend you 10 thCSe 'ndpr.
lns itOm CNGrFh and Lung Complaints, lOu hive
worked wonders In nv StR'S oaseh
REy. 10 lARu, WIlleS = Or. lmith's proios.
,touAl IeIyttel IN my faulty have been mot 8 tiniAo.
tGFy a3d co,umend Rim u all 10 q gentleman aud q
Agl SAa0 'RET KoLB MVs;-"I had bean yuaer.
!nH TO- seVO 70 n and II atot BY may phIsiCi4n'
Tor dyspepsia. D. nth SAID bad b tpe.WOTm
Ahd ia TX tholl = removed a %In0nster, 100 ieRtl ng "
rkHALH oHPL' MA -fhrte years In ~hospitAlB Tor
Ienlhe 9'Vo NE peculiar An V1ntbgs. In such caSPs.
.Faranb Cur"l % q nSu ptiOn, Diseases Of Heart,
lVer stomach, kidn'!s, skiit Blood, keIVOus AZ
10 Ions and We ,tntsAes u n n and Youth, ecroiulA
and Asth . 'eaIiiy TO ny SnCceHs.
PINS cured Without tho knife.
ra!ienl' ~ az. rance mar b4 treated. bv latter aud
aati,i'Gllou guar .uteed A chart loH sell examination
returned ire,
CONSULTATION At once free. ON . hours from q
N, to =; NJ daily. Sundays from 2 10 8 D. M. UAlI
j. E. SMITH M d.,
del M 1917. Market ~. WhaNIIn. W VI
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Ia It not worth the small price OF IS cents
to free yourself Of every symptom o these
distressing complaints, II you think 30 call
al our store and get q bottle Of Shiloh's
vitaliIer, every bottle has a printed puar.
ahtee on II, use accordingly and II It does
YOU no good II will cost you nothing.
Sold by Edmund Booking, and O. Moen.
kemoeller, Wheeling, W. Va.
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In the steubenvIle coal bed We find
eight shafts have been sunk, all in opera.
ton except two. The coal Ia reached at q
depth Of about 200 feet. II is of an excel
lent quality for iron manufacturing pur.
poses, muCn Of 1t being manufactured into
coke, nearly all the companies having
coke ovens in connection with their works,
The Jefferson Iron Company mine
all the coal used in their large mill and
manufacture coke to run their large blast
furnace, The Stony Hollow furnace also
mine and manufacture all the coke used
by them. The other shafts, including the
Market street Bn4tards, B IelAnd., opera.
ted by the o. & P Co., ind the swift shat /,
al mine and ship, The Stony Hollow
and AIacsnna shafts are both idle. The
coal in these shafts will average about
three ieet- Quite o large number ot men
are employed s. Il. O.
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WIS have a speedy aud positive cure, for
Catarth, Diphtheria, Oahker Mouth and
Head Ache, In sHttOH's OATARRti
REMEDY. A nastl Injector free With
each bottle. UAeit II you desire health
and AWeet breath. Price 90 cents. Sold
by Edmund Booking, and @. MoehkemAel.
Ter, Wheeling, w, Va. TTHsAw
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Fon UpwAubs OF Thirty YHARs Mn.
Windows Soothing Syrup a. been used
for children. II CoffeCts aoidity Of the
stomach, relieves t0tni colo, regulates the
bowels, cdreS dyaTlay and diatrhGs,
whether arising from teething. or other
causes. An cid and Vsll.ifisd remedy
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FNtSESr Or. II. r Watson, Annapolis,
Md, writes: Colden's Ltebig'a Liquid Ex.
tract Of heel is superior 10 cod liver oil OF
anything have, ever used In wasted OF
impaired constitutions paw
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THE PEOPLE!

The bst ~s'itsao' Of q phyhslan'S Succesl Ia h
isali nohV o. his patients The increasing dORaRd,
" my prOi'EAl nal services prove Iha, / have deG /
hOnOfaU 4 d fairly Nirh Ih6ss who have cOu uIted
never uA0 = pSileplI DAuR without permission,
hRV0 MHly hundred certificates from thtS
WHOM ! have cured after they bad been pronounced
ihcGISblO, A lhorUugh iIeni al education With
many yearI hospital experience AID familiarity with
thofAPeutlc agents, q rlOFe Vb-styanea o. Temperament
tai 10 uilAF'tles aud sir Of attention " hJE SpIo nan
ageuiGht 10 urel sue, eSS, II GutP y pOiSlblO, and !
frankly give the hAtiOpt NY oplnlnl,
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About two miles aboys Martins Ferry,
on the rlypr dlvisIOn o 1.-THE Pittsburgh and
Cleveland Railroad, are located the large
mines Of this company, uudar the general
supervision Of Nj. Thomas Johns. This
nine IL opened in the ride Of the hill, and
Is reached by I'm incline, where two open.
lngs are mIAde Into about 81 feet OF coal.
1t haS been opened q long tune, aid the
present workings are far back In the hill,
They have just driven into u pleCe VI coal
known as Inc old Raney mine, worked
sUne years sgD, where they will have over
seven feet Of coal. The mining depart
ment III the charge oil Mr.. John Th6mp
son, who has about oue hundred and
twenty men employed, and will add more
this spIinR, as their shipments during the
spring and summer are always lager than
~ the winter. Lbs gieater part Uf the
coal goes to tho rolling mills Of Cleveland.
Theirs 10 occasionally some loss Of time for
want OF cars, but as y rlle they arc yen.
orally we'll supplied. The miners receive
70 cents per t0n Tor screened coal, Mr..
Ransy 10 becoming quite an extensive
operator In coal aud coke. Besides this
mine be 10 operating one st Salineyille,
has an interest In another and is interest.
ed In Two large coke works Ia the Con.
n~ellsville region. The prospects OF the
Rauey mine running steady oil winter
and spring are very good.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Nine departments d study Wit.6oon iaHnish@
Al o0ati calendar ATranGol % suit teaeheIs "a
pense tgf one Itaf IRON elJol 70 sSgOi 9op,se
SetIbeS III, iRSO. Altsndluce lest yeaf from n
cSuntIS Of west Virginia lad Iron Z STATES and Tn,
S.eFe, oVloEas and othef information Appij
ptkS FrsidInt, J, q. ThOmpson, MorEAnt61i,
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SEoCKs The muFSet opened strong AMI
Under heavy pur has The en'ir1 lis r
= RrpIy, the upwsId moi, mem c ntinul y
without any lup rant m~tarrupti, III ii u ter
the sec nd board, wh,n The Improvement IL.
prices ranged ka7x per cent, tire telegraph
share 6eiTg most pr minent /, ereiB AWtrli
IAN Union sci lug up ~ N pes snL v esl RI
pAlOn On pr e and Atlantic & rAcitiu
81 per cent 81, Louis 4 San francisco pr.
lrrrei TOse ~ per Gel t, Canada 5 IutheEnAX
per cent, PRclnG vail ~ per venI, and n
ing : per tent In the late a~rAlinvs sal.slo
FsAlizi pF9flta cauSed \ reaction " Halk per
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" ,I'Y hLGUIION.

Good morn ny. job bow do yea DO,
bow il YOU folks nd how NJ YOU
lido dtGlA . 'Uu'rs look ug we'll.
I've not ~. q Ntu i0I quite y lpIll.'
HS'SA CaId dat,
My fTiOv d. have urged ms on The track,
ARdnlt thtlT OiSh's c MT 10 Rcl;
A. to M pIl c'P Is, gu EHOW that
I'm Abou d dtlnVr'I u lielSt,
Aud u candidate.
knew your father and your mo her,
Also your ,irt r AID your LruthITi
AND truly & I'd folks they VIE tOO,
Aud IhAtS Iua Nhit he I Fay ~ you,
TIT Hn1IuU, c pdidAiS,
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CURE Nc

THE LEADlNG sCIE ST, "F ThUAY asrs
9rlivOr u, there IRE, tho KID as and liy,r u,
KEPT III ptTec order, pr Sct htaIih vii 81 the 10.
sllt IBIS hRth hAs . " bsep kDaWH Z short tu Q
AUD Tor }eat" p Hple IuN Itd w. al AROnV vi hort
heli 4 AhlC 10 tnd rVlld The d~lleO,tTy Of WRrD0,IH
Sale : idRel tpl Nv Cur mATIS 4 new era In III
FfRla " Of lhear iTpub - MadO from 4 bImplr
lTnplesl lrAI II IlTe VplUN, II tonlalnb n the II .
nsnlS ntaAA } " NOuTsh aud H. Vlg0rAl0 30 h nt
,htsr 8 eat y u And safely T. ll0,p a. 20 D them
- ord,r' u Is a POSI- I'VE MFDY hr ii rhr
diSsaSfs hat awe pays IN The loNIT paI, Of In
body VI AER'd liEHT-H1GdSch S-IaundiCe-NT
4.afSS=G rytl=FeVsF, tguF-AAsr rial Fever, m,
~ n,h'Rl'lS' VI The Kld- SyS' Liver aud UliRTy
fra an t~Isslleht and lais remedy for fimalrs duN
Jag flrgnAl j.. II will control MeustTuAIiOp a.
in!aioI6lo iUr CuNTrle, or Fall pH " lkA WOMB
AZ bloot Flr lief Il 10 VI, qualR1, i0E Il Cur0 The
oFGans that hAE The bloSI,
MAJ TAH RECORD.
r. saved my itln-E B, LAkslJ, elma, Ala.
~ u he remedy that viii care the mAny dlNGAea
peculiar n 40 en- "-AOtLOiG' MAJ aElne.
ut hrs HG sd revere tOals and won SndoTNmOniS
HON INT Of the highest nodIel hlt nj Ia the tOun
Gy,'-NTW HOIk WTd
~ = medy horCtaiWe dlEOvsrei ran be b ID for
one moo tpt ~ eomparsOu with i,"-Rsh q, A.,
hAfV ,, D D., Va hIHvIon, d @,
obs GoaNdy, which b sdOuN sueh wonders, 70 put
w " lhR LAR1EST sl2Eu BOTTLE ,iAny N vi
o., 9 uL0n The ln.' tNL aud hIOhd hy D. usgi,iA arc
a. callers . 81 90 et but . For lA6tt ., Gu.
9IiES o. ,WAA' 80 SAFE DlAtE e. CURE, 1t
Il, b. WARNER 4 en-,
dtZT NAV Rp'bea OF, MY.
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Two miles above RAney's, on the same
road, Ot Yotkville Atationy wo find The
branch running into the mine. 1t 10
operated by the Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
Coal Company, with Mi Samuel NJ.
Bloomer, General Manager, who owns one.
half ~intefeBt iu the works. The opening
Is made into the GOAL In the hill side, and
Ia reached BY an Incline 100 feet In length,
being the highest pieCU Of coal operated
along the Ohio river. The vein at
this point averages Eve feet. The
mining department is Ia charge OF
Mr.. William Mack, They have done
very vel during the past season, employ.
ing from 10 to 100 men. The cnal 10 ship.
ped tn Cleveland, with occasional orders
10 different railroads. The prospects for
a steady run at this mine are encouraging,
and no doubt steady work all winter and
spring will be had. Your correspondent
having been caught In the show 6totm al
this point was taken In charge by Mr..
Boomer and hospitably entertained BY
his PLEASANT little family Until he next
day, for which they viii ever have The
grateful thabka oil q newspaper tramp"
RUSH RUN bnAVr.
This shaft was sunk a number Of years
ago, at Rush Run station, but has never
been successfully operated. 10 lie history
several serious gas explosions have GO.
CURED 1t Is now being operated by The
Ohio and Pennsylvania Coal Comp ny,
under the general subetvision Of Mt, Cecil
RublnAan, who owns q half interest, They
have but = few men In Al present, loading
about four fats q day and manufacturing
some coke. They have been sinking an
other shaft, which iAdown 100 feet Work
has been suspended, hut 1t will he pushed
to The coal 10 the tpting, when good ven.
tilalion will he secured and the mine put
In thorough working order, and run more
extensively. The coal from alltheee mines
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rHE sTRunRNHILLR aAAYTa.

ia ahlpped by the Pittsburgh and oleve.
land railroad, who have mRnaged to keep
them fairly supplied with cars.
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RAILROAD RoNBs- Lehigh & WiIkesbarre
inc, me advanced to 50 p M s.; Mianeapyll Il
y 81 Louis trsti 10 lls irum 10 CO, 4
q hntS 70 III from lC9X; Boston. Hat
ford 4 Erie d SIS To % from 81; home, VA.
lertoEn and Odd, nsburg fists to S3K irom
SIX; Kansas and tex sec Inds U 7Sk fmm
~ and International 4 Urea; 'orthern tirsis
WlW.A from III Peoria, Decatur & Evans.
VIE intons declined tO78h from rs; Mopila
3 Ohio svc nds del enturs, ~ Of from s. M
Burlington 4 Quincy sevens TO US from rs.
OF TT BoHps -uull.
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TAKE Warmers Sale Kidney and Liver
Cure. TrhsAw
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RINANcIAL AND CounERCIAL,


INV foEE January M.-AoHEI- Easy at
oab per cent closing at s PSF cent Prime
mercantile paper DAD per cant Ser ing ex.
ehsnRa hankers' bl ls& 9sS demand Is s9K
0QVkhhMEAI H0NlA-.fnnR and hinheE-
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CTOU 1 MEN.

MEN OF SHORT STATURE AND LARGE PRO-
PORTIONS LABOR UNDER THE DELUSIoN THAT
THEY CANNOT BE FITTED READY-MADE. THIS
ID MISTAKE. LAST WEEK WE HAD AMONG
THE HUNDREDS OF VISITORS THE EMINENT
COMEDIAN, BISHOP. MOST EVERYBODY WILL
REMEMBER HIS ROTUND FORM. HE WANTED
AN oyERCOAT. AND SAID: II WAS TOLD YOU
COULD FIT ANY SHAPED MAN. CAN YOU FIT
MEr' THE VERY FIRST OyERCOAT THAT WAS
PLACED ON HIS BACK FITTED HIM. TO SAY
He WAS DELIGHTED WOULD BUT FAMILY EX-
PRESS HIS FEELINGS. HE THEN TRIED ON A
SUIT. WITHOUT ANY DESIRE To PURCHASE,
MERELY WISHING TO SEE IF HE COULD BE
FITTED IN PAYING Us FOR THE OyERCOAT
He SAID; 81 WILL KEEP A MEMORANDUM OF
THE SIZES AND SEND YOU MY ORDERS FROM
ANY PART OF THE COUNTRY MAY BE IN 1
NEVER WAS FITTED READY-aIADE BEFORE
We RELATE THIS To SHOW TO STOUT OR FAT
MEN THAT THEY SHOULD GIVE US CHANCE
To SHOW THEM OUR STOCK, FROM WHICH WE
GUARANTEE TO FIT NINETY-NINE PER CENT
OF ALL WHO MAY CALL UPON US.
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The cost OF mail taining gas light in each street
lamp In Washington is s25 per year, according to
the report OF Superintendent Bailey. This is
pretty large sum for the service rendered, and
we ought TO have more for the money. That
amount ought, indeed, TO insure us gas-lt streets
all the year round. from dusk to daylight whether
the moon is supposed to be shining or not And
the fact is this doing without street lights those
nights or parts OF nights when the almanac tells
us there ought to be moonlight is old fashioned
custom that is no longer followed In cities having
any pretensions 10 progress or any regard for the
life and property OF their population Least OF all
ought IT to he tolerated in Washington, where the
large and constantly increasing number and size
of shade trees make the light OF the moon practi-
cally useless for purposes OF convenience or pro-
lection, even on clear nights, and when Luna Is Mt
her fun But these occasions are, as every body
knows, few and far between; and when the sky is
overcast and the moon not at her best, one might
well be in a painless forest as under the dense
shade trees on some OF our streets with no gas lit.
The street lamps should therefore be kept lighted
every night, and all night the year through, moon
or no moon Ii the price now paid is not quite SUI
hcientto procure constant service, it ought to be
increased enough to secure that deSideratum. But
We believe the present rate would warrant the
Interrupted lighting OF the streets, without regard
TO the broken promises of the almanac. AT any
rate, 1t would be good thing to set On foot expert
ments and negotiations to that end
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Referring to the service done by the eucalyptus
tree as destroyer OF malaria In the miaSInatic
localities around Rome, correspondent inquiries
why 1t would not be good idea to plant a few
hundred Of these trees i'm the neighborhoOd of our
residential flats? The idea Is good one, and has
frequently been suggested before; but 1t is under
stood not to be practicable Experience has shown,
We are told, that the tree in question Will not live
where the winters are severe and the freezes as
frequent and as hard as they are in this locality.
But for this fact the experiment would doubtless
have been tried here on large scale long ago
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MARYLAND ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
POWER co.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE
STATE OF NEW YORK.
MON ASSESSABLE."
mo PERSONAL LIABILITY
President. GILBERT L. HAIGHT.
Vice President, HORACE f. DILLINGHAM;.
Treasurer CHAS MINZESHEIMER
Secrefar y, c. JEROME FIQUBT.
Trustees:
8. ". WHITE, GILBERT L. HAIGHT,
CHAS. MINZESHEIMER. THOS. C. BUCK,
JNO. j. HERMAN, GEO. o. JONES,
HORACE E. DILLINGHAM;.
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Six prominent leaders of the Irish land league
have been arrested since the Imprisonment Of
Mr.. Parnell, and the policy of the British govern
ment is thus made plain to all. Coercion and
compulsiOn are the means that Mr. Forster has
all along urged, but until recently Mr.. Gladstone
refused to adopt them. The numerous arrests
OF the leaders, however, does not have any in
tmidating effect upon the people. Such excite
ment as now exists has not been witnessed in
Ireland for many years. The events OF the past
few days have also largely increased the sympathy
OF other peoples for those OF Ireland, and this
sympathy will remain with them so long as they
refrain from actual violence. In these days OF
enlightened public opinion and OF rapid trans
mission OF intelligence, Just cause has jury
consisting OF all the civilized world to appeal to-
and oppression and injustice need only to be
posed to be condemned MIR. Parnell and his
leaders advise against any forcible resistance to
the government They appreciate the fact that
such resistance would not only be fruitlesS against
the government, but that it would to a certain
extent justify the vigorous policy adopted by
Gladstone. Armed resistance to the government
at any single point would be Immediately followed
by an invasion OF Ireland by British troops.
The length and heat OF the present season are
strikingly illustrated by the fact that fruit trees
In many parts OF the country are in blossom for
the second time this summer, and in not a few in
stances second growth of fruit of fair size is to
De found. We saw on Sunday last peach of the
second crop which was well shaped, and about the
size of a large olive, that seemed to want only
nttie more warm weather to bring it to perfection.
In the matter of duration. the summer may be
said to have been fully six months long, Those
who may remember viii easily recall the fact that
really hot weather commenced in the latter part
OF April, and up to this time, after the middle of
October, the mercury still ranges for large part
of the DAB considerably above summer heat as If
has done almost continuously for long time past
In regard to temperature, as well as in many
other respects, the summer OF 1881 may be counted
one of the most remarkable and calamitous
within the memory OF even the oldest persons. 1t
is safe to say that large majority of people, in
this country at least, viii be able to retain only
painful recollections concerning it.
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SPECIALTIES.

nILFS THOROUGHLY AND SPEEDILY CURED.
No cutting hgatin9 medicines to swallow. Treat:
ment almost painless occasions no loss OF time, and
be had on applying. Consultation free. Office hours
a m to (: so D. M DIR. SHRADER,
oil -9Ws go 18th street northwest
MADAM DUBIOUS, FRENCH MEDIUM. WORKS
NJ Magnetic Electricity: tells true life card reader:
lady and gentleman. No. GOA 18th street northwest.
Hours from to II am. and to 8 pm. jy23-l2w
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
M LIFE. All business confidential Ladies and Gen.
emen 50 cents each. No. 40S street between 4th and
9Th streets northwest. feb1O-36w$
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PERSONAL.

DRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY, 800 9TH
i street northwest. Reliable information furnished
in all consultation free will call at residence
Finder. 0l5-1m
MADAM ROSS, THE LONG-ESTABLISHED, RE-
IN liable Cairvoysnt and Astrologist gives better
fession tells the past present and future destiny gives
advice and assistance all matters appertaning TO
Satisfaction given no pay Consultation Rooms 400
I'd street. above d street northwest. apo
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EOR RENT-STORE, No. 2lS TENTH STREET
Il northwest south of Pennsylvania avenue and near
whole sale market: good stand for grocery feed or
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UNDER THE LAWS OF THE
STATE OF NEW YORK.
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WANTED-A COMPETENT WHITE WOMAN, TO
W do general housework in family of two must he
able to cook and have good references Apply at Miss
ANNIE n. HUMPHREYS Fancy and Corset Store, 430
10th street northwest ol8-3tf
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WANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY
w with Psrlor and two adjoining Bedrooms. ell
handsomely furnished, fog gentleman and wife and
Crown daughter. Address RESIDENT Star Office
giving price, location, &c, &c. olS-3t.'
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WANTED.-A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN
to cock for small family in the country, an hours
ride from Washington; travelling expenses paid. Apply
to W. A. CHEW, with Hill Duval 928 Louisiana av-
enue. o1S-3ts
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IFOR RENT-DWELIING-PA OF BUILDING
southeast corner 18th street and New York avenue;
recently remodeed and repaired throughout, contain
city located Immediately opposite Presidents house
Treasury Department and surrounded by all the prin
clpa hotels make it the most eligible point in Washing
ton for class boarding house small hotel rent
very low to suitable party. Apply ut 913 H street
northwest o18-Gt'
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XNANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL TO ASSIST AS
w Clerk and make herself generally useful. Apply
at the Capital Laundry. on 6th street northwest.
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WANTED-WHITE AND COLORED SERVANTS
With references in need of places to call on us;
Agency, 926 street northwest. c. E. PRICE
co. olS-4ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND AT MY BOAT-HOUSE, nth STREET
- southeast one Boat name Daisy; John A. Bailey.
Cumberland builder. The owner can have same by
paying for this advertisement. ol9-3t.
(NAME ON THE PREMISES OF SUBSCRIBER,
" red and white Cow; no horns. The owner have
same Dy proving property, paying charges &c Ad-
dress $. NJ. GOLDEN, Anacostia, DC. o19-3t-
OST-ON THE MORNING OF 18TH OCTOBER, AN
IL Earring, set with hair jets and pearls. Finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving it at $40 New York
avenue. ol9-3ts
T OsT-OCTOBER 18TH, 1881, A SMALL BLACK
~ Setter Clip Sucking Puppies; white spot in breast,
four toes tipped with white tail bobed one Joint So 90
will be paid returned to Dr. J. III. BROOKS Brooks
Station, Point of Rocks Railroad. o19-3ts
7 OST,A BLACK SILK PARAsOL, EDGED WITH
black Spanish lace, probably in 1th street car in
return from Saturday matinee. Suitable reward given
If left at 511 14th street. o18-3t
r OST-s5 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR A
Il Lady's Gold Lace Pin, at 1882 New York avenue
lost on Saturday night 14th street, between New
York avenue and Pennsylvania avenue O18-3tf
7 OST-SUNDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10TH, A
~ Gold Hunting Case Watch and Chain, presented to
the owner January 1863 and inscribed ON inside
reward of $40 will be paid for their recovery if
left at 1911 N street northwest ol8-3t.
r OST-ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, THE I4TH
IL inst, small Account Book, with the of Koch
the inside reward will be given for its return to
GEO. RUSSELL. 622 H street northeast o17-3t'