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Thomas Jefferson,s Grave.


PETITION TO CONGRESS FROM HIS GRANDDAUGHTER
ASKING THE REMOVAL OF HIS REMAINS TO THIS
CITY.
In the House yesterday afternoon Mr.. Robinson,
OF New York, presented the petition OF Slptimania
X. Meikeham, asking that the remains of Thomas
Jefferson, her grandfather, be removed from Vir-
ginia to Washington for interment, and that
monument be there erected to his memory. The
petitioner sets forth that "the first monument
placed over JefferSOn'S grave at Monticello was
broken from time to time with hammers or sledges
by relic hunters, and especially by the students
from the university, until scarcely anything was
left OF 1t but the pedestal And the second monu-
ment placed there has been in like manner broken
and muttated until 1t Is painful sight to re1a-
tives and citizens who hold the memory of Jeffer-
son In high respect" She fears that under the
circumstances If Congress shall spend 600 there
for new monument 1t will most certainly be in
like manner broken and mutilated in a few years.
Besides this, she says, the United States has not
even by purchase. AS to the statement that JET
ferson directed his body to be buried where it was
inferred at Monticello, and that it would be wrong
TO remove 1t, the petitioner says such direction
was contained in his will, and what he may have
said on that subject was of course without the
thought that Monticello would pass out Of the
control of his family and friends, or the slightest
apprehension that it would become an unsafe
place or be liable to depreciation or Dissertation
from relic hunters through the idle curiosity of
the world.
CHARGES OF CRUELTY TO AN1MAIs.-An old man
named Frank Henlinewas charged by Agent King,
OF the Humane society, in the Police Court, yes
terday, with overlooking and working a horse
when unfit for labor. Veterinary Surgeons Cleaver
and Bushman testified that the horse is IS years
Old and in starving condition. The court said it
was cruel and disgraceful to work such horse,
and he would have to impose fine of SO; but he
would suspend execution of sentence, and the de-
PENDANT would have to Kill the horse take it out
of the District. The court said he did not want to
deprive the. old man OF his horse and would con-
tribute towards getting new one for him. ThOS.
McGraw was charged with working horse with a
cancered eye, and the case was continued for 80
days for the defendant to have an operation per-
formed on the horse
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SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR MONDAY.-Irish point
Swiss, and NainSOOk embrOheries, at Is, p SIS and
A. cts per yard Mrs. Max Weyl, agent, 7I2 7tn
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MAKRlED.

DAvIS-BURKE. On Thursday, December l. 1881
by the Rev. F. E. Boyle, CHARLES b. DAVIS to AN
ME BURKE, both Of this city.
RICH-ROSENTHAL. On June 7th, 1892 at 6 p. m. :,
by the Rev. L. Rosenstraus, at the synagogue Alex
dria. Va, MAX NJ RICH, of this city. to SALLIE RO-
SENTHAI, Of Alexandria. Va.
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GENTLEMEN: hereby certify that have had Catarrh
for ten and for the last years have been
rble sufferer. was rendered partially deaf had buzz
ing in the head. pains the temple dizzy SPELLS
weak and painful eyes, swollen and liberated tonss,
hard and constant cough pain the chest
and every indication Of consumption My head ached
al the t1me The matter accumulated rapidly in my
head and throat that could not keep them free. Ere
quenty at night would spring out of bed, it seemed
to at the point of suffocation would then have
recourse to every means in to dislodge the
mucus from throat and head before being able to
seep again. For period Of six years my tonss were
ucersted and 30 much indamed that could with diff
Guilty swallow. finally consulted eminent surgeon
in regard to operation them and at his request
postponed it. The constant inflammation and liberation
in my throat caused by the poisonous matter dropping
down from my head had 80 irritated and inhamed my
lungs that ooughed incessantly,-a deep. hard cough
Meanwhile my system began 10 show the effects of this
disease, that lost flesh, grew pale, and showed
every symptom Of an early death by consumption
When matters had reached this stage, about six
months ago, began the use Of SANFORD's RADICAL
CURE FOR CATARRH After using the first bottle I
began to improve rapidly. The first dose seemed to
clear my head as had not known it to be for years. It
seemed gradually to arrest the discharges. stopped
cough in three days. By using it as gargle soon
reduced the Inflammation and swelling of my tonss
so that they ceased to trouble me- The soreness
across chest disappeared the buzzng noises in my
head ceased, my senses Of hearing and seeing
completely restored and every symptom of disease that
had reduced to the Of the grave disappeared
by the use OF SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE FOR CArARRH.
have been thus explicit because, a druggist have
seen great deal of suffering from Catarrh and hope
to convince many that this is great remedy. am
familiar with the treatment of Catarrh practiced by
the best physicians. and have consulted the most emf
nent about my case have used every kind Of remedy
and apparatus that have appeared during period Of
six years past, and have, while following their use,
taken great Of general health but obtained no
relief encouragement from any of them Since curing
myself with SANFORD's radical CURE I have recon-
mended it III one hundred without single
case OF failure and have in instances received
wholesale orders from parties to whom have sold one
bottle This is the only patent medicine recon-
mended never having believed in them before although
constantly engaged in their sale.
Very gratefully yours
GEORGE F. DINSMORE,
(Now Of Worcester, Mass.)
Boston. February %. 1875.
SUFFOLK, S.:
February 23. 1875.
Then personally appeared the said George F. Dins-
more, and made oath that the foregoing statement by
him subscribed is true.
Before me. SETH J. THOMAS,
Justice of the Peace.
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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF the closing out sale at
Young & Stern's, s04 7th St, prior to rebuilding
Seasonable goods IT Strengthening prices. Pacific
lawn Sc, buntOgs Sc LaceS, white goods, hosiery
gloves. towels, table linens cOrSetS and gauze un-
derwear at COST as the entire stock must be closed
Gnr
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BRADBURY PIANOS Fox REST.-Fiity upright and
square graIdS for rent, by the month or quarter;
rents applied on purchase. f. G. Smith, 1103 Penn
eylvania avenue.
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FOE CHAINS and Seals at Ladson's, 5ss 9th.

To PROTECT your eyes from the sun buy pair OF
bIe or smoked glasses at Ladsons, SIS 9Th. Prices
xc. 10 $40
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Good for Babies.

When have baby at breast nothing is so use
full for quieting my own and baby's nerves as Par
ker's Ginger Tonic. 1t prevents bowel complaints
and is better than any stimulant to give strength
and appetite.-A Netr0rE Mother
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THs JEWEL CIGAR straight FLYER, MOrcoe's, 1907
Pennsylvania avenue, (wide open dOOrs-l
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SANFORD's RADICAL CURE is q balsamic disllation
Of Witch Hazel. American Pine, Canada Fir, Marigod
Clover Blossoms. etc. is a speedy, permanent and
economical cure for every form of Cutarrh; from
sneezing colds to incpient consumption One bottle
Radical Cure box Catarrhal Solvent and Sanfords
Inhaler all in package of all druggists for 81. Ask
for SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE. WEEKS h POTTER,
800 Washington street, General Agents. je9
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KidnaR DfSease,

h1Qh0y D1SeASes
Pain, Irritation, Retention, Incontinence, De
posts, Gravel, &c, cured by 'Buchupaiba." 81
Depot, StOtt & Cromwell 9
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CITY ITEMS.

Contributions % Public Comfort.
Gentlemen'S broad briDl Macktnaw Canton Hats;
Manila Hats Every light and cool;)
Young Gents nObby Mackinaws 81 8, $3.50 $1.75;
Very Stylish Canton and Mixed Straws 81:
Boys Straw Hats from &c TO $50 good ones Soc,
75c. and $1) at Lewis popular One Price Store
$40 7th street northwest
N. R-Price plainly marked in each hat 3
NecessaFies for Hot Weather.
Gentlemen's long and short sleeve under vests Soc
New York Pattern Jean Drawers, perfect dit, Soc
Climax Shirts, ready for use, the best made, 81.
White Ties, doZ for CSC. Linen Collars, lac.
Linen Hdkfs, 81 SO, S. $50 doz all Silk Ties, sc
SILK Umbrellas, HammockS, Canes, Night Shirts.
Best stock OF Trunks in the north end.
Lewis, $40 9TH St, bet and NV.
Sometimes q Little Assistance
at the right time Wall enable the system to throw
on an attack which might otherwise result In
serious sickness Ayers Pills should always be
kept at hand, and promptly taken for the relief Of
slight ailments before they become formidable
diseases
1t IN Impossible
to remain long sick or out Of health where Hop
B1tterS are used. eos
stAnOther Sole Made Happy,
said the druggist, On selling bottle OF German
Corn Remover.
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FIVE DESIRABLE LOTs near Mr.. Blaine's new re-
sidence have just been sold by Sutphen & Rogers
10 a navy officer, VINO viii soon improve them.
This Is the second sale the firIa has made in that
location during the last three DAYS
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Does Your Head Ache!
LOdille'S Specific cures the worst case in s to 8
minutes. SO cents. At all drug stores.
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1RoN SAFES RETAINED by Kuehling, near Pen
sion Office.
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.'AIderney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
&C. per ct Cream, i5c. pint
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CHEAPEST place after all is 736 9TH street j. E
Young for bargains and useful presents.
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s. GALLON, 75c- ct bottle. No. rye whisky.
Best for the money. j. F. MCGEE, 404 9th st. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFTCER. !
WASHINGTON. DC. June 10, 1882. 9:3p am
For the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
Weather, light local rains, winds mostly from
northeast TO southeast, stationary or slight fall
In Temperature.
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WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT,
VISIT TO OUR STORE SATURDAY AND MONDAY
WILL REPAY YOU.
A handsome Chrome Framed or a fine Fan given to
every visitor. Below you will iud price list of our
positive bargains, which guarantee be bought
elsewhere for any thing like the prices named
l2-inch all Silk MITTS 25c- 4-inch, ali shades 44c
Real Lis,e MITTS. in extra quality, soc.
Fine Isle Lace top GLOVES fashioned fingers 35c
Okla Dot HOSE, in navy blue white dots full rev,-
lar made. fast colors. all sizes, 25c pair regular
price soc.
3-inch wide cream and black SPANISH LACE, Csc,
worth 40c, '
Oriental, Cheny. Antique. Madisk. Lockmonier Ma
BRUIDERiES and INSERTING to match to 4Oc
per yard.
q plain back satin PARASOLS at ST. real value g.
Ladies, gents and children GAUZE SHIRTS in great
variety
SIecalties in all goods for children and misses or
cOInIencements and xaminations.
Ladies spanish aud Null TIES in choice patterns
from 25c. to s..
MAKE NO MISTAKE IN THE NUMBER.
B. ]. BEHREND SON,
je9-2t S1S 7TH STREET, BETWEEN H AND I.
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Efdpe Cu1tfIt8 anu FOft WING.
Mr.. A. Spear, OF New Jersey, one of the largest
grape producers in the east, commenced, but a few
years ago, in a small way, to make wines from
currahtS and blackberTieS and other fruits He
now controls large vineyards Of the Oporto grape,
from which his famous Port Grape Wine is made,
and which chemists and physicians say rivals the
world for Its beneficial effects on weakly and aged
persons and the consumptive. For sale by drug
giStS and grOcerS
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MooRE's HOTEL. LEONARDTowN. ~
front and large number cool rooms added Ia ID
since last season Three churches physicians and drug
store; mineral water; salt water bathing boating
fishing. ten pins, croquet-an free. Dancing nightly
No mosquitoes. Terms, S25 per month; 81 per week;
81. so per day. Children and nurses half price Boats
to and from Washington six times a week Arrowsnith
leaves Thursdays and Saturdays returning Sundays
and Fridays The Sue Monday, returning Saturday.
References given. HERBERT F. MOORE,
je7-lm Proprieror
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T. A T A r R H {.

~ A T RRH
THE SUFFERINGS OF BOSTON DRUGGIST
PEN-PICTURED.
A LOATHSOME DISEASE CURED BY SIMPLE
REMEDY.
ENCOURAGEMENT FOR ALL AFFLICTED WITH
CATARRH.
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$1,000 Reward

$1,000 Reward
For any case OF blind, bleeding itching, liberated,
or protruding Piles that DeBngs Pile Remedy
fails to cure Prepared by ]. P. Miller, NJ. D., 915
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature Sold by DRUGGISTS disco
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THERMOMETERS repaired and manufactured at
Eempler's.
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Harris ROACH POWDER Is the best and only sure
remedy In the world. Warranted for moths, bed
bugs, flies and all Insects Free of poison.
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Special Weather bulletin.
RAIN INDICATED FOR TOMORROW.

the following special bulletin to the press: -
The barometer IS highest north OF Minnesota and
lowest In the Rocky mountain region. The cloudi-
ness has increased in the lake region and north
west with cooler northeast winds and heavy local
rains. Light local rains are reported ON the At
lantic coast and in the southern states, with light
variable winds and partly cloudy weather. The
temperature has fallen slightly In New England
and New York, and has changed slightly In the
southern states The following temperatures
were reported at a IN this morning: St
port, SO; Montreal 52o Quebec, 41o Mount Wash
1ngtOn, 34o; Cleveland, 6lo: Alpena, $40: Duluth,
40; II. Paul. So Denver, $50, and San Francisco.
SO. The following heavy rainfalls during the
past q hours were reported in inches: Dcs
Moines, liz. and Omaha, 22. The indications
are that partly cloudy weather and local rains
will prevail In the middle and south Atlantic
states on sunday, with continued warm weather
south OF Pennsylvania and cooler weather in New
York.
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jos LOT French cards. 9th-street wing Center
market
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DEPOT for Harris Roach Powder, I'll 81 street NV.
My "VASQUISHEK" Cigar. center, is comforta-
Die smoke. MorcOes, 1907 Pennsylvania avenue,
twtde open dOorS)
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BEsT PLACE for bargains in grenadines, nun
yelling, cashmere, silks, satins, IA 7th st.
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DYspepsia DisaDpe;

Dyspepsia Disappears
when Carriers Liver BitterS are used, and for veal
stomach, indigestion, constipation, &C., they can
not be eXcelled.
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ELECTRIC BELLS. speaking tubes, by Kuehliny,
4l9 12th street northwest.
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ROBERT c. FOX Irustees'
j. 7. COLDWEII., Auctoneer, ielO-eo

nUNCANSUN BKOb., Aucuoneers
SALE OF FINE PROPERTY ON THIRD STREET
AT AUCTION.
- On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE sEvEH-ke,
IEENTH, al O'CLOCK we viii sell, ia frontEs
OF the premises Lot l6. square 1885, fronting So
W inches, and improved by buildings now used g
stables for the ''Herdic Phaeton Co.
Terms: One-thrd cash; balance IN Elk and twelve
nonths Notes to bear cent interest and TO la
secured by deed OF trust premises. deposit of 500
fqulred at sale Conyeyancing and recording Iur-
cnasers cost Terms TO be complied with in days
otherwlse re-sale. jel0-d&ds
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CELLULoID collars and cuffs, at Auerbach's, 9TH
and H.
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INroRTED OIL on draught, GO 9th street..

GEO F. HUTCHISs. pluihber and gas filter, has
removed u No. 95 9TH street W. and is prepared
10 do any business in his line.
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200 DOZEN assorted claretS at retail Fegans
family wine store, 9Th street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue northwest.
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No WHIPPING carpets at Chace's
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Silenced i'm a Few Hours.
distressing cough, by Hale's Honey Of Hore-
hound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
A Valuable Addition.
Because IL is beneficial to the scalp and adds to
personal beauty by restoring color and luStre to
gray or faded hair, is why Parker's Hair BalSam
Is such popular dressing.
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The entertainment consisting Of the operetta
"Rose OF Auvergue," given at Fords Opera House
last evening to aid the Society the Prevention
OF Cruelty to Animals, was attended by many
ladies and gentlemen of social prominence.
Justice Matthew'S wife and daughter will go to
the commencement exercises at Princeton College
next week, and Mrs. Matthews will be one Of the
matronS who will receive at the entertainment
given by the Junior class to the Seniors as fare
well Jeke This entertainment has for the past
three years been given instead OF the midnight
burial or the books they used during their sopho-
more year by that class, which foolish custom the
The English iadT who is TO be- married led in New
YORK soon to one OF the italian consuls will come
from England just for the wedding, as her Fance
could not obtain leave OF absence to 60 to England
to be married.
A private letter from Senior Zamacona, recently
Mexican Minister here, written from Mexico, says
that his son, who was critically ILL., is recovering,
and that all the other members OF his family are
well, and wished TO be cordially remembered to all
Mr. Franklin Roberts, Of this city, and Miss
Clementina, daughter OF s. C. Abbott of Coving-
ton, KY, were ma rled in Covington last Wednes-
day. The wedding was very brilliant affair. Mr..
Eugene Roberts, brother of the. groom, acted as
best man: The couple will reside In this city.
When the Russian Minister and his wife SAIL for
with NJ. and Nine Outrey and their children, the
Baroness de Fava and Mrs. Craig Wadsworth,
(who are under seven years Of age,) four japanese
and four European servants.-The wife and
daughter Of Senator Miller, of California, who win
leave for New York Monday, will sail for Europe
on the 18th acknowledgements B1ngham's
wife will leave the city for the summer on Mon
day. She may go to White Sulphur Springs before
going North.-Comptrolle Knox has taken the
Marshall Brown country residence on the 18th
street road, and will summer his family there this
season, instead OF at the old homestead at Knox
borO', as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Mrs. Cameron,
are at the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
English IN the
ated, to take the degree OF Master of Arts.
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q
The FINEST EXHIBITION Of diamonds in the city.
Goods purchased ut forced sale in New York. A.
few Of the bargains:
Steel white solitaire earrings. sS5: worth $125.
Large solitaire ring, S100; cheap at sl30.
51E-karat Il aiFe earrings, $780, worth $3.50.
6-karat solitaire stud, $50; worth s7CO.
7-stOne cluster rings, from S35 to SIS.
12-stOne diamond cross only $50.
Lace pins, studs, rings, earrings, etc.
r. HARRIS q Co. 432 7th St, bet d AMI E.
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Strictly Pure Liquors, for Medicinal Use.
Extra fine old Arlington Whisky "a per gallon, 81
per quart bottle. JAMES F. MCGEE, 4N 9Th St u. W.
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AUCTION SALES.

TNHE SALE OF PARTS OF LOTS 2 AND 8, IN
square Csc, (No as street northeast heretofore
adyertised for June 18th, 1852. Is POSTPONED UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE.
EDWIN III. BROWN. Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. 10
rTRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE
Il ON FIFTEENTH STREET, (McPHFRSoN
SQuAREl WITH THE fURNITURE THEREIN
CONTAINED. AND THE STABLE IN THE
BY virtue of two deeds Of trust dated March l. -
d. 1876, and recorded respectively In Liber 500 E3
folio 45s. and Liber s9s folio s57 et seq. Of the A
Land Records for the District OF Columbia and the
request OF the party secured thereby, We will sell at
pubic auction. in front OF the premises, on THURS
bAn, JULY SIXTH, A. ID. 1882 NJ FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ the following described Real Estate, situate in
washington city, District Of Columbia viz: Lot
numbered nfteen U5), in Davidson's subdivision OF
orlslna lot seventeen I'D and eighteen Sl in square
Ivy, improved with fine residence. and the "a
Feet OF lot H." in Lenman's subdivision of part %
Carriage House and Stable.
Immediately thereafter the furniture contained In the
house will be sold.
Terms will be made known at time Of sale. A deposs
OF so VIII be required at time of sale All ancin
at purchasers cost III terms Of sale not compiled
with In i've days the property viii lie resod al risk and
cost OF the defauung purchaser after five days notice
JAMES E FITCH.l 1r-,s,..~
ROBERT G. FOX. irus'ees'
d. l. CoLDWELL, Auctioneer. jel0-eo
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Amusernents TO.nixht.

AmuSenents Tonight
THRATER CoNrQUE--Variety.
CAPITAL THEATER-variety.
DRIVERS GARDEN--Speciaity Entertainment
MARYLAND AVENUE AND 14TH STREET S.W.-The
0onSter Whale.
SWIMMING ScHooL--New York avenue, between
18th and 18th streets.
ATTENTION Is called TO the advertl sement by
Fitch, Fox & Brown OF several small houses, de-
ofrable either for residences an investment.
Also OF loan OF $4,000 required for ve years, for
which per cent interest Will be paid.
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The eyesiyht lifted at Hempler's, 453 Pa. ave.
REAL stone patent lever buttons 81 PR at Prigg's.
CHACE's carpet cleaning. No whipping To wear
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CHEAPEST MAN for parasols, ]. E. Young.
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POWERFUL field and theater glasses at Hemp,er's.