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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-08

Gen Butler Is 70 formally open his campaign
With ratification meeting In New York city on
the night OF the Both instant he has no scrupes
about taking the stump In his own behalf, and he
VIII he the principal, perhaps the only, speaker on
the occasion Leading greenbackers and labor
representatives who have consulted With Butler
announce that he viii make his fight In New York,
Massachusetts,, Maine and Michigan, taking time
70 deliver a Few speeches In Ohio. He viii prob
ably put In his hardest work in New York. where
he receives the most democratic encouragement
In an interview, John Kelly speaks III very coInp-
nentary terms Of Butler, but Of course does not
Bay he Will support him. II is not likely that the
Iamlnany boss VIII openly ayON his friendship for
Butler, but that he VIII secretly aid him a most
effective means OF destroying Cleveland Is SuS-
Pected by prominent democrats. There are demo-
Cratic leaders who believe that Kelly has been
largely instrumental In getting Butler 10 take the
Reid The boss could not succeed in taxing his
followers over 10 Blaine, or any other republican,
but he may not lind 1t very difficult to persuade
them to vote Tor who Processes 10 be deIn-
10 Cleveland has Increased rather than diminished
since The latters nomination, the governor has,
1t Is said, declared In favor OF Letting TaInmany
go rather than make any concessions WIN back
It's support With the New 1ork $40. for organ
and John Kelly a secret adviser and manipuIa-
tor, Cen Butler can MAKE pretty good showing at
the polls In New York.
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2.160--19.O29.

The number OF new advertisements In The STAR
II July, 81. was 2.419 In July, 50, the number
WIS 1,96O, showing the remarkable Increase, in
about the dullest business month OF the year. Of
459. The average daily sworn circulation Of The
STAR for July, 1884, was 1929 Advertisers
viii confer favor by sending In their orders for
to-morrow's douole-sheet at as early an hour as
Practicable.
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How CAS You AFFORD II,

WAS THE QUERY OF CUSTOMER WHO BROUGHT
BACK AN s. THIN COAT AND VEST THAT had
sHRUNK IN SIZE. TO GET ANOTHER COAT AND
VEST OR To HAVE HIS MONEY REFUNDED. HOW
CAN WE AFFORD 1T. WHY WE FEEL AS THOUGH
WE CAN AFFORD TO DO ANYTHING IN PREFER
ENCE TO DECEIyING A CUSTOMER. KNOWINGLY
or UNKNowINGLY We NEVER LOOSE GUS
TONER IN THAT WAY
ALL OF OUR BUYERS ARE NOW ENGAGED IN
TIE SELECTION OF FALL GOODS AND THE ES-
TABLIsHMENT HERE HAS HAD GREAT OVER
HAULINa-rHE GOODS OF KIND GOT TO-
GETHER-AND THEN THE QUESTION ASKED
WHAT WILL MOVE THESE GOODS. FIGURE,
ONCE NAMED, SOMETIMES ABSURD. BUT 1T
GOES on THE GARMENT
PIECE MEAL l. ABOUT THE WAY THE POOLE I L
BUY.ONE NEEDS COAT. IHE 9TH r PAIR OF
I IKRMs tRS; THE THIRD 'ESI' But II ALL
ExPEKikScEs. ANp NEW ONES OCCUR DAILY
AXE NONE The LESS SURPRISING. WE DAILY
SPEAK OF SUMMER GOODS. YESTERDAY, HOW
EVER BOT AS II WAS, THREE SPRING OVEN
64ATs WIRE aM9 H IHE PAs ShLEs ETd
USE THEY AXE ALWAYS READY, AND IF YOU
ANTICIPATE BU ING ONE FOR FALL. WEAR And
AND ENJOY IT DURING YOUR VACATION
A SAKs CO.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-08

The Louisville Courier .yo,,y-roy savs ,,.. co,
west. the gTeenback nominee for Vice President
mas come out for Cleveland and HendricSs.- Gen
Butter does not Seem TO mind the fact that his tic
ket has no tail He probably regards the head as
suuleient Tor al the purposes he has in view.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-08

Ex-Representative Flower says he IS going 10 roll
up his sleeves and do his best for Cleveland and the
democratic ticket, Rolling up sleeves Is all very
Wei' IN It's way but what Is of more Importance in
.he case OF a man Ike Flower is opening barrel
That is what has been expecte. ~ me a,on,,,o,,-
Roswell ana his Kind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-08

Governor Cleveland has gone 70 the Adirondack
woods for a vacation OF a week or two bur he does
not burn the bridges behind htIn. 80 10 speal,
tpp'r Saranac Lake, where he VIII make his head
quarters, Is connected with the res, the world by
Htegfaph Meantime it Is likely that the politicsI
situation viii have sufficiently declared itself thai
he may know just what pur in and what 10 leave
out Of his letter or acceptapce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-08

An earnest effort is being made by Isas5re. c;,,
zens oil Baltimore 10 secure the appointment az W
John T. Ford as police commissioner Mr. Ford
mas h.lrd the responsible public positions he has
held In Baltimore heretofore With such efficiency
ihteisence and integrity that it Is no wonder his
Edtne comes upperrnost In the inquiry for a
thoroughly capable police commissioner
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aIlS-6t'
i ,sros Day Goops House

3 osros DRY Goops House.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY REMNANT DAYS.
WHITE SUITS.
As we shall buy more White Suits this season we
have stock and made marked reduc-
lions to sell them while wanted, do not
pose 70 carry any over to next season.
fine India Linen SIIit. skirt made with two tucked
rues full stylish Overskrt trimmed with Hamburg,
neatly hitting BASQUE, trimmed with Hamburg and
tuckiug. So 50 each.
very fine India Linen Sut skirt trimmed with one
deep Hamburg rufe. flashed above with three deep
tuckS, sty ish Overskirt trimmed with Hamburg
and tucklEg. perfect fitting Basque trimmed with two
rows OF Hamburg, So each
lndia Linen Suit beautiful quality very stylish
and pretty skirt, made with two dep tucked ruies of
embroidery back of overskirt tucked in clusters per-
tect hitting Basque trimmed with embroidery and tuck
Ing-waS popIla suit at Sl5-S12 each.
WOODWARD Il LOTHROP,
BOS1 ON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY.
OIL Pa ave. fault 912 Dst
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GEs1,s Funs,sHrses DEPARTMENT.

REMNANTS OF HOSE
fine Dropstitched Fancy Striped Half Hose French
Toes. Full Regular Made, price 81 9c per pair
sizes ~ 10 aud lGta 9p.iIs Rem, ant price 25c
uar 1lade Double Toes and Heels Colors, Garnet and
Electric Blue Regular SOC. Hose. Sizes g. 81 10 and
lex. IA pairs. Remnant price SIG.
fine. solid Coored English Half Hose. Silk Clicked
Full Regular Made Double Heels and Toes. Colors.
Garnet, Navy and Electric Blue which We have been
selling at SOC Per pair Sizes, 94 and TO- Is pairs
Remnant price. 81 5fc.
seven Pairs solid Cardinal and Brown Dropstiteh d.
Isle Thread Half Hose ull REGULAR Made Double
Toe. and Heels Regular Price, 75c. per pair All IL
inch Remnant price SOC
Seven Pairs Fancy Striped Dropstitched Isle Thread
Hall Hose, Regular Made. Double Heels aud Toes Reg
ular price Toe per pair II inch only Remnant price,
MEMS 6AUZE Vi SIS
Our &c. grade OF Mems GaUZe Uniervests-remnant
price. for So cts. We have them left only 40
and A. long sleeves. Our 45c of Mems Fine auze
lndervests silk front, onS sleeves. Eemnant ce
REMNANTS OF ST SPENDLRS
Cur 25c. quality of Susp nde s. ugly colors have
been placed among the remnants Remnant price l5c
pairs Tor 2oc. au7
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LACE DEPARTMENT.

REMNANTS IN OUR LACE DEPARTMENT.
Remnants OF Hand embr oidered Fichus.
lot OF TN tiand- embroidered Null Fchus, formerly
SOLD tor 81 and 81 70 each. Remnant price. soc
lot fine Northumberland Null Fchus, handsomely
embroidered former price 81 80 each. Remnant price,
I5c
l lot fine Hana-embroidered Null Fichus. former
price 81. 10 and s. each Remnant price 81
lot extra fine quality of nd-ennroidered Null
FIchus, former price S--25 and 81. 90 each Remnant
pr-ce, Sic
lot extra fine qunlity Hand-embroidered Null
Ichus most elegantly embroidered, Iormer price 81
each Remnant price, Sl.50
SPECIAL
Z square Lace Fichus most handsome things yet
shown formerly sold So each. Remnant price, 81
Remnants OF LAD1Es' COLLARS.
Ladies Zine Irish Point Collars former price 81 so
each Remnant price, 81. au7
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ABOUT TRowsERs.

ABOUT TRowsERs
has been REDUCED IN PRICE with one exception.
This exception comprises two lots of the goods.
but different coorngs The pantaloons of these two
lots made to be sold So and they sold more
readily than any other style there has been occasion
for any further remark / pantaloons of the same
material In adepha recently offered at retail 49,
with bat few takers AS these made be sold for
$3.50. the reduction in price not of much conse-
quence As have said mime sold still SELL readily
Tor So, and wonderment is sati fed by the statement
that mine were made to fit. Every who has tried
on pair has bought
These were cut and made here by custom hands, and
America produce 10 better fits
All the other qua ties however have been reduced in
price
My own make 50 trowsers reduced to s.. and all S6
and 81 trowsers, my own make, reduced to SIS.
facture. for examp.e-S5 pantaloons down to g.
The range then is
So. S. and 81.
The great objective point is
FIVE DOLLARS
for handsome trowsers
NlNG,
CLOT HER
aus 4lO SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-08

The circumstances attending the imprisonment
and release OF the American citlzeus IN Mexico as
reliIes. in another column by the special CORE
spondent OF The STAR in that city. seem to be very
remarkable, 70 say the least. So is yet appears
neither OF them had been guilty OF any offence,
either against the Mexican government or a private
individual, and they released, after the inter-
eeSslon OF our Minister. without any explanation
as to the reasons which led to their shameful treat
Iaent. No doubt the unfortunate men were glad TO
regain their liberty, even they d!d. and at pres
emit there are no signs THAT they Will demand repa-
ration; but on the facts presented the case Is
certainly one that demands the attention or our
government III American artisans cannot peace
ably Ioilow their pursuits abroad, As can those Of
Other countries, that fact ought TO be officially
made known, IN order that they may run no risks
Tor want Of adequate protection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-08

The campaign can 80 en- Joyously now. Both
Logan ana hendrie4s have been sitting Tor new
photographs In New YORK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-08

The Congressional convention OF the second Mary
land district took I353 ballots without chane-ny
single vote. The pertinacity with which tho
friends OF the several a5pirants stuck l. moro no
fnarAable IN face OF the fact that the leading csnt
oate' representative Talbot, lacked but one vote
OF the nomination all through Yet that vote con
not b. obtained, and the convention adtourpa,, 10
meet next Thursday, In Baltimore where tps con-
test wifi be renewed The situation offer, a t,re
prospect for dark horse
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|. SAKS l. CO.,
3l6 and 31S SEVENTH STREET. au

UNHE BEST AND CHEAPEST CIGARS IN THE
Il UNITED STATES.
Established 20 years. Full size cgars Warranted to
be filed with the finest Imported Havana Tobacco. "a
per hundred for cash Apply to
MAURICE NEWMAN,
l13 Sd street,
aIlS-fts Williamsburg. York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-08

The Virginia court of appeals has unani mousIy
afhrinei the conSttutiOnality Of the existing con-
greSsi0nal apportionnent act 1t was one of the
dis which was passed in the legislature over the
governors veto. Mr.. John $. Wise, readlUIster
member or Congress. alleged that the bill was not
legally passed. He offered TO submit testimony to
Show that Gen. Wickham and one or two other re-
puolcan senator's, though present. die not vote TO
carry The measure over the veto. and that the
measure failed 10 receive a two-thirds vote The
court held that the journal OF the senate showing
that two-thirdS voted was sufficient; that it could
not go behind the record. and the law must stand
This decision Is very satisfactory TO the democrats
Is they arranged the congressional districts with a
view TO partisan advantage
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sss "A EnIR T T + 6 g
ssss + AZ + In, # # i IN III ass GO
PPpPP kRk R II 60 En- ssse.
+ Z ( Il CooGS ZEE ssss

CHECK NAINsOoK FOR WHITE DRESSES, LAST
WEEKS PRICE. CSC. NOW lac. PER YD.
SILK MITTs. REDUCED LAST WEEK FROM Csc.
TO Sc, ARE NOW 49C
SILK MITTS, REDUCED LAST WEEK FROM 9sc
to 79C.. ARE NOW 7Oc
SILK MOUsQUETA1RE GLOVES. REDUCED LAST
WEEK FROM &c. TO Csc, ARE NOW sic PER
PAIR.
DRESSING AND STREET sACQUES, REDUCED
LAST WEEK FROM CSC. TO. 75c.. ARE NOW sic.
JERSEYS IN ALL COIORs, THAT WE'RE SOLD
LAST WEEK FOR S1.9S, ARE NOW S119
CHILDREN'S DRESSES, THAT SOLD LAST WEEK
FOR 81, Sl.25, 81 so. ARE NOW ONLY soc.
Isle THREAD HOSE RIBBED AND PLAIN SOLD
LAST WEEK FOR Csc, ARE NOW 49C.
SILK UMBRELLAS. WARRANTED. SOLD LAST
WEEK FOR $685. ARE NOW ONLY $175.
SHAWL AND BUNDLE STRAPS SOLD LAST
WEEK FOR Csc. ARE NOW 21c.
FANS, ALL STYLES. REDUCED LAST WEI Elk FROM
9sc TO S9C., ARE NOW $50.
EMBRo1DER1Es. SOLD AT COST LAST WEEK.
NOW AT 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
ALL-s1LK SPANISH GUIPURE FLoUNCING, Is
INCHES WIDE. REDUCED FROM S. 6S To CSC.
AIL-sILK EscURIAL LACE, REDUCED FROM 40
AND 75c. 10 39c AND 4sc
BLACK AND CREAM ESCURIAL LACE FLOUNC-
ING. INCHES WIDE $3.50. NOW 9Sc.
BLACK BARCELONA LACE FICHUs. EXTRA SIZE.
AL ST. As. ARE REDUCED TO S115
SPECIAL JOB LOT HAND-EMBROIDERED NULL
FICHUS, MARVELLOUS PRICE OF 25C.
GENTS BICYCLE SHIRTS. REDUCED FROM
$L9S TO $3.50, ARE NOW S1.25 EACH
GENTS SILK HANDKERCH ELS REDUCED LAST
WEEK FROM CSC. TO 75C.. ARE NOW 6SC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-08

The interest which New York takes I'm the Rar-
tho.d statue OF Liberty 10 be erected in her hartor
Il Wei illustrated by the fact that no reprfs,.nta
tive o. the city government even Acknowledged tho
receipt OF The committees Invitation 10 be prasant
az the laying OF the corner stone OF the PEDESTAL on
tuesday The pArsimony exhibited bt the rich
men OF New York In connection with the RAISING o,
funds for the building Of the pedestal has ,,een
most discreiitable throughout, but has been mr.,
IN the shade by this cOGrs. OF The city authorities
which can hardly b. regarded as anything else
than q premcditated official snuh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-08

so distinguished leader in the Malone party OF
Virginia as GOV. Cameron is opposing the senator's
method OF holding his entire party organization
within the hollow Of his hand. AT the state con-
Sentl1h last April Malone procured action which
placed the control OF all party Matters even those
relating 10 congressional and local interests in a
state committee practically OF his own choosing.
In the opinion OF Gov. Cameron this looks too
much ike oOs5i5m, and he is in favor OF according
TO local party org lnizstiOnS liberty to manage
and direct free from the dctaton OF the state COM
mittee- At meeting OF the state committee to
De held IN Richmond tonight 1t is thought this
subject Will De taken up. and the vexed question OF
dividing the electoral ticket with the straightouts
Is also TO be discussed The opposition within the
party 10 Senator Nahone'S boss rule seems TO be
Increasing, and with men like Cameron and sims
10 mead 1t the senator Will have his hands full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-08

In the democratic camp there is a suspicion that
Inc REPUBLICAN raid In West Virginia is only a fcint
10 cover willy and vigorous onslaught In Ohio In
nuenced by the hope OF obtaining the German vote
democrats mean 10 make a struggle IN Ohio. a stat,
that at the meeting OF the national convention was
practically conceded 10 the republicans. Viewing
the Held from their standpoint. democrats think The
republicans had better be nendng their own fences
in OHIO than tearing down democratic fences in
west Virginia, and they inclined to suspect
lha' MI Elflns inaneuvers In the latter state are
devised TO raise democratic alarm and cover a
secret movement upon Ohio from several directions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-08

Since 1t turns out that Moses ROSenstein. who at
one time threatened TO become an international
issue, Is Polish jew, and has been up la bust
ness as peldler, by his brother In Baltimore it is
not likely that he Will become pauper. and thus
pubic charge, as was feared. All the same, how
ever. the authorities, both national and local. de-
serve and Will receive thanks and praise for the
prompt mi energetic action they took in the prem
lses. Whether the government or the foreign
ste3Inihp companies running vessels into New
YORK are 10 be the superior authority in constru-
In; laws of this country Is question that NAV
as Wei be settled now as later on. The shores OF
Anenci have too long been made a dumping
ground by European governments for the deposit
OF their criminals, paupers and other unsavory
social rubbish, and the sooner the practice is dis
continued the better
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


"ANTED-A SITUA ION AS A BARTENDER
w can furnish good references. Address Box lOS.
Star office. auS-2t.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN
w Situation housenlaid waitress hotel. Ad-
dress NE SMITH, La Pierre house, corner 10th and
i streets northwest. aus IT.
"ANTED-BY YOUNG ENGLISi!MAN, JUST
W III the states Situation in tailoring e.tsblish
neilt III any branch Of the trade Address IA III rs
SMITH La Pierre house corner 10th aud streets
northwest. aust.
"ANIED-WORK BY A BLACKSMITH JUST AR
w tived from EN- land: do ali kinds Of work Ad-
dress MES SMITH, La Pierre house. 10th aud
streets northwest auS-2t'
"ANrED-WORK BY A BUTCHER. ADDRESS
w JAMES SMITH, La Pierre house, corner 10th and
+ streets northwest. auS-2t'
WANTED - EMPLOYMENT BY AN LXPERI-
w encsd Waiter aud Barkeerer German Address OF
call at 1O9 tn street, opposite Washington market
au6-3t'
WANTED - SERVICE PLACt FOR COOKS
w chain leraiils nurses, General workers mattresses
WAITER drivers boys girls other help, with references
i'll his and other cities and watering places. lKlCE h
COOMBS, Licensed Az, nts. $50 /. st. my27-l1w
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WANTED-ROOMS,

HNANTED-ONE LARGE URFURNISHED ROOM
w by quiet lady. in private family where ques-
tions will be asked state price and location AID
v. b, Star Office. it,
XNANTED-BY THREE ADULTS, TWO OR THREE
w Furnished or UnfJrHlshed Rooms. between 10th
ami l4tN and and III streets; price not exceed 5
per mouth; PERMANENT if suited Address NJ NJ r Stal
office. IT.
NANI ED-THREE OR FOUR UNFINISHED
w rooms, for light houseke, ping. Capitol Hill
Terms must be moderate. Address Box e., Star Office
au6-3ts
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PROPOSALS.

DROP0SALS FOR FURNISHING CAST-IRON
Il WATER PIPE AND sPECIAI. CASTINGS
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER.
WASHINGTON. c, August 9th 1894.
BY direction OF the Bosru OF Commissioners sealed
proposals viii be lived at this office until II ucluuk
noon. ON WEDNEsDAY, August. roth, 1884 Tor fur
nlsns 943 tons more less Of Water Pipes
and Special Castings for the same
For specifications. banks on which bids must be
made ana ali other information sI ply at this office
i. LIDECkER
Major of Engineers L. y A..
aaS-6t Engineer Commissioner ID. G.
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EDUCATIONAL

GLoEGErowN CoLLEaIATE TNsTITuTE 500
~ strryrt. WEST Washington Brarding and day
scho Tor Young Ladies aud Little Girls thirt nth
Year oeslns SPIT hIR 10TH Miss SIT PHENSoN,
frncital, assisted by graduate WELLESLEY CoIlsSu
ana able Professors For circulars Apply Principal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-08

USlC-GCfrAR SINGING PIANO &c LESSONS
- very cheag' dursng summer by Prot 1. ORIkN-
o. r! y $50 street northwest Satisfaction given.
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FOR RENT-STORES,

Il FIFTY PIANOS AND ORGANS.
All the leading makes. Rent from 80 to $40 per month
Rent applied ON purchase.
F. G.. SMITH.
au46t 1103 Pennsylvania avenue
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M NEkIN SEMINARY. laS7 | STREET y W
w Boarding and hay School for YOUNG ladies and
Children ear opens Suptruher 18th CATALOGUES 1t
III, book and drug Stores. Miss LIPSCOMB PrincipS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-08

NOR SALE A NEW SIX-RoOM DWELLING
Il house, all modern improve IUeuts. VERY chpay, ON
sy terms, good northwest location i4th street
Apply at 1913 l4th street tvI-lm.
NOR SAIE-TEN NEW SEVEN ROOM DWELL
Il ings. with all modern improvements eligibly To-
Gated price 50 600 each $500 cash. balance in mont hy
lnstatlments. with six Yer cent interest. DANEN-
HOVER Son, lI26 K street northwest. YII-lm
IOR EALE-Two NEW. HANDSOME MODERN
dwelling houses; 10 rooms each all modern improve
nents eligibly locstei. within two blocks of n ar
department; price, sc 600 each DANENHOWER L
Sun l226 + street northwest.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

lNOR SALE-A GOOD STRONG YOUNG MARE.
suitable for any bu mess; nearly IL hands hiEh;
refused as owner is leaving the city Call at PUN
IHREiS Stable, street. between ~ and 9th north
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

TNOR RFNT-HoCsF 9Ios VERMONT AyFZITr
Il six rooms and bath; lstrobe: all modern improve
nents; Papered throughout; excellent order: de>p
q street northwest auS-2ts
NOR RENT-eH-94s STREET NORTHWEST;
Il deht-room Brick House; bay windows; modern inn
Provements; perfect order; immediate possession APP
ply premises. aus-3ts
EOR RENT-SIX-ROoM BRICK HOUSE, WATER
gas and strooe y21 street northwest. Rent $40
Apply to 11O6 L street northwest suS-3ts
INOR RENTAL ONCE-NHAR SOLDIERS HONE
and steam cars, beautiful Residence. furnished:
oLTn nrepisce with brass an1irons, &C.: nne
grounds water rut vegetables; Of carrise horse
CIV. hens wood SC low TO good tenant: own r would
auS-3t
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with the Publishers * the hu"ficAh
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