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During tho discussion Of the Legislative
Appropriation bill tho other day g9tnes
body tiled 10 get Rn amendment prohibit
Ing the uso 81 any money Tor Congress.
iohRl funerals. 'That will never get
through said an official Of the House,
who listened To the proposition and the
brief dlspu6alon that followed. why
not Z" TBuCauSe there are TOO many who
epIoy that sort Of q trip II 10 great fun lot
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nuohion'. Arnloa salvc,

The best salvs In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Cores UlCefS, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, ohapped Hands, Chllblains,
CornS and oil Skin EtuptlOng, and posi-.
lively c1fes Piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed IL give perfect s~RtlBiaCtioh,
OF money refunded, Price % cents pel
boz, For sale. by Logan &pa,
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Charles Hartford, OF New Castle, West
chester Co., N. Y, suffered with typhoid
fever, and was given up TO die, He was
restored to health in m week by taking
five Brandreth Pills every night and
drinking plentifully Of oatmeal cruel. A
few doses OF Brandreth's Pills will invari'
ably cure any kind Of fever. MwF&w
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MI, Dc CAAA(AL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W, VA,

The lIry.elghlh year OF this wolt-knOwn AcAd'
,ng. under tho charge OF the Visitation Nuns
Sea,oa the frat Monday Of September next, Anc
eal,gl t.a raouths'
par., nte,ysd at any tim . In the session.
T.s 7lo 4es!re to place their daughters In al
lp,l4uoa aroTdins exceptional advantages IL
As,ayal bgllhml aud delightful location, eI
e..,rt board, thorough discipline and instruction
,trle ds ot he laug teacher, III every depart
t,caroi .us'e education, including The modern
har.a aad music, should send for q catalogue
oli4a gllpol. Address,
Dlrectressoi the Academy ofthe Visitation,
MI. DO CIIANTAL,
srr,p4w Near Wheeling, W. Va,
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ganeattana1.

Ceipts 500 head shipments 1900 head
nothing doing,
OINCINNATI, o., July l0-HoPs firm
common and light 81 OOl4 76i packingRnd
butchers Hold S5j receipts 420 head
shipments 1904 head,
Petroleum,
OH CRY, Pa, July lO-0pened at 643ci
highest Go; lowest G4Bc; closed at 645c;
sales 100000 barrels elearances 2,65s,,
GOO barrels; charles S6,07l barrels; ship
ments n .353 barrels,
P-lTTsBuRaH, Pa, July lO,-Petroleum
fai,iv active and Arm ,onenad al 6lgc,
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9nmrnrr gesnrts.
THE GRAFT SEASIDE RESORT.

TerhS Tor tie Summer Of 80, beginning June1
ieduyd2 % to 80 percent, md tho highest yandatd
excellence maintained. Situated within 100
yard oil Fort Mouroo, tho largest fertilization In
the United states. The sccnic attractions Of tile
place arc uu'ISAlled, Daily target practice, guard
nou my aud drO 4 parade.
Excellent Boating FIEhirig and Driving, aud the
Iurt l0tnlrs the finest on tho Atlantic coast. Fer
feet III cuisine and appointments. Accommodates
lCW f!ttis. Afternoon concerts by U,s. ATty
RchlJl land aud nightly hops, Pfe.emlnently 4
Resort o. southern People. purO ocean ait, free
from malaria aud conducive 10 refreshing sleep.
Aycngn temperature Tor summer, 10. Send Tor
Mu'imitd descriptive pamphlet aud terms.
mtt r. " PIKE, Manager.
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WALKING advertisements for DR.. sage's
CStarrh Remedy are the thousands 1t has
cured,
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A poodle dog and a DO die husband are
all that many young ladies' require to make
them happy,
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MEDIA (PA) ACADEMY FITS FOR
w Au'lnGs0 or College. Special Drill for Back
wGri 10yS. Single or double rOOmS All student
b Arlwlh rHnrinal, AWlTllIN e. HoRTLluGE
Thar sri \ Il aud AMY Rul4.MwFAW
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho FeaturOs Of the Money and St,
ATnrL,ta.

Tho Features Of the Money aud Stool
NRw YORK July l0,--Monsy on call eRsy
at Lac percent, Prime mercantile papel
4l5 percent. Sterling exchange un,
changed.
GoyERNNEST BoSDs-Were dull snd
steady,
STATE BoNDs-Quiet and firm.
RAt1RoAD BoSDs-Were quiet; sales
STOCKS We're very dull, The only fea.
ture OF interest was Western Union,
which, on announcement that the Jury
In the suit against the company had disa.
greed, went up ! percent in the space oil
an honE, and on the report OF news that
no verdict had been reached responded
slightly and held firm for most OF the az
ternoon. There was q tame and RpiritlsEa
opsning, first prices being irregular but
differing generally from 10 percent from
last evenings closing prices, but the
trading was accompanied by no feature
OF importance aud after the first hour OF
business became exceedingly dull and
uninteresting, The firm tone continued
until near the close, when tho market
closed dull and heavy close to the OPEN
ing figures,
Transactions l2+,Gl4 shares,
BONDS CLOSED bids; U s IS, 10O4i U. s..
new 4, l95bi US. 4ls, lllli Pacific Us Of
'95, 1876.
sTocEs-olosed bids: Adams Express,
l42; American Express, l08 Canada South.
ern, All Central Pacific, 40; Chesapeake
& Ohio SCI do first preferred, 10y do Sec
Onds, l04i O., O., O & l., 54i Denver &
Rio Grande, III Erie, 800; do preferred,
70!i Fort Wayne, las; Kansas & Texas,
9li Lake Erie& Western, 81; Lake Shore,
S5l LouisYille & NashVille,4 10; Louisville,
New Albany 4 Chicago, so; Memphis 4
Charleston, SO; Michigan Central, 72!j
Missouri Pacific, lG6; Nashville 4 Chatta.
nooga, 55!i New Jersey Central, 55!; North
ern Pacific, 26$; do preferred, 50l Chicago
4 Northwestern, ll2b do preferred, ll0l
New York Central, 1867; Ohio Central, II
Ohio 4 Mississippi, 29S; do preferred, 90;
Mail, SOL; Piusourgh, 1915 Read.
ing, 24f; st. Louis 4 San FRANCISCO, 2i4
DO preferred, 40; do first preferred, liz
o, NJ. 4 st. Paul, 029; do preferred, 1872!
Texas u Pacific, o.; Union Pacific, Cog
United States Express, 634; W., ST. /. 81
F., l74; do preferred, 20; Wells,FRTgo
Express, 1874; Western Union, COZ.
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All trains daily except Sunday.
PnlIman's Palace IuGet or Hotel Sleeping Cans
through Without change from StenhenVlle East to
PhilR telphiA and New York. West 10 Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, Indianapolis and
st, LNuis y
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping Car
accommodations, and any further Inform alton ap-
ply TO JOHN q, ToMLlNs0N Ticket Agent At Pan,
Ticket ONCE, under ACLure House, Wheeling,
JAMES NCCREA,
General Manager Pittsburgh, Pa.
Z, a, FORD,
Gau'l Pass and Ticket Agent Pittsburgh. Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
(oVRRATING)
CLEVELAND 4 rlTTsBURGa r, R,
Condensed timetable Of passenger trains cor.
rW tad IN JUN 10. lSS6-CanTPl STANDARD Time:
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OHI0 WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY

DELAWARE. ONO. one Of the great Colleges
VI mi country, offers 10 both sexes, at surprisingly
lerr Course or Tor Special Studies. Collegiate, Pro-
pnrntory, Normal, Commercial aud Art Depart
mrnts. flTzt.clN4a Conservatory Of 1IuSlc.
Elrsht hnmc for ladies With teachers. Necessary
expense fur u term. only $50 or less. CAtA.
iOgac free. Z. II. PAYNE, Ii. d., President,
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TEvIsr1oO, Canada West, Ont

TENIsT1Go, Canada West, Ont
MEss1ts. FLEMING bros.
sIrSi-Your pills came all right, md l can say
they uru n good bilious pill. l hlYo used q
lanes Pills, manufactured by Fleming Bros.
are genuine, and gentlOnGn yOllRvo my tllatks
In sending. IElYe some Of those pills 70 my
neigIlbOrS for d trlnl, Ono q my. leIghborS
got three pills. He said they did help. him. ,Ho
ma 10 send for ifty cents worth for him 80,
gentlemen, I Will do oil ! can to Introduce ~.
o, McIAno's Liver FILLS. manufactured ny
Fleming Brothers. Yours With respect,
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FLEMING 1}Ro&
Dear irsi-EnCloSed you will find ono dollar
for which you will please send mo more OF YOur
Df, q. Mc1ane's Liver r'llis. trust you have
received tho pay for tho asst two boxes oTdcr.
ed md received. IWOuld only say, they nave
done mo moro good than I could express.
feel much better now thaLl | have for W
REV. PM srABTH,
West Sandlake, N. Y.
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Swift ~ballthroWsfs should remember
that q pitcher with q broken nose 10 not q
handsome pleos Of brlO.a.bran
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II affords me pleasure TO assure you TINT at
ter using Dr.. &. MCLnte's Celebrated Layer
Fills for more tllan twenty years IN my family
tnlt | regard tlienl rs being superior to any !
haYo ever used or liAYG seen used. have not
had them constantly and had To- try,Otlicrs, and
| have tried q good variety, but I have never
had Any to net so promptly, probably, ana
nicely us MCLlne's. hnYO used them myself,
wife, and children, with tho most gratifying re-
suits. For children. having used them OH my
own with such easy AMI happy elect, ! would
recommend them to ono md to oil. These
pills do tho wOrk-d0 1t promptly. do U. well,
and leave no III effects behind. AS q bile 70.
mover, as q liver cOrrcctor,, as u torerinner
preparing the system for QllinlnC, there Is no
bill or medicine equal 10 Dr. q. MCLane's Cello
bratCd Liver Pills. | expect 10 use them Us
long rs l live, II they continue rs good Us they
have been In the past.
Pastor NJ, + Church South, Myers Station,
Tampa District. Florida Conference.
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TRANSPORTATION,

DITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI K ST,
LOUIS RAlLRO AD- Panhandle Route:
Time & bl8 Tor RaSl and West corrected to JUNE
% 1870, Trains leave Panhandle station, foot Of
Y eyenth street, .noNr public lnndirg, % follows,
Central Standard time.
IPIITS ESII FAST / PS0
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A Ii KINDS OF HOOK AND JOB
"A PRINTING neatly and promptly executed n
We lntellgVnetI lob R3onAt
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CnicGuo, July lO-Tas Drorer'S Journal
reports; Cattle-RgCeiptB 800 head ship,
mvnts 400 head; market slow hut steady
shipping steers 81 76s6 ISL stoCkers and
feeders 81 8OA4 0Oj cows, bulls and mixed
81 60aa WI bulk 81 4OIg 90; through Tex,
ans e 26A2 II. HoEs-RsCsipts 1850
head shipments 1850 headi market
steady, rough and mixed "a 40l4 rs;
packing and shipping "a 76a4 SOL light
IA 45A4 90 Bkips 81 GOA %. sheep-Re.
CUipts. 1000 head shipments hone mar.
ket Blow natives TOAD 90, Texans
q bOa2 ID lambs, per head, 81 26a8 20,
Fast Liberty, PA, July lO-Csuls-Rs.
csipts 247 head shipments 40 head
nothing doingj 20 cars shipped IA New
York, Hogs-RsC sipts 9O0l head Bhlp.
ments 5000 head market slow Philadtl.
phlRs "a yQa5 0Ql Workers. 81 7ba4 SSj Z
can shipped 70 New York, sheSp-Rs-
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WEST TO ALLIANCE AND CHICAGO,

All trains daily except sunday.
|. Trains cayIng Bridgeport vt l;l7 p. m. O:52 city
tlme) arrive al Chicago ut G:S0 following mJrnlng,
Trslns leave Cleveland for Wheeling at 1850 L.
NJ, 2;l0 y. m, arriving at 4;Ss ? IA ard 7;45 p m.
Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
JAMES MCCREA, General Manager.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-01
WASHINGTON. FEB. /, 1886
THE DEATH or MRS. nAyARp.

In the second great sorrow which
has ovcrtakcn the household of the
Secretary Of Statc-thc death of wife
and mother fast following upon that of
daughter and sistcr-Mr. Bayard and
his family have now, as then, the pro.
found and unaffected sympathy of the
country--a sympathy all the more af.
fluent as the grief which cyokcs il Is
the more intensified.
The shadow of this aliliciion extends
far beyond the domestic circle thus
doubly broken. /, will he felt far be.
yond the limits of its immediate friend.
ships. Secretary Bayard, rs a public
man and private citizen, is well and
widely known throughout the Union.
As his successes in the attainment of
high honors and the discharge Of grave
responsibilities are subjects of common
congratulation, so is the hour of his
calamity an occasion of universal con.
dolence.
May the consultations Of religion and
philosophy attend him in supreme and
influential measure. Mere words are
weak and valucless; but these are sus.
tanning forces which neither death can
overcome nor the grave swallow mp.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-01
NOTES AND GOSSIP.
WI should he happy all the year.
We're never quite boreft;
The gas and coal men kindly scoop
What change the icc.man left,
Il Danyillc Freeze.

We're never quite boreft
The gas and coal men kindly scoop
What change the ice.man left.
iDanvillc Freeze.
GENERAL n. p. BANKS Of Waltham, Mass,
celebrated his scyentieth birthday on Sat
urday.
"Tnls is my sphere" said a happy wife,
as she patted her bald headed husband on
the patc.--[Puck
The Chicago monument to Grant Is to be
an equestrian statue, supported by an
arched terrace, the whole structure to he OF
granite and to cost $4,000
Mr., MoopY, who has just completed
series of very successful services in Chicago,
was offered $4,000 residence aud $4,000
q year to remain in that city. He declined
the Offer
Mrs. THrRBrR, the energetic patroness
of American opera, says that all the stories
about the financial straits Of the enterprise
are baseless. All salaries have been paid,
and there is not the slightest fear Of cmbar-
rassm0nt.
a CLOCK is to be on exhibition in New
York of which the wonderful mechanism Is
arranged for record of 10000 years. II is
the work of Christian Martin, Bavarian,
who has been engaged twenty years in its
construction.
SAYS the Jacksonville Times Union:
"Therc are now 1853 cotton mills in the
South to $50 in 1850, and liG cotton seed oil
mills to 10 in the same year. The mining
OF coal in the same periol has nearly
doubled. The South is prospering."
MR. JAMES McCREA, who has recently
been promoted to be general manager of the
Pennsylvania lines west OF Pittsburg,
started in the service of the Pennsylvania
Company about twenty years ago as Il rod
| man in AN engineering corps Mt $40 month.
| lie now has a salary of $4,000 year.
SAYS the New York Word. "Mr. Jesse
Grant has much changed his amlablo aud
youthful face by growing full beard,
| which completely alters his appearance
though 1t more fully Identifies his family re.
| sembancc or the three sons, Colonel
Grant more closely resembles his father"
"TwENTr YEARS ago, says Henry Bergh,
speaking of the changed attitude of the pub.
lie toward the society with which his name
is identified. "twen,y years ago | had
trouble to get 50, but only few nights ago
| my door-bell rang and was handed check
for $4,000 from H. b. Clailins estate.n
lT Is ESTIMATED by correspondent OF
the Boston Gi0Je that Mr., Beecher, in the
last forty years, has received not less than
| $i50,0C0, most of which is the coinage of his
| yet vigorous brain The items are as fol
lows: Salary as preacher, S32O,0OO; lecture
fees, s2i0,0O0; sundry publications, $780,
O0O wedding fees, S5O,0O0 incidentals, $40.
COO
AMONG THE curiosities in the county
clerks Office at Saratoga, n. Y, is prom
issory note which still remains unpaid
given by the veritable John Brown of Ossa
watomie to Hiram p. Caswell. 1t reads as
follows:
zone day after date for value received
| promise TO pay Hiram p. Caswcll or bearer
two dollars with use. Balston Spa, May 6
| 1872.
"JomS BEOwN.
| witness:
"CEnRY ID. ROWLAND"
The Washington critic., 1886-02-01
Life in Kerlin.

Plain living must clearly be the order Of
the day in Berlin, whether or not high
thinking goes along with 1t. out Of total
population of 100000 nearly 222, 600 are
altogether exempt from municipal taxation,
as having incomes Of less than col year.
The incomes of nearly 2TO,000 range be-
tween Cpl and G33; SO that however cheap
sausage, cabbage and beer may be, there is
clearly no great margin for luxurious ex-
cess. When we come to the other end of
the scale we find incomes proportlonally
modest. Incomes between G5,0 900 and s10,-
900 are credited to l0s individuals. Eighteen
persons have incomes up to fl5,000, five up
TO 100000, nine up TO G2I000, and four
persons only exceed this sum- Pall-Mall
iiaZettp
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timated that his arrival at Columbus
would he accompanied by II political
storm wave. lie also says that he will
send more men to the penitcntiary than
ever went from one Legislature before
His reference to people going from the
Ohio Legislature TO the penitentiary as
common occurrence is quite striking,
II is charged that people interested in
his not tcslifying detained Colonel
Doniyan in New York by keeping him
in such a condition that he did not care
where he was If this is true Colonel
Donivan, in his present state of mind,
can rest assured that he has the full
sympathy of Jcdge WaXcm of Way
hack
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California TO the Front.

\ small boy of Quincy, in this State, went
up the mountain side full of pleasure at
the first fall Of snow. At the summit he
slipped and rolled down the HILL forming
the nucleus of vast SNOWFALL which hope
lessly imprisoned him. lie was missed af-
ter several hours, and the searchers got
track of the SNOWFALL aud traced it TO
where 1t had loaped from a cliif to canyon.
Looking down they could see it lodged In
the boughs of pine tree, They finally got
1t, broke It open and found they boy inside,
alive but rather chilly. Upon this Incident
we rest the reputation of California for the
season. San Francisco Alta.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-01
Missing.

lie was taking stranger through some
of the uptown streets, and as he came to
corner he said
"This place, here, was built by a Wall
street broker who lost it.n
Sand the next?'
''That belonged to another broker who
had to give up everything"
"And the nextgn
'Samc state of affairs"
After about twenty residences had been
pointed out in this fashion, the stranger
observed:
snow, show me the residence of the Wall
street broker who has made heap of
money"
Cant do It,"
"Isn't he on this street?n
"No. He wasn't fool enough to build a
hOuser
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BY THE SEA SHORE.

oh fall upon the yellow beach
With kisses keen, with kisses strong;
And TO the sands that sOuthwari reach
Give all the music of thy song,
On sea, with lips that taste of brine.
But not again from yonder shore
Shall look out upon thy deep;
hegloom Is growing evermore,
The light OF life has sunk 20 sleep
Her life, oh sea, that fled from mine.
Nv, j, Henderson.
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The February .Century.r

The ccntTg for February has been re-
ccived by Mr. Robert Beall, 495 Pcnnsylva-
mia avenue, Its frontispece is fine por-
trait Of the late General George b. Me-
Clellan, aud the number is otherwise one of
unmsuAl eXcellencn
The Washington critic., 1886-02-01

COLONEL DoNIvAN, who has been
in New York while the Legislative
Committee has been sitting at Colum.
bus for the purpose of investigating the
charges of bribery made in connection
with Senator Payne's election, yester-
Gay started for Ohio, Before he left
town be had bis boots blacked and in.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-01
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

Says the Chicago CURRENT: "The
public anger of disappointed Con
gresham over the committee arrange
mcnts of a Speaker is not an unusual
spectacle. 1t will be remembered with
what indignation Godlove S. Orth re-
ceivcd notice of the appointment of the
Keifer syndicate. Nothing came of Mr..
Orth's vengeful feelings; he is dead and
Keifer is out of office. Morrison, now
in place to pay old scores, has him
self been put up to be put down.
Curtin is probably too old to get over
the troubles which are besetting him.
Young Belmont has stepped into a
strong light He would do well to
stand as still as he can"
The Washington critic., 1886-02-01
FOR EXCHANGE.

w ANTED-TO EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones at Buffers Stove Exchange,
corner 9th and SITS. Smoky chimneys cured
Old stoves bought.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

DOR SALE 80 Several New Brick
II dwellings; q rooms, bathroom and all
mod inps; prices, $3.50, $.,i50 and S2,3J0 on
easy terms. Tyler ~ Rutherford, i99d +
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LIVERY STABLES.

TT YOU Want to Buy, Sell, Exchange,
i or hire horses, carriages, harness, etc, go
10 VIM. i, Downey's stables, 1920 10 1924 l. ST;
repository, 1927 and 1920 l. 81 II W; none but
reliable stock handled; everything gguarantee
as represented. VIM II. DOwneY.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-01
REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-The North Washington
II Real Estate Company have a large and
choice line of improved and unimproved prop
erty for sale, offering rare chances for invest
ment. Parties desiring TO purchase or having
tion of the city will find IL to their advantage
to do so through this company, which gives
its whole attention and energy to the develop
% Tht an e ghs Nay
Hampshire ave. at a bargain for investment.
Also, 100000 acres of improved farm lands
In Virginia for sale or exchange. $40 + st n W.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-01

SENATOR LOGAN is not inclined to
take much stock in the statements of
Surveyor-G General Dement, as to land
fraudsin Utah. lie is very certain that
he is not one of the five Senators who
are said to be sharing in the doodle. 4"
The Washington critic., 1886-02-01

THE distribution of special delivery
letters on Sunday has been found 50
Improbable that Postmaster Harrity
has ordered its discontinuance. The
revenues to the Government from this
source on four Sundays aggregated
three dollars and sixty-eight cents.
Mr. lIarrity also agrees with the views
of the Postmaster General on this sub.
ject, that there are moral objections to
the system.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-01

Property and estates properly managed.
Houses for rent, furnished and unfinished,
and rents promptly collected.
Money to loan on real estate security.
Large loans "A speciality.
In preparation for distribution, u book con-
tanning a complete list of improved and unim
proved property, valuable statistics, sugges-
lions in House Building and Decoration, in
cluding a series Of Views of city and subur-
ban houses,