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Tor RENT.


7-.-, UNFURNISHED HOUSES.
rooms, stable IN rear, ..........:. sI25 90
No. 140f stoughton st., 3 story blk.
and stone, o roonr. a. m h........ 90 90
al and stone, fooms "a, q. m. To- ".a IN 90 90
No 14uS Stouehton ct, 8 story BIZ.
and stone, rooms, a. m. i..,..... 60 90
and'stone. o rooms, a. m. i........ 90 90
and stone, o rooms, ., M !. -. 90 90
Z No. 136 b 1t. =. e.. y story bk., 10
rooms, O. m. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10 90
water, gar, Observation-Disclosures. IS 90
No. Oh II st., 9 story bk, o rooms,
a. m. t...-. ...,......,..,..... 30 90
FURNISHED HOUSES.
No. 20 Iowa Circle, story biz, Is
rooms, heated by furnace, newly
rapercd wallpaper to match furni-
ttur8 ...s....... ............... S176 90
~gs STORES.
rms, rs xso each, to alley....... s145 90
N. G. cor. Of Columbia and p SITS 81 90
pip NJ st. sstore nd dwellipg;ncw. 90 90
OFFICES.
No. 626 Il st. n. W.. 3rms., Sd floor. $40 90
No. 025 Fsts NV, 3 rms Nth floor. 30 90
No. 026 y st. n. W., 8 rms, 9th hoor.. 30 90
STABLES.
In rear Of No. 1901 X st., or o
stalls, large carriage rm.,. coach.
rams rm., ETC., cor. OF alley and
facing 18th st..................... 80 90
M. NJ, PARKER,
.t- No. 1dlS + st. n. W.
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No MAN OR WOMAN can afford to be with
out VOLTS Acme Backing
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EDUCATIONAL.
Georgetown University. )
Department Of Arts and Sc

department vi hTIS dflu DOL
enoeS GEoRGEToWN COLLEGE,
OiiSOo Founded 1893. Collegiate and
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$50 per year Half boarders 500 Boarders,
Apply TO the President
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Medical Department. g W E
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Young ladies and little girls.
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Fl'nG BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
TERMS BEGIN NOW.
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ATDoNALD-ELLIs SCHOOL. CORNER
INl Mass. ave. and 18th st., Washington,
Second session, Feb. i 1888
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The first lecture on American Literature BY
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For information address the principal.
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EoR SALE CHEAP, TO. CLOSE AN Es-
j TATE. two Groom bricks, mod imp; rent
30; 9TH 81 sc, near Pa ave. Price, $500
Il. w. WALKER. 1000 Z tnw.
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Trousers 10 order, $3.50 and IS. Elseman's
18th and ".
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

NoNNnN>Oe-Nn-o->.<-<<<I~ 1sNrlrr-e~rOr~NN4ors1So~
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
IN or
THos. f. wAGGAMAN, OF Street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays
THREE STORY BRICK AND FRAME
a HOUSES FOR SALE.
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NOVELS AND sssrAuaaars.

ry'uE oRMANDrE,
Corner 18th ana streets northwest,
OPP osite Mcpherson square,
II. ~ CAKE
Propr otor.
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nSssI WILL SELL FROM NOW UNTIL
W. February 10, when begin to take
inventory, all tho goods In demijohns and
bottles left over from the holidays, consisting
Of the choicest wines, WHISTLES Goth rye and
sour NASH, gins, runs, sherries, ports, bran
dies, cognac and blackberry brandies at 40
per cent. below their regular prices. My price
lists appear In the "For Sale" column Of
every Newspaper. and are too well known to
need mention here.
II. A. SELIGsoN,
100 Pa. ave. n. W.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

Incorporated by the Legislature In 1863
for Educational and Charitable purposes,
and its franchise made a part of the present
State Constitution, In 1879, by an OVER
wnELMISo POPULAR VOTE.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
INGS take place SemiAnnuallv, Dune and
Deceinberl and It's GRAND SINGLE MUM.
Der DRAW INGS take place onl each of the
other ten months In the year, and are all
drawn In public at the Academy OF Music.
New Orleans. La.
We do her>by certify that we supervise
the arrangemenNs for all of the Monthly and
Semi Annual Drawings Of the Louisiana state
Lottery Co., and IN person manage and con-
troi the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness.
and in good faith toward all parties, and we
authorize the Company to use this certificate,
with fae-simiies Of our signatures attached,
init advertisements"
The Washington critic., 1889-02-15

Aluminium Is exceedingly cheaper than sill
Yer and superior TO gold In brilliancy. dura-
bility and lustrc for fire ornaments, jewelry
ard all kinds OF household utensils. Why
not investigates Aluminium Is the coming
metal, melts easy, very light and alloys with
any metal.
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OrfffT
Advertisements under His heat, .f0IS Hde' o.
tss, % cents for one Insertion 20 cents for Nreo.
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speu,aL aor css.
t1s-N nav Dooks.

T-N3 NHW HUUkS'
Great CAPTAINS, by Dodge; Teuting on the
Plains, by Mira n. ". Custer; Bryges American
Commonwealth, Truth about Russia, by W.
r. Stead; Around the World, by jules Verne.
Fvcty stranger should get q copy of Pic
tulesque Washington before leaving the city.
Law books speciality.
W. ~. MORRISON
1854 st. II. W.
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and DELIGHTFUL manner OF being happy out-ot-doors
IL does not teach: it has lessons even on ho"er
missions and other branches oil Chtis,au WIN
Some parts of it. are chiefly applcapIe 10 EnB"s,
cirls Int the greater portion oil the voiumc WIZ
10 tr,d NJ orcat interest and value to girls IN
all civilized regions IL is, in short an ndmlraoIe
work and one TO he heartily recommehueu'
is illustrated but not very successfully treasury
for very Young people is the hahuso"e" N"''
volume brought out by Mclaughlin Eros unuet .ne
title of Plays and Games io' pan..s
Folks Herein Miss 'osepn'n. -.
ies ,oIlectcd instructions for the Playing
""' omusinr games. These instructions are
" " oo t.rse and clear and they are accom-
led bv prcttv tinted illustrations by f. Schuy-
-. Ma,hou,s Also for the very little folks Is a
uaa,ion Of simple and charming stories ABOUT
49, ,rcrarcd nv various wel-known writers
~ ohiIdron Feathers. Furs and Fins IS the
.,.,. 81 ,bo volume which is published py Es'es
!, Iorr;.t The illustrations are, with somc eA-
so,,iors uncommonly artistic and expressive
Iasart story of country life for these very Young
- &c Mrs Brinc's Boys and Girls oil Marpic
na,os . Chatterboy." Estes d Lauriau Is III oi'
f,vorite and is this year gayer ana 'ho " en- s-e
.Iao ovor "Grandma's Rhymes and Ch'mes ior
children, Roberts Brothers. IS ooh'O
-. orsos illustrated with very goou u'S.e
- -, oo neonle who do not YET Rho" 'iio
Ioi VIZ Cinderella there is a version gorgeousiy
;u,s,rated and published by White ~ Aiien 80,
NJ Harry p Wells who if known a. snii
al hrrtor and fisherman, and as an enteroaln'hs
writer on the woodland arts, has lusC s.'I
rbroucb Uarper IL Brothers hvey anu
hool, describing n trapping venture III 'i"I
rrbie story of City Boys in the Noous ~ WI
orlated tn make the average healthy -minueo Sou"e
III bo;I within until he gets chance 10 prac''oo
,I,, Lore TO be found so interestingly set ior'h
IN these pages Mrs Henrietta {. Wrlght mas
odded TO her series of instructive Chiluren
c,orioe- a volume of Chidrens Stores IN
EnoIisb Literature, Charles Scribners sons.
In it's agreeable pages the young reader VIII
make the acquaintance of King Arthur, DIT 'onl
Vaudeville. Robin Hood, Philip sidney All"
many another picturesque figure in Engiish his'ory
and literature Mrs Champney now lhrouucc'
ne IN her Three Vassar Girls in Russia anu iui
lovs Estes g. Iauriat), and combines WIN her
travelling episodes various romances OF rove anu
,or new volume of Mr.. Butterworths HS-
Zoo Journevs. Estes & LauriaU takes an mel
Hecnt and inouiring American family through inc
historically attractive portions oil inc DriVlsn
Isles Surely the boy and girl of this generation
viii have what Miss Hannah More would justly
coll " well->torcd minds group OF bright
bove known already TO the readers Of Mr. Wills
p AlIcn,s bool,s. reappear in Cloud and CIh
ID Lothrop Com panyl, and take a Journey hrousn
the White Mountains, meeting various ADVENTURES
detachable TO the youthful taste
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when he was elected Governor OF Ncw-iorK' lie
resigned that office 10 enter Andrew JACKSON
Cabinet as Secretary Of State, and after nlins
the post of Minister 10 England became VICE
President in Jackson's second term, ana thehce
stepped to the Presidency. lie took Office at u
most unfortunate crisis for any Executive. Every
financial evil observes Mr.. Bancroft, at once
gathered round tho administration OF Van buren,
The contraction Of the banks, the depreciation OF
a kinds of property, the paralysis of business cut
of the public resources" jackson, by his bitter
enmity TO the United States Bank, had done
much TO foment popular distrust, to dlsoreah'~
the finances and to hasten the panic van buren,
be came the scapegoat for the sins oil his pre-
decessor. The collapse, involving the loss OF ue-
posits. inevitably strengthened the belief that
jackson, with whose policy Van Buren, was inueeu
ius,lv enough identified. had produced the disaster
bv his war upon Biddle's bank The Admnstra-
ton was called upon loudly to relieve the situa-
ton Ali it could do was to delay payments OF
revenue. however, and whatever it did only
caused dissatisfaction
The general belief regarding Van Buren,. that
he was pre-eminently political intrguer, is
fatty and often contradicted by Mr.. Bancroft
" Those who knew him most intimately he op-
serves in one place, " have made known now
remote were his character and habits OF Thought
and action from mana cement, intrigue or conceal
msntn Mr. Bancroft thus sums up the character
of his hero: The private life of Van buren,
WAS unblemished and unbalanced. In youth ne
opposed the old United States Bank, and its SUD-
stitute the Bank of America. With consistency
and vigilance he resisted the Entertainments OF inc
banking and with early and almost SOLITARY
sagacity. predicted the evil consequences OF tlie
prevailing system of corporate banks III INC
Senate of New-York and of the Unitod States ne
led the way in abolishing Imprisonment ior ueo''
no opposed the spirit of monopoly in all us lormS'
and would never become shareholder III cor
noration established by the Legislature OF whlch
bo was n member He assisted TO overthrow
nroperty restrictions the elective FRANCHISE,
and 70 achieve for tie people of New-fork general
sufram. As President. he was the first TO recon-
mend grants of prc-emption rights to settlers
Nv his especial direction a public ordlnahce so-
cpred TO the laborers on public works opportunity
for due domestic enjoyment and repose lhosc
who knew him longest and most intimately used 10
challenge his most inveterate opponents 10 poiht
TO one instance in his political carer OF more
than thirty wears where the conflict was between
the ASSUMPTIONS of the few and the rights OF the
many, between the pretensions OF privilege anu
the Just liberties of the masses, IN which ne was
not found sustaining the latter and pattnng lor
human rights"
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STRANGE TRUE STORIES.

There is much Of the best modern French art OF
fiction In these stories by Mr.. CABLE A clear and
simple motive great precision OF outline. grace and
decdcy Of touch Full 81 romantic mystery they all
vivid uagc picturesque, humorous, and the collection
published with illustrations and fac-simile reproductions
is one of singular charm "-Boston Traveller.
With illustrations, &C., l2mo -.
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ASPECTS OF THE EAkrH.

"Professor SHALER Is effective and successful
populsrzer OF the subjects Of which he is master His
purpose book is show relations OF natural
forces u the fortunes OF and n hroS Light the
multitude Of ways In which natural phenomena affect the
welfare Of the human race n-BostOn Advertiser.
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THE POETRY OF TENNYSoN.

Or HENRY VAN DYKES Essays the poetry OF
Trnnyson are published IN beautiful volume nj for
quiet holiday presentation Tennyson is az classical
Christian and human and finds IA Dr. Van Dyke worthy
cruc."-BIooklyn Eagle
Emo 81 so
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Fully illustrated SVo, 80.
THE AMERICAN RAILWAY.

The field OF the railroad business Is covered and
authoritative way J. consists OF essays by specialists
upon every branch and dc armo1t the American railway
system 80 fully and admirably ILLUSTRATED that while the
work is reference and permanent instruction. It's
all the attraction OF special Christ
mas Publcaton.'-N. Y. Tribune
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1--WE believe he picture Mr. DU CHAILIU has drawn
Of the Of M o. the vikings and their countryen
as It undoubtedly Is full OF Interest The
Of the greatly enhanced by the hundreds
excellent encIavngs His book is undoubtedly the best
survey Of the whole domain Of Scandinavian antiquities
that has yet been published" The Athenaeum.
With I4OO Illustrations vols. $40. 81 so
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AS AN ART WORK.

The talent OF Edwin A. Abbey is inexhausble mine
OF delight Each development is richer than the last
Chicago Tribune
Parson pastoral scenes have the union OF clear
ness and poetry other draughtsman Of day
in this vein-sepms quite at his conmand-Boson
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JUST ISSUED.
AMONG CANNIBALS.

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latest results and discovery IN Northern Australia
Christian Union.
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OTHER WORKS ILLUSTRATED BY ABBEY

SHE S1oOPS To CONQUER; Or Tho Mistakes Of 2
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SELECTIONS FROM THE POEMS OF ROBERT HER
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BoN.)
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$40 Sold by all booksellers, or cent. postpaid By
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS.
74a74s BROADWAY. NETWORK.
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As 4 GIFT-B BOOK

One OF the handsomeSt rost tastefuy illustrated and
ho,,n1 ef, hooks NJ the season Athenaeum London.
one Of the raes 2lft-books ever offered 10 the American
public.-BOsion Transcript.
II would DC difficult to ind more gorgeous gftbook-
St James's Gazette, London.
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teachers.

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Proposals.

ID ROPOSALS FOR UNITED STATES AND
II OTTER MAPS.-Department OF the Interior, 6eneri!
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proposals will received at this office until me 10Th dSy
IL o'clock, for pbotolithog aph
ing and printing about 1900 copies Of the Mop q the
United States, and about 10000 copies OF maps OF ta
land states and TERRITORIES specifications as 70 the cha
acter OF the work Eze Of maps, quality Of paper ana
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soner General Land once endorsed on the
sIroposals for United and other Maps bds VIII
he whole number less than the Wnoe
N Mans approved securities
will be required The Commissioner OF the General Lana
'"'00 LEWIS A. CROFT. Commissioner
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OHARLES SCRlBNER'S SONS
WILL PUBLISH To.DAYt
SAID IN FUN.

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Ncw publications.
SUPERB HOLIDAY OlFl'
TIE QUIET LIFE"

Certain Verses by Various Hands the Motive set forth
in a Prologue and Epilogue by AUSTIN DOBSoN the
halo Adorned with numerous Drawings by EDWIN A.
ABBEY and ALFRED PARSONS. PIP. 100 4to'
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Mem Publications.
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