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Daily Republican., 1889-11-13
The Water Commission.

The Board OF Water Commissioners
mot in regular session last evening. The
weekly .pay-roli, amounting to Sf74. 20,
was approved xnd ordered paid. A-pet.-
ton from Joha W. Johnl6n and others
for water pipes on Van Buren, Street, be.
tween Sycamore anG Beach, was referred
to Chief Engineer Bond. The balance In
bank Yves reported as <55, 224. 10, divided,
current expenses, 81, ,t94. 36; special, sl2,
Bills were passed as follows: George w.
Bush a. Sons. 15 cents; Lawrence Burns,
S& 49, y. James Belt, Sl.43; J. IL. BeRQs 81
Go 81; Broslus q emedley, e47. AZ; II. s.
Bullock, 81 80; N. B. CuIbert, 81; Combs
Coal and Lumber Co., $3.50; j. D. Car
Ter 81 Co., So; J. v. Carlisle q CO.,
Sl1s.9d; Daniel Dohl, si,43O. 1G; Daniel
DouRherty, s27.50; Telephone Company,
al so; Diamond State Iron Company,
$40. 23; Every Evening. 3.72; GoodJ ears
kutber Betting and Packing Company,
t25.2l; j. II. Hudson q Co., Si5.67; 7.
.. Hatton, $lsG.95; Leonard & Ellis,
S6o.S0; Miller g. Jenkins, SIS. 90; J. W.
Murphey. Sl2; Henry Mckinney, t78.75;
News Publishing Company. $50; Scott
Porter, Ss.40; Pickels Foundry Com
pauy, 5000; Pierce q Bssson, GA;
si4.49; A Purves d Bon, $500;
Masculine Sompans, as sisi b. bs1ar 6s%fss" Rsn
suBLIcAN, si.3s; =. Il, Smith, 81. IS;
Harry shuler, 81; W. b. Toner, siT. SO;
Tom linson & Son, S10.fa; A. Traynor,
SIS; Traynor u Co., $50; X. d. Wood &
Co., S5Ob.07; Wsirwright Manufacturing
Company, Sssho7; Wilmington Printing
Company, t4V.S0; Wilmir atom Transfer
Company, $3.50; john Wise, s3.51; the
Charles Warner Company, S903. "A;
Hiram Yergsr, SsS.
An order was drawn in favor OF weth-
erill ~ Co., OF Chester, fos IS, 900, In part
payment for the new water wheel pump.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13

First chrysanthemum exhibition will
be held In Odd Fellows' Hall, Nov. IA, 10
and 10. Admission, 15 and % cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13

Barrett 'susr ,Ish how it Ia that Lawrencs
and ressasm,Sy,s, mays Keeps his voice 60 clear
every o,ho. Why l suppose. ike
iupply ot tT W. sensible man, be kesps a
VI VI Bulls Cough syrup"
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13

Sleep is absolutely cessary for health,
and nothing so eff ctualiy robs one OF
sleep as does a crying baby. Use DIR.
Bulls Baby Syrup TO ease Its pain and
the baby will be quiet and allow all to
sleep well. Price rs cents . bottle.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13

First chrysanthemum exhibition will
be held IN Odd Fellows Hall, Nov. II, ID
and 10. Admission, 10 and 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13

Laxador always cures fever and ague,
dumb ague, etc., and costs only 20 cents
q package.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13

The best tintype made 10 the city Is at
Cumming gallery. SO2 Market street. :.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13

i have been troubled with akin and fcAlp
disease for seventeen years. Ny head At
times was one running sore, aud my body
was covered with them as large as 4 hall
dollar: ! tried great many remedies with
DIES, and am thankful to state that alter
Two months OF their use am entirely cured.
I tsel II my duty to you and the
l.. X. MCDOWELL, JamesburF, N. j.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13
&nen Baby was sick,


""S" pss"J ""S SiSht
We gave hcr castoria.
When she was a Child,
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss,
She clung to Castoria.
When she had Children,
She Qnya them rastoria
Daily Republican., 1889-11-13

and CUTicuRA Soar have brought about
marvellous cure In the case of
OF skin disease on my little son
eig hit years old. have tried almost all rem
edies and also the most eminent doctors, all
alike falling except the Wonc erful CUrIounA
ED.N. BROWN. 70 N. 18th St.,
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ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

heported Tor HE EVENING STAR
NEsrEY ELKcTIoSs.-At the annual Easter
elections held at the Episcopal churches here
yesterday all the yestrymen were reelected
Among them was Col Geo. Johnston the great
grandson Of the Geo. johnson who was elected
IN li65 as vestryman of Christ church. George
Washington being elected at the same time
AFKRoCIoUs Doa.-A vicious dog attacked a
young son OF Mr.. VIM. Sampson yesterday in
The neighoorhood OF shutters Hill, and follow
ing the child and its mother as they ran for the
quarter OF mile. bit the child many times and
most severely. Officers Davis and McCuen fred
sixteen shots into the dog before they killed
him.
The MrSICIPAL CAMPAIGN-The republican
dependent coalition committees have made
preparations for city nominations. 1t il under
stood that the candidacy for mayor. &C. will
be offered to leading citizens. but will not be
made public until the nominal ions are accepted
NOrEs-The Young Mems Christian association
held its annual public meeting at the Meth
odist Episcopal church South, last night Rev.
Teunis Hamlln of covenant Church. Washington.
delivered the annual address. and select choir
furnished fine music.-The old Dominion
boat club here is considering the subject OF
sending a crew to the Richmond regatta on
next 4th of July.-JOhn A. Seaten, the gigan.
tic colored man, formerly of the capitol police
has bought for S6S5 the square of ground
bounded by Wythe, Madison. Fayette and
Payne streets, adjoining the Alexandria and
Washington railroad on the west and north OF
Colross. Lewis Mckenzie, ]. p
Agnew and the estate Of John w. Stewart will
advance $4,000 of the 900 due to the depo
sitors of the late Farmer and Mechanics Saw
ings bank BY the directors Of that bank This
with the unsettled assets of the banl
viii fully pay all the banks debts
kathbone division. h of p, had many guest,
At its Easter ball at Nc Burney's hall last night
and the occasion was made most delightful
one 70 AL the participants.-It is said tina
Col Ebenezer B. Ball, Of Washington, a rela
tive of Gen. Washington, will accompany the
Friendship fire company, of this city, on theil
visit 10 New York The company will leay,
here next Saturday night meeting Of tn.
bar to nominate q candidate for corporation
judge Will be held 1t Col 7. L. smiths ofics
to-morrow night
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George w. Utermeble,s Will

The will of Geo. W. Utermehle, who died on
the 10th instant, was filed to-day. 1t bears
date of December 7, 1887. and he leaves to
each of three nieces, daughters of his brother
Ernst, residing in Germany, $4,000; to his
grandson, Charles H. Utermehle, he leaves the
property known as Young's law building, 9th
and Louisiana avenue. and the principal and
interest of loan OF $50 on a lot in square
AIS. To his wife Sarah he leaves the balance OF
his personal property and his residence-all of
square 765. The rest of his real estate he
leaves equally To his two daughters Mamie
Norment and Rosa Taylor, and provides that il
either should be dissatisfied with a division
that one shall be paid S5 and the whole go to
the other daughter.
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Struck n Woman In the Mouth.
The Mother Goose Pantomime-

The entertainment TO be given at the National
theater on Thursday and Friday afternoons for
the benefit of the Homeopathic hospital prom
lses to be very interesting performance.
The Mother Goose Pantomime'' includes a
cast OF over hundred young people, all care
fully trained and brilliantly costumed
The part of Mother Goose" will be taken by
Mrs. Annie Louise Powell. who will accompany
the presentation of scenes by singing the APP
prOpriate Mother Goose melodies Among the
scenes chosen are: Mistress Mary, Quite Con-
trary," the cast including sixteen tiny misses
dressed to represent silver bells and cookie
shells and pretty maids all in a row. Bobby
Shaftoe" with Vivian Burnett in the title role
and ten little folks wedding guests and
THE Man who went to London to Get Him
self a Wife" The performance will close with
Sleeping Beauty, or Enchanted Princess"
with a cast of sixty-fve young ladies and gen.
tlemen, all elegantly costumed. One of the
chief attractions of this play will be the dancing
of the old-fashioned minuet. Sixteen young
people well-known in social circles will take
part. In contrast will be the lively reel danced
by the bellies and beaux of the kitchen. The
moonlight dance of a band of charmingly
graceful little fairies, specially trained for the
occasion. Is another attractive feature. The
part of the queen will be taken by Miss Emma
Jean Wilson. The whole play of the Princess
being under the management of Miss Janet
Richards, assisted by Mrs. A. +. Childs.
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Warning to Boys who Carry Razors

Jesse Ford, a South Washington negro, had
some trouble over game Of crap" and drew
a razor blade. which he threatened to use on
one OF the players. He did not do SO because
Policeman Eser arrested him and locked him
mp. When arraigned in the Police Court this
morning Jesse claimed that he found the razor
Judge Miller told him tina. ne was behind the
t.mes; that ne had not been reading the news
papers The judge told him that seven hun
dred boys mad already told the same story, and
it was about played out. But I've got a wit
ness" said the boy. Notwithstanding this pro-
test the witness did not appear. and the judge
imposed a fine OF $50 or 80 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-23

$3.50 TO NEW YORK AND RETURN.-The Bal
timore and Ohio railroad company will sell ex-
cursion tickets to New York for all trains April
n 10 80, and for train leaving the Baltimore
and Ohio depot am. May l. Tickets valid re-
turning until May .. inclusive. Round trip only
$3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-23
Sentence Suspended.

In the Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, this
morning. Frank W. Adams pleaded guilty Of
violating sections 1891 and 5467 Revised Statutes
United States. and sentence suspended du-
ring good behavior. The accused was clerk
in the city post-office, and was arrested on De-
cember last by Special Agents Smith and
Troy for embezzling letters.
When called on to plead, Mr.. Campbell Car
rington, the prisoners counsel, stated that the
accused had, since the commission of the Of
Tense, obtained employment, and was living a
correct life; that his employment was open for
him to resume, and if sentence was suspended
he would Immediately return to it. He also
stated that numbers Of the prisoners friends
had asked for a suspension of sentence, and
the officers Of the Post-Ofice department would
be satisfied with this course
Judge Bradley said that he hoped the expec-
tation OF the prisoners friends would not be
disappointed If ieniency is shown. He ac-
quiesced in the suggestion and admonishing the
prisoner that the sentence would be carried into
effect If he departed from the path of rectitude,
suspended the sentence and took his personal
recognizance.
Adams thanked the court, the district attor-
ney and the officers. and assured them that he
would do all in his power to show that the con-
fdence they oppressed in him would not be
abused
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-23

81 Onward and upward is the motto Of
The EVENING STAR. Onward In its extending
influence. upward in its circulation and adyer-
Using business. The increase is a steady,
healthful one.
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A Washington LAWYER in Trouble.

A dispatch from Cleveland, April %, says:
Major Daniel O'Driscon, for many years a
lawyer in this city, but recently pension
agent at Washington, was to-day convicted in
the United States circuit court here of violating
the pension laws. O'Driscoll was charged with
holding $1,000 of S1,7OO pension obtained by
him for Mrs. Phoebe Rich. Bail was refused
the prisoner and he was committed 70 jail"
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-BY TWO LADIES, ONE IN OFFICE,
w the care of furnished honse for summer during
Address MRS G. n. star ONCE gwen anu Il.
WANTED-I HAVE A CUSTOMER FOR THREE
w story Brick. well located between 18th and 20th
and second on 4eG south
Go. II. GRAHAM. 1903 Pennsylvania ap"0-3t
WANTED-H0UsEs-wE WANT HOUSES FOR
ap2o-7t 'A ~ 81 i4t6 st. NV.
WANTED THE CARE OF FURNISHED
Sp$0-5t! RESp6N Ssffff k.s Star Once
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND ONE
the next few months while proprietor is away where
the care and protection of property will be considered
T. F star oee i0r rent
WANTED-HoUsEs AND LOTS IN ALL PARTS
Nv OF the city and suburbs; have ready purchasers
II at right prices. Address s. c. HILL sth and sta
WANTED-BRICK DWELLING on CAPITOL
~ ohhii CONVENIENT to the capitol or rooms for
purchasers. JNO. +, WAGGAMAN,
ap2O-3t 700 4th St II W.
WANTEp-AN Oh TEN;RooM MODERN
basement preferred between 9th aud 2od and X and
lowest pr lT0 s. 70 SSSg S STATE terms
be had p. o. b., 3l3, city. ap20-4t
WANTED-BY TWO PRACTICAL AND CAREFUL
House for & peGpe the care OF
Box 40, Star Office. sp2O-;t'
WANTED-FoR cAsH-HoUsE WEST OF 9TH
dva.s ST. pIT fS rooms; $4,000 to $1,000; ami Ad-
WANTED = FOR A CASH CUSTOMER, che
about $500 to 5000 each GEO fS9' W IiNKfSs
18th and II SITS. NV. apl7-6t
yVANTED-A DWELLING FOR SMALL FAMILY;
w cash IN hand; state price and location. Address
ap4-lm' 1l55 Sth st NV.
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-BoARD FOR SUMNER NEAR WASH
w tngton, accessible by ear line other convey
ance, for two adults and little girl Mount Pleasant or
suburbs with plenty OF shade preferred. Address,
with terms, PROMPT SETTLEMENT, Star office. IT.
WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, BOARD IN
w country or before May 10. Must Be located so
Is to permit reaching city by a. m. Prefer farm
where there will be no other boarders Address Box
IL "a, Star Office. ap22-3ts
~ ANTED-BOARD AT OR NEAR LAUREL. Ia
w koma Park, r Rockville for the summer by gen.
teman and wife. Address. giving full psrticuars, r.
O.. Star office. ap2O-3ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WASTED-TOUNG LADY OF IL WOULD Ikea
w place IN confectionery or dry goods store has had
HHES St IN .St'F 0u'''' a Es a.
WAATED.-,A SITUATION AS NURSE OK TO
w travel with lady for the summer; best of refer
ences Apply 500 10th st. NV. It,
WANTED-IF YOg NEED A COOK, LAUNDREsS,
w Cham berInaid. Waiter, Porter, Farm Hands, or
AND ROOM RENTING AGENCY, $40 F st. NV.
apl6-l2t'
NNANTED-A TRAINED MALE NURSE WISHES
salary. Address MALE Nurse, Star ONCE. ap23-2t.
WANTED A NEAT YOUNG WHITE WOMAN
keeper in private family Cali at I4oa New York
ave nw after pm. 1t"
WANTED - BY A RESPECTABLE COLoRED
w woman a situation as chaInbernlaid reference
can be given II required Apply to l23 Pearce ST.
! NNANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w Tor Cooks Cham5erIn9ad " aitress iaundress and
Euiiers sAN'L A. COMBS. 926 st. NV. '' IT.
NNANTED-GO To DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS
h01se,nalds, MsireSs NURSE Laundress COACH
81. NV. Also European steamship agent. ap23-4t'
NVANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN:
w good penman, and thoroughly conversant with
or security il desired Address PROFICIENT, Star
NVANTED-BY EXPERIENCED LADY's MAID
w and sesmstress, speaking French and English,
NV. ap23-3t'
WANTED-BY AN IxPERIENCED sEAMsTREss
w sewing private families by the week, month or
day sewing done neatly and carefully. Address Miss
NJ. W, star otlce. IT.
NAANTED--BY FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER
w few engagements BY the day or week. Address
DEESSMAkEk, 1Oll Z st. s.w. it,
| NyANTED-BY TWO COLORFD BOYS FROM
w the country-place in private family porter
| store, willing to make themselves useful around
house. Address ROB1. JACKSON, Coz North Cap
| itol st. 1T
! NVANTED-BY 4 RESPECTABLE COLORED
w youth situation coachnan, driver or to work
around thd house; reliable and honest Call address,
1926 NJ ST. NV ap222ts
| NNANTED-BY LADY TYPEWRITER AND
w stenogralher occupat ton; recolapense, whatever
| offered Address Box l57, Star office ap2!-2t'
| WANTED-BY A BOY I6 YEARS OLD, PLACE
w III store Office furnish good refe rences
willing and reliable. Address Box 4, Star office
| ap22-2t'
| WANTED = POSITIONS BY COOKS, FARM AND
| w dairyLnen, hOusekeepers, nurses, housenen,
maids, hostlers, clerks; cities,
res rts and country MAIN Office and reception room
frst hoorJ BURNHAM'S. 9lO 9Th St. H. ". apx0-ot'
| XNANTED-FREE, WITH REFERENCE, ENPLOY-
w furnished servants. Our plan secures the
best. Clerical applicants same terms Rooms regis-
| tered free. Information furnished gratis,
| CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
| ap2O-ot' III G street NV
| " ANTED : BY STENOGRAPHER AND AC-
| w countant, good penman, desires q position in
either capacity; OWLS Remington" highest testi-
N onials correspondence solicited. W. E. FAIR 1S4
MAIN St. Norfolk, Va. ap20-3t'
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS


w Madame Washngton's Dress Cutting scale" just
patented enables to learn to cut all kinds of
TAUGHT, and the scale and measure book furnished
IIa Cd in persons earnias tins system are
ing hands can obtain them at the school at
WANTED-A FEW SHARES OF GRAPHOPHONE,
w Topographic or Mergenthaler stock Address,
giving lowest price. Box l, Senate p. o. city. a33'
WANTED-TO BUY WINDOW FIXTURES, SHELLY
ing goods store. Address CASH, star Office. IT.
WANTED-TO RENT-FOR FIRsT-CLASs TEN
p MYERS 4 son, 1870 New York ave. ap23-3t.
WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
w h s az Furniture Stoves, &ea II RosEN
WANTED-A HORSE FOR HIS KEEPING;
Office. ap2O-3t.
WANTED-TO BORROW MONEY SIX PER
w cent on large houses in Baltimore; will deed the
property and make satisfactory arrangements X 2,
Star office. ap20-3t
WANTED-HORSEsP AsTURED AT GREEN HILL
w farm estate OF I. Laurason Riggsl, on Riggs
road miles from city from ist May per month
telephone TO farm-call ll59-2 or to y. BESTOR,
Agent, care Riggs Co. ap.0-6t'
WANTED-SECOND-HA AUTOMATIC SEW
w ing machine in prime order. Address, giving
description and lowest cash price, MACHINE, Star
office. ap20-3t'
WANTED-PAsTURE FOR TWO COWS, MARE
limits Apply F. BAR SBS A 4f 10Th n !S city
ap2O-3t
WANTED-LEARNERs FOR PROF. CHRIST
anu Garment Cutting with any inch rule and tape
measure alone and the ony system used that is based
Nine. $ }. MEssEH, 1868 ii st. NV ' fg,:5m' -
WANTED-H. BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH
W. prices tor secInd-hand Furniture Carpets and
2l9 9TH st. s.w. apo
WANTED-TO BUY FOR HIGHEST CASH PRICE
w second hand Furniture, Carpets, Stoves Feathers
etc.. prompt attention to orders by mail Or Otherwise
apl8-1m' 1909 st. NV, opposite hay scale.
WANTED-sAFETY BICYCLE, SECONDHAND;
to be seen. CASH PURCHASER, Star Office apl SGT.
NyANTED-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN TO JOIN
w my summer classes in fencing and German. com
Armory. ap1s-tmy:'
WANTED HORSES TO PASTURE Il KEEPING
box at Prices Stables 81 9th ST. NV farm 9TH
road, miles from city. o. H. p CLARK. Sligo 7. O.,
| NANTED-EvERYBODY To KNOW THAT THE
~ highest cash prices are paid for all kinds cast of
| tended to. apIl-2w'
| w ANTED-sTEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
tresses Made over, Furniture steamed ana Moths De-
stroysd; + H.YoUSGs. l4O2 Pa.av.,IeephOne IOOSa.
NVANTED-TOB UY-GOOD SECONDHAND GEN
w tlemens Clothes, Guns, Pistols, &c, for which
highest cash price is paid lsl or send END Postal to
w Rolls and prints 20 cents pound cooking, Is
cents pound Warranted not TO get strong or rancid
Families served residences only at Stalls
:iS, :9 and }3O decorated stall middle of fish asleJ
Open daily WI c. scRiBSER - nsh ih.''
VrANTED-GOOD SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
ss 2rees S Sf gold and sSer for Thes
Loan Office, 2Ol Fenn ave. corner I'd st. NV. my26
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED OR 4 LOTS NV, TO BUILD UPON,
w III price not over 100; also two houses. frame
or brick, not over $4,000 A. p PARDON,
ap2O-3t 1926 + st.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

EOR RENT-AN OLD ESTABLISHED WOOD AND
X coal yard, corner 10th and sts scales, stables
sheds aGd once; For terms apply to GREEN 3 Gun.
NlN1AAN, l4uo st. ap2S-1ms
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

TrOR RENT-IN THE COUNTY, A FURNISHED
- house for the season or longer; q short walking
distance from Linden station Address Box 3d. Forest
Glen r o.. Montgomery county, Md. ap22-3ts
E0R RENT-oN PIERCE's MILL ROAD, A
IL short distance from the city, large dwelling con-
ta,ining ABOUT II rooms formerly occupied as the
IHOS. j. FISHER CO.,
ap%O-ot 1924 + st. n. W.
INOR SAIE-150 ACRES LAND ABOUT Mill AND
Il a quarter from Anacosin, near government insane
asylum; 300 per acre full particulars Of good
chance to lay out suburban lots
ap17-10t A. L. BARBER CO. 9th and Fnv
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ssrrHE WORLD DO MovE.-REMEMBER THE
Il Terrestrial Clock" RAMSAY has cut the
prices; watches cleaned u hrstcls.s m.in-sprinss
warranted one year, 81 al clock and 3ewelry 1t
LIZA d. NV. 6b-SW
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I'd.
1907 18th ST. NV. lOr..4O
ll-i Conn ave. Tor 40
1914 2lst 81 u.w..i4r.S-
l.i'SU lsiZgs II. NV. or. 70
] 81 hlArs -. NV, Or. -
la..s kI--s st. or.......Sb
1906 ipt.i ~. NV, tjr 80
l.uOS Sth 81. NV. sr... 80
los -StA st.n.N..s,r. -
LOO Caroline ST.. sr.-'5
- let 81. s.w.. tir.....-l9
.ss2 let II. s.w-. 6r.......lb
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STORES q pwELLINaa

TNOR RENT - SALE = OR FNCHANGE- TIE
houses recently erected ON Indians sNe. q. ami "a
SITS. n W. 200 20 - Indiana and 2ul 10 ~
St, are now entirely finished sud the market
rent sale or Gchanee upon such terms should lie
Satisfactory 10 purchaser. the has BEEN
exercised ~ the eyetton VI these houses nothg but
the best material was u-,d and they contain al the
most modern improvements and beautifully mn
lshoo INSIDE with All the cunycnieuces luuSekeep
INK ana ll that respect have many ADVANTAGES over
houses uulit Tor speculation aud rtItiug purposes,
Apply TO JAS. n. MARI,
al-O-bt $50 n st ms
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HITCH. FOX BROWN,
ap22 1i:Sa Penn n ".
gIOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE,
with stable. garden and fruit, until tail, al MI
Pleasant II. G. HARMON, Second Auditors Office.
ap:2-3ts
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L EICtS(JN AL.
100 STYLES, NOT COTTON MIXED, BUT
1OV strictly AllWool Pants to order 80; suits to
order, BIB. sTRASBURGER 4 son
ap2O-ot 11l2Fst
4 NY INFORMATION OF HARRY L. BUTTS WHO
IA came to this city from Baltimore about August
last will be cheerfully received by his father Kindly
address A NJ BUTTS, star Office ap1S-3t'
IVII-SERvICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers. Send loo. to
5. W. FLYNN, A. NJ, Ivy Institute
ap15-lm' Southwest cor. Sth and X sts n w
NAM. WILLIAMS, GRO. W. MoEIFREsH. AUTHOR
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