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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21

September 49, 1889, 4s5o0O nags: same time 1sss
ot6 0VG bags same time 1ss7, IS 600 bags receipts at
Santos July 70 September 49, 1889 472 600 bags sans
time 1855 BIS, 600 bags time 1887 90 600 BAGS
Sales here to-day, 90 600 bags follows
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6crses unn Carriages.

6crsee am Varrln9es.
4 -FLANDRAg 3 n12a,,r.sT
TLEGANT CARRIAGES Of the best class
SUSPENSION VICIOKIAS..c
c Q SPRING VICTORIAS.
LIGHT VICTOR1AS.
Carts Two Wheelers. Landauleba'
nall Phsetons, Pau Carts p. Omnibus om1ibases,
S0uPE ASSENGER RoCKAWAfS'
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONETTES,
DFPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN ROCKAWAHS,
OUR PATENIS
ON BUCKBOARDS. 49,. p,,D-
Oak Surreyf, OAK Wagons, Oak h sari
bouts. 2,paSssngeI Bue incS, Buck boards,
bak Dos.a.Dos OAK Derb!es oak Il2etohs'
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN bum
BOARDS.
Single. Duals. Trplets, ail KINDS OF SptlInIgiTr
ALL N0VELIIESS ~ To- 0Ah n AHS EA1N l
leenfs for Brocket & futile Co light
RoAD WAGONS. LIGHT VEHICLES
for estates and country drlNlng-
DOCTORS " Wagons Wagons, S curry " SsON''
Light Stages. Ia. top Cabriolets,
Spider PhaetOns, contractor JppS'
Pony PhaetOns. Saxon Phaelohs.
MINIATURE TRAPS. ALL KINDS.
FOR CHILDREN,
Making the largest and most diyersihe1 as
sortment Of Carriages in the United states.
OVER 282 DIFFERENT STl LIS.
LOW EST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH.
Don't purchase carriage I'D town
or out until you pay W. Nlslt. 49,,
LARGEST STOCK AND WARERooMS
IN THE WORLD.
sEooND.HANDC " ct8HRiRSiJAeEs ABOVE
STYLES.
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gonnirn Real estate 60 Get

A ! MONTCLAIR AGENCY .-Hano.or,s
"A residences for sale or exchange bo,,s.'s
. let, iurhl she'd and unfutnished VA
NJ. TAYLOR. 70 Cedar-st. ~
A 7 ROSELLE. n. IA frst-cisSs hoD-e
IA 10 rooms all modern improvement
V rent, with stable high location: COW
vSsnient 70 depot; rapid and frequent tran.
~ very desirable also houses with X
IIoTSms moderate rent A. ID. HOPE, 19f
4 GARDEN CITY, long ISLAND
10 let, desirable cottages OF and 10
iO"nls with all improvements rental S4OO
10 soy per year. l.. II. CUNLIF. Man.
sser, 1sroen City. Long Island
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Bnslncss e bGnres.

- 'ifffsAN~s
|
! A LARGE steam huudry, now doing "a
! "A good business. desires a partner VIII
| - 900 10 extend the business d line Opp.r.
| tunit3 for active Young man. Call o. ad-
dress Il. ALGEli, DOB East 2lth-st.
A YOUNG mechanical engineer. with 3
II years mill experience, wishes 20 en-
gage ia the iron cOmmi ,siOl business: Will
/ be able 10 command considerable cap.ral
IN few years. Address BOX BIS Mana
gapsett Pier. r. /.
A MAN with ~ 500, that would ike 70
"a meet competent pa tuti boz the retail
grocery business, that f. fully eNpereuc.
Address HONESTY. Box 10. TuJunr
once.
A BUSINESS PAYING $50 WEEKLY
"A cII b. bought Tor $l7uU; viii bear
thorough Investigation; statement. every
thing verified certainly unusual upirr.
tvll0y. FUTILE & DOWNING. III B'wag.
"a Pew high-cla,s papers moderately,
can WOnOpOllzc profitable. pleasant ONCE
bu siness Interview PEOPRIETAS. 347
East eGth-st.
II USINEss.-A reputable advocate or
1000 SOS desires sT GSlfeG a@ ", oSn 2yr
similar Advantage. Address " SPLEN DID
FUTURE" Tribune once.
CROCKERY. hardwaic and houselur.i.h.
~ ing goods store tOr sale good Glance.
H. Gs 10th-ave.
nor SALE.-A ribbon factory in com
Il .plete running order parties looking fur
safe Investment address y, Box -, Tribune
once.
~ FORGE A. BUSHNELL & CO.. Den
VI Vcr real estate; lists property can Dc
seen and lot purchased at the N.W-NuIE
Agency. x. TEkHUNE. l5l tLurch-st
M IIIINEEY-Any h0uoIahl. lay N,irl-
WI out children having 1000 20 invest
ia business can learn or g A-fy -atU4a..g
opportunity by addressing u. NJ. l5%
4th-aNe.
MINES FOR SALE.-Dcyropc1. or.
WI Producing lead. silver gold quartz and
Uf.rcr mines properties reported upon.
tARL SCHULZ NJ. j.. Baiieyu" Idaho.
nUOTOGRAPH gallery for sale cheap;
oogd openiug for q -mar- business man.
Address BtRBELL. 357 Wcstminster-st,
Providence. u. ].
- 1TTVTV WANTTD BY Miss HART;
good business; cigar. private I't'rr
roxes 10 rent. 92G last a9th-st.
I,pFCTAT ADVANTAGES offered manu-
- 1sefurars 10 locate iu cities and towns
,,.r.aserfed bv J.. DE- J.. SHELTON, 81
Rtoadgay. No charge for Information FUR
nished manufacturer. -.-
u,0-A MAN OF ENERGY and some cap
L Ial a good thing VIII bf gI'i'h ~ ~,
rr,priefary medicine line. Address &. J..
xxy ANTFD. Improved real estate, cily oi
w Nr,,trv IN exchange for oh paintings,
,,n,nl,.nt artists. Address y. lsO Mar
ketst.. Newark, n. ). -----.-
NfTANTED.-A partner With no. t,I le-, thaA
w $4,000 o. travel ana SCI iol I'M o.
anges 10 dealers. Address g >. DILL
Jacksonville. Ila.
$4,000 % SdrtIe. each Gsss7iss e sc 900, 3.
rlI combine: answers suitable Tor on OF
n,nre ~ the marty. b. receive aucnuol'
must state particulars. REA, TRIBUNE On'SS'
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DrcssmlklrQ.
for Sale.


At REDUCED PRICEs.-4OO second
i hand WD0l aud iron vurk.I2 machines
fully guaranteed machinery bought ana
exchanged GRO. T.. EDDY SOS Madl-
-Hu--t
4 RAE. COLLECTION " American and
Il foreign coins. gold silver ami cope
pronounced DV nuUi-maI-ts D. b. very
ldg. ana valuable collection wfl correspond
ami give PARTICULAR. Ad1rez Lock Boa
$40. VIII w1ut.c Conn.
DIClCLE.-ji-inok. half nickel. bali
ID bearings. good condition. $50. g.. KIN
NERMAN, Brooklyn Bridge. Frnkfort-.i.
ChsI, SLODP. Lady Mary 80 f0et;
- ;uIlv equipped, nne order, fast ADJ"
AMI bands rare BARGAIN. =. W.
PANGBORN. Jersey City
CRkNDFATIIEWs s.DAY CLOCK for
NJ sale mahogany case price 80. Seno
for photograph and fun description 20 AZA-
RIAH MORE. BrideeiOn, \. J.
IANO.-A beautiful upright piano, IS
\ good a. new. must be- sold at an
price. $50 West 37th-sf
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Real Gstate i1Janten.

w ANTED. For the winter q small fun
w nished suburban dwelling within bsif
hour Of the cify; terms must b. reasouable
Address NJ, Box 20 Tribune Ofice.
lFor other real estate ads. SEQ 9th pageJ
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Rooms iDantco.

ID ARTY Of three adults desire two oI
three unfinished rooms IN private
house above GOth--t.. on West Side J.. r..
Tribune Uptown Once. T. DIS broadway.
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COTTON-On the spot ~ ed steady and quiet 1-IGc
decline Sales. 400 bales for consumption Port receipts
% $50 bales, against 1G4OT bales last week Il I'D
Dalcs FOR the time last Total FOR the wcei
1310i3 bales. against 927.7S8 bales last week. aud
S9.531 bales this week last year.
Quotations are based on American standard OF classified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-21
furnlshe1 Rooms

A BEAUTIFUL and refined home for
"a families and single gentlemen; eic.
gantly furnished rooms az very moderate
rates; most central and convenient location
THE wi'iToN. 45 W. o7rh.st.. mr. B'vay.
A ELEGANT doctors onice; parlor /;
II. large ana small apartments perfect
order central OWNER l22 East 26th--t
A PRIVATE family having moie room
n than they require VIII rent one large
handsomely furnished room ~ one gentle
man. 10 East 2Gth-st.
A DJOINING H-AVE.-IIegsut apart
"a ments : al light rooms and bath
decorated, St'am heat. elevator; one choice
apartment, II rooms. 3 East sfth-st
A NEATLY furnished rooms en- suite
n. OF snRly family private terms mod
5th-aye.
ITO LET.-Large square rooms newly
Il furnished. 26242 West 24thsr.
IN TH-ST.. a. FAST.-Vcrv PLEASANT.
- nicely furnished rooms for gentlemen;
references.
00TH-ST, Is WEST-Ecgsmt rooms
.-Osingy or en- suit, for gentlemen.
90 WEST 84TH-sT. -Commodious ana
- richly furnished suites private tables
optional rooms FOR gentlemen; references
eAchahge1.
20 Newly furnished lbdth ad dining. sec
ond Moor convenient prime pal hot-i,. club
RESTAURANTS II station; single rooms. ~
upward gentlemen only.
90 TH-ST.. 3OS MEST.-Lar4e front room
~ With alcONe OH second floor i0 gentle
men or gentleman and Wife
90 TH-ST. 239 EAST.-llmd-ome 2i
% story front square room. all cUl-
yrn!ancr- NEAT private house moderate.
10 DIST. WEST. 2G5. corner sth.aya.-
4 a" Large loom. furnish"1, isr two.
H. WEST 35TH-ST.-'ro rent furnished
+ " front alcoye room Ola 2l floor. refer
ence-.
- EAST llTHST., uc>t a. stephen,
~ Hot.L-Dr-.Iah double rooms. p-i-
waite table o5'aina1ie; permanent If.I-
cnccs.
lDO EAST I'D >I.--uIrI. nrI rooms iIr
%oo gentlemen; low price, reference.
Brooklyn.
NEWLY FURNISHED rooms Tor one or
y two persons. inc location; private
family. all car lines. Bride" and ferries
Improvements. telephone. low rent; refer.
erces. 331 Scheimerhorn-
10 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. Superior
1 - accommodations. near Wdl-st ferry
and Bridge. pleasant laf-r rooms, also o
smaller one French sppEen references.
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uurk iuanleo
Females.

--------------------------
Females.
A MANUE NSlS.-By Young lady Of re-
~ tnemenu aud education OF any place
of trust. Address H. -. Box 1.2s1 New
Haven, Conn.
s,TFNOGR APUEE and CkIEGRAPH
- OPERATOR wishes permanent position
moderate salary until thoroughly expert
rncod can bring reference from IoEHef
employer. A. B., Tribune Onie%
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Doar1 ano Rooms.

MERICAN family have prettiiy furnished
~ % floor front alcOye room " let, with
excellent board West side. Box 5,
'pfibuup Office.
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domestic 5ituatjons iulnte6
Females.

I COOK and NDRESS.-By swedish
] ~ woman q, cook and laGn Ire--, or house.
] dlughtnr with her. Call Mr.. VI AIN BERG.
! 81. irl.aVe
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A Stabbing Case at the Jail,
ONE PRISONER CUTS ANOTHER-wHERE DID TB
KNIFE COME FROM.

ONE PRISONER CUTS ANOTHER-wHERE DID THE
KNIFE COME FROM.
Vim. Moore, colored prisoner in the JAIL
will be brought to the Police Court in few
days to answer a charge of cutting fellow
prisoner named Walter Butler. The cutting
occurred yesterday morning. Butler was max
ing his usual rounds through the corridors col
lecting the buckets. He had previously had
some trouble with Moore. When he reached
Moores cell that prisoner made a cut at But
ler's throat with a knife. The weapon was
lowered and the knife cut him across the chest
and also slightly cut his finger. Richard Ander-
son, the van driver, was acquainted with the
facts, and getting an admission of the cutting
from Moore he swore out a warrant for his
arrest. Where Moore got the knife is a mys-
terry to the Jail officials, it is against the rules
of the prison for any of the inmates to have
such articles in their cells.
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day. Miller agt. commissioner Of PENSIONS
on hearing.
EQUITY CoURr-Judge Cor.
To-day, Lee agt. Foote; reference to auditor
enlarged and sale Of notes directed. Seymour
agt. Seymour; pro confesso and reference to
E. Forrest.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED : CoLoNIsTs : MONEY ADVANCED
,o for railr4ad fare and expenses Of trip from any
SiibeT Colony Property sacramento valley, CAL now
c. City lots and caiifornis fruit tracts free send
and rs @ass sna 'S Boa
WASTED-A ;GooD-sIzE STORE on NORTH
" side Pennsylvania ave, between 9Th and 18th
r fais sgGd Star
WANTED-OFFICE ROOM AND USE OF CALI
two hours daily address MERcHkST star Office II
WAASSITIEIp-FQR A FEW DAYS oNLYI7,ANDRE
dences in reference to Cleaning. Restorinr and Re-
pairing China, Bsque, Glass. and Brica -Brac
references from leading American and European
hG iai OF French and German spoken %
WANTED-sIX MORE HORSES AS BoARDERS
" to NIL my new stable. one of the best-aprointed
c. MibDTEToS HarRswa ~ KdnS sc 1h s s. S
ll2o Vermont court, opposite the Portland jall-6t
WANTED-To BUY SMALL GROCERY STORE;
Gerry, Star office. jal0-3t'
WANTED A CIVIL ENGINEER AND
W draughtsman. unoccuIied during evenings, wants
work; or would give instruction in mathematics
chnnics surveying, civil engineering, drawing. &c
WANTED-A PROFESSIONAL REPORTER. tx
w perenced in teaching would like TO give insruc-
tlon in phonoGT1phy TO either gentleman lady for
Star oe e the herman language Address Gs
WANTED-CORNET-A, B, c OR c SECOND
W hand IN good condition.; Address stating price
and where it can be seen J. w. S, Star office iis-3'
WhNTED-,FoR STRICTLY FREE-HAND
w Crayon Portraits call at my Studio and Sales
rooms and see specimens; You will be convinced that
Weekly or monthly payments taken. Prices 10
40 F2o. sausiac1on Guaranteed H Is. SMITH,
and 9th st. II. ". Open until p. N. ja9-0t'
Nv ANTED : GENTLEMEN's GOOD SECOND
" hand Clothing, for which highest cash prices PAID
also guns pistols, watches, &c, at 1901 lth st ses
WANTED-HORSEs TO KEEP: BOX STALLS.
w personal attention. Order box at Prices Stable
81 on ST. n " Farm 1th St road eight miles from
WANTED-GOOD SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
w guns, revolyers, old gold aid silver for which
highest cash prices will be paid. Call LASkEYS
w drei; weddinafC and Address dies. low rates
KERVAND'S. 10l2 Pennsylvania ave. NV. dl2-lm
EVERYBODY SUFFERING FROM
w smoky Chimneys to know that guarantee 20
cure them or no pay required: Ranges Furnaces and
Latrobes made TO heat or no pay. W. L. DANTE,
1413 18th ST. NV. dI3-;}m
ANTED-sTEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
tresses Made Over, Furniture Steamed. ard Moths De-
str9yed F.H.YoUNGs, l402 Pa.ay., TeleI hone I00s2
dll-4m
w prices for second hand Furniture Carpets and
Feathers Entire Households a Specially. Address
219 9TH St s. W. dl
WANTED-TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS
ter)for month, or money refunded. Families served
postal p er sa H. 6 s th Sly
Market Iook for the decorated stalls opposite Col
or 96-5 5n WI c - sCRPBSER iei'pnDa2e 9n
WANTED-IT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER
w ney Butter is ohurned every morning and de-
ivered in Il ID Ward" prints, SOC per 10. Also Cot
tage Cheese and Buttermilk Sweet Milk DC. quart
mvS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-11

MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to John
H. Powell and Emma Sutton, of Philadelphia
w. J. Stone and Allace Davis; Theodore Miles
and Ida b. Henning; VIM. Brown and Emma
F. Rennol; VIM. Motion and Rachel Newton;
Robert F. Thomas and Susie Jones; Lemuel F.
Skillman and Ella Ridicer, both of Loudoun
county, Va.
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MANIFESTATIONS,

WANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL,
w situation as chambermaid and sewing, or cham
Call or address 1872 10th st. NV. janl1-2t'
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w for Cooks, Chambermaid Waitress. Laundress. and
Buffers. sAM'LA cooMBs. g26 F st. NV. jaii-4t'
WANTED-,KNOWN WHERE TO GET PROBES
w sional and plain Cooks. Laundress, Maids Nurses,
vaie oiee aisched@at DICKS Agency 6i3 Eth nW
ja11-4t'
w years experenGeos situation as boekkeeger
Star Office 1t
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION
w clerk employment of most any kind; best of
references as TO character and ability Address W l.,
BadensburR, Md IT.
WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE COLORED
w Urls situations one as cook in private family no
ad S al Cr address, or
NANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS COOK, JUST
w from New York, a place in restaurant or hotel;
can FIVE good references Address 400 ST. NV
WANTED-BY A COLORED YOUTH, POSITION
w a. driver for doctor or private family; expert.
furnished Address BOX 20, Star office. 1t.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COLORED
q c T OFT address 8
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN
enees furnished Address < 3d. star 0ce 1
NVANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL,
w place as cook in private family; good bread and
wages expected. Address W. W.. Star office. jal1-2t.
WANTED-BY INDUSTRIOUS WHITE GIRL,
w place as cook OF to do housework; country pre-
ferred good references. Address NJ. NJ s., Star
office. 1t.
XVANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN, A POSITION
where ' there Other hcp Cali or address s
Fst.n.w. jall-3t'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A PLACE IN A
w wholesale retail grocery store to learn the bust
salary object; excellent references. Address
F. NJ. care Ryon Tracey, 5l3 9TH ST. NV. jal0-3t'
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED COLORED
w man place cook steward in hrst-cass
private family; none others need apply. Address
COOK, Star Office. ja1O-3t'
WANTED-BY A LADY OF EXPERIENCE, A
w position visiting governess, chaperone secre
office. jail OBJ
WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED DRESS
w Maker Sewing in families by the day week:
references given. Address Box 80 Star Office.
WANTED-A YOUTH OF SEVENTEEN WOULD
w like to get place in Office store honest and
willing; reference If required. Address c. s., Star
Office, ja9-3t'
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN.
w place in grocery and meat store give best
references. Address H. Ii. H., Star office. ja9-:}t.
WANTED : SITUATIONS FOR FIRsT-CLAsS
w help white colored, male or female, cooks,
maids. buffers nurses drivers porters housemen, &c.
lAll help selected no trampsJ +. M. BURNHAM.
80 9th st. NV. jaY-:3t'
XNANTFD-BY COLORED MAN AND WIFE, SIT
w nation in small private family butler and cook
Can give good for leaving present employer;
also, good references given. Address Box A. Star Of
flee. ja9-:}t-
XVANTFD-BY YOUNG COLORED MAN A PO-
w stion as waiter, cook or porter. Can give good
references. Call address IL IL Union Court between
and NJ and 10th and 10th streets NV. ja9-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-11

INDrcTMEYTs.-The grand jury to-day found
indictments against the following persons:
John Williams, larceny of mail bag; Marshall
L. Cook, larceny; Evart Gilbert. HOUSEKEEPING
in night; Frank Johnson. alias Saunders, alias
Byron Davis, HOUSEKEEPING in day; Geo. Her.
mann, house burning; Jas. Dixon, alias Jas.
Gray, assault with intent to kill; Jas. Cross,
alias Gray. and Frederick Lomax housebreak-
ing in night. The charge against Jas. Hicks of
false pretenses was ignored.
FoR THE PooR.-Miss NJ. McCeney sends IS,
and w. II. Beck $40, to THE STAR office for the
night lodging house.
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Mr.. BLAIyE's vIsIr TO TRENroN-A dispatch
from Trenton, N. j., last night says: Hon. JAS
9: Blaine and Congressman william Walter
Phelps spent last night in this CITY, guests Of
Gen. VIM: s. Stryker, acknowledgement Of New
Jersey. This morning was practically spent in
the inspection Of Gen. Stryker's residence,
which is Of unique architecture. 1t is under
stood that the visit was made for the purpose
OF inspecting the residence, as Mr.. Blaine con-
templates erecting a new residence in WASH
ington. and after hearing Mr.. Phelps descrip-
ton Of Gen. STRIKERS house. desired to see Il.
Mr.. Blaine left before noon for Washington.
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ANACOSTIA.

FATHER AND DAUGHTER ARRESTED - The
house Of Clarence Smallwood. who was sent to
the workhouse several weeks ago. was recently
broken into and robbed of quantity of cloth
ing. Last night Officer Thos. Anderson found
the stolen goods in possession of Mrs. Pleas
ants. who accused her father, Primus Davis. of
the theft Both were arrested. All the parties
are colored and live at Garfield.
BROKE HER ARM.-Mrs. Frost middle-aged
woman. who resides with her daughter. Mrs
Chas. r. Burr. on Valley street, fell down.
stairs Tuesday and fractured her arm. DIR. X.
A. Pyles set the broken limb
TRIP TO RoME.-Thursday evening Father
Hughes entertained the members of his parish
with description of his recent trip to Rome
and Venice. illustrating the discourse with a
stereopticon. Messrs. BARLEY Ogle, w. N.
Fisher. and Mclean furnished the music.
After the lecture the scholars of the Sunday
school were bountifully provided with sweet
meats.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

~ and Territory, Notary and U, 8. Commisnioner
JN0. Z. BEALL. 1871 It nv. In once from an.
70 PIE nl7
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

Il under Welcker Hotel very desirable location.
A. p. HILL CO,
ja7-1w 1888 street
nor ENT-OFFICES-THREE OFFICE ROOMS
II single or en- suite. at 1907 ST. NV, near the
Treasury: will be rented cheap to desirable tenant.
ja.)-lw JOHN SHERMAN 4 co, l4O1 r ST.
NOR RENT-SEyERAL FINE ROOMS. 6O6 nth
ST. NV. opposite Boston Dry Goods House. suits-
BILE for dental nodiste, other business pur-
poses. HARDING WATERS, COG 18th st. NV
dll-1m
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kSoR sALE-rHE ONR YET rNsolD OBJ Those
ik ,ts hganiinl e and bath aud furnace heated new
s 'Nriilhfs on y side % y. ave hat - ans
Nahtoi ss- nv ave has electric li.,bt and rail
way j. h. WIMER. l3l3F ali Ia
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MEDICAL. &c.

VTHAs NEVER BEEN CoNTRADIcTED THAT
4 DIR. BROTHERS is the odest-established advertis-
ing Ladies' Physician in this city. Ladies, can
confidently consult DIR. BROTHERS.. 500 b st. s.w.
Particular attention paid to ali diseases peculiar 70
ladies' married or single. Forty years experience.
ja1-lme
~ The Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
Physician III the City.
Can be consulted daily AGA ST. between ~ and 9th
Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consulta-
ton strictly confidential. Separate for ladies'
Office always open. js.-1ws
7 AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
IL experienced female ply stefan should consult Mrs
DR. WILSON, 100 Park Place ne, bet b and G IL tn
aud 18th SITS ne. Ladies only. Remedy, 50. n247w'
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
Viii any of nervous debility and loss Of
horsepower. 1t imparts vieor to the whole system
Male or female. 300 sts-w. ja3-1m'
ID FAD AND BE wISE-DR BROTHERS, eO6 B ST
HI appeared before and made oath that he is
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this city
Of men and furnish medicine charge; consulta-
ton aud advice free at any hour Of the day. Sub
scribed and sworn before me by DR.; BROTHERS.
District Of Columbia, this third day Of July. 1855
d21-lms
NINE. DE FOREST, LONG-EsTABLIsHED AND
M reliable Ladies' Physician be consulted daily
at her residence, SOl I st. NV. Once hour from
TO . p. m with Ladies only. ylS-6m'
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
throat nasal skin troubles; urinary dseases cured
DE- 5 BoDps pI %EkvfNE ". Hr ps1m.nsnsly cure.
a. e III sn ssssa Sx nsrgS You &C.
jy31 STANDIFORb's, cor. 9Th and nv.
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E|pk SALE-A SPECIAL OFFER BRICK HOI-SK
isb.H n W, bet, 4th and 5th, "a rooms: well h1-
90 ttou lhllhs good business lucatitn. prcN
s4.p1U u sold soon. will rent Tor sac
1~Ai-bl 4. hNNER
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FOR RENT--STABLES.

NOR RENT - A FINE, BRICK STABLE -FOUR
L stalls and ample carriage room, two coachmens'
rooms. l3l y Stanton alley. OF Hamilton House
Apply at Office Of the Portland. ja.2-:sws
lrOR RENT-RTAR 1924 14TH ST. n. W, ROOM
for four horses and vehicles: excellent condition.
with all cUnyenIences rent very low II taken
II. L. RUST, zoos St ny dl4-lm.
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I%lh SALE-THAT ELEGANT RESIDENCE lo.2
=, ave- NJ with stable Alta he'd. For terms
1919 street ". - ~ ~ NJ - It s.sN'
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VNOR SALE-NEW. THREE-STORY AND BASE
II ment house 10 rooms. 1927 n ST. north side los
23x6 20 paved alley: built by days work exceIti0n-
ally hne plumbing cabinet maiitels: double AoorS.
french plate glass window IaTlOr heated by hot water
system. Apply GEO. PRINCE, Photographed,
laS-2w lth aud pa ave
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MI Ap2Ne Is only portion of the property on my
- - L.rlsl list call AZ tfre for bulletin -suol n
lne Isl ana 10th Llalli THos 4 MAoGANAN
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NOR SALE-A GOOD INVESTMENT = porn
II hilck houses. a. " iiluN-i Court "a t,r,ufhly
rrn,ai SO. Irice $4,000. AIgiy 20 JNO n I'I'IJi.
-'-A-'i, ~" ON -. s~ jall- at