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ALEXANDRIA.
PUBLIC SCHOOL CHANGES,

PUBLIC SCHOOL CHANCES.
At the request of the teacher the city SUPER
intendent of schools has transferred Miss vir-
ginia Roxbury from Washington school, No. 8,
to Washington school, No. 10, from which Miss
Lizzie T. Wattles has resigned, and has placed
Miss Estelle V. Knoxville, the newly elected
teacher, in charge of Washington school, No. 9.
The new arrangement will 60 into effect on
Monday next. The public schools have all
their desks filled.
The corporation court, Judge Norton, will
open its March term at the city court house,
Market square, on Monday next The term
will be engaged in the ordinary civil suits and
probate business and viii probably extend
its session through next week. In the middle
of the month Judge Keith of the Alexandra
city circuit court will hold session here and
will hear the Shipman case, in which several
Washington lawyers are engaged.
NOTES.
The funeral Of Mrs. Joseph Padgett took place
this afternoon from the home Of her con, No.
III south Patrick street.
One of the patriarchs of the Alexandria col
ored people, Geo. Mitchell, died here yester-
day. He was not far from ninety years Of age.
He WAS for third of . century porter Of Nrs.
James II. Stewart who died recently in Wash-
ington.
Negotiations are nov in progress looking 10
the return of the Farm and Fsreside, the s8ri-
cultural paper Of Mr.. A. J. Wedderburn, 20 IT.
former ofioe In this place.
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lSOh SAIL
ingfon. D. O., situated ON the Marlboro (bowen) and
6ennng Bridge rUads partly within the District o.
Counbia. with road frontage Of about half mile az
cessthle by three CD bridges-Anacostis Penn. ave.
and benning-wtth good and direct roads from each;
hige elevation and view Of city. This one Of the
heAlthiest locations around Washington and very de-
lots q - scres. A. 6ADDIS,
te1Arlms l2l a s,e
the Potomac-54 acres u land on The Conduit rond
on the District line this z the most beautiful and pic
turesquo PORTION OF the District and now Be pur
cl,asod Tor tho low price Of $500 acro.
1..a,m THos- q HESskY CO..
EOR SALLY 40 ACRES OF LAND ON THE
-. Brad 5fsnsh rod within 500 y.rs q Connect
than any ofher price fog the trnct o16,OUu
THOS. @. UEN6EY CO..
telQ-lm 1SO 1t. nv.
located within the hu1ts Of Rockville. Also farms
sna AfmnS 'anq y lnsclsycnesy county Terns
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From the Nov York Bun
'Ths man who has Just left ne wanted 10
know II could cure him Of insomnia" lid Q
well-known New York doctor. He said he
he could not sleep unless he drank . bottle Of
beer every night just before going tobsd.
Nov, Tn give you prescription for insoDnis
10 put in the 6sa for al the world 10 rad.
Il II simply this: II you cannot deep ne
sp%psy az up srd ess : eeseisr Or No snS
drink GAS q milk and 60 back 10 bed aGnin;
then you viii sleep. TIE rule with I'll The ami
nal Kingdom h 70 slssp on full stomach.
Man has mot yet csassd 10 80 IN animal Beer
= mot % good = nilk, but . bite of some light
food = bettsr than either"
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SHOOTING STARS.
In the domestic harmony % in the musical,
il is the soprano that leads the bass.


THE STATE OF THE CASE
Jones: ''whas do you think about the color
line row in the wimodaughsis
Brown: swell, il strikes me that whatever Is
good for the white women in that body Il just
as good for black women
Jones; Yes. and on the same principle, what
ever in this great and glorious land Of freedom
and equality lie good for white persons is just rs
good for colored persons, but they dont get il,
this morning. Seeg"
THE SPRING POET.
This weather has its recompenss,
BY no means slight;
1t dulls the poets vernal sens
He cannot write.
BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE.
do you belong to the Farmers Alliancer'
''Oh no, I'm farmer"
ETHEREAL mildness seems to be lacking this
spring.
The clos of . dudes career is the best part
Of il.
LTNGERrNG IN THE LAP.
The clouds are gray on q winters day;
And the birds refuse to sing;
And the man is blind, who cannot end
1t is true likewise this spring.
DOLLARS AND SENSE.
Mamma: MARRY him, my dear; he ID worth q
million dollars"
Daughter: But mamma, he hasn't got any
sense"
Mamma: That's all right, dear. You take
care of the sense and the dollars will take care
of you"
A ton Of diamonds are worth ss5.000 600 at
the mines, and hotel clerks are organizing a
combine TO get them at first hands
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

L,OR RENT-24 ACRES; EIGHT ROOM HOUSE,
Il outbuildngs, &C.. ADJOINING ECKINGTON; only
$40 per month, will sell at reasonable price, JOHN
U. JOHNSON. corner 1.th and G SITS. mh7-3t
L'OR RENT A SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE AT
Il Deanewood, ID. c., Benning d. G. a short
distance from B. and P. 4. R. station; shade, fruit
water and outbuildiugs; 81 Price. SIS per
month. Also other houses in location. $40 to
$l2 per month. Inquire premises address
DR.. JULIAN W. DEANE,
mh1-3' 14l6 st. NV.
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THE COURTS.
EQUITY CoURr-JudQe Bradley.

EQUITY CoURr-Judoe Bradley.
Observation-Disclosures agt Butler; appear
ance Of absent defendants ordered Carberry
agt Carberry; compliance with terms Of sale
ordered. Wright agt. Wright: reference 30
auditor ordered. In re Mabela Canwock: refer
euce toauditor ordered. In re SallieW Iightner;
trustee authorized TO sell portion Of real estate
Terra agt. Weight; time 10 take testimony linz
tied to July Is. Adjourned till today. No -
Segment
CIRCUIT CouRT-yudoe Cor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will case; jury respited-
Today-The Erkenbrecker Co. ayr Ssnnmons;
motion for condemnation on answer Of garni-
shee granted for $50. schafer agt. Busey; de-
fault. Schmidt, administrator, sgt. TAlbsrs;
do Smith, Dixon 4 Co. agt Owens; do.
PROBATE Cousr-yudge Bradby.
Yesterday-Alex. T. Augusta; order Of publ
cation. Estate Of Isreal Kimball; petition for
probate of will. Estate of Arseniue J. Harvey:
will admitted 70 probate and letters testament
900. Estate of John C. Spencer; do. do 70
Florence v. spencer; bond Sl.5o0. Estate of
Elizabeth J. MADDOX; letters Of administration
to W. r Msddox; bond q, 600. Estate OF ID.
d. Porter; will fled with petition Eststs a
Samuel 4. wimsAtt; assignment Of contrscs
allowed In re r. J. KAiser ct al; AS Taylor sp-
pointed guardian; bond q. 600 In re Anna r
Roth; answer Of guardian fled Estate a
Sarah J. Perkins; csyest 70 viii. Estate q
Caleb Gardner; order that administrator G. =.
Wilson appointed guardian. Eshte Of Jana
Farnham; letters Of administration Issued 70
Robert Farnham; bond e7,000 Estate Of
Catharine Woods; win nled with petition.
Estate Of Henry Ward; win fled
Esrslgn Topics q lsssrsse
Senator Bochsr, the private adviser Of ths
Count a Raris, proposes 10 resign that fune-
ton Il b alleged his real reason IL that he =
finally convinced that nonarchism, certainly
% f.r - France b concerned, Il In . moribun1
condition.
The Joint stock banks II London have finally
agrsed 70 issue monthly balance sheets Of anssss
and liabilitiesL
Five brissdss Of police, 100 dstscfivs "a
three squadrons Of guards and dragons yin -
present. q TIE Autsun racs courss e Pnris -
supprss betting.
MAJ. wiasmaa - dsfsstsd - KibouA tia
Killing -, -vounding % and capturing -
1hs German lon w. 3killsd end IS voundoa
About eo.ooo hsad a easeis end nnch snmuns-
dOa 80 ivory vsgs eapssssa
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
by vIR UE or IHE p0WEk CONTAINED IN
t SsSTs M0Tay and John eSs IarnsI
s s a Sn 81 SH BIZ WsSs
at FOUR 4. NJ. the Gloe Steam Laundry, situate
ON said premises and now in operation with regular
The said laundry is fully equipped with all the
neeessary and improved machinery to do business OF
Wi E @ p tn sns Ct s %s rys,s sale
sseh Tune t1s Rrsr Bssk Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CANINrs ART STORE
OF New York and Saratoga, N. Y. Qately Of ID W.
Lexington street. Baltiinore).
GRAND
VENETIAN ART SALE
AT AUCTION.
In order 70 close out the beautiful and large coec
Bairinore branch store. we viii sell at auction the
same. which conn rises-
VENETIAN ARTISTIC FURNITURE.
VENETIAN WOOD CARVINGS
VENETIAN wRoUGHTIRON LANTERNS,
SOVE FAIENCES, AND OTHER FINE
ANTIQUE AND MODERN ITALIAN
BRIC-A-BRAC.
ces JAPh SEsE FEScI ENGTism al and an et ana
as i'fsss BOWLING
Corner ilt street and avenue northwest
MONDAf AND 1uEsDAl, MARCH NINTH AND
TENTH. lH)1.
SALE
Begins WEDNESDAY. MARCH ELEVENTH AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN. AND THREE p
FRIDAY: f MAhaf tESS4EfFTE AND
Until the whole efs sS = has ss sssn so1s
THOMAS BOWLING. Auetioneer. inhi-4t
GEO. W. sTIcKNEY. Anctioneer.
VI SOB 18th st.
AUCTION SALE OF VERY VALUABLE BUsI.
NESS CORNER, BEING THE yORTHWEST
CORNER OF STREET AND NEW JERSEY
AVENUE NORTHWEST
will offer for sale frcat Of the pre,aisea ON FRI
pay the IHiRTEEIa DAY OF MACH, 1851.
AT HALf-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. lot IL.
store and dwelling.
Terms made known at time Of SALE 400 depost re-
qured. Terne to lie complied with in fftern dsys or
property Will h. resoid at risk Of deIsutlnx
purchaser GEO ". STICkNEY. Aucti0neer.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.


+ -" LOTS 50 By 200 LOTS
THE s AIS sffS s'ffissgg5 5.a
and b investment offered in suburban properly
~ nA ''' 9. Z. PANE f sS @, &ssa...
r. FREE TOWN LOTS! READ THIS OFFER.
HON. lots, clear Of debt. in the finest suburb Of
A'-nN' o'''' POMONA,
so lots &eH 80 ss GSsa d
q q dsEn and e Per Royal
an% xisn ss 81
Commntato n, tsre to Atlantic &c to Phiadelph,a.
present. i vii worth sioo G year s 70 every 1
buyer this week will give an extra lot free in the
beautiful town OF
Send money and viii pick out a lot and send you
TTTanry deed Sy return mail SS Shsrse tor deed
Dr. GhHniNG. aos South 10th St, Philadelphia. Pa.
Entlw
FobD 30 SH YOU WANT A SAFE AND PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT!
DO YOU WANT A GOOD HOME SITE.
HAVE YOU DESIRE TO SPECULATE
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
one the s best for either that can Be
yersy site but is close by already established in
stltuticn of this sort.
TAKE NO MANS WORD
but ss ss v
and d.s S sRs
MAGNIFICENT VIEWS
Epr e hs as Es h
Potomac river.
WE HAVE NO EXPERIMENT
T s snE II
NEAR nsarS anS REPTTsaeSP sa
YOU CAN GET TO OUR PROPERTY
Because there railroads. both and electric.
town departments 1or one Jare Don't forget thai. 1p
BUY NOW BEFORE PRICES ADVANCE.
P s,N and an ~ Information Of wAhKEE
St 'o'' '' St. anu L. 1ea III +
WEsL,EE1Y HEIGHTS; PART , OF T.. The NORTH
o ss
T . and only I've los from the White hSnse
THE UNIVERSITY PROJECT Is SURE
pended " the Melodiss in s-ectns superb buildings
10O.coO feet already sold. Names of prominent
buyers REn'f fs qRIR isgRFSsskGSSD GLADDEN.
ss HUE r Ridge g 70
EH0m'e
The property It speaks for itself i is the eulminat
the Washington Monument, attaining height Of over
400 feet and fully $50 feet at its lowest points.
REMEMBER The DIRECTION OF The CITY'S
Growth. Invest your savings in this region, which
commands more capital and more influence than all
'Ds WESLEY fHi1 ifd'Ii TODAY THE
GREATEST
Opportunities to those DESTROYS Of safely investing
small amounts Ask your broker how much property
at 1oc. So IT. he can offer You in the northwest.
STREETS 30 FEET WIDE ARE BEING GRADED
To their full width. improvements go right along
without cost to lot owners.
CONTRACTS FOR THE ERECTION OF HANDSOME
Suburban cottages will soon be made.
$500 To $500 PER LOT. EASY TERMS.
FOR PLATS. INFORMATION, &c. CALL UPON
JNO Il. WAGGAMAN.
fe13-1m Cor l4th and @ SITS.
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THE OLD FIREMEN.
They Expect to Be Happy i'm Their New
| HOme-Trustees Appointed.

Iney Expect 10 BE Happy In Their New
HOme-Trustees Appointed.
At the meeting of the Veteran Volunteer Fire
mems Association held at Meyers Hall, 7th and
streets, and in spite of the bad weather there
was fine attendance. The members felicitated
themselves on the passage and approval of the
act authorizing the Commissioners to grant the
association the use of the Union engine house,
10Th and H streets They seemed greatly
elated at the prospect of having a home Tor the
association in one of the old-time engine
houses.
Mr.. Raglan from the committee on permanent
quarters reported that the bill for that purpose
had been passed and is now law. He re-
ferred to the assistance rendered in the matter
by Senators ingalls,, German and Others
Messrs. Martin and j. w. Thompson asked
that the committee be continued to complete
the work of preparing their home.
Mr.. Raglan stated that the committee asked
to be discharged and that trustees be APP
pointed.
The committee was discharged with the
thanks of the association.
The association decided to elect trustees to re-
ceive and manage the property. and the follow
ing were selected: John W. Thompson. James
James H. Richards.
Mr.. James V. Thompson moved a vote Of
thanks which was carried, to all veteran asso-
Citations for their aid in securing the passage of
the Union engine house bill.
Mr.. Raglan stated that the association was
under obligations to Gen. Circuit and Mr.. Mudd
of the House and Senators Ingalls, and German
for their advocacy of the bill, to the District
Commissioners for their favorable recommen-
dation and to President Harrison for his prompt
approval, and moved o resolution of thanks
which was adopted.
Mr.. Peabody offered a resolution of thanks to
the police, and especially to Lieut. John F.
Kelly and his men, for their efficient services
on the occasion Of the parade ON the Esd in
slant The resolution was adopted.
In discussing this resolution President Rich
ards, Marshal Thompson and Messrs. Raglan,
Martin and others spoke Of the honor paid them
by marching salute by Col Moore's command
(the Light Infantry. the Representatives Of the
Oldest military organization of the District.
The hope was expressed that ON the next 22d
Of February the two old organizations should
parade together.
they would put the old Union engine house and
how it should be improved. The trustees were
assured that much Of the work would be con-
tributed, and there need be no fears but that
they would have . place for their relics and
perhaps good library, where they could enjoy
winins to 0bsiss.
Mr.. John Z. osss a. an .nalsur :rusiea,s)-
''What's he singingr'
Miss Van Cief-sI.et Ne Lihs Soldier DE-
Mr.: Gett-.H lad my gun With ne hs
should be gratihedw
Ballet Girl-sT am going 10 quit The stags en-
tirely, 90 ~ Just considsr nyssH discharged 81
the end Of the week"
Manager-"Why, what's - ncAtsrT'
Il am going % marry . rioh Wan street
man"
my dssr young lady, you dsu't nssd dis
charge A mouth,s leavo of absence willansweg
he puxposs vsev velL "-znns 633jaes
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L. B .TowSEn & Sos,
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS.

L. b .TowsEn & SoS.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS,
1916 9TH Sc. NV
New shades Atwood Dress Goods, SOC.
New shades Wooi-face Dress Goods, DC.
New styles Plaid Dress Goods. yard wide, 12k and
25c. ~ 1870
Wool Mixed Dress Goods. in all colors, extra wide
125ec
One case more Light and Dark Calico, in remnants,
&c.
beautiful line Zephyr Dress Ginghams.
We still selling Table Linen at the reduced prices
and Will as .ong as the stock lasts.
A large line Dress Gngnams. in new styles and
1Oc.
One case Best Fruit of the Loom Bleached Cotton,
Sic.
Pillow Case Cotton, &c.
Best Bleached Sheeting, 213 yards wide, 2)c.
Best Bleached Sheetins, pa yards wide DC
We are selling Amoskeag Apron bingham for &c.,
usually sold tor lOc.
B!eached and Cnbeached Sheetine 10s wide, forlSc.
he'd Table Linen, last colois DC. Just received
good Laundered shirt. only 4.c. Boys Knee Pants.
2tc. Boys Outing Waists, :24c Boys Outing Shirts,
24c. Mems Outing Shirts. :,4c Mems Oyeralls Ace
Il ERVAND. ENGRAvER AND LITHOGRAPHER
N l0l. PENNA. AVE NV
visiting Cards printed from plate. 1lc. per loo
n3-u
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LINGERING IN THE LAP
The clouds are gray on a winters day;
And the birds refuse TO sing;
And the man is blind, who cannot end
1t is true likewise this spring.
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Winfng to Obligs.
From Puck.
n. John r Get. q an .n.l.ur =eu.io.l., :
''What's he singing9'
Miss Van Cief-sIet Ne Like . Soldier Die. 81
Mr.: Gett-"H I lad my gun With ne h
should be gratinedr'
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EOR SALE
improved by a 4-rooni house; excellent water and
healthy location price, $S5 PER acre. II
same TOR 600 per acre q acres with large dwelling
mag nitcent view Of city; sS 90; easy terms IN
acres near same, 10 room new house, orchard and
barn; 40. Six room house, acres, tor 81, .sO.
same distance 10y acre. LIZ between Wash
ington city and Falls Church. 3 small houses thereon
sdO per acre cash. balance to suit Excellent dairy
fruit or stock farm, miles from Washington SUB.
urban property and fruit, dairy. garden and stock
farm near Washington city q speciality. Send stamp
JAMES E. CLEMENTS,
- 1871 81. INV,
mh2-W WASHINGTON, ID. c.
EoR sAIE-FARM OF quo ACRES BEAUTIFULLY
i situated on r. r., mile below Bowie. III miles
from Washington, half mile front on H. K. Groom
dwelling and outbuildings; situation elevated; easy
mhs-6t DUCKETT FORD. GIT st. NV.
EOR -SALE-NEAR MULLIKEN's STATION, PR.
Geo. Co., one OF the finest farms near Washington
I'D acres OF the very bes forest land. improved by
dwelling. two large barns, stables and outbudinxs,
apple orchard, go, with other fruit; well fenced and
watered and in splendid condition. only GIG per acre
~ JOINING farm same owner. soil and improvements.
inSset ' B Ss5S XII ToR1 .G sf
Der sALE-FARMs. NOW IS THE TINE TO
buy farins We have on our books the largest hne
q farms and country property generally in this city:
sFGa F6 Ssi 81 s 81
Epk SALE-yERY DESIRABLE LOTS AT
reached in twenty minutes ride from city and can be
monthly payments. J.. R. HERTFOKD.
fe3l-lm 14lS q st.
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BLANK BOOKS.
MEMoRANDUMs. INVOICE AND SCRAP BOOKS.
COPYING BOOKS. PRESSES AND STANDS.
PAPER AND ENvELoPES
FINE STATIONERY.
ENGRAVING AND
PRINTING
EAsToN RUPP,
4e1 18th ST. NV.
d2o,3n OPPOSITE STAR OFFICE
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

L,OR sALT-LOTs on MASSACHUSETTS, AVE-
bet I'd and I'd fronting IS perfect grade
nice outlook; 81 ID Per foot WARREN CHOkTE &
CO-. 30 18th ST. mh7-st
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BUSINESS BEFORE PLEASURE
do you belong to the Farmers AlliAncer'
''Oh no, I'm farmer"
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LAs.ss.
MADAME A. McGILL.
(Formerly with NINE. RUPPERT,)
Has removed to g2l street northwest. where she will
continue the sale of Face Bleach and all other Toilet
articles of the New York Toilet Company Face Bleach
reduced TO 81 per bottle and only
permanent for all skin bemishes Satisfaction
guaranteed money refunded. Don't be led by hashy
advertisements to pay 81 Bleach when you
tam superior article for half the money. Ladies' call
and see tor yourselves.
MADAME A. McGILL.
Or send stamp for treatise on the complexion.
fe.SS-slm-
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DOLLARS AND SENSE

ton Of diamonds are worth ss5,000 600 at
the mines, and hotel clerks are organizing q
combine TO get them at first hands.
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ErOR SALE-BUY THESE PIANO BARGAINS NOW
Il Al the prices and the payments mentioned they
can { BE- duplicated. good square piano Il much
better than cheapclass upright. VI which 90 many
are sold ut tue present time. "a
Heinekanp square finest style. $3.50; per mo-, slO.
h.nerson slusre finest style, s-2A,1er NO., Si0.
Ha mes BroA square, an 81 style, GOO per mo-, ia
xose Sons square. finest style, V:se5 per mo- 40
Hairss bros sgnare nnesf style SlsO psr mo-. IS.
Chicssr;ng SQUARE hIxs stss; Siso per mo-, Is.
Brainard square. medium size. 800; per mo-. Is
THE PIANO EXtHANGE
mhoN Sl3 fennsy lvania ave.
LfOR sALE-BLOODED ENGLISH MAsTiFF OK
y neIel, ~ years old; reasonable figure. Adde'S
AASIIfF, Star once. mli-:ff-
u for buggy OF coupe; Price ol35 Al xHLEHER's
Stables. 40 9Th st. NV. uahiirSk
EOR SALE EXTRA FINE PAIR BAY COE6-
o 1t. hst tkh and l0sh. 80 mhk-s 81
h'vk sA1k-UARkIAA,kT TEAM; CROSS MATCH;
r.s sId ny; 20 sads M SpSa ne sstoe
S.aend - uhf-wA<2ts
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ETHEREAL mildness seems to be lacking this
spring.
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The clos of dudes career is the best par,
Of il.
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w OODsIDE
Lies bstween the Metropolitan branch and the 9TH ST.
the east and sOping toward both. The drainage
celent water good and easily obtainabe The subdi-
vision is eight miles from Washington and is the only
one ON the branch which fronts the pike There
ten houses the subdivision and more are to he
built at once The Rock Greek National Park as sur
veyed extends to point opposite the southern end of
tins snbv sion and to the west of it about
tiers OF mile Executive avenue extended forms the
eastern boundary of the National Park and will con-
city to the subdivision.
Lots for sale on easy terms and lower than in any
other subdivision OF similar advantages The ''Glen
Ross House." II rooms, bath, hot and cold water
mer boarding house. for sale on easy terms also
room cottage, hot and cold water. bath and shade
Price, $:S. 400, terms to suit.
For plats and particulars apply to
B. +. LEIGHTON, Owner,
mh4-1m AZ La. N W.
'INO HOTEL PROPRIETORS:
L / can offer for sale rent ''Glen Manor" neat
40rooin house; with IN. located at Forest Glen,
Nd, miles from city; 20 minutes ride; block
from station shade trees and finest spring water; any
experienced person fill this house and large
profits from boarders. j. Il. HEREFORD.
mh4-lm l419 u Ut.
DOR SALE-AT THE GREAT FALLS MD-575
acres Of land. This land lies both sides of the
Conduit road heavily timbered fine springs Of water
has frontage of about and " half miles on the
Potomac rlvel. This place be made very valuable
Tor picnic ground, evening excursions, &c. This is
nh4-ot
LfOR SALE-A HANDSOME 9-IlOOM HOUSE AT
Il Forest Glen, Md will exchange for property i'm
800 " ). K. HEREFORD.
mll4-lm 1919 ST.