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A.-ToILET SUPPLY 90, New York and Brook.
!lyn; monthly net pront $40. Taylor. room 10.
$50 Broa iwAy.
$40, ON0 TO invest In safe hands paying el0. OOo
| to sl2, 900 yearly. SAFE, boz 2s4 World. uptown.
ACTIVE MAN would invest $500 aud services in
safe S 6us1nes,; particulars Necessary. Immediate,
A downtown OAFE; long lease; location CEN
trail. Apply y to .. room 80. 100 broadway.
s,9ss q r asSSsA'
BAKERS-Middeby,s portable hrlot. oven Is the
seen baking lisa Bedford ave-. BfootlSn. G,itis.
pie 90.
BEFORE sLlLINg JopT store Or stock q nsi:
| ohand,se, dry goods, clothing, shoes, hardware,
cigars isst'a.e Fan ~ an:
bGn"S sas 'sas 's 'sFf "a AVE.
BUTTER STORE or other business. beat martst
bosa N hroI,Hn D" "rSo oompsnh1oa EsSt 40
srSokiyn. = W -.D'1' lD'N'' w. .''' ~ .'1.'
CHANCE sELSSoM oIiE;kEDIYeans t;Es mar Win
fssa 90 81 hssp orc
a sses LiD 1851 asS bs;enn world
o9RkKK aloEao1RT STRRMs; :ood sa ,ossIi,y Apply
Al CONT sint. .i ,hs i 81. % tiias;. and stc@.oh
tsi:nss,.dS 5 81, io,, tSi w sS:
rrofts TO any ono VINO can ,yndicAis tho plot Best
| Of references viii be given and required; sohenro-
tsdy IL tho latest growing city In the state; safe
| conservative and sure. Ad lrsss boz 922 Schenbo-
| tAdy, N, Y.
HOTELS BOUGHT, sold. rented and e1ob an sed
| ell price' and locations. j. W. DOOLlrTLE,
| hotel broker, $50 Broadway
reasons tor selling; price %. 900: kl,0 0 cash
no reasonable offer refused. 2S Lutte West 18th.
MI l.LlEERY business for sale cheap estabIisbed
- yeAsfssii Xii sSs S;nss retiring Millinery. World
PARTNER-EIpsrieaosdc cutter woui Ike 10 meet
| salesman to start mAnufActuIs mems nsokwe
| L., tor lit WoTld
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8. 6.

rooms: good table; own milk. vegetable.
SIS and 80; so minutes IRON city
ASBURY PARK, 603 lat ave, Desirable roomS
eIo-ilsnt board; accommodations for young
mon reasonable.
BELLE HAVEN COTTAGE. so4 I'd avs. Asbur,
r.rk,kIsslsn. board, splendid lOcatioD' meas
BOARD uN FARM, near shore; b.althy location;
III hhours from v. Y. by Atlantic Highlands boats
or Q. Ia. of N. j. good bathing, boating ana
fsbinG; plenty fresh egEa and mix. Mrs. y. 1.
PAluer. koansburg, Monmouth o.. M.
BoARDFRs WANTED lsrx. rooms; grounds
large and shadv vegetables, fruit on tho place
Address Mrs. A. NJ. Evans. lrvipgtou. EsseI Co.,
N. !.
RrT-CLASs BOARD at Houtsuytiie, N. J. .ons
hour from city, seven mi utes' walk from station
Ponnsyivauia RR. }, large rooms! high. shaded
gronnis; own mix, vegetables, fruit, Loutfv'
o. box 3s3 Railway, N. j. -
GOOD BOARD on a farm, IS mi.s from Nsw
YORK; pl-nty fresh milk. butter, egg. And veas
tablss; good bath hing. fishing and Lo,ting tTmHls
az week no shi dfe9 Address AUG AAoh'
NUILEY- ON-fHE- PAssAIC-l2 seres, bali m,Le
from station fare l8e, psr day " New folns
good boating, fishing, bathi,s: hne sprrins prs aaa
we'll water plenty OF fruit, berries, mix, esfs
And vegstabiesi good tables large rooms, pain J
house, piano; hne Pine grove. biHn GIounu So
stable terms reasonable. Ask ststionmaser fa
Mrs; De wursch or address d.. BOZ Si. hsessN
N. j.
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B0ARDEHS wAHrEC-c0URTRY.
Very York.


BOARDFRS WANTED; pleasant rooms, Eoo1
tab'e; convenient to cars; Mount Kisoo. N. Y.
Harlem kR. Apply To Geo W. Underhill
CATSKILL MOUNrAtNs-Good country board
for summer; terms moderate. Central Farm
house. boz Laursville, Y.
NEW AMSTERDAM PARK, Kensico Station. %
Lake k6nsico-3 miles from White Plains; 20
cpenoi; acoommo late, 90: sIcs,ient board. Of to
o. week; 6 weeks for $25; delightful open
s%RKks ARg'S 59a ws.. s.s .H'A' 'oAS
PLEASANT ROOMS. sbundsnt tsb!e, ISH prices.
beautiful scenery. Mrs. EMILY SMITH, Free.
hold, Greene County, N. Y.
STATISTICS PROVE sullivan County the hsslthi.
est county In the state Of Now York the healthts
est part OF tho county borders on the Delaware
River, noted for Its bia:k lass fishing. For board
in private family for auGts address Tho Pines looh
box No 7, Callcoon Depot. Sullivan Co.. N. Y.
SUMNER. HOME FOR CITY BOARDERS-A
substantial cottage for four families; every 30.
com modation for comfort and .neaIth large airy
rooms. as tue Location and sle'ased situstioa
tGl board in abundance; no better site desired !
DANIEL WEBSTER,
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Austrian Government Prohibits the
Expectation OF Fodder

VIENNA, july 13.-Tho Government In
view OF the distress caused by the drought.
has decided 10 prohibit the expectation OF
fodder, exclusive OF cereals, from Austria
and hungary.
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New England.

table. bathing, boating: tsmi!tss sosommo-
dated; IS minutes out. " J. Juns, Fairvisw
House, RowAyton, Uonn.
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A Big Packing House Burned.
OTTuMWA. In., July IL The John Nor
rcll a. Company Packing House, the second
largest In Iowa, was destroyed by nre last
evening. The loss will reach 100000. The
insurance is heavy.
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Staten Island,
New JERSEY.

SEASIDE SANITARIuM for women and ehldrsn,
Richmond, 5. 1. -
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Long Island.
THE p.wrHG, k,ilNW0,opS', l,

BAYSHOKE, J.. :. n. Y.
Large, cool rooms; good tahie; wide piAzLas;
minute, from hay. i. b. PULLS, Prom.
AT soUTHoLD, Long Islana-Lsrse rooms; eI-
celltnt table: shady grounds boating, bathing.
fishing. Address box ll3.
BOARDERS WANTED-PatchoEue, private fam
lily: centre OF town; torms reasonable A. n. b..
boz sos PAehogue, L. l.
HANDSOME resi iencs newly furnished improve
mspte lArse piazzas; near station iarm produce.
Box 237 HempsteAd, J.. J.
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ron SALE.
Ses our line Of
RoIl-Top Desks,
Sore and OF Ice
Fixtures, Coun.
ters, ShelVings,
Partitions, &c.

ESTtMA rEs AND DESIGNS FURNISHED.
FINN BROS, 12l and 1913 LeoparI bt.. and co
and ca Elm St, New York.
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East Sioe.

MADISON AVE. 1907, near laoth H.-Large
and 'ma room. superior board --,-.-.
1 Av,
a. 50 up.
trB AVE.. az -ti.,oh family, VII 10. single
rooms. with board Sta week Lsfouro"ds.
sTn ST. 80 EAST. near . aye. LARGE ADD 'mail
furnished r-oms. with uo,rd, $3.50. N6.
9TH ST. SIS EAST-p parlor aud ,her rooms: with
binrd, terms moderate lost OF table board.
lorH ST.. II EhSr-Aieey furnished rooms, with
isrco
lOrH ST, ~ EAsI-Pls..ant double and sing o
rooms; all convnnlences; terms nodetAte.
llTH ST. as EAST square an si,rls room GOOD
table; soutnsrnets snh transiens aceommo.
dated references, moderate -
l9,H ST. .922 "a r Elegantly furnished back
class boarh.
16rH ST. 1872 EAST -Hsnd.omeIy krnishs3
rooms; superior German hoard moier.te
2lST 81. 80 East snmely furnished rooms.
with board, v,it tors to city accommodated; roA-
sonable rates.. references.
2sp ST, 2aa EAs hoard, youpg nan. s6.75
IS; gAr, bath: early breakfast, luneissi good.
respectable home.
25rH ST, ll4 EAST. near 4th svs.-Pl.asant
rooms, large and single. with board; table board.
2sl Il sr, 1888 EAsT-nlessnt psrlor. suitsbl. for
ONCE; ALEC ther rooms. with or without board ;
terms reasonable.
sisT sr.. 7,Easf-. .Hne,oeisd recommendation !
FAM iss aud bachelors; references.
33D ST.. 2Is EAST Furnished rooms. with board |,
ali convenience.; gents. IS; lsdiss. 81. so.
84Tn ST. 1873 rAST-LarVo and sma rooms,
with frst.elsss table summer prices; references
4DrH ST.. 22R EAST-Niosly furnished rooms,
is,ge And small. with board; gentlemen sI
4l>r ST. 2A EA T-.oom and board: eli con.
veniencs. ladies, 50. 80. gentlemen, IS: use Of
parlor.
4srH ST.. 242 EAsT-Desirabls furnished rooms.
with or without board; bountiful table; very
moderate.
bsTH ST, 100 EAST-Large rooms. first, second
floor; also smaller. superior board; cool house;
SUNNI prices.
66CH ST.. l64 EAST-PlsAssnt furnished rooms,
aNo rst. olass board. with private jewish family
private hVu,s.
7?D ST. 1863 fAST-Nicely furnished square and
hail room. with or without board adults only.
l22D ST., ia FASr-BAck pAr or, for doctor or
couple; also small room, with board; private
house.
Path ST.. corner IeIinEtnn ave (FIotel Pstslsr)
Handsomely urn,shed .orns, with without
boird terms reasonable.
FIRST CLASS BOARDERH in private family; all
convenieIces' hrst-ulass neiS hborhood. Inquire
Sd fiat. III East SD st.. Mrs. j. Rabe.
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GOODWILL & Interest for Sale.
- One Time, 2bc. per lins: Second Tims, 31o.
VI per line; Third and Subssqusnt Timss, zoo.
~ per line; 90. Per line extra on Sundays
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DWW SNFFIIkN, F2o FHIH.
100 nov sl5p safeties At $76 each
4 1 a A u a 4 Ia IL

A;x5:aNSAiWWHHYe Ax5:sSAHis WWHYeNN NNA7sTFF 75F TdxS dxN WsETnI sEI
aRlirE99Gx rf9x II iIKkMia faSss sS ASkk:
furniture, horses, WAGONS. 40. amount no object:
@ o s Ssd
A A0okNEk 1QUoR ST0kE, upfoWs,-h.nd:
" ss; a. s:,; $SSs :Sf sss .:'
A.aTnE PRoPRIlEroR Of two usno5 store. will
sell oneor ooth prices - 100. $4,000. reasons,
'''''' "''A' 70 'A' p'JJtsSEEs JTSEs, "a ch.mb.r.t.
A CORNER LIQUOR STORE, BRooKLYN.-
..s Ss9' A''a''' goo SoS SSiH a seas% ii. S.'
A CORNER SALOON With iurni.hed house,
JONES. % Chambers.
Al BARRooM. Best part South At. ret $50;
IS, 900, part cash. JONES, "a Ch.mbsrs.
ANY store or merchandise bought ut
.,,ac,, eaacn tor snTS5s sTSS5isn;n n"de;"y; bs;iTs..
HX"ilIsS SiO East sH'h 81. ''
flksi si.cLAss BAKERY for s,it chap; doing
LArge susinsss' horses and WAGONS evsrythins &
Y or after p. NJ. LANzER, ss1 L.i.yette ave-,
A.-LoUoR s10HE-For sale. one of the finest
corner liquor stores in Brooklyn only one on tour
Sae. 'i aes' as B.s.ssy 70 :asf
| A FIRST. CLASS LIQUOR sToltE in ,Brookiyn,
on account OF dissolvins partnership. Apply 2+lS
9Th ave-. New YORK
An 0LD. .EsrAbLlshtD plumber store; frat
Of soips to Europe. Appl, 100 West ?sth st,
| A,--foR sALE-Oorner llanor store; prces4. 900,
dSsfPgs dJssssP 20 ssS ssis Il. .s sa ,.. ,,.
A fiNE oor er liquor stare on 9th ave-, near 42d
" h' AHsoN. liz ss 50 fIsiS,p Ii y p:o' .s
ANY ,sTORE VE sTnGk OF MER.
aid retail stocks. JACOBS. sos BisssssH 81.
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North of 125th Street.
l34TH ST., al wESr-Largs second floor front
room and hall room, with board summer rates.
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Vest SIDE.
10TH ST., a WEST, between 5th and 6th svss.-
Rooms with board At reasonable prices.
18TH ST. l27 wEsT-N,ce pleasant paTlors and
upper rooms; summer rates; transients accom-
modItsd table board.
l4TH ST., 2fO wEST-Des,rabis double and sim
ale rooms. with board: central location; SOUTH
erners accommodated; families reasonable.
l4TH 81, 3i4 WE T-Larss. desirable rooms,
$40 to Sh; also parlor floor. table hr.t olass.
18TH 81. 81 wtsT-DesirAbls rooms; parlor; {;
second moor families, gentlemen parior dising-
room. moderate: table board.
l7rh ST.. 522 WESI-S5. 50 to 70. neat rooms
r.:forse. '''-'' '-'' ''''' '''N ''-''
18TH ST.. 81 AND 63 WEsT-I.arEe and small
room. pArior.foor dining room; superior table; ;
transents acoOnmo o lated.
2iST ST.. l47 wEST-Desirable double and single
oms; table board; tran-ients.
2lST ST., $50 WESr-Hsudsomsiy furnished
large and small rooms. with e1csient board, At
| summer pricss.
2lsT ST., 23+ " TEST-larse. PLEASANT, cool rooms |;
l. rnnninv water all convenisncos; Is and SC.
22D S., 4 wt.ST-P Pleasant large ana smAll rooms
With board; permanent or Transient; summer
22D ST. 3lS WEST. Cnslses X Houso- Rooms With
board sinGly or en- suite peImansnt or Transient.
23D ST, 2n6 wEST-Larse and small pleasant
rooms with excellent table summer price, table
board.
2sD ST., 2}l WEST = Handsomely furnished
rooms with eIcsl'ont ioard; transisuts and
PATH ST.. 259 wEST-aood room. with good
| hoard. terms reasonable to desirable parties.
Owner.
.sTa ST.. al wEST-Choice suite and square
rooms. with strictly hrst-elAss table and attend
| Ancs.
a9rH ST. lss WEsT-pontle room, picsiy .faTi
pibhed eJcellent board w for two; private "a
| iy. Gibhs'S toll.
sniH ST 3l9 wEsI-Nieely FURNISHED large
81 81
3lSr ST. az wEST-Large now , furns he'd room
| pri,Ats hath; hall room; table thoroughly fra,
| c'ass, summer price,.
l3D ST. l47 wESi-sauare and hall rooms. con
| nsctinx or singy, with board; table poArdors
| references exchanged.
Ash ST., 1857 wEST-Larss room in pri,at
| iamis, with or wit tout board; overy con
| venisncs.
45ru 81. 2s7 WESr-Desirable rooms frat elias
table moderate charges; references; table board
iSIh ST., 31T WEST-Nio-ly furnished iafgs ant
| small rooms; good board; every couronlsnce
| very reasonable.
| isTH 81. al wESr-LArgs, cool front room
board for two, $l9; also back psrlor with bal
cony.
49rH ST.. l59 WEsT-Handsomeiy furnished
ro0 m for MAJ aud wife; hoard wife.
so II ST. , 357 EST Boss iers wanted gentle
men, 80 lAdtes. &3. so per week; Also hrst-clAe
tabo board.
5lSr ST, All wEST-Handsomely fur nished Isrg
and small rooms, all improvements. with excel
lent table, table board.
9tru ST. II WEST = Large aud small hand
| somely iurnished rooms In select house; goo,
| table; reference.
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AOARDERS WANTED.

a One Time, 2oc. per line Second Time. lie.
u per IineI Third and SuDsequent TimSs, 16o
~ per line. No sitra charge on sundays.
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THE BRISTOL,

IS to 10 East llth st.. near 5th ave-. comfort abls
family house, very moderate terms. American
And european plans.
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PARTNER-EIp p.rtcnosd cutter would like 10 meet
. salesman TO start mAnufacturs mems nsokweAr
l., to3 lit World
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FOR sALE-Restsursnt and oyster -p.rlor. In
| uuite ~ Davis's butcher shop, i72 9th ave., be-
| tween 36th aud 37th SITS.
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l.FOOT or 4-foot 6.inch wide mattress rsnovats
at your residence, including . new tick,
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| way. one on GAtes ave- And one on Pacific OF. &.
| near Twrnty third Rsgiment's new armory. Apply
st DhNENBERG 4 COLES. 3b Bremen st. {,
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I FOR SALE Fine stationery, blank book, toys,
| novelty and news busiuess; stock IS. 900: doing
| good business; retiring account health; no
SCENTS Geo. Il. kouies. 1888 Market st.. Paterson,
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FoR OFFICE SEEKERs.-A letter from
Washington TO the Richmond Dispatch
saws: ''For the information of Vir-
ginia democrats who hope to procure
clerical positions under the next admin
istration, it can be stated that every
thing in the classified service-embrac-
ING practically all the places worth
having-is under the regulation of the
civil service commission, and members
of Congress are powerless to aid any ap-
plicants. To get these places it is ne
cessarv 10 write to the civil service COM
mission at Washington for blank ap-
plcation, rs well as copy Of the rules
and regulations. After the examination
has been successfully passed the appli-
cant's name is put on what is known as
the eligible list, and he or she waits un-
til there is vacancy, and in the regu-
lar order the positions are filled. 1t is
slow process, but it is the law of the
land. and the sentiment of the country
demands its enactment. While 1t
stands the Virginia applicants are vast
ING their time in requesting congress
men to obtain clerical positions for them
in the departments, President Harri-
son is said to be about to further cX-
tend the civil service regulations so
they will include postoilice clerks in all
the free delivery offices. Ifso, it would
apply to places like Charlottesville,
Lynchburg and others in Virginia. Just
before Mr.. Cleveland retired from the
Presidency four years ago he extended
the regulations so as to include the rail
way postal clerks"
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From King George County.


A letter from Comorn, King George
county to the Richmond Dispatch dated
January 2Sth says:
'The hydrophobia excitement is again
running high in this county. Fifteen
rabid dogs had to be shot in a single
dav in one neighborhood. Before it
was known that the disease had again
made its appearance many farm animals
were bitten. Hogs are now dying in
large quantities and the cattle attacked
bv dogs ten days ago begin to exhibit
unmistakable systoms of hydrophobia
and have to be confined. Several small
chidrea have been bitten by house
DOGS. il is estimated that no less than
450 dogs and hogs have died of rabies
in this county since this time last year.
I'm the course Of Il few days one
farmer here had fortytwo lambs killed
by dogs, and about the same time
nearly one hundred old sheep and
lambs were destroyed in the same way
on several plantations in aradius of nine
miles. 1t is said that at least $1,000
worth of sheep are destroyed by dogsin
King George every year, and it has
leaked out that the farmers are plan
ming q concert of action to demand of
the next General Assembly Il judicious
dog law. Already it seems certain that
this question will be made political is
sue in the canvass next fall, and that no
one unfavorable to the passage of such
law will secure the nomination for the
House of Delegates.
sit is feared that several of the light
house keepers on the lower Potomac
have perishcd. This fear grows out of
the fact that no signal lights have been
seen from land for some days. All COM
munication being cut OIL, it is not posi-
bic to ascertain whether or not the sup
ply of food and fuel on these houses are
exhausted or whether the occupants are
dead or alive.
"It is estimated that 1000 oystermen,
fishermen and sailors, who were caught
bv the freeze, are wandering about
through the Northern Neck entirely de-
pendent for food and shelter upon the
charity of the natives"
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AUCTION SALES.
By Z. F. Knox, Auctioneer.

pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
u Corporation Court of the city of Alexan-
dria, Virginia. rendered on the 2Sth day of
December, 1892, in the chancery cause of
Thomas Fairfax against Ethelbert Fairfax
and Others, the undersigned, appointed spe-
cal commissioner for the purpose, will at -
n'.lnrl. IN ON
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DENTISTRY.
DENTISTRY.
NOTICE
6r. ]. Il. Bitter. SURGEON DENTIST,
Office 7I3 Cameron street, opposite
Christ Church.
-tr-FT.r q -f,r"

GAS ADMINISTERED.
Haying removed my Dental office 10 the
above address | wish to thank my friends
aud patients for past lavors, and announce to
thcm and the public generally that | am pre-
pared 70 perform al operations pertaining to
Dentistry in the most approved manner, and
solicit a share of their patronage. | will
,oaE,.a- spccialtr of PAINLESS EXTRACT
ne and making ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
and call particular attention TO my local an
sesthctic. which | have used so successfully
the pas; yea. extracting teeth ptinleSSly.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH FULL SETS 50 and UP.
invite an examination Of these teeth and
comparison OF prices
Nocxtra charge for local anesthetic.
j. II. BITTER d. d. s,
iin?g lm 713 Cameron street.
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WAS sufferer from catarrh for fifteen
wears with distressing pain over my eyes 1
used Elys Cream Balm with gratifying re-
suits. An apparently cured.--Z. c. Warner,
Rutland, Vt.
SUFFERED from severe cold in my head
for months and could get no relief. Was ad-
vised 10 use Ely's Cream Balm. 1t has work
ed like magic in its cure. am free from my
cold after using the Balm one week, and /!
believe it is the best remedy known-Samuel
! Harris. Wholesale Grocer, 119 Front St,
New York Jal-o
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Special COMMISSIONS

certify that bond has been executed by
The special commissioner above named. with
approved security, IS required by the decree
IL the above-namcd cause.
JOHN S. BEACH,
Cleri, Corporation Court, Alexandria city.
in9O Is
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SATURDAY.


the 18th day OF February, 1898,
in front of the Royal street entrance to
TIE Market Building, sell for cash the
following described real estate, TO
wit: al that frame tenement and
lot OF ground on the north side of Cameron
street between Patrick and Henry streets, in
the city OF Alexandria State OF Virginia,
bounded and described is follows. viz: Be-
ginning on the north side of Cameron street
- feet 10 inches, more or less west of Pat
rick street, and at the west wall of the brick
house standing on the ground conveyed by
William Manlin and others, to Eliza Swans
bury, and running thence west with Cameron
street Is feet inches TO the east line of the
house standing upon the ground conveyed by
The same parties to James +. Carlin then
north parallel TO Patrick street 73 feet 5
inches then east parallel to Cameron street
the length Of the first line, and then by
straight line to the beginning. Together with
all rights and appurtcnanees TO the said lot of
ground belonging
Conveyancinga the cost OF the purchaser.
LEWIS Mex. BELL,
HARRISON KIRK, jr, Trustees.
FRANK WAKEFIELD,
jan20 IS
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YlHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
4 HOLDERS of the MOUNT VERNON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of Alcxan-
dria, Virginia, will be held at the company's
Office, corner of King and Fairfax streets,
Alexandria, Va, on TUESDAY, January 81,
1893, ut II o'clock noon, for the election Of
officers and such other business as may prop
crly come before the meeting.
F. E. CORBETT, President.
A. A. WAKEFIELD, Secretary. ja16 I'd
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For Over Fifty Years.

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REalEDY.-Mrs.
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over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS
for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
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ana ask for MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SY-
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Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
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Rncklen,s Arnica salvc.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
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cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guaran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box. For sale by
c. G. Lennon. COG King street.