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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

DOR RENT
1919 Corcorsn st NV, rooms. all mi $500
llol 2lst st. w., rooms, all m. i....... 81. 90
12f32 d St. NV. rooms, all i............ 1870
100 9th ST. NV. 6rooms. all i.......... 3D. 50
dwellinrj.. 30 90
2USI Portner place n. rooms, a. $3.50. %. 80
sI34 ~ ard place W., rooms all m j. ca. - so
52i 24th ST. n. W.. rooms water. ............ so
IT'D 24th St Nv. rooms. water............ 10 30
IL I'D st. n. w., rooms. all M ........... 1870
2UI 81 n w.. rooms water. .............. H. 50
and Corcoran row n. W.. rooms water. ca II. 90
iS ST. Mary.s place n. w.. rooms, water. 10 ID
II rear l2O St n. W., rooms, w-ter.... TO- 30
~ rear l12o Path ST. w. rooms. water. 10. 30
u! Cabbage alley ne. rooms, W tier. TO- 90
nol ST. n e.. rooms. all mi ............. 30 10
Si3 30 ST. n e. D rooms, all In. ............ % 30
~ ST. n e.. rooms. all m. i............<.. Is 80
81 1th st n D rooms all m i............. 49, 30
u lOth st. Sc, rooms. all m l. .......... ~. 80
IoLS N u ave. s. e.. rooms, all m. 81. 90
~ WASHN DANENHOWER,
1eIO-ot 18th and q SITS. NV
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NOR RENT
Ed = l7 3 nw;i 1or:. new. reduced for summer
lib NV, 1lr.. new.
NO3 6 NV, 11r.. new,
IA l2:h NV. 1Or.. large yard; S35.
pa 18th n. w., Or. business building; s75
c4l nv upper floors. suitable for hall or
100 .. fHEo. A. HARDING. 18th and @ NV.
geIo-3t Ohio Bank building
FOR EENr-A S. cAYWonD. .9g3 9TH 81. n
nj isr o. i4l i lssS ne. M m q 20 g
SVo HnW, m liz % 0Ol 424 st NV. mi 7r. 20 30
Lioi 81 NV mi 14r y 6o1?0 10th st mi, 1r 20 90
Rim az Tax Pk l4r 20 nO14t sheridan NV, 6r. 20 90
1910 r1a av nw III I'D 20 l24 st N 7r. ~ 80
1000 st ne, mi. %. 00fQS X st me- IN l. ST. Isl 80
9l2Gn st NV, mi Or 30. so 1905 I'd NV 2d d ar In 90
1910 with pl. mi 7r 30. 0Ol2 Heating ave ne erl5 90
1S mi, 7r. % 40 los 9Th w. 2I n ar IL 90
551 LIST st mi. 7r p 4o2SOS 9th st NV 5r IL 90
IA Sth st ne mi. Sr 2. 90 1904 Sd st ss Tor IL 90
tH st se mi 7r pa 0O20O1 Seatop st ne 6r 10 90
1COf st re- m |, Sr.. s5 O06tO Sumner NV Or 10 90
17S3 Pa NV, mi ST.. ~. CO2OO7 Seatop ne Or 81 SO
4O9 4th st ne, mi, II. %. 30
Cor 9th and SITS NV unfurnishsd rooms
Furnished cottage at Colonial Beach &l35 for the
season.
OFFICE ROOMS.
4S90th st NV. q 81. &35 co go 81 NV lr 80 On
439 9Th st NV. II. 1r IL. 90
STORES
1000 st ne. st&dw S35. 90 1926 ave NV o I5 90
9 9l!5 9 9,h st NV & 9o2l2o 9Th ct nw.....9 90
STABLE.
Rear 1O2o Kingman pl. $2ol je1O3ts
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

A MMoAIAIE STEAM CAKPET & LAM %
n Works. Carpets cleaned the beat r1-nnel.
Carpets made moth proof tree of charge. NattrseS
n ade 70 order. Ofice. ITO Pa. WorAs. AsO
and lsl0 h So NV. 1eiepHoa-. s04.
nl.i-s9 III NEMAlER. AAnan8s
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Fog full list apply to WESCOTT WILCOX
telO 1907 Pennsylvania ave. n. W.
DOR RENT-IN GOVT ALLEY, 2lST s r. BET
l. and y. new siy-room brick house; water &c ;
Sl2 per month; will ront basein, mt az "a
J. K HERTFORD,
je10-3t l4I9Gst.
Il I'D St Lear Washington Circle. Ap2lyto
J. Il. HEREFORD,
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fEKSONAlL
w MAKE II HOTTER THAN II ,,EALLl IS
w TOR com letlt r. with unparalleled rates for
esn.s' d .cardei garments. Send Cor u.s. JUSrH'S
OLD STAND. olSD st. NV. Selo
S1lO WILL BE PAID BY YOUNG LADY
s'I w for p1sition copyist in any Of the de-
partments- Address. strictest confidence, &C ACIA
star once. 1e9-2t'
A SINGER FRIEND-YoUR ADVICE IS GOOD;
VIII be folio wed as far as possible. but he<
Will see me and convince and relieve my mind Of
the contents Of your letter.
You can trust me.
1ea-3t-
DRINATE GERMAN LEsSONS-CoNNFRsATIo
4 method interesting. rapid. Thorough; native OF
Germany; It pupis resiienre 4 desired: excellent
ts1ponials- Prof. j.. l4U6 Hopkins place. near 2Oth
ana SIS. Nv sp22-sstlawl0Ss
pEoMPr AND RELIABLE PC. BAGGAGE DE-
livery telephone mail orders - branch Offices
Merchants Parcel De livery Co and baggage Transfer
Phone o,9l Main ffice. OLE Pa ave. Je6-.set
civil SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
" and answers. send To-. -
s. ". FLYNN. A. NJ, Ivy Institute
ny20 Inn Southwest Sth and X sta n W
A UTHoRIzED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
"A Comnunications promptly attended to. coniden-
tai: once open all hours. Best references. wM
WILLIAMS. Manager $50 n W. Established 1850
apl2.,m'
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GOO Is at ne. Or S.B
n Tenn av ne. TIA m is
- 18th nw. Or. ni--.2ho0
4n1 4th ~ ne Or ami. g :. 10
401 u s. lie. sr. ami. - 10 20
liz 18th sc. 1r&alni. l6. 30
S2l 9Th ne, Or & II i. u. 20
616 18TH ne. .ir. Mi. %
l2lO-l2 l. So. 'ir..
ll2e Bla1 road ne. Or. !. L,
5l2 Marks aiiey.s. f.. &. 30
/ Il BGADLE g2s F-t.
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EOR RENT-l45i RI
Il av NV, Tor. I'm i. -
1:'40 Q 81 NV. llr. a mi. 81
1909 flth ST Sc. Or,
stoce.a mi.......-......40
13oS L II NV. SrSami. :. IL
$50 ID sc. Sr & . la hs 30
1910 Rigs st NV. Or.
e m i.............4,1
- Grant pl. Sr & 4 M i. a
1908 Sth 81 Sc. l0r& 9TH. 10
f.E N.AhE IL EHfE ri,
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| EfoR Rem r-DURING July, AUGUST AND SEP
| Il TENDER. nicely furnished from hous : cellar
and attic. on University Heights; 10 min utes from
| electric road BANCROFT L CO
1eo6t' Gus and 9I4 u ST. NV
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ATTORNEYS

CAMPBELL cARRINGToN,
y Attorney -at-Iaw.
Webster Law Bniidiny. sos 81. n W.. Wsshingtces.
ID. C Residence. 1888 N q. n W. d.
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L,OR RENT
Il 1919 2Sth st. b b. mi,
Or, furnished. .......&l0C
1911 Prospect ave, b b.
mi, 16r. ................7f
29,S P s.. b b, m i. lar. d. g.
30l5 Q st. b n. mi. l4r-. 50
3031 o 81. b b. IN 4. Tor. sc
1928 gid st. b- store.
mi. n..................5C
1898 n st. bI Ia. mi.
sass-5o-:a N st. .' If Il and
store. 9r................5C
1887 sd st. br store, Pr. 40
2So3 p st. b b, IN i.
LII. 1900. --.....3 ID. 81
c. II. 7
Georgetown Office,
my12 Washington office.
EOR RENT-132s AND
Il eight rooms and bath q
bath; all modern couvenb
hood Inquire OF FRANK
81. n W.
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.

EOR sALE-NoUR CHOICE on REASONABLE
efhs We have several very handsome and stylish
utT.knt p1alos. made in rare fancy na ura wooca.
,nst are worthy your inspe ion. They the nneat
Igh Grade Instruments. Magnificent tone and WORK
mshshlp. Onsu- passed in elegance and durability.
We ant 10 rlose them oft they little too hne
ior the usual Of trade. Your choice ~ them %
actual cost and cash monthly payments sut.
They Will 80 quicE-be hand early. The grestese
Oar sains ever seen In new pianOs.
The PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS.
ies oI3PA
FOR sAl.E-A HALr.Er DAVIS PIANO: 600
n Also superb pianO Of modern style N
thorough repair: o. ~ 80. A bargain,
TROMSoN's Music STORE. 52l 1lth -
apl-3m
II sou ARE PIANOS as rood standard makes.
from SO upward. for cash or easy monthly Jay
ments We Nus sell these 10 give room. aud you
can secure splendid piano for almost nothing -
coming Ia at once.
pFEIFFER CoNLIFF.
jeo Ala llIh St n y.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

EOR RENTS ROOMS AND BATH, A. NJ. J., ON
9 h st n. e. so 90; rooms and ba h, q. m. l.
on Acker st e.. SIS. 80; IS rooms and bath. a. m l.
on II st Il. e o.; 10 rooms and bath. a. III. !.
on 6 st n. W.. $40 80. ". 1. WILKINSON,
1elO-2t- 64} st. u. W.
DOR RENT-321 I'd ST. s. f. ;2-STORY AND
i basement brick rooms and bath; numerous
ciosetsa l. convenient to four lines of cool
and healthy location good ghborhood; $32 80 rer
month. 1t.
TOR RENT-l233-l235 G ST n F. NEW HOUSES:
Or and bath concTei cellar; am. l. we'll arranged
anu nlcey finished; St33 per can't be eQualed.
FRANK L. HANCOCK CO.. 18th and G SITS. n. ..
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RO'
HOS + st. LIST floor and
basement ............S12
3 fur'd rooms near the
Shoreham. with heat
and attendance. 10
1914 Ii st. 2r and bath. 3
BULLETINS CAN BE
FICE- FOR PERMITS
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Lafayette square. SGsjS. 6f Mcpherson sa 49, slGS e6
Mass ave 10th 500 Mass ave and l. St. 40
J. and 10th .ts....3l6. 6S vi - f4th..... 10
18th and n sts..... 1856 1911 and i 50
l6thSCorcoran SIS. .:SS.. &. 18th at u EAR K - l,O
VI ave near Thomas q 81 near 18th ..,.,,...l rs
Circle. Conn ave near L - 35
Conn mr. Nv. 2lS. 81 . st near l4.h st....l25
Mass near lits. ,0S. 80 q s. near 18th. rs
DE Sales ..S. b 19th Dun cir. ITO
Mass near both 81. 200 4 II near 18Th - i 10
l. ave l4th st. 200 g st near LIST 81 e - N0
Iowa circle. go 1ith st bet an u
FITCH. FOX & BROWN
iaS
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EOR RENT-UNFURNI
l. Hotel centrally To-
Gated, SCR. ......... $685.
1923 r ! ave NV. l7r. .25C
l2l4Fstnw Is 4 d.. 233. Sc
1929 X st NV, 15r. 2O8. :3I::l
1416 10th st. o12r......2OC
1881 g s. NV. lar 1856. 81
20o n J ave NV, 11r. .l50
200 18th st NV. lar. .l5C
l1a6 Mass avnw. 14r133. 80
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WAREHOUSES; and LOTS.

WANTED HOUSES AND Lors IN ALL &C
w tons of the city fo- sale; inauirie daily;
send dissolution # yours if you wish eai,
sale WALTER A. BROWN. 1i.,s} Pa ave. ieS-:5s
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"a ANrED-BY TWO LADIE-, A FURNISHED
vs. house to for d-I ing the summer months
reference Rev. DAVID BARR. $40 New York ave. ,
formerly OF ErIph ny Church. Washington ie6-5t'
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.

WAETED AT THE CITY INTELLIGENCE
w ofhce. cooks. walters. chambermaids. nurses
drivers Porters clerks men, boys. places fur
nished til suited SHACKLEFORD'S. ~. 18TH St n w.
IN
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~ 49,
Mass ave. 18th and P
Il St bet 18th and 18th
SITS. .........-.O 30
Z i ave near Conn
n st mr. Conn ave. .4I6. 9.
X bet 18th 4 18th. 81.
II st. overlooking Pa
18th iT bet K L L ;ts. .sss. 3:
Mass ave bet 21st and
Mbet i4th l. 18th. 30 o
Conn ave bet NJ and n
K st bet 18th and 18Th
SITS. with stable. 81. g.
Conn ave bet n and
Dupont Circle........o.,i
" IT near Conn ave. .25.
z st bet 18th and 1Sth.
with stsble........s2l. q,
X st bet 10th and 18th
SITS. 2DS- y
K st near Farragut 50. ..9Gl
Conn av bet Q 4 4 SITS. .:.e0(
X st between Goth and
2lst SITS. .20(
jefferson place bet
Conn av and 10Th ST . .30(
18th ST bet X and L. 20(
II st bet 18th and 18th
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Is. vicar OF WakeffcIo,
y By OIIvER GoIDsA,1ru

- By OLIVER GOLDSMITH
This beautifully illustrated edition of famous
English classic will increase its attractions for those
who recognize the claim it has, essentially
Shome book" for the whole reading world. Gold
smith has Shed over the work the tcnderest light of
his genius and the pastoral scenes in it unrivaed,
wehad almost said unapproached. by any other
writer OF fiction.
a. Uwfcc=UoIo Gales,
BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
Hawthorne, the most distinctly American and by
far the most popular of our writers, has given the
world undying book in "Twice-Tod Tales"
They have all the felicity of expression we'll as the
subtlcy OF thought and insight. which are the spe
cial charm OF the author of " The Scarlet Letter"
Is. paul ano wirginia,
BY BERNARDIN DE SAINT PIERRE
This idyllic story by classic French writer of the
wholesome romantic school, is an immortal book,
and has place for itself in the homes of almost
every people who possess literature and appre
ciatc the work of genius
10. story OF all Hfrtcan Farm,
By RALpH IRoN) OLIVE ScHRErNER
Under the de Plume of Ralph Iron Miss
Olive Schrener has written an extraordinarily pow
the wild life sn 81 IN
Africa, and setting before the reader. with striking
vigor the problems which trouble strong intelli-
gencc and an imaginative ambition, remote from
any possibility of culture.
II. Lays Of the Scottish Cavaliers,
BY WIN. EDMoNsToUNE AYToUN
These stirring ballads of Professor Aytoun, of
Blackwood fame, have their only rival in 'Macau-
lays Lays of Ancient Rome" Their popularity is
not essened by the fact that they to be met with
in every school reader and in the repertoire Of most
clocutionists and platform dcclaimers.
Is. LUCILLE, BY OWEN MEREDITH
RoBERr LORD LyrToa.)
LUCILLE" by the second Lord Lytton, late Gov
ernor-General of India and British Ambassador AT
Paris, is novel verse, with rhymed coupcts,
somewhat in the mould of Mrs. Brownings Au
rora Leigh"
49, Dreams, By OLIVE ScHREINER
Though unlike the "Story Of an African Farm,
Dreams" has many of the characteristics which
made Miss Schreiner's early work famous. The
book is both interesting and suggestive and besides
its high medtative qualities is rich in the discussion
of those mental and moral problems which this clever
writer delights PROFOUND herself and lay before
the thoughtful reader.
20. 1BIack Beauty, By ANNA SEwELI
The tale well deserves its great popularity, for i
is wonderfully realistic, and makes strong appea
to those who love dumb animals and possess tht
instinct of common humanity. IT is book 10 charm
and impress all who have to do with horses, especi
ally those who seek to suppress that scnsclcs
of all vices, cruelty to animals
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I. CHRONICLES, vi.
SPECIMEN CT
Kohath, and Merars.

2S And the sons of Samuel the first
born Vashni, and Abiah.
90 The sons of Merari; Mahli, Libni
his son, Shimci his son, UzZa his son,
80 Shimea his son, Haggiah his son,
Asaiah his son.
81 And these are they whom David
set over the service of song In the
house of the LORD, after that the ark
had rest.
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j. Ono Of the profession.
A cmARMINC TmrArR1cAL NOVEL.


T. I am very glad to have your story" Mary F.
W., wilkins writes in note to the author Of One Of
knew nothing OF the dramatic life which you depict
and it has for me the charm of novelty. although
the strength of the story. by depends upon
that. have always felt that there was great
chance for good work in that field if the writer
came who was familiar with it,"
~. Sartor Resartus,
BY THOMAS CARLYLE.
Few men have given mightier impulse to the
Carlyle. He is perhaps the most profound the
most dramatic, the most imaginative, and the most
ness of thought and a marveously forccful
power of description, he has enriched the literature
Sa,Tor Elsaytms Che tailor remadeJ is Of the same
unique type as Carlylcs character. 1t pro-
but it is this only in acgorical metaphysical
sense.
%. Ubc 1opIIe Of the Rtn0,
BY the late LORD TENNYSoN.
"Thc Idylls of the King" have won for them
selves an abiding place in the political literature OF
revivng the legend of King Arthur, Merlin, and
the knights of the Round Table, in which the poet
not only restores the age of chivary, purified and
elevated, but gives noble expression to the aspra-
tions of man, the hopes of religion, and the har-
monies of nature.
"a. Che pleasures Of Life,
BY SIR join LUBBOCK, BIT
This is one OF the most instructive we'll as
the delightful books of the time. 1t is written
with students devotion and interest, and the
| authors enthusiasm infccts every reader. The
book deals with the intellectual upbuilding and
informing of the modern man. and will be found
well nigh an education i'll itself
IS. Che Lacy OF the Lake,
BY SIR WALTER SCOTT.
| This, the most popular of the great modern
troubadour's poems. is Of the same chivalric type
as" Marmion," and the Lay OF the Last Minstrel.
though it is more richly picturesque. well as
more Interesting in plot. The, same glow OF
national feeling brcathes through the poem, the
same felicity of description the light and
color, the same instinct for and love OF martial
ardor, with many inimitablc touches OF tender
passion. SCOTS fervid patriotism and love oi
| country are equally distnguisliabc i'll the poem
and anmates and illumines every line.
20. Mornings in JIorcnec,
BY JOHN KUsKIN, LID.
! There is no greater writer of English prose than
Ruskn; his diction is magnificent while his feel
ing for the beautiful in art or in nature unexam
Piled. He is not only Il versatile art-critic, but
perhaps the most learned as well as the most EN-
thusiastc exponent of architecture. Hi" Morning:
in Florence" are charming studies of the beautie.
of the historic Florentine capitol told with lover
interest in art, and with much elevated though
and inspiring reflection.
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Superb Little Volumes i'm
substantial enamel paper cover.
:. Perfectly Bound :.

7. Dream life, By TX. MARVEL
DONALD G. MIrcHRLL)
There is profound mental study in this world
vivid and picturesque studies of Individual character
and feeling.
s. Jrankcnstgtn; or, Ube Mooern
Prometbeus, BY Mrs. SHELLEY
Like Mrs. Groves Night Side of Nature" Mrs.
Shelleys "Frankensten" is a book every one should
read. Its author has great imaginative power and
4 weird but original genius.
9. Il J6ook OF GOLDEN Deeos,
BY G. M. YoNGE
This is just the book to put into the hand of youth
circulating healthy morality, and true manly and
womanly sentiments.
10. Mosses from an OIo hDanse,
By NATHANIEL. HAWTHORNE
Another delightful companion for idle hoursis this
collection Of magazine papers, which Hawthorns
his works, it is distinguished for its simplicity and
truth.
II. Ube Scarlet Letter,
BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
A romance of intense interest, exhibiting extraor-
binary power of mental analysis and graphic descrip
modified by New England colonial life. we have
nothing like it in our literature.
II. Essays Of Ella, By CHARLES LAME
These charming essays are full of a gay humor
interspersed with many SLY hits, happy puns and
bright scintillations of wit; carefully elaborated as
and grace, and composed in spirit at once delicate
and unobtrusive.
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No.
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2. Last Days Of Pompeii.

No.
!. Vanity Fair.
g. Last Days Of Pompeii.
4. Willy Reilly and his Dear
Colleen Bawn.
6. Vicar of Wakefield.
z. Grimm's Fairy Tales.
8. Andersen's Fairy Tales.
o. Esop's Fables.
II. Children of the Abbey.
12. Scottish Chiefs.
10. Thaddeus of Warsaw.
II. Treasuresfr from FairyLand.
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ments.
IL. Don Quixote de 10 Mancha.
10. Gulliver's Travels.
90. The Pilgrims Progress.
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90. Waverley.
%. Guy Mannering.
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c Bs5SS Hara, and to the river Gozan, unto
cir. 10 this day.
= CHAPTER vi.
tn. 'cns Of Ltri; TAG live Of as pr,i, unto a;
eaItir!iy. l6 The families Of Geraaou Msrar', and
kelai.. GO Ths Office Of Adrou and his lane unto
Alir.aa.. s. tbs eiiss Of the priezs and L,rits'
gcer: 1900 THE sons of Levi; eaGershon, ko-
&c &c. l. hath, and Merari.
n ' And the sons of Kohath; Amram,
&. e.le oIzhar, and Hebron, and Uzziel.
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