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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D. C., POSDOFFICE NOTICE
Should be read daily, As changes may occur At
any time
FOREIGN NAILS arc forwarded 70 the ports Of
sailing daily. and the schedule Of closings is ar
ranged on the presunn7ti0u q their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending February
=. 1872. The last connecting closes VII be made
from MAIN OFFICE follows:
Mails for south and Central America.
West Indies. Etc.
sATURDAY-CD At 1879 a. N. for the BA-
HAMAS per steamer from Miami. Pa
Nails for NEWFOUNDLASD, by rail 20 North
sydney and thence via steamer, close here daily
except sundays &c 300 n. and on SUNDAYS a
u-3O A. N The connecting closes are made on
Mondays. Wednesdays and SATURDAYS Id OD
Nails for MQUELON, by rail TO Boston ana
thence via steamer, close here daily except sun
DAYS at 200 10. and on Sundays az u-9O a. N.
CUBA NAILS close here via Port Ta-rps n,
Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 9-I5 D. m .
and via Miami. Fla, Tuesdays and Saturdays az
Mails fo- MEXICO overland. unless specf.llv
addressed for dispatch by steamers sailing from
New York. close here daily at 1870 a N. and
Mans for BELIZE. PUERTO CoRTFz and cT-,.
TEMALA by rail % New Orleans and thence
via steamer. close here daily 40 1880 a m and
1000 p m. the connecting closes for which
Mails for COSTA RIG A. BY rail to View Orleans
and there via steamer close here daily AZ 1910
a. n and 1000 . m. the connecting Gloss
FOR which being on Tuesdays
Trans-Pacfhc Mails
Mails for AUSTRALIA Cexcep- West Australia
which Is forwarded via Euope), NEW ZEALAND
Fill SAMOA and HAWAII, via san Francisco
cIose here daily at ESQ .. m up 70 February
%. inclusive. for dispatch per - s. S0nOma- Co)
Nails for CHINA. JAPAN. HAWAII and PHIL
IPPINE Islands. 80 via san F-lncisco. close here
daily az $50 p m up 90 February o, inciv-
sive for dispatch per g. s. Peru (o)-
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except those for West
Australia. which 20 via Europe. and New Zea-
land mails for which are dispatched va Ssn
FEsncisco). and FIJI ISLANDS. via Vancouver.
close here daily az ESQ p- NJ after February -
and UP TO March 1. inclusive. Tor dispatch per
s. s. Mi8Wera- tO)-
Mails for HAWAII. via San Francisco. close
here daily lt ESQ p. IT, up 70 March 3. irclu-
sive. for dispatch per s. : Alameda (o).
Mails for TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS.
via san Francisco. close here daily az $50 o. n
up 90 March u. inclusive. Ter dispatch per s. s.
Australia l5l-
MAILS for COCHIN CHINA are dispatched 10
New York for connection with European steam
eTs-
ssPHILIPPTNE ISLANDS GIHitarv MaiD. dis
patched 60 san Francisco at all closes for that
Office. % connect with Government transports the
sailings Of which are Irregular
REGISTERED MAILS close al MAIN OFFICE as
follows % At 90 D. H. sane day. - Al 500
p. m same day; Cd At 500 a. m same day;
% AT 800 p. 70. previous dzy, (h) al 1900
p M previous saturday; % At 500 p. n pre-
vi0us day; to) Al 600 p M previous day-
JOHN A. MERRITT. Postmaster.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
SOD P. n DAILY-Cfncinnau and St LOUIS
special-solit train for CincinnatL Pullman
Sieepers TO Cincinnati. Lexington Louisville "a
Qianapohs, and 81 Louis without charge. Con-
nection for Virginia Hos Springs. Dining car.
PariOr cars Cincinnati 10 Chicaro
II:I0 P. Il DAILY-F Y Limited Solia
train for Cincinnati PuII-lan sleepera % Cincfn-
nsti. Lexington. and Louisville without change
compartment sleeper to Virginia Hot Springs
Tuesdays and Saturdays Dining car. sieeDers
Cincinnati 70 Chicago and ST. Louis
l05l A r. CEXCEPT sUNPAY-Washineto
and Old Point Special Less ttan 81 hour train
TO Old Point Comfort ia Redmond Only an
rail route.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
onees, 5ls Pennsylvania Avenue; 600 Ifth Street
near p and az the station. telephone call
Main l44i for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service
4 ". FULLER
Telephone Main 1868 Cen Passenger Azenk
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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
aud
Mount Vernon Railway.
From Station. Pennsylvania Ave. and lsh s.

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave. and lsh s.
In effect November l. lQ0l-
For AsKandria-N eek days. $50. T-o4. 80.
500 s-2p. $50 9.Z5. 1000. Io-25. HOO. II 30
a. m; xI2.O5 300 I2.45 II %. % 300. $50.
Is .02, $780, $50. K4.I4. 80 asa. SOS, x5:s2s
$50. sos. $50 800 7.s0 500. s45. $50. lO.ls.
u.20. ll-59 p. m.
S1ndays-T:l5. 900. s.{5. 1870. 100. 1i:5o a
m. 300 noon; 1880. 100. 49, 200, $50. 500.
ESQ. zoo 40 500. $50. ESQ., ESQ., 90 IsSo,
500. s:45. $50. IO:l5. I'D. MO p. n
Tor Mount Nenou--Week days $50. SO.
100, Il 90 a. m, Ile-05. KOS, 2-oos z8-0zs
El:l4. Ks %, TOO. $50 ?. m
sundays-s;OO a m. 1900 nosn. 10. G.sa
$50 zoo $50 D. n
For Arlington and Aquedu-t BridEe-We-A
days; $50. T.O4. 10. 500. SO. $50. s,i5.
1000, II 90 a. m. sIZ.eS. 1870. '12-45s l=lo,
= Is 200 80. s.02. 's:sO $50, as. 'G-54.
b-22, SOS, $50. 700, 500 ?. m.
sUNDANS-7:45. 9-0t 9;s5. 1000. u 500.
'll-S0 a m. - 90 noon $3.50. 800 In, 100,
$50. 500. $50. I'D. $50. 500. sS-S9
500 $50. 700. I'D 100 p. m
Express TO Arlington only
PErceas carried Baggage checked
: GOWN, suPsrlztsnd-zE
a. z ABBOT, President.
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NANTED--AGENTs.

PROFITABLE WORK offered agents in every town
70 secure subscriptions 10 t-Ihc Ladies Home
Journal and The saturday Evening Post"
Ae SAINT agents who vii. work thoroughly and
with bushes system 10 cover each section with
'gr illustrated little booklets and other adyer-
ising matter, and 20 look sharply sftcr renew
rs from cid subscribers. The pay Is fist rate.
and az the end OF the season saOCOO viii be given
The best workers as extra prizes for good work.
Bow we'll some OF our agents hage succeeded d
told in a little booklet We would like 10 send
you-poTtralts o. some Oi our beet agents. with
the story Of hOu they made IL pay THE CURTIS
PUBLISHING COMPANY. Philadelphia, Pa.
d-cZ5-7st
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BRENTWOOD. ND.-LOTS in BRENTWOOD
TRACT, three minute walk from DISTRICT
LINE STATION CITY AND SUBURBAN ELEC-
TRIO; 5OxNli0; 500. Lots. jOA200 three min
utis further, Sl25- Any lot, $ montLly 2Ds
lots % choose FROM Nearly many sold last
scIs0n- SIX houses building HOLIDAY TRACT.
both sides electric road and B. O. STATION
property. Lots FJXI3j. $50 To- 500 STORES
and POSTOFFICE. Streets grave "a Snd lighted
Any lot, g. per nth go 70 choose from As
many sold and improved rs. A. BARTLETT
Lean and Trust fgu ding feIsalt
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RY.

Capital City Route"
Leave Washington. PcnnE- R. R. Station
u:oI A. m, SEABOARD FAST hAIL-ThrOugA
DAILY Pullman Sleepers 10 JacksonYIiis,
connecting az Hamlet with Pull
nan sleeper 10 Atlanta
ZOO > m. FLA AND METROPOLITAN
DAILY, LNiITED-Solid train = 81 Az
Fllstins. Pullman, Drawing Room, Compare
nlent Observation, and Dining Cars; also Pull
nan Sleeper % Atlanta. Pullman sleeper Tues
cEys, nursiays. and Saturdays 70 southern PINES
(Pinehurst)
These trains 0fer excellent schedules snd sarTics
70 Petersburg. REleigh, southern Pics (Pt5s-
burst) Camden Columbia Savannah, IacksoE-
Vile and al Florida points Cha-iotts. Athena
Atlanta New Orleans. Chattanooga NaEhVille
points West and Southwest
A.3O A. IN. LOCAL-To Petersburg, Raleigh,
DAILY. Southern Pines (PinehUrst) Ham
let and intermediate points
Once 1871 Penns- ave.
R 2 L BUNCH v. q DOLL.
General PAS. AgezE General Agent
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WANTED ROOMS.

WANTFD-Room on second floor Tor couple
with or without board A4dress BOX 25I this
office. rr19-g
NANTED-By couple with infant. three unflr-
nlsied rooms on second Ao0r for light house
keeping, Do refined Heishb0rhoOd address BOX
o4J. thls Office Glib
-NTED-To rent three Or four furnished rooms
% O. bath for bookkeeping; particulars. Address
r'iN zsl, this Office fu2I-H
WANTED-Four ROOMS or tat With heat gas. and
bath, NV. hgh housekeeping. Addcess bon zIe
this Office. MOS
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TRUSTEES, SALE.

JAMES ". RATCLIFFE. AUCTIONEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE KNOWN As Oh DID ST. n. IS.
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust dated
December 3. lsss, and recorded IA l5er 500 ~
folio 2bi a. srq-. Of the land records II th. Dis
luDt o. Columbia. and at the request of che
party secured thereby. We Uiu sell 40 Pubiil
auction, ia front OF the premises. on MONDAY.
MARCH 5fH, 1902, AT HALF PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK, the following described land and prem
iacS situate M the City 20 Washington, District
Of Columbia. and designated as the north twenty
eight t2s) feet font ODD Twenty second street.
sy tIe depth Of lot eight Os1 IN square eighty
tsJ), with the Improvements theTeon, consisting
o. tao-~tory frame dwelling, with back build-
ing Known sl3 2-d e. NV
Terms one third cash. balance m equal iu-
'ia-lHeHt-, 40 one a-d two years, with iutCras-
az o per ceHtum per @nGum. pap able sanI-l-
uualiy from day of sale. secured 5y deed Oi trust
on Ir9Te 3 sold. a. 400 cash. 90 option of pur
chaser All convey auciDg revenue stamps. auG
recording al eXPeHse OF purchaser. Terms must
De complied Witl la y days. 5therv ise the trus-
tees reserve The right ID resell at risk and CO.'S
1t uc.-u.t-s pu chaser.
LiII J. E~AAAF.
$40. 81. LlAhlA~
Trustee
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OFFICE OF THE CONN lSSIONERS OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA WASHINGTON--Was
iryt0u February H. 49, Proposals viii be re-
ceiyed at this office until y o'clock noon. March
l. 1902. 90 lease from the District of Columbia
the right 10 occupy for three years, from April
tigIE and n streets northwest. formerly occupied
by Littlcfeld. Alvord & Co. deposit Of one
hundred dollars must accompany each bid as
guarantee that the bidder viii enteS into lease
with the District Of Columbia IL his bid should
De accepted An the improvements made 20 the
wharf VIII become the property of the District
oi Columbia The Comm lssiouers reserve the right
20 reject any OF ali proposals. HENRY B. f.
MCFARLAND. JOHN w. ROSS and JOHN BID
DIE. Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia
Wl7-6t-eNSu
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE.

NANIED-By white man, 20 years Of age tenn
pcrate habits and well acquainted with The citv
place a. driver, OF anything paying fair salary.
Address BOX pa, a. Hfiae- mI
WASTED-Pe-ition As Ustlhmzn- Addre5s J. J.
=, go DIST e. NV NILS
WANTED Situation by young man Of two
years experience Nth good 1Fntchnaker: VIII
No.k for s. week. Address BOA III. this ofBce.
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NOLIE. "a oh a. NV. u constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive design in VAL
fRperA and papers roOms from 500 Up. Cal
tnc investigate 10 yourself and Be e0nTiEsed
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BIRDS. DOGs. ETC

uh oALE-slngug oauariss parrots. cats. dogs.
i a..lls. guiAea Eigs, fancy poultry, pca-fouls.
soi. hfics. iHculutoTs, etc SCHMD'S BIRD
SIUEL. IL l2,h 81 nv. ml2-u
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ICBBOA4S OPENING Up
THE RIVER TO TRAFFIC
Work Progressing as Rapidly
as Could Be Expected.
ANXIETY over the Prospects of "a
Freshet-HarbOrma sutton to
he Able to Cope With Situation

This morning the ice feet started up the
river to open the way to Georgetown.
Commodore Sutton accompanied the boats
and was in personal command of the
work. He had succeeded beyond his ex-
pectations in opening the river as far
down as Marshal Hall. and considered it
safe to start the ice from the upper chan
mel II is hoped that by tonight the river
from the Little Falls to MARSHALL Hill will
have been cleared. and in condition to
receive whatever may come from the up
per river
The Prospect of Freshet.
River men are again becoming uneasy
at the prospect Of a freshet. as the water
Is slowly creeping up along the wharves
Everything possible to avert such a con-
ditton Of affairs is being done. and Har-
Dor Master Sutton is confident that he
viii be able TO cope with the situation.
On the other hand, il is said that never
before in the history Of the river has
there been such an accumulation of ice
and snow in the region Of the upper Poto-
mac
No Alarm Mt WiIIiRmspOrt.
Adyices from Winiamsport. received by
Georgetown shippers. are to the effect
that present conditions do not indicate a
flood at that point although there is a
slight rise there now.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEmALE

MAAIED-By an experienced lady teacher. %
coach adult. civil service or backward. students,
arithmetic a speciality; reliable credential- IiII
ION nt- fe20. -. Z5.25
WANTED-By lady. position As .experieuccd
telephone operator. or would accept a place as
copyist. Address BOX Z2s. Tins Office. m2l-2
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FOR sAIE-sUBURBAx.

FOR SALE-Kensington, Sid; well built siN-ruom
and attic house; hot ard cold water and bath,
heated by latrobes; large cellar; deep-bored well
OF excellent water: lot 502l50. This property Is
one OF the best located in this 1pidly-Er0vging
town, being directly the electric read and
two squares from railroad station. price only
s. 80; $50 cash. balance on easy terms Ad-
dress c. = DuLENEN. I2I5 e. NV. mos
FOR SALE-HOuse Of T. ICONS with al 1aodern
Improvements; hot and cold water. 10 acrss Of
land; within the corporate limits Of Hyattsyilie
AZ bargain; also hou e. for sale Or rent IN
fiylttsyille. and farms well located Sor sale or
rent. ARTHUR CARR, Hyattsyillc. Nd m20-4
FOR SALE-Building lots on electric car line;
az cents fare II Washington: price, 100 each;
terms, s. cash, balance 81 per week. lis0 large
and small farms SEN OF call for lis JAMES
F. CLEMENTS. IfO6 g 81. NV. fe5-im
500 down, balance monthly; houses, farms.
PIERCE s. PIERCE Vienna. " m4-30
FOR SALE-New cottage, s., $50; Advancing lots.
now 500 10 500. Dc foot. your chance now;
villa sites, $50 10 81 $50, easy payments; book
let GEO- r HILL 6I5 llth 81 NV n25-tf
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

BRIGHT MN AND WOMEN WANTED Empioyes
ir Government Offices stores, factories. large OF
hces, hotels, railroads, etc, in Maryland Viz
gina, and District Of Columbia can add s. TO
SO per week to income, special terms 70 lInefn-
ployed- Euclose cents stamps or csn General
Agent, Room X, Central National Bank Building
Washington, ID. G. eI
WANTED-Au discharged Census Office en-
ploycs and Others out o. employment 70 take
our Civil Service eou-se or course IN Shorthand
o. Bookkeeping WOODS COMMERCIAL COL
LEGE. 81 East Capitol -. fe22-lOt
FROM THE TOP Of a Barrel to Greatness in
W Washington" Pastor T. Hez Sven explains Son
day night, February %, Second Baptist Church
Auditorium. 9Th and Va Sc. nj
WANTED-Ladies and men 20 learn 20 make life
size crayCn portraits IN few lessons. portrait
free 70 each student bring photo ROOM lOl
1879 New lork ave. els
WANTED-Twelve more stenogTaphers 10 take
speed diJtatiUu. day evening REPORTING
SCHOOL, 9l8 @ 81. nv. mzO-3
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Tickets IleepinE car reservations. and detailad
iniormation can be had at ticket ofRces, 70s 18th
ST. 81 Pennsylvania Avenue. and Pennsylvania
Station. Baggage checked through nom hotele
and residences
Phone Main I4u. P R R. Cab Service
FRANK 5. CANNON. Sd Y. P. and Gen. Mgr.
s. H HARDWICK. General Pass'r Ags1A
L s. Brown General Agent.
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MOST of best for least money. satisfactory print
ing; LOO business cards bhlheads, envelopes.
$50. HAYS, So NV Established Iss9
m-O4
BEST ROOF PAINT IN THE WORII,-Lrsly
roofs painted and repaired: ,no cure. no ua5
JOHN r. DcNoH0E son. Sole Agents for tbs
city. aJS East Capitol ST. cf--G
PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED. 81. HELBIG'S
MUSIC STORE. l7i2 7th 81. jas0-i mo-e
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-Firm. comfortable.
durable, beautiful. undftectable. painless. DR.
/. b. WILSON. 1905 s. NV jal4-3Jt
FULL DRESS SUITS Tor hire: one dollar .1-LII-s
COHEN llOi 9Th nv. .S-t7
~BILLIAMS BOOK ENCHANGE Boom
bought and .old; also boes s.aoias IL all its
trEnChea- SIS q a. NV eSO-u
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW UTHAslPTOS-LONDOE
St LouisFeb &c. 10 Am St Paul-1ich- u. 10 an
Phil Phia Ach 5, 10 . n 81. Louis Mch.l9 10 An
RED STAR LINE.
NEW NORK-ASTWERP-PARIS
FTissland..Feb. %. noon TaderIand. Mch. y. noon
Southwark. Men 5, noon iEensinCtoa Men 70, noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
CoMPASY'S WASH. NGTGN- OFFICE, 1915 T St
n ". or Geo " Moss. l4I G St n "
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gTEAMRoATL
sTEAMBOATs.
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day r. the year for Norfolk, E-w-
- pOrt News, and all points South. By the
- superb. poEerful steel palace E.eameu
- Newport News" Norfolk" and Wash
= .ngton.' on the following schedule:
". " Ehington. 6. 30 pm Lv Portsmouth, S % pn
". AieEandriR--T-o 90 pm Lv Norfolk. .. 800 pm
Ar p AOnrOe-7.O0 am Lv. n Monroe. 7 % pm
AT horfolk.----s-0 90 an Ar BleAaldria. g. 30 am
Ar Portsmouth. SIS am Ar. WashiBstan--7.0o am
Tickets on sale ard staterUOms re5erYed
a. general ticket Ofhce, Bond Building ,sth
- a. and n Y ave: At downtown 1lhce.
- 9Th st. and Pa ave: at Office GA Vhsrf
. and on board steamers.
EaFor further information apply AZ ger
- eral Offices. foot 9TH st. phone 80 or
- Bond Building. 18th 81. and y. Y. ave.
- Washington, D. Q. Phone POO
JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager
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HELP wANTED-FEmALE.

wANTED-Ap Apprentices IN millinery. "a. sAUW,
wANrED-A girl to wait on table and help
with houseNorh- 2li2 i 81 NV. e22-S
WANTEn-Rcfncd Young lady to learn uanicJr-
rn- 10 an established psrlor- AddTeS, BON 22l
.a-' once 81
wANTED-AII-around cook. can oal Pa. ave.
NV mi
WANTED Waitress chaubermaid and good cook
white or colorcd); satisfactory wages 1913 New
York axe nj
WANTED-An old-established Washington firm
desires the service Of lady Of good address
20 visit our customers az their homes; liberal
sa.ary 10 suitable person Address BOX ls3. this
office. m22-2
wANTED-Ezpsrienccd waist and skirt hand: no
others need apply. l44o Chaplin st. NV. MI
WANTED-Expericnccd skirt and waist hands.
6l6 c ST. ne. MI
wANTED-At once. white girl. with experience.
TO wait IN lunch ROOM llO5 ST. NV m222
wANTED-Coo and waitress to stay at night.
thoroughly competent, al ia Maryland ave
wANrED-Girl for general homework. Call i'm
nediately, y G St ne. m22-3
WANTED-Co Competent sewing girl 10 help with
d. essInaklug; come prepared TO work. 800 18th st.
NV. MI
MANTED-A Young woman 10 call for children in
return for Kindergarten normal course. Address
Bon pa this office. els
WANTED-A young lady in a sewing machine
Office Address Bon -142 this office. c3I-G
WANTED-Womau for general housework; family
Of two; references. l447 ST., after 6.5O p m.
ella
WANTED-Ten d-st-elsss shirt waist makers.
kEEN'S. 1910 r ST. els
WANTED-C0mpctcut colored woman for house
maid and chamber work. Apply 1876 2 81. NV
e.
WANTED-Girl for general Homework in small
family; go home nights, references required $50
+ 81. ne m2l-3
WANTED-Nh.te girl 70 care for child and do
chambeTwork; 90 home nights Enquire 81
St ne Mos
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Through trains tom the South arrive Wash
inEton ga A. m. Ss52 q m, Jas a. m. l0:ls
a. N daily. except Mondays 400 p n. goo
D. n and $50 ?. n. daily LOcsl Grains from
Harrisonburg, Ii:3 A. NJ week days and
go p. N daily Prem OAarlostssyiils SIS
a n and s.tO ,. N daily.
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HL.Lr WANTED-MALr.


WANTED-5oO men 10 remove snow and ice from
croSsWalks and cutters; $50 for Sunday work
Report front of District Building, 30 a. m,
sunday February %; bring shovel If possible
" tTLER, superintendent street Cleaning el
wANTED-Tree frst-class statesmen to represent
are coming money. JOHN d. BROOKS, Room Is,
gIs ST. Ell
WANTED-MiddIe-ag white man in store; one
who can cut meats AMI Ice generally useful; give
best of reference TO sobriety and honesty.
Address BOX go, this Office. eI
WANTED-white dairyman. colored free lunch
cook. colored waiter; wages. SO 10 $50, deposit
required EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, S2I PennSyI-
vani4 ave nw- el
wANTED-oHice boy who can typcwrite. Call
Sunday, 10 20 4 O'Clock. third floor. 1903 q st.
WANTED-A white boy % drive grocery de-
livery wagon and work in store. Address BOX
rs. this Office e.
WANTED-Assistance Of person of means in Sc
curing patent new invention. bicycle steering
head Address Bon 30 this ONCE. el
wANTED-A coIored boy. Call 1924 I4th st. NV
WANTED-lOO good coIored laborers for Stories
town, Pa. Meet me az b. & o. Depot sunday
night. at n o'clock Call for information AZ SO
10th 81 NV nj
wANTED-A papcrhsnger. Apply 100 9th ST. ne.
WANTED Solicitor. printing: none but expert
eHced need apply. Address BOX 252, this Office
nj
wANTED-sslesman. sl2; driver. $50. other
good places Cali after 10 a. M, BASEMENT, 6I5
18th 81 nv nj
WANTED-A boy who can set type. and has had
some experience IN making ups steady position
Address BOX z46, Ihis Office m22-2
WANTED First-clsss Iight-oolored barber. at
once, at METROPOLITAN HOTEL Coz ST. NV.
mi
CIGAR Observation-Disclosures unnecessary;
good pay EMANtE FL CO.. Station J, y Y. City.
ml-s.l5,2Z
wANTED-Drfvers for public carriages. s26 New
jersey ave. nv. m2I-2
WANTED-HustIer; temporary position: no can
vgssing; good pay Address GLOBE, 723 Chest
nut 81 Philadelphia, Pa NILS
WANTED-An assistant cutter. Address stating
references BOY ~, this office m2J-5
WANTED Chopper. at KEEN-s. 1910 F ST. NV.
NILS
wASTED-Bar5er. BRUCE's. 1857 IIth st. NV.
e203
WANTED Bright Young man with wheel ROOM
9, Warder Building eros
WANTED-SaIosmen for good cheap household
filters; Or any faucet Apply after . p N. Al
IS North Capitol St MOS
WANTED-Boy 70 do errands and help Ia store
must have Al references. address BOX 300 this
office. mzO-s
WANTED-A boy experienced in baking business
one year Call between : and y, la Virginia
ave. sW- rear. m2O-3
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nISCELLANEOUa.

MISCELLANEOUS.
PIANO TUNING, SL-J; factory expert. JAS. r.
DjREII, 515 18th ST. Sc. c223
CHINESE AND AMERICAN CAFE for ladies and
gentlemen. meals served 60 order sos 18th ST.
LG- SAN HING. Prop e22-8
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-Firm. comfortable.
durable. beautiful. uHdcJcctable painless DIR
J.. y. WILSON, 1903 81. NV fe22-a0t
DANCING-AlR- AND MRS J. B. CALDWELLfS
ACADEMY. 90 g 70. NV. C0stellO's Hall Class
evenings. Wednesdays and Saturdays Z O'Clock.
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FOR RENT-sTABLEs.
PROPOSALS.

FOR RENT wo-story brick stable; water; 5.
gIs New York ave. rear ul3O-2