A 8WEEP1SU l.EM IUTIC TIC
, ' .TORY. ; -
Mr. Dates' Majority m Alabama Be
. tween 25,000 ami HO 00-Tho
" lf;laUtiir li Hi-fiHlic by a
V r.I Safe Mjuri,j.
JIOHTOCOMBRY, Alit., Allg. 7.
JNeHily tvary comity turns op with
. a bt-avv Ions fir KolK as compared
with his vote of 1002. For instance,
Madison county in 1892 went for
, Kolb by 298 Official returns give
it to Oatea bv 1.14 !, a change of
r over 1700 votes. Heury,. Mr. Oates'
r-owD oonutr, went for Kolb in 1892
by ovur 1.500. This jearit goes for
Mr. OateH over 500. Legislative
letuiiiH indicate a Hate Democratic
majority, even without Jefferson's
delegation of six, though the pro
spects are that Jellernon has gone
Democratic.
Later -Complete uuoQloiai, but
reliable returns from counties injthe
State, except two, make the Demo
ciatio majority "0, 124. Those two
counties are Baldwin and Coving
ton, both small connties, which can
not possibly change tbe foregoing
result more than a few hundreds.
The official connts in the counties
take place' Saturday, and the resnlt
will not be changed mateiially. The
Democrats havu at least twenty
two members of the Senate oat of
thirty-three and sixty-one tnera
bers of tlio II ouse out of 100.
stuikeks1:mcole'EI).
The Withdrawal of Troops from Pull,
nan Hesu'ts in Demonstrations
by Woters,
OutAGO, Ang. 7. The places of
the militia ou guard at Pullman
were taken by police officers who
patroled the railroad crossing and
stood guard outside the ctr shops
and packing honeeo.
The withdrawal of the troops
was followed by several vicious
attacks on workingtnen.
Two attempts were made last
night in tbe .stock yards district to
burn Chicago Erie cars. The
second time the cars were smear
ed with cotton wueta and oil: and
wore Darning liercely wtion dis
covered by a police.
Ninehunderd men were at work in
the repair shops of the Fallman
Company thin morning. Tbe force
is composed of new men by a large
majority. There was a feeling of
unrest, among the strikers when
thel:ihtof the troops had disap
peared. The police expect the strik
ers will make some kind of a de
mon !.r;ition at the shops now.
The Oilds in Favor of Japan.
T.V'OMA, Wash., Aug. 7. Capt.
W. II. Bridgnian, who has com
manded the United States cruiser
Baltimore for the last two years,
rut.nnied hero on t wo month's leave
of absence, having left the cruiser
at Chemulpo, Corea. ,lnlyl-th.
He regards tuo Oriental war as
an unequal contest, with the odds
greatly favoring Japan, which, he
says, I: is a splendid navy and an
army as well equipped as that of
any European country. Japan, he
think, in mh o to win uuless Chiua
is given time to make war pre
parations on a gigantic scale.
Enjoyed the Asheville Excursion,
Ed. Journal: I desire to say
a few words relative to the recent
excursion from your city to the
city of Asheville situated on tbe
musical, historic French Broad
among the towering peaks of the
grand and magnificent Blue ltidge
monntains, which was under the
management ot Messrs. K' E. Pip
kin and A. N. Daniels.
The realization of my expecta
tions for exbeeded my anticipation.
Every part of the programme was
carried ont to perfection in fact
more information and pleasure, ac
commodation and courtesy ware
brought into reality than could have
been previously represented or
now enumerated by any one.
My daughter, Faun's and my
self, being the only ones from
Beaufort county who took advan
tage of this splendid opportunity;
numerous questions are asked me
in my travels relative to the trip,
and I am sure were this chance
again offered this county would
furnish a goodly number ot excur
sionists. Josephus Edwards.
I'.VMLK'O roMTlCS.
A Complete Change in County Otllcer
Advocated.
Ed. Journal: Well jou kindly
give in space to make a few sug
gestions about county officers! Oar
county convention comes off Sept,
1st. Just one month Irom now and
I want tu say who I think would
make a good set of county officers;
all new ones:
VV. J. Parker, lor sheriff, J. W.
Brabble for Clerk, Jonathan Per
kins, for ltogister of deeds Brinson
Campen for county treasurer, N. G.
Brinson for Surveyor John. W.
Muse far coroner, and W. T. Mayo,
Paul. J. Daniels It. L. Woadard or
11. A. Keel lor representative, either
of the four would be good men and
I have got any choice. butwe better
have a new set of county officers.
The old ones have had it long
enough for some one else to have a
chance.
If the oflioes don't pay enough to
make a living in, then we do not
want one set to work always for
" nothing, tbey have done their sbare.
If there is anything in them there
re others that need the help just
as bad.
- I thall vote for whoever is nomi
nated, if we nominate democrats
"but beliom-Mfiair play, and there -forejay-gTves
as a new ticket.
A TRUE BLUE DEMOCRAT.
HEROIC YOEMi L YMES.
They Assist their Father In Reselling
a Shipwrecked Crew.
PENSAOOLA, FIh, Aug. 7.
Last right the lull ngtcod Noiwo
nu ship Catherine, (Jiipt. Hleven
bou, stranded ou Sauta Rosa isltud
nearly two miles from the lite Rav
ing station, while trying to enter
tbia harbor. A terrible nor) lnn.-it
gale was blowing at the time. The
Qovernment disbands the life Hav
ing station from May to September,
leaving only the'eanuiu in chaio.
Capt. Broadbent, with ilia a -i -tance
of his three daughter.- . ml
one man, hauled their appAr.iiuj
nearly, two miles, lired the lifts i;.:e
aud rescued the crew of the vc im
The fate of the vossol is very uu
certain. She lies iu twelve feel
water A ileet of tugs is eudoavur.
Ing to aid the vessel, but the
ble storm keeps tbc-m oil"
Later. The veam now in w
en feet of water . ..d UrMjudu
going to pieces.
Kolb Cluims lie Is ilit-i led.
Birmingham. Aue. 7. Keuliou
Kolb, tbe Populist, candidate for
Governor, has furnished u the
Ase-Herald a statement :a v. ,,.'.
claims that he has carried lorly-ciie
ont ot fifty white counties and that
t le State ticket, of which he :g the
bead, has boell elected by a I'l j .r
ity of 1,000, and t ii:tr-en .i.'iu-:
upon the Democrats.
Siito to he Guillotined f;i IV i .
Lyons, Aug. 7. (Ve:i. U- :
the assassin of Protf.de;.! ' .:
has persisted 1a !'-. ivi ;. ;
make an appeal to t !t .-a
Cassation and thi) tiaie .t:;'c.
having lpsed the p-i;-;- -v. -v.
sent to Pans to d iy t..x i.
ture of Presidc-u: i
fixing his exeiintnn '.,
hence.
WOMEN IN MCDlOiC.
They Are Takinpr First Pi.ic. n TV, '
Branch of S-!crn
At thi-lvwut ..'..'niM-tiw '
na'ion !.;.! 1:; 1 iii.ndi :..r : i-
TXiiitiiier.t of r'si'...-iits (l.i-
dclphin lnv.pita i'.tn ''", i'. 1
were eighty-fm:r e.'ite.sUia'.H. eif,l.
of whr-n v.-er v--i .men. Tht- h:i
of obtaining fir-t rank over
cuudidutes has boeu a cord'. !l
Helen Baldwin, of Coii:.e;-ti.
graduate of the "WninanVi n
collegt of th. New Yoik Imii
t th.-:
' I J... .
r.t, a
'l;e;i!
class of '01. Tr. Buldv.-in is
graduate of TTciifslfv colleir, un
she has served as interne in the N.t.
England hospital fur women and
children. She to-dc thce-:ir!V!-.!i
in Boston, June, lei?, f(.r a-b.ii.. .:! -u
to the Massachusetts mmlieiil co-.-ie
ty, and here also she obtained the
highest mark given by the exam
iners. The present is the seeonri
time wlthiu a few years that a woman
has been declared "No. 1" in the
BloV-kley examination, lr. Harrhrt
Brooke, of the Woman's m-tlieal col
lego of Pennsylvania, being
the first to win this dis
tinction. Two other women phv
sienns, this year's graduates (if
tho Woman's medical college of
Pennsylvania, gained places on the
Blockley staff this year, which num
bers sixteen in all. Dr. Augusta
G. Williams, of Brookliue, Mass.,
graduated In May from tho Wom
an's medical college of Pennsyl
vania, obtained tho ninth place of
honor, whilo Dr. Caroline ITet
rlck, of Pennsylvania, who grad
uated at the samo time and
place with Dr. Williams, ranks re
No. 10. Those who take interest,
and satisfaction in watching the
achievements of women in the only
competitive tests up to this time, in
which masculine and feminine intel
lects each have their fair chance to
prove ability, will take especial
pride in these thrue young medical
graduates. When young women can
take rank abovo the picked grad
uates of all our high medical schools
competing, ns Blockley hospital Is
considered the blue riblxin among
hospitals that admit recent grad
uates as residents, no one can say
that scientific eduoatlon is given them
In vuin. Philadelphia Ledger.
Paper Spindles.
Tho Introduction of paper spindles
for yarn spinning, thus avoiding the
objection to tho great weight of
steel as heretofore used, is said to
hao proved a decided advantage,
and the process of manufacture i.
described as follows: A quantity of
common pulp stock is run into molds
the shape of a spindle, no attention
being given to the whir! at this stagi,
and the castof the moid:, is :. uch that
& spindle Is produced about four
times tho required sine in diameter.
In tho process of hardening, t.ho r-ofr.
flabby spindle Is placed m a c. im
press, ns it ii turned, ft sort of ir,
araulic device in widt h a lfivepumo
is employed to ivc fin (Yiormovi..
pressure; the spindle is piured singi y
In a peculiar shell arning.-nient, : ,i
made that, by revolving certain
screws in tho side compress ujwn the
spindle from all sides, the latter is
squeezed Into a compartment nbout
pfio-quarter its original size. TIv
bydraulio power is u-a d in maklr.g
tho apparatus turn, which gives na
tion to the numerous screw?. 'When
compression of the spindle h com
pleted, a perfectly formed, hard,
tough, substantia! one Is produced,
and, when dried and polished, tl:
surface is said to be as hard as met
al. Tho whirls are next made; again
the molds are used," and tb.6 same
method of compressing -is applied,
the result being whirls of great.
Btrength and firmness.
jNpunese I.iver Tellets are the hppt
family medicine (or liver complaint and
constipation. 50 pills iD vial 20 och.
U. w, Uabkill.
L '
I
I
DOSTGB'S BILLS SAYED.
f,. i ;f t n. TVwTOitrat Con OM
DR. 1'iEI-CK. .'tirraie. K. V.:
1m kiv tht tho use of
our " (ioJtlen Medi
cui I (jsoovcry " has
Ktv'-i! 1 ne many doo
mru" 1 .Ufa, fts I hnvo for
fi'-. y3t elevrn yoara,
vJVrj vor nooded, licon
1: ;!. it for tho oryslp
(."t : l Pi tl alpo Xorcllron
i'- 1 nrrhca, find am
r,Intl t'i tay that it faas
ii'iT fniioil. I havo
:..s ri-ooinuieiided It
-i ?r iny of my neiffh
l i'. ;tr- It is n ni4icino
v. - , ( ! ri'i'oiTiinpndin j.
JOSKi'H SMITH.
CimCC3 D
, vitalizes and
iunpirnling tho
a 1
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c;fii r-i-z'- ri
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a'. I 1..' : r Mini of
in..- lli.ii.: . , 1 ,;, m;,! every
;i:;i' e' ' i e 1 arod by
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ClliNVV.
Sue:: : -.-i 1 i ,-. 1 in
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ship c
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. ;-. i '.loin
A Y LOR.
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mmmm
'Xl'rf'l . .
DOWi'i CO TriH PRICES
; i'liAii:-; :
" ' :.wd ll'Hlan
'. -"1 .;. IV''lisO'l
! ;i'..k-
' ii:i .(.nlurv
:.- .'ill i-aeli.
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'i . . ;-: i . r " io buy
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v-" &j.-i'i-m.ym-ssmiu n wiii
i:-V !" ." : i ():' it
JERiES
---AT -
J. Tolson's.
Will! !;::; :'S'!
i'iif. will surprise
Stable c free to our
Coyntry friends.
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JAS. ESMOND,
V'iee-Prcs.
B. S. GUION, See. & Tress.
OFFICE: i9 GRIFFITH. ST,
OO0Ot)OOO
ICE CO.
Manufacturers of Pore Crystal Ice
FROM DISTILLED WATER.
CAPACITY: 20 Tons per day
Dully delivery (except Ninuhij) by
wagons from 6 a. m. to G p. .
Sunday (retail only) (nun 7 n. id . to '
noon.
Car Load lets solicited ami oi.lt-rs tit K1
promptly.
For prices and oilier iiirormation.
Address,
B. S. GUION.
nu'idwlf Manaukk.
Selected Stock!
ooooooooooooooooooooooo
1 SAVE YOUR MONEY. I
ooooooooooooooooooooooo
ll.ivin;; purcliast il the entire lucU ,ol
(inn Finnisliiny Goods;
HATS, SIi)l,
of V. I. '.l!i!ix!Tx, I will oil' r said
Sleek for the next TinH'i'v-! v. al ;n:d
liclow CiM. ",:
L. H. CUTLER.
i in.
Is the
To e.ake room Coi l':dl Sin. i..
soon io lie-in ai!.' in:. 1 ttill
ive -iiecial hai'i'aiii'-, mi lh.'
oods now on hand.
COME AT ONCE.
.J. .1. HAXTKH.
Trade Remember
I have reduced the
prices on Lorillard
Snuff.
1' liolotsn .le jrroeer.
.1.
K. LATHAM
; N... :! Cli.WEX ST. .
DEAL EI! IN
Lime, Cement, Terra Gotta
Pipe for drain and Sewers
all sizes in stock. Also
fittings.
Measure to buy a barrel of
j i j i j i liiviij:
For Sanitary Purposes
finest you ever saw.
rpriee8 Quaranled.
SEASONABLE
FOlt
HELPS
Household Use.
Llefrigreators,
Ice Cream Freezers,
Water Coolers,
rirc Cloth,
Window Screens
And Doors,
AT
L. H CUTLER & GO'S.
DO YOU DRINK?
Tlioutfh your onllar may wilt nwiiv ami
imr wjnrii nrnii as low as Lno 8ea lcvol.tlufid
Hlill ruiiiuinw for vou. in thin liot. sniti-v. si-
zlinn, ImkiiiK w'.uUior, a joy and pleasure
thiit Hint llHinbo with his trillions ot shek-
cis couui nt'vr (;iijoy : ono ol thono uolihl
lul, delicious drinks dispensed bv Frank Mai
thews at the Soda Water Conn tor ot UastiH's
J'htmnacy. Itns ostabUshnnMU has intro
IiiC(rd the popular drinks ot the season, nnd
is a oie io introduce oLners. Among i- iuv
erugos most called tor are:
TEACH CREAM
flaskill's Pharmacy
5c
A delicious unnk made ol
l'ure Milk, Peacli 1'tilp and
Cracked Jcc.
CHEER? PEPSIN,
&askillrs Pharmacy
A lricht, snarklinjr drink
5c.
einbraeintr the mrc ntctii-i
nal propertiesol !'( p:iii iiml
in- owiMnni'hs iccui!ur to
the Chen y.
Gaskiil's Pharmacy
SHESBERTS
rine Aplo, stniwlici ry and
5c.
3
itasoerry .iieturiniis miii uuiu
ty, ami in evety-:isf most
satisiaetory to iiu- rM-itd-
iner who wantn t .
ORANGE PHOSPHAT:
13 --GasAiirs I'.".ar cy
Knerval in; and i i-. nt ion-
5c.
ally cooling, besides bedntr
ol value to the nervous Hys-
icin and uigcsiive organs;
posesMii)K ft ncuilainly fla
vor and relish.
COCA COLA -Gaskiil's Pharmacy
A revivifying beverage well
r ami favombly known by all
OG ,iffht drinking inebriates;
produces wakeiulness and
high spirits, though it rare
ly intoxicates.
FEANE KATTHEWS -OaskiU'i Pharmacy
A chaiming littio ulsnonser
p of all the splendid drinks at.
Ot. Gaskill'8 rhannacy, and
who delights in any trouble
that bring pleasure to tho
customer.
-o-GASKILL'S PHAKMACY-o-
WH. ETON,
President.
AU30aOTH5
Furniture -:
THIS FINK RATTAN
III
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i w I
l'l.ltCllASi;i STUAIG1IT--NO .1015 LOT.
Largest, Ebs! m$ Fm$
Stoek d Fy?siafua of all Kinds
Kvi-i In iuiplii to Miisfcni North
Pri.rs.
South Front Stroi't. uiidrr ( 'h;lt
ANATORIUM
Kinston, IV. C.
-Diseases ofithe Eye
WM. LORCH
ESTABLISHED 1865.
FAf.1ILYGR0lllES
AND
General Merchandise.
iSyCAiiT-noiiSE Accomodations.
E
and WASHINGTON, N. C.
ALL W ATER ROUTE.
Steamor NEW BERNE
WII.I. SAIL Tl'L.Sl) v S A: 1'lil -
SAIL Tl'K.Sl) v
DAY'S 2 1 M.
NEW YORK
CITY.
(teir-Delivcrv via O.I). S. S.C
fiiiiimn-
111. ll.
No Transfer Charces.
PJIILA.CI.YDKI.INR,
BAi.'l'HlOUK. lil.ji P, XV 1.1NB,
B08TOX PUOVIDKNC'K M.A.ii. nUS'S.CO.
WASHINGTON. I). C. NORFOLK & WASH
ToN . It. CO. -.RICHMOND,
'VA.K. It. CO.
RALPH GRAY, Agt.
Xuv Uerue, N. C. "
,AHOLTSK& LOT dm ' (JuGcm 6tivct,
mljnlning thn Htalion of the A, & UN-.' V.
KR. Co. " Apply to
. M, Manly,
""'. . -' '--'V' ,-;v?;V 'i.""l--j"'.Sv .'
Emporium
ROCKING CHAIK.
for $2.00.
CaroPiiii, .and at
.J.
Uv k;i Hotel.
HOOK BOTTOM
Snter,
and General Surgeiv.-
ATTENTION !
1 J uiltling Community
1110 rine JLumbor Company having put up
aivw ntiii ttujouiing my pinning mills, i am
now bettor prepared to supply the borne de
mand for building material ot every descrip
tlon.
Moulding & Ceiling
A SPECIALITY.
iliivinff an experience ol Twenty Ffvb
years as a practical builder, I am enabled to
fill orders correctly.
Onlei s f or Lumber dressed or in the rough
filled promptly, and at low prices.
Jtrt correspondence solicited.
C. J. SCHEELKY,
lluilrti tig-Lumber Supplies, Cor
ner Atmore & Grifflfth St.,
NEW BEENE, N. C. '
I'. . I!OX,4Sl. , J188m
Mason's Fruit
have un hand a large
lot of Mason's Fruit
that I bought
early while they were
cheap. Parties need
inff Fruit Jars and
Sugar will do well to
see me before ' buy
ing elsewhere.
Respectfully, . . -y
JT. It. -1? arlzer. Jrm ' -
- NO. 77 BROAD ST. - -
liiiiipM j 311!
BD VOX TI0NAL INSTITUTIONS.
NKWBEKNK
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Fall Term Opens Sept. 3d,'94
We will have departments in the dai
sies, Matheui&tics, Science,- Music bolli
Iostruinental nnd Vocal, and Art.
Tnorouh and Hystcmutic instruciinti
will be (iven ineach of tlicso depiirt
ments by expeiicncel, ucceHslul mid
well qiiuliliel tenclierx.
WE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT
YOUR PATRONAGE
For particulars apply Io
E. P. MENDENHALL, Trlnclpal.
U niversity of M ortli C arolina
Includes the College, the University,
the Law School, the Medical School timl
the Summer School for Teachers, College
tuition fOO.OO a year; board $7.00 To
$13.00 a mouth. .Session begins
Sept. 6. Address
President Winston,
j30.lw2w Chapel Hill N. J
Tii5 NORTH HATIOLINA
College of Agriculture
zzisi Ueiikie Arts,
Offers Three Technical Courses:
UTIIK COITRKK IX A(;lM:tII.Ti;iih :
InTIIK C01JKSK IN K 1KNCK;
nJTHK COUItSK IN M M II A MCA I. &
11 CIVIL KNtilNHi:i!INi.
And with each ngooil AciKlrmic I-Miio:ilion.
Each course is broad a ; throm;h, ,md
the insiiiulion is now equipped for c.vi .
Icnt work, expenses very moderate.
Session opens Scptcnihcr Oili.
For t'atidoucs, iiddre-s
ALKXANDEIt. IIOI.I. VDA V, Pres.
Kalcisjh, N. 'J.
Kinsey Seminary
KOK -
GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES
La Grange, N. C.
Advantages in Literary, Art and Music
Dcpartnicnts good.
Not only competes in prices with other
schools when advantages are (.onsidei
ered, but excels. Jluildiiii; enliirgcd
to meet demand. Dormitories furn
ished with new furniture.
For Culabguc, apply to
Joseph Kinsey, Principal.
THE ADVENT TERN
Of the Filtythird Annual Seion
of
ST. HARY'S SCHOOL,
Raleigh, N. C.
BKOI.NS
SEPT. 20TH, 1894.
Address the Rector,
REV. B. SMEDES, A. VL
SALEM FEMALE ACADEMY.
The 93rd Annual Session bcirins Sent.
4th, 181)4. Register lor lust your 345.
Special Features: Tue development ol
Health, Character and Intellect. iiuiM
ings thoroughly remodelled. Fully equip
ped Preparatory, Collciate and P..M
Graduate Departments, lRides lirst class
schools in Music. Art, LanjHi;i''es, Com
mercial and Industrial Studies.
.1. H. CLEWELL, Principal.
Salem, M. C.
La Fayette Military School
A iligh Grade Preparatory School
For Young Men and Jloys.
We thorouehly nrciwre flovs nnd
YounK Men for the L'universitv. West
Point and Annapolis.
Give full and thorough iuslruction in
Music, Art, and Business.
Our faculty is composed of nine sentle-
men of large experience.
Full Cadet Comet Baud and Orches
tra.
Our rates are very low; in fact lower
than at any other lirst-cluss school we
know of anywhere.
Location Unsurpassed for BEAUTY ani
HEALTH.
For Catalogue containing lull parliculais.
Address,
Maj. J. W. YEltEX, Sup't.
jy!8 Urn Fayettcville, N. C.
Norfolk College
FOB
YOUXG LADIES.
Largest, cheapest anil best equipped Collea
1.1 IMIUIU VUllllli.
350 STUDENTS. . 23 TEACEEBS.
Healthfnl 8ra llrnnzo. Konr ii.i i.i...
Ooinlort. Bonutiful Homo, !W,000 11u1I11iikh.
Steam Heat, Gas, et.
Music, Art, Elocution, Stenography. If full
est Course ot Study In tlio Kxpunscs
only H'2 JO iwr qnortor. BcnU tor CatiUoj?ii.
"r WI.UUH5 w imy own expenses, write
J. A. I. CASSEC7, B. 3., Frinoinal.
T7m Norfolk. Va.
THE EATON A BURNEIT
Business -M- Oolleffes
Baltimore, Md., and Washington, D. 0.
Are prepared to give their student n.a
benefit of Office, Bank, and Countiu".
house practice in all their details.
Long and extensivo espcrioitce has pcr
'ected fitcilitios for tho hiLdinst
ment of Successful Business Men and In
telligent Citizens.
WkW lectures on Commercial Law.
Current Events and Important Questions
of the day. arUianA-4-TypeVV ris
ing courses unexcelled, pay uchool open
uic euiue year. -i,;-For
further particulars call on or
address, A A. H. Eaton,
Baltimore & Charles Sts., Baltimore, Aid
Or L. II. Dcbuso, 12th & F Sis ,
" Washington, I). C
FOR RENT.
The house on Metcalf Stect lately occn-
'. e pied by A. . Ilibbni-d.
Gt H Koberts . ,