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THE CELEBRATED TENNESSEE AGrE
OF. columbia root, or. sarSaparilla root,
OF. rhubaTb. = or. alOes. q or. cloves. Put
10 one quart good whisky, and commence
seven hours before time Tor chill. Take q
dessert spoonful every hour until past chill
time, then take three doses per day for seven
days, and repeat on the lith. 2lSt and 2Sth
days. Take an antibilious pill ON the LIST,
"a and Eth doses
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
A'A BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the fine Steamships e C. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week >foAe
~ tTIP- between NEW YORK. ALEX al Efh
ANBRlA, W ASHIN GTON au,l=flz1E7h
GkORGETOWN, a. follOw-:-Leaye NEW YORK
from Pier 81 East River, every SATURDAY at 4 n
m; leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY al
n :, and ALEXANDRIA the same day at IL m
For fuIl information apply to X. y. A. DENHAM.
Agent, business Office and wharf, % Water street
georgetown, or at the Office of the President near
P-street bridge.
J. W. THOMPSON, President
~ FTeiEhts delivered by knoxs ENpress. Orders
teft at General Office, COS Pennsylvania avenue
sr At the steamer wharf, will be promptly attended
10. Jell-tr
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A LExANDEIA AND WASHINGTON R.R.

ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG Z B.
trSNER OF AM XIII STREETS
Lea f-.ti-~ leaye for Alexandra A. falluw---6 7
y 10 II q n 1, 3. Il >, b, p u. a
S~-i-E ' ~
. l. al rains leave Alexandria a. foll5ws.-6. =
. 10. II o. m !, 3 1 ,, d and . p m Tn. =
: n. al ? m from Alexandria daily, all other
t.-- cl-ty @yr-Pt SUNDAY.
=. "a AMI 2 m connect with trains on Wash
I-s- o. ,-I bEi1 X X
FhE >tl IHERN EXPRESS. via Richmond
ave- s-.rug' I 3 p m daily. except SUNDAY
Ap'.-- Richmond leaves Washington L4!iy al
= 40 uF-
Tar --H tickets o. all points South and Southwest
f ~t ~ p;s-- corner 18th street and Penn-yl auis
N'.-J. and corner 9th street and Pennsylvania ave
Ll- "a here Passengers can leave orders Tor baggage
o. t checked at all hotels and residences through to
-e-t nation. T.. :. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent.
GEc- c. VILLAINS. General Supt
-t'0 ~ Baltimore. Nd.
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AUCTION SALES.

L ATiMER & CLEARl,
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of PenHs avenue and llfh street,
Star 0fioe Building
SUPERIOR OUsEHOLD FURNITURE PIANO.
FANCY BASKETS, PLATED WARE, FANCY
Ak1GCLES. &c, AT AUCTION
El On SATURDAY MORNING, February tn.
bth, ISIS. commencing AZ 20 q 'Cl,>k, in front
NJ OF our auction Rooms, we shall s,lI very -u
T. tprior and eNisns1 2 assortment Of the above
goods Housekecpers and the trsde should attend
Terms each.
feb, :, LATIMER SCLEARY, Aurts.
II II. WARNER,
kea Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner TIL aud sts, northwest
AUCTION SALE OLA DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF STREET
-BETNEEN 1AIH AND l5rH STREETS n W
= On THU RSDAY, January -, ISIS, at
- O'Clock p. m, will be sold at public
suction; in frost of the premises, Lot mum
hundred and six, aS,) fronting twenty (al feet
four a inches the north side of street with
depth of one hundred 400 feet alley This lot
located so near the street railway and wi; hin half
square from the State Department, renders il very
desirable for persons canDeotei with the government
AND a months, with interest at per cent, secured
by deed OF trust ON the property sold deposit of
shy VIII be required al time Of sale. All convey
ancing at purchasers cost. Terms t. be complied
janis eotds J., LOWELL, Salesman.
~ THE ABOVE SIZE Is POSTPONED, on AZ
count OF the weather, until MONDAY, Feb
ruary sIh, lS.5, same hour aud place.
febiSt j. L. COLDWELL, salesman
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y IADN'S RENARKAEIE DEATH BEp
EEGJ E>T.-Mr>. Low4en, who died ia Cot
Irgc avenue. ia that part of tine city lInowh
IOImcTiN a. Mott Haven. made singular
request oI LCI death -ir,-i. She waS pass ion
StclN fond OF dancing, and her death was
FASTENED 10y an oNcr-indulgsnce in that
amusement. When she realized that she
was about 10 die. she requested that her re-
mains might be Laid out on "a board Instead
oi in coffin. and that she should b. dressed
ia heI new ball dress OF ncSn-cOipred satin.
with white slippers. She also asked that a
fashionable hairlresScT should be employed
10 dress her hair in the latest style and h.r
head should b" turned la one sidc q fter death.
10 show the hair 10 advantage Her desire
was complied it'll. excepting that a caSkeL
was substituted FOR the board. After the re-
mains were arrsiNed for the grave. the CORPSE
was placed in a char. the head turned 10 one
side IN llic-llke position. and the picturs
was peTpetuateci in photograph. The cir
Cum>tance al her ma king such q request
drew a large number of curiosity SEEKERS 10
The funeral in addition TO the mOurners.-N
Y. NlU ID
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u II. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner eth and \ streets n. w

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION -TW0ST0RY
BRIGk DWELLING, SITUATED ON T
west
- By virtue of deed Of trust dated November
i lst, 1872 and recorded in liber 625, folio 4l8 &C
u the land records for ashilgton county, D. c.,
will sell at public auction, in front Of the premises,
on SATURDAY, February 9th, 1875, at 81 O'Clock
p all that piece parcel of ground, in W ashing
ton city, known and designated as lot number five
t5D Of Geo. Il. Coburn's subdiyi sion of square 81
improved by two story (pressed brick 'front.' dwell
ing house. containing 9 rooms.
Terms of sale: So 500, with ten per cent interest
from May ist 1874. together with the expenses OF
SALE in cash; balance in twelve months with interest
from sale secured by note bearing interest and deed
of trust on the property. Sa0 down when the prop
erty il struck Of Conyeyancing at purchaser cost
If the terms Of sale not complied with Ia hve
days from sae the Trustee reserves the right TO re
sell the property at the risk and cost OF the default
inI purchaser p. A. DARNEILLE, Trustee.
ians2 Id B. Ii. WARNER, Auct.
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IS-t GREAT tD--
iN1 PENNSYLVRNIA ROUTE 1919
To- THE
y RI INVEST, SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Z mains leave a. follows.
= s-af--tvl---.. > So m. Baltimore 80 a m.
.-... - a. nj. lin m
.---- 10 m % y mn
.--.- lO-I ; p. m II so n m
lHF GREAT Dot BILE TRACK ROUTE
t''t r---tut Scenery, Palace S;ate-rUOm Day and
sat t1r-5 with Modern inpr1v rfnent-
lE- hundred miles saw ed to Western and Central
Nt- IyIh.
MAKE CONNECTIONS
-hr 1Eh from WASHINGTON L. al. WFST AMI
: att.T ~ without change.
.h~t- ly this route be procured AZ the offices
o. fr-g 'i 18Th street and P-uu-y wanna avenue aud
neg 20 81 street and PruL~y lYaua avenue. under
N1r"rsi EHt-l, where reliable information VIII be
gwen ~ "a. times
Passengers procuring tickets AT those ofHccs can
Hr- syc aslatious in Palace Cars Tor Chicago
tlIr-tgrZ- Buffalo and Elmira.
" BOYD, JT., General Passenger Agent
Uf-lg " PbiIgIeIpTI, -,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
-. Real Estate Auctioneer and Broker,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and sts mort hives,

II II. WARNER,
Federal Buildings corner eth and i ste northwest.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF A DESIRABLE EARN.
bMFLIiNG' ASP rHk SkSssshhfkHrr TUT orr
EsB ssf haff From sP fSlos1FT5NlSS VILE
D. ISIS duly rreSrdSd in Li6er No ~ ~" fo To- Il:
Gh the the ana Of @ the
request OF the party secured thereby will sell At
22, 1875, At clock m, all that piece or pareci
Of land lying and being in the county Of Washington
S' at e iSs a afe on the Msr
from stone placed the southwest corner Of said
lss shown BY plat q said tract Of land made b.,
county snd morn srs,sEg T S OF s
P f to one Daniel Lee recorded in Liher J. A.
ington at such distance from the west side tharef
a. to include fifty (0 acres Of land or less and
and wife to the ''Gir- Industrial Home School, Sv
deed dated July Is 1873, together with the improve
Terms: e-third cash, and the balance six and
twelve months, with interest at seven per cent per
0 on The pr.PsT5y sSs deposit Of $40 viii be re
at e at Of sf C.
complied with in ten days from day of sale the trns
risk and cost Of the desuns after ar t ten
days advertisement. -
GH3E' Z. " hSSINIGGkkNEr'. Trustees.
jan9 uth&ds j. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman.
gJHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
place G GHss + II sSgmIt,sSNEf' Trustees
ST. n THE AB"yE SALE IS FURTHER POST
DAY, February 4 1875, same hour and pla,a
GEORGE W. SrICKNEY,
CHAS. N. THOMAS, trustees.
Jana9 eOdds j. 7. C0LDWELL. Salesman
- Ii. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Br 'ker and Auctionper
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and \ streets w
Auction SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES
TATE ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
15TH AND l. SITS. NORTHWEST
- On FRIDAY, January 20, 1875, at 4 o'clock
III D. M will be sold at public auction, in front of
ne premises, the east part Of Lot numbered one H.
IN square numbered one hundred and ninety seven,
tlH, fronting twenty eight rs feet on l. street by
depth OF seventy two 72l feet 18th street to an
alley three feet wide and improved by two aud a
nan story Frame House, with seven rooms aud a
Store, &c
Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash
and the balance at g. II and Is months, with interest
at eight per cent, secured by decd of trust on the
property sold 500 deposit at time of sale All
con'ryancing at purchasers cost. Terms to be
complied with in days.
Jan3 ,thSds J. T. C0LDWELL, Salesman,
AZ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on
account Of the weather, until THURSDAY, Febru-
AIRY 4, 1873, same hour and place.
JaT2l eoSds J. I. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW SPRING STYLE CARRIAGES.-Over 100
! v Of the latest New York styles of 1R9
Park and Pony Phstons, Top and No SSxtyE
Top Buggles, sash and Low Door and ~
Jump seat Carriages. Second hand Carriages taken
in exchange Gail before purchasing elsewhere. p.
II. SCHMIDT & co, No. 3I9 18th street, be-
tween G and ID, Washington, and "a w Fsyette
street, Baltimore, Md. msyll-ly'
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UNDERTAKES.
u r. HARVEY,

IL r. HARVEY,
Undertaker,
No. s34 STREET, between Ninth and Tenth.
marlly
MARY z sTOOPs, Erqealrler az Nafsrai tiess-
lvl erS, formerly GIL street NORTHWEST -
RKMoy ed 10 eos 9TH street northwest. = isab "
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REICH IOADERS IN n RoPE.-Ths Bor-
something says thar twcuty->iN diffcrcat
kinds ot brpcch- loader> are now IN use in The
NaTipu~ European armies. Many of these
Though belonging Ia the same system. are
made in different patterns. such a. tha Rem
lrgion nile in sweden, Denmark ana
Greece: the NrtteTlI rife iu switzerland aad
Italy. The Snitcr i'm England. Turkey ana
Holland, ana the brcvSt. IN GERMANY Rou-
mania. AMI Montenegro. The ri H. with tbs
smallest CaiIbTr a. ;h' N.fttrli. OF In4 milf
metres. next comes The Nctterli r.paatin.
rifle. lo-5 the Peabody. n5; the Amsler 10 5:
the lierian. 100 aud the Wcrndl. 1919 milli-
metres. The calibTe of the new German
Aau>'r rifle. and also of the Merler rifle 80
used by the BaVariau army. il eleven MILL
metres. while that oI IA" old preYSe rifle was
lat. The Italian ta>>anO rifle. Ia mil inptre>
The writer thinks that the best rifles used ice
Eur"l'" Tor military purposes are the Mau~er
lGtriuau,h the WepleT, iBavariaU. , the Der
Jan. ,Ru>Sian.A the GToS. tFr-ncii.l and the
Beaumont ibuich.D The Austrian W-rndl
rife and tnc English Martini Henry have h-
thinkS. heen surpassed hy more recent sys-
tens. Dn the other hand the new prrs,-
rifle. which II NOW h'-inE tried In the school
81 mu>kctry at SpandaU. j. r'garl,si a, be-
lls M many points even superior 10 the Mau-
>tr. The average r-tpidity 81 lire al thr above
rifles - twelve shots a minute. including The
time occupied in taking aim.
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I ATIMER & CLEARY,
- Auctioueers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner PenDsy ~ aria avenue and 18th 81
Star Office Building.
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TEFT Els pTv SAFE II OF a NATHALIE HOTEL
81 CLOUD HOTEL, AT Auction.
f. BY virtue of deed Of trust to the undersigned
Lii dated December % \. d Is7l and duly recorded
December % y ISL in Liber No 6jS folio il2. of
trict Of Columbia, and the request of the party
secured, We will sell, at public auction on MONDAY
m in front of the premises all that parcel of land
ami premises situated in the city of Washington in
the District OF Columbia known and described upon
the oihcIal plan Of said city and being all those
parts OF lots numbered nineteen 49, twenty 20 and
twenty one CID, in square numbered three hundred
and scN enty seven 80, i'll said city of Washington
included within the following metes ami bounds viz.
Beginning at the northeast of said square and
running thence west street northwest tjfty two
C52 feet eight 90 inches thence south eighty six s.
fret, thence east sixty nine 6lJ feet six 90 inches
thence south thirty 800 feet; thence east to 9Th
west ana thence north along said 9Th to the
beginning, together with all the improvements
rights privileges, aud appurtenances t. the same be
ner Of 9Th and streets northwest, III said city of
Washington. '
Terms of sale One fourth cash; he balance in one
Two and three years, In equal install ment- for which
the purchase VIII he required to give his three sew
bearing Interest at the rate of eight per per
num- payable semi annually such notes to be secured
6y dred oil trust upon the premises and policies Of
cash, at the option OF the purchaser. A deposit of
$50 will be required A. the property is
knocked of All ConyeyanCing is To be at the cost Of
the purchaser. Ii the terms of sale not complied
with within ten day after the day of sale, ths Trus
risk and cost Of the 1efauting purchaser
This property having been duly -bld the 22f day
OF December, D. 1874, and the purchaser at such
terms Of sale the property i now offered for sale
h hJ Fob b2,;o h'{ Trustees
Janli eokds IRepl LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
NOCNG AND MIDDLETON. Auctioneers,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Office. SO Market Space. Board of Trade Rooms
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NOTICE-Highest cash prices paid for Second
IN hand CLOTHING, FURNITURE, BOOTS and
SHOES, &c. Orders by mail attended to. II COL
MAN CO., 92f Pennsylvania avenue, corner 10th
street. oceU
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STATES MARSHAL S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of iera facas issued out Of the
Clerk Office Of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at public
sale, ioi CASH; ~ III ~ house a1ct OF saiu
l7s, a, oelock m the following property Of John
j. Sullivan, to wit Lot No $ IN square No. 6l1 and
mproyepents thereon !, and part of Lot square
the uniform width 30 feet to North Caroina avenue
thereon, sill in the city Of Washington, ID. :. seized
and levied upon as the property of John J. Sullivan
garnishee Of samuel Bae9p, and will be sold q
Davidson. ALEX. SHARPE,
laR2G-td US, Marshal, D, c.
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FNuOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
L Real Estate Exchange, SIS 9TH street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY
BRICK DWELLING, on THE NORTH SIDE
OF SOUTH ID STREET, between New Jersey
avenue and LIST street east.
- By virtue of deed OF trust 10 us, dated June
III p. A. ID. 1874, duly recorded i'll Lber No. 75f.
folio 20 of the land records for the District of
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby will sell at public auction in front of
the premises, on THURSDAY, February lth 1875,
at O'Clock y. the following described Real Is
tate, situate in thecity of Washington, District of
Columbia, to wit: Ali that certain piece parcel
Of ground wing and being in the city aforesaid and
known as lot lettered L, in J. Mays recorded
subdivi of lots numbered one ~, two Cd thir
teen tl3 and fourteen l4l, in square numbered six
hui dred and ninety two t6g2) together with the I'M
prOycments, &c.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash;
balance in six. twelve and eighteen months, for
which the notes of the purchaser bearing interest
ten per cent, per annun and secured by "A decd of
trust tine property. will be taken. deposit of
$50 viii be required at time Of sale. All convey
ancing purchaser cost If terms of sale are not
complied with in seven days, the trustees the
right To resell the property at the risk and of
the defauting purchaser after five days advertise
ment. BRAlNAKD II WARNER Tr,.,o.,
GEORGE W. STiCkNEY, { trustees.
james THOMAS BOWLING, Salesman.
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EVENING STAR.
THl RSDAY.. February q. 1879.
CONGRESSIONAL
Conclusion of Yesterdays Proceedjs.-s

SENATE.-After our report closed
Mr.. Hamlin introduced a bill u extend the
time IN which the BOARD of Audit OF the Ms
tTict of Columbia may receive and hear
claims never before presented against the
District Finance
On motion of Mr.. Anthony, the Secretary
OF the Navy was directed to transmit To the
Seiate copy ot the contract ma &C. for the
statue OF Admiral Farragut. with all the
paIer> relating thereto
Mr. Morrill,, Of VT. called up the resolutions
OF the legislature of that state, protesting
against the ratification OF the Canadian reci-
pretty treaty, AMI gave his views thereon.
The Senate then, after an executive Se>-
sion. adjourned
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MERCHANT TAILORS-
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

A THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
"A NJ. 5l5 7IH STREET n W.
EN- FAEHTZ,
Late trtfh Firth For r. Co
NOTARY PUBLIC, CONVEYANCE REAL FS-
TATE AND GENERAL AGENT OCIO-eo3ns
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\OGNG AND MIDDLETON. Auctoneers,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Office: SO Market Space, Board of Trade Rooms
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II ATiMER & CLEARl,
IL Auctfopeers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner of Penns avenue and Nth street,
Star 0cioe Building
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VN.,Is.--fIt Ff OUT ftINlTt ciO>pu-
MT Butler commenced the debate on the
cNH rights biil, nrst announcing that he
Intended To let debate go ON This d.v an1
that tomorrow Thursday at O'Clock N m
he would call the previous question. He said
50 much discussion had been had upon this
subject that handy anything NOR. cnu'd he
said. OF the justice OF the present bin he
could have no doubt. He could MOI see how
any class of American citizens could or ought
10 bc denied any OF the rights and immuni-
tleN of American citizens. He rep.IIeI the
i"6a that there was any intention te make
any
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-27
Experiments on Rats.

An amusing experiment on rats was
recently perpetrated IN a mercantile
house in Petersburg, VT. Two of these
animals had been trapped, and it was
decided to try the effect of whisky up
on them. Forty drops were admins
tered to each of them by force, and
the result awaited. They were placed
In wide, deep box, into which some
trash and gravel had been thrown
A saucer of whisky was placed there
in. For while all was silent, each
rat having seated himself in a corner,
where he remained as morose as rat
could be. BY and by, however, the
liquor began to work. The rats began
to smile and play with their tails;
then to jump and squeak: then to fall
down and roll over. Finally one of
them found the saucer, and with the
peculiar curiosity of their race, dipped
his nose into it. He drank and the
noise of his drinking brought his COM
panions to his side. They drank as if
they really liked the stuff, and it is
estimated more than forty drops.
And now they were glorious. They
kissed each Other-an act two rats
were never known to do before. They
restled and cut up shines generally.
They revisited the saucer and got mad
over it. A rough and tumble fight
ensued, which lasted until both were
exhausted. Then they remained for a
while, each with paw on his nose,
grinning at each other. Finally both
fell asleep, and while both were glori-
ously unconscious, o terror was drop
ped beside them. The curtain falls.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-27
Washing calicoes.

Black calicoes should be washed in
water in which potatoes have been
boiled, or starch water made by hav-
ing two or three potatoes scraped In
it, or pour boiling water on wheat bran
strain it, and when lukewarm, wash
them in it, using no soap. Before wet
ting any calico, rub soap ON the grease
spots-hard soap, or soft soap a year
old. Alum is good to set the color
of green. Salt put into the rinsing
water of blue, black or green calico,
will prevent the colors running into
each other. Some washerwomen use
eight gills OF salt in four quarts of
boiling water, and put the calicoes in
while hot, leaving them in until cold
which process is to render the colors
permanent, so they will not fade by
subsequent washing. Cotton goods,
except pure white, should never re-
main in water moment longer than
necessary, and should be dried in the
shade.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-27
SANTA BARBARA ITEMS.
From the Republican, oath.

By the looks of things we shall have
street railway in few weeks. The
grading of the street is being pushed
forward with rapidity, and the rails
are being laid as the streat is ready.
Twenty men are now engaged on the
work, and as we watched them, we
were prompted to repeat to ourselves
Laxb's "Ride on the Raid.n
From the Press, 23d.]
We were shown, this morning, sew
eral very beautiful double hollyhocks,
grown in the gardens of Mr.. Hayman.
They were large, full blown, and looked
much like rose.
Our reporter saw this morning the
first watermelons of the season. They
were qnite large and we'll ripened.
They had no sooner got inside the door
than some lover of early fruit took
them under his arm, and the last that
was seen of him he was making quick
time for home to meet the response Of
lunch bell. The melons are scarce,
and command fancy price.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-27

Said the dying Altamont, "Hell
iteelf, o God, would be refuge if it
hid me from thy frown.u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-27
j. n. MCKEE. M. D..
+. b. srANwAY. W. W. HoS7'
pRS. STAN WAY & ROSS,
sAM'L w. BROOKE, m. D.,
Physician. Surgeon and ObstetrlcIan.

oFFlCE--ln Lanfranco's Building. Main 81
oiIicr hourS--S to 10 a, NJ, ITO ana 10 n. NJ
Residence, No. 240 Main street. uzsti
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-27
D. q. HOFFMAN, NJ. D.,

nHYsiCIAN. SURGEON and ACCOVCH-
eur. DR.. II. makes 0ynecological sur
gerry Il specially. Office and residence, rooms
40. , and 4, Downey Block.
Refers by pc mi son TO DIR. John +. Grlnin'
Dr WE Edgar and Dr j. p. Widney.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-27
C.. D. HOYT,

VETERINARY SU RG EON,
A 7 FERGUSON & ROSES STABLE,
"A Main street, Los Angeles. ap3 3mS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-27
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DnYslCIAN AND SURGEON. SPECIAL
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-27
Orange Grove Encampment, No. 81, !. o. o. F.

.>;gses,... REGULAR MEETINGS held on
So: the Second and Fourth TUES
SzS DAYS of each month at ~ p. NJ.
'2SsffsSs Sojourning Patriarchs in good
standing are cordially invited to attend.
II. BURDICK, c. p.
NJ RASSEIr. Scribe.