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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02

julius SOcha vs.. GOldn Lister CT al: Same
s. same.
tNFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH on
= Orleans. No. 62l8.-By virtue of two wits of
Ieri facas to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish of OrIe.ns
III the above entitled cause will proceed To sali
at pubic auction, at the Merchans and Auction.
eeis Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustOnhouse streets in the Second District of this
city, on WEDNESDAY March Il, 1875 at twelve
wit p'opoi'S' u
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
the buildings and Improvements thereon rights
WAYS, privileges ard appurtenances thereunto be.
Second District Of this city, known as battnre
property, IN square number two A. bounded nv
Cust0mhouse Wells, CrOssnan and Front streets
anu designated as lot number four of said square
twenty first OF May 1866, and deposited in the
once OF '" ). Caste notary public in this ctv
ndu ioe measures twenty Jour feet eleven inches
Two lneS front On Wells street and the same on
sio.I1 street, by one hundred and twenty feet IN
ueptn between parallel lines. Said prOper.y was
acquired by virtue of decree of the Second Dis
iIIct court, rendered on the twenty ninth of Nav
io'Z, wherein Coda Lister defendant herein wSs
recognized and placed in possession of said prom
tItE. as WIDOW III community of her decea sed bus
pand ana entitled to one halt of the Same in tnI1
ownership and the usufruct of the OF her half. and
DTS. annie Lister, wife of Isaac Sac kman and Mrs
.t tI Lister VIE OF Moritz Bernstein codefend.
ants herein, by same decree were reeopnzed a. tha
only helrs OF their deceased father and as such
entitled to one-half of the property Said deceased
Maftn Lister acquired said property from Samuel
Barnes by an act passed before j. Cchn nOtarv
1861 ' 'A'h vi July,
Seized in the above suit
Terns-Cas tie spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAS
Gloom - CIVIL Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02
w. K. Meeks VS.. Bierne, Dover & Lester

W. e. Neeks VS.. Bierne, Dover & Lestcr
ElFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
= orleans, So t2l7.-By virtue of a wit of fer
to me directed by the honorable the Fifth Disfri,
court for the parish of Orleans IN the above en-.
Titled cause, viii proceed to sell at public ann.
LION, on the premises hereinafter designatad on
sATCRDAi, March 6, 1875, at i've O'Clock P. the
io n described property, to wit 'No
Vne boller, one stationary ten by thrt, Engine
Two Cisterns, one Imperial Stave Cutter With
counter Shaft, one Steam Jointer, now on the
known as the Washington Cooperage,
st.uatet Oh Levee street. between Milan and Ma,
ienso stieefs, In the Sixth District of this civ
Seized IN the above suit, " '' WY
Terlns-Cash or the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
fe2] IS rn2 ' vi o4icdhS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02
The City OF New Orleans -. L. A. Pascal:

INC CsFy OF .<tW UFitHns IS. Z. A. Pascal:
same vs.. same.
AufhR!oR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans Nos. 55.8o3 and Il, l39-By virtue OF
Wits OF herl 1acas to me directed by the honor
orleans IN the above entitled causl s. for city
taxes OF 1878 and 1874, will proceed to sell at
puDLlc auction at the Merchants and Auctionee-s'
exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, in the Second District of this
Guy on SATURDAY, March 20. 1878, at twelve
wit F's' ~
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the Second
bred and twenty seven bounded by Roman s.
Phllp, Derblgny and Ursulnes streets desir.
nated as follows: Lot number fifteen measuring
.hirty feet on Roman street by one hund1e and
iorty feet in depth; lot number seventeen
feet on St Philip street. 7'
Sezed in the above SUITS
Teims-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAy
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of OIleans
fel6 d mh2O Va 1'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02

OSttI, sdIIt We. Same.
SUPER1OR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ of Orleans, Nos. IS 02l ard 20 635-By virtne Of
Two writs OF feri facias to me directed by the
honorable the Superior District Court for the
PARISH OF orleans, IN the above entitled causes
LOT city taxes Of 1878 and 1874. will proceed to
sen at pubic auction. at the Merchants and Auc.
tioneeIs Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
OF this city, on THURSDAY, March IS. 1875 at
Twelve o.riock NJ, the following described prop.
ONE CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situated
N the HHst District of this CITY designated as
square number seven hundred and eight bounded
oy uasquet Canal, Genols and Clark streets
SeZed IN the above suits
Telms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAS
Clvu Sheriff of the Parish O. Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02
The City of New Orleans VS.. f. d. Fen.

Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
frl6 q nh20
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02
The City of New Orleans vs.. DR.. Armand

EINENE " ATIAMAN,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
fel3 :. mh23
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02
The City of New Orleans c. II. Chase:
same vs. same: same vs. same; same same;

Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
fe19 p ml23
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02
The City Of New Orleans vs.. Mrs. virsinia

Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
fel 8 p mt23
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02
julius socha vs.. GOldn Lister CT al; same

EUGENE WAGGAM.N,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
fel6 q mh20 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02
The City of New UrIeans VS.. CnrI K O

'LNTI4-'F " ItVIV 4 " ~.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Ori.an,
IL ?. m'23
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02
The City of New Orleans VS.. Jeanne ii
Mlllaudun; same same; same VS.. MIS- J. H.

Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
feI6 z. mh2n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-02
The City of New Orleans Vs. Crorga
Foster. q

4
fel6 q mb2O Va e"4''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

POLITICAL Notes Massachusetts, is TO
have an active political campaign prior to
Its November election. The republican man.
ayers have decided that Hon. Alexander I'll
Rice, the republican candidate for governor.
must take the stump. In the western part
OF the state there is a good deal of apathy
over the republican ticket. The democrats
have, as yet, entered upon no active cam
paign, but will find that Mr.. Rice will Sc
cure large following in the eastern coun-
ties.
Both parties in New York are awaiting the
verdict Of the Ohio electiOn-which takes
place one week from to-day-before entering
upon active field work. The republicans are
making strong effort to retain possession
of the state senate, and have thus far nomi-
mated some OF their best men for the interior
districts.
The campaigners IN Pennsylvania though
theelection does not come OFF till November.
are holding meetings in all parts of the state
The result in Ohio, it is conceded, will have
MARRIED influence in Pennsylvania. and
yet a formidable array of speakers is prom
ised for both sides.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

While there has been very decided de-
preston In real estate in northern cities .
more especially IL Boston and New York, il
Is notable TACT that Washington has not
only held its own market for all property in
good localities, but has done more the past
summer in the erection of dwelling houses
than perhaps any other city in the union in
proportion TO its population. Visitors from
'he north express their surprise at the rapid
ard substantial growth Of Washington in a
year regarded everywhere else as one of gen.
eral business stagnation, and are only able
to explain IL in the fact that this city is not
q speculative commercial center, where
values are unsettled by sudden changes, but
Is more dependent upon a steady flow OF cap
1tal from the disbursements of the govern
me,t- ana followed by the judicious enter
II.se OIL lis cifiZens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05
TIE del ION of the United states Supreme

TIE del ion of the United States Supreme
Court in the case or Virginia l.. Minor and
Francis Minor. her husband, who appealed
frors; the decision OF the Supreme Court Of
Missouri, which ruled that women have no
right to vote in that state, is published, and
being unanimously in favor OF affirming
the decision OF The court below, ought to
settle the question whether women are en-
Titled 10 the ballot under the fourteenth
amendment to the Constitution of the
United States, as was claimed by the plain
lifts in this case. This is the second decision
affecting the political status Of woman de-
cided by the Supreme Court within a year
past The first was the case OF Mrs. Nyra V
Bradwell, OF Chicago, who was denied adj
mission TO the bar OF Illinois because she
was woman. On appeal To the Supreme
Court that tribunal decided that it could not
interfere with any local regulations relative
10 the admission 10 the barof persons in the
ktates and affirmed the decision OF the Illi-
nois Supreme Court. Ia the Minor case the
question presented was whether since the
adoption OF the fourteenth amendment a
woman who is a citizen of the UDitel States
and OF the state of Missouri. is a voter in that
state. Notwithstanding the provision OF
the constitution and laws Of the state, which
confine the right OF suffrage to men alone.
The Chief Justice. in delivering the opinion
of the court, held that women were citizens
before the adoption of the fourteenth amend
ment, and that sex has never been made one
of the elements Of citizenship in the United
States. The fourteenth amendment did not
add TO the privileges and immunities of a
citizen. IL simply furnished an additional
guaranty for the protection of such as he
already had. No new voters were neces-
sarily maze by it, Indirectly IL may have
had that effect, because il may have in
creased the number OF citizens entitled to
suffrage under tine Constitution aud the laws
of the states, but 1t operates for this pur-
pose, If at all, through the states and the
state laws, and rot directly upon the citizen.
Ifit had Teen intended to make all citizens
OF the United States voters, the trainers of
the Constitution would not have left it To
implication. So important a change in the
condition OF citizenship as IL actually ex-
listed, II intended, would have been expressly
declared In conclusion, the opinion says
that certainly, If the courts can consider
any question settled this is one. For nearly
nin'ty wears the people have acted upon the
idea that the Constitution, when IL conferred
citizenship, did not necessarily confer the
right OF suffrage. If uniform practice long
continued can settle the construction of so
important an instrument as the Constitution
OF the United States cOnfessedly IL, most
certainly IL has been done here. 1t is not for
Us 10 look at the hardship OF withholding.
Our duty is at an end If we ind IL is within
the power of the state TO withhold"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05
DIeKLING VINEGAR.

PUBI CIDER vINI6AR, made under the e.
pecial supervision Of the senior member Of our firm
81 his farm, near yattsyie, Nd; therefore, we can
gHsranse e, purity md strength. Also, PURx
meric, Long Pepper, White ana Black Pepper,
C'oyes and Allspice, with q general assortment OF
Picking Cord tments, tor sale by
J. b. BRYAN BRO, Sos Pa. avenue,
sepB-ly Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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rHAMILTON BUILDING AsssCIA.

rTHAMILTON BUILDING ASS0CIA-
TON.
The fret regular monthly meeting Of the M
ILTOS BUILDING ASSOCIATION, for the nav
ment OF dues. &c, will be held at the Board Of Trade
Rooms, near corner of 9th street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
October 8, az O'Clock.
stock may be subscribed at the following places:
b. II. WARNER,
Real Estate Broker,
Corner 9TH and streets northwest,
WIN. HENRY BROWNE,
AtterI ey at Law, LIE Droit Building,
JAMES FRASER, Treasurer,
Git street northwest.
III. r. CALLAN, Real Estate,
6I5 9TH street northwest.
ms street northwest.
W. WHITE,
4th Auditors ONCE, Treasury.
JNO. q. THOMPSON,
1929 9Th street northwest.
ga Penna ave. northwest,
9Th Audlor,s Once, Treasury.
GEO. n. WOOD,
Office Com ptroller Of the Currency.
Il. N. DeTWEILER, Printer,
Cor 18th street and Pa. ave.
AUGUSTUS DAVIS, Builder,
81 7th street northwest.
JOHN III. W. BURLEY,
1914 18th street northwest.
in aboes sssn calculated to close
JNO. A PRESCOTT, Sec'y. ii0''u'n''
sep5dtOco I1rib .,tu 4 adj
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A telegram from. Havana says the Span
ish war vessel Tornado-the same which
ran down the nllibustering virginius-has
chased the Uruguay into Port Royal, ia
maica. This looks as II the Uruguay had
really landed an expedition In Cuba recently
Notwithstanding the positive denial of the
Spanish authorities.
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BOARDING

Two LEr-wirh E1rf BtARDsol r-.l- l.--.------
tgo TleA>Rut konNs. fffra.-fI-d ,r a. nm
81 IN PriNs'e i'-il's, gsoL l5Caira. A-rIy
80 ~ ehe+H nc.a s.
NlTB BOARD. Two LARGE Rooms r--p.-
Ais': ~ Boom AuI.aHlr IRE r-ufl...r's..
street. -
NJ -srsr-t, rfi--r tlfh. O.. I-t-sstt H-.t-
4 Class toafu-GCsirs.ly ROOMS - .r.-. -
siaEi. Tarl alsals AlPi frr tie a.. Il .-.ta.4f.
lHIBsT CLASS TABLE RoARD 49, 80,
v n. nth, also, Rooms from 81 a. = ~ rs ~, -
l7a9 ferusNlvs-ia sveuu-. Jos -Mtr,HFII.
O Tt'tet 1'o. a. c"11A , 10 sePH ioi-
FIRST CLASS BOAhD "a rrlYstr fAluil,. = IN
\ fuTnish.t uniurni nd t.ooms ma. -.te
rent. 1909 MARYLAND sv~ru-. s-pi ~
lOARllaG Rooms, FURNISHED siuele 81 en-
70 suite. Also. furnished rARLORS On trsf
moor, With OF without first class table board, "a
= new house, with mCceru oouye1ienocs, csnsp-
ulruf O. thrse hne- ~ sfFest railrusds 10. i2a
18Th street, between g snd northwest sugis-Na.
nj lLllkEN S-slcruer of 18th sud streets
- northwest, sshtnstcn, y q, Que SQUARE frrra
Avenue snc v street car Board o. the week ~
month Transient Board. 50 p-r day Hauss
Thoroughly renoNated and refuruishasa
tho ~ FksNk hiLLikEN. Prurrietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

1t is noted that the big hotels OF the country
are dropping 10 $ per day; or TO before the
war prices. II Is about time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

ABS r. DUDMANs OITY LAUNDRY,
lVl 524 18th street northwest.
Lace Curtains 81 per pair. Goods called for and
delivered. Is I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

Advertising Is the Oil which wise trades
men put in their lamps. Lacy that are
Inwise put no oil IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

one q The unique and picturesque fea lures
az the centennial exhibition will pro badly
he groups Of American Indians, representing
different tribes, G-esseI in aboriginal cos
tune, and engaged in the manufacture of
articles such as are in common use among
them In short it is the desire OF the Indian
Bureau, as expressed by the Commissioner
oil Indian Affairs, 10 represent in an Indian
camp on the centennial grounds the ply
slque' personal appearance, costume and
customs and modes OF living of all the In
dian tribes of North America, including the
Esquimaux OF Alaska Congress at its last
session appropriated a small sum for this
purpose, but IL is Lot more than enough to
pay for collecting and transporting the In
dian cuffosities now being gathered by In
dian agents. If the design OF the Indian Bu-
reau is carried cut an additional appro-
Priation must be made by Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

A second Daniel mas come To judgment out
West. A Kansas judge has decided that man
and wife can go 70 any place Of amusement
ON ticket that says "admit ole," as by law
they are considered "one." II this sapient
judge had decided that "being one" they
should occupy one seat, wear single suit Of
Clothes, and make q meal for one do for both,
bis decision would have been just as sensible
At any rate should his views Of the con-
solioated Individuality OF married people
generally obtain IN Kansas we may expect
10 hear that the keepers of places of anuse-
ment have increased their prices one hun.
dled per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05
LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-Near corner l-fh ana D .r-,.-. /. -,
. bisck snd Tao Rat To gRlkR t,tti; -
lfbcrrl rsW ara "a 10 D. KafE q retaru, q \, "a
rer I. o and p streets IL
1 ,>l-oa trics, rN'uiuE. driving frosl crr.4.
- ard " si.-f.r O.. JuUurg...Hr u H..4.. d.
sMALL d \. r u.a uiug a tsrs- a.. a AMI - Al
tiu. '.fricl F~stfrr. GIL "a Star tfra. .atG 81
N ohN ARD -l.--. ,.c 30. 81 iu, .Hf = . -
: - hUd iNHT I Hrrl ~ II n .f..t.
II. Glove Inward vtu o. "a : n tUliyer,.i < -
~ ESQ Ma-sar lu-rri, aN#..ue. Isfu .en l-fh "a
Ism 80 ests 80 -
Il fcI On tte 29fh instant. t,f4. a 49, Il. GEP
- with lrsss collar mark 20 b -
liberal reward paid 10 rtfsruDf - HIf 4 *
feins s,rlue, uu-cr Na,-irg'op Huu.e s,t2 .
- hEN = hil-SfTaFHs 81 Oh. glfn H.
81 tomler.a REn COW white srrf on sSta.s4
hyI DE-, cooked hogLs. Tho above r., sr,l y
VIII - ElSen II rcturutd O. HENKN RlErtlWI ii
Iikk. street., hs.wesn North Capitol ana ID
streets east. s.fE IA
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PERSONAL.

bAkdEs TX KsR fSr per, competed n viii
has Char &c IF the Carpet Department ct W. w
bCRDETTH 4 90 g, 92S It'll street northwest
where he will be pleased to see his friends and Gus
toners Sep39 ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05
FAMILY SUPPLIES.
WA. LIHkIQe. GEO. W. LIHKINS

Fine PEACHDe, OUNCES and other Fruits for
Preserving. Fresh GRAPES received daily Fresh
MATS OF al kinds, ct lowest prices PJULTnY
and GAME in season. Fine White Clover BON EY
IN frames Of pounds each. Fresh FISH and OYS,
TIERS.
sepl6tr WIN. LINKIN1 q GnH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

y t.
(cns sQHars from Is. r o. depOf,D Baltimore.
Ladies desiring treatment 81 any complaint can
consult him with the utmost confidence.
SEPARATE yoorns fer Lody paftssfs. UB @
S saIsssians FREE Il Or, bGkBrs. liz AZ -.
COLONIZATION BuildinGl yl-Sm
IL rienoed and scientific ladies Physician and
Midvfe Attend isd,ss e neil ~, scmes % p,ss.
rssidenoe. Consultation confidential. 0moe, 90
South Sharp street. Baltimore. nAyeH
NR- A. L. BOsWORTH, q ths Washingtol Biec-
" trobsthie institution, sie srsst soLshs ct.
s s.s o md di.ss.ss q oslsrsn spseisis, O..
srstins and sssith Sivins bsi6s Known 70 noasr.
science. Oonsutatlop and er termination free. spsen
nK. kOBER 1908, fRoM BALTIM0RE'
IL can be consulted at 424 10th street northsest.
nearly OgIs.its,, The Gas Once, ever wEDsrs;
Diseases Of the Urinary 0rgans, GOnorrhGa, Gleet,
Structure, Syphilis, and Spermatorrbea, Cs-es Of
9onnorrhes ntly contracted cured IN 20 says
esson entirely es.dies,ss iso@ ss- = 40.
Q. oy 81 eesse- and abuse IN 20
memory and insanity, eeners g.. 20 20
veal bees, impotency nervous iri ,..sl -.Ptoms
Of consunptiop, indigestion, pslsits.loa q the
eSi fosebodnss self cisirq.t. a.. .peedIly cured
by newly discovered remedies eentenen placing
.s;ssss IN .I Rr ss Reefs %
high tesfimonials Which be nov nods ron ne lead
ing phy sicians Of baltimore. Once <24 10th street
northwest, from 2 20 p NJ. m.rsly
RoeERTs VEGETABLE COUGH srRgf.
- c,,ss S1 "BOGERT's VEGETABLE couSa
SYRUP" Ia ts also the best 10 use tor Coughs.
esis, Aisciions FOR sale BY the prasest.
and vholssale by Oh kLEs STotT a co., and by
DE proprietor, 1879 @ street northwest, r0vii-if
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MEDICAL. &c

nR. BUCKLER J0NES.-Twenty years expert
- ence in Female Diseases, Irresuisritl -, ONa-
Ran Tumors; guarantees satisfaction. Charges.
Business confidential Io4 N. Howard 81 Bslti-
more. sepl7 I'm
1Nl perienoed and scientific Ladies Physician aud
Midwife OF % year, practice, attends ladies thsr
homes, or comfortable private rooms, careful
ing and the best medical attendance the Doctors
private residence. Ladies placing themselves under
the care OF sdame hesteii guaranteed scientific
treatment and . speedy cure. Once and residence,
sorper Of South Sharp and Dover SITS, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

This community is thoroughly sick, as IL
may well be, of the defeat of justice in nu-
merous cases through legal and illegal
lodges of all sorts, particularly the accept
ing OF straw-bail. A drunken loafer who on
account of his appearance alone would not
have been credited for three cents in any re-
spectacle business house, was taken as bail
for 5000! IN case where justice was de-
feated and yet there were no means of reach
ing this model bonisman. The aft iayit pro-
posed by District Attorney Wells, OF which
mention is made elsewhere, will enable hon.
est law officers to bring these straw bailers
10 heriied punishment, and in his efforts to
bring about this much-needed reform he will
have the supporter law abiding citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05
A q T B o L o GY.

a L OGY
MADAME ROSS.
This celebrated Lady Astroloeist and Healing No
Of ID, northwest. She has superior In delinsat-
ing the Past, Present and Future. In love or bust
mess her advice 10 invaluable, describing your
friends, pointing out your enemies, and informing
you q the way to success In all Undertakings.
lemen. 81 90. sepl-ly
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hFEDUCATION FOR BUSINESS Large
NS numbers of young people will begin TO pre-
pre Tor positions Of trust and profit by entering the
SPkNCERIAN WASHINGTON BUSINESS COL
LEGE in October. Day and evening sessions. No
life scholarships sold after Jsnusry /, 1876. For
call at College, corner It'll and streets
est OF address for illustrated circular, II c.
SPENCER, President. sepyl-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

A pMlNls1RA1RlN : sAlEOF IRE sTOCk,
"a Fixtures and Good viii Il tho DRUG
sIORE Cor ner q l2th and q streets northwest ~
Also, Pearl PkESs aud Tot OF TYPE J. ~
n kkNEY, acmipistratriN octs 80 -
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Business CHANCES.

TIE GENTLEMAN WHO ACCOsrED Or
Walsh about the sale Of his LOTS on 4
slieti suut h-ast Nii be favored b. calling al 90
street southeast. 1cfs q
Eok Sal a. nlkIhG and sCoURING as
bLl>AMfNT IN Augusta, Ca, uh raof
cnsiom For price aId terms apply AZ RUSSELL A
FAEHTL. No sl5 7th street ocfs- esIs
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ZINE BtlJDING sITkS OR AtEOOD nMyI.
u LING aud GkOCNDs FOR sale. at hmmendal,
WAY Station, Baltimore aud Ohio railroad. thirteaa
n Les cut. Apply on Promises. DANIEL AM
MIN. ful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

WANTEf.Ladies can have their Sewing Ma
w chimes OF any make repaired, cleaned and made
over at reasonable cost at 921 7th street north
Sest We have at large Expense, fitted up of he
nnest shops In the country, where we employ only
sailed and experienced workmen Our improved
aihes and tools enable US to duplicate lost broken
or worn ont parts of any machine on short notice
All work called for and delivered Free Estimates of
cost furnished Our large experience and reputa-
tion as mechanics in Baltimore will we trust sug-
tain us here. ORMOND, ALLYN & Co lfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

- The Oldest established Ladiee Physician,
Has REMOVED TO 60 SHARP ST, above Camden,
tone SQHar. from Is. r o. depOf,l BALTIMORE.
Ladies desiring treatment Of any complaint can
consult him with the utmost confidence.
SEPARATE yoops fer Lody pafteafs. Jyl3 SD'