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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-06-11
= . 7 III d
F. & q PL f
OF
PAW PAW
TOWNS ADJOINING.

In commencing our New Mode of
Business, we wish to make known the
principle upon which our business will
be conducted, and wish to be distinctly
understood,
1st. That we shall sell for Cash and
Ready Pay.
Cd. That our Prices shall be One
and the same TO every body
Sd. That we shall sell our Goods at
small advance fromCost, in all cases.
4th. That in no case shall there be
any deception used to sell our goods
and that all Goods that do not prove to
be what they are sold for, may be return
ed, and the money refunded.
5th. That it is our determination, in
all cases, never to be undersold.
And lastly Eff you kun aud zee us,
we like it purity much but dond ask
for kredit.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-06-11

And all others should remember that they can
bay their Boots, shoes and Caters at much
lower figures al E. SMITH X Co.'S, than at any
other establishment in Van Buren, county.
so Linen Suits for the Ladies, very nobby and
cheap. Come and see for yourselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-15

The Baltimore papers generally condemn
TIE lynchiEs OF the negro Simms for the out
rage upon Miss Jackson, on the ground that
lynch law brings disc edit upon the law
abiding character Of the people OF the state.
That II Il dangerous exercise of ..higher
law and that IL is not efficacious in pre-
venting crime as shown by the fact that the
recent act o. the citizens of Prince Georges
county IN lyncEing negro guilty of rape
did not deter this mal SimmS from a ike
decd The Aiteri~0a thinks that about all
me satisfaction that can be drawn from this
reckless violation OF the law. Is the con
seriousness that the number Of monsters who
are capable OF committing such crimes has
diminished BY one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-15

The st. Louis Globe UIid Deis1crus has some
sensible remarks upon blanket newspapers
and the cause OF their falling into disfavor
Newspapers, il well says, are like turnips-
the smaller they are the more substance
there Il ia them, as a general thing, and the
people have found this out Hence those
newspapers which give the most informa-
ton in the fewest words have become the
most popular and hemOst successful. When
you go tn man for information you want ii
al once, without any proliN pTeamb Ie or un-
necessary addition, and the same i the case
with newspapers
BY the way, taking the Gl,Js art Deaocra,
at its word. couldn't il take a reef in its long
name 20 advantage? Call il the 'GiD5Oc.0f.
or better yet, the Gi0be; but shorten it some
way. Newspaper titles. as well as newSps-
pers themselves. are like turnips in the mat
tel of size and SUI distance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-15

An injunction obtained a few months ago
prohibits any railroad ia Connecticut from
Issuing free passes. and the members of the
legislature are trying 10 devise some way by
which they can receive compensation for the
loss OF such passes. y bill introduced the
other day proposes 10 give every member
mileage at the rate Of MY cents per mile.
which II Is understood would furnish them
tickets
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The telegraph reports the arrest of another
mail TohbeT. If fellows of this class knew
the various devices being continually en-
ployed by the secret service force OF the Post
Office department 10 unearth their theftS,
and the absolute certainty of final arrest ani
punishment, they wOGld hesitate before they
begin the practice OF rihiug letters. As an
instance OF the acutene>S OF some of the spe-
cial agents, IL is related that few weeks ago
number OF letters passing over railway
postal route between this city and a certain
point were found To- have been opened. ami
In some cases money taken from them. IL
was known that these letters were opened by
one OF thee men through whose hands they
passed before reaching their destination bu,
which one IL was difficult to tell until "A pecu-
liar circumstance gave a clue 10 the thief
On the back OF letter which had been openei
and re sealed, short. stiff. black hair was
found sticking To the mucilage. As unim-
portant as this clue may seem, il led 10 the
discovery of the guilty party. The hair. it
was argued, must have come from the mus
tache OF the person who opened and re-Sealei
The letter; IL was black; there was but one of
the three men under surveillance who wore
black mustache- The result was that In.
young man with the black muStache was at
once put under scrutiny. and he rified one
letter too many. The letter on which he was
arrested was decOy, containing marked
money. We mention this incident 10 show
mail robbers that they are narrow y watched
and sooner or later will come to grief
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Average Daily Circulation, 1880
The Star for the Summer.

Persons tearing TIE city Jor the summer or for
any portion cf Il may hare THE STAR sent by
nlol. postage prepaid, lor slsch period Of time as
they desire az the rate Of 10 cents per aueek, so
cents per month, $50 for three months, on So
fer sir months
%OTCieTS must in al cases be accompanied by
the nloney, and no paper sent longer than pad
for.
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MONEY To LOAN.
Liberal advances made TO any amount and for any
time desired, at very reasonable terms on all kiuds
of personal property, Bonds, Stocks and ine Mer-
chandise. Also, goods bought ami sold commits
sion. Always on hand at private sale q large selec-
ton of WATCHEs, DIAMONDS, good JEWELRY
&c. &c, cheap for cash, Auction sales the Isl
or "a OF every month. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Strictly confidential
6. GOLDSTEIN q CO.
Lonn Qfrs, Commissions and EIchang. Brokers
N. K corner 10Th and u streets northwest.
~ Private entrance on 10th street. msy4-tr
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PERSONAL.

HEREBY FOREWARN ALL PERSONS
i from narbOring or trusting my wife, Emma X.
frawner, on my account. As will pay debts
contracted 10y her, she having left my bed and
board, without Just cause.
JeH-3lF JOHN FRAWNER
nIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED for incom-
- patibility, etc; residence unnecessary; fee after
decree; Address p. U. Box 1887, Chicago, Ill.
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About Credits

morning contemporary, The Tiiba1fe says
in reference TO our local mention OF its hav
Ing used STAR matter without credit, that
THE STAR is a chronic gTumbler about pill
fering of its news. II 50, il il because il has
chronic cause. We do not refer so much to
our city contemporaries as TO outside papers.
and especially prctentiOuS metropolitan
TaPers that use the news matter of Wash
iugtOn TaTeTs. with a lofty way of ignoring
the source Of their information that is ex-
Ceedingiy trying 10 the patience. Not long
ago one Of these papers hal two or three col
umns OfnewS matter cribbcd bodily fronlTHE
STAR and other Washington papers while on
aEotherpaS OF the same paper was iippant
paragraph sDeeTing at the Washington IA
perS FOR want of news enterprise. Odrneig!l-
Dor, the TF,tJHe. which has all the indications
OF lively newspaper, will quite certainly
be vfctimiZed in this way. and after il has
suffered under ID as long as we have will very
likely become a grumbler. too. As regarris
home papers. we recognize the convenience
OF reciprocity in the use Of routine news
items without the fOTmality OF credit In
the particular instance at issue. as the artI-
Gle was one OF considerable length. involving
good deal Of labor in its preparation. il
seemed To Us that credit would have been
proper. The tribune. however. sets an ey-
cellent example in the matter by crediting TO
THT STAE what IL uses of our special report
OF the iynching affair at Annapolis; and we
shall try and not be outdOue by our spirited
neishbcT i'll fairness and courtesy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-15

What II the matter with the bishops who
have been rendered positions on the commits
sion TO negotiate with the Sioux? IL il said
that no less than four have declined 10 accept
such positions Can il be that they are
afraid OF riskirg their sealpS: 1t looks little
that way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-15

Pleasant reading FOR the sun INNER resort
hotel keepcrS-reports OF continued cool
weather and heavy frOsts in different parts
OF the country. Bat doubtless there is a
good, hot time coming for them
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REAUTIFUL COTTAGE SITES.

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE SITES.
To families DESTROYS of securing q summer resi-
dence near this city, that for healthfs.ne-- not
eNceed in the United States and for beautiful views
rarely eNcelled IN any country, attention aud an
inspection is invited to
EIGHT ONE-ICRE LOTS,
adjoining each other. on the North Arlington
Heights, aud being part of the North Arlington
Fruit Farm, with apples, pears and cherries in fall
bearing, and adjoining the celebrated North Airing
ton NineyaI which be pure hased at much less
than their true value. With Washington, George
town, the Potomac and surrounding country in fun
view from each, they are not eluaed by any othe
locality near this city in all their attractions aud
vantsges. To those who will build upon them Of
once, the most liberal terms offered
Small Farms in the same locality are also offered
for sale.
kOB'T A. PHILLIPS.
mayStr 500 I 9Th street northwest
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II r. ZIMMERMAN & SON,
III. Auctionerts aud commission Ncr, haut-,
cal Louisiana avenue

TRUSTEE = NAIt Nt ! ALI ALL n ~ ~. ~ Nd
LOTS ON THE CORNER OE Ia ANpt Nrs
NORTHEAST. FRONTING Ib- FkkT on =
STREET-SiN LOT- 20Nlo0. AND TiGEE
LOTS I6nl3s, IN SQUARE n, $50,
- BY virtue % deed Of trust, aai-d necemhHr
-. A. u. la, and Gully recorded Ia Lib-r No
" s65, folio isi - 80 among tue land record, '
the District of Columbia, srd 10y direction 81 the
party secured thereby, viii sell AT pull, auction,
IN front Of the premises. q the highest bicd-r,
TRipAI, June 23, A. u. ISIS. Al O'Clock 2 IA /.
all those certain piece. Parcels OF lots - grlgnt
situate In the city - Washington. In said District.
and known aud described all Uf . ieinal lots
tered twelve l. ard thirteen, IS, ~ slGafe nun
bercd six hundred and eighty STA. CO.
RN consent 81 parties IN interest these lots vii b.
sold above divideSsiN lots 30Nln. aud three lots
l6NlS-one ~, with the privilege, for thu convent
epce Of purchasers.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash. q which So On
each lvt must Ice paid At tine Of sale, and the Bal
Anoe in six. twelve aud eighteen months, IA equal
payments, 20 b. secured b. purchaser note boar
ing Interest from the day of sale AZ the q eight
per cent per annum Until paid, PAYABLE semi
Dually. aud deed of trust Gu premises sold Con
veyancing and recording n purchaser cost. AZ
terms II eale not piled with in days aftey
sale the Trustee reserves the right % resell risk
and cost IF delsultng pure hsser.
NM.F. HoLTZMAN. Trustee
Jel2 NJ. q. LCTTRELL, Salesman.
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For THE
s U N NJ ER!

FANS Japanese. 10, 3, Soc; Linen. black colorsd
~ painted and white, 81, O. 50, Sl.75 and 81.
Ladies' Fine Chemise, Tucked and Rufie, Rmbroi
deTy and kuffie, Lace and Embroidery ,&c., at Il,
Ladies' Drawers to match, a.
Fine Tucked and Rnf1e Skirts, 81, al 20 and a.
all full length and width. w
Long and Short Gowns, 81.
Very handsome Long Gowns, So
Child Sun Bonnets, Soc.
Child Lace Caps and Hoods, 81.
Hand nit Infants Sacques, 81.
Beautiful Embroidered 4erinO do S2.50.
germany Hoods, Lace and Lawn, 81
Chfldren's Fancy Striped Hose, 8, s., 50 and 7sc
Nice Umbrellas and Scotch Gingham Sun Umbrel.
New style Tuck Combs, Is, SOC and 81
Gents nne British or Lisie Thread full regular
Toilet Articles dressing Combs, best Rubber. 3,
and Soc; Tooth or Nail Brushes, 2sc.; Hair And
Clothes brushes, Is, soc. and 81.
Travelling Baskets, SOC. and 81.
Travelling 6atchels, in all kinds, 81 and 81
Two packages Brown Windsor eoa D, sc
Mems aud Ladies' Lieie Gloves. aSc very chean
Ladies' two, button Kid, in al shades, splendid
Gents Ids. ol and 81 50.
Croquet-Han sets. 81; full SETS a. n Is, a. 90.
81 80 and 4S-S0; ell worth 80 per cent more
Besides 1000 other articles, all desirable good and
cheap,M ~
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EsMASONIr-Ths stated Convocation of L..
Wy FAlETrE ROYAL AECH CHAPTER Nc
. VII b. hello al The Chapter Chamber, TUES
ph1 ENkNlN6, j une Is, at O'Clock. half an
hour earlier than usual. Oficers aud members
Will please be prompt in their attendance.
By order OF the m. II. H. p
Jei p JOHN EDWIN MASON Secretary
sIHE CREDITORS OF GEORGE NAT
Wy fINGLl are requested TO meet at the on ce
OF b n W <ruer. corner q eth and n Streets AT Id
O'Clock a. N. on FRIDAY, Ipbe Is ISIS
JOHN HITZ,
JAMES :. EDWARDS
$50, BIB. wARNER,
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II ii. AkNkk,
I'D. Real Estate Broker and AnctiOneer,
EFelaral Builiinc-. Corner gfh AMI 4 Strtai- n q


CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE REAL Is.
TATE Situated IL THE COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON. u. q AND BEING PART OF
PLEASANT.
- By virtue of a decree passed by the Suprems
- Court the District Of Columbia. "a the 18Th
dsy a February. A u 1875. in cause theron pen
ding wherein Ellen + johnson, ADMINISTRATIVE, -
Complainant, and George n Plant and ais de-
PENDANTS. being No s7S5. Iuity docket Is, and ~
subsequent decree o ssel ~ the cause. GA the
2Sd day Of February, A. II. ISIS. will sell pub
lie auction on the premises, on TUESDAY, the ? "a
day OF Jun", A. II. ISIS, at o clock D. m, the
highest bidder OF bidders the following lots IN =
Brown recorded subdivision Of Mount Pleasant,
viz: Lot and part Of lot in block D. lots 6. = .
10, aud II. ia block 2: tots J. . 3, aud 4, in block 3
lots and 5, in block T. At the sale each lot will
be ohereo separately.
Terms of sale one third q purchae money sh and
the balance in two equal instruments AZ 6 ani u
months, with interest from day Of sale. e. b. secured
10y purchaser note. Upon confirmation e sales by
court. and full raymen5 Of purchase money. deeds
viii be- passed deposit az $50 on each lot re-
gun ed a. dsy Of sale. Conyeyanciug ~ purchaser
cost. l! the terms oi sale not complied with u
five days IRON day OF sale, the trustee will resell Al
risk and cost q deiaultiug purchaser.
WILLIAM A. GORDON. Trustee.
Jel2 eoSds Ut toLDWELL. Salesman.
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AUCTION SALES.
FrTTRE DAYS

DH WARMER.
ID. Essi i.s,sje Broke- sd A--tis1.a.
Federal Buil1ings, corner "a Al So Oh. -~..
TRUSTEES SAW oF N,lr,srr -e,--
Re dH tf BIZ ikffc 49f SSLHS qhr -
TOWN IN SAID col My. INTR IAta -
ALAEGE nM FILING HuJSE AND HIEta
lNPEDk FNENTS.
- b. virtue 81 a fe---ee % the S-v-.-... ......
Ii Of abe ps>trict - q, lrmhls. h'il'.r r ..Is
t--T'rt. pass.d ia entity rauS. b, S.tIE .- ~.
Bari,cur 81 II srS.u>t = On Van "A s.. =. ~.
undsrsisnet tIs.,.c, VI !, ~ ., pG9a H...
June. us. IL - sloC, sl.. OF tha g.-Br-- ID, III
right. title. Interest. eallu s'i estats v f r--f "a
this cau.r iu and O. AT t'st certain eireH 90 Ht-
aid tract % land lylu- aus heuE iu ssff c..r. d,
Unon'cwu. District - 'olun'Nis, b-siuuiaE D.. o.
s ss4 IlS rn PsT by ,bt - efsee iS - Pc
sua Jefferson street as',ii d5sn uaeu t,sr.s...i
south side 81 Jefferson ~irre; sorth -s', i.-9--
s34 feet = Hrh vv~trru ltnr- ti.ru-e To- i. ---
angle. south las degrees, ~esi ~ iert. on - as
le~s. t. the division line between said yuiarf 80
property and tue properly 81 Gr-rge " ls.har.
~, - sil,.i1,s>, =, = se.rr, f,- ANA !.
pass So teat. thence south -, tsErrss ra- esl
feej, 10 the ocnicr of ssia Pierre street. f.s--s
north La, degrees. asst ese fe-f. % prtu- Do r
with the southern lur "a iuf III, ou al tui..f "a
east side 81 PleTCg street. ard theme. lt
degrees east l96 fe-'.fp tha point az lssIl...l-
coutainiuS "a acres "a lant lnoro " lr,,r Oh.
Terms Il sale. one ;hirl OF the purrhs-s rl lu.y
each. ard the balance ot rurcha-r "a fu'} pr 30
per cent iutrr,s' rr auurm until paid u m iAF NJ
sale. The purchaser oT pure hssers q gi'. ~ ils
tee NJ deed given uni Al purchase money aHf
Interest shall have beciS paid. Two hundred ..srs
az within tWcuty four hBurs after SAID sale tta
bsauce - cash "a, nieuts e. Be made Sitbia ten ll
the right 70 resell the prsp-ry the ans J.E
of defsUiting purchaser 90 purchasers. All con-
WILLIAM = MILLER, Trustee
JeS-dNds ". CLEARh salesmau.
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d. SILvERB1Ro,S.

GREAT METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
ie7.tr SIS nh street, near Penn. sysnus.
WOOL BLANKETS gLEANsED nice. 90 th.s
w they remain soft. Single sheet 7sc.: douSIe
el3. Qel-lpl \. fJSaER, SIs ~ ssSsst.
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nR. ROBERTSON,


IL AIS 10TH STREET, NRAR PA Ave.
From long experience in both hospital and private
Practice, viii guar antee cure in all Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs Gonorr hea, elect, Structure, Sy ph
His aud SpermAtorrhoea Cases of Gonnorrhea re-
Gently contracted cured in 10 days. Sy phs in al
Its stages quickly cured and the poison entirely
eradlcated from the system, without the of mer
curry. Spermatorrhea, brought on by excesses and
abuse In youth, causing loss Of memory and anity
general debility, organic weakness, i'm potency, nerv
Gus lrrtabiity, symptoms Of consum ption, indiRes
tcn palpitaton of the heart pains in back, dmnese
Of sight or eddiness, evil forebodngs, self distrust
&C., speedily cured by newly discovered remedies
~; N, located for many years at 10 s. Eutaw st
baltimore, Nd has consented, after many soicita.
tions BY his Washington patrons, TO open q perms-
nent once In that city. where he may be consulted
every wednesday ana Saturday in each week, from
toSp mar9-ly
ROGERTp VEGETABLE COUGH sYRUP-
~ Wanted, case sf Whecping Cough that cannot
&c cured By "BOGERTS VEGETABLE COUGH
Colds Hoarsenese, Sore Throat, Group, and eli Bron.
sna 5, ;if Y s
tne proprietor, 1919 q Ut. northwest. novll-ly
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1ilo Pennsylvania avenue.
It OPPOSITE F,'iard's ROfsi.
c. G. CORNWELL g. SONS.
SUMNER OF 1875.
...ssss .........sss..s.....
We are now Offering our seasons stock OF
New Claret Wine Of our own impor-
tatIon from the house of BRAN
DENBERG FRERES, BOR-
DEACN.
81 ST. f fsEEFSi
cAaTrAG iMARG.ux,
CHATEAU EAFJTTE; 49, ,,
Wines. We guarantee all we sell
fobo rCRE, STR AIG HI Goods.
$500 PER DOZEN for the St Julien, which is
GOOD ORDINARY Claret.
50 90 DOZEN ALE
BASS ALE, (LoIion,'
ALLSUP'S ALE, "
l.. YOCNGER'S ALE,
wM YoUNGERs ALA hL@Ein'"'s''
MeKwAN,s ALE, 'Ad'ne"rsh''
JEFEREY ALE,
BARGLAY AND PERRIN
L.
BERLIN BEER,
CINCINNATI LAGER.
PHILADELPHIA ALE.
BITTEKS:
ANGOSTURA,
H6sTsTTsRs,
ST0UGHTON.
PLANTATION,
MORNING STAR,
HUFfS MALT EXTRACT.
oATAwBA WINE:
SHERRY.
MISCELLANEOUS
LEMON SUGAR,
LIME JUICE,
HARD CIDER,
LkMOE SYRUP.
STRAWBERRY SYRUP,
RASPBERRY SYRUP,
TAMARIkDS.
CONGRESS WATER.
SELTZEE
q. q. CORNWELL 4 SONS,
FINE GROCERS,
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ID. Ieal Estate Brose- al A~-,i s5.a.
n ederal Bui.1ing-. coTIer "a AID = 81. b.
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NATIONAL Mon FIRE ms. CO.
~ OF WASHINGTON.
Cash Capital, Si0.o0o ci Surplus, slos SIS ..
lnsse Neal aad Personal Property o. tss n, Os YEA.
sonaole TsTHs.
Once, 6A3 Louisiana avenue, nrsf door east az I'm
street. CRADLES KNAPP, President
GEO. w. RIGGS, Vice Pre.ideuf
NOBLE ID. LARNER, Secretary.
apl9-5m Residence. 931 street northwest
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ia. oEEIysk kEEkss 800.
otn and streets, opp osite Treasury Department,
RAVE wasaissto., %:
TON, &c.
Denkne business In all its branches attended 30,
IA IN Government Bonds and District Securities
A.. Du{ And Sell Gold and Silver Coin, and Coupons
houses only. oA
Loans negotiated IN all marketable securities. In
o.msnon Tor investors cheerfuliy Furnished IL
kSBkDf0RD And BLUE LICK WATKRs
Just received direct from the Springs,
aILBUIAp PHARsACY.
1879 Rennsyiv anta Avenue
Ine coolest and best SODA ana MINERAL
MAIkks IN the country. msrisfr
Is NOTICE TO OWNEks OF KTAL a
sSSx,s tAIE-WHITAKKR q COOKE TI1 Fif
Srsasn, Gsst, IN anticipation Of an amsndnent TO
S.ms against the late Disericf sovernmenf. asS,se
shsny tLAIlS FOB DAMAGES b. reason OF
sazssss nos Also, Day special mDroyeneai
HsAnUhL 9 TSSgIE IS,,
VSSics-SrAA BUILDING
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RUSINESS CHANCES.

LOB sALE-STOCk and FiNTCREs ots toVI
and SROF STORE 10 a good locality row doing
q fair business. Call Al No So High street ee',i g
s..x
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BOARDING.

DOAhDlNd.
DLEAsANT ROOMS WITH BOARD for sum
mer. AT 1908 Maryland avenue. Terms mod
crate. Je3 LIT
wi Summer Boarding at reduced rates.
ies I'm anu ' GEORGE R b. CAKE, Proprietor.
II sylrania arenHe.-GOcd ROOMS, with first class
BOARD, SIS per month. Also, TABLE BOARD
RHi Or faRHk Xxi Ss6te propre,re.
MILLIKENs-Co Corner of 10th and street,
VI northwest, Washingt0n, D. o., one square from
month. Transient Board, o. per day. House thor r
09 isSs, Ten0'a'sd ann EefSTniihsS p
MEDICAL, dc.
"nR. Icons sPECIFIC' cures in 3 DAYS. s-nt
, II TO any addre IS for SIS. Or. Icons Office, So
Saratoga street, near Calvert. Specialty-Fems ale
Complaints lel5 Nv
NO MONEY REQUIRED UNTIL CURED
d ~ P l Fl BGoTHERS GRAY warrant a perfec,
Wresses s,i Se Once private nature SrSsne
nR. BUCKLER JoNEs.-Twenty years expe.
~ rlence In Female Diseases. Irregularities. Oya.
nan Tumors; guarantees satisfaction charges.
Enclose two stamps. sepl5 9n
"SATIsFACTION,n 81 PER BOTTLE. Con.
- situations free at DR.. DARBY'S, lis A., St,
COLONIZATION Building.l may2s I'm
nR: AND MRS. wILsoN.-A thoroughly expe
- rienced and scientific ladies' Ply sician and
Midwife. Attend ladies At their homes, or pleasant
rooms aud the best attentioa the Doctors private
residence. Consultation free. Office, 76 Park St
near SARATOGA ST., Baltimore, Md. msys-6w
hR. A. L. B0SW0RTH, at the WASHINGTON Eleo
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