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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-18

CoSenEss expects to adjourn to-day OF
tomorrow, or the next day. The HOUSE
has resolved that Hayes shall not De nreu
out. What will the Republican press oo
now for a revolution? The "Mexicahi~a-
ton business is a little off color Just al
this time. Too bad.
MARRIED.
Rnby Hill, June 17-By Rev, j. HIDE IA ma'si'
Mr.. John MEG. Scott to Miss T. U. ohioon
DIED.
Eureka. June 1~T-Edward Kicker, ha'i'e Vi
Detroit, Maine, aged 80 years.
fThe funeral will take place at . O'CLOCK P'N''
to-day, from d Fellows Hall. Friends ana
acuuaintances are invited to attend.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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watches aus JeueIry.

If you want your fine watches repaired in
the best manner and guaranteed for one year to
keep correct time, go to Straus' Jewelry Store,
below the Parker House. les
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
wxsHrSGTox INTELLIGENCE.

SPECIAL 70 runrKA DAILY sEsrrsEL.l
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NEW TO-DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-08
The District Bill in the senate

1t Is probable that the bill for permanent
form of government for the District, passed
by the House yesterday, will not get through
the Senate for some weeks. as several of the
features are likely to be discussed at cOnSid-
cradle length, particularly the question of the
eOnstitutiOnality of the provision for the cleo
tion of Commissioners by the House and Sen
ate. 1t is not believed that there will be any
opposition to the fifty per cent. feature, and
whatever amendments may be made to the
bill, this provision of such vital importance
to the people of the District will undoubt-
edly be retained. AS, however, the fifty per
cent. contribution from government will only
be available next year. after the organization
OF the new District government and the APP
prevail by Congress of estimates of District
expenditures made by that government it
will be necessary for Congress to make apprO
priatiOns under the SuDdry Civil Service bill,
or some other bill, to cover the requirements
for the current year. Although the fifty per
cent. appropriations will not be at once avail
able, still the passage of the bill establishing
this permanent equity will, it is believed, have
most beneficial effect in restoring hopeful
ness and buOyancy to our people, so depressed
and crippled by the unbearable burdens of
debt and taxation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-08
VEG Ell M
PURIFIES THE BLOOD. RENO
YATES and INTIGOR4TES
THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
ALTERNATIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT. AND
DIURETIC.
VEG 4 TIN z
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE

vEGETINE is made exclusively from the Juices of
carefully selected barkS, roots and herbs, and 50
strongly concentrated that it viii effectualy Grad
1cate from the system every faint of ScrOfula,
ScrofulOus HumOr, TumOrs, Cancer,
CancerOus HumOr, Erysipelas, Salt
Rheum. Syphilitic Diseases, Canker.
Faintness at the Stomach, and all diseases
that arise from impure blood. Sciatica, In
flammatOry and Chronic Rheumatism.
Neuralgia. GOut and Spinal Complaints
can only he efectually cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases of the
Skin, Pustules. Pimples, BlOtches, Tet-
ter, BOils. Scaldhead and RimgxvOrm VEG
ETINE has never failed to effect permanent cure
For Pains I'm the Back, Kidney Com.
plants, DrOpsy. Female Weakness. Leu
cOrrhRa, arising from internal liberation and
uterine diseases aud General Debility. VEGE-
TINE acts directly upon the causes Of these COM
plalnfs. 1t 1nvigOrateS and STRENGTHENS the whole
system, acts upon the Secretive organs allays In
hammation, cures liberation and regulates the
bowels.
For Catarrh. Dyspepsia. Habitual Co.'S
iveness. PalpitatiOn of the Heart. Head.
ache. Piles, Nervousness, and General
Prostitution of the Nervous System. no
medicine mas ever given such perfect satisfaction
as the VEGETINE. 1t puriies the blood cleanses
all OF the organs, ard possesses controlling power
over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by VEGETINK
have induced many physicians and apothecaries
whom we know, to prescribe and use it in their
own families.
In fact, VEGETINK is the best remedy yet discov-
e1ed for the above diseases, and is the only reliable
BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the public.
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The Small Coin Nuisance,

The provision of the bill introduced i'm the
House recently by the committee on coinage,
weights and measures, which provides for the
retirement of the three and five cent silver
pieces is good one. These coins, from their
GghtneSS and SIN Ill size, have never been pop
ular, and are fruitful source of annoyance
and Inconvenience to pOStmaSterS. bankers
merchants and others, all over the United
States. The Post Office department is i'm daily
receipt of scores of letters complaining of
these nuisances. In circular issued by the
department, pOstmasterS are informed that
the coins are legal tender up to five
dollars But the statutes are capable of another
construction which places the three and five
cent pieces outside of the list of authorized
silver coins. Business men can. if they please.
take advantage of the seeming uncertainty in
regard to the standing of the coins in ques-
ton, and can frequently avoid taking Them
but no such course is open to the pOStmasters.
By the accumulation of small amounts there
are soon several hundred dollars in small sill
yer in his possession, which he cannot dispose
Of. To be sure, it may be EOXed up and sent
at his OWN expense TO be deposited with the
nearest Assistant Treasurer: but the cost of
transportation in many instances would be
more than the value of the coin and
it is not right that any such expense even
the slightest, should fall upon the postmaster
Even the few large cities, where the assistant
treaSurers are located, do not escape without
Inconvenience. The steady tendency of such
money to the post offices. causing the accumu-
iatiOn of large amounts, and the fact that
these small coins must be separated for de-
post from all other money, and be separately
handled, increase the labOrS of the post offices
to such an extent that one or two of the cities
have sent word that they will require addi
tiOnal clerks. 1t is TO be hoped that the re-
tirement of these coins will be speedily eff
fected.
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UNQUALIFIED APPRECIATION.
BOSTON, November 1S, 1875

BOSTON, November 10, 1875.
II. STEVE rs ESQ
Dear Sir:-During the past five years have had
ample opportunity to Judge of the merit of VEGE-
TINE. My wife has used ii for complaints attend
ing lady of delicate health, with more beneficial
res II Is than anything else which she ever tried.
have given 1t to my children under almost every
circun stance attending large family and Away
with marked benefit. have taken it myself with
pr esS my unqualified appreciation of its goodness
while performing my Cuties as a lice Officer in
this city. 1t has been my lot to fall in with great
deal of sickness. / uUhesitaSingy recomnl end
NEGETINE f: and never knew of a case where it d d
not prove all that was Claimed for 1t. Particularly
blood its effects really wonderful: and for all
complaints arising from an impure state OF tie
blOJu II appears to work like CHI irm and do II,
believe there are any circumstances under which
VEG TINE can he used with injurious results and
will alwayS afford me pleasure to give any furt ar
information as to what know about VEGETINE
WIN. Il. HILL
Police Station 4.
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So Greece has accepted our invitation to the
''silyer conference" With Holland and Swift
zerland this nation makes up the trio whose
acceptances are necessary to the session of
the conference. 1t is likely, however, that the
United States Will not appoint its representa-
tiyeS Immediately, but will wait to hear from
some of the other great European powers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-08

The ordering of a million pounds weight of
lint and other appliances for the wounded is
England's latest precautionary measure
This is not exactly the kind of war move that
causes the martial Britisher to overflow with
enthusiasm. 1t is prOsaic and looks too much
as if some one is expected to get hurt.
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4 WNsULT DIR. LEON the oldest established
~ SPECIALIST In the CITY,. He guarantees perms-
nsnn ana speedy cure I'm the shortest time possible
vi az Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned
ano ui-treAted cases . speciality. A thorough cure
a. " cnArge. separate consulting rooms eos II
ssavVt RoltoWeeh pQyl-ly
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CANNOT BE EXCELLED.

(HARLESTOwN, MASS,
H. X. STEVENS:
Dear Sir:-This is to certify that have used
your - Blood Preparation in my family for sew
eTal years, and think that. for SCrOfula Canker
Gus HumOrS, Rheumatic affections. 1t cannot BIZ.
excelled; and as blood purifier and spring medi
cine it is the best thing L have ever used, and I
have used almost everything. can cheerfuy rec
Ommend it to any one in need of such medicine
Yours respectfully.
Mrs. A. A. DINSMORE
10 Russell street.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
REAL EST ,TE BULLETIN
THOS. z. wAGGAMAN SIC Seventh St.
Changes made every WeinsSi lad Saru. day,)


Three Story Brick Houses for Sale.
oh.lGenai Eotel. Pa ave., m l.. 100 -. S35. 900
~ :2s 72S I5ih n. w.. mo imp, 10 n 30 900
s sss ST. NV, mod. imps, 10 800
ss dih msa imps 10 s:::::. 10 90
72s 18th st. NV, mod imps.. IL rs........ 8, 900
s s1 ST. st. nv. mo mot. imps 10 eco
7To-Story Brick and Frame Houses for SAFE
I4So Ia s ave NV, bh mod. imps. .s12 600
a3s 4 p isss 1th ST. NV, D. D., mod: H. 6rs.. 600
Isl st.. GeorgetoW !, "a. mod imps., srs. 300
lilo 10th st. NV. bh. mod. imps. rs.... 4 742
s sIs s sOh s 8 MOD imP; SSS
1927 G st. Sc, I. h., mod. imps.. 10 rs... 5000
Untmproued Property for Sole.
ST.. bet. 2lst and 22i r. w., per ft.......... 20
9Th St.; bet Virginia ave and K Sc. per IT.. Is
ST. st. oe es, on , AND Sc; s per ft. Is
Esq: bet: is and 20 nv, per # 80. 49,: u
Houses for Rent
S b ard D, hotel. mod. imps.. IS rs.........S125
soa 9Th Ct. NV. mod. imps. 16 rs.......... IS
ioo4 st. T. nv store moo mps., 20
az az 81 st. w. furn mod. imps., 10 rs...... 65
us te 13 st st. NM MOD nG ,mn imP Is
-
1aS1 1lh st. NV. mod. imps., 10 rS......... 40
laS Corcol an ST.. mod. imps.. 10 rs .... 20
~ - ST. ne. moo. mpS.. rS............. 35
4l5 18th st. NV. store, mod. imps 1r..... IS
lI46 S6h st. n W.. mod. imps., rs........... %
i Sdo aUth 81. NV. moo. 1mpS. rS........ Is
1928 9Th st. n. W.. mod INNS. 10 rs....... q
lO1 1o3 113 117-i21 125 127 Isl + st. ne
mod fmps.. rs.....................,,. 20
l5l5 9th ST. NV. mod. Imps.. 8 rs....... %
Sl1 I'D ST. n. W., mod. impS., 8 rS.........,. 2O
POO tTRinla ave. 5. w. store mod. impS.. rs -
1908 II st. q. W.. store, mod. imps.. r...... 20
1 1s Prospect ST.: Georget,n, mod: imps., RS. L:
70 ST., Geo' getown, mod. impS.. rs.,.... l.
55 w. ave. S.w.. mod. ImpS., re. ......... Is
2111 18th st. n. W., 9rS. Observation-Disclosures. /
20 Myrtle ST., rs. II
issue on the LIST and 18th of each month buI-
letin OF all property for sale and rent on my books
Whn can be had on application at my Office, or
will be sent by mail if desired.
auction Sales.
On FRIDAY. May 10Th, at AZ p. M, 337 st.
s.w.
On TUESDAY. May 14th, at A. D. M, Sc. cor.
18th and NE.
g 5Oo RI sno S2sn ~ g. o,,.
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EUR RENT! FOR RENT! FOR RENT,
- BY Il. y. HOFFMAN, 10th and sts n w.
New Stores, 1418, 1923, 1926 New York ave- u, w.,
co. arn. ................ ................ $75 90
623 Pa. ave. NV, 18 rooms, mod. imps.... loo 90
~ MeSt 81, 6eo'twn, new double house.. rs 90
St0adard 81. Geo'twn. Ii rooms, mod .imps 80 90
zig st. NV, y rooms. mod imps. 40 90
~ Hn ST. NV, rooms, mod impS. ....... IS 90
9l5 IN st. D.w., rooms, mod. imps. ...... IS Or
~ ath st. NV. nine rooms, mod imps.... IS 90
70 6.n ST. n w.: rooms, part of house,. 80 90
S O st. s.w., rooms. mod. imps. MANN. Fl 90
60 60 ST. H. W. rooms. 16 90
go go IN 81 Ne, rooms and bath 15 90
SS1 18th st. n.e., rooms and BATH ......... Is 90
For Sale.
at reduced rates, ''
my 4-tr 70 HOFFMAN
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
~ WIN. Z. BURFORD, 7OS e street,

~ WIN. K. BURFORD, 7OS e street.
For Sale
Two-story press. Brick and Back Building 8
rooms, modern improvements; lot 2Ox125 to an
alley; situal ion northwest; for 81 8OO-Sa O cash
payments. ~ 40
.Also, three newly finished two-story press-brick
Houses In northwest section of city, with 7 rooms
terms. '' " S"''
l also have some great bargains in large hand
some property in part payment. Several elegant
Lots centrally located at reduced prices.
TO Loan.
have 80 600 in sums to suit at DER cent also
$o,OOO IN one or two sums at per cent. ap1S-'r
ENOR RENT-Six room HOUS ES, ali modern
= improvements. WHEATLEY BROS. 7th
anu hnode Island ave. ap22-1m
FOE RENT-Elegant new HOUSE at LeDroit
rooms; $6. Also, Nos. 81, % and % st. ne,
Apply at BIRNEY's Law Office, Room 35.
LeDrOit Building, r ST., or at % ST. me-
Any OF the above will be sold on long time and
honthiy payments. ap13-1m
FOR RENT-By VIM. H. MAIN & CO.,
- Real Estate Agents, 125 Pa. ave NV
Brick house, IS, p. ma. av.. bet Cd and I Soo
5,stoTy and base. br., 6c4 E. Capitol NJ l., Tor. 40
no. dd6 4th st, n.e., mod imps. Is
80. S Sa st: NV IL rooms, mod. imps. IS
Cor. ~ and T SITS. W., mod imps. 80. ... IS
no. 70 ID ST. n. W., rooms. .......,,,,. q
1000 store on Pennsylvania avenue. ........,, 20
NO. 6ZS Nd. ave., n. e., rooms. ...........,1 Is
ap9- I'm w Wv
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ENOk SALE AND EXCHANGE,
- BY THOS: J. BROWN. LeDroit Building
superb lot on f. ave., near 14th, taxes and special
Improvements paid only 39c. per T.
Large Or. H.. with LOT 42X93. 9Th ST.. So 900
II 7r: b. on corner lot, 1890, 9, SO
5r. Q. a.. NJ st.. 600 r. b. h., 18th st. $50
dZr, On. ST.. 100 r. b.h., 8; h ST.. 2. 500
ST. p.h.. iotn St... y r. b., 9th ST.. 2, 400
r. 2. h. 10th STU. 8. 600 8 r.h. st. NV. 800
r; h., K. L. av.... 8, 600 Lot 25x9O. St. 800
W ant Smaller Property for equity in Large
Houses. my7-fr
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NE" BOOKS.
kandolin: Anerbach. ....................u 90
neralios am Olher Poems. Longfeow.... 1 IS
Memoir OF VIM. r. Bartlett. Palfrey.... 49,, 1 So
.............. 90
Ea,s vi O.. edther. SOUTHERN Clio. 1 so
1919 enE otliep so
SSnoens IN hahuckla. Norton Habberton I 50
Ionstant1nople. DE Anxious -. ,,,,,,.... 4 IL
Punch. Brothers. Punch. Mark Twain , 60
T liza W. Lie Ella r. MoSby ....,.-...-... 20
Rogue's dictionary. G. w. MatseII. .. 2 %
All Of the Latest HaLT Hour Series.
CROQUET, I'm all stvIes
A large assortment OF the NEWEST CHRoNoS
at greatly reduced rates
SOLOMONs CHAPMAN
my SUI 411 PSaAaSIsxus.{o
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Y l. w B o o N 3.

NEW BOOKS.
Walks in London, by Augustus Hare Beauty
Tor Ashes, by DIR. Dickson. The King in His
Beauty, by DIR. Newton. Kingdom of Israel by
the author OF Wide Wide World, Voyage OF the
Paper Canoe from Quebec to the Gulf OF Mexico.
Az the latest publications received as soon IS
published, at
sp29-tr f2S Serentn ~
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YTNO LOAN-Small amounts of MONEY on firSt
Il class real estate security N ~
my4-f THEO. r. GATCHEL, 9th and r sts
E>OR SALE-Desirab BUILDING LOT. with
- south front, on n street, near 10 NV. An
ply 10 ID. NAYLOR,
HS4 Of corner 10th and SITS
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NO. 626 HOUSEHOLD DECO. SNO 62e
4 st. NATIONS. E ST.
NEW SPRING STOCK
NOW OPEN AT
NJ A n X RITE u.s.
No. 626 e Street, one Door East of 7th st,

Choice selection PAPER-HANGINGS lates,
designs, rich and harmonious in colors, embracing
Morris, Dresser. East Lake, Jefer's and other
styles, with full line OF medium and low price,
papers: Borders, DadO's Friezes, &C.
WINDOW SHADES, with gilt bands and plair,
goods in Tan. Chocolate. London Smoke, Gray and
White, which We make up in Shades tn order
PICTURE FIR ES from Card to Portrait size
In Walnut and CIT; also: a variety Of rich Sill
Velvet ames, Card and Cabinet sizes: Fancy
Chape. and Their styles Porcelain Paintings &c.
PICTURE CORD in Gilt, Silver, Timed, Cop
per and WOrsted.
Pi,tuIe-room MOULDING in Git, Walnut and
Cherry: Picture Hooks, Nails. Rings, &c.
PAINTINGS, ENGRAVING, ChrOmOs, OF e =
graphs, Figures and Landscapes in appropriate
Frames.
Sole agent for BREWERTON'S POPULAR
PASTEL PAINTINGS.
Orders for Paper-hangingS, Window Shades OF
Picture Frames punctually filled and satisfaction
guaranteed. Terms cash.
Free Art Gallery.
MARKRITER'S,
my4-6t- No. 626 e St., one door east of 7th.
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4 RARE CHANCE-VERY DESIR4BLE
"A HOUSE FOR SALE AT 4 BARGiIN.-The
owner offers for sale one of the most desirable and
substantial HOUSES in the northwestern section
supervision of Mr.. John Fraser, Architect, on a
LOT AZ feet front 10y 100 feet Deep and having 20 feet
additional OF parking in front, incloSed by neat
iron fence designed by the architect The location
is unsurpassed for health, being one of the m st
elevated In the city. and at least ten feet higher
than that OF Ascension Church. The House is
ent rely detached, is two STORIES with French roof
and basement, and has a bay window extending TO
the top. The front is composed of Ohio stone, with
horizontal courses of slate in lieu of black brick
has a brick cornice, and is one of the most orna-
mental i'll the whole city.
FLOOR PLANS.
baSement:-AH cOncreted has q cellar contain
ing bins for wood and coal, ash pits. &C.: furnace
room containing one of Barstow's wrought Iron
furnaces; kitchen containing range, stationary
cont lining dumb waiter, and servants Closet
FIRST floor has hall, parlor, library, dining room
ahd buffers pantry with dumb waiter, all commu-
nlcatlng 10y sliding doors, and low down CRATES in
parlor and library.
Second Floor has four chambers, with large
closets in each: linen closet and bathroom,
reached by two flights of stairs.
Ihlid Floor has one servants room and large
room about 19x4O, suitable for a bilIiard-room
or could be divided into two or three additional
bedrooms.
The steps are of Ohio stone with two pair of
terrace steps Of the same material Concrete walks
extend entirely around the house, and street con-
creted and all taxes paid.
Each room has a handsome slate mantel made to
orGe after design furnished by the architect ld
lshed brass, OF the latest design
ne furniture, mostly new, will be sold with the
douse, very low, If desired.
Inquire at 1924 Q st. NV. mye Ct
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SPESlAL NOTIGE..Dr: ROBERTSON can be
~ consulted every Wednesday and SATURDAY. NJ bis
Once, 921 ID ST., between 9th and lOth, from ~ 3
p;m;, on an diseases Of the Urinary Organs and
ness. Nervous Debility, lmpotency Premafpura n
cay, Nervous Trembling, Palpitafion of the Heat
&c, all resulting from abuses In YOUTH eIcesss Z,
mSfaninood, and early indiscretions. Gonorrhaa.
S.t,ctures ana syphilis quickly cured. DR. r. is 4
special practice endorsed by the leading physcians
oI ,hls ciLy, visits washington every "Wednesday
ment Lor any OF the above diseases viii ind il 10
S SheI lhterest 70 can upon him, who win insure
suaIsnIeea Ia every case he undertakes VIII refer
NE pasrons 70 any OF the leading physicians OF Bal
Eutaw street, Baltimore W mar2oiv
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EDUCATIONAL.

GUMMk COURSE at
y SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
7th and L streets, during May, June and July,
Tuition BY the month in PenmanshiB. Core.
spondenee. bookkeeping and the calculations con-
M1 WILLIE, PA.-Boys $50 per quarter: Giris
40: Students prepared for business, Yale or HE.
feb22-1y j. SHORTLIDGE AM, Prtn.
TAMEs CORRIDON, PROFESSOR Of Penman-
- ship St. Cloud Building, 9th and r. Writing,
Bookkeeping and Short-h-1d taught in short and
guaranteed. Lessons given at resfdences and q
scnoos. je4-1ys
GENUINE Indigo Blue FLANNEL SUITS at
~ % ~ A. si6AUs's ap3Q
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E0R SALE RENT OR EXCHANGE.-Ab eau-
IL tlful Country RESIDENCE and Fruit FARM
near Washington 81 900 worth of fruit can he sod
IRON the place annually. Apply to JESSIE B
Georgetown Post Office, ID C, apI5-e1In
EOR SALE-From 8 to Is acr es of LAND, Ia
beautiful situation: fruit trees forest trees and
water On the place: 10 minutes walk from the rail-
poao now being graded. Apply to A. g. HAYES
20 center Market. or on the place. aplo-lm
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lust RECEIVED,
Marcus Wards Easter Cards
Marcus w ards Irish Linen Paper and EnysIonas
Marcus W ards Irish Linen Cards and Enyelopes
Blackwood's Jet Black Ink.
photographs of Rev. W. =. Rainsford; price so cts
As published. go ~
Latest Styles of Stationery on hand aIways
w. ID. .. II. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLERS,
nafl o-u 456 PenN0, ops,
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THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS.

keramos and other Poems, by Henry wadsworth
LongfelOw, 81. 25. Memoir OF VIM r. Bartlett nv
T. W; Pelfrey 81. SO. The Voyage OF the Chalen.
ger. by cir c. Wyvie Thomson, 2 vols 8 yo
maps and iustraio ions, Sl2. The Elements OF Rbeto.
re, 10y Jas. De Ollie. The School OF the Family.
ne History OF Crime, parts and 2, paper co.
Gemlni: No Name Series. 81. Georgia W ooer by
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MRS. NJ. l.. WHITEFORD,
wi (Of Ba tmJre.)
FASHIONABLE DIRE SASDCLOAK MAKER
513 18th street northwest Is now prepared to make
Ladie and Children dresses at the following ne :
duced prices: Wa king Dresses f5nm So 20 BIO: Car
riage AID Evening Dresses, $40 .Oyl5 Will guaran-
tee perfect satisfaction. m96-3f.
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BY
THEO. r. &ATCHEL,
Real Estate and Insurance.

Ia st. n. w.; 16 rooms, II: i..... ..........S75
- u st. se., 1O rooms, m. H.. ............. so
iSS. ST. W., IL rooms, m. i...... ........... so
15O1 10th st. NV, 10 rooms m. i............... 35
C0r Mth and SITS: NV, rooms, m. i........ IS
IL ST. NV 1O rooms, m. H.. .......... 80
1879 ST. H. W., rooms, m. i................... 25
AND many other desirable Houses in all sections
of the city, for rent cheap, my4-7t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-08
MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
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- cure any case Of Female Weakness Irr,gulari-
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eoo b ST. s.w., opposite Smithsonian. mys- 2ss
PFGISTER'S LINIMENT
- cures hheumatism, Neuralgia Headache and
al sores. pains, injuries. &c. 1t never fails. Try
II; SOD by druggists. Is and 80 cents STOTT
ShJMM ELL, 40 Pennsylvania avenue, Agents
loi w aehIIStoh ap15-m, W.. I. 6m
SATlsFACTI0N',-Apo positive cure and acer-
=. ~ TAIN preventive OF unpleasant consequences
II used in season; 81 per bottle, at Or, DARBYiS'
no 91 81, corner Penna. ave. ap} I'm
nR; LEON, The Oldest Established and onlv
- Hslabe Ladies Physician In the City, can be
consulted every Tuesday, Wednesday and SatuT.
cay, at NO 6O6 II st. NV, from 1 70 O'Clock.
Al Female Complaints quickly cured Once an a