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GREAT REDUCTION.
We have marked down all our FRENCH NOVEL
TIES and offer reat Inducements in Black and Col
ored SILKS, Colored CASHMERES MERTNOS.
CAMEL'S HAIR, WOOL PLAIDS and BASKET
CLOTHS.
SHAWLS.
Our stock s now complete, and we offer them a,
prices never before seen in this city.
EVENING GOODS.
Silks and Gauzes In all the new shades at very
sonable prices. A line of Evening Silks at l 25,
never offered before at less than $3.50. Cashmeres
IN all the delicate tnts suitable for party toilets
KID GLOVES
We keep Trefousse Paris Gloves, and confidently
recommend them the best Glove made.
We also keep the ST. JAMES, and warrant them
the best for the price in market Price Sl.503 but
tons.
Fur lined CIRCULARS Just received
W. NJ. SINISTER L SONS,
ONE PRICE ONLY.
1t S19 Pennsylvania rpexue.
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L. A. MCINTYRE.
IL. REAL ESTATE BROKER,
No 9lS street, opposite Masonic Temple

For Rent (F,trnished.)
NV. cor 25th and Pa ave-, 20 rs, ami 1869.
9 st near 14th nw., IL RS, am.i............ $50
No, 12ll NV. IA rs, ami 100
+ st., opposite Ebbltt House. ................ 100
II ana e. nv, III r.. mi Is
18th and 2 SITS. Circle neat rs, am.i... so
18th and + NV, rs, a mi. observation-disclosures. 35
For Rent {U,.furnished.)
No. 1881 NV, II rs, a.mi............... rs
No. 47S Penna- ave. W., % rs.......,. so
No. As ne, II rs, anil ELECTROMAGNETIC, .
No. 81 ne, IL r., ami. Is
NO Gl5 n. Jersey ave. Nv. 9 rs, bath. 25
No 1925 Vermont ave-, r., gas and water. Is
No. All Sd NV, RS, water, &c.............. ID
No. 1875 Park Place, cor. 18th n.e........ IL
No. 1888 Park Place, RS, mod imps. ........ IL
No g. TN ..n 81. 6eoreetown.
Two Stables, centrally located. Z and IL
For Sale {Houses.)
st, near 14th St w., double, a NJ 800 600
18TH ST., near n, IL rs, ami 600
Near 18th and SITS. Circle, 10 rs, ami. 1900
Grant S. near 10Th, IL rs, 1880
No. 1910 NV IL IN. i, new. ......... 62OO
No 81 me-, 10 rs, to trade for small farm
10th ST., near DIV. 9 RS, ami.,.......... 5000
Congress ST. near Beall, Georgetown, rs 1890
NOrtn capitol and b ne, rs ami 800
ST, near 18TH NV rs, a.m.l............. 5000
4fh and ne, new, Z rs .............,..,,,.2 25O
E1St ana NV, traIne, 8 1 800
Defrees st. Brick, rs, a.mi............... 1900
55tn ana = sW, Brlck, D re-, water. 500
Iist anu n.W.' Frame, Observation-Disclosures. 800
For Sale (Lots.>
lith ST. near I. NV, 24xl34. ............... S2k
st. near 18th NV. Observation-Disclosures. IL
Z. Capitol and 8th Observation-Disclosures. 75c
and 18th NV; (will trade lots l9X90.... Coo.
Ith St, near H. L. ave. Observation-Disclosures. soc
NE. cor. 18th and R. ....................... $500
Also, great number of other Houses and several
choice Lots In all sections of the city. decl3-tr
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1872 2lst st. NV. IL rooms. mod imps Sss SO
ia st. s.e IL rooms mod. imps. ......... 30 90
4l9 18th st. NV, IL rooms, mod imps ...... 80 90
1890 80 st. NV, rooms, mod imps -. $500
l414 9th st. Il w, rooms, mod. imps...... Is. 90
l6l4 Monroe St NV, Z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 16. 90
1916 + st. n w, store ....................1 800
l451 I St n W, rooms. mod inps. .......... 1900
FURNISHED House, \ ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900
FURNISHED House. II st NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
in the city o..o y. 800 90
Money to loan in sums to suit, at 7, 8 and ID per
cent iec16
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DROPERTY FOR RENT,
L By r. o. HOFFMAN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
10th and SITS. NV

453 st, n w, furnished .Sl25 &C
Furnished House. + st. n.w................. 10000
13O Penna- ave- n W., business house ...... 10000
BUG 9TH st NV, IL rooms, mod imps. 100 90
lll5 NJ st. NV, II rooms, mod. inps ...... &c sc
DO "a 81. w. IL rooms mod. imps. ........ 5000
LAO iltn st. n w. IL rooms, mod imps...... 5000
~! 7th St NV, l0 rooms water and gas. $500
13l2 st. n W.. lO rooms. mod. imps. ........ $500
vi eth st NV, rooms, mod imps. ........ $500
9l9 tth ST. NV, rooms, mod. nmps......... 80 on
III Ith ST. NV. rooms. mod. imps. ......... $500
9lI Ith ST NV rooms, mod. imps. 100000. $500
222S 10TH st. n.w., rooms observation-disclosures. $500
S09 st. NV, b rooms, mod. imps .......... 1890
Ola lth st. s.W, rooms. 900
6i6 lItl St sW rooms. ..................... 12OG
1Ul-1US-111 st. q. W, z rooms each ....... HOO
926 u st. sW. 6roOms. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400
6l2 Penna ave. NV, large store. ........... l25O
l423 New York ave. NV, store. ........... 75.Od
14Z5 New York ave. NV, store . 1000
FOR SALE
HOUSES and LOTS in every section Of the city al
prices to suit the times, and on terms that viii sui
elsewhere.
decl6 h R. O. HOLTZMAN.
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m ID. CROSS. JR.,
IL DRAIn n
LUABkR, WOOD, OOAE.
Doors, 6ash, Blinds, Moulding1, 10
O0cel0l9 Market Space(a Board OF Trade Rooms ~
foot zth st. east
Orders left with Messra p 2. LITTLE o., Gro.
oerA. corner Is ana 9Th sta 40, and THO8 ",
eMITH. 9Th and PA ava. east wi0 receive -prumpi
esse0sao0 oCkll$Ws
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NJ CUNNINGHAM is PREPARED TO MAKE
wi all qualities SILK HATS from 81 80 to n
So. RemodeliDg and all kinda of Repairing of
SIX and Soft Hats. ii. CUNNINGHAM. S25 -
sIa AsTeet declI-eo3t'
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The Proposed Coalition of the Ma
tiOnals and Democrats.

\ suggestion has been made from ':green-
back" quarter for a union OF democrats and ma
u0nalS against the republicans in the next cleo
ton after the plan pursued in one or two states,
in 1860, when the friends of Bell, Breckenridge
and Douglass voted by agreement for the same
electoral ticket as against the republican eiec-
tors. In case OF the election of the Joint ticket
in a State, it is proposed that the electors
chosen shall divide their votes between the
democratic and national candidates in propor-
ton TO the popular vote cast for each. For in
stance. in the campaign of 1860 which 1t is pro-
posed 10 initiate, the arrangement was in the
case OF New Jersey that il 10000 votes were
thrown for the united opposition ticket, 100 900
nf which were for Douglass and $4,000
for Breckenridge, then two-thirdS of the
electoral vote of the State was to be
given 10 Douglas, and one-thlrd to Breckin-
ridge. IL Is suggested that by similar plan
every vote against the republicans can be
utilized in iSS0. IL, as seems probable, the re-
suit would as consequence be thrown into the
House OF Representatives, 1t is pointed out that
in no event could republican be chosen, and
that the democrats and nationals combined
would elect the President. The democrats are
not likely to approve this plan before determin-
Ing certain points: first, whether the nationals
vote will be large enough In 1850 to make its aid
necessary for victory, or sufficient to prevent
defeat; and second. whether the votes will not
come OF their own accord without any formal
arrangement. The democrats will doubtless
see how resumption works before giving sJg-
SestiOn OF this kind much consideration.
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THE NATIONAL TELEPHONE Ex.
l. CHANGE,

THE NATIONAL TELEPHONE EX.
L CHANGE,
OF WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Now being put in operation, comprises a system of
wires leading from the residences business places
Of subscribers to q central Office. through which
direct communication can be made between any two
subscribers who can hold direct aad confidential
conversation at any hour of the day or night and as
often desired. The tones of the voice are heard
and recognized through miles of wire a. distinctly
as if the speaker were close at hand The instru
ments may be placed in any part of the house. and
will always be ready for No skull required to
work them; no batteries Of any description used
The system is intended to embrace
The Capitol, Government Departmen Newspaper
Oh1ces, The Courts, Police and Fire Departments
Hotels, Railroad Telegraph and Express Offices
Physicans and Lawyers Offices: Banks, Mer-
chants IN all branches Of business, Livery Stables
markets, Private Houses, Etc Etc, Etc.
Lines are now being constructed, and persons
Mlshng TO avail themselves of the advantages of the
Exchanse are requested to send in their orders at
once 40 CHARGE is made for putting up the wires
ana instruments, or for keeping them in repair The
rental - ~ SA~@-A
ii subscribers viii give addresses of persons with
whom they have occasion TO use telephones efforts
VIII be mace 10 include such persons in the Ex
change system. - ~
Private Telephone ines constructed and leased.
any information given az 1923 q street
aeels6t General Manager and Sole A.eas.
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CIRISTIAN RUPERT,
Nos. 4O3 md 4O5 Seventh street u.w.
TEMPLE OF FANCY GOODS
Importer of all kinds of New Toys and Fancy
Notions adapted for
HOLIDIT PRESENTS.
DOLLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
SPRING AND ROCKING HORSES
GIRLS AND BOYS VELOCIPEDES.
SLEIGHS, ALL SIZES.
NOTIONS too numerous to mention
WORK BOXES AND DRESSING CASES,
MUSICAL BOXES from 81 so to S75
WRITING DESKS AND PERFUMERY STANDS.
CHINA VASES AND ORNAMENTS.
WORK STANDS AND FANCY BASKETS
Those who wish to avoid the large crowd usu.
ally attending at the near approach of the Holidays
should make their selection early. to avoid the
rush. dec19-lOt
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COAL AND WOOD.
GOAL AND WoOD.


GOAL AND WOOD.
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY
Can q our wharves foot OF 7th St, and see TO,
yourself. COAL constantly arriving. WOOD of AL
kinds. Large stock and fair prices
dad KiNDLiNG WOOD. The OILY Kindi:Hs g Ssss
having Fire Lighter with eyerv hr-,, w.
STEPHENSON BRO.
Seventh Street Wharf
Branch Once. 18th and Pepu'a ave. sepS9tr
- JOHNSON BROTHERS.
HUOD 1ELEPHoSIc OoNSEorIoyH GOAL
EUlL WEIGHT.
GOAL BEST QUALITY WOOD
LOW PRICES.
WOOD PROMPT DELIVERIES Ooky
. uptown Offices by TELEPHONE
with nneQualed facilities and advantages 10, eco
nom1cally conducting the wood and coal trade
wharves factory, extensive store yards enabling ms
@ stock up largely when coal is lowest; ofices
throughout the city, and all In immediate communi
cation, 9sur1ng prompt attention to orders we are
to offer to our patrons the best varieties OF
coal at the very lowest prices
Remember, we insure strictly pure coa, of 2.21c
pounds TO the ton. '
JOHNSON BROTHERs
Main once, mill and depot, foot of Eth, 18th and
l41S It'll St n. W. and 22l Pa ave- "a jyl3tr
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TRENCH DRESS GOODS.

We have Just opened splendid line of French
Dress Goods for the holidays Black Silks in splen-
CD quantities, from 81 p to 81; Brocade Armurs
SIks. for over dresses BrOcaie Silk Over-sutjn1s
Aruure sutlnss, In worsted, new designs; b lck
ana CoOred Casbneres, IN choice cOOrs also a fuII
line OF Housefurnishing Goods, viz: Damask
able Cloths and NAPKINS; Pillow aud Sheetiny
Linens, all grades Blankets, all sizes and dualite,
Marseilles Spreads. all sizes in choice patterns.
Ihose in want of choice goods will do well to ex-
Anime our stock before purchasing.
EOOE BRO. K CO.
decl9tr 1925 r st.. near Ebbitt Hons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-19

The Boston movement to put stop to the
Issuing of free passes by railroads to members
OF the state legislature has spread to New York
But the experiment has already been tried in
the latter city without brilliant success Some
twenty years ago bin was passed making it
criminal offence punishable by fine and i'm
prisonment, for an officer of railroad COM
pany 10 issue free passes to anyone not in the
employ of the company. But this provision OF
the law soon came to be disregarded and was
repealed. New YOrk'S unsuccessful reforma-
tory efforts OF the past are not likely. however.
TO discourage Boston, nor should the failure OF
one sparnodic attempt in this direction prevent
New York from trying again. The railroad
companies which, like those interviewed at
Boston, ''have no fayorS to ask OF the legisla-
ture" should not feel bound by custom and by
fear OF consequences In case Of refusal to fur
nish free transportation to members. And it Is
not fer the interest OF the public that those
roads which hare favors to ask from legisla-
ture should be able to advance the argument of
pecuniary service previously rendered in sup
port of their demands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-19

MISS WILKINS.
AA
NJ. SHOEMAKER CO.
CHILDREN'S
OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT OF
1921 Chestnut Street, FhandeIDhja
Has now open at Paror No, $50, The Arlington,
- A FULL. LINE OF
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S FINE CLOTHING
CAPS AND COLLARS
Which we respectfully invite the ladies of Washing
Ton ~ examiner dec1S-2t
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5l9 It'll ST., room. Observation-Disclosures. 10
of all property for rent and sale my books which
can be had On application at my Office, win be sent
by mail II desired.
Loans.
$4,000. $1,000. $500. $500. at per cent declS-tr
IL BIZ F, n. SMITH,
Real Estate Broker, LIE Droit Building,
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PERSONAL.

MRS. b. I. WRIGHT, MAGNETIC AND CLAIR
WI NOIANT HEALER, S2+ 9TH = NV has emf.
nent 81 ccees in treating (without medicine, Acute
and Chrome Diseases. Consultation free. dec l6-ew.
MRS. BLACK. MAGNETIC HEAIER.-Trance
VI medical and business sittings; strength and
vitality restored 10y vital magnetism Magnetic Am
ulets for local weakness. 1908 Penn'a ave Parties
attended at residence if desired dec136t.
MISS OINEY'S CLAIRyOYANT SIGHT is un
IM rivalled The revelations astonishing names
and messages given Consultations upon business
complications and affairs of life. 215 Az ST d2-5ws
MADAME ROSS, the reliable Clairvoysnt and As.
Il trooR1st HAS REMOVED to No. IL 9th st Sc
between East Capitol and sts, Capitol Hill: 81:
cars stop within half square of house Fifteen wears
In ashlDgton city attest the fact that this wonder
fu lady gives better satisfaction in all affairs of life
than any one in the profession; tells of past life
present and future destiny gives advice and assist
ante on all matters apIertaiuing TO business love
and matrimony. AL In trouble call. Satisfaction
given or no pay. noy23Iv
A STR0LOGIST-Mrs DE-. ELLIS sos Pennsyi
n yania ave. If you would know the truth con-
suit the Doctor N all things Office hours from a.
~. 10 > pm novl6-tjan7
nR. WELLS EUREKA SURPRISES ALL
~ other articles for Identifying and preserving the
Teeth For sale by all druggists Is cents per bot
tie. norh ~
John PATCH EXAMINES TINES SOC 10TH
q st. NV, q no. to 10 y. m reports Is to the re-
sponsblNy OF people, with abstracts of real estate
Searches for Chattel Trusts, 81. jyll6ms
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EOR RENT
II ByW. e. BURFORD,
Real Estate Broker, 7O8 ct NV
No. 606 10th ct. NV, frame r., mod imps ass
No. 800 9Th st., store and cellar mod imps so
corner 20th and N sts store. Observation-Disclosures. Is
No. 708 st., Office rooms. BIS TO 40
For Sale.
SPECIAL bargains In small twostory press brick
HOUSES by paying 500 cash the balance in month
" instruments to suit purchaser
Also . number of large HOUSES from $1,000 to
$1,000 To be sold ct great sacrifices and on easy
terms,
eau and examine my list before purchasing.
W. Il. BURFORO.
nov9-H Real Estate Broker, 7O8 C.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-Just arrived and for sale, ten head of
Il good HORSES; also, one pair of black ~
tmatched) HORSES and l COUPE; horses N.SN
16h hands e. high, five years old: one brown -,
HORSE, 16 hands high; can trOt in $50; years
old a lady can drive him. and fears nothing. No
fair offer refused. JOHN SIMMONS, 81 18th ST.
decl1-3ts
TOR sALE-THREE HORSES, FAMILY CAR
y IAGE. Brewster Patent Side Bar - L.
Shifting Top 5 BUGGY, SING SINGLE andGAE
Nets. etc. One Horse is very free and stylish
person to drive: The other two are good Family or
them is an excellent Saddle Horse; are all war
ranted sound and kind in every respect. Will be
sold together or separate, at a great sacrifice
Reasons for selling given to purchaser. Apply at
the NEW YORK AVENUE HOTEL, corner Of 14th
st. and New York ave- decl6-4ts
WAGON FOR SALE-Apply to REISS- cS-R
W NER JERKS, Stove Store, No exf@-1rsaA
III 7th street NV, between q and II 10Y
streets dec146t
E'OR SALE-A large stock of new and second hand
l. CARRIAGES, suitable for summer sxr-R = .
or winter use at prices to suit the times Xii Nt6
Repairing promptly attended to, at Nz@2&-
duced prices.
ROBERT b. GRAHAM,
Repository and Factory N04l6 9Th st., bet. d and
NV. decl1tjan3
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DRY GOODS.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS IN THIS CITY
REDUCED REDUCED, REDUCED,

we nave reduced the prices OF all of our beautiful;
DRESS GOODS. Double width pure Snk and Woo
Goods reduced to 80 Pure Wool Colored Cashme Sse
reduced to so Piano Covers. embroidered with six
reduced to S..
CARRIERS, III Market Space.
Bleached Table Damask, so. 81, IS, 81 Cloth for
boys wear, pure wool, SO, IS, 81 Waterproof Cloth
Cloths, all kinds Pure Wool Beaver Cloth for ladies',
cloaks 81 90 Blankets, pure wool, s. so, S5 81 so
$lo Table Covers. embroidered with silk. 81 so.
dec9tr CARRIERS. III Market Space.
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THE REPU BIIC-An eight page journal of So
i ciety and Politics. edited by JOHN BRISBEN
WALKER, is delivered by carrier for Is CENTS PER
MONTH. Office 1101 Penna ave dec19
EVERYBODY that has or expects to purchase
II LOTTERY TICKET. can receive valuable and in
teresting information FREE that will protect them
against i'm position and fraud Address THE Ma
T1ONAL BANKING CO, N u. dec19-th, m .3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-19

Our assortment Of HOLIDAY PRESENTS il now
complete to which We invite the attention of our
friends and the public generally consisting in part
Of Elegant Gilt Books, Standard Poets. Family and
Pocket Bibles Prayer Books, Juvenile and Toy
Books, Albums, Writing Desks. Jewel Boxes. Glove
and Handkerchief Boxes. Dressing Gases, Gold Pens
and Pencils Pocketbooks, SWISS Carved Goods &c
&c Christmas and New Year Cards. Card engraving
and printing a specially. deCIg.2w
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sEFUL HOLIDAY GOODS.

sEFtL HOLIDAY GOODS.
Silk Handerchiefs. 12H 20. %,
Brocade Silk HandEerchiefs 80 worth Is.
Iadlea Initial Handkerchiefs at cost;
ladies' Gents and Chlldren's Handkerchief eheap.
Gloves. Hosiery, Notions, Sets and Scarfs cheap:
ornamental Presents can be made out of our cheap
stock Dress Goods Black Cashmeres
Black and COiored Silks at unusual low prices:
Elegant Black silk. 81 % to SI.75
No better Souvenir for the Holiday Season than a
present OF one of our nice Cloaks:
8rtlssels Carpets, 20, IS. 80. Sic
All wool Inerains, 55c- Ingraius, 25. 30 SIC
decl9tr 7. N NAUDAIN. 709 Market Spaee
( 'ANDIES! NUTS! CANDIES:
LBS. CHOICE CREAMS. al 90
FRESH TS...................'.'i 100
We sell
MAIILARD'S CHOCOLATE.
WHITMAN SONS CREAMS
IEYSoNNEAUX'S (Bor,leaux) FRUIrs
. aoo9s guaranteed to be perfectly pure No adm
'e's'eo sooos permitted IN our establishment
REEDS SONS,
dec19tr 1915 street near,
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-On the Sd of April, street north, Con-
l! nectlcut avenue Oak Hill Cemetery one GOLD
EARRING decI9-N
FQUND-A PARROT. which owner can hayeax>
j. by proving property and paying for adver- W
tsement. 200O q st. NV. IT ~
I OST-Carried off by the wind, in passing up eth,
IL between II and X ets.. Wednesday evening De
cember 18th, a Ladies MINK BOA. liberal re-
ward given by returning to 1923 10th st ct.
FIVE DOLLARS ($5.OW REWARD will be given
j. for the return of a Blue SCOTCH
i y III p wearing Plain leather collar,
I OST-On the 18th instant, either in eth street car
II or on the avenue, GOLD BRACELET name
of owner inside liberal reward if returned to this
Office. decl9,3ti
7 OST-On the 18th inst, on 7th st going from the
- Post Office toward the Patent Office, the SUM
reward $3.50 and thanks of owner if returned to
Star Office. decl9.Ns
CLIO REWARD-For the return of four pairs of
~ Nottingham LACE CURTAINS delivered by
mistake for others on hand, done up this month
at Mime. PIERRE'S, 713 18th st. NV. dec1S-3tk
I OST-On Sunday last small GOLD RING
- with blood stone setting. The finder will be
literally rewarded by leaving it at GRIESBAUER'S
Clothing Store, 435 9Th st. dec17 BIT.
I OST-A Pansy and Forget.Me-Not GOLD EAR
IL RING. Friday, December 18th. A liberal reward
viii be paid to ihe Under. Inquire at Star Office.
dec146ts
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Inc Real Estate Review, published at my ONCE on
the 10th OF each month, contains complete list OF
All the houses have for rent. Oau and get Q COPY.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim OF youthful imprudence, caueing prems-
ture decay nervous debility, etc, having tried Ia
vain every known remedy, has found q simple self
cure, which he viii send FREE to his fellow ufferers
Address j. H REEVES.
my24eo1y&k IS Chatham street NJ "
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MEDICAL, &c.

Dk. LEON. the Oldest Established aos only
IL Reliable Ladies' PLY in the city can Ia
consulted every Tuesday. Wednesday aD@ ss,ursa W
At No sIS 9Th st. near Z, from " O'Clock All
dence. 13 Barnet ST. Baltnole =. VIiSe is d..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-13
Adam Drott va. Magdaleua stocklin.

GEUOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT IN
y and for the Sixth and Seventh Municipal Dis
tue of a writ of seizure and sale, to me directed
by the honorable the Second Judicial District
Court in and for the Sixth and and Seventh Mu-
nioipal Districts of the parish of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers' Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
trict of this city. on MONDAY, July 8. 1873 at
10 o'clock M, the following described property.
y l. /" TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. with
all the improvements thereon, situated in the
Faubourg Avart. in the Sixth District of this
city. and designated by the numbers twenty
which is bounded by Levee, jersey. Valmont
and Bellecastle streets, as per plan of said fau-
and deposited in the Once Of O. O. tadre ysGe
late a notary public In this city Lot number
twenty-four measures twenty nine feet front on
Valmont street by one hundred and thirty
allel lines. American measure; the lot number
tgenty five measures twenty-eight feet front on
Valmont street by one hundred and thirty-tWo
feet, more or less. the whole American meas
ure. Which said property was acquired by the
defendant by purchase from Thomas G. Noel
per act passed Def ire Ernest Commagere. re-
corder and ex-off1cto notary PUBLIC in and for
the parish Of Jefferson. in this State, on the
q AND 4't GEkT1fN lot OF GROUND to-
gether with all the improvements thereon, In
West Bouligny, Sixth District of this city, in
the square number thirty. three, which IL
bounded by Camp, Valence, Chestnut and Dor.
deaux streets: the said lot is designated by the
number one, according to Che original plan Of
Faubourg Bouligny, drawn by @. F. zimpel. late
Caire. late notary public in this city, and il
forms the corner of Valence and Chestnut
| Valenee street by one hundred and ten feet in
depth and front on Chestnut street, American
measure. according to said plan: and was ac'
| quired by the defendant from Adolphe Gautier
by act passed before s. Purcell, recorder anC
ex-offcfo notary public for the parish of Jeffer
son, in this State. on the tWenty-third day o.
| August, 1864.
| Seized in the above suit.
| Terms-Cash on the spot.
| THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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