davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-30

Bought direct from the, manufac-
turers. &
pTParties will do we'll to call
on us before purchasing elsewhere.
HARPER, MOORE & Go.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-30
No. 1870 Hill Street.

Nicely furnished rooms with first
class board, use of parlor and piano.
Best locality In the city. Terms
reasonable. Mrs. J. M. Carey, No.
1870 Hill street. ocl2
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-30
WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE,
U.S.. ARMY.

Division Of kilograms and Reports for
the benefit of Commerce and Agriculture.
Report of observations taken at Los An
geles, CAL, March 20 1879.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-30

Gentlemen, IL you wish a
good nt aud good goods, please call
at 30 Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-30

Rasors Of every make at Suther-
lands gun store, IS Main street. 2
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-30

Go TO McKenzies for PURE OLD
BOURBON AND Rye WHlsKIEs,
FRENcu pssNntrs SCOTCH AND
Is4su MaLI WIKI 81, by the BOT.
rlE o. C sELOE Ho DIS delivered
free o. ehsfEe.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-30

Second hand clothing bought and
snld at No. 8 Also street. n7tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-30

Get your old clothes cleaned and
dved at No. 8 Also street. n7tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-30

s-sss Psf lay, at nome
- Z - ~ s9g pies worth.el,
= FrsoH AcS,, Pef nd, Ne.
marlld
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-30

A large and complete assortment
of the latest improved trusses just
received by Heinseman & Ellis.
ALI in need of a truss will do well
to call on them.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-30

Fine Xors gars at NC
Eoasl ., anig one bis each.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-30

Cheap prices at Sutherland's gun
.tore. Is Main street. 2my7
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-30
Rubber Paint! Rubber Paint!

The undersigned offer the best
rubber paint In the market, mixed
ready for use, all shades and colnrs,
at the following prices:
White shades in 5 gal. cans, 81 30 prr. gal
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-30
On Our Most Distant Frontiers,

As In our busiest and most populous cit
les of the seaboard and interior, Hostet-
ter's stomach Bitters Is pre.eminently
popular. Wherever civilization plants
its loot on this continent, thither the
great tonic finds Its way. Nor is this sur
prlsing. for 1t is the medicine of oil
others best adapted to the wants Of the
Western emigrant, be he miner or agfi-
cllturist. IL Is an Incompatible re medy
Tor the diseases 10 which he IL most sub
Ject and which are liable to be brought
posure, unaccustomed air and diet and
miasmatic atmosphere and water.
Among these are disorders of The stom-
ach and bowels, rheumatic ailments and
malarial fevers, for all of whicn Hostet-
ter's Bit ers IL q certain specific. A course
of the BitteIs before departing for the
new ield of lab n, or on arriving. will
have the effect OF preventing tha evils for
which it is signal remedy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-30
MARCH nth, 1879.

MARCH nth, 1879
On and after this date prices will be as follows
TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-30

Old hats re-made at No. 8 Also
street, n7tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-30

You can trade off your old clothes
for new ones at No. 8 Also street.
n7tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-30
PANIC IN DRY GOODS

The following dispatch, received here from Mr.. M. Nor
ton explains itself:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19

While Speaker Randall was reelected on his
own merits, 1t Is undoubtedly the fact that his
success is looked upon by politicians as a very
decided indication of the success of Tilden In
getting the democratic nomination for the pres
1dency. In fact the old political stagers IN
Washington already put 1T down as an assured
fact that Tilden and Grant Will be the party
candidates pitted against each other in 1ssO.
The figuring for Tilden is on this base: The
democratic party can count upon carrying every
southern state and VIII only need to secure New
York and Indiana and some small state In adj
ditfon, to get the requisite number of electoral
votes. 1t Is doubted ii there is any other man
who would be as sure OF carrying New York as
T1lden, and OF course Hendricks would be win
ming card In Indiana. Then, 1t is believed that
Tilden would stand a good chance of carrying
New jersey, and a yet better one of California,
II that state was not neglected, as the Califor-
mia democrats say 1t was In 1876 under Hewitt's
management Of the national campaign Thus,
with Tlden and Hendricks in the field, and
with bold, energetic chairman of the national
committee, an easy victory is figured out by
these calculators. On behalf OF Grant, Of course,
the figuring Is reversed, and a nearly solid
north Is claimed for him, with some inroads
upon the south. Whatever may be the results
OF the nominations, it looks to day as II Ttlden
and Grant viii be the nominees.
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scbooI Ta.k As Out of School.

Another suffering mother enters her protest
to-day against the system OF everlasting,
which compels the children to study at home In
hours that should be given to recreation, and
which requires the mother to assume the
duties Of teacher In the home school room. The
fault, however. Is not with the teachers, but
with the school rules, which prescribe these
home studies. In fact the teachers are COM
mon sufferers with the parents In the matter,
as they have to give up their spare hours out OF
school to the examination OF the written
work of the pupils. The sooner the school
board reScindS these rules, the oetter
THE present board is not responsible Tor them,
as they were adopted some years ago, and
should not shoulder the odium Of enforcing them
q moment longer than is necessary. Public
sentiment Is every where demanding reform
in the school system that gives no attention to
the health OF the children or the teachers;
houses them In damp unventilated rooms filed
with sewer gas and other foul vapors: aud takes
into account nothing but the enforcement OF
the high pressure process of mental examining
for as many hours of the twenty four as posi-
BILE. The following from the New York Herald
shows that precisely the same evil complained
of In Washington prevails In the schools Of New
York:
"An Indignant parent lately complained
through the Herald OF the severe tasks which
school children are compelled to accomplish.
The complaint is well founded Whether edu-
cation or mere discipline Is the object OF attend
ance at school, neither juSti1eS the physic al con-
stra1nt and mental eXertiOn to which hundreds
of thousands OF children are subjected every
day. Few soldiers are as severely taxed On the
drill ground as many children are In our show
schools and others which aspire to high reputa-
ton for order: but, as IL this eltraiaing were
not destructive enough of health and spirit, the
custom grows more and more popular with
teachers to make school hours merely the time
for recitation. the lessons be studied at home.
After six hours spent I'm the school room, and
from four to six at study at home, how much
time and Inclination has child for recreation?
Parents should remember that they have right
fully voice upon the course Of studies to be
followed by their children, and should refuse to
allow home to be turned into school room
unless they are themselves going to officiate as
teachers and save their children from doubled
restraint and double duty"
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'Tbe SLOUGH hats predominant in washington
now and the manners OF the plantation prevail
on the Avenue. All that Is needed Is a slave
pen under the shadow Of the Capitol and gang
along Pennsylvania avenue, to complete the
picture OF good old Democratic times.-lCin.
Commercial.
The Commercial Is needlessly perturbed There
are few SLOUGH hats about, but oddly enough
many Of the wearers are from Ohio and yet
further north. In fact, the SLOUGH hat is rather
getting to be the national hat by way Of revolt
from the absurd, stiff, uncomfortable '.stove-
pipe" Pennsylvania Avenue never in its history
presented better dressed or better hammered
set Of promenaders or carriage people than on
these fine spring afternoons OF 1879. There are
no gangs OF chained chattels to be seen drag.
gfng their weary way along the Avenue, but
every now and then the colored military COM
panies, Masons, Odd Fellows, and other colored
associations turn out upon that finest parade
street In the world and make handsome dis
play In numbers, drill, uniforms, regallas, &C.;
and grander pageant than the Sunday fune-
rails Of Col Perry Carson's colored Galilean
Fishermen's Beneficial Burial Association, with
brass band at each end OF the procession aud
rosewood casket for every corpse, was proba-
bly, never seen anywhere. The representative
colored man of the country, Frederick Dou-
glass, has the most lucrative office In the Dis
trict OF Columbia, the marshalship, and another
colored man Of high character John F. Cook,
holds the important position OF District col
lector. The Union flag still waves In Washing
ton, and over both wings Of the Capitol, and
Jen Davis has not yet presented his credentials
as U. s. Senator from Mississippi. Altogether
the Commercial should not mourn as one wholly
without hope over the situation at Washing
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19

senator Cameron seems to be following the
example set by Lord Palmerston In resisting
the claims OF "widder'' upon his purse for
damaged affections and reputation. The VEN
cradle British statesman was advised by some
of his friends to compromise the matter to
avoid scandal, but he pluckily refused to pay a
penny, and let the case go to the courts, where
the claim was ANONYMOUSLY defeated. Mr..
Cameron, unfortunately, seems to have yielded
to the extent OF paying $1,000 to get rid of the
bother, but the widow, In his case, it appears,
affected to look upon this as only small pay
ment on account, and simon concluded he
might as well call a halt then and there How
ever he may get out Of his present troubles 1t Is
pretty certain that for the rest OF his life he
will bear in mind the sage advice OF the Elder
Weller, to: "Beware of the vidders.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19

We are In receipt Of George p. Rowen Cos
American Newspaper Directory for 1872 1t Is
carefully prepared statement Of all the news
papers In the United States and Canada, with
description OF the cities and towns In which
they are published. 1t contains the names OF
BPS newspapers, magazines, and periodicals.
Inc volume Is more compact and attractive
than the former ones, and is besides reliable
publication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19

The Presidents message Is probably the
shortest ever sent to new Congress-
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

ii sLLkT DAVIS h CO.'S PIANOS New styles Of
- - tnese celebrated Pianos continually g.
irving, Tor sale on easy monthly payments, ~
ano stloWest prices Oozre and zee mysprin9 INV
0ock ID. L. SUMNER, 6i1 9th IT. NV Jsn2SLc
WM. KNAHE = COS
w WORLD-RENOWNEC
GRAND, sQHARE AND UPRI9HT PTANOn
TIE BEST NADIA
Every instrument fully warranted P-
shos and Organs from other celebrated iac ~
tories for SALE rent and exchange on tbeItyNvv
most reasonable terms epeciei tnduoecnezfa tm
czza or short time
RIcgENekuH's EtAno WaEkRoonz,
A&S Elecess<k GerSot,
usoSl n few doors shove penu's ave
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EDUCATIONAL.
kFADEMGIsEIL4K y. PROD'HOMHR's m

=
stt GLASSES
H06lNlE8e-lITHBHEDlA
6ekucenOe-lQ14 12th e. D. ~
Asses for yoGns LSdiee and Ohil6-so ara O..
nsSseo WITH good En91jsh achcoss
morning. Afternoon and Evening OiAssn tor ils
i>seoGs II preferred
n E.-A eooc pronuncaasaon <fxrlainn, sua AIS
~ o. p1ncucA conversation rapidly aoquiFed b
pup01 The oral eystem specially.
A nov Term VIII commence January 9Th, ou Pm
Prs csn enter q ang time and vD only Be- nhar1~t
rom the time they enter.
table BoARD-F1IMOH SPOKEN AZ 0IAIA
CAL any DAY between u and o'csonk. or MOuosyr
and Thursdays after .. IA deol-<r
SPENOERIAN BUSINESS OOLLEGE,
- Oorner 9TH and streets Nv. Essx5fisueo issa
IL hundreds Of Graduates, msn and women. an
csnnraces Penmsnahtp. Spsll;ns, Composition. oor:
respondenoe Business Oalcuishona. einek ane
n noanls Entry Boob kssgi1s. Busnes Pnosaos
f EIeics snd Lectures Entire coorse maybe oon
ncuMn vfxit the COLLEGE, or address
nov0 b o. EPENCER. Prmcpel
IlRIYATELI OF n CLASS. -LAsan, as,ae
4 nSGc1, Rhetoric, Lo8sc Arithmetic Gmplifed
Msss Point Annagoiis or Ccnesi.ae pfepar.tioa
G y. 0sl] bsforp IL q m aftAT 1 y m serIS4
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THE sTIEEF PIANOS

THE STIEFF PIANOS
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL
Victorious 81 the Oepssnn:s, Exhibition, -
tSrg; achieved Their
GRAND DROWNING rkIurPHs
al the Exposition Uniserselle. Paris, 1873
s. Z WILD BBO., SoID AoUu
S46 Seccsskk street a.sc,
ELsc zSsutt for che celebrated Erausch ana Mo-
YlANO6 and STANDARD ORGANS ~
Lowest prices fairoG and eaGie0f tefu.S NOVA -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19
YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL,
IN THE WHOLE HISTORY OF MEDICINE

70 preparation has ever performed such ma-ye,on.
or mai tanned 80 wide reputs tion as AYERS
CHEFRi Pr CTOkAE. which is recognized "A the
woi.a's remedy for al diseases OF thu throst and
n al CHM ites has made 1t universally EnoWa az
safe and rel alb agent to enploy. AGAINST orinarv
or' = IT act speedily and surely. Always relisvny
suffering, snd often saving Life. The Protection n
aff"fos, by ite timely in the throsf IA InS tS,s
ort rs OF thildren. makes an remedy to
be tsIf Always on rand n every home. No Derson
used il never viii From thtir knowiedse OF i,S com.
pget,!o,, ana effects PHYSICIANS use the CHEHRT
gym en- csmmeno it, II is absolutely certain In it,
remedial iiscss, ana viii always cure whee. cures
nlsr17 In.w,fSt ~ No~'0'e-
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
BANKERS.

eco TO $1,000 INVESTED IN wan q. ssooS;
y makes fortunes every month. Boob sent fra
eakriainins everything Address BAXTER q 90
Bankers. IL Wal st.. N. Z. 36tthAe,ly
3f0Sf1 profits on Is days investments of 61NO
ViI0O in Union Pacific, February Is. VtVU
Proportional returns every week Stock Options Of
SO, 900, S1G0, $500. Official Reports
and Circulars free. ADDRESS, T. POTTER WIGHT
CO.. Bankers. So Wall ST.. NY. feh2l-eo&k,teS
A MEMBER OF TIE STOCK EXCHANGE vii
a execute orders for the purchase sale OF Stocks
SONS eo each 100 shares Stock privileges negotiated
Tee Henry Merria MsmSsr sn Mnns s0 ans
stock Exchange, Is Wall ST., New YORK References
D. Manyan, Esq, President National Trust 90
Ss-T York. isnl
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NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY.

NOVELTIES IN JEWELLERY.
We invite particular attention to our very complete
assortment Of FINE JEWELRY which includes
variety Of attractive ornaments of unique and pecu
nar deslsns FL perfectly new. Lace Pins. Earrings
fancy Bracelets Silyer.mounted Bugs Gentlemen "a
Scarf Pins and Scarf Rings, Gold Hairpins. Fancy
Kings, kockefs. Necf laces, Link Buttons Cuff But.
Lockets, Half Sets, &c """
M. w. GAIT, BRO. e. CO.,
mar13tr 1IO7 Pe,a,an nse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19

nOU DC LASS
CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
FOR FEW DAYS LONGER.
Opened this morning, ONE CASE (25 DOZEN,
LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS.
AT IS CENTS EACH,
One half value. This price Is for this lot only and
being 80 far below value will close them out rapidly
Spring Styles HOSIERY for LADIES' and
MISSES, opening daily.
Celebrated TREFOUsSE and ST. JAMES KID
GLOVES
DOUGLASS,
9th and p. Sc. Cloud Buudsno.
nar1S-rr
> NEW EWING MACHINES for s sa nav Every ~
rented 'sf 1tSE HERE AZ Us sh
st. corner + NV. Jaarl7-ly
q New designs received daily. sold at very Low
sAML KIRK Il son,
ar17-1m 172 ". baltimore street.
EhEsH HAKD CtsABs,
PUT UP AS CAUGHT,
PIOKED. AND READY FOR THE TABLE.
marl7st NV. BURcHELL
GOOD BLACK FR0CK COAT AND
CASHMERE PANTS AND VESTS
to match; al wool. for sl2 A much better one for
COAT, PANTS AND VEST
500. Look and wear well $40 suit.
THE YACHT CLOTH SUIT.
s12. worth SIG Bes.
BLUE MIDDLEsEX FLANNEL SUIT,
e. wS,tb 80 s12 Good BLUE FLANNEL SUIT for
SELBY's,
1915 and 1910 "a. avenue.
ICE, 1cEu 1oEm
INDEPENDENT ICE OOMPANY.
N Q r HE RI ICE
Our entire supply harvested from the
KENNEBEO kIvER
CONSUMERS can be assured that they viii receive
PURE ARTICLE by pstronizing ths
INDEPENDENT COMPANY.
yellow wAGONs.)
OFFICE, 18th and Pennsylvania avenue
DEPOT, 9th street Wharf. marlb1w
RICE '1"''"-: 81
We offer great induceznsnts 10 cash purchasers In
Al kinds
FINE JIWELRf. WATCHES, ULOOKr. Ola.
AONDS SOLID SILVER AND PLATED
WARE, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
CLOCKS AND BRONZES ITO,
Al private ssla
b. 0OLDBTEIN 90
Loan AID OOAAIssIoH BROKHna
sn116 Northeast corner 10th and sts
CECOND II CLlYTHIN8.-Tn. OnIy mac
- In the city to dispose Of Secondhand Uothin9
Watches, Guns. Pistols. 10. ct fair cash orioe T.
Ak the original HERZO0'S
sos 9Th street. near Penn's Ava
By oa1hn4 81 OF addressing the above number or
dam PROMPTLY attended "a. mariSp
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"a, aN1E D-Uld GOLD aud 9ITYFR :, I.,--. =,
" srasu Quantities Highest Cash prics paid.
x,,,- III Pencsy1vsnta xvenu1,
sSo<N<x3 between Sd and ~ Uta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19

e ZINE WAMsUTTA SHIRTS to or .s7 so
r superior SHIRTS to order. .... 00
M, NY Deet sHihIS 10 order. IL O0
Inc ,e Cdssn nst Paris" wamsutta SHIRT.
The Celebrated "Dsval" SHfRT D :v:;ii Mns. Is
UNTRR RVS tRa9t SRly Linen Bos9m. only 60
WEAK Satisfaction gu.rantasd in ali cases' Al
DUBREUIL BROS
Branch Baltimore shirt M.nnfactory.
mAriSim 46f Pa 0pe.
f1OEO3ED slL KS. BLACK Silks.
Sf,, LSht ,,olored Silks, Checked Silks, Striped
cnd cr nesuSnnl spring Dress 9oofs Back. Blus
Wo,S Soiored Dam asse Silk Grenadines Pure
inSo i, an 6nnunss IN al colors. Pure Wool Bunt
CARRIERS,
~arket Spsee.
Sl; Black silks 12
29 Sss 81 and sla5
year. only 81.
up to s L.
N silk,
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MONEY TO LOAN
WATCHES. DIAMONDS. JEWELLERY, &C.
p. wALLAUH,
LOAN BRoKKs AND JKwxLH1
feb21tr 14I7 Pennsylvsnia sfA
Snn MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA FARMS
COO for sale or exchange; situated around the
City OF Warrington; all the advantages of eettied
community. good markets; good water. rood
climate; call or send for catalogue, &c, VIM ii,
MAIN EROS. No. LIS Pa ava NV, washing.
Bon. Do. $an2S8vs
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JOHN SHERMAN CO.. 9. oons pu.,,,.,,.
FER Rent.
S16 18th st. NV.
1919 G at. NV.
1880 11th st. NV.

And number of other HOUSES In ali parts of the
city - ' p''' Va 'ao
Also fine front ROOM ON PennsyIya nj. .venua
Cover Metzerot.'s Music storey '10'
Also 2 beautiful COUNTRY RESIDENCE near
would like board for small family
FOR SALE.
Two hne LOTS IL northwest part OF the CITY viii,
payment ~ ~ S~'n
Also HOUSES at Al 200, 81. 500, $4,000. S6. 600 On
'ona time or monthly payments
msrl1-2w JOHN SHERMAN 4 CO.
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81 . + 3
$40 Ninth street northwest.
Laties' and Mems Furnishing and Fancy Goods;
Berlin Zephyr and Germantown Worsteds; Em-
brCldery materials; java, Honey Comp, worsted
ano Bnrlap Canvas: White Jaws Can vas. 1Tc. per
yard Tapestry and mkrodery Patterns, &C. &c.
Notlce-Our prices Of Worsteds: FIRST quality
germantown Worsfed, sc. per or; White and Black
Berlin Zephyr, &c per AL other shades, 1Ic per
OF Split Zephyr, 1c additional per OF.
At PRICES,
mar1S1y 10 9th IT. sa,sn
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p Z M o v A l..
The government Wishing to occupy, for the use
OF the Pension Bureau, the large ware--
nne and 18th street, we have removed ourstl NV
PIANOS AND ORGANS
to 11O3 Pennsylvania avenue. two doors from cor.
ner OF 1lth street. SANDERS STAYMAN,
A1OS Pa. due.. W0shin0tOn.
marlStr Is n. Charles ST., 8a itimore.
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TOBN HOLLANDS
PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN.

TOHN HOLLANDS
PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN.
Patented Oct 2, 1878
Is the highest achievement in thu manufacture of
Gold Pens and the result OF experiments for more
than twenty years. The "HFCORD" Pen is
produced by skillful combination OF the two pre-
c1ous and nOn-corrosive metals; L kr. G0ld and
Platinum, while the ordinary gold pen contains
an q! oy Of copper: reducing its fneness without
yielding that elasticity, ensity and stselike tenn
re, wS,Gh the s, costly PLATINUM supplies. The
Iridium, (Diamonds) indestructlbls with fair
treatment, and polished to 81 sss-like smoothness.
Steel pen writer's have now every objection to gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement in Pen
Mhieh vii endure and not oxidize. squarey met.
possess Dura bility, Perma ,ency Of sprln9
and Perfection of Point. Price S2.5ab sold
by all Jevve. srs and tatiO II ers in the United
states. II not found order direct from JOHN
HOLLAND, Manufacturer 10 W. 4th street. Gin.
cinnati.
For sale by JOHN O. PARKER. 619 It'll street
northwest marl9-lawly-n-m
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Ihree-Story Houses for Sale.

l216 F street NV
FOB RENT
OIL 18th, kstory Brick, 10 rooms mod imps
~ ~ !st, 2 story Brick. rooms, mod inps.
922 &. NV. Brick. rooms mod imps
81 e. T. &c cor. Vt ave. and st., Brick II rooms. 70
SO8 22d st., Frame, 10 rooms mod trnps
2207 II st, Frame. 8 rooms, mod. imps
VA 18th NV, Brick, 10 rs., water and gss ml.ly
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PERSONAL.

A PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN, with brains
"A snd experience. but no money, desires the Sc
ausintance Of widow lady OF literary or theatrical!
dliIg relatives Offsets, business association and
Lock Box sss City Post Office j.. ''nnoen msris.st
MRS FULLhR. who describes your disease and
1l locates 1t without ask. ng Question has tn Fen
the residence 612 9Th st., opposite Patent on 81
Consultation free marISGts
M Rs BLISS. Materiaiizi70 Nedium win o1ve
Nu her Seances at No TOT at n w. Monday Was.
nesaay ana Friday; also. next week. at Z so p. m
pIRsONAL-I. p. LIBBEY, 437 9th st.. win con.
uhue nus closing ont sale at great sacrf Ace OF
Ma.ches yeWery, and Silverware. This Ia no hum
D.e. o.l elIo see prlcee. MARLIN
A STROI4OeiIST.-Mrs Or. ELLIS. s06 penn.
~ syiVan1A avenue Il you would know the trnth
Sons,,t tne DOCTOR IN al things. Office hours from
o ~.n1 W pm. feb8tap18
John PATCH ExAMINEB TITLES. rsports A. to
S, the Responsibility 81 people. with abstracts Of
pm. Always In before and after ianiI- ams
MADAME ROSS the reliable OlairvoysoI and AZ.
3 ~ srol9s1st has aEMoyED 70 No. 70 9Th ct ae
cars stop within half square Of house Fifteen Year,
N washington city attest the fact that this Woder-
ful lady gives better satisfaction in all af1aire OF fe
than any one In the profession; tells Of past Hfe
nresema and intars destiny gives advice and assist
and nstrinony. AL Ii trouble csn. Satisfaction
nyen or no pay. nov27-ly
DE, WELLS EuRKKA sURPASsEs ALL
Iesth Hor xsla by Ill druRKists ~ cents per bnt-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-19
PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
eeO0ETHlNG NEW - TURKISH BATH.
~ great luxury. Certain cure for chiIls and fever.
G9oasns colSs, rheumatism. &c. 500 e st NV, near
.,--e1a. LIZ. d I. sOvEE. febl.1y'
DUE. pzkT1s1, 42s 7th street s0utnwsas
- between d and K streets. Beautiful eafa ~~-@
81 Teeth. 70; Teeth hled, a; ExtrscfinS 49,
eae.ous ps1s,, 30 chata- Al! Operations Vaf 20xy
-17.. oct3l.ly
po fsaRsyisaI at college 1 OF Dental
Otnos over Eaantyne's bookgtore. IA a tx q244a
ss Nv Dentistry II eli it's branches Gold al,tnxs,
siase Work done Refsrenoea: Rev DR.. bosnsr. HI
aiid straSss NV. V5c,- 2sl,sntypa 8 Rm i2S III
stTast northwest ira IL
T.fss T. M. TAI4BDT.r, DaN9Isr.
IL Removed TO southeast corner Jth xnd 1921
stresss s'>-srTsgs. Teeth ;.ssrts g PEI 03x6O
SGT mv7aav
I.&. J. u. GARKS, -.
~ DEHTG1,
REMOVED 70 7OS i6TH STREET, W"
nsrl-1y Over Thomps IN brus Store