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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-06

Mrs. Ninslows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one or the best female physicians and nurses In
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping
in the bowels and wird collie. BY giving health
to the child 1t rests the mother Price IS cents
bottle mWS
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Sweet Pence

dwells In that particular cottage where nervous
ness. dyspepsia. neuralgia, and headache are un
known Then persuade all to use DR.. BenSons
Celery and ChamOmtle Pills. They cure all ner
yOuS misery and neuralgia palms.
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MUST CLOSE cut all damaged goods this week
Bargains! bargains! Copies for painting, gilt
paper borders, stars: all must go; new goods Dec.
1lth. J. JAY GOULD 42l 9Th street
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$oO.OsO worth OF fine boots, CATERS and slippers
~ a great reduction. l. Heilbrun, 402 TIN street
Sign: The old woman In window
r. S.-A present TO ali s. customers.
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SCROFULA SORE,

Rev Dr. -. in detailing his experience with the
CUTIcURA REMEDIES, said that through Divine Prov-
dehce one OF his parishloners cured scrofuous
sore which was slowly draining away his re by the
CUTIcURA REsoLvEST internally and CUTIcURA and
CUTicURA SOAP externally The pois on that had fed
the disease was completely driven out.
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DESIRE TO call attention TO the following spe-
claitieS: Handsome Japanned bird Gags at 10, So
- anu W. nne brass cages at 9Sc, 81 40 and 81 SO
THESE goods are all worth from y TO Soc more
Willow sewing stands at 99c., cheap at 81 so
Lovely work baskets, lined and embroidered, IS. /:
strong and handsome shopping baskets at 40 :
nursery chairs, 49,. rockers 75c. high cane-seat
chairs, s9c-, and the largest assortment OF dolls
ever shown, at Silvrrberg'S Mammoth Toy Store
5l2 9TH street; the only place for &c. music
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= JaY GOULD. l2l srH STREET, BETWEEN =
~ md sts. one square from P1nnaylyania avequA
ecroIjs Lanterns. FsnA Decorative HcturesL BuEs
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CSC. DRESS GOODS only Ice, stern's, so4 eth.

The CARGO OF the steamer Excelsior, which sank
at HImpton Roads Monday night was landed by
Bakers Salvage Company yesterday and shipped
TO Washington last night
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1.-THE CHRISTIAS BAZAAR Is the place to obtain
nrSt-claSS goods 81 low figures. The stock en-
braces nne steel engravHlS, in greatest variety,
water color paintings, fine books and stationery
Christmas cards, velvet, plush and fancy picture
frames, handkerchief boxes, jewel cases, dressing
Gases, wOrk-O0XeS, albums japanese panels, por-
celain ornaments, FlCrentine statuary, biSaue
ngureS, and every novelty in the book, stationery
and picture lne- full assortment OF Juvenile
books and gaines Pictures framed TO order from
q large stock OF mouldings, at the Christmas
Bazaar, 40i 9Th street.
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northwest; branch, 1889 Penna. ave. northwest
The GREATEST BARGAINS ever offered I'm this
city Will be sold Tomorrow at NJ. Augen5tenS. SIT
un ST. NV. Lunch sets q pieces sl.65; large doll
carriages, S2c.; plated butter knife and sugar
spoon, 24c.: decorated vase lamps. chandelier
trimmings, Csc: Z q. white handled knives and
forks. eSc.; bread knives. H.; c0mlcal chrGmoS,
75c. pair; 10 inch vases T3c pair; 4 d. maiolica
plates, Soc ;1Snch walters, 19c. TOY tea SETS &c.
worth Soc; fancy mugs, pitchers. dolls, kitchen
sets. bouquet holders. Sc each. Toys sold IS per
cent less than In any store in the city.
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METZERoTT will sell you reserved seats for OPEN
ing concert, Friday evening, congregational
course.
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For HEALTH use Pennsylvania coke.

"JAP" and "Scrap Pictures" See adv.
j. JAY GOULD.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

WORKS OF ART FROM THE GARFIELD FAIR
AT AUCTION.
Ton MORROW EVENING, at my art salesroom
cd floor, at the conclusion of Japanese e. shall
sell the following articles removed from the Capitol
for convenience of sale:
magnificent Vase and Pedestal
Very handsome Ebony Cabinet
Ten Oil Paint ngs
Two beautifully worked Portieres.
y. B.-Artcles now eXhil tion.
d6-2t THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
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GREAT attractions at the Boston Variety Store.
Bargains In every description OF holiday goods.
The finest and newest designs OF all goods and at
the lowest prices. Albums at wholesale prices. A
beautiful steel engraving given to every customer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-06

CHEAPEST CLOAK MAN Is j. E Young. Fine dol
mans &C half-prlce 80 18th street
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The safest and surest way to restore the youth
full color OF the hair is furnished by Parkers Hair
Balsam, which is deservedly popular from its
superior cleanliness.
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"AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb "Ward" prints soc. per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&C. per ut. Cream. 15c. pint
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Good Advice.

Nearly all the Ills that aff1ct US can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
no medicine known that will do this as surely as
ParkerS Ginger Tonic.
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SAVE eyesight ana dollars. Hempler's ,4ss Pa ave

REMNANTS. REMNANTS, Cashmere, Cashmere.
etern's, S0a 18th.
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Fifth and streets northwest, says: "Brown's Iron
Bltters were very beneficial to my husband II
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
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AVN AAhALih uoC CiiLL'' Az init eoAo.
FUssELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
BEST black goods. IA 9TH ST. Mourning store.
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sc. CASHMERE at Gle, Storms, sO4 18th.

BARGAINS. Smoked Goods. j. Jay Gould.
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NEW Xmas Goods, Dec. II. j. Jay Gould.
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The Safest WAY.

Cod Liver OIL, the best remedy known for coughs,
colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma all throat,
breast and lung affections.
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BLANKETS, flannels. Bankrupt prices.
AOCNGS. 736 eth street,
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EXTRA SLEEVES for knit jackets, at Auerbaeh's,
cor. 9TH and III.
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HObsOn,s ChOice a ProDer

UUSOH'b CHOHce a PROPER One.
MI. Sam. HobsOn, well-known travelling sales
man In one OF the largest wholesale houses in this
city, thus answered reporter: ayes, sir; the
same chances are still open; 1T was spare dollar
had, and invested it In Louisiana State Lottery
ticket, and 1t drew me the S. 600 here shown" The
next drawing takes place December 49, and the
same chances are open to others Address NJ A.
DauphiD, New Orleans, La, for Information
Memphis (Tenr) ralanc1e, October 90
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BARGAINS AND SOUVENIRS TOMORROW.
Grant IL a 10

OAK6AINS AND SOCFENIkS TOMORROW.
Great Handkerchief Sale
Ladies' colOred horiered. g., Sc, I0c
Ladies' hemStitchPd bOTdereti, l216c
Ladies' fine linen bOrdered. l5c., 2Dc, PC.
Ladies' initial, in fancy case, 81 As per half doZ
Gents fine linen, In fancy case, 81 half doZ
Gents linen bOrdered in fancy case ST. % half doZ
SILK nandkerchiefS worth 15c. for AZ.
Dammann'S, 500 9TH street
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WANTED
ALL TO READ
n,, THIS CAPD.
LhD1ES. LADIES.
GENTLEMEN.
The Compexion Beautified,
The Eyebrows ana Lashes Beautified,
The Hair Beautified.
The Hands Beautifed
THIS CAPD.
LADIES.
All eruptOnS cured.
By DIR. j: VAN DYCK,

The Hands Beautfed
n.,m..,; b DIR; -; ! s. S fS%SSgf:'' cured
liver spots hair on the chin. CHECKS
the CHEEKS How ean deem on
marks aa cness OF the nsse birth
eyeeows and lashes baldness; thin dry. spit faded
cured His IS arste pa ane
lie a f1ssg
aSe eesr d and
whiskers thick heavy. vigorous and lxnrient; the
and 5ns fnin s a1S
ing. itching. scaliness and discomfort. No paints,
all a anOT that FRESH healthy
Vigorous and snoe
white soft and pretty hands and luxurent hair are the
AID their care preservation cultivation and treatment
is indicative of neatness taste and refinement Every
e @
Ss sa%s as sh the
consuits the dentist.
ass the
has ssSuired REM rksbe skill avail yoarse Of
BILE. Hetreats both sexes Of all ages and removes the
a fYE * fsHs
Office. 7O8 18th street northwest two doors from g.
70 nnnsss e. ana sa
your case and send three stamps for answer De
~ ANIED,CAtiIAL. ~ PUT A VALUABLE
w patented article into market. Address PAT
ENTEE. care F. j. Lippitt, Attorney at-Lsw, 1906
pennsylvania avenue. nil I'm.
WANTED-UPROLsTERY WORK OF ANY DE-
w scripton.
A. Il. CHASE BRO.
o. Next to City Post Office
WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING WITH
" out whining or injary to your carpets Orders by
telephone. GIG Louisiana avenue. A. II. CHACE 4
WANTED-CARPETS TO CLEAN By THE AUTO
w matte Steam Process the best In the world no in
HoEk dsser osn sei
Market Space. jy14
WANTED-L. RICE. 400 MAINE AVENUE
and tear than any other firm in the city Mattresses
renade; Feathers renovated; Furniture steamed or.
ders by telephone. mi
WANTED TO ANNOUNCE THAT John E
w BEALL, Room T. 1870 New York avenue ia a Com
missioner OF Deeds for Every State and Territory o.
b. Commissioners, Examiner aud Notary. Always in
office frOm9 q. IN. to p. In. MP
w class Tailor made Second hand SUIT. much better
ana 2 great deal cheaper than common new suitcan
JUsTTs OLD STAND.
class Second hand Clothing. jani9
l. uisIANA Stair
LOTTERY.
FOR IMPORTATION
Apply to
THOMAS B. MoHUN,
nlo-1m eob rsAth street northwest.
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Perfect Buckwheat Cakes

In three minutes can be made by using Hecker's
self-raiSing Buckwheat. Hecker's self-rafsfne
flour makes biscuits and cakes in ten minutes with
out yeast or baking powder, and without setting
to use. For sale by all grocers.
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LONDON Cough SYRUP, only Toe. Sold at drug
Gists-
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342 ID street, r.
FRANCIS MILLER, AZ
AGO La. ave. NV.
(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ IN GEORGETOWN, NEAR The Strict
BRIDGE AND BORDERING ON ROCK GREEK.


YIN GEORGET0MN, NEAR The sTkEEr
BRIDGE AND BORDERING ON ROCK CREEK.
By virtue Of the decree Of the supreme Court Of q
the District Of Columbia, passed In equity cause II
No. 3, III, on the 9th day of November. 1857,
whe rim Pauline Oertley is complainant and Barthoo-
new oertley and others are defendants. the under.
signed trustee viii cell ut public auction in front OF the
premises, on MONDAY. THE EIGHTEENTH OAK
OF DECEMBER. 1852, at THREE O'CLOCK r M.
the following described real estate in the city OF george.
town, District Of Columbia, to-wit: Beginning Tor me
same point angle Of West street extended
said Georgetown at the end OF line drawn south
4lx der north Is T. 10 from Rock Creek where
il Is crossed by bridge: thence running south S5z
deg n II q 10 perches TO Rock creek thence with the
winding of Rock creek follows: South 37k deg, u.
$40 perehes: south eesl deg, z: psrches; south
SsL dea Z. perc hes: north AZ deg. T. perchess
north IAN deg Il. perches north deg, n perchee;
north 27L deg, N. ii perches; thence leaving said
Rock creek south AN deg. N - 4l0 perches 10 the
point OF beginning containing al acres. and improved
The terms OF sale As prescribed by said decree
in cash, and the residue In two CD equal in.
staiments in U and two CD years. with six go Pee
cent interest and secured the propery or Al ceen
at option of purchaser Depoet Of 500 at time OF ese
Terms of eale be complied with within ten days %
SALE else the property TO be sold ut risk ana Cost g
fauting purchaser. An conveyancng 81 cost OF pun
FRANCIS MILLER, Trustee.
AGO Louisiana avenue northwest.
DUNClNSON BROI HERS, AucfioneeE. d6-lOt
r Eor 0t6er ,.cfiona So SepenfA Pa0e.i
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NEW SOUVENIRS tomorrow. Dlmmann,s- sos
I'M street y w"
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(,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
~ Gi ORGETOWN, NEAR THE p STREET
BRIDGE. AND BORDERING ON ROCK

BY virtue of decree Of the supreme Court of the
district Of Columbia, passed in Equity No IE5
g. LA. the sixth day of November 1852, wherein 80
Anna NJ. Shoemaker ant Margaret T.. Dangler COM
plainants. and AGNES Campbell and others defend.
ants, the undersigned rustees Will sell at public
ton, in front of the premises, on MONDAY; THE
described real estate, the city of Georgetown Dis
trict Of Columbia, to wit Beginning at Rock Greek at
the southwest corner of the property belonging % the
Oertley heirs; thence north 35z E.. al 2-l0
perches: thence north 54a deg, n % feet; thence
south 354deg NJ So feet thence north 54A deg 240
deg NJ los feet thence south l6 deg 50 min 90 feet;
thence south % deg. 10 min N. 1897 feet; thence
tn l6 deg. so mln N, IS feet thence south 10 deg
10 min N, so feet thence north l6 deg so min n. 65
feet thence south rs deg. 10 min M so feet; thence
south deg. e. &c feet; thence south % deg N, 50
thence north des N, 10 feet thence south 20 deg.
10 min NJ "a feet; thence south deg. E.. l50 feet;
thence south 80 deg. N. % feet less to the
east town line of Georgetown; thence south deg. E..
along said east line of Georgetown to it's intereec
ton with Hock Creek and thence along the windings
49, 900 square feet more or less. and very small por
ton of which has been taken for the extension of
street, and improved by frame dwelling.
The terms OF SALE prescribed by said Decree
Onethird in cash. and the residue in CD equal
stalments in I'd and two CD years. with 90 per
cent interest and secured on the property al cash.
at option Of purchaser. Deposit of 500 of
Terms Of sale to be complied with within days OF
sale else the property 70 be sold at risk and cost of de-
fauting purchaser. All conveyancng at cost OF pur.
chaser. Il. ROSS PERRY,
$40 d street. l r-,,.t.e.
FRANCIS MILLER. irus'oes
VOTNH An -ao2
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kfoR SALE AND EXCHANGE, VERY DESIRABLE
L. II sidcnces and Unimproyed Real Estate
NO 90aM STREET northwest stories and basement
II rooms and stable, Sill COO House on Marks alIev
Brick. rooms. large lot of grounu ss5U; ALL mod.
ern improvements. Lots 1, 2 3 and 4, square 49,
n.hden by New HAMPSHIRE avenue. and =. Lots
80 to A., square 234.
HE above erty is offered at great sacrifice
nl4-lm' c. Ii. KNIGHT. 49, Louisiana avenue
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TRY Lewis Plasters.
JAPANESE GOODS Majors, cor 9TH and II NV.
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VELATTS CARAMELs still ahead. 60 9Th street
northwest; branch, 1889 Penna. ave. northwest
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FROM THE CAPITOL.
ALL THE ARTICLES REMAINING FROM THH
LATE FAIR AT THE CAPITOL BELONGING TO
THE GARFIELD MONUMENT FUND REMOVED
TO MY STORE FOR CONVENIENCE OF sALKy
COMPRISING AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
OF
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO FROM TIM
BEST MANUFACTURERS.
FOUR VERY SUPERIOR SEEMING MACHINEs,
FOUR CASES OF CHALK cRAYoNs,
ONE LARGE PLATFORM SCALE,
TOGETHER WITH NUMEROUS CASES OF FANCY
ARTICLES AND MANY OTHER GOODS WHICH
CANNOT BE MENTIONED IN THIS ADvER-
TIsEMENr. ALL OF WHICH WILL BE AR.
RA NGED AND CLASSIFIED
The above articles win be sold at my salesroom ON
MONDAY. DECEMBER ELEVENTH, at TEN
O'CLOCK. This is a collection Of goods ana
should command the attention Of buyers.
n B-The Paintings belonging to tn exhibition win
be sold at some future day. dc 4t
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WANTED-A NICE Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSE,
be paid 81, 500 t. s. GOO cash. or mortgage assumed
and balance in good property near Brivhtwood. have
also three four customers for houses frem S.
SO, GOO. w. E. BURFORD, s04 f street. d2-lw
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

GOODS SOLD FOR ACCOUNT OF STORAGE.
On SATURDAY, DECEMBER NINTH, 1882 COM
mencing at TEN O'CLOCK. at the auction rooms Of
thomas bowling, shall sell lot of Household Furni-
ture and other effects stored with Toy NJ French.
and will be sold to pay storage.
d6-3t VIM. Il. RAINIER
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ErOR SALE-A RARE BARGAIN-ONE GRAND
Il square fine toned Piano, rosewood case, with all
the latest impro vements, nearly only months
used VIII be sold for s225 cash. which about half the
real actual value; stool and included. 925 7h
street. no2-2w.
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OFF1cx or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON. DC. Dec. 6. 1882. $50 Am. {
For the middle Allan: ic states. colder clearing
weather In the northern portion, colder, fair
weather in the southern portion, nOrthery TO west
erly winds and higher barometer
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NOR SALE-JUST RECEIVED TEN FINE
= young sound Horses. two well matched pair of
carriage Horses three good Horses: also, saddle
driving and work Horses. THOMPSON'S Stable 9th
and streets northwest. u2I -3ws
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WANTED-HOUSES.

"ANTED-RY JANUARY IA NICE, SMALL
w House, OF five or six rooms. with modern improve
ments either frame brick in good locality, north
west, stating rent, &c. Address p. A. c., Star Office
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F0R SALiES17CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES-GO TO
new and secondhand Family Carriages. Buggies
Phaetons. Wagons, Mccall and Business Wagons Vii
iage Carts, Harness. Whs Robes and lskets of all
kind. Repairing and painting done in best manner
These goods Will be sold cheap accommo ating
terms PS.-Best Buggy and Fhaeton Harness in the
uhtry Ior W. o. n27-lm
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nor SALE OR EXCHANGE-LARGE STOCK OF
Il Carriages new and second hand. Lowest prices for
Cash or approved parer Also, Horses Carriages and
Busges OF all kinds for hire by the day. week month";
Cheapest plac in the city, i6S and 40 street north
west. VIM. f. GUYER'S Livery and Carriage
baZaar
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

[fOR RENT.Si9 II STREET NORTHEAST NINE
Il rooms and bath. 500 per month. Keys next DOOR
y. 1. DYER, IuOl r street northwest. d6-3t
nor RENT-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED
IL House Of IL rooms with ali modern mprov ments
southern exposure. desirable location 1928 orco-
ran street northwest. d6-3t.
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w a AM tvO-;V AND CGIORED COOKS, GEN
baltimore. Phiiadelpha New York and elsewhere.
Tamiles FINISHED Servants with references. Try us
. W. Ole Sw.
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ESoR SALE-THE THREE STORY AND BASE
nlent Brick House. IL Iowa Cree. fronting on the
Circle and Vermont avenue. IL rooms all modern
Senences Also, TO sale The three story Brick House.
loIU street, southeast corner Of and 11 streets
northw ST. Both of these houses nearly loca
ted IN the most desirable parts of the city, and will he
soil low For terms. &c. apply to VIM. MCLEAN, |
Lumber Dealer, corner of 18th and Bsreets northwest
no3-2w@ |
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lSoR SALE-THE ELEGANT BROWN STONE
IL fl, mt Residence of the late Hon Zachariah Cand-
er 81 naed most desiraby. on street northwest be
tween l4th and 10Th. 1t ntains Is rooms every
modern convenience is in good repair and first-cass
neIghborhood. just the place family of means re
slte IN 1T also has fine stable for horses attached.
he OF is 30 feet wide by depth of 13I with a good
alley IN the rear The above property will be soid at
barSan upon the most favorable For price ana
permit to see the premises apply to r. o. HOFFMAN
heal Estate Agent and Aucuoneer, 10th ard streets
HCTtnwest n9-lm
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ItOR SALE OR RENT-A FINE SEVENTEEN
4 room Brick House at Jessup's. Maryland. the
ton or Baltimore his house has three acres of ground
scrpon IN abundance. Ii is most beautifully situated
on nigh ground, commanding view of the surround
ing country and convenient to the railroad station.
WI rent Tor $500 Year or sell for So O0. also have
OlTZMAN, Real Estate Broker and Auctionecr 10th
ana streets northwest n9-lm
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NOR SALE-GOLD AND SILVER FISH BEAUTI-
II full Aquariums costly Water Plants and very hand
some Terra Gotta Ornaments. New Store 635 street
northwest IT, L. SCHAFFER. nll-lms
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tWR RENT-THE ENTIRE LOWER FLOOR (PAR-
IL lors dining room and kitchen), unfurnished with
or without lodging rooms, second and third floors
at 22l3 street northwest. i5-Iws
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PERSONAL.

A WIDOW LADY DESIRES A GENTLEMAN TO
a assist her financially. Address WIDOW. Star
ONCE. d6-6t
DERSONAL.-I WILL SUBSTANTIALLY RECO0-
n1Ze the services Of counsel procuring for gov
eminent position. Address BUSINESS, city post
Office. de- ts
WANTED-TO MAKE THE ACQUAINTANCE OF
w asinRle Lady, who has taste for agricultural and
Horticultural inter ests Personal exchange of views
may lead without delay to the mutual interests Of
Doth. Address Box z, Star office. d5-2s
OARD-wANTED CORRESPONDENCE WITH A
~ lady OF culture and gooo moral character by gen
ueman OF established social and business standing
dress, with true name. ATTORNEY p. O. Box 607,
Des Mones, Iowa. d4-6t
MADAM ROSS. JHE LONG-ESTABLIsHED, RE-
M liable Clairyoyant and Astrologist gives better
satisfaction in all Affairs Of life than any the pro-
fession tells the past present and future destiny gves
sdvce ana assistance on all matters appertaining to
sstisfacdon given pay. Consultation Rooms. 402
I'd street, shove u street northwest. s23
Il etrcee northwest. Reliable information furniAhed
n an Co..; eonmltattm fee; viii can 8 resAdencs
xhn REQUESTED; IL buGnaGs stxictiy confidential CT
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WANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN, (COLORED.
" must be good cook, washer and ironer and
stay at night. Apply at 17a6 street northwest
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

IGOR RENT r. SUITE OF HANDSOME AND
II newly furnished Rooms. suitable for a Member or
Senator Open crate; cars pass the door. Apply at
1909 street northwest. de ST.