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LOCAL BRnv1rlHs.
Chenille shawis si.oo, Peoples Store.

land this morning.
Black and colored hosiery, just re-
ceived, at the Capitol Store.
II. L. Drew, Of San Bernardino. is at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel. e
All linen towels l0c each, Peoples
Store.
A party of seven Bostonians is regis
tered at the Pico House.
Enlarged Capitol Store, 2os and 2o5
!, Main street, Downey Block.
No business of importance was trans
acted in the City Court yesterday.
All wool Carton cloth, at the en-
larged Capitol Store.
The Eagle Corps armory will be re-
moved to the Arcadia Block.
Five.hook kid gloves CSC, Peoples
Store.
The barometer at the new depot stood
yesterday forenoon at the low figure,
29.8S.
Parasols! parasolsl! in all now de-
signs. at the Capitol Store.
Warren Wilson, editor and proprietor
Of the San Bsrnardino Indez, Is at the
Cosmopolitan.
Cloth and leather ladies' shoes 81 90,
Peoples Store.
First.class new parlor organ for sale
cheap; owner leaving city. Valentines
music store, No. Spring street.
Satin and brocaded silk. regardless Of
cost and value, at the enlarged Capitol
Store.
When you get house number notice,
buy Greenslade's loc. numbers, No. 8
Postofice.
Bonnet frames zoe, Peoples Store.
Thermometer for the twenty -four
hours ending s:l5 last evening: Maxi.
mum, 81 degrees; minimum As degrees.
Satin de Lyons, all colors, marked
down at cost, at the Capitol Store.
Fifty-fve steamer passengers arrived
by yesterday mornings train from San
Pedro. Most Of them are quartered at
the various city hotels.
Forty.eight inch wide silk stripe dress
goods Csc yard. Peoples Store.
Second hand piano and organ to rent
or for sale cheap. Valentines music
store. No. s Spring street.
All wool dress goods, 80 inches, 25
cents. at the enlarged Capitol Store.
Formerly sold for As cents.
Hon. Il. B. Washburn. Of Illinois, ar
rived in the city last evening and is reg
istered at the Cosmopolitan.
Mr.. C. H. Allen, Principal Of the
State Normal School at San Jose, is
registered at the Cosmopolitan.
Summer listers, new designs, Peoples
Store.
Col. J. G. Howard returned from his
lecturing trip to Santa Barbara by yes.
terday mornings steamer. accompanied
by his wife.
Our hosiery department has been
largely increased, so now we are able to
give our customers the benefit, Capitol
Store.
Watches ore nov being made entirely
Of iron by some curious genius who ad-
mires the ferruginous metal. What next
will the iron age Product
Summer silks in new and quaint de-
signs 75c, Peoples Store.
Mr.. Frank II. Lowe will open his new
and elegant sample rooms in the Bernero
Block. opposite the new depot. in met
Fopolitan style. tomorrow.
Heavy gros grain colored silks, in all
the new shades; price 81, now selling
for 81. 25, at the enlarged Capitol Store.
The brick foundation to the new He'll.
man Rloek On Main street. the upper
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-13

II you want a good fitting truss call
at G. F. Heinzemans Drug Store, l22
Main street, who keeps the largest as
sortment Of trusses on hand in Southern
California.
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front Of him, struck by lightning. 1t is
needless to say that he got out of that
''neck Of woods as quickly as possible.
Judge J. D. Hines. of San Buenaven-
tura, who is so popular here among the
legal fraternity and the public generally,
was elected Deputy Grand High Priest
of the Royal Arch Chapter Of Masons of
California, at the late session of this dis
tinguished body, held last week In San
Francisco.
Our friends in Minnesota are having
this week the heaviest snow storm of
the season. Street railways are i'm
peded and other railways are badly
obstructed. That is pretty good weather
for Spring over there, while we are hav-
ing 10 to 45 degrees and shining April
days at that.
Mr.. Cyrus Willard, the well-known
contractor, is laying the brick for the
foundation Of the new Lichtenberger
Block, on First street. He will also
construct the superstructure, and Will
be very likely to contract for the Covar-
rubias and Forster building, soon TO be
erected adjoining.
Convevances Of real estate aoureoat.
ing Si62 O22. of which sI5o 900 was
paid for the SINH and mart of the Las
Posas Ranches, the larger portions of
which are located in Ventura county.
were fled for record in the County Re.
eorders once yesterday Mortgages
amounting to Ss,szS.oo were also filed
Tor record.
A very serious runaway occurred YES
terday morning near the Hollenbeck
place, on Boyle Heights. Mr.. Charley
HAYDEN was driving along down the
grade, when the bride broke and the
horse ran for a long distance. iniurinc
himself and breaking the wagon to
pieces. Afarmcr's wagon was also col.
iided with ind smashed to smithereens.
At the banquet rendered TO Major
Truman Wednesday evening there was
a moment when only thirteen guests
figured at the festive board. The con.
iupcture was omipous and the strain
was only relieved when the genial figure
OF our popular County Clerk. Wilse
Potts hove into view. Thereafter the
feast ran along merrilly.
% Wv ". u ~" "Vo an
'nn'. " ". ""i no's "A''n
'"' ''o'p"'o. ~ .no r''e"' 'p''"s 'ne''
the contests. il is on the tapis that a
match race for $500 per side will bs con.
tested TO settle the question: Fl. L.
Samuels entering b: m. Jennie G.. and
A. +. Bland. b. s. Woodbury.. II IL
takes place. il will be an exciting race
"e'o''"' 'o'''''' MN
.'0'au IN i ''"e'' anu ia,pai ia' ~
'' 'nA.' :, up'ns n'oie mofA
nos'' u' ''pp,.u ~ as eno,'S
W us 'a'S Vi i'nus anu 'ne iso'es make
~ o''n0'' AppsA " VI" ''.i.en' ,of ne"
members. ANY one desiring TO JON,
,wo ao,,ar. viii, NJ. NJ noasmor,h
Fo,, stroa, two a,ors 60, saoana
Don Felipe Crosthwa'te' OF BaIa. CAL
ifornia, Is visiting Los Angeles and is
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FOR SALE.
BUGGY FOR SALE.

A GOOD TOP BUGGY, in frst class order, for
sails at eos. Parties wishing TO buy can see the
buggy by addressing T. A, this office. a12tf
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POR SALE.

Boarding House Of 10 Rooms, situated near the
center Of the city. Also Furniture and fixtures.
Price reasonable. Inquire Of
POMEROY & Mills,
vl1u Opposite Court House.
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FOR RENT.
ENGINE FOR SALE,

A furnished bedroom and kitchen, west june.
ton Of Main and Spring streets. Enquire on
premises. s10 Nv
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WANTED.

To rent two furnished rooms for light house
keeping, or one furnished room with or without
board. Address J. R. T., City astf.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-13

A young man Of steady habits, who speaks
German and Spanish, wishes employment as
salesman in furniture or grocery house. Can
give references. Address 7. s.. HERALD office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-13
WANTS-L0ST-FOUND.
WANTED.

COOK. GOOD WAGES PAID Apply on
Charity, near Temple street, to Mrs. B. +. Conl-
ter. a12tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-13

Damiana Bitters regulates the stomach
Michel Levy, wholesale liquor dealer,
agent. n ----.-- 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-13

Left on Main street cal, between and o'clock,
April ., silver Port monaie and Chain; mono
gram c. A. w. engraved on back contained q
small amount OF silver and bunch Of ear tickets
Finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving at
County Clerks Office. al0tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-13
FOR sALE-FoR RENT.
GRAPE CUTTINGS.

$4,000 MISSION AND FOREIGN GRAPE Cut
tngs, all in good condition, for sale. Enquire at
La Mariposa store, Main street. al2 1w
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

A new seven.horse power upright engine and
boiler for sale at Ne. lo8, Also ST. astf
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FOR SALE.

Two nicely furnished rooms with board, at Mrs.
Taneys, on the south side Of Seventh, between
Main and Spring streets. mo I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-13

The Mexican remedy for diseases Of
the kidneys and bladder is Damiana Bit
ters.
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SITUATION WANTED.
WANTED.

By an experienced grocery clerk. Address
wv" HERALD Office. all st
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-13

For health, strength and vigor drink
Damiana Bitters. jams ly
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WAITED, $4,000,
WANTED.

For FIVE years at moverate rate of interest Ad-
dress H., Box 149. Riverside, Cal. alltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-13

WITNESS FEES, JURY FEES. CITY AND
County Warrants, School Warrants, Road War
rants and al KINDS 81 Claims; hlgness price paid;
property.
Real Estate and Loan ONCE of
al 3ml c. WHITE. Temple Block. Cup stairs.)
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-13

Furniture OF an eight-room house, desirably To-
Gated House to let at moderate rent Inquire
Of PoMER0f d MILLS,
a1ltf Opposite Court House.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-13
CHOICE NEW kaILCH COWS.

A gosd business stand with stock and fixtures
paying one hundred dollars a month clear OF al
expenses. Address 2. 0. Box 1881 mstf
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Pleasantly located and neatly furnished.
TO LET. SINGLE OR EN- SUITE.
Corner Fort and Franklin streets. one block from
Postofhce. dSiu
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r0R SALE.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

Building lots in the Rerckhoff tract fronting
on Main and Los Angeles streets, Apply on the
premises. m25tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-13

Durham cows for sale. Apply at my home ranch,
on Washington street, near Main street cars.
aprStf WILLIAM NILES.
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SUPREME COURT.
Calendar for April Term. 1888.

Below we publish the calendar for the
April term Of the Supreme Court, which
meets in this city
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10 Is claimsd by the advocates Of popular suff-
rage In this District that the quality OF the
dominant voting element has been much I'M
proved OF late years, that shOuld suffrage be re-
yiFed here there would be no danger OF repetition
Of tie oll-tiUle election scenes OF terrorism and
disorder Unfortunately there is no evidence that
the same class OF strikers. who used to boss things
st The primaries and the polls, would not come to
The front again IL suffrage was restored. When
ever TIE occasion has offered they have not failed
toIu IN an appearance. The Lincoln Hall conven-
lion In $50 10 q CT delegates to Chicago was, 1t
viii b. remembered, a regular paniern0nlum OF
disorderly spirits; and OF the defeated
candidates, lea ling republican. and staunch
advocate OF snn a@e, was so much disguised by
the rowdy Ism and raScality Xhlbted there that he
openly declared that he "nevcr wanted TO see any
more voting in Washington"
The meeting the other night to elect delegates
10 the Louisville cOlored convention was charac-
terHed by much the same disorder. and loudly
uttered charges Of Outrageous fraud In voting.
NO doubt there has been some change and i'm
provemt mt in this class CT voting material For
one thing, there Is less OF it. Many of the profess
sional voters who used TO infest the city IN idle
vicious droyes. and who were Iegislated out of
occupation by the abolition OF suffrage, have left
the city, and pumbPrs OF them are at work upon
the farms OF Maryland and Virginia. where their
capable labor Is in much demand 1t would be a
great pity II they were called back from this
useful and honorable life to lead again the vag-
rant diScreditable OF professional voters In
the District of Columbia.
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Y cry NATURAL.

The steady and rapid depletion OF stock Of SUM-
MER CLIO THING. under the magic Of our Good Name.
Good Goods aud Honest Prices ocularly demonstrates
the Genuine Bargains Offering Persons calling
only to crafty their curiosity became purchasers-they
found such nice and stylish garments at such
able prices they couldn't help it." Those persons
who have yet 10 provide themselves with summer Raj
'aent viii find HERE something to please them-au the
way througi,-in style. quality and p,ice.
Not long since the following conversation between
customer and one of salesmen heard by o disn
terested party: lis this Coat FAST colorf" ''No We
can't warrant the color it's very CHEAP garment and
MAY fade" y ten you warrant 1t % fade?" well
sir. it not fade. but tn coors usually consd
cred uncertain. and that's why do not warrant them
Well I'M satisfied to risk 1t, and If the color holds
i L come back SHALL COME BA, K. ANYWAY"
remarked the good natured customer he paid the
Cost. because Like the way you do business"
We conduct the Clothing Business upon the basis Of
DOWNRIGHT OIL FASHIONED HONESTY, and
that it wins our large and increasing trade attssts
Several perons called yesterday to purcha g. SO
PANTA OOHS but they were all sold. We have, in
order MOI to disappont any just selected One Hun
dred aud Fifteen Pair. They worth 81. 90 pair;
but we offer you the CHOICE of them g. 38 pair.
DON'T DELAY COMING. AS THEY MOVE
RAPIDLY AT THE PRICE NAMED
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DEFENDING HER Love.
AN ENGAGED MAIDEN DEFIEs AN ANGRY
FATHER.

'And 80 you defy Your fatheri" Mortimer MsjIton
Hapsbury, whe uttered the above words one of the
haughtiest men in Washington.
No. father" said Bertha Hapsbury, her cheeks
40 father do lot defy you but can never marry
al, man do not love l do not love Armand De Cour-
cSy-. Three weeks ago gave my heart to I.Rpcelot
Wilde. and to him I'll be true, come what may"
Bah! don't talk to of that red headed fortune
hunter You cannot but COL fess that the scouudrel
hasn't enough money to buy a wedding suit."
1t was now the girls voice rang out boldly. Father
she said, father, you mistaken. He has already
Lnr, based tue wedding suit He went to the MISFIf
n r. cerner l0h and streets. and purchased for
Tor at one Of those highpriced cohng Thanks
10 the Mlstt Store, men dress nicely
nomIcal for read that the suits sold there 25
st.2o $3.50, Sl0I5. ell go S14 and 1926 and gem
sums" ~
SO he buys his Clothing at the NIisft store. does
NE! murmured the proud father. "Hel. that is GER
tain y IN his favor. and perhaps may yet consent to
ter you'll have to whitewash his pink hair with
bottle"
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The New York Herald OF to-day publishes inter-
views with Charles A. Dana, Whit law Reid and
Hugh Hastings, editors respectively OF the Sam
Ifsbstse and Commercial Advertiser the presi-
DENTAL outlook They all agrre on one point, and
that Is that the national convention shOul be held
at Saratoga. Being New York men. that prefer
eBce Is easily accounted for They also agree that
President Arthur has established a strong hold
upon the confidence and esteem OF the country
Mr. Hastings regards Mr.. Arthur as the strongest
republican candidate; Mr.. Dana prefers Repre-
sentative Holman as the democratic nominee, but
has decided leaning towards Randall. Mr..
Reid thinks IL too early TO discuss presidential
candidates. Mr.. Dana Is positive that Iiiden will
not be candidate for the presidency. He says,
emphatically, that Tilden Is out of the race, and
tnat under no circumstances Will he accept the
nomination, mo matter how unanimous or press
ing IL may be-" Con id ring the intimate relations
existing between Dana AMI Tilden, this positive
declaration has some significance.
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Naturally bright and observant, and with the
experience of eight years cont naous service Con-
gresham Townshend, of Illinois, will take front
rank among the democratic members OF the next
House. lie maintains that The next Congress
must sharply define the issue of the presidential
campaign, and that IL the democrats are to win
tne5 must make the tariff question paramount
Mr. Tow nshend holds that the new tariff law IS
unsatisfactory 10 the west and south, 1.-THE bone
and Sinew OF democratic power" and that those
sections demand revision or the tariff that shall
lie for revenue only.
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II Is, probably, well enough for public indgna-
Ton 10 hold Itself in check until all the details OF
the assault upon an American consulate In Mexi-
co are received The Mexican government Will 10
doubt be as prompt TO Investigate the outrage as
the nature OF IT demands, ana that due repara-
ZION Will be made can scarcely be gu sticned.
The very friendly relations existing between our
government and Mexico forbid the suspicion that
the attack had any national instigition or causa
IL was, perhaps, the result OF some local sauabble
and maA? have been the work OF drunken mob
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Daniel Webster once claimed that the mistakes
o. the wing party were as the spots upon the
sun, meaning that they were too infltessinaI to
De visible. That smile wouldn't hold good In
these days when the sun spots are not only yisi-
Ole, but are charged with resp disability for TIM
pests, floods and other dire elementary dtstur
Dances
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In the Ogdensburg boat race yesterday Hanlan,
as usual, won easily, making the fastest time on
record Tor four-mlle rowing race. This record
was made too without tie champion exerting all
his best powers He ceased rowing once on the
course to take a drink OF water Had he been
pushed, 1t Is evident that he could have lowered
the record still more
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"Dorsey's budget hasn't fired the democratic
heart to any considerable nt nor has il created
any visible rupture In the republican party
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WnrrE AND EcRU EnDno1prRzD
ROBES. Saline ROBES,

PLAIN AID FANCY WOOLENs FOR SEA SHORE
AND MOUNTAINS.
sTEAMEA sUITI G AND FINE DREss GOODS
Al H DUCED PbIL Is.
foh& LINN LAWN. I5c- FINEST QUALITY 25c
LAEtIr STOCK OF FINE PtRA>O TKSS HAN
tO9 !: u r AT BARGAINS ARE OFFGEED.
~ II SILKS SU All SILKS AND ALL
1hoitE DEESS GOODS AT LCw PRitES
fkE YiOUS TAKING An INVENTORY oF
sfoCh. We DISLIKE To CLOSE, OUT IS REAR
- tOSSiBi-E, AND W.. AXE OFFERING
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
PAT EKNS. N NANA
ONE PRICE.
". II SINISTER SONS.
9is Psnnsy;vania Ave-
Ihs t'INI Is HE CHEAPEST. Nl0
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ELixIk OF
BBE A EBB EEH K X
ssBhs a a k ks En- XIX
B h AAA Il b K Xxx 80
BRB BIB ZEE K

PosfT1vE CURE FOR MALARIA. CHILLS AND
FESER-Contains no Quinine, Arsenic or any metallic
comTounds-af De uggists. so cents. jyl9-6m
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BOOKS, &c.

NV Books
Memoirs Of John A. DIX. ny Moran A. IA,
Dynamic Sacrology. Az. by Ward
Land and lsborr. by Moody.
Under Ground kus ia by Stcpniak.
DIR. Claudius, by Crawford.
Data Il Ethics. 10y Spencer.
1iser ily. ~ Julia SchAyer.
Man. by Lucy c. Lille.
hidreSi's Bargain, do.
Phyllis Brown Flora shaw
For the Major, C. a.. Mootson.
House that Jill Built. G. T.. Gardner
bot Plowshares lounges.
m Nm. n. MORRISON
!co AS Pennsylvania avenua.
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NOT LOWSHARES. Rv Judcc Tourr,,
InE GOLDEN CHERSoNFSE. By Miss Ird
nilMAN,S PhONoGRAPHIC DICfIONALY
M hsssSoLLECTloNS OF DIAN STANLEY. By Dean
,n sIUDIEs OF NEGLECTED TEXTS. by DIR. Rob-
EAELY GRAVES: FOR THE prpr,vrn nv
"cDun $780,, For sa. by
VIM. BAl.LANTYNE A SON
sci aos $50. 800 800,
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HALF DOLLARS SAVED.

We have made the following reductions on a few lots
Fine Lsle Thread Hosiery to close:
Ladies' Derby Ribbed. lisle Thread Hose-Cardinal.
Bronze. Navy Blue-reduced to 81 per pair.
Ladies' Open Worked. Lace II -IE THREAD HOSE
Navy Blne. Seal Brown Light Blue, Pink-reduced to
81 per pair.
Ladies' Dropped Stitch. Isle THREAD HOSE
Bronze. Old Gold. Crushed Strawberry. Gendarme-
reduced to Use. per pair.
Ladies' Dropped Stitch BLACK SILK HOSE. re-
duced to 81. so per pair.
Ladies' BLACK SILK HOSE. with lace open worked
ankles reduced to 81. so per pair
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WHITE SUIT DEPARTMENT.
We have now made the closing prices on the balance
of our stock Of White >rts-prces low enough to
them out before August LIST.
WHITE LAWN DRESSING SACQUES.-We have re-
duced the prices on our complete line Of bite Lawn
Dressing SacQues to close out our stock now.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

ETOR RENT-TwO ROOMS IN BRICK HOITSE
- on second Moor for email family, OF for beche-
iofo et oOS 1tn street southwest jy1o-3ts
EOR RENT-ELEGANT FURNISHED APART.
menta ansie or en- suitet first second an third
noors; eoutnern exposure; bath, At l4ll street.
jyl7-2wA ~ ~ s0a sN~>Ao'
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A. SAKS & co.

LEADING AND POPULAR CLOTRIERS.
fyIs SIG AND 3ls SEVENTH STREET.
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LADIES' GOODS.

A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
IA Ladios' and ChildEens
BATHING SUITS, ct
NJ. WILLIAMS.
'Cite Trevise Paris s07 Pennsylvania avenu>
have succeeded In procuring few moro Of thoss
JERSEY PoLoNAISE,
In Black and Garnet
for which ii was impossible TO supply tina demsns .
few weeks ago. ~
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WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Extraordinary Bargains! 500 yards, 42-inch White
PERSIAN LAWNS. beautiful quality. reduced from
S7Eo. to 25o.
At this price expect them to last very few days
Special Bargains in D. tied and Figured SWISSES.
also reduced T. ON
31c and 371fc. to ESQ.,
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A NTON FISHER.
"a CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
MINI. VOC stree northwest Thirty years eIpcri.
ence aides and Gentemen's Garments slso Ifrsrs,
Nes Lace etc., are perfectly cleaned 10y this superior
process Ladies' Evening Dresses a specially Or,ipon
o. Demedt official chemist OF the District of q >
Ginbla; Your chemicals of the effectual ma.
SUR aseed in Paris. New York or eisawhere SoI.s
Grease spots guaranteed Thoroughly renewed ss,ao
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MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY

$50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Makee CORSETS TO order every style aud material
ana guaran tees perfect 1T and comfort
HER SPEC1ALTIES ARE
French Hand made UnderclothinK Mer1no Tyca.-,-
and finest Imported Hosiery. WV
Patent Shoulder Braces and al prrss Reform Goods.
french Corsets and Bustles. The Hercules" sup
porting Corset for which Miss III. sl,ecial AGENT
Bnd a 81 Corset, her own make. that for the prioc
cannot be SURPASSED.
fB.-French German and epansh SPOKEN. az
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SPECLALTIES.

NINE BRCOKE TELLS ALL TIIE EVENTS or
M LIFE. A1buducD confidential Ladies and Gem
uemen 50 cents each. l0S L street. bstwesn An ana
9th streets nortnve& 3el4-Sw'
Dk ROBERTs0N. kPECIALIsT AND CONF
Dden dial consulting Phycicn; 20 ycArs expcrience.
can be consalted "Wednesday and saturday. Eo@ o
Pm. Is - Q stxSse nostkwesel mnfn oAcs. - n.
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The above al fr-t claas. Also, q large VA
Fiety OF carriages Bugges. two. four and SIX seat
the Aghtning JumP.ssst the most perfect family
sentne it in three sylssebug > top stan dngtop and
e.tsns.on,top Also several nns Horses for Harness
dies. &c. Parties wishing to purchase . complete
turnout will save time and expense. Owing my facl.
ties and long experience am enabled to promptly fill
al orders completely and the most reasonable terms
before buying elsewhere WM r. DOWNEY 1870 tn
1924 l. street northwest te2D
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lIOR RENT
FIFTY PIANOS AND ORGANS.
the leading makes Rent from 81 to $40 per month.
Rent applied on purchase.
r. @. SMITH,
Jyi4-6t l103 Penn sylvans avenue.
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