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Daily Republican., 1885-03-28
MARRIAGER.

MASSEY-HIGNUTT- March 10, 1885,
at the parsonage Of Grace M. Il. church,
Phila., y Rev. Charles Webb, Francis A.
Massey and Sarah M. Hignutt, both Of
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-28
Tho Wealth err.
s-St,'--v@--
N.'Ss'-.- a %. y

'iEoSaErow prom ises to be clearing
no y6fnewhat warmer.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-28
State OF tho Thermometer

1T the REPUBLICAN Office in the shade.
n o'clock 10 o'clock IL o'clock
4bO $40 $50
Daily Republican., 1885-03-28

fI1OR RENf-IWO HOUSES. II91 Wal
- Ilt street and 1908 Bennett stIeet In.
9nire ~ No. West Tenth street. hDBEKI
|MCCAULLLY. 80. az
Daily Republican., 1885-03-28

NJ ArTED-A GIRL FOa GENERAL.
homework. German Preferred. An.
- ''en eueet es-ltI
Daily Republican., 1885-03-28

DIIlOOs
For gentlemen you will find
the greatest assortment OF
fine goods, of all the new
styles and patterns of foreign
and domestic makes at Sixth
and Market. You are invited
to look, 80 that you may see
what is to be worn tor the
coming season. The proprie-
tors pride themselves in being
able to offer selection of the
finest goods to be found, and
also in being able to make
them promptly, and in a
satisfactory manner, having a
corps of the best cutters and
tailors to be found.
We have large custo m trade
the best customers of Will
mington are our patrons /; we
also have a large patronage
from other adjoining cities
We have made preparation,
tor an increased business, and
fully expect with our strong
i ducements, in way of varie-
ty of fine goods, best work
and lowest prices to get it
Daily Republican., 1885-03-28

IVHHE CANVASS FOR IHECIIY III.
| 4 rectory has begun. Don't ia IL TO secure
good advertising space. livery business maj
requires copy of the book. MAJ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-24

B1sHor,s CANpHoRrxE
An exquisite Toilet article for Chapped and Rough
Skin; aays irritation and will keep the complexion
smooth, soft and clear. Price PC.
Try II. not satisfied, bottle and get YOUR
money back.
Prepared by l. C. BISHOP Druggist.
80 9Th street, corner III street IL w
For sale by ". :. Thompson. Druggist 7O;S 18th 3.
NV; Stott, Cromwell * Co., 4SU PenIsy wanna ave
fell
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IHE UNITED STATES EcoNom1sr
SAYS:

THE Jersey seems to be coming into more promi-
nence and is Of wide diversity character style and
quality Also says: Undoubtedly the Jersey, as
an article of ladies wear in the matter of beauty COM
FORT tit adaptabty and service sunequalled. Having
had run of five seasons it has passed from article
of fashion to of utility The price of the garment is
now at the bottom and places it within the reach
of all"
We wish you briefly to know that our spring stock
which is now ready is of Standard Quality, and is
mostly made in direct compliance with our orders,
as regards style and shape
We never had, and never will have any Jerseys at
soc we could buy Jersey to sell at soc and make
proft.). 15c or 81.
We start with what consider the lowest price at
which a Jersey is worth the buying which is
FINE ALL-wOoL JERSEY, tailor made cut and
finished, standing collar, coat back deep cuffs and
spiendldly fitting in Black. Brown and Navy Glue,
ONLY S1.5O EACH.
FINE ALL-WOOL BLACK JERSEYS made from
firm, coselywoven stockne1te. standing collar coat
back perfect shape. spenddiy finished,
ONLY $3.50 EACH.
OUR "MATCHLEssv
Fine Imported Jersey, made from a close, firm. i'm
ported stockinette, turnover standing collar coat
back, elegantly finished, perfect shape in black
Drown, green navy and garnet,
ONLY $500 EACH.
OUR Warehouses
An Elegant Imported Black Braided Jersey made
from firm. closely -woven stocknette, handsomely
braided i'll the back down the front around the collar
and ON tie cufis, perfect fitting,
ONLY $3.50 EACH.
FINE ALI-wOoL JERSEYS. made from a closely
woven imported stocknette. collar deep cuffs
fan back with satin bow elegant shape and finish in
black navy blue garnet and brown,
ONLY $3.50 EACH.
OUR BRETON"
Fine Atwood Imported Jerseymade from an extra
fine, closelywoven stochIinette TWO rows of buttons
slitshed back, very stylish elegantly shaped,
ONLY $3.50 EACH.
OUR DUCHESS BRAIDED
Fine Atwood Black Braided Jerseys made from
firm imported stockinette heavily braided down the
front around the bottom ON collar and cuffs extra
me quality, most perfect fitting Jersey made,
ONLY $500 EACH.
Elegant line of
BLACK JETTED JERSEYS
FROM $500 TO $1,000
RI Second floor; take the elevator.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY,
s21 Pa Ave I04l s12DsI
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SPECIAL SALE

SPECIAL SALE
KEEPS SHIRTS
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
COMMENCING FEBRUARY PATH AND ENDING
MARCH 10TH, FOR CASH ONLY.
KEEPS SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS
are all well and 1hvorably known all over this
country, and are acknowledged to Be
STANDARD GOODS
Made up for the best trade.
SPECIAL PRICES
will be given every article in the house. including
Shirts. Collars, Cuffs, Underwear, Neckwear, Silk and
Bingham Umbrellas. Suspenders, Silk and Linen
Handkerchiefs, Gloves &C., &C.
Remember this Sale is for FIFTEEN DAYS only,
affer which our Regular Prices viii be established on
Keeps Goods.
OLIVER P. BURDETTE
437 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Sole Agent for the District of Columbia
f24,eo-6t
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The Randall proposition for new navy was
whitfield down in the House yesterday TO a
small appropriation to carry on work on one of
the cruisers. The plan as brought forward was
subject to point of order, Mr.. Randall
understood as well anyone, but it was
thought that this objection would not be
raised in the common desire to get the work
started. But the House is not in consuming
mood Anything that is got now must be fought
for. The temper Of the chamber "a it came out
on several occasions yesterday, is bitter in the
extreme, and il will be worse than ever after
tomorrow when the silver question comes up
To divide opinion.
The plan of forcing action on this question at
this time is generally ascribed TO a wish to
carry out the views of Mr.. Cleveland, but in the
opinion of many democratic politicians, it is
unwise to precipitate a contest of this sort
Just now. The silver men are much in earnest
and mean what they say when they threaten
to fillibuster the session out rather than let the
obnoxious section pass.
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OPERA Purrs
CIGARETTES.

OWING TO RECENT RULINGS OF
THE CUSTOM HOUSE AUTHORITIES
REDUCING THE DUTIES ON THE
CELEBRATED PAPER ANDRE -
WHICH DOES NOT STICK TO THE
LIPS-THE wELLKNOwN OPERA
PUFFS CIGARETTES ARE NOW SOLD
AT THE REDUCED PRICE OF TEN
CENTS PER PACKAGE
THIS CIGARETTE is RECOGNIZED
AS BEING OF FAR HIGHER GRADE
IN QUALITY THAN ANY OTHER
CIGARETTE OFFERED ATTHIs PRICE.
AFACT THAT WILL BE ATTESTED
TO BY EVERY ONE WHO HAssMoKED
THEM It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-24

AT this short distance of one week before the
Inauguration it is Yet doubtful who will go into
Mr.. Cleveland's cabinet. The President-elect
seems TO have the faculty of not only keeping
his own counsel, hut of shutting the lips ofthose
In whom he eonfides- II is the common under
standing that five OF the seven members of the
cabinet are chosen, but nothing has been said
or done by Mr.. Cleveland which would give Of
1cial authority TO the rumOrS or prevent him
from changing the list at the last moment.
Florence Nightingale comes pleasantly to mind
again In q committee to raise funds for the COM
fort of the sick and wounded in the Soudan
camnaier.
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HOTELS.

THE ARso.
Select Private Hotel the Finest of the kind at the
National Capital.
SITUATED on 10Th ST. between and X sts.. near La
fAyette Square. -
This new establishment Is now ready for the recep-
ton Of guests; newly furnished throughout: electric
bells and open freplaces in every room: elexant
suites with large parlor and private BATH also single
both AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN
Location Central and Unsurpassed. f2;s-13
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-24

With perfect machinery, a trained force,
buildings prepared and set apart for the work,
discipline and responsibility ensured, it is nat
ural and proper for the government to do its
official printing rather than to scatter ii here
and there through the country amoug private
firms which take the work on a speculation
Even If il were to be slightly more expensive to
keep its valuable printing under its immediate
control, the convenience and safety of such a
policy would justify the outlay; but when it
can be proved that 1t Is cheaper, as well as
better in other respects, the claims of outside
parties should have small consider ttion
A case in point Is offered by the action of
Congress on the plan to have the bureau of
printing and engraving manufacture hereafter
the postage stamps, stamped envelopes postal
cards, etc, used in the post office service A
provision To that effect was inserted in the post
office appropriation bill in the House. but was
stricken out in the Senate, although ii appeared
that To have the work done as proposed would
make an annual saving to the government of
100000 II is not TO the credit of the repub-
lean Senators that they ranged themselves
bodily against the proposed saving and on the
side of the outside specializing contractors
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THE TRADES.
CIR TnE BEsr.

CIR THE BEsr.
THE CONCORD HARNESS."
THE CONCORD COLLAR
COUPE, CARRIAGE, koAI. TEAM and N,
PRESS HARNESS of all kinds and descrfpiiop -
LOWEST PRICES.
with maker name and trade mark
LUTZ BRO
4es Penn ~ lyania avenue
AdJoini az National Hotel
81 HORSE BLANKETS and CA RRIAGE RoRIn
ia great variety al very low prices oci7
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsTRTT.r
OF COLUMBIA.
JACKSON b. SWEET Ell al VS. EDWARD n McCoprrrxvv
ct al.-No. 921o Equity Doc "a
This being referred 10 state the a<>rvuxvH
of George Mccarthy as assignee OF e. n Mo- oru,trS
& Co. and 10 show the assets which have been -
should be- received by him under the ssid I'D OF A.
Segment and TO state the debts II the aid sessnor
and the proper distribution Of the funds the 6nn
of the said assignee notice is he eby given ts mi
proceed under the said reference on SATURDAY. r6s
TWENTfzEIGHTH OF FEBRUARY, 1885, -
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. M at MY once, and al peFs
sons interested are notified TO file with me tic
claims with their vouchers, before sad
6eth,s.tu,th4t las. G. PAYNE Zn6sSS
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E. B. BARNUM d CO.,
ia 93l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

THE Icy CuA1ss
THAT BIND THE EARTH ARE LIKELY TO
LAST UNTIL THE FOURTH OF MARCH. AND
AM STILL OFFERING YOU THE OPPOR-
TUNITY OF PURCHASING OvERCOATS AT
REDUCED PRICES, BOTH FOR PRESENT
AND FOR FUTURE USE, A GREAT MANY
OVERCOATS YETIN STOCK REDUCED FROM
SIS AND SIS TO $40. ALL MY FINEST OVER
COATS HAVE BEEN REDUCED TO S25 SOME
OF THEM FROM $40.
THE DREADNAUGHTS
ARE THE OVERCOATS FOR NIGHT EXPOSURE.
THESE ARE MY OWN MANUFACTURE, AND
ARE PERFECT WEATHER DEFIERS.
FOR 81 AND $40; HAVE BEEN MUCH DEARER.
BARGAINS IN EVERYTHING TO CLOSE OUT
PREPARATORY TO MOVING.
TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT ON
WINTER GLOVES,
THESE ARE MADE IN HAGERsTOwN, AND
THERE ARE NO BETTER GLOVES IN AMERICA,
HEN MING,
THE CLOTHIER,
40 SEVENTH STREET fe24
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

=
LNOR SALE-THRFE HANDSOME SSTORY
pressed brick front Houses with stained glass win
dows. on 9TH ST NV Just above Massachusetts ave.
two having rooms, besides bath and cellar and one
having II rooms: all modern improvements: can be
sold with or without stable lots price S6.O,lo and
$.SOO These houses are new and well built. and
are 5000 cheaper than any other houses can be
bought FOB In that locality. Terms easy.
NEWTON & BEBRYMAN.
$40 F ST.. Attorneys for owner.
VIII he for rent. If not Sold March Is. Faith Nv
LN0R SALE, CHEAP
a 10 room Brick House. .16 9Th s.w, 81 200.
= room Brick. sl2 9Th ST. sw.. - GOO.
Sore Rooms. 43l and 4Slls eth ST. s.w.. 81 900.
business Houses. bet and ID. eth 81. sw, SlS .ooo
s. 500.
Small Frame and Lot. .th bet. d and s.w., 81 800
new Groom Bricks on 9th Sw., %. 600,
room Brick. corner 1Sis and 8 w. $500.
Brick House on F, bet 18th and 9th, lot SO n. 'front.'.
$500.
Store and Dwelling. Ala and Maine sw. 81. 300
s-room Brick. between 3D. and ala s.w.. $500.
S-room Brick, ASS y ST. sw. 81 200.
4-room Brick, 800 Ii W. $3.50.
broom Brick, 3I5 sw. 81 100.
S-room Frame, 2ls 10th sw.. 81 500.
The above property will pay from TO Is per cent
c. II. PARKER,
El-ot- Az and St sw.
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FOR SAIE-LOTS.
T.NOR SALE
II Two fine Lots on Il St. between 9th and 10th,
cheap. Elegant lot northeast corner 2lst and l. SITS
Tl.6X120
HCFTY & DYER.
f2O-1t Real Estate and Insurance, 18th and SITS.
nor SALE
II CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN THE NORTH
WEST DIVISION OF THE CITY
We offer for sale large number of choice building
sites, situated fvorite streets the
northwest section of the city, comprising i'm location
dupont Circle Massachusetts. Connecticut. New
Hampshire and Rhode Island ayes. and adjacent
streets.
situated IN the above desirable localities at prices that
cannot fail to pay handsomely.
For paps and full Information apply TO
THOS. j. FISHER * co.
Real Estate Brokers,
Iel4-lm 1924 + II. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-24

Rare OppoRrUs1rY.
AS will discontinue my branch Shoe Store, No.
400 18th street northwest offer the following as
gains. Every pair of Shoes must be sold regardless of
cost.
Ladies' Fine Extra High Cut Cur. Kid Button, D
| last at 2@s'; former price $500.
A Lot Ladies and Miss and Childrens Elk. High Cut
Buckle Arctic. CSC.
| Ladies' and Children's Rubber Shoes, soc.
Mems Hubbers. SOC.
Mems Low Arctic, 99c
Mems Shoes sold accordingly low.
Call early secure the Bargains while the st ock Is
complete.
Bows Rubber Boots ct 81 80 worth So SO.
Mems Rubber Boots $3.50 worth Sd 80.
l offer all miSt $500 shoes at $3.50
Store for Rent, Fixtures for Sale.
+. II. WILSON,
400 9TH Street Northwest.
| n. B. Those wishing to avail themselves of the
opportunity TO secure pair Of my celebrated s. 90
Ladies Shoes and my Gents $500 Waukenphast
Shoes 10 measure, can leave their measure with me,
10 be delivered from my Baltimore store when
wanted fl3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-24

TINE CELLULOID TRUSS
Il That never breaks, never wears out, always
clean, and can be worn while bathing.
Is for sale at CHAS FISHERS,
623 7th street northwest.
Mrs. FISHER devotes her attention 70 the wants
Lady PatronA mi
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To-Day,
WHILE THE WEATHER DOES NOT SUIT OUR
NEW BUILDING ENTERPRISE, YET 1T Is JUST
WHAT WE NEED TO DISPOSE OF OUR REMAIN.
ING WINTER STOCK, ALL OF WHICH IS
GREATLY MARKED DOWN IN ORDER TO CLOSE
1T OUT
REMEMBER THERE ARE MANY THOR
OUGHLY GOOD BARGAINS; SOME SPECIAL WE
ARE OFFERING THE BEST BARGAINS IN THE
DISTRICT IN ALL SORTS OF CLOTHING. WE
CAN'T AFFORD TO BEBEATEN-NoRE oUALED
HENCE WE GIVE
THE BEST FOR THE LEAST EVERY TINE.
COME TO-DAY; DELAYS MAY CAUSE DIsAP-
POINTMENT
A. SAKS & CO.,
ONE PRICE CLoTHIERs AND TAILoRs
fe23
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Daily the preparations for the Inauguration
are taking more definite shape and grand
display is now assured. The parade will be one
of the largest if not the very largest of the sort
ever seen here. There will be nearly twenty
thousand men in line, equally divided between
military and civic organizations, representing
every part of the country and every shade of
political and social life. One interesting feature
Will be the large turn out of colored troops
coming, too, from both the south and the north
Those who are entrusted with the prepare
fons for the ball shy wing cOnlmendable
energy with that important bI uch OF the work
The great hall is safely enclosed. nd is being
put in readiness for the evening festivities
There now can be no reason for doubt that the
ball will be entirely successful. And those who
don't care about the ball will learn with interest
that twenty loads of fireworks have got
mere, ready TO be touched Oft at the proper time
According to intelligent witnesses there have
recently been some strange phenomena among
the Elk mountains of North Carolina. The
ground has trembled and alarming noises have
been heard Some OF the people in tine locality
apprehend serious results, and are as much ter
rified as the natives in the earthquake districts
OF Spain 1t is probable that the rumblings
earth and rock undermined by subterranean
streams, as is frequently the case in limestone
regions.
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DENTISTRY.


CAMUEL I. SCOTT, DDS,
- fifteen years experience in Dentistry. Office 12O7
+ stn.w. Preservation of the Natural Teeth a spe-
ciaty. oc2s
nR RANDALL PARSONS, 42s 7TH ST. n. w,
l. over Ballantyne's. OlE Tative and mechanical
Dentistry skillfuiy performed. Gas administered;
moderate fees. Ten years experience Hours from
b am. 70 pm. SEP
nR STARR PARSONS, COR 9TH AND SIS
Inv Filling q specially; also the cure of tooth
acne without extracting local ailasthetc. used
the gums, alleviates pain of Extracting. Gas given
Charges moderate. M
nR 7. NJ. TALBOT, DENTIST, 43. 9TH ST.
IL three doors from corner E Dentistry i'm all
us branches Teeth inserted 50 per set All work
warranted. janl
n ROCERS-NOW Is. YOUR TTME-L A NJ
NJ Chimneys at halfprice medium or small, DC;
large. 4Oc.: fancy medium, Csc; large &c. leader
medium 6Oc; large. 76c arg. or student, SOC. burn
ere 66c, 55c, 81 Is per dozen; w1cks 25c, Oc, SOC
per grce6s coal Oh. Sc A. SONNENSTRAHLs.
d l182 Sth street northwest
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INOR SALE
I A New Three-story Brick House South Front:
has cellar; furnace ROOM
LIST foor-Hall, Parlor. Dining Room. Buffers Pan
Try, kuchen, with Range, Stationary Wash Tubs
"a noor-Three large Chambers aild Bath.
sd hoor-Two large chambers. Each room has
large closet and word mouths open fire places. Bells
and speaking tubes each floor
This house Is thoroughly finished and built Of the
best material.
HUFTY d DYER,
f20-IOt Real Estate and Insurance 18th and Fists
I.>OR SALE
one of the best-located and finest-fnshed houses
In the city; spiendidly adapted receptions
three avenues and overlooks one Of the handsome>t
parks; has every modern Conv. nence: is heated by
steam: elegant wood NANTES; open fre-placs hand
somely tiled, fourteen rooms exclusive of bath
HCFTY & DYER.
Real Estate and Insurance, 18th and sts NV.
fe20l0t
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SPECLALTIES.

DROF. CLAY RENOWNED AND CELEBRATED
Il clairvoyant and astfoogist, can be consulted on
Satisfaction guaranteed. Fee 81 Residence 500 AZ
ST. S.w. fl9-lmx
sician and surgeon, and the Oldest reliable special
list In baltimore city can be consulted in Washington
every Wednesday and Saturday by all in need of ed
cal advice or treatment at his private rooms, 456
st. NV near IA ST. from to pm Main Office 50
N. Liberty st., Baltimore, Md fe16-3m
mr. W. T. PARKER, OF BOSTON, MASS,
II Magnetic Healer; Wonderful Cures by laying on
OF hands: Nervous Diseases specially and Chronic
WIZ visit patients. Office hours 10 pm. BIT Az
stnw. f162wt :
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NOR RENT-HOUSES.
IL The second and third floors Of ISL ST NV: z
rooms, All modern improvements price $50 per
month. SWORMSTEDT d RR
film m w
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FOR RENT--FLATS.

IHOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED
Il Apartments in the Woodmont Flats, 18th St and
Iowa Circle; possession March LIST.
j. V. n. HUYCK,
f2O6t 1905 Pennsylvania ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-24

"ANTED-CUSTOMERS FOR 5000 NAT
w treSses. with Pillows at S5 cents STUMPH d
BRO Manufacturers Of Mattresses and Bedding 937
18th ia 0-SHtk
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MANIFESTATIONS.
WANTED--ROOMS.

NTANTED-A ONE OR TWO WINDOW ROOM
w on Pennsylvania ave. March 18th; state location
anu price. Address ALLEN, Star Office. Its
NYANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIPE
w two furnished Rooms in second story OF first
class private house; Is minutes walk from the
Treasury; with board preferred Address. giving
terms and full particulars. +. NJ D. Star Office
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nor PENTHOUSE $40 NEW JERSEY AVE
i NV. 10 rooms modern improvements I'm good re-
pair; $50 per month. inquire of w. c. JOHNSON,
.lS 18th st. NV. film
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ENuUT SURGERY, &c.-CoRNS, BUNIONs, club
Il and Inverted Nails Chiblains. Frosted Feet
Vascular ENcrescences and all diseases IF the feet sue
ceSsfnlly treated at Or. WHITES establishment lIl0
lle.lnSy lNaila ave- opposite Nillards Hotel. Dr.
hite tWeRty-fth consecutive year of practice in
Washington, j.. &. Patronized bv the most eminent
physicians and surgeons. Office lee. 81 sitting Bah
ulnore establishment. IL North futaw 81 tn 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-24

NToNDERFUL CURES OF NERVE DISEASfos
w All sufferers from Rheumatism. Neuralgia OF
other Nervous Disorders should call at 523 18Th Il
NV. city, for relief. and for testimonials of men and
women right here in Washington. Office DIR. HILLS
MAGNETIC APPLIANCE COMPANY" fI2lm.l
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NOR SALE
Il 92l N.Y.av. ,6r-S3 5 %
1921 10Th n. W., Sr-.-3. son
sos 9TH ne, MI, Sr-3, SOC
81 X ne, mi, Tor. 3. Dot
1000 Q NV. mi. ,Sr.3.O
515 18th sc. mi. ,Sr. 500
20I2 BOun'y NV. .6r.2. SOC
l240 10Th NV, 5r. 30,
f2O
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GUITAR, SINGING, PIANO &C. TAUGHT Al
NJ reasonable rates by Prof Lofts oRTENsTEiN
4'o 81 NV. The professor makes the Guitar .
speciality and he has successfully taught for twenty
three Years d23-3m
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PROFESSIONAL.

II q. CANDEE, NITAPATH PHYsICIANI
a As employ the best health resources of nature,
scientifically applied through Vital Nervaura Elece
tTiciIy, Vegetable Remedies Food Mater Air Heat.
llsht, Ozone, Electric Napor Baths &c. discard ali
Minerals, opates. Mercury, Quinine. Alcoholic Slim
uiants. prepare all my own vegetable remedies.
Consultation free Call send for testimonials of
wonderful cures. treat all diseases acute or chronic
pilice and reception parlors, 922 st. between yth
and ION. Washington, ID &. fe24- Inns
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LNOR RENT-1Sl2 Y ST. OPPOSITE BRITISH
L Legation. new and desirable Dwelling all improve
ments, and new stable in the rear. Apply to ARTHUR
T. BRICE ia 18th st. Nj-Im
INOR RENT-SEEERAL SMALL HOUSES, SOME
! entirely new, az S15. SIS. $40 per month. JOHN
SHERMAN. Real Estate 9I7 r v