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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-19
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some tnterc~tiu. Points AbOut the
states Defenders.

\ circular has been sent to the press Of
the state announcing the annual reunion
or encampment of the Illinois National
Guard at Springfield. The first and sec
ond brigades are now to be cncamped on
the permanent grounds consisting of 100
acres near Springfield, which have been
recently purchased by legislative appro-
priation
The circular contains the following in
teresliDg items about the Illinois State
military organization:
The Illinois Guard, or state militia, has
assumed an Importance among the instj-
tutions OF the state far beyond the Ideas
OF citizens who are unacquainted with the
details Of military organization.
There are two brigades, divided into
| about clght regiments of infantry, one reg
| imunt Of cavalry and two batteries The
state lcvIes u tax each year Of about $40,
| 600 per annum The members of the
companies pay the bulk of the expenses,
which probably amount TO about four
times AS much as the state appropriation
Within twenty-four hours the governor
of the state of Illinois can throw u con-
siderable army against any Instruction
| lists or enemies at any pointln the state
| Quite number OF the best bands in the
state have enlisted in the State Guarl and
have perfected wonderful organization
with glowing uniforms and with silver
horns and bold drum majors. These
bands are compelled by the state law to
attend the annual encampments, and will
be at Springfield. and will compose II
grand musical tournament.
Some persons may consider the state
military good thing. others bad thing,
but IN any event it has become a very
powerful institution in Illinois, as will La
seen at the annual encampments at
Springfield, July II to "a August to 8.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-19

After consulting with many of my
friends throughout the county, have
concluded TO announce myself as candi.
date for county judge, and request the
support of my friends.
E. II. JOHNSTON.
Port Byron, ILL.,, July 70, 1886.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-19

Insure in the Boylston Insurance CO. of
Boston, Mass. organized 1872 Assets
nearly 81, 100000 E. W. Hurst. agent.
Office over Rock Island National Bank.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-19
Barth & Babcock. Dentists.

No. 1924 Second avenue. Special stten-
ton paid TO saving the natural teeth aud
inserting teeth without plates.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-19

You can get cut rates over any railroad
at Blake's ticket office 1903, Second
| avenue. d1Y
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-19

Supervisor Appelquist moved the a
dop,ion of the report. Supervisor Camp
bell moved as an amendment that the
two recommendations in said report be
acted upon separately. Carried.
Supervisor Parks moved the adoption
Of the first recommendation of said report
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-07-19

16-1nl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-14

Tie Nikado OF Japan, it Is said, has appointed
twelve official poets. If he followed this with
Tire beleadin- of all the amateurs and all the
professionals vino have set up in business on
their private account. he would solve problem
which has given great deal of trouble To-
Countries further west, particular i'll newspaper
circles. americas pride in her own originality
j. properly stubborn but il ought not to prevent
her borrowing occasionally a good idea from
the Orient
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The reason why the soul OF the District of
Columbia mortal should be proud is because
through the wisdom of our Commissioners We
haze an advisory school board The board
hs'i u I.fuiut:nd discussion Last night whether to
allow the colOred pupils leave of absence on
ernanCiI patton day, and decided that As the
Children wOu.d stay away from school on that
day. amy bow, they really had 40 advice to offer
TF IOU AI;F BUILDING, SEE TIE PARLOR
\I%t'-i. 'JI ans. II Lii. ANIrS fitted up
IL - lrste rvu-II. with every Jns; 20 match,
MANNING g COS,
1870 Pennsy wanna ave. NV
IL gives you @n idea how work should be done al2w
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g He'll o.
TELEPHONE No 61-2,
SAkS & COMPANY.

sAKs & COMPANY
When are you going to send my goods
homee"
Thus the telephone is calling all day long,
We do bes; tn make deliveries promptly,
but 1t is i'm possibility to max every package
the subject ofspecial delivery The system of de-
Hveries have adopted insures the greatest
dispatch with the least possible cost. large
business like ours is capable of the greatest
amount of standardization and economical ar
rangement.
While writing the above our Hat Manager
wishes to announce that he has an immense
assortment of Derby Hats, equal to the ordi-
nary two-fifty sort, for 81 80.
For the purpose of delivering goods we have
map of the city. colored-center brown; south
purple: west. orange. and east white
At nIue O'Clock in the morning one of our
wagons starts out for the purple, brown and
orange districts, In the order named, so rs to
reach first he steamboats, leaving before the
last del Very in that direction.
Three o'clock, the second delivery, extends
through the brown center district. the rail-
road stations being first reached, TO accommo-
date persons departing by the afternoon trains.
AT i've O'Clock another wagon Is sent ont
with bundles for the purple and white districts.
the last delivery in this direction.
AT six o'clock the last delivery Is made,
through the brown and orange districts. These
districts, being northwest necessarily includes
the heaviest delivery. 80 on busy days and most
days are busy with us. this six o'clock delivery
Is divided into two parts and two wagons sent
out SO as to merit the appreciation of our pa
irons by prompt delivery.
We stop the press to announce a special lot of
Trousers, just called TO our attention as of re-
cent acquisition and worthy of notice. All
wool, neat. striped Trousers. Lot 43O3, price
S2.95.
On days before holidays last deliveries
are postponed two hours. to gather up all
that can DE possibly delivered the
ming Nevertheless. wherever il l. possible
and the occasion demands il, we make special
deliveries at other times than those named We
make this explanation here because IL would
not be- reasonable to expect you to remain at
the telephone long enough to take 1t all in.
DOES A FIVE DOLLAR
SPRING OVERCOAT INTEREST YOUe
SAKS & COMPANY
ap14 300. 3O2, sO4. 800 and 3Os Seventh st.
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ArrEsrros.

ATTENTION, Arrxsruoss
ATTENTTONg,
Gentlemen who have not been able 70 Rst perfecs
fitting shirts we wish say few words 10 you We
a "a ft Won. We make the finest quality shirts and
guarantee periecf IT. Six (sod bosoms) for g. Six
p.eated for Sl2 Also. full line Of Gents
Furnishings, al the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SKIRT FACTORY.
ap2-l6s 1002 - 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-14

The name OF Washington is one of those good
things OF which the proverb hints that is posi-
bic tohave too much The christening of the capt.
tai city Of the United States in his honor is suf-
ficient tribute of that sort to the memory OF the
great waTrior-statesman, whom all Americans
love to exalt. The needless multiplication OF
such offerings reduces the dignity OF all. Now
tina: Washington Territory is knocking at the
doors of the Union. let one of the conditions of
her admission be change of name. As terri
tory. with the titular appendix used by terri
tories, there was confusion enough between
the younger Washington and the older. An
amendment 10 tine enabling act now before the
House OF Representatives will prevent its be-
coming worse cGnfOuniel.
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aassss ssaaa
LOT T. sss ~ c. EACH.
s9oas9 as,,,s

Ladies Night Gowns 10 rows of embroidered in
serting and rufiie. Ladies' Night Gowns, cambria.
Mother Hubbard yoke, SO fine tucks, embroidered in
sorting and edge. Ladies' Chemses cambria. square
shape. deep medci also, raised torchon lace rufe.
Ladies' Chemises, cambria. pompadour shape
nanscok embroidered inserting between one lace ID
sertlng Ladies' Walking Skirts, muslin, tucks and
deep embroidered ruff1e Ladies' Drawers. cambria,
16 tucks and deep embroidered rufie. Ladies' Corset
Covers cambria, square shape, double row Of en-
hrodarv
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L o G. L o S E.

Il CLosE.
We have Il COATS some for Ladies, some for
Misses. Large sizes and Tor spring wear They sold
h left yea can have now at
ONE DOLLAR
just think oft Aspiring Coat. good goods, deslr-
Will srah for then
ANOTHER BAEGAINi
All tina, Is lei OF the ChiIdrens WHITE and GTNG-
HAM DRESSES. advertised at s139, you can have
them at
ONE DOLLAR
AL tina: is left ofthe GINGHAM DRESSES, adver-
tised ~ 80 and ~ ce-.ts. yoa can have now al
90 CENTS
SOME MORE BARGAINS.
wedont allow .,ock t. accumulate. We have a
few ofthe latest styles JoIcl- Jaceis left that are
handsome good; fall slt,.-:lcd extensively trim
ned. I'D u 81.
What AZ haze lei you can have =; S3.75
ANOTHER
lot, less expensive rc blue tan and black sold at
SG.5.
whas we have len YOU can have at 81 %
Ia this si4e lot a-e bacS and brown Jerseys, dou-
ble-br, a.sisCi. viii. P,c Sers.
WE INVITE
Your special attention. for this y eek TO eur superb line
OF FRENCH ~ATINLS, which have just in
Creased by oar Ap--l iInportatIons.
FOR THIS wEEK WE OFFER
Is pieces French SatlneS in small figures al DC
Our line of koechiin's sItines are not TO be ex-
cei!ed
IN OUR WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
We show Increased variety of Novelties to which
We invite Your inspection
IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
We show usual an unex ceIled variety of all the
Desirable fabrics. sucn Canvas Cloth CameIeties
Etanine Eoucie and many Others. which we are as
sueci Will please the sudious and can always
be found al lowest market prices
IN OUR BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT
We have unusual large variety of all the most de-
sirs.hie fabrics We carry the celebrated PrestIey 5
Biaek Goods and also those made by several other
noted black Goods manufacturers We show among
other attractions
90 pieces GYPSY Cloth. IS rieces Princrtta Cloths
70 pieces Convent Cloth IS pieces whipcord and
many others worthy the atientoG OF intending pur-
cnassr2
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A FAMILY OF ADULTS, LIVING IN THE
IA Country will take entire charge Of three or four
children. School and Music desired Address w.
s. O., Star Office. ap10-1ws
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ss66es 65555
LOT 3. s s SIS Sac. EACH.
66scfS 65--55

Ladies' Cambria Walking Skirts. deep founce. fn-
ished with IL fine pin tucks. Ladies' Chemises, POM
padour shape, deep embroidered rufle. Ladies' Night
Gowns, 16 tucks. embroidered insertngs and edge,
elegant muslin. Ladies' Drawers, cambria, 9 tucks,
Hamburg inserting and rufIe. Ladies' Drawers cam
brc 10 fine tucks, tucked ounce and torchon edge.
Ladies' Corset Covers cambria, embroidered insert
ing and edge. Ladies' Walking Skirts, muslin, 8
tucks and embroidered ruifie.
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SPECIAL

SPECIAL
Nearly twenty years placed before the pub
he NAiIANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY for restor-
Ing gray hair 10 lis natural color prevent It's failing
out and remove AID proven. The formation of dan,
drum It's success Al the time wus phenomenal II
was woEderfn for the ti,Ee being. Unfortunately
however, after while iouIt. that IL would moi
keep. AID though every effort Wa. made To- nrcserye
intact, all were failure; La withdraw It's
sale. except what little Still so6 customers
oe the store Finally. after Aii tsse years wish
row to announce success. entire aId success
in preserving 10 unII;utesi time. A trial is
therefore solicited, guaranteeing complete sa;sfac-
ton. Price VIII be maintained 1t Si.UO.
ARTHUR SATTANS
Pharmacist,
Ap13 14th and and Id and u sts NV.
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GRAND M1LLrSEnY OPENING
AT THE
SOUTH WASHINGTON PALACE
324 II, ST. s. W.,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
APRIL 14TH AND 18TH aplS-2ts
SPECIAL Srn1se BAncA1ss.

W. Street Northwest (Masonic Templel
Now oiier the beautiful line OF Secrsuckers and
Sihghanis ever shown. GiHghams &C to l2loc a md
SeeIsuckers oc TO l6Sc for Unch sheer and beauti-
~! goods Lupins Aii-w0ol Nuns Yelling y0c Al
oatross cloth In cream, light blue, wood color and
back EeGutiful hnen-iinished Prints SC. Full Reg.
namask' towels shse.ings. &c. at manufacturer
Thread Gloves at l5c. and up iO-4 Sheeting it;ss
hamburg tdgings, &c yard and up beautiful goods
Ior 10 ana l2Sc. Extra large and heavy Crochet
Couhlerpanes, 81. Never has such WONDERFUL
BARGAINS been offered in Washington.
ap3-ln BRODHEAD d CO.. GOT St NV
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noteworthy feature of the debate on the
Irish question in Parliament is the frequency
with which the experience OF the United States
or the opinion OF the American people is cited
Mr.. Gladstone's speech last week aoounded
with references TO our country and the senti-
mant prevailing here. Sir William Vernon
Harcourt yesterday defended the good name of
the Irish patriots in America. Mr.. Goschcn re-
minded the House OF the difficulty between the
northern and southern states quartes-century
Ago, and of the wisdom shown by the north
then in discardins the advice of It's self-consti-
tutcd counsellors in the old world TO let the
south depart In peace. Mr.. Gladstone gave the
hapPieSt possible answer TO this argument
when he recalled the triumph of masnanimity
I'm the policy of the victorious government and
proposed a similar experiment by England in
dealing with the insurgent Irish people. If any
change could mark the course of time and the
growth of u nation from jnsignifcance 10 the
front rank in Importance and influence, il is
such contrast as Is seen between England's
contempt for the united colonies of 1876 and
her Difference to the United States of 1886.
The appointment of a committee of citizens
OF ST Louis to confer with representatives Of
the railroad companies and of the striking
workmen, with a view TO the adjustment of the
existing labor troubles, Is q measure which,
though late in coming. is not the less welcome.
Twill remove from the path of both contest
ants AN obstacle which false pride always inter
poses in such cases-the dislike of making the
FIRST advance. There can be no humiliation to
either side in accepting the invitation OF third
party Whose sole concern is to see business re-
vived and prosperity restored in the southwest.
II both the railroad managers and their men
can bring themselves To look at the matter in
this light, we may yet witness victory for that
principle of arbitration which. had 1t been ap-
Piled at tile outset, would have saved enough
life and property To repay dozen times over
whatever sacrifices of selfsufficency it might
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FOR SAIE-LOTS

LNoR SABE-A MOST ELIGIBLE LOT on THE
north side OF sionshten in subdiv sion OF
ing f-onia'e OF 3osloo 70 wide alley. PRICE. any
''.'. ' frrcH. FOX a BROWN
I,oR sALE-A DESIRABLE IoT, on THE
seedSi,ioa Of the north grounds OF The Columbian
University. having q rsat.e ol - feet on l4th 81 by
apfas, i4ss Pa ave
Hon sALE--'LANIER HEIeHrs."
>lNty-two Lots Ia this handsome tract lying be-
tween Columbia road and Rock >reak, nth aud sth
Ia Se c Is and T ro $40 Goe san Dewey are sS %
smith, "a the Naiioual Museum are among those
un~old lots be eatc Cor the nesI month The
Sane pgce as h.ryio,.c rannS f,om four 70 iiieen
ten per cent Flats 81 The groGnd and all info
apla-st i4s7 Ia ave.
NOR COLLABORATING lois. l3rH sT
us gt~'ef and NO s ne t. ps s ian spd,s s.T
Boundary 81. zoe: NJ ST. between sIh ard I0th Sta
ant ,i@m &c. ~. l0oo1n Eeet at lie Including n
l.'Of; SALE-NOSr BEAUTIFUL LOT> ON CAPT.
Il tol ii iro'', on 9Th. stS and NorIh carolina
!s0t on -, neag l3tn II n.w 2sls 100 feet dwel-
ling renting tor $40: -. IS loot
aud 81 23ssJ; "a 100.
Iol corner Am aud East Capitol SITS; lot 3ixeo;
api4-ot Corner Fam ann lin Il hs s,s. NV.
INOR sAr.I1-A SMALL But VERY DESIRABLE
shire ave- aud south ii fec, On & northwest sia @ap
tanning only l..54 square feet with room
CRY ana Provision sSr the IN %r a ns Sro
1,9aliGes,ed in tna' section JoRNsHERMAN = 90.
It". + 81 nw' apl4-3t
ENoR sAlE-lUoNoMICAL BUILDING LOTS
81 a qn:s swoEM9iEpf a RRAp oI1l !,
lt7oR NAI.E-toRNER LOIS on coli MBIA
4 - al ~ II II - = ~ low hsures swokMeTEDTA
hENh'-Ef, D. II apl38t
sfEDr& BRADLEY, 81. ST. apl3st
E,'oR sALl.--LoT, - FEAT FRONT. ON FINEST
foot One on Corcoran a.. between 18th aud lsth
apI2-4t AP PARDON. ls2sFsL
E'9R sALE-7ri ST, BETWEEN : AND sIsl.
l. 40 feet 'front.' by IL, fee, deep. only cents
aI26t i4is Is It NV
Lon SAIL beautiful. LOT, Il ST. BE,
-, tween lith aud 18th 2osloo 70 alley sl:Soper
W II DEEBLE,
IvoR sALE-NFRY DESIRABLE LOTS ON
4 Columbia .,!! iieights swoRMsrEDr Il BRAD
LIN 80 II nv. aplo@
ENoRsALE-I HAVE. FOUR FINELY LOCATED
look on dupont Circle which 4 can sell for 20. 300
each; Eacli lot % teet trout
arlo-2w JNo a. PRESCOTT. l4le st NV.
INoR sALE-ABOUT 10000 SQUARE FEET OF
i Land on the high land overlooking the city near
the head OF l. 9Th ST.; hnc chance for invesIment
THOs j. FISHER n co,
aI2w l324 r st.
NOR SALE-FRoNTAGES AND SINGLE LOTS
Tor building purposes In eastern part OF the city
che ai ana on easy terms. CDNAkD a McEwEN,
142O Il St ana Ion
ENOR SALE-SIX SMALL BUILDING LOTS on
Il Swami ST. north side. just west OF 10Th. l.eloo
DOC square foot: exceptional speculative chance
CC TER ~ WINNER, l423 st m2.-lm
LNOR SALE - TWO CHOICE LOTS on L ST.
Il between l2th and 18th. 2os4 Woo each: two Lots
on X ave, bet. l6t and eth. 400 square In
square 20 IL oup feet on 18th ST, bet Pa ave aud
r. sts. A l.. III Ii Il CO, 1882 Il ST. m2o-lm
ENOR sALE-i0.ooo FEET OF GROUND y. W.
convenient 10 Government Printing and Pension
offices; water gas, etc: cheap, aud easy
terms. WALKER a WILSON. lOD6 "A "a
mhl51m
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q $3.50
LOT p 81. 90 s. s IS EACH
S8a.6a

Ladies' Chemses, muslin trimmed with four Ham,
burg insertngs and cluster of tucks Ladies' Chemises
so fine tucks, Hamburg inserting and edge center
piece Ladies' Night Gowns. Mother Hubbard yoke.
II large tucks. muslin. Ladies' Drawers, cambria
tucks and three tucked ruffie. Ladies' Drawers CAM
brio. small. large tucks and deep hem Ladies'
Drawers. muslin tucked founce, edged with en-
broidery Ladies' Corset Covers. cambria. square
shape embroidered. Ladies' Walking Skirts, 8 wide
fucEs nd dear, ham,
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anfaa.


NOR SATE-'LANIER HEIGHTS"
Il -iNtyfwo Lots Ia this handsome tract lying be-
tween columbia road and Rock >reak. 7th aud 18th
sis. have already sold. The purchasers are OF
TIE test class. and frots Cooke lcan, Dewey aud
smith al the National Muse 'tn, anony those now
erecting residences tins isnd Tor their The
un~ud lots be sut IN Cor the month the
same prsce heretofore. ran ing fom four to fifteen
cents foot Amer ta iuo prices viii be
ten par cent Flats 81 ~ groand and all foi
can be had upon application TO
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apI4-3t

A between aud L SITS; ooc- Il IT, n,ar Judiciary
>luare; Sl.25 Two hne lots lath st. above
boundary 81. 25c; NJ -. between 9Th ard 10Th sta
Large iartn near city 80 pet Lots In Mt Pleas
alt ium &c. ~. iooo1O feed at lie, Including IL
room house and improvements }. " HERTiIbRD
ls23is Est apl .-ots
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WANTED--ROOMS.

"TANTED-TOR ENT-ROOMS OR DESIRA BI e
w House, three adults: between 18th and oath sts
NV. Address Box 125. Star office. Its
"ANTED-IMMEDIATEL BY QUIET,
w refined couple. two unfurnished rooms, suita-
Bile for very light housekeeping. Will be permanent
If suited. Address +. T. w, Star office. ap14-2t*
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rHANGE FOR SRRING-
~ Super Weight NJ EBINO SHIRTS ami PA MIS-.
FRENCH BALBRI6GAN SHIRTS and PANTS.
Also.
New Styles in Neckwear, Handkerchief, n osiery.
Gloves &c. &C.
w. = TEL.
apis $50 Pennsylvania avenue
90 TO GEO. s. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
NJ Granite Work: best facilities In Washington for
such work Office and Yard sU2 10 1Os North Capt.
toll g., Ia oi Government RintiD. Office. nih27
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I>OR sAIE-A DESIRABLE LOT, ON THE
Il northwest corner of 1ath and Kinney stS I'm the
subdivision Of the north gronnds OF the Columbian
University having frontage al - feet iAth by
loo on Binnsy. For prce aud terms apply to
FIFTH. FoN & BROWN.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-STORE CORNER 18TH AND
Il boundary NV; rapidly growing neighborhoOd;
INOR RENT OR LEASE-AN OLD-ESTA BLISH-
Il ed Grocery Store; northwest house contains 7
rooms. Stock and fixtures for sale. Rent, $35 per
month. CHAS. 4. BANES, SO4 and 500 St NV.
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I,oR saLE-A MOST ELIGIBLE LOT, on THE
north side OF Stonghfnr 81. in the subdiv sion OF
the south grounds TIE Columbian University hav.
ng f-onlaae OF 5oS1oo % n wide alley. Price any
cents PER square foot.
FITCH. FOX BROWN.
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Ladies' Walking Skirts. tucked and finished with
Hamburg inserting and ruffie Ladies' Walking
Skirts, tucks, 1O-nch wide embroidered rufie. La.
dies Night Gowns. cambria, 40 fine tucks, en-
broidered insertngs and ruffie. Ladies' Night Gowns
muslin. Mother Hubbard yoke, 80 fine tucks front
and back, broad insertings. Ladies' Night Gowns,
muslin. 3 Hamburg insertings and ruifie Ladies'
Chemises, AZ fine tucks Nansook inserting and ruff
fe Ladies' Drawers, cambria, IL small and large
tucks, inches wide embroidered ruffle. Ladies' Cor
set Covers. square, pompadour and V shapes. fine
medci lace ruffle.
WE KEEP NO GOODS THAT WILL NOT BEAR
INSPECTION.
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LNOR SALE-35.OOO FEET OF GROUND ON A
II brick sidewalk d street. close to south
west, with a comfortable House thereon. An expe
rienced gardener can soon pay for place. The soil
markedly rich and in high state of cultivation Price
only 4la cents a foot OWNER, Room 4, 1881 + ST.
NV. mhlS1m
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NOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING. 2426 v
ST; store 2Ox6l feet large concrete cellar: dwell
ing. rooms, all modern improvements: $50 per
month for both. ADAMS & BEALL, 1920 st. u w.
ap123t
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WANTED--HOUSES.

NTANTED-TO RENT-A THREE OR FOUR
w room House, in good neighborhood; want posses
Sion by May lst Address +. X, Botanical Garden.
ap13-3ts
"TANTED-TO PURCHASE, OR TO HAVE
w built on desirable lot neat Dwelling OF about
six rooms Ill the vicinity OF the Government Print
ing office west of the tracks. Address JAMES, 1905
New Jersey ave- NV apl22w*
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IGOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
II Residence near Georgetown; convenient 10 horBe
cars: TWO acres garden, fruit, &c Apply 10 w. IL
flSkE d CO., l52o New York ave mhl 7-lms
I-NOR SALE
y tract of6 400 acres OF good cleared and Timber
LAND, IN Fairfax county, Va, ON both sides Of the
asbington, Ohio and Western railroad, within 20
miles OF Washington. Inquire Of GEORGE y. APP
PLEBY, APO 9th 81. NV mhl5,3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-14

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