davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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BLACK GOODS.

Black Cashmere, double width, %
Forty-two inch Black Cashmere, extra heavy, all wool, d
Black Henrietta, 55
Silk Warp Henrietta, very fine, Sis
Black Drap Palma imported, s1.O8
Black Sebastopol, something new, Sl.10
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I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH STREET.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000

I'VE do hereby certify that suDerrse the arrange
nentsfo all the Monthly and Quarterly Drawf0s Of
1he Louisland State Lottery Company and in DersoI.
manage and control the DTdi,Ss themselves ana that
the same are conducted ,rtth honesty fairness, and
good faith tOcdrd all parties, and authorze he COM
ZdnH TO this certificate nth Of
natures QftQched. ldterfiseDQEylfSn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

HOCsE IN RUINS.-A rotton beam, a splitting
girder or a lettering foundation endangers the
most magnificent structure that exists; likewise a
weak and exhausted brain or nerve endangers the
magnificent structure or the human BODY, and
threatens life and happiness Prevent IL at once
by strengthening your whole nervous system with
that great nerve tonic and brain food, DIR. Buck
lands scotch oats Essence.
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LOCAL MENTION
The Weather.

Irdicpsfon, for The Q. hours commencing nS n M
For the District OF Columbia, Virginia, Maryland.
Delaware New Jersey AMI { isteru Pennsyly nv
warmer fair weather. light to fresh soutnerly
winds increasing In force.
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FOR RENT HOUSES

IrOR RENT--Two BRICK HOUSES, 200 AND 211
Eth st ne. rooms anu cellar, with bath -Ioom
and halls all mod. imps $40 each. c K. FOSS,
ap25-3ts Eos Mass ave. Il q.
TOR RENT-2O11 PORTNER ST NV, Or, $50;
Il 124 ct. NV. new Or. bk. so; also. and l.
room bricks on alley in of l24 L st IA. w., e10
ap25-6t j. H. GRAY h CO.. cor. 9TH and ats.
ErOR RENT-ON VERY EASY TERMS, FROM
the Goth Of May to the LIST Of October. furnished
House. northwest IN very desirable position, espe.
cially for summer. Address L. W. star ofacea2o-3'
EOR RGNT-.1321 WALLACE PLACE, BETWEEN
l. 18th and 14th and aud SITS. n. w., rooms, bath.
pantry, &C; $35.
ap25-3ts T. F. SCHNEIDER. 933 F st.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
An,useuseuss To.nixhs.

Ansusensents Tonight.
NLrIoSAL-"Mazulm the Night owl"
AI8ArsH'A-"The Huguenots."
NATIONAL RIFLES hALL--C. BIZ C. entertain
Rent
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sensations.
PANORAMA BuuDrSG.-"Battle Of shiloh"
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Dun New ADVERTISEMENT

OF SPECIAL (CASH) BARGAINS.
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING. spring shades pure
wool one yard and half wide, SOC.
FRENCH SATTEEN>, finest quality, Csc
HENkiETTAS. the new-style dress-goods, pure
GOTTA TAN. SERPENT. GREY AND BLACK. 4Sc.
BEAuTlEUL SAT TEENS, French styles, 9Hc.
nj SATIN AZ M0IREs the newstSls trimming; G0BELIN
cash value 81, reduced to Toe
BLACK SURAH SILKS, excellent quality. only 5Sc.
Cash Customers who buy Is or over viii select
ONE OF the following PRESENTS Pair of large size Dam
ask Towels. worth 81; Half DozenDamask Nspkins
worth 76c; pair Of Silk Embroidered Corsets, worth
75c,
CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH STREET.
Cssn Customers who buy $40 or over. win selec.
ONE Of the following presents: Two Pairs Damask
Towels worth 81; One Dozen Danask Napkins
$l.o0 Handsome Bridal Quilt, worth Sl50.
LADIES' BROAD CLOTH, yard and half wide
pnre wool All new sprng shades cash value 81. re-
CREAM AI4BATROSS, extra-wide double width
pure wool special cash bargain, 31hc.
HENRIETTAS. extra-wide. double width very fine
quality. pure wool, new spring shades 625Sc
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, at real cost price
to reduce our immense stock.
Don't deal with us until you have priced dry goods
elsewhere then you will come prepared to appreciate
our wonderful cash bargains ap2l
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Alexandria Affairs,


CITY COUNCII--The city council met las n,ubt
Mr. Marbury and Mr.. Sweeney presiding in I6eirI
respective boards The aldermen nxed the time
lor Inc erection OF successor TO Alderman Strauss
ID the second ward for the fourth Thursday of
May. Mr.. Peter Simpson was allowed to build xwo
frame houses on Patrick street, near Cameron
within the nre limits, and a like privilege
frame kitchen in the rear Of No. l22 North Royal
street. Reductions OF old tax bills were made In
I1e cases Oh tne Alexander lots on the northwest
eGge OF the city and the property OF ]. Il. Wright
on Gibbon street. A COMMUNICATION from the civ
school board announcing that $500 additional will
De required Tor the schools this year was referred
70 the finance COMMITTEES. It was expected that
the committee on light would report y scheme for
renewal OF the gas-works, but no report was made
COUNTY COURT-POLIcY CAsEa-The County
Court, Judge d. NJ Chichester, occupied its entire
session yesterday in the TRIAL of JnO. T. Turvey
County. The commonwealth was represented by
states Attorney Clements and tie accused by Mr.
:. g. Brent After several motions and pleas for
tne QeIenSe mad been Overrued, the case was
heard 10y the jury, who found The accused guilty.
and he was sentenced to 500 fine and one hours
cuioa OF seaenc AN appe was VA noted and exc
court will not meet again until next May.
NoTKs.-Nelson Division OF the Knights OF
and attended the Pythian fair at the Armory. A
large number OF Washingtonians were present.
An the nre companies OF the city have resolved
TO attend the Pythian fair.-The Columbia ana
the Relief FIRE Companies have requested Presi-
dent Wheat 10 ch 4nge bis determination to resign.
ana MI. wheat has changed his determination 30
that n1S proposed resignation was not rendered
10 the city council last DighL-Rev. ]. l. Vance
and Elder X. kimper are now at Farmwell, on the
washington and OHIO Railroad, representing the
second Presbyterian church In the PresbyIsry Of
the Chesapeake-No location has yet been liked
for the temporary occupation OF the public school
now In the old Lancasterian building On WASH
ington street.-The democratic committee meets
to-Inorrow night at the Of1c< OF Chairman Mar.
bury TO confer with the candidates for city ofcers
ana their friends In reference to the primary
elections. The candidates are: Clerk OF court
John 5. Beach; city sergeant, VIM. H. Smith:
commissioner or the revenue, Geo. Dufrey, Joan
I. Sweeney; commonwealth's attorney, leonard
Marbury, Julian w. Holt
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WHAr s4I.50 Will. BCY.-A solid Walnut Suit,
marble top, besrl glass, 24x30, Chairs Rocker,
Towel Rack, and marble top Table, 10 pieces COM
pdete, IOr s4l50 Quantity Of tnese suits is limited
20 call early. W. II. HoEKE,
sol Market space,
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CITY ITEMS.


bargains In China.
Thursday, April 20, 1855.
We are always on the lookout FOR bargains .for
decidedly low prices we give our customers the
benefit Of the purchases. The goods mentioned
in this advertisement are very great bargains. and
We n'ite you 10 CAL as early as you can.
TUE FAIR, al2 7th st. NV.
This sale for Thursday only.
No. loo large-stze White Dinner Plates are
esr t dUs Ee Price
them out at &c. each.
No sv vN,1n PITCHERS h. handsome shape. are
No. 3-White Pitchers, same as above. but Larger
size, are worth 75c. We win sell them at
No. 4.-Handsome Decorated China Cream
Ply Pife ne small size; are worth 2oc. swe viii
No. h~Larre Decorated ch,no-r,r,., po,.
are worth 40c. We win sell them for lee.
NO. 6t-Pretty Pattern Decorated Tea Set, new
e a we w M ;,s Tney are =. worth
Chamber Sets pretliiy decorated, are worth
No. "a Handsome Pattern Decora,sd f Enu,,s,
China Dinner and Tea Set, combined. 100
pieces. We will sell for sl3.9s
l.. N. Hopkins Removed to 03s 81.
Screen doorand window Frames, MosQuitoe and
Pouity Wire, all widths. cost
The United state. Alliance. =
Fer the Greatest Bargains
In Dry and Fancy Goods 60 to
F0LLIN's seventh Street Palais Royal,
No. 9l4, between j and K northwest.
Bsue Points. Soft Crabs, Crab-Meas, Oysters
Clans Neck-clams Hard Crabs Families and
hotels supplied daily. N. WHITE 4 Co..
621 stn. W., Washington, DC
Summer Carriage Robes.
You Will ind an elegant assortment in Monte
Linen and Cloth, both plain and embroidered, al
at prices that we guarantee to be correct.
TofHAN's
eo2w 1881 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Phillips' DtgesslbDs O0coa, . ve:y nu.
trtious drink for children.
% Per Gallon. 55c. Quaxt D0ttle, Ne. ]
Rye Whiskey, best In the world Tor the money
orders BY mall MoGRRS. 9th near d SC w&s
"Royal Gl9e's mends China, 0lasswood, &c
Calif0rnio Tickets, J. r. Minor, =. O
| Depot 26t
Fresh Aldcrney Butter churned every morninc
| and delivered in y ID "ward" prtnta sc per ID
| Also Cottage Cheese ana buttermiik; sweet Mn
&C. ber quart
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DELICIOUS AROMA peculiar In 1tsen Is I'M
parted 4, smoking Turk sh Cross-Cut Cigarettes
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TIE REASON OF the large demand for the Turkish
Cros-Cut Cigarettes due 70 the fact OF the COM
btnattop OF and the quality OF the tobacco, which
'uparr, a deIicacy and character OF navor not pos
,,sed by any other cigarette.
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STAINED GLASS SUBSTITUTE. All It'll st. n.

FRUIT OF the Loom cotton Sc: Lonsdale cam
bric lie; Dr.. Warmers corsets 95c. AT BRoD-
AE
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CApoS SPRINGS AND BATHS, Alkaline Lithia
waters, also superior iron springs Baths OF any
temperature. superb home Tor pleasure seeker
a. v.s,, "a the invalid: convenient 70 washington
Is fash fIIing up by engagement OF rooms The
uroorIstOr Is busy with repairs. putting IN new
closets and doing other needful Things Tor the
comfort or his guests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25
COON BRAND COLLARS,
3 for SOC
The best and latest.

The wrSSrSs ConBrSArIoS WAS HELD by gen.
tleman whose name We may noe mention He
maAes no secret OF the fact, however, That the
successful combination in Mems dress will BE the
erOSs-stripe shirt with a white collar. See them
at Francs, one Price Halter and Furnisher, cor
ner 7th AMI ID SIS.
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TOOK HIS PERSONAL BoNDs-Mr. Theodore King
night clerk at the Metropolitan car Stables " as
ChaS w Harries, OF No. 1888 9Th street northwest,
discharged conductor, with using profane Ian
guage on street, In front OF The stables The
Judge accepted Mr.. Kings personal bonds.
ton, which occurred on the bridge crossing the
canal at the foot Of Market street, between two
colored men named VIM. Wheeler and Warren
Riggs the feet or OF the beigerents slipped or
he was pushed OF The bridge, but before failing he
grasped mis- opponent and together they fell 70 the
towpath below, where the light was continued
Alfred Riggs. who witnessed the AFFAIR, went TO
the assistance OF Wheeler, and In attempting to
hit his brother with large rock he overthrew 1t
and 1t struck Carrie Dorsey, young colored
woman, In the lett eye, causing an ugly wound,
woman was removed TO Freedman's Hospital I'D
TO late hour Riggs had not been captured.
A NEW MILITARY ORG ANIMATION. students of
Linthicum lnstiIutehave formed themselves into
the Linthicum Rifles The following named have
been seiecled as officers: Captain, B. +. Streve:
hrst lieutenant, j. Eiwood; second lieutenant, H.
Meyers; first sergeant, Fred. Klineschmidt; second
sergeant, Root. hunter; first corporal George
Cook; second corporal, Harry Shipley. The men,
0ership now numbers about thirty-nve.
NoTEs.-Messrs. II. q. and j. E. Wagner pre-
sented to Engine co. No. 8 storm flag TO be dis
played from The new flag poll-Tle funeral OF
southey $. Parker whose death was mentioned In
Mondays STAR, took place this morning fIom ST.
AIMS Cathoiie Ghurcn, near Ten!eytOwn. Inter-
ment at Oak Hill
GRAIN REcEIPrS-Canal boat Seneca arrived
yesterday with $500 bushels OF corn for g. T.
Dunlop.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER At =
a. m-Great Falls, temperature, 81; condition, 20:
receiving reservoir, Temperature "a: condition al
north connection, 25; condition at south connec-
olon ~; distributing reservoir. temperature, 81
euuent gate-house. 25. High tide In the river TO-
DAY At 7:O9 a. m; low TIDE at 2: 3S p. 10.
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REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early. who in charge Of the drawfnRs Is
asuarantee Of absolute fairness and integrity that
chances all equal. and that no one eau possibly
divine Whist number will draw prize
REMEMBER that the payment OF all rrizeS IN
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKSof New
Orleans and the tickets signed by the President OF
an Institution whose chartered rights recognized
In the highest Courts; therefore, beware Of any
tons OF anonymous scheanoa ap1l.wkszw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

COON BRAND COLLARS,
for SOC.
Why pay more.
FINE Gas FIXTURES, complete stock low prices.
SHEDD Bro, 432 9Ih sc.
Tbs PERFECTION OF the age In the medical line is
the liquid fruit remedy. syrup OF Figs manufac-
tured O1ly by the California Fig syrup CO., san
FTaDclSco, Cal. IL Is agreeable TO the taste, &C
csDts.Be 10 tue stomach, harmless IN It's nature,
painless yet prompt, and thorough In its action
All druggists.
CBEw ~ROsenfeld's Gem" Tobacco
FR,SELNs INSECT FLUID kills reaches, bedbugs
anu moths For sale by all druggfsta
Coon BRAND CoLLARs
3 for soc.
Perfect hitting.
Have no others.
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DfxoS's YEAsr POWDER always reliable.

CoLBuRx's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brand Is the
KIM OF Condiments. Flavor and pungency CON-
Dined IN perfection For sale by Grocers
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The CARPETS, DRAPERIEs, CHINA, &c, from the
Executive Mansion. which were 10 have been sold
yesterday. Will be sold tomorrow, Thursday. at IL
O'Clock noon, at Duncanson Bsos'. auction rooms
zee the advertisement elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

WALL PAPERs window shades, decorations &C.
RICHARD HENDERSON. 823 st. NV
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To The DEAY.-A person cured Of deafness and
noises In tue head Of twentyJhree years standing
by a simple rpmedy. VIII send a description or it
free to any person who applies 10 Nicholson, III
AacDOugal a rect New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

FIVE PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN by Tyler &
Rutherford, 1907 street northwest
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A PLACE FOR TnEIR FREI6Hr CARs.-The Balti.
more and Potomac Railroad Co. has bought a
tract OF over nftyeight acres OF land south Ut the
new STOCK yards near BeInings. The object OF
this purchase the railroad officials say Is 10 en-.
able them To handle the stock cars and TO afford
room Tor storing cars OF heavy freight to be
brought into the city when wanted, and thus
preventing the crowding OF the tracks In South
Washington with cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-25

BAENCx's ANIMAL vIsIT-Mr. Phineas T. Bar
NUNS own and only greatest show on earth which
this year Is Of course greater and more wonderful
than ever, WIN be In Washington on wednesday
ana THURSDAY or next week, May 9 and J. Five
new shows, We are told have been absorbed into
the already vast agyrega alton since last year. and
IN ADDITION the world has been secured Tor novel
strange, and curious things to impart q due
amount OF freshness TO the exhibition. The
special new features are the caravan OF wild
Arabs or Moors, Capt Paul Boytons exhibitions
and the olympia hippOdrOme. The Moorish cara.
van contains a tribe OF Bedoulns OF the desert.
dancing girls. soothsayers, priests &C., who will
give an entertainment depicting the life OF these
strange people.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

IL twelye-room and cellar Brick Houee al modem
a Ion 20 iest tryne runnns 70 ~,
o. It's kind sos North Carolina svs. IL.
ESoR sALE-HANDsoNE AND WELL Built
ppr,sses, an TSsp Residence In excellent
Also very sitr~ctiye new nineroom Residence. well
ap25-3t isoS ct.
SoR shlE.A MOST DESIRABLE NEW Ten
has a. moo ,mps and Finished thronshoss in hard
, :r s% ss oSSae'ni r.r%is 70
me xiven UPON application o. my once. Price.
a spssx easy 'srm' CHARLES s y ha :
Soh sALE-THAr MN HOUSE NOW IN CoURsE
=! Q, sSm,pstion. i.oi i2th st nv. has 10 rooms
,pe,-., CHARLES ~. " E.s =
EroR sALE-wE OFFER TO SELL THAT pfsIR-
abe lot At the Northeast corner OF 9th and Blake
18th Il b. s one ba ss ss1s frontal Of stss On
Adsantasss are exceptional tor the purposes OF
Price $3.50 per square foo.
eP<o-U No. l437 fennsy lyAnia ave-
Eok sALE-NicE HOUSE; SIX ROOMS AND
Il bath; in excellent condition: Pierce Place near
i lsis s.; south front sasoo. BENj p nAxls
EoR sALE-sPLENDIp INVESTMENT, ROOM
Brick; northwest modern iml rovemrntS dry eel
whiTAKEk jordan. i4is ls s .st .p $50
EOR sA-E-NOkTHwEsT-AB BARGAINS ROOM
pair suoS 4 sViGS ssS
= ap2i-3t
l. OR sALE-NEw PRESS BRICK HOUSE SIX
ST. NV. price $4,000: keys at "a. apo iot.
EoR sALE--l5lo ST. VERY DESIRABLE ASp
II modern: built in the most approved manned
KER I4lS Est sp3s.i2t
IHoR sALE-TEN-R ROOM BAY-wINDOw BRICK
Il tnew) s01 st. all Improvement, south front,
olen grstes- marble nantes. SUBSTANTIALLY built.
$500: terms easy; $1,000 cash owNkk sO5 q
.Dsba
KSOR SALE-A GENTLEMAN DECLINING HOti 81
keeping will offer for sale VI excha for lmIroyed
or unilroNed property ia tins city hnelN furnished
house IN the northwest section Address n" srar
office. s,.sa H..
LroR sALE-A BARGAIN-A NFW q ROOM n ,IJsF
with large garden: viii sell the instslInent PLAN
smal monthly payinents NJ T. CHURCH. Fails
Church. Va Telephone call 901. apys-3t
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TIE FRENCH OPERA COMPANY last night gave
performance OF Won Suppe's rollicking comic
opera OF "Boccaccio," which was notable
Ike the performance OF Faust" OF the
previous night, for work Of O high order OF
merit by most OF the principals, while the details
OF the representation were tndinerently attended,
10 and the general effect seriously impaired in
consequence. Nine. Genin Raphael was spir.
TIED and clever Boccdccto. Mime. Grandel, Nile.
Moreau-Play and NJ Moreau won COMMUNICATION
Tor their good work, and the chorus was at times
highly effective. THIS evening 1.-THE Huguenots"
whl 0e given. In this opera n. Berger. Inc lead
aIly strong,
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COON BRAND COLLARS,
3 for soc.
Why pay more.
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Commissioners.
r. re and SCI ss rs s sSS
may be presented at counters
FkEE Pres Eussns M.Gns Bank
A. BALDWIN. Pres. New Orleans National Bank.
CARL KOHN. Pres. Union National Bank.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
OVER HALF MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the Legisla-
q reserve fana os oVsa
s55O.OOO has since been added.
D.a ss: Of .hs Ysss State CONSTITUTION adopted
The only Lottery roted on and endorsed BY tn
people OF any STATE.
Hnerer scales or postpones.
1T. Grand Single Number Drawings take place
every three months March. June. September and De.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE
FIFTH GRAND DRAWING. CLASS f.
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY. MAY 6. 1883.
2l6TR MONTHLY DRAWING.
CAPITAL PRIZE sl5O.OOO
~ Notice-Tickets are Ten Dollars only. Halves
IS; Fifths &c; Tenths. 81.
LIST OF PRIZES
1CAPITAL PRIZE OF e15OOOO. .sl5oOOO
GRAND PRIZE OF $4,000. -, 10000
GRAND PRIZE OF 10000, 10000
LARGE PRIZES OF 10000. SO.OO6
LARGE PRIZES OF 5000. 10000
20 PRIZES OF 1.OOU. 10000
so PRIZES OF $780,. 25.O00
100 PRIZES OF 300.... 10000
200 PRIZES OF 2UO.... 10000
500 PRIZES OF 10O.... 10000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
11o0 Approximation PRICES Of $500 $50. 9 9S
100 100. 10000
1000 Terminal So. 10000
SIIo Prizes. amounting .S535.OOC
Application for rates to clubs should be made only
For further information write clearly, giving full
address POSTAL NOTES. Express Money Orders
or New lOrk Exchange In ordinary letter. Currency
BY Express Cat our expense) addressed
II. A. DAUPH1N.
New Orleans. La
Address Registered IAttersto
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, La
RENfENnFR that he ureaence (3enerala Raaura.
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ap25,3t' T. F. SCHNEIDER. 933 st.
81 LIST sr s sS7 800 10
sqts ST. St. ll Sr s Yt y. svs sr
l74s IA sy l9r mi 80 s. Rear 2114 St. Or. 80
5E M e 1893 osS st: 5i:
I3tS ,s Ell St. 81 a. % 7 - st. Srs
sos Is: - Dr. 4SsS 49s St t. n sS s.'
9i9s sSi iss 81 m g ifs9 is.h ST.
2il9F st. 9r..mi $3.50 liz Ist st. se.. Or. 90
so.i fossy sf FL SO Sc liz ss St.
ss5 ga st b. MI 80 SO Sl4 18th st. SO
Sa$5 KS: r.; mi: = Is sSos :iS %
liz 18Th Frs. M ss sst ssS st. 59s
S SSy4 81 g. Mis- SO 2i24 st.. sIs :.......I9
Isl 5atS Is ksss IL s; Ots STIR
s$S$ i$sa $ s f. ss.h T. 81: e
S 9ss t. Sr s1s So so,s sroREs
i Iss full list Apply to ,oS MEscoII WILCOX
TIC 9th st H. W. rms ................... a22. so
houses. Ecsp st bet i4th and 18th SITS.
f'NA.'.''' A'e'' . THE CHARLES IL. HANDY. = ID
ap25-3t 921 st. n. W.
Tor RENT-A VERY DEsIRABLE DWELLIN9
SHOEMAKER. $50 ut. NV. ap25-3t
E,OR RENT-R H. ROBERTsON-I5I5 II ST.
4 Is0g st..
li2 CONNECTICUT ave iFatsl s4 and $50 per month
ap24-6t
NOR KENT-HOUSE OF TWELVE ROOMS: FUR
Il nished; facing Capitol Park; rent low. Address
Box 1856. st office. ap24-2ts
EoR RENT-e21sI ST N w. ONE OF THOSE
Il comfortable houses on the Garfield Terrace b ock
eight and cellar aud all mod inps rent $40 So
NV ap24-3t
ICOR RENT-TwO NEW AND ELEGANT BRICK
houses whole or in part beat locality in the north
west. Terms low for the Apply to the OWNER
on the premises, 21l4 NJ Ut. sp24 -6ts
L,OR RENT UNTIL OCTOBER Is UNFUR-
Il ptshed House in q fashionable locality, at $50
per month; immediate possessot.
b. II. ROBERTSON
ap24-3t 15l5 II st. W.
EOR RENT-MAY l., 1852 2oD ST, THREE
Il story brick; bay window: all mod. imps.; x35 per
month. Inquire at 9O5 4 st. NV. ap24-lm
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FINE Gas FIXTURES. complete stock low prices.
SHEDD & Bro, 432 9Ih 81.
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nR- LANBERrs LAND CLAIN.-The trial Of the
suit begun by Mr. I. A. Lambert, Of this city 10
recover tract OK Land IN the northern suburbs OF
81 Paul. and said 10 he worth $500 600 was begun
yesterday IN the District Court AT ST. Paul This
Is land 10 which IL Is claimed Mr. Lamberts father
had title, but which passed into the possession
of others oy decree or q court now said TO DC in
valid
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SALE OF Roses. BEDDISG PLANTS. &C. at Duncan
sons auction rooms to-lnorrow morning Ct 10
0clock.-AdrE