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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05
The State of West Virginia,

Jefferson County, to-wit
A RULES held in the Clerks Ofice Of the
"A Circuit Court of Jefferson County, Oeio-
Der, 1890.
PATSY L. ROBINSON, Plaintiff,
vs..
JACKSON ROBINSON, Defendant,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is TO obtain a divorce
from the bonds Of matrimony and for the
plaintiff TO resume her maiden name.
II appearing on affidavit filed in this SUIT
that the Defendant Jackson Robinson is a non
resident Of the State Of West Virginia, he =
hereby required 10 appear within One Month
after the date OF the first publication OF tbs
order, and DO what Is necessary 20 protect BIZ
interest in this matter.
T. w. LATIMER,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Cleon Moore. p. q.
To JACKSON ROBINSON:
Take notice that dispositions will be taken 81
the Office of Cleon Moore. Attorney at Law
in Charlestown. in the county Of Jefferson ana
State Of West Virginia on the 18th day OF 10,
yember, 1890. between the hours Of 0 a. N. ana
8 p. M. 70 be read in evidence on the hearing
Of the above cause, in behalf Of the said PLAN
tiff
PATSY L. ROBINSON,
By Counsel
Oct. 8, lse0-6w. Free Press fee. $3.50.
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Notice to TrespaSSers.

All persons are prohibited from Hunting or
Shooting or in any way tresspassing on Nor
dington Farm
Oct. -, 1seO-St c. T. MITCHELL.
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DeclinatiOn.
Ch0nlOis Skins.

GHAMOIS SKINS from ten to sixty cents.
~ Carriage Sponges and Boston Coach Oil.
Aug. 80, 1888 AISQUITH & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05
HousroN. Tex. May S. 1885

Messrs. Wallace O'Leary & Co, Houston {:
Gentlemen-I take pleasure in bearing
testimony to the efficacy of your Microbe
Killer. Some time since was severely at
fected with sore throat, accompanied with
cold in the head and chest. | concluded to
try Jug of your Microbe Killer, which |
did, and was astonished at its results. One
or two doses gave me instant relief, and fur
Their use of it compl tely cured me.
LEON E. LEyINSoN,
With L. W. Jones & Co., Houston.
For sale by Shenandoah Milling Co., Sole
Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05

The Republicans must walk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05

Jefferson County's response to the infa-
nous Colonization Scheme, whereby the cit
liens of this superb State were to be dOmi-
mated by a horde of North Carolina negroes,
and 20 the contemplated gerrymandering Of
congressional. senatorial and judicial dis
tricts. so that sll would be under republic
can control and misrule is l475 majority
tor Parks; 1855 majority for B. D. Gibson,
and 147s majority for Dandridge-Who will
represent US in Senate and House Of Dele
gates aud will make laws for the protection
Of the people against outside malignant ma
chinations.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05

The gallant Colonel Charles I. O'Ferrall
carried his audience with him last night in
his strong setting forth Of the issues of the
campaign Nirginiaus aud the whole South
can never be too CRATE al to him for his
skillful leadership Of Democracy in The
House Just before 10 adiourned.-Ricim0nd
Tunes
Adeserved compliment. The Republican
party, bold aud braggsrt as it has been,
didn't dare oppose his reelection. and he
goes back with a superb endorsement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05
MKAIG BEATS MCOMAS.
Maryland Sends a Solid Dem
ocratic Delegation.
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC,
Pattison elected Governor by
10000 majority.
DEMOCRATS CARRY MASSACHUSETTS,.

NEW YORK LEGISLATURE DEMO
CRATIC.
IngaIlS tCuu not be a senator again
soon.
lI'EINLEF md FOSTER DEFEATED.
The -MOutbed Cannon Of Illinois
Fired.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR GOV
ERNOR OFK4NSiS DEFEATED.
Democratic Majority Ia Congress orer
1907
NelC Hampshire Legislature Democrat
fc and WiU Secure the Retirement
Of Granny Blair From the
Senate.
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G.. II. MITCHELL & CO.'S
Real Estate Agency.

Persons intending to invest in Real Estate,
Stocks or Bonds will find it to their interest TO
confer with Us before doing so.
c. T. MITCHELL.
Office shove store Of Palmbaum Bro.
NoY. ), 1890.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-11-05
WRIT OF ELECTION.

Oct. s, ls9O-F. p. fee, s9.s7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25

and reception halls and business Offices Of the
President, and broad, comprehensive general
plan might be sketched out Of which each new
building to be erected might be a part None
OF the present structures of the locality referred
to are costly, and great saving could be made
by securing the property before further i'm
provements shall be made. Such q movement
would give new start to the improvement Of
Washington and the massing of the buildings
at one point instead Of isolating them at vari-
Gus points in the city. would not only greatly
beautify the city, but add to the value Of the
contiguous real estate and the tax income
therefrom. The governments owns the block
bounded by B, 10th, 18th street and the south
ern sides Of squares 1924 and $50, containing
about 81 500 square feet. Roughly calculated
the areas of the squares 1928, S24. $40 and $50,
not including the street space. aggregate about
1874, 600 square feet, and including the streets,
about 270. 900 square feet.
The following are the areas Of the respec-
tive squares: 81, 400 square feet in square 323;
49, geo in 324; As. SOS in 349 81 800 in $50; total
1S4, 265 square feet.
The following are the respective assessed
valuations OF these squares as taken from the
books ID the Office of the Diatrict assessor.
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SOME TH1xes / Know.
SOME / DON'T KNOW.

Know ths, am selling the cheapest Oak Suits in
kNO@ am selling the cheapest Parlor Suits in
the city, $3.50 70 100
KNOW have Nobby ballroom Suits Wash stand
Nith glass NICE strong able and Bed. HARD WOOD,
I KNOW I have Mating, as low as you can buy
them. Sc = yard up.
KNOW that We make g dollar stretch one hundred
cents, no matter what you want
kNON have clean NEW STOCK. no old shop
N9ih Styles 70 run on during special sales. &c
hNJN you VIII have the best attention, wen
ar LOOKING around" and no matter what you want
Tor The house. come and me.
bONI hNOM why the lady who borrowed my
about the ulnbrflla, but lose & customer with IL
=, DON n VOW why people will pay more for goods
tian our advertised price. SiI Crystal Tunblers
istc. don't know why people doubt our statements
before they try US Bed SPRINGS, Ssc. 1 don't know
any other To let know what have but to tell
you CaBe-seat Chairs &c, Bent Wood Vienna Chairs
Oak AID Mahogany. rs. / don't know any better
know any people pleasant wait on than those
who Visit my double stores. know buy the Goods
rlSft ana sell them cheap for cash. don't nv
people " IL fool themselves and ouy on installments
paying - o. ST for Wire Bed Springs the same as
sell Tor ~ -. and everything in proportion STOP
AND THINK ABOUT II.
know you dOu't catch the bigr,est fish in deepest
d. claim - cut the best prices you get and save
you sOut thing all along, and those who doubt longest
lose uuc-a- Remember the name and place.
GRASTY, The Pusher
Furniture. China. Glass, &c. Cheap for Cash,
ts29-6Ia I5Io-I2 7th st-n-v
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RECOMMENDATION.
Worth Knowing.

HATS Journal of Heath, in an article con-
demning the use Of the drug ammonia as an in
gredlent used In certain articles Of food, and
showing its baneful effects upon the human
economy, refers to the influence Of ammonia
upon horses, causing blindness, &C., and says:
1T is this that produces the pungent and
sickening odor in urinals and neglected stables.
1t is, IN its concentrated form, peculiarly de-
structive to the delicate tissues Of the animal
economy. The action Of the ammonia ON the
sensitive membranes Of the eye is the most
prominent cause Of blindness in horses Ami
mails that are confined in close stables, where
manure Is allowed to accumulate in consider
able quantity, are, in addition to blindness, Pc
cuharly liable to diseases Of the lungs and the
Kidneys, from the action of ammonia The
effect OF this drug seems to be cumulative, and
when taken into the stomach in small doses re-
peatediy 1t is easy to conceive that its action
must be irritating to the coating Of the stomach,
and to those far more sensitive membranes
that line the passage of the urinary appara-
tus. "-Phiia. Record
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SEE SATURDAYS STAR about"Avalon Heights. NJ


The worst scandal that ever excited the peo-
pie OF York, Pa, came to the surface yesterday,
when 1t was found that the Rev. J. Henry
Lesser, very prominent Lutheran divine of
York, had been arrested upon the charge OF
criminally assaulting Miss Minnie Reiser. The
information upon which Lesser was arrested
charged that he induced the girl 70 visit his
house in his wife 3 absence and there committed
the alleged offense. Lesser was arrested bv
Constable Stroman and brought before Alder
man Rayley. who allowed him bail for hear
ing. The Members Of Leeser's church notified
the president Of the Pennsylvanis synod that
ne would not be allowed to preach in their
church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25
IHE SYNDICATE CIorHrso Coxp.SY

We hereby announce TO the public that we. the men,
bers Of the positively close out 600
VI our enormous stock Of Fine Clothing the benefit
of Mr.. A Lustc. who II Obliged 70 withdraw from the
urn on account Of bis health We have decded 10 close
out this amount Of soods in the next fourteen days
This sale Will positively not commence until the 24th
day Of April. ~ O'Clock am.
This Is neither IRE assignee Creditor nor
sale Of shOddy trash, but strictly legitimate bon.
hde sale. esrred on by responsible persons who do
not wish u rub the people the above mentioned
sales do oy giving cheap, shOddy goods and charxius
exoroitant prices hese prices speak for themseves
lively worth sl.To.
worth -.
Mems Dress Pants, all WOOL 81 20; positively worth
Mems Suits -. IS; positively worth 60
Mems Atwood serge suits blue and Cray. IS. So
positively worth si2.
Mems Dress suits. IS 25; positively worth ar.
Mems Real Fine Prince Albert suits 81 4.25; pod
lively worth ESQ.
Goods not satisfactory money refunded at the large
fOur-stOry brick building,
sp22 CORSEh ora AND Sis. NV.
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BAIrrMoRE AND OU1o R.upo,,

Schedule n effect December ~. lssg
Leave Washington irOin station corner New Jsrs~v
Tn, ch,o.ro Asenue aud street
eHIress dAit II go Al N, express 8 so pm
s.iix ~ sia - Louis and Indianapolis exprsss
lcr fltisburs and Cleveland vsstibuled Iluissl
For LeIinston and Lea as stsirs 20 Pm
for f n1n.Hts.s al anu NAY ssa'iona - so pan
Ior bslanores ssef Gays, 90. S 90, 8 40. 20
s;sV, w. 40, "a 90. IL :Ou 40 minutes, "a.
S;25, AIS, 45o, IS. 30 20 7:io .45. s:oo.
t GSo s .s9 I'M no rg sg sun n 90 * 80
80 as nlinates, as. 80 n $50, a: 10 10 az
For Say, stations between washington and Balu-
Ots 80 IN sand sso $50 90 AM ia "a "a 4
Trains iease Baltimore for Washington. week days,
loiIS am am; p %. Pa; o. 10 100 Al,
10 20 and 90 pm o Sundays. e:5O. -. $50
800 90. fia 80. $50 81 IS ~ i6.aS io..s
For AanspoIis. 40 aud 80 an, IL 10 and ~
pm. On sundays. $50 am, 4:.5 pm Leave Ans
paLolls . 40 ai,d s;3a ALL. i2:U5 and a.So pm.
a or stations on the Metropolitan branch. to;tA
1850 An 81 10 n Tor principal st.tiOns ouAss
tor Eoch ,lile ana Nay stations = ;35 pm
FOR OaltleTslurg anu intermediate points. 'ef00l
Tor Boyds and intermediate stations t7.oop.u.
GhOrsh Train s,ye. wsshinStoI on sunday :, LIa
For Erederick, IL: 45. IA 20 an. to:lu 1s'So ~
N; Sundays, 10 pan
Trains arrive from Chicago aAIly IL As a. N. AMI
:U5 p. IN. from Cincinnati ana 81 Louis daily 3:aS
An and I. So pIn. from flttsours 40 GOD
Pr daiiv.
NkM YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
for New York, Trenton Newark and Elizabeth n.
j. :OU. 10 :UO, ~ 30, IL IN, - "a and
.lO;oO pm. Buffet parlOr on al day tralpA
Sleeping car on the 10 30 y N, open y :OO p.m
tor PhilsdelphiA Newark Milnlins ton aud Chester.
= :uO :OU. 'S;2u. IL ~ am. so. 4 ~. '7.lJ
and 10 80 pm
tor internledlste points between Baltimore and PHI
soelphia. 70 go and So 20 .Iz.Oo 1881 pm
Trains leave New York tor Washington. % 80
III 90 Am. '2v0 $50 300 . IA. aud 'l2:lS
night.
Trans leave Philadelphia for Washington $40.
'el5 III 40 Hl., II ia, 4 40 - go. .. 20 D.
For Atlantic City - .OO an and 'l2.UU N sun
Gays 4 :OO u N. ana IL :OU DoOn-
fE1cept sunday "Daiy. fSunday only.
baggape called and cheek ed from hotels and
licences by Union Transfer orders tlcks9
oftces, u y and 1851 Ia ave- and at Depot
j. l. ODELI- CHAS. %. SCUII.
d30 Gen Manager Gen. Pass Art
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25
CITY AND DISTRICT.

G. Coward and upward is the motto Of
The EVENING STAR. Onward in its extending
influence, upward in its circulation and adver-
Using business. The increase is a steady,
healthful one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25
The Famed Cocoa Of Europe.
The Coming One OF America
Household Words An Over Europe.
vANHouTEN's|
Cocoa
'BEST&G0ES FARTHEST"

Now that its manufacturers
are drawing the attention of :
the American public to this !
first and, ever since its inven- !
ton, the best of all cocoas, it !
twill soon be appreciated here ;
as we'll as elsewhere all over !
the world. All that the man. )
ufacturers request is simply {
one trial, or, still better, al
comparative test with what !
lever other cocoa it may be;s
then VAN IfoUTEN's Cocoa {
itseLf will convince every one )
'of its great superiority. 1t
is because of this that the {
English paper Health, says 4
)" Once tried, always used" )
"To avoid the evil effects Of Tea and
Coffee. use constantly VAN HOUTEN'S
COCOA. which is STRENGTHENED Of the
NERVES and Q refreshing and nourishing s
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SUMMER RESORTS.


'HYRCoNNELL.-THIsB BEAUTIFUL HOME, ON
Ae ssar May 1. AaITs;S Mrs e BAUGhEk
IEoH SALE or RENT-coTTAGt AT NEWPORT,
$4,000 for the season. ~ if Il ho isI son 10
I, OR KENT-AT CAPE MAY, NJ A LARGE COR.
ner Cottage. the beach, in perfect order. neatly
furnished open ire places, hot and cold water, and
Bath houses OH the grounds also stable. il desired
Apply to
ap22-2w No. Beach ave-, Cape May, Nj.
NNOoDLAwN. ROCKVILLE. MD, WILL b OPEN
iO5 the reception re 81 quests on May For terms
York ave- Mrs. NJ. J. CoILEY, Propretress. app l-im
NEW HOTEL ALDINE, PACIFIC NEAR OHIO
per week hner house on island at these rates Pam
rhle, with cut Of hoqs. diagram saeh sleeping door
apl9-:m
EOh RENT-TALBoTT's SUMNER HOUSE, FUR
nisned - rooms; IL miles from Evansville depot
and u mile from station, near Sugar Loaf Mountain
Addr Gr rse lawn IA soT6 fruit NC
HoTEMt s! LELANDE O.. ON The tt BEAoA.
cHAs' "AMT Manage AM1EL W pYaSrIl,s,
Cottages an Bath Hoaes On cts sor sale
and AZ l 81 f a Go Isl A.o SIN esessa
heal Estate Agts.. Real Estate and Law Building
SEAsIDE HQ TpkS A All. fHf y En- NJ
Much improved; new sun parors; hot water baths
.n,a.,m in the house, elevator !% -; Ss rs rv,xs
. Ocean End Kentucky Avenue.
Address Mrs NJ. I. soUTHALL. spi-3m
ave, Atlantic City. Nj
sp5,a% = - vac" . O' S. W. FERGUSON.
THE KENDERTON, ATLANTIC CITY. M,
Tennessee avenue. near beach. now opet- Greatly
mh24.2m MRS. J: r NEAL.
GOTo ATLANTIC CITY. NJ,
MI. VERNON, Pacific ave. near Ohio Now open. "a
SsssD Large piazza tns sea Excel
day No sner house onthe island al these rates send
HADDoN HALL, l AdTLkANTIS CITY. NJ-
Robert J. Peacock, Chief disrf. ' AiffiT %s.sI
VTHE ARLINGTON, OCEAN GROVE. NJ
services the bes ana % Mn s:t sss .x
HOTEL LAFAYETTE, CAPE MAY, n, j.,
snd 70 =. the
nnest summer and winter resort ON the coast House
ms-am M ' JAMES STEINER. propristo...
VINHE RENOvo. ATLANTIC CITY. NJ.
l. Tennessee Avenue near the Beach. Thoroughly
mhi-sm WE. cHEEsEMAN
WAVERLY, ATLANTIC CITY.-ELEGANT LOCA.
w ton, thoroughly heated for spring guests. Hot
sea water baths Oh each floors sun psrl0rs. Will re-
main open entire year
f5-3m MRS ]. L BRYANT
THE DENNIS. ATLANTIC CITY, NJ
i Ocean end OF Michigan ave. open all the year. Al
Ai no.5m a'D' JOSEPH a. BoRroS. propris.o.
TIME CHALF0NTE, ATLANTIC CITY, NJ
Il On the beach, North Carolina ave.
Cnobstructed ocean view.
kalt water baths in the house. Elevstoe
Now open. -
fS-6m L ROBERTS 4 aOHa
DENNHURsT. ATLANTIC CITY, Nj, NOW OPEN
Il Michigan avenue near the ocean; steam hear
electric bells and other modern recently
introduced. JAMES HOOD. jaXO-Sm
ATTORNEYS.
Ss r. D. MCKINNEY. -.
PHILLIPS ZAoHkY 3 McKENNEx. r.,
Ja4-6m Attorneya-at-iAw, 6un building, Il
DADGET 8 FORREST, -
L XTToRNEYs ANb coUNsEIORs At Law
402 9th st nv.
(NAMPBEIL CARRINoTQN, ATTORNEY-AT-IAW.
SMebster Law Building, sos d u q. y. Ws1StngtcS
u. q hssadenca e33 X %. q. ~ dae3
u TUSISAL DTREcroR AND KilsALMxa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25

CMALL EXPENSE. SMALL PROFITS
- For Zine Clothing at lowest prices 20 10 A. Ell
MAR, 1901 11th st. Sc. Full line Of Clothing. Hat,
aud GeIts Furptshinzs. Give call ASrlu.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25

HIS VIEWS REGARDING SITE FOR AND coNsTRUc-
TIoN OF BUILDINGS FOR THE POST OFFICE DE-
PARTNENT AND THE CITY POST oFFICE-AP-
PoINTMEyT OF COMMISSION RECOMMENDED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25
BICYCLES.

SAFETY BICYCLES.
AMERICAN RAMBLER" 1890 pattern. at eI25.
LoXkLLs DIAMOND" FRAME, ass.
SIRONG" and "MIbLAND," Safeties at ass and
al Ideal" RAMBLERs. for light weigh. riders, from
We sell no wheels that are not guaranteed fully.
OpEN-AlR CYCLE SCHOOL to be opened next
l. B. GRAVES CO..
splI-om 1879 l4th st. ny
BICYCLE EXCHANGE. COR MASS AVE AND
- 9th St NV. PALMER SON will buy sell or
exchange wheels: twentyn years. experience max
lhs ana repairing Give us trial Renting. NH SIM
SMlTA's CoMBIN ALTON "DART" SAFETY
~ For Ladies and Gents.
BOYS AND GIRLS sAFLTIEs.
a4-om o01 9th st. nv
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FINANCIAL.
SSO,OOU FRINGE GEORGES CoGNTY
slNhlNG FUND BONDS. EXEMPT FROM
COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL TAXAIlON,

The County Commissioners for Prince Georges
county Nd authorized by of General Assembly
Of Maryland $780, chapter l2l to issue and sell $50
QUO OF coupon bonds Of said county. payable thirty
years from date in denominations of $500 GOD
bearing per cent interest per annun payable semi
annually on the LIST day Of January and July.
These bonds secured by the provision said law
requiring said County Commissioners each year, be-
ginning with the year 1900 annually levy and col
lect the sum OF $4,000 to constitute the sinking fund
ior their redemption at maturity and this 81 900 levy
IS the nrst lien on the county revenues OF the
The assessed value of the property Of the county ia
nearly s90Oo.OO0. rapidly Increasing along the b
y: XIX AID tine Il. & p L. r., and around ashiuRton
he total bonded debt Of the county including this
issue, will be 100000 only.
Offers forthese bonds should be made writing ad-
dressed to the County Commissioners of Prince
Georges county. Upper Marlboro. Nd, Endorsed on
the env eope Offer Tor County Bonds and will be re-
ceved up to O'Clock pm ON May /, 1890. when such
proposals will be publicly opened
II. W. CLAGETT, President, &c
ap7-2lt WN u PILES Clerl We 49,
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.S519.588

~ 'es"A ''''...'.'.''. Soi7,ooo
The present market value Of this property is
somewhat matter Of mcclure, but / am in
formed it cannot be more than double the as
sessment, or 81 200 900 l submit that it would
be better to purchase all this property at this
time than to pay s275.OO0 for the lot contem-
plated in House bill for the purchase of city
post Office site
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25
RECAPITULATION.

The Postmaster General said: at is apparent
that the outlay for extending the department
building on the block adjoining the resent
building would be AS per estimate, SO, 400 900.
The new city post Office in its proposed form
would cost .075.000; when extended over the
full block, "a. 400 900
The city post office and departing mt build
ing could be combined at 9th and streets or
upon new location for but little more than
the outlay for city post Office alone that will
ultimately be necessary at Pennsylva nia ave-
nue., If the House bill becomes a law"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25

tOHN SHERMAN & CO.
q Formerly Of this city,
INVESTMENT BANKERS
San Diego. Cal
SEVEN AND EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST,
WITH THE VERY BEST OF REAL ESTATE sECUR-
ITY. PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST TO BE PAID IN
WASHINGTON OR NEW YORK. AS DESIRED
San Diego is one of the ost promising cities Of the
racine coast. Correspondence solicited. M
NJ. W. CORSON. JNO. W. MACARTNEY,
u Member n. i. Stock Ex.
CORSON MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING, f4l9 ST. N W.,
Bankers and dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits Exchange Loans Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds. and all securities listed
on the Exchanges OF New York. Phiiadelphia Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made of investment securities District
Bonds and all Local Railroad Gas Insurance aud ell
ephone stock dealt in
American Bell ee hone Stork hourbt ana soyd tr1
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MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL. &c.
w the Bladder Diabetes. Brishrs Disease. Loss II
gnM Malaria sps ,paSs
JOHN n WEBB,
~ The Oldest Established and only Reliable Ladies'
Physician III the City.
can be consulted daily. 464 between ~ aud 9th
promp. treatment eon.ulsstop strictly consden.
tial Separate rooms for Ladies' Medicine, 60 Pills.
81. Office always open sp22-ot.
A TTENTIoN LADIEs!-MAIL &c. STAMP FOR
using knlma Bust Developer: absolutely vuarsnteed
EN- H Sazsak Sd
pRoFEssToNAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
with best OF medical reference. by applying at sl3
Nj ME. DE FOREST LONG-ssrABLIsHLDA AND
NJ reliable ladies Physician, can be consulted daily
to pm; with Ladies only. ap5-lm'
SUFFERERS FkOM vARICosE VEINS AND
p Osasr obstinate S sysSgs S md Fssf
and styles. address d00DiEAK kS BIB 60;
MELVILLE LINDSAY. Manager. ap5-3m
u EAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS. 9oo b ST.
Tie Oldest Established lxpert SPECIALS; III tins city.
aud viii cure m al Of private
s9p ana ana adTs 1es any hoST 81 is a1T sns
SAMUEL G. MILLS, Q Notary Public IN and Tor the
District Of Columbia this Sd Gay Oh July, 1855,
Ap2-lm'
TTHAs NEVER BEEN CoNTRADIcTEp THAT
i DR.. BROTHERS il the oldestestab lished adverts-
iLR LADIES' Physician in this city Ladies, you
confidently consult DR. BROTHERS. 9Uo st. sw.
Particular attention paid to all peculiar ~
ladies. married or single Forty years experience.
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MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
~ or two of DR.. BkOTHEkS lnyigorating Cordial.
Viii cure any case OF Nervous Debility and loss Of
nerve power. IL impsrts vgor " the whole system
Male or Female. 500 at. g. sp2-lm-
FTER ALL OTHERS PAIL CONSULT
No 800 n. 18th st.. below Caiowhiu st. Philadelphia
Twenty years experience in special Diseases
the worst case OF Nervous Complaints Blood Poison
ing. biotcbes, Eruptions Pies Cstzrh Ulcers Sores
Impaired Memory, Despondency, Dimness Of Vision
Lung, Liver. stomach Kidney (brisht's Disease.
Consultation Free
Treatment Strictly confidential
tICan or write for question list; also book on
Special Diseasea. ia27-3us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-25

WITH THE ELECTRoPofsE I CURE STONE IN
w the Bladder, Diabetes. Brghts Disease, Loss If
Yigor Opium Habit Dyspepsia, Constipation.
Rheumatism, Malaria Insomnia and Female Troubles.
Office treatment
JOHN n. WEBB,
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