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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-09-02

loot u nd khsSc I'm l,ssrlun-
.JxDlI ~ n. fA ~ *.
n. tsan,rs, Manager, .Dser i~s'xe, M"n'a"s
Having established housc In Deer Ldxr Montana,
Oppo-itc tnc . Port ONCE. W. arr prrlm.x.' % se
0Ir reiterated CUSTOM MADE BDots and Shoes
~ wiA,,lossts, and lEctsli
Sprcial Attention. u the J"asbing trade.
The finest qusliiy and largest asrortmrnt Ut Read!
~ Curt0,-,nsde Eots. Shoes. Slippers. Gaitcrs etc.,
tlg
Gent lS.m.Il ] nd le- or NJ l.asss.,s
Wear, ever offered ia Deer Lodyc an'i ut prc'" t''a
cxnnsa fail to piea4c. All work guaranteed.
aud FINDINGS.
Nc h:yr established hare IN Il" 1su>tn''s>.
You are respectfully solicited to call and rxani"
our goods aud prices. ,,., u ,,,~v
Ds1r Lodge, June u $50 Sl-Sn
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An AJizWnx AtOrlsl.
From the Prescott Niner. July o.

From The Prescott Miner. July o.
The Beautiful Snow" may be very pic
turesque in it, way, but We doubt whether
the Arctic regions, with all their SHOWS.
ever presented . more sublims picture thu"
the meteorological phenomenon which
marked the advent Ut . violent thunder
storm on Tuesday evening last. A'"u'
half plst six O'Clock huge black cloud
from the northern horiz.,n. acc'm
panied by peculia, rumb:ing s'und similar
70 that which hcralds the approach Of tor.
nado. Dark, 6cecy masses ever and anon
sprang from the Great Of this as II xr,ee,
and In less than thirty minutes the sky WIS
overcast by. dense black cloud. VII Gu ~
completely shut off the light Of day. thai
objects coujd not be distinguished one hun.
dred yards distant. Then the storm bro r
forth In all ito fury. The clouds were nctu
ally driven against the earth Ivy the force of
the s'orm-the heavy vapor deposi,ing t,r.
rents Of water. which rushed d,wn every
dcclivity before the cheerful chatter of rsi"
drops was heard on any rnf Then tol
WWeu uc C0sS"s NJ PSOve5""s S'scS SW"W.
which again WAS soon brokcn by the rum
bling OF thunder. tho incessant flashing Of
lightning. and the deafening chatter Of fail
ing rain. We have among 10 xdycnturerl
from every quarter # the globe; men wh'
have spent the best years of their lives on
the bosom Of Old Ocean. and Others again
win have known M other hom. than ths
mining camp since l6lo. and Ill these de
clare that GRINDER meteorological phcnNm
enon than That Ut Tuesday evening, II lx,
never been their fortune 10 witness.
This storm spread over vast extern, o'
country, accounts from every portion o
which agree In eaying that The great rail-
was the greatest blessing srnt down fr,n
Heaven upon this srctiOn Of the country
: oGnce the summer Of 1859. "~
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Ism l,urtant to Miners.

MINERAL LIND SUKVE1S.
HAVING been appointed deputy surveyor oi min.
erxl a,Mls for tie hole Territory Ut Montana,
IN now the only e'-on I" the Territory that - legally
.nth.,ixsh to make mineral land survey. TOR patent
,i.r the acts VI Couyre<s Ut July 18th, 1866, and
July Mis mo. .
50 r..l,d survey will he required when the prclim
nary survey has bcen executes, by myself.
keep On hand al the blanks that are requisite IN
,,nkinK applications.
All Tequi.ite proofs can h made oefor" me at the
Inc VI making the preliminary survey.
FOR curt Ut rurvess publication fees, &C., call upon
x address me 1t uclc,a. n. i.
No charges made for advice "r Information.
Onice On Breckenridge near Rodney street, next
..,ul to U. >. Land O0ice.
3Sd&Wu GEO IL FOOIE.
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A great INCREASE in the order Of Free Ma
sons has been shown lately in this cDuntry.
Ivy the multiplication Of lodges and the cree
ton Of new masonic buildings. A census
1T the order. ju>t taken. shows that this In
crease II real one Over forty thousand
new members have been initiated during
the mast year. the entire number now reach
ing nearly $4,000. The reason 1T this pros
perjty lies probably. ~ much A. in anything
clse. in the social attractions ut masonry.
The lodge supplies the place Of club :" its
members. and the entertainment It affords
is an acceptable relief IL men wcaried with
the c,,res of business. To this are added
the more substantial benefits OF mutual ~
distance in distress for which the order Il
celebrated. ~ that the wonder il rather that
It docs not increase faster than It does.
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Guarantee with Every Piano

N. R-We caution the public frO.n purchasing =
cheap Piano. whkh has ben recent ypnt IN the mar
kea, haring the name "AriOn.' All genuine AriO,'
Pinn0s hear the name "fntcnt ArOu, and can only b.
purchased fEs,m O0r New iOsk War. R,O,hs. " O"'
authorized Ayrnt- throughout the United States.
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THE COURTS.

ORPHANS COURT, JUDGE AaeATthuy.-Lsst
viii a. two codiciis Of Betsey p. Fletcher widow
Of Noah Fletcher, fled and sdmi,ted 10 probate
sns AZ a' sum ., Viii y II W.. =:
fisd, proved and admitted 70 probate and record
secretary Fish and lady were wifneses In the case
Leaves everything 70 his wife. Position for letters
Of administration on the estate Of franklin
3. whitney, late OF Mississippi. The wife
renounced her right TO qualify In favor Of John
Randolph. Of this city, who gave bond in the sum
Of S50c1Ie On petition Of the renuuciation Of the
widow 81 Bayliss King, deceased, letters of admin
filtration were granted TO Q. n. Thomas; bond $50.
j. B. Adams, guardian to the minor children OF
Fanny Fesan. deceased, rendered an account o.
rales Of real eetate and o decree nisi granted
On petition of guardians Of the orphan children OF
Ia mas w Opgcdby, decree was granted to sell
real estate OF said wards The Court appointed
john l. smith an attorney in fact. The executors
- me late John Dickson filed account OF sales OF
oerson al estate and settled their accounts
Is AlarRs lumber OF accounts OF guardians and
Adnl nlstrstors were passed upon.
POLICk COURT, To DAY. yrdge SssH-Edwsrd
Butler, charged with assault aud battery on Eliza
beth Hazel both about fourteen years Of age EliZa
beth was badly cut on the head with a Stone tbroWr
ty Howard, but IL was shown there was M inten
ton Of hitting her. ard he was let on with "a
eter h. Hopt ms charged with assault and hat,sr,
on Jam % NJ Carroll. who IL appears ,truck cnn,
planning witness for insulting remarks to his Al
but Hopkins did not bring his witnesses 10 nroy,
the IN suit, saying be thought too much Of hs
e bring her 10 the Police Court fined SIS aud costs
Adjourned,
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Ex-Governor Leslie, OF Kentucky, was q wood
chopper in 1888.
y The New York police are puzzled by the
frequency ofmysterious air-gun shooting cases.
TO speed the parting guest" IL is not as
GENITAL tbat You kick him down stairs
1Ihe "Cap-ivator" il the appropriate name
o. q sweet thing in bonDets in New YORK.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
PERSONAL OUTFITS.

sSAZAAR.-Bsrsa,ns IN Ladies' Gents and Cad
ID cr-n's UNEERCLOTHING may be fousd q.
%9mens Christian Association, Judiciary square
m . street, between 9Th and sth. coll-tf
WHOSE SILK UMBRELLAS
reduced 10 24p, -
To close them ont, At PRINCES Loan Ofioe 4
Sales Rooms, 1906 Pennsylv snia ave. suSO-tf =
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WRLL-FIILED WALLET SToLRN.-About s
O'Clock this morning Mr.. George Barber, a
butcher In Center Market, laid his wallet on
Il Wa stolen by some one. IL contained over
$500 In money, and over 5000 in notes and
checks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20

THE SUNDAY HERALD to morrow will have o
hveiy letter from Harpsr's Ferry on the Joint
High Excursion, aud will discuss the rt,hts OF
the press and the privileges Of the senate, the
workings Of the new local government, and
other live topics.
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REAL THRKAp GLOVES for rs cents;
Real Thread Half Hose from IS TO IS per dol /;
Real Thread UndeTshiEts for al. so and AZ;
All Linen Collars for s. and "a per doz.;
All Linen Cuffs for 40 and so cts. per pair, and
All Linen Drawers for ~.
One Price Only. GBo. y HsNNING,
it0 9TH street northwest.
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CITY ITEMS.

BE- TIE CHEAPEST PLACE 10 buy goods IN wash
fngfsn ~ the original - ana 30 csnt s~res, Nos.
SO and s12 It'll street, between II ana streets.
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TIE RBoPaNING Of the Sixth PRESBYTERIAN
hurch viii take place To- morrow with interest
Ing services. Cempissioner Leggett will de-
Hver an address In the evening. See advertise
mtut.
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DIR. y. r. DoTcR has been elected clerk 70 the
Board OF Health, and those who know him best
cay IL Is judicious appointment.
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TIE RrsH TO THE DIeGISGs or the Milton
Gold Je~elry Company, No. 3O5 9th street, is
inneRse. -
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MISS NATE FISHER as Jack Shepherd on
Horseback" at the National Theater this owe
ming, being her last appearance in Washington.
1.-The Three Fast Men, h also on the bill,
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SEE ADvKRTIsENKNT OF furnished summer
residence among the mountains OF Maryland
TO be let.
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settles; also, fine Imported Dresses, and sold at
low figures, at G. BAUH's Undergarment Fac
tory.
THE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS which the $40
Mclean q Hooper Elastic Lock stitch"Sewng
Machine has met with, has induced the Massrs.
Rosenthal to secure also the agency of the In
proved Wilson Shuttle S4S Sewing Machine,
(which stitch alike on both sides of the fabric J
Either of those machines are first class; can do
as much variety work as any, and even more
than some-high priced machines. They are sold
on very accommodating terms, and warranted
oy A. & j. Rosenthal, No. 40 Seventh street.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN IN Doors AND
SHoRs.-Being fully determined to retinquisE
the boot and shoe business by the LIST Of June L
am now Offering my complete stock 81 priceg
less than cost OF manufacturing.
j. ROsEHTHAL, No. 404 7th street.
TO BC9F AND SHoB DKALBRs.-I am deter
mined 70 reliDgu!sh my shoe business by tbs lst
OF June, and would offer part or the whole OF
my stock at heavy discount on manufacturers
prices. u. RosEETHAL, No. 4Oi It'll street
CAuTIor.-Bewdre Of Empostors As soue un-
scrupulOus parties are in the habit OF starias
that their places of business are branch stores
OF the original Franc, hereby notify the pub
Tic mat have no branch stores, and that / have
this city. TIE Original Franc, dealer IN Gents
Furnishing Goods, 431 9TH Ct, between ID and e.
CoWIN6's PATENT NRCKTIs FAErsNeR, for
ssle wholesale and retail At tbe Original Francs
43l 9TH street, between ID and Z. No branch
stores.
NOVELTIES N NrCK WEAR, at the Original
IianC 9, 1ot IL GU Set. Inc cheapest Store IN
the city. No branch stores.
GREAT VARIETY IN Ware SHIRTS two
" three pleats-eylets, buttons or studs-open
In front or In bsck-all sizes-at the Original
francs Gents Furnishing Store, 33I Ith street
at Popular Prices. No branch stores.
Buy The CELEBRATED FRANC" COLLARS
the best Paper Collar in the market, for eale
only at the Original Francs, 43l Tn strest.
Look FOR the name. No branch stores. "A
HRhPLER has all kinds thermometers and
barOmeters.
CALIFORNIA OArAwBA WINE on draught, at
Miiier's, 40 It'll street, opposite Odd Fellows'
Hall. 322.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20

TIE UNION PRAYER MEETING A. Lincoln
Hall from 10 O'Clock will be held this eve
,ing during the FIRST hour by Rev. VIM. VIII
lierns of Georgetown. Services similar % those
held during this week win take place TO- morrow
at ~ O'Clock p. m, and In the evening from 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20

TFz MAMMOTH sTRAwBERRrRs sent rs by
Mir. JOHN Cisgett arc hard &c beat.
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SCsOOO Bra v a. Bro.,
And vloBof thanks By the Citizens OF W ashinSton
for Selling their OHOICs GOODS az prices which
challenge competition, viz:
N. U. Sugar. l0c. and lie. per ID
Beautiful Demerara do, lie Der b.
"A" Sugar. only l5c per Id.
Excellent Family Flour, 81 Is per quarter bhl
Better than weleh e for ESQ per quarter bbI.
West India Moiaesee, Soc per gal.
Beet Golden Syrup only 70c. per gal
White Cut Loaf prips sc per gal
Fine New Orleans Molasses only Sc per gal
Best quality Rice loo. per 10.
0l.25 Japan Tea for 81 per ID.
81 50 Imperial Tea for 8 per ID.
Best Black Tea SOC. per ID.
Csssard's Best ans. only lec. per 10.
" Breakfast Bacon, lSc per 10.
Shoulders, only loo. per 10.
Lard, only l5c Der lb.
Best Old Java Coffee &c. per Id.
." Roasted, SIC. Per lib.
Prime Bio Ceffee only Ice. per ID.
|" Boosted &c. per ID.
Just received sbont SO lbs. OF KEEBLERS
FANCY CAKES at lsc aud 1pc. per Id.
bENEMBsR THE NUMBER
S&l Pennsyly aniA avenue, between 81 and AZ Sc,
north side. APIS
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THE CsLsBrATKp Milton gold jeweiry, which
is jHst now making q sensation, can be bought
for . and 30 cents onlv at the original . aud 50
cent stores. $40 and So It'll street, between III
and srrtefa
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RAILROADS.

PALIIAORkAND OHIO RAILsOAn
w..sIyeros. December Is. $50.
rs ;fs EfAT$Is sss +; \. &Mg~
WAIST now run ss follows viz.
F0R BALTIMORE,
Is o mi i fss s sgHs.y 10 Il 80 go s.d
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Beave daily, except sunday, at 6:ss and 9.2s o,
m, - 500; Co., 2; m w.v s,.,,,r. p,.,.,
v sns sls; f Sss:
at 1913, 500 and 800 .. m, 3 90 D m .topa
a. 1essoPs., Tue eco D. IN. stops at Annapolis
The 500 .. m. on sunday stops ~ during thu
week.
Leave ~ o:as m snd s:is .. N. n, trAo 70
Oh SUNDAY
FOR BALTInORE.
ron WAY STATIONS. a'
Iea FOR Az Al Facts "a f9q s 81 f r e west.
s lss,e 0aiiy, ersspt Saturday sni sunday o.
o., On Saturday At g as s.d SEQ > m.
ng At ksls station With trsir. irsn B.nore 70
wheeling, Parkershurs, Pittsburg, &c.
s sEe q SPSts $50 s HSus
Relay Honse with Strasburs and Winchssisr accom-.
Through tickets 20 the West can he had At the
MsshiIgioa Station Ticket Once at al hours in the
Fer New York: Philadelphia and Boston sec "a.
'ert'semest OF Through Line 49,,
Master OF TrsHs yOrtsticn.
In COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. I. kOOHTz. Cent Az Z, " sshington. NIP
NNABOUGH LINE
i BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
MAsHIssLoN, June s, lS70-nooH.
Il Trains between WASHING
Ton TO- !. an, ,nd NEW foRK ere ~ -
FOB NEW YORK. sstfAoss s4asss oT ea,s
Lesse daily Except sunday at SEQ .. m, 2:l6
| FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily (exoept Sunday at 500 q m. 1915
1 on SUNDAY.
Leave fo New York at 800 ,. N. and PhIladel-
SLEEPING car. for New Tort or D n. train only:
/ Through tickets 70 Phtls<elphia, New York or
Bosten can be he'd at Vie Station Once II ell hours
Bee Baltimore ana Ohio Rsuro.d Advertisement
l naDolis and the West. y. L. WILSON,
i Master OF Transportation.
l I. n. OOLB, General Ticket Agent
4 GEO. q. kOONfZ. Agent, Washtneton. jen
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SHOCKING ACCIpKST.-Last Thursday even
ing child OF Mr.. John Seiffert, residing ct 100
9TH street, pulled tish of boiling milk over on
It's face, scaldng II terribly. and Destroying the
sight OF both tts eyes. DIR. Croghan was called
and did what he could TO relieve the suffering
shilT, bit prorounces the oversight hopelessiy
gone. The child II i've years old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20

SPeISa CoLoRe-I have just received large
assortment Of our celebrated Dollar Kids,in new
shades. CHAs. BAUM, 40S 7th street.
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HAVE just received our new styles OF Cor
sets. Also, q full assortment Of the j. b. =.
Corsets, which I cell at reasonable prices. U.
BAUM, 40S 9TH street, Corset Manufacturer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20

LADIES SUITS made 10 order from &c up; also,
Suits for Children and Misses, at U. Barm's
Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, 4OS It'll street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20

THR CoLrNBIA ROAD CAsR-To- dag the
jury 70 determine the 3susYes 70 the Columbia
Turnpike Company. whose r6s." has haen re-
gently declared a free one by an act OF Con-
gress, met again before Judge Cartier, and
after some further testimony had been taken,
the case was submitted without argument, and
VIE jury ferdsred 4 rrr1sStt TOR complainant,
flung the damages At O., 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20

National TI>atsr.-'' The Three Fast Men,
and Jack shepard on Horseback"
Nsrkrccr's Art Gallery, <sS 1th street
sNlo~s Gallery Of OIL Paintings Iz25 PENN
sylvania aveDue-Nev pictures Just received.
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TIE cAxrArA OF THE Flower Queen" the
performance OF which last winter by young
ladies OF Capitol Hill vas srth great success,
will be repeated at Wallis Opera House on
Tuesday evening next with many INV And
pleasing features, and the sprigh-Iy littie lady
who enacted the role OF "Dandelion" on that
occasion will be assigned prominent part in
the coming Performance.
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THB INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION Y. II. g.
A.-The members of the Cabinet will grant
leaves Of Absence to the clerks in their respect
i've departments who are members OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, TO enable them to
attend the session of the International Conyep-
ton, which meets here next week. The Presi-
dent will attend the welcome meeting of the
convention at the Congregational chilrch On
next Wednesday evening.
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EASE 10 THE FEET.-For Corus and other
diseases Of the feet visit DR.. Whites establish
mcnt $50 18th street, opposite L. ). Treasury.
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THE First Ward National Guards held a
meeting last night AT Lucast Hall, when LLOYD
douglas, John A. kepp, Edward Pulaski, Geo
committee 70 meet this evening, at the ST.
James Hotel, the other companies OF the regi-
ment: On motion of John A. Repp a commit
tee 0i Ten was appointed to draft a constitution
and bylaws. F0rty-two names we're signed Ia
the rolls. w
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THg FIPrEENTH STREET lMPRoyENKNr-
WoTkmen commenced this morning removing
Ihe nag footways along the east front of the
treasury building to conform to the grade Of
18th street, and In about two weeks the eastern.
or old Treasury front will be accessible from
tne street ar any point. The reports heretofore
circulated that the grade of 18th street was
below the foundations Of the building have been
ascertained to be incorrect
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FIEB--At lilo O'clock this morning an alarm
Of fire was struck FOR box Sc, corner OF 10Th and
streets, name tenement on Vermont ave-
nue, between Y and K streets, occupied By a
partmest responded promptly, but the hook and
ladder only went into service, they with the
police and others extiDgushing the flames be.
fore they got much Roadway. One side Of the
house uas burned out, involving a loss OF about
$50. The IRE having originated in the stud
ding on the opposite side or the honse from the
-tove, there Is but little doubt that it was an
incendiary act.
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To- days Proceedinss.

COUNCiL.--1he Council met at O'Clock
this afternoon, MI. Stickney in the chair.
MIR. Douglass, from tho Committee on Print
ing, submitted Q concurrent resolu lion author
izing the Chief Clerks Of the two Houses to adj.
yertise proposals for printing the Journals o,
the two Houses. Read and adopted.
The joint resolution providing for the re.
vision Of the statutes Of the District was read =
second time and laid over under the rules.
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CHILpRRN's SUITS, in Linen, Lawn, and Mar
settles; also, fne Imported Dresses, and sold a
low figures, at G. BAUk's Enlargement Fac
tory.
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS sho1ld be cured, a.
they often can be, by few doses OF Ayers
SdrsGpGTitld.
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corner AZ street and Penn. avenue.
Odeon Hall. Oieon Hal
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AN EIGHT FOOT plate chow case, cou NJ ct
scales, and Tufts patent cottage share M srble
soda fountain, for sale az Princes Bazaar, 1905
PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
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FINE JET JBwELRY,
Fine Rubber Jewelry.
Fine Plated Jeweiry,
Tortoise Shell Hoops,
Alaska Diamonds,
Milton Jewelry,
Vases, Satehels, Chromos,
received AZ Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No.
81 Pennsylvania avenue, between An and 9th
treets.
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FOR TWELVE YEARS PAST Dooley's Yeast
Powder has been grsdusily but surely lncrsas-
ing in demand and public favor from its we'll
known chemical purity and the unif II m
success which attends the making OF good bread,
rolls. biscuits, Sc Il Is an established fact tina
one pound OF Dooley's Yeast Powder will pro
duee better results in the culinary depsrtm e
than double the quantity of the majority Of
Baking Powders in market, as it permits no
waste OF -four prepared with It.. IL is the chcal
est as well As the best. Full weight guaranteed
All first class Grocers keep Il.
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A PARLoR Chickering Grand Piano 70: sal
at Princes, 1006 Pennsylvapia avenue.
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THE KIDNAPPED Boyle svcs Stolen fro~r ~,
Orphan AsyiuBs in Bdltin0re-After tht, arrest
OF margaret and Christopher Bent, on sus-
piclon OF kidnapping the little boy "Cbarlie,
Iourd IN Their possession yesterday. as stated in
TIE STAR OF last evening, Major Richards teIe
eiai he'd TO the Baltimore police the circum
stances, and received for reply tina. boy
answering the description given had been kid
napled from Catholic orphan asylum some
weeks ago. Upon this information detective
McDevitt left with the boy TO return to that
city. The man Bent has been discharged. and
the woman Margaret has been retained Ior
acton or the baltimore authorities. If has been
ned that these people, since stealing the
hoy, have been in Little York Hanover III trris
tuTg. Chamsbersburs and Frederick, and AT
last und their way TO this city with the Kid
naIlSd child ~ ~
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. BENEFICIAL SOCIETY OF GOVERNMENT
CLKhks-Ihe clerks in the Post Office Depart
mtht nave formed beneficial association, and
All The money received IL TO be invested in safe
interest bearing securities. One dollar initia-
ton fee AID one dollar monthly dues ara
cnarsed. b. The law OF the association, when
me- mber dice a subscript ion of one Collar win
De assessed upon each member, and the money
mus obtained, together with the amount paid
ey rim, WITH interest, shall 90 to the family or
immediate relations OF the deceased. In case
OF removal from ofhce, Q member will be az
Io~ed 10 Draw all the money paid in BY him
WIN interest on the same, and IL he resigns he
can draw out the money paid by him. without
interest: IL IS believed other depArtnents viii
follow the lead Of this one WIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-20
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CLoTHIvGl
nice fitting SUIT can always be found at p.
Nallsch's, Odson Hail. corner ~ street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Handsome Suits, all coiors, dualj ties and styies
OF American and imported Cloths and CASH
meres-
Also. a large stook of BIue Flannel Frock and
Sack Suits.
White Marseilles Vests, double and single
Breasted.
Best stock of Mems, Youths and Boys Shirts
in the city.
Gents Underwear speciality.