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Was compounded for those not inclined
to extreme bittcrs, and is intended for
use in cases when some alcoholic stimu-
liant is required in connection with the
Tonic properties Of the Bitters. Each
bottle Of the Tonic contains one bottle
Of the Bitiers, combined with pure San
tn Cruz Rum, and favored in such u
manner that the extreme bitterness Of
the Bitters is overcome, forming prep
aration highly agreeable and pleasant to
the palate, and containing the medicinal
virtues OF the Bittcrs. The price OF the
Tonic is $3.50 per bottle, which many
persons think too high. They must Ike
into consideration that the stimulant
used is guaranteed to be Of pure quail
ity. a poor article used could be fur.
nishcd ut a cheaper price, but IT, MOI
better to pay a little merc anu nave
good article? A mcdicinal preparation
Should contain none but the best ingrc-
dicnts, aud they who expect to obtain a
cheap compound will most certainly be
cheated.
1hsy are the Creates, known Remedies
For LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NER-
OUs DEBILITY, JAUNDICE, DISEASE OF
THE KIDNEYS, ERUPTIONs OF THE
SKIN, and all diseased arising
from a disOrdcrcs Liver,
Stomach, or lmpurity
<,r tho RlsasAd
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HENRY 7. HELMBOLD.s
coxoEKfaATxp
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT nIURErE,

has suFed every q Do1efes IN whirh hes hes
given Irritation Of the Neck Of the BLADDER and infrm
NATION Of the Kidneys liberation Of the Kidneys ind
Bladder retention Of Urine. diseases IL prostate glsn
stone in the bladder. calculus gravel hkauss depos
and mucus milky discharges and Tor enfeebled snd
delicate constitutions Of both sexes attended with thu
following symptoms: Indisposcn to cxerticn LOSE -
power, loss Of memory. difhcuty Of breathing. weak
nerves. trembling hovrorof disease wakefuinsss, d
Of vision pain In the hack. bot hands hushne 81
the body, dryness n the kin, eruption Of the face
pad couuenance, universal lasstude Of the mussvlsr
system. etc.
Used By persons from the ages Of eighteen to twenty
1--we. and u thirty I'VE hfty-nvs the drckno
o. change u lilies after essaaemsus labor pains; lei.
wetting in children.
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'ENTS wANTEp.-Ts sell the
PHYSICAL LIFE OF WOMAN,

I'm English and Germsp). By DR. Geo IT, ysph.y.. q
fhisdrpbia- This brave. pure tok Is thr ereai sue.
cess 81 the day. being the ONLY reputable work extan
on the single and married life. suitable far general use
Price. s900. Nearly 1Oo.oO0 copies sready rcld. Adj
dress T. HsSsncnp CO., Publishers. Ira South CLARK
street. chicago April 7, ISL
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HO0Ei'k@'A!R$ !.
&c RMAh
MEDICINES
WOO0and's German IBitters!
lIOOllanll's German Tonic!
1lOO0and's POdOpIlyIlin Pill!
ElOOl1 Greek Oil.

HOOAand's German Bittcrs,
Bitters without alcohol or spirits Of amy kind.
Is different from all others. Ii is COM
posed of the pure juices or VITAL rRIN-
CIPLE OF R0oTs, HERBS, and Banks (Or Us
incidentally termed, extracts, )thc worth
less or inert portions Of the ingredients
not being used. Therefore, In one bot
tie Of this Bitters there is contained as
much medicinal virtue as will be found
in several gallons of ordinary mixtures.
The Roots, &c, used in this Bittcrs are
grown in Germany, their vital principles
extracted in that country by scientific
Chemist and forw arded to tho manufac-
tory in this city, where they are COM
pounded and bottled. Containing no
spirituous ingredients, this bitters is free
from the objections urged against all
Others; no desire for stimulamts can he
induced from their use, they cannot
make drunkards, and cannot, under any
circumstances, have any but beneficial
effect.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-28

These Fills arc the moot delightfully."- pleasant pnrgs.
tive, supercecdng castor oil. salts. B'sgpesia etc.
There II nothing acceptable to the stomach They
give tune. and neither gripping PAIN
They arc composed Of the finest ingrediehix Atsor
few day " them such Of the entire
system takes place appear miraculous the
and ensSvsted, whether arising from imprndence or
disease. n. !. HsinboId's Compound Flaid Extract
Catawba Grape Pills not sugar coated from the fst
The stomach without dissolvihG, consequently do Mt
produce the desired effect. THE CATANhA GRAPE
PILLS. being plsassRd in and odor. do rot nsses-
state their being sugsr-coated. Trics ty cents pss
boz.
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u. SutscriL, for the JAsrEE CouRlEE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-04-28

Component Psrts-ri"sd Extract khuhsrb aud Fluid
Estrsct CatawLa Grape Juice.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS. JACNblCE. BILIOUS
AFFECTION. SICK OR NERVOUS HEADACHE,
COST1vENE6s. Ere. PURELY VEGETABLE. CON
TANNING NO MERCURY, MISERAlS Oh DELETE.
RlOCS Drugs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22

MAYOR HALL on THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
John Foley, democrat, and president of the
18th and 18th wards citizens association. in
New York, composed of men of all parties. re.
Gently, with other members of the association.
invited Mayor Hall To attend one of their meet
ings; and explain the charges of fraud against
him and other Tammany officers of the city gov
eminent Mayor Hall sent a sharp answer. re-
fusing the invitation, and denying the right OF
the association to arraign him. Mr.. FOley's re-
JOindeT Is published in the New York papers of
yesterday. He accuses the mayor Of evasion.
and SAYS =" But We are not thus to be trihed
with. Further concealment Of the city and
county accounts will not be tolerated. The
little we already know makes il the imperative
duty OF every citizen to do what in him lies to
have the whole truth disclosed II must he adj
mitted-and I, a lifelong democrat, do admit
it-that not even a nominal republican had any
thing TO do with the passing and paying of the
sc 3I2, 541.57 of fraudulent claims paid in 1870;
and when you publish the accounts you have
promised, undertake 10 show that, under the
operation Of the accumulated debt bonds, both
you and the controller are equally responsible
for all similar claims paid in 1859" Mr.. Foley
further intimates very plainly that the mayor
will hear from the signers of the address in a
way which he viii not much like.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS }
District Of COluUlbiI,

District Of Columbia,
WASHINGTON, August 81, 1871
Proposals viii be received at the Office of the
Board Of Public Works until 2 m, of the 1 ST DAY
OF SEPTEMBER. for Furnishing and Setting Curb
stones OF either New York Bluestone Granite, and
Seneca also, for Laying new brick Foot pavernents
with best quality of paving bricks upon bed of the
best river sand four 90 inches in depth, with sub
STRAIT UNI Of four ~ inches Of pure gravel
Also, for Relay ing old brick Foot paw ements Fur
nishing Sand and Gravel rs above specified, where
needed.
Also, Paving Cutters with CObble Stone, and ditto
spaces between flags in flag crossings.
The curbs will be required 10 be % inches deep, 6
inches on top with dressed face Of 6 inches, and
square JOnted ends and in pieces not less than
long.
Bidders will state the price per neal foot for curb
Ing; per square yard for new and old brick pave
inent including the required amount Of gravel and
sand as stated; square ard for the cobbie stone
pavement including the above bed of sand and
gravel per square foot for the Tagging which shall
be six 90 inches III thickness aud Is inches in width
and to be laid upon sand and gravel as stated
Each bidder Will be required, before presenting his
bid TO deposit with the Collector of the city Wash
ington, to the credit Of the Board of Public Works.
the sum of i've hundred dollars. 5000 taking re-
ceipt therefor, guarantee that he will enter into
and carry ont the CONTRACTS, il awarded to him. in ac
cOrdanCe with his bid The money deposited will
award of the contract, and the actor after
the completion of the work.
. Proposals must be Endorsed proposals for Curb
Ing, Guttering, Flsggng, and Laying Side Foot
walks, and be directed to the Treasurer of Board
81 Public Works
Tie Board Of Public Works reserve the right to
reject any all bids. au22-td
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22

The New York Standard saws that the pro
gramme Of the republicans who do not agree
that the denomination of General Grant is wise
Is to nominate Schuyler Colfax. Further that
the movement is under the especial patronage
OF Mr.. Greeley, and its friends are only waiting
for the oPPOrtune time to spring his name before
the country. The Standard thinks all the move
ments Of Mr.. COlfax confirm this theory. His
OPportune, but not too dangerous, illness drew
TO him the tender and generous sympathy OF the
country. he has always been prudent In his
speeches He appears before the country only
when he can serve the pure cause OF Temperance
and religion, and the cOnsummate skill shown by
him IN his lastspeech as a bid for the Presidency
goes TO confirm the idea that he is the ablest
politician IN the United States. Now, though II
would be charitable TO suppose that Mr. Colfax
has no Interior object in his Sunday school
speeches, yet all this may be true; but, if 50.
what becomes of the theory that Mr.. Greeley is
badly bitten with the idea of running for the
Presidency himself? Or Is his dislike to Grant
80 great that he takes this mode of knitting
him as he knitted Seward at Chicago? Well,
Greeley IS not an enemy to be despised, but SO
Tar Grant seems to be master of the situation
And, from present appearances, the philosopher
Of the Tribune will have to make up his mind To
support him "just once" more, despite his
single-teTm doctrine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22
The Origin of Life.

AT the recent meeting of the British associa-
ton for the Advancement Of science, DR.. Grace
Calvert read n paper "On the action of heat on
germ life" which seems to set forever at rest the
delusive theory Of spontaneous generation. The
paper described a series of experiments made by
the author for the purpose of determining the
erect Of heat on living organisms. He took
solution Of white OF egg full of microscopic life
and solution Of gelstine full of microscopic
life, as also solutions of sugar and hay. These
solutions were put into little tubes and sub
mitted to temperatures Of 100 2OO go 100 and 500
degrees Fahrenheit. 1t was found that at 100
degrees the living Organisms were not at all
affected, at 200 they were not affected; at 800
they were still alive-three four yibrios in each
field, and il was only at 100 degrees that life dis
appeared. The experiments were varied with
the same result in every case. If, said DIR. Cal
vert, there was such a thing as spontaneous
generation, he could not understand why there
should not have been life reproduced in his
tubes which had been heated to 400 degrees;
whilst little life was reproduced in one heated
70 800 degrees, and more in one heated to
30 degrees. In another paper by DIR. Oal-
vert con protOplastic life," he showed that
while life was generated in distilled water ex-
posed to the air in tventy-fOur days, no life ap-
peared in distilled water from which the air
was excluded. He gives detailed accounts or
numerous experiments, the general result of
which was that life was produced il the fluid
under examination was left exposed to the air
for very short period. If perfectly sweet eggs
were covered with varnish they would keep for
eighteen months, while if not 50 covered they
would not keep so many weeks. But if there
was such athing as spontaneous generation why
should not the egg covered with varnish decom-
Pose as soon as the other?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22

The report telegraphed yesterday that Dr.
HeimbOld had attempted to commit suicide az
Long Branch has since been cOntradicted, the
new statement being that the shooting was acct
dental. We 30 not doubt, however, that the
original statement is correct. The circumstances
surrounding the case were peculiar, if not sus-
PieiOus; and, besides, reports of the financial
Cmbarrassments Of the great king of Buchu
have long been current, and it is thought that
either these rumOrs or the fact itself had some
thing To 90 with the melancholy affair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22

INU SAhhlA0kWA AIS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Disfricf Of Columbia,
NAsHINGToS, ID. G., August q, ISL
Proposals viii be received at the office of Board of
Public Works until m. Of SEPTEMBER L, ISL, for
Paylng or MacadamiZng the Carriageways of the
Pennsy lv snis avenue, from Fifteenth street west
to Aqueduct bridge.
New York avenue, from Fifteenth street west to
X street, from Georgetown to Sixth street
-Four and "a half street west, from Pennsylvania
+ street NORTH from Thirteenth west to judiciary
Square. .E
street north, from Seventeenth west to Twenty
street north, from Fifteenth west to Third west.
Twelfth street west, from north TO the river.
Eleventh street west, from Pennsylvania avenue
to street north.
:, Third street west, from Indiana avenue to New
street north, from Seventeenth west to Twenty
II street north, from Fourteenth west to Seventh
west.
Fifteenth street west and Vermont avenue. be-
tween Pennsylv ania avenue and north.
Ninth street west, from Pennsylvania avenue to
the Boundary.
Bids for any and all description of pavement will
be received the Board reservng the right to select
or reject any and all pavements that may be offered
The bids must include the grading required.
All bidders for patent payements will be required
Gie IN the Patent 0fce, and win be reauired to give
security, to be approved by the Board of Public
Works, to keep such pavement in repair for three
(3lyears without expense to the Board
bid, to deposit with the Collector Of Washington
city to the credit of the Board of Public Works the
sum OF one thousans dollars 81 O01 taking receipt
therefor as guarantee that be will enter into and
carry out the contract, il awarded to him. in accord
to the the w BE
OF the contract and to the contractor after the
pletiOn of the work.
CaIriageways;" and directed to Treasurer Of Board
Plans and specifications may be seen at the En-
glBeer Office. au22-tl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22

The striking bricklayers in New York demand
$50 per day; an advance on the rates hereto
fore paid, not Of cents only. As stated in the
kilograms from that city, but 20 cents per day,
n. most OF the bosses hitherto have paid - per
day. The building trade is very brisk in that
city, and il Is believed that most of the employ
ers VIII give the increase asked for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22
The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer on
any portion Of 1t may have THE STAR sent to
their address for such time as they desire, at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the BUSH
ness Office of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22
Goxernmenf seeurfffe~


BY Baakers', brokers and Commercial TsR,ryapk
hone and foreign mark cts, as follows: H0'' -
NEw YORK, Aug. 22ATirst Board, 1oso g. M
s SSSP Soap9n NH e coupon. coupon i u.s.
isnd; %s.isrn Union feissTsph; Ok 9aicE-
pres TX 1Reriesn Express, Ghfte ted States ne
ksR YORK Central scrip a. Erie s 6 Of Do Pre-
fired NJ Harlem IZ1s; do prsfd. i Reading
81; illinois Central: Isl. Sis;si.nd and Pl!ts,
Cleveland 6ou%bas cnenn. dG and SrffdFaea s
WHEY, neT jersey Cent, lceAs; Rock Island, lOo1a
WSSI %. and %s;iera, 8. Delaware, tsskswana
f9G ds @ Alton And
sfsG a3e ASa l' d and
new, Is'a; Virginia SIS, old, g; North Carolins
trail f Pac s S s o D Missouri Ss Cen
Sc. Gold, h21aall29s. Market strong.
Markets To-day.
bid sa asked do 1856 bid 50 asked; do o 49, s
s ssked Do coupon old S2, bid SO asked; North Car
BALTIMORE, August x.-Cotton dull and un-
Ohio and Indiana, 81 ga 81 Up fS Sha sf3
asl 40. Corn firm; mixed western 66a67 Oats firmrr
WSi.s rUTk quiet; sl4asli0 Bacon unchanged.
n Nsw YORK, August 2s.-stocks steady and dull.
steady Money easy virginia S's' g. do n anu
a. North Car9linas old, As; do new, d. Exchange,
NEW YORK. August 2.-Flour shade frmer.
heat quiet and firm, Corn quiet and steady.
LONDON, August -, 1:D a. m.-Consols opened at
VS.; 10 40s, 9Z. - wv
fRAsKFoRT, Aug H-Sixty-tvo's closed at ssl,
PARIS, August 2.-Rentes opened at IS francs, Is
LoNpOS. August y. 10 .. m-Consols. eas<sozs<
for both. Bonds unchanged SO|e
LONDON. August y, 5 p. m.-ConsOls closed at 935I
VS.; 10 4O's, gL. w. - i''''
PARIS, August 2, p m.-Rentes, IS francs 40 cen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York money market presents no notably
new features, and borrowers accommodated a.
two apd three per cent. in pledge Of government
bonds and railway and miscellaneous collaterals.
some private bankers are Charging four per cent ,
and even five Is charged in sOme quarters, although
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22

II Il reported that a call has been prepared
for a delegate convention Of the liberal men OF
al parties in Massachusetts,, to be held in BOs-
ton, September n, for the declared purpose of
forming a coalition party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22
DROPOsALs FOR CURLING.
OFFICE OF TEE BOARD OF PUBLrC WORKS. J
IlISfIirt Of (rLIHrrIlhir

OFFICE OF TEE Hoard OF PUBLTC WORKs,)
DISftici Of Columbia,
WASHINGTON, II. C., August q. 1871. \
Proposals will be received at the Office of the
Board Of Public W Orks until on the LIST day Of
September, 1871. for Furnishing and Delivering at
such place and time may hereafter be designated
By the Engineer of the Board, 100 go lneal feet of
Granite Blue Stone Seneca Stone Curbings of the
follow ing Dimensions.
20 inches deep, inches at top, with dressing on
the front side of inches, AMI in pieces Of less
than six 90 feet
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for furn-
Ehing CURLING, - and directed to the Treasurer Of
the Board Of Public Works.
The Board of Public Works reserves the right to
reject any OF all bids au22-td
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22
war pEPARIMENT. one Chisf Sirnnl One.,

CN AsHINGION- d. q August p, lS7l. {
rs1SoPsls FOR IHE PAST TWENTY FOUR HOURS
Mountain stations and the light rain hat prevailed
Mohday morning ID western Nebraska is probably
from the northwest. An area of high barometer has
adHshced IRON Maine sOuthwestward quite rapidly
OF Monday morning The low barometer off the
coast OF south carolina has EXTENDED slowly north
westward, but the area of cloudy weaf her ia nirrb
dlminlshed Clear weather with smoke and hazs has
ward. Easterly winds with threatening weatbar 70
nov reported from Delaware to North Carolina.
fIRcbAEiLlIIEs-Clea weather will probably pre-
cloudy and clearing weather from Virginia to New
Jersey. Cl0udy weather with increasing northeast
winds on the Carolina coasts Rising barometer win
clear weather will probably extend from the Gulf
COAST hGrihward to the lakes with continued haze
and smoke from Lake Onta rio and Huron to Tennas
and Illinois. 00
LOCAL RECORD.
ne thermometer in The EVENING STAR business
office registered as follows to-day:-8a m II. M /.
H., %; l2m..79; 2p.m,S2 - ~ ."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22

"Syndic" and Syndicate are the words
now; and instead OF Indicative facts we have
" syndicatiye facts" Next!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22

he MISSES SIS e AND r, n. TENNY WILL
n reoPsn their Day School for Young Ladies
moNDA1, september 4th, at their residence No
81 BeaIi street, georgetown, u. g. au22 2tt
NOTICE.-That T.. 5. JUsTH, GIG ID, between
! eth and 9Th streets n. W, sells customs made
SECOND-HAND CLOTHING at less than half the
cost OF ready made new ones ~
N.B-SECOND-HAND CLOTHING of all kinds
bought at fair (cashl prices. an22-Iy
MRsa VERNON DoRsEY,s SELECT SCHOOL
A'1 FOR YOUNG LADIES, No. 80 A street n E
opposite East Capitol grounds. Mrs: Vernon Dorsey
Will resume the duties of her school on MONDAY
4,h Of September, ISL. Only limited number OF
pupils will be received. au22 I'm
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND CLASSICAL IN
sIlICTE FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
MISSES, 915 New York avenue, between 9th and
10th streets west, Mrs. ANGELO JACKSON prin-
cipal.-The duties Of this school will be resumed
SEPTEMBER lTH. Mrs. jackson will also give Pri-
yate Lessons in the Latin and Greek languages and
the higher Mathematics. au22- lm*
FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BOYS under sixteen ON
4 9TH street pike, eight miles from the city, near
Grace Church. J. D. PARKINSON, A. b, Cam
bridge England, principal. BOarders limited 10 ten
School secluded, thorough, hOmelike. Terms 500
per annum. No extras. Wheaton y. o., Moutgom-
cry county, Md. Patrons and Referees-Admiral
Sands, Hon. Montgomery Blair, Dr. J. : Hari-
ing, &. Keys, Esq, William Ballantyne, Esq, 9TH
street. au22 law2w'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22
PERSONAL.

nR GAmNNER. LATK or THE RICORD q. 5.
- ,ss'sal HegtiaL, can se oo8sultsd privately,
q lin -; .d avenue, second s ss
q his rest9snce; t0O2 Msssschusetts Aveusc, be
peIieles in tIestihg over leo oas-. The [ > We
nereSl h9spitsl and practice e thirty ,g
few sSys His medicines Tor GSorrsSa its m 1@
f fSKs f Sfus sof S1 IS f ssS SALvkEf
n. s77sPon he receipt q sIe, adyloe snd medis
Involuntary emissions. saisiy
co. -DR. J. BEAUMONT, sPEcIAL PhysiciAa
a., aud Sgrs u ys ia5 Ssniesn Sal, tTs,s
Once. Hours. % q m. fses EsoaeTsss. sssi2 am'
MRS. r. sAWYkR, CsgpoYoaI, Masaslse Tsss
III III Msd'ssl can b CONSULTED az her Hoa-s, No.
tant business-Past, reseni and future su2- M
ssNoU Know no W 1T IL YoURSELFT-That
old DIT DARBY = - TN such cases a. yours 90
s sTy sI'S.si,l in Gls- s,siga syIh: nd
Pennsyl,ania avenue. auI I'm.
u 'THE WELL KrowS SPECIALIST,
reeommended 20 those desiring the services Of CON-
lie : recoSnized as the o.ly -elsalle. safe ana
ssful ply sioisn, mskins speciality Of female
LADIES suffering from Irregularities.
CT Any c2nPsini peculiar g their ssS' can oonhde
ssP-edy and thorough cure, Without fsI'
vbd ha D1Si hG e.IeeSI InEes cal fren ihose
female inPcstor., hoary b, AIDED quscks, Sad hum
bugs infesiing the city, and al AdTeTtsed nostrums
and French pills
Ssparafs rOOnHs Jo- lady pafteafs.
Consulting rooms. ala l0.h q above Pa avenus
SLb ShtN DISEASES CURED jys
sprines, At which place all letters can D. adire.-~d
'T'HB BRIDAL CHAMBER.
EEs.sys for Young Men on srea. SOCIAL EVILS
and AbIsks, which interfere with MARRIAGE
with NV means Of relief for the Firing and Tnfor-
tune Diseased and Dehtts.ed Sen, Tres, IN -sals
eRvdoes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No
e 9Th st, Philadelphia, Pa. myIl -tRth. s-sm
RY TAXING An ENDOWMENT POLICY I'm
~ tho NORTHWEsTERN yOu secure your ola
Ase against possible want dependence upOf bars
you provide for your family In the Of death:
and the money you pay 90 the mpeny' viii earn vow
from TO z per cent. compound interest. Once sos
7th street.
mha-a I.Y. KNIGHT, General Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-22
FOR RENT AND SALE.

TOR RENT OR LEAeT-The late REsIDESEC
Il Of W G. Calvert, decreased, adlsiRing Forest
Vile Prince George couufy, Nd, eight miles rom
nye acres well enclosed ccrnfOrtable dwelling and
ample out houses in good rerssr; large number and
country residence. Possession given Oetober 9Th,
81: teS i9rtner GarteIlsrs s2py in person or BY
No oso street, Washington. ID. e. ssle-eon
For REEToaThree- story BRICK HOySK, eight
rooms No. III q street, between North Capitol
once; Rent Sc per month. Inquire Of p. LEARY,
next door zSu
EOR RENT-Six fine OFFICE ROOMS in the
Il Shepherd Building, SOS Pennrylvsnia svesae'
south sidei fe p-tf
E0R RENT-A Desirable au commodf us
Il HOUSE, with all the modern improvements,
situated GU the corner Of Eth and q streets Fsr
terms and particulars inquire At zeT Pennsylvania
avenue. oe M-tf