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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-03
FOURTH OF JULY, 1871.
HAVE PLACED IN YOUR BAR ONE OF
FENNERS APPARATUS FOR COOL
ING BEER, ALE, AND PORTER.
A NEW PATENT.

A NEW PATENT.
LAGER BEER,
ALE AND PORTER, APPARATUS.
w. w. FENNER,
No. 12T NORTH SIXTH STREET,
Sole Agent for Strater's Patent.
This machine Is entirely different from the old
style Beer Pump. 1t performs its own work, and
requires no labor. The liquors are forced up from
the cellar to the bar-r0om by means OF pressure OF
air made by force Of water, and can be drawn just
as clear as directly from the barrel.
Among the many advantages claimed for this
machine are, that the beer or ale never becomes
at and be drawn as cold as ice water with very
small expense OF ice.
The Apparatus can always be seen at my place in
operation or at any Of the principal sooons this
city. sc stuth12r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01

The Grand Lodge of the United States. l. O.
- T. VIII hold its annual meeting in CHICAGO
ID. ,Ilr year commencing on Monday, September
Is'h, and extensive preparations have been made
Dy me Grand Lodge of Illinois for the reception
ana entertainment of the distinguished visitors
non John u. Rogers, P. G. NJ and P. C. r
viii deliver an address of welcome. There viii
De great procession on Tuesday morning. The
Ceieeation from this city will consist of Grand
Sre FRED d. Stuart, Messrs. John F. Hayenner
ana X Mclean, Representatives OF the Grand
Lodge OF this District, Mr.. John T. Given, Rep
resentative OF the Grand Encampment, and
several members of the order. =
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

-. hLSAsTkks OfFfcE, september j, I3l.S
All persons engaged In sny of the following trades,
business or professions, snch apothscarie3, auc
t1Oneers, commercial agents, bankers, Pill posters,
proprtetors @ ber-roorns, sam pie rooms, upplins-
houses. and beer gardens; proprfstors 81 bflliArd
tables, bagsteile and Jenny Lind table, FOR public
hire or gain. shutue - boards and bowling Alleys.
brewers, brokers, commercial brokers, cattle brp-
kers, pawnbroksrs- butchers In che several markets
OF tbs Columbus, owners Of earts, wAssns.
drays, and push carts; maDagers a eonce rfs. exhf.
biuons bhn or games OF any kind where an adnlis.
sion Zee ~ hargcd Circus performers, exhibitors Of
wild aninDls, tistfller, dealers IN uerchandise Of
anT Kind lwhseexer, dealers IN Distilled and fer
mented Liquors., wines, and cordAls, produce dealers,
NOD resieDt dealers IN merchandise, non. resident
fealers IN distilled and ferneniea liquors. wines. and
cortfzis roprfetors Of gift enter prices, proprtetors
Of hacks, cabs, ornnibuses, street cars, or other
prietcrs of hotels ksepefs q nfeiisencs oiees FIRE
sursnce agents propreters q Junk shops dealers In
old barrels proprefors iTsfy stables pruprfervrs
OF er0Snas Tor horse racing or .tournansn ts, pho
estate agents, recders proprieiars OF restaurants
Ors. book agents manufacturers OF lIlunf az
claim agents, pafent agents., and lee feaiers srs
hereby notified that the Register n row re nareS ~
issue licenses parties in accordzbee With ths rro-
visions Of the "Act imposing license on trsdes
the District Of Columbia," approved August 9, iaI
slm.wist Register Of the District Of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01

That well known stranger who drives nm in q
buggy to where farmers are threshing ont tbeir
grain by steam power; who innocently ASKS 70
De allowed to feed the machine, and is always
permitted to do 80; and who, while the thresber
Is running at lightning speed, throws himself
mead foremost into the iron jaws, and is torn To
pieces IN an instant; this remarkable stranger
mas been doing il again. This time he was made
mInce-meat of /" near Philadelphia and il is
further recorded that the remains were care
Iniiy gathered together and decently inferred.
We mention the latter fact in order that a cred
uious public may know that this eccentric
stranger Is finally disposed of, and we NAV thus
prevent some OF our contemporaries from pub-
'shihg him as undergoing another threshiuu
. near Washington"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01
Goyerpment Becurffaea.


BAtffNoRs, September l.-virgiria SKIES, GA 50
n,a' 90 coupon old, 62s bid; 62's asked: do-
bALr,sosE, September Cotton unchanged and
MN Flour quiet but firm. Wheat dull; amber 8 50
asl6!; good red TO prime, SISasI. As: common TO
tsir, loa 20 Ohio and Indiana. 81. Pa 81 .3s
Pennsylyanls, 81 .SaS 10. Corn scarce and firm.
yellow sguthern, y. Dat. arm, at faso. Proyis,
ions and Whisky unchanged. II 80 =
NEwfORE Ne ptember stocks very strong and
active. Gold firm At IGxaI25s Governments nrr and
steady. MoDey firm. .. Virginia S. g.; do. new,
90 North ssrolinas, ~; do. new, "a. Exchange,
NV YORK. September l.-Flour dull ana heavy
unchanged.
LONDON, September l.-ConsoIs opened at sss for
both American securities quiet and steady Bonds.
lSS2 aa 1888 old. s31S: 1sT szs<; 10 g. eJx
=, LONDON, Ssptember i, l.S D. m.-bonds 9sf for
FRaNkyoRr, August 3l.-Bonds closed at 49, 4
Paris, September 1.-The weekly statement OF the
900 900 francs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01

IHE WEEKLY STAR for this week, contains
- Shark Hunt ofCobb's Island.-editoriale cor
Iespondenee; interesting and gossipy letters from
Ssratoga; FASHIONS for September-whati is and
what Is not Fashion, by Jenny June; the terrible
Railroad and Steamboat Calsmities of the week;
the New York Trunk-M ystery-shocking muir
der Of beautiful blonde; Poem: a. How Betsey
and Made Up" by Will NJ. Carleton; three
capital stories 81 DIR. Pechals Theory -" PoIly's
Pies" and &" The Widows Beau" the Washing
ton Sehuetzentest; Anti-imprOvement Meeting;
the Washington Commune, and other local news:
general news; Washington News and Gossip:
racy personals, and other readable matter
Terms One dollar and half per annum in
advance; single copies tiye cents, in wrappers,
ready 1Or mailing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01

The hackers of Judge Chase for the Prcsi-
deney seem u have hopes yet; at least we Judge
sofrom the fresh appearance OF the oft-reiterated
statement that he has Z" entirely recovered from
his late severe Illness"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01
A RARE CHANCE TO OBTAIN
HOME ON EASY TERMS.

portion Of the land known as the Walker
Farm on the Rock Greek Church road, just beyond
the Soldiers Home, having been subdivided, viii be
sold IN lots OF from three 20 ten acres improved bv
house, stable &c The plan of house can be selected
by the purchaser and will be erected At cost price
small cash payment viii be req uired and the
balance in monthly Instruments The place il within
afew hundred yards Of the station on the Point OF
Rocks kailroad, viii be within a few minutes walk
from the center Market, Is very accessible.
Having an abundance Of water ON the place, the
mouse VII De supplied with IL throughout, thus
combining the advantages Of the country with the
convenience Of the city.
This is one Of the most delightful and healthy
situations in the vicinity Of Washington and bein~
very elevated, commands a fine view Of the sur
public school IN the immediate neighborhood
Plan 81 houses can be and further particulars
N V '"auK .w WALKER
GIG II street, between sth and oth,
eu2e opposite Patent Once.
E0R SALE-An old established we'll known RS
IAUkANT, with q good run Of customers, IN the
center OF the city. Owner relinQu bust
ness au23-n
NOTICE.-Thst 4. 3. justin, 6I9 ID, between
~ 9th and 9TH streets N. W, sells custom made
sECOND-H HAND CLOTHING at less than half the
cost OF ready made new ones
N B.-sECOND-HAND CLOTHING Of all kinds
bought at fair tcashD prices. au22Iy
EOk sALE-At bargain, the GOOD WILL &c,
OF the old established Coal and Wood Depot cor
ner OF Maryland avenue and sth street Island, suit
ABLE Tor coal or lumber depot. Apply at DR.. BOS-
WILL = drug store, corner Maryland avenue and
.th street. sulO-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01
PERSONAL

I ArIrsr TRfrND AND DOCTOR -Room. Ior
- fsiesss; suoccS IN every OF no charge, r.s
Hsrtord Bsss q sveSSs and sss 1@s ps slr. IL
nsi.lais " seess-s tc1r sta.ps, au2siu
ToLAnlns-NkLPAUl ; COLLIN rlNCTTkn
edy N rmSviss Al az ssvsr .,lns r n
onee zoe street, estrssn sS and ~. s1si 10y
nR. 6ARpNHR, LATE OF THE RICORD IS
from 10 a. N, q " .. m, AZ II. once. n " oors.r
or III y, $500. ssS res f ~. .sssss stop
tween 10Th and nh sts. " W Frum his great ss-
rerieIcs in treating lsass the T. = We
few DAYS, Ms mrdrine ics Gcso1TsSsa ssS - n
FORD prus Isl ssofs iles R ssS avenue.
n. B:-lPon the reoeipt g $40, advice s9d medi-
involuntary emissions. aulsly
60s -DR. J. BEAUMONT. SPECIAL Physician
49, ana sarEss 80 +, 0en,lensn only Csssh.
once. Hours, ttoI D. m. Pes -soasrais. Aul9 sm.
HJRs. r. sAwYER, Ua-uo-asI, afasssfsS "a
80 -nsa,HSs, can BE- ecnsuitrd ~ her HOUSE. No.
t@nt easine-s-past, present ssd future. aa1 -I1s
DE-, Llr9Efk wELL-xnoWy SPECIALIST,
resommended 70 those desirias TIE .ervioc. q oos-
ne !. Recognized .. tire only reliable. .sr. "A
s sin phSsieIsn making specially Of female
LADIES sunerins from irreSulsrsssss .u.ssp...--,
2. sns eSn,psnt peculiar q thstr ssx, can eonn1s
Rsedy and thorough cure, without fan 49,
The Doctor especially invites q call from tho-s
who have been decefved and swint led BY the many
female inpostors, hoary beaded oUscks, and hass-
euss tnfesiing the city, and AL advertised Rostrums
and French pills.
Sparafs rOOSas for ladt pafsesfs
Consulting rooms, ala 10th ~, above Pa sveuue.
ALL SKIN DISEASES CURED IVA
N. b.-The Doctor 90 present 10 Sarsfa~u
SPRINGS at which place sIlletters be sdare.s-S
Rr TAXING An ENDOWMENT POLICY IN
n the NORTHwESTERN you secure your "a
are against possible want Dependence apoa "a h~r,
You provide for your family In the event OF desfh:
and the money pay 10 the company will earn vs.
18th street.
mhsta IT. KNIGHT, eene-.I As-,s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01

In october the citizens OF Texas will vote
upon the question of dividing it into three
States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01

Judge Smell, it win be seen, ON his return to-
day, stated in the Police Court the course that
would be pursued in regard to the charges made
against its officers. We judge from the tenor of
his remarks that while the officers will be al
lowed full opportunity to defend themselves
from thee imputations, they win be held TO
sharp account, and that the failure to make a
proper exculpaton will result in their prompt
dlsmlSal. 1t seems the officers Of his imme-
oiate appointment are but few, consisting of
the clerk and two bailiffs; but those having the
designation of the other officers of the court will
doubtless see to it that they either clear them
selves Of the charges against them or make wav
for better men.
These charges are too grave to be whiteyashed
or slurred over, and we do not suppose there
VIII be any disposition to thus treat them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01
OFFICE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,

Orricco s.yIs .ss sAsk
70 sscomnodste clerks, mechanics, isoorins men
And ssss yho o. not ssceiss their pay IN sims %
s4 s4s Az e ~ su@: ssRGss,ssa "
fsS St t:i;f;is s.sr..sr,
ID Dtstr,d Of COlxm5ss.A
WASHING roS, August 81, 1871.
Board Of Pubic Works until II M. sXTURbkY,
September g. ls7l, for furnishing ami delivering at
s ss !, tint
Board Of Publie Works sO.oOO) SIXTY THOUSAND
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
Es S " grORess;ls . PropossIs for Isrnishins
Board OF Pubic Works. sel7t 4
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
t q 6ciSs Saiaiss speei. term u e eSs q
sPfsER on t e estate Of
deceased: All persons having claims Against the
sad deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
on or before the slst day Of August next they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit q
The said estate Given under my, hand this slst
sel-f,3t - ARTHUR FLYNN. |
THE CONQUEST COOK stove Ia; 2 larger
se%snd TO sy1 s ssFs'fs
Sn cook sp and sse the
CONQUEST at the Stove Warer3oms Of
sellN 634 Pennsylvania avenue,
CoN sos / NffNfH STREET,
to'sSGEE'Wss P SSop 9ss'eJ t
hssscss Bfss AND SSSF'S Sas s
Fruit Napkins, per dozen rs cents.
Large Linen Towels, per dozen, 81 Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01
FINANCIAL AID COMMERCIAL.

The Wall street markets exhibt increased strength
ard activity, with general upward movement in
prices. The announcements that secretary Bout
well had called in hundred millions Of s. % bomb
Money is uDchang' 4, and the supply u large at to
per cent. on calf. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01
The Woman's Climb and their Fallen

WHY not? Why shouldn't the womsn-the
wives aud mothers of the " woman's Clubv-
undertake the work Of retaining their wretched
the victims of the so-called sssocial
evil?" Their zeal may seem Quixotic; they
may be humbugged in some instances by the
plausible stories Of keepers Of these houses.
trained in deception and vlckedneSs; but they
a~e working in the right direction, and car
hardly fail to accomplish some good.
Why should rot the women undertake this
work: They have long been accused of heart.
lessness towards their fallen sisters; OF incon.
sisteney in refusing to pardon them, while
having no word of censure for their betrayerS
Are the women censurable for undertaking 10
relieve themselves from this imputation of
heartiesSness and inhumsnity? They 20 TO
these POOR outcasts, who from bitter experience
have supposed themselves utterly beyond the
reach of woDIan's sympathy, and offer them q
helping hand to an honest, happy, self-respect-
ing life. Anything wrong or unwomanly about
this? We sincerely believe that IL these fallen
women are ever reclaimed it will be by women.
The men don't seem to make much head-vay in
the work of reform. Perhaps they don't try
very hard. If we may believe our Legislative
committees, the courts don't try very hard. IL
we may believe the courts, (ride Judge Grey)
the police don't Try very hard If we may be-
heve the police, neither courts, judges, nor
legislators iiy very hard.
And our wise men, after centuries of coQita-
ton, have almost come to the conclusion that
about the only way to deal with an evil that
ought not to exist IL to--hcense itl Wisdom in
solid chunks And this theory is supported by
the argument that 1t Is no use to attempt TO re-
form the poor wretches, because their places
VIII be filed by other victims to the appetites of
men, which are overpowering and must be pro-
vided for! How Satan must grin over such a
plea Manifestly proud man doesn't shine rs a
reformer IN this particular field Of sin. Now let
him stand back and give woman chance. She
has thousand times the motive that man has
for the suppression of these dens. They are a
constant menace to her peace-pit-falls for her
husband, her sons, her daughters. She viii
work TO some nnrnnse -----------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01

HNOTICE-specimen fruit of CLARK's PRO-
10y LlfiC GRAPE "a Seeding from the Ohio
CaiaWeaD can be examined al No. 322 l2rh street
west during the ensuing ten days. Public In
nuti- sell 81
nFOH10 REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION-A
Wy meeting Of the Ohio Republcan Association
will Be held At Mariniis Hall TIL Friday EVEN
ING, September LIST, at clock for the election Of
officers.
sel-lt Z. c. FORD. Secretary.
rFTICKETs TOR ADMISSION to the Public
NSJ Schools Of the Fourth District will be given
a. the Female Grammar eehool, near the corner Of
9th and streets- south Was hington,l at o'clock
ENkRI WEDNESDAY MORNING until further
p0iIce. lRep.. Ohron and Patti sel-st
~THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC rs
uS invited 20 my large STOCK OF SCHOOL
BOOKS, STATIONERY and SCHOOL REQUI-
SITES. which I am prepared to sell at the very
lowest prices, wholesale and reiail, at Ne. l02s
Seventh street, above New York avenue. .... j..
sel-lm RICHARD ROBERTS,
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i Y terms, the following
DEsIRABLE PROPERTY.

DESIRABLE PROPERTY:
No. l2S5 llth street. northwest, between NJ and n
streets pressed brick front two stories and Mansard
TOOL. me mouse IL new, and contains the modern
No; 44s NJ street northwest, between 9TH and 5th
streets stories and basement pressed brick;
No. asa NJ street northwest, between 9TH ana 18th
streets; stories and basement, imitation Of brown
stone; house contains 10 rooms and all the modern
No. 42s New York avenue, between 9Th and sth
streets norihSest stories frame with brick base
No; 422 New York avenue, between 9TH and sth
meut;7 rooms and summer kitchen. ''''
No. 4l6 New York avenue, between 9Th aud sth
No. 62l II street, between 9th and 7th streets
northwest; story and basement pressed brick: hne
DITCH stable and carriage house, and all the modern
No. ala New York avenue, between 9Th and sth
and attic: contains rooms and summ ~ Sitcbsn
Nos. ali and AIS New York avenue; 5 story
Nos. his, iiai and iIias 4i6 street between
containing rooms each, with bathrooms, water and
No. 1Il4 4th street northwest. between L street
and New York avenue; 2 story and basement brick
house e co |, rooms
!th streets northw est; story frame containing 6
Nos. 1920, I022. 1924. 1926 and Io2s 9Th
ureet northwest; story bricks, containing rooms
No. 1880 5th street northwest, between NJ and
Nos. 1888, 1886 and loss 9Th street northwest,
between and q streets.
Also, very desirable building lots on the north
east corner of street north and LIST street west,
fronting 20 feet street and 70 feet LIST street
Also, number OF brick and frame tenements in
Savage alley and Prathers alley suitable for por
EE WHITE Gas Louisiana avenue.
T. CARUSI. 4S0 Lonisiana avenue.
VIM L. MATTISGLY.7t 9Th 1t b, bet. ID and Y sts.
auI0-lm Assignees of James G. MAYOR.
WANTED-To sell aONE-THIRD INTEREST
w in Mercantile Business in this city; most de-
sirable opening for any wishing % engage in an
active business life. and where he can make ex-
cellent and profitable investment. The only reason
orSelling being the actual need of the services Of
Rep. Office. au SIT
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ANNUALLY ROB
" 80 years At 10 per cent compound interest
amounts to SIS $50 "a One hundred dollars annually
for years at Per cent comgount interest amounts
funds % per cent interest on Real Estate Security
mheO-tf T.Y. KNIGHT, General Agent.
WANTED-S2,0 900 for one or more years Good
w security, and for the benefit of the working
people.) Address Immediately, "A B. O, !" No. 46s
Missouri avenue. oca
ITO LOAN-sl2.0O0, $4,000, s2,0e 90
Il $1,000, Oh REAL ESTATE in this city.
Apply 70 DODGE DARNEILLE,
NH 3-u 1425 street
CS OOO TO 81 900 TO LOAN, or TO place =
SC,UUU q paying and legitimate business 8,
State wants, business, and location. K Y x la7-
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

LyoR RENr-An sisht-roOn BRICK HOUSE,. in
II thorough repair. with gas and water, No. 1sSl
L street., next 70 corner Of lefh, northwest. TOa
Ineuire 81 Or. ID. W. PRKSTIss, No. haas 9Th
ereet sul'-u
EoR sALE.-fvo LOTS On southeast corner sJh
sey svesus above Rssrset Apply 1t 1905 sih street
above NJ aus I'm.
EQR SALE Oh ENcRAN0E, FOR CITY PROP
miles Rem Washington. on Washington and Ash
ton Iurnpake, in Montgomery county, Maryland.
improved WITH q good Frame Dwelling aud out
bulldinst, me orchard, good water and healthy
eighhorhoods Terms moderate. Apply % n. d.
the hours OF Z and a m. tos y. m. sa7-ims
FOB BENT Pleasant FURNISHED Rooms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.

con nln TO LOAN IN LARGE OR
SZU,OUu small sums. upoR real estate IN this
city, or any part If the District Of Columbia Rate
Of interest 10 Per cent NJ. NJ. R0HRER
sel-l0t New York avenue and NinIh ssreet
EOR sALE-One set COAL SCALES IN oouplete
II order. with all the timbers. Inquire At -
HOlL1DGE BRO =, Wood. Coal. flour and ~.
Feed Dealers, corner 5th and . streets north -
west eel-sf
A CONVENIENT STORE FOR A SMALL
"a BUSINESS: No. aga nth street west, near
Pennsylvania avenue. Satisfactory references re-
CURED. auSl n
SaS l. N n NJ N ~ %
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MATIs AGUE MIXTURE
W For..,... NO CURE, NQ PAYn
sei-6t. " COS pen 8sfAS b avenue.
NogNG LADIES sEMINARY-MRs. GEN'L
sebos sEeEEMs VII 5he duties q her
street, Georgetown. ID. C. sel-3tf
MISS HANNA WILL REOPEN HER SCHOOL
1'I for young ladies and children, at No. 2l36
4. ms avenue, on TUESDAY, September
MRS. BURR WILL RhOPEN HER SCHOOL
No. 1908 II street. = :" Sc I-eost
MES. Z; L. JENSEN will reopen her Select school
w for Boys; at her residence, 107 d street, be-
HER :. Instruction win be given in English and
st; WNtENTS SCHOOL. under the charge Of
viii reopen on MONDAY Sept. Gth. Parents is and
gps1da1s are requested to send their children
NQTICE-PINEY POINT PAVILION will be
tender BosTd Per day. lay e.; per week, sfs 81; ~
ausi-6t Ar, POTTS, ProeiTtol.
EAT TOBA CO.
A large stock Of all kinds of LEAF TOBACCO con-
stantly on hand at the lowest possible figure.
Manufacturers would do well to cali and examine
- JOHN H. soHULrzE,
au3l-3t % Bridge street, Georgetown.
NOTICE TO IsRAELITEs. - -
seats for the approaching Holidays can now be
81 sna iosS eli Il eSot d.
r0.,' no .sfs'i ;2f 4 ~
CARHIAaEsi c.RB1,sesr,r cARRIAsEsll
On hand, . large number p IA. hionabiee 49,
stylish second hand Carriages viii be sold very
cheap Repairing DrOTRgSBBE si'in f. Gs.Hsx
assi-a cor. 9Th and d ST., Fsetory, zi0 sth st.
I1SSg slts g, MOCHA g; COFFEE q
Sho,ss OK . nas c,,,.. 49, =. 90 ans.
so new supply fs q s' SHSiCS
sss-ss Ioa1aa2 so Conner IN and { Streets.
nHPRESS D0ARD0 AND PLANK. IT
We haze on hand . large ssock Of &C. 90 and e.
si;2'ss ssf e ss, sr.f
BUILDING, &C., 81 about, two- thirds the price Of
r On ssss & e i;ss 81 ALI KINDS
snS 1ns 40 aWsyins saw and PA =
execute order. pso"Sty and susT.ntse sailssesios
y ordsrs 81 NAH promptly and f.ithfully hisA
ESQ ~ 4aan r. EDw. CLARK CO.,
n Dealers In Lumber, Wood and Coal =
Wharf, Depot and Planning MIL foot Of eth street
east; branch lard, Virginia sYenue and 9th street
RRfCxsi BRIcKsB BBIcKsM - : :.
Soc zee ssigEs q IN kinds On h.nd .aassor
sas = iossss market rte ~u.ov 49,. -
.,,.i ,s.s yo.r-.sa. ia Rss .. DSs ~. Al
TMPORTANr TO CARPENTERS AND BUILD
bRnp woSS e ,ns .sa .s pSHs agS
sul2-sv' Head Of nth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01

1Robert Bonner is said to have sGs,0OO
worth Of horses in his stable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01
LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-Lost at the Schuetyen last night an En.
IL amelled BRACELET, The finder will receive
IS IL left st this office. sel-2ts
II OST-On Wednesday morRing, u the First
IL Ward, near 2lst street and Pennsyl-
yania avenue, very small black and tansA
SLUT; short tail, cropped ears, yellow~
chin and feet, and spots on her eyes and neck. A
LIBERAL reward will be paid by her owner, at 1884
street. second door from 2lst, who values her high
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER OF PUBLIC WORKS,
" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
= WASHINGTON, ID. o., August 80, 1871.
Plans for the contraction of the esrriageways can
be seen at the Office OF the Engineer.
Bidders for pavemens will, in their bids, pecify
separately the prices for laying the pavenents per
square yard including two (2) feet of grading
auS0. GEO. y. GREENE, Chief Engineer