davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-01


heart is as black as this audience!' The
intelligent orator probably meant that
his eympathies were with the blacks. but
he couldn't have told the truth etter
than he did. Murder will out.
ei----.
The HERALDs TROUBLES WITH STAN
LEY.-The New York Herald thought it
had siiensed all the. .doubters when it
printed Q Autographed fac simie of what
was said TO be DR.. EAvingstone's letter to
Mr.. Bennett; bnt unfortunately this was
the unluckiest thing it could have done.
For now oomss tie Sun. and side by side
with the Herald's copy. places fac
simile of one Of Stanley's letters. aud,
behold! the penmanship of. the two is
very similar; not exactly so, but sufi-
ciently alike to lead to the supposition
that the same hand held the pen that
traced both letters. A correspondent of
the World gives color to the suspicion by
noting that in the letter purporting to
be from Livingstone, the address is
James Gordon Bennett, Esq, Jr., and
recalling that ut the time of the date of
the letter, it could not have been known
in Africa that the elder Mr.. Bennett was
dead. deduoes the conclusion that the
"Jr." was written after Stanley had re-
turned to civilization. This would be an
argument in favor of the letter, were it
not that the "Jr." is in the same hand
writing as the body of the document,
and whoever wrote that word wrote, or
could have written, the whole letter. It
was physically impossible that DR.. Lii
vingstone could have added that word
after Mr.. Benefits death; and altogether
it seems that the doubters have the best
of the argument 80 far.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-09-01
MAIL AnRANoEMEsrs.-Tha Northern

MAIL 1ARRANaEMRNTs.- The Northern
mail opens at 2.3O P. NJ; closes 1890
A. y Charleston day mail opens 4.3O
P. NJ; closes 600 A. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens 100 a. M.: closes 6. Is
P. NJ. Greenville mail opens Gas P.
NJ. closes 800 A. Nj. Western opens
and closes 1.30P. NJ. Wilmington opens
2.3O f. H.: closes 11.3O A. NJ. On
Sunday Office open from 3 to P. NJ.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tr;-
nifty Church-Rev. P. J. Shand, D. D.,
Rector, II A. M. and 5IS P. M.
Marion Street Church-Rev. Manning
Brown. 1O1a A. NJ. Rev. ". D. Kirk
land, 8 P. nj.
Washington Street Chutoh-Rev. W.
D. Kirkland, 10la a. NJ. Rev. Manning
Brown, 8 p. NJ.
Lutheran Church-Rev. A. r. Rude,
101s A. NJ.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. J. r. Will
son. 10% A. NJ.
Catholic Church-Rev. james Fuller
ton, First Mass. at 7 A. NJ; Second
Mass at 10 A.. NJ; Vespors at ~. P. M.
Lnnatio Asylum-Rev. D. Derrick, Q
A. NJ.
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Burnett's Extracts, &c.
.. @. B. Smith-Savings Bank.
Meating Columbia Big & Loan Assn.
Carroll & Janney-Attorneys at Law.
Hardy Solomon-Just Received.
Richard Tozer-Agent Agricl Works
r. Z. Bowie-Land for Sale.
| Plantation for Sale.
L. p. Walker-Notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2s-yirsinta skies. %; do
consolidate d. o3s; est Virginia Is, biz to day
BALTIMORE. tct. 3 -Corlon firm, low middIings,
1sai Flour Qniet and unchanged. Wheat active
do, q sesS2; choice amber, $7O.; good TO prime
red 81 .SsS2 mmon to fair do, 81 Ga 81 50; red
Corn-wbite southern steady, 7sa75: yellow south.
southern, 4as4,: Nes,eYn mixeS. Isa,. ~ whitss'
-4saI5. Bye unc hanged. Provisions quiet but Arm
Mess pork. SO Bulk meats-shoulSers 6za1: rib
sides, lo4; clear rib sides, l0hsz. Bscoa-should.
els, oass; RIB sides, DA clear rib sides lHsalls;
sugar cured hams, 22aZ2H. Lard, anominal, 81.
Western butter very active: choice roll IS fair to
prime, a2s2i-stock scarce and wanted. Whisky
quiet, ga.
NEW YORK. Oct. q. Stocks steady. Gold
steady. LA. Money easy, 5. Exchange, long. So
short, los. Governments firm. Virginia 6,s, 49,,
new,slh; North Csrolinas. ssls; new, %.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3-Fiour steady. Wheat very
finn. Corn firmer al advancing.
LONDoN, Oct ., ll:3o q. m.-Consols opened at
91'S for money ard for account. Bonds Of 1865,
old, 81; 10 4os, s. % new SIS. $50; Erie, Al.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 25.-U, D. bonds, % "a for the
issue of 1852
PARIS, Oct. q -Bentes SO francs, IS ceutimes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23

In our local columns to-day will be found an
account Of one of those events which are Of
daily, We had almost said Of hourly, occurrence
In the District OF Columbia. We refer to thS
driving over men, women and children In the
streets, by individuals who happen 10 be in
charge Of vehicles. 1t is mainly old and feeble
men, weak women and little children who are
the victims Of these Jehus, and numerous cases
occur which do not get into the papers. 1t will
require few penalties under the criminal code
and payment OF damages In civil suits here, to
remind drivers that pedestriaas hare the right o.
tcdy in The public streets. These drivers "who
can't help it" always manage somehow or other
to avoid running against stones, posts, or other
obstacles which would endanger their own
precious necks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23
THE WEATHER,
wA6 DEPARTMENT, Office Chef .giouoI Once,
u Ii q Oct % isro L.

WAsaIssToE, ID. c., Oct. %, 1872, III am
SYNOPSIS rOR PAST TwgsTY-PouR HOURS
The barometer has risen over the whole
country east Of the Mississippi and north OF
Alabama and Georgia, with prevailing nothery
winds 10 the western slope Of the Allegh anie.
and northern New York. cloudy ana clearing
weather on the lower lakes and thence to the
Ohio valley, with occasional light rain; cloudy
weather and sOUtberly 10 westerly winds prevail
IN The middle and eastern states. NOctnerly 10
easterly winds, cloudy weather and rain, with
increasing pressure on the gulf and south Allan
tic states. In the northwest, clear weather
souiheasterly winds and frosts.
PEoBABILITIBs.-Oyer the entire lake re-
giOD and thence to the Ohio valley, high
barometers, nOrtherly winds, generally cold
clear .Dg weather, with but little rain to-day,
and frosts on THURSDAY morning. In the north
west, lower baTometers, southerly winds, milder
weather, with frosts to- night. extending thence
to the Mississippi valley possibly as far north
ern Mississippi and to northern Alabama. In
the gulf and south ATLANTIC states, northerly to
easterly winds with higher 6arometers, cooler
parity cloudy, bat clearing weather on the
western gulf, cloudy weather and rain on the
eastern gulf and in the south Atlantic states
In the middle states and New England southerly
to westerly winds, veering to northerly this
afternoon, with cloudy weather and rain. The
gulf. the tar northwest, and north and south
Pacific telegraphic reports are deficient.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23

The feature Of the New York money market
yesterday was the scarcity and high rates for
cash gold. caused by the withdrawal from the
market of the gold OF one of the Canadian banks.
Call loan rates were from TO per cent, but
time loans were hard to negotiate. Govern
ment bonds were dull and steady in both New
York and London. The stock market was alter
Dately strong and weak. The course Of the mar
ket depends so much on the movements OF a few
wealthy Spectators who change about TO suit
their interests, that ii is impossible to form an
intelligent opinion as to the immediate future
OF prices. The legitimate trade demand for
money is very large this season, and while
money is easy on call it is active on time loans,
and mercantile paper ia still high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23

The horse disease bids fair to become a public
calamity. kilograms tells OF its appearance
and increase in Buffalo, Rochester, Boston,
New York city and Brooklyn. Many branches
OF business are entirely suspended for want of
animals for transportation, and commercial men
are becoming seriously alarmed, particularly
N New York city, weSre, as will be seen by the
telegram = another column, the rapid spread
q tie disease is startling. Ii becomes i'm
Iortant, therefore, that in all cities prompt
measures should be taken with view to maet-
ing tie disease, If 1t comes. bathing it a. far as
possible, sLd providing FOR the proper treatment
a. sick horses while It lasts. Tae distemper is
farely fatal but recovery IL slow. a Toronto,
'.nada, paper describes the disease a. q sort of
c..srrhal fever, The resu.; Ofsome atmospheric
i.-ueuce, a. is shown by rs sudden
a. pesrauce over large extent of
country, attacking all kinds OF horses, Old
I'D young. in good condition or poor.
to lie symptoms, the premOnitory ones are
---l 10 lie "dGiness, staring look, watery
T. ~charse from the nose, speedily followed By a
aSFeTe lacking cough; the pulse is quickened
AM the mouth hot; the nasal membranes are
injected, and the ears and legs are unnatGrally
cold; the discharge from the nose increases and
becomes OF q gIeenish yellow color; the breath
ing l. Increased, and, in some cases, laborel
ana severe A severe attack can often be
traced TO oTerwork or other eebilItating iniiu-
enees- lt Il added that the affected animals
should be "ailowsd plenty Of pure air, with q
liberal diet OF neuri=hing and easily disested
TODD. The stables should be well aired daily
and thoroughly ventilated; and 1t Is also adyisa-
BE to use disinfeetants, as the chloride of Eas
or enbolic acid When the throat Is very sore.
causing difficulty IN swallowing, q mild enbrol
cation should be applied, and the fever auaye,,
by mild febrifuge medicine"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23
NOTlCE OF OPENING A PUBLiC ROAD IN
~ The COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, u. &.


BOARD OF PUBLIC WORRs.DIsrRIcT OF CoLUMBiA.(
NAsHINGToN, u. c., October %, 1879. {
Whereas an application 10 writing has been AIDE
to the der signed for the opening of road in the
county OF Washington, ID. from a point on the
p9r,h side Of Boundary street, opposite 10Th street
Lansturg. James Ridgeway. and Maria r. Stod-
dad, in Thomas Morgan's subdivision of Oak
y ilisms; HSn z. Ineersoll, A; P. Pardon, Col
Hosptr, v; ". Eandenburg. Hon. George Tay
DunesP. II said county; And whereas the under
cause road to be opened as above described and
prsyed for: And whereas the route Of said road
been BY direction Of the undersigned duly surveyed
and plat thereof prepared and filed in cur office:
Notice fs hereby given Of the application afore-
said as well a. OF the opening Of the road
and all persons having objections thereto are re-
quested to make them known to the under signed on
November 9Th, at noon, At the office Of the Vice
President Of the Board Of Public Works Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Room No. 3 Morrison's BulId-
irgs, ~ meet, Washington, ID. c.. where any OBJ
lection " hich may be made will be heard and con-
sidered. BY oI6er OF the BOARD.
CuAs. 8. JOHNSON,
ocsoJ6.D.novz6.9 Assistant Secretary.
IChrCuicle and Republican cony 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23
FINANCIAL AND OOMMEHOIAL,

The psreIs have now got up the phrase "the
tidal wave of murder" This IL too bad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23

XTASHISoTON, l.. O., october g, ss71i
w NOTICE -fse isw partners hi % heretofore II
ist,re hstveent SRSksT HICKMAN and JoRN
W. .BEil. Eia knOxn under the n m nSms al
rIcsMEf SBrLE. yAs eis.els ed By mutual con.
ocfs 81 80, JOHN W. BELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23

Some rather sharp criticisms upon Me- Col
lax have been made for his SUPPOSE! IL war N
ness in su pport of the republican ticket A.
stated by his hone paper, the. South Bend Tys-
Lame, he. While avoiding all political crimins-
tons and recriminstions uEsuited TO his Official
position, "has done more speaking in favor OF
Ste T'.-,ip!es lie he has 50 long cherished than
aN 2, - predecessors put together" We see
II Sta, Is that Mrs. Collar, who has been very
sch ever since the death of Mr.. COifsx's mother
Las so ,sr recovered that he will be able TO take
ht stsmpfcr a number Of speeches in Indiana
Michigan before the Presidential elsci.on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23
| M KID CLOVIS,
1T W"tIIia

, "; ,hl:ndso~ese lOaks. Dresses, and Wrappers,
Childrsn,s Closks snd Dresses at " illisn,s.
InfApts' Clsaks at Williams.
B.t Cloak Velvet at w iliians
EnT Trimmings At " VILLAINS.
The nnest Black Dress silk at Williams.
bonnst Silks and yelvsts 10 all shades at williaas
u The finest Partisan made Under garments ct
The celebrated J. B. p. Corset at Williams.
Fancy Ties, of al kinds, a. W illisn's.
Elegant assortment Of real aces at Williams.
Thread and 6uipure Lace Cspes at W lillian Q.
Beautiful assortment OF Partisan Fans at Will
lian's.
Morocco Belts with Chains, ct Williams.
Parisian Bonnets and Hats at Williams.
Imported Felt Hats, in all shades, at W illian's.
Ribbons, Flowers, and Passementerie, at Will
lisu's
Ostrich Tips and fancy Feat, ers at Willisn's.
Hair Braids, made to order in Paris. at William 3.
Dresses and Cloak made to order at William g. .
Krone price only ct
sO7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
oc7s-1m = Cite Trevise. Paris.
NVAsHINGTON, d. C October p, 1877.
w In Consequence of enhanced prices of Labor
al Provender, 1 hereby notify my customers that
the moIt bly, rate Of Livery, for single horse aud
hicle will be $50 per month, from and after Novem
Der first. &c MATLOCk.
ct23 cost No 63l street N. w
WASHINGTON, ID. C., October e. Is7s
~ lnconssqueEce of enhanced price Of Labor and
ronthly rate OF Livery, for single horse and vehicle
viii be go per month, frtm and after November
mrs. GHEEN q OSBORN,
oc2Feo3t 629 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23
- UNDEyELOPLD vIGOs.

The feeble and debilitated Usually fancy they ar
in more hopeless condition than they really are
The resources OF AZURE are Lot easily exhaust cd
Even when strength and appetite fail, when the
eyes are heavy and the xiOn palld
tie nerves tTemulous, the body sttenusted and a.
mind depressed. there Is generally a reserve OF Ia.
tent Pow behind such palpabie evidences Of weak
ness. Various modes Of treatment are resorted ID
BY ply scans in the hope Of developing and rsuderi
Ing available this store Of sleeping vitality but thu
surts and indeed the only thoroughly safe and re.
lixtle means OF awakening the dormant energies Of
the system Is course Of Hoststter's Stomach Btu
Electricity shower bait the aesh brush,
bathing, &c, may Be wei enough IN their way, Al
suXisries, but they do resch me source of the
evil. All physical debility proceeds either from de.
rams, meht e the functions Of the assinilsting SCI
oretise ard isl orgar or from sisssish consti,
tutitn. 10 either CAGE and slso In cisss where
beth causes exist, the Btters will Invariably pro-
dree an Immediate and sAlutsJy change in the eon-
cialoE CT the patient, and eveatushy effect . com,
Pieie cure None Of the dspgerous alkAloids, tod
often administered touics> cen be Oh au
ceieteriors under such circumstA aces and to give
mercury Is positively criminal Yhedirect effect OF
the great vegetable specific will be manifested in m
tnp'Osed apretits, more cheerful frame of mi nd
gradual return # strength, an increase OF a ssb
and healthier completion. Meanwhile however
the eonsntion,n insrt and fee BILE, will have be.
rorse and renovated - The subtitle elements Of In
visoration contained In the Bittsrs. ocaIseosAW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23
hEY OFF ZOE.
JUAN BOYLE d Co,

SS8N 1bO i LIZ q w.
REAL ESTATE KRRS,
No. Il5 FFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS EUILDISG.
FOB SALE.
HANDsDhfEY FURNISHED HOUSE on
nth street, between % and 81 streets. With at
=. modern Improvements. Small cash yaynleGfs
and long time balance
senersl FARMS, sDsll and large, on the Iins Of
TIE Point OF Rocks railroad, within Q few nlinutes
walk OF the depot, within thirty minutes Of Wash
Also, enc Of two kurdrs "a acres on the sane ROAD
&c.
Six LOTS near Capitol. fronting on New Jersey
avenue. One OF the nnest situations In the city
handsome C0Uk1RY SEAT Of e. scres. one
nlsie above Georgetown.
handsome HOUSE,, on corner FIST ana n
eeu, with every modern improvement, long tine
ray mems. Fyf 49,
fine LOT on G street 9. T., between I'd and sd
Two LyTS % 81 street, between Y and .; x.
Several LOTS on ID street, bet. 70 and Sd 1. z,
Three hsncsoms HOUSES In the West End.
Also, HOUSES aud LOTS IN all parfs OF the city.
Two handsome HOUSES on 9th street.
MONEY TO LOAN
II sums OF from 8 LOO to el0,0o ON real estate.
msrSly -
E>OR eALB-FIFTY JACKSON wALONs, srsi.
j. able for farmers and heavy hauling
My, uA0RATH BELL,
SoIunefe Market. corner 0AnnAchuoe aveDus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23
Corner sra and ID streets.
TING LIBRARY.
subscription, IS per year.
hFREGISTERs OFFICE, DISTRICr OF CO.
Wy LUMBIA.

n SSBkGlSTER OFFICE, DlST8ICr OF CO.
Wy LUMBIA,,
Notice is hereby given that on FRIDAY, Novsm-
Der lsa? will expire all licenses given By the Dis
trict Of Columbia 70 a,l apothecsres, auctoneer
banks and bank bill posters, brewers, brokers,
book agents, butchers In the several markets. claim
agents, contractors, cattle brokers, commission
ever, dealers In distilled and fermsnted liquors
vices, and eordas, dfstllers, insuT agents. ice
dealers, manufacturers Of illuminating gas, life and
nre insurance companies, patent ageats, pawn
brokers', photographers. Droprtetors Of bar rooms
sample ms, tippling houses. billiards, bagatelle
cry stables, intelligence of1ces, .unk shops, restau
rants and eating houses, gift enter prses and the
steIs, real estate agents, rectifiers, &C, &c.
All parties engaged in said business, trades, or
pr fesslons INST promptly renew said licenses in
&c With the provisions Of the amended act
That every person engaged in any trade. occupa-
ton profession for which license tax is imposed
BY the laws OF the District Of Columbia shall, the
tine Tor procuring the same, make application to
the Besister, and she state, under oath am cms
ton, such facts may be applicable to license >,
The Register shall then issue to the
applicant Certificate stating the particular kind Of
l,ctDse for which application has been made, and
the amount Of money required by Law TO bs paid
therefor. Said certificate shall be delivered to the
Collector, who shall, upon the receipt of the sum d
meney stated therein, give certificate Of deposit,
license required, and IL shall be the duty of the
Eeglster TO issue said License
That every person liable for a license tax who
may fail to pay the same before engaging in the
business for which license may be required, shalt
n sdditon to the license tax imposed, pay foe Of
each 81 ROs '' nor
oos5-2w Register District Of Colu nbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23

~THE MEMBERS OF THE WASHING.
NS TON ARTILLERY will meet at the once OF
Capt Starkveaiher THIS wednesday, Eve
MING, "a O'Clock, to complete ARRANGEMENTS for
tie review. BY order OF the Captain. IT.
~ CATHOLIC eOCIETIES-The presi6eot |,
S of all the Ca, hoic Societies will meet, at ~
O'Clock. on FBIDAY EyENING, October 25ih, in
the basement Of the St. Patrick 8 Church.
j. A. WALTEB,
IL Pastor Of St. Patrick Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23
BE YOUR OWE LANDLORD
BARGAINS! BARGAIHSu BARGAIySuy

FOB SAL1.six Dew two story BRICK Dwell
Ling HOUSES on l5th street n. W., between W
md Boundary streets, six rooms each. three on
floor Houses set tsck some Is fest, pretty lawn in
handsome picket fence to each house, wood house &C
lots ITO feet deep opening on .lley near STATE De
the most healthy asd improving part OF the CITY.
street improved and pavement laid.
Terms: S1W cash. balance In wsnthly insfalmeuts
Of $40 The above property is for sale or rent
Apply to DODGE . DAkNEILLE,
Real Estate Brokers,
: ANN q. lA21 n "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23

Socert Bonner, In denying a report e1rreat,
e elsrss "that he has no expectation OF retiriny
from the L<ygsr until he retiEss from the world :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23
n~GU PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS BEFORE
III u LIE MOUSE OF DELEGATES. D. C. 7

u4 The HOUSE OF DELEGATES, ID. G.
All persons who have filed Claims before the Com
mittee Indebtedness of the District of the louise
Of Dele gates Of the District Of Columbia, hereby
DCtif6d that, in accordance with the order OF the
House. they can receive the same from the Com
mittee by applying 10 its Clerk, Mr.. u. A. KUHN,
Oh 9uty IN the Hall Of the House daily from - 8 m
10 .. Claimants are further notiied that under
the laS the Auditor and Comptroller Of the Distrc.
III cCuJDnctiOu with the sinking Fund Commission
are The pei to settle outstanding Indebtedness Of
tie District. AsIhUR SHEPHERD,
Chairman Committee ON Indebtedness, &C G
ocli lat lReLublican and CbronicIe.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23
OSSl ACRES OF LAND AT PRIVATE SALE
~co4 In MoETGSMEEH COUNTY,


me subscriber intending 70 discontinue farming
onere at private SAFE his FARM in Mont a A a
On ney county, Nd. the residence Of the
ceres At private sale. This Farm s located on the
turnpike leading from Rockville TO Georgetewn d
and the Washington aud Point Of Rocks railroad
II StieIs rare indreement to sny gentleman iu
Washington, D. O., desiring TO purchase q country
residence, being only distant II miles by rail frots
the seat OF gov eminent and can be reached within
baif sn hour. 1t is about miles southeast from
Rockville. The improvements consist OF a commo.
dious and comfortable dwelling, large barn, corn
house, srsnary, good stsbling, ice house, meat
mouse, servants house in yard. hen house, pump Of
COCO water IN the yard, q never failing spring OF
me wster hear the house. with Dairy.
There are alec fine orchards in bearing, Of apples
peach pears and cherries. The land Is in GOOD
sisle Of alton, producing good crops wheat,
corn, rye CATS, grass &C. large proportion being
ROW well set in srass The location lie healthy and
convenient 20 churches, schools and mile.
ANY Eerson desiring to purchase the above prop
erty VIII please call upon Meesrs. Peter Herder-
son, Attorneys in Rockville, Md, or Messrs Dodge
q parneille, is21 street, WashingtoD, u. O.,
either Of whom will give the price and terms q sale
LUClUs q. FINCH.
FOOD PAsTURAGE FOR go HEAD OF
~ fOksEs. ANY person desiring % pasture
torses can be accommodated by cslling at the
deuce OF he la Leroy W FINCH, miles Southeast
u Rueksiiie: Price per horse % per week.
sugS-s w II L.. r. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23
BOARDING.

ElRsT.CLAsS TAbLE BOARD Also. t,isely
\ furnished FRONT ROOM N. second door sal
IAN street, between ii ard northwest. Ia
ReARDlAG.-Desirabte hoU ~ COMMUNICATIVE
- or slpgle, on second noor, with BJARD, may
near n. ocap.ss
ElRST-CLAss BOARD, WITH FINE LaRSE
front rooIns, single cOmmun ic ating. 90 most
pleasant part os avenue. Terms uO1eTafe. Apply
at 1919 fennsylvsnis avenue. oc2l o.
nj ks. III T. ANDERSON HAS FURNISHED
vi k0OMs and B0AkD, at sos 18th street NJ
W., between and n. ocIs -6ts
RoARDING WITH Rooms hEwLY FUR-
- Llehed, rooms, front and back, csmmunicst-
hg III Desired In ID story similar IS stork will
De rented To permanent sosrders very rsssOl abe;
ING iotstion ls pleasant sna convenient, No iz&s
otn street, rear n OcI Of
TWoGkHTLEmEN CAN FIND GOOD BOARD
aud pleasant ROUN o. hrst nOOr, next - par
lor No. SlO 2th street, n. W. Ocl6 2S'
EIRsT CLASS TABLE BOARD AT $40 PsR
= month, 81 Howard House, corner och street aad
Pennsyivsn avenue. =. ID. HOWARD. Pr prize
tor. ocIa i'm
EUR RERT-V i'm BOARD, At s23 Vermont
II avenue, opposite The Arlington mo Ter .ts
terms-to two gentlemen, q large room, And pan
rles Also. Apartments, en- suite or single Perraa-
nent Iatle Board Al 30 per month; transient par
nee al st5 Per month. ocl2Sw
GOOD BOARD, PLEASANT Rooms AUD
NJ prices moderate, st 2l0s corner Of Pennsylvs-
MA avenEe Ara zlst street mssl-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-23

GRAND OPENING
BOYS, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN'S
Fail and Winter Clothing,
SUITABLE FOB SCHOOL AND DRESS WEAR.
ALSO,
full stt OK DRESS SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS and
DRAWS; all sizes. Special attention given to this
branch Of the business.
Purchasers would do we'll TO drop In and get an
idea Of the tasty style and low prices, at
WALL, ROBINSON CO.,
ocl9-u 921 Penna. ave. bet 9Th and 10th SITS.