davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01
The Growth Of WashinxsOn.

The exhibit published in another column
OF the real estate transactions for the year
ISL shows the remarkable growth OF the
city in that time. The data here presented
is well calculated to reassure any nervous people
who may have been lead TO believe that Wash
ington, in the hands Of the men of progress, Was
go Bg to the demnition bow-wows."
twill be seen that the number of transfers of
real estate for the year 49, exceed those for 1870
by over 20 per cent; and the aggregate consid-
Grafton paid is 80 per cent greater than in 1870.
While the transactions were largely increased,
the value of the property conveyed in 1s7 is one
half more than in $50! There are two classes
OF people who will be made unhappy by this
exhibit of the growth and prosperity of Wash
ington-Messrs. Reavis & Co., capital movers
and Nessrs. Crane & Co., who are seeking so
IsborOusly TO destroy the financial credit of the
city, and cripple Improvements and all progress
calculated TO make Washington attractive and
invite people of wealth and cult.sre to make
their homes here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01
rFAGGRAvATED INDIGESTION

Persons who are predsposed to dyspepsia Rnd
their suerings from this cause greatly aggravated
by damp weather, easterly winds, and sudden
changes from mild to q chilling atmosphere. In
the spring, therefore. the pangs Of indigestion are
seriously augmented by the atmospheric varia-
tons peculiar TO the and il is cumbent upon
all who desire to pass through the ordeal of its cold
mists and nsalubrious gales with easy stomac and
untormented by the Undesirable torments which
accompany dyspepsia, TO tone and strengthen the
digestive gans with healthful and effective veg
etabe inv isorant: and one at all familiar with
the medical record of the age question for one
moment that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters il the
Tonic best adapted 10 this purpose.
The C. edentials Of the Great Restorative are I'm
eQualled in number and character by those Of any
there was a preparation to rank q National Rem
edy, this wonderful specific has fair claim to the
title. For period eftwenty years IL has literally
been the Champion Tonic and Alternative on this
side OF the Atlantic In popularity II has nev err been
approached by any Of its would-be competitors and
its annual sales far in advance Of those of any
other medicines of its cla.s that Comparisons would
be ridiculous. One or two conclusions fs iney table
Either the American people deficient in common
sense and incapable of rational discrimination or
Hosfetters Bitters is the best preventive remedy
for indigestion, fever and ague bilious remtten.
fever, constipation, rheumatism, nervous com
plants, and all msladies Of epidemic or endemic
type. The reader will Judge for himself which Of
the two conclusions 10 most consistent with fac and
reason. fsb36 -eossAw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01

New York and Boston are both trying to
reform the bad management of the horse car
lines In the former city, DIR. Morris, in q
report to the Board of Health, pointedly con-
demns the condition of the cars on some of the
lines The principal evils complained of are
improper ventilation, greasy cushions, and the
filthiness Of the straw, which he SAYS should be
changed daily, the seats taken out frequently
and cleansed, the ventilation properly improved.
II these reforms are not promptly carried out by
the companies, the Board of Health will take
forcible measures to compel them to do IT.
Boston is suffering from the same evil as wash
ington-erovded cars. The horse railway com
panies Of that city semi-oficial through
witnesses examined before a committee, an
nounce to the Legislature that they cannot, with
any proht, at certain hours run cars enough to
give every passenger the seat for which he has
paid. The public there is thoroughly aroused
however, and say they will not submit to be
svindled any longer. They argue that if the
companies cannot do the business which, BY the
terms Of their charters they contracted to do, it
follows that they should surrender these char
tiers, and let others, II they please, try the ex-
peiiment- That Is the right kind Of talk, and
we wish the Bostonians success. 1t will encour-
age other suffering communities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01

The fruits OF the outrageous verdictof the jury
In the Prince libel suit against The STAR are
already being exhibited. One Alexander Clap
p, rton now claims of us the modest sum of
So 90, for alleged reference to him in a news
item concerning reported Indian frauds. As
Prince got S. 600 awarded him when it was
proved that there was no malice in the publica-
ton, and that he was not damaged either In
pocket or reputation, this man Clapperon
thinks it good time to strike the Star Company
for the snug little sum of sos 900. He evidently
counts upon finding another jury as stupid as
The Csrrington-Prince jury, but this is scarcely
possible He undertakes the intelligence OF our
average iurymen by taking this jury a an Illus
trafiOn of the whole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01
Ensiand.s New Excitement.

A LUNATiC ATTEMPTS TO SHOOT THE QUEEN
WITH Al BMPTY PISTOL.
England was terribly excited yesterday after
noon by report that an attempt had been made
TO Kin the Queen. 1t appears that youth about
Is wears old. named Alfred 0,Connor. APP
gate Of Rockingham Palace a. she was re<urn.
ing from a drive about half past 8 o'clock yea
teIdsy afternoon, and presented pistol within
head down to avoid NE shot, but the pistol did
not explode for good end sum caent reasons 10 be
shown presently O'Qoonor IN one hand held
which he shouted 10 tAsQueen 10 sign, thrsaten-
ing her at the same time win the istol. He
was instantly seized by the Queens attendants
and il was then found that the pistol was I'M
loaded, and that it was of such primitive con-
struction that II IL had been loaded Il could not
have been discharged. By midnight exaggerated
accounts Of the affair had spread over London
evening papers appeared in rapid succession IS
the details became known. Crowds were col
lected in the streets discussing the news and
awaiting further particulars.
COURAGE OF THE QUEEN.
Other accounts state that when O'Connor ap-
preached the carriage and made the demonstra-
ton, Her Majesty was very calm, and showed
the courage which she has often exhibited She
directed that q true statement or the crcum-
stances be Immediately made in both Houses of
Parliament in order to prevent the spread of
THE ANNoUNC EMRNr IN PARLIAMENT.
While the House of Lords was in committee
discussing the ecclesiastical bill, Lord Granville
entered and said, he hoped their Lordships
would excuse the sudden interruption of the pro-
ceedings, but he had An announcement to make
which was desirable should be made without de-
lay. He then proceeded to state the facts above
given. Lord Granville said he would not dwell
on the details nor point to the contrast between
the dastardly act and Tuesdays extraordinary
exhibition of the nations loyalty. The Duke Of
Buckingham briefly expressed the thankfulness
Of the House at the escape Of Her Majesty from
danger. Gladstone made q statement in the
House of Commons similar to that of Lord
Granville.
After the arrest of O'Connor he was taken to
the nearest police station, where his behavior
was wild and his language incoherent. He
boasted that he tried to reach the Queen on
Tuesday.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
special to the n. Y. World says: As the car
rage drove up to the gate of Buckingham Pal
ace OConDor sprang over the wall and struck
the Queen on the breast with An unloaded pis-
tol, at the Same time presenting petition Of
amnesty for Fenians, exciaiming, 'Sign, or
die" Prince Arthur, who was seated In the
carriage with the Queen, knocked the man
down. The Queen was perfectly calm. When
O'Connor was questioned, he said his design was
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Chief Signal Officer,
WASHINGTON, DC, March I, 1872, 10 am. :
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwRNTY-FOUR
HouRs-The area Of lowest barometer, which
on Thursday morning was over eastern Ken
lucky, has apparently moved eastward over and
beyond the middle Atlantic coast, the area of
snow having extended northeastward into Penn
sylvania and New Jersey; an area OF low baro-
meter is developing in the Gulf, and fresh to
brisk nOrtherly to easterly winds and cloudy
weather are now prevailing over the gulf states,
with rain along the immediate coast; cloudy
weather is now prevailing throughout the Mis-
sissippi valley and eastward; clear and pleasant
weather very generally from Kentucky north.
ward and eastward and from Virginia to South
Carolina; cloudy and threatening weather has
prevailed at San Francisco; low barometer and
rain at Portland, Oregon.
PRoBABILITIEs.-The barometer continue
rising over the New England and middle states
with northerly winds and clear weather very
generally; falling barometer for the eastern
gulf, with continued cloud and rain and in
creasing easterly winds; increased cloudiness
and northeasterly winds for the south Atlantic
states, with probably threatening weather; ris-
ing barometer, winds backing to north westerly
with clearing weather. over eastern Texas and
Louisiana during the afternoon and evening;
partially cloudy weather from the Ohio valley
northwestward. Dangerous winds are not anti
cipated for the Atlantic coast during the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, March Virginia 6's, consoli-
dated, "a; West Virginia, II; North Carolina's
old, S4Hall others unchanged.
BALTIMORE, March Lotion dull and nom.
inal, low middlngs, 21h. Flour quiet but firm
Wheat firm: Pennsylvania, 81 6SaS1.70. Corn
irmer; white southern, 64a66c. yellow southern
e3a64. Oats dull western, 5la53; southern, Sass
Rye steady, 95aS1.02. Pork steady: Sl4 / SAIL
Bulk meats dull and unchanged. Bacon steady:
shoulders; ash rib sides, ~; clear rib sides,
7; hams, Is IA. Lard quiet: %. Western but
ter fairly active, and unchanged. Whisky dull
and nominal, 90.
NEW YORK, March 1.-Stocks not quite SO
firm. Gold steady, 10H. Money firm, Z. Ex-
change, long, 81; short, 10. Governments dull
and weak. Virginia 6's, so; new, 81. North
CarOlina's, 3hi new, III.
EKw YORK, March Flour duh and declin-
ing. Wheat dull and nominally lower. Corn
dull and heavy.
LONDON, March 1, 11:3O a. m.-Consols opened
at a2H for money, to 92S for account. Bonds OF
1862, NJ; 1866, old, 92k 1861, 92k; 1040's, IS
PARIS, March 1.-Rentes opened at Sc francs
80 centimes.
LONDON, March 1.-American securities
0uief-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01

The New York money market Vas stringent
Yesterday. While money exn be % probably
lent oa call there is no inducemeut to buy com
merefal paper at the rates which have ruled for
several weeks past. and accordingly the paper
market is dull and nominal. Cover nment
bonds were dull and only steady, and the stock
market continued heavy until no0n, when an
upward reaction set in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01
~R Z MOVAL TICH .
NE SPECIAL NOTICE.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST.
THE FREEDMANs SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY

BANKING h0rsi OPPOSITE THE TREASURY
All deposits Of i've dollars or more made With this
company on or before FebI nary next will draw
and JanGai1 IN ss9m that date payable July
forR PER cryr. paid on current business &C.
1000,
NV GURSk4 cUHoOL AT FR8EpHEN1
HOSPITAL.
Al. X d1so q 81 optSi: mill vii Rs flyse upon
proper care q mfants; - ~
,Inc L{ng R IeNs OF 10 hogpftAl, undsr the
charge q one o. the inetructofs WI aAord o1portu.
MY - uf1eoVetoo0 o. the UuDjoctD tauGht,
Ior cireulsEe Gytne lstailed infornat3o0 apply TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01
Government Securities.


stock Report.
by Franklin Telegraph Company, GOO Pa. arenue. !
NEw YoRx, March First Beard 10 81 M
Us. Sc, ISL, coupon, ll5; S-Ds, %, coupon,
III; s.Dl, "a, coupon. llO's; S1s, e, COUPON,
pom. lIIL: s0s, Ts. coupon, ma 0-AOs, coupon,
iGh ex int: Currency s.. ll3l; peg cents, los
silver, $50; Paeinc Mai, 6ca4; Adams Express %;
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S kxpress, IS; American Ex
press 6St,; United States Eek press. 65Z: New York
ien,Ial am Hudson, 80: New York Central Scrir,
gan CentIai.ii9i, Lake shore Michigan Southern,
q Union p cihc Railroad; 3f,l; Illinois Central,
Sorthwesf prefo CO.,: New Jersey Censrsi, liz:
Rock leland, Il0tl; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 56h:
DO, Wsstafn ,ss for, s
guaranteed eshs Hannibal and st Joseph. SIS: Chi
ll9; Ohio and Mississippi certificates, a. Colun,bus.
Chicago and Indans Gent, "a; Tennessee IS old
sol Bonds, s4ss; North Carolts SIS. old. IS; North
Carolina SIS, new, 49, Missouri s, qtH: Central Pa
cihc Bonds, lO21<; Union Pacific LIST Bonds, sIs
Gold, ll01
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01
BOARDING..
MEDICAL, &c.

nR. LEON, No. III street, above 7th, can be
consulted privately and confdentially BY Ladies'
who may be suffering from IRREGULARITIES %
any complaint peculiar TO their seq. Tho Doctor IL
the oldest eetabshed Female Physician tn the city,
"a S,,, sSSeIlnsivsly. ORGANIC AND SKIN DISEASES
EEAALE DISEASES treated and Connn smsnt
y cases taken: Describe case andlenclose Is, and
ady ice and medicine win be sent Address Mrs. DR.
THOMPSON, No. 6A6 n. 18th street, Philsdel-
phia. jaRE-ly'
nR, 9ARDHIR, Lass aftks Rieo,d o. S. Vsasr ca
~ Hospital, can be consulted privately, from N
stenSs, second 's stosy O. or liz
Residence, 1908 Massachusetts, avenue, between
10th and nth sts y ". From his great exp erisnce
in treating over 1000 casss ct the o. Q. vsnereal
HSritsi, epA AgrSctlcs Of thirty yesrs among both
male ana iemaie, he can wArrAat . cure In . few
n B...ppon the receipt Of 90, advice and neai.
cine viii be sent q express. He warrants to cure
IN MARRIAGE, aAPPi RELIEf FOE
In early lie. Manhood RESTORED. Seminal emissions
cu,ed., Iplediments 70 4arriass .emovsd. New
dies. Book: sad 6!Eeyisr: PIT Tree, in ssslsd .n
south Oh street, Rhils6siDhis, Pc. dec0-eoSm
DE 1Ms0TT1 EHIscH r0XDEEs, ClR TAIN
tons, ceseed by indiscretfena 0cnorrhee, Qlsse.
Serodm ;3 - Disease, SYPHILIS, b an IT. fsres
Balsaa Csposss ssd Muery Discarded
q sold h Washt4gfoa by WI. b. BNfNIBLl.
Qruggi2 corner pennsylvania ave. end l1th sSro0t.
Rrtoe 00Des Ho1. ssat b. aAn. bs-1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01

Three entire days having been devoted to the
selection Of eleven men who don't read the
papers TO serve a. jurors In the case of Mayor
Hall, the New York Star says =" II Is doubtful
II a mere entirely regular and satisfactory pro-
ceeding has ever been witnessed in q court of
justice" Such foolery may be Satisfactory to
the mayor and his friends; but how about the
Taxpayers Who have to pay the expense. and
the lovers OF justice who would like 10 have an
Intelligent and fair verdict in the case on its
merits?
Here Is fact which outweighs mail car ful,
OF Senatorial speeches:
When General Grant became President q q ,oo
United States bond was worth So ~ in gold. n
is now worth sloi in gold.
Suit & Go. haven't only got up a "coruer In
whisky" but Q whole page in newspapers Also,
Nothing like getting hold OF what everybody
must have and then advertising IT,
= Worth . favorite combination of coiors this
season are plum color and blue, and garnet color
and light pink.
Gritty women are confined In the Iou;sv,,,.
workhorse, having been convicted OF being com
~Miss Emily Sartain, daughter of .John s.,-
tain, the celebrated Philadefphia engrave, 4.
an artist In her fathers specially, mezzotint
engraving.
0-Dan Rice, after all hrs ups and dovns has
had another down. His personal propertv in
Ere county, Pa, Is advertised for sale by the
sheriff. 'A'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01
WANTS.

fW..ssJFss5P,UssXS.; ,.syl . .y..I.s.g .ooa
Asa2s:. PEI. ss.l 6as.
WAEfED-A CHAHBHRMAID, one Who 4.
80. r.: .r:. ss.ss rs; E : :as S.'d
!: 80 s!S: 'l ire; =
W1nTk5-A deSls: =. sn.ss, ,s55h..s chi:
hs.s ssssS :cati. zddf;. 70. < s?
W4NfhD-A. fle rate COYK, eo!or.d ~:
7 street, bss. On and 5th sc. nort6ss3 f,s-S.
WAkTtD-A NURsi. Middle aged colored
s .Ss sS AHs. es ss.h
WAkIED-A Competent COOK, WASHER ana
hOHkR, who can come well recon- nsnded.
mus, ean. r sSr T. Sn If
nix need apply No. d 30. 5sh .ck "a, and
R..s .ns re. 80 NAL. .%y inns
:oah .st:sss Il Apply corner and
w for the Piedmont Milk and Produce Associa-
ton Apply q ONCE Maryland syesne frei GIT depot
sabre 4 'srPf all fs' s;n H.Ss1s: for
WANTED.A professional cook desires to obtain
r..aenss xadI.si y sSte or
w bon.eworf; one that can wash and iron Must
me well :, rseommsnded None others need sgpiy.
WANTBD-A .senteel cOLORED WOMAN,
with COED references, to take charge Of child
aSp sewing from home E: ss'
WANTED-An EXPERIxNCED PERsON to
= ,s'Sa' Dr.
WANrfD-.A nicely Furnished Room 10 a quiet
w house. where everybody minds his own bust
Si;a ::
WAETED--A reliable steady WOMAN to do
SS sss@ q IT,
WANTED0A nrst elias. OARRIAaE PAINT
corner tk a. .nS Carriage F.e,ory
\VANIEDIA WHITE CBAMBkKMAIe; none
Ne f.t ~ Sd street northwest W pH11Ips
WANTED-A first class dresemaks or, who works
CUSTOMERS to 60 Out by wess OF Rsnh can give
I mia
street. Judiciary square. RI ST.
WANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN to do gen.
snd Bs. 81
manded Apply at las East Capitol street, be-
and streets east between the hsHss of
WANTED-A WOMAN TO cook, wash and iron,
W who can come we'll recommended as to qualif-
Inquire at Star ONCE. rs
WANTED. A PARTNER-A Young Man who
as: had n il hs Lumber
less than sl5 90, TO join him in the purchase OF a
Of the best Localities N IN sx II one
E." Star office IA ST.
M TED.
OLD STEAM BOILERS,
WROUGHT AND CAST SCRAP Iron,
for which cash will be paid.
feb24-eost Seventh street and Canal Bridge
WANTED.A competent COACH NAN and
" GARDENERS combined. Must be either
auired. Address Box No 5, Star office. RS 81
w find good HOMES, and families Est supplied
H. sS sb ST. EN-
feb2o Inn MRS Louise G. BUTLER.
WANTED-LADIEs, to do all kinds Of Embroi-
SsgsEkS Stamping Depot si9 iii street, s sps q
w ,BERMAIDs: Also. GIRLS to DO scrub, work.
WANTED..Every one to know that the FinckIe
hss Seess
anS M most perfect sh9tss in use Agency At
bet. q ana 6th streets. j. W sPiGER isus I ~
"! II: -
OFF CLOTH ING, BOOTS and SHOES HATS and
CAPS, BLANKETS and QUILTS.
note by mail will be attended to.
PHILLIP PEYSER, Agent,
decS m 1146 Seventh street, near NJ
WANTED-t $40 ,0OOl twenty thousand dollars
w worth Of new and cast on CLOTHING. GUNS,
kEVOLVERS, etc etc. ROBERT FULTON &
CO, Loan once, 314h 9th street. JET
S. II. s be-: Wig Tsf ponR g RtS
IAGLEn IN the county js accurately suited to the
| ~ street and Pennsylyania avenue Depot for
Thermometers Of all kinds. ielI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01
A gSTIN p. BROWN,
IA Corner \. Y. avenue and 18th street,

A gsTIS P. BROWN,
IA Corner H. T. avenue and 18th street,
WEoLEsiLE DEALER
LTMByh BILLS cut to order on short notice.
BLUE STONE for But ding, MacaAamiziog and
Paving purposes delivered in any part Of the Dis
REAL ESTATE bought and ssld and money in.
after give personal attention. and will be at nay
office daily from ten a. m. until four p m. marl-n
- China. s,oor.,r. "a
GLASSWARE,
FINE CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE.
orders taken for China Dinner Gets with mono
RoseT,' celeb atsd English Cutlery.
Best Cement for NEEDING China and Glass;
ml.st No. 4al Odd Fell VS. Hail. H. I'll st.
WE ARE NOW OPENING
w LARGE LINES @ OF BEG. bbEGAs Zion.
Comprising DRESS GO6ps in Immense sV yorss, ,
ranging from 25c to IS per yard; Black silks,
s.s card oa &c sf GR e. E
Ea:s:
'9s h &,sS.
~Prices very low and ne deviation;
q
marl.f lols.ld 1920 9Th street. N. W.
MORE NEW BOOK KS
PHILIP 4 sOLOMONs.
Around the World By T. D G. Prime. D. D.. S.
French tsorp snd Italian Journals BY Nath' Haw
The LS;sl: Of Arden EHSt By N. f. Br.ddon, .uthor
Rude Stone MONUMENTS in all Countries. By James
Bss asS'C q Is. s.,iva. Of tn. Gothic Art. By
al 2sp i ff sii' sEeisT APPLICATIONS:
Barring Goulds Legends Of Old Testament Charac.
rI,,, T. s .sS s Ia:.n;y $780,
Taimsd &c Hbcminations Of Modern Society: 81 So
Leckeys Leaders Of Public Opinion in IRE
lsss Ssa asi isl iE
John ys.per: secret; So:
riguisrs To morrow Of Death: SIS.
P ;,';S n n: lP1 r1in. and fHts 81.
The Best Rs:ding, with hints on the selection of
Hayes Law Of Oscillation. Sis
Tra f fs%il, fI SatSes: 81 Marie soph.
PHILP 4 seL0Mo...
BO0KsELLERS ANP srArDNERs.
mari 9ll PSSasYLvAEIA AVENUE.
Ia u ~ CIV NOTICE. Th.. the .so.e
1:tSSi q holding
IHDIfsQ$ 1T. q fs Rs.sSSn.i sst.t: q JESSE
r. s
81 sss q sss y
aiveA under ~ M h.nA this Is az q Hs.sh;
WitneeG-J. j. OrTO. - maFf.fSvs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01
VNHE NATIoNAL sAvINGs BANK,
GvRHER isrH sfREsr AND NEW foHk
torrosrK RIsos' BANK re-
Pays Interest at the rate Of so
e.. SIX PRR CENT. PER AHNUM ...
On all peDosits nads from the rst to and incl udinR
.t-.-s -, the third Of March. :, ~
HENRY a. WILLARD, President.
WI. sIICKNEf. Vice Prest and Act'g Presf.
LEWIS CLEPHAAI, SECRETARY. --
B.P. SNYDER, Treasurer. N 81

C0HAe, 1UMl0Is, OHIDLAIHs, Vascular
6 D.. WHiTII ssssSllshssns, 10. ISL Id
Sss:a Uss ho.E 6Ssyl.. .s1ssst e;
Baltimore street, 1altimofs)
about the inseep. looss at the toes, and have the
corns removed Occasionally before they become
painful, then-the. pressure Of the shoe and carns
win gradually assume their normal condition and
the kin become smooth and natural. But though
the be entirely effected. considering the great
amount Of duty tbs feet obliged TO perform, aud
the Hanger Dering with their ailments, II Il
BY some one skilled IN their treatment. febi7-tr
RIETt wATER ORACKERs..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01
LOST AND FOUND.

LUST AND FOUND.
7 OsT-A SINGLE STONE DIAMOND PIN. A
~ reward of S2s will be given for its return to
this once. Miss
I OsT-On Wedne day, 2stf February, at the Cap.
l.! itol, RUSSIAN FUR TIPPET. The finder
will be suitably by leaving il ct this office,
or No. SIS 18th st. n. w. mI2t
I OST OR sfOLEN-A NOTE drawn by Hugh
II Tumelty to the order of Joseph Edwards, dated
September 4, 1859, for One Thousand Dollars, pay
able twelve months after date, and secured by deed
Of trust The nader will please retuI il 70 the
dersignod. EDWARD EDWARDS,
mar1fst 1'e0'G ii 3 Is street rSsi r. ".
I PURSE containing money. fhe owaer can have
advertisement. sAME POLkfHH0kN. sac and
63A d St, between 9th and Eth, NV. '1fs9 Ct
l. ION and pair H6RsE BLxNKETs, marked j.
X, Post Office Livery Stables. go reward will be
given By returning them to No. 423 Eighth street
I OSIm0p satnrday, february 2a,h q small 40
I &c II The ndfs %
1 1ssasaed and be :a'tss
I OsT-A PERMANENT POLfCY OF FIRE IN
IL sURANCE, No. 43l, issued BY the Live DOol
and London and Globe Insurance Company, for Zen
Thogs.nd Dollar. il i.ycr e Ira H.y' R|isk
ton, d. c. Application hsvins been made for a re.
against negotiating TIE same feSsi sws
CEkTiIICAIt Ne; 3S OF CENTRAL BUILD.
public ere cautioned not 10 reosive e. ocN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01

FINE CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE
We are now receiving large invoices Of the above
goods OF best make, at the low est mark ct rates.
Orders taken for China Dinner Gets with mono
gram or initial.
Rogers celebr ated English Cutlery.
Best Cement for mending China and Glass.
WEBB 4 BEVERIDGE.
ml-3t No. 421 Odd Fell VS. Hall, 9TH st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01

RpETr wATER ORACKERS,
ID Peak, Frean 4 Co.'S LONDON BISCUITS, for
sac by n EeAN, corner L and 7th ste
f15-3iif Republ Under Liberty Hail.
The Portland daily press., 1872-09-18

had the Catarrh so bad for several years that my
hand became confused and painful. was obliged to
get up several times night to keep from choking.
l employed some of the best Physicians without
benifit. was perfectly cured with the University
Medicines in three weeks.
A. M. MORGAN, 119 Congress St.,
Contractor On the Portland & Ogdensburg L. r.