davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-09-24
THE Y
COMPANY.

We do not know whether luck has much
to do with insurance, but if it has it gener-
ally turns the balance against the Office,
especially in fire insurance, as the recent
experience of the American fires proves.
The Royal, however, commenced its bisto-
ny by making probably the largest profit in
a short time that has ever been obtained by
any fire office 10 the world at a similar pc
Rod of its existence. That the Royal
should after discharging its Boston claims
carry forward 952,886 as surplus, is a fact
which entities the Company to believe that
its old good fortune has not deserted it..
Still, however, chance forms but a slight
admixture in the elements which command
success, and the care which has been
brought to bear upon the business Of the
Royal since the great fires Of Chicago and
Boston will prove ultimately, Judging by
present results, to have converted a danger
into a real source Of profit and prosperity.
The promptncss with which all losses were
paid, combined with the consequent rush
Of business and the increased rate of premi-
ums, bid fair to give the shareholders rea-
son to be satisfied with even the Chicago.
and Boston fires.
The Fire report shows an income of
G816, 1913, plus f92, 721 brought forward
as reserve, and losses for sf643, 199, in
Guiding Boston, After all expenses are
paid, G54,637 is carried forward as re-
serve, and G52,886 as surplus. In The
Life department 1,177 new policies were
issued, assuring G526, SOS, producing new
premiums for Gl7, 3I9. The Life premi-
um revenue is now G231,126, and inter
est GG6,339. The total income of Life
and Annuity departments was over
9314,O 900 the claims were, with bonu-
SEES, f|I11,6 500; the total result of the
year shows an addition to the Life funds
of 9145,OI9. The Life funds now stand
at SCI ,6O2, 976 ; since 1870 1920, 575 has
been added. The total funds of the Com
pany on the 31st December, 1872, were
92,36l ,812.
The Royal has invariably been managed
with care and prudence, and yet with
that proper amount Of enterprise without
which a company, 10 matter what its
intrinsic merits, must stagnate and rapid
ly 60 down hill. We have many exam
pies of this sort of thing. Nothing can be
more gratifying than to bear testimony to
intelligence and energy, and in many no.
table instances the accounts of some of
our Oldest offices prove that lacking these
all the responsibility and safety in the
world will not keep an office from going
backwards. An income Of over a million
sterling a year is the result Of the pru-
dence and energy combined which has
marked the career of the Royal. 1t is a
very remarkable fact, that in spite of the
heavy losses sustained by the American
fires, the fire reserve fund should have
risen from 1857 900 in 1871 to G37l,539
in 1872, and that the annual rate of diyld-
end has not varied. Facts like these say
more for the management than any
amount of discussion or praise, and we
must say that the votes of thanks and APP
probation given by the meeting to the
directors and their officers were never
more graciously accorded nor better
earned.-From The Review.
, 1873-09-24

for sale al a 4th Auction to be held
at this Office on Monday the 9th of
October mex at IL o'clock. noon.
Auction Office Christiansted September
22nd 1878.
H. A. JURS
, 1873-09-24
PROCEEDINGS
Of the Colonial Council for st. Groix

Erda: In Report of Proceedings in No IS the following to be altered;
ILL., IPgf Lh me tm beow the syllable "wag-" OBJ remoyedO the 18th lines 8nd"da"
a @@ me ih he md page 9th line from above the word "HemanhUpotdte" to be altered to
ICWnnHaIU1 of Discussion on LeHe from the Presidency concerning he sale ocMm ON JJ.
Luuds Dealings against B Griffith.
Agreeable to the Rules of Bushes the matter was discussed within do8d doors
me Council resolved unanimously with IS voh8to geh thu consent requested in the letter
from inc Fr%demy to tesa by public auction ofHe claim owned by the Dealing of J. j. Lud
against FL Griffith to an amount Of 8769 sc.
y ISL Discussion on Letwfom the Presidency lated 18th July No. 1916 providing ht apr
non oil me- Colonial EFea@ys CLAIM agint Comptroller Bohb re@dndel.
IheL eHerr Hs as follows:
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RS- Iowa boasts of a married woman, sixteen
years old, and weighing sixty four pounds.
~ Colorado territory is big enough to make
thirteen states as large as Massachusetts.
fS-N@" airport, Mass, has an armless news
dealer - 80 SIites a ne at ''ist" with his mouth.
I-The dog catchers are known as "canins
undertakers." in Milwaukee.
RS-The society of the army and navy of the
Gulf will hold its annual reunion in Portland
Me-, on the 9th of August.
I-The statue of Gen. Israel Putnam for the
Hartford city park has been remodelled by
Ward, and is now being cast in Philadelphia.
~ The cholera has driven all but 200 persons
away from birmingham, Ala, and they can't
get away.
nyThe Pennsylvania Caledonia club enioved
q rat woman's race for new bocnet. Two hun
dred pounds won 1t.
GThe Charleston News asks New England
ers 10 come down there and bring all their nom
political machinery with them.
kFDeputy Sheriff Stewart, ofMuSray county,
Ca, has also killed himself by drnking ice
water while perfpiriDg freely.
R|Never hypothecate anything; fer the hy-
pothecary, If he have . chance, will be sure to
go back on you.-N. y. Graphie.
81 California boasts that severe and destruc-
tive storms OF any kind are practically unknown
on that side Of the Rocky Mountains.
ga convention of young men who part their
hair in the middle Il shortly to be organized for
the consideration OF the question e 70 whether
they have no rights that are to be respected.
- Fifty persons. who participated in the beer
riots in Frankfort. Germany, several months
ago, have been convicted and sent to prison for
terms ranging from nine months to four years.
sS-It is not "the thing" now to wear the
brtial veil over the face at all. 1t Il twisted
Of q barlesque actress about to have her photo
graph taken.
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ORDERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
The superintendent of roads has been d.
rected TO have 12-inch pipe culvert put in on
College street; also TO remove the cul yerts at
the Intersection of Chaplin and StOughton
streets with 18th street road, and to put in a "a
inch pipe culyert on 18th street road between
boundary street and Columbia road in place of
the one now there.
The Board of Public Works have also ordered
an iron fence to be put up on the south side of
X between LIST and North Capitol streets; on the
east side of LIST between and II streets north
west, and on the north side of Massachusetts,
avenue between 18th and 18th streets, with the
necessary gates and returns, and TO be of the
same patterns As that recently set on IA street
between LIST and North Capitol streets north
west The contractor for the Improvement of
Hth street has been ordered to lay fOOtwslks
and park said street from Pennsylvania avenue
to n street. A Pinch pipe culvert has been
ordered on College street some AZ feet in length.
An order has been issued for the resetting OF
curb, relaying of fOOtwalk, and sewering on
both sides of II street from 9TH street to North
Capitol street northwest, and fer the improve
ment OF the reservation formed by the inter-
section Of Massachusetts, and New York ave-
nues and street.
orders have been issued for grazing reset
ting curhs, repairing sidewalks, and relaying
The eObble-stone pavement on Potomac street,
from Water 20 Grace streets, and on Grace
street, from Potomac 70 High streets, George
town, said work to be completed without delay.
This action has been taken in consequence of a
petition received by the board, signed by the
principal merchants and mill proprietOrs doing
business on Water street and on the west side Of
High street, south OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal, who state that the Improvements made
on Market space have deprived them of direct
communication for heavy Transportation with
the upper portion of the town, their oniy means
being by the way of High street, through Poto-
grade that 1t is difficult to carry more than half
a load.
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EVENING STAR.
,TURDAY....-..........-Juiy ~, 1874.
LOCAL NEWS
Condemned LoeaIS

Col. Flcrei &c promises to make the Ssnfry
hornir0 Gdzefte unusually interesting to- NOR
row, and what he promises he always performs.
The Sunday school of Grace church. (Epis-
copsl,) Rev. Dr. Holmead, rector, had a de-
hghtinl excursion to Marshall VI III YESTERDAY.
A colored woman named Jane Crawford died
IN an alley between 9Th and 10th and and G.
streets southwest, on Tuesday afternoon, aged
zbont 10 years.
Rev. Alpheus Wilson, pastor Of the Mt. Yer
ION Place NJ. II. Church, has received the
honorary title OF ID. D., from Randolph Macon
Hibernian Society. No. 1, held q special
meeting at Carroll hall last night and resolved
70 take 1000 additional tickets for the orphan
picnic at the Schuetzen Park, August IL. The
HiberBians have thus far taken 3 900 tickets.
Mr.. Lemuel Mayhugh was the winner at the
pigeon shooting match yesterday at Riley's cor
rail-, he never failing TO bring down his bird
and the double-barreled gun was handed over
to him.
An insane soldier named Martin Setter was
brought to the Central guard-house from In
diana last evening by a sergeant of the United
states service, TO be taken 10 the Government
Insane Asylum.
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Investment Bonds.

Tho Northern Pacific Railroad Oompanv b.v,ne
determined TO close its 80 Tirst Norteare cold
Loan q An aggregate not exceeding thirty million
dollars, sad Thereafter to pay higher rate Of in.
teret snan per cent on further issues Of Its bonds
hssjislifed re1saisla Of tAs 3-lo Isx. 4, .o,,
bssss dsspossd Of through the usual agencies.
A the bonds Of this issue are made receivs a.,
paSmsnt Of the Company 3 lands ct %, they ara
in constant and Increasing demand for this purno...
and will continue to be after the loan is cIosede
fact which much enhances thstr value and attract
iveness - vestmept.
The Company has more than 600 miles of fts mad
built and in opcrstsn, including the entire Isstern
Division. connecting Lake Superior and the navio..
ton Of the Missouri river 10 has earned tjtle -
nearly Ten Mi'iiou acres OF It's Land Grant. ana
sales Of lands have thnr UT averaged ss per aero.
All marx table securities are received In exchange
fer Northern Pseiacs-
JAY COOKE CO.
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MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.

9 Psmer's Patent Yoke Shirts, resay-made, for
SIC so, less 10 per rent.
Merino Shirts, SIC. 81, 81 IS, 6 Is, 81 rs, a.
S2;25, S2.50, s276, IS, less 10 per cent.
upwards, less 10 per cent.
Jean Linen aud Merino Drawers, regular prices,
less 10 per cent.
Linen Collars and Cuffs, regular prices less 10 per
cent.
Black Ties, Black Searfs, Fancy Scarfs Fancy
Ties, White Ties, &c, regular prices, less 10 per
cent.
Linen and Silk Pocket Handkerchief, regular
prices, less 10 per cent
Kid Gloves, regular prices, less 10 per cent,
Llsle Thread Gloves, IS oentsrless 10 per cent.
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The Late John III. johnson.

This morning meeting of the members of
The bar took place in the Circuit Court room to
take acton IN reference to the death of Nr
John II. johnson. Mr.. C.. s. Bundv called the
meeting TO order, and fully stated the object.
and on his motion Col. NJ. Thompson was called
10 the chair. Mr.. b. Washington was elected
secretary. Mr.ThOmpsOn, on taking the chair.
paid NAL tribute TO the worth of the deceased
ne mao known the deceased for years, and had
found him an exampliteatiOn of an honest man.
he died, he believed, without an enemy
MI. MOTIFS moved that committee of five
De appointed tOdraft resolutions; agreed to- and
MessTs. Norris, Ennis, Hine, X. Smith and r.
Nalach were appointed the committee.
AFTER a short absence they reported resolu-
lions that by the death of Mr.. John H. johnson
the community has lost an upright citizen and
useful member, and the members of the bar
an esteemed brother; that our sympathies are
extended to his bereaved family who have lost
Kind and indulgent husband and father; IN at
copy OF these resolutions be transmitted by
tne secretary 70 the family of the decea sed and
mat the members of the bar attend his fuuer Al
and wear the usual badge of mourning
MI. Norris, in presenting the resolutions
spoke in feeling terms of the deceased. with
whom he bad long held intimate relations of the
most pleasant character.
MI L. s. Bundy seconded the resolutions
paying feeling tribute to the memory of the
deceased. -
Mr.. j. p. Tustin followed Mr.. Bundy, refer
ring TO the life and character of deceased
The resolutions were then adopted, and the
meeting adjourned.
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LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS.

White Cotton Hose at 54t, SIC, sc, sIO2, sIO6,
81 .49, less IL per cent
Brown Cotton Hose at co., 72e Soc sSc less 10 per
cent.
Brown Balbriggan Hose at 7s,, SEE 81 "a. 81 81 .
81 a., S2.l2, 81 Is, less 10 per cent
Llsie Thread, Fancy, Silk Hose, regular prices less
10 per cent.
Mtrino Vests al 6ec. to sI4, less 10 per cent.
Thomson Glove Fitting Jrsets, regular prices less
10 per cent
Linen Hemstitohed Hsndkerchiefs at &c Soc &c,
45c, soc, 75c, al, 81 IS less 10 per cent.
Initial Hemsfitched Handkerchief At Csc. Sc 81
Sl25, 81 50, less 10 per cent
Linen Collars ans Cuffs.
Ladies' Fancy scarfs, 75c, less 10 per cent.
per cent.
Lsls Thread Gloves, !, 2 and button, at 75c, SIC,
81, less 10 per cent.
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FANCY GOODS.

Perfumery Soaps and Toilet Articles regular prices
less 10 per cent.
PEARL Ivory and French Sleeve Buttons at Is cents
to IS per pair, less 10 per cent
Gold Shirt Studs at 50 50 to Sl5, less 10 per cent
Ivory Gold Collar Buttons, sc slI 50 ~ q
S25O, SIS, less 10 per cent.
Plain and Fancy Fans, 75c to s24, less 10 per CT.
Fan and Umbrella Chatelan, 75c to So less 10 pr ct
0xydiZed Buckles, Sets Ear Drops, Vinegarette,
&C, SC, re gul ar prices, less 10 per cent.
jet Jewelry, re- ulsr prices. less 10 per cent.
Psrasos and Sun Umbrellas from SIS 50 to sl2, less
10 per cent?
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RALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
ID Road.
DEror CORst, Ora q srs.N.w! - sS&2&s

Amer July Gath, 1873 trains will run rs follows.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE Ar
"a. BALTIMORE wAsHINGT0N.
% q. m, Niagara EXP, 6.lS .. m, New York ex-
7;ss q. m. New York Ex. q a M III daily nv.
pres, daily except sun cept Sunday sf -
gay 80 daily, accom- SIS a. m, Express from
Ills a m, Fast Line n Is a m Accommos..
West, daily, except sun ton fron1sg Sitimore
day. 1H n m pInrinna,f -
iNs ?, m, NE" fork eN- press, daily, except SUM
SIS, Baltimore express. a:Sem.,N. Y .,pr,..
$40 p. m, Baltimore &C daily, except sunday
commodation, daily ex- sis .. m, all daily, eye
cept Sunday. oept sunday
6:ls p m, Cincinnati IA s.S y. m, daily, from
press, daily, except San. Baltimore, daily from
9a9 p m; daily New York 10 ~ .. m, southern Ex-
Night ENpress. press, faiy.
oaU , nj, Paoihe IA llos p m, New York
Trains leaving Washington At SIS ga m and s,ae
r m, connect II Bowie with trains for Msriboro,'
having Bowie ~ so and n a. m. and sss D. m I,
arriving at Marlboro al l0:5J and ll:4e .. m, and
Gas .. m.
Trairs arriving at Washington At ll.is. M. sls
snd SIS connect ~ Bowie With trains leaving
Marlboro 81 s:4s a. m, SEQ and $40 p. m.
Passengers leaving their orders NJ Ticket once
northwest corner OF Is street. ana Pennsylvania
avenue, northwest corner Of 9Th Il. and Peuusy
avenue, Can have their baggage called for and
checked at hotels and residences all points North
and West. Through tickets 90 Cincinnati, OOlum-
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and all
points north, northwest, west, and southwest.
v. l.. DuBARRH, General Supf.
". y. YOUNG, Gen I pass'r Agent. WATT
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WHITE GOODS.

Hamburg Edges, l5c. TO 81 81 yard less 10 per cent
Hamburg Inserting lsc. 10 Sl.N yard lees 10 per ct
Swiss Ldges and Inserting, &c. to slyard, less 10
NansoOk Edges and Inserting, Is to s2s yard, less
10 per cent.
Victoria Lawn, SOC. to SOC yard, less 10 per cent
striped, Plaid and Plain Nainsook, So; soc yard,
less 10 per cent.
Bishop Lawn, at SOC TO SOC. yard, less 10 per cent
Tucked FrockinR at e0c TO 81 yard less 10 per cent
Striped and Plain Swiss, at Soc to 75c yard less 10
per cent.
Plain 0rgaDdy, sc. to 75c yard, less 10 per cent
Marsala, at Sic. to Sc. yard, less 10 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-26

THE NV YORK JEWELRY RsRBRRY-This
morning hr. A. Picard arrived here from New
York 70 recover the jewelry recently stolen
nom his store on 2d avenue by the prisoner
Chail lee Ja.ien, who was arrested in thus city
yesterday BY the detectives. 81 ated in last
evening kTAR- He recognized the goods re-
covered from Julien at once, but says there are
more articles not yet recovered. II is supposed
mat Julien has sold many OF them, but both
prisoner and complainant are Frenchmen, and
are therefore Unable to converse much with the
o.heeTs- julien will be sent back 10 New York
to-day.
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INFANTS GARMENTS.

per cent.
Cambria Slips.
Cambria Dresses, Plain.
Cambria Dresses, Embroidered
Flannel Skirts, Plain.
Flannel Skirts, Embroidered
Square Drawers.
Robes.
Walking Cloaks.
Wool Boots.
And q complete stock of every article of Infants
wear all subject to Q discount Of 10 per cent
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MD] JOSEPH J. MAYS r
w PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT, IN

93s PESSsYLvAxIAA AVENUE, xrAR 1OrH STREET.
EsELLING OUT TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
~S10,000 WORTH OF KID CLOVES
~ Having such an fmm- stock on hand We
will give them 10 our customers Tor less
tnan eoss. jy2i-3t
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"A fSGfoN r.: r.. Is sS.;fEsE5
ALEXANDRIA a FREDERICKSBURG Il. Il.
Coma af Is and Si1fh S.reets.

Local Trains leave for Alexandria A. follows:-s7,
>, y, no. IL, .. m Il noon, 2, s, 4, g. 8, D. m
m and .. m daily, all other trains daily EXCEPT
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive a. folIows.-
6S, Us, g, sS 10 *. II -S3, m, u IS, S. So ,
-, IS, tS, o-S, IS, SIS .. m; IS m and ~
except Sunday.
Wsshiugt and Ohio h. r.
0UANTlC0 AcccmpodatIon leaves Washington
CHEAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond.
Leaves Washington ii IS .. m daily, except Sunday
Through tickets % all points South and Southwest
for sac at Orces, corner 18th street and Pennsyl-
vsnia avenue, and corner 9th street and PenDsyl-
baggage TO be checked at all hotels and residepces
through 20 destination.
Il. $. YOUNG, Gen1 Passenger Agent. jya4-u
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LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS

LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.
ans - per 'en''
II SiO
per cent.
Cotton chf%ises at g 9 cents, less 10 per cent.
Elegantly trimmed Chemises from l.50 to IS, less
10 per cent.
oO'.on Drawers at g cents, les. 10 per ce...
q" 81
And full and complete line Of other styles
Night Dresses from 81 to $40, less 10 per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-26

BUILDING PERMITS were Issued to-day to
Mrs d. N. Sterens for q two story brick dwell
ling on IIth between and q streets southwest.
ard TO James Riley for = three story brick
building on High street, between Bridge and
Gay streets, Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-26

PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throat, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
iameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that Ii is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-26

OPPoeirIoS CoxECTRRs-TheFe has re-
Gently been put on the Baltimore and Potomac
road tram called the Baltimore Express, for
the convenience of parties living In Baltimore
ard doing business in this city. This train
leaves Calvert station. Baltimore, at IT'S q. m,
stopping at the Union depot, Lafayette. and
Caiyertown road, arriving at ss35, and leaving
at SIS u. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-26

THR NATIONAL SAvTNGs BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18Th street, pays per Ct
per annum on deposits for each calender month,
Banking hours, 8 to Z. saturdays, TO 4 and 6
to 8. 2Tta Iat1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-26

MRS. STRoNEERGER WANTS DIVORCE
Yesterday application was filed by Mary E.
Suomberger for a divorce froR the bends of
mauimony wiz Frederick a. Stromberger TO
whoa she va married In Deces Der, 1s5I, by
Kew. VIM FlaDdet5, in Baltimore, Nd. She
charge that since ecsOber last he has refused
10 support her and the children. and asks a d.
Norce .Fom the bonus Of matrimOny and an
hlunetOn rom selllUg effects Stomberyer
WAS before the Police Court few days since. IL
viii be remembered, when there ,as tsstiu s1y
a. 70 his - oeking has wife down md whipping
his daughters with a coach whip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-26

BASE BALL-On Tsesday next, the 18th in
slant, the Matual club, of New York will visit
This city and play their fourth championship
latch with car Washington nine, on the
olympic grouhds- Next week we are promised
eon1e junior contests. On Monday the Cb<sa-
peakes, OF this city, and Peabody CLUB of Bal
tima-e; Wednesday the Matua, Juniors, OF
New York, will play the Chesspeakes, aad
probably the Creigh4ons also, on tse same dag:
and on Thursday he Creightsns sad Atlantic
on the Olympic GROUNDS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-26

The HAI-s NILE RACE YESTERDAY over the
quits q spirited affair and was witnessed by a
large number of spectators. The following
horses were entered: r. j. Loeber s. T. Prince;
Mr.. Burgdoh, Z. e. Mike Craigen; B. NJ Bar.
ker, b. <. Star, and p. ID. Mills, b. a Cohe.
The race was won nv Mike Crairen; time. ~.
6A, and 80. D1Etng the race, Cohe, a tiI,e
stallion, met with an accident which resulted
In the breaking Of one Of bis legs
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READY-MADE DRESSES.

Our stock of LINEN SUITS POLONAIsEs
REDING0TS is the largest in the city, AMI We
invite the attention 81 the ladies 70 the great bar
gains we give BY the liberal reduction of 10 per cent
from our prices.
We name a few, with prices:
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SUFFEREKs FROM CoEER, BUNIoNs, BAD
NAILS, etc, tnd immediate relief at DR.. Whites
establishment, No. 535 18th street, opposite u
3. Treasury. The treatment often effects a
perfect cure, even in extreme cases. If none but
suitable shoes are worn. tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-26

WILCOX s. GIBBS SEWING MAoErrB. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chss.
Baums hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencsr Building. lO28
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-26

The SECRET why such crowds flock into the
sample rooms of George w. Driver, at the cor
because of the refreshing character of his de-
nghtful and cool beverages, and especially so
for the reason that the exquisite quality of the
celebrated Lion Lager is improved by being
drawn from faucets OF improved construction. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-26

TUHoo-RUssIAN BATES; $50, Medicated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, at DIR. Shedd's,
903 street. 5.20.6.