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CoIoRED BAPTIzIHG.-Y esterday mOrningat
II O'Clock tWenty-three converts % the Baptist
Iath were baptized in Rock Greek, near the
Bridge street bridge by the Rev. SANDY Alex
ander, pastor of the First Colored Baptist
church, OF Georgetown. assisted by DeacOns
charles Lawson and Griffith Washington. The
cert monies, which lasted three hours were yerv
interesting and were witnessed by large as
semblage OF persons from this city and Wash
instOn.
MASONIC FCEBRAL.-Caspsr Nauman, one of
the charter members and Past Junior Warden
OF George b. Whiting Lodge, No. %. F. a. M,
as buried yesterday afternoon at / O'Clock in
OAK Hill Cemetery with Masonic ceremonies
y he following brethren were pail bearers: j.
T. Shaw, +. W. A. JurgersOn, L. G.. Havilland,
y. X. Dickson, W. a. Cunningham, and q. F.
WstZeTich.
GRAIN TRADg.-Arrived, schr. T. P. Morgan
from Alexandra, with 200 bushels wheat for
Hartley x Bro, canal bOst Medley, from
Whites Ferry, with 2,10O bushels wheat Tor
Hartley & Bro, and sos bushels for II. NJ. Tai
bolt. We report no sales. Market firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16

Mr.. JOIN F. PRIGG, proprietor Of the old
established jeWelry store, No. 45T Pennsylvania
avenue, is constantly adding new attractions TO
his always attractive stock Of goods, and among
the additions re Gently 10 sde we make mention
CT the beautiful solitaire Mexican diamonds,
styles Of scarf rings ard pins in ermine, anne
thyst, and cameo, at -; plated sets at %; Jet
hoop earrings, set in gold, at $40; Etruscan gold
jewelTy in amethyst drop, with buttons to
match, at SO; initial buttons with gold fronts
81 3 and So. Opera and vest chains in great
variety, in all sizes, and OF the best manufac-
ture. Lake George diamonds, very brilliant,
IN gold setting, at from s. to $40; new aqua ma
rine sets az 81 new Grange Opalein studs, IS
karat, at 50; Montana sapphire pins at ~; AMI
Spanish topaz solitaire studs, in Is karat, at 81
-IoyEey's SUHddy Chronicle
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District Observation-Disclosures.

There j. 70 be a special meeting OF the Fire
commissioners to ECrrew evening TO consider
tie subject Of the report to the District Com
rliSsiCners, required by the latter.
The Controller il tC.dsv paving of the L.
f0TeTE under Contractors ~. !, L.angstou and
Thomas Belts Also TIE clerks 70 tie registers
g the voters for tie last elections in this Dis
triCt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16

BOYS AND YouTR's SUITS In worsted and
s31sted effects, for dress, in large variety.
Boys Overcoats snd Talnas
Boys Cashmere Suits
Csc. 9. HENSrSs, No. 40 Tth street.
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L OCAL NEWS.
Amnsements, &c, To-pight,

National TKsaleT-,JOe Emmett, tho popular
Clutch comedian. in "Fritz, our German
Cousin"
FoTd's CpeTd Hoass--HsvsTIey's minstrels.
Ihed'eT CCriqus.-The celebrated Freeman
Sisters in their speCialties, ana the "Flashes II
City Life"
LiHcelH H9T,-LectuTe by James T. Fields On
Familiar Ia h with Charles Lamb. SYDNEY
Smith, L0Etcil0W, and TeuuysOn."
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\ EW Books
Received st
sHILLINGTeN BOOKSTORE,

Corner IA street AND Pennsylvania aveHKs.
Ten Old n aids, by the author of Widow Gold.
smiths Daughter.
Sack Of Gold, by TIE author Of J oseph tue Jew,
Lorna Doone, by the author of Maid Of sker
squire Arden, by Mrs. Oliphaut
" est Lawn, by Mrs. Holmes, a1thor Of Lena Rivers
tria. by Oliver OPTIC
Justin Mccarthy 3 brilliant Story, "LinIey ROoh-
Chsste as Ice, Pure as Snow, BIZ Mrs M O. Despard
Gentianella, Novel, by Mrs. RandaIph
Alcrich.
Losing to Win, b. Theodore Dsvfes
New Funny Picture Books, beautifully printed 10
colers sod boun1 handsomely; will be immense
ly popular with the young
Masquerade Blocks, Expression Blocks, and Aero
bat Blocks, fun OF fan snd frolic and most bril-
liant In costume.
Blank Books. Pass Books, Day Books and Ledg-
ers, Note, Letter and Cap Papers, Pens, lax and
every thing IN the Stationery line, wholesale and
retail at eH1LI1NGT0N'S B0OkSrOR 81,
now Cor AZ street Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16

BEHRADED BY THE CARSON FRIDAY NIGHT
last, as the through New York exprsss train on
its way to this city was passing Muirkirk. sta
ton on the washington branch OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, it ran over an unknown
nsn sS S ~ ~ 49, S1mplesely
instantly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16

TEE STAR COURsE.-The sale OF reserved
seats fer tie pOD1 ar "star course OF lectures
opens today 81 John e. Par<er's and Warren
Chcste & Co =. The lectures composing this
colTss are al Erst-ciaSs, and represent en- eX-
eeiiert variety OF talent. The failure of many
tectuTers IL not 80 much because OF q lack OF
merit IN what they have 70 say as their inabil-
ity % say II IN manner that will delight As
vel a. instruct an audience. People 20 TO lee
tnres a. much Tor amusement and recreation
a. Tor knowledge ara instruction; and the ex-
csilert programme Of the 0star cOurss,, indi-
Gates selection Of lectures with a view 70 thIs
fact Those purchasing season tickets NAV rea-
Sonaely expect an evening OF hearty enjoYment
~ each o. The enter talnnsnts.
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GOHIlLER Il PINKABO
- hhOLESALE RkTAIL DR. UGGIS r.,
e1cce<sors 20 Or. Dssf o. Clarke 4 90.
nol2eoln All Penn. ave., bet. ~ and sth sts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16

FINE MARKET BUuDING.-The work on
ne new market house Of the Northern Liberty
market Company being erected On 9Th street.
tttNeen N ana J., IL progressing finely under
TIE supervision OF tie architect, y. II. McGill.
tEtsiCe Salls are uP, and the iron sirders EpSn-
Iing the entire width Of the building, I25 feet
tsai0 - oe the largest girders on any build ny
n the WOrlG) arc nearly all M ard the ROT Il
oeinE put o. The building IL 224 feet IN length
s s,t - "a width The company expect 20 hOli
LEI . lr.t 1Grsst in Il early in January, aud
with that expectation have contracted f1r ~ !,
Esis snd benches, specimens Of which are on
eNLibl'ion. The butchers portion Of the m
Eet VII cghsltot = sections. Il feet long and
10 feet vide. CaCh Containing sartio-,S S;,;-,--
70 each stall ~ 'front.' BY Ieet width TIE
benches On exhibition are Of inch Osk pIank
made by Downing Brothers. and the rseEs
srG hanks are q galvanized iron with verv
elaborate brackets made by Matthewson & Co :,
New YORK.
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NEW BOOKS ar RALLANTfNE's,
G2e Seventh street.

Opening 0 Chestnut Burr; by Bey. n. p ROwe
Holcen fifth the Ords; by the author OF Shiloh.
The Frozes Deep; By Wilkie Collins.
Eimroc Of the Sea; by ". n. Davis.
Lily aud the Crcss; b. De Eille.
sceEtres and Crowns BY the author Of the Wide
Wide World.
Doors Outvsrd; by the suther of Win ana Wear.
Trouds History Of Ireland, vsls. and
Frssers Lectures on the books Of the Bible eclstr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16

CHANGES AT TIE NAvY-YARD-Messrs. Jno.
y. SIieer, Charles W. Morgan, John Minor
botts, Patrick O'Brien, John e. Axe, and Ma
thanlel htbron, clerks in the department OF
construction and repair, and one shipwright,
Che pattern maker, one bOrer, and one bolter
era I'VE laborers in the same department were
Ian Vas appointed clerk TO the naval constructs
CT, vice Spicer.
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CHRISTMAS Is CoxsNs-Do Won rememhsr.
when ye1 were boy, how you used 20 count the
DAYS till the circus should arrive or tiU Christ
ms shoald Gomez just 20 now are the children
OF larger growth counting the dsys tiI the
last Library drawing shall come of. Tue little
ones and the larger ones are both looking for
SaIo 70 pleasure and to presents. The boy will
De satiEhsd with ragged quarter of a d)llar
the man yesrns for a quarter of a milton
christmas will grstify the one, ana the draw
.hg WI. sS,lsIy tue other, If he has only been
thoughtful enough TO have purchased the rIsht
10 snare In 1T If not, there is yet time, but il
Is only three dsys,
THERE is no excuse for poor Biscuits, Rolls,
Bread, Griddle Cakes, Mullins, wales, &c,
when Dooley's Yeast Powder is used.
BETTER THAN G5ING SoUrH-"Go Southt
Go South ~ Ia the parrot cry of the friends OF
the cOnsumptive- IL Is yell meant, but silly.
Few OF those who are suffering from lung and
threat complaints can 90 South. or would he
benehttedif they did 90. HrIe's H7qsyof H1rs-
hoqnd and Tor is worth more than millions OF
cublc feet OF southern sir As a remedy 'O- every
species OF pulmonary complaint IL will cuFe
any cough, any cold. any bronchial coma, Amt,
ton.
Pixies Tooth Ache Dro,s-oareI n one minute.
To RB CURED OF Rupture wear the Elastic
Truss, 255 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. %
MEsIro Shirts and Drawers. ~, 81 >, sl50
esfh; medicated Shirts snd Df9wers ~ H0l.
lander Bros, near Wizards Hotel. lO,I4,i:
IRE NAToEAL SAVlNes BANK, corner Of
sew YORK avenue ami 18th street. paws 5 per
cent Per snnUm on deposits Tor each Cslsuis-
month. Banking hoars, g 10 4. SATURDAYS, g 70
AID to 2, 27tS 1.tIs
ALL-WooL JNDERSHIRTS AND DGAwgRs
= 70 each; the Latest style Scaris, At FollauIer
Bros, next door ABOVE Odd Fel,Ows' Han.
10,14,l:
CORNe, BUEIONR, 60.
For relief from CCrns, BuniOns Club and In
growing ksis, etc, visit DR.. " hite's esrahfish-
lnent' no. 635 18Th street, opposite the q. ;.
Treasury. "
FIRE Gents Furnishing Goods, at HoUander
Bros. M M ;.
MIR, CBR. AAEDER's NATIVE WyER cannot
be strongly enough recommended to the lovers
OF a wholesome beverage, on account OF it,
purity give Mr.. y. Call, at 9ll 7th street
north west, and try it. I0l7 col.
EXTRA LARGE SIZE Underwear, at Houandsr
Bros. 10 Al \.
Try The ELASTIC Truss, 235 Pennsylvania
aIenue- 2,5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16

NIB. FIELDS SECOND night
Mr. Fields will sPpear at Lincoln Hall, on the
occasion OF his second lecture, "Sldney Smith
and his Work in Life" There is pleasant N sn-
ton everywhere among All who heard his lee
ture OF Friday evening, and the interest in his
behalf among cultivated people Is decidedly on
the increase. There will be a large attendance
this evening no doubt. Diagram at Ballan-
tyne's until six O'Clock.
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TIE MARKERS.

BALTIMORE, November l5-yiryinis skies raeI.
poDs, s25s; West vrgiuia's, Esi; E5rth tsrallna
s'Tes, Old 81; Do; new 20; special AK, BID to-day.
middllngs, Ia. G'4}4. Flour frmer, but not qust
sbly hither: tairly active. Wheat bu3yant and
stroDs-No.l red western, l?08l2l; No. 2 10 Il7@
llb; fsiT TO prime do, l3GiI5. r-jasted lIl: rel
Maryland, l2o@lsO; do. emeer, l3O@lst; do. white,
55e1iN, Corr active and frmeT-whire southern,
sOCqoS; yellow southern, s2@s5; mixed western. 81
Oats scarce and il good demsut-sour bern, 81 ass;
gsG CO. Hay uSc5s4ssd Mes p1Tk n6minaa ri al
Bn mest,Z1@thiug oferiE g; shoulders. 90; clear
cured hams, Hos Lard 6rm. IS W stern bG ter,
CHOICE scarce and wanted, soG33 Petroleum nom.
f.sIiIe, H1.@l915s Whisky frmer, los; sugar in
NEW YoRK, November I6-stocss active and
s ssTcs s eoId' l95, Money, g. Exchange, long,
new YORK, November Is i Flour steady.
wheel advaEcing Corn erg;
money ST the stock exchange on government secure
ties j. per cent Ognsols for money, s3s for
LONDON, November Is, 1 p. m-The rate Of
disoount Of the Bank Of England to-day advanced
5GS dG6i: f HoyemseF g. sdyioos from
LoNDoN, November l6, p. n.-Erie, 2S1z 835H
Paris dispatches quote rentes at 81 frances 20
LONDON. November I6, $50 P. u1.-The amount OF
bslspee to-day is E:9 600 O5nsos for m9nsy,
quote rentes at 81 francs: 80 confines.
@A Baltimore salooDist has hit on "conso-
lation cocktails"
RI woman in Springfield makes good in
come as aper-hanger.
EEThe starving people in Nebraska are Ilv-
inE on baked squash and pumpkin,
RIA Wisconsin man m akes his living by pre-
dieting fires three hours before they occur.
ESs$ The London Lancet pretends to know no v
man feels when his head is cut of
&S-A woman in st. CrOix, used her husbands
money TO hire five lawyers TO get divorce.
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TEE TTroG3AFHICAL C0NTgsr-Tha men
heTs CT the typographical Tournament Asso-
ClGflCn held meeting Saturday evening. Nr
Il. IbcmI son in the chair and L. II. Patterson
secretary, and adopted rules to govern the con
test. The Contestan'S IN the hrSt class thus lar
gre as follows Prom TEE STAR Office. Mr.
t-chaId A Mclean; from the government Of
zee, Messrs. Shaf.Der, Steiner and Wolf: from
the RsTubliedH ehice, Nessrs. Richards. NcCll-
ION aud OMEN. &c + highly probable tina. the
test men II other Offices will enter before the
h--s sTe closed.
In thesecOud clsss It ia probable that fifteen OF
twenty competitors viii enter. This is open 10
AT v DO have never made q record Of over sOl
ems per hour, and they will work an hour and
8 half.
On Saturday Miss Nelson contributed 500 to-
wards the urTCse Of the gold stick in the fol-
loving note 10 Er. Chas. O'NeilI &c Having
learned that COmpOsitCrs Of tue national ma
tTCIOl1s are about to contest, in a tourney, for
TIC prize o. gold stick, IN fast type-setting,
ask you 20 accept from ne, towards the nrr-
chase Of the stick, the enclosed sum OF money.
without printers, good and noble men every
y here, the AT Ireseryative OF art would die.
Nay the best man win"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16

THERE is no excuse for poor Biscuits Rolls,
Bread, Griddle Cakes, Mullins, WALES, sc.
when DOoley's Yeast Powder is used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16

FORGER In A BEEF RARREL-Moses
Meyer, who arrived last Tuesday by the Goethe
from Bremen, was arrested last evening bv
Detectives Walling and Woolsey of the Centr Al
police Office, accused by Mr.. Barnard Wolf of
100 Willism street of having obtained 2234
forms on forged note from his brother. Lip
Meyer to a house in Attorney street near
Houston. Meyer, lerrning that the officers were
close upon him, jumped from his bedroom
WINDOW TO the yard below. lie then crept into
cellar and hid himself in g large beef barrel
where he was found by Detective Walling.-N
4, SIN, l4th,
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BFECHRR-TILToN-T trial of the issue be-
tween MIR. BeecheT and Theodore TiltOn is still
deferred, and Is likely TO be again postponed
when il comes up next Wednesday. The rather
lively tilt between the counsel Yesterday was
wholly inclusive. The proceedings are in the
form ofan application for bill OF particulars
Of what Mr.. Tilton proposes to prove, but the
incredulous and suspicious look upon them as
legal expedients to bring about delay. at any
rate, they appear q crab-like method of reach
ing a trial.-N. Y, Tribune l4th,
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To PB CURED OF Rupture wear the Elastic
Truss, 2G5 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. r.6
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WARREN CHOATE CO.'S

Beautifully Bound and Illustrated Books for
presentation.
Large varsity Of Juvenile Books, new and
- splenoidly bound nd illustrated
Artists Materials
Gold Pens, Pencil Gases, Pocket II looks, Chronos
VISITING Gard Engraving, fine Fancy Stationery,
sple Stationery, every requisite If a 6rss.cIass
Book and Stationery Store.
WkRREN CHOATE Co,
- Vernon Row,
nov4-tr 10th street and Penn avenue
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FORTY HOURS DEvOZTur-Fts CIserr11cs n
fts Dis'rirt arches During tFe Coming Year
The following II the order 81 the Forty Hours
Devotion 70 be Observed IN the Catholic
churches OF the District during the ensuing &C.
c-estastlcal year OF 1870, Es ordered by Arch
bishop Baylsy; So. AiOyslUs, Washington, ar
Usry {, Feast Of the Epiphany; st. Marv's
ashIrgtCu, January J., the second SUNDAY
stter Epiphany; St Matthew's, Washington
March :, ne fourth Sunday in Lent; st. Jo-
serbs, W dsEtngtcnf April il the second sun
cay after Easter; s.. Patrick's, Washington,
way rs FeuteCC.ti Trinity church, GEORGETOWN,
may ., Trinity sunday s.. Augustine, WasE-
lugten1 August 1. the eleventh Sunday after
fehteccef, St DOTLiuIck's, VAST gtOu, Octo-
Ger 3, S0iemnlty o. tie Holy Rosary; The In
mscula'e Conception, Washin gtOn, October 10
we tWenty-trst sunday alter PeutesOst; 81
stephens, Washington, October l., the twenty
ScOTd Sunday after PenteCOst; s.. Peters
Warrington, November q, the twenty seventh
Sunday after PentecOSt.
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How NEW YORK CAR Conductors BEAT
TIE BELL PUECH.-A telegram from New
York says: Every conceivable method that
could be thought of has been tried by the con-
duCtOrs OF the several railroads using the
punch TO beat the game, as they call ii; but
the latest which has come under the eve of the
sUperinte ndent Of the Third Avenue railroad, Is
that OF wire run up the arm of q conductor,
az the end Of which is attached q bell, similar
IN sound to that in the punch, and connected
with the little finger Of the right hand. When
fares are received, the bell up the arm is rung
the passenger hears the bell ring, and presumes
he Il duly recorded. Two Of the conductors
have been spotted with these wire bells.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16

MERIro Shirts and Drawers, ~, 81. p, Sl.5O
each; Medicated Shirts ami Drawers AZ Hol
lander Bros, near Wizards Hotel. lOI4I:
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1HE TEEATERs.-WashtngtO n play ners wilt
gladly welcome back 70 the capital SIR. T. X .
Emmett, Who appears at the National this
evening Tor the fret time since bis return from
Europe. Those who have seen and enSoved his
performance Of "FritZ, our Cousin German. 7"
vii need no further reminder TO be on hand
particularly when We state that he has aided
many Instrumental solos and musical gems to the
piece, and Otherwise impTOveiIt. Those who
have never seen "FTitz" have q rare treat il
store.
1oTUaEcs in this city at FCrd's Orera House TO-
night, come here warmly endorsed by the press
where tsey have appeared % fine troupe Of
MUSICIANS and comedians. If they deserve az
y az y said in their praise, lovers OF fun ant
music viii greatly enjoy their performances this
week.
Always something Few az the Theatsr
C0miuue. In addition to the old Hsvarites We
have this week Master !. il. Browne in 4 new
local drama, ''Flashes OF CITY Life" the Free
nan sisters and numerous Other novelties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16

b SILvERBHR0.
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR eroRn.
ocs1O-u slS TIE b., MAJ PnuuYIvAxlA Az,
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A MURDER AT 4 CANADIAN VILLAGE
TAvBRN--At Washago, Ont, last Thursday
afterI con Alexander ID. Mcdonald caused con-
Siderable annoyance in the Washago house by
insulting and striking several respectable resi-
dents. After being twice elected, and while
standing with bis back to the hotel, report OF
firearms was heard, and at the same moment
Mcdonald was seen to fall on his face. On be-
ing raised up small wound was found in the
back CT the skull, from which flowed brain mat
ter and blood. The victim died that night. AZ
the inquest witness named Poison testified
that lie saw Stephen Whitney, farmer, who
for years occupied a respectable position In the
neighboThoOd, deliberately aim and fire at Nc
Donald st q distance of twenty feet
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BUTTER.

gre TOT o. Genuine New YORK G0sren Prttsr.
Just arrived, which we ofer WhoIessic and -ersiI
Ato, Just Icelye Cd. 400 d0zez CANNED GOODS,
Nhich Ns Nlti sell during the early part Of the saa.
son st extremely low rates
Pure impor-ed CUBA HONEY, by tho gauon-s
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ELPHONZO YOUNGS d co.
ARE SELLING
TEAS
SUGARS,

TEAS
Oar 90 cent OrlOug and Iu1ps-f.r Tsas A.. 81.
pet q be bad n thu city a. price I- noney re-
it.tota. W h.-p have on haEG, alf b. large Eupnv
ENtttsi o. ctr different grades, iuciuffrr very hEb
grble 81 Et.rtT La japan and 5ice rI1yuue ur-
powder, az Moderate prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16

MIR, CHR. XAEDER's NATIVE WINE cannot
be strongly enough recommended to tue lovers
OF a wholesome beverage, on account OF its
purity. Give Mr.. y. call, at eII 7th street
northwest, and try it. IG17. col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16
COFFEE.
FLOUR

GRAHAM FLOUR AND DAT MEAL.
~ A bnith d CO.s Graham flour and Crashes
NISat' olreet from their mill IN Brook ever
Eeea. fresh Cat Meal "a bulk; q s1uine Sc0teb
Sht Atel II pound Packages; Geuuira Irfsh ORf
MEAL IRON the ster Gate Mills, IN g D. ~ cs5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16

IHk NATloEAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue ami 18th street paws per
CSLt Per snhum on deposits Ter each Cslsnds-
month. Banking hoars, tO4 Satu-d4ys @ &,
All 20 = 27tS.IstTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-16
GOAL AMI WOOD

TRY THE ELASTIC TRUss, 235 Pennsylvania
avenue .
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A MOTHER CHANCE!
FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
II AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
POSTPONED TO
November 80, 1874.
DRAWING CERTAIN Ar THAT DATE.

LIST OF GIFTS.
One Grand Cash O 900
One Grand Cash Gift ,........- 100000
One Grand Dash Gift..,....,... $4,000
One Grand Cash Gift ,.,,,..... 10000
One Grand Cash $4,000
Cash Gifte, $40 900 each...... 100 GOO
10 Cash Gifts, $4,000 EACH, 10000
Cash Gifts, 10000 eacb..... l50, 1000
20 Cash Gifts, 5000 eRch.... 100000
20 Cash Gifts, 1000 ekch..... 100 900
SO Cash Gifts, 5000 each..... 10000
80 Cash Gifts, 1900 each....,. 100 900
loo Cash GIFTS, 1000 each. -., 100000
s40 Cash Gifts, 800 each..... 100 600
900 Cash Gifts, 100 esch..-.. 10000
19 goo CaEh Gifts, so each $4,000
Grand Total 10000 Offs, all CASH. s 900
PRICE OF TICKETS.
whole ......... $50 90
Hsly 20 90
1eItb, or each Cor pon....................... 90
IL Whole Tickets for..............-......, 500 90
S35s Tickets Tor 1000 90
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AND
CUMBERLAND COAL.
DEPOT AND YAaD at T. W. RiIey's Whsrves
loCt q liza and i2.h streets southwest
.bKAkCE OFkIOE, q street, between % And 81
streets uCrtAw Get. 90. Is-Iy
Al - oUD AZ 81. ANn PINE WOID
city. IL my part o' TIC
Leave. your ordors With BRAD ADAMS, corner
sth CEa Z stryes, or send them 10 AtL.-e1s
"esEf, foot Of G a street
ssn3-T GOODWIN Y. ArLEE.
J e r. U Il,
Dealer IN best verietIes OF
AETHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND COAL.
Also, WOOD In the gsick, or sawed and spiir.
Prices moderate for cash,
OtECes and YARDS: Foot sf street and Rho5-
isiaId avenue Sot~een 9Th aud l0th streets
orders aiao received through hezsrs HhMTL
iO& & PEARSON cor. sth ans SIS. jv29-ly
Coal GOAL!
We invite the attention Of consumers 20 our Egock
OF CtALi embracing ell the choice qualities, to
when We arc making additions daily, which we offer
ct lowest marx II rates
OAK and PIEE WU0D, sawed and split or in
OAK and PINE KISDLIHGs, ia bundles or rs
the cord, sTEPHEASOE BBOTHER,
Othces l2Is Pennsylvania Avenue,
ieGstr Hill and Depot, Seventh street Wharf.
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