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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02
CITY ITEMS.

POVERTY is BAD, but the worst kind of pow
erty is poverty of the blood; this makes man
''poor indeed" for it takes away his strength,
courage and energy; but enrich the blood with
its vital element, Iron, by taking the Peruvian
Syrup "a protoxide of iron) and you will feel
rich and "as good as anybody" Tryit. 6
CoRNs, &c.-Dr. White, chiropodist, No. 535
18th street, opposite the Treasury, removes corns
ease. He relieves and cures bunions, ingr0wing
nails, vascular excrescences, chilblains, and
other disorders of the feet. His establishment
has been located in Washington, ID. c., over
twelve years, and Is patronzed by many emf
nent physicians, surgeons, and thousands of
well-known and responsible persons. Office
Owing to press Of business during Office hours,
DIR. White is unable to attend patients at resi-
dences except after p. m.
TAKE CARE OF Your VALuABLHe.-Oall
and examine the IRE and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of New
Of securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu-
abies. Rents from ten TO sixty dollars per an
mum, according to size. No business man can
Tie Chicago sd Boston fires.
To ONE AND ALL.-Are you suffering from a
cough, cold, asthma, bronchitis or any Of the
various pulmonary troubles that so often term
nate In consumption? Ii 50, use "Wilbor's Pure
remedy. This is no quack .prepar alton, but is
Manufactured BY A. B. wilbor, Chemist, Bos-
ton. Sold by All druggists. eos
To GET RID Of the Chiib Immediately, take
Dooley's Aguo Powders. They cure perma-
uently. 90
PONDS EXTRACT v nor sale 1t Wholesale By
OhAs. Stott q Co., go Pennsyls anis ayenue,
And BY druggists everywhere. tW,f,n
tn NATIONAL SAVINGS BAuE, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays Der o..
Rsr snnam On deposits fcr each eslsndsr month:
06 N9, 1lt10
THSRnonzruRsa and baronstsu are repaired
and made to order BY Hempler NJ ~ * street.
tn oouxuHlfY Ct isree apprscsass the 49,
fnlneO Of Singer Sewing MAoAino. -
po-RussiAn Barn; 49, red,estsd Vi.
pw 1eths, for al sAin di6ease, q DR.. sheddS.
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htrIxoRE, Jan. West Virginia, 10 bid te-day
BsLrINoRE, Jan. s.-Ootton quite, urmer. low
midohDfr, IA. Flour qniet ana unchanged Wheat
hrm-Shite eaotce, ss@l % Ohio sni adj qua,
LIZ Corn trm-whiie southern, 1o6I-s: yellow
southern, 75tdse; mixed western 81 Osts steady
sou.hern, 5tG b; western mi ei 5oG6i; d. whit
o. b steady end hrm ,so@9s Hay unch snsed. Pro-
sislops nrner Moss po,k, 10 Bulk mesfs-shonl-
ser, On clear RIB sides, IA. Bacon-snnldeI Q, a
eleaI rib sides, 81 sugar cured hams l9Gi4 Lard
eAt1s. NesferH butter - srce and vented aud n
Al 2 nnehangsd Coffee very strong and unchanged.
whisky qniet. $,,dG Sugar frnl, 10,
NEW YoRk, jan 2-stocks active Money
nothing doing, bid. Gold, To-. Exchanee-Ioag,
49, short, fo7. Exchange Is quoted on The new
mel he'd, which is so many cents per pound sterling
Governments strong.
,NEw YORK, Jan. 3-Flpur quiet ard steady.
changed. ~ "
LoNIoS; Jan saConsols for money, ~; for
New York Central, g. Erie preferred, Go
LONDON, Jan z, .. m.-The proportion of re.
serve to Liabilities OF the aux Ct England which a,
last week ~ per cent, 10 now 50
LONDON, Jan. 2, $50 .. m.-Erie,4ls Paris dis.
patches quote renfes at So francs IS ceniImes.
LoNDoN Jan. 2, 8 p. m.-The rate of discount in
open market for three months bills is per cent
a
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~"Coliectipg interest on what they owe
me-" Is the polite name An Iowa thief gives to
his larcenies.
~Shoe store advertisement "Shoes to suit
the times" Rather too eight a ut to suit
many.
ga Brooklyn man. according to the Argus,
who contemplates taking his girls to Europe.
next spring e having Diana swimming bath
dug in his cellar.
~yassalboro, Me-, has prodiga wife, VII o
after nine years among the Shakers, returns to
her husband, and has the fatted turkey killed
In her honor.
~"Are you a burglar, sir? IL so, do not
come in, as 1 am all alone" said a Somsryille
other day.
ga Green Bay woman, whose husb kicks
her down stairs every second night, saws she
likes TO look over his old letters COM enciuR
With: "My dearest, darling little angle Minnie.
heaven alone knows the depth Of my love for
you"
ga missionary among the freedmen in Ten
nessee, after relating to some little colored
children the story OF Ananias and Sapphira,
ash ed them why God does not strike everybody
dead that tells lie, when one Of the least In the
room answered, Because there wouldn't be
any body left"
ga young lady In Jacksonville was recent
" made the victim Ut o hearfless practical Joke.
She vas almost overwhelmed With confusion
By the discovery that she had been walking
the street with placard pinned 10 the back Of
her dress upon which WIS printed, "2, oos chill
dren wanted"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

TIE SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD
Notwithstanding the depression of business in
terests, the southern Maryland railroad, from
Brandywine station, on the Baltimore and Po-
tomac railroad, in Prince Georges county, b as
not ceased work, but the grading of the road is
being rapidly prosecuted. Recently Mr.. Thorn
ton, OF Alexandria, has taken a contract for ten
miles of grading, and has placed a large force
OF workmen on the line. President SmOot as
contracted for the iron, and Col. p. II. Ala
bacn, the contractor for laying the ties and
rams, and bsllasting the road the eutire length
IL making Preparations for entering on his work
az an early day, and expects to have the road
laoout % milesl ready for trains during this
season. Mr.. q. w Dover, formerly of the u.
and r. railroad, is the engineer in charge OF this
work.
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BOARDING.

ECRNlsHrD ROOMS WITH RONRN- -,
And bsek Rooms vii be rent@l rrs.,1.t.-a
~, y, b.sra Also tsble Board harrrs $780,.
all At ell street, between SRI ADD sfs 49, i
ONk PLEASANT ROOM, WITH HOAED r1,,
tso' northeast corner Mas achnseffs .,sr,.
nId leih street nOrthwes': also nr-f-clas. "a NJ !,
bOAhO Entrance on 10Th street a. "a ls -
RoARp-we ROOMS in Alexandra
soesiratle looation, with or without BOARD,
~ pe cotaiped BY addressing "A D." Ga1@tse
Qsired -, 80 - %
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THE ENGLISH CHECK BANKs.-The chief
check bank has recently been opened IN Pail
Mall, but banks all over the country are now
placed in connection nth 1t. All you have to
do IL you wish TO begin business with the check
bank is to send, Tor EXAMPLE, Gl0.ls. to the
of ten checks, each of the value of
one pound, which you can fill up and pay
away as you may require. Any one will take
your check; il Is as good as post efice ordsr
and IL is much more convenient, safer, aud
cheaper. You have not been obliged to ask any
one TO introduce you to the bank; your money
was YOUR introduction; you are under Obligation
to no one, and your banking account has cost
you only one shilling. You can bny a book of
q checks, or 60 checks. or 10 checks, all at
the same rate. Each check 10 stamped so that
IL can only be drawn for fl OF f2, or whatever
amount 1t bears. III your check book is stolen
the thief would probably not know how to sign
IL; II he did, the bank has q means for detecting
the forgery. Already this new system-simpie
safe. cheap and conyenient-has won great
favor in England.
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LOCAL NEWS,


Na:toEai fAeater.-'' Led Astrsy."
ferss Opera Roas>-Grsnd psntomime OF
''JOeko, the Brazilian Ape"
fAeat>r Co-tqu>.-The drama of 81 The Snug
giers Of the Abbey" and other attractions.
Far and festival. Israel NJ. +. Church, Armo-
~ building, South Washington.
Orchesuien music at No. 46s PENNSYLVANIA
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

The STEAMER GIBSON, of the Merchants
line between New York and this District ran
ashore at Ragged Point on her last trip up, but
was relieved without damage to the vessel or
her cargo, and reached her wharf here TODAY
all right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

OPEEA IIBRETTos.-From Ellis music store
we have the following from Lee Il Walkers
cheap standard edition of opera librettos: Mar
tina Lucia Di Lammermore, RIgoletto Bohe-
milan Girl, Faust, and Fra Diayoln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

The SALE or SEATS for the opera season COM
menced this morning, ana the success of the
engagement is already assured, as many of the
best are already sold Those wishing reserved
seats should go TO the National at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

SUDDEN DEATH.-Cbarles Isaac Townsend
eolored, died suddenly in shanty on 18th
street, between X and 5, yesterday. The Coroner
was summoned but an inquest was deemed
unnecessary as death was caused by apOplexy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

IMPROVEMENTS ORDERED BY THE BOARD
OF PUBLIC WoRKs.-The superintendent OF
streets has been directed to have + street cleaned
up at once. An order has been issued for put
ting gas. pipes and fixtures in the Northeastern
mark house. The superintendent of roads
has been ordered to repair Bunker Hill road
near Queens Chapel road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

ROBBERY AND RECOVERY OF THE STOLEN
PRoPERTT.-Yesterdsy between three and four
O'Clock D. M, room No. 12l, National Hotel, oc-
cupied by Gen. Sanborn, was entered and
robbed o. valuable overcoat and other valu-
able articles. This morning Detectives Coomes
and Miller arrested a colored fellow named
Emanuel Smith in the act of selling the coat at
a secondhand clothing store, and recovered all
the property and other valuable property at his
house in Dunbarton street, GEORGETOWN.
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FOR SALE.

ZOE sALE-Chesg-A SHOW CAST fuHy ~
drswets Enquire iI2l street JAHi.e.s
t'ok sALk-A good drawing HoRsK, T6qair,,
t9phi psnALk-CANAkY BiRDs, MOCkIs6
dsei -s sn between LIST 'Hf nd 'r's,' s oorrz "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

The services in the Catholic churches yester-
Gay we're largely attended.
colered man, named James Jackson fell
nom his horse on 9Th street yesterday after noon
and was severely injured.
From Robert Beall and j. G. Parker we
rave HorPer's Weekly, for January 10. A su-
The National Metropolitan Insurance Com
pany have declared a dividend OF five per cent.
for the past six months.
The little Inmates OF the Children's Hospital
we're made happy yesterday by the receipt of a
barrel of hour from John r. Bridget ami six
pairs OF shoes from l.. Heilbrun.
MT. r. s. Ruffn yesterday qualified as sheriff
OF Alexandria county, Virginia. He IL said 70
pc the hrst eolOred man that has ever taken the
cath OF ONCE as sheriff in Virginia.
One general and tveDty-three special super
btendents were discharged by the Board of
Public Works, on the 3ist ultimo. account of
the discOntinuance of work for the sc ison.
Lleut. EcklOh, OF the 9Th precinct, Yesterday
received several handsome presents from thu
Smcers uFder his command. AmOng tn sm vas
pair Of gold spectacles and handsome mser-
scbaum pipe.
Mr.. job Angus who was until a few wears
since, leading builder OF this city, and no "
resides in Chicago il here on a visit and IL
receiving the congratulations of his MANY
friends on his healthy appearance.
Yesterday, the active members of the Anon
Snartette Club presented Miss MorelIe-the
welEknown soprano siDger-with a handsome
walnut writing desk, in consideration of the
valuable services she has rendered the club on
several occasions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

REAL Estate SALBs.-John Carroll Brent to
James Small, north IL feet inches of lot o.
square 1876; so VIM. j. Craigen to John Man
gan, square north Of square 93l. ITO correct
error;) $40. Alfred Heitmuller to j. Henry
Albers, lot 4, in Reginald FendslIs recorded
subdivision of square pc; s4,F6. James T.
Berret, trustee, TO Sylvanus G. Boynton, part
lot 10, square 1872; 81 900. Francis Wright to
David NJ. Crown, lot 9, SQUARE 1856; 81. $40,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

LIBERTY Council, No. 2, Sons Of .Jonad ab,
had very interesting meeting last night, and
the following ofncers were installed: H. g. Car
rothers, past chief; Fred. Goercke, worthy chief
VIM. Z. Place, deputy chief; VIM. Phipps, pa
trlarch; G. ). Hatch, recording secretary; Arch
W. Folk, fnancialsecretary; bernhard waltzel,
Jacobus, inside Waterman; W. H. II. Folk, out
side Waterman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02
FOR RENT AND SALE.

LOB kkNI-far the Congressional seasas .
NV bktCk HOUSE, IN the west snd, con AIN
tnf II large roou q hsDdsom-iy furutshsf toe-fh-r
Nth table serx ice hpuse linen, etc Aprly to loan
bo1Lk CO., ooa lSh -'rect. dscl..ln
LOB sALE CHEAP-No c-usmis-i ~ q, $40
Il good DWELLING HOUSES. ~ith fron, 70 h
roenns essh, IN dif-reut peri. OF the ciiy-pEisss
tAhslng IRON : so 60 $3.50, small cssa ~ meat
On .Ash, long time on the balance. rhese HOUSE,
III, - ,soic Vt bin ~ days. Also. q eiigi6is
SAhniNS LOTS In various parts 81 The cifv,
49, 49,, - ACRES rich Garden Land, 4 nile n IA
N"''n'0Nh' u. z. Call At once,
seslolm tRe,,nl sos ~ m a. SeITS sn;,e
t'9gk kkNT-seysrsl HOUsES Tor Tsai ON II .ps
mess streets. Rent = q and : " r.r r1,nrb
ss.smte % fIreH FoN, under trc.sros,,
osnk, Pennsylvania svenne ~ - .
+ hkNt-A very desirable BOTsr. .i,e.r
-.l.teo or unfnruishssi. VIII - r-,,s,S -.
sSenue' terms. APPD At No Is2s N ASA su..,,,
u,o, t~cii-lr
FVns,slh lhkh-IMo rARMs, IN and a. 49,. -.
~, Ais Church Railroad Dspoi. and .,th,s nsi
terms. RopFar. engsin and Gasp
.e an keA Estate Broker. sIa litb -.
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LOST AND FOUND

c ISL, ths 81 ( ultimo. In s,ius fr m ii-s
.Neen and lrh. gold WATCH Gv-ttbST. IN
ctttth and CHAIN. A lib raj rssr.-s ~ y-..}
west. ~" Htiefs n % 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

Mrss SALIIE Comm, dressed In hAudsome
attire and as fascinating as ever, assisted by her
niece. Miss Nsurie Brown, received her many
ffiepds yesterday at en- Pennsylvania ave-
Hne. SPECTATOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

DRATH OF AN OLD CITIZeS.-Mr. Jeremiah
Hepburn. one of the oldest citizens of Wash
fngton, died this morning at his late residence
on 19th street. OF heart disease, in the seventy
second year OF his age. Mr.. Hepburn had re-
sided IN this city nearly all his hfe and for
many years in South Washington. For a nun
Der Of years he served IN the capacity of clerk
under the city government, most OF the time In
the tar collectors office. He was sl axos!lent
clerk, peculiarly well rtted for the positions he
neid, and was one of our best citizens. He WAS
was prominent member OF the orders OF obi
feilows and Masons, who will attend his fu-
neral on Sunday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

The CoRcoRAN ART GALLERY-Heetings f the
Beard Of Trsstees--The board of trustees OF the
CorcoraD Art Gallery held q meeting on We'd
nesday evening last, and determined to leave
the matter of opening the gallery to one of their
number. IL Is now supposed that the picture
gallery viii be opened within a week or ten
days. There will be no formal ceremonies on
the occasion. special invitation will he ex-
tended to the President OF the United States
the members OF the Cabinet, the Senators aud
Representatives in Congress, the judges OF the
Supreme Court. and other high officials, to visit
the gallery on the day preceding that on which
the public generally will be admitted. The
s,de galleries will not be opened to the public
for some time, as many 81 the statues, bus:S
&c, intended for their ornamentation, and
shipped from Europe, have not yet Arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

RELIANCE LoDez. No. &c, Knight of PythIss
has installed the following offc T. /. Mil
Ter, past chancellor; r. T. Whiting, chancellor
commander; h. F. Crsbbs, prelate; Geo. Lewis
Eberly, keeper of records and seal; I. l.. Barry
master Of finance; G. r Cooper, master of ex
chequer; j. &. Wilson, master of arms; NJ. W.
Leese, inner guard; X. VI. Evans, outer guard.
The following were also elected representatives
10 the Grand Lodge: T.. Betz. II. VI. Locke G.
p. Cooper, G. N.Weiss. 4. l.. Barry. Trustees ~
the widOws and orphans. Geo. T.. Stroble, B.
n. Cfabbs.r. l.. Miller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

SrRucK BIT A SLUNe-SHor. - Last night
Henry Casparis was struck on the ne>n with
slung-shot while passing along Y street, be-
tween New Jersey avesue and North Capitol
streets. by one OF party Of four coiored roughs
who followed him for some distance, evidently
for the purpuse OF robbery. He Afterwards
made his way to Mr.. George Junnemann's,
where his wounds were dressed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

Bf AUSTIN r. BROwM,
Corner Of Hew York ayenHe al1 Bhteeafh serooe.
Three leree double H0y4nos raaging IN I!les
one .hess square d GROUND end LOTS IN n
HOUSES md LOTS II Mosus Pheasant. sss-is
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be- esssissd tre% sSs ss,asns 20 cosrs & -
Dstrtct q Columbia, holding Special Tern, let-,
BETH 4. DUE BAe 2, late q Weshisesoa Co6ssy,
p. O., esccesed. All parsons having eiains against
saue Win the voechers thereof, - tks subscrieer
on % ksfors IT, ~ dey Of peoe1Ser nsxt; they
Of The - estafe. Given under NJ haad, this On
dec is'tk d !. r JACKSON. Rxeeusor.
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BTILDISG PERMITS have been Issued ne fol-
lows since our last II. Braun, two-stOry frame
on street, between 2ist and I'd northwest:
W. r. Dole, one-story carriage house, rear OF
18th street, between and l. northwest; Sarah
Collins, three-story brick on East Capitol ST.,
between 10th and 18th northeast; John Crow
ley, two-story brick on Bridge street, between
Market and Frederick, Georgetown; s. NJ. Bey-
er, two-story shop, between 9th and eth and ID
and streets southwest; r.. NJ. Chaplin, two
story brick ON III street, between q and H sts.
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

A CUT HRAD.-Yesterday afternoon a colored
man named Lewis Shorts had his head badly
cut by q coiored man named Wells, at the
house Of Thomas Minis, on 10th, near n street
northwest Minis Was arrested but Wells mas
kept out OF the way. Shorts Was taken 70 his
home, on 10Th street.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTlsEIENTx.

rs koTICE.-Mi~s JUDA CLARK ava .i.,.r
NJ, wd ~ a. csAak, With the assistsnoe Of
a. Sim VI :, Jr., from Toronto, Ont recei1es
Mt, 10 -. nn4earton street, GeorsetoWn, d. G.
m.h tns New Years hsp piness, the ladies' i Al me
tsoi-e decor sisd 18th al the spiendor ~ M. pbtca
g nia De Nished by Eight bY TASTE TD- lssies
.olle, ss 81 the latest styles, aud looked m6st
seamnnl. The house was quite IT s1ninrufIr A.
tenoed by numerous visitors. Iltsl BIT
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DRAGGING FOR THE BoDY.-Yesterday a
party of about fifty men we're engaged the en-
ara r. yP N Who was dsowne3 abays TO-.
niliaopn SUNDAY, 2ist ult., but their lAbors were
without success. This morning about the same
the Georgetown police, has detailed Q police
man to keep order.
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IMPORTANT TAX NOTICE,

and 6gwERA0E, II not paid within thirty days,
will bear interest e the rate Of ten per cent par
which the undersigptd ean supply ct very hsavy
discount, having bought then IN large amounts q
much lens than current market rates.
Tor full information ayply TO
0E0RcD TRUBSDELL,
decs.lm Real Baats Broker, f0o . street.
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DEER HUNT N NIKeISIA.-A party OF ten
left here on the O'Clock train yesterday morn
ing on the orange and Alexandria railroad and
were joined at Springfield, nine miles below
Alexandria, by three other gentlemen. After
the days hunt was over the su m total OF their
success Wa one buck. one doe. one wild turkey
one pheasant. too rabbits, and o squirrel Mr. T.
r. Thomas killed the wild turkey tying at !
distance Of one hundred yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

Ty.co- RyssiAs 5Af.s; s.se, Hsdie.ssd We
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lnPoRTAsr NOTICE Haviss on hapd =
lumber OF articles forfeited according TO terms on
checks issued aud Tor yhich I am n , longer re-
spohsioe, notice :. hereby given. that naiass sail
Iuc 80 are called Tor and charges naid on the saus
on Sr bel re FRIDAY, January 9ih, they viii he
s Tpun ~ public auction, 81 the Auction Store 81
IhoMhs DnWLlNG. No I7s Bridge stree.
", tsetoMn, u. G., on SATURDAY. Janu.ry lOtb
~ ~ elSck, n. m. Tue articles consists ~ mr.
o. Sents Goats, Pants aud Vests, Jtck-ts, LsfIss
nttssts; ot different material. ShA.Is sa-.Iao.
.losks Ribbons, aud OTHER srt iciss too NUN srops
t. nIeniion. " N WnUATGWE
=. DYER and soourer, No. 40 yearr.on St.
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Gives special attention to invssmsnts IN all kinds
Of interest bearing securities, makes large dsdue
or other improy ements, whether you pay the whole
suficisnt 1}thcut the trouble Of cainr on tie col
iector for bills oselAims fer old material. In some
instances nearly one half your bill may b saved.
light percent. bonds always on hand.
Orders By mail promptly attended to In person,
decllly tOhron. 1eD.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

tn NATIONAL SAVINGS BAHK, corner Of
Now York avenue and 18th street, pays Per o..
Banking hours. b + Sstardsys, . to 8 and
to6 Nt3, 1lt1o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-16
VIVA ESPANA!

Capt,wa de Calirto Garcia, Jete de
Ia mswyeccion del Departments
Oriental
Ell enemigo ha sufrido un rudo gol-
pc en- Yarayabo como pueden yer
nuestros abonados por ell parte Official
que damos a continuation.
Viva Espafia! Viva ell Excmo. Sr.
Captain General! Viva nuestro Co
mandante General!
FL Sr. Coronel Jefe de la g.. Briga-
da en- telegrama de las 4 y so ninu-
tos de la tarde de hoy dice al Sr Bri-
gadier Comandante General 10 81
gulente:
Ell Teniente ARIA en- telegrama
que acabo de recibir me dice desde
Veguita 10 siguiente:-Acaho de lie
gar a este punto. Enemigo derrotado
conpletamente EN- Yarayabo en- nd-
nero de ochocientos, les hice treinta
y seis muertos vistos, entire ellos un
Jefe de Il. Nj. y un Captain, cuatfo
prisioneros, uno ell Mayor General
Calixto Garcia Iniguez, su Jefe de
E. NJ. F. Quesada, un Captain Ayu-
dante llamado Pancho Noguera y un
soldado de su e>colta.-Por nuestra
parte nj I'm confuse: entire Ell medic
del campamento enemigo con solos 10
dc mi compaftfa.
Lo que de 6rden del expresado Sr.
Brigadier Comandante General Sc pu-
blica en- los per6dicos para general
conocimicnto. Cuba 6 de setiembre
de 1874.
Ell Tenientc Coronel ,Jefc de E. NJ.
Camil0 T0loSa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-16
partamentos esclavados en- Ia frontera

partamentos esclavados en- Ia frontera
diapefsan los cariistas.
Madrid % las IN Y q lie Ia ma
mana. - La Gaceta publica un parte de
Iabala dando noticia de un encuentro de
su division con los carlistas en- el pueblo
de Zuyo. Los lltimos tuvieron muchos
muertos.
Puigcerda contin1a reistien lose.
Los pormenores de Ia entrada de los
carlistas en- Calahorra son holrorosos.