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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04

THE NEW ATLANTIC CABLE.-The following
particulars are given OF the New Atlantic ca ble
now being manufactured in England. The
conductor consists of a strand OF twelve cooper
wires, wire Of large diameter being the center
band, and eleven small wires twisted around il .
Compounded like one solid strand, this weighs
four hundred pound per nautical mile The
the compound. and then gutta-perchs. IL is
then examined carefully, guaged and covered
with another layer of compound and gutta-
percha, and so on until the whole of the dia-
lecfric, consisting of four coatings of guttss
percha. has been put on. It is then sewed with
a cord OF jute, or hemp yarns, and passes into
closing machines, wherejt is covered with GAL
vanized iron wire, or steel wire, it afterwards
receives q coating of yarn and asphaltic COM
pound, for preservation against salt water
The new cable is almost complete The cable
ing near Valencia. The other end will be
beached on Newfoundland, and thence to New
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~Gray, bronze and wine tinted felt hats

&C Gray, bronze and wine tinted felt hat:
Tor men are coming.
. y They say cremation only costs %; and ye
Sargeant Bates still walks and Waves.-Rich-
"Ond Enquirer.
The failure of Lyman B. Frazier of Lynn
nnsetts, formerly q shoe manufacturer
ou' steiy engaged IN real estate speculatiops
sa,ua announced I'm His liabilities amount to
AT MAIDEN, Masssch a sets, on Thursday.
two and q half story hons. "a. mo.aa ~ -, .
wipd twenty-five feet, and dashed against
another house. The krst house was con- nIstsJy
~Maul Sanyeah, while perso,u;n.
honey City, Pa, on "Wednesday evening. last
Tell from . stapeze bar. breaking her Isf, an
the Pennsylvania hospital. "
VIs many parts Of Massachusetts, ON Man.
day, people were using sleighs, and protesting
they never before knew anything like IL at this
season Of the year. The Boston Traveller.
however, rem nds them t5at they did the same
thing last year On tae lhird OF May.
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A HORRIBLE CAsROf wanton cruelty ia re-
ported in the Baltimore lAmerican this morn
ing. The victim, a colored boy about fifteen
years of age, employed as a farm hand at the
farm OF MIR. j. W. Randall, in Howard county,
was tortured in an almost incredible manner
with hot irons and turpentine by two colored
men, simply for the qualification Of their cruel
propensities. The details are almost too repul-
slve tor publication. The boy was brought 70
the Baltimore Indrmary yesterday, where it is
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS
DY LArIMER 0 CLKARY,
- AuctioneerS and Real Estate Brokers,
Do1thwesx corner Pennsy yania avenue ana iltn q
Star once Ruitdiugs


- Under and By virtue ef deed Of trust made
-dete the nrst day OF September, ISIS, and
corded among the land record Of ashtngton coar-
~, In the District Of Coiumbis, in Liber No. rs,
foiio ~, &c shall scll, on the premises, FIJI
afternoon ell those. pieces Of land and premises
situate on the west sioe of Market Space tue city
OF 0eorsetown, D. o., designated pa Of Lots Tor.
.one and forty tive, In the plan Of old Georgetovo,
ming On the west side Of Market Space eigh.y-two
feet ten inches from Bridge street runn,as .sssaeA
northeriy with the west tine Of Market Sp<c thir.
y,sey en- feet Tour inches; thence westerly parallel
Hn Brase street thirty nine FEET thence souther
westerly parallel with Bridge street thi.fr StrS.
iest four icches; thencs southerl- osral,aI win
MARKET Space MY one feet two inches thence esst
srv parallel with bridge street thirty eisht feet
ieI inehss; tnenee .orthsriy parallel with Market
swenTt EIGHT teet thence thirty nine feet to
The terms Of sale WILDE: The amount o, indebted
Eess secured BIZ said deei OF trust IN psi 4, 10 nj
StsS tsbeut), with the expense Of sale IN cash and
notss q the purchaser, bearing interest trsrn m
day Of sale and secured by deed of trust ON IN >
property shall be gis ea. deposit Of one hunipni
dollars " III be required Of the purchaser IT tn
sAM'L a. MsLoY. trustee.
maH4-dSda bATIMEs CLEARy. aarts.
EXTRAORDINARY BARG ALAS.
spring Dress Gods
BLACK Alpacsk a ID M, hairs,
Bleae he'd CottCns and SheetiDgs,
spriI Cloths a. Cas.meres,
A tuii took of Mourning Goods.
strsw Msttings, Floor Oil Glolhs.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
msy2-tr lOl Bridge .t-eat
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A AAHL Z Co.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS or
ELECTRICAL APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES.
Tsxth Strsst, corner Louisiana ausns< sovthveu.

Having recently increased their manufacturing
facilities BY the purchase OF additional mschinery
and the construction Of furnaces for fine bran aSd
bell casting and Tor cafbons for batteries are now
Electrical, and Philosophical ApDaratus and SUP
plies OF all sorts! Their Carbon Zinc Battcry IL tie
Tor private purposes, a. IL not require the nee
OF any chemicals, and will work from two to three
ply o. water 70 replace that which IL evaDorsfed
OH, eotr1o Ciocks,s Indicators, Burglar Alarms,
and private buildings. S'S
Inventors The best quality Of Bells and sne srnss
Sastinss Of the pursst metal supplied ON short no.
1So apl-1m
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TBH MRANRsT DKPALCATIoN YEA lot of
the Norwich (Conn.) imbibers gave up their
toddy for week, at the time of the tea ami
versary. few months ago, setting apart the
money thus saved for the poor of the town. but
the agent Of the Provident association, to whom
the cash wss intrusted, has failed to account
for about . per cent. OF 1t, and now the drink
wish they HADN'T den Mad fhamsaluas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04

TIE SUPRYNE Council OF the SD degree
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite southern
Jurisdiction. the most august body of Masons
IN the world, commenced its biennial session
To- Day IN the Masonic Temple, the Sow. Grand
Commander General Albert Pike presiding.
His allocutiOn was delivered this p. M. This
occasion brings 10 our city manv eminent Ma
sons from different sections of the country. The
fraternity OF the rite In this city viii give them
banquet on Thursday night, which promises
20 be a splend Affair
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IMMENSE REDUCTION!
BRODRHAD n Co

Are row opening an entire ztN-k q DRV
SOODe, Just purchased tn Sew York By Mr. Broi-
head. at " oLderfuly low prices
Dress Goods IN gr At variety and Of tbs styles
ana iabrics, from l1bsc. up 70 81 50 per VAT
Lyons Black silks, CSC 81 Is, 81 so : I rs, 81
81 %, e. o. and IS (ai lessf d per Ger, ,sss bso
ruling Esrket prices, and Of the best makes aud
meet perfect fnish N
Black Alpaca, &c. single width, d.utIe width
Reversible Ottoman shswI. q. a.
White Shetland Wool ehawIs, al s.
Ladis 81 Liben Hrnmed Hsndkerchisfs, l2ssc
Isoies' Que Bottom q lored KIDS, Csc NS'
Ladies Two Button Party Kids, 7Bn
Lsnsdale Cambria &c, and other Bleached and Uo.
Dlsached bottoms &c. and upwards Good loo rricet
Prints, SIC. splendis style fsstoolorod Prints ouy
~. 81 ~ Linen Towels: O. Per zen and up.
goods are very chesp COrsets, Size and M
Parssols In great variety, very low. O0ats' ana
OisrE spoel Cotton, Sc, and LOT Of other goods
eQrslly loo. Our goods are Of the best makes ana
styles, selected with crest care, bOzght auo sold
cheap and will do purChsseTis good
BRoDHRAU a. CO.,
mar24-sm 1905 y streets. bet lath Ana = n s,s
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DRowNED-Yesterday, Coroner Patterson
was called upon 10 hold an inq nest on the boiy
or Alyetta HALEY, q young man about twenty
one years OF age, found in Oxen branch, and
after inquiring into the circu instances gave a
certificate OF burial. deeming an inquest un-
necessary. HALEY lived In that neighbOrhood ,
AID has been subject TO flts, and 10 IL though ut
while crossing the stream on q fallen tree he
fell In and was drowned. He bad been missing
since last Thursday, AMI his body was discoy-
cred IN The water Yesterday.
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ICE was made Thursday night in the neigh
borhOOd OF New York an inch thick The
Highlands of Staten Island and the Orange
Mountains are covered with snow. and passen-
gers from Albany say in some places the Hud-
son river railroad track was covered to the
depth or i've or six inches. Nothing OF the kind
so late in the season has been witnessed for 20
wears past.
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ny THOMAS DOWNING, AacTioneeT
lOl Bridge

haGhLf VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
p rEHBBtkt1r r HnTSIIQN ON BRIDGE sTREEr.
90 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May 9th, at
osciock, on the premises, will sell the fouT re-
malnlt 9 lots upon which the Presbyterian Ohurcn-
form riy stood each fronting "A feet by de nth Of
lilo, to ten-fc OF vide alley
Terms:-Ona-third cash; balance a. 6, II, Is, and
"a mon hs, at interest, ssc1red by See OF
trust on the properly sold Co1veyancing az cost of
eff. TUOV Az now, ING
apS0-td Apcfi1nss-
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FOR CoRNs, BuNIoNs, TROUBLESOME NAILS,
etc, visit DIR. Whites establishment, No. 535
visit.
DIR. White, Chiropodist, No. 535 18th street,
opposite the Treasury, removes corus without
pain, so the shoe can be worn with ease; he sue
cessfully treats bunions, club and ingrowing
nails, and other d.sorders of the feet. Fee, 81
per visit. Office hours from q. m. to D. m
visiting patients at residences except after q
p In.
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SUDDEN iLLNKss--Mr. ID. 81. Wheeler, bail
ID Of the Orphans Court, Was taken suddenly in
In the ottcer OF Col Webster, Register OF wins
on Saturday, the results OF wounds received in
the late war from which he has never entirely
recovered. He Was removed to bis home WHARF
Drs. Walsh and Eliot performed an operation
for stranguIated hernia. Mr.. Wheeler Is aulte
low and there are doubt. of bis recoEsry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04

TEE i4TH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CLUB re-
organized for the year on Friday night by
eleetias John NJ. Shipper, president; John W.
hunter, C. Coats, vice presidents; Captain
Horace n. Brewer, secretary; j. II b. SMALL
wood, assistant secretary; George Shanklin,
treasurer y. II. b. Small wood, Aaron Russell
Inomas Kirby. delegates tn republican central
committee, Richard Ware, Horace III. Brewer,
alternatss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04

WINE OF THE WooDs, Endorsed and pre-
scribed by the leading physicians as laxative
and digestive remedy, is steadily gaining In
popular favor; Cor Dyspepsia, Indi gestion, Con
stipstion, and Headache Is unsqualled. q, eo2e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04
CITY ITEMS.

AMONG the most beautiful and novel designs
for gentleman Of hard soldered plate Of gold,
eighteen karsts line, Weighing forty-tvo penny
weights, ana representing an eli hfy-four dollar
gold chain. 1t Is Of superb manufacture, ac-
eompanied with handsome and appropriate
twenty dollars At j. E. Prigg's jewelry store,
45l Pennsylvania avenue. We also observe In
hr. Prigg's window Alaska diamond ar-drops,
Msrpe's celebrated enameled bracelets from BIO
70 go, and splendid assortment OF pearl
vinaigrettes with silver chains. In jet, now
more fashionable than ever, he has, unaues-
tionably, the largest and finest assortment 10
Washington, and he takes care to secure all the
novelties simultaneous with their appearance
in New York.
GRocBRs EvKRYwHkRE KEEP Ir.-why?
Because Dootey's Feast Poloder has achieved q
reputation second to none for strength, purity,
reliability and economy. 1t produces most ele-
CANT, light biscuits, rolls, &c, and 50 exact are
the propoi tons of each ingredient th at the ame
Of four-is convenient to use. and the food pre-
pared with 1t is such that 1t can be eaten and
Teiished by the most sensitive dyspectic or in
prsd Sy DOosT rear B OF sde &c Msnus
YORK, ana Tor sale at retail by all grocers.
Wrons Custom Corrected.
, &c IL quite generally the custom to take str0r z
liver stimulants tor the cure of liver complain
and both the mineral aud vegetable Kingdoms
have been diligently searched to procure III.
most drastic and poisonous purgatives. in order
to produce a powerful effect upon the liver and
arouse the tagging and enfeebled organ. This
system Of treatment Ia on the same principle as
that OF giving weak and debilita'ed man large
portions OF brandy to enable him to do a certain
amount of work. When the stimulsnt is with
Reid, the organ, like the system, gradually re-
lapses into a more torpid or sluggish and weak
ened condition than before. What then is
wanted? Medicines, then, while they cause
the bile to flow freely from the liver, as that
organ is toned into action, will not overwork
aid thus debilitate it, but will, when their use
l. discontinued, leave the liver strengthened
and healthy.
WORKS WONDERS.
BERGEN. GRNRssRR Co., n. Y, Mar q. 1871 .
DR.. X y Pierce:
DEAR SIR: Your treatment in my case has
been quite successful and satisfactory, aud for
which desire to express my gratitude. have
been troubled with disordered Liver and Ca
tarrah and general weakness, for good many
years, and was failing slowly all the time, and
last August l called on you and got some of
your Golden Medical Discovery and DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy, ana one OF your Nasal Injec-
tors, and since that time have been improv-
Ing and am now better than L have been in
years. not having had the sick headache 10
months which used to have to average once
a week, the Golden Medical Discovery being
the principal medicine used. 1t has worked
wonders in my case, and l recommend it to
those similarly afflicted. Let me express graft
tude to You for such invaluable services
Truly and gratefully yours.
WIN. F. CRrTrKSDKN.
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VM. F. CRITTRNDEN.

by hOusekeepers that good Tea and Coffee is
the greatest luxury of the table, and these can
be always had at the American Tea Store
corner of 9TH and i streets, where the Coffee is
roasted fresh every day by steam power and
sold at New York prices. Also. a large assOrt-
meEt of the best brands OF Flour, Sugar and
Fancy Groceries.
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notice. NoTICEn NOTICEW

TRY GOODS are stflI selling q. lox r.,.. .,
BhNTkBs, 1920 P-Hnsy lvsnis aveuAs. Msh.irs
stc " bite Goods at popular prices fioft "a. ao6
SsIeOes cheap. BID spresds, Towels, " pkfns and
Table Iinen at bargains. Hosiery, L.liesi ana
Gents Handk hfef-, AID a genera s1rtmanf "a
Motions st low fFurss sn9I
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STATES MAIL,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, March 81, is74
Proposals will bs received ct the CONTRACT Once
i4 re be decided b. thesetS June, I9l for c ar
ming the msls Of the United State, from LIST July
State Of yiTsns and BY schedule Of Departures
spd arrivals herein specified, viz:
E76 From AIcola, Gum Spring, } TO Loud-p, (s.a-
Leave Arcola Tuesday, Thursday, and sstur-
Arrive at ioGadon at Sam;
Leave Leudon Tuesday, Thursday, and satur-
day at 10 an;
Arrive at ArcOls By Ian.
and Fort Pickshin, to Tower Hill, ?, mile.
and back, three times week.
Leave Pamplin IepOt Monday, Wednesday,
Arrive q Tower Hiif By SPIN;
ss,nI rSws, "a M monday, wednesday, and
Arrive at Psmpiin !: Depot, by lam.
S7s From Wakefield Station to Assamoosick. q
Leave wsfefeld stss fs " T esne.day ami Sat.
nrdsy at ! N;
Leave A:sa%oOsi Ss @sSnssda y and Saturday
Arrive It Wakefield Station by am.
G7s From Linyille, BY Idom and Green Mount, TO
singer Glen, s's miles and back, six times
Leave LinyiIle s.ily. excep. sunday, at 10 q m:
Ls.ve singers Glen daily, except Sunday, ct
Arrive ct Linville by sSpm.
s7so FrS %,u HapsonyiIle. b Hs~kins Mills aud
Mllox SPRING, TO Hickollsvilie, Is miles and
Leave HansonriIie Tuesday and Friday q, 6
Arrive st NickolIsville by II m;
Leave hickolissilie Tuesday and Friday at
Arrive at jacksonville by7p
Esl From Poplar Hill, IL stsfordsviIie, 90 Ee yies
tons Springs, "a miles and back, twice
Leave Poplar Hin Wednesday and Saturday
ATTAIN,
Arrive a. Eselestons Springs at II an:
Leave keslestonS Springs Wednesday ami
Saturday ct D m:
Arrive at Poplar Hill b. 5 pm.
For FERNS OF proposal, guarantee, and certificate,
and also Tor instructions the conditions 10 BE-
eDhrsced in the contract, &C ses advertisement of
80 september, 1870, and December 4. lS3, inviting
proposals for mai, service 70 Virginia, be found
~ The pribeipsl post ofices.
Bids sacpid be scot IN sss,ef envelopes, 81 per-
scTited ell pre- posais. State Of Virgil is and
sddrs TO the Secs.d Assistant Poe On aster Cen
erei. ySO. a. j. CRHSWxLI
SION u Poetm sster General.
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A yicTIN or RUx--Tbs coroner, DIR. Pat
terscn, assisted by Drs. j. =. hsrtiyan, Adams,
and wallace, yesterday held a post mortem on
re BODY OF Norman Evans, VINO died suddenly
10 10, ne odntDg In Hog Alley, between 9Th and
" All n and streets. and agreed that his
death was caused by con geslion Of ths hrain
spPssilauesd By intsnpsfance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04

JUST RECEIvED-Fresh supply of desirable
Hats for the spring trade.
English and Americ an Silk Umbrellas.
STISEMBTZ, Halter, 1881 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04

IHE WAsHIseTos TRoTTING ASSOCIATION
neIo meeting on Saturday night last for sell
ing me p2ois Tor the hrst race. Each horse al
vorite, ADD brought the highest price in ev.,v
pool. Kitty Fisk and Golden Belle stood r.,
the contest IN the second race, and were ahont
before the race comes on on the 18Th inst. En-
pools are sold At auction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04

FATAL FIsTICUFs FIGHr.-Mr Albert Chew
ming an aged citizen OF Nelson county, Va,
residing near Roses Mill, got into a dght on
Wednesday with young man named Alex snder
Wright. In the mslee Mr.. Chewing was so
badly beaten that he died from his Injuries.
Both men are very respectfully connected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04

THE RECENT SAFE BURGLARY-To-day.
Chief Clarvoe and Mr.. Coomes, of the detective
corps, were before the grand jury giving testi-
mony in regard to the safe burglary at the office
of the district attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04

The CAPT PROP HONIcIDz-On SATURDAY.
Coroner Patterson held an inquest on the BODY
OF Sandy Dyer, (eOlored,) who died from the
effects Of blows on the mad inflicted by Wesley
Jordan last Thursday with q cart-pro and \
Eerdict WAS rendered in accordance with the
facts az stated in TIE STAR OF Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04

THE REV. HENRY WARD BBkCHRR makes
this coDprehe Dsiye reply to An anxious ques-
TONER who is DESTROYS Of knowing whether a
man can love his second wife Is well as the
first: That depends on what sort OF wife the
hrst was and what kind OF life the second leads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04

The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. Id
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LOCAL NEWS,


Nation az Tledter.-CarncTOss & Dixie's cele-
trsted minstrel troupe.
F0rds Opera HoHse.--Miss Agnes Booth az
Juliet in Romeo and Juliet"
TAeater Comique--Ls Jsrdin Mab.le and the
PGrasian Can-Can.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04

KIRKLAND AGAIN.-On Saturday even ing a
warrant was Issued by ". 8. Commissioner In
gersOll for the arrest of A. b. Kirkland, of Chi
cago, on the oath of L. +. Roessle. charging
him with false pretences, and Detectives Sar-
gent and McElfresh served it. The case was
subse0ue ntly dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04

THE SPRIJvG STYLES.
I call attention to the following
BEAUTIFUL AND sEAsONABLH
styles Of Clothing for Men and Boys, which may be
seen, among many other varieties, on my counters:
The sDiam0nd Check Suit.
new and handsome style in fashion,bls fabrics.
Ii Is neat, dressy, and keeps its shape well.
The DOuble.breasted Sack Suit
Is easy and graceful, adapted for either dress or
business The Vests double breasted. aad has the
model, easy In wear and snug in ht.
The ssNew Color" Suit
is model Of beauty. 1t is OF seasonabIe weight and
peculiar nnish Is conservative in style. and adapted
dressing.
The SPar Excellence suit
have it in four different shades and fabrics IL i.
quite reasonable In price, and is selling very pdy
The ''TwiIight'' Suit
was fould so very desirable last season that had
special orders placed for large quantities, and am
now prepared TO Supply the heavi,st demand,
My $40 All.wOOl Suits
are a great hit. They are by far the best aud
cheapest offered for many a day I have an extra
force at work On these goods.
Great Specially I'm Mems Pants.
al colors. all styles all of the best Foreign and
Domestic Fabrics. In this line defy com petition
EvKYBODY INVITED
70 call and see the Styles whether they wish to
buy or not.
a. STRAUS.
l.--PEENsYLvANIA AvENOE 1o1l
ap1-u Between 10th and nth streets,
A AAHL Z Co.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
ELECTRICAL APPARATUS AND SUPPLIES.
IsSih Stree, corner Louisiana ausnss sorth,ssa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04

After many years exlerimenting have n isst
9ncoyered . method Of preparing PAINT which
I VIII VARIANT 20 cdectuaily prevent dampness
f rs, provided the paint 10 applied bv M own
HOUSES and SIGNS r.iutsd In the vsrv ,.s..,
style and In the most durable manner.
beine enor1ushly eguiReed for svery Kind Of work
weom have not herstofore met lrefeseionaIly.
isSSR, ses ss ssrsss between s1S Ell T S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04

WASHINGTON FISH MARKET To-DAY-Solf
by X. A. Golden & Bro.-l0 900 shad, at from
s14 70 sis per hundred; % 900 behring's, at 1865
to 81 per thousand; 1000 punches rock and
perch from Is TO % cents per bunch.
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FOB A PEB1n0T.FITTIHG SHIRT
LEAVE YOUR Orders AZ
KEENY. aga eth street Nsrthwsss.

fS0HEN LOAN 0BFIOB, 0ovxW AZ Ia Sku
- 40 Ns0 Yok AsMss, entrance ON New <GN
zen eysnue The most lrtysss loan Once
y TIE CITY. Money loaned 1t the lowest rate>D |
q intsree On Gold end silver Wstehss, DiamsDds,
kless ana f1esed Wsrs, Guns, Pistcls, Ladi0s' and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs
~ At =. TH0S. BROWNS,

Harris Seamless and Button KID Gloves
hAIs tlcteris Butt-n X ids st 81 Is aui 81 50,
Large assortment II hamburg Eiging and Ins srtin g.
very cheap,
SrD Umbrellas, all the new st,les,
and 20 cents, IVY "
BIZ silks. bl'k Grenadines pure Mohair I,,.,ra.
Gray and Black Striped Sumner Silks
Gray Dress Goods for Suits,
Oell early ard ex anime my stock boueht for cash
and will be sold cheap ans4 1V
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-04

CARPTn uLlAMlp Ar TIE srlAu oar
OPIf 1IAfM0 WORKS, $50 Hsiss svse.s
- y sa1 - a Obi sf5lss e ~ s:sss
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