davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13
The Government OF the District.

From a long editorial article on the above
subject in The N,H'iOs for last week we copy
the following very clear and fOrcibie state
ment OF the relations which exist and ought
to exist between the general government and
the city OF Washington:
s'Be the wisdom Of the theory that planned
our seat OF government as 10 may. two things
are to-day tOlerably certain. first that no
great American city will surrender itself to
the absolute control Of Congress for the Sak e
the conflicting authority OF our state and fei-
eral system requires, in public estimation.
that the capital De under the exclusive iuTis-
dictiOn Of the federal power.
cit follows almost inevitably that the seat
OF the national government must be not only
the creation Of the government, but also uri-
der Its abiding Guardianship y control which
Is able 10 destroy corporate and prtV1tcTi rights
Is morally Chargcable with the growth, i'm
IrOvement, and security 81 the capital. IL
does not 30 10 say one day that the govern
ment may bind all private and public prop
erty in the city as il pleaSeS. and the next
that 10 may surrender matter OF national
concern 10 the exclusive management Of "A
small. local hOdy-UOlitic. An ordinary self
controlled city i subject tOthe or linary laws
of growth and progress. aat its exclusive
end il the welfare and convent nee OF its
permanent inhabitants. Washington was
never designed 20 serve any such humble
pun CSe- On the contrary. all OF the pur-
poses which called ii into eXiSt'n and die
tated its plan and dimensions were national.
Its streets. by way OF illustration, were not
laid out according TO the necessities OF traffic,
Tor limited by the economical views of its
inhabitants. Instead of such business ways.
Its founders provided avenues of magnificent
proportions intended frOmthe outset to please.
not the local taxpayer. but the American
4tiZen, and to be commensurate rot with
the local wants of small town. but with its
national purposes. Thus 81 peTc OF its area
was gwen up to streets and squares. against
twenty-five per cent. in Paris. AMI twenty
SIX per cont in Boston. and thirty-fivp per
fhfa lot 4,
gard, the most eXtTayagant of European
cities"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

The National Woman Suffrage Association
holds its annual convention in this city COM
meEcing Tomorrow, when a repetition of the
usual arguments in favor of wonan's right
TO the ballot may be expected IL has been
the custom of the female suffragists for sew
eral years past to hold an annual convention
In Washington, and the leaders naturally
enough select a time when Congress is in
session Here at the capital they can the more
easily pour their woes into the ears of our
national legislators, and although as vet the
latter have given them but little encourage
ment they seem 10 believe i'm the oil aIlga
about a constant dropping" OF late years
the suffrage conventions have been ire
proachable in point of respectability. AMI
the utteTanCes of the speakers marked with a
calmness and moderation much more effect
i've than the wholesale denunciatiOn Of the
tyrant, man." formerly INDUCED in. In view
of the fact that the movement seems to max,
no great progress, the earnestneSs and
persistency OF its advocates certainly en-
titles them 20 the respect of their opponents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

Last summer the attention Of the Post or
nee department was called to the danger Of
explosive oil lamps on postal ears by the
burning To death of a postal railway clerk
near Grafton, West Virginia In this par-
ticular case the unfortunate man perishei
miserably in the flames caused by the expIo-
sion of a coal oil lamp. which fact was duly
represented To the department, with the re-
commentator that measures be at once
taken To prevent similar horrible occurrences
in future. In the case of Fayman. of this
city, who met with such sal fate on the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad the other
night, 10 is believed by those who were in the
car with him and escaped injury. that he was
killed almost instantly, and that he never
felt the flames which few minutes late.
were converting his body into an unrecogniz-
able mass As terrible as was this manner
of his death, il was much more mercifuI
than being roasted alive. which would
inevitably have been his fat. hal he
been simply injured by the collision. No
less then eleven coal oil lamps took fire
either being broken or exploding at TIE time
of the collision, and the rapidity with which
the car was consumed, can readily be ina
gined. 10 would seem that enough accidents
OF this kind have occurred to impress upon
Inc proper authorities the necessity of pre-
Eentive measures. As il is. the Post Office
authorities simply recommend to the rail
road companies having postal cars on their
line, the use OF what is commonly known as
the German student lamp, which burns oil in
the summer with a sufficient aInixture of
Kerosene in cold weather TO prevent congela-
Hon We know nothing Of the especial mer-
Its of this particular lamp for the use indica-
TED, but everyone must by this time feel that
substitute Of some kind for coal oil is neces-
sary. n few of the lines have adopted the
suggestions Of the Post Office department,
Out IN the main the use of the dangerous coal
OIL lamp is persisted in. We see no reason
why the department should not make its
recommendation in this matter mandatory
The expense to the railroad companies would
be the merest trifle, utterly insignificant
when the necessity for the change is consid-
cred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13
Largest Circulation in the District
To Advertisers.

In order thai the large and rapidly Increasing
edition Of THE STAR H'Gy be delireTef 20 Us cur
SieTs and SryTef 10 subscribers az a reasonable
hour each dIU, Is necessary 10 close the forms
as marty as possible at O'Clock p. m. AfCeTti-
sSTs therefore requested 10 SCllf IN their GiUeT
fLSen1e7tts pOt kSter than TWELVE O'CLOCK. II
receiUef after tals hour there IS great dger that.
,ith The exception Of uaperGfiUc cdses,-slnch as
Deufhs, Lost, &c.,-they caIllOt appear until ne
TO7osCfag DIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

The opening speech of Judge Morris, Til
tons counsel, has developed one new fact in
the BeecseT case in the shape of letter OF
resignation written by the muc,I-wOrrited
pastor of Plymouth church on the ISt of May,
1913. 1t is to be presumed that the letter is
genuine, and, if so. il fully confirms Beecher's
remark about the ragged edge"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

The report Of the controller of Maryland,
just published. shows the debt of the state
to be G,625 .Z;6.25. The total receipts during
the year were -, 80 .21272. which. with the
balance in the treasury, amounted to
S2.s42 .O129i. The disbursements Of tha year
were S2,2I6,9OG35. and there remained i'm the
treasury September 80. 1874. s5sI. lOG59.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13
PERSONAL.

ZONE AND SEE HATTIE J. FRENCH, the
- celebrated reliable Medical and Business clair
yoyant, 125 nth street, between 6 and northwest
Examinations and consultations daily Term- 81
and 81. Nervous Diseases treated successfully
seancte Tuesday evening At ~ o'clock. Janll I'M
A NOVELTY FOR MARRIED LADIES-S~nd
Z address with stamp, for Information. VI AnAMR
DURENE, Post Office Box los, Washington. D.
& ia-e1 I'm
MRS. DIR. ELLIS, fhs GFsaf CHafrrov1nf ant So
WI srfLtr 4Siroi0siSf, at sig 10th street The most
skeptcal invited 10 call and learn Of all thew would
know concerning life. navl6-lm'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-SADHLE HORSE, hest one "a
II in the District; Denmark and Brcunrn 10y
stock. S5s". No. 1911 18Th street janls a
EOR SALE-A FAST SAILING SLnOP. StBts
II Maria, ~ = bargain, ~ owner has other -
business. Adlres~ 4. l.. BOYES, care Beck Sss-11
ham 4 Co, az King street, Alexandria Can be
seen for few days At Alexandria. lsnif ST.
IGOR SALE-CARRIAG HOUSE AND SrA-
u BLE.-A first clS~s Carriage House AMI -
Stable, now under rent at : p pr month"; can 9
be bought ~ = bargain, N application j. malP al
once to FITCH, Fox n CO.
Jsnli-8 1909 rs. av., OPP. ". = Treasury.
E'OR SALE-A small ENGINE and ROLLER 4
Il from 70 6 horse power; will be sold very Pow
either together or separately. Inquire At 2t5 "a
street northwest. iacRl- I'm
EOR SALE-A pair II gray CARRIAGE HORSES;
Il will work in double single harness. "a
reason for selling, no further Use fnr them. 10y
Also, Csrriage. Apply At 500 Virginia avenne
southwest. between and y m decI I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13
SOLOMONS L. CHAPMAN,
Ag;s. Lawrences " Pure Linen Papers,
lanl3u GIL Pennsylvania avenue.
IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT

J-hIS ~ 81 pennsylvania avenue.
y THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA.
SPectd! Term, Probate ylriSdiotion, January l2ti
ISIS.
In the matter Of the will of DANIEL HAGGERTY
application for letters Cf admits ration W a. ON
the estate of Daniel HaggeTty, of the city of Wash
inZtOn, District Of Columbia has this day been made
by David Haggerty. All persons interested are here
by notified To appear in this court on TUESDAY,
the 9Th day OF February next at ii O'Clock a.. m, to
show cause why letters of administration a on the
estate Of the said deceased should prayed
PT0ridsi, copy of this order be published once a
week for two weeks in the Evening Star previous
the said day. Test:
JaDis-w.a' A WEBSTER, Register of Wills
MEDICINE TINE KEEPER TUMBLEa
1VI TOP.-IHrdIedbis On the Sex Roous-lnsuri ~
regularity in giving medicines. Its is urged by
all physicians A spoon handle hole allows the
spoon 10 remain in the tumbler; place for the
Doctors prescription under rear end of hand a
cover or the tumbler, protecting it from dust and
States, SIS per 100. Samples mailed, post lid
for 10 cents. The MosKs DAME Co, DANBuaY,
CoNN. For sale by Druggists and Fancy Go ,ds
dealers decH-eolm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13
WANTS.

"tNTEp-A white GIRL for general homework
w IN a small family. Inquire a. 10 4h street
WANTED-DESk ROOM in s0me Office ON Tth
W street. bctween AMI g. Addre's, stating ,
cetlon and price, desk, " star Office. Janis 81
WANTED-A competent TUNER. Address Box
w D, this Office, giving name and address, with
reference. JanI3-3t'
WANTED-By reSpcJ'tahIe cooregi Man, with
w good references, SITUATION : dining
room servant or coachman Apply at Room % Ist
floor, Post Office Department. IL
WANTED-By middleageI white Woman
w SITUATION a cook, and 70 assist in washing
az sd ironing, good references given. Apply at 129
WANTEn-A white WOMAN a. cook and to
w assist in washing and ironing Apply at 1918
hn2de Irianf avenue near Scott statue; recomman
WANTED-A Servant GIRL to do general
w homework; none need apply without 4 good
f. s,,nnf from their former employer 100
WANTED-By a respectable colored Girls SIT
w UATION to do chamberwork or general house
Work IN small family. Please address note to
Box 10, Star Office. janl2 st.
w years of age. Will pay iiberaiiy ami rSpiaca
sriificiay Call after 8 p. m, DR. WAbSw0RTH.
southwest cor. Vermont avenue and l. st. Janl26t'
WANTED-A Farmer wants to SELL the Milk
w Of % Cows, delivered in the city LtY or wnnIG
rSnt the dairy. Address A. Y. NJ. S.ar
WANTFT-Wifh Boa-i-I suite IF three ROOMS
w AM PARLoE for family consisting Of g,ntI.-
man, wife, four children and nurse; private family
taces exchanged 2drs - Box 6ss IL EFT
WANTEn-BE perfectly competent Lady a
- SIIt ALTON IN which she can earn n respect
ALE livelihood. Would like copying, position a,
- cp pr - ia IRE ot An invalid satisfactory
Office. isni2 g59s'i
NANIEE.At 1913 10th street northwest a
-u HuMAN twiite preferred t. Il, thu work Of a
sl'all IalhIy v ages 3 per month. janII-3t~
WAhHSITiED experienced Teacher desires pr
on family =, Address Miss J.. X. SMITH. 1924 pa.
avenue. Best references given. janIi Wv
w ANIED-A HOME in small private family
W 10y middle aged white woman. who w,uIj
MAKE herself generally useful no pbrrtpD To unjDg
Ia the country. Address Box ,, Star Office Jll2tF
WANTED-By graduate in medicine and chem
" l,trS an, one who has had experience in drug
M II 1921 PENNSYLVANIA avrnur For rrfrr-
nue.. i,D9
NtANTEr-All Druggists to know they can be
w supplied with THORNS INFALLIBLE TET-
IN gu IMENf hy applying to SO1 G street be
tween 81, and 9Th streets, southwest nov6 tr
WANTED-5OO CUSTOMERS to buy Fresh
w Roll Butter arriving every week, from ~ To rs
cents, at li27 It'll street northwest. Janl cow
kIANTED-A young Lady, thor1ugIIv o-,ND7--
" tent o. teach desires to r'c'ive f..7 pnnIs IN
N Iel' 90, the PIANO and WAX FLOWERS
Flowers - cents per lesson; also, made to order Ad-
uicss NIHlo, StF Office. JAM eo2wF a
ANANTED-tIcntlsm men t. know that WIIITAV
w MOORE. Merchant Tailor. lOlI New York
avenue makes speciality of cutting garments to be
MAUI at nome, scplIly
WANTED-Sccond- hand FURNITURE, BED
w CLOTHES. second hand CLOTHING, ami
Bpo1S aud SHOES. Will pay the highest cash
prices; Orders promptly attended to by mail III
nDOLMAN 4 co, No. 936, corner 10Th street and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13
MARKED DOWN.

NARkED DOWN.
Beaver Cloths. worth S.. for rs
Gloves less than half value.
Extra PlSid>, y cents worth 37t2 cents
60 cent all wool Dress Goods, 81 cents
DOuhle-fold ColOrcd POplin- . cents
Wooden ShaWls reduced Is 10 y per cent.
silk EpI1glincS, 70 cents. worth 81
W alter proof ca tbs. 10 cent?, l. SI25
Al wool Blue Repellant for -. worth 81 %
Splendid Diagonal Cloaking. 81 80.
Ga CAricula Cloth. So. worth 81
COiOTed yelyeteens. - cents. worth al
hogan & WYLIE.
Janl3tr 1915 and 1920 7th street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13
BANKERS.

Ne. 439 }BEAUTIFUL INTERIORJ No. 439
7th street. DECORATIONS, {7th street.
CHOICE PAINTINGS, &C,
ARKRITER'S,
No 439 eth street, between and streets, doors
above Odd Fellows Hall.
Just received, Beautiful Pastel Paintings, by
Brenerton; also several different sized copies of
Carl Muler's holy Family
Oil painting Of Charity" by Genarris, Italy
Autumn the Connecticut, by Max We'll.
Finest collection Of Porcelain Paintings in the Dis
trict, ranging in price from So to $50.
All the above are handsomely framed
Also, choice Chromos, Engravings and Photo
graphs, &c; also largest assortment Of PAPER
HANGINGS and PICTURE FRAMES in the Dis
trict Window Shades, Picture Cord and Tassle,
Cord, Picture Nails, Rings, &c. Orders for Paper
hanging, window Shades or Picture Frames pune
tually filled and satisfaction guaranteed.
- Terms Cash. jan8-7t<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

fFCFNTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
THURSDAY EVENiNG, y 20, Y iPs'aP! s.,,.,,~
~ NoTICE-TEe alumni of the colleges AMI
w universities OF the United States now in
Washington SIRE respectfully invited to attend
42~ 7th street, ut O'clock FRIDAY EVENING,
tiou q the National Alumni Association. in
J5ni32ts BEY0N SUNDERLAND, Cor. SEC
$50 STATED COMMUNICATION OF THE
d ColumLia. win be hell at Masonic Temple on
WEDNESDAY EVENING; the 18Th instant. at
ianIsst "iALiN Grand = nj 5 5 c ttS,
RofFICE OF THE PoToMA.C FERRY co,
Tho annual mlatiHg of tha SiGcEhSIisrs Of this
Company viii IT, held at the office of the company on
iani s; = iin s, HowisoS President.
w .Stockh1iiers ii iie wASHiNGToS CLUB
VIII taxi gs lac At Their Club lIoT<s, on New YORK.
iT f'fd ILL., IN pFG15 or Rfo5y Is Garnesy rg
A. Ar. SHEPHERD, President.
b. l. BLACkf0RD, Secretary. janI25t
TLO.O. F-GRAND LODGE-Thc regular
WEpNESDGY EVENING the 18th Instant st n5 at e
JanII-St PHI SWEET. Grand Sec'y.
m y lit MIN BERS Of the MADRltIAI so
NY tlE1l will please take notice Of "a rehnar-
sal on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT. at ~
clock, at the Hall. 93J PENNSYLVANIA avenue \
FIJI attendance J. requested. IsnII It
FISHERMAN & co,
Wy Is " X ERS
Ne 1929 + STREET,
Receive Deposits Buy and Sell Gold and United
States Bonds, &c. Securities OF the District of CO.
lunhia dealt in. Exchange on England and Europe
our Drafts cashed az par. sep2l-l ~
1TGERMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
tET The fifth semi annual dividend OF interest
Will lie payable Ia depn.itOTs and after January
u, lSs5 az the rate of 5 per cent. per annum all
sums LEFT on deposit one or more calendar months
during the half year ending January /. 1875. Inter
est not called for viii he added to the principal and
draw interest from January l. ISIS.
- JOHN HITZ. President.
=. p PEEN Ii>>- Cashier. deC3l-eptJD
1~SSPEOTECT YOUR ROOFS-Rust is destroy
trS ing hundreds Of Roofs in Washington Paint
VIII preserve them. | have the best in use Exam
inatlnn free Address +. BURLINGAME, 367 9th
street northwest deCl7- lmf
fSsNOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Claims Of every description against the District of
Columbia not previously filed are now being re-
ceiVed and prosecuted by
J. c. LAY CO.
decE I'm No. 223 AZ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

~ DIR. MCFARLAN DsUfII1 mas retUrne 10
10y the city and resumed practice. Office 1910
New York avenue. deco Inn
nShSCHENCk > MANDRAKE PILLS-These
Wy pills are composed exclusively of vegetable
ingredients, and although they entirely supersede
The Use OF mercury do not leave any of its injurious
effects They act directly upon the liver and are a
Valuable remedy IN all cases of arrangement result
ing from lSordered state OF that organ, Liver Com
plant. Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Head
ache, TYPHOID Feyers, &c. y5c. all succumb to the
ne Use 81 schencks Mandrake Pills. Fol sale by
all Druggists and Dealers. MARI tr
nFNOTlCE TO CLAIMANTS-ClainsO of all
wy classes against the late District Government
VIII be received and prosecuted before the Board of
Audit. WHITAKER & COOKE,
.dec2}fJ 115 18th street northwest
Wy NOTARY PUBLIC,
Octlf-u OFFICE-STAR BUILDING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13
A 5 T II o l. o G Y
MADAME ROSS.
LADIES' GOODS.

MADAM l.. =. JEANNERET.
W. p North Charlie street, of Baltimore Nj
has combined with her Millinery Establishment in
Washington, llOS PeUu~y lyanIa avenue, q very
IA hunalle drrs~naking apartment Lalf-- wishing
T. have costume mad" can hr fitted there ol every
Ne day, from J. VA. 10 y. m. Orders pr1sup ~
attended TO. Has also large and choice ,l-. m, mt
OF imported Bonncis and Hat, which she i,S-lInga
very reduced prices lana lu,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

TPEOTECT YOUR ROOFS-Rust is destroy
try ing hundreds Of Roofs in Washington Paint
VIII preserve them. | have the best in use. Exam
inatlnn free. Address +. BURLINGAME, 361 9th
STREET Northwest. hecl1 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13
BOARDING..

p0OMS. SINGLE OR EN- SUITE: WITH
A BOARD; including the Of a large ParInr
suitable for receptions. No. II3 ith street, be
tween II and T.. IaDI3 6tE
ENlRST CLASS BOARD AND PLEASANT
u well furnished ROOMS can be had on the lowest
possible terms ia d private family; 1909 MARYLAND
inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

m REWARD Lest on Friday night Jan
IVO uary sth. ls1j. black POCKET BOOK .
containing S5i7D in notes and papers of value ahl
money To the amount of S21. Also, "A Gold Watch
and Chain The above reward will be paid if lef; ~
Police Headquarters, Louisiana avenue, between
- and 6rlI streets. ianI2 e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

WINTER DRESS MATERIALS.
EVENING DRESS MATERIALS
MOURNING DRESS MATERIALS
sHAwLs. CLoAKS, sui WRAPPERS
HANDKERCHIEFs. GLOVES. snd HOSIERY.
LACE CURTAINS snd CURTAIN LACES.
BLANKETS snI FLANNELs.
DOYLIES and NAPKINS
TOWELS aud TOwELINGS
SHIFTING. PILLOW suI SuEETING COTTONs
sud LINENS.
pAMASKS sud WINE CLOTHS
PIANO Anl TABLE COVERS.
Al offered az prices below the.r a-tusl val1r a.
am determined O. hsyp cNrTA article -ali by Anal -
JOHN T. MITCHELL.
rauilew QsI peuu-viyauta ar.nva
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

GALL AT &. GATTIER-S
" l2l9 and 1919 Pennsylvania avanua
reduced prices. -
CLARET, PER dnzen, Sc 70; RHINE WINE. -.
CATANBA. : 81 per gallon.
GINGER BRANDY RASPBERRY SYRUP,
a. &C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13
MERCHANT TAILORS

IL Il. SMITH.
Il. MERCHANT TAILOR.
SIS r STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE
app ~ Washington. ID. q
L. J. HEIBERGER.
tSucce~-ur 20 II. y. Louden a Co D
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
MERCHANT TAILOR
Metropolitan Hotel, late Brown'sj
yyl-y No. 800 Penn a ave MaShinrtor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

%I. 90. F.-GRAND LODGE-Thr regular
nr-T quarterly communication will b. held on
WEbNE>bA1 ENESlNG- the 18th instant, at 1je
u clock.
IanlI-3t 2 II SWEET. Grand Snc,g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

TO lNVAL DS.
If Won are suffering with Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite or General Debility
get one bottle BROwNfNG'S BITTERS, and use
according to directions, and if you not benefited
10y il back TO the party from whom you purchased
1t and get your money back. All parties selling il
are authorized to sell upon the above terms. For
sale BY Druggists and GrUcers generally.
BROWNING & MIDDLETON,
6l0 Pennsyly ania avenue,
sep2f- I'm Proprietors and Manufacturers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

fSnNOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Claims Of every description against the District of
columbus not previously filed are now being
ceiSed and prosecuted by
j. G.. LAY 4 Co.
declI I'm No. DOB A,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13
DRY GOODS.

w-wiU offer until the leth o. F-brusrr ear ,u,irs
SEEK OF hrst class
STAPLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13

hNU ~ 7 On NVVD1
OF discount Of jeSs pc cent.
We have many goods which - ri6 Off a. uuca
greater discount, fOT cash oul, .
4. GODDARD.
jsnlI sv- IRepl 9Os 7th street Scrsh-ssf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-13
LOST AND FOTND

4 tNT-Betwceu 18th and ii streets and the Troa
SIlry department.. or in tn" department a Buck
.kin roo hEt- BOON. containing a sum Of money
liberal reward If left AT 10Th IT northwest II
I pST-BCtwccn Union Hotel. Gpnrg.tnWn nnJ
- Treasury department. EIGHTEEN DOLLARS
he fncr vii receive liberal reward by TrturDiu
Ito MARSHALL STEELE At BarIow's Art g. Al
lrry, 22J Penn. avenue. IL