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, 1875-12-11

FREE NAyIGATIoN.-We notice that
company has been organized in Portland tha'
nronoses to ask Congress 70 appropriate money
in aid of locking and daming the Columois
River. The idea OF this company Is 10 nave
Congress pay for making the required i'm
movements, and then allow the speculators
70 own the same and charge tolls on ali coats
passing through the locks. This IS bold
attempt to seize the control of the rlver for
all time TO come. and We trust that the pro-
iecr will receive no countenanoe
The Columbia River is destined 70 Dc .
mighty channel of commerce. ana a wise s Poi,
icy suggests that it be kept free tor trade ana
travel.
, 1875-12-11

PcsT-OFFICE NoTICE.-The overland San
Francisco and Portland mails arrive daily az
3 p. NJ. Leave at S p. NJ. The mails for
Lewiston and points north, leave daily at
A. NJ, and arrive at q P. NJ. The Post-oftice
Is open on Sunday for general delivery from
& 10 z. NJ.
, 1875-12-11
Administrators Notice

THIS i TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subseIlber
1 has obt4Inei form tie Probate Court Cf v ala
Waila county, Washington Territory letters of ad-
mlnstracicn upOD the esiats Of JOSEPH HE'LL
NUTH ilie of sad county, teceaseL All lersons
insebtei 70 sad estate requested 70 make m
mediate payment All persons having CLAIMS akaiLst
said estate are notified 70 present the sane, with the
vouchers thereof, within twelve months from the
date Of the first publication Of tbs notice or t to.-
ever barred Dated Walla NaIlA, December 81, lsf0
THOMAS QUINN.
5aIu Administrator.
, 1875-12-11

IIBaARY LECTURE--Mrs- Dunniway will deliver
lecture for the benefit of the Walls Nalla LyceuIn
and Library Association at the Methodist church
Thursday evening, December l6th- The subject Will
be Young America" The lecture will commence
At seven O'Clock instead Of halt past seven here
h1f ,rt-
, 1875-12-11

r.,,a-' FAIR for the benefit of the
I..rIf "- fir by the Sisters of Charity
'' in tr.- se,- during The week, and
h'' f f., lear.- has been literally
1 The receipts are quite large,
E'rf. n. mcau4 Of enabling the Sis
s'l " ..ss. for the wants OF the orphan
ter p. .-.....rr.,d 70 their care
, 1875-12-11

U~eND FoH AULEs.-Robert Grostine,
Y..EI.as-,.u. i in the market aud de-
81. 90 purchase "a large number Of likely
r.l- I,.i.- already bought one train of
frv lr... auI will buy sixty or seventy
rrr. l-..a- he can get them at reasona-
?. r.,. luring his stay in town Mr..
Gr.ua. ul m4kohls headquarters at Messrs.
I-at-y-- ~vr., where persons having
a..-rr-s.r uIlI fad hlm ready to buy and
Iyt..r.-a.
, 1875-12-11
NOTICE,

IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE vii net be
responsible for any debts eoHtrLctei by any per
son my ACCOUNT unless the same IS upon ny writ
ten order TH0S- TIERNEY
Waaa Walls, Nov, IS, ls7J. Ja-3W.
, 1875-12-11
Noticeto settle.

Ill PERSONS INDEBTED 70 r. fEe..i',s-,. 20
i are hereby nO:iiei 10 make ImI1rd Sc :
or o-her~ise costs vii i< addei am Eoe
ing 20 place my accounts IN tbs . hAi,-s = : .ss-TT
sS7- Sse1 THOo. TIERSEY.
Villa Villa, Nov. L. lS7s- '-S~
, 1875-12-11


%rmrNr oe GU,rx.-We hear COM
'l-'' ia, -.ain j, NOT shipped down the
"'.'z' !y Us ie-ned. In order to sat
>! oa--..'~n- 20 he grounds for the com
'i.. '.'a3s srr cation to the Agent at
'...i v.' ntIms US that the boats are
.a.a- grain frrUard as ordered from
".... d .omrauy. Nhich is about 16O
week The Company has been
t unfortunate in the disabling of
--r Us, ana hence the difficulty about
.-'. '. ."lr all he circumstances, thy
-.'. very fort TO accommodate the
-. ... s"i gras'ly regret their inability
y, ID. reasonable expectations of ship
, 1875-12-11

NJ. 4 T. DyNNIwAY was in town early
IN a.p.,s. and GA Tuesday last started for
p.r..r. vl,r. il j. understood she will de-
r~.-.. -.-..- e Lectures. On her return she
sill ....re f.- the bcn'fit Of the Lyeeum
s....4.a. OCCASIONALLY we have poked
nr.-, .mnon OF woman's rights, but
..,s1. .l ra.- We have always regarded
,r. prrr.urv a~ an estimahle woman, aud
,-s. -h.- -a. wlll be greeted by crowded
, 1875-12-11
MERCHANT TAIL0RS.
Administrators

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
L has obtaIa-l iru-n TIE PGUtaJe Court OF Walla
halla County, Washington Territory, letters OF al
MCTH. late OF sail county deceased All persons
indebted said estate requested 70 make lmIne
date payment ~ persons having claims against
ssld estate notified present the sane, with the
vouchers thsreuI within twelve months IrO1n the date
OF the first publication ri this notice or be Forever
barred. Dated WalIa WaII4, Dee 3d. ls15-
THOMAS QUINN,
52-lu AimIui~tratUY
, 1875-12-11
Notice to settle.

THE Undersigned having made change II Bis oes-
4 in=ss and taken IN partner, desires 70 . -
al ~; Outstanding aff.rs and 70 that sIit requests
all persons inel,tsd 70 come forward sn9 Ia11S IL
meiIats payment Z - I'm
, 1875-12-11

-...vr,, Co,>rY.-A liyel" struggle is
u,5. fir the Offices in Columbia
''.. 7. j. understood that two tickets
III .hc f~ll-one democratic, the
--.grs'-. We trust that our neigh
III. .r-rri-4 great care in selecting their
.f5..r.. Let them begin with good
7.f. chances are that their county
7.,' On. ... heavy Indebtedness and avoid
r7r RUE.
, 1875-12-11

r.rr.gY-A Chinese washhouse in the
,J..r.n ,5.r..r Of The st. Louis Hotel was
.-.,5 .a sunday night last aud rubbed of
,ga .atah amount $500 was in coin and
.aa rn-ru.y. The money was concealed
.-. -s. .r. aai from all the circumstan-
.,..:-,,.r 81 that the robbery was com
-.r fr a ,bnAman who was familiar
.T a.. ...nr-y-. SO clue has as yet been
hand - ra- peri erritor of the robbery
, 1875-12-11

ra-apjery Bros. to secure the great
I.- --as. clothing, general merehan-
ll-.--a- 81. ...-,,, azton i,hing, and shows that
D.. &C., -.... dealing is sure to wa. This old
iTTr' ,...-.s- stock % be found outside of
fa9 kaea '.. .rl huyIns only Tor cash, they can
san fi,.. p ..r-om prizes
, 1875-12-11

THE HoopIUM BoYs who so around iairs
and places of entertainment, and disturb
peaeable persons, should receive the attention
OF the city marshal.
, 1875-12-11
MONDAY, the 9Th day OF December. 1875,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID Of The District Court the First judicial Di -rct
Of WasLlngtOu Territory, and 10 ne directed and
delivered on a judgment rendered IN said Court,
on the 18th dav OF November, 4 D-..lS15, IN favor
OF CLEE PERRT Plaintiff, AM against GEoKeE
SE1ssEE deft udsnt, for tire sum Of One Hundred and
Two Dollars sod CON- With interest at The rare Of
tgo pr cent per month and the further of Nine
teen DoIl4rs and Fifty cents, costs ot suit, have
levied upon the following described real estate. to
wit. Los uu1t-, tour Il and five ) IN block
Der fty-:ogr 81 Slauhlrs addition 70 The ety OF
Walla Maila county Of MallA Naila and Territory
OF Washington Motto : hereby gwen, that on
MONDAY, the Sd day OF January. a. D..
Is-6 at the hour Of O'Clock, Of sad day, VIII
sell al the night title interest OF SAID GEORGE
SFIssER defendant IL OF . the above descr1 prJI-
cry Al the Court House -OOT the e.,y and county
of Wall4 Walk, Washington Territory, at Publ.c
Auction for gold con-, 70 lie highest and bert bidder
or 20 much thereof As may be neee-.ry 70 satisfy
said judgment and al costs
Given under my hand tins 81 day Of December, a
D ISIS GEORGE 2. THOMAS,
Sheriff OF WzIlA Wall2 CoGRty-
2. T.. SHARPSTEIS,
Attorney for Plaintiff 5--ts
, 1875-12-11


you haven't any thing N
H.. o, and your ears are open to catch
{, .' O., ".r"iu- lie, you will see his wife
''' . Tn 20 the gate and hear her call
~. ~ I'm. ~Dn-r forget to bring up half a
apples. And can't you get the
r. Ind there's the sugar-get ten
n, .' y. l wan, gallon OF vinegar
'a 'an5y You may bring up two
-- Tie cloves, cinnamon and nut
- ill l "a. Henry! Don't forget the half
.'' must have EN- o day. And
rt> 81 'hr market. why not bring
Nss, '''' eTtbapple. 7" He gets half a
Oh. =, ~. AMI She raises her voice and calls.
5ssr- don | forget to bring up three
.i-> a. You come :"
, 1875-12-11
SHERIFF'S SALE

- H r. IL IE'EH SA L H
DY vIRTUEOF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID OF and under seal OF the District Court Of the
First Judicial District Of Washington Territory, and
20 me directed and delivered on Judgment rendered
IL said court on the 2!st day OF Nay, 4. D., lS75 IN
4 certain suit therein pending, wherein Dawn J.
WHIrAKFR was Plaintiff, and SAMUEL e. Ellis WAS
Defendant in favor of said Plaintiff and against sad
Defendant for the sum Of One Thousand SIX Hun
drel and one Dollars and Eighty cents gold com, with
interest and costs Of suit, have levied upon and
seized the following real estate, tC-wlt The SOUTH
ygss- quarter 3 of the Northwest quarter, .4 and
the Northwest quarter p Of the Southwest quarter,
7, and the Southwest quarter i a the Southwest
quarter ID Of Section number three, i3. Township
number nine 81 North Range 3S east, containing =.
acres; living and beng IN the county Of Mail4 Wls
and Territory o: Washington. NUw, therefore, /
Viii, on
MONDAY, the 9Th day OF December. 1879,
1t the hour 0f O'Clock P Il, at tie Court House
door in the city and county oI Halla NalEJ, W. =,
sell b the highest and f-St bidder tor gCi cun all
the riylr tItle and interest OF si D-t-ndaHt,
UEI g. Ellis n and 10 the above described premises
al Publ. Auction, or -, much Thereof n, viii be
ucrs-ry 70 satisfy sad Judgment with interest and
al ousts.
GIVEN under ny hand tins 5-h day OF November,
AD ISIS. GEORGE T. THOMAS
4AIs Sheriff OF " ala v ala county
, 1875-12-11


D.. At the September term of the
nv. III; lsl3, an indictment was r..
~ ''a>' James Titus, charging him
e,,r.- ''a'' and attempt TO Outrage his
-., ~, On learning thatle legal proceed
5Er taken against him, the accused
t.....-..'' .'''''ry' and Tor the two years past
sv.~ -, ". .lI ii Idaho. Lately be returned
A.. ''''' and this fact coming to the
H.. Of Deputy Sheriff Thompson. he
u. 7' Inn under arrest. The arrest
s1,s,-. A' an early hour on Thursday
"a ''>oner being found at livery
d -; above the Main street bridge.
L: ',.F Is now in jail, where he is
~. e Default OF bail. At the time Of The
Is. ,,,-'a .7. Of The oHenss the accused, with
~@ Was living a. the the IpDnssu, upnsy sns sa of
s,a,,,., "a the facts coming out CREST
x h. NJ, %-s reported that the neipbbors
;,,e-gllarai IS; out and seriously mal-treated
N barn. aim IN a condition that renders
t8' s1, h.. ''' 'he future. This is the re-
= a5' pr-5,.1 much truth there is in i. we
1s had. E-ata at :, to say. The accused is now
d Sc. wi VIII o. The law, and at his trial all
, 1875-12-11
JOHN z. REVGEAN. VI. ID.

IL. : ARMY
PHVSTCL1N d SURGEON.
g.-OFFECE Next door TO Dr.. Bays New
DrIi- StOre- sSaIiss "a AHA
Cal.- atr=R!ri uO4!l hours -
, 1875-12-11

rar Ina,sr Association, os,-Ihsre
N. r-.I meeting Of the members Of the
VI. . a-sru at their roOm' this evening at
, 1875-12-11
Live Stock Shipped 20 Portland.

Furniture ,sei up taken ct half measurement
owners rlSk.
Guup.wder, Friction Matches Acfe-,
TrDentirIr. AMI OF her rOmbUstIble materials, Wili
b. rated at one and 0ne-haE tarlh rates at owners
risk
Burning Fluid, Vsrnish. Loeking-Glass-s iboxedir
Castings Planes Billiard Tables, at owners risk-
An EXTRA CHARGE OF y 70 pr ton % the
DATLES, and = 90 per ton 10 CAAIiLLA, " Al
LULA and LEWISTON On Fast Freight
, 1875-12-11

PUGIILsnC.-Our city has been gracad by
several hostile encounters within the last
week. In one instance pistols We're drawn,
but nobody hurt. In the case of these pugil-
istic heroes, the dogyrel lines slightly altered
will apply:
- Let dogs delight 10 bark and bite
For It's tlcir nature too,
But gIONn up men should never let such angry
pIssuns rlse,
Their dTty hands never made 10 tesr each
other ; eyes"
, 1875-12-11
North Western Stage Co.
fss.fse CIR EAT @ega
Reduction in Fare TO the East.
LOCAL RATES OF FARE:

Through tickets 10 OMAHA, CHICAGO. kansas CrTT,
SAINT LOUIS, PHIADELPHIA, NEw YORK, BusToN,
WtSHISGT-S, and all points ria BOI-E CITY and
kFLruS, the direct Overland Route East, We now
offer at greatly reduced rates over the line OF the
North-N e~,-rn Stage Company.
New coaches, good stock skiilei drivers, and reli
able performance of service time special te2
tures Of the Company
OFFICE At IFFE
Slime Hotel, ,---------..- Walia Waiia, W. I.
W. B. NORRIS, J. VI. GGREiS.
General Superintendent, Agent.
Boise City, I. 7. 2C-tf
, 1875-12-11
FALL RACES
THERE WILL BE THE FOLLOWINGPURSES
L hung % he run Tor o,G
WaIla sTaiia Tro:tiEg Park
and Fair Grounds.

Purse $500!
Nov. 27th-Purse 500. Two mile heats. Free
for OSceOla ami Foster, and all Other horses. line
proprietor resrrvna th- right withdraw the purse
If the two above named horses do not start.
Purse S;S9Oi
DEC. Sl.-Purse $5Oe, Dash balf mile, free for
ali.
I'IItSe $3.50,
DHr. 3I.-Purse sIjo. Three in Eve, mile heats,
to harness free Tor all trJJtus horses with better
rerCrd than 2.JN,
Purse 5000
DC. 4-h.-Purse :jyd. Mile heats, three in FIVE;
free for all horses except O-c,o!a and Nell Flarsry.
$500 to the first horsr 30 second and ga 70 tae
third.
Ten per cent entrance in all the above races
Three to- Enter and Three Ia start.
The running races VIII be governed by the rul.s
of the CaliiOrni8 Agricultural Association.
In the event Oi bad weather. any all OF the
above races Will be postponed until II Is fair.
fS-td C. ). BUSH, Proprietor
, 1875-12-11
DOWN FREIGHT:

Wheat, Flour and Barley,
per = 90 30 90 IS oO so ~
Flax Seed, per tOn..--.--..- % 90. : 90 10 %
Broom Corn, per ton weight 10 % y 90
,rreen Fruit AMI Vegetables,
per ton fast freight...-...i % 50 sol
Wool, per pouni....-.---... / II
Hides, each. p - p 50
Sl.e--r ami Calf skins taiei,i
elch.--..--..-..---.--.---. 5 81 o. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-26

The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial does not probably
Oyerstate the fact in saying that the
result of careful observation makes il
apparent that at least seven-eighths of the
property holders of the District are opposed
10 the passage of a law that will constitute
any District Offices To be filled by popular
elections" II may a. well be understood
that If Congress restores the suffrage feature
10 the District 1T will be- not in response to any
wish Of the property holders here, but because
party policy dictates that the republicans
shal not . go back" upon popular suffrage
Our property-hOlders. with a wholesome
dread of miscellaneous suffrage acquired by
4 asst experiences, would greatly prefer tn be
spared repetition of the dose. and vet i'm
view of the apparent fact that no District
legislation can be carried this session in
which the right of suffrage is not recognized,
they hesitate TO press that opposition. and
only ask that Congress will guard their rights
as FAR as may be from the raids of the new
legislative Feather busters. If Congress will
restrict the rate of taxation to 80 cents Der
hundred, guarantee a like tax ON government
property for District expenses; and put il out
OF the power of any elected District officials
IN increase the District Indebtedness the
pToperty-holders will view the fresh suprem-
acy OF the Murder Bay politicians with less
alarm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-26

The attempt to establish first-cla,s mag
azine IN Washington would seem to be a
hazardous one. but the new monthly. the
National. that made its appearance this
month, after many disoOuragementS has
certainly received an amount of commenda-
ton from the critics and press of the country
that may well encourage the energetic pub
fishers To push on with their venture. The
articles are nearly all of current interest.
showing n capacity on the part Of the Ma
Hos.drs corps OF contributors TO treat fresh
topics in well-infOrmed but not too pc
d3nic way for popular reading. Certain
Specialties OF the National in the way of criti-
cism are also quite noticeable for the fresh
ness and VigOr of handling. The one d eject
IN this first number, the typographical APP
pearance, is TO be remedied, we learn and
The next number will be presented in a dress
tting Tor ats bright contents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-26

Thus far the BeeCher trial in Brooklyn has
been mainly war of wits between lawyers:
and an attempt To break down testimony on
the one side and TO repel that attempt on the
other. Very little new testimony has been
dded to the previous story Of the great
scandal. and the interest in the proceedings
has arisen mainly from the sparT.ng of coun-
sci over this Old-new evidence on its way to
the jury. The indications are that the pro-
ceedingS will continue 10 display about the
same dramatic features of interest from the
sharp encounters of the great lawyers and
through their fierce contests in the attempt
10 crush or 10 protect important witnesses
IL u given out that if Til:Oa goes upon the
stand tremendous effort will be made to
break him down in character. Should this
he undertaken. his lawyers will produce on
his behalf eulOgiStic letters from Horace
Greeley. Charles Summer. John q. Whit
tier, J. r. Lowell. Anna +. Dickinson.
Henry Ward BceCheT, William LLOYD Carl
son. and many other well-knOwn persons.
IL is also intimateI that the defense Will
call Mrs. WOodhUlI To the stand in order to
link MOulton and Tuto1 diScre,Iitably with
her name: and also TO show that TiIton
secretly inspired the WOOIhuII publication
a. part Of conspiracy to wiring from Mr.
BeecheT support for his paper, the GOtfs,
AOe But Mrs Woodruff may prove an in
convenient witness for both sides; and very
likely Beecher's lawyers, as well "a Tilt0n's.
VIII conclude not To place her upon the tand
u Is limited, further. that Gen Butler NAV
take hand In the case before il is through.
cooperating with Judge Fullerton and Mr..
Beach IN bringing Gen. Tracy, (Of Beecler's
coHnSel.l to account for unpTofeSsional con-
duct towards MOultOn in using Information
gained from the latter when acting as his
counsel in another case, against him in the
present case.
SAltOgether, the animOsitieS between the
lawyers ON the two sides seems likely to get
even more bitter than those between their
principals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-26

The New York Errring Pos says OF Carl
baldi. who is Row the recipient of SO much
aduiatiOn at home, that the romantic vicis-
Sltudes of life are strikingly illustrated in
The fact that little more than twenty years
ago he was engaged with John Thompson,
now president OF the First National Bank of
New York, in the manufacture Of soap and
candles on Staten Island. and just aftarward
sailed a vessel engaged in the SOU tn Ameri-
ian trade for a wealthy Boston merchant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-26

The trouble with Andy johnson Is that he
was Military Governor of Tennessee under
The Union instead of the Confederate govern
ment during the war. Had he been on the
other side he could hardly fail Of an election
10 the senate now. But he will probably be
beaten, and thus made 10 pay the penalty for
ms mistake. And this leads us 10 mention a
curious and suggestive fact, viz: that the next
congress will contain on its roll greater
number OF COnfederate than Union Officars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-26

y judicial decision in a life insurance case
was made in New York yesterday in the case
of one John Schlecht and ROSina Schlect who
took out policy for $1,000 in the World Mu-
iual Lie Insurance, payable on the death of
eitiier 10 the survivor. In August. 1874. Mrs.
>cniecht died, and six weeks after Mr.. =.
dieu- Suit was brought by the administra-
Tor 10 recover the face of the policy and such
prohts as had accrued The company had
not declared a dividend on the policy. A
demurrer was interpose1 by the company.
claiming that there was an improper joinder
OF two causes of action. The court gave juis-
ment on the demurrer with costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-26
Largest Circulation in the District
To Advertisers.

II ogdcg hat the large ami TGPiHy Increasing
etbft0si o. The STAR nnGy Dc oieireref 70 Us car
yieTS 0ud Se7-Ue,f 10 subscribers AZ n reasonable
hour eceh dag, u is necessary 20 close the forms
- marty Gs possible M O'Clock p. ~. Aducrti-
seTs are theTcfTe requested to ssi ia their dfrer
fiseaieTlfS Rof taReT nsrn TWELVE O'CLOCK. II
received after this hour there is great danger that
,riih the erceptIo1 Of hnpeTGfiUe cdSes,-slch as
Dedfhs, Lost, 6e.,-they cannot appear until the
lolloariaQ don.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-26

The reelection of Pinchback by the Kellogg
legislature few weeks since does not seem
10 nave changed the status of the case. since,
a. was intimated in THE STAR of yesterday,
'ne committee VIII ignore his later creten-
tials, and report only upon his original one :
of 1875.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-26
DRY GOODS.


Anxious 20 rrsi ye on our very iarr. ana r.-.rl..
stock 81 loRfiCN aui DOMESTIC DRY COINS
Which uoiv Outstanding the Grs1f ksIs-1Ha ~ "a
ID - our rrCnufiv
WAEEED DOWN PRICES
W. still hud g. D. tg' large t1r this --ss,r u IN.
year We have rnuClui'd g. ,fer the Trfr4 % 49,
srrHf ~ To- p CrEl fr.tn orr rr.. .uf r..i5,,.,
Istr~- IN al our HrIvE Nosians anI br,.s ,.,.,i.
shove - GENTS Gr sri. On order % turn "a. -
into nancy A. quick a. pp~-lbi-
~ one Price. Just dealing ~ Al. y aavf.t,.-
ROGAN wHIIF
ianistr IOis and 1920 -th street ,'.rfi,,,,..t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-26
nR Y COO Ds.

DRY GOODS.
We are closing out
DRESS GOODS
at the greatest bargain. ever offered before Au
other goods reduced 10 price from Is 20 - peT cent
desired.
GEO. J. JOHNSON CO.,
lsnl2-u I'll Market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-26
WEST VIRGINIA WINES.

WEST VIRGINIA WINES.
BURGUNDY, UNION,
MY FAy0RITE, OLD DOMINION,
EXCELSIOR, VIRGINIA CLARET,
N0RTHER MUSCATINE and CATAWBA and
Also DOMESTIC GRAPE BRANDIEs
These Wines, raised in Wood county West yir-
ginia, pure stus Of age from six to ten Yea p
They are unmixed, and ask any chemist 10 ex.
anime them. There no wines more adapted for
invigorating. DEPOT IN wASHINGTON
924 street, between 9Th AMI 10Th
IaneQ I'm LUpERS TH0RENBERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-26
DREAk DOWN THE
PRICES or DRY GOODS
AT THE NEw STORE,

NNENfh % cIH ANo MAtAtT NrACE
Bcet rFisis, fest coiorS and good Stgl-- Al S.lA-
Best hieeChed Brown Shtrting Cottpn- no. lea. A.
aloe. nuuhe width Sh-eting Guttau- at Tst. ls.-sr
- d1yen Al Linen nos les ~ Is - DOZEN INN .ya
Napkins ~ 81. 100 dozen Towels Al = 2 a 49,
dnrrn, al very cheap. 1Ahlo Dispers. BED Sp--ats
ton'iorts. Blankets in very hHe grade All Iuart.
BLACK DRESS GOOpS
Elsck Alpacss at -, worth Nisc. AT the a.
Grade ~ huhair lustres very cheap. Hlark gr..-
Cl0ths. Mrrinc-, Gashmrree and RaUha. ines Kttr.
cheap Black silk At 81 ., : -, Is and az
CLOTHS AND CA>SiMERkS
FOR Boys and Mems ~car IN NM aud uleiisus
grades marked down g. least price, Tho ct'i r- $50
Of Dress Guois an hue No,il~ns, SprrrS S,ffa.sr.-
DiAgonhls. Mcrinas, Emprc-s Cloth. ard All fa,o,
Dree- Goods at cost 60 Cl.~- oui this season. wifA
many other desirable FOODS ton numerous o. M \.
this AdN eriscmeEt. We AN the special attention .
al in want Ot good and cheap Cnltl- before bartnr
elsewhere ~ the CHEAP COENER
}. w. tOILEN
laui9 I'm 10 street ana NarkIi spa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-26
LOST AND FOUND.

i OST-On Friday evening, January 22d, at the
~ reception at the Attorney Generals a Point
Lace POCKET HANDKERCHIEF IfIeft nj No
Lafayette Square suitable reward will be
given
L UST-A Cameo EARRING, engraved with the
- name Of the owner, KATE BORRDWS A suit
able reward will be given to the person who will
store 1t to the owner at 92I street north
west.
1 O>T-A Lace HANDKERCHIEF, either ON 18th
IL street, between + and H. III between 18Th
and 9th streets. A liberal reward will be paid by
returning the same to NJ. 600 18th street north
west. Ire
Il OST-On Friday, on Penna avenue. near Il, II
II a BLACK aud TAN DOG. months 49,
old; watch chain around neck; name, -l.1r<%
Joe. Return to All 18th street nUrthW at, L. y
W. KING, and receive reward. jan25 Ct
L OST-a few days ago, one large cameo BREAST
Il PIN. liberal reward will be given AT 3IO
PennsylYanla avenue jan23 ST.