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Washington Markets.


NFAT-Beef. porter house. , soa25c per III ditto.
siIloins, SOC do round. I5c; do roasting pieces
1a25c do. tcoTnedl l0a 5c., do, (dred, &c erp
Do ls"TnS siZ,c mutteP. i5ae smb. iss
veal l5a2sc dried Leef, 3a25c hams whole l3c
TONGUES, stasoc. each: lard. llaI5c.
fl>H.-Rock. Sla4oc- per bunch; perch, 3la40c. per
bunch catfish BE per bunch; fresh cod: l2al5 per
II Pike. 4e5ec; per bunch; halibut, 2sc. per 10;
" 'r - I,r 10 salmon front u 70 l5c per
-, perch yellow 4c per pune h. " bite 35a40c. per
h9n. u, lobster, lSG per IN; blue hsh, 81 each
tail : per pair; do, red head, 3 Is; do. do NAL
lard =; Do. canvas back. Sl50 per pair,g eese,
tWildl { each turkey twid = C. per H.. prairie
Ta.oc rsbbits : 2ass St EACH. Per uO1en' squirrels
NEGETABL s.-Potatoes, Irish, 20 cents per peck;
do sweet 6octs per peck; onions, o. cts. per peck
teets por bunch, 5as cts; carrots, cts per bunch
turnirs. az PER peek; celery ssIOc; squash &c Der
H.; pumpkin. 2Da50c. each.
FRUITS.-OraHgeS, 4Oa60 cts. per dozen; lemons.
+ca'ec per dozen: apples. Cooking Sa4O Per peck
co. S,ao PeT peek; grapes l0al5c per 10
bRIEp FFT1Ts.-APples. 5asc. Per quart; peaches,
peeled aa2Sc; do, unPeeeo,' Hoe; blackberres.
BUTTER Philadelphia print, GOc. Per H.; New
loTk creamery. AZ; choice roll 40a45c.; fair do,
Ti'''sc- Efgs- 1a4Oc per dozen Cheese, 2'25c- Per
PorLTEy--Chickens, live, 75casI25 pr pair.
: = pair, geese. lag . each turkeys. ISa.2c
WHOLESALE MARKET.
flour AND tEED.-BgavanS & Shaw. commission
merchants and wholesale dealers in -four. feed, Ii
au"T- AMI groceries. corner Of llth and streets
northwest furnish the following quotations Of flour
and tegi- Flour-Family -four, So 5ga 81 per blI ::
NeChs family SS-25 per bHl. ENtra-s6uihern
: Laa6 y; super. S4aOa 5: rye. ( S575. Corn
Sia4cc. per hushel. Middling, 55a5Gc per Lu.haI
Prices fTmsT-
Prices ~ the wholesale market as furni,ba,lhvJ
X W MaHkin, general commission lnorcha n .
yl9 Louisiana ave- between 9ti and l0th north
ve>t--PGtatOes- new. Soc .asSi Der bushpl: ON ans
: i25aSlf0 Per hushel; drie1 peaches, IS,at:
drIci apples. S5gla 5000: pptnutS, Sl0a : -:
EniS, S4l~5@o- calves Sass. hens. per dozen.
-4i4 -, chickens S3a ducks S. 50a4 81: turkeys
hNN I-9c ~ id, dressed 2Oc. PER h; wool washed,
per 10. FAX do unwashed. per H., 2SaSlC hut
Ter 2GSto. common. EalSc. eggs. 24a26r. cab
page, STdR per hundred sweet potatoes. S3S5
neT barrel Oats, 60 cents. Corn, new. IS cents
" heat-white. : .5la : 81; do. red = IJa 81 ~
Northern apples S2aS22 y: southern, : -
bef T. hind quarter Syal3 fore quarter. SJaS Fresh
pork, & lOall. Mutton, SgaII
80 tons Of hay and straw were sold during the mast
week hay 5st5 cts and straw 5Oa7Jc per 500 Ofcr-
InCs free, sales brisk "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

THE STARTLING DISCOVERIES IN ESSEX
some four months ago galena ore of great
richness was discovered i'm the town of New
bury, and although the report. according To
ihe Boston Advertiser, "spread ike wildfire y
III dld rot spread into the Boston papers i'm
any Weii-edlted and intelligent shapetill this
year OF our Lord 1875. The discovery was first
guessed at by Albert Adams. a Newbrrv
FARMER whose attention was called To il by n
ne'er-dO well rural loafcr, who picked nm a
sbecuhen OF the ore in crossing a pasture
Inns was IN lStS, and Mr.. Adams. like Il sem
SIble man, began to study mineralOgy. and
win the usual Puritan GOODNESS under eNrit-
ing circumstances, took six years TO satisfy
nlnsell OF the character of the find. Last spring
ne bought the pasture for $50. He then began
10 investigate more openly, and at the depth
OF SIX ieet struck the vein in the rock. lin Au-
gust mining and scientific experts from RoS-
ION We're called upon to prospect the lOde.'
specimens were aSSayed and real estate in all
The towns around lay awake nights over tn,
possibility of what might be underneath
Inc early assays were wonderfully rich-we
ptlleNe they always are.-but the later de-
NelopmentS are sufficiently staggering. Since
september. shaft has been sunken y feet
ana the vein, which lies in a fiSSure in the
granite, has increased in breadth from three
i'el AT the top 10 seven feet and grows richer
an me Time. The ore gives the extraordinary
Eleid of so per ton of silver. so OF lead and
81 OF gold, total Sal per ton. The entire cost
OF mining and smelling is only sS2l per ton
50 easily worked is the vein. Other shafts
are pelng sunk and preparations are being
pushed 10 carry on the mines uPO.sa grand
scale IN the spring. The vein Is believed To-
ne 81 or seven miles long. and its yield thus
lar Is treble the average of the richest Nevada
mlnos.-S5TinQfe'd Republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

MISS ELEANOR BLENKHORN. a schOOlmiS-
tTess living near Sheffield. England, has OBJ
tanned from jury "a verdict for f6JO against
Mr.. Minnett. "a farmer, for breach of promise
OF marriage. He had cOuFted her for ten
years. and at length. when some pecuniary
misfortune had OVertaken her, broke off the
engagement, and wrote to her to say he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

\ DIVORCE WASTED-To-dav Mr. y. II.
Webb filed bill for Annie NJ Flynn for a
divorce from the bonds of matTmOny with
married at williamsburg. y. Y. in FcbrU-
ary. iSG1; that they have resided here three
years, that for the past three years he has
been almost constantly under the influence
of liquor; has had three attacks Of delirium
tTemenS. during which he took poison: that
ne has been brutal and cruel towards her;
that she has two children. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

II EGANT, sweet. light, and wholesome
Bread, Rolls, Biscuits. Corn Bread Mullins.
iB5uckWheat and other GTlddIe Cakes. and
f9SlTN aud cakes of every variety prepared
with DOOley's Yeast Powder.
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nEIt is positively asserted in Havana that
Gen Concha sent i'm his resignation by the
mail steamer OF the 9Th instant, giving as
his reason for so doing the non-perfOrmance
of the Madrid government Of promises made
TO him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

RAJ. ESTATE SALTS -L3tImnr \ CIaGry.
aUctIOuC7r-. sold yesterday afternoon. Ipr
kltOuTn and tlephauC. trustees. parts o.
lots .. Ard o. i'm square 81. and impToye-
mcut-. Co. r X Cobb, Tor -5.Usri, brick dwell
in2 No 90 ii street. 10 J. NJ LJtt1 for - Gs-
brick dwelling No. $50 n street. To- same.
= Ovo- brick dwelling No. r3 II street TO
same. -fj.0,si- brick dwelling No. - II street
To same. - ,oDd- 4. $50 for VIM :. Holiday.
trustee. Tot -. in \ T.. Shepherds >ubIivi-
sion of square tLi. and improved by brick
dwelling. situated ON betrrr~ street. between
}st and North Capitol and n and streets tb
Mr.. W Calvert. FOR $40.
Me>STS. DuuCauSOu Bros, aUct i0l"ors- sold
Yesterday afternoon, for Edgar II. Gray.
trustee. lots H. and A.. III HoimeJJ> addition
10 GEORGETOWN. fronting - feet ON DuubtTfgl
street. and improved by substantial three
story brick house to Annie 7. L1n>On. Tor
SiIoIO-
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LOCAL y EW :.
Amusemcnfs. 40. To-Nirh

NtIfso.1Gi T1TOfSr.-TnCle Toms Cabin.
FtqU-s OJlTTG HOiUe.-Undine; or the Spirit
OF the Waters.
7H-edlfsy CpHti9H6.-LcS COQUCttes ParjSenne:
or Shadows Of Paris. and other attractions.
L5tosII HgH.-IcCturc by Prof Henry Nor
tOn7Un color and FIuOreSenCc'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

THE Tor CROP OF THE HUDSON-RepOrtS
from mp the Hudson show that thousands of
men and boys are anXiOusly waiting for the
harvesting of the ice crop. AT TarrytOwn the
ice Is not over six inches thick At German
town it is between seven and eight inches
thick. and the houses there have been opened
and the fields swarm with men and boys pre-
pairing them. The wages average Sl50 per
day, which Is below the prices last year At
SChOdack an attempt was made 10 cut the
wages down To Sl.2j per day, hut the men
refused to work for that price, and are still
holding out. The bosses say they can get
plenty OF help at even ~ per day when IL is
necessary to have it. The men. on the other
hand, claim they will act together and
demand the usual rates. Ice-cutting may
commence at different points north OF Tivoli
the first of next week, but south of that point
very cold weather is needed TO make the ice
1T. The Hudson river has nearly 5000 more
tons storing capacity this year than il had
last. owing 10 several large new iee-hOuses
having been built the past summer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

GROUP DISARHED OF ITS TERRORS-Tbp
croupy cOugh-SO alarming to the ear and so
dangerous 10 lite-tO which children are sub
lect, may be Immediately relieved by admin
iStering dose of Hdle'S HOglell OF HOrehOIg,T
did Tor. When given 10 a child who seems
TO be choking under the effects of SpaSmOdic
and husky cough. the effect is electrical as
many mother will testify. In fact there il
no aHectIon OF the throat or the lungs. short
OF the actual Disqualification of the Tissues
and membranes. which it Will not cure
IHe's IOOth-A cte DTOpS-Cure in one min
ute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

OF all the collars sold last year the Elm
wood took the lead. This was because il was,
and still is, the best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

PROF. MOTIONS LAST LECTCPF.-TO-
night this distinguished scientist will deliver
Subject e. FluOreSceEcc." accompanied by q
large number Of unique and entirely new
illustrations. includIng-a large screen illumi-
mated by the new fuOreScent material known
a. tHGNsse. This * the last opportunity our
CitEZCus will have for hearing Prof. Morton.
and they should not fail 10 improve it.
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weather Probabilities To-day.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. Jan. :. 1875. (
For the middle and New England states
AMI The lower lake region. falling barometer
and slight rise in temperature. east t. north
winds. ami rain. Slect or snow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

THE MOST UNHAPPY PERSON i'm the worll
Is The DySpcpttc. Everything looks dark AMI
gloomy; he feels ''Out of sorts" with himself
and everybody else. Life is burden TO him.
This can all be changed by taking Peruviau
syrup, "a prOtOXide of irOn.) Cases of n
years standing have been cured by il.
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District Governnc,t Affairs
sad Death OF = Young Nam

The employees under the Water FcgiSfrl
and Parking Commission Will receive thci
pay tomorrow at 70 o'clock a. IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

THF CAPT. Al. FISHING CIUR. which was
Organized l3Sf summer. met al the residence
Of Col. :. =. SmCOt last evening, and Rev J.
Vaughn Lewis, on the part Of the club. pre-
scented Cot. SmOOt set OF resolutions OF
thanks To hlm for the hO>pit9lltie> shown 10
the members a Cape Nav IN August last. g.
also a handsome gold badge. Al The cOUtiu-
sion Of The presentation q special meet .ug
was held and the following officers Cle-Ir
for the ensuing wear. President. Col. = :.
sSmGOt. vice president Rev. j. Vaughn
Lewis; secretary NJ Fragk Kelly. treasurer.
Matthew TrumhiC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

\ QUESTION OF INSURANCE LIABILITY
The Imperial insurance company of London
had issued policy for $4,000 on goods which
were destroyed in the American express car
in the New Hamburg cOnflagration I'm Febru-
airy. ISL. Payment of the loss was refused
ON the ground that losses OccaSionei by pc
tToleum We're excepted from the policy The
fire having been occasioned by the express
train running into an oil car which had been
thrown off its proper track. A suit for the
amount is now ON trial i'm the United States
circuit court-N y. jour COat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

FATAL Fall FROM TIE ROOF or PORCH
This morning. about o'clock. Mr.. George
walker mllk-man- who was ON his way Ia
serve his customers. discovered on the unnPr
part Of High street, Georgetown, in front OF
the residence Of Mr.. Clement l. Brooke
butcher. the dead body Of young man. ON
examination il was found 20 be the IfeleSS
remains of Mr.. VIM. A. TUrtOu a brother OF
Mrs Brooke who has recently commenced "a
serve an apprenticeship at the butchcring
business with Mr.. Brooke. The family were
aroused. and the body was taken into The
house. Last night. in company with some
friends Ee visited FORTS Opera House and
returned 10 his home about midnight N
would appear nom the marks about the porch
mat De must have raped az the door. and
IdliiNE 70 get response climbed up on the
porch, and. Do being covered with ice he
slipped and fell 10 the ground. IL l. supposed
mat the fa!i stunned him. and before ne r.
covered CONSCIOUSNESS NE persisted from the
cold MI IurtOn was q very exemplary
gOuuG man. native OF Prime Georges
county. Md, and up To "a recent date had been
employed 10y Mr.. George l. sheriff. of this
city He was very popular among his ac-
quaIHtauCc~. and possessed many good traits
Of character His death viii be lameufeI inv
a large number OF friends.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

NEW YEARS sPECIALTIEs
WARREN CHoATE CO.'S.
PHYSICIANS VISITING LISTS.
- DIARIES FOR THE DESK OR POCKET.
kl1hEL PERFUMED ALMANACS.
IHE IlIlMIN ATEn ALMANACS
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS:
tolmentST1es on the Lessons in Joshua. Joshua anh
Ills Times. 81 .. Joshua and His SuccossarS. 81:
Heroes and Judges, 81, WheelOn's. Iancs :.
tarke :. Speakcrs and other Communicates
Agent Tor the New International Lesson Monthly.
edited by h. y. Jacobs, of Chicago. lesson Pa
Eers' Question Books, and general Sunday school
Requisites
VISITING CARDS.
Tie Suhonefte New Year ards. artistic and hand
some designs, - cents a pack. Special arrange
Heis are made with our engFaver fnr - priv Inc
engraved cards eNrcditiouslv Cor u~e on New ar =
uSh but orders should be sent in a. early A. ms
latest stylr. ' 'i ''''
FASHIONABLE STATIONERY
he nave large stock 81 a number II III Hsrart =.
ILl's 81 M" Papers IN beautiful tiutS with tn n
81 saua enNel pes, and put up in neat boNes Mon
At"t9 utelEH"a and engraved. and 40 extra chare,.
luf enclosing initials. ~ ~
NEW BOOKS
q EMERSON ParnaSSls, -. Narhrf'~ Can,-nuDis+T,
,,'tftlee. = remains 81 Lost Fmpirae by y 4 \
hltIN. So.'h' Lost for Love lv NIiss gr-,.l1.p =,
cents MAIDSTONE and the Vatican n,-raa~ iit,i D.,
III SthaH, O. cents, Jely Girl Papers = Sd
. WARREN CHoATE-K 90
h.cAstlltrS and S:atiHnarr. Vernon X.
- ~ corner iHfh street and "a. avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

THE BEECHER JURY.-The tedious work of
empaneiing jury was continued yesterday
in the I1lton- Beecher case. Four additional
Jurors were obtained. Eight jurors have now
been sworn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

sTTOugh luck. A New York swell drop
ped-not his card-but a TeprOachful letter
from the mother OF his only child, i'm the
basket al the door OF the lady he aSpired to,
On New Years day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

Whole Tickets. $50. Halves, SIS. Tenth. or each
Coupon So. Eleven Whole Tickets, 500
For Tickets. or information. address
THO. f. BRAMLETTE, Agent and Manager
IouisVe. XIV. decls m tina w I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

TIE OF DIST INHABITANTS A~~oCIA-
TI0S held their regular monthly IL citing
Yesterday afternoon. pr. John b. Blake pres
ident. in the chair. and j. Carroll Brent. sec
rotary Mr.. 4. t.. Plumicy was elect "a To
penberShip. Ne>>rs Clark. Brent and Wa
TerS were appointed committee 10 con slider
the subject of residence m the District as a
oIraIfficlti0u for meInb. T>hip. Mv>srS. Blake.
Brent and Carroll were appointed a commit
fe. 10 make arrangements Tor the celebration
Offhe III Of February
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

ELECTIONS AND INSTALLATION OF OFF
CBES-lIbtTjy Lodge. No. q. h. Of p. has IN
stalled the following officers: W. VI ~homo.
II {: George Ryal. V. G: TheOIOre Sninin.
Henfy stewart. VI. OF F.. Y. II. Stevens Z :
James Mutall, NJ. at A. +. Z. Cross. l. G. ;
GeOrg" tOXcn. q. G. The follow ing rcprtS,aT-
IatlVc 70 the Grand Lodge were also eIacfe I.
II G. Fowler. W. H. Andrews. T. r. Marrbp
y. H. StyNedS and W II. Cross
Equal Lodge, No. L.. knights of Pvti,i9s
mas elected Tie following officers John A
IImf-ck, 4. c. Jerome VI. Davis. V. C.. DanT
n. MOckaJet, prelate. Samuel Wise NJ az
p, james J.. Mitchell. NJ Of F.: John j
Jacobs n Of II. and :. REPRESENTATIVES IN
The Grand Lodge samuel Wise. Daniel +
Mo- kabee. jas. +. Mitchell. John L. Jacobs.
and John II. EaSkiue
Officers OF Potomac Circle. B. L. II F1C'
a. were Installed last night 81 fDll1yv-.-H
.. stevens, G. W, j. J. Cggksr. 4. @.
Aangum. 4. r J. IT, Wilkinson. H. l.: Jas
r Dement,. H. r. George \. simmons RI =
". Il Read. H. II, Joshua Gibson. W
OF d; James II LoyeleS~. W. OF y.
Inc " l>Cpn>ln republican association las.
nighi eleCieu the following officers a.
Heath. president. \. T. LougIav. fir-t Viz
president, Michael Frank second vice r,,,..i-
uehl- X r midway secretary. f e. Clarke
treasurer G. q. Heath. president. y T. / ono
ley vice president, and Judge RexfOUi yy-Ta
erected u"leStte~ L. attend "a meeting of state
s>>ocld lions Representa- VeS-rIe,t t;l,yr4lI
himball and NagOol were elected L0YorSr,.
members 81
Inc ale alumni association T1at last NIGHT
erected the present officers OF the a>>r,-
am, - DR. Peter Parker, prc,i-
citation. ~ follow Ice ure. j.,.t.
dent: JOSEPH n BTGTIHv. -
Francis Miller. secretary, COLONEL {. GaTTick
MaIIerv. George X. Nilburu, and jos It.I d tIT-
lis. executive committee.
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THr b & r. RAILEOAD TUNNEL ACCI-
uTNT-S2 90 Damages AtrGIffeti 20 ne PfGtfiftH.
a. The case Of Nm. Jones. action for damages
;gqfnSt the Bait imOrc and Potomac railroad
Tor the breaking 0i his leg by an accident in
the navy yard tunnel. which has occupied
fhe Circuit Court for the past three days, the
iuTy rendered "a yeriiCt yesterday for ~25s Q
Tor plaintiff. whose suit was for $1,000. The
defendant fled q motion tC. 2 lew trial,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

STORAGE-GOODS received on Storage NJ the
= Auction and Commission House of III + ZIN
HERMAN a son, 3I5 eth street decgI 2,y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

1HE BOARD Or FIEE Cow .SIONERS met
last night president W Williams in the chair,IuI
all me members present. The chief engineer
submitted MS report for the past month.
showing that during That period there were
tyTeuty-Oue alarms Of fire, which involved the
alleged loss az $3.50. Insurance, -2-ysH- also.
siisss since last report hc purchased ~ a.
IhCritv OF :he District CCIuiG.SSs ouerS 80
horses at e Cp-s q 800. S-Ipprinta4,,lsnf
shes. VI ttS HIt-s,i;trm telegraph. reported
shitl >lAcS the last meeting OF the board he
Lau placed frr-bON. numbered -. in the
GfliCc Of Tho United states Coast survey.
The application OF 4. HerIoTth. John Close.
NJ. J. Railway and James kuhnS were re
CelVcd for positions IN the fire department.
and placed ON file Mr.. Morgan Offered q
gCSCiutlOE. which was JlgrfHs'. That any
member OF the fire department who shall re
fuse 70 pay any Just debt contracted while a.
member thereof within 81 reasonable time.
shall De- liable 10 dismissal The action OF
The president IN accepting che resignation Oi
Foreman John :. GrO~> was unanimously
approved Mr.. Collins offered resolutions
eulGgiStic OF the late n u. Bishop. Gre-SIasn
telegraph operator and cpHdOlcTca with his
family. which resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

THE TRAPS THEY SET FOR JOE JEFFER-
SoN-Nr. Joseph Jefferson, the nimitable.
has written a long letter from st. Louis to
his counsel in this city. eX-Mayor A. Oakley
Hall. saying that he has received from n col
lectiIg firm i'm Broadway a notice thai he is
Indebted To the Genealogical Publishing So
ciety OF New York In S2,SSI.96. He remem-
borS that over two years ago he was requested
TO call at the society rooms on :. important
business He went, and was told that
they wished TO print the story of his life
They asked only that he should give them
the facts. He referred them to Col. i. Aston
Brown, the dramatic agent, who, he said,
had printed his biography, and then babe
them adieu. He denies that he entered into
a contract with the society to pay them any
sum of money to publish his biography. and
was astonished whenhe received the notice
above mentioned from the collecting firm
" T. SIM 6th.
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CANDY, CONE Ton IN STOCK
Made by >lauson a Co, New York;
pI 'talh VI ,NilT'S --.--Four pounds Iar
''i ID N'il"s e + ieNh '..-.-..SIN pounds for :
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A MOTHER
OPPOR TUNITY

TO INVEST FEW DOLLARS, WITH POSSIBLE
RETURNS OF THOUSANDS, Is OFFERED BY
THE P0STPONEMENT OF PUBLIC LIBRARY
OF KY. TO THE 9TH OF FEBRUARY. NEXT,
OF THEIR FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT AND
DRAWING. THE MAN AGEMENT ARE
PLEDGED TO THE RETURN OF THE MONEY
IF THE DRAWING SHOULD NOT COME OFF
AT THE DAY NOW APPOINTED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK. corner of
New FORK avenue and 18th street paws ; n.sT,
cent. per 3unUm on deposits fOr each calendar
month. banking hours, 8 to- SATURDAYS Q
TO ] and TO 9. 2It3 IIftE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

t0RNS, &C-"The wise for health ON daily
walks depend ana thousands patronizn Or
Whites establishment, 535 18th street. oppo-
site L. S. Treasury. to avoid painful C6roC
BUniOnS, Inverted Nails, etc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of
lo'Z were cZl9,oUo 4,12-Sw WITT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-07

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Champagne.
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