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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-23

In this city, on the 2lst inst. by Rev. J
r. Thompson, Asher NJ. Freeman, ol
Port Townsend, to Miss Sarah J. Waldron
of this place.
To Bilious and Ague Sufferers.
"When your Liver is Torpid,
And your Stomach feels bad,
Go to your druggist,
For Sanford's New Pad"
TAKE NO OTHER. SEE ADVERTISEMENT
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-23

CHILDREN are again playing out of
doors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-05-23
PUGET SOUND STEAM NAvIGATIl n
COMPANY.
Regular Mail Lines,

TO VICTORIA ANDPORTS ON PUGET
SOUND.
-
CTEAMERS of this company carving
- the u. s. Mails, Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S
Express, passengers and freight, will leave
Tacoma for Port Townsend and Inter.
mediate Ports,
Every day, except Saturday, at 6 o'clock P.
NJ, and for Victoria, b. c., Sundays, Tues
days and Thursdays, at the same hour.
The. same boats leave Seattle every
morning except Sunday at s o'clock, and
Fridays.
Passengers leaving Portland Saturday
morning arrive at Victoria Monday after
noon, and leaving Portland Tuesdays and
thursdays, arrive ut Victoria Wednesdays
and FRIDAYS.
From Victoria to Tacoma and ports on
Puget Sound, to Portland via N. P. X. r.,
the staunch and favOrite steamer ISABEL,
carrying Her Majesty's Mails, leaves Vic
toria for Port Townsend, Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays, at 6 A. NJ, making di.
rect and close connection with U. s. Mail
steamers for Tacoma and intermediate
ports The Isabel returns to Victoria same
afternoons.
Passengers leaving Victoria Mondays.
ednesdays or Fridays, arrive at Port
land the days following, viz: Tuesdays,
thursdays and Saturdays.
For passage or freight apply on board
steamers or at the the COmpany's Office,
Few Tacoma.
August II, 1878. 39tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-11

Tie Well-lnfoTmed New York correspondent
OF the philadelphia Ledger. writing OF the bust
ness prospects in New York. says there are
multiplying signs that The incoming spring will
witness the erection OF an unusually large num-
Der OF buildings up town in localities that have
been brought so close to the business portions
of the city by the elevated railroads. one es-
tate alone, which has been restricted for years
by the provision OF a viii. from which it is now
released. will build on the east side avenues, on
streets above Eighty-elghth street, as many as
40 dwellings, especially designed for weil-to-do
stiaried men. This is probably the largest
number or buildings ever erected by one estate
"a time in this country, and viii provide need
cd employment 10 many hundreds OF mechanics
aud iabOTerS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-11

The advocates of capital punishment would
Go much towards breaking down the opposition
to this method OF punishment By urging on
every occasion reforms in the manner OF its
enforcement. Such brutal, slckenng SpectacleS
as the hangngS yesterday of Hunter in Camden
ana Farrell In quebec cannot have any other
than the worst possible effect upon the hun
dreds ot persons who witnessed the b,lngling
executions. In Hunters case the rope was too
long and when the auxiliary rope was cut he
was barely lifted from the floor and fell back
He was then mercifully lynched by a number
OF volunteer hangmen. who were compelled to
drag down the Othercnd of the rope to hold him
suspended in the air. In FarreIl's case the rope
hung too low and caught under his pinoned
arm. IL was shaken free amid his piercing cries,
and after a struggle of fifteen minutes he was
dead. A considerable proportion Of executions
reported in this country are marked by such
horrible incidents as these. The adoption of
the gIil!0tine would be an Improvement on the
present system. Legal executions should be
conducted away from the gaze Of the general
public and in as certain, rapid and painless
manner as possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-11

The changes proposed by the army re-organi-
zation bill, which meet with the greatest oppo-
SitiOu. are those which increase the authority
of the general OF tie army, at the expense, it
il charged, of that OF the Secretary OF War:
those which do away with the national armory
in favor OF private manufacturers. and cripple
the efficiency OF the ordnance department, and
those which provide interchangeability OF the
Staf ana line. The numerous and glaring de-
frCts of the bill have become so apparent that
quite certainly IL win not pass in its present
shape. a very bad impression adverse to the
bill has been created by the exposure OF the
false represt nations made by the private man
ufacturers OF arms in regard to the cost of gov
eminent work as compared with private work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-11

The suggestions advanced in the communica-
lion elsewhere upon our water supply. seem to
have weight. II is urged that instead of adopt
Ing costly system OF water meters, at an en-
pense CT quarter OF a million OF dollars for the
purpose of reducing the consumption OF water
AZ win be better 10 spend that sum or more in
increasing the water supply. The Importance
to the health OF a city III having the sewers
cieaDsed By an ample flow of water through
them = SET forth with force. and the fact that
We haze directly nj our door, the immense vol
une of water furnished by great river shows
that II viii be ineXcusablc IN sanitary point OF
Y ew. alone, lot 10 utilize this great cleansing
Il -ency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-11

i gloomy report comes from Germany of
hard times aggravated by the severity of the
winter The Berlin correspondent of a London
paper writes that general dependency and Bit
terness prevail. The depression OF industry
and trade is worse than ever, so that the bank
ruptCy court has TO enlarge its buildings; the
distress among the lower classes IS extreme;
the papers tell heartrending stories about
starving people: the clergy and the poor law
guardians appeal every day TO the public for
contributions in order To staye off the worst
SUfTeTings Of the very poorest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-11

The indianapolis correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Gazette reports that it seems to be settled
in view OF the acts of the several caucuSes, that
Senator voorhees, election is as good as assured.
State Auditor Henderson says he Will receive
from eighty 10 eighty-five votes on the first bal
lot. This Is equivalent TO the statement that
five and possibly all the nationals will support
him. The republicans Will maintain position
OF mastery inactivity in The contest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-11

Delaware has but one lawyer in her legisla-
turc, and the y. y. Graphic, whose peculiar
function it IS 10 warn the American people
against lawyers as legislators. rej0iceS thereat.
When The public is convinced that the danger
V nich springs from the predominance OF the
legal profession IN our legislative bodies Is the
true national peril, and when the matter be-
comes presidential issue then Delaware Will
he the banner state OF the antl-lawyer party,
and the Bayard moyemement will begin 10
boom in earnest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-11

\ story comes from Poland, which must be
well seasoned with salt before taken, but which.
Il true. indicates that Russia is not tie country
for total abstinenJ5 from alcoholic LIQUORS who
wish 10 make converts 10 their ideas. Some
priests. il is said. VINO induced their paTiShi0n-
era 10 stop drinking hqu0r. have been trans
ported TO The interior OF Russia FOR deprivng
the government of revenue from the duty on
spirits. Francis Murphy VIII not go 10 Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-11

Gen. Butler sums up with his usual concise
ness The points in the new army bill when he
calls IL a bill to abolish the constitutional Office
o. the Secretary Of War; TO make the General
The deSpOt OF The army; 10 enable the ProVl-
dfDCc Tool company TO unload a large quantity
Of its old stock on the government. and to turn
over 20 private contractors the arming OF the
lniliti- Of the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-11
2e YEARS OLD.

Z6 YEARS OLD.
We have succeeded in purchasing the controI-for
the District and Maryland-for sale of "CUTH.
BEERT's OLD M NJ no 81 WHISKY" THIS
barley 30 per cent matted by the Old hand process
al degree OF heat not exceeding 400 de <rees aud
tut quarts OF spirit extracted from each bnshel of
grain. -
Whereas under the present system from 16 to 1S
quarts are distilled from each bushel of raw grain
ano ,e Flsn degree OF heat attained by the intro
ouctlon OF steam-frOm eco to 900 Observation-Disclosures
al the essential oils, fnsil Oil aud metallic salts
we copy the report of PROF. JOSEPH JONES'
Co. of that city: ivy -
"GENTLEMEN; The sample of Whisky labelled
VIM Guthbert, submitted to me for chemical ex
ANIMATION contained 471s per cent of absolute alec
ho Chemical analysis established that it was free
salts, and Is the ONLY Whisky have ever found free
! rq essential oils The grape sugar which said
MhSky contains give the spirit indications of great
age" Respectfully - eN0'''
tolkned0 JOSEPH JONES,
Professor of Chemistry.
We can refer to the leading physicians of this city
as 70 Its great qualities intellectually ~
For sale by the bottle only
b. W. REEDS SONS
yanotr 1915 # street.
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RESTING TO TAXPAYERS.
OFFICE OF RED &C, OIL COMPANY
50 Light street.
BALTIMORE, MD,

" The total number of coal oil explosions in the
city of Baltimore during 1878 was 81; persons
burned. So died from their INJURIES H." See fire
inspectors report These are most narrowing facts
and al the more distressing because the accidents
were positively unnecessary, they resulted SOLELY
from the use of Inferior Oh If every one of those
consumers OF oil had used the RED 'Cs SAFETY
OIL the sad record would have seen the liyht
This Illuminating Oil is ABSOLUTELY SAFE
cannot explodeis as harmless as whale or lard oil
1t has Won hosts OF friends and customers among the
very beat and most intelligent people in the com,n,,
mites IN which it has been sold. The people who
want the best article are willing to pay fair prica
Tor IT, and can appreciate il when they get it.
AduIteratlon and mixing Is pTactcsd to almost "a
great al extent with oils as with Iuuors and tho
manufacturers OF the RED "C'' OIL decided that
the ONLY POSSlB MEANS OF PROTECTION
was TO mark ndelbly the Oil ITSELF instead OF trust
ing to mark ON the outside of the package The
only way the oil itself be marked is by a color
and we selected the beautiful Red Color which tie
OH bears and obtained from the United States pa
tent Once registration as our trade mark of "A
May 8, 1871 and also two patents for the process
by which the oil is treated The Red Color is orr
Dlt this one oil. o
We guarantee it to be SAFE beyond the possbl.
ity of an accident that could not occur with can
die, 1t gives hight equal I'D candle power to the
best gas
It is pure. sweet. clean and beautiful.
For sale by many of best Grocers and it's sale
Is rapidly increasing.
RED 20" OIL MANUFAoIURINe COMPANY,
81 LIGHT STREET, near Pratt
jan9-6t BALTIMORE, MD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-11

DOR RENT,
l. NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET CIRCLE
A new 10-room RESIDENCE, with Mansard roof
and every modern convenience
Also, III the most desirable portion of the
WEST END,
An Elegant 12-room DWELLING with every i'm.
proyement, and large Brick Stable
FOR SALE.
Handsome broom RESIDENCE, on I. street
NV, near Vermont avenue; contains all modern
improvements and built in most substantial man
ner.
2Ox120 "
Several Magnificent Building LOTS, On Vermont
Circle ~
Two Entire Squares Of GROUND in the north.
extensive building operations w.
Large Tract of LAND, beautifully situated. and
beng a part of Meridian Hill handsome location
Tor villa sites commanding view of the city will
be sold at q bargain. "
THOS. ]. FISHER Il CO.,
Jatztr 1928 street L. W.
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DRY GOODS.

DRODHEAD e. CO.,
ID s39 Pennsylvania ave- bet 9th and 10th Sta
OFFER 10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
rom their close cash prices all sales OF imported
Dress Goods, including Cashmeres, Alpacas Cash
mere de FInde, Mateiasse, D8masse and Knicker-
booker Sultings, cSc. Beautiful Silk faced Brown
velvet, 81 % er I'd, worth 81; Lyons Seal Brown
and Navy Blue Silk. 75c. per yd Black Satin 81
per I'd, and up; Black Mixed, double width Water.
proof pros 62Nc. and up; Ladies' and Gents White and
Red Underwear, very cheap; the best and heaviest
Red Twilled Flannel made, very cheap; WaInsutta
A. bleached Cotton, l0c I'd Wide, all linen, Table
Damask, "a &C., and up; Clark's best 2OO-yd Spoo
Cotton, Poe; Eega Mt 3ButtOn Kid Gloves ST. IS
par; ana many other bargains in irst-class goods
CAL early and secure choice goods at
BR0DHEAD'S,
Jan3-tr 500 Pennsylvania are.
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LADIES' GOODS,

NINE. l.. r. JEANNEKAT o! Baltimore
VI is new III Wash ngton. anu has re- ,-arN
moved to her old stand, il01 pcuusy aRia s-zSsA
avenue between 18th and 18th streets over ~
Cats ieweiry store. where she i sci in- of
handsome assortment Of FRENCU BONNETS
and ROUND HATS r-Eardiess Of cost. Bpnnets
worth S25 snd $50 now selling from SI2 90 SIS
Orders promptly attended to. jaa9-H
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THE TRADES.

QOOHBINDING.
- The public % respectfully Informed that tbs
LYCETT BOOKBlNDERY
carried ON g heretofore. The Same excslleos
x1rkmen are employed. ana the work turned ont
VII be In the superior style which haa always bcso
ohAracfefigttc Of the establishment
apSly 1913 PossneUEU0Ms0 0ce., ID door
GIBSON BROTHERS,.
~ RRA0xIoAI Book And Jon PRnTxRS,
101S GeleS9y!c0NSg @ge.s Washington. D. @
B1no kf1nnn9 6D0otAfU. hn11ly
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

- LBS GOOD CHEESE. ............... Is
. Bert \. Y BuCKWHEAT, per lb............. 8
Nice BRIGHT SAhlP, per gallon -.....---...-+- 30
bottle Fine Old WHISKY -
1 gallon best SWEET CIDER. 20
WESTERN SHOULDER BACON, per 10. .......- 4
BOkEI4ESS HAMS. hUsar cured. IH-r h..
Best SUGAR CT RED SHOULDERS, per H.. q
pounds hest SUGAR CORN ..........,.......--. -
l galon hEH ORLEANS MOLASSES fancy 90
RICE FL0t x.
FECRER'S FARTNA,
PRESSED HOPS.
c. S. O'HARE q son,
1918 SeveatL ST MIC,
jarlOtr l3etBeen VI ana y
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-A light second. hand New York City
built COUPE; but recently done up,oHrR =.
and is IN perfect Or0er; will be sold for Ert 1I*2
$3.50, the owner having no use for it. Can 9I1@s@
be seen at ROB'T ii. GRAHAM'5 Carriage Factory,
4l0 416 Sth st. NV. ian9-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-11

Pair Jusih's Heel Protectors given away. tanl0-tr
HAVING ESTABLISHED THE LIVERY BUSI-
Ii NESS IN EAST WASHINGTON. / am pre-
pared 10 furnish SADDLE HORSES, HORSES,
BCGG1ES, CARRIAGES. &c. at all hours, day or
night, at one-haf former prices. l will furn sh
Carriages for theaters, balls, weddings, germans
unerals, &c, at prices lower than they can be had
elsewhere in this city.
will furnish the people of East Washington first
class Carriages for funerals at the Congressional
Cemetery for two dollars each. which will pay
ing undertakers profit of from one to one and a
half dollars ON each carriage
L have good Carriages and good Horses, with care.
ful drivers, and will guarantee that there shall be
nothing wanting on part to give entire satisfac
ton.
am very thankful for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to and hope BY strict atteu
non to merit continuance of the same.
BENIN COOLEY.
No. TIA Il street Sc.
N. B.-I have Carriage No 1875 on 9th st stand
NV day and night and earnestly solicit the patron
aRe Of my friends jan1O-3t
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Stz ns B 5<Ss a sHS.R E
1oa % 1eh o. kW., Offers greAt bargaina he paYI
the highest prices IN CASH for the several Srfcfes
111a16 ahovA oI6oIl by nan nabooGe6 @ nov6-E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-11
u A. MCINTYRE,
~. REAL ESTATE BROKER,
No 918 F street. opposite Masonic Telnple

For Rent (Furrished)
NV. cor 18th and Pa ave, 20 rs, Ia Sl6S2s
8 st near 18th W, II rs. a. ~. i.....,... $50
ST., opposite Ebbitt House. ........... 100
18th st, opp. Franklin square, rs........... 100
18th ST, near 6, 10 rs, ami............... 80
Cor 14th and SITS, 10 rs, ami So
\. HAMPSHIRE and Penn. ayes, 8 RS, am H.. "a
Penna. ave-, above 2lst, 10 rs, ami. rs
For Rent (UtlfurniShedl
No. 1SS! T NV, II r., am IS
No. as Penna. ave. W, 23 rs................ So
No 19to Penna ave, re-, rii-i............. A.
Store No 1908 Pa. ay. gas, water, good cellar 35
Nos. As and 81 n.e II RS, ami. .......... -
no 6!5 n: Jersey ave. NV, rs, gas & bath. 25
Nos. 1O4- 155-16U- 1852 I NV. rs, am.i.. 20
No. 1l04 Is ne, rs, water. .............. Is
no. lsO3 \ Hamp ave, new, 3 rs, ami. Is
no 1913 n lamp ave new, rs, anl.l...... Is
Nos. w and 329 N. j. ave, 6rs.............. 10
No 1I26 Vermont ave, rs, gas and water. Is
No. S35 Ith s.w., br., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is
No. 14Il Sd NV, rs, water &c............ IL
No. 1135 Park Place, cor. 18th n.e......... Ii
No. 2lN 10th NV. e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
No. 500 10th Ii e., 6rs.................x.... 10
No. Ills Park Place, rs water. &c ...... 3
No. Temperance ave ,t13th and I n.w.,)4rs .
Three Stables. centrally located. Z and 1U
For Sale {Ho,ses)
Near 18th and + SITS Circle, 10 rs. MI 81 800
no I34O n.w.. II RS a IN. l.. new ........... $500
st, bet 9Th and 10th. St, IL rs, am 800
sew small houses good lnvestmentsI, $500 TO 81 00
jan10tr E. A MCINTYRE
u OR S lie.
~ i,tI ..'...So,5nO
Ih4i i5tn street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
1912 10th street. ....................... l25O
ians-tr JOSEPH 6. HESTER. 5i3 aih st.
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IBE EVENING STAR viii be found file at the
following places, where, also. advertisements and
subscriptions viii be received Henry f. Gaillig &
Co, 449 Strand, Charing Cross, London: Charles
Hartw1Ck, lis boulevard Magenta, and y. Y Herald
Office. AZ Avenue de FOpera. Paris
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To COrresDOndents,

Letters should be addressed TO the Editorial or
Business Manager of THE STAR, according to their
tenor, and not to any individual name Otherwise
prOVoking delays may occur, account of alb
sence etc.
Checks. etc, should in all cases be made payable
10 the order of The EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
COMPANY-not to that of any individual
~ Anonymous communications not read; re-
jected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
John PATCH EXAMINES TITLES, reports az to
- the responsibility Of people, with abstracts of
LIENS on real estate. SOC 10th st. NV, 6 I'm to 10
p ~. Always in before 9 and after 4. jan11 In
WAN1ED-A good. healthy WOMAN for wife
W not necessary to be beautiful. bu, must have
Tin0in0 rays, understand chemistry and keeping
flower pots: n: B-AIust be an orphan, and have
no visiting friends. Apply on street, between 10Th
and 1ith Sc 1t
MRS. BLACK, MAGNETIC HEALER. Trance
N Medical, and Business Sittings All nervous
and local weaknesses cured by wearing the Mag
netlc Medlcated Amulet, manufactured to suit each
case 1903 Pennsylvania avenue. jan8-6ts
MADAM DAY, CIA1RvoYANT AND MEDIUM
NJ Magnetic Healing. Names and messages given.
Consultations upon business complications and af-
fairs OF life Marshall House. corner Sth and d SITS
IflNate entrance on ID street. JAMS
hrs. II. +. WRIGHT, MAGNETIC AND CLAIR
Nl VOYANT HEALER. S24 9th st. NV, has emil
Hent success In treating (withOut meiiicine) Acute
and Chronic Diseases. Consultation free decl6 Inns
nR. WELLS EUREKA SURPRISES ALL
other articles for identifying and preserving the
Teeth. For sale by al. druggists. as cents per bo.
tie nOv5-tr
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THE CHEAP CASH STORE.

ok FINE DRESS SHIRTS
y Made to order, of Wemsutta Muslin ana Extrs
dne Linen bosoms. for $50; ready to put oI,.
most elegant manner for 81 %.
onr MYSTERY" SHIRT. unfinished, at rs cts.
bosom, is the cheapest Shirt in the world
Our Mystery" Shirt at rs cts, unfinished. In n
GOOD az any 81 Shirt in the market.
Our Mystery" Shirt is retaiied at Factory
THoLEsALK prices. and SI of them is . nice Christ
The GREAT SOUTHERN SHIRT, 0PES FRoNx
At 50 cts is made of the Same material the Mys
terry"
Our 81 Shirt, ready to put on is worth double its
money, but we compelled 10 reduce stock at our
Factory in Baltimore, as about 10 build a
lsrge addition thereto and desire to carry less
noy5tr MEGINNIsS', IO62 II street a.sc.
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HALLETT DAVIS d CO.'S PIANOS
n ui styles for the Holldays L0w-
R ro@ mo 70 * ;nssaimsn's Rooms open MIR
dsci0I q. L. sUMNkh, sll sh al nv.
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FOR RENT AND SALK.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
49,
cIHoS. E. WAGaAMAN, sis Seventh Ssrse,
tOnsnses msde every Wednesday, ANA Saturday,
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I AIDES WINTER BOOTS.
Of his own make, at s. co. -
The best in the city for the money.
nov2str $40 9th street, opp. Patent ofnce.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-A POCKET BOOK, containing papers onlv
~ valuable to the owner, on st between 10Th
1882 st. WM PERRY STRAITNER. jau1I-2t
I OST-At or near the Post Office Friday morning
- fur. top GLOVE. The finder will confer a
favor by leaving 1t al Box $50 Post Office or at II
lie Droit Binding. IT.
| oST-On Friday. 10th, on I ST. between 19th and
II list SITS, or Pa avenue between 21st and I'D
sts, GOLD ANCHOR RREASTPIN. The finder
VIII be suitably rewarded by lesying it at 2l14 Pa
avenue. IL
I OST.Between II, 18th st, the avenue cars or the
gold Link CHAIN with two acora charms in light
ard dark hair. suitable reward VIII be given if
leftat l1l5 III ct. janl02ts
NTRAYED-From 2O4 Pennsylvania ave. sx>
- east, Thursday evening, SKYE TER SAe0SAe
t1ER; answers to name of Lulu" yelloWIsI
roH hair; wears brass collar and paddock, with
the above number of house scratched upon collar
plate reward Will be paid upon her return.
isn10-2t-
1 OSI-FTom off one of our wagons, between our
- freight warehouse and Il. ( p. II. r. depot on
he evening Of December "a, 1878, a TRAVELLING
SAiCHEL containing one dress, some articles of
ady's wearing apparel, one hair braid, gloves laces
md one package of visiting cards. with the name of
M A. Cum ming, 1915 Rhode Island avenue" there
On. The finder will be literally rewarded by re-
turning same to GEO. W. MOSS Agent Adams Ex-
press Co., 20 Penna ave. jan1u-3t
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EURS!!I
EURs!

PURSE FUhs" fUHsm
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL LINED WRAPS, SEAL
SKIN SACQUES; MINK. OTTER aud SEAL
MUfFS and BOAS; Carriage Rotes: Bear. Wolf
and Fox Gents Seal Gaps, Mutfiers and Gauntlets-
STINEMETZ,
ians-tr 1887 Pennsyiramio 4venue.
T j. GEORGES,
q Manufacturer OF Gents Fire BOOTS SHOES
a1d CATERS,
Corner 9Th and @ streets. under National Hotel
SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT
Repairing neatly executed. New Eastics iuserted
in Caters by patent machine price rs cents to 81
jsnS-1m
MRS. NJ. A. WHITE,
NJ No. AIS 11ra STREET.
Ladies fashionable hair dresser and hair work
Puffs, Curis and Brads made very cheap.
Orders cent by mail promptly attended to.
-Four doors above Pennsylvania avenue.
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