The Evening critic., 1882-03-18
WHO VIII bc the Iuci.y onee

DRIED DOLLARS in one can, place ~ IN STOCK
and sell the can and contents for 81. Only
one can will contain that sum, and in case
it is sold the name Of the buyer will be an
nounced in the Posi-, Capital, Chronicle Her.
aid and G0setie tomorrow morning. Other
cans will contain $3.50, $500, Sl15, $3.50,
$40, S125. 500, $40, $50, $50, $40, 800 $25,
$50, SIS, $40, So, S., 50, 81, and so on down
TO 10 cents. Every can, as usual, will posi-
lively contain sum of money. No blanks,
but only one can will contain $500. Again
we say, who will be the lucky one? We
claim that our tea and coffee is equal TO
the best sold in this city or section of the
country. We take this method of adver-
tising our goods simply to get the people
accustomed to them. Our time isliimited
for giving out presents. and we wish to
leave good trade for our agent when we
leave.
We also claim that each can of tea or cof-
fee we sell is worth dollar of anybody's
money, and cannot be duplicated in Wash
ington for the money, while each can is
worth dollar We do not as a matter of
fact get more than 30 cents per can for any
of them, and for many of them but 50 cents,
or so cents or 20 cents, or 70 cents, or 60
cents, or so cents, or 40 cents, or 2o cents
each, while those that contain 81, or 81, or
$3, or IS, and upward we lose on. Still we
have the goods, and are determined to get
can. We certainly. offer extraordinary in
ducements, and trust that each and every
family in the city will try at least one can
each of our tea and coffee before they con.
demn our goods.
We have but one price, viz, 81 can, 6
cans for s., 12 cans for $40, % cans for S20
or 65 cans for $50, with q present of not less
than 10 cents, and from that up to $3.50 in
each can and to-day one can containing
exon rbncn bn 0nt n n pluhs n . n rtla n
well satisfied with the present they receive
and generally speaking send in the second
club within two or three days from the
time they receive the first order. Reader,
you can easily get up club. Try. Every
family wants and will have tea and coffee.
We believe our tea and coffee to be not only
the best but the cheapest in Washington.
We certainly offer You an easy way to
make money. Will you not spare us
a couple of hours of your time? We think
you will be satisfied with the result. Again
we say try. Cans Of both tea and coffee are
invariably selected for out-of-town custo-
mers by disinterested parties. We prefer
that people in the city should make their
own selections.
We donated yesterday fifteen cans Of tea
and coffee TO the National Rifles fair. More
than one person will be we'll satisfied with
| the can they buy, or we will miss our
guess.
| Below we give list of those who have
found a sum of money (S5 or upward) in
cans purchased thus far this week. We do
| not take the names of those who find less
than So. AS matter of fact, however, a
| great many find 81, 50, or So in the cans
they buy
Money FOund Yesterday by
Christian Bleich steward Soldiers Home,
500, in coffee; Police Officer Daily, 5l3
| Il. L
| Sullivan, sos L street northwest, So in
tea; Mrs. NJ. L. Black, 713 Ninth street
northwest, $50, in tea; Mrs. +. r. Bond,
1347 Corcoran street northwest, 500, in
tea; H. d. Barr, the well-known merchant
tailor, I'LL Pennsylvania avenue, $780, in
tea found Wednesday,; Miss Fannie Ken
nerly, ten years old, residence 619 Tenth
street. $40 gold in tea; Joseph F. Acton,
100 Third street southeast, 500, in coffee;
r. X. Helpenstine, Ebbitt House drug
store, So, in coffee; Hon. William II. Harris
223 South Robey street, Chicago, S75 gold,
in tea (this is the third or fourth present
Mr.. Harris has found).
Money Found Monday. Tuesday.
wednesday and Thursday by
Frank c.. Collinsworth, superintendent bill
liard-room National Hotel, $5, gold in tea
Mr. Prince, clerk Police Court, chatelaine
watch, value $50, left by mistake in can
of coffee; Mrs. Kennerly, 1919 Tsnth stree,
northwest, $40, in gold, in tea Miss A
Wolf, 313 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
800, in tea; S. Schntzer, All Pennsylvania
avenue Myers HoteD, $3.50 gold, in coffee
William johnson, Newark, n. j., $25 green
backs, in tea; A. L. Robinson (colored)
waiter National Hotel, s., gold, in tea
Walter o. Dunnell, Baltimore, $40, in tea
Rev. J. w. Stevenson (colored), A. NJ, T.
Church, M street, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets, S5, in coffee; Jane:
Wise, 1S43 Eighth street northwest
Printing office, $50. in tea: L. J. O'Connor
st. Louis, $3.50 in gold, in coffee; G. w
Lynch, Joe Jefferson Company, $3.50, in tea
W. II. Rapley, treasurer National Theatre
$50, in coffee; Miss Wilson, Metropolitan
Hotel, $50 in gold, in tea; George W. Driver
1343 Pennsylvania avenue, $50, in coffee
Richard Granther (colored), oyster dealer
1919 Sixth street southwest, 50, in tea
Samuel Katzenstein, $40 Seventh stree
northwest, 500 gold, in tea; John L. Lane
Sixteenth and Q streets northwest, $50 il
gold IN tea; l.. Murphy, Bureau Of Engrav
ing and Printing, ,$l40,in tea; David Crowley
Boston, Mass, $75, gold, in tea; John Carpen
ter, Pennsylvania avenue, near Tenth
street, $50, in tea; Thomas Williams, Con
cord, N. H., $40, in tea; Patrick Flem-
ming, Atlanta, 800, in tea; M. M. Redman
Lafainle, wyoming, @oo, III tcili Johu ODriet
Jacksonville, Fla, $780, in coffee; Maggie
O'Brien, Jacksonville, Fla, So, in coffee
George Hih Madison, Ind, 800 in tea
NJ. V. Casey, Treasury Department, $2t
gold, in tea; Rev. S. NJ. Merrill, S25, in cof
fee; j. Hardman, restaurant Sixth ant
Pennsylvania avenue, $40 gold, in tea; w
A. Dodge, Specification Room Government
Printing. office, $2O in tea; J. NJ. Richards
j. A. McCabe and f. M. Blake, Govern
ment Printing-ofiice, $50, in coffee; NJ. ii
Sherey, 50 Second street northwest, So il
tea, So, in coffee DIR. Joseph disbursin
clerk, Treasury Department, S. gold, in col
fee Miss G. Dieter, l59 Joraleman street
Brooklyn, n. V, 500 gold, in tei
Il. G. Boss, 612 Eighth street south
west, $40, in coffee Thomas Toner, Stat
Department, $50 gold, in tea; Miss Barbar
Jones, Baltimore, Md, $3.50, in tea.
Tomorrow we will publish additions
names Of those who are in luck to-day
Watch for the list. Orders by ma
promptly forwarded to all parts Of th
United States. Address
IAIPoRTERs' TEA COMPANY,
Marlyaf Snaca Waghiuoton II q