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DR. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BIT
L. TIERS, are sure remedy for Liver Com.
plaiut in all It's form, IlumOrs of the Blood and
SNin, Ser"fula, Dyspepsia, Costivenes-, lndisea'
ton, .Jauntlice. Headachc, and Bilious Diseases,
General Dehiiity, &C. They Cleanse the system,
cwulate the bowels restore the appetite, purify
The blood. strengthen the body, and thoroughly
urepare it to resist diseases OF all kinds.
Gro. C. GOODWIN \ Co. Boston, Mass
sold by all Druggists
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Recommendations.

The following are n few selce ted from the multi.
tude of recommendations in the possession Of the
Agent.
Brunswick, April 1. 1867
Miss SAWYER received Your letter last CIV.
cning and was very glad YOU concluded to let me
take your Salve. think lean do well with it and
it will be quite an accommodation to my husband
as he cannot get along without 1t. lie has tric
ever thing else and has never found anything
that healed his leg as that salve of yours, and we
have both found to be all and even more than
YOU recommend it to be. We have had 1t in the
family orr; years and have used it for every
thing and can truly say We have never found its
equal use it for weak back and 1t works like a
charm Mr. Coombs has had Fever Sore on his
leg Tor thirty years and would be cripple to-day
if he had not found n remedy in your Salvc. 1t
keeps it healed and takes ont the inNi,mtion and
proud flesh, and sw ling and does for him al
that he can ask. can recommend 1t for good
many things that you have not, fol use 1t for cv-
crytllng. l consider it invaluable IN family. II
you can put this testimony together and it can be
of service to You, you are welcome.
You can send me large boxes If you please, and
o few little ones. can do b tier with large ones.
Yours, &C., ELIZABETH COOMBS.
From the Rev. L. A. Helmcrhau sen, now Of
Bucksport, Maine.
This ccrtiies that l have used Miss Sawycrs
Salye and consider it superior 10 any other.
cheerfuly recommend it to all in want OF u good
salve.
E. A. HELMERHAUSEN.
January 18th, 1861
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MISS SAWYERsS


Scsh Is SER. "' f:s:s$ ss5S !s1ss msSs
ssissr cuuedk 81 never pro6ssSs sis.s, w ss
always relieving pain, hewevcr Stvcs3 .f-rs, bas
II Is prepared By MISS SAWYER, who ..-
SICK, for nearly twenty years, With great success
The principal diseases for which thi. salve Is
recommended are, chillblains. rheumatism, Piles,
Scr0f0la, Old Ulcers, SILT Rheum, Sprains Burns,
Fever Sores, Fefons, ErysipelA., Sore Eyes, Bar.
bcr's Itch, Deafness, Ioils, Rbs.worms, CYrns,
sore Nipples, Baldnese, swollen Breast, Itch,
Scald Head, Tcething, Chapped Hands, Scalds,
Cuts, Bruises, Group, Cracked Lips, and Sores on
children. 49,. -.
applied. Rub it on well with. the, hand three
times n day. In several cases IL has cured pal.
sled limbs. For PILES II has been discoverl to
be sure remedy. Persons that have been afllict.
ed for years have been relieved by q few appca.
tions. For ERYSIPELAS It works wonders. al
For CHAPPED HANDS It produces a cure i'm.
nicdateiy. Let those with SALT RTIECM obtain
this Save, and apply 1t freely and they will find II
invaluable. 1t II good in eases Of SCROfCLA
and TUMOIlS. CANCERS have been c!Wqd with
H Ths best sas sa aUns ever snsd for
ous, but sure to afford relief. SORE ~ WEAK
EYES-Ruh It on the ills gently. once or twice
day. Cures deafness by pattinE it IN the cars on
piece Of COTTON For YELtINs tbs rs superior to
charm. =. BTRNs and Sc I-Ds-apyiytho salye
at once and II gives fnrnediate relief For OLD
SORES, apply 01ees day.
For 1luuSIS AND CATTLE.--for Sores Or BruiS
es on Horses and Cattle this Salye IS Invaluable,
and has astonishing effect M curing scratches on
notoricty, and Is safe and sure rememctly for all
tile above affrncRts.
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C7S To scoops month salary paid to Agents.
Do male or female, to Introduce our pate"
Everlasting White Wire Clothes Lines Address
the American Wire Co., IS Williams'strect, New
York, or is Dearbornstreet Chicago.
AUENrs WANTEU-For the best book out,-A
IA Picture of the de olated states, and tho
" ork of Restora ion: lSi5.le6s. Largest induce
mehts offered. For circulars apdress l.. STkBBINs
Hsrltord Ct.
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0MAw's Chemical, Electro. Silver.Plating Flaid
= makes worn out plated ware MS good as new
for packing and postage. Address }. SiiAwC Chem.
list, 30 Elm street, Bridgeport. Conn. Agents wan
t.,I c,Inra
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Freedom Notice.

Notice Is hereby gwen that ! have relinqnishcd
To nv son, Charles f.. Trdcy, his time. claiming
none OF his wages and will pay none Of his ste6s
after this date. ~
Gorldsboro, July Is, 1855, 3"2'
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EOTIC !!

cEIZED by the Collector of Ftcnchman's bay,
! Boat of about tons measurement,
lei lbs. Tea
&c lbs Tobacco.
32s b.. Cod Fish.
100 lbs. us.idock.
1914 Gross Matches.
1915 lbs. Manila Rigging.
hcg-itiai-. WhsNev.
Keg-1Ga "a. l. Rum.
Any person claiming sueh aIti lis are require
TO appcar and file in this Office his ca m 10 each
article within twenty days from the nate of the
first publication Of this notice.
w. u. PETERS, ColPr.
Ellsworth, July 3lst, AsGs. 3w2S
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From Mr.. 4 Mrs. VIM. Il. Kendall Freeport. Me-
Among the many Salves now in use, Miss eaw.
yer's stands pre- eminent for almost all he aches
and pains the human family pre- afflicted with
For Rheumatism, Lame Joints, Nervous Head e.
ache, it gives immediate relief. We have used il
ti.r several years. and 1t an uufailing remedy for
burns. scalls. sore throat, salt Ihettn swclled
joints, &C We cheerully recommend 1t to the
public as being perfectly safe and good Tor many
more aches than we hrye anioued.
Mr. & Mrs. WM. L. KENDALL.
Frceport, March 18th, 1865.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
"The Blue Coats, .

And how they Lived, Fought and Died for the Tn
ion, with Scenes md Incidents Of the Great Re
lellion," 1t contains over 100 engravings and 500
pages, and is the spiciest and cheapest wsr book
Circulars and see our terms, and full description
Of the work. Address JONES BsOrHEks Co. :,
Phil aLclphla Pa; Cincinnati, Ohio Chicago, ILL.,,
or st. Louis. Mo. -.
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GREAT WATCH SALE
on THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN!

Wv bu6 VI O6N' WIN WsOs SeSSs
Giving to every Patron Handsome and Reliable
Watch for the Low Price of Ten Dollars,
WITHOUT REGARD to COST,
And not to be paia for UNLESS rERFECTLY
SATISFACTORY.
900 Solid Gold Hunting " ,tches, $3.50 to $3.50
900 NJ gic CaSci Gold Watches, 200 to 800
On I. atiip,' ~ utches, enamel Il, loo 10 800
, ono Gold Cbronometers, enlineled $50 to 90
IWnl Gold Hunting English Levers, 30 to 2jU
100 silver Ha niing Levers, SOTO 2oo
) OOO silver Humhng "upleXes, ~ to 2N
900 u Od Hunting Anne. lean watches. l0O 10 2lO
500 Assorted Watches all Kinds, ~ ito 70
xS-Every patr.n obtai a watch by this ar
rangeme tco.tiny but SlO, while it may be worth
$3.50 No partialty hown.
Messrs. Hunt, Anthony Co.. 1876 broadway,
New York City, wish to immediately dispose Of
the above magnificent stock. Certificates nam.
ing the art cc., are placed in sealed envelopes,
nd well mixed Holders entitled TO the a! IT,
clcs named on their certificate upon pay ment Of
$40, whether 1t be watch worth Ss5O.or less. The
,ettirno any certificates cnt ties You t" the art
,.le named thereon. upon payment. irrespective OF
it. worth, and as article valued less than Sl0
named ary certificate, 1t will at once b. seen
that this Is
No Lottery, but Straight-for ~ ard. lie.
ultimate transaction. which may be
participated in even by the most
fasfjdiouS
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ONLY26 CENTS


an i s. - y
The Greas Qs;esing Resssly for CAi7drss.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON.
Gus DRUG; sure 10 Regulate tie Borsls !;
sllays an faia; corrects Acidity Of the
Stomachs nakes SGD and Wsak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, lnnamnation Of the Bowels, and
all conn laints srising from the effects Of
Teething. Cali for Nothsr Bailsys Quistims
Syrup, and take no other. and you are sats
Sold by Druggists and all dealers In Med.
icine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
Agent for the United States'
w. +. PHILLIPS, d Co., " hole
sac Agents, Portland, Maine.
1yinsidel7
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[Fom DIR. r. Richard Clay, Boston, Mass.]
This is to certify that have known Miss Saw
rer's salve for more than five years. and of its
having b, en- successfully used i many cases.
consider L. Il superior article, and well wort the
confidence Of those requiring such remedy.
K. ri HARD CLAY. ii. ID.
Boston, Dec. 10th, 1857.
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From S. NJ. Stctson, OF Freeport Me.
Freeport March 90, 1865
hereby testify that Miss Sawyer's Salvc has cur
ed a yelling OH my heel of several years stand
ing. gladly recommend it to the public as an
invaluable remedy for swelling and laneness Of
any kind. .,.,,,,,,
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From Margaret Rogers, Frerport Mel
Frceport. March 20, 1857.
wish to add to my test mony to thousands o
others which could be given OF the eilicic cy Of
Miss Sawyer's Salve, in curing Il swe ling on my
shoulder OF q dangerous tendency,
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NO pile 10 SWALLOW UOWnS
We want no burning linimeuts
In City, Country, Town.
We want to know the laws Of health
We want to sh,tn disc Sc,
We want few Doctors Bills to pay,
3 Or un,lertakcrs' fees.
We know all Pills have had their day,
That physic il deceit,
The Lancet aud tho bloody bowl
Wcnever more shall greet.
We know our stnmachs were not mado
To drcnch with Purgatives,
Brute instinct shuns the hateful dose
And every child that lives.
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New Advertisements,
lF A HUMBUC,

!; A HUMBUC,
What . wonder
. That the d0ogs
Are opea vide;
Ever since tho
u 81 First e August -
thousands kavo
Pain Paint applied.
Those who lie,
& D. call 1t hunting,
Are the doctors,
ii Not acquaint;
..-t For they always
t.'t Have been jealous
when their paticuts
Use Pain Paint.
Pile up facts
As high ~ mountains,
Flash the truth
Before the eyes,
but the cry
Is always humbag,
1fon Of science
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-02
ARTIFICIAL STONE.

Inc concrete Stone manufactured in England
has for years now-since Is6I-baep subjected
10 every test that ingenuity conId deyise--to
neat and frost-tO water, fresh, salt and Inpure,
20 wash and attrition, and To every atmos-
pneric exposure, and 1t is found that very few
natural stones are as durable or as uniform,
and the best Of them are costly, and, ia many
Localities. inaccessible. Bat the comparative
cheapness and durability If the artificial stone
are OF no greater importance in engineering
than to architecture as a fine art The enormous
expense Of cutting rock into the exact and
elaborate forms prevents the general adorn-
ment OF structures. But when the beaut' ful
form NAV not only BE- cast ia a mould, but
endIessly reproduced from the same mould.
and when the most florid enumeration NAV
b. NOR cheaply moulded than the pIaina-t
and most unrelieved outlines can be cut.
there will be no farther excuse for the
monotonous and ugly buildings that
characterize street architecture AT present.
The general features of the process of making
the artificial stone are described in Lond,a
Engineering. Mr.. Rinsome's patent concrete
stone consists of sand united not by apv ma
chanical sticking compound, but by Chemicals
which transform il into a new and homoge-
neous mass. Ii Is particles of sand. in soma
cases mixed with a little limestone united bv
sillcate OF lime. The manner of forming this
siIicate OF lime in the mass is, in fact, the es-
sence OF the invention. The sand is mixed
with yiseid solution of silicate of soda which
produces pasty mass, readily moulded
When the required forms are produced thew
are treated with solution Of chloride of cal.
CUM, when the silicic acid and the oxygen of
the siiicaie Of soda combine with the calcium
OF the chloride OF calcium and form siicate of
lime. while the chlorine of the chloride of caleb
um unites with the sodium, and forms chloride
of sodium, common salt,) which is afterward
washed out. But Mr.. Ransome had no sooner
discovered loo to provide for the chemical re-
actions than the commercial problem OF cost
OF materials assumed very serious proportions.
Silicate OF soda, the chemical upon which the
process hinges, was, indeed, produced by two
modes, both of them. however, expansive and
neither OF them adequate In degree. The solu-
ton was too weak TO answer his purpose The
scientific importance and the practical difficult
" OF the Improvement, therefore, lay-just as
they did in the Bessemer and other proce-ses-
not IN making the desired material, but in
making material with which to make it. Mr.
Ransome's great invention was the prod uction
OF sillcate OF soda under pressure. While DOW.
dered nlntstone, boiled in a solution of caustic
soda, AT the atmospheric pressure for MANY
hours, would yield but a weak and inadeouats
huid, whole fints so boiled, under a pressure
OF sixty pounds, readily dissolved and formed
a streng silicate of soda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-02
TERRIBLE MURDER OF YOUNG
MARRIED WOMAN BY A BOY.

The Murderer is TakeR from Jail by
Mobile is KILLED, and his corpse Hung
TO a Tree.
Especial Correspondence OF the STAR
RICaLASD CENTER, RIchland county, WIS.,
cCnsin Sept 27th, 1SSS.-Editor Star Your
readers NAV be interested in the folio wing par
tIcuIars of the recent murder and mob near
and at this Diace, which caused great excite
mfnt in tn community On Thursday, the
2ith Instant, the dead body OF young woman,
Mrs ANNE Wallace, WIS found few rods
from her husbands house, about four miles
from this place, on Horse Greek, the head cut
of, and the OOdy badly mutIlated, as with an
axe. a cOrODer's inquest was held over the
body, and suspicion Tell upon bow ABOUT Is
years old, named VIM. Novels, who had been
a. Waliaees house ON Wednesday, the dsy of
ihe - 1rder, whilst MRS. Wallace was alone,
and who had iett the cOunty that day, and
had been seen in his fight with blood on hi
Itce. be was pursued, oyertaken. and caught
Thursday night, while lodging with some fsh
ermen on the bank OF the MississIppi river, an
brought to this place yesterday when he CO J.
feSsed 10 the murder; said he went 10 Wal
Eases mouse and asked Mrs. w to chan rSa
OIL Tor hun, which she did. when, as she
turAed her back TO him, he shot her through
me back part of the head with a pistol
She ran towards her fathers house, going by
Il y.pdth through the woods and he chased her
ana Killed her with An axe. The funeral OF the
murdered woman took place yesterday aud
was largely attended, especially by the IRISH
population AT the grave the CORPSE was ex-
hioileu, winch created much excitement, and
they determined there to lynch the mu rderer
10, after the funeral was over. three or four
hundred, mostly Irish, men. women, and
Children, assembled in front OF The county Jail
here, and demanded, of the sheriff, the BODY OF
the murderer, who resisted them, but who was
soon "picked up and taken to one side, while
the Jall door was broken open with sledge
hammer; the bow taken out, killed, dragged
several rods, and hanged to a tree by the infu-
ria'ed mob, which then dispersed quietly The
boy body was cut down and buried at mid
night. 1t appears that before the murder there
was warrant out for the arrest of the boy, for
a serious offence, which made him desperate to
get money with which to leave the country,
and had this warrant been served as it should
have been, instead Of remaining several DAYS
in the officers hands, two lives, and much dis.
grace to the community might have been saved.
Yours, respectfully, SOM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-02

John Stuart Mill, the well known English
statesman, has written a letter to the Illus.
trated Weekly News, in which he states that
The various forms OF cooperation (among
which the one most widely applicable at pres
ent 10 production, as distinguished from dis
trioution, Is what is termed the system Of small
percentage partnerships,) are the real and ON.
iy thorough means Of healing the feud between
capitalist and laborers, and, While tending
eventually to supersede Trsde Unions, are
meanwhile natural and gradually increasing
corrective OF their operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-02

Uncle Toms Cabin" viii be- produced in
excellent style al Wallis Opera House, on
Monday evening next by the fine comp:uy
that has been performing II tor come time u at
a the Maryland Institute, in Baltimore, whore
u drew crowded houses. We are glad that thi :
cosy theatre is 70 be reopened with an excellent
company, and trust that Monday next viii in
aUgurate 4 brilliant and successful dranat-
season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-02

IBE WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter Tor
sale and ID wrappers ready for the mails con-
iaIns all about the Revolution in Spain: end o [,
the Deadlock in the Washington Eo.rd OF Al
oeImer; an interesting Bre-ch- OF Prom ?
case IN court here; a Graphic Description Of
Cmcsgo; the Lincoln Harlan Weddipg; tn.
termsnla Scheutzen Fest; a capt. I story
rnutled The Widow CObb's First Love-
the Internal Revenue Imbroglio: the National
i-aDoF congress in New York the Eight
hoor Susstion; political mcssings in this
cry SOelrty news; Political News; Washing
ton News and Gossip: the CourtS. The Wo-S
ing fs9Pie; sefni Items of domestic Econ
omy, Humorous Sketches; with Departmental
and Local News; Agricultural and Housekeen'
ping miscellany; and the latest TeIagraphi,
Dispatches from all parts OF the world.
~The cheap iewelry estabJisA,,a,.. =,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-02

CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE-The Cumb Der.
land Cir4sdE reports shipments of coal by
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad for week endin.
September 26th, I7,26S tons; by Chesapeake and
Chio Canal 1U.251 tons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-02

HE FINANCIAL FURRY IN NEW YORK
The stIingency in the New York money mar
ket was yesterday still more marked. The
minimum rate on call loans was per cant
and IN many cases per cent. in gold was paid.
There are plain indications that certain stock
ehques are the principal agents in producing
tneexeessive stringency. They have not taken
the former course of borrowing and allowin q
me money to remain IN bsnk against certified
cheeks; but are drawing large amounts of
greenoacks out of the banks, and locking them
up and there can be no doubt that some hanks
are parties to the operation. The New York
COmmeTci0I says I'VE are credibiy informed
that one National Bank has sealed up $4,000. 600
OF legal tenders in connection with these trans
actions. Various rumors are aho-t as to toe
extent to which this tying up of currency is to
be carried, some stating s10,OOO,OO0, others that
he whole surplus reserve (sl7 OOO,OOo) is TO be
rendered unavailable, thereby embarrassing
the preparations of the banks tor the quaatsrly
statement These transactions very Justly
excite feeling Of strong reprobation against
ne parties engaged in them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-02

ENGLISH OPERA.-The National Theater
was again crowded last evening The per-
Torrance Of Mariana was not as satisfac
tory as that OF Martha the evening before.
though many of the best vocal passages were
so finely given as TO be encored. Castle was as
usual brilliant as "Don Gear Campbell :
''Happy Moments" was warmly appIauded as
IL deserved TO be. That popular vocalist, a
great iayorIte In Washington, is to have a BEN
efif this evening, and we trust his friends will
MI the house. One Of the latest operas OF the
troupe, and Almost excellent one, has been Sc
lected for the occasion, THE Car and Carpen-
ter" OF Lorizing. The opera includes in it,
cast Mrs. Bernard, MI Castle the beneficiary.
and MIR. Pe.kes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-02

WHAT Is TO BECoME OF CUBAl-In view Of
the unprecedentedly rapid march of events in
Spain the above question presents itself to
Americans. as one of the incidental matters
connected with the revolution in the that
country in which we have a direct interest
Whether the Cubans, who with a loyalty
which has Eot hitherto characterized other
spanish American Colonies, will willingly
consent TO accept new rulers of whom they as
Yet know nothing, or whether they will prefer
to take this opportunity to ''set up for them
selves remains 10 be SEEN Cuba as Republic
would probably be subjected TO all the troubles
which retard the progress of the other Spanish
American communities. Some of the news
papers are already discussing annexation, but
II Is time enough 10 consider that SUBJECT when
we know what the Cubans think anoIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-02

Don Domingo S-rmientO, the new President
of the Argentine Republic, has propo ed ba rs
IJT Ie..ce between Brazil and Paraguay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-02

rEE FEST Y, l.. AND AMP IABLEAgX The
q III 5S RssS T
, y. and sss 0,9ctoSsr season tickets 81 Sin
rM,As0EIG THE REGutAR MEETING
I. Will be held on SATGRDAY, October 81, iSis,
At R |. clock ?, m, n Grspd Visitation.
osfss Of the + 7: ). CROSS, Ja., ssor...r,
W members of FRtEkb5aaiiP GUDGI, Mo- Mo-
sps a. :ssss S S
Ioase saS1 Lodge Mo- s'.i
All member. Of sister Lodge. in good ,,.ndinO,
are most cordially invited to participate with us
asi 9Ed'i Of the L@ %s T. HALL Rec Scribe.
S skATING CLUB, No las P ennsyiy.1is
for the election OF OH GERS was edJourned there
SS nc Seopea B Sn EVE
s.s O'clock, at which time and place. a Special
NETTING win also be held for the purpose Of
All members are particularly requested to be
present. Sc "a IA: MOORE MOORE,
N BUILDING C0MPANY.-The first meet,
Ing for the payment of dues will be held At Tenn
a' sHs sn g. sSs
O'Clock, when persons desiring to become members
OF the Company may do 80 by signing the con-
sutution and paying an entrance fee OF Is cents
Per snare and one months dues. Zone dollar per
The advantages OF this Company are
l. IL ID safe lnvest.ne Mt for the cApitalist. and
sure to return him handsome percentage on his
2: Loans are made at 6. per cent payable in
msnthly instruments, and those who would other
wise be unable to procure q home can, by paying
the company aD amount about ecu al to what wouId
otherwlse be paid as rent, in tewyears have his
8. The lives gifts members, holding i've or more
shares Of stock, are ins ared.
e. Ii Is cooperative. and ii is to the interest OF
cueiness men to become members.
The following are the officers of the COMPANY
iIem whom copies OF the constitution can be had
HENRY s. DAVIS, President, Z street, bet,ssn
Seventh and Eighth.
GEORGE w: LINvILLE, Vice President, cor.
ner I'd and Indiana avenue. "
CHARLES II. KER. Secretary, corner Peppsyl.
vsnia avenue end 9Th street
WM. BRYAN, Treasurer, 34s Pennsylvania
avenue, between SIN and Ith:
n - ONION, Inspector Of Buildings and Lots,
Adjutant Generals Once.
JOHN A. COLE, Surveyor and Architect, Room
intei PEIIsR s111ain H.,ornsv Roam 1,..
gencer Building.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
W. u. II. NEWMAN, NJ. D., 2j Pennsylvanis
q. MARSH street, between 9Th and 9th.
u: BROWNING, 3J3 Pennsylvania avenue
SAMUEL kER, corner Pennsylvania avenue
Captain a: 3. BUTTS, Treasury Department.
T. g STEEENS, corner H and 18th streets
GEORGE FOLLANsBEE, 124 I'd street west.
Sc 9O-5t