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by the. manufacturer thereof. Aud Al faFm,
orchard aud fafden products, must be sxhlbItsi by
or IN the name ef the hoHA fips producer nsfeef,
and no pfemlum shall be awarded 10 persona es.
hihltinE grain, fruits or Vegetables pradossd By
others. IlNnt ..H ~ .Htt.I 49,.
a. All members VI awarding pommivsf' who
reside s'out Of The eosaty will hs fufnish<i viii
ipkets for themselves and families, free of >hafgel
buI whore they enter aftIolns for eompsutioh they
uiastphy the adlaIssion fus Of el,
2o Pleasure buKgles. carriages and wagons
shall be charged eheh day dufing the feir, driv-
Ing through The falF grounds, VI, and no such
buggy, rrl'ge or wagon win be allowed 10 an.
hitch while Ia the gfouud. 4tt
"a, . The Hoard may, fur good oause shown, re-
move any member Of an awarding eemmitsee.
nc- The time OF holding the franhiIp County
Fair has been hsed permanently, commsneink on
the 81 Taesday OF september 10 each yes.
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WHOLE NO. al.

scales of or II easily moisssned and 70.
moved II the N fury 10 st slI severe the
patient should live MALAY on ten and
toast, or gruels, and keep the bowels ae,-
iog freely, every day by eating raw apples,
stswcd fruits. and the Ike. No better or
more certain cufs for sealds and burns
has ever been propossd--f Journal OF
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

psst sIk lunches .,,. 90
DO als hanohas eauihower..s" .. ...,,..,~,.,., 90
do peek pafHnips lsssss,sss" nsst 90
do.sis pie meloHs, 'ssss, s'.' do
do sis muskmeions OF green neshad olt'
f0nH Huiuautiuil V'i"s'''t" V'''''"''" - Wv y"
do peek manse psppefs.a.....a .,..,,.s,,s, "
do half peek rallify er oystsr plant .a...... do
do bunch fhabefb, lnamed r-,ry r.,, 80 do
do tobacco ,ssssssss w
Dest and srsAtsst varsty vegetables by 4 SIT
rexhi6inrs. ,......., 80. D 90
u esi ppa usasAs' variety vegetables W ssh'V'' oo
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

"The sound of your hammer ssys
Franklin, sat five in the morning OF ct
night, heard by a creditor, makes him
easy six months lopger, bat il be ices
YOU ut q billiard table. or hesrs your
voice 10 tavern when yeu should he a.
work, he Will send for his money tue
next day. B. .rt ptt.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10
JACKS AND JENNEIS.

Best jack . 90
I'd best lck...... 90
best lcnhets.. 90
2d best jcunet -.....t 90
Best mulc years old and Dvcr...... ........ & 90
"a best mule years old and over ,,.,........ 3 90
Best mule over and under years oId..... 90
"a beet mule over aud under 3 years old -. 2 90
Beat mule over aud2 years old. .~............ 3 90
"a best mule over and under years old. %
Best mule colt. 90
2d best mule coi it............ 90
Best span mules by one owner. 90
"a best span nules BY ene owner-.... ...... 4 90
Best ot hye mule colts from jack......... 90
"a best lot Ave mules from one Jack, ,....... 20
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

lff cosarrEE ep ARRAsesAssrs'
y. nERRY, II. H.ewIFT, WIN. MoQLuRE,
JACKSON LYNN, II. II. BUTLER.
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meeting Of the Heeisty, 10 test The fearsfs ana
mewers, should thefs be Hay sntriss foe that puf.
pose, And al peFaons vbhinE 20 make entries
Tor feapsrs aud mowers, Win do 90. either In per-
son of BY note aifeetedi 60 the Secretary, Brook
wills, BY the hfst Saturday of Jaas AZ which time
ell the arrangements viIlbs made aud a special
eenaittee appointed for The purpose
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FOURTH DAY.
Glass u.
SWEEPSTAKES nonsEs, JACKS ANDiE
Class v.
Glass W.

....s. HORSES OF SLOW GAIT.
slowest horse mare Of any gait ...~...... is 90
"a slowcst horse or mareof any gait ....... 10 90
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POULTRY.
lRuITh.

Beet and greatest variety sppies,f " each named
and atpled, 70 .,s.s' on
al hsst aud greatest variety apples ef each named
and lnbeied, 10 varieties w
nest and greatest variety pesFs namhd aud label. y
nda w
2d best and greatest variety pears, nan'vd and ia-
belnd, faretlea, ns,.st,ngs w
Beet and greatest variety paachea named aud laheis
~ bes and greatest fafay peaches, named and la -
beIod, isss'ffs ~
Host aad greatest variety w
do half bush. dried apples, %
Beet half hnsis dried peaches .-........, DO
: a, gallon grapes do
peck
do gallon pluar. ... do
nesf aud sruaieaf variety fruits fy exhlbitur, 90
III be.l and gfcutett vpfety Nuts by exhibitor. 200
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Glass K.

Best and fastest green trottug moro OF horse 90
I'd beet and fastest green trvtting marc or p
horse .....-. ---.-,,.. 10 %
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ofFIcERa e. THE spuIEfy.

c. u. neNTLRY. prseident. ~
sAML =, l0nERrs, Vice President.
u. n. RAYMOND Secretary,
bass W. o. NJ OK kR, Marshal. f
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Dos specimen native grape wine tformentedl l.... ot
Do speemen euffaut Niue. 90
do specimen cider from applcs-.e.. %
DO Hpcclmcn blackberry wine ~
. do specimens old derberfy wine. 90
do specimen cider vinegar grape "a
ulfutd ~
do nto pounds lard uo
de- display photographs and daguerreotyp Ot
90 dlrrtN dff F"Nids .s.t. o
do dlsnlay Iewefy do
do specimen .............. do
do display hardware do
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Far ~ faaa4 f.ib C<sil LE. alua-fIoa refst
Beet bull over 3years old. ....l0 90
I'd best bull over 3years ........ 90
Best bull over and under years oId........ 3 90
I'd best bull over 2 and under years Old. 4 90
Beat bull over and under2 years old. .,... A 90
I'd bertbqli over aud under 2 years old..... 2 90
Beet bulfcaif under year oid................ 90
I'd best bull cali under lyearold............ 1 90
Beat lei ealyss flom one bull under ! year, s
od..- ....... 90
"a best lot calves from one bull under
year old a 90
Best COW over years ,....,..-... ,..,.... 90
I'd best COW overs 90
Best b eifer over 2-and under 5 cars old. 90
"a best heifer over and under years old. 90
Best heller calf nnder year old.......-..... 90
I'd best hefer calf under year old..-,....., 90
Best fitted steer or 90
ID beet fatted steer or ow.......l..... .... 90
Best yoke oxen, draught aud speed combined 90
I'd best yoke oxen, draught aud speed COM
kts..1 m
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Class M,

Best boar oyer2 years old................... 8 90
I'd hest boar over years old 90
est boar over and under years old ...-... q 90
I'd best boar over and under ? years DID,. 90
Best boarp under year old d................. 90
"a best boar pig under year old ............ 90
Best breeding SOW with cor more pigs on
ground-.-. ,.......s... 8 90
2d best Breeding 8 sow with o or more pigs on
ground...... ..s.. 90
Best litter pigs under 3 months old."-.-.sf6 90
"a best litter pigs under months old...... 8 90
Best sow pig under year 90
ID best sow pig under year old ......... ... 90
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

UNENUMERATEp ARTICLES.
aH iAptss' DEPARTMENT.. b.
t-l eENrs' DEPARTMENT. a
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Class ". 4
SHEEP.

Best nne wooled 90
I'd best fno wooed buck .. ................... 90
Best long wooied buck :. 49,. 49,. .. 90
2abest long wooied back .. .aS.............. i. 90
Best middle wooded buek..... 5 90
"a bsst middle wool sd buck 90
Best nne wooicd ........ 90
2dbestdne wooded eve .............. 90
Best Ion wool cd ew ... 90
"a best long wooled 90
Best middle wooled 90
% best middle wooded ewe......... 90
Best jot4 lambs .~..s....... .......... 90
2dbest lot 90
Beat sheep Tor wool aud mutt combined... s 90
"a best sheep for wool and mutton combined 90
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To m AwARnEp At rlir Mkt ,ASsuAf
FAR or TIM ,FnANKiiS VouNTr' Ao' l1'''
aicuIruRAt socitrssf =. .ss,... 1
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y Is. At the above menfiored nrticles must
De attesled to have hsen made BY the person pre-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-10

Hon, !. N. Morris, of Quincy, Illiaoi';
one of The most pfessihe'h Deufoerais 'n
the SIats, n poiitlcn spcsch on ths SOIL,
Inst, .nssqnisooaiI 'psaounrsd' him.sIf
In favor Of the election Of Grant. Dur
ing bic speech hefeAa the following let
\. ..s,n .ll4 N. AKA n ~ WH3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

THE CUBA FiLLIBUsTERs.-The New York
papers seem TO be di vided in opinion In regard
to the dimensions of the filli clustering project
alleged TO be on foot in that city to annex the
Island of Cuba to the United states The
inns pooh pooh's the whole thing. The sun
says that the World-s sensation story proves to
be a fiction in most of its Details bat that there
really is Col. Gibbons, .s0ener ali Chief Of
the liberatng army of Ouba," land who is
otherwise a real estate broker,) at No. 40
Broome street. Col. Gibbons claims that they
have 10000 men enrolled, and that in less than
thirty days they will be landed In Cuba the
starting points To be Portland, Boston, New
York, and Key West, where the forces will
concentrate. He intimates further that the
United States Government Will WINK at the
movement, and that the Marshals will be in
structed to look for them every where but in the
right place.
In this Col. Gibbons is doubtless mistaken
Our Government IN promptly interceptIng the
FenIan invaders on their way to Canada,
showed its determination not to permit any fill
libusteTing parties to use the United States as
a starting point for raids upon countries with
whom We are on friendly terms.
We shall have Cuba some day, as the 4Oth or
5Oth State of the Union, but it will be by per-
fe,tiy fair and legitimate means, not through
the help of the fillIbusters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

There are no circumstances, we think, under
which the American people show so little Of
that good common business sense with which
they are generally credited "a when IN y have
an opportunity. through competition. of get
ting out OF the grip of n monopoly OF any KIND
a long established corporation OF company,
b. II railway, steamship, telegraph, OF what
not, having the whole fiald 10 itself. grows
strong, of course, and the more powerful i:
becomes the greater its desire TO get still
Strorgsr and richer, and the stronger
ITS determination to keep out all Opposi-
ton. Having TO competitor, it has naturally
dictated terms TO the public, and they are gene
rally pretty hard. Presently the oppression
D. comes too OdIOus TO be borne, and public
sentiment, outraged al the impositions inf Icted,
~ last eliminates in a connecting organization,
The new candidate for putlic favor. beginning
generally with limited msans,-invested by
gentlemen whose doubts and fears as to the
success OF the enterprise alternate pretty even
ay-must feel Its way. and move cautiously
but one thing 1t does, quickly and surely. 1t
puts Gown prices far below the old rates
but still al a living hgure, if decantly pa
trOnized.-as 1t generally Is at the outset
Alarmed NJ the turn things are taking,
the cid monster now determines 10
crush out the presumirg adve nturer, and puts
but which II car stand for q little time by draw
ing on its observed fund" accumulated
earnIngs,' etc. And just here Is where the
American folly looms up SO conspicuousIy
Instead Of standing by the competitor that pro-
poses TO do legitimate business at legitimate
rates. the Culliols public, fondly believes this
pleasant state OF things Will last forever and
transfers ats patronage 10 lis old oppressor. now
playing The role of OeRsfactor.
What IL the RESULT In niue cases ont of
every ten, the opposition IS driven TO a last ex-
tremity ~ the shrewd tactics OF its opponent
and Is either bought out OF crushed out Then
follows the inevitable sequence. Prices 20 up
10 tho old figure, or sui Ishsr. TO make up the
losses OF The crusade, and the pu bile BY Its own
foolish act, II again IN the clutches of a monop-
cly.-ds 1t deserves 10 De, for not showing
moIe wisdom when there was a chance for
emancipation.
This Il the history of the past. and is likely
10 ~ thz' OF the future also, unless the bust
ress community profits by ITS experience aud
Rows more ability 70 resist such petty tempta-
rs 10 save at the spite. In the mean.ime we
trust It Will pardon US for reminding A. OF its
folly.
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@No1ICE 10 WHOM 1T MAY CON

REGISTERS OFFICE, November 4 1858
HCuee Is hereby given that Licenses issued to
Keepers Of Hotels. TsverHs, Ordinaries, Restsu.
rants Sample Rooms Tipglins Houses, WHOLESALE
and Retail Dealers of spirituous and Fermented
LIQUORS Wines, and Ccrdials, Groceries, Dry
Goods. Haas, Gaps, Boots, shoes, and Ready
insne Clothing, Hardware, Medicines, Perfumary
Nsicies and yewelry, ',uraber. Wood aud Coal
g. mmission Merchants. Hackney Carriages
Omnlt uses, h X Il Cars. Billiard Tables BAsa-
teile atles n-pin Alleys. Confectionery, aud
Tor Hawking ard Peddling, and Dealers in Old
IRON, frass, copper. sc will e1pipe on MON
Day. the ID day of November, 1868 and that said
Lice nses must be renewed at this office within ten
Gays Thereafter. r. A. BOSWELL.
NO luz Register
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

RArL Rad MEErING.-We call attention,
with FEELING of pride and qualification, to the
proceedings of the Rail Road meeting held at
the CIty Hall to day, reported IL another coll
uInn of this evenings STAR. The attendance
was in tho highest degree large and respectable,
and from the deep feeling and earnest spirit
eyInced We sugur the best results IN the future.
IL really looks As though the era Of emancIpa-
ton for Washington Is about he inaugurated.
Let the ball roll on!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

REAL Estate IN SAN FRAscIsCo.-we are
IN receipt of a letter from san Francisco, writ
ten since Ia. late earthquakes, IN which he
writer-who IL thoroughly posted IN rral
tate martsrs--ssys Real estate On III made
ground portion OF the city is ats very heavy
discount Just now. In fact all real -sta-e
values in the city are Greatly depressed aud
injured by the shaking mp process" This stat"
CT thInss is of course natural, but We canro
oai think IL Is only temporary. Having, a
San Francisco has, the ONLY good hsrbOr on
the Pacific coast for hum -eds of leagues, she
Is bourd 10 b. tie conn areiaI center OF thu
western slope OF the cort, uept, aud he rex.
estate viii cors-qnenily sdvanee In vsius
thCUsh tGerr Wefs sn earthquake every feT
years.
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~ DEN tai NOTICE

W II BARRETT, d. ID. s.,
Forueriy Of Philadelphia No 20 a., street ba
tween Pa. ave. and U street
All Dental Operations skilIfully performed
Teeth extracted without pain by adrainister ring
Pave Mirrors Ortds
REFERENCES.
Prof I. L. buckingham, D. ID s.
Prot. James Truman, ID ID. s
Prof Geo r Barker. d. ID. g.
Prof blias Wildmsn, M. D., ID. n s Pennsylva-
mia College Of Dental Surgery. philadelphia
Harvey Lindslsy, u. D, No. $40 Cstreet, Wash
ihston' u. &C II ON
Opposition To HIGH RATES OF In
Us TEREsT.
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1@CITY REGISTERS OFFICE
US MAsHINGroN, ID o., Nov 6, 1853
To WON'T MAY COMO

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby gives, that the numbers for
WAGONS authorized under act sppr)v May g
IetS are nov ready Tor distribution to all persons
oShl'g wagons who have taken ozt the iicense
feduired tor the y ar les, on the payment of ten
t3Ul cents at this office
T~nCla days from this date all other numbers
upon wagons will be disregarded and the owner
or owners Of any wagon permitting the same TO be
run without the numbers required by the above
at will subject themselves to the penalty of the
law IA BOSWELL Repiater w O.
Y. s-Persons viii bring old License with them
10 save time and trouble
no s lot Republican
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12

~BUILDING ASSOCIATION-Perso ia
l2 vOrable TO the organization of = new
BBiLnlNs ASSOCIATION, to be located east of
tie capitol will please leave their names with
the Undersigned
n I2tf GEO. F. QUICK.
~ l. c u Il
REy }. T. HECKER, OF NEW YORK,
SUNDAY EVENING, Nov 18th, at o'clock,
streets Subject: THE Religious Condition of the
Country Tickets, 80 Gents no l2-3t
TBENEFIT OF WIDOWS AND ORPHANS
uS The Ladies Rebek ali Degree Association
No. 1. will hold q FAIR at 6dd Fellows Hall
Al Nov. 10Th Season tickets. so cents. The
patronage of the charitable earl estiy solicited.
Refreshments, Fancy and Useful Articles, etc =,
In abundance will be for sale. no12J
10 The STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
uS WkST END BUILDING ASSOCIATION
An adjourned meeting of the Stock holders of the
West End Building Association will he held at
Stott's Hall, corner Of Pa avenue and 10Th street
on Thu kSDAY, Nov 18th. 1853 att o 'clock o. m
for the purpose of revising the constitution
no III u K. G0UDUHIL ID, Secretary
uS OWNERS.
nsvtRg a large list Of applicants no are in Ant
OF Houses containing from four to nine rooms, 1
take this method Of directing the attic ntien of
property owners to the fact, and, invite them il
they are disposed to sell, t. give me a call can
readily hnd customers fSr small sized houses, NO
matter VI here located Parties wishn to sell will
do well to give me . call
Il make 10 charge unless .ales are effected
MARTIN M. ROHRER,
Real Estate Broker,
no cot Corner N. Y. ave aud 9th street
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L IRST GRAND BALL
TO BE GIVEN
NEW MI 81 r. OF tn e FRANKLIN =. lam
Flkk ENGINE COMPANY, No. =
TRADES UNION HALL
Corner of Eighth aud q streets,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is6.
tickets, admitting Gentleman aud La a
Sl.s, Sl, TO be had Of any of the members
before or At the Hall the night of the Call -
ne meUters guarantee that no improper - -
person shall be allowed ia the Ball Room
Master of Ceremonies:
WIN. STONE.
Floor Manager:
R1GDON WILLIAMS
Assistants:
GEO. LANGLEY, SAMFEL COOK ana John
DlCkERSOS.
pn6mmittee OF Arrangements Martin Cronin.
Rich johnson, Francis n. MYERS, Chss Cot
tenkleng, John Pigsot John johnson. no 6-5t.
III J. RUSSELL DANCING ACADEMY is nov
t,syeG1p, ,n at Ssrusi's Saloon. corner of g
"wednesday and Friday. Ladies from 10 -
m, gents from TO Ii .. m Sc Il eo9ms S-3s
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= SALE WATCHES, JEg.
- ELkf AND FANCY GOODS,

NJ bbANhc- Eyery pair obtains 40 az
ucie PRECISELY represented upau n t1ment ~ ~.
sssts, M nj fee OF S6 worth least SIC rbile !,
NAV be worth : Ice -
Tickets naming tie srticles, with .ae~rt .ns
correct Illustrations Of the szms-that The hn,--
may kpoS precisely what he is 20 Obtain .. x.Ii =.
~ pers9nsl snaE1iD atom, thus avoiding al d-..T.
uon-sin % forsarded ty mail. pos psio ~ ~,
sm n pI'ninm IS; twelve tickets With ruemIqr
Sns.ssl W -sih tickets with premium. ssp. sistv
.i' rIot premium ~ freniarls are given
Cluhe. 1919 '"~' as~hS may t''n
Geocd. win be sent by Express, for collection
CO oehNery, 10 any part 81 the Cuitei State. TITS
h.n.reele course gives psfro1- the advsntsg- of
nsNIne posssesion Of the articles hefore maxine
SIND FOR AN ILLUSTRATED CIRCuL.n
To Asen,s. or those wishing en- piOy ment mi. 4.
rsre opportunity Iii. . lesitimsuel, coneurt.s
eusfness. duly tn riEec b. the Gov -rnmaut .,<
cpet 20 the most careful scrutiny TRy usf Al
orese, With dir-ctsc en- ,siePs fer reply:
wM NICHOLSON A CO
tcio I'm 13s and ISL Brosdwsy New Yorx
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LOST AND FOUND.

OsT-A black and white short horn cow
- with star in forehead She IL about seven
years old suitable reward will be paid b. re-
,nLnHs her 10 i32 street, island between 18th
sno ID A. no Il ST
WAS BROUGHT TO MY HOUSE, BY A Bov
" named John ponneuy, two STONE CUr
IAbe SHtckLS, supposed 20 have been stolen
ANY mssoa missing the same can have them by
s Yan stPkiNCA stamping and fluung Rooms,
I OsT-Oh November ID. . BROWN GOAT. with
IL . white spot on her forehead. suitable re-
ward viii be paid for her return TO the owner SsS
street, near Vermont avenue noll ~
T OsT-Ip the vincity q Your MiieRun, . s1nare
deeoy. in IL. The srder viii Se suitable pesaS D
by returning to J w. KCEHLISG, Gunsmith
No. gag Pennsylvania avenue. non n
TAKEN Up AsfRAY-On my prenisss .;x
L h0Gs. The evner or owners win please
tsie them away. Al MISTER oXISkss AM m
Gale Farm, near Blsdensbure road no Ii,Ns1
n Osf-0n Saturday evening. the 18th, n BL.uK
fer the delivery OF the same ct % stree aesl
i~n no 70 st-
Sin kEwARD-stIayed away. on the s,,e .,
marked with tar The above reward viii -. -
" returned TO y. N GKIHN No s Csn,r S ssii
Ret aho No. IA Northern Liberty Market mic sts
TAhES TP AsTRAY-on my premises, Res
eha White COW; large horns; bofh ears
9srd s,ox Inc ovner is Requested 20 come for
s,rs.,. ynhN S U. G.ToARs. corner \ and Halt
- = le-seo. NO 10 81
STRhYED Or sT0LEN-From the hons. az IN.
sotserlitr bouncary street head Of 81 street
swsrs 20 oe the nas. 81 ss.nss1 DOG an
r't d q ~ be PAID Tor any iniornstion which .iiI
n'le-a' I'd. GILMAN
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500 TO $4,000
10 LOAN ON REAL ESTAT
EvIRY ONEH BIS OWN LANDLORD.


RATES
Sl50by paving S22 50 per month $500 BY
payine S+5 per month. S. aU by paying So psr
month $40 Oeby paying : $50 per month $40 OD
by paying SgJ per month
The monthly payments TO continue until the
loan with interest at SIX FER CENT PER AN
NJ VI. taysble mOUthly, is returned
The above rates incIure the interest so that the
monthly payments WILL NOT EXCEED the
amounts Is stated.
POTOMAC ZEAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
COMPANY
livery MONDAY kVESiN3 during this mo nth
at temperance Hal, street, between 9th d
nth no II I'm
@pR PRATT. DENTIST, fourth story
lS Woodwsrds Building, SIS d str Get be
tNeeI th and llth, near the junction OF D street
ard Pen nsy ly anis avenue an n am
~C. y CuMMINS,
AS 3s7 SEVENTH STREET,
An EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE BOUsk.
Where the put!c may find, always, what TIE,
$500 ~ md that OF the best quality.
SEVENTH STREET,
Two uoors south OF & and Northern Markss
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ART ALLERy
Sos PENNSYLVANIA AyESrl
BETWEEN NlNrB AND TESTH srREKrs
choice collection Of OIL PAINTINGS. Oar
MAI. french, knElish, and American CIR i~Ds
11nShhNlNGs. PHOTOGRAPHS. PassE PAS
nNhss sathl OsCOPES and sTkRkOOPIC
VIEW =, PAkLok RRACkkTs
sne sauAre PICTURE FRAMEs. CORDS
ate. SNrru
&C I6ly pren,,d,o-
w ACADEMY, a
r. peiNeon sth and lOth streets ~
~ nSN open Tor reception OF pnrils FOR
lars, or - mail " wv -
IaAs II LltioD FIR Misses and sstets-Tp@.
dhl THURSDAY, snd Saturday. from stosp u
Dor Geutiemen-mondsy. Weduesd.y and -,
urday, from : 90 10 2. m $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-12
ENGLISH AND AnRRICAN TABLEO
CUTLERY. w
TEA SITS, WALTERS, IOs-PITUHERs. CAK.
BASKETS.
CssToRs, FORKS, spoons, &C.
Also, all the better qualities of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TABLE CIT
LEEY
A large assortment just speuss
y GAIT Pho Jaxalla,.
INV sTUBE. $50 Psnr-S Ixsn' eners,
DO Lot between lith aud isth stTasts

r. Rom CCTION'
DON'T Buy YOUR
DR s. G obs
BEFORE LOOKING AT CUR srocK-ru,
LARGksT, CHEAPEST, AND BEsr
SELF GOODS IN
IHE CITY.
GREAT BARGAINS ARE UfFsRED.
eew style Chene Poplins ~ q cents: worth 50
E'zgk klgHocs-, 80 cents, worth - cAnt. Best
ttotk beisines In the city. " Ooile. Plaits, su
N - Ioths. French dorfhses-Grest Bs~ kSi4-.
tLhhNsL>-A nice tm-nt Of oil kind,
E.aputls i best makes
1grse esle Blankets and Ccv-rie,r Choice q ooJ,
toI Mems ana beys wear. All che.p flf ca.h only
AT " skLbk 4 90,
S23 Peans ayaEia ssanus,
GO II o. tcontb side } near I'm street.