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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

GAME OF BLuFF.-The Fort Scott
Post gives the annexed: ave heard
good goak' the other day on one of the
young bloods, of this city, who went down
to the edge of Arkansas on business.
While down there he went to party, and
while at the party danced with one of the
settlers wives. Backensack stood it as
long as he could, but finally becoming en-
ragged, he went to the blood and said {:
Look here, mister! that is my wife you
are dancing with y well what of it p said
the blood. 'Why, this; you dance with
her again, yer speak to her, you even look
at her again, aud I'll blow the top of your
head off" Nov look herc?' said. the
blood coolly; do you see that umbrella !
You touch that umbrella and I'll ram it down
your throat, and I'll spread itv Racken-
sack scooted.'"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11
WHOLE -,N0-474:-


j How uuivessaIM Il Ill Ne never ret sav
the man Who wotld'My: ~ an content-
ed" Go whore yoU will, afsong the rich
OF the poor The lssv ef coppstsSss Or the
man who esxss kb brad BY the tsssAt Of
Aisb brow, you hear the voice Of complaint.
IA The cooper .plsys . merry tune With his
adxe around . cask. "Ahp said hes
n,iss ia,a slata- .los; forever ttpttjns likS
dog. driving . hoop" 800, =.
"Higho" sighed a blacksmith Oh hot
summer day, as he wiped the perspiration
from his brow, while the red hot iron
glowed Oh the ansil, "this is life with
vcugeases, melting aud frying ones self
over a fre." ho9' al' .ssrs
"Oh, that I we're earpenter?' ejacu-
ulsted shoemaker, ss he bent over his
lapstonc. Here / am, day after sdsy,
wearing my soul away making souls for
othcrs, coopcd up in this little sevcn by
nine room-ki, ko Aumw .rrrae 81
I am sick of tlts outdoor work! cxv~
claimed the carpenter, "boiling under =
swehering sun, or exposed to the inclem-
eney e the wea.her--I wish I vas but . ;
taller" .o4,..,...T
+ "This is too bad - perpctually cries
the tailor, compelled to sit pcrched up
here plying the needle nllthe time. Would
that mine were more active life" ,a., 81.
"Last day of grace; banks won't dis.
count, customers won't pay; what shall
/ do?" grunibles the merchant; "I had
rather be truck horse, a dog, or anything
else" ie .'s -. eA .59s.F n9a r...,id
"Hsppy fellows!" groaas the lawyer,
rs be scratches his head over a dry musty
record, "happy fellows. ! had rather,
on this tedious, yexatious qsestion." I'
And through I'll thc yamikcations Of so.
ciety all are complaining Of their eondi-
tion,l finding fault with. their particsIar
calling. five were only this, or that, or
the other thing, I should Ec content" is
the universal cry-anything but what I
am. So wags the world, so it has waggsd,
and co il will ever wag. bladn bas l.,s-s9q.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

>
WYoMINa TERRIroRY.--,The recently
issued message of Gov. Campbell Of Wy,
oming Territory states That there haze
been three raids by the Sioux Itdiahs
within the Territory. during the present
year, in which eleven white men have
been killed. Some protection has been
furnished by the Government, but the
Governor advises ths passage OFFS Miktia
Law and the formation Of volunteer COM
panies, or the enrolment Of all persons lia-
bic to military duty. Arms will be fur.
nishsd by the Unitee States. There Is
within the Territory An Indian reservstioh.
Cot. Campbell thinks every Indish should
have enough land TO support hitiseif aud
family by proper tillage, and the ressrva-
ton. system done away with undsr sssw
treaties. Wyoming Territory contains
81 900 square miles Little is said about
its agricultural advantages, aud lack Of
rain aud Of trees is meutioASd. Stock rsis-
ing is very promising. The mining resour-
css are incalculable. Coal takes the place
Of wood a . fuei. The wood discoveries
have been very encouraging thus far A
registry law to protect the purity Of The bal
lot Is recommended. CGriousiy enough Ill
criminals Of the Territory are now traDspors
ted to Detroit, Michigan, for Imprisonment
under q contract, and the Governor advises
that . penitsntiary bc built. The Legs
latlve Aasa,abIy now 10 session, one branch
Of which Is Republican and the other
Democratic, viii haye 70 adoptaa entire
code Of LAWS fos thsl Tsrriiosy. sdr-e4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

READ AN Hour A DAY.-Therc was a
lad who, at fourteen, was apprenticcd to
a soap-boilcr. Ono ofhis resolutions was
to read an hour day. or at least at that
rate, and he had an old silver watch, left
to him by his uncle which he timed his
readings by. lie stayed seven years with
his master, and it is sid when he was21 he
knew as much as the young squire did.
Now let US sec how much time he had to
read in seven years, at the rate of an hour
per day. 1t would be 1855 hours which
at the rate Of eight reading hours per day,
would be equal to $40 days, equal to As
weeks; equal to II months; nearly years
reading. That time spent in trcasuring
up useful knowledge would pile up u very
large store. Try what you can do. Begin
now. In after years you will look back
upon the task as the most pleasant and most
profitable you ever performed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

To SAVE THE LADIES FROM BURNING
UP.-By adding to the starch used in pre-
pairing their dresses table spoonful of
common alum in = powdered state; the
alum makes the dress sitter, aud prevents
it bursting into flames when placed in con.
tact with any burning Substance.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11
To- An abandoned citv. Y

u An abandoned city, with churches,
orchards, groves and other evidences Of
former prosperity, has been discovered 10
the vicinity Of tho Gila River, on the
northern border of the State of Sonora.
Vast furnaces and other appliances for ex.
tracting ores were found on the premises,
indicating the existence, in former years,
Of large smelling establishment.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11
THE HEMrsrEAD PLAINS ENrERrArsE

THE HEMrsTEAD PLAINS ENTERPRISE.
Mr.. A. +. StcYart has contracted for
five hundred miles Of streets aud railways
on his Hampstead Plains purchase, and
purposes erecting thereon next sumMor,
for the beginning Of town Of working
mems homes, Eve hundred dwellings,, one
hundred Of which are to cost ten thousand
dollars each. What munifcepti monu.
ment for generations to come will this
grand work be to the chief Of our merchant
princcsl May he live tosee his undcrtak-
ing fully completed, and the Forthcoming
town city Of fifty thossand happy and
prosperous psoplei fi. sati,,s'l ssa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

a. The reason why Fall chickens are
so hard to raise, is because the nights in
cold weather ste SO long that the crop be.
comes quite empty long before daylight,
and the creaturcsufFers from hunger. The
last feed at night should be liberal one
and the food should b At hand As soon
rs they fly down from the roost N
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

To REMOVE WARrs.-Childreu arc liz
bic to these dis6guriug excresceuccs on tho
hands, which spread, if not Immediately
attended to. They may be removed BY
dissolviug soda in water to tho consistency
Of cream, and applying it to the warts reg
ularly night and morning.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

A NATURAL WoNDER.-Ths Helena
(Montana) Gazette, Of October 22d, states
that boiling spring has been discovered
in the vicinity Of the Big Caiion Of the
Colorado, which throws stream ten feet
in diameter to the height Of one hundsed
feet.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11
~ Tho sunAower. Is very useful fot

~ Tho sunaower. Is very useful for
many purposes. There is no seed that /.
chicken Will fatten on 50 quick as that of
the sunfowep. It will speedily cure colds,
coughs and ersmps. It - the best ching.
ever fsd 70 kossss 10 siys fhciri haira bright
end glossy appearance, and given to afoun-
dered horse will give immediate relief.
Give horse small haudfal ct each feeding
and he will never fourdcr. The stalk also
makes agoOdsabstitate for beaa-poles whils
growiags sd 554a ..,aabEe aat no ,.,c,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

O. Newburg N. Y. is the place for
young men to 80 to. There are l 900 more
females than males in that city Of grass
grown streets.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

~ Industry will make man purse,
and FrugaTity will 6nd strings for it. Nei-
thcr the purse nor the strings will cost
anything. He who has It should draw the
strings as Frugality directs, and he will al
ways bS sure to Md useful penny at the,
bottom Of it. The servants Of Industry
are known BY their livery 'is is always
whole aud wholesome. ldleness travels.
very leissfely, snd Poverty, soon .ovcrtakes
him. Look at tho ragged slaves Of Idle.
ness, and judge which II is the best to
serve, Industry or Idleuess. ~ 1850 ssiiTsi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

q Jimmy Vas Playiag with his kitten
on The ioer when h got its shack up"
ahout somathing (kitssns = veil = folks
oftSn sst thsir basks upb and scanpersd
over tina 1osr. Liet3s Jimny vas dsigAts
- and suse sot: "Lnsk, ~, Aiassas 81
Useeos peod. ysas 81 a. fas q. ,sif
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

j COMPLEX PHARMAcy.-A country
apothecary was observed by friend to be
in the habit Of dfainiug ill the medicine
phish returned to him by patieuts into ono
large bottle which stood upon the counter.
Wondering what eonld be his object in ac-
cumulating this strange mixture, the
friend INTERCEPTED him on the point.
Surely you can have no use for mess
like thatfn said he. "My dear fellow" !,
replied the apubceary, "that is the most
scientific medicine TIC got in my shop.
Simple medicine il very we'll for simply
complains; but that's the stuff for q pa
tient with complication ofdisordets." @.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

"a The revolutionary feeling is iscreas
ing in France.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

u A curious puzzle has been whitfield
out With peoknife by man, id Norwich,
Coss. He - taksp "a eight ounce ,vial
aud set Up id ~ interior . perfect keg
about two inches long, with four hoops on
itaud both heads in; and he has stopped
tie bottle with wooden piug which llts
perfectly tight sad is keyed inside, thsr
ksg pinusd aid tho pin togglsd. +. lne,1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

- A shrewd farmer ID the Vermont
leghlAtars declined asswering the speech
Of q nasmhsr Who vas rsmarksbls for uesl-
ing but frothy end pugnasious impudepes
and selfcopeeif thus: !" Mr.. Speaker, !
can't reply 70 that ere speech, for it always
wrenehes ne terribly 70 kick u nothing"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

~ We do not want preeepss 50 much
- patterns. ,s.. tl
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

Each additional insertion..... ............"" %
business cards, per quarter...... ......". 8 %
nar A liberal deduction will be made ir fa-
vUr Of those who advertise four squares, or up
wards, by the year.
@ Legal notices viii! be charged to the
attorney or officer authorizing their insertion.
cay Advertisements sent from distance,
and transient notices, must be accompanied by
the cash.
nr Announcements Of births, marriages
anil deaths inserted free Of charge.
ny Obituary notices, or *poctry' append
ed to marriages or deaths, will be charged one.
half our regular advertising rates. We Will
not Hereafter dcviate from this rule.
nsy- Blanks, bill-hcads, cards, circulars,
catalogues, bills Of fare, posters, programmes,
pamphlets, etc., printed at reasonable rates.
OrrIcE-Corncr of Second and Washington
Streets.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

~ Mosby is in Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

The New Workers haven't had any body to
ovaie for fortnight, and seem TO be making
the most OF Father HyaciLtne. The boring
''interyIewers" don't allow him time TO eat,
drink, or sleep. But they don't get much out
OF him; and nothing To indicate that be CON-
sIdeIs himself out of the Catholic Church or
intends to leave 1t. The Protestant clsrgymen
Of the North, with every disposition to make
much of him, are, therefore, bothered on what
footing 10 approach him. Until ii is ascertained
whether he VIII care TO fraternize with Prot
estants, they have concluded 10 simply send
him a letter of welcome on the ground that he
Vas firm friend OF our country during the
war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

THE NEW SENATORS OF vIRGIsIA--The
legislature Of Virginia yesterday ELECTED TIVE
Senators 10 represent that State IL the nited
States Senate. The choice fell upon Jonn +.
Lewis, Esq, OF Rockingham county, aad
Judge John W. Johnston, Of Washington
county. Mr. Lewis IS naive on Lewis on
small town in Rockingham county, and ID ".
yer by profession. In poiiucs, when p irty
lines were strictly drawn. he was an unc Im.
promising Wing, although residing IN the
yery midst OF what was then known as "a {.
"tenth Ieeicn" of Virginia Democracy. He
was a msmeer Of the Constitutional Couven-
ton of 1861. but voted against ard refused
70 sign the ordinance of secession. Through.
out the war he continued q persistent
advocate OF the Union, and was seiected
by Governor Perpoint as his Secretary
upon the removal OF the seat Of government
from Alexandria TO Richmond. Upon the de-
capitation OF Gov. Pierpoint by order of Gen.
Schoneld, Mr.. Lewis returned TO his home in
Rockineham, where he resumed the practice
OF ms profession The convention which Eom.
mated Gov. walker placed the name OF Col.
Lewis upon the ticket as ca ndidats for Lieu
tenant Governor, and at the election In July
the latter officer ran two thou nd ahead of his
ticket. Col. Lewis is about fifty years of age,
OF slender build, but six feet in height, and of
very sedate and reflective turn.
Judge John W. Johnston, who has been Sc.
native Of Washin gton county, Va; lawyer by
profession, and Q nephew OF General Joseph f..
Johnston, who figured prominently in the
Southern army during the recent war. He
was always devoted friend OF the Union. and
so renamed during the war. A few months
since he was appointed Judge OF the Circuit
Court Of Washington county, and this, a. far
position OF public trust he has ever filled
BdItissore SNn.
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DRoPOsALs FOB MArrREssEs.
E,,vY DEPARTMENT,


BUREAU OF PRovIsloNs AMP OLoTHIss.3
Sealed Prepo,als, endorsed ":PGopossi. Tor Met
tiesss," Win be received ct this Bureau aasis
a. OF sss day q s for
tn0 r. q The ssns 70 Be delivered At the New
kria Hevy. ard, and two thousand at the Boston
Is:iys ISsar:a q the Mattresses to p. asliy:
cover each. and the belance, twenty eight hun
S Ss 81 ss
Boston Nsvy- ards must have one cover each:
s HSss T. 70 fssa
Ter 9Th, and thirty one inches vide The covers
"sng :s. : .aa :Us
the Navy,Yaras as New York, PhiladslIhls, and
Or One thoussnd Mattresses must be delivered q
Hsv' Y.sd. PSsSeiphis and ave SuSdssa :. sss
bs..ce within ninety days from the date Of the
BSDds: with approved security, WIN b. required
withheld IRON the amount OF each payment as
sas a.: :: Ssd Of
assr: s
:.sd &c
to isIni.h re .Isisl:. SroI:.sd ,,... ...,.,.
serves the right to reject proposal unless the
:. Ss ss
in % sbsy and rHs The es
ser Suss F.;
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
Il has obtained from the Orphans' Court Of Wash
,sst0 r. eoTnsy In the District ss Of 0s!Tmbs let
REAS4E AceRUDA, late Of Washington county
eforesai decd. All persons having claims against
s % 80
may otherwise By Law be excluded from ali Senens
day Of October, 1859. JAMES KELLY,
ocO-laW3wf Administrator
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
u WAsHINeToM, y; e., Oct IS 1859.
Marlov, New Hampshire. pravi is for the eIten.
sion Of . patent granted to him the 18th day OF
JsnpaIy, 1856. for an improvement In Making
1t 10 ordered that the testimony in the oasc be
closed on the l4th day Of December next: that the
port b limited to the 18th day Of beoember next.
fnd that said petition be heard on the 2ssh da, Of
Any person may Oppo::.. M sHIf i.,sn; sssu.n
oc D-laWsW Commissioner Of Patents.
limited STATS PATENT OFFICE.
tn. ,.ttion ~ 81 EsfSHsE U.s. - ls PS
adelDhia, Pennsylva nis. praying for the extern
Of May. 1855, for an improvement in Single Hs.
1t is ordered that the testimony In the case be
s closed On ne 18th day Of April ne1t tina; the
report Be- mted to the Eth Say tn Of Ass DsIt
and the. said petition be heard on the 18th day
Any person may 0ps gHsn thi ' 3 TsTsR
oc2O Iaw3W Commissioner or Patents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

THE LYDIA THOMPSON TRoUPE-In spite of
the bad weather last night the National Inca
ter was we'll filled, aud the burlesque OF
''Sinoad the Sailor was given in rather better
style than or the first night. IL will NO do aDt
I'LL the house The remainder of this week the
far LYDIA was sprightly, attractive, piquant
usUal-in fact rainer too piquant AT times.
= lie gags" IL the encore nursery rhymes mad
letter be omritted IA future
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

a vote for United States Senator was taken
IL the Legislature of Tennessee yesterday, re-
sUlting as foilows,-JohnsOn, -, Etheridge, %
Peytor, 6; Fletcher. II: N. 5. Brown, Z; Ewlng,
s Wilton Brown. q Nelson, 1. 1t is believed
that johnson cannot poll more than a. votes,
and thai be VIII eventually be defeated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

The Lowell (Mass-l Congressional caucus
Monday night was attended by over two thous-
ind persons, and resulted in the election of
eleven Aver delegates, six fer Marshal, and
nye Tor ID. G.. Richardson. The Aver party
feel disappointed at the result.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

WOMAN SuFFRAeB.-The call for a Womau
suffrage Cor ventIOn, to be held at Cleveland,
Ohio, November 2ith and 18th, is signed bv
men and women representing twenty.thrse
States and the District of Columbia. There are
no signers from Maryland or Virginia. Two
signs for the District of Columbia. Missouri
Tennessee, Louisiana and Texas are the only
Southern States that have signers. Among the
prominent men whose names appear ON the
call are VIM. Lloyd Garrison, George VIM
Curtis, Henry Ward Beecher and Lydia Mott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

From j. Shillington we have The Atlantic
Monthly and our Young Folks for Novem Der, and
AppietoHs Journal tor October %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

AT the close Of the change in Cinciunar YES.
terday, General Hiram Waibridge. OF New
York, by special request addressed the
chamber. He gave an interesting account Of
he Louisville convention, stating that the most
prominent sentiments In the convention were
that the pubic debt should be paid a. 1t was
stipulated when contrs cted. and that the s )utn
had been impoyerls he'd by the rebellion, and the
opinion of the conyen ton was that she shouId
be aided by the general government. The Gen.
eral closed by alluding to the recent csmbina-
ton to raise the price OF gold in New York.
and said immortal honor and renown should
be forever awarded 10 the President of the
Uni ed States for his recent patriotic and sue.
cessful effort to protect commerce and the great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

From J. e.. Parker we have The Atlantic
Monthly and Pet.Tson's Ladies Magazine for No.
Nember
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

ga factory has bscn opened in Nor way
Maine, for the manufacture Of pulp tor paper
from poplar.
ga girl of the period in Detroit prone.
nades the streets In plug hat, and carries q
cane.
ga perfectly petrined corpse, having the
appearance of cast In marble, was removed
from Portland cemetsry last week.
~The workmen of the Winstsad (Copu }
Hoe Company are on q strike, singing. mot
Jorge Hoe! Not forge Hoe Oh! NO, no!'-at
present prices.
90 thief broke into the Trinity Episcopal
SnuIen al Fort Wayne, Ind, and stole twenty
Nv ooiars collected for missionary purposes
ny tne Sunday-school children.
~ Springfield woman recently drew the
LIS u ner dead infant in its little carriage TO
sn undertaker's shop IN that city 70 nave IL
meas red for Q CONN
GrRichmond, Kentucky, is in a bad way.
Stray pistol balls are.fi yng about the streets a.
night, and strangers VINO heye not vet learned
TO dodge them are warned to keen in their
rooms az night.
ga company Of gentlemen are ahopt srsc,
ing q large building in Hartford, az 70, ,he
accommodation Of small families who A. nos
wish 20 board under the present systern "a
We. cannot AFFORD 70 keep house. ~-~
UKsltucky is by greatest odds the largss,
vnIskey producing State in the Union Thsrs
we're IL bond IN that State July 3ist z 42e "a
Gallons Of spirits. Pennsylvania stands ne.
10 kertucky, with % lie, 2l5 gallons IN bond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

Hayes, Republican. is elected Governor of
Ohio by more than eight thousand MAJORITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

END OF THE EkIB RAILWAY SrRIKR-Tbs
strike OF the mechanics on the Erie Railvnv -
nearly al an end. The mechanics employed AZ
the usQuehanna shops have returned to work
IN body. "A part OF the men employed in the
Long Dock, Port Jervis ana Buffalo shops are
still standing out. Their number does not ex.
coed three hundred Orders were issued yes.
terday 10 pay these men and dismiss them, the
manasers OF the road announcing their deter.
mmalicn not TO again employ them AZ body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20
DlBIHG's wOBDERPUL RHMIDY-
FU0 A.
Reed Pamphlet Of remarkable cures.

DHILOsOPHT or 6Ha5iaaI, - =
Esx IOlk Mn.:n% o xn.tsmy. ,s@brseins 81
Maturity end Old Ass; nanhood .eeneraly 70.
Viewed; The cause OF Indigestion, Gatulence ana
asphicslly eonsiderec. ) e. : 3 -. -
PICKET yO,T Y eSnt.inins these :setprss vin
ceiDt Of font stamDs, By addressing eDOR1TAIY.
New York f9setm q Anatomy end 6ctsnce, SIS
TBL AieH1sf SAya PAID TUB LADI1S'
Boots. Shoes. etc ,st =. Q. HARTOGlNsI6, 9ll
tn street, between and N. Any order through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

JANIS HUGHIs,
ATTORNEY AND OeUHsELLoR AT Law,
Will practice In the 6uDesms court OF the uni.
TED States the Court Of Claims, ana the ooarts Of
the District OF Columbia.
Qnoe, 24O Rsnna. ~. nue., bet. nth and 18th sts.
The business Of thS AIm Of Rushss, Denver .
once, 356 Pc. ave-. bet. lsth and lsth sts. au5-3m
ID 4ss 81 street. bstvssa md =.
The most skfllful andeoldest established adver-
Using phyetc,an for thu treatment Of 9EMALE
OOnRLA1Nroin the city. Ladies suffering from
In him.. He guarantees . thorough cure HE fee
are nodersss, eno patients visitinG 80 no enc bls
the Doctor. - jyB-V
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

~ Ross o WALSH,
ZEAL ESTATE EXCHANGB BRokBRs
10. 80. rnnA. Av ,in South sias,
,sly lA AsN eVk xsssA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

BhUhEhS IN NEIL ESTATE,
once, Junction New York and Fenns IVA afs ave.
pues Plant . Building. hrst door, isth e., wash.
ing Real Estate and collecting resn
References By permission; General William T.
Judge Richard J. Bowie. Roekvills. Nd jos Il.
Bradley, 1sq. osn6t'