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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-14
MEDICAL.


Weakness CT Kidneys and Pains in The Side
and Back Of Twenty Years Standing,
Cured in Two Weeks BY less than bot
tie. A CstsIrh Cough, so bad as to pre-
vent Sleep Nights, unless Cstsrrh Snuff
was Perpetuslly used, Cured with enc
Bottle.
Testimony of welI-knoWn aud highly esteemed
citizen of New Boston.
MessrS. LITrLETIELD HAYES, Druggists
Man hester, n. d Il have had CataTTh 3 little
rising i've years, and pains In back and weak
ness in kidneys for twenty years, Ny CatRrrh
was so bad that if | did not take CataTrh snuff
WAS troubled with a cough more or less oil night.
have taken MatshsPs CatArIh Snuff tor years
and particularly in cold weather had TO take it
every night to get rest. / began to take your
Constitutional 0atarrh Remedy about a month
ago and have taken only one bottle. In less
than 3 week the coughing lights left me, aud |
have had none since to speak of, though l have
had none of tins Remedy for a weak.
have had pains in my side so bad that did
not go out of the house for twO weeks at time.
Ny greatest pain was in my right kidney. |
have been st times . great sufferer from my kid
neys since $50. In two weeks after began to
take Jour Constitutional Catsrrh Remedy the
pains all left,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-14
G.. p. WlITC0Mg,
Attornep and 0ounaelor at Law.

Sc Dearborn street, ........o ILL.
PFonps attention given 10 collecting and all
other business. Charges moderate. 0srEespon-
dsnee solicited. Refers to Editor Of the AEaUf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-14
MeFcGFiaI sr SyphILitie RheEmalism
aai Neuralgia,

MeFcEFlal eT Syphilittc rheumatism
asd Neuralgia,
Thoroughly eradicassa Mercury and all dis
esses arising from impure sr poisonous state
OF the Blood, and defy those who suffer from
such diseases to obtain radical cure without
the aid Of this important remedy.
1t operates ca tae system entering the blood,
neutsAiIing tAs viras Of poison, -'-etta tlishing
the healthy functjong, IF tas animal economy
and thereby enabling the system to eradIoate the
disease a1d cast on She obnoxious matter By the
BaweiE, Urine, FTesth and Skin, causing no
Esu sIEle ey aouAtious
Ii is pleasant to take, sssimilates re Adiiy With
the feed. aud does nos Interfere With the usual
diet or aivocs&ions.
EnOlose 5 cent stamp and send for sealed cir
sulsr.
All communications strictly confidential
PFice S. per bottle, sent free from observation
By mail or express, to any address, Cd receipt Of
the money. Address
JOHN 4. WILKINSON
Druggist and PhaTm aceutist,
In Medical College Building z, corner of B'ondeau
and Seventh Etrests, EEOkUk. IOWA
m2Tdly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-14

The active medicinal
qualities OF Poke Root
are combined with the
best Tonic preparation
of Iron in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-14

Read "FALSE AND TRUE"
Send one cent stamp TO Railway D Co., No.
81 Maiden Lane, New York. information worth
thousands viii be sent yos. dwly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-14

ooh, master Oh, mistress That brute
of dog tbe man keeps on the floor above
He has broken into the turkey's room, and
worried and eaten our poor pet!'
The New York herald., 1871-09-06

C0t WEST 8lsT STA KEsPECTABLE WIDOW
AO-i and daughter; cook. the other chamber
mail and waitress, IN small private family good city ref
The New York herald., 1871-09-06

g).)O FAST saTH ST., BETWEEN I'd AND Sd AVS
Zoo A good cook, In a small American family, would
assist with the washing good city reference from her
employer.
The New York herald., 1871-09-06

Z SINE sI' BROokbyN, IN rHE GROCERY
soe'Cawo yonns gre; one TO do cksmberwerx and
wNtlnR
q chtdfen and v do pain bcsl city rs,er.ncs al
for two naye '~s'' ~"
The New York herald., 1871-09-06

O1I WEST 27rH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
~ CIR cook washer and r0ner objection to tn
country; good eitv reference.
The New York herald., 1871-09-06

C1E WEST 9TH ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND It'll
AlO eve-A respectable girl plain cook washer
and roner in private family reference.
The New York herald., 1871-09-06

vi NEST IbIIf ST. mo. WHITES FEhCFl-A
~ scotch girl to cook erenccs
81 = EAST 2eTlI STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS
llc good COOK and TO assist with the washing
.ng good .read and biscuit msker good re.erenee;
OOcction to the
The New York herald., 1871-09-06

" VANTfp--A LADY TnoE0uGhLY coTpEtENr TO
w conduct adressBakne department IN southern c'ty
connected with large dry goods house noae but expert
epceJ apply Address stating ssc, experience
and salary expected MERCHANT, care oil NAdaue Demo.
resi-, s3SsroaiwAy, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1871-09-06

WANTED--A FRENCH OR GERMAN PASTRY COOK.
w wiling to assist the head cook Apply at " West 4Uth
street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-06

A LADY, WRITING A PLAIN; RAPID HAND. DE
"A sres position copyis. Address W. 7. y, Williams
burg Post UlLcc.
The New York herald., 1871-09-06

Ok WEST SETH sT.-AS GOOD COOK, WASHER
ClC and roner In smaa private family; excellent ref
The New York herald., 1871-09-06

GERMAN PROTESTANT LADY, TEACHING, BE.
"A sides her own language French, English and music
sires poson ady's companion very good
references and recommendation. Address EMMA, Herald
| oalc
The New York herald., 1871-09-06

YOUNG LADY WISHES A rosiTioN AS HOUSE.
n keeper In widowris fanny Is iuHy eompe'en, 70
no objection 10 chdren ners need not answer best ref
and required Address, Tor three days. YOUNG
LADY, box l53 Herald olices
The New York herald., 1871-09-06

A. COMPETENT YOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSI-.
IN ton resident teacher would charge OF
genenans ence where there are children to
music. French and English branches, Mt n moderate
salary; Harlem preferred: test nonias
Address TEACHER, box l72 Herald Uptown Branch ONCE
1,24j Bro oadway.
The New York herald., 1871-09-06

VNANTED-A YOUNG LADY TO ATTEND
w bakery. who thoroughly understands tn. bust
ness best reersnces required Address BAKERY box 20&
Herald ollcc,
The New York herald., 1871-09-06

ylrANTED-AN EXPERIENCED HAND IN THE
w manufacture OF necktcs, able nd
trim; references required Apply 10 Lspcnafd 81 from
IL TO IL aud to L.
The New York herald., 1871-09-06

OIO EAST 47TU STA REsPECrABLE GIRL AS
sDIO first class cook; objection ~ doing the
washing: city references.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12
Goverumeut securtt,es
Stock ReDOrt.

Igy Barkers' Brokers asd Commercial TslssyapA ]
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and boz de-, In
home and foreign markets, as follows:
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-first Board, 10 % O. m -
e. IS, ISL coupon, 1fsS; 520s, o., coupon il5s<
s59s, "a, coupon, ns,S; s9s, IS, coupon, ll5.i;
52ls, 6s coupon, lf4x 10 0s coupon, lss Curren.
cy IS, n.A; MaripOsa, So. Canton, 81 of d. Cumber-
land =; " estern MON Telegraph 6S<; Quicksilver
le.+ Pacific Mail, ts1 ofd; Boston Water Power,
ga old; American Express, 581I; United State
Express, ~ oidi \. Y. Central and Hudson, iOI
fer fsEsed Harlem, lsa d9: prefd Reading,
igan Southern, Ils5l; Union Pacinc Railroad,
s2ss; Illinois Central, 10; Cleveland and Pitts
CleNSeland, COLUMBUS, Cincinnati and Indiana polls
MilHaui lie and st. Paul, 65s; do pref'd, SX ord;
wabash and Western, 66z:; Delaware, Lsckswana
and Western, ITO; Fort Wayne, IOO1s; Alton and
T TsTrs Hsu;e Hapnibsl and &. Joseph, 7O5E
Mississippi certificates, 49,; Columbus Chicago aud
Indiana Central Tennessee 6's, old, 73la; do.
new, "a; Virginia IS, old, So; North Carolina
e. Old 81 d do new Is; Missouri g. s5 Cen
VI. Gold, u4sll4H. Market strong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12
Markets TODAY,

BALTIMORE, Sept. l2.-virginia SKIES, old, 52,I
bid do. eoupan, old, 63l4 bid, 63x asked: do new
os bid North Carolinas old, a bid.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.-Cotton firm: low middlinos
nominally l9kalsh. Flour firm and in good demand.
wheat firHi 0hie and Indiana, VI .4sasi as Penn
ern, 6SaeOc yellow southern, 73a75c mix ed western
99s.oc Oats hrmer, 4Sa5ac. Pork unchane ed
Bacon active with adv ancing tendency shoulders
l1c.; RIB sides, &c.: clear rib, 64c sugar cured
hans. l5zfal6hc Lard unchanged. Whisky, CSC.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Stocks strong and active
governments 6rm and steady. Money easy, O.
Virginia IS, g; do. new, 20. North Carolinas 6sx;
90. new. Is; Gold dull and heavy, 49, Exchange,
NV YORK, Sept. n.-Flour 5alo cents better
LoNroS, Sept. Il, 80 .. m.-Consols, s3h for both
LoNDoy, Sept; u, 30 p; m.-Consols closed at as't
ssst for both BoDds-lS62s, sS'4; 1855, old, 931S
PARIS, Sept. II, D. m.-Rentes 81 francs 90 cen
times ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12
The Maine Election.

II was supposed that there might be a falling
of I'm the republican vote in Maine from two
causes-apatby, and in the shore counties from
the great depression 10 the shipping interests
and decline Of ship-building, which the demo-
Gratis have endeavored to turn to account as due
to the republican administration of affairs. 1t
would seem that the republicans have expe-
rienced some loss in the shore districts, but not
enough to affect the result, and the gains in the
upper unties so nearly Offset the losses below
that the State will 60 republican by fully the
majority Of last year. 1t would seem, too, that
The supposed apathy has not existed, or has
been recovered from, since the republican vote
promises to exceed that Of last year.
As the administration Of Gen. Grant was very
positively endorsed by the Maine republicans,
the result must be reckoned as a very decided
victory for the President and his policy, both
ever the democracy and the discontinued re-
publican element OF the Greeley-Schurz-Logan-
Gratz Brown stripe. Further, the victory
brings Mr.. Blaine forward very prominently for
T. G Vice Presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12

1t is significant coincidence that the Office of
the comptroller Of New York should be robbed of
a large number of vouchers and other important
papers just at this time, when the accounts of
the city officers are about to be investigated.
1t is possible that the missing papers may not be
needed for full understanding of the subject;
but this would be hoping for too much. In such
cases, burglars know exactly what they want
and where 10 find il, before beginning work.
Beside, they generally have the advantage of
operating from the inside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The features of Wall street yesterday were the
weakness in the railway shares, and the strength Of
the gold market: The speculative feeling on the
with pressure 10 SELL and general decline in the
leading shares; During the afternoon there were
fu rallies and reactions but Of the close steadier
feeling prevailed and there was less dis position to
sell stocks. The Syndicate In gold advanced the
Irice, and also made borrowers pay high as per
cent FOR the use Of cash gold The demand for money
was a little more active. and ct one time per cent
was raid nv the -fockbrokers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12

The attempt to eradicate the social evil by
raiding the particular locality where it is con-
centrated is gCod deal like attempting 10 eure
ahumOr by driving ii in or scattering il. II i
pretty sure to break out in a worse form at other
points
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12

Horace Greeley, as good republican, ought
TO rejoice over the republican victories in Cali.
fornia and Maine; but such is the infrmitv of
human nature that it may be doubted If he does,
since these successes have the bitter ALLOW of
endorsing and Strengthening the Administra-
ton We suspect that the telegram that flashed
the news fIom these two States to Horace, on
his Western Presidential prospecting tour, was
mighty unpleasant reading to the Great and
Cool III. G.. l.. l. d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12

Mrs- Richard b. Connolly denies the story
started by the New York Sun that she recently
presented her son-in-law with half a-million Of
United States bonds, and has th-ee-and-a a half
million more Of the same sort left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12

ANOTHER MORMON SuppvxD
states marshal in Utah has taI., Tile United
hii1yle, the convict over whom a reIIssssion OF
Sss brewing; the Mormon warden sVions .T
deliver the prisoner, but malt ,,usiny 4,
- --eLSua taAlhg DIV -.g no resistance to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12

Our dispatches from New York to-day show
that affairs are getting decidedly bilious for
Tweed & Co. The members of the Tammany
Ring are turning States evidence on each other.
Mayor Hall demands the resignation of Comp
troller Connolly, and the World hints to him
that If he Declines the city will be too hot to hold
him before night This attempt to make Con-
molly, the scapegoat, to carry OFF the sins of the
King viii not work. Tweed, Sweeney, Hall, and
the rest are yet deeper in the mire, and are rec
ognized as the main movers in the scheme os
plumber and fraud now exposed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12
Tn THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
VIM. Sibley ct al.

yno. B. Williamson ct al
The trustees appointed I'm and by the decree Of the
said court having reported the court that on the
9Th day Of August, A. ID. lS1, they sold the real
estate and premises mentioned in said decree at and
for the price Of three thousand seven hundred doll
lars S370o), and that the said sale was in all re-
spects fairly made and that James Fraser being the
highest bidder, became the purchaser of said prop
erty and that the said purchaser has fully com piled
with all the terms Of sale, prescribed in said de-
cree:
1t lie therefore. this 9Th day of September, A. D.
ISL ordered ard adudged by said court, that said
.ale be and is hereby rstied sri VonaTred, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on CT before IN, 81
day Of October, A. D. ISL: Prortds9, c9Py OF this
order be printed in the Evening Star" paper
published in this city, week for three go sue
oessiye weeks, before the said Sd day Of October,
d. 1871.
BY the Court. A wYLIE
A true COPY. Test:-R. J. MEIGS, Clerk.
sel2-t,3w by l.. p. WILLIAMS, Asst Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12
The weather

war DEPARTMENT. Qfcs Chisf Sirsal O6es, \
s mAshINsroN, ID. @ Sept. IL, l57I, 10 a. m
., fSoPsls FOR The PAST TWENTY FOUR HoURs ,
Inc barometer has continued since Monday morning
9ui,e high from the Missouri valley 10 Geor gia and
nVTthweEd OF this region, and has risen In the 9nIi
states. 4 small area Of low barometer is Anna.
reHhtIy how Advancing upon the coast of Texas,
ported, with increasing northeasteriy winds IigSt
nforlh1asterIy winds have been generally rep rfed
IRON me Atlantic and lakes, but westerly winds now
ng weather continues from North Carolina to Penn
sylyan1s, With occasional very light rain. Smoke
weather IN northern New England and New York
fEoBABIITIEs: -Northeasterly winds with cloudy
rest OF the day for the South Atlantic States and
nght rains from Alabama to Texas. Partially
TGloudy and hay weather for the lakes and New
EnglaId A storm of some severity will probably
feSan IN the gulf southwest Of louisiana
LOCAL RECORD.
The thermometer in the business Office of Tuy
bVEN1N6 STAR registered as follows to-day:-8 g.
m, Go; 10 a. m, 60; u m, n; o. m, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12

Those newspapers, foreign and domestic,
which expatiate upon the organized ruffianism
in American cities, and the greater security of
life and property in European communities, will
have TO take il all back. Since the dreadful
scenes in Paris under the Commune, we have
the riots in London and Dublin, and now in
Berlin, justly reputed one of the most orderly
cities OF the Old World, under stringent gov
eminent wanting neither courage or vigor, the
pressure simply Of general rise in rents has
led to the most serious disturbances. The labor
ers will not pay the increase and refuse to be
evicted from their houses, and in any case of
such eviction by landlord who calls in the law
they assemble in mob and pull his house down
about his cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12

The republicans OF California have elected AN
tbree OF their candidates for COngress-Messrs.
D y. Honghton, Aaron A. Sargent, and John
N. Cogblan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12

A very much laughed-at man is Theodore
Tilton over his life of Victoria woodruff, in
which Stiffness, blasphemy and indecency are
combined in about equal proportions. Accord
ing to Titon, Victoria is guided in all her move
ments and utterances by the spirits mainly by
the spirits of Demosthenes. She has had at least
two direct interviews with Jesus Christ. She
holds her intercourse with the spirits, mostly at
midnight on the roof of her "palatial residence"
On Murry Hill, New York. Her husband, mo.
2,) Col Blood, is always on hand with pencil and
note book to take down the mystic and profound
utterances Of the entranced Victoria when
Demosthones and the others dictate to her how
TO buy and sell stocks, and to carry on the free
suffrage and free-love campaign. It was under
the direction OF Demosthenes that she left her
home in the West and bought real estate in New
York city. Demosthenes assures her that she
will be next President of the United States,
and Tilton does not doubt it. Demosthenes de-
ciares 1t to be the correct thing for the American
Victoria to live with two husbands, and Tilton
endorses Demosthenes. Further Tilton endorses
Mrs. Woodruff as the purest and most virtuous
ofbeingsbut who shall endorse TIlton? Tilton
goes On in this way for many many pages, but
enough of this sort OF stuff is as good as feast.
II may be interesting to know, however, some of
the things that our future Presidentess can do.
Tilton SAYS:
She can ride horse like an Indian. and
Climb tree like an athlete; she can swim roy-
a boat, play billiards and dance; moreover ~
the crown Of her physical virtues, she can walk
all day like an EnglishwOman."
That's the idea exactly. Let her walk. Ia.
her keep on walking. She'd shine as a street
walker, no doubt, but let her push on into the
country. Let no pent-up Utica contract her
powers. The whole boundless universe is hers
as walkist, and the sooner she enters upon her
Possessions the better. She can walk down 10
Patagonia and rally her sister Amazons. She
can walk up to Nova Zembla in the tracks of
the wandering jew. Tilton can 20 with her.
Everybody will be glad to see them or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12

The L" Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun is wiIlin' euss in behalf of the
non-.mprovCment ring, hut his knowledge is
Lot equal to his zeal, as for instance when he
writes that: "There is a strong organization
here among colored laboring men against the
present local government, which is augmenting
In numbers and influence daily" The nonsn
have been trying to inveigle the colored men
into such an organization, but the report of the
attempted meeting last night shows how COM
plete was the failure. The colored men are
rather suspicious of their newly-found friend
OF the Bourbon persuasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12
fEsr'

"a PER CENT. BUILDING .AssOCIA::
on sTfsE dSSsn
will on and after this date be held az No. S1A Orb
STREET, between Z aud streets, .Eison Bros.
Once. II'l JNo. JOY EDISON, Secretary.
n@A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING
uS under the auspices Of Phoenix Tent Of Rech
sbites will be held At their hall, corner llth and
streets, Island, THIS TUESDAY, EVENING at
~ O'Clock. Rev. j. p. Wilson, Hon. ID. p H0llo-
way and others viii address the meeting The pub
lie are pectfuly invited to attend. fts
n~NOTICE TO PATENT ATTORNEYS AND
CLAIM AGENTS.
An adjourned meeting Of Patent Attorneys and
Claim Agents viii be held at y o'clock D m,
THURSDAY, the 14th. IN Room 20, May g Build
ing" corner It'll and i streets. All the Paten,
ATTORNEYS and Claim Agents are invited aud ex-
pected 70 be present. By order
MN. C. MCINTYRE, Secretary. ssia3 q
lChyVniele, Patxiot and Republican ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12
NoTlCE..we Gner at private sale, on reasonable
ESsIRApI,r PRoPFRry.

DEclhABBk
No. 1883 llth street, northwest. between NJ aud N
streets pressed brick front, stories and Mansard
rooi. The house IL new, ana contains the modera
No: 44s M street northwest. between eth snd SIN
streets; stories aud basement pressed brick; con-
ta,Es rooms, and modern corveniencos.
No: 4a4 NJ street northwest, between 4th and SIN
stone; house contains 10 rooms, aud all the modern
No, 4as New York sssnoe. b.,ws.n an ana o.,
streets northwest: stories frame with brick Base
ms N Z. sSe 81 Snn ICONS -,
street,. northwest; story frame with brick base,
msnt; Teoms and summer kitchen.
streets northSest story brick; containing roosns
Nc OIL street, between 9th and TN streets
northwesti story and basement pressed brick: us
BRICK stable and carriage house. and al the modern
70 ala New York avenue, between 4th and sth
susets norths est zstery frame with brick basement
Es-. all and 4I3 New York aVen5s: 5 s;ory
pTesse1 brick fronts with brown stone bssements
Nos flis iIaf and ali s sa s snt[2 5I,@.u
and New York avenue northwest: 5 story bricks,
containing rOoIns each, with bathrooms, water and
No 1Ii4 "a street northwest. between street
and New York ayenue; story and basement brios
house, containing 9 rooms.
No. GIL MssssehuseiIs avenue, between sth and
9Th streets northeest; story frame containing q
r' Sas a pos sm l6 kite3Rsssa . mos - mos a.
Itreet northwest; story bricks, containing rooms
No. 1880 sth street por-hwes.. ha,r,-0 NJ s,s-N
streets story frame containing rooms
Nos. 1884, 1886 and 1865 sth street northwest,
Also, very desrable busiing lots on ths north
east corner OF III street north and LIST strc-t west
fronting 90 feet ard 20 feet on Ii gtreef
, Also, a number of brick and frame tenements In
savage Sl,ey and Prathers alley suitable foF por-
E.E.WHITE. 635 Jouisisna avenue.
E.CARUSI. 40 Louisiana syenue
WM y. MATTISGL1, 9TH 81, bet d and r sts
eulO-lm AssiRnees Of James q. Nsylor.
WANTED-TO sell aONE-TBIRD INTEREST
w in Mercantile Business in this city: a most DE-
slrable opening for any wishing 20 engage in an
active business life, and where he make an ex-
ceilent and profitable investment. The only reason
Tor selling being the actual need &C the services OF .
third partner Price, $1,000. Address MERCH ANT,
Rep. Office. an s-tf
WANTED-s2,0 900 for one or more years. Oood
w security, tezd for the benefit Of the working
peopleD Address Immediately, "A. b. O." No 46l
HissOuri avenue. Ocn
To LoAN.-sl2 Geo, $4,000, $4,000
SiVoo, Ok knAh ESTATE IN this city.
Apply to DODGE DERNEILLE,
mhS-u l425 " street
81 000 TO $500 TO LOAN, or 70 plsoe IN
ScsOSO q paving snd legitimate busiuets
state wants. business, and location. x Y \ AR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-12

nF TIE EXHIBITION OFTHE RICHMOND
S FRUITS will be continued To. MORROW
al The Board Of Trade Rooms. Be sure TO see
them. 1t