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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
The Nomin alton Election 1o.mor-
row.

1t is hoped that there will be full and fair -x-
press,on Of the Democracy OF the county at thu
Nomination Election to-morrow. There are bu
two gentlemen running as Candidates for Sheriff
two year, ago there were live. The number o
candidates tor Coroner is unusually large-beins
IN all eleven; the same number that were out IN
1870 The number ot votes then polled at thi.
slection was 2s7 We presume the poll will nc,
be 70 large now.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
Fish Resigned.

We have another rumor from Washington tha'
II Fish hes rss.gued. We fear there Is no suci
z ,od news However, Grant has afflicted tht
c,unsry 70 long with Fnh's mismsnaRement o.
th- affair. II State that it will now. perhaps make
very little difference; snd Fish might just as We.
b allowed to remain iu Office till the Ath OF Marci
wnsn Mr.. Grant and his whole Cabinet wall he
succeeded by better men.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-07
nemoora.to state Convention.

Bv order of the State Democratic Executive
Committee, a meeting OF the Dalseates to tn.
St.te Democratic Convsatioo, will be held at DO
vsr. on Tuesday. June llth. 1872, at II o'clock
n, lot the purpose ofeectns sa1 delegates ~
the National Democratic Convention to be he'o
in Baltimore. July 9th, 1877.
i y also ordered, l.tll
That the Democratic citizens II the dihegen'
Hundreds throughout the State will meet at the
rsxa,sr places where such meetings are held III
each hundred on
SATURDAY. June lst. 1872.
At O'Clock, IN I. for shs psrposs Of slect'ng the
number of Delegates to the State Democrau'
Convention that each Hundrsd is entitled to elect
according to ,he rules governing the Democratic
party Of the State. .. vs. 7 -+s.
The Democratic papers throughout the STATE
are respectfully requested to publish the above
WILLIAM DEAN,
Chairman Of the State Democratic Executive
Committee.
N1wARK. Del, May 10th. 1872.
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g Z D r G. EFT o WV,

TskTwEpDISG WHICH DID Not CONE OPP
btgzay FTsreHtsS D. tss lRsrfrrsBcs = 80 Police
Nancy Ann johnson, the colored bride who was
dtSa appointed in her marriage - Sd. / lwsgis
night before last By the uncersIRe'lious inter
ference Of Of;cers Harper aud Rodgers, in con
sequence Of the bOistsTous como let of the bonnie
bridegroom and his best man, as related IN yes
tercays STAB, applied t0 Lieut. Essex, Of the
Georgetown police, last I ight, FOR his advice
stating <hst she had been avfG.lv ,liSap pointed,
and whether she coEld net take the law on him,
ed The Lieutenant advised her 20 have
nothing 10 DO with him. as he already had a
wife. Mary Ann Lee, to whom he had been
Legally slaTs.c1 ThiE Ssle was l0Sk 70 believe,
bGthne,iy asked Yhsc she should 10 with the
Incense. which she keid. authorizing her 10 be
hitcheo for life 10 I'd. Lieut.. Essex advised Ter
to go 20 the clerks ofiee and have il cancelled,
which she concluded - DO carry this morning.
STREET WORK aesSrs. Clarity Il Williams,
me contractors for grading and paving LIST
street. 3ave commenced work with n force OF
about 50 hands, and Will push the work forward
aS fast "a the present scarcity OF curbiag and
paving materials will permit.
ALBERT GLEASON, the energetic contractor
for paving Bridge and High streets las soas 10
Saratoga for = few days 70 recuperAte.
RIvBc. - Arrived-schooner c.. s. Rogers
Wilson, from Lever Cedar Point, ytth 53s
bushels corn and al bushels red wheat, 10 jos
q Waters; schooner Beir1nan. Billiard. from
New loEA, with 600 tons Of Scotch drain pine 10
board o. public works.
WHEAT.-Saes TO-DAY were 6,o90 bushels AZ
Sl.,e to 81 .sk, 1,0o0 bushels az >l.z7; 1910
bushels at Sill 70 SILICA.
COOP A5AIS.-YesterdSy the board Of public
works sent q communication TO Inspector VIM.
r. Val ace, stating that c0Eplaints have been
a1e mat the condition of some Of the streets in
Georgetown Is such as 70 impede the progress OF
the ehsinesin going TO fires that may occur here,
ana directing the inspector 70 instruct the CON-
tractors 20 make such Temporary arrangements
georgetown more secure against damage By Ere
than at present.
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Condemned E-aesyS.

g degrees "a the shade on Penn zy!va-sa ave-
T7Ie +1--.s.y.
The ra-19 doctor il badly wanted . the
rct'.5'.. ccICer Maryland avenue a.. 6tl
A valuable horse owned b. NJ. { ALI. fe5! at j
ncaT ceaieT, lied from the effects OF the eat to
raf ". Lore ia aver ne, near tie CITY al.
ha-l- W :. Horse IL king 8Er-e-C1z.vi'l Of
coTsrioI ton a. his room. a. the %at:oIc. totel
. = tCt sight .-opes O. his TecC-erv
Kew. Br. IL3r.aS r. ion! o. the Mstk0aisr
EfiscNi a. C-1:ct South, = very seTioBs IS - st
''s EcL4e ar FaisCor, HaT .fort. count, and is
HUt csr.C,as 10 I've.
IA LlIIEilE g.. horse attachsC.;O = buggy ran
~ q, fT1-.. e. conner At PennsC, vanis avt me
and 49, street, -. W. throwing Mr.. JCEI ID
Fredt mex Og- n 2 - iUrinE him oEIte seriously
Frederick Cof zsns Las entered sat aga 1st
lie ..-rl-t o. al-l5a, C,diIc.EE S',-'J dam
lg1S or a. tT IS g. -eC % have ten s-stct..ed
% lin IN consequence Of falling into an epen
sewer eNcavat5O- ~ t--e corner o.. f-th and X
streets. O. TIE =. q. Of e uly last.
George y. EGttCl, 9. this cl-T. cue Of lie
-i.ren cr's--' men y ID sfUUped HO.tf Carolina
20 Horace Gre7iey, went 20 a Grant meeting IN
Sais -h, July - al 7 ate h'usef % OhLOy-
on y LIS Interference chat he wss oil yed 2
Esvs she SherIS escort Kin out OF the city.
Ire IlIeh. seE OF NJ. CO-COren's estate
o = -rJE cos. - il y. CO.g..l Brown, and he will
take Ia=-essiCT 7bS-It the flTst o. Oct3ter. The
price e. Il paid, e-egd- stated. Is S.s25 ,O9c.
Tie contract LCT tie sale hes alreeG, been
signed AID the first -nstalnieIt paid. The deeds
T'n &c E'-,n "hCH tie Pc.ECLaSe- t@kGs losses
Sl1u.
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A l. z X A n D RIA.

TIE schooner Robert Byron, from George
Town tor WaTehsIn, with a load of coal, put in
here TINS morning in leaking condition.
MES. JAMES II. MASON is living at the point
OF death at her residence on Seminary Hill-so
reco very.
AcoLoRRD NAH named Henry Taylor. during
afght with some OF Lis race at Fishtovn Iasi
night was stabbed in the back and badly cut by
an unknown party.
JOHN II. GILMRR, of Richmond addressed a
Grant and Wilson meeting in front of The Mar
shau house on Monday night. A letter was re adj
from Jno. s. Mosby stating that it would give
him pleasure to address the meeting, but his
engagements would not permit him to do So
AGRRMAN BOY living with Captain Ridecker
near the Mount Cameron Reservoir, was badly
Durnt last Saturday night by the explosion OF an
ing.
AFTER THE SALUTE fred yesterday evening
by the republicans for their victory in North
Carolina, the cannon was taken bsck to the
cannon house on the Court House lot and
ebristened Nellie Grant, and many a toast drank
GO her future career.
A MAN NAMED YOUyG while riding on horSa-
back along the Hamilton turnpike about two
mlles from Leesburg yesterday afternoon at
tempted to ride over COW lying in the road,
but'the cow rising while the horse was stepping
over her, so alarmed him that he threw rs
rider violently to the ground breaking a blood
vessel and 80 injuring him that he died in about
ten inmates after the accident occurred.
DRoEEED.-A letter we have received dated
Huntington, August 9Th, says that "a Young
man named Thomas Williams, was accidentally
drowned at that place few days since whilst
bathlng. He was originally from Alexandria
his remains were recovered and properly in
TERED by his friends" The letter giving this
information is signed John L. Robey.
ONE OF TIE CoLoRED excursiOnists from
Washington TO the White House Yesterday on
the Vanderbilt, a man named Joseph Campbell,
when on the retarn of the steamer, got into a
dispute with one Of the women and struck her
She had an open penknife in her hand and
started for him. He ran around the boat pursued
ny the woman, until he finally got ON the walk
ing beam, which was in motion, and, slipping
through, become entaDgled in the machinery,
crushing one of his legs so badly that it will
necessitate amputation.-Gnzsfie.L lar krer,inn-
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THE CCURTS.

PROBATE CoURr, JHdge HumDhreyS.-Yester-
Gay, tue last will ana testament OF John Ewald,
&c probate and record: Catharine Ewald gave
bond in the sum of -, 900 and qualified as exacu-
triN. The last will and testament of James
Wallace, deceased, was fully proved and adj
mitted to probate and record, William l.. Dun
!or, the executor, gave Donus III tsI., sum OF
StU,eOU and qualified. Alexander TAYLOR gave
ecnd or $500 and was appointed guardian Of
orphans CT Henry Tay lor, deceased.
EQUITY COURT, yudre HampErsys.-Smith
agt. Mclhtre ct al; decree substituting \. ).
hOTLhiD@hn.., trustee, instead o. Peter i. Lam
IaOnu. Batter agt. Thomson et a.; order nisi
ratifyiDg trustees sale and reference TO auditor
CTOghan aGt. CrOghan; order allowing defend
ant TO crOss-exarnine compliments witness al
ready examined. Van Riswick sgt. Brown ct
al; decree, final ratification OF sale. Mas agt
EtcEison ct al; order confirming receivers re-
port by consent. United States agt SQUARES
Nos. GS1 and GoS, order confirming the report OF
the commission OF appraisement.
ZPoLICE COURT, Judge SneIl.-TC- day, Edward
Roach, John Lorden, John T. Suit, Charles
Miles and James GoTmley, charged with assault
and battery on Thomas Barry or Sunday night,
the 2Sth OF July last Roach fined 800 and costs
or six months in jail; others discharged. James
jackson, charged with grard larceny, viz
stealing mule valued at $500; sent to grand
jury. Anna TOlver, charged with stealing
some clothing, the property OF Anna Ford, OF
the value of S26; $50 and costs or 30 days in jail.
Joseph EouldeE, assault and battery OIL Cath
arine Bculden; SIX menths in jail. Joseph
Todd, charged with grand larceny, stealing $40;
continued. Sophia Spates, alias Ware, charg ed
with loud and boisterOus talking in Fighting
Alley; 50 w. II. Shepherd forfeited collateral.
Barney McQusde did likewise. Ann Bennett
cursed and swore 50 worth. Peter Douglass,
charged with boistercus talk; s.. VIM. Neill,
charged with leading horse on paved footway.
! 81 did pay. Howard Coleman, loud and bois-
ferrous and swearing IN Georgetown; -. Henry
Christian, charged with same in georgetown; 2
Geo. Schaefer, a little boy. charged with throw
ing stones, plead gully and was dismissed with
q Ieprimand. HILLARY Green, charged with
running a cart without license; suspended
for license, Annie TOliver, charged with steal
ing a watch and waist OF silk dress; $50 or 90
Gay in jail, giving her in all SEQ or months in
| !ail. Daniel Syphax, charged with assault and
| battery on Elizabeth CI 'ling on the 18th soi
June last. Elizabeth said that he "chOked her
| tin she couldn't walk, but he didn't leabe any
| moS; lie wasn't rested fore kase he had de small
| poX in his family dismissed. In the case OF
| Joseph Boulder, Col. Alexander testified TO his
good character, and went his security for his ap
| appearance tomorrow, the judge agreeing tC
| hear any evidence to his good character in miti
| CATION of his sentence, the defendant having
| pleaded guilty TO assault on Catharine Boulder
| Recess.
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TY ITEMS.

RELIEF FOR THE FEKr-Fse, 81 per Visit
Corns extracted without pain; Bunions, Bad
ails, &c. relieved and cured, at DR.. whites,
No. 80 18th street, opposite T. s. Treasury.
"WARNRR's PATENT CooRER,D the greatest
Improvement ever made in cooking. Ease and
economy combined. Suited to the need of all
Meat cooked without contact with water or
steam, and always at the right tempersture.
w0 ounces saved in the pound. Testimonials
from some OF the best people OF this CITY and
elsewhere. Call and examine, at the Slate
Mantel and Chandelier Ware Rooms of Hamil-
ton * Pearson, Y. NJ. q. a. Building, 9Th and
ID streets r.
DIR. WHITE, ChiTopodist, treats Corns, Bun-
ionS, Club and IngrowIng Nails, &c, without
pain, So the patient can walk with ease imma-
diatelg; Operating rooms, SIS 18th St., opposite
q. s. Treasury.
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Henpler, near Ak strsstl
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~Chili is trying compulsory vaccination.

DThe parents of Col. Ellsworth, who was
killed at Alexandria, Va, in May, 1861, it Is
said, have started plan for raising money to
build him a monument. 1t is to be procured by
subscription.
VThe trotting race at Cleveland yesterday
between Annie atson, of Pittsburg. and Belle
Patterson, Of Oil City, was won by the former
2:SIh.
|The whereabouts Of the famous Siamese
twins, Chang and Eng, may be interesting,
particularly as they have been reported dead,
discovered and almost everything else possible,
and impossible, within the past year. They are
living in the western part OF North Carolina, and
one OF them Is dangerously i'll.
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FINLAND has a tender-hearted Judge in the
person of Baron Deasy. A short time ago. the
baron was presiding over the court OF oyer and
his duty to charge the grand Jury. There were
ONLY four or five cases to be inquired into, but
lie became quite lachrymose over such evidences
CT total deprayity. Among the offenders were
having assisted in burning Mr.. ustice Keogh in
efigy. 1t moved Baron Deasy to the most tear
full grief to reflect that T" a human being could
death which we all fear, and from which we all
shrink
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
~ In M. O. A. BUILDING,

=
The Washington Library Company would cell at
tentien 10 the TACT that this s the only large CIcu
lating Library in town. 1t contsins over ~ 900
N0LUM MES, embracing works Of History, Travels,
Biography, Fiction, and General Literature. The
TO the purchase Of new books. Open from Q. m,
till 10 p m. Terms, with right to take books from
fully to call and examine the catalogue The
Librarian will be in attendance at all times to give
daairaA MI iv1Q
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THH DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
met last night and passed a resolution author
izing tbe various districts TO hold primary cleo
tons on the 18th OF September, for the burmese
CT eiectsDS tree delegates TO a Convention 10
nominate 4 candidate for Delegate to Congress-.
also. requesting the several districts To arTange
for the nomination OF their candidates FOR Daiss
gates 70 the Legislature. 4 committee OF thrae
was appointed 20 wait upon Governor Cooke an
request the appointment OF two Gentlemen
(democrats) on the board Of registration ia,
wculd he acceptable 70 the committee.
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FM.ESoSs 4INsTREIs draw well al the Ma
deserve al the stamps they get, for no hsttsy
company q musicians and humorists bas 49,
here N coon's age. Don't take THz srSR,s
word for u, Ia; see Ter yourselves.
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PEzsoSAI.-P. W. Perry, supervisor O; in
teInal revenue for North and South Carolina, Is
At the Ebbitt House. DIR. ID. W. Bliss LEFT
lzst night for New York. and win return on
THURSDAY. Right Rev. Bishop Pinkney has
gone ~ GIsenbT.er White sulphur Springs,
where ne VIII be the guest Of Er. w. W. Corco-
ran aptan Pendergrast Of the navy, res
CGrL a boy from drowning in the surf at Cans
NAV, a few days since. w.
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1t may not be generally known to our readers
that snake poison is used for medicinal purposes
in these days, and that, under the name of
"CrOtaius HoTridus," the poison of the rattle
snake is utilized in homeopathic pharmacy.
Messrs. Thompson and Capper, of Liverpool
having recently imported a number Of rattle
snakes, distracted the venom from the live AMI
mails in the following ingenious manner: The
reptiles were in separate compartments OF a
case, fitted with double lid tor extra security.
long staff, fitted with a thick India rubber
moose at one end, which could be loosened or
dghtened by the hand at pler sure, was inserted
through the partially opened lid, and the op-
IoFtunlty quickly seized OF slipping the loop
over the snakes head the loop being i'm MEDIATE
ly drawn tight by means OF the cord attached
thereto. With similar continuance the tail
was nest fastened, and the snake being thus Sc
cUreiy held, was lifted out Of the box to the
floor OF the room. A pickle bottle containing
chloroforn was then thrust over the snake head
and carefully he'll ~ It's p'aCe by keeping time
with the animal r..c-,s to extricate itself
AS the reptile became Stupeied the moose was
gradually relaxed to enable the lungs to have
ipll play, and when it appeared powerless, the
snake was laid Ia long, narrow box made for
the purpose, with al aperture at one end, out OF
which its head projected while the after opera
ton was performed. Its jaws were then opened
and Fixed, and the poison glands we're pressed
with forcePs, then with the glOved finger and
thumb, while small blown graduated phial
was held TO receive tie drops as they Oozed
slowly out through the poison fangs. Twenty
drops were the average uantity yielded from
each snake. The venom Is of straw color, thick
and gummy in consistency, and decidedly acid
in its reaction on litmus paper. 1t is readily
soluble i'll glycerne or ater, but is precipitated
oy strong alcohol, the preciritate being redis-
solved, with the addition OF little water, It's
Genealogical properties were fully tried on a
variety OF animals. Half drop produced death
on linnet within three minutes after being in
lected under the wings. The symptoms produced
ID all cases were very similar.-COtITt Journal.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Excursions, FIe.NIcS, &c,

Emerson Ministries at the National Thester
This evening.
Picnic 81 = +Hcr'= & arden fC-mcrTgR by
ths BIZ rklsse5S' Sceislr
TZF--SiOv 70 Pil-ey Poi7t and Point )kout
ty TIE 90. Johns Club o. SATURDAY
Dramatic TeTfOrrI ance ~ tee Nations : hea-
ter u C,.J-lc1y evening ioT The Washington
mCuu-ss1t Iunu.
NFrslsaiI FALL Pavilion now open for the re-
ceytiCr o. picnic parties
steamer E--CT.
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ACCIDENT AT THE NAVY YARD.--At about
O'Clock this morning Thomas K. Wright, boiler
maker in the Navy Yard, while working on the
top Of a boiler Was very much bruised and in
lured 10y the falling OF the boiler. The head OF
u struck him in the back and knocked him OF
the ladder where he was standing. He received
medical attention from the ward physicians,
AFTER winch lie was conveyed TO his home, Oh
10th street, between Il and G streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-14

FINE jet, oroide and plated lewelry in all the
gold patterns, received at Prigg's Dollar lew
elry Store, No. IS. PENNSYLVANIA avenue. be-
tween y and 9Th streets. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-14

X.DooLEY's FEVER AND AGUR Pownrps
IL is said, have never been known TO fau 70 cure
permanently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-14

The SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN
BoLTERs met last night at Island Hall, and
after being called together by John 4. Costin,
resolved themselves into what was termed q
mass meeting, with Chaplain Green chair
man. The meeting then nominated Il. y. Col
Inns as candidate for the House of Delegates. A
platform antagonistic to improvements was
adopted, and the boilers were then edited by
the blatherskite A. CONN in TRADE against
Gov. Cooke and the board Of public works.
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DE. RADwAY's
sarsapariilian Resolveut,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

E.sy dror Of the sARsAPARILLIANRksoL
Urine, and other fluids and juices Of the system
Vita new and sound %aterisi Se1otsta, SspsSiii
MS. Ta Noiss IS s . S,s. e -,
ohtey Parts 81 81. vs.s,a, So's Ese., S:rsn.oro.,
ne 6s,. t: sss sas Si{ a
Rias TSrn:, Sal khtsr,, E7ys,rGss, Ae.., S!a.l
WOMB, aSi az ,eeaieniss aad patHfEI disesorss;
yisAt Streais, Loss Of Spe IN aad all wastes cftA
.sonasr az MODE. GatTn;s,rr, ava Css iogs, ss.
riH pr0tst 20 any psrsor vstss a for stthr a. fis
forps If DISEASE as po.ssi pcse 20 cSys tssn.
wastes ana decomposition that i continually pro
crossing, succeeds Ia arrestng these wastes and re
Siood-snd this the sARsAPARTLLIAS viii and
dOesY cure-s cure is certain; for when once this
ceeds n diminishing the loss Of wastes, its repairs
win be rapid, and every day the patient will feel
costing Setter, appetite mDrOvinT, and nssE and
weight Increasing.
Not only does the sAhsArAlnLIAs RKsoLvHNr ep
scrofulous, Constitutional and Skin diseases, but
8 the only positive cure for
KIDNEY AND BLARDEBseOMPLAIHrs.
Urinary and womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes
6ropsy, stoppAse Of Water, Inco1tiDence Of Urine
Bright Disease, uris, and in s cases where
sss srs Win IKE The White a a
egg or threads like white silk, or there morbid,
sc.t: ana .hss pscsns bs1Ssa :su
lion when passing water, and paia IN the saah q
the Back N along the Lotas.
Oh. RADWAY0
Perfect Purgattve PfIla,
psfssty sessslsss elegantly eossed With swsse Ssn
kaawsyi Pills, FOR the cure Of sIl di.ordsrs Of thS
stomach, Liver, Bowels, KidEeys, Bladder, Nsryou
Diseasee Headache, Oonsp patton, Csstive0se., lndi
Cesdon. DysleIsa bilicu;pes., Bii a Lsvss.
ments Of the internal yiscera. warranted 70 eject
3 positive cure Pnrsiy xsEss.sSl s Constantine no
A few Sosse q 1ADWAKT PILLS YIN frss "a
gygteun fronAl the above named dtsordep. Rrfoe
r ccots DSr Box. SOLD BIZ DRU00lsTe.
REAp"YALsE AND TRUl.n Send one Isstsl
stanp SO RAILWAY . CO., No. 81 Maiden Lane
HeV York. InsseDak10a worth thousapds v ~
sent VOC. y1-S10-4Nl
VERY HANpeOME LIGHT COLORED
PANTS, unsurpassed in beauty Of design and
vorkmanship, from o. 70 %, 90 4. eTRAUs, 1olI
Pennsylvanis svenue. myO
nAZAAR-Daxenaps IN LAD1BS,, GENTS sn<
bCHfEDRfNH UEDKbCL0TnIEo may b
found q WeDsns Oaristian Asseeiattsa, judiciary
Entrance On = street.. bssvssn III and eth. noll-u
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A RAILROAD BOND
AND
REAL ATE n o Il r q a g Il
Combined.

In its 1:s0 Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Bail
road Company furnishes to the public an invest
ment security which combines the ready negotis-
bility, the convenience, and the high credit of Q
rstclass railroad bond with the soidity and safety
OF . real estate mortgage on land worth at least
twice the amount loaned.
They are offered ct par In currency, and yield
HANDSOME PROFIT 70 those exchanging s. as.
The bonds are first and only mortgage on the
road, it, equipments and earnings, and also on .
land grant which, the completion Of the road, VIII
average 8, 900 acres to each mile Of track.
They are issued in denominations nom olW TO
81 600 Coupon, and ol0 to $1,000 Begfstered, have
thirty years to run, bear interest of7 cent.
In gold, and are EXEMPT IBOA UNITED
STATES TAX to the no
The semi annual interest on the Registered Bonds
is paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent 70 the PEST once
address Of the holder.
AIlmarketable Stocks and Bonds received IN ex.
change, without expense to the investor, 1t their
highest current prices.