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BUSINESS CAR Ds.
&. III. OUIMRY.

nEALER IN BOOKS, PERIODICALS.
~ Stationery, Albums, Pocket Books,
Toy Books. Games, stsreO-copes and Views,
&c. All the popular Periodicals Furnished
by single number, year and tO clubs. Also
New York, Baltimore, Pittsburgh and Cin-
cinnatl Dailss To mail and city subscribers
nj publisbers' prices. Market stre.,t, between
Quincy andJOhn. Wheeling, w. Va. Jsl
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CINCINNATI.
The TrOtting Congress.

CINCINNArI, February 2.-Quite a
number of prominent turf men arrived
here tonight to attend the Trotting
Congress which assemblies here to-mor-
row
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C. BAY n A,
BREAD, CRACKER AND CAKE
II n * "7 "

MARKET STREET, Opposite WAsH-
ingtOn Hall, q few doors above M0nrOs
street, keeps constantly on hand q full ~
sDrtmsnt ~ the above articles.
Goods delivered 10 all parts Of the city
free Of charge ip
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to Gray Hair its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which In ut
once agreeable.
healthy, aud
enectual for
preserving the
hair. II soH
reaoro Haieior
gray hair 10 ~
original oi1.
ulih .fhr Dioss
dndGc,hn,n "
ruth. T u In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-05

a special commission of the British parlia-
ment have recently been engaged in investigat-
ing The subject of drunkenness and recommend
reformatories of two claSses-priyate for those
who are willing and able TO pay, and public for
impecunioTs patients. BY this system habitual
inebriat>s may be committed ID reformatories
by the courts on physicians certificates the
same a lunatics to the insane asylups. This
goes further than the American system which
contemplate voluntary patients and private re-
formal )riCs only. The proposed English system
Is better because il is more sweeping, and for
the reason that ii provides for the protection of
society from the more dangerous class OF drunk
aTds-the criminal class OF inebriates especially
IN large cities, for whose support in reformato-
ries our laws make no provision, and who cannot
he got rid OF except through a conviction
IN the courts for some criminal offence
IL is generally admitted that drinking prompts
the commission of at least three-fourths of our
crime, aud il seems desirable that some general
law shOrid be made by which all habituaI
drunkards, and particularly those Of the crimi-
nal class, could be arrested and placed IN re-
formatorIts until such time as they gave evil
dence of reformation. Those in public refornaa-
tories who are unable to pay their way should
be made TO work in order - render the institu-
tons self supporting, or at least partially so.
The proposed English system is doubtless the
best that could be recommended, and, if
adopted, its operations viii be watched with
general interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-05

Although President Grant has not been
known as ''woman's rights" man in the popu-
lar acceptaton OF the term, he hes given evil
dence dU-ing his administration OF his belief in
tie IroPriety OF females holding offices for
which they are a. well qualified as men. He
recently told correspondent Of the Cincinnati
CcHsmeTC- cl that out Of the 600 females that he
had appointed but one had proved unworthy,
and that was postmaster who was a chronic
deiaGlter, and she was dismissed, bat he ap-
Pointed another IN her place. He said he hoped
70 see many more Of the clerkships in the de-
IaTtm ,nts filed by women, and, in answer to
an opinion expressed in regard T. the influence
that women might WELD in a Political cam
Taisn, he said that he thought they might do
him a. much good by talking, perhaps even
more, than by voting for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-05

The Louisyillians are dying with'curosity to
know wkO the vailed lady is with whom the
"Rey." Charles II. Robertson recently beguiled
the tedious night-wstch on a sleeping car be-
tween Chicago and Louisville. The reporters
have been on the alert ever since this little cpl.
sode, but as yet have not been able to " lift the
vail and remove the pressure" As the immortal
N. would say The names Of several respect
able ladies have been dragged into the affair
already, and libel suits may ensue if the report
ers hazard many more speculations. The
CoErier Journal Gays the reverend sinners
Whereabouts are still unknown to his friends.
and that the identity OF the woman referred to
Is as fer from being established as when the
scandal vas FIST made known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-05

The scuIrilous tone of the article in the Era
Irsising LeBarnes for his I" cvilites to ladies OF
color" suggests that IT was inspired by that
worthy. If the Era supposes, however, that
respectable colored people ike these sort of
attentions on the part OF LeBarnes, it is greatly
mistaken. We are assured that they feel IL an
intOleTable insult that LeBarnes should rate
their intelligence or self-respect so low as to
suppose that he can buy their votes BY slobber-
ing over their women, escOrting them upon the
street, and kissing them ostentatously in public.
They say they can pay all the attentions and
" eivilities" Of this sort required, and that they
thoroughly appreciate the miserable dema-
gogism Of LeBarnes in seeking this mode of
insTatiatin himself with them.
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North Carolina.

The result Of the election in North Carolina
Is still in dispute, but taking an average OF the
conflicting reports il would appear that the
democrats have carried the state by a small
majority, less than two thorsand. To those
who were sanguiEe OF large republican
majority this may appear Ike a defeat, but
when vc auAlyze the results it viii be seen that
IL really = = republican gain.
The cv'v TCC,rt test vote by which il can be
oouPsr>d = that OF 1879 when the democrats
carried thc Stale By 5,oo0 majority. If they
carry j; at all now il will be with a loss of about
4.0oc On The Popular vote, loss of one Congress
man ard the reduction of their majority in the
Legislature from sixty 20 about forty. Had
either party carried the state by a majority of
ten or fifteen thOusand, the fact would have had
considerable effect in the November campaign,
but the results are apparently 50 indecisiye as
70 afford little capital for either side.
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Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 5 Virginia skies, cousolii ated
e. bid; do registered and peelers, IS bid.
BALTIMORE. AuR. 5.-Cotton fat and nominal:
low middings, 23s. Flour firm and unchance
Wheat active and rrm; white choice, sl7OIsI rs:
fair 10 prime do ga IS; smb.r, 81 7OaS l.7s:
good &C. prime red, 81 eoaSl 81: common TO fair do.
SlNaS 81. Corn dull; white southern, 69s7O: yell
low 80 NJ herD b2sT3, mixed western in eIevat S.
Oats steady new southern. 90 western white. 45as7
mlN.d, tias5 Rye quiet: 6sa-s. Provisions frmer.
mss- pork. Slf4. Bulk meats frmer; shoulders.
6r rlb siie1;s, clear rib sides, So. Bacon active
sna nm with an edysr cling tendency: shoulders.
a. RIB sidrs. "a clear rib sides ga. Sugar cured
bans, lsal65s. Lard dull and uDchsnged,A. West
eIn butter stea " and unchanged. Whisky nominal.
INV YORK, Aus. 5.-Stooks steady. Gold firm,
lt1a. Money easy Governments dull. Virginia
6'sI4ss new. 70. North Carolipa's. SEA; new -
NEw YORK, Aug 5-FlOur very hrm. Wheat
quIet and firm. Corn shade hImer.
FRANAFokT. Aug. 5-LCDd5 opened al 95l4 for
the issue of lo6Z.
PANS, Aug. 5.-Reutes. 50 francs % confines
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THE WEATHER.

WIZ DKFAKIkkNT,C1ice Chis1 Si0va! Oscey.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., August 5. 1879. II q. m
SYNOPSIS PoR PAST TSRsTy-PoUR HOURS
IEe Da1omfter has rapidly risen over the conn
try from Lake Michigan TO Tennessee and
everywhere eastward over the middle. eastern,
ara South Atlantic states, with generally north
ely 70 easteriy winds. and in the South Atlantic
coast heavy rains. Southwesterly winds and
partially Cloudy weather on the lakes from
Michigan to Ontario. with heavy rains north
Wa0d. Scutherly winds in the northwest and
upper Mississippi valley.
PRoBABILITIEs.-The high barometer in the
middle and eastern states move southwark over
the South Atlantic states, with southweaterly
winCS, threatening weather, and wind areas on
the lower lakes, extending this evening with
IalHng barometer enthusiastically over New
England and middle states north Of Maryland
NOrtheasterly ID easterly winds in the South
atlantic and gulf states, with rain on the
coasts. Clearing weather on the upper lakes
and outward T. the Mississippi and Ohio val
leys, with easterlv winds.
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LETTING THE DEMOCRATIC GRINALKIN OUT
OF THE BAG.-The Lexington, KY, correspon-
dent OF the Cincinnati GGsette telegrsphs to that
paper, August I'd;
The demoersdc barbecue here to-day ives
fair success, and the favorable news from North
Caohna induced some OF the democrats speak
ers TO let the cat out OF the bag. Hon j arnes b.
Beck declared positively that the democrats
simply supported Greeley as a means OF getting
INTO power, and upon his election a Democratic
Congress would not only prevent Greel-v trom
doing harm. but would compel him to aeauiesc :.
in such measures As they deemed neeessary.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-05

1t is bad sign when . poh' lcian turns up a.
q model ''reformer.' tn, New York S9a sd
mits that the Hon. Roi ,ert b. Roosevelt, who
distinguished himself by his virtuous raid upon
our Board of Pubic Works, WAS put into his seat
In Congress b. fraud. The Sun declares that
General Robert 7. Mem ahon was really elected
in Roosevelts district, and that ''he was de-
frauded of his Office by false counting"
So much for "reformer Roosevelt"
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
MONDAy.......... ), 1S.2.
The Star Ry Mail

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion of It. can have TEE STAR mailed to
their address for such time As they desire, at the
rate Of fifty cents Per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the bust
nesS Office Of the PAPER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-05

The manure nuisance exists in undated
ofiersiveness on the river front at the foot of
9th street Have the Board of Health taken a
step Observation-Disclosures ke-to make another
advance upon this nuisance, or what is the
cause Of their inaction?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-05

The news comes from the southern cities that
the democrats there are firing off in the way OF
salUtes the powder left on their hands by the
Entimely surrender OF Lee 70 Grant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-05

The Board Of Health may deserve to be i'm
mortalized by monument, but ii we were they
We would hot select it in the shape of that big
manure leap at the foot Of 9Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-05

If the Board of Public WORKS do not propose
to finish the grading this year on south G street.
between 9th street west and the river, and on
sih street, between G street and the river, they
will do well II have the surface drainage at
tended to so that pools of stagnant filthy
water shall not gather to breed diseas,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-05

The question of the day among the theol0g.
cal Pundits il: a. Was So. Peter ever At Tome
that is did he ever roam so far?
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IINTIL sEPTEMBEk Asst
~ VIZ WILL MAKI

PHOTOGRAPHS Ar HALF PKIcu.
,CAARTE De yIsIfEs, q. dozen; ei half dossa.
guaranteed to be as Ane - any WoFk made IN this
city. We have opened . nne and oomnodioas gal
every fsciiity for maxi ing FIRST class work. Pic
tures win be fnished for delivery when promised
- Our object in making Phosoeraphs e the
shove prices y wholly for the purpose Of adver
GBEELYR 4 ANGERMAN, Phosoera,aer,.
jeAim' lle1tb street, between and u,
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Settle, isn't telegraphiDg any more. We are
afraid he sleeps beneath the sod Of the valley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-05

Where now are your ten thousand majority
In buckram in the tar State, oh men of Ctlappa-
qua?
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After the North Carolina cleo ion comes the
news Of the advance OF the cholera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-05
NTWHAT We NEED WHEN DEBIJ
QS TATED.

Appetite and digestion lsnsush at this season Al
the very time when the body most needs renovati6k
and support, the stomach, its commissariat depart
nent, is apt to prove delinquent. Under such cir
eumstances the necessity for wholesome stImulant
tonic and corrective is self-evdent and CONSEQUENT
y the demand for that peerless combination of the
three required elements, Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
tiers, Is never more urg gent than at midsummer.
Its true that few medical bigots-fossiIs "left
over from the dark ages-recommend violent pur-
CATION and water Cruel a cure for Indigestion and
its Accompanying ills; but they make few pros
5tes. The majority Of the community are sane, asd
all sane people are aware that pure and powerful
vegetable tonic with Alternative properties, like Hos
letter iBitters, is the only cure for dyspepsia
tiliOusness constipation, and the ICON
soquential damages" they isfiict.
The human Intellect, unless hopelessly diseased or
egregiously humbugged, declines 10 astonish the
weakened human stomach with fierce cathartic5
that, shing like avalanche through the intes
tines, threa.en t. take the inner membrane with
them. To use a significant catch phrase the knock
down-aDd drag out methods Of treatment are
played cut"
1t is clearly understood that a medicsted stinu
liant Is essential to the renovation OF exhausted
frame and that you cannot strengthen msu OF
woman by dosing them with prostrating prepsra-
uOns. This is an era of common sense, and common
sense approves of Hostetter's Bitters as the best
article extant for inyigoratiug, regulating and
purifying the system and defending it against.
poison in the air We breathe. or the water We
drink
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-05

on 000 COPIES ORDERED IN ADVANCE
%OsOOO OF PUBLICATION, Of the Splendid
New Church Music Book called
THE STANDARDN
Thus giving the brightest prospect that it will be
TIE BANNER BOOK OF THE SEASON.
THE NDARD
Has 400 pages filled with new and fresh music. 1t
includes an Elementary Course of the best CHARGE
ter with interesting tunes and glees
tor practice fine collection OF hetrica Tunes, and
and extra choice list Of Sentences, Motetts and An
ihems for Chorus Practice.
The Standard Bearers.
Or, in other words its authors whose brilliant rem
utation as Church Music Composers will bear il on
to trium plant success, are
Mr.. l.. o. EMERSON, OF Boston, and
II. X. PALMER, Of Chicago.
Men universally known among lovers Of Sacred
Music.
TIL E STAND ARD
L. aadyl Send on your ordorsl
Price 8 80. Per doz., SIS 80. Specimens sent
for the present post free, for Sl25 Specimen pages
free on application.
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BOARDING.

ROAkDING-Large airy ROOMS, riceI2 furu-
- ished, with the best of TABLE BOA ID at reas-
onable rates. Good situation and on line of street
cars; 9l3 New York avenue N. W. aue3 2ws
(NOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
~ prices moderate, at 2lO5 corner of PennsyIya.
MIA avenue and 2lst street. reayl-t
EIkST-OLAsS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
FkONT ROOMS, to be had on reasonable terms
at lSO1, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and lsth
sHeet. 1000 locaflon. ana accessible. Eih28-ly
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W akEkGET GI6h Of he 6;s assiins ri
@ wk' hSkRaY Aq Pys,5 Sh
WV. BROOKE, Secretary. IT. IT.
hFPROyIDENr BUILDING ASSOCTATI0N
n the as 1S meeting win be held
Board OF Trade rooms The secretary's report will
be presented and an election Of officers to serve the
aus Il fPa..sRepubI AhD h seefesssy
S q. REPt bio SAVINGS and nd BUi I'D Nc
EvESIsG. EusS.t sih, ISL - a at sMoGcdAS
Lecture Room, 400 9Th street northwest, at ~
Fines will be imposed against all whose dues are
NOT paid before the 40 jourDment of the meeting:
allowed to take it.
EDWIN J. SWEET. secretary H ~ fresi0en II
~GENERAL CALL.-The members Of the
w IRleH REPUBLICAH ASSOCIATION Of
saS ~ Al, HSi Ta
sSskS P PaEsHsk MT.PHF
THOMAS SkEEsf: Sass 6tRfiN,
John D 9'LEARY, MICHAEL FLEMING,
COB COB 6WEA; Jas sHANAHAN,
fAf; hHM psohNEiivoN. DAVID EoAoHE' IT.
rFE0RTH WAsHIhGTON BUILDING AS
Wy S0CIATION.- The Regular Menthly Meet
inR Of this Association will be held in he hall over
the Of 9h Street O sOT TUkspHY EVE
tsn ii, hr So ., at oeloek 1t is expected that
sale Of money subscriptions to the stock of the as
stclaiop Mil De rNoeIysd, and to facilitate this
ance at the hall a. o'clock None soId AT the Ias
mset,rg at the very low average of 40 per cent
of fnnd-, and especially 10 persons Of limited meas
who desire to procu1s r ? hcIne Shares 81 each.
IA PRESCOTT secre,ar vASoHn' ries,ntH J,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DARE CHANCE -S100 10 81 900 " an, II 20
H push q Patent medicine, stereoty pe plates ii
large stock Of material for manufacture h. nj.
Address 4 h. G., Star Office. aus
TWENTY SHARES OF COLUMBIA RAIL
ROAD STOCK FOR SALE. Apply 10 VI. NJ.
ROB RER. SIS 9Th street. au2 %
GRAND CHANCE TO PURCHASE A SToRE
~ ON 7th street near new Corcorsn mar ket, cheap.
rare opportunity IL sold 81 once.
NSl-a r. II. WARNKR, 529 7th street.
G1C nnA TO LEND, IN SUMS To SUIT.
SIc.UUU Apply At Room Ia PiAat . BGild
ms, corner OF 18th street and New York ave Also
good Real Estate paper for sale. Jyls-lm'
MY FFICE.
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NOTICE OF CoPARTNERSHIP.
WASHINGTON, August !, 1872.
= l.. HARRIS, late OF the firm of II amilton &
HaIrls, having this day associated himself with
ROBE RT BRENNAN, eos street, bet ween Sth
and 81 b. aud known az the firm of BRENNAN &
HARRlS, are prepared to do all kinds of HOUSE,
SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, GRAIN
!NGGLAZING.S &C Walls and Ceilings KALS0-
MINED, plain or in colors.
BRENNAN HARRIS.
l.. HARRIS, thankful for the patronage of his
friends heretofore, most respectfully soicits a con-
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THE RANK PEN.

We have Just received . supply Of oEr
CEEEBRATkD DAhk PIN,
which is nuw pronounced by Bankers. Merchants.
and every body having commercial writing % Do. %
b. one Of the bs0 Pens made. Price, = - per
er0ss, and sent By mail 60 any address free Of
postage.
RICHARD B. MOHUN a CO.,
jels-tr lOI5 peuusvlvauia A. euue
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LOST AND FOUND.

~AA>D w ME
l OST-On Saturday evening in N orthern Liberty
- Market, an ACBUbN CT .sL. FInder will b.
peraliy rewarded By leaving it at 2l9 street 5.
w. 1T
OST.-A japanese Love BIRD or Kiss BIRD
Green and GLOW plunage, and looks like y. z,
Parroquet Will not live without its mate SbsSSI
reward will be paid for lite return TO 1000 N ~
street N. W. ans q,
lame TO my premises, on the Sd inst, a BLACk
~ COW blind in one eye, large horns. The-e
owner viii come forward, prove Or operty, ray III ~
charges, take her away; at No. 1863 Mary M
land avenue, bet. 18th and 18th SITS N T. au53ts
l OsT.-A gentleman bsndsd a striped SHAWL
- TO lady and gentleman in their phseton Ninth
street, near n, N. W. on sunday evening last In
poslns 1t to have been dropped by them The right
1u owner Identified by persons witnessing the trans
action has since been found and the parties Are
9nest.d to return the shawl to ]. BRADLEY
ADAMS, clo street, near Poet Office. aus sts
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NlHE E8EEDMAN'8 SAVIHGs n"
l. TRUST COMPANY,
Banking House, No. 1907 Pennsylvania s,sure
PAWS s SYPSotplstsa The be TrsaspTy
ln.s,sn begiss ths la Of EssS Moafs
PAYS EOCB PER CENT. on brsipesr ssooupss
from date OF deposit
Isssss C<,sSscatss Of Deposif bearing 8 and q -
cent interest, yailable anywhere.
HAS BRANCH OFFICES In all large town an
cities OF the South and Southwest,
Soak Hoays, 8 q. N. 20 q. ~
Open " ednesday and Saturday nights from s4 o
so CLOG 10 receive deposits only. Gall the BAN
or send LOT COPY OF the Charter ard By laws Is ly
MnsAsron . Co.,
MIXERS,
lf25 street. 1.-TWO doors frca q, 8. Trsassr, =.
partment-)
WASHINGTON, DO
Business.
Exesanss on the principal eities taken .aa i've
Information cheerfully furnished In relation
securities.
Loans negotiated Oh the Rest terms
claims before all the UAited States Derarsns,..
have our personal care.
de@-ifn MIDDLETON CO
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b. sQUlER. GEN ADRIAN B. ROOT
- Las COL AZ lat. Rse. BEfalo, ". y
Banking Hsuse Of SquIer 4 Rect,
No. l4l6 Pennsylvsnis Avenue, oprssite WI
lards Hotel, Washington. d q,
We are prepared 10 sell ORA IT'S on the Bsnk,u.
house OF Henry Clews & Co, New York city, thai
are available az orey the cosRtry, az pay,
we solicit deposits of business firms, on which y.
pay per cent ,Hfsysss on dosly salsscss, .sadsas
We pay ossf. inteyea tisss ispo s,fs Of on.
month Interest paid monthly or carried 90 depss.
AHdeposis payable on demand.
collections made everywhere.
Inc pay OF oncers OF the army and navy c.she1 IN
ADVANCE At reasonable rates. Oficers In the army
wishing accounts cashed can make them out In
The usual way, endorsing copy ON the outs.ct.
near the bottom Send by mail, and the dr. aft will be
forwarded By return mail. nay2s-iy
TAY COOKE 4 CO.,
BANKERS,
BUY AND SELL FOREIGN EICHA Nc IN,
ISSUE CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT feg
travellers, GpaatdoH ~ aAg pGrs Of tal world.
Our Drafts on
JAY COOKE, McCULLOCH CO.
LONDON,
are Cashed Ia any part Of ENGLAND, IRELAND Az
SCOTLAND, free Of chdrse. NAV
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A RAILROAD BOND
AND
Combined.

In its 7:So Gold Bonds the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company furnishes to the public IN invest
ment security which combines the ready negotis-
bility, the convenience, and the high credit Of q
rstclass railroad bond with the solidity and safety
Of . real estate mortgage ON land wor th q least
twice the amount loaned.
They are offered at par in Currency, and Yield .
HAuDeOME PROFIT to those exchanging s1os.
The bonds are . Arst and only mortgage on the
road, its eauipnents and earnings, and also on
land grant which, the completion Of he road, will
average s. 900 acres to each mile Of track.
They are issued in denominations from el0O -
loo Coupon, and el0o TO $1,000 AsGistsred, have
thirty ysars - run. bear interest," q 7 Per cent
In gold, aAA ere kXEAPT- YAOA UNITED
STATES FAX 10 the no
The sanSannual interest on tAs Registered nouds
II paid With GOLD OHlOKS, ssat 90 the psst once
address 81 the holder.
Allnarketable stocks and Bonds rscsiv ID In sx
change, without expense 10 the investor. ct thei,
highest carreut prices.
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"ASHINGTON NITY SAVIHar
" RANK,
Corner ftn street end Louisiana Avenus
PAYS PER GENT. interest Oh DEPOcI-s
Interest commences from date Of de poats
Deposits can he made and drawn At will.
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