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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03

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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-05-03

Few things smuss children more than
blowing bubbles. Dissslve quarter of
an ounce CASTLE OF oil SOAP cut In small
pieces. in three quarters Of . pint Of
water, and boil Il for two or three min
utes then aid Eve ounces Of glycerine.
When cold. this fluid will produce the
most lasting bubbles that can be blown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

There has been consider able speculation as 20
whether Mr.. Sumner will 90 to the Cincinnati
convention, those holding the affirmative SEEM
ing TO forget that the Senator never attends such
Political gatherings. When asked, the other
day, if he would go TO Cincinnati, he is said to
have replied g If 4 should go to the convention
al Cincinnati, it would be the first time in nv
whole life that 4 ever attended a national con-
Vention, AID it would also be deviation from a
Tale which L laid down when I first entered the
Senate, lot TO be absent day from " ashington
While the Senate remains in session. NV goin Q
TO Cincinnati, thefe!oTe, would be a new de-
IariUIe' from NY lite, other than in a political
sense
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

"A novel temperance pledge is that which
originated in the New York stock exchange the
other day. 1t is addressed to''sensiby practical
Temperance people" and runs rs follows:
We, the undersigned, deprecating the grow
4tg evil Oi iftempeTanCe. and believing that il
y IN a great degree induced 10y a mistaken idea
q sociabIlity and pOliteness. therefore. with a
view Of mitigating this evil IN Yraetic al wsv
we hereby pledge ourselves 90 pay only for the
liquor which we ourselves drink and 10 abstain
from drinking any liquors which others pay
for
This Pledge would seem to imply that IT.,
sigHers have never spent a cent for whisky
themselves, and have always drank at the ex-
IeESe Of their friends. They DO not appear to
lie afraid OF being injured by the liquor which
tLey pay for themselves, hut apparently only
desire to be protected from the liberality OF
others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17
Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
HIDN EsDAy........ April IL, Iss2.


AT his particular juncture of political affairs
u Is interesting TO know the views of men who
haze watched the POLITICAL horizon for years, and
who can generally guess pretty accurately which
way the cat will jump in certain contingencies
To this class belongs Gen. Francis T.. Spinner
United States Treasurer, who holds decided
opinions on almost every subject and who never
hesi;atCs 10 express them in "A logical and forci-
bic manner. In regard to the present political
crisis, II crisis il NAV be called the general saws
he i amused al the pred ctiOns of some timid re-
IubhCans that if the sotcalled ..IiberaI republi-
cans nominate a reI sblican who viii be ac-
ceItsbie a. a candidtte to tie democratic Lead
efs, Grant will be sure to be defeated. In the
event OF such a nomination Gen. Spinner thinks
Grants chances wOuldibe increased and that
&c world be certain to receive at least one-third
Of tie votes Of the democratic party. "Suppose :"
says lie, that the 9ibara!s' put TrumbulI i'm
domination Very well; TrumbulI has been
republican ever since the formation Ofthe party.
lie has voted the republican ticket from the
hegirniug-fOr Abraham Lincoln, and tor almost
every republican measure. And how is il with
Grant Why. he voted for James Buchanan
and vent into the war a democrat, and NAV
be claimed as a democrat tO-day-that he never
left the party, but that the party deserted him.
Now, MI TrUmbull has made positive record
a. republican, and for that reason, would be
exceedingly distasteful TO a large proportion of
the members Of the democratic party, who would
Of the two evils las viewed by them), choose the
itaSt and vote for Grant, on the principle tina,
'you may break, you may shatter the vase" &c
Gen. 5. states that he is the more confirmed
IN this belief for the reason that several prom
ineEt democrats have asserted to him that if
Grant and Trumbull are the only Presidential
candidates, they shall sssuredy vote for the
former in preference to the latter. In refer
cree to the mOribund condition of the demo-
cratic party, the general says it reminds him OF
the story OF the Emerald Islander who decapi-
tated turtle, and was astoni>hed to see him
sGGirming about several days after. "Sure
an he must be dead, for how could he live with
out his head" remarked a companion. .Av
course he's dead replied the first, "but the
ICor cTathur is not sinsible av il"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

The Methodist conference in New York. on
Saturday, had a lively debate on a resolution
recommending TO the members entire absti-
nence from the use of tobacco, and it was
adopted, notwithstanding Brother Richardson,
an eighty three year-old veteran, bore testi-
mony to the virtues OF the GLORIOUS plant p
saying he believed it had prolonged his life. k
abstinence from tobacco was TO be recommend
ed, why not include tea and coffee in the resolu-
ton? Both are iniurious if Us ed TO excess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

Practical! woman's rights, such as equal paw
with men for the same work. and similar elu-
catiorai advantages, are steadily making pro-
gTtss- In Philadelphia recently the Academy
Q; Natural Sciences elected women TO full men,
bershiP, and one lady has been chosen to serve
on ore OF its nost important committees. The
tUiidinS for women students at Cornell Uniyer-
sity VIII be commenced this year. and will cost
>l5e.'co, with gift of 800 900 besides 1t will
he ready 'or tie reception of female students
before next winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

Markets To-day.


BALTIMORE, April T.--Nirginia skies con-
sOlidated, - y; West Nirginis's, i6; North Caro-
hnas, old, 36A do, new, 20; do, special tax 10
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. April I7.-Cotton quiet. but
IN m; low middlings by. Flour quiet, but firm
and prices unchanged. Wheat firm and un-
changed. Corn finn and scarce; white south
tTn, ttat'; yellow southern. Is: mixed western.
~ oats firm; western, 56i51; southern 81 AGO:
hye nominaliy unchanged and nothing doing
froVlsions quiet. Pork, S13.75. Bulk meats
anu bacon unchanged Sugar-cuIed hams,
l2Aal3. Lard dull. Q. Western butter active:
ch.lce new tub, ZIaS1; fair do, 2ia25. Whisky
INV YORK, April I7.-Stocks strong. Gold
steady, 1c7s. Money firm. Z. Exchange. long
Us; short, ~. Governments dull and steady.
Virginia skies, 81; new, IS. North Carolinas
Sc: new, 20.
NLw YORK, April r.-FIour dull and m
changed. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dun
and unchanged.
LONDON, April Il. 1i.30 a. m.-Consols opened
al go for money and 927s for account. Bonds
OF 1862. 90; 1865. old, 81 a. 1861 93a; 1O-iNs. saZ
FRANKFORT, april i1.-BOnds opened at 95ls
for the issue of 1862
PARIS, April H.-Rentes opened at 50 francs
~ ceEtimes.
LONDON, April Il, $50 p. m.-ConsoIs and
American securities unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

The large number of appleat ons for Virgin
militia colOneleIes created under a late act of
the general assembly, induces the Richmond
Enquirer to express regret that provision was
not inserted in the tax bill making commissions
salable- Had such PROVISION been inserted,
The En- Hi'er thinks enough money could have
been raised in a few weeks to pay of the entire
Indebtedness of the state of Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17
TDIsEAsKD DIGESTION.

lH
III chronic Indigestion affected the stomach only il
might Be more easily borne but il gives RISE inc
tably to many other diseases affecting the liver the
nerves, the bowels and the brain. Bilousness ner
vous tremors. constipation, headache, and terrible
mental disturbances among its usual accom- pani-
ments. In fact, every organ, every fibre of the
frame ympathizes with the debiltated and dsea sed
stomach. What is needed in such a case. Clearly
an Alternative and inyigorant; and among medicines
Of that class HOstetter Stomach Bitters is beyond
all CON parison or estimate the best. Mere purea-
tves only deprive the system of the little strength
that disease hiss left it Salivants have the same
effect. Tine whole internal organism has gone
wreng, ard can only be put right and kept right
by medicine in which the tonic and stimulating
elements predCminate. but are qualified and
mcdihed by ambitious sperients and blood.
purifying components. Now, the trath is, land
the medical faculty well as the public know
the fsctD that Hostetter's Bilters contain every
ingredient requisite for the cure Of dyspepsia and
all the ailments of body and mind which il in.
wolves. This has been proved in so many thous.
sn6s Of instances that il seems almost idle to repea,
the statement.
The great tonic raj les exhausted nature, from
whatever cause enfeeoled, and permanently re-
cruits the ygOr of the nerves the muscles and the
brain. It's effect upon the brain is to give
strength to the will and precision to the judg.
ment. and TO hanish dependency and that in.
trinity OF purpose which generally accompane.
hodiiy weakness. apis eo3tSw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

o. The Mississippi State University proooses
to q nlit young women.
arThe Topeka Medical College admits fc-
male students to its classes.
0Two divorces per day are worked ont in
the Supre me Judicial Court at Bangor. Proba-
bic fhe nu nbsI will soon be increased.
ga lady, widowed by the Chicago confia-
grafton. has been recently remarked. Her
second husband calls her his relic Of the great
FIRE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

We have on hand large and varied stock OF all
kinds Of fine Single and Double, Gilt, Covered,
silver and Rubber Mounted HAIR Ness Of our own
make, which we are determined to cell at rery ioss
prizes.
Having been appointed sole Agents for Hm,s
celebrated
CONCORD HARNESS,
We offer full stock Of same at Concord prices The
Concord Harness And Collars have rcput stion all
over the country for durability and strength, more
sspeetay for h>avy work. such rs Coaches, press
wagons Butcher Wagons and Business Wagons
and All who require strong work. Concord Harness
Room In second story OF building.
Call and examine stock. Be sure Of name ana
number.
LUTZ Z Bro,
495 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Next door to National Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17
PERSONAL.

RsB.F WEIGHT re sr.li tss,-s C-si-rs,.
80 60 cgf Ne EHsfff PalstffTH has tskan I'm.
81 SIS th street. oppa-itr ndd Feilows Hall wher.
sac Niu be Plcasei 20 see al 10 may require h~r
1870. Arle-lm-
MI hbth bpNt { airrnuaEf aHf HssiiHE Par
- stttda - al eulsis comp ants. Can be re-
'eu upon onoe 30 oh street, above v. sps I'm
nS SAWYER, CHat-resasf. Marasssr = O
ana -sa.hrs, car b censalt-f 80 her honse. No,
s.a s..n ~. Ietween and n cts Island. up1n ~
business. ps.i, rreseni and future aps ms
NS nS AbS 9Th Queen OF Spirit. the htsh-.
ro~,.r - .t.n.s ns1icm n.,og, has the woadcrful
future: 20 a.. OF tsilHre q any kesin - fyr,lS
a. "a NJ aile5, est~eea \ sna y ana lss
ms m
\ AIDES SUFFERING From IRKKort....
- ties, wesk r-s-esl OF any Complaint pSrniisr a.
fhetr sex shcsid esnnde IN DR. LION the 49, :, -
s-tssSAed and only reliable aud sac Physiet.- -
re- specidfy of fenale con- plsio,. in the ~ M.
s-.er saily invite seal from those who have -.
deSsivet By swinaiers he susrnatees = spe~sy
cue no rharFe. e-ve-afs koct-s fs- an "a.
rssrs. Rooms No. 5Ii I street. between ia ~
sih. s.cT a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

The prospect for the reelection of the present
dele CATION in Congress from New York city is
not encouraging, If the C.ti-sH date representa-
i've kocsevelts paper is TO be believed. That
laPer says or all the present members, Mr..
Fly ana Mr. Roosevelt are the only two who
could go back if they wanted to. and thew do
rot want TO do 80. Brooks, Wood, Cox and
Roberts are reformed out of politieaI mower ;,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

Inc pohtieal meanderings OF Mr.. Greeley are
Fretty well described by the following lines
Naieh The Tribune was so fond of quoting few
X,aIs ago:
winding in and winding out.
he leaves the people ali in doubt
whether the snake, by his track
Is going south or coming hacL ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17
FINANlIaL AND co NUMERICAL.

The New York money market was active yes-
teTday, and the banks were receiving fromsfbe
interior moderate amounts of national bank
notes, but few legal tenders Government bonds
were stronger and prices higher than on the
pTtviC day. The stock market was dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

Nj meeting of the republican reform con-
Vention in Philadelphia yesterday, a resolution
vas adopted requesting the Pennsylvania dele
Sates 10 the national convention, selected at the
ate state convention, TO resign. Resolutions
we're also adopted favoring the denomination of
President Grant, and the nomination OF Genera,
IIartranft for Governor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17
Eur RENT AND SALE.

nor nrNTNae Of those d.sirAbie RES
rSS11s ira tied Howard sveau~, M
d, -, eor,,irIA BRO ,ms, water, &C., Wit AZ
acres OF z. ound sffss h,d vtn me yoIns efchsT d.
M URsE hiDnLErOS,
ars-tf oIS 18TH street.
IS0R- EVeT-STOkl aud Two ROOMS; cor
Iith street eetwre-r u and 4; suitable for any
bu,iners fnauire 81 ~ rce y.e.-. llte Snd I, mz2
Eot sALE OF REsf.4ss sl SGT SSusrsi
L STAT recently cccur<1 ~ y ID. 6unsa' Sn
Boundary streef at me had OF "a street east, sd
JoinIng residence Of n NcCi,aiAad one ~ the hand
soune-t .uSurhen residences IN fhc Dtstrict hpyso
A. h SHEPHERD, STA Pens,- - enue. mh1c
LOB sALE-A FAM 10 Ac.I>sl an Prime
il Gecrzes county, Maryland nix mics IRON
Washington. and ant hsS mites IRON the
HyattSN lie station on the BaltiraorN ADo MAsning-
to1 railroad. There IL on the Eroperry sDwelllng-
house, IN perfect repair, ccntssntag Ten roOms' .
teDsnts house, the usual ost buildings. ana an or.
chard 80 excellent fruit. TIE Farm - radsr good
fence, eu3 - in desirable nctgisscrh Gcd Price.
$500. Apply to Mr.. w DEAEfNs. near the
property, or TO n :. BESrOR. st Asxs n Co.'S
Banking House. Washington city. fehe-sm'
ENOR SALE Oh LIZ ASE.-The three large BRICK
Il BUILDINGS corner % g street. aai New jersey
svenae, lately oocapied by the Y. 3 Cost SurveT.
Apply 10 EpAUNp LAW Roc kRS. 81 NcOu.-
lcoh street. Baltimore. snis-r
ENoR kENT-sIS mas pFFICE BOUAs IN the
Shepherd Building, SoS Pennsylvania sTenue,
south side. fsio-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17
LOST AND FOUND.

WILL THE GENTLEMAN who was seen to
w pick up POCkET-BU0k in car lS3, which
arrived frcm Baltimore about O'Clock I'D. ON the
10th instant, return the to this office, AlS re.
ceive a liberal reward apH-StF
SI0UX HALF BbEKD SCRIP, No. $40 D, and
- No. $40 Il, issued to JOSEPH LATOURE, each
for 100 acres Of land, were destroyed 6urisg the
sioux Indian Outbreak in Minnesota, In the year
1862 Duplicates of sad Scrip we're issued and
delivered on or abb ut the soh Of pril 1854 to j. T.
Cailan, IN Washington city, ID. O., but have never
considered as either lost or destroyed.
Notice is therefore given. that after the expira-
ton Of three weeks from the date hereof ppcation
will be made TO the Honorable Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs for the issue of duplicates,
bonding with the above described Scrip, dated
April 18th, 1872.
JOSEPH LATOuRE, Scrippee.
ID. G. SHlLLOCk, Attorney of scrippee. apE -sw
TAKEN UP ASTRAY-On l4th inst. one red
i roam STEER. The owner il requested ~zex,A
to come forward; prove property, pay 40
corner 18th and streets apl6-5t
I OST-On Tuesday night last, going from Penn.
- ylvania avenue and 18th street west to ID and
B streets northeast, u LADY'S MINK FUR BOA
The fLder, or any person Civ information where
It can be recoyered, will be literally rewarded by
calling at 923 18th street, Office OF Boston
Post. ans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

IHE EARTHQUAKE, after having treated Cali
onr,a,,a ~ good shaking, has transferred its
yestsIdaV m 10 me south. At Meridian, Miss,
.-TseS Tsss,erins nsa shock strong enough to
$500 49, The sl.|~L e ",hdow gas was
mort 1CuS az the
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OLD No. NEW (NRw No.
4S6 J 439
7rH sr.S SPRING STOCK 7rM ST..


PAPERHAEGINGs, PICTURE FRAMES.
WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURE CORD AND TASsELS, &c.
The Largest Assortment in the District. OF Foreign
and Domestic Manufacture, now open at
II A 3 X Git T. RS.
Nc. ass !th street, bet; and sts;, doors above
Odd fel r%PEk hilik IN &c. 4Ss
large selection Of rich Gilt Patterns, Of enti ely
new and unique designs, in stripes, &c. Guiding
the" Dolly Warden, ~" Imperial."" Brocade," and
other rich and vel sly les, in gilt and plain, with
appropriate borders Also large and select stock of
medium and low priced Papers, gilt and common
borders, centers, &c, ranging in price from l2. cts
specially order. 10 inch plain suits, for panel
ing, with gilt rod finishing plain. Also, patent
and perfect representations Of Wood and Marbles
for paneliDg balls, vestibules &c. specimen panels
exhibited.J Orders for every descrfption OF plain
and decorative Paperhanging executed in the best
PICTURE FRAMES.
in Gilt, anut, 6c, solid oval and oval from card
to portrait size. Velvet Fran for porcelain pic
teres; Card Frames in great variety; Box Frames
for wreaths. Frames made To order.
WINDOW sHApte, PICTURE CORD AND
different sizes and colcrs. Also, Wire Center Pic
Cord, Porcelain and Plain Head Picture Mails,
Rirgs, 40 Window Shades made TO order. '
PAINTINGS, ENGRAyINGS, CHROMOS, &C.,
limted but choice selection in appropriate frames,
always in stere on exhibition and sale cheap.
All orders Tor Paperhangjngs, Window Shades, or
Picture Frames punctually filed, and satisfaction
guaranteed. Terms Cash. -
No. $50 7th street, between D and Z sts.
apl3 I'M New No. A39
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

And now comes that excellent democratic au-
thority, the New York San, to declare that our
neighbor, the Patriot, is not orthodox politi-
eally- Mr.. Dana says -" 1t is conducted en-
HIeiy In the interest OF the ring OF jobbers who
iinhder the District 50 numerically" Clearly
the Sun has Crane s. Co. in its eyes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

, The NEW ORLEANS RAcEs-AtN New Or,e.ns
Yesterday, the ons-mile race for 500 was won
by frank Hampton, beating Frank Ross, Saiina
s an eleven others, In LA. Monarchist won the
S<nO purse and Louisiana stakes two mile
hssts' over Stoekwood and Creole Dance, in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17
THE WEATHER.


"AE DEPARTMENT, OGice Chief Signal OKcer,
WAsHINGToN, ID. O., April IL, 1872 10 am
ofNoPsIs FOR THE PAST TwENTY-FouR
Hot Rs.-The barometer has continued rising
over the Atlantic states. being highest from
oou'h carolina TO New Jersey. but has fallen
from The upper lakes to the western gulf being
lowest over Kansas and Nebraska. Cloudy and
partially cloudy weather is now prevailing from
me western gulf to the lakes and westward with
nght rain over western Tennessc and Kentucky
Pleasant weather has prevailed at Portlant,
oregon, and cloudy weather, with light rain. at
at Louisville.
PRoBABILITIEs.-The barometer will con-
tinue railing from the upper lakes to the west
ern gull, with easterly winds over the former to
sOutherly over the latter, and increasing Clouds
ness, and gradually extend during this after
noon and tonight over the south Atlantic and
middle states. Threatening weather and rain
VIII probably prevail from Tennessee north
ware and westward. and possibly southwest
ware 10 me gulf, and extend eastward over the
south Atlantic and middle states during to- night
dangerous winds are not anticipated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

Partially, vulgarity, and corruption is
~hat ais Judge Barnard, OF New York, IL the
testimony against him taken by the judiciary
committee of the legislature Is to be credited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

A FINE STOCK OF GUNS AND PISTOLS Ut
"A less than wholesale prices at PRINCES "a
EAR, 1000 Pennsy " ania avenue. spl7,u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

S50. 600 TO LOAN AT MINI rERcESr.
alsG, sSSo $500 and $500 e ,Gso o. real estate
apl7-w.f.s. Pa. ave, let Is;h aud &c D streets.
EcR sALE-SPLRNDID CHkNCE FoR BUILD
AHs All % 90 AkE north of SQUARE ~ "a
winch si1ewaIks are laid % Bonndarr. All he L..
lat can front on i6.b street, and not FOOT 4 ,s
T fT WI, ssl, low 80 On easy terms. Apply 70
IA DEsIRsBLE SUBURBAN PKOPERe
G4 Il;.I ofsr ., for sale the PRsaLsEs
costan RdSe, Eastern Branch, opposite the Navy
Yard; the most healthiul portion OF the District.
large forest trees, principally chestnut, upon
Its position makes it especially desirable a.
Wills site; for, besides commanding an extended
and DISTINCT view of city and river, IL T. itself visit
depce it is not TO be surpassed heresb0uis, being
entirely uDobstructed in every direction, AM epen
portant consideration those whose duties require
their presence in the District during the hot
There is a substantial and handsome BRICK COT
TAGE. we'll finished and in good order throu shOut.
lsrgsd at comparatively small cost. out house
stable, carriage house, servants rooms, &c , Of
cisi.rn, never. failing spring, &c, de-
There are beautiful views from all parts Of the
IS sale Il e% s T.
the hands OF a gentleman of taste aud means, IL eau
Oc ne"c Nnapp." naOie IN Oeautg. aus neaitnfui-
ness is pnquestionsble.
Immediately in front, and adjoining, there is
piecs Of about three acres in extent, couta ming be-
Iween 50 aud a. bull ling lots according % the plan
Of UniOntown, covered with young forest trees, aud
forming a beautiful grove in summer This can be
pure ia sed 4, If desired.
TIE place IL less than a mile from the terminus Of
the Nashingron and Georgetown railroad It's val &c
VIII be greatly enhanced when a road is extended
acIcs tie brlcge TO Uniontown, which, IL lie believed
Ill be within a few months.
Besides ITS many advantages as a country re-i-
denee the PROPERTY Is worthy the attention of those
{. DO may cesire TO make A good investment.
Parties interested invited to visit the premises
ard ascertain pa ticulars.
spil 81 Il. 4 WILKINS
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LOAN OFFICES.

CARos WASHINGTON LOAN OFFICE AND
~ bAZAR,
No. sl4 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 9th and 10th streets,
The Most Prtrate LOaa Qfos % tia CRY.
Money Loaned NJ one half the usual rates. o.
redeemed Pledges In Solid GOLD WATCHES ~
and CHAINS at great Bargains foods cold
At instalment Private entrance from thee L
Hall and street. MT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-17

SSA Ann TO LOAN At NINE TERCENr.
SCU,UUV on vel iDcsted business property:
also. S6,D, co. and S4.tNa 10 lnan real estate
l. t6,s cry Nm. l.. DAVIS, Broker.
apE-w.fs. Pa ave, bet 18th aud l6 b streets.
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