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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-05

JHr ORNAMENTS for the hair, received ar
PTigg's dollar jewelry store, No ij- PennsylYa-
MIA avenue, between 1 \ and 9Th streets.
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DECREE OF DIvoaCE.-To-Iay, Judge Hum =
phreys, Of the equity court, made "A decree OF
divorce in the case of Laura V. Brown agt.
Charles Brown. Petitioner represents that they
were married January 2lst, 4s61, and charg ss
that III May, 1903, lie committed adGls terry with
one Sally Brown, in a house on c street, ami
also on the 20th OF May. Mr.. Riddle appeared
fer petitioner, and MIR. CruIkshank took the
testimony.
JET ORNAMENTS for the hair, received ar
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~ HOI ICE Il X A r ES.
Tie famous NORTH ARLINGTON GRAPES
from r. A: Phillips unsurpassed vineys rds will be
supplied daily 10 the following leading grocers of
n. W. BBBCHELL. 1882 street.
PLAHT SON, corner 18th az. and n Y ave.
ELPHOkZO NOUEGS 4 Co, Masonic remple
): DAY, GEO 9ih street.
Nj. G. LEPLEi, corner Vermont avenue aud LIST,
OWEN LkDDY, corner 18th and streets
GEO. eQIER. corner 8. b aud d streets.
DUNALL kRUSkN. corner l4th aud p streets.
JOHN = GBEkN, corner l4th and samson streets
MOCLTOE 4 HILL corner 18th and q streets.
I. PHILLIPS. corner 9th and streets.
III. =. HOW ARD, corner Sd and e streets.
4. 3. Y0UNGs, 40 PennsyIvania avenue.
A. PARkER. 50 Pcnnsy lyania avenue.
u. X. VACX, zoos street. AuN-H
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STABLE BURNED BY Boys WHO WANTED
TO SEE A LITTLE FUN.-AbOut / O'Clock TO-
day Officer Huyseman turned in an alarm of
fire from box 80, corner of 9th and q streets, for
fire discovered in a stable and sheds attached
10 two-story frame house at the corner of 9th
and X streets, owned by Mr.. George Killer and
occupied by a cOlored family named Lewis The
hre department were quickly on the ground
and succeeded in preventing the flames spread
ing % The dwelling, but the stable and contents.
with some OF the sheds, we're entirely DESTROYED.
Some OF the furniture in the adjoining houses
was damaged by hasty removal. MIR. Killers
loss is about 500, aTtially insured. 1t seems
that two boys-One white and one black-were
playing in the stable, and threw lighted match
IN the straw TO See the fun. The police have
their names.
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HCalifornia fruit is drug in the Denver
market,
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EUHBxLLANDvALLE IusrITUrR. n ai..
sHr. kEv; o xGE s0N.
burg by n l. 18th scholastic year Penn Screen
Der 9th. s-e.SSSi.
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EAatIEH, 1xHsGH, AHD CkAsaI0AL y
.6s rs sa:l e - 5xSfs SS1sPI fss;.,,..
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Goverument Seeurst,es-
Markets To-day,

BALTIMORE s~pt: IS -Nirei nis skies, cd, 81: do.
G ~ ol dal.d ga. %. registered, as. West Yir
hALTIMozK. 5. pt g -Cottot hrm; low middiings,
"a. Flour dull and unchN ced- Wheat steady
aud unchapged Corn dull Tor southern; white
sfulhsrn. 1ta75; yellow southern, 64sG5: mixed
Westeri I'm, G.. Oats steady; southern, 4Oa42;
" Stern mlNed.t' do. White, az. Rye q0iet. Pro-
IisloUs very strong tGt unsettled. Mess Fork 1871
bg' < Eests-st uldeTs ~; rib sides, lJia; clear
Tit des, II. BaCol very strong and unchanged.
~ ca Sit euc~T-C1rei han- fTmer sEd higher;
sock scarce. :pl.l 1 ard dun and heavy, gaSaa
MSs'SsD butter "a good demand and UNCHANGED
Whisky leper,95
NEw YORK, sept. g Stocks ective. Money
essv. 3. u Ill st'Hdy, ia exchange, long. ~
sort g. Cover ments dull aud steady. Virgins
= -. new &. North Carolina 3. -: reW. ~
NEW YORK, sept. 2s.-Elolr dull and heavy.
Dc at dull and drooEiig. Corn quiet aud hrm.
ONION sept. 3, 1881 q. -GOnsOls Opeuei at
gA4 for money, AID 80 FOR account Bonds
hrn; Isass; OLD &Ss; lsS7s, %; 10 4O's, SIX new
fAAHKFoRT, sepI. 25.-Bonds opened at $50 for
PARIS, sept. . -Rentes opened at So francs. 50
caulIInL
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The EeNt state election to be held is i'm Georgia,
oH The "a Of October, when, by Writ he of special
act OF tie legislature, passed in August last, a
governor, members OF the legislature, and nine
e0Egressmen are to be chosen. The Greeley
Candidate fer governor is the present incum-
bent, James NJ. Smith, who viii doubtless be re-
elected Tor tour years over his republican COM
petitoT; though the hest informed democrats
Concede that their majority will be reduced.
The democratic majority OF 3. ,159 in the last
Presidential contest fell of to % SOS in 1872 and
the most sanguine Greeley papers cnly claim
.C,Cc0 this year, while the republicans think they
Car cut ]. down below that.
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TBS u WEATHER..

WAR IMPAIRMENT, Office Chisf Sionai 0~cer,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Sept. 25 1872, II an
SYNOPSIS FOB PAST TwRSTY-POUR aOU Rs
The barometer continues highest over New Eng
land. 1t has fallen from the lakes to the Allan.
tic coast, and an area of quite low barometer as
advanced eastward over Wisconsin, and Is now
probably central over or west of the northern
portion OF Lake Huron. Brisk and high south
erly winds have prevailed from Missouri 70 the
Upper Lakes, and have now extended over the
Lower Lakes, having veered to westerly and
northwesterly from Lake Michigan westward
Cloudy weather and rain areas have continued
from Georgia to North Carolina, and have ex-
tended eastward from Missouri and Wisconsin
over the western portions of New York, Penn
sylyanla, and Virginia, and over Tennessee.
PRoBABILITIEs.-For New England, souther-
W wipds, increasing to brisk, cloudy weather
and rain. For the middle states, southeasterIy
to southwesterly winds, cloudy weather and rain
the former veering to northwesterly with clear
ing weather tonight. For south Atlantic states,
variable winds, partly cloudy weather and rain
areas north OF Florida. For the Gulf states
sOGtherly to easterly winds ard partly cloudy
weather. From Tennessee to Lake Erie aud
Upper Lakes, rising barometer, westerly to
noItherly winds, and clear and clearing cold
weather. The brisk and high winds over Lakes
Erie and Huron yeer TO westerly and north
westerly during the day, and over Lake OntaI 10
this evening. Falling temperature tonight from
North Carolina TO New York. Cauti0narv sig
mas continue At Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand
Haven, Detroit. Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo,
Rochester, and oswegO.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Wall street was quiet yesterday, the only ir-
regular and unsettling movement being the
fne corner. In the money market the rates
among brokers on call loans were : q and ner
cent. The uniform rate at bank and at the
Trust companies was per cent, and they report
the market stringent, as il IL, Notwithstanding
on the street, to affect speculation at the Ex-
mango. Choice mercantile paper was quoted
at 1Oal2 per cent with little doing. There is a
conunued demand for currency from the west
and Southwest, where money is stringent, and
where there are no C iques to make either arti-
Il ,ia)ly high or low rates.
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The dread expressed by the ccalitionists that
ire republicans will carry Pennsylvania by
fraud is funny, in view OF the fact that their own
canvass l. managed by Aleck Mcclure, who Is
without doubt the most unscrupuloGs party
manager IN the country. What he doesn't kno "
about POLITICAL trickery and sharp eiectioneer-
ing tactics ''isn't worth kno wing" and that he
should affect to believe that he can be out
voted in bogus voting or out counted in bogus
counting, l., as Artemus would say, sstrooly
amUsin." The excuse is put forward simply to
pave the way for coming down easy on a square
defeat.
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The cat was let out OF the bag at the Greeley
meeting last night, at which n. G. ordway held
iorth, uat Boswell and Hine are run in double
team "ith common object: the election OF
greeley delegate to Congress. Ord~sy's affec-
ta'on OF considering il a no. party meeting was
200 thip, and deceived nobody.
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r-INDIANIANS, ATTENTION!
Ell hTION NOTICE

BEADQUARTERs INDIANA REPUBLICAN CLUE !
NAsHINGr ION, Sep. -, lo72
Round Trip Tics cts for all p;iacpal points ia In
diana Tor members Of the Indiana Republican Club
Ano tneIr families go until S)th Of November, can
De obtained by application to NJ DUFpUK. Vice
PresId. ut, at the Law Office OF Gen T. t Critten.
Dc n "a street, near City Hall. One gular fare for
me r2Ind trlp W Il II. TERRELL Prest.
JEfF b BARRETT, sec'y. SEES q
nFCoLLEO1OR's OFFICE, DIsTRICr OF
eS COLUMBIA,
-FOUR AND A HALF STREET, " W.
WARRINGTON, September ., l3-2.
Fer the convenience of the tax payers of the
District this cfcs will lie kept open for the trans.
action OF business on WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
the 10Th and 9th instant, until o'cl0ck D m , and
on EOSDA the SOth instant until eel Dck o. m
The act 81 the Legislative Assembly imposing
taxes Tor The year ending June -. 1873 prescribes
that " all payments that shall be made in advance
OF the expiration Of the fiscal year for which said
tax IS levied, the Collector of Taxes Is hereby au
thoilzed and instructed to allow an aba 'ement Of
enc per centun, per month for each and every
month so paid in advance" The abatement al.
Lowell ON a taxes paid prior to october lS7s will
therefore, be ten per cen: um.
That portion Of the lphabetical tax LIST for said
Year including the names OF al persons nose sur
nt mes Commence with either Of the letters L. to Il
inclusive, will probably be completed and furnished
TO this once on or about FRIDAY, sepeaibe. 27tL
instant.
Every possible facility and accommodation will
De gyen the public IL ssttleu ut of their accounts
with this office. WILLIAM l.. BHAMHALL.
st24-6t Dep and Acting Col OF Taxes
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The Greeley men have been boastins tina,
they would elect Hine 10 Congress through tho
aid Of the Hquor dealers, but the latter utterly
rGpuliate the claim. They say that they en-
pl0y Mr.. Hine as their lawyer to defend their
cases, but that they pay him for his services
and 10 not consider themselves bound to vot :
for him Tor Congress merely because he is their
attorney. They resent the idea that they are 10
lie bought and sold in this manner
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~ II A LIZ ALIV We.

n ~
IL Is sad thing to pass through life only half
alive. Yet there are thousands whose habitual con-
dition ts che Of languor and debility. They com
plain Of 10 specific disease; they suffer no positive
pain; but they have no relish for anything which
affords mental or sensuous pleasure to their more
robust aid energetic fellow beings.
In nine cases cut Of ten this Of assituie and
torp0r arises from a morbid stomach. Indigestion
DESTROYS the energy of both mind and body. When
the waste of nature is not supplied by due and
regular assimilation sf the food, every organ is
starved, every function interrupted.
Now, what does common sense suggest under these
circumstances OF Depression The system nee Is
rousins and Strengthening; not merely for an hour
two, TO tink afterwards into piiiable con-
dition than ever, las II assuredy would do if
diuary slcoholic stmulsDt were resOrted to- blu
radically snd permanently.
How is this desirable object TO be accomplished
The answer to this question, founded the ua-
varying experience of q quarter OF a century, IS
organs ~ course Of Hostefter's stomach Bitters.
10 n waste time In administering TEN pOEary rem
scles- Int wake the system up by p-fsling the
totE AIN head CT physical strength and esergy, the
fCr their nurture ard slppAyt.
o1 the TINE That dCZsn doses OF the vezeta-
bie tonic ana inSlzorsbt haze been taken the feeble
irsEe 81 the dyspertic viii begin to feel its benign
tite The capacity to digest what il Graves Persevere
until the cure Is comJ ete-until healtnfu blood &,
TO be the mate ial OF flesh and muscle, bone and
neIVo and brain, flows through tAe channel of CIR
cuatlon instead Uf the wAtery pabulun with which
they have heretofore been Ia erfectly ncurishei.
Es93 e,3fXW
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DRC 20 AIS 70 SAND FOR TIE NEW
Il STATE, WAR ASDEsvY nEPARr-
MENTS BUILDING.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
nEPa

CFFiCE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT.
WARRINGTON, p. c., Sc piember p, lS72.I
Sealsd Proposals will be received Al Ih,s office
until II clock m. Of the lsT OcToBER, lisa, fer
State, War ard Navy Departments Build ng, 2 3 o
Gu &c yards, mere or less, clean, sharp RIVER
SAND, to lie delivered in quantities, subject to the
order OF the sup rvising Architect. his agent at
such times a. may b., III his Judgment req aisite.
- pie 90 the sand TO be submitted with each bid
All prop sails mrst be made on the printed form to
TeLsl bond IN the sum Of one thousand lars
COOl ~ - the bidder will accept aud perform the
contract il sward6d TO him.
he rig b TO reject any or all bids is reserved.
Proposals. must be enclosed il a sealed envelope
81 doTsed Pre- pCEas fer Sand for the New State,
war ard Navy DEPARTMENT. Builtingn and en-
dcrsed to A b. MCLLETT,
s'25 81 Supervising Archf ect.
L Der hiss obtained from the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Columbia, holding special term. letters
lministrs ion on the personal estate OF THO MAJ
COW LING, late OF Washington county. ID. O ,
deceased. III persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit tfs
same, with the vouchers thereof, TO the subscribe,
otherwise by law be excluded from ell benefit OF the
said estate. Given under my hand this Gath day Of
MARY INDIANA CowLING,
stp25-wS w Administrative.
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE.
y WA.HISGToS, q September ., lX2
On the petiuon OF DAMASE OUREUx,
d Chicago, Illinois, pra; ing for the extension of a
1852 Tor an Improvement in manufacturing COrsets
closed on the 3dday of december next that the time
for filing arguments and the Examiners report be
Emitted to the 18th day of December next, and nst
SAID petition be heard on the 18th day Of December
next.
Any person may oppose this extension
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" LRY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE

nov offer for sale, on easy terms, one Of the best
FARMS adjacent TO the city OF Washington. IL
contains $50 acres. large portion Of il is Prove
and the land is Of excellent quality, in good state
"fcuitivation. The remainder embraces foe timber
wood spd meadow lards. There is fruit Of every
variety upon II. Several good houses are situated
IN different portions OF it, ana the owner will subdi
woe ~ INTO smaller farms to suit purchasers Ii il
con pletely fenced. Ii is in Prince GEORGES county
Ed three III les from besDing's Bridge and six
niles from the Center Market; two miles from the
Bal more and Potomac railroad. Ii fronts several
public roads. Well watertd. and suitable for gard en-
OF dairy farms kchools and churches near Full
description and terms given by applying to
se52aw4w IL. Ii. WARNRR. 20 TN street
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Are lot the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
company putting down more switches, sitiinss,
curves, &e-, on Maryland and Virginia avenues
end adjacent streets than their right of way
justiies" The public are very willing that they
should have proper facilities, but DO not wan,
the streets traveIsed ruined for all other pur-
IC-Cs.
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FOR SALE.

FOB SALE CHEAP-A Gice SHOW WINDOW
hpply No. 1850 street N. W. ssl5 81"
4 Oh SALt-A fiGe. large, bisck HORSE. II e
y years Old, good actior aud rtyle. VII y
broE an 20 hsriess SOld for no fauli: TITO J ~
owl r having use for I'm. "a
sea St' FkAkCIs MILLER 3O7 sth Il.
ST AhRlh ED-h 'ot If HORSES, .irhirc
~ IRON ! 80 T. ,sae 2 -unis, and from $50 -
ears old, SQUAD and good workers, sai abb ~
ior pIo Ws AID carts A good trial sHs praF- ~
sntes Will be given; can be seen ~ the n ward
stat les On q street, between 6th ani eth.
se2fd' GHEEN OSBORNE. Prorrie.ors
EOR sALE-Fuli- FLOODED MESSENGER MARE
u For terms apply IN NsILOa & SON -
New foik avenue, between lith ssd 18th IL
streets. IF NS
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MY FOE.
JUAN BOYLE d CO..
ZEAL TATE EERS,
No. us EIFTEENTH STREET. PrsN MS a-.r rise

=
REAL ESTATE OEERS,
No. us FIFTEENrH STREET, PLANTS 6UiLpINs,
FOB SALE
hANDeOEELf FURNISHED HOUSE, on
sStth street, between ii and So streets with All
ne modern improy sments. Small cash payments
and long tfrae on balance
several fAEMS, small and large, on the line of
tht Point OF Rocks railroad. within q few minutes
wax OF the depot, within thirty minutes Of Wash
instOn. Terms easy.
Also, enc Of two hundred acres, on the same road
and same distance from depot, improved by House,
&C.
Six LOTS near Cenitcl, fronting on New Jersey
avenue. One a. the inest situations H. the city
a handsome COUEIEI BEAT OF o. acres, one
mile above Georgetown.
4 handsome HOUSE, on corner 2ist and z
streets, with every modern improvement long tine
ayments.
fine Lot on Q stree; 2. BET Eeen ID AMI Sd
Two LOTS o. ID street. between ard = : =
Several LOTS on u strest, b,t. - aud 81 = n
Three handsome BOUS &c il tho " est End
Also, boUsES and LOTS in AL parts of tns city
Two handsome HOUSES on 9Th street,
MONEY To LOAN
IN sums OF from : i 100 70 5lo eOe on real estate
mars IL
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MW sTEINwAY PIANOS ma
Are pB,yersay SsncedsS to Be the leading
s used Gg Fl the
being .rss to Eu4dSe
.onsht e be imit.ied BY nearly ali American and
l0' - sTEiSw.Y SONS
GR asiSn e their established
rnr f SsTsST sE ISSiS PST$%f% s!S%E.
NEW G ii III II" PIANO."
& Yet tout. S1s 'h ns ten tn
Steinway Square Grand Piano. and Of the most ex-
Both the Kew Parlor Grand and Upright Pianos
are placed at very moderate prices, and must be
sTssY PI.S6 FOR YEARS
,srs a. low q the exclusive use Of the best ma
' D " %%sTzssiESosrr CO.,
CARRIAGES CARRIAGES ,q}A,ERIAGEsn
second the OF
make and finish, which will be warrant -2akS}sE
co 70 be ss and sold at reasonable prices
RoBT. b. GRAHAM,
sea- ST. ll0-ii4 stS st bet. Da and e, wv.
NINE DEMOREsT's PATTERNS,
AT
NINE HINCKLEYY,
I'll MARKET STAGE. wAsHISsroS, DC
DREssMAKING, CUTTING,
FASTING, &C sea3-st-
In THE suPREME. COURT OF TIE DIS
i ~ TRlCT OF COLUMBIA.
'koRek MrhD SLtS ~ a Ad v E. w De- G.
The above entitled cause having been reported to
both secured and unsecured, Of William D. q. MUIR
dock, this Is to notify creditors and ALI persons
&c IN he O ay sens
tember isl2 At clock p m at my office in foung's
ss:s:st IEa..l WALTER S. cox. Auditor.
NORTHERN ICE NORTHERN IOEl
J. L. CHEsEMAN CO.,
Successors to the Independent Ice Company,
iCE which they offer to the pabs az
reasonable rates, in lar ge or small quantities.
Office, 204 FenDsy " ania sveeue. selilm
ZINE OLD BYE Whisky,
WARRANTED PURE,
IN LARGE BOTTLES ATSl,
Oh PEI GALLON IS.
rs Gents and q Per Bottle.
The above as REPRESENTED or money refunded.
Arthur EA1TAN'S
DRUG STORE,
SELF ID nd streets N. W.
n FALL AND WINTER STILES. -
- hats now READY.
WILLETT RU0FF,
905 Penn sylv ania avenue.
Have csmplete assortment CT all the fall and
silk, Felt, and Cloth
HATS and GA PS.
Agents FOR Dunlap Aniidoas New York SILK
HATS sel2-lm
NI fURE, HEALTHFUL AND FRAGRAHT
Nine Denoress, Pres; Y. T. Co.. sSs
scld by Hr.. Whetioci eis L Ct. E.w;.G
apd retail By Mrs WEAVER, 600 10Th 81 n w
serd orders BY mail. suzs-lm
CAMP MfETINGs.-TENTs FOR REET Oh
" sale on eAsy terms, by JOHN o. HOGAN, us
Arb At hefU 7fh and n. via
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re YOUR OWN LANDLORD
BARGAINS! BARG6INSn 6ARG.IyS %,


BARGAINS! BARGdINSn BARGzIEsr,
FOR sALE.-SiI rev two st.ry BRICK Dwell.
LlNG HGUsIS on 18th street n W, bsfyc.ep "
ira BoupCGTy streets, six ROOMS each. three on
nooI Houses set back some - feet, pretty lawn IL
nsnGsone tfeDce to each house, woodhou a. sc
.ots lto ieet deep opening on alley; State De
psr'ef COW enieDt to two street railroads. ana in
ne most healthy AID improving part OF the city:
Terms: 30 cash. balance in monthly fnstsluepts
Of 40; The above property 3 for sale or rent
Arpiy to DODGE q DARNEiLLE.
,o Real EStafs Brokers,
s-1o No. 1927 street N W.
4 PRItATE sALE-Thorough-b bred DEVON
calling at Captain MADDOX Farm one araS & -
s hs II miles Northwest Of Georgetown, in theI~14
DIs,ilet, on hidge Road, opposite Mr.. A. Ii. Pick
srei farm' the manager will show a selected num-
ssl.s per aIree IONS az yery reduced prices Also.
thoroughbred RACING sTALL!OE-Bav-fnii
sixteen lands high, &c, &c. sal2 eo3ss
EORsALE, OR EKCHANGE FOR UITYPRoP
4 ETl-A COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM
'noI onsBly hesithy. one snd half miles northwest
Road, opposite Mr. A ii. Pickerei 5, containing one
hundred and two acres Of choice laDd-seyeaty i've
w CULTIVATION. balance ia woods, groves, and COW
eco with lmrIDvemeuts. II is well ~atered, having
,tr' am running the entire length of the farm TIE
hBrot en- "iis are roc my residence of frame well
shsGed kItchen detachs q. farmer : house gransry
zee house, barn. stablng. &c, &C. The last years
Sm,aei improvements. $4,000; total. Sl4,a0. /
VIII cell this property for assessed valuation and
make The tern TO scit the purchaser; or will ex-
ehahge ,or nrst-clsss improved City Property. Ap-
MADDOX, 3lA south 18th street, Philsisl phia
ia. sel2 2aw3gs
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A visit to my establishment will fully repay all
who may appropriate the tiae and trouble of com
ing, whether they purchase or only wish 10 view my
immense stock and how sell them.
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STRATS, the ClOthier,
STKAUS, the ClOthier,
STkA Us, the CiOthier,
IOlI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
l0l1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
lOIl PENNLYLVANIA AyESUE,

Three Doors from Eleventh street.
Three Doors from Eleventh Street.
Three Door, from Eleventh otraat