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The Ballot I'm England.

The first trial Of voting by ballot IN England
v az made under the new law at the special cleo
ton fer mt timber of Parliament at POutefract in
Yorkshire. The number Of registered e'ec.0rs
Ia the borough 1916, of whom only 1250
voted The process OF voting seems to have
b tn sirEulaTiy tedious and clumsy. The cleo
tor o. approaching the polls, received bslIot
iIC N Tie presiding officer containing the names
II 10th candidates. \ constable then took the
G. ectCT 20 a private room, where he made a cross
1t the ? glt-LanG side OF the name of the candi-
cate for whom he wished to vote, folIei the
paper 81 A. 20 conceal the choice he had made
returned 70 the presiding officer, TO whom he
showed the Official mark on the back OF the
ballot, Placed the ballot in the box, and then
gave Place 10 another. Among what are called
tie ''iiiiteIste" voters this complicated system
gave rise TO considerable delay, and probably to
a number OF mistakes. When ten or twelve
CELEBRATES came together, 70 long a time was
consumed in going through the fOrmaIities that
those outside declared "they might as well 20
home ar wait there" In the case of these igpo-
rant persons the presiding officer asked for
whom they wished TO vote, and made the marks
and deposited the ballots himself There were
various other causes OF delay but the election
throughout was orderly; notably so in contrast
with elections under the old system, and the
delays and errors which occurred will in the
opinion of the friends OF the ballot disappear
when the voters becomes accustomed to the
forms prescribed BY the Law. To the American
mind, however, it would seem highly advisable
20 simplify these forms.
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The New York Herald wants to know IL the
democracy OF that State are going to nominate
for Governor a man (O'Conor) who openly re-
Iutia;es Greeley, their Presidential candidate.
III is mtimated, however, among the knowing
ores. that the move TO nominate y Conor for the
Goyernorship is preliminary to throwing Gree
ley overheard and substituting O'Conor for the
Presidency. Should the fall elections go against
Greeley, We may look for such break MP in
the liberal ranks As took place amongst the de-
moeraey IN the fall after Seynour's nomina-
tOn.
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ON account Of the public interest in the case
OF Sebastian Aman, who was before the police
court On Tuesday charged with refusing TO en-
terrain cOlored men in his restaurant, and who
was sdjGdged guilty OF violation OF the law
passed at the last session OF the District legsla
ture and vas fined sfOO therefor and his license
ordered 10 be forfeited, we publish to-day the
full text Of Judge SHELLS decision. The court
holds that under the law mentioned keepers o
public houses are bound not 10 Discriminate in
their treatment Of AL respectable and well-be
hayed people, hite or black.
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CONTENTS OVTUE MAMMAL

FART I.-Tariff Laws from lSi2 to date, the por-
lion III force Is ia large type, while that whiCh is
repealed is IN small type.
PART lI.-Sehedules Of Bates Of Du,ies, slphsbeti-
Cslly arranged, with extracts from Beguat ions
snt Decisions CT Treasury Department ~ foot
Moneys, value as fixed BIZ
law. Foreign Weights and Measures, reduced 70
back. Standard weight of grain. Lines yard. re-
6uced 10 squsre yards. Invoices when in order.
ELtsy without invoice. Abatement OF duties for
oaIpage curing the voyage OF imports alton. sam
pies OF goycs. he appTalsements. Duties pay able
IN coin. Excess Of weight. Lien for duties Ton
cetned $40 lbs. Bailr0ad iron imported for "a
IaiTs only: DTa2back on cordage of foreign hemp
herchandise lnvoiced at average pTic5. how
cuiy assessed. Drawback on manufactures OF i'm
foIttd msieiiais. Tonnage tax; Tars now rated.
gods from bonded warehouse. lime Iimi,ei
Drawback On .r5 ign saltretTe Manufactured into
gCf powder. Protest sgains. decision of Collector
assessing rate CT DUTY and appeal the refrOm the
Secretary of the Treasury. Discriminating duty
Of 10 Per cent goods i'm ported in certain foreign
house. Invoices to state foreign weights and
measures. Baggage in trans I through u. 3.
sta nsry defined. tat 10 bond for curing fish
nsmege Of rust OF iron steel. Discriminating
Good HOPE, when i'm ported from places west
thereof: branding and marking packages trans
ported in bond. Goods remaining in store over
three years to be considered as abandoned. Re
inspirations. Return cargo. Machinery i'm
ported for repairs. Regulations fer the i'm pOrts-
ton Of goods in bond, direct for certain inland
ports Drawback manufactures Of wood Ma
terisls for ship building, free of duty under GER
tain regulations.
:, Printed ON heavy white paper and well bound.
an: Tor sale By PHILP L sOLOMoNs.
aux gil Pennsylvania avenue,
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The New York Express (Greeley) sadly ad,,,,s
that ''Mr. O'Conor, IL rs reported souareIv
against Mr.. Greeley, Is not the man to be sur-
ported by Mr.. Greeley's supporters, however
able as q man, or excellent as a gentleman
The EEpress mentions General Mcclellan as now
talked of for the governorship. The trouble is
that there Is not time between now and the cleo
ton for Mcclellan to make up his mind whether
10 decline or accept the candidacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-30

We publish in to days STAR a summary of
all the street work and oths1upublic improve
ments now in progress in thS'District of Co
lumbia under the direction of the board OF
public works. This will enable our readers to
form some idea of the magnitude Of the great
work the board have on hand, the making of
the national capital a we'll paved, well-drained,
beautiful and healthful city, instead Of a by
word and reproach. A visit TO portions OF the
western and northern sections Of the city, where
the improvements have been completed, wall
convince the most sceptical of their value and
Importance. Not long since two aicials from
Newark visited our city, and at their hotel they
met ono 81 the Injunction crowd, who told them
a fearful story OF the wrongs indicted upon the
property holders Of Washington By the new
authorities. who were "EOrSe than the Tam
many h-Hg.' Not long Afterwards Washing
tCnian dropped in, TO whom the Newarkers
related what they had heard OF the Oppression
OF the property holders here by the board o.
public works. "Oh yes" sal the Washington
mar >olemniy, ''that Is true bill. Ii YOU will
get into my carriage 1 Will drive you around
al'G sho" you how the property is being ruined
The visitors were taken to the much talked OF
+ street Improvement, where they were per-
verse enough 10 remark that if the people on
that street complained of having their prODerfy
be2Gtited in that way they were Dashed fools
After seeing Vermont avenue and one or two
other Improved thOr3Ushiares. one OF them
finally marked tina, if he could have Newark
ruined the same way he would d. wiling %
have lis taVes tre5Ied-and he pays a pretty
large aIEC-Et too.
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CHOICE GRAPES
~ U T j U Z

Bnilders and all persons who need any work in my
hne, such as BkLL HANGING, SPEAKING
TUBES, LIGHTNING Rods, ELECTnICAG
BILLS and BU KGLtR ALARM. would do well to
call and get prices before going elsewhere this Is
ihe oldest established house i'm the city.
A u kinds of Bank sale and Vault locks repaired
q made 10 order.
Jubbirg promptly attended to. Give me call.
&. SCHNEIDER,
Practical Bell Hanger aud Dealer in General Hard
ware 1907 street y. W ar21 In
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The New York Eveniag Post advocates q
sweeping change in the railway system OF the
United States, proposing a general system OF
consolidation aud the establish ment of a uniform
rate for both passengers and freight for sl dis
tanees. The idea is good one, bat we are
afraid the existing railroad monopolies are too
firmly intrenehed in their franchises to make
such a change possible.
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How Is THIS FOR JoURNsLIsM?-On the 18th
of August the Patriot. of this city, published an
editorial article, in which it charged the Board
OF Public Works with sending $50 negro voters
from this city to North Carolina for the purpose
Of voting the republican ticket at the recent
election held in that state.
Under date OF Che 18Th the Vice President of
the Board distinctly and emphatically denied
this charge, calling upon the principal stock
holder and the trustees OF the paper to either
produce the proof of their assertion or ''stsnd
branded as MALI nant liars"
Since that time the PdtriOt has neither re-
tracted nor made good its charge.
In view OF these facts, what must the public
think CT that paper and its conductors?
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The Star By Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion of IL, can have THE STAR mailed to
their address for such time as they DESIRE at the
rate OF nifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the BUSH
neas Office OF the paper.
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TksE WEATHER.,

"Sk IMPAIRMENT Office Chef sign M.>r,
WAsEIN6TOS, ID. g., August so, 1872, III a M
SYNOPSIS FOB PAST TwENTY-PoUR HOURS
ne area OF diminished pressure, on THURSDAY
morning over lower Michigan and western AXE
Erle, has moved eastward to the southern por-
iIOh or New England. Cloudy weather and rain
nave prevailed from Georgia TO the lower lakes
anu New England, and continue over the latter
WIN iresh TO brisk easterly to sOutherly winds
Clear and clearing weather and northerly to
Westerly winds are now prevailing from the
laAes TO the gulf and south and middle Atlantic
COAST. Fresh and brisk northwesterly winds
from the lower lakes to the middle Atlantic
4 ne barometer is highest over Wisconsin. The
temperature has fallen from Tennessee to the
lakes.
PRoBABILITIEs.-Risn barometer, fresh to
brisk northerly and northwesterly winds and
clear weather prevail over the south Atlantic
and middle states, and extend over New England
during the afternoon and evening. Clear weather
and northerly winds generally continue from
Louisiana to Alabama and northward to Ohio
and lower Michigan, the winds gradually veer-
ing 10 easterly and southerly from Lake Michi-
gan and Illinois westward.
LOCAL RRCoRD-The thermometer in the
business room of TIE STAR Office registered as
IoIows to-day:-S a. m, 40; 10 a. m, 14S; II m
'0'; p. m, T5': p. Ill.,.
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~ WANT OF VITALITY.


ifsdefcency of vital energy is not disease in it,
self II is condition which lays the system open to
the attacks Of all conceiv able malaiies. Night and
day surrounded more or less by deleterious
Influences. No atmosphere ia entirely pure, no
water utterly free from injurious PARTICLES while in
many localities both are positively unwhole.ome.
w hat defence has the weak, languid system, in
which the vital principle is deficient or dormant,
again 81 any ~ the nor bid influences which produce
epidemic and ether diseases: None whatever. There
IL DO safety save in artificial reinforcement Hos
letters stomach Bitters have beyond all question,
a Nitalizing eject. II the nervous forces of the
body have been rechlessly expended in ex
hsust'rg physical or mental labor, or dissipated
the iEdGlgences of fast" life, this powerful
vegetable tonic and corrective will restore them
II the defective vitality Is constitutional evil il
can be r NEEDED to great extent by this wonderful
invigoraLt At season Of the year when the air il
more less impregnsted with the seeds of periodic
feyers ii is especially desirable that the digestion
should be perfect. the habit Of body regular, the
liver active, the blood pure and the nerves firm
These conditions are the best protee ton against all
disorders, and they conditions which the Bitters
ere better adapted than any other medicinal agent
10 promote and secure. See to IL, however, that no
imitation or counterfeit is substituted for the
genuine article, and let all who value health and
have antpaihy to poison beware Of the local bit
tiers made from condemned drugs and vilely adul
itera;ed alcohol which have sprung mp like INV hole
some fungi all over the country. au25- eojt&W
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The New York money market was easv ves-
terdsy, borrowers on call being supplied at las
Per cent. Prime mercantile paper was Tkas
per cent. Government bonds were steady aud
dull, both in New York and London. The stock
market was firm at the opening, but prices soon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-30

IL Is sad 10 feel that the Patriot, established
by Tweed & Co., is no longer q democratic
organ- 1t supports Horace Greeley. 1t cham
pions the Seneca stone. Charles Sumner writes
for IL. George ". Hatton writes for 1t. The
Ss,rjet Is no longer democratic organ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-30

The Hew York papers are discussing the merits
Of tie Tn EEs's enterprise in sending an ANA
teUT lunatic TO BlOomingdaIe Asylum to make
discoveries il support Of is theory of abuses ia
that establishment. The general opinion seem.
TO he that the success Of the Tribune writer in
gaining admission TO the lunatic asylum does
rot furnish any very cOrvincin. proof Of the
IaNnes- VI the laws for the commitment OF al
lesed lunatics. The reporter sesm5 a. ,. Jniv 10
have teigned lunaey 80 well a. to d.cslys \
large amber OF persons at the hotel. > n by
ibstaining from food and sleep previously he
mad brought on a nervous excitement-his pulse
running as high as 10 beats nsnute-geII cal
euiated TO cause respectable physicians to be-
heye him insane. The reporter has so far not
cot beyond his experiences in gaining admission
TO the asylum. IL may be that what he saw M
side will confirm all that has been alleged of
abuses there, but the character Of his narrative
thus far conveys the idea of disposition to
make pretty highly spiced sens alton story,
and this tact will tetract somewhat from the
weight Of his statements
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MEDICAL, Sc.

lTARsNE WILSON,
- a htEs.Ir.g EfF-G'sF Ftr7-'s Pigsi-f-E an 4
's| ~ cAn be consulted on al DsNI a. re- i.afal
be-deIcc and Cousuitr-..n RoHrns ~ 9.b street.
between u aua /. Rooms. RGard, Matic,i attend
e.tt, a. 50 ieas"Ihilr pTil"s. aal6- lm-
lb BR'IHERs INHIGuR.TING CORDIAL
a. cures ell cAses Ui Fem nsi " eakuHzs and ifop1-
L,s. also married people ,r Others conscious u
unity. from hat%Ner csUer. restored q sig1r
ANL1Teos q young rau FaEe ta'a r-- HFli q igor
~ LsllG tbs cordial f0r sale az 500 . street !
" , ht'Wer- and lUth. also. ,. A.. sif.W an
Druggist. o2s PeHusy WANNA avenue. aBIg EU-
4 x ssA - \ 4 "a. Ldlg afEss ktc5fG D Fsas.s-
81 hcs7fia.I CAL D csasLitss privately 81. Il
q q. Co. H. "a. az his Tesd-LCe, tDn2 M-sSachu-
-f,:s syt rue betU-~- iGJn aid itth streets "
ETtn bis trtet eIpeTse;C IA treating over 10 90
cses 81 he u. [. frEcTrSl 85spi a., eEa a Br.o.
tce ~ ti.rt3 yesrs srlolE b,G male al femA,s.
a al Ssrrsn- sGre b. sfe oEFs.
n -tpc1 Ehs rro-lBt 81 g., alNfce AIa antd;.
e'oe III - saT. b orDrssz. Ee Warrants 70 curs
Involuntary emissions. aals ~
Eh. MOTIFS ERESC8 PUSpKBs, CERgAIs
~ C|4s for hcrySus Debility. SeaHsHsi Il. -
eiCnss caIssd ey insisC ls1tcT, alraFra0as Slsz.,
5crc16ia sAia Dss. $40 syphilis, n al ia Sfse-
sre.silly cUssc
bc.Ssss lor.ess So 5tsF-sry assossasa
suid Il v csEiug.CL bT w 81. ES7NfrLI
Drug s. corner Psrasy lg.ris et- Hae Iah r-r5ss
Psos Sc pr box, sect by EaeN. iys-fF
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'srHE REV TARIFF.
THIRD EDITION-JUST PUBLISHED.

Manual 81 L. $. Import Duties aud Digest Ct the
Tbritt Laws, IL force August !, 1872.
~ Samuel I. Moran, Custom House Broker aai
Counsellor. Baltimore.
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.


WAsHTSeToS, ID; o., August q. I,72
Information has been receiy ed at this Department
from Mr.. John Mersdi Read, Jr., the consul gen
ersl ofthe United states at Paris Of the death at
Paris OF James iler, citizen Of the United States
Further information will be furnished nam an.
rlication tn this Department.
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MY o FICE.
JUAN Boyle q co,

A l. EST re KEGS,
No. 1lo FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANS BUILDING.
FOB SALE
HANDsOMkGN FURNISHED HOUSE On
SCUM \ street beiwcen 81 aBf 81 srert- 3 rl A a
ne mCccrn hGproy ement-. Small cash payments
and long time 90 balance.
Several FARMS, small and large on TIRE live 90
VIZ E'tl{ 81 book, railroad. lfhia 4 few minutes
NA.A OF the depot, within thirty minutes II h
tEst"n Terms easy.
also, fne If two hundred acres on the sane rad
&c.
Six LOTS near CARTEL. fronting on New Je.seg
sFenno. One o. the finest situations IL tie city.
a handsome COUNTRY SEAT CT q acres, one
mile 8boy Georgetown.
handsome HOUSE, On corner 2Ist ara Ia
streets, With every modern i-2prog eneEt, l1L ,rne
payments.
A nne LOT on G street & e, between "a ard Sd
Two LOTS on 81 street. tetSepn and IL : z
SeVeTsl LOTS on u street, bet. q and "a = e
Three handsome HOUSES IN the v ct End
Ais, HpL sES and LOTS a ali parts OF TIE city
I've bas,'sCEe HOUSES ou OH street
MONEY To LOAN
N SENS OF from $1,000 TO SieOe on zeal estate.
mAlsly
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% NOTICE.-There will be a meeting of the
~ Liberal Republican aud Conservative Club
and FTda4 s2TSsT q h
oG1,esi0ek' SALES powrp p.,
%pEHOCRaTIC AND CONSERVATIVE
Wy CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMIrTEr1
meeting ofthe Democratic and CJnserv alive CEN.
q rsde Rooms on fBfDAY Z svE E h scsr S
Ls,aht, At % clock .. III. Punc.uai attendance is
II HARRY J. EBBs. Secretary.
- HphAL SOCIETY REREARsAL.-rhere
rY % on e p ths &c G !, so
Mu,c 50 Se u-ed on the excursion with the Mtnn ~.
cher o. Baltimore siil be sung. AS Mr.. Sherman
au5O 2t Tchroh&Repl SAMUEL g. YousG $50 sSc.
FOFFICE B1ARD TRUSTEES COLORED
AND GEOBGETOW n, August 70, ls72
TIE Irae hers coEnected with the Coored schools of
he present at ;be meeting, for assignment for po.
;i1n at the Sumner school hell, at I'm. sATUR-
suso2t H. BifHhSD Ssas q se ees bEs.d &C.
m TFg TEACHERS OF THE PUBLIC
SCHOoLS are requested to meet ON SArUR
Fourth District, in Jefferson Building, at S1s
secOrd District, in Miller Building, at 10 O'Clock
Frsi District, in Franklin Building at 70 a'cIk N
I'm. J. ORMOND WILSON,
II superintendent Of Public Schools
: Republican, Chronicle Patriot please copY.I
EBoYfs, 6 sqno 90 ST. SUITS Str.
BOYS, SCHOOL SUITS.
BOYS SCHOOL SUITS
1900. ION Pennsylvania avenus.
atSp-l BetSeen 10th aud II b streets.
1SFISrBLIC SCHOOLS, FEST DISTRICT
nee on sATCspAY the M ss mss p'IEiSt eIs S
a. 81 She FrspkliP sch5ol Binding, for the si sub
Ter CIR. Res ! PAT az j ST. Chairman
q si9a q. Iop Tsf' EOS p Iea3GTPIo G5avea
sy ~. ne Gosd 70 TesSGa uaii SEP sWBsR'iy
Cars Harrisburg to Louisville aua3 81
TTHE IRUsrEEs OF THE FIRST SIS
pS6Ils on M ssps ske,s Of asmis.i9n to
DAY, the 10Th 5lth and 3lst inst.nts, from TOT D.
n. at the Franklin Bui ding, corner Thirteenth and
N9ticke;s will be is.ued at the private residence.
For the Sub Beard, First District.
@PuBLIC SCHOOLS, THIRD DISTRTOT.-
SEDNksDAY, August asih TO- S1st inclnsiv ,sO an
Wallseh Building. from TO $50 y m
anss.ed 70 NEE, at the wallaeh Building, at IA,
By order Of sub: BSsr nss II Trustees. anz
~ FOURTH DISTRICT PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
49,, The F%pISh psirist Public sehools win not
day in the fn' eomoeiIan sept mesr g. OWNS so to
Butldlng No tickets Of admission will De granted
until TUESDAY. 10th instant, when they can be
procured at the Office VI the sub board in Jefferson
bclluiDR, al o Clock. suLlw
~PUBLIC SCHOOLS, SECOND DISTRICT.
~ The schools will open on Monday, Sept 2
Tickets 81 admission may be obtained from Aug
10Th TO 3lst inclusive, AT rhe Miller Building, H.
between 9Th and 9TH streets, from s:Sc t. $50 a. m
sDd st the se6tOn Bailsing, i, between 2i and 81
streets. tIom $50 to go D. 1t is desirable TIA,
tie children for whom tickets are required appear
IN person. T,cb cts will lot be issued by the Trus
tees at their PLACES Of residence or business The
teachers will meet at the Miller Building Saturday
August 81, at 10 o'clock m.
aul0- lit BY order of the sub board of Trustees
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" NOTICE.-There will be a meeting of the
S Liberal Re publican aud Conservative Club
Of he Ninth District at Asbury all corner of Ilfh
and streets n. W, THIS Friday EVENING AT
: clock.
IL SALES L RNWEN prn.iIan.
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FOR SALE.

EoR sALE-A PIANO, Schumacher make, rose
wood, large case, ali round corners
carved legs, and music rack Will be soldu63
bargain. Inquire at No. 3ls IndiAnattIN NV
szenoe, betSeen and .. m. RuS q
FokskLE-Twe sub-!AntlAl sHUw wISpuwS.
u SNnnttsrs sttsched; pooBs, and Iron Frame
cry kUhaiR s IS ' nm us9 st.
Eos sALE-At EAstern Pound, Nv orr house
etounds,' saturday. Sept. 7th, At 2 "a
pa, one asIk hey HORSE and other ami In
mas, BY order q PouDdmsster. Sus9-2t GA
FOR sALE-The SCHOONER ROBERT =
4 NAshiNGTOS." 70 tons in good orssr. -
ESQ. Inquire Of JOHNSON BIOS TSb r->S
street wharf, or OF HARVEY FOWLER 49,
."i -,,n street su2, II
EoR shLE-A pair Of ine oriVins BNT N 1RSFS
4 - hancs high, : and years cid, we'll -
matched, easy driver. and gentle in har- IN
Dess and driving. BUGGY aud HARNESS 6S
VIII te sold with Hors.-, IL wanted Inquire #
JANIS hkLEHER, Post Ofioe Livery, s23 an
street. 49, ~
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PRlpERTY-.
- MAZE OFPDkTUNiTY--Ne 5ffer tor sale,
az Low price, and 0u reasonable ,erms, a very De-
sirAble piece 81 properly, lying IN full view q tie
CITY, ans IN location wsur passed frr heslthfu.-
less or beRuiy The attention 81 Partiss d.siriug a
uiiar Nith the cultivation oi small fruits Wha "a
sireto settle peru aneUtly either of " c secs
rare opportunity Is offered IL especially called .
this property. Circulars, with particulars can b.
obtained on apClicaIiCn, %
MATTIEGLT & WHEELER.
huCiioueers aud Broker.
aG2t ct Her .&Csp2'l sos 9Th Il, n. ".
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Ms DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE
ny CENTRAL EXECU TIVE COMMITTEE
meeting ofthe Democratic and CJnserv ative Cen
trsI executive Committee will be held the BOARD
O. Trade Rooms, on EBIDAY EVENING, the 18th
Instant, At o clock .. u. Punc.uai attendance is
requested. By order.
II HARRY j EBRs Secre4ary
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EE NeUR OWN LANDLoRD.
BARGAINS! BARGAINSu BARGAENS,-

FOR SALE.-Sir rev two st-ry BRICK Dwell
LING not Sis Ga l5rb street n. W, bstw ~
eLd Boundary streots. six rOom- each, three on a
door. HyEses set tack some . feet, pretty lawn m
'front.' ready r shrubOery. beautiful yeran1ah aud
handsome picket fcECc 20 each bOusc wood
lots 10 ieet deep opening alley; SAFE be
pArtment conv snient two street railroads aui IA
the most healthy AID improving part of the city.
street lIEErcy I'd and pavement laid.
Terms: s2,de each; 5 20O cash, balance in monthly
Instruments Of ) ~. Apply
DODGE 4 DARNEILLE
Real ESrais B-okFrs.