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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-29

control them. The testimony n a S eaa:tUalv
[oels, Of al classes, establI;hSS ~ eeR Gill;
Cherry PEcToRAL will md 5oS Nv . t1st Tia.
cure the affecting disorder NJ V ~ relieve aal
ds us SSyU o1 any other medicine. n. aai
S YAH \. affections Of tho PuInoD,,SSn e ns'
Io o,s " "r ~ power; and cases Of C:os%n aa
Ion n.o cured oy this preparation ny SS saI1h
,,. A510wl, so remarkable a. hanIS n uNHe'
Is,eVea, were they not proven beTc,S% a, y H.
u.s.. ~ IcLneuy US adequate, on wbl:b ~ SA
may rely for full protection Bv s"sia. ~ puG4
the lorernnners Of more Seriou; dsn. "S NtoegAN
unnumpered lives, and an amoSn, ~ " Hass
n.y. 70 % computed. 1t CHALLENGES t,,Oi su1e!lAl
ynces the most ScepticAl. Eyerv Ss.h suG So9
keep II on hand as a protection NS,SS.a 'iy saoNl
and unperceived attack Of PulmSrSr,.' Tqe ea'Iy
winch arc easily met ut first, but wS,.S toS.los
incgrabe, and too often fatal II sSSaS Sa become
DER lungs need this defence; and Il S y len
be without It. As n safeguard 10 cSNS SHN'ss T.
the distressing diseases which beSs, w n aa'
Gnu , Cnest OF childhood, CHERRY Prcro o,% "
Is iAValuablei for, by It's timely u,s NAN, nnsI
tude; are rescued from premature Uny.s II ~
saved TO tho love and affection centred nm ,b %'
aeS speedily and surely against ordusrv S "o1
securing sound and Misunderstanding ,lesS '''y'
one VIII sniler troublesome Influenza SnS r,i /"
lIl bronchitis, when they know bST wv y sa ~,
they can DO cured. Nv" sa''!
Originally the product Of long, labO,ioD, d,
successful chemical investigation, no SoSt !, I sS
Is spared In making every bottle h tbs ' u \,
possible perfection. It may DO copsjsr; s's !.
lied upon as possessing all the virtues i IN. ~,
exhibited, and capable Of producing sn On, s' ]
memorable as the greatest 1t has ever elIsctSJ
PREPARED ny
DR.. ]. C, AVER & co., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chsmr,,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

Which OF our philanthropic men OF wealth
wants to hand his name down to posterity a
one Of Washington's benefsctors by endowing
. public library? True, We have the library of
Congress, with about 80 900 volumes, but that
10 purely q national ins tuition and cannot be
fully utilized by the people; since. with . few
exceptions, no one is allowed to take away
books for perusal at home. Most Of the depart
nents OF the government have small libraries
attached, but they are valueless except to de-
partment employee. and the only public co...
lection the District possesses Is the Washing ton
city library In the building Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, which contains 1850
volumes. The old Washington city library,
formerly located on Tenth street, con-
tanned about o,e00 volumes when transferred
TO the Y. d. c. A. building Q few years ago.
The Y. M. G. A. then had about 900 volumes :,
and the two collections we're united under the
old name Of the "washington City Library -
As there Is no special fund Except the small
amount derived from subscriptions,) set apart
for the enlargement of the collection, Its growth
has been entirely inadequate to the wants of
such large and intelligent population as ours,
he total increase in several years being bat
about 700 volumes. many of which were con-
uihuted by benevolent Publishing houses
What we want is q large circulating library,
Pra bono psb'ico. located at some central point
easily accessible TO the people. The present
Washington City Library might form the
nucleus of such a collection. Who will take the
initiative?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11
THE WEATHER..

ST.t
WARRINGTON, ID. O., Dec. II, 1872, Ii a.m
SYNOPSIS FOR PAsT TwBSTY-PoUR HOURS
In The gulf and south Atlantic states the ba-
Tometer has risen, the temperature decreased:
no-therly winds, threatening weather and rain
nave prevailed. In the north west aud upper
lake region southeasterly and northerly winds,
cold, cloudy weather and occasional snow ex-
tendlng thence TO Tennessee. On the lower
iakes and ia the St Lawrence valley cold aud
parity cloudy weather, north westerly winds
and high pressure. In the middle and eastern
states westerly to nOTtherly winds, low tempera-
lures, increasing pressure, and partly cloudy
weather.
PRcBABILIT1Es.-For Tennessee and the gull
and south Atlantic states, noItherly to easterly
winds, cloudy weather and light rain, cIesrin4
away tonight, low temperatures and high
pressures- For the northwest and upper lake
region and thence TO Missouri and Kentucky.
sontheasterly winds, occasional light snow, and
partly CLOUDY weather, with decreasing temper
AZURE Over the lower lake region and the st.
Lawrence valley nortnwesterly winds, partly
cisucy and cold weai her, with high baTometers
In the middle states northwestsriy to north
easterly winds, partly cloudy weather. and oc-
casionai light snow, With 10 " Temperatures and
rising barometers. In New England north
westerly winds, fair, cold weather. and increas-
ing pressures- After the 18th instant the display
OF cautionary signals will be discontinued al
lake ports during the winter.
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60v0Rnuaont Securities.
Jay Cooke q %. furnish fhs follovipy Z


BALfINoRx, Dec !. Virgin, = skies, cid, g: vfr.
gi1ias, consolidsted. IS; West VirginiAs, l5s.
B1LIIkoRl Dec ll.-ooeses quiet aad steady; low
misollnss, E'sslo1s. Flour steady and frm
prices unchanged. Wheat very firm: whit. choice
and amber, S1lo fair 70 prime white, sIS5a "a 0s;
do. 81 ssss s6 red western. 81 Goa 81 70; amber
Western, SlJS-Sl.s6- Corn ncm; white southern
6J, yellow southern, 90: hI ed western 81 Oats frw
= u hern s6aso; western mixed, 45as7 de- White 45
Eye aGiet but steady. hsy unchanged
Bulk meats-shou,ders, 41laIN; rib sides, sssi.
clear NIB side-, 6k .6A Bacon-fair iobbine de
maDd; seoolders, 55ta6; rib sides. 81 -, clear rib
sides, gIsa91s; hams, new, li1s AIS Lard, SALE.
10 tiercts at Western butter soca sc ,rce IN lice
esq. e"''
NEW YORK, Dc. II -Stock ks strcrg Gord STEADY,
EAs. Money hrm, fxehsrge. long, 81; short
new 20. NJ RIB CsroliDss, ss1,; new, 20
Nkw YORK, Dec. E.-Fl0aI dull. Wheat steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

Editor S'CT.-ln your ed torial OF SATURDAY.
Iesd the extracts from George Alfred Tosn-
sends n feTyIew with Preside mt Orton aud can
not req from protesting against the assamo-
uon o! - We have exerted ourselves to d, or
Lhoe da'y,' ETC., because the Western Union
ielektai Company, especially, has also dis
CT minated against the citizen in localities
SEers 10 opposition exists. For instance a
Ncsr OF - ago-and presume n0w-you could
-efd . telegram beyond Newark, Ohio from
Nssbir2 On AZ less rate than to Newark
lHLs = 81 Of many illustrations of unfair dis
81 niiHaiinn, simply because no opposing line
had a.. once IN Newark. Now, postal service
- and Io>tal telegraphy will be, equal in its
charges tcr the service peEfor med tn all Citizens
Anu i'F one can see no real difference in the
ScVeIUEit Mt carry ing letters By steam and con
F'Ninc n.cssases by electricity. EgCALiTY.
g., ~oirespondent touches upon QUE Of the
,it,r,l-... this postal telegraphy question:
mat 3. taat the rr,--ent telegrsphic manage
mert ~ private hands is partiii ahd discrlmi-
nstirg, and does not seek 10 supply the lowest
rates sEj he greatest facilities to the genera,
public, as Government postal management of
The lines would. As Postmaster General Cres-
well says IN his report, the natural policy OF
private companies is 10 extend facilities slowly
And only 20 profitable points, 10 let their bust
ness augment gradually, and to reap large
profits from small number OF messages; while
Government sys.e m, managed in the interest.
OF the people, pursaes exactly the opposite
course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11
Holiday Goods.

Nov is the time for dealers In all classes Of
holiday goods to advertise their wares. The
larges. and best purchasers almost Invariably
make their selections early in the season Will >
stocks are full and varied, and before the rush
o customers has set in. Those who are the first
TO make known 70 the public the attractions
they propose TO hold out are therefore sure
70 reap the richest harvest. We need hardly
add. that to 90 this thoroughly the columns
ct TIE STAR should Do used. As an advertising
medium IL Is cenceGedIy worth all the other
papers n the city added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

a decision by District of Columbia Justice
thst Eestadraut keeper may, III he choose,
ret. c - furnish food or refreshmeut to a col
Ored man, seems contrary 70 all immediate pre-
cedents ON that question. Ii this construction
OF the law holds goods in the District, a great
many nights secured by col0red men will melt
away. J.. TliJuGe.
This i not an accurate statement OF the case
The iac-s are about these: The party of colored
men IN question were not in quest OF needful
food or refresament,'' but as a test matter
they entered fashionable ice-cream saloon on
Pennsy ivania avenue, AMI seated themselves
CoiSl'lc-ousiy at the tables next the street,
NheTe 'Ary could not fsii to attract the atten-
lion Q. every one entering. IL is probable that
ladies ID the habit OF visiting the establishment
"olld have been repelied by seeing a number
Ot men Of whatever color Occupying these
tAbies, and 10 seems that quite a number
on the night in question, finding the tables
nus Ter snted by party OF cOIOrei men
turned away without entering. The pro-
Ptie''1 81 the place was naturally alarmed.
lie lad a particular class of fashionable Gus
toners who made up his business, and if the
eolored men should persis. in forcing their wsv
10 his tables, his regular customers would in
eVtsttv DESERT him, and his business be ruined.
~ VIII be seen that the cOlorei men In this case
i4' themselves in false attitude-thst OF
haSlHE themselves Obtrusive, 70 the injury of a
ESL business, In order TO enforce social equal
NY No other right, or kind OF equality was in
question IL was not tie need OF food or drink
the supply OF any want, OF even of any COM
Iof'-thtt took them 10 Freund's marble tables
lrobaely the wateE-ices and other glacial semi
huids partaken Of there were a positive dis
comfort 70 their stomachs; but they wantsd 70
establish their right 70 the social euuaIitv
OF s.tng at these tables and eating
these things in fashionable white compsnv.
Now II Is well enough To say. just here, that this
particular attempt 70 enforce social equality
meets with very little favor from the best col
cred people here; who, while stoutly main
iaiIiug all their risits, have too much pride and
seltrtspest 20 push themselves socially where
they are not welcome. They demand equal
nights in al matters affecting their citizenship,
the hight u vote, TO appear on juriss aud In the
wines. box. to ride upol public convsyances.
Ne'i &c, but In social matters they are content
10 iei TINE do the work OF effacing any caste
FfsJOdices to their disadvsntsge. They know
vel That society barriers, however arbitrary,
SehsS'ess.or unjust, are not 20 be taken BY storm
= a ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The mos important news affecting the Wall
street market yesterday was the reported loss OF
another of the large steamers of the Pacific
mail steamship company, plying between Pan
ana and san Francisco, which had the effect of
depressing Pacific mail stock. In the money
market there was less stringency. The pork
trade Is still urgent in its demand for currency,
and more money iswanted at the south nv the
cotton people. There was q fair demand for
prime mercantile paper, which was quoted at
10al2 per cent. =
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Tire Cnscsgo HeIief Fund. Again.

Tie sub Joined ccmmunica ON from Controller
Baker to Governor Cooke effectually disposes
q the story put cut 50 industriously, that the
accounting officers VI tue District had expressed
inability 10 pay the balance due on the Chicago
relief subscription became the money had been
used for other purposes:
D.s,ric: Of Columbia. ConsPtroH,r,s o5,cs,I
WASHiSGrOH, Dec. 2, fS.2
Hgs. ~. y. Cook, GOysTHor. DC.
Sill have read the letter Of r T. Msrrick
IN which he Gays :. Mr.. Hammond, on TUESDAY
last, having called 20 see the Comptroller of the
Distriet-ss lad requested him to do-in-
formed me that the comptroller had stated, in
reply - his Inquiries, that the bonds had been
scld, and that toe government was then unable
90 pay the sm0unt remaining due.u / have
the honor q inform you that never made anV
such statement 10 Mr.. Hammond or to any
other person. 1t would be untrue to say that
remaining due 20 the Chicago relief fund. The
amount realized by the sale of the bonds re-
ierred TO, was Immediately deposited in the
District treasury, and has not been diverted to
any purpose save that for which il was appro.
pristed. Ii has, at all times in its full amount
been held subject to all proper drafts upon it.
laid on presentation to the treasu. er of the
District. Your obedient servant,
GEo. z. BAKzE, Comptroller.
Some illdispoeed person, writing from Wash
ingtOn, has taken the pans to work MP series
OF fslsehOods in regard to this matter in the
tons, in which the writer. after sn pplying an
% interview" with Mr.. Merrick, and quoting
from the correspondence OF that gentleman
with Governor Cooke, concludes by saying:
- There can be no question that this CORES
fondsnCe shows that Governor Cooke and his
Board of Public Works have used m 9ney apero-
prfated FOR = distinct object for quite other
purposes, ana have concealed that fact. The
bare statement carries its own moral as {,
the Territorial Government OF the District OF
Columbia"
Now the question il, who is this anonymous
correspondent, who, in this undsrhant way
tries To work mischief for this District, and why
u MI MeTrick 80 pertinacious in his efforts to
squeeze from cur taxpayers the twenty-five
thousands dollars balance of subscription tn 1t
Chicago says she DOES not need? The Chicago
papers have more than once rebukei This fussy
attempt ~ outsiders to draw this SUBSCRIPTION
20 the last cent, aud IL only the other day
that the later ocean said upon the subject:
d" Ih5 discussion that has been raised about
thiS 90, 20 far Chicago il concerned
see ms vi oily Uucalled for. There is no longer
occasion for aid from abroad, and the bes. mode
% te-itfy IE our appreciation OF the generous
friendship o. Washington will be 10 at once sur
render a 2 claims lrAjeh bIye ben o.ici0asy pvt
toLrrdd a. jshaf BY RESIDENTS of tsis eity
Ihe nDrsT should be returned to the peOpie OF
IRE Distinct, 70 be applied in cancellation Of the
hCEGs lssuet 70 raise ihe relief fund
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

CBACE BOYAT, formerly Mrs. L. smith, an
" extra q edicAl. Test and Business Ciairv oy ant
describes spirit friepds gives names Of living or
dead tells poets before you, &C.; asa Penney l.
vaEis avenue. All sittings o.. dIl.6sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

us Stokes ever to be tried?" asks the New
York J'Mss, and nobody answers. This city
deals a little more summsriIy with its blood
sheddsTs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11
1rwHY ENDURE WHAT Is CURABLE9

What can't be cured must be endured, says the
proNerb but indigestion bs cured and therefore
II Is the mere5t stupidity endure it. Dyspsp.ics
have certainly right 10 continue dyspeptcs TO tn
end OF tbs IT days If they choose, but as IL is not sup
posed that any rational being prefers phy steal tor
mert to ease and health the probability is that il all
sufferers rem indigestion were convinced that an
absolute infAlble remedy for their com Dl Amt ex
istId, they would with accord resort to il. We
most enrhaticslly declare that such remedy does
exist. that its Dame Is Hos.et.ers Stom lch Btters
The record OF Its success extends over a period of
more thar twenty years, and il il fearlessl alleged
that during the whole Of that time il has never
allied to sford permanent relisi in any di,or.
Ger or arrangement Of the stomach that was
not organic, malignant, and incursbls. The
testimonials that 60 to establish this importAn
fact can be counted b. the thousand. Stomach
complaints that had been asgraS sted by total die
regard OF all dietary rules and Intensified and rem
dered chronic By medicinal treatment or drastic
purgaton have in hundreds OF instances been cured
sntin three months by the systematic Of this
celebrated ston &C hic and Alternative. II should be
rene beIed that weakness Of the digestive organs
Involves many other ailn snts. Biiioasness, head
he.r Iush OF blood to the Sesa' mus a. 1e ~
snd siseple ssness are among i.s eoteouiisnts aad
Is asp.einc: " acts nrst nIon ths stomach, and
ns s"d .h Dson the and ner
civ avs genial and bepehcent. cs-eostkW
nT DE-; A. PRATT. Graduate Of Ohio College
w OF Dsatsl surgery, All TIN street, between
and =, few doors south OF Odd Feliowsi Hall
sto y. a. Macon and Rev " .. Evans. miS
~ FkOA THE EARLIEST ACES
~ 10 tho present day, Scrofals has been the
rible AID lesthsome bad II been como periods OF
.ss GsslS h.s9ry that ssr:on known e infect
Happily ~ our day the Disease 10 stripped Of its tsr
ror by the use OF the 0AMAHITANis ROOr Avn m.
yulcks, and the victim Of Scrofuia, Ulcero, 6or,s
PmRl.s Biotches, Tetters, TO-, can BE- restored 10
a. sSST AMP I PHI HTsB JT1SEs; sls Per bottle.
Phfiadelphia- msVa-lv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

~ Is sony comment upon the healthIness OF
fu0iic affairs in South Carolina that the United
States Senator elect ''hss been arrested and
com united to jail on q charge OF bribery" The
question Is whether he euchered the other
fellows at their own game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11
BOOKS, STATIONERY, 90.

HHMAAL FOR TIE PROTE SLANT gPIsgo
H PAL ChUkCH,
With music, by Rev .Chss u. Hall and 4 WHIT.
ley, aiUl ass0i tInent in various styas % Linaag
IKANER BOOKS, all styles aud siEe..
BIBLES, Family sud Pockes, al STYLES AMI prio.s
ml l~n direct IN EOrtstiJn.
WIN. BALLAHTYNE,
dai u 42o 7th street, n-.rR
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DRY GOODS.
esEPH y. NAY.
For THE hobIDAYs.

JOSEPH y. NAY,
fNNN' Avn ssr sTH ave lerHE ST.
Has JUST RETURskD FkosS.1 YoRs
With spiendid stors .,
Rich LYONS BLACK sIJks., -
e. S;Ts and - pr ys-d s'"e' W IN
BLACK rlLk NELykTS Lyon.
goccsl tIOn 81 90 a pr ysrd Seruisa
Besut.fnl ottsmso Striped shzuls Dr.. A.
Jht bet herincs, CAshmeros. Empre.s Co.,
kersss, Ss ines, ." Buffalo snd He.s~t siR.Ssas'
monrniug GoOds. Hshdscsnest assortment al -, -.
IN the market.
- Also Safoo worth ss the very be-, PARrs
MD GLOVES, Beautifully assert. q in do,@as "a
tsh doGens, PCT up In nest hsNes arprc--i, 49,,
Holiday frseeot-. snd ~il - sold redn,ei N-i~s.
s<-ons price only, marked IN pain agure. a. "a
ID IOIs s6d 1920 7th street uortnva-,
Stock STOCKED TO ITS UTMOST CAPACITT
Ikkcc GOODS, In great all aaaucs. The ~.
eloth shades IN sstines, kHprrss Cloth. ssh msT.
eeIees Epin gines. &C. choice stock Of rish PLAID.
MOURNING and BLACK GOODS IA CAshnl-r--
prsp kte, N eTinoes, Bonsh.zine-. Cret.uRl- ne,
lAlnes. Alfsces. koksirs, &C &c.
r,.i.s n ssLhs, 1nsurrss.ed N quality foC "a.
yehAsr, bahsets, fisnnrl-. C.ss.meses. Ui0tss,
NsiNet-eis tshle Lif eus, rhe afiaEs. 8
ster proof TO AkihG~. - = cents % So
rslisrdrsie fLAhk klS, ala Uustbers
" n Ne irfu"rest's k.ltzhia Pafierns ter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11
GLAND FAIR.

n GRAND FAIR.
A8 The Fair Of LIBERTY LODGE No 6
Knights OF Pythiss, will continue during the pres.
ept week a. hithaits Hall. on street, near III g
corner q 80 street x 4 complete cutie of armor
for working the Plu oman third rank, wi be pre-
sci ted to the Lodge of b. Of p, receiviDg the high
eet number Of votes. d9 Sd
IRennhlican cnpv ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11
a. STRAUS,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
IoII PKHssYLyANIA AVENUE.
Between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
Three Doors from BIevsn street.

Store open until .. m. and on Saturday until
~ m TO accommodate those who have no time
10 purchase during the day dscII,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11

Great RcdWet ;0ss to Prices
WHOLE LINE
IN ENsE STOCK.
ovIsooArs.
GLINsART COATS,
DOUBLE BREASTED BOX GOATS,
DRASS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS.
oFfIOH SUITS,
BEAVER. "AAiHa SUITS
DIAaOEAIs,
BASKET.
OUT AWAY COATS,
VESTS TO MATCH,
YOUTHS OvEBOOArs,
YOUTHS DRESS SUITS,
YOUTHS BUsIS BSS SUI ITS.
BOYS OvKBCoATs.
BOYS DRESS SUITS,
BOYS EVKRYDAY SUITS.
ENGLIsH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN OAssI-
MERE PANTAL0ONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-11
BUSINESS CHANCES.

EoR SALE cHlAP.-A small s.ook Of rAsCy
.nn.s.s.l;. .,ss.s fs.s s st.eS.. ASH S
E .san,,d. Rrs ipasc:s 70. s 49,,
EoMfs,E eslisd @ iss ILock Of BUilS "a
sood nd nsi.6, they are snsarpss.sd in ths CIV:
nsn.i. ana Ssrsr.Ias ssisn.r ,a's .
shsos.hs., bot and esld water, bath rooms. water
,ErYses. ,TsnE.., sps.iirs tubes b.ii. sOass ss
sisrsoP pu InSL1Hitea . SSsn .ssisassn &c
Louisiana avenue. sii-.-
WANrfD-ro BoRR, y, on 1rst class real
$1,000 A .sssTTl' SOC fG; SSe ys.r also
6ctveen aud q, We hinStOn d. C.; or cali ssSsr
A CHANCE fps COOP INvTsrMENT-Tor
4, A ssie-Sns OF be best losstsd oIGAs ST oRks
terms asSfssa soss s sS' Es
AIosIf IoASEB-In sums % ss0 20 9o1o,
49, on kesi Estate security PromgJpss. may be
deos i'm Real Is,ats Broker. SIS -ss.,
tfoR sAlE.A DhUG sToRE, doing a sOea
,i,, t1 Isass q $50 rer mouth Good locs:1
AafFe,s pEGseisr. s s.Sr orsosi ea as
'oR RnsI-Thc CIGAR srd NEwsPAPER
sure street \. w, including /. large shOw WINDOW, els
roses. - ~ 49,
MONEY TO LOAN.
be untersigped is authorized Sy client to loo,
O. Ga approved seouT ~ tie sun q slS zoe IN
GRE lurn, Or ~ such sums ~ may be wautAt AMI
81 my law Office, A96 bouisiana avenue FE
FESDALb J.. ALENANDEa,
-es-eozW AttSsney at Lag
L. Or eALE-EOur frst-clas- BRICK HnVsYS
two squares from Capitol PARK. Als1 the -
Some distance 70 The new kAstsrn Market, anh -
az Nc 10 STE Bs 70 nm, cars well Id
located for any business mea. These houses ARE
VII bullt. ten re- me each gas hot aud cold water
sEo sever. fernls easy. Ingutre GA ne preJaises
10. St9 street 4. h. or hEskE0Y SOS, i5th
Il eet. Also, q iue, fast tTotting gAMIkY HnRST
81 GG8, and A9OE for sale. noy2s iu-
TO LoAs-sl2.ooo IN sums from sg.oup.
yJAN BOYLE & Co,
Zeal Relate Brokers,
eel sl3 18th street, Plant. BUILDING
FOB SALE-A handsome DRUG STORE, htt-d
I'D In mod IN style. on Baltimore street, in@
Baltimore, doing an excellent business; with r.
besutiiu mineral water sppsratus The owher
having q termined toout the business will sell at
q bargain. Address
roalm PHARMACIST. Baltimore.
ELZAAR.-Bargains 10 LADIES', GENTS aps
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A RAILROAD
AND
ZEAL ESTATE NOR A q D
Combined.

In it's - Gold Bonds the Northern Paoinc Ksii
road Comran furnishes to the public IN invest
nept security which combines ths ready Degotia-
biiity, the convenience, and the high credit Of q
frstoisss railroad bond with the sodty snd safety
Il . real estate mortgage Land worth at least
twice the amount loaned.
They are offered at par in currency, aad yield .
HANDSOME PROFIT to those exchanging S1s.
The bonds are . first and only mortgage on ths
road, its equipments and earnings, and also on Q
and grant which, the completion Of the road. wiz
average $500 acres 70 each mile Of track.
They Are issued In denominations from oloO 70
el,00 Coupon, and el0o to 60 900 Registered have
thirty yeArs 70 run, bear interest Of 7 per cent
in gold, and are 1XEAPT From URITRD
STATES TAX to the no
The semi annual interest on the Registered Bonds
10 paid With GOLD CHECKS, sent - the post oflos
address Of the holder.
AL marketable Stocks and Bonds received In a.
change, without expense tho investor, at their
sighsst currsas Dgioss.