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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

The following transfers Of real estate have
been fled since our last report. in the Office OF
october A1George A; Lane to Bernhard An,
Sna M bTTsithauRt, lot 65 square 1874 90 500
% 5 i 49, Srsns f. IasePP A to
SR'sniey Jones lot a. square 20, $500; George
fS@and French to PIKE. i q
and g. square s7l, 6iUe: Poulus Thyson TO william
Lane 70 Wilhemin. soefy a. lots II and y, sauafe
10. ss 81, tsns 9 TsS@;.
Gilbert e al square is s: e1ecu ssn'o Of Dan
isl Csgrol, to Hswkins TsyOr, part If lot squsre
ss s;sse s s:tssh k ss5
Bsr Wages and w poRs S;t lss ~ qua Sss
Adam agner 20 J.%ss J. Gisrh. lot IS square 81.
(, sSu1SesiS Sh Hs Fie'ener to John W Dick LOT
SstSSsr 3 .5s%ss T. Pix. to ssmuna .. French.
s n! nsi1 ss e.s
half Of lot IO4 square 90 es Ixeeutors Of Ulysses
ss: s!sGs ssss :! q :sa q
!. u.s. q ss :st PoS, Sss.s, e i:..e 61Os
:.a r. fhon :Sssi @
Ghsnsn ' 3 Hsnqs q. Sss 6S,r
I s 8; FOxiss. ISt :, Seesrs lSis. Si; Jss: q:
-: =: HI ~ a: = g; ss: & "a
4! IS ~ s:ss: s
s e. Ss Ssa; ~ g A;Si:
CSstin, psrt 81 lot :as.ss sc. q. 10: RicS.rd
70 g ;rt e :u,ss a
r. EshI ;ausSs i o. goo; 3: r. Middissoa. IT,. to
p.,-,., SsoRolfowH IlANsTERs.
part Of a. Peter Besstie. Threlkelds, and Deakons
liz; l. ysekso9e &c Al, trustees, 10 William 10
BETTY and Havkins' section. 0S; Charles Burke TO
Oios Ann Fields part 81 lot u, Hol11ed 3 section
COUNTY rlANsTKRs-
O1sStes 4; James; trustee, 20 Richard n. Hall.
Meridian Mill, $500; Ricberd d. Hall 10 Horace
I Gray, section 1, bleck 8, Hall and Elvans' sub.
and Wal,er COX to Charles q. smith, section IS.
v right and Coxs subdivision, Pleasant Plains
Ss62 90; h. lshville Mitchell to Tbomas a Mitch'
ell. part OF tract Of land called The ssar's Par.
tition" near the 7th street turnpike and contain
ing acres, more o. less, o3,1Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

SThe Portland Press says the horse disease
may be fuctuating in some places, but it an
pears to be stable thing in that city.
Df is stated that the Boston Red STOCKINGS
Will receive the champion base ball pennanf.
which is not important if true.
Marshal Bazaine's private fortune is esti-
mated ut 1000 900 francs. This explains the
anxiety OF his relatives to have him shot.
The Ohio river Is SO low that the city au-
thorities have passed an ordinance requiring all
help it all they can.
- According to the South Pacific Times a
French lady was turned cut OF the Cathedral of
Lima because she came TO hear mass with a
fashionable bonnet on her head. =. :
D0Cincinati society bellies devote FRIDAY m
eating onions and celery. but by the aid Of
caehous ana peppermint hair oil, are ready to
"receive" by Saturday evening.
- Another boy tormentor is prowlinQ about
the state of Massachusetts He appeared the
other day at Rsynham, where he seized q how
and threatened to bind him TO a railroad fraci
and let the train run over him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02
Washing tom Markets.

THE RULING PRICES TODAY.
This morning Center market was extra well
supplied, and the attendance of buyerS and
iookers-on quite large, as usual. The attend
ance OF country people owing to the storm was
NOT great, but much larger than expected. We
quote prices as follows:
Ledts-Beef (pOrter house), 25a3Oc. per ID:
do (srloin), 25c.; do (rOund), 20c; do. (roasting
plecesl, 20a25c.; do. (corned), 10a12Ic.; pork /,
I'm a2oc; do (corned), Sal2 c.; mutton, 15a20c;
lamb, 15a20c.; veal, 15a20c.; dried beef 2Oa38c
hams (whOle 1oa20c.; do. sliced, 25a2sc ;shogld-
ere (wb0ie) 9allc.; cut, II al3c; middIings l2c;
cut, 15c. lard, 10al2Hc.
Fish.-Rock, 40c. per bunch; perch 4Oc per
bunchi spots, 40c. per bunch; salmon. csc. per
ID; salmon trout, Pablo. per ID; lake white
hsh 20 cents per Id; shad (salt or smoked
2Oa25c. each; herring do roe), SOC. per doz. do
melt), 3Oc.; hallibut, 20c. per h.; pike, 4oc per
bunch; catfish. 25c. per bunch; Holsters, 15c per
H.; sheeps-h head, scarce, 5Oc.as1.
Gdme.-Ducks, blue wing, 75c. ash per pair;
Maliard, Il 2jal.50 per pair; Wtigeon, 75:.as1
per pair; blackhesds, soc. per pair; red head
SD per pair; partridges, tquail0 sSKa4 per
Observation-Disclosures, Irish, i0c. per peck; do.
sweet, 35c,; turnips, 2oa25c.; beets, Base. per
bunch; onions, white. 81, red, Coo, yellow, 49c.
per peck; tomatoes, 60a30c. per peck; cabbage
5al2c: per head; lima beans, 2Oa2jc. per quart:
egg plant, 5a2oc. each; pumpkins, IOa25c. each;
peppers, l2c. per doz.
Fruits-Apples, (eating) 4Os5Oc. per peck;
do, (cooking,) 80. iOc.; grapes, IOa2O; per Ib.;
chlncapins, lOc: per quart; chestnuts, 1oa20c.
per quart; cranberries, l5a2Oc. per quart.
DutcT.-I Hiidutiptlla PRINT, ODc. 10, choice
roll, 40c; fair do, 25a30c. Eggs 35a4Oc per doz.:
Cheese, 20a25c. per Id.
Pouitry-Chickens, I5cS1. 25 per pair; ducks,
Slal.25 per pair; turkeys, 20a25c. per Id.
PRICES AT THE WHOLESALE MARKET
Louisiana avenue, between 10th and 18th streets:
IRISH potatoes. per bnshel, 81 %; sweet pO-
tatoes, per bbl., S2.50a3; apples, per Dbl.
s2as3-5O; green corn, per 100 dozen, SO; toms-
toes, per bushel, Sl.50aI.I5; grapes, per 100
lbs, sl2ai5; egg plant, per dOz., SOC; pears,
per bushel, 81 J0a6; onions, per bushel, 81 %;
oeets, per 100 punches, IS 50; cabbage, per
hundred. 81 .50aS10; chickens, per dozen, II as:
ducks, - 50a6; eggs, per dozen, SIC; cucum-
bers, per dozen, Ice; turnips ,5c. per Dbl; mar
row fat squash, Sl.50 per cwt.; chestnuts, S3
ries, S1l per Dbl.
During the past week about 143 tons of hay
has been disposed of-clover, best quality, bring
ing sl.S5aS 80. per hundred and good timothy
e2aS215. Il tons OF straw sold at the following
prices: W heat straw, al; rye straw, S1.5O to
elSO. and oat straw 81 IS. 70 bushels Of
oats sold at SOC. per bushel for new, and SIC. for
old crop. 80 barrels of corn sold at S425as4 So
90 bushels Of potatoes sold at S1.25a1.60 per
bushel.
The market was generally well supplied. A
prominent feature was the fine display of
northern apples which appear to be in good de-
mand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02
CUSTOM DEPARTMRNT-ro or

custom DEPARTMRNT-To ORDER:
Beaver Overcoats for SIS, $50, SS5 and $40.
kersey Overcoats for SOS, $50, as aud $40.
Melton Overcosts for 500, SIS, $50 and SIS.
English Cas- mere Suits for sac.
Scotch Cheviot Suits for $40.
Domestic Cashmere Suits for s90 and s35.
ROMAN & Cox. 81 9TH sfreet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

No MORE dispensatiOns Of Photographs and
Fries st our present place after this afternoon
and evening, as the Grand Enterprise will re-
move on Monday next, November ith, 20 No. 3l7
9Th street, corner ID, and next door to Green *
Williams.
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OI TY ITE Nj 5.

The FAMOUS Halford Leicestershire Table
Sauce can be had OF grocers.
CONE and look a. our 81 fine MeFinO Tn Ter.
shirts and Drawers. Goldman ~ SteiubSrg.
corner eth and q streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays 6 per CT.
Per annum on deposits for each calendar month
TO &. Ht3 IStl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

QUERY why is it that Hamilton & Pear
son, Y. NJ. Z. A. Building, corner of 9th and ID
streets, are doing such an extensive business In
Latrobe stoves, ranges, CRATES, slate aud marble
mantels, gas fixtures, plumbing, gas-ftting,
most complete assortment of these goods south
of New York. and employ the very best work
men, and complete all orders with promptness
and in the best manner. To prove the assertion
give them a call. 1926 ,eO6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

GENTS. KID GLOVES from 81 to %, in great
variety OF shades, at Chss. Bsum's kid glove de-
pot, 9Th street, between ID and f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

WITHOUT WELL FITTING silk or soft hat,
all decoration Of ones person goes for naught.
A superb assortment Of gents, youths, and
childrens hat and caps, always on hand and at
very low prices. CARTER Il Co.,
424 9Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02


AN CNLUcKY COMMUNIsT.-Iti is announced
that Asst, the member of the Paris commune
attempted to escape off the coast near the Cane
or Good Hope, by swimming away from the
transport ship which was conveying him to New
Caledonia. The fugitive was Immediately fred
at, and recaptured with a broken arm.
A CHEERFUL CONTEMPORARY cites Thomas
Jefferson as consolation for horse disease SON
convenieDces." That very respectable person
almost regretted that msn had tanned the horse
because he had neglected his own powers of
'ocomOtion. Now he has chance again; neces.
sity Is the mother of pedestrianism.
The PEOPLE of Lincoln, in Nebraska, have
been boring artesian wells nearly q fifth of a
mile deep without reaching water. The work
Is pursued chiefly as a matter Ofcuriosity for
there isn't a human being in the place who
would take the trouble to go the same distance
on dead level in search Of the came liquid.
The OPINION GAINS GROUND in France as
well as elsewhere that powerful gunboats will
IN future form one of the most important
branches of the marine, and active means are
being taken TO effect the needed changes and TO
build new boats. especially for river service. AT
such time as the exigency may demand.
MISS FLORENCE L. JOHNSON, lovely younp
lady OF M0rristown, Ind, has brought breach
OF promise suit against Alonzo Tyner, wealthy
gentleman of Indianapolis. Damages are laid
at 10000. Both parties are Of the highest re-
spectbility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02
WILLIAM L. WALL 4 Co.,
w NV Maj BILE Building.

CARPETS -CARPETsl -CARPETs
we have Just received from the importers and
hsnSsome stock Of body end TAPEsTsIiEssS.
THknkPLI. ING RAIN and other CARPETa'
being OF this seasons and to which We call tbe at
entfop OF buyers. tocl5l W. L. WALL a 90
III H. HEMPLBR.
IL MECHANICAL OPTICIAy.
4eS Penn,a Avenue, corner a. .,ra.,
First quality Brazilian Pebble. isnas0ITs
COBsoA BoYD's MINCE MEAT.
" the richest 10 market.
E d. Ct4PeTON, JR Wholesale AGENT,
ee<' I'm q 62s Louisiana avenue.
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LOCAL NEWS.
A,nusements, &c, To-nIght.

Afnusemenfs, DC, Tonight.
Nl,icgcI Thsat.r.-Mr. j. Il. Savile in "Rose-
da'sn
rlsaisT C0Esiqus.-Comedy, buTlesqGe, songs,
dances, etc.
c rc,rfia Hail.-Concert By the Marine Band
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

SUIT AGAINST RAILROAD CoMpANY.-Mr
X. i. Merrick has for Conrad Faunce entered
suit against the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
company for damages, laid at Si5, 900, claimed
10 have been sustained by plaintiff to his pro-
perty situated at the corner of MARYLAND ayenue
and 18th street, by reason of defendants having
raised the grade of said avenue to the height OF
six feet.
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PIANOS, &c.

SCHONACEER 90 CELEBRATED GOLD
- hkDhL PIANOS. GAIL kiCH1Ek.>
Agent -Asying a. - teacher nj music q TLx8
tils cit1 Tor the last tcu y~sr~. tel ththNN''
Ssnt 4 = good and CHEAP instrument, hay ing seen
Nlat eN,tbitADt price v ere paic Tor interior in
~ ID eDts, resolved q introduce tnfns public q
Washington \ Piano, O. which there h. none supe-
rior, hch hiss IN" novest patented an proven uts,
aud which has RITcn tlH Ereztost sails sctiun n
csrcerts - vel IN paftors. Wy suCress has
tren &C nHlete. and an Able now Z, trer theso
teaulLul INSTRUMENTS ~ ar.lls frUm 20 - - sC,
that = g say Is cent less than any other hrsf-
Sisss Piano, sn1 gectfui Invite tns public 20
csli Al ny NAreEoCm ana examine for tn mselyes.
fihnos tor rent. PiaIus pNchaUgaG. Rursnr and
repSil iug properly attended 40 AgeuCy, ga Poun,
ave-. let. sth an4 ltth ste. s.E INA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

WILCOX & GIBBs SEWING MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency a. Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 18th street,
Intelligencer Building. lO2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

THE ACIICN WILL CAsR.-To-day in the
case o. the contested will OF the latel)r Kalph
v. Anhck, The following issues were made for a
jury in the circuit court list. Whether the
said Ralph v. AGtick, at the time OF signing the
said paper writing purpOrting TO be his last will
and testament, was Of sound and disposiBg
mird, AMI capable Of executing a valid deed OF
contract. "a. Whether the execution of said
paper writing BIZ the said Ralph V. Aulick was
procured by aTtiice or under influence on the
part OF the said Emna L. Aulick or any other
person or persons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

- THOMAS GETTY,
SCHOOL BOOKS AID SCHOOL RISni ~
pr,ux At XkRY LOWEST PRICES:
FERS, PERIODICALS, BOOKS, sTATIoN-
ERR AND MAGAZINES.
"A supr " Of all kinds Of Beading Matter, Weekly
Papers. Magazines, Music, etc, on hand impeX
etely after publication. Orders for Books, Peredi
Will be promptly filled. sel3 n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

TIE Pubic LIBRARY OF KKNTUcKY GIFT
CoScE2T-Ve call the particular attention OF
our readers to<he final announce meE. OF Gov.
braHiette in CUR advertising columns in refer
ence 70 the seesnd grand GIT concert, 70 be held
IN Louisville, kys on the 9Th OF December next.
NO AseEf will be permitted 10 sell tickets tor the
managers after ti.e 25th OF November, which
makes Tie time yay short for the supply Of those
who may want ticIsts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

FREE CoNcERr--SchrsrEs uberg's music
hSl. 4ce feBnsyiyars avenue, Tonight, extra
aitrsethB. Prof. Mauno's string band, with
big y, Gerard In feats Of lsgerd "a an. Comic
anc seutim, ntal yoealism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

By RKsyRRINs 20 the advertisement of l. W
Boteler, IL will be seen that his stock OF goods
just inpoetsS, are tie finest in tue city, NJ
BOteler personally selected the gOods AMI hence
they are up 70 the slant ard. and equal in style
and workmanship TO those sold By any establish
nent in the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

LEE AhcADE-A.other new invoice of very
attractive tall and winter CARPETS just receivej
n THIS popular establishment, AZ. eth street
soGth, which will be open for inspection Mon
GAY me ath instant Those wishing to procure
goo and handsome carpets for the least money
should not lose the opportunity by calling al
thls house before purch asing elsewhere. See adj
vertseL.ents in another column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

+ TEE NEW SGRRBr RAILRcAps.-Mr.
John w. Thompson, president OF the Metro
Politan street-railroad company, returned
hete yesterday from New York, where he has
been TO order the rails for the 9th street and
Connecticut avenue railways, and the csastruc-
ton of the cars for those lines. About twenty
miles OF rails were ordered, the delivery Of
which will be commenced soon, and they VII be
put down as fast as received He also ordered
the cars for those roads, Of John Stephenson,
which are expected to be received here BY the
let OF January next, at the latest. These cars
will be much lighter than the cars now used on
the F-street road, though they viii be Of the
same length, and fitted up with all the modern
improvements. 1t Is his intention to have these
roads running a. soon as possible. The fnst rails
which arrive will be laid on 9th street.
THE CONTEST IL VIRsINIA.-We understand
that the Committee on Sewing Machines OF the
Loldoun County (Vs.) Fair have awarded the
highest prize 10 the Wheeler g Wilson Machine,
after one Of thu most exciting contests We have
ever known. Nearly all the leading machines
Of the country were represented there. The
decision OF the committee was unanimous,
which fact ia the more gratifying when We state
that three out OF four of the judges have other
their families.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

DEP0sITs msfs Witt the Freednea's sayings
sad Trust Company before November will
draw Interest At the Tsts Of six Der cent. Der
RnEum aLSer the Iale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

Yxw TINE SCHEDULE will 90 into effect on
sne ba.uHore and Ohio railroad Tomorrow
o.i0 a. m, GO a m, -8 r.. Ia, a. m. 10 as a M
!" p m; ssh p. m, 40 p. m, $50 D. m
y. m, $3.50 p m For the West, at e:f5 a m
and sSsl5 and - p. m Traikx marked thus |.
are the only tran ON SnndaY.
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WM. II. WHBATLEYS
Steam DyeinE and Securing
Establishment,
OFFICE, 49 JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. G.
Established 1881 premium awarded 1857; and IL row
one Of the oldest, largest and complete estsb-
shments OF the kind in this country Beet place in
the District for Cleaning Dyeing Gentlemen =
clothing. kverythi ne appertaiping 90 the business
well and promptly ecuted. Once closed daily o.
sunset, except Saturday when it will be open until
SH p. m. Post Office Box 123. ap2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: II you wish your
wearing apparel cleaned in a frst-class manner,
sent them to A. Fisher, No. els 9th street, oppo-
site Patent Office. The Professor will give YOU
satisfaction without fail. eN3:
THERMOMETERS and Baroneters are repaired
and made TO order by Hempler, near Sk street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02
Georgetown Advertisements.

lfATr SPECIAL MEETING or THE
~ GEORGETOWN CATHOLIC HIBER
MAN B. 5, held on the evening Of Oct. 80, ls7z. il
was unanimously agreed that the members attend
IN stody the laying of the cornerstone Of the new
81. Patricks Church. The members are ex pected
70 meet promptly at o'clok D. IN. SUNDAY, Nov
Sd, at their Hall. and from thence proceed TO the
City Hal Washington, where the procession wiN
De IoTmtd 81 y p M nl-2Is
THE LATEST NOyELTY.-7-octave PIANOS
rosewood, containing all the modern-
improvements, at z SIS @s
A full line Of Ladies' Companion andvIVNVV
other BASKETS, from &c. upward.
Chropos Framed in solid walnut and gilt, at ESQ.,,
Fine English and Domestic POCKET CUTLERY.
Cloth aid Hair BRUSHES and COM Be, cheap
The lsteet publications Of BOOKS and MCsIC
Price Of School Books reduced. at
ocH.lm POE 4 eELIGrONs, las Bridge st.
nRY GOODS AT POPULAR PRIORs-satieu.,
y En press Cloths and Poplins in the new cloth
color; medium and low priced Dress Goods in ali
colors end OF choice styles, Buffalo, Beaver ana
other brands; Black Alpacss from sc. 10 d IS:
Black and Colored Velveteens; q splendid assort-
nenf OF ehawls, very cheap; superior Bed Blankets
at lees than last years prices: Q very large stock
Cloths and Csssimeres; v hite and Colored fanneIs
Plain and Twiled Cottons Of ell kinds at prices that
cannot be beaten. BENJAMIN MILLER, lOI
brloge street, GeoreetoWn, ID. U. oc7
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n Office oF OPENING PUBLIC Roam IN
~ The COUNTY cf WASHINGTON, D. a.


BOARD OF PUBLIC WOBEs. DISTRICT or CoIuNPra p
So, NAsHINGToN, ID. O., October -. ISyz
whereas az Application ia writing has been M sde
10 The Undersigned Tor the spaning of q road in the
county OF Washinstcn, y. q from poiat on the
nor SIDE VI Boundary street, opposite 18th street
n W, fhr ugh the lsIds e III. n Dodge, MAY
Lansburg, James Rldre~ sy, and Maria r. stod-
dsId, 10 Thomas Morgan = subdivision of Oak
n Ln, and Hon n, p Chiyman, Attorney GENERAL
W iliiams. hon Z. = ing@rsoll, q p Parton, Col
hOsmer, J: v. ". NaudoI burg. Hoa. George Tay-
Tor, L Il Tullock, q. b. Richardson, aud Generai
duncan, ~ said county: And whereas the snder-
tened believe IL conducive 20 the public interest 20
cause road 20 be opened Ns above described aud
pray ed for And whereas the Of said road las
been BY direction of the dersi gned duly urveyet
and a plat thereof prepared aud MED in our office:
kstloe is hereby gwen OF the application sfore-
sAid as well as of the opening OF the proposed road
and all persons having objections thereto are re-
gueeted TO make them known 20 the undersigned on
November 9Th, at noon, a. the Office OF the Vice
President OF the Bosrd ~ Public Works Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. Room No. % Morrison's Build
ings, ~ sheet, Washington. ID. c., where any OBJ
lection " hich may be made will be heard and con-
CHAs a. JOHNSON,
oc2,BsO.nov269 Assistant Secretary.
fCbronicle and Republican copy
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h ~ ~ Cold Doaas ~ Dershsrr Psoaae R.n
rod OooDaa f1raishA 20 - Dublie q invest.
msnt security Voich combines TIE rsoAy pseotaa.
binty, the convenience, anA ths high credit Of a
nrstca0 ratroaA bond, WITH IL spl1lty md sassty
Of red ssea1s DostgAgs - lAnA worth G least
twice the apsunt loaned. 49,
They are t0srsd at Dar d eaRsaoy, anA Yield q
AAADeOA1 PROFIT - thoss sxcAangfnf 80.
1hs bond ars . arst end snly nortsAss q ~
rood, Ii squiD0saA ~ earnings, anA also On .
land Grant which, - - oooDassn Of tAs rod, YIN
sverige 800 acroo % eocA ME q track.
They ~ bg1od IN deno01nattons iron ol0 10
eloW OoaDoa. snA olo 10 oNSoe 1asisesrsd, have
thirty yeoES - rm, bear interest q 10 pr cont
IN gold, anA ars 1XE3R3 xD08 uUIf1D
The ssai-annual htsrsa - H. BaGistsssd Beods
= Daid with GOLD CHECKS. ssas 70 IL 80 o0os
sddren al the heldsg.
An marketable oteoks anA Doads rsesfvsd d e.
change, Uithoat sxDsass - ~ hvsseoe, ss thsdF
hishso GuE1eo1 Dr1eas.
JAx COOKE - CO.
b n = Or0,
nayD WAsHIH0roA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-11-02

Rim CUSTOM DEPARTMENT We have slI
the latest styles Foreign and Domastic Materials
70 make up at short notice by skilful aud eape-
rienced wOTkmen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-14

Msssrs. j. LAsHAK h 90 Boston, Mass:
have been troubled with piles internal or
bleeding) for many years. now feel myself
entirely cured by the use of less than half bot
tie of LathGn's oathsrtic Extract.
W ". KMeE4,
Boston Transcript.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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poisonof other means, ana the fitai organs wasted
bevond the r,srt of renair
They mr., CeutIe Purgntixs we'll .s,
Tonic possessing Also the peculiar merit OF acting
as powerful agent in relieving Congestion oy Inaau-
nation Of tho liver and ali the vi.cersl f1rvar,
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS In vorro mr.
ola married or single AT the dawn Of womanbood or al
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liam md Cent. Dv.Deosin mr. IndI0e.,io,
bious, hAe"tteh1 nho ihtermident re-
vcrs, Diseases of tho Blood, Liver, X i'd.
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oness' DiLIne-s' sou, EruetAt'ons OF me stomach.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-14

MessTs. J. LArHAN d Co., Boston:
Your Cathsrtic Extract 10 the best medicine
ever used. would not know how to keep house
without IL. r. Ii. STEVENS,
Milton, Mess.