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Lo11sr1Irr. Ky. Oct. s. 1865

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct, s 1863
Dr. JoHE Bull Dear sir. Many thanks to you
for the medicine yOu have 20 kindly given me.
have been great sufferer for year,, and had the
advice of various physicians Some pronounced
my spine, my lungs, and some my heart
TO be the seat of uIy disease. have
been burnt blistered and capped until had
become disheartened. Several very eminent physi-
clans who examined my spine informed me that
was threatened with paralysis or apoplcxy any
day, and that nothing but seton would relieve me
had perfect horror OF that and was hesitatlnG
about having one inserted, when You kindly sent
me your Sarsap arilla which Immediately begun to
take three times day. had suffered terribly with
most acute pain in the right side Of my head, es
peCialy when woald read or write for any length
/ OF time, and raising to my feet would be per
fectly blind for several minutes and would have to
/ hold to something to prevent falling.
am most happy 10 inform you that the pain in
4 my bead is entirely relieved: suffer but seldom
with my spine and then not so acutely. My appe-
rite Is -ood indeed for the first time in my life
/ enjoy my dinner more than any other meal during
the day.
You kindly sent mt four bottles again las, night,
and began again this morning. and hope to be
] entirely relieved Please accept my heartfelt
thanks and nest wishes.
Very traly your most greatful friend.
Mrs B. c. RIVERS.
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Or. c. BIGELOW,
Confidential Physician,
SOI1AAOHUAd4 I ny S1C1eI1Is
No 81 & 27a 5. Clark S., Cor Van Brren,
CHICAGO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ILLS
CHICAGO.

Il l. we'll known by al readers of his paper that
Dr. C. BigeoW is the oldest established physician IN
Chic1go. who has msde the treatment of all chronic
and sexual diseases specially science and eNleI-
if:acv made Dr. the met renowned SPE-
CT Isl Of III age. hoHonvd by the press, esteemed
of the highest medical attannenis by all The medl-
cal institute Of the day, hrying devoted TWENTY
YEARS OF HI LIFE in peraeeii' remedies thai
will cure po>ltiyeiy the worst cases CT CHR mic
AND PRIVATE DISEASES Of the GENITu URI-
NARY ORGANS in bolh sexes, Seminal Weakness.
producing Nervousness, Aversion to Society, In
paired vision, LDss of Memory and Mani Cd per
fectiy cured. II l. evident that one who confines
himself TO the study Of tain diseases, treating
thousands of cases every year, must have sreatel
skill than physician in n general practice. Read
his MEDICAL TREATISE for ladies and gentleman
sem free any address in sealed envelope Consul
laIion free. The finest rooms in the city. with sep
arate parlors for ladies and gentlemen. Call; you
set only the doctor. Correspondence Confidential
Address all letters to DIR. BIG ELUW, No. 46+
state ST Office hours from 9 "A N. to P. NJ; Sun
days p. N. to5.
n Blades send for descriptive circular o
PessdTe Renedee the best prevention Of conception
known Sent 10 any address: enclose stamp.
The following testimonial TO the skil and sue
cess Of DR.. c. Bigeow was published in this city.
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BULLS
sARsAPARlLLA

Read the toItoecing extract Of letter
from Mrs Rieers, seife Of Recerend DR..
Rirers, one Of the most learned, eloquent,
and popular Ministers Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and soho is at present
stationed at Broadaody Church, Louisville,
Kentucky
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RELIEF FOR THE AFFLICTgD.-lt is an old saying
that the indscretions of mankind manifold, and
the records annually published in medical works
attest the truth of the assertion. Men commit gre
yipus errors against the laws of nature and moral-
tp and pay the penalty in the shape Of loatbsome
disease acute pain and prolonged suffering Each
year increases instead OF diminishing toe evil. and
the long catalogue of sufferers stretches out to an
extent absolutely appalling. The man who seeks
to correct these stupendous eyils regard as a
public benefaetor The physician who makes the
class Of diseases which refer a speciality and
who By stndy. application and experience, labors
10 relieve mankind Of the direfui consequences
which must inevitably ensue, is laboring for pur-
pose which is praisewnrthy and commendable
Sach man Is DIR, Bigelow, No. 464 South State St
Chicago. and whose advertisement may be found in
our columns He is by education and experience
emneutly qualified TO undertake all and even
to restore to health where Others have failed.
4-Iqd&wIv
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INSURE NOE AGENCY
j. M. BUFORD,
Represents the Oldest 4 Strongest Companies
1.-THE BEST is THE CHEAPESTW
$91, 600, 10000 Capital Represented

s.Old Hartford" Assets $2.2O4 800
4Ctnn OF Hartford. 5.3oO.3cO
Home ofNew York 4.446.s59
Frranlx,in ofPhila.. 3.363 .671
Old N. America of Phila., 5SS1OVV
lmDeria Fire ms Co. of Londen Gold Assets 1OooOooo
NJ British Mercantile lO,OUO,OOO
Queen of Liverpool and London, i0,OOO,OOO
Firemen's Fund of California, 6l9,22l
National lns. Co., Hartford, Assets $4,000
National Ine. 90. Iohila.. IS 41S.52O
Northwestern National ms. Co., 657534
Westchester Fire ms Co., 4O,O86
Manhattan Fire ms. Co., New York, 493, 600
st. Joseph ms. Co., 494l57
Railway Pass. Ins. Co., of Hartford, " 100000
Conn Mutual Life Ins. Co. of 100000
Policies Written at Current Rates. Office No. 3, Argus
Building, up stairs.
J. NJ. BUFORD, Agent.
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I>WSSXZSSNSSSAN
MXMMMI

of Chronic and Acute Rheumatism, Neuralgia
Lumuago, SciAIica. Kidney and Nervous Diseases,
after years Of suffering. by taking iDR. FILTERS
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC SYRJ P-the scientific dis
covery of j 7. Filter. NJ d, 4 regular graduate
ph ysician, with whom We are personally acquaint-
ed. who has for 81 year treated these diseases ex
elusively with astonishing results. We believe 1t
christian duty after delheraiion, to consc1eh-
tiousy request sufferers TO usc IT, especially per
in moderate circumstances who cannot Afford
O waste money and time worthless mixtures.
As clergymen we seriously feel the deep responsi-
hility resting in publicly endorsing this med
icine. But our knowledge aad experience OF lis
remarkable merit fully iustifes our action. Rev
{. II. Ewing, Media, Penn. suffered sixteen yeaTs
became hopeless. Rev. Thomas Murphy, u. d,
Frankford, Philad's Rev. J. b. Davis, Hights-
town, New Jersey. Rev. J. :. Buchanan, Clarence,
Iowa. Rev. Il. q. Smith. Pttsford, New York
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Church, Philadelphia
Other testimonials from Senators. Governors,
Judges, CoBgressmeu. Physicians. &c. forwarded
gratis with pamphlet explaining these disease
One thousand dollars will be presented TO any med
icine for same diseases showing equal merit under
test that can produce one fourth as many living
cures ANY person sending by letter description OF
aiiction Will receive gratis legally signed guar
antce, naming the number Of bottles to cure,
agreeing to refund money upon sworn testimony
Of its failure TO cure. Afflicted invited to write to
DR.. Filter, Philadelphia HIS valuable advice costs
nothing.
ss Medicines for sale by Smith & Bonney, and
T. A Benser Rock Island 2-l2dwSs&w1y
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SCHEETZ'S
CELEBRATED
BITTER CORDIAL !

1T Is A RELIABLE FAMILY MEDICINE, AND
! can be taken by either infant adRlt with the
same benifcal results 1t l. a certain, prompt and
speedy remFsty for DiarrhGa. Dysentery, Bowel
Complaint Dyspepsia, LeRness OF Spirits, Painting,
Sick Stomach Headache etc. etc. For this and
Fever OF all kinds it is better and safer than Qui-
nine without any OF Its pernicious effects 1t ere
ates an appetite proves powerful digeser of food,
and will counteract the effects of liquor in q few
minutes. For sale by all Druggists.
COP SHUEEnlZ prnr,rin+nr-
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DR.. 5 ! One
II2 Vast Madison St


CHICAGo......-....... ......-..-.-II.L.
tRegu az Graduate Of Medicine
Treats all CHRONIC, SEXUAL iii PRIVATE
ID EASES. of botH svxNs, as reasonable prices.
3,T36 Cases Cured since the Great Fire.
SEaINAL WEAKNESS, SPERMATORRHoEA
might losses : AUAL DEBILITY and impolency
loss OF sexual power all iupcdiments to mar
rage permanently cured. No mercury used Pa
iiUuts at a distance treated by eft, medicines
sem everywhere. Consultation free. pe.so ally or
by mail. Cures qua antced or muncy refunded.
Female Pills e@tra strong tsafe ana sure by mail
g. Male Safes 81 each or : for 3. All r, male
DIFFICULTIES and Irregularities frcaied with safety
and success.
A BOOK describing al Private Diseases Cor both
n scNes and ei Culars, &c. for Married Folks,
all sent scaled to any address for two stamps All
letters coati6e uIial-
Please state where y0n this notice. lo4dwly
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JACOB SCHEETz, Proprietor.

y. W. cor 5th and Race Sts.
PHILADELPHIA. .......,............-.PA
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From the Chicago Times Oct %. 1851

The following testimonial as 10 the skll and sue
cess Of DR.. C. Bigelow was published in this city.
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J. VT. BUFORD, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-11

The Cumberland CiriliGH, paper that natu-
rally devotes good deal of Intelligent attention
to canal interests, charges that the ChesaPeaks
and Ohio canal is now run in the interest of
politicians, and says that while AlIegany county
is the feeder OF the canal, and therefore en-
titled TO take an important part in its manage
ment, yet she has never been allowed a single
director The Cirilidn says:
When a vacancy occurred a few months
since, Gov. Whyte and Mr.. German, in their
counseis, again determined that AIlegany
should not be represented. They threw a tub
TO the whale by appointing Hon. Pat'k HamiII,
OF Garrett county, As one of the board. Mr.
Hamill lives about 2 200 feet above the canal
level; he has no interest in it; his county has a
very small interest comparatively, and he does
not represent Allegany In any way. Now, what
is the matter with Allsgany? Have we no men
of intelligence? Have we no honest citizens
who are capable? We certainly have gentle
men who are honest, intelligent and deCgig an
tsrsSfed an tie Vis, and honest Administrators Of
crrGi GfGIrS. And II is tins very reason thar
prevents their appointment by the board OF
public works"
What answer have Gov. Whyte, President
GOrnan and the Board " make to these allega-
tiOns?
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The frequent terrible accidents at Niagara
Falls call for some remedy. Hundreds of lives
have been lost through ignorance or careless
ness which might have been saved with proper
precautions on the part of the authorities. For
three miles above the falls the current in the
river Is said TO be % strong that those who at
temp 10 cross are forced to row up stream along
shore some distance, and then, by putting the
head Of the boat iisgonalIy up stream and
pulling hard, it Is inst possible to make a land
ing on the other shore at peint nearly OppO-
site the place OF starting. The trip is cOnsid-
cred extremely hazardous, and none bat good
osrsmen can make it. II was at this point that
the young man, woman and child enterer the
rIver from Chippewa creek on the 4th inst,
and were carried down over the falls half an
hour later. 1t il quite probable that they were
totally unaware of the danger OF attempting 70
cross at that point, or they would never have
made the venture. Others have been drawn
into the irresistible current in the same way
and the long list of unfOItunates VIII continue
TO swell yearly unless something is done in the
way Of precautionary meas Ires. IL has been
suggested to police the river above the falls for
several miles on either shore, hut this mode
would be expensive, and il would seem prefer
able TO adopt another suggestion, which is that
a cable be stretched from shore to shore several
miles above the falls, so that in case a boat
should be drawn down by the current those in
it could seize the cable and draw themselves,
or be drawn by meansof pulleys, to either shore.
The expense OF this would be but trihing while
at this distance IL seems reasonable to suppose
that II would be etfectual in saving many pre-
cious lives.
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The loss Of two steamships recently upon the
dangerous coast Of Nova Scotia, throu. "a fol-
lowing what is called the northern route. and
the fact that three Of the six steamers which the
Inman line has lost within twenty years have
come 10 grief the same route calls attention to
the necessity that Atlantic steamers should seek
a safer course. The Cunard line has already an
noulced its purpose to abandon the perIlous
northern coast route for the southern passage.
1t would be well to have a great cean hi way
mapped across the Atlantic, OF rather two high
ways or tracks, one of which should be allotted
to vessels going east, and the other to those
coming in the opposite direction. In this way
the dangers from collision would be avoided by
outward and inward bound vessels pursuing the
same track, as at present. The Cunarders have
prescribed for themselves a definite double
track Of this kind, aud II might be found adj
visable for all steamers to follow their high
way.
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TIE aarkoss,

BALTIMORE, July n.-yrginia skies, e,nso,Ids
ted s.; 40 peeiers 49,; West Va s. Ish bid today
BALIIhokE, July n.-Ooston aulst-lov mid.
dinss, - Ilssr steady aud in good demand: price,
unchanged. Whest active asd O rmer-white choice,
90 lair TO prime do, 81 66gl7s CHI dice amber,
81 sd1ye 30; good % gri%. red cog 81 10 com
81 =; amber ssstSIn, 81 tsSsISo. Corn Arm for
o.. mixed western duil, So. Oats active and firm
southern; 5i9s5; western mixed, Ge4s; do white,
81 Rye, I5Gio. HAY unchanged. Provisions strong:
mess pork guiet, SiI4@sHh. Bulk meats, frmer
ard higher; no stock Ofering-shoulder., 81: clear
,ib sides, 10 Bacon actiye.shoudcrs, q rib sidss,
10y clear RIB sides, lVh all. Sugsr-cured hsm g.
ih4 @l5s. Lsrd dull, o5,@sA. Western, butter
NV YORK, july II Gold opened at ll5tS
NEW YORK, july II Stocks dut. Gold Arm,
10 Money easy, 4GS. EXCHANGE, lony, 90; short,
100. Governments dun and steady
NV YORK, July u.-Flour shade frmar. Wheat
tTlts better. Com frmer.
LONDON, July II, 12:sO p. MO i0s, 9O3s. Erie,
4SiS,
LONDON, July II, ,. m.-Erie, a..
LONDON, July II, LIS . m.-Erie, 81.
LONDON, july II Les .. m-Erie, ~.
l"NDoN, July II, D. m.-Frie, ia
LONDON, July lis {. m.-Eria, ~
LONuoN, July II, BIS r m.-Frie, AZ.
LONDcN, july II, 49, m.-Thr Iat- Of discount
three mont hs ILLS in OpeT market is a, per cent
below ths Bank Of Englsrd rare C5nsuls for ac-
count. 92aa. Ten forty bonds, aJl1.
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THE WEATHER.

NAE DEPAETMENT, (lacs a. CItef Sisnal OFcsr,l
WAsHINGTON, july II, 1873, % a. M (
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwESTY-FOCR HOURS
Tn barometer has risen since Thursday morning
throughout the eastern Rllf states and northward
over The lake region. 1t has fallen somewhat
throughout the Aaanc states, and especially in the
extreme northwest. The temperature has risen in
FLORIDA, and fallen somewhat in New England, the
riddle state aBd lower lakes. Eastery winds with
numerous rains, have pr"y allied throughout the
Atlantic states. CiearirS weather IL now reported
from the middle states. NOrtherly winds and clear
weather from the lake region and southwark
over the Ohio valley. Sputhes~'erly winds, rising
trmreratnre and increasing cloudiless in the ex.
IRENE northwest.
PROBABILTTIEs.-For the rest Of Friday, in the
southern states, generally clear weather, with
northerly winds and higher temperature; but for
The eastern gulf and south Atlantic states and for
Florida, local rains For the middle states, north
westerly winds and generally clear weather. For
New England, west ard northwest winds, cloudy
weather, and local rains. For the lake region,
northerly winds veering 10 northeast, partly cloudy
aud clear weather, followed Friday evening by
occasional local storms on Lakes Michigan and
Superior. For the Ohio valley, northeast winds,
veeripR 20 southeast, with higher temper ature For
the mort Invest sOutheasterly winds rising TEN pera
ture and cloudy weather, with occasional storms
LOCAL RECORD.
The thermometer in the business room OF THE
STAR office registered to-day follows:-S a. m, rs
10 a. m, So IL m, So; 2 D. m. S.
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Gov. Walker, OF Virginia, takes advanced
ground in favor OF educating the colored
people. In a late address delivered before the
societies Of the state agricultural college of
Virginia, he advocated the appropriation by
the federal government of the entire proceeds
derived from the sales of public lands for
educational purposes. In hberating the
colored people and giving them the right of
suffrage, he said the government should not
only have provided the means for the education
OF he new suffrsgans, but it should have gone
further and sided the people of the south to
fulfll this duty to themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-11

Young Walworth, Who killed his father, and
who was sent to prise for life through the mis-
taken clemency Of the jury which tried him, is
to have /" soft thing" comparatively speak
ing, at Sing Sing. He is not TO be placed on a
level with ;ne common convicts; not bit of it,
but is TO be made ''shief clerk of the stock de-
partment," where his labOrs will be wholly
Clerical, and where he can look down with lofty
dlsdain upon the poor devils who, while they
Nave not attained his altitude in crime, are
compelled TO submit to the full rigor of their
sentence.
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The WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
The opinion Of the Attorney General on the case
of G-n. Howard humors OF the Postal Cards;
the Winchester (Va.) tragedy; Danbury doings;
Bret HaTte's latest poems, latest and best tales.
poems, sketches and fashion items: together with
all the news Of the week; Washington news and
gossip, agricultural items, household receipts,
&c, &c
Terpls: One dollar and a half per annum. in
advance; single copies i've cents, in wrappers,
.dy for mailing.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Government Securities

There is no rerc'ptihle change in the money
or stock markets in New York, the former con-
timing easy and the latter firm
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hSCIRCULATING LIBKARY-Y. N GA
Wy building, corner Of 9Th and d strssu, open
from q, IN. to ~ p. m. Completed sets Of All The
OCULAR books Of the day, including the works Of
Dickens, Bufwer, Mrs stowe, wilkie Collins, Mis-
guar, Charles Reade, Miss Alcott, Fariun, H.ns
Andersen, Bushnell, Guthrie, Miss warasr, &C.,
sc; Terms: So per year, or 81 per quarter.
Daily Prayer Meetings at Il Is, 8 and D. m. Sab
bath services at D. m. I'm Lincoln Hall. iy3
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n SDMEIROrULILAN BUILDING ASSUCIA-
GU1 TON.
Tho attention If the public is invited to the Me-
tTopoiitan Building Association, of Washington Ii
- - De operated upon what IL favorably known a.
The "old pian," with such improvements as have
be- IA suggested by experience. the shares are one
dollar each, and the time for irst sale Of money ha.
ben Fixed for the third NJ ,nday in July, inst. As
the stock is being rapidly taken all are advised to
subscribe at once. The following persons have been
especially authorized 20 receive subscri ptions:
VIM. Dickson, Real Estate Office, 6,B 18th street
John Cook, 9l3 ri street.
James Fraser, Treasurer, Wood and Coal Office
GegTge ". Cissei, Grocer, $40 7ih street
y. G. Ecklcf, Mar-hal Police Court,
Joseph Il. Edison, Patent Attorney, 5l4 9Th street
Geo. W. Bauer, Pennsylvania ave. near lIth ST
NJ. Y. Callan, Real Estate once, SIG Tth street
J W. Cox, sJ3 3 h stree; northwest.
G. N. Barker, Doors, Sash and Blinds, GAL N ASA
chusettz avenue.
Geo. II Wood, Office Comptroller Of the Currency.
VIM. II. Browne, principal examiner room TO-
Patent Office, and the Secretary.
The dues are payable any time before the third
Monday in July, at the ON g Of the treasurer.
WIN. DICKSON, President.
JoHN A PREscoIT, Secretary.
y2-d5tSeo3t lRep1
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WAsnIkeFoEs sokIoLs, BosroN. .Nl

WAsHikerossks 6 sToIknroLs, BOSTON, AND
The nne Iron Steamer LADY OF THH LAKE,
nnyinf rssems6 her regular trips 10 49,
Nsrfolk, viii leave her wharf, foot EsS3l-A
q 9Th street, every MONDAY sDdms~z.<&a16
IhS kspAI, ~ ,. m, touch hing at principal River
kep1infs, connect,ns 81 Norfolk with Steamship 81
pc u and n Line for Boston and Proyide5oe
Freight should be addressed scare OF LAZY o. ths
Lake, via Norfolk Branch ticket once Al x por1
E1press Ones sos Pennsy lYsnis svepue
T n. CROUOH, Agent, sth -strsst wharf
pQRSEf OLAGHTT, General Agent.
MID PLANTS 6Ore, CORNER l5h sud Pc sve
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CUNAhD LINE.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AbERIo..
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP,
BETWEEN INV YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CokK HARBOR
FROM NEW YORK.
Wed-guly 2 Psrthia. July q
.Cuba wv cd..-yrIy sama-ia.-.sat- Jaiy u
Standardization 6 ABB ssiniA Set July lg
Algerl--- Met- July ~ Batavis..-- Jnly Is
-Russia-..--Wed-.yuly ~ OHlsbria .lkgs a
Steamers marked thus d. not carry stserase pss-
ssngers
AID every following WEDNESDAY, snd sATUR.
DAY from New YORK
hArKs OF PAssAsE.-CAbin, So, l1J, ana IN
gold according 20 accommodation. 49,
Tickets 70 Paris, sls, god, additional <XEYk
Return tickets GU Favorable tCrUss .<2z,zMk
stesIsee tickets from Liverpool ADe QueenstOvr,
and AL parts az kurOpe, 81 lowest rc.-S, ThrOusb
bills q isdtng given 20 Belfast, Glasgow Have.
Antwerp and other points ON tho Oontineni aud Tor
Mediterranean Hurts. For freight aud cabin p..-
sage, sppy si the Oompsuys ONCE, No Boxlins
Grcen; fot steerese passage, ct No. III Br-sowsy
CHAs q. fbANUKLrs, Asenr, New York.
OTIS BlGELOw, Agent,
Ofhce, o43 - street NORTHWEST
bosls-D Washington, ID. q.
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LOB .RENT-FURNIsHED RoeMB: . baek
Il Par1or furnishsd . Bedroom, and two pleas
ant rooms, beck and front, on second story, In an
Be rented on reasonable terms to gentlemen oaly.
Addrea "A. J., "Hstiend Republican sfase,
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nS1oFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
Wy OHIO CANAL COMPANY,
ANNAPOLIS, MD, July 9, 1873.
Notice Is hereby given, that the coupons Of Juiy,
ls51i aud January. lsS, on the Preferred Construc
u"n Bonds Of this Company, will be paid at the
Banklng House"t Messrs Alexander Brown i Sons,
Biltimore, on and after 49, inst
J,lOdil5ih A.P GORMAN, President
~ BALANCE SHEET of the PIREMEN'S
Wy ms co. of Washington and Georgetown,
a, me ~, 1873
LA ABILITIES. $1,000 ASsELS.
To cash capital. lJi.0CJ O. By United states a n
fCscCur d lui,gUUGl other securi-
t. coming. fund Z .936 ~ ties .... l52 0g7 g
To prof. and LOSE ~ 10 "a BY secur notes lO 900 O
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c. W HOWARD, Srcretary
SEbscrbCd and sTUTI to before me, this 8th day Of
july 1873.
JyIU& We HOWARD, Notarv PubIic