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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-10-16
To Builders.

bids for the Cut Stone Work and Masonry
ID for the foundation of the new Catholic
church will be reserved until October 10th, 1873.
Plans and specifications to be seen at the parson-
eye, Alliance, Ohio. For further particulars ap-
ply or address. THCS. McKENIRY,
Secretary Building Com
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Teut0nia Fire Insurance Company
DA YTON. OHIO.

C@sA Capital, paid in, $250,0OO.
HENRY MILLER, President.
!. LINxwFILER, Sec'y.
JOHN RABER, Agent, Canton, Ohio.
d~ec5T2Yl
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FOR SALE.
An Excellent Property with 8
new large Frame BuiIdines,

THE undersigned wishes To sell his property
Il on 10th and Cherry street near the K. K. De
pot The buildings thereon standing are now
and we'll adapted for any kind OF business, OF
which one has q large dancing hall. The proper
ty will be sold in whole or in part, to suit pur
ehasers HENRY BECHER,
Oct2 '73-tf Canton, Ohio
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THE WEATHER.
war DEPARTMENT, 4fes Of Ca,S Sis,s. 0se~

WAR pkPAhIAkNT, CWcs o. thtJ StfvA. OGesy,t
WASHINGTON, October p, 1878, lO;SO O. M. Z
sfNOPsIs FOE THE PAST TwsNTy-FOUR HOURS
Inc baro ett remains high over the south Atlantic
s'Ates, but !. highest The Ohio valley having
very generally risen since Thursday morning
Throughout tie country asst Cf the Rocky noun
tsI s. The temperature has fallen the lake
gion and in Louisiana. The uurth.r in Texas has
dinsiu ished in force, aud extended It's influence
wa'd 20 Mississippi; Cloudy and foggy weather
prov ails over the Atlantic states. Cloudy weather,
With light rain, in III" eastern gulf states and St
Lawrence valley; Partly c.oudy and clear weather,
with occasional fog, over the Ohio valley, lake
gion and northwest. Light to fresh south TO south
vest winds prevail over the lake region, and wI'h
OCC Isl nal calm the middle and eastern states
PRuBABIL GTIE>.-Du ing the rest Of FRIDAY, in the
cas- erg gulf states northerly winds, cloudy weather
and light rain, followed by rising barometer, falling
temperature and clearing weather. For the south
aud middle Atlantic states rising barom-ter partly
cloudy and clearing weather, followed by lower tenn
perature on Saturday. For the nor; herly norton
Of the middle states and New England rising ba-
Tometer westerly winds, cloudy weather and light
rain, clearing away during Friday night. For the
lake region and Ohio valley sOut wng and
cool, clear weather. Morning telesraphic reports
missing from the southwest and most OF the
Rocky mountain stations,
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BALTIMoRx, October ei.-yirginis sizes, oonsol.
idated, 4s4 West Virginia, 7 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, October A.-Oottoa unchanged
Flour quiet aud steady; prices unchanged. Wheat
quiet and steady; prices unch tnged Corn qust and
stsa6y-white southern, 75@7s; yellow southern, 65;
mixed western nominal, o.. Oats firm-sOuthern,
5o@5l; western mixed. IS; do. white, 49d5O Rye
hrm and unchanged. Hay unchanged. Provisions
quiet and nCminally unchanR7 4. Western butter
sciiye-EoOd TO choice tubs, 2sa.3O COT q unchang-
lOI W. "'"N -O@ ~
NV YoIK, October 4.-stocks very irregular,
and somewhat feyeri,h. Money, bid Gold, sls
Exchange, long, ga short, 81. Governments
INV YORK, October A-Flour dull q I'D droo,.
ing. Wheat quiet aud unchanged Corn dull and
unchanged,
LONDON, October "a, Il 30 p. m. - Consols, for
money, s21s; for so' cunt, 92ss @9ri Erie, S9'4.
lONpoS, October "a, $50 p m.-The rate of dis
count In open market for three months bills il 81
per cent, or y below the Bank Of England rate.
Erie, 39i4.
LoNpoN, October "a, p. m-The rate for money
at stock exchange on government securities Is Ga
per cent.
LONDON, October "a, 30 p. m.-ConsoIs, for
moDey. 81 az; fer account, 92ss as Erir 80 g.,
FAIRS, October A-R.ntes 81 francs 80 Confines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

The value OF the produce exports from New
York for the week ending october p, was
= ,SO, 526, 500 600 more than the week preced-
ing. making the total value of exports, for i've
weeks nearly So 100000. The Express thinks
IL Is certain that If we forward exports at this
rate Tor the next few months-and there is no
reason why we should not, if goods can be got to
The market-the specie paying for these exports
will add greatly to the relief OF the money mar
Lat
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LEE vrrKIr s1AR. now ready. contain. |

1HK NEEKLT STAR, now ready, contains
detailed accounts Of the student tragedy at
Cornell; trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls
editorial correspondence; reports of General
BatCOck on the Improvement of the Public
buildings and Grounds, and Col. Craighil on
the Improvement Of the haTbor of Washington;
Sketches by the Danbury news man;
fashion items; together with all the news of
the week; Washington news and gossip, agricul-
tuTal items, household receipts, &c, &c
Terms One dollar and half per annum, in
advance; single copies five cents, in wrappers,
ready for mailing.
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Largest Circulation in The District
WASHINGTON CITY:
FRIDAY .......,.....OctOber -, Is73.
Tie ofcial figures Of the Anglo Americ

The Official figures of the Anglo-Americar
telegraph company, which owns all the cables
between Europe and America, generally show
that whenever the rates for messages were re-
duced there has been a marked increase not
only in the number Of messages but in the re-
ceiPts. For the first three months, when the
tariff was SioO for 20 words, the number of daily
messages averaged p, and the receipts So ,6il.
For thirteen months after this, when the rates
were reduced Just One-half, the daily messages
averaged s., and the receipts ~, 2O9-thst is,
decrease OF rate of 80 per cent. increased the
number OF messages 100 per cent. and the in
come II per cent. For the next nine months
the rate was S25 for - words, the messages
went up to i3l per day-that is, IO4 per cent.
ard the income TO Si,6l1-that is more than
per cent. IL June. ISL, the tariff was reduced
to 80 for 10 words, and continued 50 for ten
months, with an increase of 80 per cent in the
number Of messages, but slight falling of in
receipts. On the lst OF May, 1872, the rates were
cut down to - per word, and for a year the re-
suits were gratifyilg-sn increase of messages
from As 10 &c per day, and an increase of re-
ceiIts from S9,iii 10 S1.ii3. Owing 20 the
breaking Of the cables last spring the rates were
increased 20 S15O per word. but on the LIST of
june last were again reduced to 81, the com
pany finding it more profitable to take this
acton. The inference naturally is that tele-
graphs, railroads, steamers, and other facilities
Tor the public of a similar character are much
more TemUneTatiye when moderate rates are
charged for the accommodation of the people
Corporations often wonder why their enterprises
fail to pay, when the simple secret il that their
rates for serving the public are too high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

II Is stated that eN-President Andrew johnson
has now in the hands of the printer the manu-
SCRIPT Of his version of the Surratt case. thought
py him necessary TO be given to the public, in
view of the recent publication of JUICE Holt on
that subject. IL is TO be issued in pamphlet
form and will be literally distributed. This, no
doubt, accounts for the absence of any alusion
TO the subject in his two hours Grafton last
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

IL tie increase OF decrease OF receipts for taxes
is any indication of the condition of our local
" money market" our financial affairs are GER
tainiy much improved. The receipts of the
collector of taxes have been steadily and ma
terially Increasing for the past week. This
will certainly tend to further improve none
tsry affairs here, as none of this money Is
boarded, but it is Immediately paid out of the
District treasury. The law allows an abatement
of 81 per cent. on all CT this years taxes paid
this month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

Ibe TrH> HomGn, edited by Mrs. q. f. Mckay,
10 De issued in Washington in future, instead
OF baitimore. The current number hiss long
srueie urging the establishment of free sani-
tariums for sick children on the hi,h 5000 -,
the Blue Ridge, upon the p,sI, o,i,,ns,at ~,
DIR. Toner, CT this %. "
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

HOB SALE-On long time-A thrce-stcry pressed
IL brick HOUSE, with back building, eoui1liuiux
arc cold water, gas, slate mAutels, &c. This prop
erty = beng surrounded BY first class street ia
oNemeDts, and l. cunveuie 20 the 81 street
VIII sell Tor slsO cash; haence So per month.
ih9nire n ths premises q the Owner after . ~ ,
streets - =,
FOR RKNT-FURNIsaED HOUSE. CONTAINING
q SIX rooms. No. Aeb lSt stree, between 10 Srfl
streets southeast, Capitol Hin. Iuquire A. n 500
street, near 9th street south Washington. OILS II
FOR sALE-BRICk HOUSE, ; roSss srI bah.
room, nue. cellar IstrOhe, range, hlt mi ca
nsttr, gas. House IN 80 a order. Price : -
81 III straet Souttfsst, bet and n ociIo salys-
EoR SkLE-TMU FARhs, 80 and - acre. n.,y
ais Church Railroad nepOt. aud within 1irs
mti-e Of Washington, Great bargain and esss
terms ROBERT A. PHILLIPS
ccf9-lm Real Estate Broker. o 3 18Th street
EOR SALE-Eight room Mansard root HOUSE
y modern impTpN ements, qth street mort beast, y -
ITO. small cash payments: balance uon'hlE in.
s'alnents, or will trade. Apply ~ llO6 l. street
northwest. octSSss
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The Supreme Court OF Illinois has decided
that betting on elections is not gambling and
that judgment rendered on q note given IN pay
ment of such q debt is valid, whereupon the
Baltimore Gasette hopes that this decision will
be confined to Illinois, and that no other judi
cal tribunals will be found to offer premium
FOR political gaming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

The Canadian parliament meets to-day, and
II is believed will take early action looking to q
more thorough Investigation Of the railroad
scandal. A partial report from the commission
appointed to inquire into the matter at the last
session will be presented to parliament, and .
lively discussion will doubtless follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The MRrERis

Wall street maintains its quiet equilibrium,
with easy markets, and no especial features OF
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Andy johnson tramples upon the constitution,
Tor In his serenade speech last night he said, az
stand upon the constitution of me country.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

The official report OF the total rote cast at the
municipal election in Baltimore on Wednesday
makes il =, AS, of which Mr.. Vansant received
22I53, sndEr. Carson l. GO; Nansant's MAORI
ty, 10, les. George William Brown, the demo-
cratic-cOnservative nominee for chief judge of
the supreme bench, being on both tickets,
received "a ,4S1 votes out Of the entire number
cast. The majority of Mr.. Vansant in 1871
was ,15i. A special dispatch to the New York
Times from Baltimore is headed "Tweed's Most
Daring Frauds OutdOne-Republicans White
and COlOred isfranchised-Repeating CnIyer-
cal" The dispatch declares that "there have
never been before such stupendOus frauds per-
petrated in this municipality" that .sthe
maiOrities returned are from two to three times
ss large as they would be IN = fair election"
that zone ward was reported clrriec by 20
majority in which the lawful majority does not
exceed 2o0;' that these results "were secured
by ballOt-bOx stuffing and by arbitrarily pre-
venting republicans from yOting;' that a system
of repeating twas extensively prscticed, and in
some of the wards was avOwed." that "a uasl
number OF cOlOred voters were not allowed to
vote" and that altogether the election was
without parallel for reckless fraud in the his
tory of Mary land" The Baltimore Cd.st's of
this morning eharacterizes the dispatch a.
slanderOus, and says "that if some colOred men
were no; allowed to vote, there were good and
sufh cieut reasons for it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

"JohnsOnian Twaddle'' is what the BAlti-
more American styles A. Us speech last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

Gratz Brown is going to run for the legisla-
ture in Missouri, and il elected he will be the
democratic candidate for Schurz's place in the
United States Senate. A representative from
Iron county. in which Brown lives, is gong to
resign to make way for him. Gratz resigned
his seat in the Senate some years ago with a
grand flourish, as If the place was beneath his
vast capacity. Now he seems willing to resort
TO almost any little scheme of county politics
TO get back. But doubtless he won't. His name
don't I'll the trump of fame very sonorously
now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-24

Notwithstanding the adoption OF a resolution
by the late Baltimore convention of chiefs OF
FIRE departments of the principal cities against
political manipulation Of that branch of the
public service, it appears from a commuuica-
ton in a New York paper signed MANY Fire
men" that the commissioners in that city have
notified the members through their battalion
commanders verbally that one per cent. OF
their yearly salary SIP will be deducted from
this months pay, for election purposes. Will
the independent" press which rebukes all such
attempts to collect money from republican Of
fice-holdsrs for election purposes, show their
impartiality by rapping these democratic Of
hcials over the knuckles for this attempt to take
the bread out Of the mouths OF fremsn's wiTes
and children to secure their the said officials
n, lection.
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= personal pronoun Z" l. occurs only ,s25
times in Andrew Johnson's speech OF last night.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE CHEAP-The largest stock Of Sc.
= cHd hang I KNITURE, STOVES. &c , ia the
city, % j W. MATCHETT, No. dig II,h stle.t
hnTIhNesti Cc,2l 2wF
4, OR sALE-At the Howard Stables, Z street, he.
tween 9th and It'll. 10 Head Of good -
DRIVING and work HORSES. ! Superior 10
fAnally Horse, good stopper. NA
octZid' GHEES & OSBORN
tOR SALE-A very choice lot of PARTRIDGE
Il COCHINS. Ais, few veTy nae IIGH 4
BRhHMAS All from the very best Imp lrtsd Stctk
10 Inc c0uUtrT. G. g. WESTON,
octll- I'm f1b l2fh street TBrT Invest
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BOARDING.

pleasant FRONT RoOMS-AIso back oze.
Il single or in suite, with Board. Reference re-
qulred; al sO7 + ST., near Post Office. Oct24 81
oOMS AND BOA hD-SeyeTal Of the most desir-
~ able BLOOMS at 100 and ll04 l. IA IS. north.
west, nicely furnished, aud provided with eyeFy
comfort and convenience, with frst-clsss Table
Board. Terms moderate. oct2t g..
observation-disclosures FRONT ROOM, -uita-
- Die Ter two persons, with Board q 50 per month
Tor tive; gas and fuel included. Single Room. 800
House has the modern cOnveniences. l43s Corco-
st octof az
~ iCELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH ALL
modern coBvenlences, and first class ia Bile
BOARD. Apply 1902 street, corner l0th. o33 6tE
pOARDING-FURNIsHE ROOMs-One Rsos
y Psrior On first floor, and two nice Front Rooms,
with Board. Call at ell street, near Pest Office
Also, Iaple boao. bot3-lm
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
MAS. STEWART q 60.

TBAS. STE WAHT CO..
~ tolE,l "a Ldso bpri5,rg, orr. Csfy Nan,
REAL ESTATE, FIRE AID LIE INSURANCE.
AGENTS
Houses Lots and Farms Tor Sale, Rent aud III
change. Particular attention paid TO COLLECTIONS
Insurance effected In the best aud most reliable
companies. ..rgs H..
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LOST AND FOUND.


c. REWARD-On the 2lst instant, strayed from
psb our place, near Gienwood Gene ~
tery-between Cemetery and Howard Uni 9EAx
yersity-s pet liver aud white spotted
SETTER DOG, low stature, heavy built, heavy
haired The above reward will be paid by return
ing the dog to the place or to LEGGETT & LEG.
GETT, Office 600 9TH st near corner r. oct24-3tr
I OST-Uct0ber 22d, on Pennsy vania avenue,
II north side, between the Treasury AAA@
Department and All street, a pair l<ysV1
GOLD SPECTACLES. The finder will please
return them to Boom 40, Internal Revenue
Bureau. oci23 81
G * REWARD.-strayed or stolen from tn. prem
pa Uses OF the owner, a dark BRINDLE-n
COW; little white under belly; also whit 0I
end Of tail III found, will return to Mrs. ~
DONOVAN, Market street, between 9TH and 9Th,
Georgetown, d. U. oct23 2ts
STRAYED-On Friday last, a yonng POINTER
- GYP,7 months old; white, with liver tN-S
colored head and ears; white spot on fore-A~
hesd and liver spots on sides and back
answers to the name of "Bst" A liberal reward
will be paid if returned to r. S. WALSH, JR., 22l
street northwest. oct23-3t~
rAME TO MY PREMISES, on The Brent wood
~ road, on the 2lst instant, four BUFFALO-n
COWS. HlEs
oct22 St. A. HEITMULLER. NA
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II. W. b. never tires of astonishing his hearer.
iy the enunciation of startling heterodox senti-
ments. few years since it was said that he
began his sermon one warm Sunday morning
by wiIing his perspiring brow and making a
prOfane assertion relative to the sultriness OF
the atmosphere. In his last lecture on Man
hood AMI Money he boldly asserts thaz there
is not a farmer on Long Island who is a. honest
as the men in Wall street, A few SUNDAYS ago
he drew a comparison between the prodigal son
and his brother, arguing that the former was
the better OF the two; and no one need be sur
prised at any time to hear that he has entered a
special plea in behalf of Judas fscariot.
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JUAN BOYLE. FRANK BARNUM
JrAN BOYLE CO.,

No 6o5 Isl street. = orpo. MI N bHDk Ans,
FOX sALE-A handsome HOUSE on I street
snd ~ HOT ~ No. 1910 Ma.sschnsctts svea1e
nOI IN NO. ego Il street east, Tor sale or rent
inrniehed OF nnfurni-hed. A COTTAGE IT. wfi'
ARA bow, price, : 400. Several small HOUSES
I'm I'm 500 te shrWi small cash payments. We
nt proved, different railroads ruuninr fr1r, ~.
CITY Tor sale ~ low figures or exchange for cite
property. 10000 feet 81 GROUND I'M Varisns mr.
lions 81 he city for sale At Tow gu e. on ossy term.
". P'''0N - -
furnished House for rent AZ sl25 rer month
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y WASHINGTON, p; o., Os,.h,r Z, i@s
rrsnhlip, Pa, and AMOS b. PAXsON, Of Buffalo,
New Iork, praying for the extcnson OF patent
granted TO them on the 2<th day Of January, 1850,
Tor an Improvement in Clothes Wripgsrs:
IL ordered that the testimony In be closed
ming arguments and the ExMniners report be lmi-
ted 70 enc - day OF January next; and that said
AM person may OPPOSE this extension
oct34fH u. d. LE0GETT, Commissioners,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$50 a. YEAg viii be given Tor a ol..rk.h.p
sHo1s9 Sta of ~ "a" Departments 4dirsss
- PER CENT. BONDS rceiged OR spe 81 i'm.
- p'o'tmen' taxes Ia cries, for sale y or ~
oc2,-H Over Sa,i,psi Ms,F PpSg hRA i9k
IL ARE CHANCE-HCUsE No. I42S street
- toi west, pc Purchased At a great bargsin
lIle PERFECT App!y On the premises - =
Eight PER UkNT BONDS or THE VOAKD
n OF PU BLIC MoRks, rrca,vabir 10 gsya.@nt
q 81 ~ NH IN Iqss>' mari rates
| AND THE SAFE 7 INyKsTNENT-A rar.
bargain PEW ACREs OF CHOICE LAND.
The subdivision Of he mo-i beautifully l,c.t.i
sS,,'ion q country near this oty, kalWa A. Ffe
pleied b tn sah.enu-r ists com nf'v email fam,
- TOT ,pe - tSentg acres each # laui, making
teautI.i unlidlpR sites combining all thu desirable
fts499lssit,s i}i suburban home, among which are
The l2cati5n is perfectly hasthy, being some thr.
nInGIed lees IN slituie above the Potomac: No
1t saccessibIe by ay,rv n tsss,.e, , ~, 49, -
grades thy the Fairfav aud Georget. wn turnpjEs.
The view from these beau,IfuI heights OF the ea..
sN C.I.s snd enErcns are unsurpassed near this
The soil has proved to be especially adap.sd fer
gtspes, as shown by the North Arlington yihryarIs
fruits that be grown ia this latitude which ads
Wy materially to ITS desirsbili;y and value.
~ Is Naiered by many never failing springs of tn.
The very reasonable price at which thew ara b.irs
sSd add on easy terms, OF al liberal reduction ia
CAST, make them exceedingly desirable an invest
ment, especially in these times. Abstract Of title
furnished. R0BrA. PHILLIPS,
NEAL ESTATE 6R0KER.
sci.s IA Over National AetropoItaa Ran
EQR sALE-s PEP CENT. BONDS Of tue
i Beard Of Pablo Works will be tasen for tie
cash payment for avery handsome RESIDENCE
and several fine BUILDING SITES
NOURSE MIDDLETON,
oc'Hl-d 6l3 18Th street.
TO RXCHANGE FOR FARMs-seyeTaI Fi,.
Il Pressed Brick Front DWELLINGS, with ali
me modern improvements, for FARMS along IN.
line Of the Metropolitan aud Baltimore and Ohie
hAiroads. GrUst bargains offered
J. HANLBY JONES,
oolzI-IW No 9Il Ith street, opp. p. y. Dept
E0R sALH-Mnst be sold by the LIT Of November
- the STOCK and Fixtures Of FANCY and NOTION
STORE Of the late Mrs De Cover, No 1 ma Tth ~
month. VIII he sold for less than appraiseS Vnl1a
Apply immediately. RUBT COHEN, Jr., Adrin.
isuator, NO. ooo Pa. avenue northwest. oct20 o.
A GREAT BARGAISS'-For -aIa or exchange
"A Tor unncumb-red Resl Estate or Board of Pub-
S W'tks cert ncates, at great bargains, those agr
lcCntalnlDg eleven rooms each, elegantly iinished
Win all modern improvements, lstrabes, ranges
taefss not and cold water, bells and tub.s
thtpuRh. ut situated the side Of Iath street
tstwten L ana sts. Inquire If J. G. BIGELOW
O2s 81. northwest. ,rIsIl,r
E0B SALE,
BY AUSTIN r. BROWN,
Corner Of New York avenue aud Fitteepth street
Three large double HOUSES, ranging In prlr.
fon S5tV to $50, co., aud several other irst cIas:
UGses.
One whole square Of GROUND and LOTS in al
Hot Sis and LOTS at Mount Pleasant. Gil,
------------------------
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Ms SPECIAL EOTICE-AlI PLEDGEs left
Wy with S. GOLDSTEIN co and due Octo-
Der i.t, must be renewed or redeemed before
that date, the will be sold public auction
on the lst and I'd of November, 1873, by Messrs
DUNCANsON, BOWLING & co, corner 9th aud
ID streets nOrthWAst
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TFK. OF P.-ENCELSIOR LODGE. IL
Wy IT. being the intention Of this lodge to visit
Golden Ledge, No. i, Baltimore, IN Thanksgiving
day, a frateTnal invitation is hereby extended to
members OF sister lodges to unite with us on said
occasion. All so desirOus, can leave their names
with i. g. U. bert HarSOn- coroer oh and ID sts =.
or p. {. A. p. Gray, No. 200 9TH street southwest
By order. JOHN W. FALCONER,
octzj n X. of r. and 8.
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n TBUIT TREES, DUTCH BvLBOUs +,
~ ROOTS. &c

PEACH TREES-An extensive stock of we'll
grown Trees, embracing those ce-brafed new early
Rivers.
Also, Pear, Apple, Cherry, Apricot, Plums,
Dutch Bulbous Rosts-ay direct import atoms
are TO hand in finest order, yiz Hysciufhs, Talips
Lilies, sc.
New ard rare Plarst perb collection, suitable
for amateur Florisss, &C. Cut Flowers, Floral De
signs Tor FunerSls, &C. All Ct lowest rates.
f2c acres in Fruit and Ornamental Trees; 10
Greenhouses.
JOHN SAUL, GAL Eth strees
Opposite Patent Once,
ocis-e'@ Washington, D, O,
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