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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-29

SCHOOL CoMMrTTEE.-Last evening was the
time for the last monthly meeting of the School
Committee, but as there was not a quorum the
meeting adjourned Mayor Richardson and
Messrs Smaller, Fobes, Chadwick and Superin.
tendent Hunt were present.
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IHE JAIL WoRKsHor.-The work in the Jail
workshop is progressing finely. At present 80
men are employed and more will be taken in
soon. They are behaving as we'll as could be
expected and turn out good work
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1T really looks as though you Republicans
would elect Gen. Fessenden; should like to
vote fer him myself" remarked Democrat
after the caucus last night. 1t does look that
way; and good many Democrats will quietly
skirmish init our General
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CoNcERr.-The young people of the Second
ParlshsSooiety are to give very attractive con-
cert at their vestry tomorrow evening in aid
of the building fund. At the close of the con-
cert bountiful supply of refreshments will be
offered for sale. The following is the very fine
programme arranged for the occasion:
Piano Solo-Sopg of the Brook. Warren
Miss Ella Gray.
Quartette-To the Bravest. ..........,......
Apollo Quartette.
Quartette- Woodbird .................. .Abt
Misses Webster. Messrs. Leach and Carlton.
Song-Piano and Flute. accompaniment. ...........
Mr.. Hall.
~Quartette-I Know Maiden. ...,,.,,..,,,,,,
Apollo Quartette.
Song-By the Blue Sea. ............... ...........
Mr.. Osgood.
Trio-O, Restless Sea. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Misses Webster and Mr.. Hall.
SOng-Waiting by the Brookside. ...........,....,,
Miss Webster.
Piano Solo-Premiere Boleis. Observation-Disclosures,
Miss Small.
Song-Selected.
Mr.. Leach.
Quartette-Good Night. Good Night. .........,.,
Misses Webster, Messrs. Hall and Osgood.
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GREAT bargains may be had by attending
the auction sales of f. o. Bailey s. Co., at their
rooms 80 and 81 Exchange street. Sale to be
continued at 10 and o'clock this day. See
auction column for particulars
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WARD CAUCUSES

The Republican voters OF Port
land are requested to meet i'm their
respective Ward Rooms, on
Thursday evening, March I'd,
at 2 I-2 o'clock, for the purpose
of selecting candidates for one
Alderman, three COuncilmen, a
Warden and Clerk, and two Con-
stables from each ward, and
Wards I, 3 and 4 a!candidate for
experimenting School Commit
tee, TO be supported mt the polls OH
Monday, March 9Th.
Also TO elect five members of the
City Committee from each Ward
for the ensuing year.
Per Order.
REP. CITY COMMITTEE.
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The Fessenden men are skirmishing in
earnest.

ENGLISH GLEE CLUB.-This evening our cit
liens are to have an opportunity to listen to one
OF the finest concerts of the season. The Eng
fish Glee Club, composed of about thirty of
our best singers, are to give a concert at Arcana
Hall. Those who heard this club at Saccarap.
pa recently pronounce them far superior to any
club heretofore listened to. Seats can be OBJ
tanned this morning at Stockbridge's The hall
will doubtless be filled with musical friends of
the Club. Miss Leach will preside at the piano.
The following is the programme:
Glee-A Spring Song. Pinsuti
Portland English Glee Club.
Duett-Una Motto Venezia. ................Arditi
Mrs. Littlefed and Mr.. Morgan.
Mr.. Watts.
Glee-The Cloud Cap Il Towers .......,,,St Stevens
Portland English Glee Club.
Song-The Land of Light and Love- ....... Pinsuti
Miss King.
Duett-Bridesmaid. Muller
Miss Andrews and Mrs. Pratt
S0ns-My Mother Mrs Iitteisii .Luzzi
Quartette-Select ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
MIR. Leach, Mr.. Hall, Mr.. Carleton, Mr.. Osgood.
song-Will He Come? =. Sullivan
Glee-The Sands Of Dee. ................ McFarren
Portland English Glee Club.
Song-When The Tide Comes In. .......... Willard
Miss Andrews.
Duett-Home To Our Mountains Verdi
Miss KING and Mr.. Leach.
Song-Select.
Mr.. Morgan.
Mrs. Htt ssRiI Mrs Pratt and Mr. Mors Msadsr
Mrs. Littleaeld, Mr.. Pattee and Chorus -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-29

II FOUGHT wild Gin'ral Fesseuden in the
war; and votes for him MKT Monday and
don't ye forgit it," was remark made last
evening by an earnest fellow in little crowd.
There are lots of them
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-29

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
are the real estate transfers recorded in this
county yesterday:
Portlana-Lot OF land on Cushman street
from Elizabeth ID. Scagell to Ann M, Rack
lyft,
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Stated Meetings.

CITY GOVERNMENT. TrfsfE e.,
The regular meetings of the City Council take place
the first Monday evening of each month.
The School Committee meet the fourth Monday eve
ming Of each month.
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THE Marchioness Corset answers all the re-.
quirements demanded by ladies. Try them
once and you will find them what you have
long sought for.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-29

1NsANITY.-From November, 1873, to the
present time, the Board of Mayor and Alder
men nave sent AZ persons to the State Insane
Asylum. A very large number.
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TEMPLARs OF HONOR.

At Ten,plars' Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNcIIl-Maine, first and third Mondays in each
north.
TEMPLE-Forest City, No. /, every Wednesday
evening.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-29

Maize your arrangements 80 that you
can be at home next Monday to vote for
Gen. Fessenden.
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CONSERVATIVES TAKE NoTICE,-Every moment
of delay makes your cure more hopeless, and much
depends on the judicious choice of remedy. The
amount of testimony in favor of DIR. Schenck's
Pulmonic Syrup, as cure for consumption far ex-
ceeds all that be brought to support the preten-
sions of any other medicines. See DR.. schenck's
Almanac, containing the certificates of many per-
sons of the highest responsibility, who have been
restored to health after being pronounced ncurable
by physicians OF acknowledged ability. Schenck's
Pulmonic Syrup alone has cured many, as these
evidences will show; but the cure is often promoted
by the employment of two other remedies which DR..
Schenck provides for the purpose. Thes additional
remedies are Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Man
drake Pills. By the timely use of these medicines,
according to directions, DR.. Schenck certfes that
most any case of Consumption may be cured.
DIR. Schenck is professionally at his principal office
Corner Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia every
Monday, where all letters for advice must be ad-
dressed. feb1deod3p&w1msn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-29

THE popular thing now with the ladies is the
Marchioness Corset. They please in every in
stance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-29

Republicans! spare mo effort and Victory
10 sure!
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-29
N. w. BOOdy,

MOULD inform his friends and the public, that
"! having entered again the Milk Business
he Is prepared to furnish any in want Of pure Milk
and as ne VIII sell only thar from his own cows we
can guarantee satisfaction in every instance. Please
address, giving street and number, n. w. BOODY /,
Stevens Plains, Deering, Me. feb25d1w*
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Please tell the people that you saw their
Advertisement in the PRESS, the circula-
ton of which, per month, exceed, zoe, 900,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-29

The SUBz CANAL.-England's purchase of
the Khedive's share in the Suez Canal gives
value to an exceedingly interesting article on
this great undertaking. 1t is illustrated by
eighteen engravings, two maps and chrome,
in Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly, now ready
for March, 128 pages OF very interesting read
ing matter, and 100 engravings. Send 20 cents
to Frank Leslie. New York, for copy by re-
turn mail, postpaid, or obtain it at any book
store
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-29
THE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. 80. 1876
THE PRESS

May be obtained al the Periodical Depots Of Fes-
sender Bros. Marquis, Brunei & Co., Andrews
Wentworth, Moses, \. d. Kendrick, and Chisholm
Bros; on all trains that run out OF tie city.
At Biddetord, of Phiilsbory.
AT Saco of L. HOdgdon,
At Waterville, of j. S. Carter
AT Bath, of j. .. Shaw.
AT Lewiston, of French Bros and Stevens g. ca.
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1t looks as though the Centennial May or
of Portland would spell his name thusIy:
FRANCIS FEsSENDEN.
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No permit required for change Of Residence or Occu-
patton. This Company possessed JAN ESP
H-a uary 1, 1876, an
nre iiahiIiti iaHu am mo inseo ,u ~
about ...................e. 81 900 900 90
Market value Of which, more
Incoms fnr 't SaI d S900S ~ ~
Returned 10 motley boijers in "
Accumulation in 1875 ,',,'' I'OOO 400 90
gu pIS7s over Aaoin'ies january .-x o,o m
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THE AERATED
Oxygen Treatment.

A GENUINE cure for Catarrh. Asthma, Rheuma-
IA tism; Dyspepsia, Lung and all Chronic Dis
eases is still offered to all who afflicted, at $50
Congress street Portland. Me-, Room =,
mOnials can be seem
gConsultaton and trial dose free. a12tfjs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-29

All Republicans work for Gen, Fesseu-
den.
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Sec that your names are ON the Ward
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PERFECT form for one dollar for every lady.
Buy the Marchioness Corset of Davis & Co.
A FRESH invoice black cashmeres at CSC, 75c,
SIC and 81 90 per yard; also black alpaca at 25c,
worth SIC; mohairs and briliantines from SIC
to SOC, worth go and 75c. Silk poplins in de.
sirable shades at 75c per yard. If you don't
think the goods worthy of attention come and
see for yourselves and be convinced, and lots of
other goods without regard of cost, to reduce
stock. T. M. FROST
fe28d3t under Falmouth Hotel.
SPRING style of silk hat just received at A.
L. Merry's, 237 Middle street, sign of the gold
hat. -. feb28-3t
NEW and hobby spring styles of soft and stiff
hats just received at A. L. Merry's, 237 Middle
street, sign of the gold hat feb2S-3t
SPRING STYLE HATS just received at Maher
& Cos, opposite Post Office. fb19tf
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A PERFECT form for one dollar for every lady.
Buy the Marchioness Corset of Davis & Co.
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INSURANCE.
N IL w ENGLAND
Mutual Life
INSURANCE COMPANY,
lOF BOSTON.
INCORPORATED In 1885.
Nearly Half Century Experience in Life
Underwriting.
Policies Liberal and Equitable.
Policies Liberal and Equitable.

No permit required for change of Residence oceu
patton. This Company possessed JAN
uary l, 1876, an
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-29

SPRING STYLE HATS just received at Maher
& Cos, opposite Post Office. fb19tf
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Patents have been issued to Maine citizens as
follows: c. G. Besse, Wilton, fat-ron heaters;
G. A. Wilbur, Skowhegan, inkstands; E. Web.
Der, Gardiner, milking stools.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-02-29

DENT of rooms for small family. centrally
~ located. Call upon j. M. PECK,
IeD29dlw 31S2 Congress st.
, 1876-11-16

10 Ms httt1r a| 1Ks Ty1bffne.
CutoAoo, Nov. 15.-In your issue to-tiAy you
refer to mo us being n Acknowledgement WHO,
III company with "ono sltt," procured s5o0
from Col GEORGE Il. Davis for thu purpose of
throwing him the Democratic votu for Congress
In tho late election in tic Second District,
tlcsre 10 have you retract tho insertion In posi-
tive terms, rs never reccvptl frum Col. Davis
onu cent for this or any Othtr purpose. Ihrtcr
VISITED any rufurm club to solicit money for any
PURPOSE, nor received cc,t frHn, Carter II.
Harrison tu use for political or other purposes,
n,,u never received cent from any club, can.
tliltate, or committee III The lutG cl.nputEn.
jill work for the t;rcelbaciS Central CONltnlttcu
last spring ~ clerk, und was paid Tor such
services l0ng bc!ore eithrr tho Congressional Or
cnltl,ty nominations woya mate. Tile unly
,noney which passed through my hands hcluro
Or since tho Congressional nominations were
tMaAu whirl could IN any way lie construed ns
for political purposes WAS 81 which Mr. Weeks
handed u,e IT, pay for L tnn, anil which did
pay u,,.I returned to him tile receipt therefor
irolu tho person to whuM It was pald. 90 far
Us thu allegation you make ngaiust Mr.. Sit Is
concerned, know nothing either OF Its truth
or fulsity,. ot otmysslf, think know as well a.
you and II yum desire tn do n,o justice y0u viii
takn tho pains to correct tho article III your paper
ofto-lay. Yours very respectfully,
, 1876-11-16

large wagon. Their number showed what tho
brave battalion Ind lost; their presence here
showed tllat 1t hal not given ground, but Honlt.
Tho tlny VIA not without II q ns,idents.
WOUNDED 8oLDtENA,
ns tcfnre l,ussr.l arrnas tI,c 1il, So,ne l,nltcl
near the tlcncral ns II tp trrk his pity. Two
capcgalfy attrnrteh attcniiun Que, clear.
fn'ell little fellow, bumped along with a lntgc
ll,lo nIMyo Ills knee. On examination by lie
surgeon, this proved \ bulut-wu.,,,l. Trf,elnn
yell gave him THO medal for bravery. Tic other
ha.i Ills len lanl bou,Ni up, and 1ua'lc many
miserable lntncnst.. The iahdagr was ,nwnund,
bis tlilgcrs tvxucclcd to scr lin shot al onrc,
l,''t tho General ssmrty turned from hin, IN Ills.
gust. The wreirhn'l creature iookml utterly
!.rokcn dow1, In tIdy Hnl Mill1. 'r!lc ws,ler Il
how aie ln!lstcrcd up c1lvugl, cuuragc to tnIict
ot Turkish tnrtnru anti mntIlitfnn thoroughly
cows some of thu more timLd Serbs, and leads
them TO resort to any cxpcdIcnt 10 escape.
, 1876-11-16

pUuGlEB FUllS1ruKE. ASp MEi!cliASDlsR Ei!cli
X. Nnnet advanced " WY amount lowest charges
, 1876-11-16

CITEAIiUN WANTEf1-HY UiIL 70 Dil 0ENER.
. III aihuusewnrs Gail for two dnys 323 llltnosst.
C1TuATiDs WANTED--DT 4 Coon 1l1tI FOt:
~ sri,rtA honsawotk In small family Colt atw
, 1876-11-16


1)Al:rHEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lSvEsIldA.
l. liun sullctt1. l.An ffoHt 4. III. to n. M, luoH
i. northwest curnrr Clark aul Alnllso,l-sta ~.
J1AKrNER w;ASrE!'7W!Tli sau'A ~ A yE!:y
snft, hunorabr. hnl hrAlt,y LI>ne.a; laEEr profits;
ypirniiA ,Isli!y for xfsoh III feeble cah III
arate In warmer climate ur far RcnIeaIa % -.
siartory reference given and rvvAl,cA. Address 7.
TFtluAt 0fdGG.
, 1876-11-16
mn RATTLE OF DJUNB.
,.,n,,nory :. Engagement Botwoeh
'' tbe Turks md Scryinns.
. Conflict that Lasted for Nearly
n Three Days.
,n, Turks Gain SINE Ground, but
'A' Aohfeye No Decided Success.


If<patch to london 7fa'es.
,,,,a Oct. 10.-Last evening wc rndo over
p'vH.s, thn 1calouartcts Of Cot. I1urvn-
10 Elljcgos"'' o,,,,on1s ~ thc ,1lvtsion. which.
,o7irh, VINO eu'n".' e.m. .ia.. TN Io,t ho nL NJ
,t,4tcI,cs some I'VE 'l'l'ca "'""E wy 49,
~. Ir,,nya, aud oycrlApe the IutK'sh poesltoll'
tae ~, nncc ordered horscs, mud ecut his Aide
Ne A. "|s ,ou.,,ct ia oyGr his uusltiops, ST.
dt'taH'F - .,,.. tbr Mnrava. onnos{to Deli.
egovAe llco "ctooo NV ill.,. ct,.,,,, ,.,,t,,
rcr.i. perhaps TWO or tnFce 'hl'es sou.n, "n'to
T. T,,rka occupy tic valley anu NUS bctweel''
ne ~, hu,s o1ot,r which u0rvntoyEclrs corps IL
1fs Wv. ,,tct1v wooded, ami soom we'll talcu-
posted ae ".".a . por,,nn. M Tho trreR r,,u
,ied for Acienso .r vi, ,,,,r ~" ,rnr,ts1, M.
.1ons. they nlay also alioru cover TOR M attacK.
au"' Ida mn tic hill, tho roar OF artillery and
Aas -n,ort nj shellB marked the
ths dh'An' I.pv -. r,vvov,nu
orsStso ot eANNosNuH'
A,xe advanced, lrightcnca peasants appoarca'
a.,,Oe ~ avay with their carts and cattlo from
a.eas .asne n ths flro Hero aud there We paasc,l
the sesu' =. ,,n,ut,1 out ,vhnrc orc m tbe
1 SOLDIER, "no Pon. NV w.. oo,vo.,,,,, h,1,,,, =
,htlla had outs'' INV w. "0h 1...'
IRE. Our gallant CONDUCTOR oemanaea Ill s,e1'l
,,,o. what WIS the matter with him, and he
iensa N,, r..,tucl his forward movement towards
tIass} IT, ,ot,, III mi, min. n,u1,cortuin,v
tue ramp NV 80 - t.,,t,,., ,,nu
It. nhykI0lIG 6eeIlleu " jAhhIAy AcAat
~. ,o.sel several uncnmpmcnts, md grad
We ys IT, t,oor +hc Nrry,an hattcrv whtcl, was
ually afc" nsA' r'..t,ts1, d. Tho s,,o,I. ..,,a
siwcfing thc 1u'nis" ''e, Atlo puma e"n'o
fs.ter, and We could see tfo 1lasn IRON tee
T~,LIsh cannon, followed Rftcr few bce0nls by
,"A,, =, ,,.,art hofrn. then the wbfz and svrrau,
TUG W. III, No n h,rt,c1 thrnuph Tim mir.
Of The eRei! - ~ .,"u,' y. =. al, II, .,'a
md tho louu e4p!os'oH us ~ ieii ~ +'!o
.onls nround U.s. Near the summit WIS q
,,r,o ,ncn,nprlont aud tho shells were falling
.,', o,hcr aide nf thu hill nj w{,fpl, IL was
l1sl oa t"s o'As ns... ,,,r1a ~ tr,o .o,,,,,,I
placed, many pot "tt5 y"A"' va, A"o eV''"a.'
al these men were u!llcront. somc were NOV
ns ,hout as II nothing was happening; others
W. roornp ap,,nst thu trccs, In some ca.cs
*e1e 'a" a,;,or ~ ,,ct ancltcr fron t,,c nro,ct.
thTRc toRetne'' ~ s' ", .s',traS.... .,.s.,
&c., More, however, SeeHieu 'ha'Acrcnt t'.'a
siraId. VIC passed on mud drew near the cdsc
- ,he hill sur1nuuntiu1 tho CrcYct, which here
~ ~ wonda1 xn,,r townrile tho bIoraya. Tic
NFoaS "ooaa ,,,,,,a. -, ,.or. ,1,,o.,i,, m.
Tufss now oleNeu aa".nei uastIls u"ess, W
posItc, rs II to provoke the ecrVla1ls 70 reply,
,nl soot another farther to tho right. Wcwere
Nus in the unpleasant posltion Vi bellg under
. tr,n!c drc, whicl, us not agreeable. Tho
TuIks were cyldcntly foeiipg Horvatovlcl1's po.
titinn and trying to draw Il return 1re FROM Ills
iatIcr;es. Only one, however, replied, nni1, MS
n;rht oralualIy threw her sable folds over both
, 1876-11-16
sUuUl,nAN f,EAI, EsVATE.
Cr,s;urtsy ikEAL f:S,rATE.

.,s,.~r;.;T
L. Hran farm Of Gtu .rts. III MciIenry County, -
inllcx from Chicago: F21 Irr acrr: sau town: hal.
aca "a, aD tfr 5sar trf cent intrrcat. Alt0. farm
W miles run t.hraHu; p9 H1cs wgl! lmrrovtt, f15
een esr ss; in,fs;s: ~ F%IsItSUT0N si5ts hckNEY
WA4!tuEtusl.KE
, 1876-11-16

60 ENCl1ASEE.
/ SPLENDID MEM MAlinLE'F FRpSr !tESinESCk
~ in kl Lu4tI. Mo-, 10 GAEliunSr fur Chicago Prus
cry. Aa.res. Wsi. WllEErES. 81. Leu!A NJ.
JaOii Observation-Disclosures Bl.Ot:k FOR UOt1U
Il iahd II lllln0ls OF 1uxA. J. VI. fEsrANA. a11
ur4IlotN At
nv, V,ESc1lASUt:-tlS.:N0 WUlETl[ or CnAL LAND
aaI town property, well rsMtctL 9JtUl tatsi: f"f
CA!rAGo property. II. +. HEAD. ltoa'D ~, HI bsaF'
b0Ei.st.
, 1876-11-16

INtVoIcEs--wE OBTAIN vain DEGREES or
~ dlyuc. for rcsidalts u any s,S tos any eluss,
ellsats .Aulrr.s liux ]. GleaFo. VI. -m--
l1lyorcEs LEGALLY nHlY1ErLY Hl. oYrAlSED lralS1l3
uut uatcIfl Fur aitrt ltssi ty rttrrelesh
AIlrrss II. H. BINS, 17 A4il1nI Huck Chicago, III.
JNlVul!CEs LEuALLI. AND QUIETLY OBTAINED
etu. Rtlence unnecessary Feu after deSTeo II Jcart
xxprrisucp. 4. GODDllltl, l!i ue3Eaa+u'4s.
, 1876-11-16

-
y oa.s. ntc., 1SDGiis privais otHce. 10 ian.
1onIt.s, near Ciars. :W:,s and q. Rsta'sel is1l.
4 DvAxCEs MADE t,S pIANoSDS. MATCHES.
bon. or o;inr EoDd sccgtttE "r ynatrrIa; nt:o
n, oSEY 70 LOAN On IMPROVED CITY PROF;
IDMrASY. I'll sonth CLARK
s1a!sr, IL AGn J. h. rS %sS SS s e ES&xFY
NjONir I'll LOAS IN REAL ESTATE II CHI:
~ G9sY ann ss!nty q current rates' funds In hahd
NEAD Il COE, ta1 t.A3nllc.st.
N11SEy GES sS1 o EARN35 ,I
anl s5oI security. +. sASFn.ll. Morris. III.
MONEY LuASED WITHOUT ISTEu Est on NEl!.
l1Chandtsc fnrur. y buss!cs Fiosca With u IN 1Ee
prDUf waftuuse III Munrtci 1sital rates tr storage
MONEY TO LoAS-0S c1HGAGD Real EsTArE
H. co iEs Ct i',s 'Se1' loans ear'ea' rates. D.
MONEY TO Lt,AS-1S SUNS OF a.. s.r TO s., op.
tiiSsd$ IrFf. ~ ':oa,n Jun f . fribans @ buIlains
RIO LoAS-ult,S iMl'IovED PROPERTY. II
cent 'ni aP m ans 10 psr
T,o LOAX-syn 70 sfWu At LOWEST HATE. o.
I M. wlI.auS. lsoe,Hs : and .. - s9ath C,nIk.st:
31yAxTED-11AyE TWO .ArrLiC iCATIuSs. s4.IQ0
vya fns pys ;If9[S f siias sxe
XVASrEp7,s!.:o 81 roI: rli!.EE oiI FIVE yEhlis
dpk u 81 Ell IL e.! East fiiss MH! sso Na't''
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