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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

NOTHING Is MORE HARAssING than bOils
or ulcers. Fortunately they can be quickly
healed by the use of Glena'S Sulphur Soap
which purges the sore Of its poisonous virus
or proud flesh, and thus removes the only
obstacle 10 its healing.
Grow young in ten minutes with HITS In
Simultaneous Hair Dye. coo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

BARGAINS in dry goods at Carriers. 7o7
Market space; black cashmeres, black Al
pacss, black silks and colored cashmeres
very cheap; blankets, shawls, canton fian-
nels. white and red raupels, bed ticking,
fheetibg cotton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

a BOY BADLY BURSED.-Abouts O'Clock
back. ten years old, residing with his nar-
enfs on Defrees street, was badly bnrned bv
his clothing taking fire from q candle. Dr
j. II. Crossln rendered medic al aid
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Afraid of IyDhO:d Fever.

TuUOT SFuf: : Inc garbage man IN the
neig hbOrhood of 18th and G streets SOUTH
west. is neglecting his duty shamefully.
Wen all be down sick with typh Old fever
soon, if he Is no. made to do his duty
promptly and thoroughly. Do cali the at
tenlion of The proper authorities to this mat
ter. WIN p s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

NUPTIALs AT NINETY Philip Title.
aged 80, and Rita Brown, aged s6, both COZ
cred, were united in matrimony by Mayor
Carpenter at Fayette, Miss, on the 18th
inst FGl cite ChroJdcIe.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE RE-

0APPY BlLI1H TO YOUNG Nm ffoa shs
edects u Errors and Abusss In early life. MsaxooS
ASss~s6. 1MDedtnsnts 10 Marriage removed. Rev
oseAoe q Treatment. Kew anA rsmaRkable rene
ees. Books And circulars sant ffss n ssalsd suvs.
~. AA1E0O HOWARD A0o001AIIOu, Al0
J. HhaA eFsst. Phlla1slDA1as p. A Insusuaaoa
nevmg heA Eeya1nl1eo lue honoeabls ssnAass -
JssoeG1saAl IN, Hefv
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CITY ITEM

PURITY, STRENGTH, ECoNOMY.-These
three requisites are combined In Dooley's
well known Yeast Ponder. A few trials will
convince you that 1t is not only the best, but
also the cheapest.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating
diseases cured without medicine. Pulver-
machers Electric Belts the grand desidera
tum. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal,
with particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
vermacher Galvanic Co., New York City.
,25,d&k1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

INV CARPETS just opened, Oil cloths and
nass All cheap, black cashmeres, black al.
4rst opened; all kinds Of ftanne,s chean NJ
1owson's. Sec adv, ~P'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

HNHE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
Is making trips to Glymont and 49,
Inferno diate landings daily SUNDAY E4Sk
eIcepted), leaving her wharf, foot ofon7ezz.azh
Ith street, at m; returns about O'Clock ..
SUNDAY WORCESTERSHIRE trips, to Mount
Vernon Springs; leaving at 10 o'cocK o. and
returning at clock First trip fare, 20 cents.
Second trip, leaving at 80 and returning CLOCK
p. n. Fare, Is cents. Those going the first can
return on the seco-d trip free of charge. CT ZAP
CHILDREE'S TRIP-Uhildren will be taken on
Saturdays for cents round trip; adults, IS cents
Tickets will entile the holders to stop at the
usual landings until the return trip of the boat;
good only on Saturdays. Children must in sill cases
be accompanied by their parents some adj
friend.
THE sTEAMBOAT MARY WASHINGTON
can be chartered for Excursions by applying on
board, or TO @. Y. ATLEE, Agent, ct No. 6l5 TIN
street, opposite the Patsnt Once.
p. Il. TBOTH,
mylS President of (lomnauv
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by the InSpec.
tor OF buildings; Carl Mueller, repair brick
stable, 9Th, between and r streets south
west; leo Silvia Burrfs, move q two story
frame dwelling, 5Lh, between b and c streets;
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Weather indications To-day.
OPPIcH OF CHIEF SIGNAL OpPIoxR,l
W 4 IL z

For the middle states and New England,
stationary, followed by falling barometer,
south and east winds. slightly warmer, clear
or partly cloudy weather, and possibly In
New England occasional rains.
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CLOTHING.
The New Song of A Shirt.

The New Song of A Shirt.
The sonc that sing IL Different thiug
From ~ SD On. iat used soft HEARTS b wrinfr
u mortal, kpoan IN TIE sSrs = = sEirt.r
Ny song III not rssl 50 strikiEsiJ veil.
The shirt hat I nasre no other car shame,
sf.ri sittout fau., suspicion r hlsme.
NTguEh - matglisi s.. Z m and - fUe,
Ia ~ MAJ :, G 1, t ,S 70 s, ~, . sS,
AZ C. wear sLotiles' no wore this once.
Ggssct sd -esu arc stitched ~ steam.
A.. 49,. 40 =, $3.50 ~ = men 70 dream
md feel rac. nno Nv nice iu it,
Th1t th.l r, - sriug oui any human lives.
Elthcr ~ E-others, OF daughters, OF wives.
ST The ;,, giis, 49,, land 'ag- zoo UNDERSTAND
70 ais the It 49,. ,,sS, ~, neo
and a.. kser IN hi, ,'ms.r s,rsae,y siad.
Who values peace Aoi a quiet life.
For she who has met can never forget
HeT lord A. master Midget and fret
" hen the garment ihst shr uid b. a mantle Of ease
ALt M, del Il beauty. - neither Of these
For Where D. III ma no can bear the strcng tegs
OF 81 lliy made shirt-aOt known as the bestg
IL T. then clear, blessing 20 men
This shirt, " usr beauty inspires NY pen;
This n aichess WORK 4 progressive art,
Warranted perfect IN every part
And he " no has wUrn IL " III evermore
"1hg ouly shirt ut for gentlensn's wear"
And 90 sing cf tn beautiful thing
That suits all seasons, tr,m 'sll 90 spring;
JOY forever to one who KIN
The sweet C. mplscence, the bland repose
That comes from the wearing g first rate clothes
IL You inquire you will find the baet
AtGEoRGE c HENNINGi s, Seventh street wes..
aug2l-u
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If YOU HEsIRE cheeks with roses Of health up On
them, u you want IL ct peculiar bsIiancy of com
II Nton 60 priced by laGles aid edmired by every
tocE- II 40 word. you Waut that perfection Of pay
,icai apG,aTs ce that pure blood iasures, u.e DR..
Bull Blood Mixture. II
T'EE NEW DAVIS SEWING MACHINE.
No basting relnired. No soiIing OF goods by oil.
No dece ption practiced. Inspection invited. Call
aid get samples.
A LII WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT TO
"A know the best One Dollar
GLASSES accurately suited TO theSXF No.
eye, at II. II. HEMfLER'S. Opt - ~
o. An. H63 Pa. . ~ street s-s-ly
nETERGENT.
aus3N INQUIRE ABOUT 1T
CHEAP FUEL.
The cheapest and best fuel for cooking purposes
In warm weather is COKE. 1t IL also valuable for
steam purp Now that there is o Pre- aspect Of con-
nued scarcity Of ccal in the mark In consequence
Of the strike Of the canal SOatmer would be we'll
for persons wishing cheap fuel supply Intensely e.
with COkE at the office of the WASHINGTON
GAS LIGHT COMPANY, No 4l3 10th street
northwest Still sold the recent low rate at M co
for load of forty bushels, and 81 IS for load 81
tw enU hve bushels, delivered anywhere within the
city. -3-tr
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$50

JANE McSELEf.
he boat will leave her " hart f.ot r.
# ,x Oh s street; On SAT- EBAY EVEN sXxs
O'Clock sharp stopping on Sunday a. Piney Point
and Pom. Lookout TO allow those " b" avail them
slyes Il this Opportunity for plea-aLt excursion,
rle time for bathing and fishing, &c, "a rstucn
20 ashiEgton eerly Monday morning in time for
business. Comfortable sleeping accOnm ,dstions
will be fun ished to each per-,.n free Of charge.
: taterooms VIII be charged extra Music l. pro-
ide d for she occasion. No lilu ~ Wi be SOLD or
given awsy during this "trip.
Staerooms for rouud-irtp can be had Of jos IN
Williams. No. 3O8 Al street, or Of l.. L Neal,
No 30 AZ street Tickets for one psrs m, Q
EACH for children and servants az half rrice,
can he had At the music st Of John Il. lis Penn
sylvania avenue: Brad Adams bookstore; NJ. g.
Muchells, Nc. 1909 9TH street northwest: q. h .
Ashley, No 1900 street; DIR. y. Howe, Trea-
sury densItneut Z; John @. Wilson, Pension Office;
Isaiah MIlisrd, Patent office; I'd. Sutherland, En-
eineers' bureau War department; pr. Howard,
General Post Office; W. Il. Norton, Gsvernment
Printing office, or of any member of the Division.
Rug1D2w
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Ragged Reservations.

Mr.. EdifOT:-The condition Of the smaller
parks and reservations OF this city is in the
highest degree discreditable. II Dy no means
answers This charge TO aver that the apprO-
priation is exhausted. The amount of money
necessary 10 keep the grass neatly trimmed
and accumulatiOns of unsighlly trash re-
moved is SO small, with good management
that We can only attribute the present cOndi-
tIon to negligence. In several of these reser-
Cations where year ago was soft green turf
there is now nothing but a rank and nOx'Ous
growth of weeds three feet high. "Oh, for the
touch Of u vanished handi' WERNER
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

Editor S,dr:-To me it appears very Singh
lar that doubt or disputatiol should occur
regarding the existence of the meridiOnal
monument SO recently destroyed by the force
employed III the construction of the miasma-
generating pond which bears the classic
Game of the engineer officer in charge. IL
was structure OF masonry, with a base of
about four feet square, as many high, sur
mounted by a pyramidal cap stone, with
two lines interesting each other at a right
angle at the apex,-one sighting due north 10
the centre OF the White House and 18th street,
the other pointing east to the center OF the
Capitol and East Capitol street: represent
ing IF IN istake not the exact geographical
center Of the District of Columbia, as il ORR
ginally existed 1t was from the apex of this
structure, already venerable and presumed
permanent, that the level of the base of the
Washington monument was taken and re-
corded for future observation, as | was in
formed a quarter of a century since by Mr..
W. W. SeatOn. as we stood close by, viewing
IL. II stood near the bank of the Tiber, about
100 yards II. N. w. of the Washington monu-
meLt, ard was plainly visible from the
White House. 1t may with confidence be
stated that Gen BahCOck was not aware OF
The existence of the m ointment drstrOyed by
has sUbord mates in the autumn of 1872 and
which should be replaced. j. G.. G. X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

RAID on COLORED GAMBLING HORSE
The officers of the first precinct last night
raded q house kept by colored men for
gambling purposes, on Az, between 3 and c
streets southwest, and captured George
Smith. Charles Nelson, i. Matthew'S VIM
II. Baltimore, James Brown, James Belieli
and VIM. Henry, found in the act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28
YOUNG PEOPLES EVENING EXCUR.
Il SIONS.
The Barge G0CKADE CITY viii give select E1-

EVENING during the season. Il sy EA4A~N
ing her vi arf AT 8 O'Clock .. 60
sharp. returning at IL O'Clock; remaining Mar
shall ali minutes each trip. Music and Dancing
Ticket, Is cents.
~ Regular Sunday Excursions for Ladies' and
Children, leave at 81 o. and return at o'clock.
Tickets, Is cents, Children free.
Freupd caterer wv On
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GEORGETOWN ADVERM'TS

EOR RENTING. 40 LIST street, George;owu with
all modern conyenieDces; in good order and
Defghtorhood; convenient TO market, schools,
church and cars. Apply to DIR. CHAS. II. ORA
GIN, 12A Dunbarton street. augis eotf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

DETERGKNr.-The best known substitute
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
FIRST EXCURSION TO POINT Loo

SEhSUN. The Fine
Stesmtr CHARLOTTE vAspER- Ees4@k
BILT, Captain Entwisle, will leave
Tor Point Lookout and MarshaIi's on SATURDAY.
night At O'Clock sharp, and every Saturday there
after, returning Monday morning ct q clock
Fare round trip l 50.
Fer state rooms, &c, inquire board or ct W
II. Wilkepihg's. 300 9TH street fine brass band
Will accompany every excursion.
FAMILY EXCURSIONS
every Monday and Friday nights Leaving 7th-
y cents
The steam can be chartered for excursions
Iyd-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

FIRE IN BLADENSBCRG. About half past
eleven O'Clock, last night frame buildinp
4oyoiDlIs the george Washington hotel, In
unknown; but the flames were kept from
spreading disastrously by several nartias
rom This city, who happened TO be enjoying
Motel at The time. The building WAS dc,
stroyed, but The hotel was uninjured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

e. ELECT FAMILY EXCURSION
- tndrr the su-r i,es OF
Equal DIVISION: Ne 3, SONS OF TEN
PER6 NEE.
TO PIEEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT,
Ca board the fine and conmodi0us steamer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

THF STAINING CASE AT HAGERsroyrx
AS stated yesterday. Richard Colklesser' of
his cry, who Is on q visit to relations In
Hagerstown, Md, on Saturday night got
into an alteration with several Young men
and stabbed Blair McCarile in the shoulder
and cut Henry BOmberger across The ri0bt
hand. Both wounds were severe Colkles
ser's examination yesterday resulted i'm his
Committal " Jail In default of 500 bail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Noah a. Garter and Katie c. Growing; John
X Gallon and Margaret Patterson of Rich
mond, Va; John &. TInsley and Mary F.
Barnes, OF Henrtco county, Va; Charles
6Nsns and Emma j. Brown, Of Richmond
va. W r. Ross and Mamie NJ. Mason: w
l. wells and India Davis; John Robson and
Ssiterlne Foney; James A. WetheralI, OF
mouth, Ind. ' "a -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-28
. TFFfA rHf Day.
CARROLL INSTITUTE.
SELECT ANNUAL EXCURSION TO MAR
SHALL HALL

THURSDAY, AUGUsT 30, 1877.
The steamer Mary WashinLt'n VIII leave her
WHAT, foot Cf7rh street, al m and ra
2. m. return IN G At 4 81 aud IL ~ p Er@AS
m. Mnsc hy Prof. Pistorin's Orches e~-sss.s1=s.aa
tra Tickets so cents, te be had Of members only
ang24
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To Corre.pondents,

AL letters intended for publication, referring IN
any way 90 the editorial department. Of the paper
rhould be addressed The Efto- Of The STAY Those
relating 20 fts business departments should be id
dressed % 7Rs PHbltsks- of The Stay. Observsnc
OF these directions instead Of addressing such letters
in either case, 70 individual name, viii prevent
provoking delays.
Checks etc, in payment II bills houd in all cases
be made payable 10 the order Of The EreriHE Star
NstrSpapsr COmpaEy,-nOt 70 that Of any individual
- No anonymous communications read. No re-
ected communications returned
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Thd "Mofett punch by which a record is
kept by Hquor-sellers in Virginia with the
view OF collecting state tax on each drink.
is so much Of a success that the Baltimore
HV" thinks IL will probably be adopted I'm
other states, and says il might be employed
TO advantage in Baltimore TO raise revenue
That could be applied 10 substantial i'm
provements and provide iOr the employ ment
OF laDorers who are now necessarily idle. As
Congress is always on the alert for subjects
oftsxation in this District, quite Il kelly that
body Will be quick TO incorporate the DELI
punch feature in our tax Isw-that is. unlees
they should dread that tie liquC. tax would
bear tco heavily upon them as consumers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-06

There is a good deal of panic in Masss-
chusettS over the suspension o! no less than
four Of the savings banks of that state. The
Cape Cod Five Cent Savings Bank stopped
payments on Monday because of the run
upon IT; the Cape Cod Wellfeet Savings
Bank, which has nearly h.alf a million of
deposits oelongirg to 1,2,3 depositorS, did the
same tnlr g on Wednesd day for the same rea-
son; aud hence came the proportion to clo-e
all the savings banks in that saving region
till confide ace is restored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-06

We venture TO dissent from the recommen-
dalton OF the Patent Office Commission that
another building be constructed in the court
yard of the Patent Office 20 accommodate the
growing business o. that Office. Aside from
other objections, tine health consideration
seems 10 forbid the utilization of this space
for building purposes There is no more air
space afforded now than is requisite for the
number Of peT-oHs occupying the building,
ard in view OF the extent Of government
ground yet available for building purposes.
IL would seem unnecessary 10 CUrtail the not
excessive amount OF light End air supplied
in any of the government buildings. And,
again, while there nTay be some convenience
I'm mas sing together great numbers or public
Offices, the danger of seriOTs damage to pub
&c records from fire, &C, is so much IN
creased by having various branches of pUo-
lie business transacted under a single roof,
that IL would seem u be advisable to Isolate
each departmental building instead Of adopt
ing policy Of concentration. II The Patent
ONCE needs more space. as il appears thai IL
docs, the proper course would seem 10 be for
that department TO occupy the whole build
ing, as was originally INTENDED. The Int
rtOr Department, which now Uses so large a
portion Of the Patent Office, should be pro-
yided for In a building OF its own. erected
Upon Judiciary Square or some eligible DO
sition. The truth is, that the public buildings
al Washington are altogether Inadequate for
the transaction OF the vast amount Of busi-
ness of this great and rapidly growing coun-
try, and as consequence, the government
has 10 rent private buildings about town, of
all sorts and sizes, 20 get some sort of shell
Ter for the clerks and me public archives
Among the new buildings imperatively
needed is one made absolutely fre-proof aud
N IN aFa Lott
for the storage of archives. In this reposi-
tory of srchiveS should be placed all public
papers as soon as hey pass out of use in
current business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-06

Members of Congress md others who have
business In washingtOI are coming TO the
city by every train and are on the lookout
for quarters for the session. A large proper
ton of them seem Inclined 10 take rooms and
board rather than 10 go TO the hotels, conse-
quently those who have eligible rooms or
can supply satisfactory board should make
known the fact through the advertising
columns of THE STAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-06

Thurs days storm extended from Nor b
Ca, "a 10 Nova Scotia. ard the destruc-
ton Of property at sea was very heavy. The
brunt of The storm seems TO have been felt
On Long Island aud on the New England
coast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-06

President Vanderbilt, of the New York
Central rail-os I, has made good his promise
OF advancing the wages of his men when the
business Of his rOa Justified It. Five per
cent is the amour. of the increase. Now
Mr.. Garrett
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR BENT. EOR RENr
BY h. %. HULTZM an. ia-h and y streets n a.
Tire furnehet Houses. well lOcGtaI. rri -
families only. IT.
Large hail md IS slerans . above - ssAl
FenBsy lvsI IA avenue .--- -... - IS
1224 sth street nor h~esf. n nanf. A. .
s. street urrthSe sf, n rooms. m 4 -Hl.- -. a.
I1IR lith street uorth 1t. 10 Inas .ai i1lp
Sos str est southeast, n rooas. - fu2r -. p
1SO4 eth street a. ms, store aud sTzh.~ 81
30S tn street n ~. rssms store and Collar "a
Srf nth street northwest rooms. ztar IN srd
- 18th street northwest, store sui c-izr .--.
Az n ssreet northeast. rooms vatr, cas ..... =
1905 Vermont ayVnue. rooms. water -. -. -
For Sd's.
Houses ard Lots, large and smal n al sections u
the civ. Il reduced rafsr s..rS Ia
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
Cos s>ts-. r-,s, nRUG 10 Sr.s 81 ia
' iocaiiot; ~ b 20 ~ APsy \. Str is.b
sfe't u,r.h~est 6e.srSn y =. 80 o.f--
- t:ssEI t ~. -. n ga H. '' ~, $50 ;s
IN rremise. ESQ \ =, T, pr. h.,.f as 81.
M3S.st Mos, N9skt A. -, ~, g.. - 5. ~
~ y s.e4. wv > 0oLTz SAN. 49, ttiI
NhkN OF IL A-RE-. c5ua'-'-. s'rck p-5
- &C. go imp li-f.-1. unirrunr.-sd. sN-
N No, I'd ~FAKMKR,' stsr on,e, ~ -I0 q
{ A tlR'.kI s.:l: ASo P0TRLE H.SNE,s JasJ
Dr.. C..li.3, l,Sai irs s,s ~ amos - "a
THilE. LRtlTt RI 97-T7. NV - .n,,7..-s..
FSr Ps5t,euss sddre, .u .Ta;1qse ,.r q "a
W. ~ ~ CBEsF we SsT- ~ -sP
BoVsEs H. GA rr-s -,uth - g. f11r UAITk
ess, t. r.oIs, 80 sri - ~. r. f'r slsgp. n
.ri,' II s,,ni. and M. shei y.T, hsri ,,us~i
a. tre m q, "a 'nEr'N,Su-ri.; me g. i'r, rr'os
q Ms-h.rti.n. sPli, q BAgEs a RNoN sos
RJ.INEsS PRsPERTN FOK Es-OE sNLE.
b Tn properly IN Ge1Tcct ga. 9 aHtir < a.. Ga
On Gr'eo -treet, below Kritc s'rfe-. znd Cartt.n-
&C. h,,ss = s -. me, go, b, = l, -
~as family. lsli 90 EIch hs- been H-.f 2 r M
a ysArly - a 81 81 'o, y ~ 49, '.,sf ~, N
=, great esrs .s,l TIE ~ssri r'' s. I h-
iolI'v ~ 4 mos II Ir-r0a.. -. 49,. n n. ri
lFs, S, sI, i, r'i,, Cement. S'gr'
,tnsr pr, ,rfE- FITCH. 3. y a 10.
.5ts-r 1909 "a. az opp o. = T .i-.-..
CIGsE ,sTosE-sToCK, sad FiNr,aE. .-
y -s'c. Is rent. $50. 'sca-.n.
c-.tg.. - a. '' ~
., ~
rsc 9l "a sfEf Pic, ,cr q .;,
- vi =. -. y 81 Hz-R 'FrrI-. NuH .Hra sou.
~ . NFis i'%' 7. Ha'! Ivan as""u. ..r.h.
N'' - a. b.
uUsaNESs CHhN,E a rae r.--s f,...r.r
ID .-r wins .,1I.I I'd. ffsI rrsn .-.rr 81.
r.rr 81 ~ So. Al ,,.., - -. f....- .
r, f n, ~. p..r,,e.., '' , :. -
fT ~ :. e., a - 70 ,. rca - Lsnr 2, rq. rs
AZ !, a,s NJ, -ir. : q. 81 Il, .,,
go SALf-T...rab 81 INrsS PROPERTY.
- to inrcoir. - 'c-h street.. H...s.,r o. d d
' Gs On T.. .,', '.s 81 az =, ' 10. =, ''ao
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