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CiIEA RED,

Tucker
schr Heroine, Passapea, Norfolk, Petersburg and
| Richmond, G. Pendergast 4 Son.
y Steamer Ericsson, Green, Phiad., ]. A. Shriver.
ARRIVED,
hamburg bar9ue Canton, Peterson, from Bremen,
via Bermada (where she put in for water 10th Oct,
oallast and 202 passengers, to -.
Brem. balque Johanna slensing, so day fin Bremen,
oa'last and ia passengers, to F. & w. RUdewald-
lowed up by the Pdtapscol
BIZ brig Princess Royal, Masters, days from Ber-
nuda, to the Capes ballast, to w. A F, Davenport,
of New York.
Br, brig Go,den Rule, watli".on, 10 days FIN Ber-
auda, ballast, toJ. q. Yates.
Brig Venus, soule, 10 days from Eastport, plaster,
ID master,
Brig Jane Howes, Bowley, days from Boston, as
sorted cargo, o ThOs r. Matthews.
~ schr Loyal, Roberts, from Green Turtle Key,
Aoaco ls!h ult fruit, bay wood, old copper, rags sc.
60 Z. Il MOntell.
Schr Ganges, Parry, days from New Bedford, oil,
10 I. Whiuidge u Co.
Schr William, Parsons, 10 days from Portland, pc
saeoes, fish and plaster, TO T. r. Matthews.
Schr Jno Emory, Wood, from Alexandria, D. C.
ndse. to Rose, Merrill Il Co.
5chr Seguin, (new) Cole, days fron New York,
Escorted cargo, 10 |. Mankin.
Schr Zen0bia, OWENS 7 days from Charleston, salt
Jnd lumber, TO J X. Randall.
8r. schr Alert, Firth, days from Bermuda, ballast,
tDJ. c. Yates
Schr Louisa, Johnson, IL days fin Lubec plaster, to
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk Saw
2Othng.
Cumberland, White, leaky. The g. sailed hence on
che 18th ult laden with COAL for Pensacola and when
out at sea leak was discovered, which increased to
s1ch all alarming extent TO render her return ne
cessary 'or the .aety of the vessel and cargo She
leaks comparatively but little now the carpenter hav-
ing succeeded in stopping it partially. We learn,
however, Is the masters intention discharge, and
place her on the screw dock for general overhaul
'ng.
MEMORANDA.
Ships Franconia, SAITH for N. Orleans; and Alex
sGder, Leeds for Ha2re, went on Monday last
Ship Hermann, Welsh, of Baltimore, cleared at 4.
Orleans 23d ult. for Liverpool.
Barque Chenanga, Snow, for Baltimore, was left
Al Malaga 2st Sept. chad only half cargo) by barQue
Ranger, at New York. Subsequent dafes received at
Boston per the brig Abort, reports among other yes
ses in port 29h scbr Florence, Rowland, for Boston,
m days [rhe Chtnango is not mentioned in this
report The brig George Gardner. Walker, sailed
. g9ih for Philadelphia.
Baraue Ida, Haett, and brig Mary Stanton, Bearse,
| f;Om Baltimore, arrived at Boston Both ult.
Barque Lawrence, Howes, hence al Boston Dist
sno.
Barque Chesapeake, Larabee for Baltimore, sailed
from Portland 2slA ult.
! Brig Massachusetts. Burgess, hence at Fall River
9Th ult. and sailed again 2oth for Dighton.
Scbr Liberty, est, from Windsor, arrived at Bath
s5lh ut and sailed same day for the Chesapeake bay
Schr Ann. Perry, hence via Portsmouth,, arrived at
Gardiner 26tn ut
Scar Cadet, Fowler, for Baltimore, cleared at Ban
,oT 2eth ult.
Schr Queen. Smith, FIN Baltimore, via Apponaug
arrived at Providence 29h ult
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ANH.T BOX CORNICES. To render more
dU complete his business arrangement, the subscti-
her has added Gliding Shop to his establishment,
and is now prepared to put up short notice, CUR
TAiN5 with all he fixtures complete.
His arrange ments are such that he will be able TO
furnish Gilt Box Conces, &c, advance Of the la
test styles and most approved nish and in furnishing
sui OF Curtains, in consequence of having the Up
holstery and Gliding all under ones eye, greater adj
vantages, both in facility and economy must of course
accrue to the customer. Also Curtain Band Of new
style and character, together with Poles, Ends Cen
tres aud Pings, rendering the assortment the most
complete in the city.
MIR. A. F. JHDLIN, so long and favorahly known for
his skill AID good taste, viii attond TO the getting up
of Curtains.
VENETIAN BLINDS Also Venetian Blinds, of
an colOrs and all sizes, made in our usual superior
manner, with from 40 TO AZ stats 10 a blind.
NOTWITHSTANDING Hair, Husk, Moss, Cotton,
Wsol, &c. with fine licking, sc.
Also, FEATHER BEDS.
The whole al prices TO suit the times.
JAS. II. cox, 1872 Baltimore street,
olt-lm III door west of the Museum.
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EDAINT1NG. The most splendid exhibition of
a. PAINTINGS ever offered in Baltimore, may be
seen at No. 2O5 Baltimore street, over Campbel's
Jewelry Store The exhibition consists of the ccle
brated Painting Of La Belle Mature, which has been
euogized by gentlemen of taste and learning, more
than any other picture that has been offered in the
States. The subject Is young Female situated in a
richly decorated apartment, just rising from bath
and wipng her foot with napkin. Though the
figure nearly in state of nudity the position is such
as to create no indicate impression in the spectator
who is rather struck with sentiment of admiration
and respect feprcsSve of every uncnase indicate
pulsa ion. Also Daphne De L'OyDpe painting
similar 10 the above, and two very large paintings
representing The Prodignl Sou in The Wilderness, and
the other his TO his Father. All of which are
from the pencil OF Buude of Paris, pupil If is-
mortal David's. We positively assert that painting
equal to LA Belle Nature never exhibited in
America.
Admission 81 cents-chdren half price, o30-lw
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atO-PARTNEnsnIp. WM ROGERS nnd

WIN ROGERS and
" WM BOYD have this day associated themselves
for the conducting of the business of Merchant Tai
Tors, at the former Store of MN. ROGERS, No. 1906
NJ aRkET STREET, five doors west OF ST, Paul St.
the house formerly occupied rs the Citizen's Bank.
QI7- The subscribers, from their long experience
in business, can with confidence solicit the pa
onaeG of their former friends and the public gene
rally, assuring them that heyw find ii TO be to their
interest 10 give us their patronage
{G5" Our stock is large and well selected, and we
will sell on the most moderate terms
oath Oct, 1915. o29 ROGERS s. ROY d.
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STAMMERING AND SUFFERING
" LII A lI,I

STAMMERING AND SUFFERING
CURED BY DR.. MAYS, OF VA
MIR. MAYS begs leave most respectfully to an
hR nOunce TO the citizens of Baltimore that he has
visited the city for the special purpo of crring I'M
PEDlMENTS OF SPEECH, and all other defec Is in
the voice. He has in his possession testimonials of
the highest responsibility attesting the signal success
which has attended his labors, and would be most
happy 10 exhibit them to any gentleman or lady who
might do him the favor to call.
tis residence for the present is at the GLOBE INN,
Baltimore street, where he can be seen at any time
between the hours of ID, A. NJ. and 4, m.
0C5- DR. MAYS will visit ladies at their residences
if requested.
BALTIMORE, October 2Sth, 1915.
DE-. john MAYS, Globe Inn, Baltimore-st.
Sir: ] cannot permit you 10 leave the city with
out rendering in some FORM my sense of obligation
for the benefits derived from your treatment, by Two
of my sons, aged % aud l6 years, who for long pc
Rod have bee afflicted with uncomfortable habit
OF stnnnmeTihg-whch, with every pTecaut"n they
were capable of adopting, appeared to be steadily on
the increase.
All difficulty of utterauce was well nigh overcome
after their first intefviewand such, with very slight
and occasional exceptions, has continued to be the
case to the present time period of nearly weeks
know nothing Of your system of cufe-hut the
confidence in its fhor9ughnes entertained by my sons
from first TO laStcennected with the facts that have
come under my Observation-Disclosures me TO Offer You
this testimony to your success III the firm belief of
It's general efficacy. Very respectfully AMI truly,
O3O lw OSMOND g. TIFFANY.
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FLANNELs. DOMEsTICs,

FLANNELS, DOMESTICS,
Tb &C. The subscriber has on hand, large as
ortinent OF fine and snperine Whitney BLANKETS,
bf all the different sizes and qualities, which he is
Enabled TO sell CHEAP Also low priced point do; lo,
ty very che p; large assortment of white and culd
FLANNELS, all widths and Qualities; general as
pertinent o. bleached and brown Muslins and shirt
Ing; PLAIN aud twiIled OSnabuTs linen and cotton
shnngs; Irish Linens, huckahack towelling: Crash;
baid Domrscs; Ticking; handsome low priced Cal
Goes, and many other seasonable and desirable art
leu to which h. invites the aesti0n Of purchasers.
THOMA- II. NELSON,
No IS Baltimore st.
~. y, Also on hand, beautiful assortment Of
fch chinz, colOIed and plain greer flooring BAlIE.
0lS colin ISL
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$4,000 E REA Tvs So, ny COW. CON

DO.OOO sUMPrIoM son n n 1SM-
ease IN single year, then add the fearful catalogue OF
those cut off BY Inflammation of the Lungs, Hemo+
rhage, Asthma, Coughs, Influenza, Bronze hat ~, and
other diseases of the LUNGS AND LIVER. and the
isl would present an appalling proof Of he nsY OF
these TWO CLASSES of diseases.
hut II Is Important TO know that nearly ALI of th,
dreadful waste of human life might have bee preyem
ed by timely use of
Oh. WIS7.4R'S BJ1LS.9M OF WILD CHERRY
'he greatest remedy ever discovcredby man TOR all d.
eases OF the pulmonary organs produced by cold an
ehangeabP climates.
Scores Of cases have come TO our kn owleSye where
as beyond the reach of medical aid-bst who by IL,
use OF this Wild Cherry Balsam have been spes<siY
restored TO complete health.
sister OF we'll kDewn clergyman re entity le sse
schoU she was attendingbeing advised that she sset
ale OF ConsumptIon-to return TO her home, wishing
10 spend her tew remaining days with her friends Nv
some means she was Induced TO take WstaI's BaIsssm
OF Wild Cherry, by which she was en- irely cured n
snort time, and returned 10 her school with kehs
heart and reinvigeratcd health.
MANY of thu most distinguished physicians in New
YORK and Brooklyn give this Balsam their unauaftaed
approval Why should they not? 1t is every wkese
hailed az
''N.aTURE7s F.aTORITE PRES CRIPTJOE,n
being formed from chemical extracts of Wild Cherry
Bark and Tar, two simple, bat powerful ingresie1ts
OF Natures awn Laboratory.
All orders must he addressed TO ISAAC BUTTS.
Ann street, New York,
For sale by q. X. TYLER, corner of Baltimore ana
HIgh-sts. Baltimore, and r. g. PATTERSON, Wash
ington, d. C., and by most Of the Druggists in May
aud and the District of Columbia. mhI3-frra,f
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atLOTEiS, CASSIMERES II VESTINGS.
" The subscriber has just received lot of cheap
Wool, Black, Indigo Blue Invisible and Grass Green
Brown and Olive CLOTHS; beautiful fancy CAS-
SinERES, &c. Which in addition to his assortment
of fine and supcrfne English and French do makesit
extensive and desirable. He has alss large assert
ment OF CASSlNETrS, all col0rs ana qualities and
handsome fancy Velvet, Merno Cashmere, Silk n, d
Swansdown VESTlNGS, all Of which he will sell by
the piece or retail, al the lowest market prices and
to which he invites the attention of purchasers.
THOMAS T. NELSON, .
No. 65 Baltimore street.
P.S. He has also on hand black silk and fancy era
watts; Sears silk pocket Hdkfs; silk, lambs wool,
merino and cotton Shirts and Drawers; woollen and
cotton Hosiery; silk and cotton Umbrellas, &C. &c.
020-eolm
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AZ. ALL COME OIIT CLEAN

" Es! We place dozen dirty Shirts, with 4.
- llitle SOAP and bucket full of hot water in F.
hUkENs' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
ChiNE, and after washing from 10 to 90 minutes
theV an come out PerfBely clean! Again we psl in
from to 10 Sheets n Table Cloths, with soap ard
water, as before; and in IL or 10 minutes ttey all
come out ctean' Lastly, lay from, 81 To 50 sinai
pieces (such as can he placed toeether) with soap
ana water, as above aud in from 10 to 90 minute.
tney also come out clean! Wonderful a.s this may
seem is done by the action and re action of the wa
Ter ny means ct pressure) in connection gita the
soap, without any rubbing surface or friction what
eVet consequently the clothes are not only uninred
oy me operation, but are actually made 10 last txsce
Us Tong as when he'd by hands, iI Exhibitions of
washing every Monday (rnornns) and Friday (after
noon Cone then and see the mnchine in operation
as u never fails To convince those who do. Enles-
prsing men should make themselves acquainted win
TINS most useful invention, deserving it does q
place IN the kitchen of epery ,"ny. Prices are Sl5
$40 and Se5, according To size warranted 10 perorss
peHand last for years. if us according to direstis
All orders by letters fpost id) or otherwise pronr&
" attendtd TO. MANDATORY No. "a FRORT'
STREET, lat the hend) between Pitt and Low-sts .
Old Town, Baltimore, Maryland.
as mtr6m Il. II-EENS
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vUyHE SUCCESS OF GOURAUD,S

VuSHE SUCC ESS OF GOURAUD'S
III ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP,
in the removal of Erysipelas, Scr0fua, Rneworm,
Pustules, Bochos, Spots, Tan Freckes, SallnwneSs,
is Unparalleled IN the history of Chemistry. In add
ton TO its great Usefulness cearifer and whea-
er of the skin, is the most delicious Shaving Com
pound knOwB-and can he used with either hard or
salt water GOURAUD'S POuDGES SU3TILES
will positively extirpale every vestige of superioas
human hair; and tnat too; without injurng the most
delicate skin.
For sale by SETH S. HANCE, l09 Baltimore street,
and corner of Charles and Pratts %!
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DIR. LANDIS'S
PATENT DOUBLE SPRING TRUSS,
WGrronted to perform Their deal cure Of
HERNI.9 or RUPTURE

WGTranted TO perform tier deal cure Of
HERNIA or RUPTURE.
PENHE subscriber having purchased the Paten6
n right oil the above TRUSS, and having entered
extensively into their manufacture, now off rs il for
sale at half the price formerly charged by the paiente
me above instrument is constructed entirely upon
ahatomieai and pathological principles, and meets
every indication essential the permanent curs N
HERNIA.
1t possesses many important advantages over tn
Irnsses now in common use it com bnes flexsbiii-
WIN hrmness, and by means of the pivot and indie
pendent spring, The pad accommodates i,eetf FIRMLY
to The body, and cannot be displaced by the m0tioa
OF me wearer, answering by This MEANS desidesa-
tuIn long sought after by the Mediea profession.
Although II is as yet new invention, il has become
much celebrated by the great benefit already derived
by hundreds who have been radically cured Of that
most troublesome and fatal disease Hernia. The de
sire to put the Truss within the reach Of all afflicted
mas indnced The proprietor to reduce the price. r
Cefuhcates OF the strongest recomma ndaton froR,
some OF the most distinguished Surgeons and Physt
cians OF this and other cities, can be seen Nv
reference to ascircuar in the bands of all The Agents
and public places generally
EPHEAiM Y. FORNEY PtopTiefor
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HHROCLAIM 1T TO THE WORLD
d THAT HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HUARHOUND is without
Exception or Ezageration
the most safe and speedy tor all diseases arising
from Coughs and Colds, which, unfortunately gect
ed, TOO
OFTEN END IN CONSUMPTION.
Ii Hance's Compound Syrup of Hoarh und is ia ken
on The first appearance of Cough it will Immediately
cure it aud save the sufferer from an untimey grave;
price 50 cents per bottle, or SIX bottles for 50 So
For sale by SETH s. HANCE, los BaItimore-st.
and corner of Charles and Pratt-sts. o3l
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ELOTHS! CLOTHS! CLOTHSI We are
" now prepared TO offer of the most extensive
and desirable assortments of CLOTHS and CtSS[-
MERES to be found in the city Our stock consists in
part Of superfine French, Belgium West of England
and Domestic Cloths Of all shades and colors vary
ing in prices 81 rs 10 sloper yard Also, Tweeds;
Beaver and Pilot Cloths, suitable for over coats with
100 pieces of English French and Domestic Cass-
mefes Of the most fashionable shades aud patterns
varying in prices from rs cents to 81 50 per yard Silk
and Merlno VESrINGS of the newest styles. MRR-
CHANT TAILORS and others in want Of the above
articles will find to their advantage to call nj the
CHEAP CLOTH STORE, as we PROMISE that the
most unski buyers shall have the full value of lhei
money. JOSHUA ROYSTON Il co.
No. 80 Baltimore street,
Of eolm one door west of TrinoIer,s alley
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ENARM FOR SALE. The subscriber efrrs
.H' al private sale, his FARM, in Hartford County,
Maryland, bounding on the Little Falls of GunpoS-
der, continuing PIG Acres, than 70 of which
heavily timbered with white oak, hickory, poplar and
rhTgsass, chestnut. The Improvements are a Dwell
M,,1 LING HOUSE, and good kitchen attached.
MN,H There are two good Orcha rds on the premises
containlng various kinds of fruit in great per
iecton. The fencing If in good condition, and there
Is an abundance of young chesnnt to keep so; also,
go0d spring within a few feet of the dwelling, with
good stone house over it, together with other out
buildings. About 30 acres are in meadow, and the
soil Is of good quality, the whole well waered and
divided into convenient fields. 1t has every conve-
vience TO the Baltimore market and 10 one afforded
by large cotton manuiact0ty in the vicinity, and is
situated seventeen miles from Baltimore ard within
mile and quarter of ineXhaustible lime quarries,
and very convenient TO mills, stores and places of
public worship. This property can be conveniently
divided into two separate farms.
ABR aHAM JARRETT,
2! miles south west Of the Hartford Turnpike, and
1--WE miles from Long Green Post office.
Q5- For terms, &C., apply at the OLD TOWN
AGENCY OFFICE, No. 1913 North High street, next
to Gay. o29tf
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ENR. CuEIsTIE's GALyANIC

FHR. CuEIsTIE'S GALyANIC
~ RINGS AND MAG "ETIC FLUID.
Dr. "A II. CHRISTIE, the original patrutee and
inventor OF tnesn celarated articles, feels it duiy
warn the pub ic lest they be deceived in purchasing
SPURIOUS IMIrATIONS. DIT. Christie wishes the
citizens RaIiimore and all other places where his
discovery has been introduced to understand that he
in no manner recognises any of the articles sold
dor the name Of s'Ganvalic Rings, &c.n unless they
are connected with his name. and sold by his autho-
rized Agent Dr. Christie takes the responsibility to
further assert that these imGt0ns of his discovery
possess no beneficial Cffrct whatever An persons,
therefore, who are suffering from any OF the painful
malades comprehendCd under rheumatism i'll all its
forms, nervous complaints no matter how chronic
in character. requested to apply at the
only place in Baltimore where The genuine Gavan c
Rings and their notifications can be obtained, viz: of
SETH s. HANCE. lCs Baltimore street,
OBJ And corner Of Charles and Pratt sts.
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n EANCE'S SARSAPARTLLA OR BLOn ID
~ al PlLhi, are by far the best medicine ever dis
covered for curing
CoStiveneSs, dyspepsia, Swimming
in the Head SC. Persons of full habit
who ave subject to Headache, Giidners, nrow-
ness aud singing in the Ears arising from TOO great
n flow Of hIonI 10 the head should never be
without them, as any dangerous symp-
toms win be entirely carried off by
il their immpdiatr uss.
4 Rtys ask for HANCES PILLS, and pnrchase NJ
he but those advertised as agents. aud il convenisnr
y and see The prOnrleior himself
F&3- FO sale nv SE II s HANCE, 1903 Baltimore
et. and corner Of Charles and Pratt streets. Price
rents pr hox, for HANCE'S GENUINE PILLS,
1--we for 81. o3l
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FREE EXHIBITION.
WSLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAIL
NJ LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS; es-
Iabshed in 1870, and awarded the Medal, Four FIRST
Premiums, and Two Highest Honurs by the Institutes
of Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, re-
spectvely, for the most beautiful coioTed DasueTreo
types, and best apparatus, exhibited
gus BAL fIMORE ST, Baltimore, adjoining Camp
bell's Jrwelry Store.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Washington city.
Sycamofe street, Petersburg, Va.
No. Isl Broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston.
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
l76 Main street, Cincinnati
449 Main street, Louisville, Ky.
10 Main street, Lexington, Ky.
Corner 9TH aud Chestnut SITS, st. Loeis; and
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
~ PORTRAITS taken in any weather, in exquisite
style.
R3- Apparatus, Instructions, and all Materials fur
nished
ANY edi'or disposed to copy and take pictures in
payment can please do ol4-G
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TwyHE REMARKABLE SUCCESS OF

THNHE REMARKABLE SUCCESS OF
N Or. Cbrlstie's Gavanc Rings and Magnetic
Fud, nave given rise 10 many worthless couneIfetts,
therefore the public should be guard and
purchase only OF the agent Dr. Christe's Magnetic
tlud increases the action of the Rings fold there
fore persons who wish to make fair trial. should
the fluid III conjunction with the Rings.
The genuine Rings and Fluid for sal G by SETH s.
HaNCE, lCe Ballimore-st. and corner of Charles and
PTatt-sls. o3l
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a l. o. A N G.
l645.
NOVEM Ser.
MARRIED.
} / r. ID

On the Both ult by Rev. Mr. Purviance, JonN II.
GREEN TO HARRIET A. r. WoRRALLEs, both Of this
city.
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DESIRABLE AND CHEAP PROPERTY

DESIRABLE AND CHEAP PROPERTY.
- FOR SALE. 1wo Dwellings, 2 story
Gsls with attic, on Madison street near Aisquith,
Haas S675 and $500 each; two story with attic in
49, Pitt ct near Eden, $3.50 each; fine story
and attic South Paca Green ST. ST. 100; three
story dwellings, west Fayette st. near Cove, $3.50
each; in East Lombard st. near Canal, 1000; fine
large two story dwelling 30 feet 'front.' lot 100 deep
TO an alley 90 feet wide, at s97o0; on Fawn
Exeter $500 each; on Exeter street near Fawn, at
100 1900 and $500; very fine large story dwell
ling on N. Gay st. opposite the Odd Fellows Hall, at
$1,000; good story dwelling in Stiles street, $3.50;
large store with dwelling on French street, a most
excellent stand for bakery or grocery, only $1,000;
dwelling on Madison-st. near Howard st, $1,000;
on Granny near Exeterst $l050; in George st, near
Pennsylvania avenue $500 each; besides 100 Others of
different prices and location all Of which purchasers
are desired to examine.
BUILDING LOTS to lease in various locations on
accommodating terms-somc with liberal cash ad
vances.
FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS forsale
GssggA in different locations and on liberal terms
RekBz B. BOND or G. GELBACH,
Property Agents,
OH [AI 40 second.st the Town Clock.
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EDUBLiC SCHOOL, No. o. This Schc;i will
H. open for the reception OF Female Pupils on Mon
day. ID Nov, IN the basement of The Univcrsalist
Church, on CALVEKr-ST Terms of tuition : rrr
quarter, payable in advance.
The Commissioners of Public Schools will he present
to grant permits to enter School. By oroer.
J. W.TILYARD,
oc296t Clerk OF Com. of r 5.