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WAPLES House

MIN ST. DUBUQUE, IOWA.
THE undersigned having become propri
etor Of this new and spacious house,
mas fitted il up in the frs, style for the ac-
Of the travelling community,
and is determined to spare no effort or ex
.pense in giving satisfaction and comfort 10
all who may favor him with ihen custom,
His rooms ale airy, elegantly furnished and
commodious, and his table viii al all times
be supplied with subs,antials and luxuries
of The best that the country affords. He
Haiters himselfihat with his experience as
a landlord at the East, and with a building
so capacious and well arranged, ne will be
enabled to establish the character Of the
NAPLES House, upon par with the hrsI
hotels IN the West. Notwithstanding the
superior style aud extensive arrangeme mis-
Of his house, his prices will be moderate
and upon scale in accordance with the
times Boarders, transient and regular,
will be charged no more Than is customary
al the other hotels OF tEls ciiv.
Connected with the establishment are
good stablng accommodations on reasona.
BILE terms.
With assiduty in attending TO the wants
and con,fort Of his visitors, the proprietor
hopes to nieHt and receive liberal sup
port from the public.
H..CURTIS.
Dubuque. Odi. LIST, 1916. SO ly.
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For County Fund Commissioner
FERNANDO II LEE.
Democratic Township Ticket.

Democratic Township Ticket
School Inspecto,
Joseph H. Fisher,
Justice of The Peace
Luther P. Frost,
Constable
Ransom Bell,
Tornsh,p Trustees
Martin NJ. Montgomery
F P. Brossart,
Benjamin ?. Moore.
Peter Ewing,
Treasurer
Christopher H. Buck,
Supervisors
Charles Gaymon,
Peter Conboy, .
Benjamin Wiser,
Isaac V. Dennis,
Enos Metcalf.
We lave placed the names Of M. III.
Montgomery and B. P. Moore, on the
above ticket, at the request OF many dem :
ocrats. They are both good men and will
receive the cordial support Of the Democ-
racy.
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Senator Dix, of N. Y, has been ap-
pointed Major General in the roam Of
Thomas H. Benton, resigned.
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-. II. PALMER,
attorney and Counsellor ~ Law,
uMd Solicitor In Cssanccry.

MARION, LINN COUNTY,
W..u practice in the Supreme and District
Courts Of Iowa. Jnnel7, 1916
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
REFORMED BOTANIC, GERMAN
am IvDL9.N PRACTITIONER

pR. w. P. LYON. haging recently loca
~ ted in iowa City. respectfully ,endess
his professional services TO the +cilizsns Of
iowa City and the adjacen, country. From
the fact of hi, having received reguias
medical education. and having had prae-
lice of 10 years in the States of Missouri
and Illinois. he Aai,ers himself that he is
acquainted with, and can treat successfully
the various diseases incident 10 this eli
mate. Particular attention will re paid TO
The diseases Of women and children Those
wishing his medical services will find him
a, all times a, LYONS STORE, excep,
when absent on business. Charges & ason-
abe-N. b A good supply OF Drugs and
Medicines KEEP, constantly on hapd.
Iowa City, Sept, %. le46--2S 6m.
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To Esens.

4 FARM to rent situated three miles, feast OF
"A Iowa City, good frame house and well, with
thirty acres of land under good cultivation. In
qIlrc of The subscriber
THOMAS SNYDER
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n ,ay that TIC army viii TAKE this

Mexicans say that tho army will take this
place ina very short time. Several Of
the better class Of the population are pre-
pairing to move to the other side Of the
river in case the place should be recaptur-
ed, as they know they would be killed by
their own people imm ediately. Yeu
will find this letter very di.jointed in its de-
tails, but you may depend on The correct
ness Of every part Of it, as received 1t
from high military authority.
Yours truly.
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Lock cut!

4 LII persons indebted to the subscriber, by
II note or book account, are requested 10
come forward and make payment Immediately
to d. Fl. Smith, who will attend to my business
during my absence. Again say, look outl
JOS. T. FALE9.
lvanhoe, Linn Co., Jan. Goth, lsa7. n 81.
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IbEsUGs a. TEglsBaGHNE@.

r M. x A c PRICE having purchased
e. the eslablishmen Of A. 6, c. ii Be,ry-
bill. will Keep constantly on hand al the
old stand on Clinton Street, iull supply OF
the articles aprerIaning 10 their business,
which thu, are prepared TO sell al low rates
for Cash or approved trade. Physicians and
heads of families are requested TO call and
examine before purchasing supplies else,
where.
Iowa City, June II, 1876. II
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OWNERS NAMES. Description OF LANDS.
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down by partlzans and truxters in poll
tics, and IN ambitious attempts to assail a
judicious, pure. and patriotic administra-
ton.
6. That the democracy OF our country
have found in the Hon. Thomas Fl. Ben
ton faithful sentinel on the watchtower
of liberty, That by his truthful and able
speech, in which he has exhibited to the
people the ambitious and ilating course
of the Senator from South Carolina, he has
increased our confidence in his patriotism
and ability as a statesman.
7. That the thanks of the people of the
I'd Judicial District are due, and are here
by rendered, to Hon. S. G. Hastings and
Hon. Shepherd LETTER, for the efficient
manner in which they have represented
the interests Of the people of Iowa.
s. That the democratic members repre-
senling this Judicial Distric, in the last
General Assembly, have, by their untir-
ing attention to business, their devotion TO
the interests OF their constituents, and their
strict adherence to the principles Of the
democratic party, repudia'ing and reject
ing any alliance or coalition with whigee-
", have won for themselves the gratitude
Of those who elected them: and most hear
thy do we say TO them, "Well done, good
and faithful servants
8. That the nominees Of the democratic
legislative caucus for Z. S. Senators and
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TOWN LOTS IN IOW.7 CITY.
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S 70 8 $500 42.p ~
7 10 6 2,6l 1886 6S
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NUMBER 1877.
By X. ". DEER, .s..ctiomeer.

GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-By virtue OF a
- deed s. Holmes the subscriber dated
the 7h and recorded the 9th day Of May 1876 in Lii
Der W. b. No. l22 oos 49, H. 49, l79 sO ISL one OF
the land records of Washington county, in the District OF
Columbia, will be sold public auction, on "Wednesday
the 18th day of October next lots IA and To- IN square z
in the city of Washington.
This property is in improved and improving part OF
the city. There it three brick dwelling houses ana
a penter's shop; and attached Of the dwelling
houses is at the of 18th and south streets
Sale to be made the premises half-past clock
m. One-thrd of the purchase money to be paid In hand
the residue in two equal yearly payments with interest ON
the whole payable hafyeary to be secured by
approved promssoy and reserved lien ON the prop
eny. with power of sale any default in payment, and
policy of insurance against fire.
On the full payment OF the purchase money and interest,"
valid deed conveying the purchaser or purchasers all
the title and vested in the will be executed
Should the terms of sale not be complied with in three
from the day of sae the the right to resell
the property auction for cash. such credit he
may think h at the risk and of the deaung purcha-
purchasers after weeks notice by advertisement
in some Washington newspaper. All conveyancing to be
at the cost of the purchaser or purchasers.
p r, FENDALL, Trustee.
Sept 80 ROBERT w. DYER Auctioneer.
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Loot for g. W. I'hiuips's Cash store.

FRESH CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, 9AND vESTINGS,
WHICH viii have made 70 order, and in all
pieces Bonjeans black cloth
do Byiney's do
do Smon's do
10 do low-priced English black blue, and fancy
colors.
These goods much superior to anything have
had in store.
20 pieces plain, ribbed, and doe-skin cassimeres of
Bonjean's, Bylcy's, and Smoni's make,
which cannot be excelled in this or any
other market
Is do new style French plaid cassimeres some
thing entirely
20 do fancy cassimeres, some fine and others low
priced
10 do rich black satin for vestng
do belmont black silk satin for vesting
20 do colored silk satin for vesng
As have made arrangements with of the best cut
make for this season, purchasers may depend
their clothes being made in the best manner
Also, have this day received
Cientlemen's silk handserchiefs linencambrc do.
Gum suspenders, lambswool and merino shirts and
drawers
Silk and lawn cravats, kid, silk, and buck gloves
Cotton and silk umbrellas
And in fact every article used for gentemen of whom
only ask call.
Sep. S-dinf G.. W. PHILLIPS.
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determine whether the bidder is competent responsible

determine whether the bidder competent and responsible
or not
schedule of the articles with samples, may be seen al
the office Of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, in Wash
ngton, exhibiting the ofmoney be expended fol-
each artice but the department the right
crease OF diminish the quantity Of any of the articles named
substitute others in lien thereof require at similar
prces such goods be wanted for presents ohe
purposes in the administration of the affairs OF the depart
ment.
The whole amount in money be applied to the pur
chase of goods will be about SS5,O00 OF which some
the west Goods Of American manufacture. all Other
things being equal win be petered but all the sam
acure il will be necessary, when domestic article is bid
for that the sample OF should accompany the bid
able the department decide whether il is of equal quality
with the sam Piles TO be exhibited.
The party proposing to supply the articles will make
fix the prices in dollars and cents which he or they VII
furnish them deliverable in New York and 81 Louis, res
Stunning the quantity of each article specified in this adj
versment and extending the cost, making aggregate
the whole invoice before sending IL The goods will be
inspected New York ST. Louis by agent the Uni
ed States who will be appointed by the department for
purchased with the samples exhibited, when the
shall be made, and with the terms of the itself
which shall contain clause that ii the articles are moi
furnished within the time prescribed, if they
sufficient quality IN the opinion OF the agent aforesaid
the party shall not furnish others in lieu thereof of the
qured quality the United States shall be authorized pur
chase them Of Others to charge any increase of price
they may be compelled pay therefor the contractor
who shall pay the said difference to the United States
good suretios the sucency whom to be certified by
United States judge district attorney TOR the faithful
the contract is completed and the delivery of the goods
New York and st Louis respectively, agent OF the de
partment upon a duplicate invoice certified BY him
Communications to be marked, Proposals for Indian
goods"
The bids will be submitted with the following heading
and terms here prescribed:
81 (or we) propose to furnish for the service of the In
dian department. the following goods at the prices affixed
to them respectively, Wis
deliverable IOuia "a,
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The upon our hooks unss tos
payment Of the subscription be made in Advance
Distant subscribers money by letter ,h. ro.,.g
which Will be paid by US end all rk ourselves
safe transmission. : =
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly during tho ss.
sons Of Congress and semiweeIly during the "
period less than viii be received an
terms proportioned o the above annual 80 -
of payment for .ubscr,n
lions advertisements viii be sufficient
mott 0 any specie pay ing bank viii he received.
0- PosfiAsrRs authorized to agents and by
sadng Ally subscribers with osed; SEMI
WEEKLY Subscribers with SOS enclosed; i've WEEKLY
with $40 enclosed viii be entitled copy
edition Al they furnish us subscribers for gratis
o. Tim CONGRESSIONAL REGISTER will be furnished them
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HARTwELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE,

Chsnuf above seventh, ncrt door 10 e Masonic Hail.
PHILADELPHIA
THIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and refunshed
i and the proprietor has spared no means to insure
to his visiters every comfort and convenene. The
dining for gentlemen, well the private ord-
nary ladies, large and convenient The paors and
chambers capacous, and fitted up in the most modern
Style This house being central position, the propre
socits continuance OF public favor, pedgng himself
that effort his part shall be spared to them
every luxury the city affords.
N b bath house is attached the hotel, where
and cold baths canbe had at any hour.
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NRY JANNEY.

Eighthshec The General Pot Office.
THE subscriber HI ng enlarged his premises, and
i doubled his force, determined to give greater
satisfaction than heretofore in the manufacture OF his
Beautiful, Substantial, and Comfortable Boots.
would say those wishing to be speedily supplied with
the above and desirable article that they would do
well have their recorded my books Those
who wish y.rnade work will find the best stock in the
District on my shelves not excepting the nimabe patent
Congress Boosn together with every variety to ladies,
gentlemen and chidren) of Waterproof and Cork solo
boots and shoes.
Moto-Smal profits, quick sales, and cash at the
III. JANNEf.
Oct 4-eosatu lint. Nat Wing, 81 Marlboro GAIL
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INCEST of the Maryland Reports--Comprising Har
~ ris and McHeny, vols Harris and Johnson, vols
Harris and Gill; vols Gill and Johnson, IL vols Bland
Chancery Reports, vols.By William Henry Norris, Geo.
William Brown, and Frederick William Bruno, j., of the
Baltimore bar. Complete in volume, large octave.
Price $40. Just issued from the press and this day
ceived. +. TAYLOR
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% Is47.-Grinh's Arlerst's Manual and British Sol
der's Compendium Lectures Naval Architecture, by
Commander FishbouIne, royal navy. Captain Drnkwa-
ters History of the Siege of Gibraltar I779l7S3. The
mef Naval and Military Technical Dictionary q The
royal artillery Flncham Laying oil Ships, volume,
and atlas Naval Tactics by Captain Moorson royal navy,
with exemplifcatons. The evoutions Of Field Battery
and the Mannuvres of Brigade of Batteries, by Captain
Gore, royal artillery The Military Field Pocket Book,
translated from the German of Gen. Scharnhorst Young
Dictionary of seamanship Navigation, Nautical AsTono-
my, Sailing Vessels Steamships, Naval Gunnery, the Laws
of Marine Insurance and Average, and OF Maritime Affairs
generally, volume, with engravngs Dundee, 1886 The
duties oJudge Advocates by Captain Hughes of the Bonn;
bay Army, volume. General Courts Martial, by Major
Kennedy Judge Advocate General volume Journals OF
ton, BY Major General Jones, volumes, London, 1916
Fertilization and Artillery, by Captain Hector Straith
volume and atlas Captain Sibornes History of the War
in France and Belgium in 1915, volumes Napers His
tory of the Pennsular War. Memoirs OF Pcton volumes
Barows Life of Lord Howe, volume. Memoirs of Adj
mral Sir Sydney Smith, Volumes British Military BIZ
ography volume Glennies Military Memoirs, / volume.
British Naval Biography, volume. Campbes Lives of
British Admirals, 8 volumes. just imported by
Sept Il f. TAYLOR.
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80 ~ &
MARsEILLEs LINE OF PACKETS

MARSEILLES LINE OF PACKETS,
Touching at Gibraltar to land passengers.
TINE aforementioned ships will be regularly despatched
i from New York the LIST, and from Marseiles on
the 10th of each month, as follows:
Ship Prince de Joinvlle, (new,) Capt w. W. Laurence
Oct. !, 1876.
Ship Arcole, (new) Captain w. R. Hoodless, Nov. !,
1916.
Ship CASTOR, Capt. James Anthony, Dec. ], l546.
Ship Nebraska, (newD Captain James Watson, Jan. l.
1877.
Ship, 49,, Feb. /, ls47.
MARSEH.LES.
Ship Prince de Joinvie, (new) Capt. w. W. Laurence
Dec 10, 1916.
Ship Arcolc (new,) Capt w R. Hoodess Jan. 10, l847
Ship Castor, Capt. James Anthony, Feb. 10, lSH
Ship Nebraska, (new) Capt. James Watson, March TO-
1871.
Ship April 10, 1877.
These vessels all OF the first class and commanded by
experience Their accommodations Tor passengers
unsurpassed for comfort and convenience Goods
the agents will be forwarded free OF oil other expenses
than those actually paid.
CHAMBERLAIN a. PHELPS,
103 Front street; to
BOYD u HINCKEN, agents,
No9 Tontine buildings, corner Of Wall and Water
streets, New York.
Sept. IL
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THE Ladies' Furnlshin9 store, north side Pennsy :
yana avenue, between Al and 9th streets, No H. Mrs
NARY ANN FRANCE agent.--Mrs FRANCE has the pleas
IRE Of informing her numerous friends and the public that,
having returned this city, she viii, on Monday the 9th
Instant ms agent for the proprietor open the above estab
sbment with decidedly the ch varied, select and
.bonabe assortment OF millinery and 1anoy goods ever
,,frsd in this market Most of these good. having been
npoed direct from Paris, and all being OF the latest styles
c,ed with great care and bought for cash, they wiz be
sold ON the most pleasing terms, for cash only
Sept 2l-eo3t+
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CEYBOLT IL CO., Successors of s. Holrnes) 7th street
- opposite Patriotic Bank, receiving fresh stock
prisng coffee, sugars moasses, Woolseys srup
cheese Spices ground and unground CANDLES shells
hops, rice caps pickles. lines, olives capers, cherries
French, and American mustard; Bay rum pepper sauce
Bakers Riches Halls, and Parllon's cocoa cigars,
bacco maccaroni, vemicel mace, and general
of all articles usually kept in grocery store.
Also, on hand choice article of Orange county butter
Sap10
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CARIIsI,s SALNnN.

EVILS CARUSl has the honor to inform the citizens of
IL Washington and vicinity, also his former pupils
that his dancing academy will be re-opened on Tuesday,
18th October.
l.. 9. will instruct in waltzng galopade, Polka the
Redua Waltz and all the other fashionable dances
practised the assemblies in style peculiar to the society
of Washington, and the select circles in the Uni
ted States.
l.. C. also that his 'sor6es dansantcs will
take place the subscription list filed of which
due will be given Private lessons to classes, sim
gle persons academies, individual residences and at the
saloon
Glasses for young ladies Tuesdays and Thursdays
from till o'clock, p. For youths same days from 8
till p. For young genuemen same days from till
p. m
The saloon will be rented for coton parties, concerts
balls, exhibitions lectures, Nc, the most liberal and
pleasing terms. Oct. 4-3taw2w
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TOSEPH H. NEVETT, Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
y Wizards Gate Fuller) Hotel, would ask the attention
of purchasers his lage and the very best selection OF
STOVES AND CRATES ever offered in this city.
He will sell at the lowest northern prices, and no mis-
take Among them, he has alright and hot-air
cookinsove warranted cook better and with less fuel
than any other stove in the market He has also new
and beautiful style radiator and wood parlo stove, new
or before offered for sale in this city.
Buyers will find their advantage to call, he
will sell the very lowest prices and have all stoves care
fully put up, so rs insure certain satisfaction.
He has just received large lot OF splendid enameied
gate whchto beauty and cheapness cannot be egualed
He still continues sell and put up the celebrated Bebee
cooking range which perhaps more used and appre-
ciated than all the other ranges yet invented :.
5-Do forget the place--Jos H. HEWITT, south side
Pennsy vania avenue near l4th Sept 22-eod6t
rTNO SURGEONS AND PURSERs Of the United States
Navy.Received this day from London, Epaulets, Em-
boidcries Shoulder Straps for Surgeons and Pursers
U s. Navy, conformably with the regulation OF May "a
IS7 OWEN, EVANS ~ co.
Military and Naval Merchant Tailors,
Pennsylvania avenue between l4th and 10Th streets.
Ang 3l--2aW6W
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New Fan Goods and Fashions.

nUvALL& BROTHER, merchant tailors, under Gads-
IL bys Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue M street, would
announce their and the public generally their
arrival New York with their usual supply of and
fashionable goods, of the latest mporations
Those wanting good article at moderate price, a
tasteful elegant garment, will be suited by calling
our before purchasing.
Also fancy articles for gentlemen, consisting in part Of
Suspencers, style cmvats and stocks
Silk and wooen shirts and drawers
Linen and cotton Shirts handkerchefs, gloves
Dressing robes, umbrellas, &c.
Sent 23-3taW3W
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MISS M. +. WILSON, having permanently located IN
Ifl Washington offers her services the ladies' as a
fashionable dress maker An experience oil ten years "a
fashionable community justifes her IN thinking sue e
give satisfaction to al ,o,,
Her facilities for receiving the latest fashions and furnish
ing trimmings ample. ~, /, ,o.,
South aide Pennsylyana avenue, between 9th and 10Th
Streets second story OF J. b. Hills variety store.
Sept 22-2aw2n .f
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CUMBERLAND LUMP COAL-IIand-picked and
~ screened, of very fine quality superior any hereto
fore brought to this market be had of the subscriber
and after the 18th instant lower price than heretofore
Smiths be furnished with fine coal of the best quail
y. None OF the above coal will have been mined more
than week before its delivery here.
Also, on hand and landing, large supply of Anthracite
coal, of various qualities and sizes
And hand general of lumber which will
be sold low for cash. short credit punctual custom
at his lumber and coal yard the railroad depot
Oct. 5--w3t JOHN PURDY.
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New York Mammoth Clothing store.

.
rJ,E propretors of this establishment. having received
from New York their fall and winter supply of cloths,
cassneres and vestngs have hand, and con
stany manufacturing, all styles OF ready-nade cloihing
thew win self at prices cannot fail please all who
may favor them with a call They have also on hand
roe of shirts of every style, chamber robes,
stocks cavats umbrellas, &C. the whole Of which
viii be sold very low for cash r,ocso,-
Pennsylvania avenue. next door to u. Clageu " 20.
Oct 2-eo3tif
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