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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-01-05

A LAY OF LOVE.
BY GEORGE D. PRENTICE.

ftfg4s s.afIN..s
al Yet once again I've seen thee,
eila And my every thought is thine,
:, Ay. | knsel to thee in worship
90 y As to an idol.shrine.
u In my spirits silent chambers,
.sS Where hope may never be,
glissOne lonely light is burning
Il ag'Tis a holy love Of thee.
!. i see thee-oh, see thee
In the shadows on the river,
Isee thee in the moons sweet beam
That on the bright lake quiver;
see thee in the mists that move
6 Like spectres Ger the streams,
land at midnight deep | see thee
u, h In the shadowy world Of dreams.
,ss,rI see thee-oh, see thee
IL In the gentle flowers Of spring
81, And in tho tint the rainbow wears
,saa Upon its fleeting wing; 81
4 | SEQ thse in the sunset hues
ajoc Thatgush along the west,
N And | see thee in the dew.drop
.aos That gems the roses breast.
4, hear thee-oh, | hear thee,
IN In the murmuring of the waves,
,o,, And in the soft and twilight gush
N OF fountains from their caves;
hear thy voices music
In each sound that wanders by
In the cadence Of the night bird,
And in the winds mysterious sigh.
hear thes-oh, hear thee
In the chime Of evening bells,
And in the one that DER the deep
At solemn twilight swslls;
hear thee in the forest-lyres
qaa, Swept by the breath of even.
And in the low, deep spirit.voice
That tells the soul of Heaven.
love thee-oh, love thee, skies,
There's naught in the bright blue
No lsvely thing Of earth but brings
Thy sweet form to my eyes;
l love thee, and there's not a sound, Z,
A tone to my spirit dear.
li A breath from natures lip. but gives
q, Thy voice to my ravished ear.
| love thee oh, | love thee
Thou art in the darkest hour
To my soul star, a fount, bird,
A music tone. flower;
Hove thee, and thy dear thought thrills
Each fibre Of my frame, heart
3 Like Heavens own lightning, and my
In each throb calls thy name.
I love thee-oh. love thee,
And would these words were borne
To thee on every holy breeze
or eventide and morn;
I love thee. and | would these words
Were written on the sky,
And on each star and flower and leaf
That greet thy gentle eye.
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List Of Arrivals at the Principal Hntals

National Hotter G Barnard, West Indies: w n
TUCK, NIB: d Guerard & lady, sc; G e Morris.
"a; Morris do; Wharton & lady, Va; A T
Hogan, I'D; c Nelson Md; G Diggs, do; Brep-
gle, va; w Benier, do; Mrs Claxton, Md: A
CLAYTON, do; w Ward, do; II ID Poansend, NY;
Hathaway, Mass; Chamberlain & lady, Ala: F
Key, do; F Whitfield & lady, NY; 8 # Bacon-
Mass; Major S Sbley, USA. G. w Beardlee Nv.
w Wris, Pa; Bishop Elliott, lady and daughters
Ga; Master Elliott, do; 2 FouIkrad, Pa; ] W
Mr. Brown, Va: Wilkins Kendall, La; Fl Ward,
NV; Walsh, Nd; B a Dean, La A Clement
Pa; w Shremp, do: G Owens, DC; w BouIlin.
Va; W Collins, do; Miss NJ l. Green, do; w Reese,
NY; E Mcllvsine, do; Capt w NJ Gibson. do: r
Bowie, Nd; Miller, Pa; F Ford, do; S More
ton, Mass; NJ Eldridge, Va; A Hay, York; g
Thomas, USN; w Arnold, do; D Glentworth, Pa;
Com Jones, UsN; NJ P Jones, Va; Delins, Nd; A
thews, Va; Mr. Kent, Md; Mr. Lyon, do; VI d Hol-
brook, Pa; Duval Nd; A Mitchell, Pa; ID w Hor-
lon, Mass; w Maealister, Pa; w Drukelev,
Md; Geo Drukeley CT: A Stemmler NY: g W
Missiles Spedden, Md; Mrs Nj A Magill, Pa
BroIns' Hofel-W & Harrington & . ladies'
Mass; jeremiah Russell & lady, do: M Black Pa;
Purser semple, UsN; W NJ f Wilkes, Md; M Twice
s. lady, SC; Miss NJ Tylee, do; Mrs Belts. child s.
servant, do; Pitkin, NY; Poster Md: q r
Thomas. do; f Brady, do; G Pegram, Va; Rich
ardson, do; J!R Baldwin, do; S Woodward, NY: W
Mastern, do; Sr Jestan, Lima; w PA Campbell
TSN A Russell, DC; j c Green Va; w Larabcp
Md; NJ Grynrs, NJ d, DC; Mrs Hall, La; N Pa,
terson, USN; A King, Md; II NJ Nelson, Va: NJ Bur
we'll do; Geo Brent, Md Shipe. do; John HamiI
ton, do; Henry Bates, Va; Miss Cowper sister
u servant, Ky; e Faxou, DC; 7 Mat!itt. Texas:
W Robertson, Pa; Pizzini, Va; DIR Steiner. Md;
G Austin, N.Y. = Smith, do; r Ii Rswlins, Dc
United States H0fe!.-H Marseilus NY: II NANNY,
III; w Hunt, Pa: Douglass Cali W Elmer La:
VIM Campbell Mich; Hon F. Olds & lady. q:
Ketchum, do, Percy, NY; EGG Smith 4 lady'
Va; Mrs Greene, do; Hall, La; John Cummisky.
Md: III f Chaplin, do; L II Sandals & lady, NY: W
d Hughes, % Martin, NJ; II Stuart, Va. w Fl
Matthews, do; Miss Matthews, do; /. NJ Class do:
Missiles Ods; O.; 1t w Cullen, do: s Hamilton. do;
w Ab'rcrOmbie, Md; P William. do W I. Ma
son & lady, Tenn; Louis, NY; II Chandler.
Wis; Quincy, Pa; Quincy, do.
Hring Hotel A Young, DC: N Breed & lady,
Mass; Susan Rowland DO; X B Rowland X lady,
NY; J II fiavilIant, do; F Crew, Pa; /. Thomas.
Ind; Jay, do; w Canneau, NJ; Miss Bates. Va;
Mrs Crenshaw, do; w Sire, Pa; Lieut. ID n Couch,
USA; DR. l. Brent, Va; B Watson. Cal; Capt fIol
Inns. iSN Hon Fl Anderson & family Me: Can,
Duffy, Va; ID BROOKS. Pa; r s Brooks. do; G K
Steames, do A Nogers. Md ] Nicholas. NY: Miss
Western, do; S Brigham, Mass; I. Stewart, do:
It Dodson family, NY; w Upton, La; Can't G
Benton, USA; Nj Parrish, Nd: A J.ieI,tner DC:
II Worden; Lieut. w Mayo, lTSN; WRT. Ward.
Dc.
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.frTiral Of the Pioneers-Supper and Boil of the
.4riington's To-nigh-A delegation of eighteen
members Of the Pioneer Club of Baltimore, arrived
this morning in the ii O'Clock train, and met with
hearty reception from the Arlington Club, who i'm
medately seized them and showered attentions upon
them. They ar, respectable association OF young
men, residing about Federal Hill, formed for the pr
poses of pic ncs co;lons, and other diversions Of
q similar pleasurable character, and are fine body
of men of the stalwart region of the Monumental
city. This evening they have grand supper at the
Arlington House. rendered by the Arlington Club,
similar organization this city, and to night they
have splendid ball at Carus's Saloon. Mr.. A. C.
Salisbury the worthy President of the Pioneers heads
the visiting delegation OF course, the societies
will have happy time OF it this evening, and know
that the strangers will go home perfectly satisfied
with their whole -soulen brethren.
pfsu TO hpRf Hole-On Saturday evening last
of the officers paid visit to a little shed be-
tween I'd and y streets known to them rs the "Rat
Hole" They have their suspicious of the little
shsn'y, and in order TO examine the inmates prop
erly, the following named lads were taken to the
guard house and dismissed with lecture from the
Captain B. F. Throop, c. Foyes, D. Hurry, Herb
Fletcher, and Gage Throap. They are all young.
intelligent, and able TO do better We hope they
will.
Robbery la Tie Crs.-Last week, a lady OH her way
from this city to Baltimore, in one of the morning
trains, had her pocket picked of poremonnaie con
tainingS25. Alderman woman who crowded against
her in suspicious manner, s thought to have been
the rOibpT.
Circuit Colrt.-This tribunal entered this morning
on the trial jury cases, having disposed of its chan
Gerry business.
Fofch Retuns.-SatHTday. NJ. Quen drunk and
disorderly; gave security and paid costs. Mary
Gusts, cOlo.ad, do work house 20 days j. Baker,
c0l0red, ont after hours: dismissed. Last night
there was not even lOdger in the guard house, aud
the STREETS were very quiet.
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THINGS IN NEW YORK,
Np7r lOrA.. OrfObSr 90.

The L. S. Mail steamer Atlantic sailed from
New York nj noon to-day for Liverpool, with
100 passengers and S499, 367 in specie. Among
her passengers was George n Sanders, the
American Consul at London.
The Metropolitan Hotel was sold few DAYS
ago to A. I. Stewart, Esq, the dry goods
mere liant. fer about $3.50 600 II was bought
for investment. The lease of the present oc-
cupants, the Messrs. Leland h as several wears
yet to run.
1t is said that james Gordon Bennett, of the
HSr0ld, during his recent visit to Scotland
caused an elegant and spacious house, to be
built, which he presented to his mother. 1t
Is now thought that as he has been disappoin-
tel in obtaining the mission to France, be
will dispose of the Herald and go over and
end his days at home with the old lady
The number of immigrants brought to this
port from Europe, within the past seven days
has been Z, 9S7.
The Soft Shell Democracy met at Tam
many Hall, i'll large numbers on Friday even
ing to ratity the city ticket of that wing of
the party Their enthusiasm was aided by
the firing of canon and music All the can
dldates on the State ticket were present
Resolutions in favor of the State nomina.
lions, President Pierce, Gov. Seymour, and
Mr. Secretary Guthrie, was passed, after
which speeches were made by Mr. Grover
candidate for Attorney General, and John Van
Buren,, in which Messrs Bronson and Como,
were severely handled. The Prince" and
Mr., Grover, stood plump upon the Baltimore
Platform
Some idea OF the immense concourse OF
strangers in this city, for the past four months
thousands daily arriving and departing, may
be Judged from the fact that are ninety-tw
first and second class hotels in operation here
all of which have been constantly overflow
ing
The total assets Of the New York Methodist
Book Concern amount to S706,733 o.. 1t.
real estate in New York ,-buildings and the
requisite materials for printing, binding, &c
amounts to $243,957 SO. Receipts during tn,
past year, for books and periodicals, 1852
Gas 81.
shocking accident, which resulted i'm the
the death of Mr.. Suffer, chief engineer of the
British steamer Merlin, occurred, Saturda,
morning, on board that vessel as she was en-
tering port from Bermuda and St. Thomas
occasioned by the bursting of cannon Mr.
Suffer was engaged in firing a cannon for 9
pilot, when the piece exploded, portion
striking him on the head and scattering hi.
brains over the deck
The number of deaths in this city during
the past week was 397, showing dec rease of 81
on the mortality of the previous week.
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Alexandria Correspondence.

ALEXANDRIA, October 81. 1888.
Rui,rooi Fair-M5unt Jernon Gnards-
Bih!i0Tu3na.
The recent reports OF the officers of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, reveal state of prosperity
highly fattering. All the work under contract is
Progressing with speed, and arrangements making
for speedily placing the remainder under contract
The election OF the Hon. VIM G. Rives, of Able
marie, "a stock director, has given universal sat
sfacon. IL Is cheering sign the finest talent
ot the State devoted 10 her works of internal i'm
provrment. If the talent wasted upon distractions
had always been employed in developing Omr i'm
menSe resources, western lands would not now be
lying vase.
The Fair concluded its round Of gaiety on Friday
evening, or rather Saturday morning. IL is said that
the profits will reach <lS0U.
The Mount Vernon Guards meet 20 morrow even
ing To revise their constitution
new t1be OF Red Men this week.
The BibiOrdma is still on exhibition at Liberty
Hall AMI
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Interesting from the Fishing Grounds.

BosToN, Oct. 29-By the steamer Ad-
miral we have St. John (N. B. y papers of
the 2sth inst. They contain the follow,
ing from the Halifax Chronicle -" Infor-
nation from the Gut of Canso reached
the city yesterday, stating that feet of
about one hundred sail of United States
fishermen were encroaching upon the
fishery at Fox Island, in pursuit. of an
immense school of mackerel, and were
committing fragrant depredations upon
the property and persons Of the fisher
men belonging to that place and neigh
borhood. In consequence of this report.
Sir George Seymour Immediately ordered
the Bonita, Lieut.. Bridges, 10 get ready
for a cruise in that direction for the pro-
lection of British interests, and she ac-
cordingly sailed
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The Martha Washington Conspirators, sc.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2q.-In the Martha
Washington trial to-day, John Whitley,
clerk of hiSsane, confessed that he per
jured himself on his examination before
the commissioner, as to Kissane's having
shipped twelve hundred boxes Of candles
on the steamer Martha Washington. H.
swears that he knows of no such ship
ment, but was induced by Kissane to per
jure himself
There are six feet Of water in the chan
mel Of the river between here AMI Louis.
vile, and the water is still rising.
The weather is clear and cool.
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p0SWET.I. q m

% Would respectfully inform their numerous
7customers and the citizens of Washington
~ generally that they hsve just received a large
"a and fresh supply of DRUGS, FANCY GOODS
aud PERfUMERi, together with u general sssort
ment OF all the most popular Patent Medicines,
among which are Ayers cherry Pectoral, .Iayne's
Expectoraht. Roses do, Stab,rs do, Wistar's Bal.
sam, X. and ca Cod Liver Oil. Rowand's Tonic Mix.
tnr., osgood's India Chologogne, Laroaue's Elix+r
Calasaya, heeDer's Powders, and Others
Persons purchasing from us may b. confident Of
getting none but genuine articles
Country orders promptly filled and Medicines dis
pensed ut all hours by BOSWELL, CO
Corner Md. avenue and It'll street island
\. B.-SeymOurs celebrated Galyanic Abdominal
supporters, for Dyspepsia, &c For sale AZ above.
oe 19-dlW-
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State Officers Elected in Vermont.

MONTPELIER, Oct 29.-On the sixth
ballot yesterday, Hon. J. p. kidder. the
Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, was elected by two majority, and
John A. Page. DEM, Of Montpelier, was
chosen State Treasurer.
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New Trial for Murder Refused

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 29.-The Supreme
Court refused to grant a new trial to
Jewell for murder. Another day will
therefore will probably be appointed by
the Governor for bis execution.
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SIENNA FIGS

4 MOST agreeable. safe and -fectua remedy for
IA Constipation of the bOwsls, nervous or sick
head-achel and all the train of unpleasant symp-
toms attendant upon state of habitual costveuess
They are particularly recommended to persons
leading sedsntary life. pleasant but sure ape
RENT The SIENNA which is the best Alexandria
is combined with certain vegetable aromatics which
entirely neutralize the unpleasant effects of the
SIENNA, such "a gripping, SC. The whole is then in
corporated in the body Of the fig, which, while an
swering the purpose of pleasant vehicle for the ad
ministraton OF the Senna materially assists its ape
rient and cathartic properties.
Price rs cents box
preparedand sold wholesale retail, by
". III. GILMAN,
Chemist and Apothecary,
Cor. Pa avenue and A. street.
For sale in Georgetown by
&C 29-3t&- mo T. EJnWpJJ
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hE-iNyAIIDS recovering from the effects OF Fever
Bilious leases. or tong continued illness OF auy
kind. viii lind Carriers Spanish MIXTURE the only
remedy which viii T. yive their dropping corstitu-
tons eXpe all bad humors from the blood excite the
liver to prompt and healthy action. and by its tonic
properties, restore the patient TO life ard virrr
Ne can only sag THY IT. 4 Tin.rie bottle i wort
all the so-cerd SarSaparillas in existence. II
tains no Mercury. Opium. any other noxious or
poi'cnous drag. and can be given to the youngest
infant without hesitation.
See the certificates Of wonderful cures around the
lotfle: More than five hundred persons in the city
OF Richmond Va. can testify to its go0i erfpr;S
See advertisements.
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MORE NEW MuSIc

LOVE the snow Happy days apd happy nebts :.
l. How sweet is the land: Mary Astore; The wild
ash deer: The melodies of home; hat ia it makes
me sad One faithful friend. All things are heauti.
full; Vert thou to speak farewell; All, vert thou
with me; My mountain Kate Poor Sister Sue, &c
Greeting schottische; Hungarian schottische; Les
Amiables; Les fugitives Forest glade polka Echo
au Mont Blame; Sontag polka, Waltz, Song and va
ristions; Variations on Postal, Home, Beatrice di
Tenda, DC; Loagnette polka mazurka Studies for
the Piano, and fun assortment of all the popular
pieces, at Winners, 9th street, near La ave.
&C O.
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lust r. K GEL T. D-lO0 drums Figs
- also Dates, Sicily soft-shelled Almonds. Fill
berts. Brazil Nuts Ground Nuts, &C.. which | ol.r
few barrels Mackerel. very fat. - Brown Sugar
very superior quality, at &c. Also, 600 arra ard
fine Goldfish. Small and choice HAMS. 5000 CT
CARS, with general assortment of fresh and select
GROCERIES.
credit of 80 GO days will be freely given to all
fair customers and ALWAYS ut cash prices
Bakers supplied with Flour OH short credit Sc
eond hand bray for sale Iow. c. EVANS,
9th ST., opposite west end of Centre Market
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Death Of Rev. Mr.. Gallagher

louisville, Oct. 29.-Rev James Gal
lagher died at Brunswick. Mo. last Tue.
day. lie was extensively known as the
late Chaplain to Congress.
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q = REWARD.--IOst. about the 10th inst
qP gold WATCH SEAL. attached to gold con
necton ring, set with blood stone, and engraved
with Coat Of Arms The crest, n squirrel with a
nut i'm his paws, and the motto Non incaatas fufu-
r. The above reward will be paid to the finder by
leaving the seal with Calf Il Bro, Pa. avenue
oc A-M&W2w- a
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HS~ There Is 40 bat er time ihan tie r"nr5i,t to
purchase your supplies Of Fall ami inter c:o:tiug
To those in w"nt OF suueror low pr, al HpIa, ell
we would urge the prudence of visiting The popular
establishment known as NOAH WALK FRS MAP
Bile HALL CLOIlIiAGE Mp0Riu u, Browns huIid
ing, where they b. suited witt every variety an
style of clothing. Their b-autfl ard well sei2rted
stock consists in part. of iu- black and fancy red
Cloth irOc sack and dress co;,ts: superior pain nrd
fancy cashmere business frocks end sacks: rich
taimas, paethts and sack oyerroats: with The ba t
selection of fine black doeskin and fancy cashmere
pants, cut velvet silks, satin. cashmere aud plush
vests Also. shirts, collars, drawers. socks crayats
hanikerchiefs, suspensrs. gloves. nniershirts, &c
All Of which they will sell lower than any other
house in TINS any other city We would ALSO call
the attention of ladies To their complete tment
OF Boys Clothing. iar.e supply of servants wear
ALWAYS on hand.
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BUILDING STONE-on hand a quantity
- of BUILDING STONE suitable for wharf foun-
datons or culyerts, which be delivered in large
or Snail quantities at wharf i'm the city, Oh ap
plication to the subscribers, corner of and 25th
streets III. N. & w. EASILY
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER rs

ARRIVED -Schr. Aida. Dilnoy, New Lpndsn, to
Cumberland Coal and Iron Co.
MEMoaASpA-Sohr. Hannah Matilda, gockhill, for
this port WAS at Newp@rt 10Th
sloop Nary L, Compton, Robinson, cleared at New
York. for this port. 9th.
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SHAWLS.
NrE have now In store the following Sbayls
w which we know is the best stock ia the Dis,
trict:
IS Waterloo Long Shawls
50 Bay State Mills Long Shawls
50 Wate-lett Long Shawls
$50 Atwood Square Shawls
70 White and colored Grape shawls
35 Cashmere Shawls
40 Long and Square Brocha Shawls
80 Various styles IF Mourning Sbawis
To the whole OF which We invite the particular at
tention of purchasers.
YERBY, TEBBS VERIFY
Corner Pa. avenue and eth street
&C 1T Union 1ml
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IS Joe ShillingtOM receives all the new
Books and NEWSPAPERS IA fast rs published lie
is agent for Harper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and GOOD as
sortment of Blank Books and Stationery nj HI Book
store, Odeon Building, OFF stree, and Penn
sylvania avenue. 3ue 10
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philadelphia Markets.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 81. Up. Mn this
market flour has to-day advanced Is cents,
and wheat 6 cents.
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GAS FIXTURES

fiNIiE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to
1 the public that his stock Of GAS FIXTURES,
CONF rising Of he best and late patterns has
been received and that he is prepared 10 sell
the lowest rates. Persons in want Of Gas Fivtn1
will please call ard exarniue-they will no doubt
find it to their interest.
Dwellings, and public buildings fitted with gas
tubing at the usual rates.
A BOY is wanted to learn plumbing and gas-ft
ting j. W. THOMPSON
oc 2S-d1m-
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CARPETINGS & OIL CLOTHS.
NYE have now ready for sale
w 90 pairs Ingram Carpets
40 do Brussels do
10 do Velvet do
10 do IA Oil Cloths medium
10 do 81 do do do
do 81 do do very superior
Sheets Oil Cloth, Of best quality which
will be cut to fit any diagram
With full and complete assortment Of goods fnr
houfe furnishing purposes ut the lowest market
prices. VERIFY, TEBBS YERBY.
Corner Pa. avenue and It'll street
oe TT [Uniou lml
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By f. N. STRATTuN. Autton..r

By f. N. STRATTON, AutiOneer.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on the Itlsnd-On
\ FRIDAY, November 4th, at o'clock, on the
premises shall sell Lot No. -, in Square No. 565
situated on eth street west, between and streets
south, having front OF % feet inches, depth 40
feet to Is foot alley and improved by one-story
Frame Building, occupied ny Larmour Bro as a
Grocery.
Terms: Cash; or negotiable paper at two or four
months; with interest. oc 26-dts-
Intel
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BY K. n. STRA TTON, AuctiOneer
NEW T"0STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
" AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY afternoon Octo-
tober Slst. al clock, the premises shall SELL
Lot No. 81 iii subdivision OF Square No 49, improved
by a new two-story frame house, containing Fix
rooms with wood house This property il located
on the Island. between 9th and eth, and and L
streets; having front of % feet inches, and
depth OF 81 feet inches to Is feet alley.
Terms: OnP-half cash; residue i'm equal install
ments at six and twelve months with interest salts
factorily secured.
Title perfect. ConyeJsncing at the expense Of
purchaser
oct 2Gdts- TIntelicepcerl
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FL FOR RI y T-Ant possession given i'm
!.F mfdiatey, Omfortahle new dwelling HOUSE
sHsA containing seven roOlns and Kitchen situated
on Prospect street. Immediately south of tie resi-
dencr Ct Il. English Esq. Rent *lju Ter annum
Enquire OF j. f. COX, Tanner and Curripr.
Georgetown. October oath, 1888.
Cc 2l--AiJhE;i-
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TREAsURER,z STATEMENT.


mated
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

lrCR RE NT--A small FARM, Iii .tant about
/ rne! from the Centre Market Washiueton
and about the same distance from the markets Of
Georgetown and Alex Hrdra. 1t is we'll adapted for
market track or dairy. esrly garden it is
admirably situn'ed 1t will be rented either in
n ares or ut an annual rent. For further particn
lars ply 10 s. W X. HANDY Co., near the cor
per Of Penn. avenue and ltth streets.
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-31

EG3eNYNAN is doing wonders, hut his changes are
not as sudden those produced the grey heads
and grey hearti~, throughout the country Is GIL
MANS HAIR DYE.