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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-10

IL That excellent newspaper, the Richmond
Dispatch, comes to us in a new Dire IS and consid-
erably ENLARGED
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VTTI,TEE a DUNGER'S
' mETROPOLITANC CONCERT SALOON.
PsHHyylrdrfa ar,nH, aud Ilth street,
Will lie opened
THIS Friday EVENING. July 10th.
Mr.. RICHARD WATKINS, me celebrated IrIsh
Comedian and Vocalist. will give q number Of hls
pnpulsr Irish Songs and Wltticisms.
Miss AMEI IA FISHER the charming dsnseuss .,
will a so ppear aided by Prof Ehmann. as Plans
Otter engagements have been entered INTO, when
will enable the proprietors 10 mske this the moot
pleasant and agreeable resort IN the city.
Humphreys Jeuneman's uurivaled LAGER
BEER always on hand, together with superior
Wines. Liquors, and Cigars.
Admission Drinks. 10 cents payable al the con-
cert door. Drinks inside NJ the usual prices.
iy To-
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WILLIAM l.. MARCY,

hGBD IS YEARS MONTHS AND - DAYS.
Following this came the mourners and pail
bearers in carriages.
These were followed by carriages containing
eX-Presidents Van Buren, and Pierce, Gov. King,
ex-Governors Hunt, Fish, Seward, and Bouck I;
Hon. Preston King, Hon. n. p. Banks Senator
Beekman, and other distinguished persons.
These were followed by the Fire Department,
under the command Of the Chief Engineer Nc
Quode; and the visiting fire companies, consist
ing altogether of twenty mine companies. After
these came the Marion Rifles, the young Ameri-
ca Light Guard, the Order of Free MaSons, the
Order of Odd Fellows, and the civic societies,
with large number of citizens OH foot
The procession took one hour in passing Civ
en- point, and was altogether the largest ever be-
held in this city. There were twenty-five bands
of music in it.
The day was fine, and everything passed of
well
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JUSTICE TO ALL.
SECOND GRAND EXCURSION
or THE
Western Hose Company, No. l,

The Western Hose beg leave 10 announce 10 the
public. that they will give their second
GRAND Y CT r. SION to the EIaS3k=N
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION, onsR5zxxzzas
MONDAY, the 18th day of July.
The safe and cOmTnOdIOus Steamer Washington
will leave Georgetown AT oclk.; nth street " farf.
Westinghouse O'Clock Navy NArd az o. Alex-
andrla at 10. The Evening Boat will leave i;tor,e
town at O'Clock Washington AZ llz; Navy Yard AZ
2; Alexandrla Rt "a O'Clock.
Whaley's Omnlbusas will leave the corner Of Pa
avenue and IN street for the lth street wharf an
q 3. m. and Ia p. IN.
The Company pledge 10 make this excursion one Of
pleasure 10 all who wish 10 spend day ofenOyment
on the Banks Of the Majestic Potornsc.
The unrIva.led Scott's Brass and String Band
has been engaged Tor the OCCASION.
Relreshments al CITY prices.
Dlnner and supper will be served by an experienced
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; admitting one gentle
man and ladies.
~, - C0nuittse.
W hIggles, w. q. h. Thorn, j. X. Spa ding.
u. y; Parker, John Green, G.. r. Crimes
1@THE NATIONAL GUARD WILL, GIVE
~ an Excursion and Pic Nc to
BLAKIsToSE'S PAVILION on the I'D. EalS5kzH
~ 2-u COMMITTEE c<7H1uxz.z
Die MIC OF ST. PETER,S sTNOAY
Il SCHOOl..-St. Peters SUNDAY
school will give GRAND AN EeS4kS
NUAL PICNIC on WtDNES aRz1k<<zfs4s
pan August 18th, 1857, at the WHITE HOUSE
Particulars in future advertisement. j, s-eost
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CECoND GRAND EXCURSION
Central Lodge, No. /, I. 0. o. F.,
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.

The members of Central Lodge take pleasure IN
announcing 90 the public that they ns.
will give their Second Grand ENcur- = sls9ts-uN
sion to the White House Pavilion Ona<D1rzssA
MONDAY, July 2lth. 1857
The safe and cummodIOus steamer WASHING
TON will leave Eleventh street wharf NJ \ o'cloct
Alexandris at ca. The evening b,st viii iss,es,
Eleventh street at O'Clock, Alexandra a. Sts
O'Clock. Returning the FIRST boat viii Lave ~.
O'Clock ~ ~ 'e"
WIthers's Washington Independent Rr,s, ard
String Band has been engaged for the occaslon
Dinner and Supper will be served by an expet,er-
ced caterer.
Omnbusses will be waiting ~ the corner Of Ser
enth and l. street Northern Liberties, Tuept,s,l
street and Peunsy lvanla avenue. and opposite odd
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, to convey persons to The
boat.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting Gentleman
at the bost on the day Of the Excursion.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST.-StIayed from the subcrlber an Nords,.
- tns III 81 e, 81 y9ly smsl tan or brownies \
colored TERRIER PUPPY, with cropfHS -
tall ana ears. Any one leaving him al SIb-A1
Iet uuSs Hardware Store. will he Suitahy ~
~arded. Penn avenue, between 10th snd nth SITS.
Is. T.. GtA.
Sd REWARD.-I.ostt THIS morning on Penn ave-
X = nue., between Sd street and (,.nTrs AJarket
TWO LETTERS addressed 10 Mrs Reiecca
btoSn. The above reward will be pad on leaving
tiIe Ie'teIs al this once. vs.
OST-Tvo miniature OIL PORTRAITS ANY
one VINO VIII bring the same To -. Makers POT-
tralt gallery, Odeon Hail, will he rewarded jys2t
(NAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SIR
" scrlDer. Red COW, with white face .-z<--e
ana white tail; one of her horns broken The w.
owner wall please call at the Rock Greek
soap Factory, ncaI Georgetown Bridge prove pToD-
erty. pay charges, and take her away.
- 81 JOHN MCBRIDE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AF
ter SIX weeks publ cat ion of this notice snnlcs
ton Will he made To fhe COmmISStoner of u, rs,urs
for the issue of \ duplicate of LAND WARRAST
No. l52s2 for 9 acres, act 81 March, 1855 iS,ued 10
BenJamn Grimes, private Capt. Jones Compauy
lost. q w PES% fsffssr oeH
70 10 LaMoW Attorney.
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Az three O'Clock every building on State street
and Broadway, for three miles, was dfapeu IN
mourning, the black and white cloth lnteftwlheo
presenting a splendid appearance
twiny TO the large arrivals OF visiterS from
other cities the funeral ceremonies were not CON-
menced until three O'Clock. ,
At2p. m. all the bells In the city commenced
toling, and did not cease doing so until the close
Of the ceremonies.
Among the companies that arrived during the
day there We're three from Syracuse, three from
Schenectady, Eve from Troy, one from Johns
town, and two from Baldwinsville. The visiting
companies were received and entertained by the
Burgesses Corps.
Stanwix Hail, the American Hotel. the Delevan
House and Congress Hall were crowded with dis
tinguished visiiers.
At O'Clock the ceremonies at the Capitol com.
menced amid the tolling Of bells and the firing OF
The venerable Dr. Mott opened the funeral ser.
vice with an eloquent prayer. He was followed
t1re A beautiful discourse was then delivered
by Rev. DR.. Hague. The exercises closed with
prayer and benediction from Rev. DIR. WEIGH.
>, The line io, ,h at ~ p IN and proceeded on
toons of uniformed police, under the command OF
Chief Morgan. The procession a most i'm
posing one. and moved in the following order:
Major General John r. Wool, Grand Marshal.
Military escort, under the command of Major
General J. II. Cooper, of the Third Division.
The Eleventh Brigade, under the command OF
! Brigader General F., Frisby.
The Twenty-hfth Regiment, under the COM
mand of Col Harcourt
The seventy-sixth regiment, under the CON-
mand OF Col. Bentley.
Next came the Syracuse companies, as follows:
The Citizens Corps, Capt. NalwoTth.
The National Guard. Capt. Rodigan.
The Syracuse Greys, Capt. Chandler.
Then came the Schenectady companies, rs fol-
lows
The City Artillery, Capt. Banker
The City Guard, Capt. Fritchy.
The Light Guard, Capt. HAYS.
These we'd ny he rrO mi TAI
sisting of five companies, and the Union Citizens
Corps and the Johnstown Lightguard.
Then came the hearse drawn ny four white
horses. On each side OF II, were the members Of
the Burgess Corps in full uniform without arms,
as a guard of honor.
The coffin, containing the remains of the illus
trious dead, was fine rosewood. Attached to it
was silver plate engraved with the following
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THE FIRST GRAND MOONLIGHT EN-
II CURSION OF the METRO n-@-
POIITAN HOOK AND LADDER st95<H
COMPANY tOthe White House Pa H<r.Tz.s@s
yilIon will come of on the 10Th of thls month.
See part iculars ia future advert isements ~ scott
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
SECOND ANNUAL EXCURSION
- IHE
Dunbarton n. E. Church Choir,


The Members Of the W. T.. Church Choir having
chartered the safe and commodlous L.
steamer GEO WASHING Ton will give - - a.
anENCTRSlON down the Potomac, S<T<r17>1A
WEDN ESDAY, July Is. 1857, as far as the White
House. Returning will stop at Fort WashInEt tom
where the day will be spent.
mental and vocal
Refreshments At city Prices.
The Boat will leave Georgetown wharf ~ o'clk ,
Washington Mt sn and Alexandria II O'Clock.
Tickets 50 cents; Children haf-puce; Co he had NJ
r. CisSel's, BATnard's and kIdwells DRUG Stores !:
also.at Mrs. Thomas and Mr.. lundy's Bookstores
or Of the members Of the Choir. ~ lO-ft
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WANTS.

WANTED-By spectable Woman. a SITI-A
Wv. ri r,, to 90 general Homework OF chamber.
street. between lS.s and lath streets II.
COok WANTED-To whom the higbeSt x-sges
~ VII De gwen Al fully Competent. None other
I nesa apply; coiored person preferred. Enquire At
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A SLAVE
ElHL hetween 10 and IS years Of age, 10 make
nerseIi eeneraiy useful IN small family. Liberal
w neyman BARRIERS. Wages from $50
per week; intending board. Apply 70 ]. EMMER
l2th and 18th streets. ~ iesI &c"
- WANTED.-A Young Mas, who f has Sr "a i6 bs.
tween two and three years experience an meT
employment IN store or ONCE He car I,r,ng ss,is
factor. testimonials as 10 has industry steadlmess
ms ms empowers interest. Address &c. r. AZ the
Sltr olnce. " " Io-St'
WANTED-A WOMAN 10 Cook. Wash ,Dd
Gel VIII lI1h ios SINAI lanIy One who - well quail
" 9-2t'
HOUSE WANTED-Fora small family hrt,-cen
coed ss5 and the ist0f next month Ren not 70
80 - jy9-3;
Ole BRICK DW LLiN t cohs snG s"a ai I.ss
t Ds-i Of FG ,a "a retired locsiy the northern
Sa I O. tue city Address NJ. g. Box leo Poi
WA.NSTED-A respectable, steady German WO-
a,s MAN: middle aged Perierred who car Cook
ON W ISL wen, and assist IN doing the Hon .erork
OF small iaIniy- Good references raouIred snJ =
and 18th. w ~ S'iee'' "etH cen l.th
WANIEp- An energetic Young MAN ~
w good habits and address, as Canvasser and be
n nI l0s PerIodlcal Store Address Through CIV
and reference, lux sSsse'
WANFED-A WHITE COOK; one who can
strse, 81 Oread preferred. Apply az No. s6
..-S ~ ooot vest Oh loth. IN 8-Sfs
WANTED-Between 18th and 7tb streets north
Ts,cG 81 street, small neatly furnished COT
40 r OF HUI 81, with yard and shade trees, or
PdIt ol Rouse with Use Cf Kitchen Referepre
terms and location. W. 81 no ~
WANTED-ln the family Of gentleman residing
a. uno nLies from the city, good plain COOK.
ohe VINO can bring recomme ndafIonS for sklN
honesty, and cleanliness will ind a good situation
ci,u iese F wages Apply 20 J. p CRUTCHETT,
- ~. -.- ouu ~ elIeels. Je LIT
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LIS. Tor sale cheap from the wharf,
The bd anCe of the lumber not sold az auction vi
he cleared out at cost. TO persons in want Of lun-
Ter this sa rare chance Call esrIy;
" lo-St LIST street. near the Capitol.
NEW JEwELRY AND WATCHES.
H., q. HOOD has just returned from the North,
and Gl has brought on a hne lot of Fashionable p,
Cameo. C9Tal Mosaic, BrillIan,s, and Plain eSSal
Of na GGb and s hS3 FoSt ssTFSGTHTsg S
yer. superior time keepers for ladies and gentemens
HRD sIfTER Sn hs1G great ysTey pdsrAND
ted the best quality and will he sold very low. Please
ca ana exsmins goods and prices at No, SSs Penn.
Il handsome GRAY HORSES. and 7 q p'" VI
years old; lsO, a COUPE CARRIAGE, a.
Ness, c CO II; g ROBE sotGfL BL AAk
ETS &c. all to will sold together or sepa- ----
en w6o is going 70 the S0psr gentle
LII humans al Stables on street near I5t H. Ii not
s9ett1n' al o,e3ek a. M on the public space oppo
-iy lo-d 4 GREEN. Au ctioneer.
ITO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
have this day received from the manufactorv
Ss onS a ARST fbs
can now be called on the X refrigerator ali go
that must be kept in cellar or som me-, 90 bes
DARK place to keep them cool not so with the Arc
their superiority over all others.
Also, have IN store, and daily receiving the larg-
DRSs GaRRiaSEsm sR.S
c h q S .tsb. s sa IS
streets. Penn avenue. Balcony IN front full of
TN aGsvf h SSeds few oh. DR. kSNf2
RAToRs lelt on hand, which will sell, to clos nnt
below cost, as | am sure that this season will be
jy l0-eoSt q w
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SHINGLES, SHINGLES, SHINGLES.

Just arrived and unloading 100 600 sUpe Tor SHIN
OI.ES; for sale cheap from the wharf.
The baanCe of the lumber not sold az sHct ION vi
he cleared out At cost. TO persons in want Of luu-
Der this 10 rare chance Call early.
II. c. PTRDY AGO.
jy lost Isl street near The Csnitol
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SALE OF INDIAN Trust LAyDS.--The Com.
missioner of Indian Affairs has received high.
~ interesting letter from X. s. Stevens, ESQ.
special commissioner to superintend the sales of
Wea, Piankeshaw, Kaskaskia, and Peoria trust
lands, dated at Paola, Kansas Ter ritory, June
20, 1851. Mr.. Stevens states that. in accord
ahce with the proclamation Of The President
ant the instructions he had rec eiyed from the
department, he commenced the sale on We'd
ncSdap, the 24th ultimo, at 1Q'cIock q. m. but
us the building for his acco mmodatiou had not
been completed, he had adj ourned the sale until
the 18th, ON which day some seyenty-eight par
cells of land were sold. The next dav ninety
SIX parcels were sold, which is about the guam
MY expected to be sold each day He had not
found 1t necessary to NAB. any requisitiOn upon
the officer in command at Fort Leayenwortb for
troops anu trusted that nothing would occur
during the sale to re- .ouire any such reousition
large number OF people were in attendance
from almost ever State in the Union, and the
very best OF feel ing prevailed, and not the least
disturbance or dissatisfaction had arisen. Near
~ every plec of land was claimed by settlers
anu taken its valuation. What was not ia
heii In INF way brought generally three dollars
IN acre. Having no troops, he had employed
a few pj eked men TO act as a guard pnon the
nho"ey received, and he had full corps of
,er'is, who were constantly employed twelve
hours day. The register and receiver were
both in attendance, in the discharge of their
several duties.
The CHERoKEES IN NORTH CARoLINA-In
lS4S Congress provided, by law, for the removal
west OF certain Cherokees remaining in North
Carolina, and for their subsistence for year af-
tyr reaching their new homes. In 1855 another
a ct with reference to them was passed. provid-
ng that they might remain in North Carolina,
Ind receive each what he would have received
f removing under the lazy Of ls4s, provided the
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TIE NAVAL COURTS or INQUIRr.-Ex- Lit.
Dulany's case is before Court No. to-day, and
Lit. Corbin Called by the Government has given
testimony in it all the morning
Before Court No. 2, the consideration of the
case of 1t Rolando was resumed, (that of Capt.
Sterritt being temporarily postponed,) and Com
modore Perry Called by 1t. r } was examined
Before Court No 3, the case of 1t Rhind is
pending and to-day, Commanders Marchand
and Boutwell, Called hy the GovernmenD were
examined in it.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY SLAVE
w GIRL between 10 and Is wears OF aye 10 r,sts
herseil generally useful IN q small family Liberal
wages given. Address Box No. lg Star Othce rs
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WANTED INMEDIATELY-Two good Jour-
w nef man CAREERS. Wages from IS TO :
per week, IncludIng board Apply 70 J. ENMER
l2th and 18th Streets S' =, Ia -
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Their GANE.-It is evident that the nro.
verbally consistent and bitter opponents of the
Democracy in the South-those who in the East
residential contest had no scrupes in ay owir o.
P'eierenee for the election Of Frepont o,,,.
Du'h"han' because the latter was ard tho
ioinier was not the candidate of the lie IN ocra =.
- .t ' seek'ng to rise in public favor by hold
'"s Tue most ultra Positions upon the Kansas
question. They are, to a mnn ,os;ns, ann".
Ing the iona tde people of the territorv o. NV.
on the acceptance or rejection of the ,.or0,;.,
ton about to be made for them. In ,bi. tna,,
at least are consistent, to the letter. rns .ney
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WANTED-A WOMAN 10 Cook Wash. and
w Iron for small family One "a no IS well ANAL,
ned VIII receive liberal wages. Apply al No 2asS
eIItCt. liz
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WANTED-By respectable Woman a SITI-A b.
w TON To do general housework ar cbsInfsr
woIS. Good references gwen. Apply Al No 80 ID
street, between lisa and lsth streets NJ.
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WIN. BROWN,
A C HIT ECT.

Just call at his rooms, over uoubiaoay VIII
u son o Store, Second street. any time, te1cep sun
days from day light till ~ O'Clock at night, a. he
Ia obliged to bs constantly hand on account Of =
press Of business, and his drawings, apparatus,
and extensive Architectural Library, which are
free ~ the ns pecsion of all and judge whether be
il competent to scryethe public in his profession
He might here reeie what great things hc has done
Do but that would be superfuuus in this utii
itarian community therefore he 10 willing to show
the public what he can himself do In practical
sense. Call and see, free of charge.
feb4-d w BROWN.
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Real Estate for sale al "A Bargain


ol+ee IN the Iity kecgrI4r's 0Giee Keokuk
| VLs > All IN block Go, between 9TH and 9th
IL streets. on EAchange.
A4so ~ feet fronting on 9Th street, by 1876 fee,
y. a-i@Ee- s..s 80 1.-s.-. Il. .vo..
DC sy0l fgr business locations.
A4sst ~ lest IN 5ptstreet, by 100 feet deep be-
tween lla4ea and he moline
i.2ts anl ~ ~ byek 1875, On Concert street. be-
dwefiings Ae'
Aito, acres Of land in the Urah.n ,,.., =,
asies from the old CO. limits a rplenid Iaoa,iaa
1of gafjen &aa prlv--e Dwelling, 0r 10 Inv ~, ~
iots' HaaeA eD4sa vs. sod .nae1lsle4y Tern a..
A3stt ~ aefss Milss from Old tl 10.
SF.si9i EafisotAs F4tp0ses OF private rcsidene.t
fsy, /" Aetss q DATaendaIe 9 mile. from IA
cay limits on the railroad near Elm wood tyaula
- taad out IL lotsAId sod soon
LII ~ IN block ~. on Morgan a., bet. stL and
VI, with tao story uaiek lSass god rooms. Gel
iaF .a1 t3feAs VITA ncYsf fa.a1. we'll ~ GOD
water. A""S
AS, tarse story br.cA building On 5,n ...a.,
~ ~ W ieet deep, an new D.vek and no~ rented
SLOW pr 4nhum Tor oae year. oaly occupied a.,
farattafs saFertVas ~ Duncun d GO.
Alsyi i"Isst on bta ny ~ feet deep, bet. Main
and Johasoa. VIII saake god business ist.,-
Terms s0hAb.e.
iss aeose pryPsstyis batter located than ANY
nGw 01ersd Tor sale ia tAis city f,4 uartleuIars
Applyto IOas afASNIs,
InKsesrtef'# Uf.es, sst sth obn.oa ~.
arfz4A
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FIR n. MOOR 4,
OF BOSTON,
A &c Hit ECT

i ATE partner of VIM. Washburn, Architect OF
~ American, Revere, Winthrop and Parker
Heases, and fremont Temple Boston; Woods Ho-
tel, Portland; Bay State House, Worcester, and
many other first class public and private buildings
Throughout the country, having located in keokuk,
would inform the public that he 10 prepared to fur
nish Designs, Plans, Detail Drawings, Spec,fca.
tons and Superintendent for Churches, school
Houses, Hotels, Stores, Dwellings. and public and
private buildings Of all kinds, with promptnss and
accuracy.
ALI the modern Improvements, such as " srminE,
Lighting, Ventilation, Ac., as adopted in the East
ern ctiss, will be especially provided for ~ re-
quired.
n~-Of6ce in Sample 'snsw building ON Second
street, between Main and johnson.
Jan. Ia. '57-dly +. II. MOORE.
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COME AT LAkTi
hILL III AkEIEI IL fnL a xrnai NJ a,

- no9neing to the Ladies AID Gentlemen. ii heo-
s $. that My have opened, on I'D street, bet.
.nA,n A,a sshhs9n 10 tbs roam formerly occupied
=, - Emo.ea, aud xfe IL Consistent receipt Of
their large and veil selected s,ork ~ Hoo,s ard
nhoes coinprhinga all the latest STYLES from ali the
eett makers IN Boston, paiisdeip hsa and New orL
which They Will take great pteAsar. in eahibitinv
o.ii VINO may favor them w,th call. ioeiisx
,Jntdent that they can satisfy the tasles "A he .t
"a hdiDvs on the mest reasonable terms tL.x ~.
ice~ialir solicit share VI tue general patronage
n III dSm fN"AkS
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~. DE WOL6s -aet
UHAkoS Aoa 9a0ls kstase Agent, n
No. ~ Main A1goelk kOkUk.
Ll6T or RI0Pkk1y fOR SALE.
eNH1n1YrTWOfss t on xxeAaass. hstwsen First
y =. Ard - lA09e. I. l48sA III BILE st4
% ~ @ ~ st., - JDAaDon and Rxshans 70.
- feet esgnsl 81 sd xxeAange.
! Lot ON Da1k o., 1T, nth Ard l2th.
SLY 44ei soIaes iohAsos ard stb. block lo7.
tef ~ - leas - Ia: Asksra 1t = low price.
LsaAs 1nsly located 10 Henry and Dsca tur Ls.'s.
= lots sornsr of johnson md l2ih
j ls6eosn<f Of Jehneoa and 10th With . double
hsisk houss eontainipg 10 rooms.
Lot I, Block !, KMtewnsss uAdD1ien.
s - fese - - ~, hse. JsAAssa hna kxc hsnes.
Vssy aa1sD6ls leta fesssstdsae<sta n as.L's Up
tsssAA1d Nenysnly ksai . bisekfrea GEAsd Ave-
lSelsst sSsass - nssvss , Pssvy'sAaait.ss.
1~1o u 1fwAee1 AaA ~. AuAsrn.
Lst - Casroll-st.. ~. 18th and lsth. r#b
Lsts 10 The nsv sabsshs ksssineat.
= part II ~ h4mpsea kns0s / nIis frsa The
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