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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-19
81. Louis, Alton 4 lineage Il. H
AIR LINE ROUTE.

AIR LINE ROUTE.
chicago - 81. Lous via 81 Louis, Alton h Chca'o
ORR, all the way by Railroad.
oARRyIs0 rHE 0sxar ASEaioAs AND U. 8. hAris.
The only dir-o, and Reliable route to the South and
South Wcst, seventy miles shorter Than any Other
route.
Tfsins leave depot ~ Nichigan Southern and Aotk
Island Il X, corner Of IAN Bureb and sherman ats.
81 Louis Dag Eapress-l030 An-Dbily, tSundays
sxcepted) arrive at 81. Louis III 40 SANE evening
~. Louis Might Expre-s-io, 80 n-Dsiy, arfive
81 81. Louis II 80 next morning.
Day Hspresu-6,0o Aa-Daty. arrive at Chicago
Night Espfess-2;s5 m-Dsiy, arrive 81 Chicago
TRANS run directly through without change Of cars
OF baggage Time from Chicago TO 81. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for bloomington, Springfield
Decatur, Jacksonville, kapl"s and Gil points oil the
Mississippi, Missouri. Kansas, Cumberland and Ten
usss-e Rivers by taking the above rou'e VIII be sure
Of making connections aud arriving Ia st. LOUIS on
edveTtsed time avoiding the vexscious delays o. the
cirouitous route via InSae Pc ria ans Illinois river
sewing twei ty-four hours tme, being 8! miles l'ss
distanoe TO Bloomington. b3 less 10 Springfield. u
lees TO 81. Louis and - less 70 Peoria
THAN by ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPoRTANr LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
Al Jolie, with tho Rock Island Railroad for Otta-
va, Ls0aile, Rock Isl. nd and Central Iowa
A. bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad fer
Clinton, Wsynesvie ana Decatur, ana win stage
for Peoria.
A. Peoria junction with Peoria a Oluswks X r
for Walnut Grove, Washington, Peofls. Pekin, Brn-
neld, klmwood, Knoxville. Galesburg. Monmouth
and Burlington.
Al Springfield with Great Western Railroad for
Jscksonviiie, Naples and Illinois River.
At Alton with Daily Line OF Packets for Hannibal.
Qui.cy and k~oknk, tue most expeditions and reiia-
bic route to all pprtiens OF N n Missouri
At Sc Louis With Daily First Class II amers for
New ORE ana and intermediate p ,tnts on the Lower
Mississippi AID with regular lines VI packets for
Kausas, ut Joseph aad Al. points IN the Missouri
Tonncssre, Cumbe rlanl and Arkdnsss Rivers.
Through TIckcts can DC procured TO all Eastern
Railroad ON cen-s' the ComPaUys Omces, " Dear
bora street opposite the fremont Housc and / 'hs
Michigan ) ,uthern AID ROCK D5pote. corner Of Van
burui, amp Sherman Its.
Responslbl" Baggage Men vii be at the Depots to
oil the v4rions lines coming into The city TO check
baggage thr ugh 20 any Ioin, desired on the line.
A II. MDoRS, Superintendent.
L. Darling GEM Agent, Chicago. loc2Oiu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-19

SsssNnses' .Ss's'0ss 0esssessS,
nN and after rnha. May l3th 1855, and until
NJfurtheT nottoe trans viii leave 80<A lslsod daily
Sundays excepted, - follows
LIST mail train ~ 1901 y
"a freight 80
ID night -xpress Z SOP. y.
Trains arrive ~ Roel IslaaA daily, oondsys ss-
ceptc1, follows
LIST niaht exprors ~ $40 A. =
ID freight trans 81 AW -
81 mail train ~ osoP u
All trains this ROAD are In direct c0nneHon u
Chicago with both the hfcnsan noutsefn
Michigan Central, Pit sburG, Fort wayne aha Chics
20 Rail Road and from Dsiroft, Ioi~o,
Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunk,rk Buffalo, niagara Fails, Albany, New fork,
Ph,ladelrbis Baltimore and Washington Also ct
Ia9aue stth trains Of the Illinois Central Nod
Horth 70 SaIena and south 81 Louis and Cairo 70
which places tickets can b. procured Of.
". b. Gremne,le, Ticket Agent,
Agents, H. =. Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity Of giving
distinct directions the destination their bag
gage, procure tickets before taking their ses
u the the coducto collect fares only 70 sta
tons the line Of the Chicago Akck leland railroad
JOHN y. TRACY, Superintendent.
WI WHrHAS, Asst Supt.
2Ock Island. Nay. 10. 1873 ldt1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-19

C., n. sCRiVEN's
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
No. 90, DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.'S
,1'A,zez, SHIPS.
ANGLO SAXON. NORTH AMERICAN.
INDIAN, NORTH BRIfOS. (new)
so oM tnsw) HUSeAkiAS; new
Running in connection with the GRAND TRUNK
hAILkOAD Of Canada, an tei contract with the
Canadian Government to transport the Asiis.
Date. Of Sailing.
x,..5 s Ssf sua, r1, 'S 1s. S~aas
from 22d Of May totte dav from tie "a OF APR.
2aah OF Nov. inclusive. to 20,b " Oct inclusive.
During the winter months these vessels connect
18th the 6hAAD ThusK RAILROAD at Por land.
Rates Of Passage.
From Csfedgo 70 liverpool, vis Mich. Central,
Great western and GRAhD Trunk RAIL-
ROADS and S,e.msrs,
ist Cass.... ....'..a9o 10 .io
Accor ing to accommodation.
incladins cooked prov lsiohs
From Liuedpouk 10 CAicdgo VIA Steamers and Rail-
roads,
1st Glass;. $50 10 Sils IS
accor ilux ~ Ofnmgdaticu.
Stesragr.. S5l %
r. luding 60 Z provisions.
A fully qualified Surgeon sas IN each vessel.
Zach pase gr ticket-d through VIII be allowed a. e
sam qlantity ( bageas free by Railroad BY
steamer 20 c III i.es 10. ,ach cabin 10 iee'
f.r each 81 rage pas fns+T.
spectal tral1s ;ion Quebec with tn" Mails and
Pas -enger. are dispatched tie arrival Of C. CT
- can r.
twill b. observed from fhc following table that
the CaSa iian lin has beaten every otter
the Atlantic, the average Passages OF the Canard
ami Coz ms iInes by he annual tables In the y
UeraM during l-57 beng
Esotudyd. W.studrd
Collins LIN Il 22h 20n Collins aine. 1874 i3h ON
Cun'd "NY 10 % Cm'd -" hY.l2 -
I" Boston ii = Eoston..i2 II %
Canadlan lao Is Canadian line.II .
Ths longest passsg s made v the Canadian Line
were - sav- 10 |. vefpcc ami Il DAYS Quebec
The C1ps Line havt made pa-tag,s Of II !, 20 day
and tn Cunara Line Of l. 10 Il d-ys.
For ge or freight from Chicago to Liverpool
or Liverpool to Chicago, apply to
wARRACK,
Agent OF the o 90
aprl5-dt'cHs No SO Dearborn st. chicago.
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These rem ,rkable Fami-
~ Medicines have stood the
test If public experience
trenty years ; have been
us Z by over three mi Ion
OF perspns, and are stu,
COW Using the III e. ic a
warld with their Surfing
Cures.
These Pills are psrticu-
larry adapted to disease.
peculiar to the Western and
Southwestern States, and
will be found, on trial, I. G
most :aluabie Cathartic at
present known. For TWEEN
~ yesrs their use in the
Middl- and Eastern States
has tesn unlimit. d ant.
their success in curing dis
ease a perfect series OF tri-
umphs. Cont-iL Ing no Mer-
curry, they can be used at
any time without regard
TO employment or diet. Be-
Ing COATED with Sng they
are pleasant t. taxi, unit
ing as they do, the Power
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01

the baekwoods of Texas with a force. If not
grace, of language that rivets attention; while
piquant anecdotes, with q smack Of the orig.
inal Sam Slick about them, intersperse the
narrative Of adventure, and threaten the waist
band of the reader. Altogether we do not know,
among recent publications, of companion bet.
ter adapted to entertain an idle hour.
Tax CooUKr1E, novel. By the author of EMis-
serlmns Paper, PIP. 235. Philadelphia: Pc
terson Bro. Washington: Franklin Philip.
This is a reprint Of an English novel Of con.
siderable interest. Its name indicates the char.
acter OF the heroine, and it were we'll if all who
read the book pondered the moral of her career.
which in the plot and its development Is orig
inai, and we fancy that rapid sale will reward
the publishers
ARStH NEIL, or Times of Old. Romance OF
Old Time BY q. p. r. James Paper. nm
100. Philadelphia: Peterson Bro Wasb.
lngton: Franklin Philip.
new edition, we'll gotten up.
The MYsTRRIous MARRIAGE, a True Story of
New York Life. Paper, pp. III. PbiIadeI-
lin Philip. ''
A novel Of the Hildebrand- Horrible or. tho
Haunted Hog-Stye order, written and pub.
Iished to give the greatest amount of sensation
and printed paper possible, for twenty five
cents.
he EpiIBCRGH REVIEW, October, 1858 New
YORK Leonard, Scott & Co, No. 20 Fulton st
The literary and political aspects of the age
are perhaps contemplated to the best advantage,
certainly most economically in point of time
through the medium of The Review. The
Edinburgh in ability maintains its usual stand
ara while the following table of the contents
SHOWS Its extent in variety: Memoirs of the
Court CT England during the Regency, 1911,
lel2 Report Of the trial of Madeline Smith at
Edinburgh, June, 1857; History of Ancient
Pottery GuiIot's Historical Memoirs Contri
button to the Philosophy of Vision; The Earis
OF kildare; Studies of Homer; Guy Living
son, or Through; The London Cotton Plant :;
The Edinburgh Review and Mr. Froude's s His
tory.
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no 21.tf PROF. DrCRNIEL. Sole Agent.
T THE HARP.
MUSIC ACCOMPLISHMENT.

NOSlC ACCOMlLiS mENT.
Prof. DE CENIEL has n few more hours %
spare, Whicn ne WI. devote N giving q superior
course OF Musicsi IEstrUction, rarely TO be met
with. on the HdyP, Pas ofO-fs, GEttGr, Sinsfnf
and classical Organ P!oyiHg.d 40.
y. B.-No Instruction whatever Will be riyen
where payments are rot msde m advance.
EnEsgemeuts can be made by calling at his New
Musica Repository, corner llth street and Penn.
eVehue. oc lift
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RLACK ,TFA-BLACK TEAn-5s chests Of
ID orr standard Black Tea have been received to-
day. This Tea supersedes the use of Green Tea to
great extent a. 1t is equally plea; ant at less cost
KING q BURCHELL,
DoH Corner 18th st. and Vermont avenue
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Musical Instruction.

HARP LEsSoNS-EXrRAORD
Parties purchssiBt q HasP AZ mapuf,oturer,.
pHoe. at the NEw MUSICAL RKro, ToRy Prof
DeIdntel holds forth the Inoucement OF fiVine hat
year INSTRUCTION ictfhest charge for the purpose
oil making ~ prom nent INSTRUMENT in this ctty
flNIsHING LESSONS gwen according TO the m hod
OF he ttaIan School on the pIanoforte &c.A
IL Read other Advertisements in thIs paper
10 G-u Corner llth ct. and Pa. avenue.
MUSICAL EXCITEMENT IN THE CITY,
Those whs want to purchase q supenor Piano
would 90 vel, TO select one OF STEISwAY 4 SoNs',
when 10 oecIdedly the hrst Eov Ia tie Market
CONS dered by competent Juc such Gottse chalk.
NJ Mason, Wollenhar pt and msny others, 20 be ths
otN instrument, the RpeSf ToHed, and (though last
roi least the most durable Pianos the world.
havlIg nat OF near ONE THOUSAND names refer
less than anywhere else IN the CITY. Cal at the
DIV MUSICAL REPOSITORY, o1rnsr llth street and
no 21:tf PROF. DrCENIEL. Sole Agent.
T. THE HARP
Il HE QUEEN or ALL INSTRUMENTS.
Parties wishing TO learn the HARP. buesot having
one Will be allowed the privilege Of the use of ore
ior daily practIse ictfaoHf e1drEe, at the NEw
MUSICAL REPOSITORY by making immediate ar
rangements with PROF. c. II. DECGNIKL for q
hcrough and proper course Of tRSfyHcfton, lucud-
Passages. Terms $50 per quarter: pay M more.
ELEGANT TONED HARPs from S2So 10 SS0O war.
ranted.
HAIR STRINGS for ss.7s Everything IN the muso
PIASos, HAIRS, GUITARS, &c. &C., for .alc ard
Musical Repository corner Ilth at. and Pssv.
lN-n
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PLEASANT ROOMS FOR RENT-Thres
large and very pleasant Rooms for rent: one
heated bv furnac AID all lighted with gas; in very
pleasantly located part OF the city; very convenient
fr business men, off, &C. hgldeTs, or members of
Congress Inquire at No. 50 Missouri avenue.
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A T SEVENTH STREET Prices

the largest stock Of SILVER-PLATFD WARE.
CUTLERY, HOUSEkEEPING ARTICLES,
RASkETS, BRUSHES, BIRD c. GES, and
Nt1lONS, he has ever offered in this clty. All
fresh pme goods, boug ht for cash. TO be 500 at he
.owest hgure. He IS determined to sell, and the
Place to buy is At FRANCIS's,
above Cdd Fellows Hall,
no e-tf ON 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01

RAkE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
GGDEALERS For rent, tor ten Jears veeant
opposite the new PRESBYTERIAN Church. For terms
apply to Dr. CHAS. H. CRAGlN. Georgetown.
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WALL, STEPHENS q CO,
7" No 80 Psrz. Arssss.
BOYS AND YOUTHS READY-MADE
CLOTHING,
For School and Dress WsaF,
PARENTS and guardians wishing to furnish their
ehlldren and wards with School ard College Outfits
Tor tle coming season, are invited to examine our
present large ard extensive variety OF
bon - CLOTHING,
whore they ft out theIT children of eli sizes m
afew minutes, with every description OF RRApY-
AADE UAkMENTs OF suhstantIel and durable quality
et very moderate Iroes: -
WALL STEPHENS & CO.,
40 E-tf No. so Pa Nv. het eth and 10th sta.
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FOR RENT.I1Suits OF or sngle ROOMS. fur
nlsned or unfinished, very deslraby located
oy the month, week, or less term. Terms mode,
rs.e; M. ApPIy az SIS Penn. avenue, nearly opposite
auI7-T&Stf 2 UOIDEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAIE.-Tbe
suDscriber ofsrB at private sale the property
1nown as the BAKERY Situated the south side
the wharf which is about 2lO feet deep from Canal
erty.
The Bakery has q front of 81 feet on the Canal
and controls 80 inches Of water for driving its ma
ohIEery. -
This property for Bakery or Coal Yard II not
surpassed by any n the District. = ~
Also, q w ood and Coal Yard now in the occupancy
Of Hurty Qrme and Mr.. Barron. This property
has front OF lo feet on the Canal and lo2 feet on
the west side Of Green street, and as easy of an
oess for consumers from GeOrsstow or Washing
ton as any yard IN the District. -
The above property vlll be offered on liberal tcrns
Aprly to THOMAS Brown, l<5 West street.
GEORGETOWN; or to 3. II. BROWN, Pa sv.. naxt to
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RED CTIoN OF RATES.

The Company are making arrsngs ments whereby
anew SKABoRD Line Will speedily be cOnstruoted
using the PRINTING lAsTRUHENT. which the, hope
20 have IN operation by the LIST Of February next,
thankful for the .Ibarsl patronage bestowed upon
them the Company solicit Continuance OF n from
the teeSTaphIng public. Having In their emp loV
the most skIllfui operators, they oan promise
prcmpttude sId ACCURACY in the transmisslon Of I'll
messages entrusted "a them. The sdVautaRes on
THE PRINTING INSTRUMENT
over all Others are vel known to thls community
no l-tf ~ pTGDX Spnsr,nteDdeD;
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FURNISHED DAPARTMENTS.-ForR X emit. on
i the first floor. elevated some i've feet from the
s.sJs, ss.oeJEoix, a PcARLOS and CB AMBER connected,
the south 'front.' Location very desirable and pleas
ant, being near the PresI2eni's House and Public
BY The ear, the rent will be very moderate inoui
at No. 4eO New York avenue, second door from i5th
street. nn sotf
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For Rent and SaIa

FOR RRENT.-PARLOR CHAMBERS FOR
Z hENT.-Large and pleasant Parlors and Cham
osIs. nsoosomeiy furnished, with water and gas
apparatus, , WALL, STEPHENS co
no s-lm No. so IA. av bet, sth and foth sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01

TAVERN AND STORE PROPERTY FOR
SALE OR RENT-The House AT Railey's
Cross koats. miles from Washington and from
alexandra, at the intersection Of the Fairfax and
Middle TurnpIkes. Address LEWIS BAILEY
WASHINGTON city, or inquire on the premises.
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EOR RENT-The front PARLOR and BED
kODM attached, over Kldwell & Laurence 8
Drug store. The most desirable rooms on Penn.
avenue ON account OF their nearness to w ards
Hotel and the Departments. Also, two Bedrooms
In tnrd story: All furnished. Apply to KIDWELL
LAUR Renee, r., near corner l4th street.
mo- Q-enti
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VERY PLEASANT FURNISHED CHAM
y BERS, Zone large front ROOM with Board or
preferred, with breakfast only, may be obtaned at
slte 81 Patrlok's Church-one of the most elevated
and cohyeDlent locations in the city.
Table BOarders can also be accommodated
no 2f-eOtf MRS. r. WEST
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE west
- END OF the city. within lew doors of the SEQ
tetary OF the Interior Gas ana water, with baths
and shower baths, and Is rooms. For furthe- par
ticulars inquire at this ofhoe. Oc I5,tf
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For RENT-To Members Of CongTsss and
L 0iAsTs VERY desirable quite OF PhRLORS
and dbED-CHAMBE.RS,w with Gas ard every OF her
eonyenlence. situated opposite " lizards Hotel No
Us Pa. avenue. no "a eoSw
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TNO LET-ROOMS, FURNISHED, with Board, In
Il aprivate family. on l. street, No. 5l4, between
9Th and nth streets north, for gentleman and lady
or two gle gentlemen. oo23
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Boots, Shoes, &c.

Iu, BOOTS AND SHOES.
= nSUms . GRlFFIN Il SON haviLg deter-
ninsa n "a ~ Issouce ther large stock of BOOTS-As
ono nno SnoES hy the ist of January, are now XtHl
oncLInk sIeat Inducements TO bnJers Rzv
. Also, Arge lot of ladies and ChIJdren,sv "
sold. Thus u n % rs rrt Nhca mnst Dc
noS4 No 81 D. Do q ooN,
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ICE HOUSE TO RENT-Looated on f. street
L seuth, b'tweeD I'd and So, east. IN good oondI-
ION; Ront reasonable, and taken, IN psrt. IN e.
Apply on the premises. no ZS-tf
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E'OR ri NT-A hrst-olass RESIDENCE X on G.
4 street: between lst and Cd. No. AT. continuing
water. gas, furnaces. DO. The houss has siX Iarge
chambers. parlOrs, dining room, kitchen, and DIV
orilar. Inquire next door, or of the urders.ded
JOHN B. WARD,
no S9-bt (Intel.) 18th md Canal
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EOR SALE-FOurteen F FRAMEHOUSE SES, four
rooms each, on Lots ls, 10, 10, and 25, Square
N0. 6sS n street south and Sd street west Prlce
$500 each small payments IN cash, ard monthly
lnstaments to suit: Title coed, and will ba sold
separately or together. Lot !. Square No. 5se
corner. IS feet inches by IS feet deep Parts of Lots
5snd !. square No, 3:7, opposite Temperance Hall,
r. street, "a feet front by l59 deep. Lot No -,
square NO. $50. with improvements; and Lot III
Square No. 4. The two last being only tax titled
will be sold very cheap.
Also, for sale exchange for property in this city
or It's vicinity. two three story Brick Houses, Nos
20 ane aSt vest BALTIMORE street, Baltimore. Md,
change for farms In Maryland or Virginia, not too
tar distant. JNO, e. KENDATI
No5, west side ~ street, near the
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Indicate. where B ,oI s,, e., ,,ALShNe.
ShASSES, IN gilt or mnhoEsny frames; POR-
TRAIf and PICTURE FRAMES, round, oval,
or square, gilt or otherwise; any other kind Of
york IN his line. The largest lot Of LOOKING
SLAsS PLATES kept 9onstantly on nAnd, ohssD
for cash. JOHN WAGNER.
3S Pa avenue.
ap3-ly between 12th and 18th sts
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MURDER MURDER
NENTLEMEN who U tier this CIV m THAR efferts
70 shave with worthless Razor. should ind their
way 10 rhANClS'S House furnishing Store, on
TN street. t 10 comfort to shave with one Of his
Razors. He has Shaving Cream, Soap, Brushes
StIo1s, 6lassss, DC besides q vor Of other use
ful notions. You get your money q worth at
FRANCIS'6,
no le-tf above Odd FeIous, Hall on mn ST.
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FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT-No 4.2
a = YIN street, near the Patent Office ofsrIrg un-
usual inducements, rs it is very conveniently sr
rang I'd and comfortably furnished throughout. Ap
Ply At the premises from II a. m. p. ~ , and after
?. m. no 81 q
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t'QR RENT-Thot comfortable FRA AME
L DWELL NG-HOUSE, contsining 10 rooms
on lzth street, Island, the Smithsonian InstI-
tuition, between aud Z streets south Tos promnt
careful tsnant the rent VIII be sos per aunum The
JOHN l.. SMITH. Attorney at Law.
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L south, between 9th and 9Th streets west, 0sl-
andl Lot fronts IS feet on 9Th street running back
payable monthly. Enquire Of ELFA Ms &
THOMPSON, SS Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th
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GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING MADE TO
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vlte the attention of gentlemen TO their present
laIge snd verv desIrabls assortment Of tine
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES. Velvet, Silk, and SAT-
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cheaper than the usual city rates
Constantly on hand one Of the lsrgett ssortments
OF READY MADE CLOTHING for men and
y " WALL. STEPHENS & CO..
oc7s s29 Pa sV betveen eth and 10Th ,tre.i.