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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-05

CITY PROPERTY WANTED.
DEhsoSS wishing to exchange good house and
let for part cash and part unin proved lands, In
this State or in Wisconsin, may have the opportu-
nifty by addressing .sB0X oi8,"
feb5d3t Post Otfice
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-05

| The Portland (Me.) Advertiser, Of Jan.
| 9th, contains the following
Mrs. Birch. wife OF Reuben Birch, who hes
fooss entertaining come Of our Portland spir-
itu1kesa at the housc corner Of Middle and
FrankiiN streets, for some months past, by
performing gone Of her wonderful spiritual
tests, receiv6dN communication from the
spirits, throughA lady, also spiritual me-
dium, informing hsx that IL was her duty to
separate from her husband, with whom she
had been living on the most friendly terms
for about Eve years; that her husband was
under the influence Of SPIN of negro, and
that il was not safe for her t6lixe with him
longer. Mr.. Birch, being himselfa believer
in spirisualism, and thinking that Il would be
wrong not to be guided BY the order, coming
so directly from the spirit land, "AQnsented
for the present TO submit to separdo On, and
the wife Immediately started on lecssring
tour in Massachusetts. But Mr.. Birch, kter
few days reflection, began to have serious
doubts as to the intentions Of his wife, and
resolved to cup and follow on the track
lie Immediately started for Boston, and after
searching diligently for some time among the
professional spiritualists, his Efforts were
crowned with success by meeting "fAce to
faoen the object Of his search. But his en-
treaties, which were poweriu! IN the extreme,
for her to return to his bosom, proved una
vailing.
The lady was found at the house Of Ger
tain Judge who resides on certain avenue,
and with her two doctors, whom she intro
duced to her husband; one OF whom, on be-
ing introduced, MAS thrown immediately into
the STRANGE state" and through the assist
ance of the other doctor produced aprescrip-
ton TO be followed by the Misunderstanding
at the same time that bis nervous system was
very much deranged, and thatif he would 90
home to Portland and, remain quiet for the
space Of two months, he would experience
from the use of the medicine permanent
cure.
A.copy OF the recipe we give below, think
ing that it may be Of service TO persons who's
are afflicted 10 similar manner. The recipe
is as follows, which, i must be confessed, is
quite of o "spiritual" nature
Take table spoonfuls Of highest proof
alcohol--2 table-epoonfuls Of refined sugar;
tumbler full Of boiling water, and drink
three times day before each meal.
The husband returned, but we doubt IL the
medicine will have the 'sdesired effect"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-05

COAG 0AAU88YEN COAL! !!
slsHG HlasghtsE Coal Co., Intending to sell Coal
! - cheap " cheaper than sAn ~ bought 49,
who're. quality ssnsidsred, will farnish their supe-
Coaiin quantities 70 salt purchaser delivered
In any part Of the city.
Price 10 cents pr busheL
Assorted, Is esnA pcr bushsi.
6TkPHKN Z. JONES,
Sole Agent q. @. Co.
To parties Wishing cheap Coal, Irrespective Of
true economy, will ~ rnish Lsw1cnss md Farm
ington Coal 1T L. csnts. Sc. JONES.
{nn1d
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=. -. CA0EY,
nnAL9n n
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS,
No 10 N AIM ~ M "A suN IN

nnAL1D n
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS,
No. - Main.st., Bot. ID and tn,
AGUA A....
IL AS opened at tho shove stand, NEXT door 10 n.
Woodward ~ :e~~vel ssenysmert 20
geods In his lns AAd viii ~ pleased 70 - any aad
I'll his friends who may b In want Of secsriss and
Provisions.
Jan. II, le60-d
RRayssRss making Powder.
LrOR making In few minutss, without ysast.
- light, sweet, and wholesome BSsad; batter.
buck wheat and otAes e5iddls Cakes, Diseuit and
every description Of Pastry. Fall dirsotioas -
company saeh box. Pricc IS cents. Mads and cola
b A. j. WILKINSON,
Sign u the Golden KAgls md Mortar,
jas3ol % Nain-st.
Rreasasss Washing ma 0cOnrlng %.
bueiom ~
HON washing and cleansing Wool. Woelsn Goods.
Cotton, Linsns, SILKS and delieats fahriea.
Eminent Chemists In Philadelph rive Il their
unqualified Recommendation. II will snabl thoss
Who avail themselves Of Il TO hAvs their house-
hold washing and other matters sppertAinins 70
family affairs moro thoroughly slsanssd chan
hitherto For sale BY the only Agent Tor Ksokuk.
A. =. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden 1agls md Mortar,
tan1Sd ~ Aain-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-05

State Bank, s. DwiRht Eaton.
J. X. Hornish, J.C. Parrot = Co..
Connable Emyth,
6laAs = Bro, Billings HOUSE.
=. y. CLARK, Matter Mechanic 1t X. 3 IT. d.
n. Mschins Shop. Jan34d1
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..Hnmss.senas.. Hss,.iis .Ras.sa..

gT The Western Christian Advocate
characteristics the following from the Cincin-
natl Enqaiier as the greatest lie OF the
season =,
"of the three thousand Republican clergy
men who peil'ioned Congre ss against the
Nebraska bill, IN the name Of Almighty God,
ever one-third, or one thousand, of them,
have been deposcd from the ministry for i'm
mora and iicen,ious practices
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-05

Deeds ~ Lsss ana Lands musr be
made Separately.
Such il nov the law OF Iowa. The Re-
eerdsr il required to record deeds Of town
16ts in books by themselves, separate from
ne deeds Of lands. Therefore Lots and
nust not BE- conveyed in the same deed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-05

WHAr DID ir2-Peter Mccormick, young
man living ~ Portage, got drunk 81 saloon
spent oil bis money, WAS turned into the
street got on the railroad track, was run
over BY the oars and killed. Rum did it,
MilwaukssssNsw
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WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,

", b,
In pursuance Of the Hath section of an act Of the
Corporation OF Washiagt0n, entitled IAN act reg
ulatlng the distr button of Potomac water through
out the city Of Washington" approved June q 1879,
hereby invite sea ed proposals in Duplicate to be
Board Of Aldermen and one copy to the Pres
ldent OF the Board OF Common Council for the fur
nishlng during the current year, delivered in this
CITY, oi All water mains, valves: branches, bends,
sleeves, caps, Corporation stops, plug
utlng the water" also, invite sealed proposals as
aOve, TO be Transmitted abovs, 'fof the trench
ing, laying OF the mains complete, inserting the
waves Drane hes and outlets, erecting the FIRE plug
ditebes ., ana ning 1smmins. and isveling the
Ii is assumed that there will be reouired To hs
turnIs he'd and laid during the current wear 5000
teet OF o:'neh PPe, aud on that basis proposals will
serve he right to regulate both the delivery and
Jay ing oil the pipes, and may require more or less
than the quantity mentioned. = =
The pipes To be Dor IL feet long weighing 81 pounds
per inea 1901 iald and 70 bear the usual
other hollow castings to conform 10 the patterns
and welg hts heretofore adopted by the ntsd Statea
% the Washington Aqueduct, and to bear inspec-
ton and proof as above. t'sIFI- =
Bidders yili name the price per ton of $40 pounds
Inc udlng the castings for crosses branches bends
sleeves, and for hydrants. - =
Bidders for the trenching and laying will name the
nn6s s per iineal foot Of pipe laid; the measure.
mens Oh which VIII be the nett length Of the water
.specifcations aud drawings win be ready at the
water Registrars Office, City Hall, after the 18th
s ss a1 Ssais srs
JAY H. q O'Clock p. q,
" ots Water Registrar,
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DIED,

On the 18th instant infant son of Bridget and thu
late William Walsh Wv
His friends aud acQ uaintancps are inyitad to at
tend the funeral from their residence on ed street.
ternoon, at o'clock. -
On SUNDAY, 10th instant, Mrs. SARAHGARD-
MEX, ssed u years, formerly of New York, =.
her son-ln-law, M J Meldrum, on NJ street, he
Iwee1 6th and 18th, on Tuesday, at 10 O'Clock. The
tend, W ~
On Sunday afternoon, the 10th instant, CLAIR
ENCE WESTWOOD, aged years, son of Chas
TIE friends and acquaintances of the farily are
respectfully invited to attend his funeTa from the
residsnce OF his father, 161 street. on to morrow
CIuesday afternoon, at o clock.
Norfolk, Va, papers copy)
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Csn,l.i.. n .he Weed Thrush.

While in the woods, . sporting free,
a poet came q hunting me-, a.
He came to catch my sweet refrain;
And as I skip from bush to tree, ,...- as.rH
They all fell to a-mOcking me, -.....E
Till retreated to q dell p D.. -.-... F. .. ...-
And male rnyself-"in- visible" .' .
From year to year, from day to day, #
They sought me IN the wooded way --
Through marsh and mu i-o'er hill and lea
Untr'd still they follow'd me,
A nd tried my sylvan notes to st al,
That fhelr own wit they might reveal;
j sought In vain to lose their spell,
And keep my self-''in-vis-i-ble"
In spite of all my skill and care, ana
They would pursue me everywhere. 800
NTH mock hg CALI and whistles shrill =
Until the Poet, with their aid,
kIch verses to my music made
And to the world by lyric spell.
Reveals his within Wis HE ,,
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

ny n. uh6CNs hucUOneer.
LDANDKITCHEN FURNTTURE
AT AUCTIoN.-On TUESDAY, the 18th instan t
shall sell at the residence of gentleman d. clinIny
aousekeeplng. No. 400 Sd street east. between east
Capitol and north streets, at 10 O'Clock a. m , n
good and general assortment of household furniture
whlch we deem unnecessary to enumerate. Terms
cash. Oy9ND GREEN, Auct.
MARSHALSS ALE.-In virtue of writ of Ger,
W W taelas on Judgment Of condemnation issued
from the Clerk q ONCE of the Circuit Court of the
District Of Columbia for the County of Waehinxtou
and to me dlrected will pose to public sale for
cash, In front OF the auction room of Edward 8.
Wright, on Bridge street, Gaorgetovn, %. C., on
TUESDAY, the 18th day of July, 1889, commencing
al o CLOCK a. M, the following goods and chattes
lsnd near the great reservoir of Washington Aque-
9net, and boxes Tools, consisting of CrOwbars,
PICKS, and Shovels, seized abd levied BON as the
goods and chattels and tenement Of B. r. Paxton
ana Margaret McLaug HIN, garnishees of J. 6. Nv
sold TO satisfy Judicias No. 1n4 to October term,
SoS, In favor OF Beall & Shoemaker.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
JeO-s Tor the District of Columbia.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT
. It's wonaerful effects @ consequent popularity
Per iaps no article IN the history of the Md;eyja
hedtea, ever CURED the same patronage was sub
lected TO the same number of severe and different
tests, and met with so few failures as the Mustang
Imminent. IL has justly been styled a Panacea for
al external Wounds, Cuts, Swsllings, Sprains
Bruises: or fruptIons on Man Beast. It's so far
medicine of surprising virtue, that Physicians ire
compelled to prescribe IL: and from soma remark
able cures of Chronic and Distorted Rhtnlnatir
caSes II has naturally ATTRACTED much attention from
the hrst scientific minds Of the age, No family can
afford TO be without a bottle of the NJ ustang tini-
ment IN fhe house. Berdre OF limitations.
parts Of the world. " "
BARNES PARK, Projectors. New York.
ftso, LYONS Celebrated Insect Ponder.
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South American Affairs

NEW York, July ll.-Advices from Rio Japeiro
OF June 7th have been received News from
Buenos Ayres states that !, 900 men had invaded
the Argentine Confederation
Paraguay had promised 10 assist Urquiza with
Brazil remains neutral, but Ia increasing her
naval force In the La Plata
Buenos Ayres had bought four steamers.
No political news from Brazil
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fHl --LATEST IlIsBYilIIelIPH
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the CITY 81 BsIttc....

tHS tfty o. B0lttmore. a
NV Hokk, July 1.-THE steamers Ad,l.ia,
and the City Of Baltimore arrived herr nj, fo,s.
noon; The formers sdvices have been received
we ~. John but the latter brings one days later
nothig " ~ .aan tne Hungarian at Quebec, bat
mourning OF striking importance
zen Gynlai, the late commander-in chief M The
Ausuo-ltalian army, has taken carnnand ~ !,
nesi nlen' oearing his own name as a colonel
Count de Pourtailes. the Prussian Amhss..aa,
has arrived at the Austrian heado usrt.,. -, -
tablished at Verona NV o.
Laybach has been fixed upon as the se., Of oov.
eminent for Lombardy.
France is preparing TO move an army on the Inc
Of the Rhine. --'
So'tonmSales on the 18th "wednesday 5000
bales. The market closed steady a. last repor,<-d
Breadstuffs closed steady and unchanged
Provisions closed dull.
'consols 92AaS2x.
GsEcoNp DIspArcHl
me Paris correspondent Of the London Times
says In regard 10 the battle OF Saferino, thsf Gen
Nell VIII $500 men and two divisions OF caval-
,g' IN OIL about $1,000 men was engaged till d.
ceItrs en- ne succeeded in fDrctng the Austrian
Anst,i. n'er .~eive hours Of hard fghting. The
the sIiies hna Drought up reserves Of s00po and
er;,ic.I naa only their $1,000 Il was most
al sh,ioa1 ~, out after three hours more Of zen
the allies. =" he soNsntage on
The Zouaves Were said 10 have hs., ,,,,,o, am,
treated -Four sene,s. ~n, Of Algeria terribly
killed. Fourteen thousand beds for ths .ne ~
had been ordered from Milan "ouhoeo
The Paris Moniteur Of the 29th, contains .or,.
details OF the battle, which are the pports ~ ~
different attacks OF the corps d'ar,nes but a.
not state the number Of killed or wounded on
either side. s'
TURIN, June 2S-The Piedmontese G,,.,,.
publishes official details Of the battle written the
same evening According 20 positive information.
s2uo safdihians held ground against 81, 600 Aus.
TRANS, who occupied a formidable position. and
rom whence they were dislodged by the former
under the orders Of the King IL Is said the sar,
9lhlahs lost about 900 killed and tue same num-
Der wounded.
The Ilmess Paris correspondent reportsa project
has been opened for modelling one hundred bat
tanons OF the National Guard, and recognizing
them for garrison duty.
Inc details OF the massacre at Pertcio (proba-
bly, perugia,) state that neither age or sex were
spared Among those murdered BY the soldiers
AFTER the fighting had ceased, Were three married
couples, i've elderly ladies, three unmarried fe-
males, and girl four wears old An infant was
the Tibef a"'~
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New York Marksts.

NEW YORK, July li.-Flour has declipsd ss,sc
S 81 se sSSSa9'7'; Ohio IS sOa6.5O; Southern Ssa
Wheat closed very dull; re- ~ So; whit. a, %
Corn closed heavy; mi xed ssae,c
foft closed quiet; mess SIG l2al6 Is
whisky closed dun and nominal, at27xe
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Baltintore MarL.,.

BALTIMORE, July 1I.-Ffour las declined Of
sales oil 100 barrels Of City Mills al sc
Wheat has declined Tue ne, h,.I.l. a, o,a
bushels was offered. Sales Of white at sI 2OxI AZ
red 81 .2OaS1 80 vs.
Corn closed hrm; white and yellow sgas3c
Provisions closed quiet at former rates
Whisky closed duh at 27e for Ohio
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WORD To THE LApIBs.-In recommending to
you To use HOstetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters
1t Is but just to state that stinulanr To the sys
tem IN lmpartng strene tn and vigor during certain
periodical stages which oftentimes are attended
ration more highly adapted to all Affections conse-
queEt upon this cause; and for a mother nursing
where the mothers rishment is mad eq iate tn
The demands of the child; consequently her strength
must yield, and here it is where 4 good tonic such
IS Hostetters Stomach Bitters is needed to impsrt
temporary ktrsugth and vIgor to the whole 8, stem
Ladies should by all means try this remedy, and
before so doing, ask your phys cian, who If ne is
acquainted with the virtue of the Bitters, will rec
ommend their use in all cases
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally every
Where. jy l-eo5t
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VI CELEBRATED FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES

ls no longer questioned that these Machines ira
the best in the ma ket for family sewing Spoos Ar
purchased from the stores are used upon them
strength and beauty: They are simple in ooastruc
ti0n easily not liable to get out OF order
and nolseless in their operation, i'
A full assortment constantly on hand and for saIs
at factory prices BY 90. R. c. STEVENS.
III Also, a full supply of NEEDLES. COT
TON, and everything pertaining to these Sewinr
III A good Operator in attendance to show thu
Machines aud give full instructions in their use
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MARRIRn.

10 this city, on tn? 10th inst, by the Rev Father
White, JOHN b. BARINGER, Esq, of London.
erick. Ireland. " i
lPhlladelPhIa papers and Irish American copYL
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ALEXANDRIA, July Il.-No Flour offered TO-DAY.
offered without sales
Corn White, sales at soc. by measure.
oats-NO sales upon change.
Oats-No sales
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KinnAGiaI-

NEW OK, July ll.-Stocks are nrmer Chi
cago and Rock Island GO; Illinois Central honda
n, michigan Southern guaranteed bonds pa
o's ~; Missouri 6's s2E M '"kH'e
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BY A. GREEN, Auct,oneer

49,
INkpSTEE'S SALE OF 2-STORY FRAME
noosk ANDTHE LOT ON WHICH 1T SrINns !.
Az nsgSe1IoESMOn tn RSDAY the sd day Of June,
D. m by yirtes n ~ I G Oh the premises, at eek
oearas dats The 18th day Of November, iS57 and
.ecpraed In Liber A, s., No. las foIios g. e. 66
c anu q, one of the land records for washington
county IN fhe District Of Columbia, all that piece
VI psLe9 si sroH3d lying and being in the clty Of
pas!s Of Lots twenty SIX tsl and twenty sevent2,i
4l beg inning for the same at distance Of ia feet
inches from the southeast corner of said Al asya
on ~ street, and running thence north Ell hten -,
and Two inches, lla feet inohesD thence west one
hundred Ieet loo, thence south eighteen fast n e
inches, us feet inches, thence east 10 the eis. ~
beginning, together with the improyeIoentP Sos 0i
are a good dwelling house, &c. 40 winch
Terms: One-third cash balancs, m q "a -
months the purchaser to give notes for The fr,s6
payments bearing interest from day Of ssIa Al
convey facing al the cost of the pgrchsser az 4.
seI n.s VI sae are not complied with in days 49,
ny, reserves the right to resell the pronsrtr az
tising ana cost of the FIRST purchaser. br sSyss
using the same three times in the Stsr W ~ No'
m. PATRICK BOWLING, Trustee.
A. GREEN, Auct
ETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED.
I D. IIONDAl, the 18th of July next same hour
leA 2aw&ds "A. GREEN. Auet
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BY WALL i BARNARD. Auctioneers.

BY WALL i BARNARD. Auctioneers.
N, N 3N FIFTH srREkT EAST AT AUcrIoNH
o W,EiDNfSDAi AFTERNOON. eth July, az 8
1s5S. and duly recorded ia liber J. A. s. Gs. f9Iio
zi9 Wil sell al Public Auction, IN front of the
ReInIses, Lot sax, la square elsh hundred and
divided irto tW lots fronting thirty set
a. ana inches each the east side of
rum street, between d and r. Streets and rInnIn1
BACK one hundred and ave feet one inch. "i"s
iernis! One fourth cSsh, to be paid ON the dav NJ
interest. - ~ "e''e 'iohths WIN
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
an convey ahcing al the ex Pense Of the purchaser
TO-, X. w. BARNARD Trustee
,'e Ss-d WALL BARNARD, Auct'fs.
H THE ABOVE SALE is POsTpoNRp
10 the 18th instant, same hour. DD
X. w. BARNARD, Trustae
-yo WALL Il BARNARD Iucfs,,
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PikR,a Peak
AleNaudria MARIE,

ST. Louis, July IA party OF sA-persons
rea s. leavenworth yesterday from Denver CITY
with 81 500 in gold dust ~
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON ,TU
STREET NORTH AT AUcrIoN.-On THIJRSrAV
tne 4t instant, shall sell, in front of the premi
SEES at O'Clock p. m, Lot No. &c, in C. III Wiitha,
subdivision of uare AL Ia wing front of *
ee, On Itn street north. and running back Ia feet
The locality of this property is Desirable il hahn,
CITY. -s"J socuohs OF the
Terms: One fourth cash balance in G. IL. and Ia
months, for notes bearing interest sesared nv !.
deed OF trust upon the premises. "
" Sd A GREEN. Anct
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POLICE MATTERs.-Bsfore Justice Clark Geo
7. Pocket was accused Of stealing gait -topsail
and foresail from the schooner Olive the same
being the property Of Thomas Lucas The accused
was committed to Jail for court in default of $500
pail George Williams was also accused of stealing
sail from the schooner Olive, but the evidence
not sustaining the charge, the defendant was dis
missed ~
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Nor GONE YEr.-Yesterday, just before the de-
parture of the train for Baltimore female entered
car, and sezing upon an Individual there seated
brought him out, and conducting him to the office
made him return his ticket and get the money
back. The couple were evidently natives of the
Green Isle, and il was said that the man was
anxious to enjoy pleasure trip, which his spouse
longer than she liked
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MrYtc,y Mrsr,yoI,,,,,n

WKDDINS CAKES, very pretty and very cheap. Ice
pkeaS and Water Ices at Sl.O per Gallon, at the
PhIladelpha Confectionery, corner 18th and F sts
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CANARY BIRD escaped from corner 9th and II
SITS on Saturday last. Reward paid for its return
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT Of sale Of valuable Avenue
property by A. Green, auctioneer, at clock this
evening. The property being opposite Browns
Hotel and adjoining Parker's grocery, is neces-
sarly of most desirable character for investment
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J. C. Mcguire & CO, Auctrs
A, GREEN, Auetloneer.

By A, UREEN, AuctIOneer
VALtABLE BUILDING LOT ON THE IS-
LAND At AucTIoN.-On FRIDAY, the 18th in
o'clock p, M, Lot No. Is in square No GI2 fronting
- l1et on south r street. and running hack alone
the line of wide 100 feet alley hetv 4 Strasst
and Delaware avenue. ~ ~ o''oet
Terms :; One-iourth cash balance in 6, r. And IL
Iohths. Tor notes bearing interest, secured nv a
oseu 81 trust upon the premises. deed given and
deed of trust taken. Title perfect,
" o A. GREEN, ADct
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T w Z e ~ MCGUIRE 4 co. Auctioneers.

ST0Ck OF MeS WEI nG6S go GoY hue!iopssrs;
AUCIION.-On THURSDhY a FrER NbbhhiNS
sniy l!th, at Public Auction. at O'clock on iGtb
stieet, adlolnlng the canal bridge shall sell the
unexplred term of Lease, Stock Of Wood OAbca
stable, DC and good Horse and Cart, aifardins a
me opPortunty ior any person who desires 10 en- :
custom. sOO1 ieh oi
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in three
months with interest, for satisfactorily endorsed
notes, be al ing interest
y8d J. c. Mcguire CO, Auct,rs.
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Ny 4: GREEN, -Auelioneer.
DAWNBROkERS SALE OF y FINE on m
OkEIk PAINrINGs.-On THURSDAY the 18th
Jay oil gulV Instant. | shall sell at the AuotIo1
hnon oi A. II reen, No $40. 18th street at IN. cor
n n 81 ID, at o'clock p. m, seven fine Old Greek
ralntngs, some OF them large size and ali from
NE nt Oest masters, they being unrodeemed pledges
rms sale VIII be well worthy the attention Of nsT
sous wishing To purchase fine paintings Terms
cas6 ISAAC HERZBERG, Pawnbroker
-93o-oous A. GREEN, Auct.