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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28
LAND AGENCY
5000 ACRES of GOOD LAND
For Sale on Easy Terms.

I bERSONS wanting to buy or sell Land, will dp
well to call on the undersigned. who can give
facilities for purchase or sale equal TO any in the
cou'trv.
FOR SALE, at LESS than current rates, and
on time: NV or sec 81, (less 10 acres out of sc
corr and h of sw of sec o. town 30 II. Of range
w-230 acres, 80 acres improved-at North
Bend, Stark county.
The Ii of NV fen m +, sec 6 Michigan Road
and-!22 31-l0j acrcs-unimproved-six miles
north of Plymouth-fine, heavy timbcrcd land,
whitewater.
The Sc qand h of sw q of sec %, and tho ne
q of see 30, town 30 II. of range one Polk town
shiD-l00 acrcs-hcavy timbercd, good water
near Tyner City-to be sold in quantities to suit
purchasers
The 8 h of ne q of see %, town rs N, of range
, G. 80 acres, four miles south Of Plymouth--ff
teen acres improved land. timber and water
The Sc Il sec Z, town - n, of range c. l 6t
acrcs-Grccn tovnshp-eieht miles from Plym-
outh--ncar store. mills. and in good ncichbor-
hood-good timber. fine grass marsh, and living.
running water.
The e II of sw q of sec p, town 81 n, of range
. g, and q of sw q of 20, town 81 II, l22 acrcs,
four miles northeast of Plymouth-Good mill sea
and -mill-thirty acres mprovcd-buidng-
to bc Sold very cheap
The ; h of NV q of sec ! 1, town 30 n. of range
3c-close by Tippccsnoc Town-good land ana
good timl'er-ummprovcd-to be had cas-,
terms.
Lot No. in Whceer'- addition to the town OF
Plymouth--tinc dwelling and good out houses.
North = of Lot No.31 in Plymouth, now know
a. baldwin House, desirable location.
Lot No. 81 in Plymouth-good dwelling house
Part of Lots 3 and II. misunderstanding
3lxi0 fcct-!or sale or rent.
Lot No 10, Plymoutli--"ood dwelling and two
story business house, on one 81 the best corners in
town-to he had alta bargain.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing in this vicinity
Wilde WELT give Us u call.
REEVE & CAPRON.
December 9tli--2tf Plymouth, Ina
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28
LATEST NEWS BY DAILYPAfEHS
Effect Of the treaty.
New ork. July 26.


that has happened since the war
broke out, produced little or no
effect in commercial or financial
circles here to-day The news
caused all the French funds to adj
vance , II per cent, the British
3, and other foreign stocks i'll pro-
portion; but i'll New York neither
merchandise, nor stocks, nor mon
ev, nor exchange have been per
ceptibly affected. No doubt the
season OF the year which is pro
verbally unfavorable for specula-
tive movements, is, i'll Il measure,
the cause of the prevailing apathy.
Something Is also due to the com
plete sway which the bears eXcr-
else over the Stock Exchange, and
which, for the present, PARALLELS
the action of that body. 1t NAV
be doubted whether the dull indif-
ference manifested IN all monetary
and commercial circles to-day, can
be of long DURATION
The Post sayS-"While the Eu-
ropean news most unsatisfactory
for two important interest, -the
western trader and the importer
vet there Is, of course, much rea-
son for con@ratulation, that so ag-
itating an element It's an European
war Is removed from the financial
system, permitting wider action
Ut confidence. the essential condi-
ton of prosperity i'll the aggregate.
Few can Doubt that whatever NAV
he the temporary disadvantage to
the West, and however slow the
recovery from the embarrassment,
the termination of the war will
generally facilitate business inter
csts, and establish Il better state
of things generally
The New York Herald, i'll an
editorial on the effects of the peace
on the commercial Interests, says
they may be of >erious import to
this country, if We do net meet
them calmly and with foresight.
Viewing the result of the war sui
it, sudden termination in the same
aspect with the results of the Cri-
mean war, attended, as they are,
with failure IN the breadStuffs and
provisions speculatlonS, and with Il
reckless speculation in imports,
they are not without menace to
our commercial affairs. The close
of the present war leaves us in the
imminent danger of another panic
If we do not exercise the utmost
caution to avert 1t. But III one
respect the war has benefited. 1t
has increased the government rev
cnue considerably at very OPP
perfume moment.
The Post says that the Stock TX
chan e Is even duller than 1t Wa
yesterday, especially 50 IN the raIl
road shares, which are pressed for
sale with considerable freeiom.-
The heavinc-S is noticeable in the
State stocks, these being less en-
1uircd after than before the peace
news was received.
The Commercial says the inter,
est coupons due August |, on ali
classes OF bonds OF the Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana
rail roa'l companies =, and on the i,
Detroit, Monroe and loledo RAJ
road company VIII be Paid on that
,Ia,- ~ the commercial Exchange
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28

We are permanently located in Plymouth, with
Just the stock friends, that will suit YOU. We are
determined that no Man, Woman ar Child" Sin all
the REGIONS round about" shall undcrsel us-llld
respectfully solicit your patronagc-conident that
in the variety, quality andlow price of our stock
that we can suit every one wishing anything in our
line. [20vi Ii. B. DICKSON Co.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28

NTOTICE-The Wolf Creek Mills will be
Y stopped about the first of July, for the pur
pose of rcpairins they will be in operation 10y the
18th. Oar customers will please take notice.
iun23 3Dt3 WIN. ZEliNER.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28

And COTTON, and full assortment of Tailor
Ing Trimmings, Trunks, Satchels, Boots 4 Shoes
etc. etc, all of which will and must he sold at
rates Which will defy all competition.
ANY person wishing to purchase goods as above
advertised, we could best convince them of the
truth of our statements by giving MS Il call and
examine our stock and prices to which, service we
arc at all times ready To attcud. We would par
tirularlv direct attention to our Tailoring Depart
ment which j. under an efficient Supcrintei.lcnt
who guarantees all work TO be made according To
style. under workmcn like manner: and as We have
the Advantage of 4
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28
INDIANA REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
L. McDONALD,
Real Estate Agent Il Notary Public,
OFFICE OVER rrKRcE's CLOTHING STORE,
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA.

hRAWS DEEDS, Mortgages, Bonds. and
~ Agreements; sells Lands, examines Iitlcss,
and furnishes Abstracts of the same; pays Taxes,
and rodcems Land sold for Taxes
pEEEpI'NfI'S.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28
$1,000 TN GOLD, FOR So.
J.. D. 81 y E'S
FOURTH ART UNION
GIFT DISTRIBUTION

TITEITf' THOUSAND DOLLARS
In valuable Prizcs
800 PRIZES IN AMERICAN GOLD.
In Prizes ranging from :! 5oto 81 900 etcl.
10 Cod and Silver Lever Hunting Watches. from,
So to S.l90 each. ~ :. loidid Oil PAINTINGS
and Engrayng>. la'lv's Garnet Coral.
Cameo ana plain Gold BreastpinS AMI
Earrings; also Lady's LocLct
Breasimn,: Gents Diamond
Opal and Garnet Pins;
fine Gold Pens am!
Pencils fine
81 Rings
Golis.onc 4
Io~ket Rings; Regard
and Plain Gold Rings. Shirt
.'t,,ls aul sleeve Buttons; Gold Tockcts.
&c, &c, Sc.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28
ca. sss E -

Our TIN SHOP i in good running order, and W
would solicit any work YOU may want done IN that
line, ut low rccs and with despatch. We have
recently taken up our abode with you and intend To
,n,kcit ourlioinc. Mould ask all who are iii want
81 any Goods i'm our line. to give us Il call before
purchasing, and We trust, by giving strict attention
to your wants and lay giving you good goods, to
merit Share of your patronage. Don't fail To give
rs acan Remember the place, one door south OF
Westrrvelt'S Dry Goods Store
= = nrcKj Yours, Very Respectfully
= = ro,x( BUCK & TOAN.
:
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28
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We have a complete assortment of Stoves NJ low
prices and are determined 10 suit our customer :
Efy ,,rirrs
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28
LEATHER & FINDINGS

Constantly on hand Remember the place AMI
rive Us a call-onc door north OF the fost oihce'
VIM. {. EDWARDS,
r. VANNALkENBuRGH.
p,,nanth. Ind December 2ad leJ-. vol lno
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28
LOW .sG::~~S.S sssS..S

On the corner South of the Edwards House.
April ), 1888 RICE x SMITH
n Il. III kinds of Country Produce taken at
the highest market price.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28

Together with !: host of Other things too numerous
to put in type. We would state to the good people
of Northern Indiana who purchase their Hardware
in Plymouth they will ALWAYS find usin readiness
to show them Our goods. and in al eases will find
them rs represented We do not advertise to sell
at cost but will sell at a fair advance on manulac-
turcrs prices, and Us cheap rs the cheapest, for
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28

1--we respectfully invite all to examine our
Goods and prices. We take great pleasure IN
showing them, and not urge YOU to buy unless YOU
arr silifrl
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28

T,IIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE OPENED,
one door north Of the Post Office. an extern
Two stock of
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28

IT DID, no N z
A. thew purpose making their store permanent
institution of Plymouth, the public may be assured
that thev will always hni their stock complete
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-07-28

Nov COMPLETED, AND CARS RUN
i Y from Chicago to Pittsburgh without change
connecting with the
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- = = ~ -. -
IL, Lola Montez writes letter to the New
York Herald, IN which she denies having abused
America in her lectures In England. She says
sftef having seen something Of slmostevery nation
on earth. have preferred this to al sthers for my
home. did not zee the reports Of my English
lectures which were published In this country;
but II they made me abuse America they were
either imperfectiy reported uhfaifly reprinted
SO far ffcm abusing Ameyica,iI defended this
country from the assaults and misrepresentation
NV lectures to be fair and truthful portrsiturss Of
this country ,fwithout the silly twaddle Of adula
tioa on the one hand or Of Misrepresentation on
The Other. And, surely, we may speak OF faulfsin
abusing them did not commit the useless folly
Of saying that America had no faults, but I did
aY,fn these very words, that stake it all In all,
there II nc other spot ON earth where man Is max.
Ing such giant strides towards civilization and
perfecfion as In America "a And such was the
sspifit Of al that 1 said Of America.n "ii u
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THE BEsr WINTER cL0rHINGss li.;,
oan only be found 81 XAQI IuIA,
3 - WHESENFELD 4 CO.'S
QOE0N HALL CLOTHING ROOMS

Splendid idOvERCOATs Tor Fsx Dollars!
EissAHt DRESS sJfifs q is1sst & ssss soss !. Z
!. 80 ., -. . -. At lyIk4ENFELD& CO.'S.
Bsasfifsi BUSINESS SUITS a Tsiaing cost:.
!, & +; w.sB :. ..ss''s :
r. tes2a es.ssIlz Coed Ritting OgERcOATS!
.,,s -. AZ WlE9ENPELbx & CO. .. -. y. =.
s'''' sos' M S s1j1H 5fj 1HsIss rs kss
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49,, 49,, EsEsENf c6s ~ 1sas1 sss'as.
e sos enS4SlI 81 s9Ssid;ssIfi 9ss SHES.
!, &c. 81 6b blsF:' q ss.l =
: :, - Finer thaa the Finest!
Z ax1zt g sx9 1 psefb! than TIE Pesti
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CRANDELL' q. 22sT,sScEzs;,. ,Sa ~. = J. =
rfsssh ss hiSess.st p bsrs rss Of
essa, and I'll qttss eP PEcTAELEs. afJ2S
the be1t susity. IN sllyer. steel and German
new slassss sst In them % order. =. y no is-ly
- FURs! PURSE FURsm ~
-OEYMOUR Hss row ready for sale en- elegant
and well manufactured assortment OF Ladies Furs.
In - ~
Mink sable Sets, ,iz5 Fitch sets,
ffench Sshie to,, ssit--..s-W w 6ter Mink do.
:, az. Besides every varlsty rorn.
Every articleas represented, and .eld Al sxceed-
no IS soim fsa Brdfs 81 ct. Gssrs setosa.
DAIl.ADELPt1IA pRAUGHT ,ALE.-Tbe I'M
= detsigncd respectfully inform their Old custom
ers and friends In general that they have msde en-
tenslye srrangementa In order 20 supply them with
massey, Collins & COS superior ,ORAU6HT
Ale, which for the past rear has homo the rePuta-
non Of being the best In this msrket. We ses nov
fecsiylnx two hipmsats per week in order 10 have
deliesry. Avs sell this Ale only on comm ssion,
our terms VIII Be mildly adhered Co. &Sisfsction
gnersntsea IN eyery instanos, -psovided nStice Of
pomesfie .ALES.s fokTEk e and Brown
STOUT fsliy equal, II not superior, 20 any i'm
ssss u 'SS SSrsa sslsfssa
90 11-6 81 Gree sfreet (ye,rw etovu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-02

news 70 most people 20 learn chat ! daughter Of
Schiller IL stil extsnt to rejoiceiin the universal
homage paid TO hin. not only BY the so ON, 900 Of
nls eounssymeT N EHfoPe oSs S ny o sne wdespresd
ovef@he world. In the Au2sburg Gazette there
appears letter from this lsdys the Bovonss Emily
De 6ieichss .Russwurmy (nes de Schiller, whose
residence IL ,GFoifisstein suf Bonneland, Lower
Fsanronia. In Bavaria. She earnestly aska to be
snppfied with copies Of all odes spceches, lnusi.
cal Compositions and other docui1enis iilustra-
tive, In every tewn and place, Of her fzther,s
memory Sfhat she may tsessuse up a an heirloom
for childsen shess tsles Of trae nobility. aaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-02

" II N II X Il - Id, - fsl-s
Members Of Congress, and ot6srs Who intend fur.
nshing their oyn apartments for the session, are
informsd that they viii ind 1t our Were-Toosns,
~ Msrkst Space, second store east ofsth street.
v'lys s'S;:s' r;cys TS,ss Ply DSp6ls In
T.. PetInss, ut very log prices. - . -
Also, Fl9or DiIcioths in oil widths. from three fset
tc eighteen feet wide, which We cut mp ~ per
., diagram to ft any sized room. hall or PsssaSe,
Al.e. sil % %fi1ds Of Curtain Msssrisl. for drawing
sf roons, paflors, chambers, dinisg rooms, libra
% yle.. Gc, With sl the necsssasy fxtures 10 com.
Also, ! eomSiets assortrnent Of Table and Tot,et
furniture, Ltnsns and Cott0ns, such es Danask
Table Cloths. in ell sixes, from l2-4 b. Is & snd
le4 By p. 4, ,dovntns4 by g. l'tH5sl- =
he9yy Silicis Plain Ramasks, knssls, Sectch and
b lsish Linen shestinsst and a. the best maker IN
C9tson lu o.: P NAPKINS. poil!ss, Uyetlsys, :
Pisno end Isbls covsrs, Rugs, Mats, DruSGets. -
= FsURNITURE Day soOps - 80.
neooeessy for the comfort and eonvenis ofhouso
keepsfss vhieh vkbs sold ct 6gnres lower than can
p4esibix be had ejsewhere. - - -, = gstsa n :
n VIII be found e. great convenience "a obtain
eysry item req uired NJ our store - 30
fhoee In want Of such goods will find IL to thoir
e1ysnta4s 70 call and lock through ohf stock bef0fs
meklnS the1f purchases. 4
On! stook Of BLANKETs, COMFORTS,
9uiLFSs snd other Bedding, IL unusnaiy COM
l0 sssotDscs cIAsErT ! DoDsoS,
TWVuR OsTC 4 ~ rsssn vrrrns0DD ~ 0rrrr ~, }.
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AHe1a Tae udRs. WINsL0W,s1-s EoFlN 2
,sed, lsss;aisso shs ssisssiss y. sesssss y
! 'sS III 9TH ING SIR III r. &.
ss ~ s.ss, sss.sl.s an aisy AL
srRE TO Rkd ULATE rHK B0NELsr v
pepsna IPea ~ mohsr, ~ will give restio yoasesss and
hELLERAND HEALTH TO 0YoURINEAkES
ga: .t.; = & AsD ragfa q ss,ss
Hsdiss.s sssss mrs sI.sr & x sgfGlD. 1lSi II Il
sscr 4 Guas.iwINSLOWssIsh..ss sh.s .soa ,ia.IS ...d. G
sses s00rHHNe s ,a,sss. e 6 ds M
Az :ssss.;,;, .S,s,s: sYRur s :iss:i viii 1;
yistuss. Wsspssh in this matter VIA WE no KNoV
81 vSal nasSs
eLzak In almost sssry nstaes where DE af.nl ss6sr.
ssr tssn,y misnses asr she syrup d sdmIeis.srsd .
s s..s s..s n &.
!, 9l's7 assI - 2 THOUSANDS OF CASES. - ,@aal
oay rssves The child from pain bu, isveerasss he
saeh md bewsis, eorreets sedsy and yvss tone and
Gaipro IN rHE BowxLs Axp VIM CoLIc,,
snd srssso.s as .h.sh i 5essaisd
: ii ss... Is r: :ss s1s.. n..s
.ai... frss I. rEkTHING ran whether
We would ssy svery mother who has kild su
sous re- s1S &c The rcI IL.
susE-ye: AssoLuTELr sunI-to fellow the use Of th,s
ssdicins, timely nssd Pull direesiors for uins viii
cTs PERa New . on s"as:' ss:
P9ssiy. f9is y M s ne .Sts
Price only IS Cent? per Bottle. - oe Il-d&wlv
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"A: 4 /. ssase :. !. 80:
Mary persons esn vssr dee ssssk Who o6o
oaunot vear others, and no person - vsaf others
i:ss; :s .;. s,:s q .: g =, DOM,
elsa1est, stronsssI Ind mcsf Psyfscf 6slturs tSsl
ART csn Produee, the MINERAL Plate vii b
Rooms IN this city-No sSe PA svenue, be<vees
sth and loth sts. Also, so1 Arsk - -. Pknadsi-
H. DENTISTRY.
iseIs tSsi ks csn VIZ sosSdses ss rsseS- . ~
eItkeial tseth IL has the sdvanfaess q
strength beauty, cleanliness, and cksepness. Full
gIRer ,ss1 ipssrtsd for esk Psrfial N proportion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-02

p ~ John Randolph, Of Reanoke, wss In tav-
en- lying On sofa In the passor, Whiting for the
HsEe b eomesto the door, A dandiaed chap
stepped Into the room with 3 whiPin hand, Just
for. afranged his haif and col1as, quite u1coa-
sctcus the pfrssnce Of the gentleman ON the sof
After attadinixing while, he turned 70 70 out,
whs9 Ms Randolph saksd him, va fsssa I /,
';ss.gss sir, st.xe!' said The Top; s'pvs nothing
20 do with 20, sif. = = s. 80 sstiusAels' :
oh. l hcg yous pasdea, = ssid andolph qriiet-
" 81 tAssshfyes rsrs fks ffirsv''I e .sisa
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WAweman-amasrieA womsnEwho permit.
herself 70 ind fault with ercosditon IN llfe and
81 envy fovssd these who ars pee duiarily bette
situs1ed thsn h<rsclf, hHs alss6dy taken the nssl
fzlse step that nay LEAD her down to ruin and ali
grace. ma win be the text Of future remofse coup
In hand. Women win do weu &, ponder this
414 3se<osfent make happy homes l'ao seoa s's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-02

saIT31 Mayor Lincoln, of Boston, M bresentegi a
S1ochsto eAe 1dncoln- School-hone which VIII
MA No ssts.sien. q regards Winding np, sfIefit
p Iee H4ce4 y ~ 70 asioss TIE f6fce of tie
= hps = q p6 rent itffom rusniia down. Wkeu
- cit 1et6laRns iadcates tho h6uf of noon the
elsek viii reguIate itself BY It by nssG1s of ID
fpEanie4s eppasqs. ~ 1sa.sfgs e s9iff 81
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EDUCATIONAL.
WAsMNGToN cSLtEeiArE TNsTT:

- -,sh KDUCATI0NAL.
WASHINGTON e9IEfkEsiArE TNsTI-
isi i'; ;;;.s + 81: s.
yrh the leading schools end eoerss Of the coputy,
i s ed & S
NJ, MIS- Hccg3Nlcx's scHoeL.
.1s So z i15arT 9 he.
The du.ies q her School on ne Ist Monday In Sep
$ :s S fs::t .s.s. Il g.
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sssd BON 70 % u i ys.s.; ssovilhss sndsr her mn
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III '.''A VIRGINIA ,., -
Recommended BY Phyacians - - -
And Pfonouncsd by Competent Judges, -,
1sfll Zee The Purest and Best
al 3, Warranted Perfectly Free From All
De!eterious Properties,
Put up IN Barrels, Half Barrels, and small Kegs
fef family use, and sold BY the Agent
.H.E. c. g. MORTIMER,
sye Dspot-D st., below 7th: under Polkinhora's
DcALL AND TRY EfTF.n''ns TT E'''0l,sn no sn%s9f' io.a
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2 afhtwxssfxi 3oxssrkxs xr MArsnriEIp &
The 9lespe Eenmittee meto ssfPrlay In Bost6a'
dznsInin9 fnifhe tsp61 cf IL Tfcasufer balasce
<ofto ~, wtlI6h .uas pl.ecd in1he hands % the
l!xeeasive cs4ik ittss - 51uni otf0st fund,
III 4 is: s;ss s sss 8 4 sssise''F
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q The,youth, although fully sensible a. TO the
instantaneous peril that he must incur by pro-
itdki6e those ineeQil6g men; could not suppress
the indignant reply" Do you call murder
sport in this country? If 90, I beg leave, with
oil due respect to decline my share OF the fun -
fro Be CONTINUED ,sbtesiE -
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GENTLEMENss

~ A. DRESSING ROBES.
.,sSf we g eag thii css;pH II sdaioS g
lasEest vasiety and lsogt eomplete assortment Of
"GEE TLEMEN'S DRESSING GOWNS" ever
offered Ct retail. Z * / - r
Ocoupy,ng tn: same steee for twenty years, and
buying exclusivey for cash, We Offer the best and
newest goods q the lowest sriess, e Il -, 3.
no n-1w saa sale. Room. B,oEn,s Hotsl
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A CANAL RESTAURANT. :
AT This quiet estsblishmsnt, the lovers Of eoos
eetinE can Ind stall times eyerv delicacy n
Of the season, both from land and water W. I
and served mp IN the most approved sfyie ls.kH
6 N.Bs-Frcsh supplies xeceiyed every day.
no I'm w. Fl. THICKER, PreprIetor.
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- DDUBANT,S POPULAR },
.fs kEsTAjRASf.

- The pndersigned respect- 80 .
l,s54l s.. : fully informs the public that--1'--
he hss jpst completed tbs entire yensvatlon Of his
corner Of 9Th street ard Pa avenue Il u not only
sae most sxssaslvs' but By long odds the most elr
kind in the Federal Metropolis. His Arrangements
EssH t2h ~ IeEnIss re ssRplI Of OYSTERS, GAME.
son are complete whiie the style in which So 20 yes
thom IL unsnrpsssed apywheses Grateful for past
nyos:, he assures his friends and The public THAI
has enofts % give them entre satisfaction win be
no N-sv y .a.la. PETER M.lDUBANr.
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- cLosING BUSINESS. su... -
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, BUILDING ma
!. a TERLaLS.sT00L OIL S, FA NCYA

~ CLOSING BUSINESS: s1ns....
HARDWARE. CUrLERRA. e B1IIpika inh1E S3sh Mi
/ e S&95SSfRsi &5S fSw wT2f g KoS1Es, 49,.
fsG GSoDs Bs6sHEs BsH6gssHfEiSscssS,SH~A ss, e. -
Osf Segaatnsss:hiP exgiIlns by Limitation. We
,sRer:ons IN want Of aaything incur line can get
oargans as ne are determined to Job out the whole
Psrscns Sssins accounts With Us are requested
ness must beoosed up; - u, -, =
no se.ax - :. =. :. No. No. sas fs. .ssDS.. E1
" sic, vocal and instrumental, 'orsanist Of VI
Sc Aloyslus. Mad. r.. teacher Of the ltslianiNl$
styls Of sineng. Orders may be left for the S61
Hmonials can be seen. -. :. -. no % SIM -
II o. HOOD. No. s3s PENN. AVENUE, Is
II now receiving, direct from the factory. large
9nd general ase9Etment OF hns apd fashionable
sss. sSarss tss and
oity tand not selling northern sale work for his
ewaI every variety standard SILVER WARE,
no g - 10 - No sss Penn avenue.
M AkSLE MANTEasi EaassiRsuh MANrELsu
Lsf 81 ssHf s'Sss e
ss ss Tsss. y S s ssn. =:
Is selling . PALE !ss M F
b y - ~ - 81. Marble Yard, Pa. avenue,
TRUFFES.-AsPARAG .-Of our own I'M
Rortation. per steamer Vanderbilt "a bottles OF
mat sss sS ssHs ts.:
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