davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23
Crookeapcss of Boston.

Gail Hamilton" says: "No city has
any moral right to be as crooked as Bos-
ton. 1t is cr okedness without excuse.
and without paIiation. 1t is crooked in
cold blood, and with malice atorethought.
It goes askew when it might just as easi-
ly 90 straight. 1t is illogical, inconse-
quent, aud inoohercnt. Nowhere leads
to anywhere in particular. You start
from any given point, and you are just as
likely to come out at one place as anoth-
er. OF course, all this can but have ef:
feet On the inhabitants. Straight-for-
wardness becomes impossible where you
are continually pitching up against sharp
points. People born and bred in anyes.
and blind alleys, and cross ways, cannot
fail to have knack at torgiversation and
intrigue Dipomatists should be chosen
from Boston, or should at least take
preparatory course of five years there, as
soldiers do at West point.
" The number Of streets is Amazing
The BoataHiaus seem to have a perfect
frenzy for them If they can squeeze in
six-.oot passage between two houses.
they are happy Ialf-a-dozen stairs and
brick platform is an avenue and an ely
Cum. They build their houses in the
shape Of letter Y, with the point stick
ing cut in front, apparently for no other
reason than the exquisite satisfaction OF
having a street pass Up each side; and
they mike their streets crooked to look
at .Hs1 than uIgL a lfpyS to 0nt there =
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-23

rFnHs-single copies Pour Cents one copy
one year payment IN advance, : so at the
expiration nf the year, 500. No paper dis.
continued until all arrcaraees are paid. These
terms viii b. strictly adhered to.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
NUMBER 1913.
From Washington.
" AsllINnrnN. March

NAsuINoroN, March D.
Information has been received that the
rebel capt. Moscley, with his command,
stoalthi.f entered Fairiax q. II. hi.
morning at ? o'eloci, They captured
tho Provost Mar.hal, patrols, etr., to
ccthcl with t,en. Stoughton and a'l the
ncn IN the detachment from his brigade.
lhcy also took every horse which eould
b. found. He commanding officer or
the post, Col. johnson Of ,hc 9Th y. u.
ca'a.ry. made III ESCAPE I he rebels
searched tor men IL every dreetiefl.--
Al eur available cavalry Wa at last nc.
counts IN puraii nf tho roars.
The cnem! appeared suddenly during
lun >tolm tcn stouglton had cstab.
ll-hed his headquarters some dis,aacc
il"m ii, brigade
ia' rchrls captured 10 horsot They
Went n seprch u con. Wyrlhan. bit
that General wa~ N Naehin@,au. They
sefcaed his trunk and took hi papers.
\ Telegraph operator IS ;id to have beon
taken hy I'll, liotc.s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
NOTICE.

To ] Castor, Hiidleson 4 Lyon, J. Musseiman,
Mary pa}ly, Thomss iarwood, James Dalzsll
rad 4 higes Pierce
STou arc hereby rot'fed, in accordance with
i direction q the Ciiy COUNSEL Of tho City Of
payenport, given Al the Regular meeting Of said
Goutoil, March 4if, ise3, 10 the undersigned City
larshai Of aid city, that you are repaired to
iay, Or cnuse TO bo laid, side walk, feet in
width, on the south side OF Locust street, froUl
tarnam Street west to BRADY trect, in the City
II Davenport, and If said side walk is not laid
within ons week from this da;o ,he Same will be
aid at your cost and expense.
II. LEONARD,
Marshal Of the City Of Davenport.
March 9th ! sos.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10

\ majority Of the members OF the Lee
islature have signed and sent TO Wash
lngton a petition in favor Of keeping Gen.
Curtis IN command Of this depart nent
\ number OF farmers in st. Louis
county are preparing TO plant cotton.
GO. l'sSsoGs, Chief Transport Qua,
termaster, has arrived. lie saws that
sickness is diminishing at Nicksbure.
Tie sanitary steamer, y. \. January had
been there \ week when he lvil, and
there was not sick enough on hand 70
fill her. Gen. Grant doe, not desire ihe
sick 10 leave III future, aud has had IA
large whaIt-hoat filed with one thousand
beds for a stationary hosp tal
ispIANAroLrs News, 7th.-It las
been a,cerlained beyond AL contradiction
that At Lebanon, Boone county, 90 starI
o! government arms, and ammnnilon in
sufficient quantities. have been lodged in
the hands Of republicans, who almost
nightly meet secretly. Ia LAFAYETTE 300
stand anl ammunition arc reported. At
little abolition hole called Mcdarv,lIc,
in Pulaski county, mnskets and amiuunl-
tion are distributed.
At court martial held at the Spencer
House, Iii TN, ETY., a witness, "A soldier,
testified Of hi, positive knowledge Of Sc
crct political republican organizations,
aud y arms, gunpowler and bail being
furnished them. What will be the state
Of things in Indiana shortly no man can
predict.
The CONSUMPTION act has brought over
The German aud Irish population solilly
70 the democratic party. Democrats are
firm. working for peace, state and ma
Alunal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
.sOiicc.
10 Henry Miller

TO iebry MlIIeT
SIR You are hereby notified, in accordance
- with direction II the Council Il tho City
~ davenport, given a. the regular meeting oi
said Council March ith ls63 q tho unsorsgn.
ell, City Mefshal of saii city. within twenty DAYS
after ore weeks Iubicaiion Of this .otice, To-
wit: Nthin tvsAtY days from the lsfh dsy II
Mach, lsH5, 20 NIL up he west 60 feet of ~ 8
N Block ~ tho cliy of Davenport, 20 that foul
and stagt ant rnter viii net rorain On said lot
II said o' Is not so hiel by you within tho time
herein limited, the same Will be done st your ex
pcnso, inc udng costs, tcg ther With 25 per eeu,
penalty the tame.
MARsmAL's OrpcE, City Of Davenport,
Scott Co., Iowa, March sth lstJ.
II. Lk0NAhD,
Marshal Of the City 0. Davenport.
nich I0-lg
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
son,hctn News.

NV orr, March ..
Il il reported that tho Harriet la.t
ran never be OF any use to tue ,cneis.--
ihey have no machine shop ia Texas 81
wheh slc can be- repaired. Her lpli
,!iaft Is ben. siA inches ont Of liuc, and
two of her lleuge, on her port wheel aro
but.t She VA. tus compI tcly disabled
vs. the last she'll thrown from the Oswc
20.
The following IS from the Richmond
papers
POM llrpsoN yia. Nonrlr, March 9.
Reliable iutc,l 5cnre, and Of the gleat
est importance, has bten received nom
the iont. Preparations are being made
by Banks army 10 point irrc~staoly to
an early advance 8 moria.-boats. the
: soop.ot.war Mississi pI and The gunboai
Essex are row anchored ut Baton
l;ougc. Daak,' force Is 10000. Amhu
anees and l.tlers arc being pgepmel
The opinion Of military meu is that this
polnt viii bc alta. ked IN few
lays. The utmost confidence pres ais
among both officers aud mcu ~ our
ability 10 defeat the enemy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
New tslpnus News.

Nv laGw, M I 4.
Tho New Orleans LJa, Of February
18th. publishes the following
We learn on good authority that the
thli hnent a. Clinton, Ia, Tor tho
mannlactu 4 nimr, ammunition, elr.,
ea, totally DESTROYED h1 fire about two
weeks snec. The loss il pariic alarlv
sescte - Tho i,hcls, ~ at Tia, tl.c ITO
troops n that .ett,on have been ,ely
snantilr supplied, then oi!ircr depending
upon The capa il, Of these work, al
linton. 10 furnish the dinicuii,, alluded
q bl tibet confederate Secretary II War
n,.nll be greatly increased ~ this llsas
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
NMlIxchaBgs rsT.City Property

l. fGiT hCI.E5 or LhND SITUATED TWO
- uud hali aios from tho & nj lsoase, iay-
enroft. in6n. Said laHd is wei improved, hnv-
ng II good House, BAN, Gistcrus .ud MI eGnye-
nienrcs pcttnining 70 con;prt. There are Fruit
'ecs a every variety, oid enough 20 bear this
ycer. Also acre nrspes four yoafs cid stnked
lut in fiYo on4er; Aspagaeuv bedT Strawteiries.
Cnfrants, Lswton E.ackberr 80, Easpberrics.
~bfabbcry. and ia tact evefythng calculated to
make Tho place not only desirable, but a ptthtnble
esd. Dcc. no above wil be- exchanged Tor city
property, AMI GONE cash pad If nece sary. IN
lufc ol JA0. u. HARRIS,
i.c Claire House.
ach 1-is Or |. w. HARRISON.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
From si Louis.

ST. LorIs, March ..
The Camp kIunt, Arkansas, CORES.
pondent Of the .Domocrai. If tbc Goth
ult, SAYS, the Cherokee Naiionl council
has just adjourned. This was the same
council that was cocrced into the passage
OF the ordinance Of secession by the re
bel army. The first act was to repeal j,
Unanimously. They then issued an ac,
for the depriying Of officers, and the dis
qualifying Of all who remained disloyal 10
tie United States also passed an ac,
aboiishing slavery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
T,ATECr7 NEyAY Gs
By 1L'LEGR1l
Tuesday, = O'Clock a. VI.
lIoul [ lnCInnatl.
ClNriSSsr,, March y.

'iNiiNSNTY, hafrH y.
Information has hcen received iiom
Nashville that y division ~ cavalry. un.
der Gen. Min!y, attacked Hii,,clfs r,bc.
cavalry n mon,lllc on the .ih, aud
I captured 81 wagons, 25 tcnl,. s. mH,rs.
horses and All their camp clnpagc
also : liontcuant-. Captains and 53
private. Two Federal, were slightly
wounded. The rebel, lost 81 killed and
loo Wounded. The .lh PENNSYLVANIA
anil th Michigan cavalry did the work.
! a special to the Gd1ttte. from Mnr.
trec,horo, gives additional pattirnlar. Of
the iight Al lhompson's Station.
! / hero = no evidence that our forces
Were surprised Nnn Dorm WIS known
to 10 ii force ahead and ono brigade was
slowly alkauciu@ aud constantly skir-
mshmg. Whom the icl,vls. with theIl
superior force, engaged us ia front md
on both ilanks, the 2ith OHIO. which
WAS N the icnr with the WAGON train y,
the time II the rebel iiluh movement,
was c0t od from The man body and a.
capped. The 221 Wisconsin, Goth Mich,
Nh and Sath Indiana, wo,e ,hcn com
p'ctclt surrounded. After tho cxhAu.
ton u thor ammunition, having iuirt.
ed severe less "n the rchcls. thep were
compelled 10 surrender a tlagoi trace
was sent 70 The rebel lines to obtain IN
formation ol our losses, In, was prohib
llel from approaching The battle held--
The llag was told i, r,hcl oiliccts thM
they had buried loo ledcrd priyatcs
The sail from aao 70 900 Federal,
were wounded, aud hut ono ledela OH
cer wounded tol. Baird, ol the b5tl
lndiana, slightly.
The rchrl- had 10000 men cngacel,
lnl lost one Colonel several lioe of.rers,
lsp I.illea, and i proportional number
Waanies.
The l.ill pcnnsyaana a,l ith Mich
4an NaltN attacked l,J.soii'e rebel c0i
dry nj nlon>itIe, ten mil nom Mur
ircesbaro, on Saiarlal, and cot them to
pieces. The rebols lost 80 killed and I@o
wounded. l'w" Captains, three Llculen
ants and 80 private, were taken plI.on-
W..
The Ga cHGs corrcspondence sny-
fook out ior stirring ncw- iiom tins
quarter within three days ii the rebc-
stand lhcir ground.
The same paper has news from Nlcks-
lmr, Of Tuesday, and everything !. work
ng well. The %unboats VAL soon lc able
10 pass through tie canal opposite Nrk,
burg. There il no doubt Il or nhlIu,
t. ert our fore il the ,c.r 0! lc.s turs
and cnt OF 'hc!r communication with
dickson.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
From rhi!edelphia.
IiILADfipnIa, Marcl.

PHILADELPHIA, March o
A special from Cincinnati 10 the Eoen
'nq Lattet,n says HE news is more cheer
FIJI from Nicksburg.
a special dispatch 10 the Cicuiunai
Consmcreial says the health OF the army
is improving.
Important movements are pending.
One gunboat was up tic iazoo Pass
and had nearly reached Yazoo City.
The canal at Lake Providence is near
y ready foruse.
Adyices from below Cairo say that
transports with robel troops are expected
to come out Of White River.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
Krir0se school.

4 SELECT PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR MISSES
\ and Children will be opened Monday, March
10th. in the basement rooms OF 81. Lakes
Church. by Miss IsAngLLx HAEsoY.
Instfuctions will be given in the Eng'ish
,wciYo weeks. inch s-dAW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10

AAolnEE BRoTurR oS TIE AS1ious
SEAT The Gaz1ue hGs been nj or zed or H..
slructed to announce tie n4me OF q ). Mcneil
as candidate for the Office Of City Iershal.
sui ct, Of coar., to tie DECISION oi the re
publican convention. Now, We rather like
Mae lie sa good hearted. eompab:ouatle
fellow on duck hunt or chow der excursion,
but can't keep hotel along eide his Sorghum
opponent, Jiw. Means. L. makes very lit e
difference 10 us. however, which OF the two
secures the nomination, as we ere bound .o
bea. every man brought forward by the Afri-
eaa party this Sprlog,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10

If yon want your watches, clocks and
Je"elry repaired take thea 10 w. I. Riggs,
two doors from the Le Claire House, Le Claire
Beck. His charges are reasonable, and he
warrants bis wcrk to give good satisfaction.
March 3d-dIm,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
eF'MufgG.

a SITUATION As BoOk-KEEPEE OR
- Salesman, by a young man II IN he East, Of
practical experitn Q IN o.lher dofariment for
an Interview address " W = at ms Office
mch ~ p.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
List Of Deceased Iowa Soldiers who hnv,
Dicd IN tbOspitnis ~ ~ Iou,s, vn
ffnlm IL u :. III 70 Hntrh lih IAnn

Furnish ID ly Thos ". ] Long, Of Iowa. State
sanitary Agent NJ 81. Legls. aAd vicinity.
February Zsth, / MoAh, so9lpany y, z3ri
Iowa, congestion & lnue. March let, John W
vii . company y, 3sth Iowa pIiuai nenin-
g,'is. March ID ihns creh. company Sith
Iowa. Pneumonia b l. Abe comrepy i. 2Ist
lowa. Goi sunni Il n aarch 3 t. Jns stumpi
company |, 26'h Iowa, typhoid fever; March
th, smith. company y. 9lh Iowa.
ehraiie dari.s yHrhua ~i,ipnet, company
ii 35th Iowa, cou,umpion: siorch 5ih. .iue
Ratenil, company i :ith Iowa, typhoid fever.
PERso-AL, Lienl. Col w. s.. Gr.cr,
the speeessor of Copt Yfldsrsh It, arrived in
town laet eyenitg. and IL stopping 1T the Bur.
~ House
Ph~nix llsurencc Company Of Uait-
ford ; asse's, III May, 1862 s527 .Qso ~ ia-
biiitie1. Szl,500. lI,aEy Il llorraAs, Ag't.
MILITARY MhE, AITDNIlo..-I you
wnh ior lnif1ro efui foll equipme IL, can
on l. Ffekire. Nickol'- Black.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10

GRAND GALA NIGnT.-Ihis evening
Nesss. Bush d Co. will eff II their choicest
paintings TO the highest bidders. 40 home .a
coeiI ets without u.ule or lees paintings hung
UPON the walls, and such opportunity il
for years lie on hand early tonight, and ST.
cue js.t what yor want
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
HELP The SoLDlsns.-We earnest '

cali tbs attention OF the people to the
sanitary Circular. published on tie
second page OF this paper. Duty IL plain.
Tacse who can shoald contribute freely for
iiers ARE required to suffer. The ladies' will
attend to making the cotton into comsorters,
and while they do ,hst. let the other necessa-
ries be contributed. Let VS. who stay at home
esteem it high pr yilege to extend to i; the
con forts that are within our power to grant
The good work canne. te commenced loo soon,
amorg ali classes Of atizens.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
Farms 10 Let.

8 FARMS OF 1Go ACRES EACH.
q Farms Of l2o acres each.
Farms Of 40 acres each.
To rent for cash rent only. Inquire Of
JOHN J.. SWITS,
Real Estate Agent,
dos sl-dW3w Nickolls' BLOCH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10

TnASks.-kev. Il. NJ. ]. Winey, Of
Aliens Grove Township. is entitled TO or
thanks for good clro Of subscribers from
that portion oi the country. lie. our friends
in other places !n scott county. who have 10.
made up their clubs, 20 and 80 likewise. and
Il tose that have, continue their Efforts to in
crease the number Now is the time to do H.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
r HE CIT Y.

NEW spring goods opening at Whis-
ler's Cotae ani zee them hy all means, Ia :
dies
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
To DAYS ADV'TS,
Wanted as the Rurti. iEou...

> YOUNG hLA foE DINING ROOM AMI
> other wora.
inch 10 81 4 T. BURTIs. Prom.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10

ILINoLToN ifeMocaArIc.-I III. Ucm.
trrdf out y os ;-l'fitee.on aenis greetiar
On tie tth inat waf our charter election The
Rhohtluiist- 4 this eiiy brought forth theIt
hiei Tor Mayor John foravth Jr the dem
o"lais hion VI out D.. J knox. coussrva.
ttEe man ard o true patriot md when the
vote5 were eohrted We fauui that We had ben.
ten lhcu one Thank Gol ios enc. The days
of tsiaauy, oppression and misrule nre pass
ing awny. lLtL IAlroI.
Good fer F.iacoton 4 mejorlty OF ono !.
the greAtc't victory that can DO gained We
are glad 70 learn that this rn- was tho vote
oi Mr. Stiogham, hitherto a violent reprh-
lican. rfnceton can take our hat.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10


hose spilng styles d! dress hats at
Iarraua's are eeus in their way A very
l.ige stock oi iiHe sof hats iast b,lug opened
r,tsr;aI,,r.,, .son 49,. ,,;
-
ohh ADVERTISEMENT {! " arm ior sa 9
OF exchange fer cry property IA another col
unn. lhls !s capital q ance for 4 profitable
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10
ProrlE's ScnooL MkRrlxu.-Pr,

I ProrlE's ScnooL Pre-
viour 10 tho School election yesterday. tLe
people Of the Davenport City District met a'
the Gourt House al . o'clock a. m Tor the pur.
rose Of receiving the Annual Report Of the
etcers Of saii district,
/ The meeting wa. called to order by tho
President. anl the Nioo,rr.sidehi h,ing all
cent. IN motion. X. G. Brock was called TO 1ll
HI. lace.
The i'resi lent then read ctsilei i.pnrl \.
the ecis nnd doings q the school Board iu-
ring ID. lasl year also report, u Ireasursr
snd Secretary.
Tie I1.asurer stated verbally that all the
Oh debts u he school District are iiquidalea
VI the exception Of s. 500 for school house
No 3
NJ, l1lyison offered tho olowitc
hesQfptd. That tax Of tive mills an tha dol
lai. ne levied on the taxable properly Of the
iistfict for u Teachers fuud.
Adopted
air, Dawson moved that a tax of toar mis
on the Collar lie levied for a contingent fund,
OBJECTED to hy MIR Futon. and after sono
diseussion Mr. Dawson amended ~ folowe:
Hcsoipoi That tax oi three nils en the
3oasr he levied IN the taxat la p.opsity il tns
davenport .lty Dlstr!ct. Tor school House
fund Adopted
Mr. pasieon offered the following
hssolted That III. Board al lDireete,s of the
b.tenpatt CITY Hi-,ue. ara ciupow t.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-10

TnosE spring styles Of dress hats at
iarraad's are eens in Their way. A very
l-ige atoc. .! iina soft hats jast bong opened,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-04

COtL-ss PER los FOR THE BEST
v iuaity of rcd, ak, apd white a,hi hIt -; vel
o., Loerck and sorih 9th and LIST 90. Wlliisms-
hugh. JANE. NOEL. SIS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-04
DENTISTRY.


A GREAT DISCOVERY.
ANts1HElIC slrKOT9 OXIDE.
TEETH IOSllINELf EXTRACTED WITHOUT
fAIN.
BY DR.. HOiT, cole manufacturer u hnes'het r
SttOu' Okiie; issuelIOr q Chl0foioffn or T. .cr,
aud perfectly hirmie's, cu,ing a qli,t sep, ViiA
pleading nsat 1n-, md rect iErtnsihiltty t. pam.
during which leKtract 'eoth vi ron, N in5r f.c III
tAe pst.At Teeth tilod aGG Agiic.nl I,,tn of,seIy
dt"t lon Inserted. Perfect satisIac ION ga.Autrri.
bh hOf l. Dentist 90 Il. way, Uca. -Uihst 40"
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
4 Having had teeth extracted without pain,
hs l'T i. JAY vlLLEBS, L. Grand -, ,,.c.,
from bIotus l ohtrli..,y iIrrt tils =. iyclil-
mendat on 10 those suHlfus ',ou toot. a,hc. IIiR
EiEF \. COOK, G,4 fourth. %
DR. join HOWE, 4j,tANAL ~lIEEr
get. Aseti OF teeth on rf' ,, go -I.. "a d
t : 10 To- IA'' .rcti nA -'t't a', Y.. ,H|t ''o'h
II'u slth gold, hon corn. a. I. . .H .I % e. +.
to ~ per tooth. Teeth est. ..'.I "t.''.f .IH. .
DRS. griffin, 4.s GRAND ~. lew
= - IoIi, oppl'i,e L..i 4 lsFo'.. and 81 Fulton
~ bookiyn, arc w. "' aR t'i. lmp lv,i AEutici,;
Teeth, with or without tytr. tInr thu root. lull
s-tis on gold or pi'na, o. "a s'Hrf or rubber, -;
baItlAl setts gold ~ tooh 80 Give. .. Gubbes n.
Extracting, ~. so7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BARBER SHOP FOR SALE-rilE Bt.ST
- ocstion 10 DIVISION IT, elegantly fitted up all Tor
$500 cash. The owner /, going to Europe APPLY q,
b.. Division 1t. 90
THUG STORE FOR SAIE-OE A PARE
lIncr with ANAL cay tai amt moderate compctcncy
pace. Inquire At II seventh ave. rs
EOR SALE CHEAP "A FIRST CLASS
4 milk route, hor.e, wagon, cans, fixtures. 40 as
retail! Ihe OWE. h.s other business. Apply a. ihe
EOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-A GOOD
l. milk rou'e, horse and wagon, cheap for cash APP
ply corner wA-hinston and rliafy st, isI
EUk SALE--A NEATLY tI1TED-UP
: Candy and Toy store, - -. good location Rent
moderate VII take the net cash offer. Must 10
AYR xpp in ns owner " ''''a TO leave tho fy
EOR SALE-A GOOD ROUTE On A Daily
office, after 9 O'clock th. evening Us So"
EOR SALE CHEAP AN OYSTER SALOON,
i nov doing good business. location bT0 Grand
t. so insq 10 A. aa Madison " up STARE The Ssns
TO WHEELWRIGHTS AND BLACK
1 smiths. For sale or TO rent, on the most ia,or-
abs terms building and lot lately occupied for this
eh.n,o. Inquire Of H. V. CKXMER / CO g. "
TlNMES'S TOOLs-A SMALL LOT FOR
sale chesp also psno', melodeous. watches, lev
ws,chs. ana a sd sas on biaao' sodeon
boush, for oMh, r., JONES, b2 Ann at, ID iloor 70
&1CH-A SMALL, SICE AMBROIYPE
~ and photographic gallery !. to sell out
co@pe.s b.d. n AID 'a o. nsu
vtryIhins Ia uscd only ,hort time CAL la after
o'coch in the ovcnins at 65l Eighth ave 500
G0HO WILL BUY A MILK ROUTE, A
s.s aI,sqes .as9s fsn' . bad 81 soS;.
lniuire for two days, At sOi Spring. 1850
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-04

- : ~, with Insurance hountr ior 900 iao OIL, gin
ing r''b bonlty. subs'i.u, eute ."l rulyets g. II
Dc PAD lb raj c mmlr.i lou To- Ill .DbVt VI "a
uirhed \. B Ptti"s drafted w'll o. iur si.'' -'ih
sitniea, f.rrste'. App Al Dguit H. uGau-, uin,o
80 n. dsay, room 10. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-04

- "rltluitS I'M HIGHEST rbIt +
)H,,I 70 tbs ritz iIr L. -o'l uen ,t,. 49, n"Ytu'
o.rlo'. i1Jt. u.i VoI j. lad 9lC - IL t'nI
gu. tui-,L, ~ nlLELiNA" q. CO, .u} L.c.f'.'y
ara.